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BOUT eight years • ago, t he. talainit;et :occa; sloped by the war in different provinces of Gentility gave .: . . e to a Subscription, and the formation of a gotweittee, in Lou dor, to relieve the distresses on the 4omitsent. 13v the generosity of the British Priblic, and with the aid of tereral respectable Foreigners, resident in this country, tke sum of nea rly ~aO,OOO was remitted to the Continent, which, rescued multitudes of iOdividuals and farniffies front the extremity of 4,, t , and the very brink of ruin. both from Germany and Sweden, The Committee received, the most satisfactory documents, testifying that the various su . ah:ch hal been transmitted, had been received, and conscien tiously distributed: but at no period. since the existence of this. Corl,:iittec has the miss of every kind of misery been so:great in tit: couctrf to which their attention was first directed. • N,vcr has the cry of the distressed Germans for help been to urgent, thelr appeal to British benevolence so pressing, as in the parr: content. Who ,otsid read the reports of the dreadful 0/ Jl ; 3 which have takes place is Germany during the but evetaiti year—of the many sangeloaty beta, foeght -in Silenia, r:ohernia, Saxony. Brsadenburgo and. (Aber pert►'-epfl peruse the melancholy Manse( snaring*, aleuiet.usexatepled hr the Annals o: history—without the utast lively emodone Who t . :•uld leaf of se many thousand° of .families 'barbarously driven , from Hamburgh, is the midst of a-severe winter--of so many . ‘iiiao tun', cities pillaged, whole principalities desolated—and not low with in ardent desire to assist in relieving dimes, so multi:arioni and ea tenslie. . • • To the alienation of sufferings . dreadful—to the rescue of cep fellow wen, who are literally ready to perish—the vieWs of, this Committee are exclusively directed. ' Many well-authenticated afilictin'g details 'of the present dis. tress living been, on the 14th, on the 18th, ort the 98th, and. en the !It si of January, and the tat ofFebruary, 1814, laid be . fore the Committee. it was immediately resolved, oa the reli., rice on the liberality of the British. Public, to remit, by those , Pairs, £11,200 to respeetableiertons, with direetibns to form, Committees of Distribution at the sereral places mentioned. Amount already advertised - .815,032 9 6 suliScitirlrioNS iNCt ILLCRIVIID. • 4. • • - Price, Kay, and Co. 2100 o A. R. B. • 1 . 1 . , Child and s Co. leo 0 A Isignd / o 3. Drummond and Co. 100 0 icts. : B4all,,Ellll. 'lO 4 Courts arid Co. 100 0 •Rev..,Henry Pater . ~ 5 .0 . 'Snow and Co. 100 0 At Messrs. Prescott &Co. Megan. Hoare • 100 0 S. Hoffman, Esq. . 30 0 Hone, Barnett, & Co. 100 6 C. S. Weilmuth, Esq. 10 0 lbilsterman, Peters, and I Thomas Eownal, Esq. 5 ,0 Co. . 100 0 Abr. Wilkineon, Esq. 10 10 WM. Chatted!, Whit. Rev. William Long ga ry morr, and: Co. 400 0 At Meisrs,Lacibtoke&Co. Esdaile , Hanunet &.Co.loo 0 Fiancis,Knight, Esq. 10 10 obans, Curtis, - & Co, 100 0 Brownes and !kind 10 /0 Erwett, Walker, &Co. 100 01 Ar Massrs.Derrisii&Co. Worsigpfel. Company of . Mrs. Waked 5 5 Vintners 52 10 . 1 At Masa. Faller & Co. ,At Mrssn, Down & Co. It. I. Liidqn . I I (continued) 1 . Itatridni Bridge &Co. los (Y T. A. Busk, IN. - I. 0 . ht Pim ii/e-Pereing&Co. • . - 74eux; Reid, m 4 Ca. 105. 0 Kent mid Co. - 18 10 Lard Hardlry . . 52 JO l A. KirkmB,,Esek SS. 1•Ir. Olivet I 1 W. Ribback , Est 3 9 R. A.S.' ' • 1 0 Rev. E. Nlckdits 5 0 •C. Elliot; 41q. , 10 10 Ar Messrs. Curries &Co. , Pada , M - collard; Esq 1 1 R. Fainter and Son 10 10 V. PriAt, list, . to IQ 4. W. Albin 0 Li V. W. Godfirt, Esq.. SO 0 John .Hen. Freese, Bap 25 0 Dr. Hope 2 9 At Memrs.Spooner & Co. 111411140Ve11, Esq. 5 5. Mr. Smith • 1 O. Ann Leslie " •0 el Thompson , BSOWN; and r ILWllson, Esq. , 1 1I" CO. 180 0 1 .3? R. S. Morret, Each S 5 0 . . Jan.. - • „11'13othw ell, Esti. 1' 11 Mewl. J. Tisomson,.T. A.I. T. ." -' • 8 s"I Boner, and Crt. - 100 0 'O. Brodket , Esq. • 10 lb lebn . Athine and Sonar 100 0 tehseripdonsVeeeired at . the Bars of she Cny 4f London.. re,. beta t Lloyd's Colfee-inuse ; Steck' Exchange ; and at all the Dinka,* be Town and Centerfli, ._ -4 R• 1 1 -1, MARTEN, 1 secret:coos. L UKE HOWRD,, . `WASHIOi,TAELE DANClNG:—Tri4iteTuiiiop, Mr. •FloPkiNS bogs leave to return his mow grateful, thanks tO his Prienth &oath. Public in getters!, ffiir dot very his-1 filoottithed.patrotage It hacso,loot euperirocedoind irespectfollf t ishcitt a continuance of their favou c a t Ladies .a.u4 Crentlesuin Who have never sacqigred tidy accompli;lnetit, or iluisre who; Wye not attained the present filitiontible Mode, may he ettiedl- Mosul} instructed to themes primate manner to qiilffy "kkethi ifor the first Asscanblies, opplktilits at bit cosldelless . Oath"! makers' Ha; Noble-atroet, Foster:iffy, CheaPside• &hoot, etteh:ded. Nofiebut personal opillifitlons attended to. WALTZ AND COUNTRY IDANCI BALL. R.' WILSON'S VALENTINE SECOND ATI. :WALTZ and COUNTRY DANCE (being bfs Stacy- Third P4llO BALL, will take place at the Crosen.assd Anchor Tavern,Straud, on Vileatines Day, Monday nut. FebnorT. 14, 1814. The Ball will be opened-it Nine o'Cloels, by -li4S..kiarsiscrst and Miss Itssiscs, 'ene of his Poplls, with a Modley,Da'nce,' Ai:insisting of Specimens of a great variety of Ball Room and other geniality approved faohionable Dances; and in the course of the Evening will be danced several new Dances, composed by Mi. Wilson, as expressed in the Bills. Double Tickets, ios.,6d. Single, Ys. to be bad of Mr. Wilson, No. 2, Greville-street, Hatton -g a rden ; where may be had, The' Analysis of Cbuntry lancing, jtrice 12s. and the Treasures of erps'chote, price 511. 6d. ANT I-INPPETIOINES. PIIHE celebrated ANTIIIMPETIGINES, or Sn lunion's Drops (without mercury, or ether deleterieuS pre paration), stand in the highest estimat;on for the cure of the Scurvy, Scrofula, Leprosy, an 4 all disorders originating in an ins.: sure rat e o f the blood; being gradual, gentle, and almost int perceptiblt, in their operation—the best substitute that has ever ken discovered for that dangerous mineral Mercuryisweetening the blood, and stimulating It to expel an noxious and impure talses, give strength and tone to the nerves, enlivening and itsvi gora,iog both body and mind. Another supply is just received, and for sale by 111;1111ms *nd .s 'Sigh, 18, Strand, i.ordo'n; A. Smith, North Bridge, Edin• Plrgh; and all Medicine Venders. Price 11 s: tact', or fuor to one family brat), fur 335. by which one t is. bottle is saved; with the words " Saml Solomon, Liverpodl," engraved on the Stamp. Where may be had, she celebrated Ain't EROENT LOTION kr removing all kinds .f Pimples ; Teeters, king-worts% Cu-., Uncles, kg, from the PIRA and Skim. " Beam)! " That teals so sofily in the stripling's heart, " And gives it a mew rout unknown before." Price 4s. 6d‘and 2s 9d. a battle, dirty 4ncluded. Be careful to Observe the , worsis, " eairuel .Solomon, Liverpool," engraved blase Stan*, whqut which none are genuine. * 4l ° Pr. hoenislcia eapects, when consulted by letter, the usual eviutlfment dt $ ate pound Note to be inclosed, addressed— Paid oneydoab LAW ee DraOloinun, (Mead Moak, now Livelye , ad. le irabl THI.T4SIYAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1814. - AZA 110, BURNE, and Co. Royal Exchange. .1.1 respectfully inform the Pulpy; that they lane alt Sale a variety of Numbers, Tickets, and Shires for the praiwit small IiERY of 2,0p0 Tickets, to be drawn in Two Dams, the 4th and 14th of NEX i• MONTH. THE SCHEME CONTAINS 2 - - Prizes of - £20,000 . 2,000 3 - - 1 , 000 &c. &C. &c. Letters, post-paid, duly ansvicred,. and Schemes gratis.. ritHE TICKET,. No. 1 ,183, drAwn Wednes .l. day, the 26th of January, a Prize of £io,ooo,.was Sold In Twelve Shares, bt SWIFT and Co. • Who also Sold, No. 4,499, s Prize of X 203,000, at their Fonunste offices, No. ii, Poutrav; I No. 31, ALDGATI HllOlll.. N 0.12, Caoatoo•Canst ; In November last. , NEW STATE LOTTERY begioi Drawlug 4th of MARCH. SCHEME. 2 of 4122,000 are .€40,000 4,000 • ~• 00000 • 000000 it) 00000 2,000 2,0110 300 Ski SOO 106 SO 1,290 17 43 000000 1,530 a k ooo Tickets. .etto,ooo . Fires-drawn Priie abo►e 417, the First Day, will recei►e AC2,000. First-drawn Prize abo►e £l7, the-Second Day, will recei►e £20,000. Tickets and Shares are selling by SWIFT and Co. the Con tractors, at their Offices u abo►e: ' PCIRTEEt'S'RUSIA . 24 ' " We insert in Our /cannel, and riot witkint sonte etultatiOn, •.art• aathentie detail-of the mortification , iliiperAult, and effectual defeat Of the ittost lawleis eta saitgidnary arnhitiou wiitt;h ever affbettel .or 'Milner& tb&ring helnanity. Vile circumstances 'lwo-Mated in this volume ftbm-ntaltatilty whith .connnt be -di.- linted‘ It will be parttorithy. alt WWI .an eager and an anxious ititerest."-.-13ritish Critic, Aug. 184. • This day . wis'nuhilished, • In deem, the Seeolut itilttitibi rite ISt boaralt, NA R ItAl'ArE of the'ilitte CAMPAIGN In RUSSIA ; 'cbutaining. kfferrnation- draw' from. °Metal • Murex', and from intercepted trench Documents bitherto un known to the hikkaili POthc- • • ' ' • ' • • , . hy sit Kciatlit K.liii.OliTEß. . 'llinstraretwith 'Plans', ire of the oeneril Movements of both _ • _ - Anrdels, &mini iteie Advante 'and Ritreir ; aad . a Pariraii of tbelate General•Kutasoff. ?finked for Lonimao, Murat 12-3, Urine an& Brow's, Pater norer-row ; and 4t Gallery, 44, New Bisnd-ati.ept.. . . • - • NEW MATHEMATICAL •AND PHILOSOPHICAL 1 DIPTIONW. • This day fie! pyltrilsed, §e Stith and - list Part,ee 7s. Scl. pi t NEW .. mtvrilEmti - ricAt and PHTLOSO 431i;.Pli1cAj. Dierto*Ait'T; Jana an EOlahationo the'Thinfind Ptiniipteg Orrin** andMlTedlirlitlieniattesokid; 'such 'Ernesto of •Naftital Philniephy as are •InicePtibin of Ma-, themstieslAweetigation- Witk, Historistil Sketches of the Rise, Progress, and Present .titte of the . several Departments otiliese, Sciences ; and •an Account Cif 'the Discoveries ,and Writings' oil the moo •celebrated Authors; both Andent and Mcdern. By PETER BARLOW„ , . . Of the Royal Military Academy, ~ A tithor .of ElementAry Investigation of the henry of Numbers, &c. &c. This Work is now complete, forming One handsome Volbine . in royal avo. printed with a new type, on fine wove paper; and comprising several elegant . Copper-plates, illustrative of various Philosophical Inatruments, and such Subjects as could not be properly introduced into ite pages of the Work. ' • Printed for G. and S. Robinson, No. 25, Paternoster-row ; Scatchard and 1.-.lterinan, Ave-Maria-lane ; T. Egerton, Charing Cross ; Cradock and 'Joy, Paternosrer-royr; C. Whittingham, Colwell -street ; and holes C.arpenter and Son, pia. BOnd-street • • ' .MK ENE .1:&4111 AND GUMS., p UTLER's celebrated VEGETABLE TOOTH: i , polvDra, isi with esigulfnce., recommended to the.l.l-e- A the Publit;ii the most ein - f - aaceis Preparation for Preserving `the Teeth lu aiouna state, even to old age, andproducil le a pearly whiteness *MCliit impairing the Enamel. It imparts a firmness and btautitul . redness to the (isms, to the Breath the ilrost de lectable Soesdoeni ; and itAsede.onstantly as directed,. will pre vent the Tootikkehe, Own Boils, and Swelled Face, by removing Its cause—the Setirvy lifthe Gums. Price 2s. 9d. the box. BU'T'LER', Sayenor LAVENDER WATER, from its elegant fragrancy, has Teceived the Approbatiao of t'...ir Royal High nesses the Princess and Princess (:lariat. of Weies, and many Ladies of the - first bistinction. Price. is: to isig.plnt bottles. ' Sold wholesale and retell by the . Proprietor, R. Butler, 4. Cheapside, corner of Eft.*PaWl's Churchyard, London ; ind retail. by Crew, Spragg, Behan and Sharp, Portsmouth; Hall, Hardiog,; Ind Johnson, Gosport; Alinutt, Weston, Mallory, Hope, add Jones, pertrea ; 'Crewman, Exeter; Cooltworthy, Glenville, qu. - ben, slid Hoxiand, Plymouth ; Bull, Waterford and Dublin r, . Baxter and APDonald, Cltsgow ; Smittr, Wianderstnn, Scott, and . dinburgh ; Crutwell, Bath; Ross and Peek, Hull; White, Robinson, irighton ; Roberts, Seldqn,and Rut, Clteltentitm; Grog- 1 5 son and 'filling., Bdwards and Petrify, Liverrfol ; Santa , Lyneh, Manchester; Bowen, Norwich ; Knott and Lloyd, 1 . mlngliani • Gre g ory, BeightOrt ;, - )W`cof Mott resipilehible Al d ine Vainirtha lite IClabislii4lo Mir 2 .. PC 6416 , • CHILBLAINS are prevented from bleaking, and• 16.. i their tormenting Itching• instantly removed by WHITE HEAD'', FSSENCE of MUSTACiD, universal', esteemed for its ertraordhiary E6tca4 in Rhenmatisms, Palsies, Gouty Affec tions, and Complaints of the Stomach ; but where tkis certain remedy has beta unknown or neglected, and the Chilblains have actually broke, Whitehead's Family Cerare wif ease the pain, and•very speedily heal them.—Prepared and ,oldby tt. Johnston, Apothecary,• 15, Greek-street, Solio London—the Essence and Pills at 25.9(1. each; the Cerare at Is. lad. Sold by every Me ditine Vender in the United Kingdom. . •. The Genuine has a black ink Stamp, with the name of R. Johnston, inserted on it. SAkACF:N'S HEAD INN, SNOW-HILL, LOtillON. • WILLIAM n. mduttrAthr. The. best Accommodstftin for Tkavenein, good Beds, • choice Liyuors, and moderate Charges. Waggon Warehouse+, and*Stahlir4 for Six, Waggons rx Week— of great interest to any Cartier it might suit, from the central siimation, THE follow POST COACHtS, MAIL COACHES, 4tc. sot out from the Sal-zero', Head Inn, Snow-Hill. FALMOUTH and TRURO New Post. Coach every Morning. EXtTER, WeymoutE, puretester, ralmouth, Dartmouth, and Salisbbry New rust Coach, every Morning at Six o'Clock, with a Guard,, thrtitight Moulton, Aantinster, arid 'port, ansintiford, Basingstoke,. and Sagshot, BOSTON. Spalding, Peterboritugls, s'fil•au, and Huntingdon ! new Royal Mail Coach. sets out., every Evening.—Coaches from Boston to Spdsby, Loutb, Grimsby, stud Hull. • LIVEkPOOL Po,t-Gaels, to tarry 4 F , sides, vets out every Morning, through Lutterwortl:, High Croo, Hinckley, /Laser stone, Tantworth„ L . r.chteld, Lillesuporp, Northanapcoo, and Dunstable; arrives at LWerponl neat Afternoon. LIyER POOL., Warrington, Kronstord, Stone, arid Post-Coach, 'called The Frvelillott, every Evening at Five ! o'clock, to B. BrOthertiNi'd, Saracso's Head Inn, Dale-'treed Liverpool. Guarded throughout, ItATB and BRISTOL Flying Post-Coaches, through Chipper'. barn, Cline, and Marlborough, every Afternoon; arrive at Mr. ' May's, the'Greyhound Inn. Bath, and the London Tavern, Tho mas-street, Bristol, next Morning.-;-Coaahea to Wells, Bridge. water, Tauntop,.&s. - LEEDS new light C. ;ft, tailed the Rockingham, sets put every Morning et Eight o'Clock; Carries Font Insides only, and goes re markably easy, wick a Guard throughout. - Valises through Stem. ford, Newark, Retfotd,..Dontastei% and Ferrybridge, to the Golden Lion; Leeds, nest Day, at Noon. Notwitlistamiing the . uncomnion Expedition of this coach, it is allowed tit be die most agreeable and complete Piblic Conveyance on the North Read, being titiequalledin A kotnntodation by any other. KENDAL, Lancaster,. Pre*ou, Kirby.Lonedale, Belton, Cherie's', Ormskirk, and. Gaming Post Coaches,.every After upon at Five .o'Clock"—Auardied. GLASGOW, I.ongtown, Gretna-Green, Annan Dumfries, Brownhill, Thornhill, Sanquhar-Kiht, Cumneellt Kagewell, and all Parts of Scotland, Campertkvern Coach, D aily. YORK, - Newcastle, and Edinburgh new Coach, performed with a Guard throughout, sets out every IVlorning.at l*f-pitst Six o'Clock, by way of Newark, getford, radcaster, DarAton, Northallerton, Durham, Morpeth, and Berwick. Passengers finding themselves fatigued num the length of the journey, may rest what than they please, and then proceed on without any ad ditional Fare. I. CLan it, the ftlackSwan, coneyitreet, York, tins Coaches to Sunderland, Bull Scarborough, Whitby, and osier Places. i iiifDGENOATH and Walsall eew Post Coach, every Reining, • CARLISLE, Penritb, and Whitehaven rust Coach, goes with Pawn' Noma, and a Guard all tbe way. Passes. through Brough, Appleby, Greataisridge, Richmond, Catterick, Berouglibridge, Wetherby,. Alterlord, neuter, and Grantham (the nearest way by eighteen mile.). Sets out every Mortiing, and performs the journey with the greatest facility. Passengers detained on the road by. business, or pleasure, have the peculiar adv.uitage of their seats being secured in the teat Coach. CHRSTEX and PAR KGATE new Post Coach, D27ly. ECLIPSE, a new Flying Post Coach, to York, Sunderland, Newcastle, and Edinburgh, carries Four Insides only, every Af tettsokn, at Three o'Clock, by way of Doncaster, Grantham, and Stamford. • SUNDERLAND, Stockton, it'd Varm, new Coach, every Morning, to the George Inn, Sundiellisid. MANCHESTER, Winslow, Coregleton, Newcastle, Walsal, and Wolverhampton Post-Coach, every Afteruoon.—Guarded. SHREWSBURY, Wellington, and Slaiirnai Post-Coach, the Royal Charlotte, every Evening, at Flve,o'Clock.—Guarded. . SHEFFIELDaud gotlirrham Post Coach, called the Rocking ham, every Morning. BIRMINGHAM Mercury Post Coach, with a Guard, sets , out every Afternoon, and Radice Lirmir&harn next day at Noun Passes by Oxford, Enston,4l4-Shipstone, to the Saracen's Head, Bull -street, Sir mingbani. BIRMINGHAM New Post Coach (to carry 4 Insides only) in One Day, through Stony Stratford, Letnington, and Warwick acts out every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Morning, and arrives at Blrmingium the same Evening. HULL; Nort*ave, Howden, Thorn, and Doncaster Post. Coosa, every Morning at Seven o'Clock, to . tbe Bull slid Sun Inn ; Mytoo r gate, Hull.. , _ _ - _ Hampton and Twickenham Twice a Week SOUTHAMPTON, Winchester, Atresford, i and Alcon Coach eirry . Evening. Wii.i.z.tst B. Morley/an and Co. respectfaily acquaint their. Friends and the Public that they will not be accountable for any Parcels or Luggage, it;. of more. than Five Founds Value, if loft Oansaptliptinless entete4 M suchaod Mid for aacordiagly, at the Sarkeen r s,Head Ism, Samt-1114, botiacm. • . - N. B. Passehgeri add rarittie Jot 4111; *44- oombie, Ili the New Willi ' 7 St;t4olN - Wt.otts cAscs. A YOUNG LADY, of the 'age of 16, havitig born Ax. afflicted with YerOphulout Ukeratiens at d reminds bed health, was evert Mir • as a hopeless case by err:i.etat proprietor nem. By theme of SiII.SBURY'a Pat rear AN 1 Ist DELOVS,sbe has 'recovered bet heakh, and her pseieet state pro. minis perfect care.—WsnJobOn, of the Parish Of Rotberbitge s from a we'll' rate bf health, end :lcrupholotts AU:cc:inn 'ertie Elbow-ltfrd, Is rdso by their mean. red -ray restored.-4sw ash Iflrurston, Mar Woodbridge,. i% aide tu leave hoer bra alter tWO yearn confinement, and regattas anntlus ',mit., in bupee of completing her reeovesy. The egzacy of the s :Preat Antosecir bode Drops is well' known th Eruptions, Scorbutic, Gouty, attd Mose Alft.cdoiA. Staid wbolesaleint E. ?Alward., 66. St. Paul's Chortle yard; aid retail at the Dispensary. ;5, Soho-144re, Loudon, an bottles of ds ; double. 10s. 64 ; and largest, /el. 2.. duty included. Coatrousa Estrasti, us. To prevent Counterfeits, the °canine Medicine hie a BIN* In Stamp —Mr. S. may be consulted personally, tc by letter, .41. the Dlipensary, on the *opal Prof...llona, Terms. • CHAU .1.10108. M.ESSR.S.CUR R and Co t Surgeons, int. in his Majesty's Service challenge the "bolo world to rove' lines histance where th ' e:r Medicine and method of core ever `ailed of the desired effset. The rttictice o many years in OA I . psurtliadat brabeh of their prafessiao tas not smelt Hee to ice unsoccessfal case. They continue to direct their studies to the treatment and cure of Venereal Complaints, and that derargenieut of the system, which is the consequence of the pernicious andwasteltil effects of a habit long.and most unhappily rur,nee. by the t ouths of both sells, intke one ft will be found to be the itniailing source of barris- Gess ; the other have its ravag-s tatally developed to the by a &s• messing state of debilltt, which, if not timely reniedied, terminate* isiipotence. These are its remote and ultimate effects, whik con. sumptiona, loss of muscular power,and var'ot 4 nervoustomplaints usually charm./ erise the earlier stapes of this soltta ry vice. Of per. sons lanoishing under the disorders incident to such a habit, their treatment is simple and has never proved onsuccessal s In the courie of a long, laborious, and snut.li extended prar:ice. In the most obstinate and complicated case: of venereal infection, such as obAructions in the swan, spungy eter , ,eences, hard cc. :non, callous ulcers, eruptions, seminal weaklier., sleets, as also STRICTURES, Whether recent or of long duration and which have baffled the skileofother Practitioner.. ere by t heir present Improved plan of treatment, effectually and permanently cured, without the pandit tuffertrig ;be excruciating pain and alarming bentordage w! tcA often follows the appZcat'on of the lunar caustic. In the course pf 50 years extensive practice in this metropolis, nurnerbns caves ot 3trictures have been aid ere daily under theirenre, the total eradication of which are effected by a safe, eiertain,' and expel. times mode of practice, superior to any other yet adoptild. The weakness, relaxation, and debility proceeding front this ann. plaint, is speedily removed, and the Naito( restored to sound and vigorous health. .I?.jlt where the 4ebility has tot yeacs exis ted, a proper perseverance in their restorative remedies, after rise :kricture has been destroyed, Is indispensably requafte to revive the slumbering sparks of life, sod to reanimate the constitution. . Beveral Noblemen and Gentlemen, of the first resnecfability Lave been under the care of Meows. Currie and Co. for the roe movel of complaints of the Urethra, Strictures, &c. and, bating received a radical and permanent cure, request ghat reference may be made to them as satisfactory evidences of the'decidel see perfority of Messrs; Currie and Co.'s plan of trcattnent. Many of dusk Gentlemen Lad Strictures front tee to twenty years, and were under the ears of Wises. Herne and HcatigAr., and other surgeon's of equal eminence, who attempted tbcit cure by the application of the lunar caustic, without succors. Pi...enis in the Country are requested to stye the particulars, of their aft, age, and manner or living, encliiiMg a Hank mite for ad ice and medicines, and the snare will be given e r forwarded to any part of the IL ingdoni. Mews. Curie sod Co. may be cooseited by either See, ori• b the greets* wow and heuvur, at their been, No 197, lietton-Oendere PRICE SIXPENCE - ALFitrN SALES BY AUCfl()k. • • GROSVENOR-PLACE, NF 1R HYDE-P :RK-CORNSR. Capial spaciolsenlegsnt Man.lun t in complete :Wu ; with Of* faces Coach-lolusei, Stables, dm. . • By Mr. R 03114; At Oarrawirt's, on 1 uesday, Folmay 9*. at Twelve. AVERY valuable I,.EASEtiOI,I? ATE ; comprising the aututantial, elegant, roomy Mani: a, Vie late Residence of Sir PETFR WA 4 RBUR # ON, Bart. dere& .41; . situate 240. 19; °vesicant Place, near tlycla Park Corn .r: eon mining, on the Ground Floor, a *spacioso paved isoiraties-Isa Inner-ball, capital Dining Parlour, l.tbrart, Wising-reuse, al ad Water Closet ; on the First Hoot are two lofty tretl-proportkined Draisiag-rooms and an Anti-mom atimmunlcating by /oldie"- discs,-and a Breakfast Parlour, all handsomely fitted up; osi cbe Second Storey four airy Bed clsaiabegoi, and Servants' Aparments over, elepne principal Stone Staircase, and a secondary one; the Basement contains excellent OfEces of all de.triptions, capital Wine_Ceitars,' detached Kitchen, Scullery, Ws!h.house, Lane dry, lie. large Vaults for Beer, Coals, Lie ; Double Cosch-lbsom, *ad :tabling for Sia Hot ses, with Room+ and Loft over.-,—The whole in the most complete order, and bt for the immediate to. ception of a Nebleman or Gentleman's Fantly. • . The Premise: are held 'tor a lobg Term, under the Rut of sGrosieno:, at a smell 9roond-resit. The Purchaser ma? be accommodated with the depot Household Oureiturc, by sa'uation. • To be rested by Tkktts only. Particulars may be bad on tbe Premises; of George Bram well, FiSq. Solicitor, Lincolo'slon4e/dt; u Garraway's ; and •et Mr. Robins, Warwick•street, Gokleu-square, of whom Tickets for viewing may be had. YORKSHIRE—;-WESTAIDING. : -WAKEFIELD, NEWTON, OSSE and CRIGGLESTONX, Valuable BUILDING GROUND, GARDY.N GROUND, ORCHARD, FArtMS i anti l .AND.l. By Mr. RO ;NS, At the Strafford Anus Inn, at Wakefield, no Tuestlir, the fit!4, Wedeaday the eth, and Monday die 7th of April, IN+, at • Twelve o'Clock each day, IN ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY LOTS, THE VALUABLE COPYHOLD ESTATES : of the ;Right 'Honourable .-A . THOMAS, late EARL of STRAIRORD. • deceased . ; situate in the Capital Town of WAKEFIELD, and in the adjacent Township; di NEWTON, in the Road to •Leells, Osset, in the Peril!' of Dewsbury Alvertherpe, Crigglee tone, and Sandal, all lying a thont thatance-from Wakefield, comprising upwards of SIX HUNDRED ACRES of LAND, all of which are CONU'DONDED; many part. whereof are most eligible spots' for Buildin g s, commanding fi ne and beautiful Views of the River Calder, an d the adjoining Country; and the ether parts km Gardens, Teeter Grounds, Orchards. Buildings, and Lends, adjoining the River and Ntmication in Wakefield, near Westgate, Kirkgate, Ner.bgate, ht. Johns, 84. • The principal milts of 'ha Land abound with Coal, and fine • Brick Earth, and are dirtied in Lots, for the accommodation of the Inhabitants in the different Tow:iihtps. • Possessioir may be had in a short time. - ,Plans of the Estates, with the Lois, may be seen at the Mike of John tee, Esq. St. rote.. Wahefield, where Particulars may be had; also at the Straffwal Arms, the White Hart, of Mr. Gowthorpe, Lard Surveyor, anti Mr. Ros'ns.. PuiVer, itWakt.. field, who will shew the Lots, Mr. Day, Angel, Doncastet ; Hotel, Leeds ; Black Swan, and Hotel, York ; a=unty, •s;ti t f. field ; Hen and ( . .'llickeas; Birmingham.; otMessr.. Iwne and Green, Solicitor*, Salisbury-square, Fleet-street; of rhea. l'ennant and Harrison, Cray's Jun-.quart; and .of Mr, ea IN Warwitth-street, Golden-square, London; *hers a Plitt of the Estates may b‘s seen. • , N. B. The \Particulars will be reedy for de li very at any time a!ter the sink (lay of Tebru Al y, at ail the *hove places. • MUTE OP ORDNeSI 4 ICR, Jaooary 31, 1814. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA. ..rxsrn ORDNANCE, do herely rive Notice, '''that Proposals will be received at sheir Office In P4ll-Mall, in or before Monday, the 21sr of Pebruary next, from such per sons as may be willing to undertake the supply of CAKE CO P- Prft,-ferf' aesitce of this Department, for a period of Three Yegafrom the Ist May next, determinable at the expiration of Yie YitA upon notice of Three Months, at the option of either 4 Specimen of the Chopper to'be supplied may be viewed upon applicadOu at the Brass Foundery in the Royal Arsenal at Wool with; and further Particulars, together with the Terms and Con ditions of the 'Contract, may be known at the Secretary's Office in Pall-Mill aforesaid, iny day between die heura of ten and four o'clock, whete the Proposals inusi be delivered, sealed up, and endorsed " Psopesals for Cake Copper ;" but no Proposal can be admitted after the 21 st of February next, is 111o'Clock at noon of the same day ; neither will any Tender be noticed unless the Party making it, or an Agent in pis behalf, shall attend. By Order of the Board, R. R. CREW, Secretary. ;EXCHEQUiII BILL OFI ICE, February 8, 1814. AU Exchequer Bills dated in the Months of March and April, 1813, viz. Supply, 1813, X 18,500,000, 53d Geo. 9. 16. Ditto, - £5,000,000, 53d Ged. 3. Cap. N. TO BE PAW OFF. THE LORDS COMMISSIONERS of 1113 MA JESTY', TREASURY, loaning given Directions for Paying 0 . : 9 the Principal of the above mentioned Exchequer Bills, with the Interest due thereon, at the Exchequer Bill Use, in the Receipt e Exchequer, New Palace Yard, Westminster, on Wednesday, the 2d day of Mirch, 1814, attendance will be given daily ( Sundays and Holidays excepted) until and including Friday, the 25tk day If February instant, from Tess o'Cloch in the ..''. fornio . a till One in the Afternoon, for the pasrpos,of receiving the same ; and, for the greater dispatch;th s e bearers of the said Bills are desired to place each description of Rills in separate his (whisk are to Le obtained at this Office) classing them in the order of deer Pesettive dates, such as are for the same amount being nineeii• sally arranged, and specifying' the principal Sums and Into est due thereon, computed from, but excluding the days on which the are re-: • *edit* dated, to the said 24day e-March irelusive,.nehen the Interest will cease; and the said Bearers (being Holders or not) are indispensibly required to indorse each Bill with their Nasal signaturei ; and to ws ;te their Name and Residence at the kottosis ofeacleseprate List ; and they are utorerver hydro, to a Send the Exit: t iter 4119J1iee for paynseid and to reieire that; Bills,arul iiOe the Receipt: . for Cho smut. If ass# of the holleri of the afoicsaid bills shield be desirous of receiving Payment of the Principal and Interest, -Previous to the said 9./ day of March, they mey . b.: a:conemoda:ed,,tai comPasiins the Interest to the day on which they wish to Le paid, and leaving the. said-Bills for examination one elle prior tirade. • Sash Person qs may be desirous of having - new Excheqaer Bills in whole or in part of Payment of P 1 :fteipal, upon marking new Bills, and ment4utiolt the amount at the bottom of theirJ.ists, delivered on or Ilfore the 4th of Febnaryoray be accomao,Lted with new Bills, car rying an Interest slThroepence Halfpenny 53 the clay, on every One Hoov-• sired Pounds { which said New Bills nosed bear date the said 21 day of March, and will be delivered,together :vie* the Interest due sn respect of the Bills . so .dosiretto be exchanged, on Tbur,day, the 3d day of Muth, and the folloWing Days. N.B. All Eaeliequer Bills, dated prior to March, IEI3, have been advertised to be paid or, and the interest thereon has ceased. do is Iss r , i; 34 , Y a ,in IT Ist