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IALtS By AUCTION. Itei,;•11 Hotel; eleolse-ctreet, PlyreattivenWhigij the 0271 h M‘y issiee•-••Faite ov Durats, j THE I'itENCH NA fiONAL _ARM OF WAR, L'ALL'YON, of the folists•tai Atoitkytt Deck • - - 161 ft- 5 ilts - - Su 'S. Ortweto Decks - - - S • • 'kith of Hold ' • ' 4. •'• • s I Adtxaserss .484 57 94 Tons. Lord Ilaringfloa's Moorings. in C awater; field and Trophy Head, and Quitter Badges. = s, high substantial tsfulvratits, rentatalatily atestog aca copper faitentei, and sheathed; a very fast sailer, and capacity for a Southern Wlealersor di* •‘, 4 / 6 411 1 4 11 .' e.,t•leilia Trades. Her stores are attundsot, via ks Won, having been but a few h .urs at sea wised csipa is Maier es stip AI Ai, R. W.t3irraT, req. Ole ails tined as Prin. Affirmable, • , IRLIKE.usd o:butr sroßss, paoviitkopm wieg, Inventories, and. asilisr hif 'rotation, 9017 awker and tioitai, Merelianis, l'iyinoish tai Hotel, i'ivitiouth, on, lilt iy, the 9to itht .• ! %tell- site: the S-. 11 of the French brit of wa? Accreii, I'H.E Sill? PRINCE OF W A keitth aloft • - - - stn Ft. 91s. • . Extreme breadth - . Height between Decks • 5 10 . • . Depth of Maio Hold - 1 I easaremertt - 965 Wit-o 4 TOOL Weir e. trpered•ind is eripper-Parened op to the hank hot.t t.aUas , stows a forge cargo, and win vernally* • got a new ga , tg of hover egging hist fitted a,. tval p-rnzst igging, and is well found in sails and sti:u'rA, immediate service. for Inventories and other pat tteulari to Messrs. HAWKER arid SONS, creators; Vilyniooth. ht %Tay 11, 1814. SSRS. GOSS and Co. as reg ula r M erahresivf to Royal con.ge of Surgeons in i madam, have irditleu* Itheir at tentiths for thus- last 17 year. to theater ly of their which so frequently ernheter, and too es tee gromee, itimahle hewing, matrimemial fel.city. Um ronsimems im they have hit Lertii received from remota at Or first 1, and the untfann success attisiding •lielr s Mariti4ft Ilene in ouch ctimiilaints, in'aces dawn thee pahliely in iir asshtauce --1 c all case. ofslebility or defriency. tent.. ding from the too frequency of participating in dm fah,. ;ashionahle life, the unbounded ilidulgelte or illiertia•saa, ret, soltary, and d struelite habit - which weake. 1 the if the mind, and destroys the/lower *gym h, by orwlacing in the one sex, ana haputence in the other, they offer a perms. -En cure. . a e who, 'vim such complaint', -are prevented entering .;arrlage mit, add ashamed to se,li relief, broad oil& ;rui!ie,A.o..ncesn'inttst be consoling to kneel; however °or inMectual the cute may he deemed by weber lilac I.• thllt..by a renovating. and infallibk ineibed„ they may be toe sound and vigorous COfhtit utton. t certai.idSiordap, ly contracted in a moment tat indiscretion. en/lawny*. inerealtittertion,by a rnildiudiever-faiiing moiled oak. i speedily and radically removed; without rem pistil that •ise, as also:kilt:tures of the Urethra an.: Glee , * w hididieg' it-(1 to cure in a skint period, without recourse to the ,dainerous effects of the Caustic; references of which An in to several Gentlemen of high respectamifiyiimku U N tred in a eery Cher! period, shier Imtlog talseesseli oats :es for many youh i'o snanrd Fensaltva. sr kw espee 'of those t;ilder pledges of connubial, happiness bite d, it may also be a {'Mating refi r ed:vs to know, (hit 171 perseverance in their remedies the sillwial Isesisk Serene and the • impediments veinoveda.7farri • - . ... • . •- .. srs. Goss and Co. excluseeey isnateleggghphdrisof them Lir cornoabats, he order tisee eiey siggigaggigglaaVer 'ten.few wish the obloquy so laid" ativpholite the ie... plric, think it hut Justice to themselves to ii: ate that they . en proverbs , educate-1 and initiated into every lieidellitir tfession / certifica t es est which hell ililf.-rens hospitatt , ana inials from-the Most eininent Phydcians, they ham- to pat). my inquirer), that the sumeas resat' ing trout their essegra: . 'first itwhiced shres:tegnit the preesimo Mahvgaiesal PM. . 4 . , end i b-y prewsnie 'tar their preremions ' constitute aaaie 1 for the unprecedented confidence with whish . tber Pee Public been schist-rally honoured. ients,in the .c.ot"tery are requested to stare the partimOns ir eate.-evisnid ontonee of living, enc cooing a eal.itin.4* vice and medicines, and the same will ha iorweided to art of the kingtiona._ _.. tSS -Ind Co. Sgrgeaqq,,l4,.lkinverie-street, jihrt.attineto. _..._• D:Stnyies listSo Contributed uturtheiptiffluflr SO destroy iindeneattlapviness that; dittos - 10SO a , c re tit iterticee4of t ihemettairdsrinte a e3l r ta a . lo, oris k, .. b p us t.. wr l i t ter if t r e etfirli: kinky strrsfs ten tamted by Disease, a r.uovatesit or stability isindi.. reqtrsitn- Terenryyerirs have vre shouted iseirisfaslhatagO teltherelfo ll o 3 lwarld the 44 • 4 ?w?ii.ituraettsi *Of 40400c il result of• our plan givrs J 110lt• , scal ardour to or e ,.e, o pi k we art stirle,:the iavagereif thnset,lomplautts 1413614w...50 iirrak 'important in Aivaititiogue - soll *smolt . isdniirovs• Alen tion hop every brancl!, as Airy gurgtouti w.- filmed :a wash, early2eritei.of practice, liletkue intkviluats tram* If. ci: bitlisedricattd mert,'orilsi/oliuitifickingetolitinseapitautt i'lllttLitnitte• ' . woe .; - r`" , .... .. . 1 - •' - ~e - ' '-,, Visor:Sera to the cereof *hickt-Ave devoted our Ai. n, cOmprke every speedos of VeNeritaAfiriteceliof ' l a Sit* 1, whether ens tog from the hakish 10, ..tOftCols o .dulgencies of tua:urtr ag, ; , that dOrtingettnestusf 411 % !rn in Women, svhias a called baireimeas or- ilitintlegg ‘ w a k amm .i , u- Are . s , uhhructsons hi the atireomag wo Strictures whether recent or of viig dirrailYn. :Aga t.have baffled the still of otter Practiitesers, welly tteseast ilalirertecciplall of:Areatreni elf‘ etuaily and ;is „, ly cured, without the pitieut suffering the excruciating pee darm ng Hemorrhage whiett freqkiently follows die appifsee `the Lunar Caustic. JO ihe cootie Maur eitteshiVerVietif his metropolis, uumerous caws of 61 Kiel v i z E:, have hoes ire daly under our care," the total end:canon of *hulking& ' by a safe,- certint, and erpedittoes mode tistsureaveritt i stLer yet adopted. the weakucw,,telization; ansiderki. proceeding from this complaint are vpiedity ranttereitlivel 'anent restored to sound and Nernsi4 health. But Minn lebility has for years existed, a proper perivetrance in t_ Ira. ive remedies is indispensably requithei tsirevive the Olga. ig sparks of hie, and to reanimate the constitution. , lumeroos Diseases are the :visit of :gnorante or haste is On tment of a simple Gonorrhea, and it sot usifterniiiilly that the seeds of life are poisoned by the indnonetion isSagi Ided hour: .By a superior 'method such caunplaints *as ly cured; and ei , ,si where tethers hake 'faiii4,•uso g e g o sdb ai r nay presume to offer a radical rowstaltfislaseent. &wr y = ,-?re the eases of cornplcated dintsis iii sins dlsorder, id with the calamitous situation of mon, ivhS, both anti** :e in a solitary vice, •or the twevalent gaieties of a fateht9ntirle acquire that state of debility which ts the unavoidable cep.r ice of such pernicious lathy, Where the unhappi suffixal • d 5 n..er his ndiery. but carefully r.on . caais his mit Nouns.* be sortie consolanorizor him to know, that although Itbi* ct of doubt or uncertainty with :ERs Peatltt'onent, theme tat of these deficiencies by the gradasl pregress of Renoratios. . se acquirement of our ripeeitene#: lf Ow sires ef Baceirtis if 112% have begun tai reduce :manly vigour,. much ; stately wall trevented by an earl?' couyteractiost of onto limt44 ilalrei,M3 les,.• Cases no great difficulty will occur, ' tarried Women, who -have long Inert disappointed% Frey :cations of a fanuly, sessy be assured, that in most instvicita i , I defects are curable by Medical alai 'he secrecy which Is se essrtlat'to our undertaking, and, tiill libations which Eve have presumed to state, to iii the basis lut ?retentions. and in CcV:ncldetice with fuck this intimitiou 'ten, that Messm.etrvie and Ors.igin it consulted by Ps. its ig either see with the greatest secrecy and bUliour,,at slide Ise, No. 107, Hatton garden 46e/twin the ex-entry are requested •to Attire thensedetruss air esee,age, and general hat4 3 eViegw, and enclosiug a re catice for' 'deice and Mealy:W:lK Uhraitme will Ullman ent itilits ypertof the Wog 2of C CA RA: pat c a t,lifirlpeffiAtii IlMaltonegardes. WA)11.18 f 14,NPOP, MUDGE MORRW. Mersin; .86 minutes alter Aftftrrtoas "ario 6 1 11rnik1fre aso 8 • rrlutscriPy calms, zirrsr, riarA poblibked awe, end ft Ow but idle, Triple Bar. • • • • . • . ALES BY AUCTION. • 14;4%11 Motet denrlfe- Rte", Pir mwth •*" the '!7lh May itistatitooFaca ev OUTIO, HE I'RENCH NA fiONAL _ARM ► F WAR, I.'ALL'YON, of the foliewtag ids sisysi Do* ft. Sues . . s. kh - e twetn Decks - - - S • • ;eh of Hold ' • ' •• - s I A.dniesseree .104 S 7 94 Tons. • Lord ilaringdoa's Moorings. in C 'water; deg and Trophy Head, and . Quitter Badges, s, high substantial bulwarks, remarkahly strums copper fastened, and sheathed ; a very fast saiiteslasil • capacity for a Southern Wisakesøz the '', 4l •A 1 4 10 casts is Trades. Her stores are attundsot, cud Won, having been but a few h oars at sea whoa elp. is Majes , es stip At Ai, R.lW.Ofvrier, req. Ciptaina tined as Peke. Afterwards, • . .IRl.lloE.usd o Mttr sroßss, PROVIAOIII, &es wieg. Inventories, and fasilier Itif 'rotation. "Ay st • awker and Solis, Merelialis„ l'fyinowla 11311 1 q1.1 1 SCiIIVIBV., • ill Hotel, in Vietinstith, on,tribsy, thq Otis lttsr. stet; after the.t:tie of the French lifts of war Ascreni, FHE Silt? PRINCE OF WA L 15.... Leogsh aloft ola . , Extreme breadth - . Height between Decks • 5 10 y , r Depth of Maio llold - • 11 S • easaremeht - 065 Ott -n 4 Tont. why; e•yypered And is eopper-fastenell op to the bank • out hailer, stows a large cargo, and sail remelts* has got a new ga•tr of lower egging ;slat fi tted astral • mut Igging. amid is well found in sails and Vl:um, and mmedlate service. Inventories and other pat ttettlars to Messrs. HAWKER and :.021R, • 'May 11,;914. , Merchants; tlyniosith. • $ RS. tOSS and Co. as reguhir Mensheftief e Royal College of Surgeons in mode n, have et dolesedg heir *lecithin or thou- last 17 year. to theste ly of *me which so frequently ern!wter, and too to ten prone e, tenable licitoing, motet/modal fel.city. Use smovarme .rot they lave hitherto received from remota of Use first , and the uniform success attemding bar bat's trieritsede unr in ouch eemilairost, in'aces flatus tb.oe patellar to r assistance ail cases ofsfehility or deficiency, Wet• ling from the too frequency of participating in the gasp. shionalsk life, the unbounded pidulgence of lihertin'tea, ;, so'itary, and d struetive habit 'wbiels sweat. id* the mind, and dos:Toys theflower of poi h, lay eroded* os the one sex, ana haputence in the other, Amoy dlfer is perllla.-nt cure. • • e who, from such complaints, ere prevented entering ...arrlage fin t, ada'ashained to se,k relief, brood. ortEr ,comics its ...free: it Must be consoling to ittiovishowevar or inMectual the cute may be deemed by ether/me i- ttlat,.by a renovating Ind nit:hed„ they may be to a sound and vigorous constitution. A certai,i4iirseshg. ly contracted la a moment of indiscretion. ands**, eplor nereal hifection,by a mild indeimer•faiirng mode of mewl- speedily and radically removed; without met Oat' raft ice, as also Strictures of the Urethra an.: Glee , * se bids Imp • lad to core in a short period, without recourse blithe darnerous effects of the Caustic; references of whieLsils it to inns eral Gentlemen of high tespEctabiiiryiostim hale red very Cher! period, Mier hmiag talmereli emelt es for many pens - i'o maned Females,. w hum cepa- of those t;ilder pledges of connubial, happiness hate d, it may also be a {,leasing refi r etiott M know, thit 4 l7 l :l persevtrance in their remedies the silliesit Iseakk isyesso and the • inspe•Siments re6nevelL4trfi • • • • • ers. Goss and Co. exclosivny pramilmitilkiviknadoN tar complaints, in order that vier al i 1 en.few wish the obloquy so jowly atipipholgo the ignite irlc, think it but justice to themselves to irate tints the n properly educate-I and initiated into every RriliMefil , fession !certificates *twill& hose .11ff:rerit hosiritale, anti • nials from-the Most thiliwntPloplicians, they have aticii y inquirer), that Ow susevas resulting trout their first induced thens,•tavtit the prom** oialeoriiesal Pao r, and •hi preoffne rise their pretensions 'constitute Alai • for the unprecedented cooddinice with whittlatheg Public been Itolitx-rally bonneted. • t i tan the .cror,orry are requested to stare the partiNear irei l soNgralid enatteer eteli,ipg s one trilng a Patik-not vice and medicines, and. Om lop well ha anovaded e art of the kingdom._ _ . :6 -and Co. Sgrgisena,,,l3,,,Bnowlesstreet, • Ulat-ettesita. • '•• D:sordes 1140S441,ardpilttd,Atutyhe4,cntsAfly li daroy Arden:eat Happiness thin:thew. *sigh ire t o t 'pence of iingoairdestplineitti . "Piopit: - ii‘elletianeltli(pa then to she ;4beine Ist :Wedlock, bwt .where tke pasnatssetip - n toasted by Disease, a resin...anon of stability is rode* reqtrsitM- -*resewy yews haresve devoted wascisPadhatA dstiortiattlatosenrof the Go.lowiroanaossera. 4 ( 0 06 result of• our plan givrs A. addit•or.il ardour to oo ko oe ‘ We ate aide,: the krager of thises,:lomplanits sifsikiftik.• • important in tlfei.4. - iislogua +nom : ls.bsitecor.• tion hop every branch, as Airy gurgeotoi sc. filmed:lll4a rar/y2V'ji . 4.pf praCtic;;Tiivicus: irokeiduais frei t tke I eFelettedocated mert;orilsitoliulifidkrisetoitproiipita:i l'lnetLitnitte• • ; ' • ' se Dicoriera to the careen us e wili riu re devoted our n, cotnprise 6rbrry spectra of Ve • infect-Mai .ebtlity, whether' sins erg from the hakiaa sel.•4lieu.hq to indidgencies of naorrer ag, ; , that dOr:ingemerst.of m its Women, whicb is calftd Beireimem or- Stinth a l wakoa age .a. (3,,,e• 5, LW:ructions in td* Atiel4.l so Strictures whether recent or of vog disrask;ro, baffled.have t the still of ott•er Practititsaers, are • resei it improwed plan of; erearmem eff•ctuaily ands y cured. without the puieut stiff,rmg the excruciating pi *arm ng Hemorrhage whiett freqkiently follows the appiq • the Lunar 'Caustic. id ihaeyorfse 0/ our eAtesniva pro. is metropolis numerous cases of 61 Kiel v i z have 1 14 re daly under our care," the total erad:catton of wheels le • by a safe,- curt*, and ear 4iittoos mode sistsure Miser other yet adopted. 'the weakness, telizotiong amide i•rocooding from this complaint an spriedify tarittoed:ii anent restored to sound and Norco* health. Bet sail .ebility has for years existed, a proper periewerance in I ra•ive remedies is indispensably trquhilteitierevivetbseiti g sparks of tile, and to reanimate the constitution. um e rons Diseases are thermalt of :gnat-ante or base lta i i runt: of a simple Gonorrhea, 111 d it sot that the seeds of fife are poisoned by the intlnenetiee ei ded hour: By a superior 'method such complaints y cured ; and Cif..ll where :ethers hdhe teem,/ ay presume to offer a radical reastalifishosent. Few r are the rases of complicated Mu dl Muftis in ibis sorder, isd . O with the Calamitous situation of mac, ivhs, karts strip e in a solitary vice, •or the twevalent ; gaieties of a farshisom acquire that state of debility which ts the unavoidable ow ,ce of such pernicious &shirt, Where the unbar - pi siege 5 re. er his ndiery. hut carefuliy c.opr-sals his antitoxins:l be some console:tont/sr him to know, that although kb; t (3: doubt or uncertainty with :Mir Yeartu'onent, the al of these deficiencies by the grodaal program of Ronovab e acquiremeot of our ex peilenee: lf the rites of Bat:ibis' s have borers iii reduce :manly rigour,. much ,aiteAety s revented by an early. counteractiosi of this lanuid *me*, ese cases no great difficulty will occur, arried Women, who have lotag toed disappointed% 11 -cations of a booty, may be assured, that in most ins • defects are curable by Medical stall. he secrecy which Is so cost-001u our undertaking, and ificationa width ive hove presumed to state, iota the I ur pretensions. and in CcV.neldetice with Suck this intiwri en, that Mebane.etrrie and t,..N1.1037. it consulted by • s of roller yes with the greatest secrecy aid husioto:,,at se, No. 107, Hatton gar,...en *tic/nada the Ccuirry are regulated 'to state tisecsedga it isiae,ege, and getters' habit of befog, and enclosing a mice for adirice and Merin:ins:l; *Let the shme will be gi re to . tay part of the Klaisdam. 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N 1":1111Eit bLIV3. - . t •••••, - il• - Wonderful performances by a Stag ; and Last Three Nights of Monsitur Soisson's Engagement. rpm a wish to gratify public ctuiosky, and in consevence of the great demand for places in the Boxes, the Sagaebus Stag from Germany will repeat his unequalled singular pealormances 4 every Evening this Week: ilkOY AL AMPHITHEATRE (ASTLEY'S) WESTMINSTER v BRIDGE. bPatronage of their Royal Highnesses the PRINCt 1 Ra ge and Duke of You. I THIS and every • EVENING this WEEK, at t Half -parr Six precisely, will be presented (by peemi%sion of 1 the Proprietors of the Theatre 'Royal, Covent-Garden), the 1 g aud EqUCE:riall liuriettt Spectacle, called • THE 'SECRET MINE. Introducing the United STUD bf HORSES. Nouvelle Performances by the FLYING STAG, well known on the Continent by the name of ZEFItYR. Various Ftits•of liorsemambip. First time, a new Ballet, called D'ALMAVIVA and ROSSINA ; or, The LOVER's DISGUISE. . By Monsieur Solemn, Messrs. Boulanger. 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Samples of the Candles may be viewed upon application at the Principal Storekeeper's Office in the Tower; and farther particulars, together with the Terms and Cdhditions of the Con tract, may be known at the Secretary's Office, in Pall-Mall afore said, any day between the hours of ten and four o'clock, where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up and endorsed „ Propo sals 'for Candles ;" but no Proposal can be ado' , ted after the said . 1 st of June, at 12 o'clock at noon of the same day, neither r will any Tender be noticed unless the party making it, or an agent in his behalf shall attend. By Order of the Board, R. N. CREW, Secretary. OFFICII OP ORDNANCE, May 10 1814. u . THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS OF HIS MA norn ORDNAN6E, do istriky give sake, That Pmposals will be received at their Office, in Pall Mall, on or before Wednesday, the lit tray of June next, from such persons as may be willing to undertake the Performance of the CARPENTRS' WORK at the Royal Depot at Weedon, in Northamptonshire, for a Period of Three Years, determinable after the exphation of one year, upon Notice of Three Months, at the option of either party. Farther Particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Contract, may be kilown upon application at the Secre tary's Of f ice in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any day between the hours of ten and four o'clock, where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up, and endorsed " Proposals for the Carpenters Work • at Weedon ;" but no Proposal can be admitted after the said Ist of June, at 1 2 o'clock a t noon of the same day, neither will any tender be noticed unless the party making it or an agent in his behalf shall attend. By Order of the Beard, R. H. CREW, Secretary. OPPICA OP ORDNANCB, May 10, 1814. a THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA .11377"1 ORDNANGR, is email give Notice, that Proposals will be received at their Office in Pall-Mall, on or before Wednesday, the Bth day of June next, from such persons as may be willing to undertake the supply of BOX HINGE WORK, for service of this Department, for a period of Three Years, determinable after the expiration M one Year, upon notice of three Months, at the option of either Party. 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