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NUMBER 8406. ~ EXCHEQUER. BILL. OFFICE, Februiry 9, 1814.• An Exchequer Bills dated to the Wadi of Mitich otiti i.prit,'lBl3, -supply, 1313, X 19,303,000, 531 Goo. 3. Cip. Ditt o, . £5P00,006, E3d Geo. 3. Cap. 26. TO .81 PAD OFF. .1111 E LORDS COMMISSIONERS e.MS MA JESTr's TRff 'OUR)", hereriestykreo Directionefir o i o f the above socatkeed Ese , akoroer Bills, the Interest the Principal doe thereoi, at the Exeheper Bill Ofics, is the ?mitt of Exchequer, F e u , .P.l.'ate red, Westothieter, Ix Weeltietdal, the ed day :km oidoilr(Swookyo aid Ifolidayr. Natal, 18 14, at tialmee will k excepted hratil a idistekleerg 1914dity,"* Sithilety rfFA-wiry ire;talot, from Tor o'Cloth ix the Morn* .1411..05e he the Afterreome:for the ?eta , e f reee kio: the lame food, for the Ammeter &patch; Vie be dinw s, of the said Bills are deli'sd to plate each ekteriptioil . Big" im.mjearati L e t, (lehieh are to k dialled at al: Offsa) ;!atrial thank the Order theirof re speeti4e elates, steel tes'orefaiiituiriashostat Uhl scoters; • erreolo4 arrd 4Peift3 4 4 PrioodlOdi Bow god lotored eke (rpm hot enettsLorthe logo ow whin' the yore er e fi ci ty d o sed.,to the sod Li day fitelotiliadoefsei trestle Interott -;et and the said Beare , : (6einLlishiers or stet) ars inftSpatilty to imiorse each Bill toith thekeessalsireatires; a d trierito. Jaw ad fluid:sm at The bona, oresehosparitte List's gratify sereseu r r epair:4 to &titled the ExeherserirsilArea for frnynimit,' I renew tistssoroßiLli,soitioteske.Rhoaiitir for tho.seose. ..,',..weitieholeiffeek#4Blllll4e.kocidtgrekoiriowof rretioesg: 7 , 3 wit sk, ississeip•Paosi Interest s Amr, to th. tail Qal 4 gleck, theyasoshecoarsotistsd, oar ereortirg the Iterseestti re which they !rill to . ie pai4ondlerwinjoke said Bills for ooe doy prier therete. Pinar as may briesiesets'e having arse Exchequer Bills ii see in part 4` Payer";' elarioetA'aprsiseldnit . near Bilk ontlfssihtiliseroesvorri thr &attire - Ali* Liege, italireert we or 1 sthe saiik of Ihtbetaty,sossiistosealresmateel *taw* BiEst,cor.l Biterostsi Threeposcs,ileftemerfsy the sty,* every ; Oar Hon- Pies3,lohiohadohl New 1141$ bear datath4 said !d day of Matth E and still he delieeredosgetlerr ooit.V 'edit is iestad . ‘' Bill desired e!ii7.141.1414 ligiks 6 7 ' s 84). "4.. e 'aiillk4dAtiivt Days. - itudil • All Ezebequet Bab, sprier to Mittit,' i#l3, !Ws to be per' sad tbs. Intorist is bee • DISTRESS' IN GERMAN?: BOUT eight Tiar's ago,: the ialainittei ott - a• Anted */ the war in tfiffeient pi-minces of °emit:TY game, a Subicriptfoo, mid te fah:nation of a Coranktee, itt Loa. Iso, to relieve the distresses on the Cantinas. . Bit the zenererity of the British lrisbiie, . and with the aid of wawa! respecteble Foreigners, redden lo this country, the sum if newly £50,000 was remitted to the Continent, Which rescued nohltudes of individual and families boat tut ettiesolty of Astons, and the very brink of ruin. The Contmitfee redeived, both _from °lenient and Swedes, mom eatilfeetery doeumaies. the veriest Was *Usk W Wee mememitaed, ha 4 ibde. sod. eonaciee . deesly distributed: but at no period since the existence of tgil Conimittoe has the mass of every kind of misery been id great :in the country to which their attention was first directed. • Never has the cry df the distressed Germans for help been so . urgent, their appeal to British benevolence so pressing, as in the Invest mensest. Who fold read the reports of the dreadful lanes Which have t place in Germany Caring the Lit ' , feudal year—of the many sanguinary battles fought in Siles'a, lama, Bohemia, Saxony, Brandenburg, and other part pais the melanchdly details of sufferings; almost unexampled in the annak ortilitory—witbetut the most Nyely emotions Who maid hear elan many titonsandis of families. barbarouey driven *um Hamburgh t its the mitist.of a severe a/inter-:J.4 so many villages buret, ‘ties.piilased, - whole principalities desolated--and . opt glow with an ardent desire to assist in relieving distress so !multifarious and eitensiie To the alleviation of sufferings so treaaftdo the rescue to car fellow men, Aw•he itellterilly ready to perish—the views of Ibis Coto.nittse are.elclusi•tely directed. Many well-authentic:net •afflcting details of the present dis tress 'having been, on the 14th„ .on tlinletli, on ticell6th, and on tke Stet of January s 3,ud tke Ist of Vebruarl, 131.4, laid be fore the Committee, h wis im4iediately reicelved, on the reli ance nn the liber.dnyof `the British Public, -to ienalt; by iltbse Pent, El 000 to reirpect,able - pertone, with elfreetiotte to form C0011:flaws of Dioinibtltion AL the several places nuistieteld: ' •Amatint already advertised .-• .616,551 1 6 souiestiestaos stuns ir r.crieln. , • . lir N. 'Thompson .Est 0 Mies E. R. Martin, li lt W. 015 lington ' • 2 S William Watson, Esq. -SO 0 I.ottdonlessinance Coto- • Richard Nilmes, k.sq. pay 'ridley-Sousa,Wottun. Eligtish .erip t str Code anderedse, diocester 5 0 pug .. . - 4 103 3 sSir Henry Martin 3 3 Mies MaryLeweM,antlest ! i Mrs. Clierpie '1 0 Steplien fraa.Pliilps,fig. 3 3 'Mr. Prole, ,3 0 S. A. S b Schulred Dealt . 2 S Palmer, L'on, and Dela- George 'Wiltshire,Erq. 'lO "0 fosVe Rob. Waitrettlibt,Eni. • 30 10. William Edward 2 " l 'i a r s2ll4 ... Staie Tt Eti• 5 S 911rnard Van Sandau, Richard Narnaind Sdas •50 0 'Et q. 20 0 Jane Hatlia, jun. At .2 Joseph James, Esq. .5 6 Lewis and tiughm• . 21 0 Alex. Maitland, 1.... i. 5 5 1)11 4llev, I Cocies, Old ' —:—. Schneider 1 1 Weller - *-. 1 5 15'1 Miss_Thoraton 1 0 'The Hon. Eastelndia _Mr. Downing • 1 0 Company 525 '0 -- Stokes •• 1 0 Claude Stott, In. 160 0 ,Rev. H.,1. Hare 5 'Fo tftlah. qoadlian. Bruno SS 0 Njr..H. Martel 1 0 Bikes, Snaith, add C 4); 100 0 Mri J. Midgard '•• 1 0 John Wiltai, Req. 10 0 9. A. 10s. 44• . ' • Viaes Dixon, Esq. -A Fa iendlothe d*rassed, ss. a e'azitew:la 4 to* . to aW. m:a Prtasian '2l 0 ERRATA.-;-Insteall k ".Tobil Brown, ,d 10," read " John Erewp,. g ..osetlimitah _ silo r instead of "T. Keteletvootl, k 15," read" T. Itautisedl, ,C 25; ' antinstead of " T,hompsols, iltorinisod. Ce: "bOr read 4 MCSOI. I. Thompson, T. Sonar, and Co. IMO.* . . ' to bscdpopea p , yid at tbillitiAthe City of Lonilon Td- Vern; DLit* -Seise • Stork' ExcLange ; 'ailer at Alt the Esuisra ha 'Nom libi Capo4l.* R. if ...MARTEN, ? c _ . .ecrearies. LUKE HOWARD, 5 MONEY it; ready - to advance, with .prentpti tude and secrecy, at Lid annOtty ~ipteryyt, ou freplioid, cappoid, leasehold, or funded property, Mit` cbUrges, WM.* isulentents, widows joioturs4, wills, ildergymon's fittings, a'd aauuity bond. Apply personally, Petitv4ol t t !nc and five, or by letter, to the Director of the Nat i onal . ciank, l lBo. 8, Lower John- $l5 0 3t) 0 1 0 'wet; Ofiraankslii • . caserqir r, swam° rg" Arn i iau te, dif • b sage' it 1 , srch P.: iier mg • . *tithe FOCAL • Ad Poi L *at* L 4 ' lie A cot: *Kis eh t gB, Pit dosed, yliaaj [tee; L B bed, tut *et*); Una P 3 * trice, ter. ff it a ek. and ;Er. nieg Nies Kg pod, hes. rue- - it& Sib MO the *et rye, t• Wt. for fur pis - % 1! at rs Pt Ile I' 14 • ‘ , . s . .,. - - 7 • • -,, 4 riorP \‘: • . • • • /-• • I ' • 0 : 14 . , y -.• A _ . : ~ ..• , , I -•••_.. r le . • ........ • ..i • , .. , ..a. 4 , .4 41 , 1.1111".•••• • . . . '%\ . . ` N • .-.. j Ta7" .../. ' l4. N4 l.‘ it. \ . AD, , . • g t .... r . _ 7 - - '-fr .sup. , 7 . 7•• . '' S. le . ' ' .' . .fi t . • I o 1, • .. - 71 1 i . : - . . ... i f . , L .411 / 4 .4 41 ' 40 . ., • . s . . %. • ( ° IC 1 . .1 •.0 ti r , P A \ ..' , v . . .- . 01k1 / 4 :---:-. A lIP . 0 4 tr . • . • NZ ._ ' ' . 4 :t-' I IIV PK'. . - • - • . • . . .... . . . .., .....- - FRIDAY, FEBRUARY:II, 1814. • PAI - . . • . . . Thit day was published, the Seem& kditlon, WRENCH PHRASEOLOGY ; pointitg obt the difference of Idibaile4ween'dle 'FieffettAind English Lau tilagio,4o 3 yaalety of.ueefYl gobjepto. Price bopnd tge — Mt° %sued fitr , the Autftrie; sold by 1:1i A ye-'Marla; SAID BY:A.UCTIONi . . PRESHOI.IS GRofiNiNßEfit, • , • littregiNoliMA-sTkIEET, s'MAND. BODINS, At Ciarraway's Coffeti-hoosei 'Change Alley, corithlll, oo ises. • • .day,, February 24, 1814, at TireqviO . Clocir • irA.L.UADLg ..k.REEEAOLD GROUND: SENT of Twentl . .fiie Pounds per Aunotni issuing front the csAtil and substantial} Baildiog, jrio. 19',. on Ott East Slde of Beefinthom-strew; Strand.; comprlsini spacious Sets of 011icea or .o)inihers on the different Floors, with room* Stasi Starr: • cite font the Basemen; to the Upper Stacey ; et:mintiest • (dr Cittls, Ste. The Pseatises are upwstcb of 74 feat in frit;at ; and el feet drep t . particulars of Meesrs..lklillettand Smt,..soß4tors, 140. t, Mid tile Tetnple-lane ; at ow4way's ; an 4 of Mt. lOW% Warwick. strict, 'Golden squire. ~ . , _. 11 FUEB.I-101,1) PUBLIC NOUS, The WHITE HAAT, Iq TCWER , S MEET, with Poskesiesa I.%flort "I•.me. • By Mr. RQEilsB, fit Citraway's Coffee.bouae,, 'Otattge Met, Combllli tea Tastes day, Fehreary st, tate, at TreivatiCioek„ VERY'' vs h FREEHOLD ESTATE xxik comprtskit au olirakusterned PUBLIce,4IO USE, oh. igHtTg HAFT, .rin. - is. or. the Nortisdide of Towemereetj now In full Trade, anti may be cboshierably increased; in the oeco.pation of Mrs. Br as ELL. • . PriNi'es ass three stoterafgb; motels 411 the Groats& stor.-y, a liars large Tap-roeiw b itkefaeop p Ppliour, sod Yard be. hiod; suitahla. Rooms sod Ctismlters so kite Upper Storeys; roomy Cellarate.; and isrly Posse4slun may be had. May he srievord, by leave of the Tenant, of idiom Particular, maybe had ON of Mr: George Lase, SolieltOr, No. to, New. .;taire, Lincoln's lan ; at Oserastay'e ; cad of Mr. Robins, Wass • v , :clt street, GoLien.squarr. Fatia.EHoLp, GR AT ST. KELM*, BISHOPsOATE. 10 li$501.1) BY AI7CTION, By • Mr.. SCO T • r - On Fol UT.- March 4th. at Twelve u'Cleck, at die Mast,. Lon. don, inioss ate acceptable *Ear shAll be previously main by • privet- bo ~ ract, • FIFTH PART or the 114TEREST in a Va. Inalre Improveabli I'nERHOLD ES rwrg, viz. Two respec;aqe Riede:sees, in a very dcstrablei airy, c u osto t raiag s ituation, in Great Sc. Helen's. Nps. A and 9. adjoining. wilt . . Counting houses. internal Warehouses, Family Entrant.% rod Dubiestid Officio, and roomy Cellars, compact, Spacious. ant comModlons, mast substantially erected, in very good repair, let on Lease, Feveotaeo ood a Halt Years unexpired at Christ. mas lag, to Messrs. Stratton and Gibson, -wt.° will permit this premise. to be viewed ten days before the Sale by cards only. Particular* may be bad at the Gems of Mr. W. O. Steams, No. SA, Walbrook; Mr. Scott, tta. SeW Bridge-street ; sad at the Mart. T 4 111. L WHO VALUE THEM SIGHT. _ • _ • • rig.6ight of tbe, Aged is restored, the Weak Sight strer.gcbetted, and the Perfect Sight preserved. upon unerring principles. by lilt ADISERRTS PATENT' SPECTA- Oxford-street. . Tn Prevost disappointitteat. be par. Ocular in obseevi,itg, it is not a &top, but a Private House, eat door to the Fultiwinstes:betweep Swilltow4trett.vill firgylar• litreet. GENUINE IidEDICINES. - - "r 1 NEWBERY and SO* kin St. Nee elttirehei .1.: . yard, Proptlews of Dr. James's and other valuable Medb does, inform r.e Public. that since tbe New Dudes the ?km, ire aq Wow ; and those who buy six or more will have the ;tamps .rat's but as many persons mistake the house, they are &sired to observe,' that the Nantber is 45, four doors from Ch 4,7 side. " - s. tl. s. d. • - Dr. 1 antes's Pseardat 9 9 Dalir:'s Carminative 1 9 Ditto Analeptic Pill 4 6 Strong Tinct. of Bark 4 0 The Antibilicius Plll3 2 9 iluzhant's ditto 9 • . Dr. Aunty's Chalyb. do. 4 0 English Cages 2 9 Dr. Ste: re's Opodeldoc 9 9 Essence of Ginger 2 9 Dftto Convulsion 04 S. 6 Insltth's Scots Palls , 1 .11 Ditto 'Camomile r)rops 1 9 Cheltenham Salts It Em.ence of Colofdot $ 6 Ipeacsauba Lozenges 1 V Mr. Spence's Deutifsice 4 0 Dr. Solander's lea II toe Cephatie Snug 1 it “eari e • Mirelbla II 9 Lqzenges of Blois 1-1 i Maredant's usops 8 6 G:ate'e Magnesia 96' Spilbury's Ditto • 00, •I he Eau Medicinal' 11 0 Grant's Cough Ditto lit itianimstic Powder • 46. Greetiousk's Tinctures 9 9 tonic Pills $ 9 Ditto Tole Lon-ages llt Dr. Haper's Pills 1 14 foothills Syrup II V AS other Medicines of repute may likewise be had. with ample allowance to Merchants, &c. for yzportatien. . • CHALLENGE. • NIESSRS.CURR LE and Co. Surgeom, late in his Majesty's Service, cl:allenge the whole world to prove a single instance where their Medicine and method of cure ever 'ailed of the desired effect. The practice of many years in the partieulat branch of their professign has not given rise to ow ansuccessful case. They continue to direct their studies to the treatment and cure of Ver•ereal Complaints, and that derangement of the system, which is the consequence of the pernicious and wasteful effects of a habit long endinoscurthappily pursued by the youths of both sexes, 'n the one it will be found to be the unfailing source of barren nos ; the ocher have its ravages fatally developed to them by a dis tressing state of debility, whirl', if not timely remedied, terminates In Impotence. These areits remote and ultimate effects, while can• gumption. , loss of muscular power s and various nervous complaints usually characterise the earlipr stages of this solitary vice. Of per sons languishing under the disorders incident to such a habit, their treatment is simple and has never proved unsuceessfsl, in the course of a long, laborious, and much extended practice. in the most obstinate and complicated cases of venereal infection, such as obstructions In the urethra, spongy excrescences, hard M. rams, callous ulcers, eruptions, ermine! weakness, glesta, as she STStICIVELES Whether recast pr of long duration, and which have baffled the gkal organ' Practitioners ; are by the.r.pre.ent improved play tternien t, effectually and permanently cured, without the Wiest neeiong the lacruciadng pain and ahirming hemorrhage White fitten ioflovis the apgraeon of the lunar caustic. In the coarse el 20 years eitensive practice In this metropolis, numinous cases of stricturee have been and are daily under their care, the total rad:cation of which are effected by a safe, oettatti, and expedi. e oat Mode of practice, stiperior to any other yet adopted.' The weakness, relaxation, and debility proceeding from this mess pleat, is *edily remuvvd, .end the patient restored to soiled and vigorous health. But where theildrility has foe years eats. ' ti.d, i proper perseverance in their restorative remedies, after the Stricture has been destroyed, is indispensably requisite to revive the slumbering sparks of Bic, and to rratimate the constitutioe. Several Noblemen and Gentlemen, of the first' tespectabi_ety !eve been under the care of Meows. Currie And Co. for the mei moral of complaints of gie.Uretheaditiicteres, fec. and, having vac sive& a radical aod permanent are, request that refereed* may beans& to than as sattsfactory ividentes of the decided eve 'Pertoiiiy of Messrs. Cultic and Co.. plait of treatment. Mains, of these Gentlemen had Stricture, from tea to twenty years, add were under the care of Messrs. Herne and Heaviside% 'and 'other surgeops of equal eminence, who attempted their cure by the application of the lunar caustic, withouh success. Patients In Ceuntry are requested to state the pardeulare t of their case, age, and manner of living, endowing a Bank. nete for advice and medicines, and the same will be Or or forwarded to any pout of the Kingdom. Messrs, Currie and Co. may be consulted by either See, kith the greatest delicacy, secrecy and honed' s ii their boomy His; 117, liAtiOn•Garden. This day was published, is I emo, price 6s. hOards,.. - A VIEW of the I'LEASURES. arising from 'a A- LOVE of BOOK' ; in Letties to *Lady.. Ey be If EtYWARD hdfiNGIN, Author of the Life of Maksberbes, from the French ; Oddidei and Ontilsel; CAW"' the Tbiedi &Arai; an Elegy .oh Ught Reading, 4c, & Printed for Leaman, Hurst, Reef, Orme and Itiverti, Plter. nosser-row • and at the DOM& Gellert, 14, New. Boud- street, .1 , 11 494 ; 4,ed ti.,UPlPan*s 441- vtress- IATTERS, PART IR." 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WITHIN, Three Doors from the I.ondon Tavern, has the honour of announcing to the Nobility, Gentry, and l'ashino able World, that he has now fcir inspection ' at his Only Ware house, together with the greatest and moot' faghicatable Assort efellkinds of Ornamental Hair.; hiartiwly. invented:Ore c Voldte Hrid-dressisvhich is formed from the tree.Mirbh .Moasts broggheinto th s country, from the Acropolis of Athens' by Lord Elgin, and which rivals any othrr hitherto invented. • The elegance of taste and simplicitfof nature' that It display% srith , the faicilhy dresiing, have causedits universal admiration and adoption. Raw, Wing for . nearly these Thirty Years had the 'honour of receiving the most marked attention for his valori•le inventions, assures the Pt:bite, that he will continue to spare neither eg pent*, labour, nor attendan t -AI) render them with useful. and •ornamental. AND bUttGl PAT tot--lits Royal Hip Gott ;Mims the Duke of Yott. itssots. , Earl of,Leitrim. Col. W. Jones, M.P. Hun. Cut. J. Barry, M.P. Cul. H Cleo:ems, M. P John latouche; .P. Captain J: Hay. So ego:, —Mr. Kjernan, Member of the Royal College, London. rir HIS INSTITUTION, ior the ercie siye,Treatment ima cure of the VENFARAL Dts,EANEe, aird.their drer.dfal consequences, as Strictures, Debtif its, Ukera tions,Es.e..has to boast the cure of n• less than 2,0e0 Patients, an nually, many of whom hole been afflicted frorn to to 70 Tears. ehrly symptoms of Gonurrisaa end Chancre are cured in ; a few days by Mr Kjernaes supetior and efficacious Mode of crewman, and that weakness and derangement of tht tenerat vt engem; which Impair'the constitution, hut shorten life, are beryl mote tuvelifoliy treated than on any other play. Mr.ltiernan may be consulted as usual, by either sot, at. hi, private house, No.4i s I.ower Charlotte-street. 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Strictures and Oleets, which, by Areimproved plar are speedily and effectually cured; as also de batty, whether arising iron Bacchanalian indulgences, long rest dance ir -sreent climates, or a secret solitary vice, too often un happily pursued by the youth ot boah sexes, to the one causing sterility or barrenness, and in the other a numerous train of net.. ions diseases, which, if not tamely remedied, terminate In impo tence and consumption. In that distressing state ot debility or deficiency, whether the consequence of such baneful babies, or arising from any other cause, by which the powers of the cclasti tution become enfeebled, as regularly educated Surgeons of Lon• don, they offer a htm, safe, and speedy restoration to sound and vigorous health. Messrs. Goss and Co. exclusively professing the were of these particular complaints, in order that they may not , be, by a mistaken few, marked with the obloquy so justly airlifted to . the ignorant enipirie, think it hot justice to themselves to state that they have been properly educated and initiated into -every branch of the profession (certificates of nah, from different lois/snail, and testimonials from the most e.ninent Physidant, they have to convince any inquirer) that the success resitting ' !rpm their endeavours first induced them to quit the practice of the general Practitienet, fad they presume that their pretensions constitute a lair ground for the unprecedented coufideoce with which they have, by the Public, been eohberally honoured. The result of a hem and extensive practtee'bas enabled them, SI a superior method, to resneve Venereal' complaints, however nvelerate or complitated, without subjecting the patties to the least restraint In diet or exercise ; and in recent Cases where an early application 'spade on discovery of the infect* 3, they fre quently. perform a cure in the short space of two IM -, aV 'The !us-, crecedented success of their mode of treatment beewknown to fail in One single instance in a practliestif 13 yew* during which period teeny thousaudisersons of both sexes give' been cured, even alter severe and injurious methods bad bies pursued by other Praci tamers without effect), induces them to thu. publicly offer their advice. 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