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, f''' `• . . ,` 7. P, ~• • , -7; 'i ,' , . . `\ 7rf 0 ~. • _ , . e,• "" •.4 -- - - - .2 ~/ eit _ ft •-•0 , ~ . ...I, , v , ..... z....,.. 1,, —. ll •., . . .._ . , . 4 4 4 ..--- .'Lt 1. 4 , ;t - -- ---,--- - ro 4. :".... I N / il i. , .. ' x , ::-... ...r ~ ., . ,‘ ,"'rniuit*O,.‘ -'• , l i,l_ ,i._ .. • ~1~ THIJRSDAY, MAY 13, 1813. 'BIXPENCII- TT AI, PPENWT. nig h p . . . . . )1 1 8 g . -.. al on I' . , . , ornicr . log wen, co JO Cbat e i ~,- . • 01 1011 ti.‘ Willi IA , • [0r3 14 .: . ' ie scl h ' ;.. ' . 04 '..-- JO!' .L 1442 ....' - r,.---..,,,,,-----. arayinimo.llllo....M llloll . lll 10 4! • ,' , NEVER ACTED., " - 1 ,0 1 ' 11 . 1 ' . 1 I THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. i r : 1 , 4 0 : ..,, , ' Hi s Tr l ns lty •S EN. T EVENING, 11 , 10 y 13, 1813, I for , 1 , „: new iaNisoties' Serranti will perform, for the first in Pwo Nets, which has f r ' Illlela Preparation, it, toile called , THE RUSSIAN. for fif.,3,-,,uNsilsT'aie princi_pHil Characters by - • • • , Zit) IVIr• ELLISI'ON, Mr. JOHNSTONE, I li BO' ' l r , DE CAMP, Mr. I. WALLACK, o.' bliss SMITH, bliss CARR. • ‘, ... To I M 'wich %rill be added G the Farce of ' . 4 : ai: A ' i THE AYOR OF ARRAI.7. viicia 7 1. 11hich 0, 7 i . t I time) the Grand Musical Romante of ' rod ,; ' le 1 "' i , 4%, 0 4 .. . LODOISKA. of I. rF, t , i - i „,., Vial lilnsie, from the,Scores of the late M. Sto- i a os ' , tok '"' with entirely' new Scenery, Dresses, and Decora- - thei.,4 . 4 4 v.:t,, t4l,)?s,..second Price 3s. Gd.—Pit, Ills. fkl.; , 4 ~,i alier ~ . - Second, Price, • ea&Vi Ile ce , Y +. 3 .; Second Price, Is.—Upper Gallery, ls. ouC• ;,' . CIL 0 4 1 •;, and Places to lie taken 'of kr. Spritig, Box Ititbk- , front t i ll ~ ' la 4 t the office in Little Russell-street Ten t' ,i ~ . 11, ~ •e, . 03 1 . . fv;7l4insical Romence of Lodoiska will be repeated 0ui11,..,, pt farther notice. ' • „,. 0,10. A , Atit tz nfiv P . " - - , • P irk lath -"* •"' . Al., - COVENT-GARDEN. C", 1;., ' 44 , siIi7 PI IR OW EVENING, v. ' se d ic , ~ , ila forreed, for' tho 15th time, a new• Comedy, „ i 1 1'ith EDUCATION.. , . fj triti r 0 0 09 ~. 1, rel y QM Scenes, Dres.e , :, and Decorations. 411, , , 1, yot„xwf.'lie principal ClearaiterA by ' , p 1r.C . ,.." , Mr. MATHEWS, Mr. FAAVCETT, ~,41 t .liAlli t 1 ` ,. ' , N 1 1:4,E; Mr LISTON,-Mr . JO:Y. E$ zit ni l , ! ,'. ' m l t N , l( c ) ,llt , :, , Mr. &MERY L Mute; CV:APPIAN, I 0 , 0 '. - I t _•:, • hbal !ILE,. Miss S. BOOTH, ~ ..flo.''., t ie 1,7,1101:10N, Mrs. I.)AVENPOR'I'. ' I e.‘,l 4 • , i ,T . log,ite to he spoken by Mr. ABBOTT. 11 . 1 . 1 ' ~,,,,;,: ehi o f le 4 11 figue by Miss S. BOOTH. i n e,-, ,i, - , , ,..-' " Iv i ll i l he Performed, foethe 22d time, anew Grand ti ,e73 l, '. e u-Drawatic Ittialance, Called ' • ' I el' ALADDIN ; • , • 0. 0 „ , ...-. el f , Or, THE WONDER...IU L 1.. b ' . Lit ta r t • 'l7..nsra:,_Macjhinery,'Dres'sets,S:c. a - ial i e l ti . tirely new. i ,I; , i , ,! . kmi trv, llkl 1 nee ;i . ...;41.—Pit :is. Gil. Second &trice 21. t()1 1- * , 'rite, (. ‘s• Steond V....ice 18.—(Ipper Gallery Is. Sr-` ail • “, ' elll l '' ' ! t li, 14r the , luxes to ' , ga i , kil tt,o 36. ~,,l )Xes to lie taken of Mr. Brandon, at the .---I . be A , e 07,.! Hart -st rect. T oorP,_ , ••' , . 1 , w i t !r?", celled Education, ll he repeated called ~,,D t i o ... 4, o r, 1 ,,,.."He new M elo-Drainatic -...lLmiance, called " " v Wonderful Lamp'. .• eb. •,' •• ~: „ -------____ L a se 1 ,...: .. .7 411 'm oft! • f-----oll ow -- ne - v7Ectertitintiteuto, coati- ') '?„‘ tleprectdei t ( " . ,• , atlier e ot i ee ! e t ll Y to increu..ie, thiiy will be repeated 4 ,: • , Ifoy AI S •. • kASTLty, s , ,-. • AMP/I IT i I EATRE, ~. :If: ..• - L ilo. ''''' h t f, e ,,l f . r t . l :cir. P ,,, ,..1 Ilikhuesses the POMO: ..„0.1 tiTzei7T....7ilrtig't t.i.ll3ii:l:jl I.l,l'lsu.l'il). Al::°11.11 NiaY' und 0.00, Ar 4 ,- Lt ,„ king, 47,,,h11biting a Et ',: ti . " . ` , .iii o.;,ii_p' e at.: S ix,. a "G r ` i n d 1.1-,•,:set o . 1 the most beautiful Horses , , ... and Fr.r,„ , • (.)4.'‘ .- ' 7 . . ll 'ett 'l l t ;i r , f° . r iners,.ia i .7 " ?allllVAßY HORSE:AA . ..SHP piil l '` • : t i A. Ic antrly the INTItEPIL) FIAALE 1 rod, Heroic Tr.tie:ttir,itta. anti Pedestrian "P'ct*;c--183': I. 1 .1) 1 1 0 4.riN AND ' 21 tot•• ::Pliatr6,..-1 Li dl ts, c ,i1, 0 • :!I''' ti Nti,, gt ; Or, AN c iv ,, Of PAIN ,; - - . - ' ~... iie li. -.'t gilt L AIC 1 ~,r''': - • s eil .1 diiiitr!•nt situations, as yet unseen, ' '''..- )i''' "it end 41,!.(Jst nlcte " * - ,11.' l c 'rig) rail e d „ drbk, , 1 • .1 4 * (Include with 4 :: w i a , l : e ll oN n t: Cit . l . ltY I did Grow,", by Mr. i),, t p . ~.4 c iiii,Pll.l " ' THE po 1111 C Pantamirae, called SCC ISir L Or, /./ ~ 1 . 7 ,, It GATV , S ; , , : ~, city ~ .... , ( 4 ,,,., 1 , 4a Lc4I7IN'S KEY.' 1, ~ At .. fail -past 5 visC' t , • , t ,". --Begins half-past C—Second price,. q ilill 1 ~ L to 6111 "l'e that '.lf .; i', 9 1t4t,,,,.. , Places cannot he kept after Half-past ote i N.. reel , . , 0 ,0 1 I "'• Tie . ..?, l t t r, Ttl fri l?: 1 1 2 b t \ti t b 3 l o .ls .e, t i e .o r e s k .. For particular* iii- oil , ~. i., ills (~ " )11 G.I ~i.E;II.Y PALL-NI.‘LL. :" - I 'l ''llLi p . . t he il .- .,.. 1 1 , ,,, , ';" 1, q' ~, 41 4, t V is opened for an Asem- _„iti 'ouc„ ,!' ii,, l ~". u l. l s of 'Sir . JOSHUA gETINOLDS, • ~, ul ,„, 4 ..,me d ,„ honour of his Memory, • and for Y' I, .• , tine Arts iiegeneral. . . i 1 - •-•. ' BY I rd , ir ~ 131 C -.\.. 17 ALF' ' TINE ' ' . t} P+ i .„ l . : ~ t t. ,, „.. ..N ' . ''Vli% ,-----•-•------. 'l_ _ toil of ° CLOcK , ' - • tr •:0 • I`, ) , I v NExT TUESDAY MORNING, 1 , 0 1 . 1 0 1 4 p i , TY 'l'llo I'S AN I) POCN'fis , r ' i t t l .l l 9 . C O t 1 i t ii i Stitt, I:, t:: I I I, r , I) :AAW , :i PriZe Abort; Twenty Pounds, , i . V l !' ' '' kit t SIC OND DAY'S 1/ILAWING, lc- V') ~.• '''''lV It ICH STATE a the WILE 111.: '. ~ • )ifi ,4 1, 0 1. ! .; 1 : :,:: .. .. ' . P....rizes of ... .. ~. . . ./.. , 20,000 ~ i.i . ik , L 1 •,.. , . . • ..I,'_r!zes of • . 10;900 r iti4 4,. q..... •• '. rrizes of ' ' 2,040 • i i p , , , .. tut tt,.' •.• • Prizes of - 1 1,'./00 1 I'M of t * e - 'u) 7,030 it'irr Prizes of L. 500, h. 300, L. 900, l i t 1 ,', : .'i l eo i° l . , " fh,• 1 , ~,./..,..I. o o‘ ~' L. 50, &c. &e. iti r , . ..,, i. „,, „„yc‘inote tlte :+iin:nficr of Capitals and other i,1,4 1 ~ .- t il icli . ::e.Y..3' hitherto with the mine Number of ' , r4' 1,, . . ' 44'14 . ti utractor, impressed with .grati- , , tZkt 4 d,, hl itic for their distinguiskerl Favours in t ~,,,,, ~ t„ ~ y i e l l and for Tiiiets and Strtres in this frit l i ; •, 1 41 .. A 'e t :"*yr, le': in at.yuaint theme - that the. Firg Day's i 1,011 s• .4 Vo 4 ' 41 1 4 ,..., , -' ng the %Vheel rich beyond precedent, I f it , t 5.,,,,,,,..; Drawing, when the First Prize above IP re , , , 4, t ;it4 , 4 % - ;Q at his request) by Givernu.eut, that it y ft * i f , ore„,,,,„:,.° s , _°ool.—li nt i tray be :30,00ui. or 40,0Q01.., - g L o ~,,o ~ , 1 , i ,,. 0„,. ~,,,,,,,,,;;, ind . the unequad tir , liti state 01 t AOl - , ', 104;,", 1 110,1s i Nafhlrrice expuct a very ~:• i: De- r " 1. 0-' net '• eri ' "area; therefore solicits the immediate r i;-‘ '- %. , 4 „ 1.1 'i t ! ftl is,at•hi l f ' . ' • ' '• ' ' ' co ~,o, , . lb . in.b e hi, , . ortooate Office., \\her" ,i, gong i" p . !e r t liic`V"titlr o 1 t, they *nay rely on a choice of N - uin- p 00 k ty k tkitr i n h ,w!i; aro should Persow in the Conn- '' c pc ei te. ,lie,,,,, ir .tlig siipplie,l by the Aacuts the favour li ,„ , , liik , „. , , • '.* I m i , - i 0 0. 3 ~,,., ~,....,. du., .t either No. 4, Coinhill, or n , will be pßoettialty attended to. ti 16.1 ' ,-4 :- %.. , b., .... ,„..! a i.P(1,,,,. _ _ ____ • ' rif',.l. ,. °. 41, 14 61... '—vt lON , OP THE "WOODS, /s''• .' •C i*l is urlib le St , - I pi o t, , • 7t i , 0 rh•,. 10 fro 1 eCtell el. and purifier of • the .J 4 0 , A , . ...., I * 0 . 4 r the choicest Woods, Elicits, Gums, • S pft. - ,. , 4 •Ckfilt" ' lll erlea, by SOUBISE - DE. VAU- to 0 . 1,0 1 i'' 4. l ; F oiti u.,...rit-1 1-1 .111 ' 111 p ie , *.l i t tit •114),,, er t, I o ‘ .l, and IMPtTRITIES of . the IV 4 ,,,.. 0. .. .4 tt i . itlii n p h .. ,I c t(!fie arising, it hat no rival. As a u o , 1 „. . ' f y e t Rk w„„,,: k s , ~ ,t is 80 pm e that it may be safely` P 117,te,,,, t; " the most delicate frame, or to , fe '• 'r,,•aet,, 'lCra:4 fro p t R• 10,. 1 : i t z . tli tir. II r, to Spain, ittid may be had in packets, lc of of t 5, •A„i N N , o,„ ne . Mauna ' 'ate f . ' , ,i 1 % 1,,, eit, i * atti i , w - dr i 3 0 . wig,. 1144011, arehonse, No.l4,Charies-street, • ti . Will kie carefully packed tee, anti e° , 1.,,_ . ‘,... in his a • E " 11' N '44 t O 7l. I,f , , 0411); • 1..1 '4l , I i ' 4,, 1 Ih‘L'iefi baps g Treatige on the ScOrvv, 11l b 4, .41; 4 _ tt b eit e great laid peellliar virtues in ' at. .k 1, 4 . ,, 7n, pbuirlnenies are furnished iron) a cbli- eV 4 , „iih,, ,i, inut tern , ', illuti,t eminent for the '' ' ' , ! ki,4 tti l i "Nis., that ae.,.„ vv .., . , prook i t.ta 1 k ' ii.. • i.. ""'r 6 .'sePrrgt ii:.-re is N I liu lt ,., i - lei t " , ~,' Titally free from Scorbutic- lf- PI • not 11 yo Nlathiolus observes, "if ally .ne So • A , 4 CW HP 1 1011t ) let hint ; , aspect' th I . • C 1) NEW PUBLICATIONS. SEAT bF WAR IN GERMANY. - This was published, On Eight large Sheeti, price Two Pounds Two Shillings, or in a aisc, or on Rollers, Three Pounds Three Shillings, ANEW - .MAP of GERMANY, and the ad joining Countries . By IGNATIUS. HEYMANN, Head Post-master iu Trieste. Published by John Stoekdale, Piccadilly. Of whom may he had, just published; A new Military Map of Span and Portugal, on TWelve large Sheets, price 31. 13s. Gd. or in. a Case, Or on Rollers, 51. ss. MUTUAL LOVE. This Day was publisliel, ABALLAD, called " MUTUAL LOVE," L summit!! the greatest apAause by Miss E. BOLTON, in the Farce of Three Weeks alt Marriage, at the Theatre Royal Covent-garden, written and composed by J. Parry, price Is. id. Also may be had, " Beauty in. Tears," and " The Voice of , her I Love," by the sane Author, price Is. ed. 'Published by Goulding D'Attnaine, Potter, and Co. Nu. 20, Soho-square, London; and No. 7, Westnioreland-street, . . MADE RA, BRAZILS, BOTANY-BAY, soca:Tv, SAND WICH anti FRIENDLY ISLANPS, NEW ZEALAND, &c. 80. This Day was published, Price Two Guineas in boards, handianiely printed in Quarto size, and greatly enlargedby-several additions, The Second Edition of A . VOVAGE round th e WORLD, •in 1800,-1, _-2, 3, and 4, in which the Author visited the Isiand of ;Madeira, Cipe of.G.iad trope, the -Settlements of Botany Bay and Norfolk Island ; and the principal Islands of the Paciti . .7. Ocean, exhioiting a full and general view of the, ayspeutive Inhabitants of noose -distant countries, ',their CUs. Ma.nner,, means and modes cl Life; form of Govern ment, Natural ProdUctions,- &c. &e. with a continuation of their State and History, to the prescat period, thereby form-• iug u Supplenamtai Volume to the Voyages Captain Cook. To'which is nOw added, from a M.S. never before made pub lic, an account of the Voyage of La ...eoAraphe .anit Nato ralist,, the two French snips sent out on 'iscoyery by Boo nuparte. By ,JOEIN TURNBULL. i! We look upon th►s work as one of ,ti• most interesting Berl:is of Traeet which hare appeared !.;,. many years." eriti e,,m on the former Eahiism, , y the Viyourgh Review. t`riated :or A. Ntaxwtli,l3ol-yartl, Temple-bar; C. Chapple,' and by all the Booksellers. ' This Day *ere published, tle'gantly priL.:eti in One VOlinue, gnirto, price 21. 23, rirRAVLLS in SWEDLN, duriog . the Autumn 01 1812; illastrated by MAps, Portraits, and other Plates. By THOSIAS TiCIPMSON, It. S. L. and B. &c. I.orsdou : Pciated iur i . ,..thert Baldwin, Paternoster-low I Blackwood, Editi ; and John Cumming, _ _ Journey, ti.nukoindertakon by Dr. Thomson prin cip:i ily vitiw ft ( l e tignos tic R e searches, which :done iu 'taco u CoUiltr) WtMiti turitidi .nople materials for a Volum:. is iy lit) illeatig L00.10t.0 to tilyt suiki.eet. It enabled Author to obtain lunch valuable iiifo:troicrion 'reget:ling . the State , .and liesJiireei of. Sweden, so peculiarly in teresting at . the present inoinvut. The Plates areas follow : 1. Portrait of the Crown Prince.--. 2. Portrait of the late King, OThittivus Adolphus.-3. Map of ,Sweden.--4. Map of Stuck holut.-3. Map of Gothlantl.--6. Map of Nerike.-7. nap of Sconia..-13. View of tftc Mountain Taberg.-9, View of the Irtll. Kinnekrille.--40. The Falco ut11111i411151:—.41. Thu Mine of Fahlitn.-12.Section of ditto.—l 3. Geological Structure of the Province*. . . PUGHAW.A. • This 1"):q was published, price 12s. hoards, • (Or in Twenty - two Numbers, price S i xpence each,) cattle" frith Thirty original Portraits of celebrated Po, gilists. . _ Bek'TANA • or, Sketches of Anctent and Modern P;...6.1115M, vontaiuing faithful Accounts - cf near One Thousand Battles that hare been fought, hour this Days of Broughton, &Wu to the present Milling )Era tersper•tett with a great variety of original Ptigilifitie dote - 8; • LiveB of'all the !..oxers, &c, &e. Looti.ai ; Printer.' fly and for G. Sineeton s 139, St. Murthlts lane, Coaxing-eross, , .and -sold'. by SherwOod and Co. Pater noste -row ; and all other lii,ahscllors.. , • - PEERAGE OF 'SCOTLAND. - - i►is Day was -published, In TWO hantlinme . Volumes folio—with the Arms of the ;;Lst. biTautifulliTeolliavon, price 101.10 s. boards, !TIM PEERAGE of - SCOTLAND, COntain - JL itig an kl A - o,ical and oenealogical -account of the No bility 1): that Kio4doni, from their origin to the present ge neration; colleted from the Public Recordi, Ancient .Citar tnlari..s; the Charters and, other writings' of the Nobility, Works of the best Historians, &c. 43' Sir ROBERT DOUGLASS', of Glenberde, Dart. Revised tintivorrected. With a Continuation to the present period, Ity JOHN.PHILIP WOOD, Esq. - A few copies are printed on large paper, with first impres skins of the plates, forming one of the most Stilted) Books ever published: Price 161. 'Edinburgh Printed for Archibald Constable, and Co. Edinburgh; Longman, Hurst, - Rees ' Oriae, and Brown; White, Cochrane, and Co.; and John Murray, London. V s . - first edition of the Work was published in the year 1764, and bas fur ruttny years been extremely rare. Sub sequent reaeiirches have thrown no natal light on the his tories of particular families; and, from the lapse of time, numerous alterations have necessarily taken place in the rioble houses. Lt tne continuation of Sir Robert Douglas's Peerage to the present time, the 'Editor has used every endeavottr to obi ~, t 1 correct information respecting the descent of the noble fatal, and he hai been favoured with several valuable conau licatiaos rendering the present work =important addition • ,o the Gencalbgital HiStory of Scotland, , RHEVNIATISMS, PALSIro$' and GOUTY t• i. ELI N S., with , usual- toneoinitants, 3pa- LL or flying Pains, Flatulency, Indigestion, and gene al Is , chility ( originating in whatuver ;rmee), are v v . /l evy ( ' j t ut it,liiehtly cured by WHIT E 1-IF."A D'S ESSENCE of MUST A R I) P ./L LS. • atter ea . c..y other means had failed. The FLUID ESSEN(' of NIUSTARI) (used wi t h th e Pills in those complaints Where *necessary) is perhaps the most ridivc,penetratihg, and fillii4lurd relnedY in the world,. Tyner:illy coring, the Severest SP N S and R UlB ES, iii ,ess than 110 the..i , :he usually taken by any other Liniment 'r bmbroc,dion ; if, used immediately atter any acci lent, it t . -erects the parr Inrifing blaa3t. w IT EllE A D'S A - M1 L Y lt A bl 'r E eisse. bkit q i s ia c t o l r ycli i i; •acirios for all ill -Lanirlitron,xl Sores, s(e l, g t u t u jos, blotches, Ptinoles, Ringworms, shingle * .. : Itre,kings out no the race, Nose. and E sol e all Inflamed Eyes, Sore, Reads, andScoibutie Ilittnonrs of 'very description. e t epi t ed ,only, and sold by R. Johnston, Apothecary, "O 15, Gro,k. street, Soho, Londm• The 114;rielice'Oriti at as. 9 ( 1. each the (aerate at is. lid., ' mu t aid by _ eve ry , Medicine vender to the,Uilited *a4 Tli . ge . : . l , ii ‘. i i n t e et l i ia o s n it.iailaek. Ink . Steinit, with the game TO BE SOLD, BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,. • . . A SPACIOUS FREEHOLD DWELLING .IIS..• HOUSE, at CLAPHAM, in Surrey, which has under gtine a thorough repair, is entirely new papered, painted, and decorated, at a considerable expense, and is fit tor the recep tion of a genteel irad numerous Family. It contains twelve best Chambers, besides others for srevants, and has large and 'Convenient Offices. It has a Greenlioase, ant-house, and Kitchen-garden, together' with' a Lawn and Witiks, orna mented - with rare and envious exotics, in peculiar ,perfec= tion, contaihiug, in-the whole, more than Two Acres. This place may b? kept a moderate expense while it affords every comfort and retirement, and can accommo date, from the size and muuber of its Rooms, a very large Family. Further particulars may be known by inquiring at. the House itself, or by referring to Mr. Win. Franks, jun. op posite the Plongh,Cia.pino ; to Mr. Steckthile, Bookseller, Piccadilly • Mr. Ackerman.i, let, in th e strand ; M r . Grob, Pant Baliellunse-Lourt, Doctors' Commons ; or Mr. Dawson, Bank Coffee-house, nearly opposite to the front 'Gate of the Bank, at which several. places Tickets may be obtained for seeing it, any day frost 111 to 7 et:lock. • . THE LADIES' UNIVERSAL DISPENSARY, For Delivering POOR LYING-IN WOMEN at their own Hahitorions, free of Expenee, and for ruNtlying . t the Female Pour in General, with Medicines, Medical Adv,tee, and Pr . cuniary Assistance in cases of extreme Distress' and lul - Illness, Grange-court, Carey-street, Linceln inn. Under the potronacre of several of the Nobility and .. Gentry. Supported I.t.y 'Voluntary Contributions, recent Subscriptions, and Donations. THE FOUNDERS and BENEFACTORS ,of this Cl-L return their grateful Thanks to the, Right eon. the Dowsger Conntess or Waldegrave, Lady Mar ten, 44441 the' Right limn Countess of Clitirncartle, fur their Sithseriptions and Patronage; and also the Dowager Lady' Wilson, for Ten Guineas; to Mrs. Stride, fur her Annual Sob scriptien; and to. Mrs. Mesmer, of New Broad-street„City of London, fur her lientnieent . Donation of Twenty Pounds and Annual Subscription of Two Guineas: ptions aro received at the following Bankers, via. Mes3rc. butts and Co. Strand; Messrs. Drummond and Co. Charing. cross;" and Messrs. Wrigtits ' Stilts+, 'and Co. Hen% riettasstreet, Covent -garden ; nisu,byMrs. Aiestaer, le, New Brood-street; at the Dispensary; aud by,the Secretary, Tho mas Maekiernan, Esq . . 55, Illackfriors-road. The J)ispenary is open for the reception of the -Femalt Pour, stitb letters, from eight to ten o'clock in the morning, d ally, Grainitim. Advice is also given to the middle and higher cla.ssey, from ten to twelve, and front serest to nine in the evening, ilkily, hat.ruoderate payment, for medicines-will, in , such4ists,- - W required, for the benefit of the Charity. 17l Wardt'of 6000 Fetintles hare been cured or 'relieved of thetr..earions and complieated Complaints, since the Esta blisinnent of .this Institution, a Prospectus at which may be bad at: -thee Dispensary. withhealthy 1.1 . 01g-in-L-kaies (subscribers) are supplie d proper Nurses. - kIANS's PILLS are an lA. FECTUAL CURE for GRAVI2.I4 and S TONE, STOPPAGE of URINE, COM LAIN I'S in the , k CI( and LOINS, KI ON L S, BLADDER, ;slid LUMBAGO.' ch r the various Cnntpluints incident to the. his tuan frame, time are mine more dreadful in ncirna• turC, not innre al,rrzli.rg in their consequencts. than the titayel tttla Stone. They are COMpI3IIII3 to whiet, every', person is liable, as the 'water we drink is imirregnated with particles, .which not only cause the excruciating; tortures, but are a Imushition tor overy other special) of disorder. Iik.AII,IAWS cilttC) NAL PILLS, enntpo-Jeli .1 , eke Most innocent ingredients, have been found of soli:lila( Ol . cacy, in nut only strengthening the vessels containing the Urine, but happily destroying the petrifying 'quality of it, from which proceed the %hove CoinpLiiiit4; &c. removing the calculi, or gritty corn:retinas, and banishing every per nicious tendency to ettose disorders, without confinement. A Copy of a letter. To Mr. HICK AN, Apothecary, SI —I believe 1-14;kmalt's l'Els to be the best Medicine ever known for curing the Gravel. therefore I. have taken the opt.drtunity to recommend them. Two Doxes and a half have cured ma. so that I have mu found it necessary to take ; and, although I have suffered greatly from!' that dis order, I shalt never be afraid or it when 1 can procure so . good 3 remedy. _ I arn, Ilernshy. near Yarmonth, R. FERRIER. Nurtulk, July t, Sold; wholesale and retail, at Mr.-Butler's, No. 4, Cheap. side, corner of Paternoster row; London ; Sharp and Belam, Portsmouth ; Jones, Weston, Allnut, a n d Mallory, Port sea ; Hall an d lohnston, Gdsport ; Coleman and J aco b, Shverness ; ' Peck, Ross. and Turner, Hull ; Hogland Cook. worthy, .Granville, NetiWtoq, and Gilbert, Plymouth ; Knott and Lloyd, and Swittney a,sd Co. t!ittningitant ; •Billinge; F.dwards and Penny, and Lathbury, Liverpool ; Staines and Lynch, Manchester; Trewnian, Exeter; Smith, Manderton, • Readbarn, Scott; and Baxter, Edin. burgh; Baxter arid M'Donsld, Glasgow; Bulger' and Barry, Bristol ; Stevenson • and C. Norwich ; Swinfen, Leicester; Dumb and Batton, Nottingham ; and retail .by moat Country Medicine Venders in Boxes at as. gd. each, and 6s. each. Under the Illustrious Patronage. of their !loyal Flighnesses • the Princess of Wales and Duke of Sussex, his Excellency the Spanis, Ambassador, and many Families of high Dis tinction. • MACASSAR OIL FOR THE HAIR. THIS Oil is proudly recomme n d e d on the • batis of TRuni and EXPERIENCE, and the most respec table testimonials—lt p!..ssessealroperties of the most. sale ' brious nature forreitornig tae air where itints been 134L1) for years, preserves it from-failing off or turning gr e y, to' the latest, period of life; produces on the tresses a most beautiful GLOSS, SCENT, and CURL. This OIL is infinitely efficacious in renovating CHIT,- DRENS • HAIR,. promotes' the Growth of Whiskers, Eye brows, &c.—ln fine, it is pre-eminent fur renovating the Kaman .llair, and adding to it an incomparable beauty. Merchant*, Captains; &c. will find this an Article of pre eminent utility for r preserving the Hair in hot climates. for genetal utittty is inclosed, a Treatise on the Improve ment of the Human Hair, giving a full description of the virtuesistin tle and cn the il, is ugitidu vc.i aoutside,a(tioxdleeS::dsile o litd f ):: 11: 1 tr ! trim r l ;heo; w visieb: i . , t rpo l y,te l s e ei t u r tkinyvi n teteL i t i i:ir i , : etrss l ; s :tlit. rid f tg: r 4t o axpvn i tß a pl t uhato: p tors .. :l kteo r ripf sale te: rd signed oodßi ed ce tis. nti etail by the Proprietors, ItO W LAND and c.ON, Kirby-street, Hat ton-garden, Loildinti 'ld, by th.Ar .appointment, by M r . Sinyth; Perfumer to b.... Majesty, 117, New !loud-street; Messrs. Hendries, Perfniiter to her Maje s ty, l'itehborne street; Bayley an d' Maw, Cockspur-street I Mr. D. Itigge, Gattie and Pierce, 57, Overtun, 47, No Bond -street; Berry, Greek-street, S 1..1; Burgess, Cursitor-street John , SOH, Greek-street; Paty; 'Butts, and Co. Lombard-street; 1 ' Barclay and Sons, Fleet-marl:et; Riggs, 65, {.3lle.apltle, and st, Pn,rli-htteet; Butl e r, 4, Ch e ap s id e ; ,I3owling, Walker, and Cu. Blackman -street, Bormigh; Dicey and Sutton, Ijow I.Clitircliyard; Shaw and. Edwards, 6H, Newbery and Solis, 46, S Church-sand; West and Read, Gruevektirch,street Harding, Howell, and Co. on, Pall-Mall; 'Thorn, 46, Bacon, 150, Oxtord-street ; LeitcharA, 47, .Ambridge, 30, Woodman, Piccadilly ; Bolton and Tatt, Royal E:xchange I Overton, 117. Londpn,ison • and in every Town throughout the Empirc.--All i li tt t a il a u l 4 1. 11 k i r 3 f a ti v i , al H ni a S ir o -..t;tr e :.i , M u a t t l t d ress Medicine $ tli t e • e ende tr r e s 6 i t n i the above Agents have just received a large and valuable - supply. "t*-1-1* Tilt high popularity of thin Oil has induced some insi dious persuns to counterfeit it. To prevent such imposition, please to elk for ROWLAND'S MAt;ASSAWOIL; ,ind none are genuine without the above Bunk, and signed on the out side, in rsdkisst, " A. Rowland and Son." I 7 IC T 17.1 1 - I t'l!: lil3. T AB commisrolVEßSfor lICT 14.!_,1X His ata..i.EsTr6i; 4c , That 07, Tuesday, the 18th ixvt. they witi Gr read! .'o' rte::•ive Tdalers is writinir (seiqed u);), and treat fn Four.lland,-el QauVers of Ne w and,rwP CI es'e-d ri ell AMBER MALT, (to le answerahle !o 91Gt less than One . Quar( each); to be in - cohered with the Tep:- ders ; to be delivered in One illOnth into hi? ...I.lljcs,yo Pic. tuallag. Storer at Deptford; eon to bt• p6d for by payable with intere.e4 iVinety pays: titter dae. The Conditions. of the Contract •nzay' bc:reea• at the Score tar:l/s No regardovill be had to •lamy Tender in which the _Price nol he insteted in worrisat length, or that shall not 6?! rielluered to the hoard &fate One o'Clock on the .said jltodny, the 18th ins-tont,' hoy vnless the P(e.son who n/ a 6 rj Ike Tendir, or some Person on /is hgcalf, attendz; to tat. wer when colledjb.r. FthrudLL /NG-01;1PR: :troy 10, ISt 3, THE COMiIfISSIONEhS far 1 .7 1(21112.1.1,1,1NO ins i1r..4.1.g41-rs PT do ktrilill 1, 1 ire Th 4 on Friday next, the 14 1 / a instant, they will It riymay to re, eeine Tenders. in writi.v; (sealed al) and treat for- 9ae Hundred Tons of BLACk SMYgNA or ALEXIA RAISIN.;, and far Three Hundred Tons MUSCOVADO to be respectively answerable to Samples sot lest than tam* pounds ,weight each), to. be produced with the 4Vnders, to he the Raisins to the space of 011 C Akt i e h WWI Sugar iu the oriy fecal Park:tires, Rt t,4e rate of from. the Seventy to .Eighty Tons per Week, into I& .314v:1ti t s Sttn'ec at Deptford': and to be raidlor by Bills, payable with . Interest,. Ninety 'Days of er The Conditions Ville Contracts may be seen at the Secre tary's gyloe. 2VO re,4.ard will he ;Indio any render in which the Price shltil nut a inserted in wards at length; ur that - shall not be de linied to the Buard before One o'C':uek on the said F;itlay next, the 14th instant, ,nor unless the Person the' Tender, or s•Onne Per n on his behnli; attends, to answer when calkd Air. • ADMIRALTY-OFFICE, May 1,1, 181 S. WIDOWS PENSIONS. NoncE is hereby given, That all ,WIDOWS who receive Pensions from the charity established for the Relief of Poor Widcites of Commission and Warrant Ofli cersuf the Royal Nary, ,must seed or bring to this (hike, be tween the 17th and 3 ttA of this Month, the Affidavits required by the Rules of the Charity, in order. to their bring inserted • on the. Penslan Lift, whieti in be tatmediately preparad, and paid the 10th of July next. .All Letters front Widows mitat state the Rank their fins blinds tielil in the }luta Navy. J. W. CROvEr. STONI.".Cti COMPLAINTS, WINO, GOUT, SPASM, 1:4710;,. Lie, and GENERAL DEBILITY of the STOMACH. suil INTESTINES. CORNWELL's.ORIgisiTAL CORDIAL is a 111,41h:hie ()testa - Wished ventilation fur the Relief and Cure of this above Complaints it a' first dis.:ldeer e d and used in the East Indies, where Debility of .tbe Stuma,,h :tu:d Intestines, are ,sethe and alarming, by a Phy , iz:ian ut end , nenee and character, and has been lout; recpmrnetiitoil iii this Country by a, great. number of respectui)k have experienced its salutary influence, anion:: wham is the, Brother of the late Lord Alvanley, - aud Lord BrydTes Ruti ney. 'lt restores time to the Stomach, removes the effects of un ripe or iiiipropor Fruit, S'pasin, Clmlie, Wind, ()out. and In digestion, end generally strengthening the Sygelli.resiats the attacks of these. Diseases which too Often terminate in sudden Dissolution"„ Sabi wholesale and retail by Sitaw and Edwards, 60, St. Paid 's eltuieb-yard, Lptlon, price 48. attd tlie size, containing - six small Bottles, at 11, 3s. DEBILITY, STRICTURES, &e. ENCOURAGED by the unuorin Success ra tending their peculiar method of Treatmen! in the Cure of a few prevalent Complaints, which has be. is con fi rm ed by the experience of many years in a large and , stensi ve practice ; sensible also of the happy effects' resnltine to the Publie s itom Medical Men confining their attentoin Cji a cer tain class of Diseases, Messrs. GOSS and CO. coAtiaee to di rect their studies to those Disorders arising from a secret de structive habit of inconsiderate Youth, which not only ~c,o-sions sions a numerous train of NerVOUS AireCtiOnsi, but nisi, entails °nits vi teriessall the enervating imbecilities of old age. In that distreesingstete of Debility' or .... I) eoc.ency, whether the consequenec.of such baneful Habits, excessive drinking, loeg residence in hot climates, or any other cause, by winch' the powers of the Constituti oo b ecome enfeebled, as regu l ar l y educated Auergeons of London, they oi4r a fine, fair., ;old speedy Restoration to sound and vigorous Health. Where an early application is made for the Cure of a CER TAIN DISORDER frequently contracted in a moment or inebriety, the eradication is generally completed in the she space of two days ; and in the more advanced and inveterate stages of Venereal Infection, characterise:l by a variety of painful and distressing symptoms, a pcuererance in their plan (without restraint in diet or exercise) will insure to 04 Patient a permanent and radical 'Cure. The Diseases of the Urethra, as frequently connected with or arising' front the above Complaint, have not escaped their atteution; by an infallible and iinprevial Plan, they are . en abled to remove obstinate Gleets and Strictures, win:el l er re cent or of long duration,. without resorting to the painful and dangerous use of the Caustic. Many instance. (en be adduced of Very inveterate eases, of several years conti nuance, having yielded to their method in it . few days, the Cure had been att. , ai pt e d by other PractattaneneF,i!' effect ; and such has been the agreeable result .. r t r of Fourteen Veers, that the Mode of Treata,; - has tier, fsa , which re one single instance, ever'proved t rind many thousand persons, of het n s .s t a y , the enjoyment of having been p, 1 4, 1i 14 c . t vete and incurious methods hod 4 P r "'" l : 4 ' d , in to 4 ° purpose Messrs e - and CO each lively professing the Cure of in order Out that they may not thaw. piqticular compluints, be, by ► a iniim o u , r ,, t vF , marked , with thee_oblogny so jastly attach-en to the ignorant hrupirm, think it hut justi;: e to thentielvel to state, that they have been properly edtt tatted and initiated into every branch of the prof,islun (cer tificates of, which, from different hospitals, and testimonials from the most eminent Physicians, they have u, convince any 14114(.0, that the Success resulting from their endea vours lint induced them to quit the practice of the general Practitioner, and they preatime that-their pretension* Con stitete, a fair ground for the unprecedented coodili4leo • with which they have, by the Public, been so liberally ho ll.sured. Patients in the country are requested to state the purlieu hats oaf their eau, ate, unit manner of living, inclosing Houk Note, for,Advice end Medicines,,and the Maw Will be for warded to any pert of the kingd om . GOSS aad Ct:-. Surgeons, No. 13, Boareric•street, neat,