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Sc- taken of Mr. tra tin ,at the 'RANDS' to - the INDR ' GERNIA.N.Y.• /eke •of ,SUSSEXIn the Chair. 'WARDS : WlLliant Davies Esq. AbFahnut Gerard Dc \risme, Esq. John Craven, EM. 'ryler, Esq. ThOlnaS itZweroft, Esq. 1 4orris Oppenheimer, Esq. t. C. Splitgerber, Esq. 11 .. ) :Buelser. F . sel.' • Frederick %sq. ./.1 1 : H. Hagedorn, E , (1• Ilerman Salem, Essi: . I . , :ah Nnite, Esq. , 14 -;mattuel Ooodhart; Esq. Borradaile, Esc': ill take place on Monday, the London Tavern,' Bishopsgate- Ila r or tho said House; and at the 441 e1' .et rt. . .. • • iCK 1 , 1 , • ;tratv I.llFttittfactory, oppo ;11, coutilte. v.. to draw the utten dt hi , COSSACK HAT is the oil. • Arft4cKs.„ ,etition of the Cheiitable 1 ' 13 most anxiously solicited to Don ega l nay on the -North WeAt leis than forty-two indust*.tts in providin g t h e n i eans of sun sultletay petished! ThirtY orrow and •nwery, the fate of le it are 'thrown destitute orphans intt extensive,. ituparalleled 69 "trY; osawe of the uuliappy are rendered 10;,.:11v destitute of once hee4 deptive:i of propel -1 Y their leases; thus it may be :tote equal objects of -public cote- of the Niblit bag itli-eady;be,4n 2 \Nig] consWernble suceessoand fed' whit such unboutfded kess,favaurible; red by Mesiiis: Morlands. 4ud Co• )m)3. who hifs ?i3,000 a-year to •borro w SIX , THOUSAND take all iu GOODS, to fittcore 11 1- ' , ther's de a th ; w h o is infirm an Is, at the Library, at, • 4 1 '4 lATP.I?,II.IAL 131 . 1N' 'IIG-TA t•I"NbI'Arr.ENT SWEBO,IItI)k Ir~7',,LLS, in one cleipult Piece, or Fueltittire, 1f t .44 ti,al.l,NY different Plans ; 'the Pateutiipi•oveif.:Saftt 4 1 .1, 9 l Four -lA,,st, add Tent 4.7'n'qlre and - Bedding Com-plete Port•tble 41:1'41 other new iitTentod-and nopr.wed a ittiele u s c. ) .'; general and very exten:,irc asoi . tinent Artieles for furnishing liooses tool . f Ith\-14.1,141141,(3.tir1, where Vaulillei, may scleet and 1 4.,7 1 - 4 e ., ill a few days, tt, - r; t ren l e d t'--Lig several Months in conli;letnni than. ~! 4 4:44 8440-n..a. Artkie4,:.Army,and NiitY).l4c. my Nut t utu IG 1,01 Catherine-Arcet, Strand, on ' er '•ts far prOnilbt'iinynte3l*. 41A(iHt2,-s'"------.......-i„. t pi , iri c ,; s: , , , 1 , 11 . v • •" 1 GA.IiI,FitY OF PICTITItES. •N I • (`o>';,--, ' ~ . . 'il l VI ti tuti •-'4-it, atul Coinpany respectfully i,„ soliectooottoce to Noblemen an d Gentlemen, Aina tt, 4e b r 4. that tli 1 .• ; • •t 1 I Istructions to l e i 'llts' Y•A(lction- th e • n t " 4 L 1 1. : * t G Vill'ltY L i.., tt the rte u Ct./items o. - -4' -" ` ( t t.l ,`•'' of ct t , ‘"erY first im2ortattce, the sate and ge• lo g I , et,viric ?cotlman of Fort tine and'Fitshion,' arid 4 4 , 4 Illy ,to frOill Itlit`,Seut in the Cootttry. tit,l44tioaLlt,ti`%%:lli.t: qua ., 1 confidence itt'4l'tiutlt, thntiill ~ b .uu d a xnPauditi productions of . Ruffuellei Co- Le 7 , l 4 itis,', 4 letti t h iti, lc , i, t. Antlre.a (tit Sulttrio, the Carucci, i. , , ' ' h iii ' f '' kiu•d j c ,' r .,1! , in0, Giulio Itoniuno, the llitt t • .4it ' ' '' -4 ociL I - „'s ,smatto, Gue •1 o the Poussinst h' l , l ll th • sletlll,ttev4-3_ '`rta.oolc.tio, eig n4 oli 4, '(.....1g,1at1i, ear - '+ki,litt, ( 't 441 it,:tt`,":'Lloon ;•---Itttbens, Vandyke,. Jor li 1 4:Vii ll e si t Aki 1),,". (411'p, Irobbima, l'eniets, ()stude, !1 4 ~..t i lt , ,, t vkide, •.'„?..Aletso, , Vander tVerf, Sticettsryok, t 5,7, ,t ~,,eLitii,b,sl,,,rilackltuysett, 1! erch In ;—ltey twins, 4 4i1 1 1. 4 .4 ef. Pt Cilet at i- Qu ght and other' Mitsters of high L I ltt e1c11,4 i t ittp , , rl . 4ti : ,, itg. •Otte Hundred' and .Tweitty-tboc A lt oli u truly et-•-•tlie l'oblie will be sensible that '4ll-tit, ecti un , tl ,I"goifieent I_,rts nu t be . e n displayed kflirtitpt -, - "lootleur de e• 1 t;1 '' and tbeptlke N I‘i tti : 1111 4 1 ' -' " 61 4 k,..t,,,,,tty itP.cdily preintreil and the Sate brought ‘",`:' tt) 1, 4 ".",t, , t tull tu tht. CUII ' . len,Ce of ilie Pub ' 1(4. ilulaTty, that su s 'Ca li traun....-"-lari au 0C- ....e1.4!:. '.- . . .. , ';1e(tIlr ''' ''• ."' .• .: • .. . , 1 • 6•,. . . • • 1 , cr 1,. e . • ')`: al r i lii (I Ntimurn .-. . 11,0 ~ ..z .,z..„,_...........2 L. G . 1 I. aO, trii I P EAT RE RoYA] bife .1, 4 „rha. A " PRESENT m 7 orof :elaj„„tioi, Sernint • ,tCel . • , THE It , , which (13th time) the Lseif t. ' ) '.4 tite 0 • .• LODC . _, of ,14 , t, iwa rTnal Music, front • rs . ,4 .t . 14,11i. ' A ' t .._ ll entirely new iii i tt i . 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Cia!On LOSS of A i ißctite, a Paletipss of the Colour of the Facet' Etna:66on, Anitorregular state of the Ifowels, at ;sod. ed after with violeot pains; they bring,pii Convuis.toris:;: 'bey affect the growth of the , anti tite rove fattl, by end • ..: - • ing in a Cniusuitiptimi troth as revelita tive and .s...:ureolthqe al.irrnit4t.Cotniiiaints, the abr:vf eitLetlez , . dicine wiiVersaily :illowmt, on the testitnott' ot.the Characters in this C..tottry, both in ;Ink ,zonjevi-c.ia;i:, it to have no equal. T11,...ir pithltc ..pprObaricoi, g!ven' to. toe Proprietor, ,I Iron, a 4),:csonal know tOgt. of tts woinierlul but,. ceps in their ovv . rt I. atnilies stamp>:rta merit beyond torritleW - tion, anti gives a b.itiction to it, of which t u t other Mall, itie elite kind can boast. Patcnts, 411(1 ,utters tvho have the Care of Children, shotild'have this Remedy as a Fano!) , Me. dicier: to resort to, whenever the Stotivich or Bowels or :AID.. (lien .ite any 11/3'y Which it witlalways be tt.und to relieve!. •. _ y • • s u icl, wholes de and retail, at Nfr Butler's, No, 4, Che Side, cons& of Paternoster-row ; Sharp and IiCI4IR, Ports. ; !ones, ‘Veston, Allnutt, ;pot Mallory, Portsel. ; lohnsfon; Gnsp, ,, iti Coleman and" )acob, Shee.r. 'less ; Ross, and Turner, lint' ; IloxLand and Cook. worthy, Granville, Nettlet,,n, and Gilbert, PlYmoutli ; Knott' and Lloyd, and Swinser . and Co.' Birintitgliam ; Edwards and Penny, and bailibusy, Liverpool ; Staines and Lynch, Manchester; TreWinan. Exeter; Nl,anderton, Raeburn,- Scott, and Baxter, Edinburg h ; ter aad Glaspw ; Bulgin_ and Ilarry, Bristol ; Stevenson, and Co. Norwich ; Swinfen, Leice ster ; and Simon, Nottingham ; aid retail-0y most Country Vert. ders, in Boxes, at as. qtt. and 6s. each. A CE-TALLENGE, MESSRS, and Co. Surgeons, late in Ntijelity:i service., 'cliallyige the whole world to prove a single instance where their mcclicine,And method of. (lire have failed oftliedesired elCeCt. The'lli - a,c7tice of many years in this particular branch of their profession, has not given rise to one unsuccessful ~ ase. • Ttiev continue to,dirttd their stUdieS to the treatment and cure cdieneral„complaint:t, and that derangement of t lie sys tem, which is the consequence oft he pernicious and .Wastelii I e ot i habit long and -most unhappily purer by the youth of , both sexes, in the o n e it' will be founil to he the unfailing source ot barrenness; thq other have its ravages Li— tally developed to them by a digtrcssing stiite - ot which It not timely rettletbed, terLiuttate in inipiXentcp, nicse are its remote aitd ultimate etkets, ‘vhits c onsu m e d t jun; loss or uu;setilar power, matt variousuerVouscomtilainti; usually Ow tb,.! Cattier stares of this solitary vice. f persons languishing un ±er the disorders-incid .nt to.such ai habit, their tre4.lllebt is simplo,and has tie vsr piovoi eqsNitt I in the course of a long, lath), ious, anti_intich ex tentied praCtiee: In the roost übstioare ind complicated cases f,t* nereal infection, such as 'ObS trll•<`.ltollS in the urethra, spinitry or-crt:sfenclr hard . tun , "". LAiluqt; ulcers, eruptiost6, sent. nat vve4ness, gleete, as a 160 ST It I el - t.; s , Whether recent or of loin; duration, and which have haf. tied the skit( of oilier Praattrioners, are by their present tin. proved plan of treatment, elle:Clually and permanently cured, without the Patield. suffering the excruciating pan , and alarming heinualiaAe which frequently foi lows the applica tioo, of tilltTliar Caustic. In the ,coursetwenty yeark extensive pradice in tins M etropolis, numerous cases of Strittures - hug been and are daily under-their care, the total eradication of which Is effected by a safe, certain; and cape., ditious modeml ptattice ? , superior to any tither yet ..,cleit , r,:d• • The wesloiesS, schKation, and debility proceeding front tl.). complaint are speedily removed, and the Patient restored to south! and Vigorous health. But %viten; the debility has for. years existed, a ppiper perseverance itt tin& restorative to. tnelies, after this Stricture Ills been destroyel, is indispensad Illy requisite to revise the slumbering sparks uf life and to constitution. • Several Noblemen and Clentlemen of the first respeEta bility, tes .have been u n d er t hi care of Nsra. t'urrie, and Co. for the retnoval of complaints of the Urethra, Strictures, dee. and having received a -radleal anti permanent'Ciire; request that retereneeft may-be given to theini - .ar. satislattsry cvr: deuces of the deeisivesuperierity of Mes:rs. Currie and Co's; plan at: rest mcitt. Many °fittest:Gentlemen have bad side. tures:froth to z.O years, and had' been under the care of Messrs. llome; Heaviside, and other Surgeons of equal ethi `nence, who attempted the eine by the applicatiiin of the. Liittar Caustic, withoul success. wi t t d.,: r s h sr e s g e re ti a r t r e i s e t a n d t e l l i C ca o c . y n it e c y , r b ee e y c i m: i s n u d i t h e o d no b l y l • r e , i t a h t ,:t ti s w e i x r house, No. 107, ilatten.garden. • Patients in the country are requested to state the p:+: Oen. lira of their case, age, and general habit of living, r.n.;. Sec. iiitaicaltrersiwnigi l at,,;retraiivietnanoc,re sent t a o dv a ic ny e p a a n r d t t o n t et t t h i i c e it u, te kn s, g ;N to v ri t i e . t T o e ensure that secrecy so essential to-their undertaking, - the post. agent letters may be added to the account for imdiciiies, ~9th, Ilane,. tiattOn•garden. SIXPENCE-tIALFP.BNtY. i44LIOOLOD 4AIL§. Ilitirm r.GH, ANatt 30. 7 =-;-Gcnorat Thiehnan, with 10,000 . i3,lolii, has, at 'lsprpm, Ohl:A the Atuisiand. The King of Saxony it. expetted ut •Dresden. Spandau has capitulated.' . • • The tienen ale-at A r ai-burgh. 'General scbas'.• tiani is at Lunebiirgh. The Russians and PrUS- , •SiallS are on thiS'sitl the 4lbe.' The #all of Dantz c basnot, yet •been confirmed. IILL/GULAND, MAY 2. -General Thielmau vuli 10,000 Saxons, left.Torgair, and joined the ltitSiaos, to suiliort the cause of his - country : his example will, no doubt, be followed by all the .Gernians. The Weimar. and Gotha troops have already done thesame. Bavaria wishes to remain neutral; but it is not supposed she will be allowed to do so by Rtissia*. A Saxon Prince was expected to meet Frederic, William, and Alexander, at Dresden. ; Davoust, with MO Men, Selmstiani w;th 7000, and Vandamme with 5006, advanced towards the 11.^4tOe, and obliged the•liussians and flans'eatic le glow to cros'S the river. The; all got safe off:, 50. Cossacks, which were c u t o ff, succee d e d i n getting to Cuxhaven, and were there e mbark e d th roug h the assistance 61 Major Kent - ...il.ger. At flam bitrgh, every preparation has been made to..give ft warm. reception, Mitsui(' the French attempt to cross...'rhey are at Ilarburgli, oppositellaniburglt. l'he'v succeeded in .capturing a cutter belonging. tb • Itamburgh ; but : in attempting- to get her Off, she. was Sunk by the *ladles, of Willen4borgh, be* toning to the Haniburgh:territnrSr. Danes have sent gun-boats the Elbe at far as Zollinspecker, and have voluntarily offered food, and their,troops, to assist Hainbitrgh; 25.—Spandau •has • capitulated, and the garrison engages not to bear arias against Pruisia, or her allie::, for a certain time.• All.prd perty beloa&ingto the French Government muse he left; and :thegarrison is only perinitted to carry away their private property. The btggage lu consequence is strictly searched. The articles of a pitutation Will hereafter. be comminircated to the public by the . Conurtu:der in Chief. in the• eapitulatitin every thing necessary has been observed, that it requisite to . . the honour the..Pru,]sian arms, lirld thegeneral welfare of , the titate; but more ilarticularlY to the peace and security of the capitol, and ; the free communication by later: • ' LiEuvtril, APRI4 27,,--The following letter front the head:quarters of his Excellency the Imperial Itutsian GeneTallo Count Yon Wittgenstein, has just been comOtunicuted to us.:--- " I have the honour of informing your Excel lency, that the garrison of Thorn has made a Ca pitufation with the lims±:irtit troops, according to ,vbieh the plaee•is tO be surrendered on the fish (184.) of April ; the garrison to •lay down their, arms, and oblige themselves not to bear arms against WiSsia and her allies, within the spaee of a'year'. And, in giving your :Excellency this, agreeable information, 1 have to request-that you will give orders to give public thanks to God for . this happy event, by celebrating it Te Deuni. (Siged) "Princar WoLcnoNsKi, Lieut;-Pen. and Adj.-Gen. to his Imperial Majesty. 4 4 Head:quarters:at Buralaw, `4lprit i X 33), 181$, BERLIN', APRIL 27.—The Russian and Gernnui 1 - 0/4/thitt of this day contains as follows ff The.hopes of seeing Austria assist in the li beration of Germany, continue to increase. Not only pilvate accounts from Vienna speak of it as a certain fact, but the' proclamation issued by his Majesty the Emperor of Austria, concerning a loan 'uf 45 millions, although not very clearly ex pressed, is nevertheless given in such terms as to leave little doubt 9f its meaning; as it appears certain, that if this money . was to be employed in raising an, armainent for Napoleon, they would havb given him the satisfaction ofsaYing it openly., But the very circumstance of its not being openly so said, is sutiicient for us to judge of its intent." ,According to private intelligence' received, the fortresses of Alodlin and Zrunosc have likewise surrendered to the Russian arms. By the latest accounts, Berriburg and Calhe now in possession of the Prussian and linssiittt troops. ALTENLURGII, NVTOL cbn sisting .tif the combined troops of Saxe-Weimar, Gotha, and flilburghausen, which sutTendered by capitulation to his. Prussian . Majesty's hussars, Eisenach, is thi, day arrival at tsi h he e Majesty's ,s O s. f 'l'liey, bat a entered into his t'rus service, the general cause of Germany, and for the tion of their native country from -a Shatnefel fo . = reign yoke. The battalion will Oils day have their' ' arras and tield-piecei restored .to them : they are to remain united, and tinder the command of their Major, Baron Von in the Duke of WO inar's service, will, front this. titaelorward, form. a part of our arniy• neral Stewart, the BERGiN, Aeum 27,--The En n e a „, e t : tion Jackson, and the E.ii;lish Courier Kiel, havf. : arrived hel e. stationed near Cracow did pot wait the attack of od- 4 1 : e 1 . 4 7 1 V 6 07i k to C t t: :ll ' a t b e (el Pa°cloisthivtre:t°iol:l: with the Aottrian General, in consequence a which they are to he disartned and Conveyed thi. thee, tovait t u deeiaion of .their fate by the icr:. nero negociittion. ""." In Bohemia, 'especially in the Western circles, a nunierous- army of observation has heel) as sembled, and according to appearance, the liait gariati Regiments have broken up. ln the Tyrol, Carinthia, and Croatia, thi people Are in 4 state of lusurrvaion ogginst tae