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J, ..r ' ••,.. :5 '): il • t 1. 4. '''•‘ 4 "" ' *4- .!tt .. . 4 1 41 X ...:,,,:). _• 41 4.. "! , . , . k t liir A , . 4..-).tsrvis •:, 4. , ;.\ -44 ! .1 % Nt.h. A 4 l' 111\ -:. ~. ; -AI A ' ; y' • . S A.T U" it DA Y, MARCH 27, 1813. SIXPENCE-TIALrPEPTY. AND SUIt9EON -AVOTHE LAND AND WALES. !e of the object embraced 16;00 before Tarliament, for he Profession, the complexity ensi re • Comm tinications from • icttitled to .more. attention. than allowed by the present Session , ,e Committee to withdraw the n order that it may be'submitted lion under a more perfect form. M. BURROWS, Chairman. FIRST DAY will be z PRIZE, which begins on the, 6th of •ully (;;Ilicits the Public at- Ane of the State Lottery, which 1 .- .llly approved of. The Novelty -Aids it to every dais' of Adven.' •ti 3 Prizes of qe,oool. s of 10,0001. it actually, ei,ntains • BLANKS. are Selling in great Vkiriety by shared and sold in 'the ,Last :ize of kotuitiag to 34,5001. in the Last irmrtunate Office, 17, Ludgate- art? may be supplied v..itli 'ficltets ferins as if present, by sending Webb's Office. FIRE OFFICE. • of Dui!dings, Furniture, Aressels, and all other Property, ( FIRE. • gratis at, the principal ()dices in London, Gr of the Company'i Una aad Towns in Great-Britain ,toga, or for several Years toge. lie Office, upon the most equitable .ged for ,Sams of 31101. or upwards, their present Insttrpnc!s. t . PARNI will be insured without A Premium of . 25., per cent. Day Will be void, unless renewed -era. ItTC.GE 'OO on Mortgage, to be well :e Freehold Estate, Tithe free, at 1 . 1- lalf-Yearty, either in Town or ha Lender The Burrower will also t Property Tax. (i l bY Letter post-paid).to Mr. Mar- Newington, Surrey. 1 . ON.has to onocionce.that i t ttAtit ;,TEAM KITCI - iftti a ' n 64 " NIA reullere4 them complete th.e.) ell) he had (adapted "IN to the Prince) ,ouly at his 1404 -stri.ct, the corner of Picea o'clock, wlierc the Z;4 0, 1 - ‘ .° 11 1 . :ited to inspect them. Sim "s, tt : grclt" loving; 11.1 the ev.- bten 116 object fur wore than () Tt:NT DOMESTIC OVENS, ` b leh• unite, In the highe s t degree, economy that all Ovens hitherto. contrived which ave attal:hd to Kitchen Lies, ocemion a cons:at:ruble loss of m of heat." disalvaiitages.lias loco the stndy of I ), oncstic Ovens, which aro without ot increase the heat, dial fuel. is of the first respeetatillity wit! be may be•seen in me, arid also at his Strand, near Bedford.,•street ; and Longer, Ili aton-street, Bond-street ; *, Swallow -street, Oxford-road ; Mr. Grienwieli ' • Mr. Ironmonger, Holing and Lawrence,., rroanningers, ,pel ; Mr.Hardiug, Smith, Kingston; Leatherhead,Surrey. or the Eneonragemptit of Arts has ' 4 Pur‘of "Ming hini a handsome Pre.- to the Trade for R& Money. ACIT'ArN, POgT-LADS,HACKNEY IGGONEIVA, and CARUMRS. 'TI-ATTarrioN. ;rsonß. in Afither of the s e capa 7oduce such Certificates as may be de be verified on oath if ,requiredi),that ;y (hive have travelled upwards of One ,iity one primin; of the Patent Anti , ivn4 without having ()evasion to take apply any thing clse , to the Axletrees, Two Guineas and tt Half; 'by produc ' to Mr. Hunter, Coaeli-malier, Upper an-square, where this Article may be !e 2s. fit. each, one of which is sulli [eel Carriage, to travel upwards of Fiva .oryre's, Green .Man and Still, Oxford liitil Gloucester Hotel, , rge Inn, 'Dorongh . and at Messrs. 148 4 Strand, -near Sumersct-honse, OR Ttip COUGH MEDICINE. of many Years, this valuable offered to the Public as a specific in immediate in relieving the most vio ghing and the most inveterate ethighs ption it will be found a powerful pnl time, a preventittive of that disease. mt) by Ntr. Ti mini; Mortipter-street, iti at Mr. Ward's iNtedicipe.Warebouse, diddle-row, in Pint Bottles, Bs. and 'b, Stamps included. NI‘IWTO—Nds' DH ‘ NTIFII.I . CE ,by far the In?st 414 iePli:oatit of any powder Neon - mended ter Cleansing 4`fer 'Utt4tiitig the T ETR; it will be 'tonna to sin . s r tr3ar -4 1 ,- thal tooth Powder can be reasonably expttle . d. t cleanses the Mouth of all impure and toetd ON N liitent the. Teeth, Beals the Gunts, and t4tti,t,lll,..,.yeths,n the Breath'. h Teeth aiyi 1 4 x 6 gre at a drawb,tek to _Beauty as at , Teeth, oirensive than Itztict Bre;it h , Newton s oot li. 4tat on the Fast 'Application, intprovca the former, 4411.4ir;1163 the ll ' tter, while by its anti putrescent and c414'.1e "41ities prev ' ents,deeay, add rernovcs excres- P SL. re 't . sh,'`4 n. Newton and sold by - „ - •'"v and tidward, faii ' on the Footway, St. his Agents, 1gt,'.44:.4111(1.•. nearly ,opi•o 4 6'ite I.IIQ North Gate in Boxes 'al sO . • . . U Inlinrin 641,2.] . —....-- 1 ',, ' ~, i,lOlll APOTHECARIES ! I- CARIES OF I:NOLA i ii , .-. great .ituportabce i. F y ti)e BILL lately intro! VI , , ..tio; the Concerns of tl I s i t o ..l:,4ttrests, anti the ve . ry c/ , ,44 1 qty, ploy of .themilla ''. ' t-I4l.lless of the period al t ' , ' Intuit . Yll %,, , h;re induced th e ,• 20 i a befq c th e House, in ',Ncta'se of the next Sefoli li, L* E. I . : ! : l'""4110, 1813. t„ f' .. , ...._ i t i , I t, TICkET Drawn the'; 7_,' ~lir hu - rr LOTTERY, :pi • ,i.'t.., WEliii respectfu .„ i ,hen to the S c h er it - i „,441t.lybeto vet} , &Pier ' : 'IC tih‘3ll ,lll ptoeitt recommit! 0 '' 44 141tatli° 'if tg (2ti hli r e Z : a i are s t V' .' tICKy t ,: 4O R4 l'illZ it I ' : f t 4 l . x , t : t. t I Ia'SHARES al t'' • .Itr i , Tr'•rutolter, . siv It o ! . c . ..11114 4 1 ,1 1 ;t 1 i lltell o , l l,4lPri zes 'nolo 010 ',,:tit li eit i .; at his truly , 04'pee A.Kili't. i i. ' l tiSh 44l4 'lll the Count i 14, 4 . 0 '-' tfr.on ”ie rpm. 'l' ° I , ~,n....,.....„......,_L) ,t'ittilipost ' aid — to Ni • Olt ',. BRITISH I Ott the 1 1 1 ill'' , ai er _ i a . usurance derr i tk 14; 4,"t•hlr' i S i b e lPs ' -I I , iY I, 81,esali n,4), t n e ' f lati b y gr itis.,,r}..lld and Ccrollill, VIZI Ln t he different (Ili «lA, 1,4 4.14;4 for s h ort Peril 1 1 , • . ( 1 4 , 41 . 4 Y be effected ;At this t' krill ' ; i k t. , „. t 11 0 111 not be chart; !....4e.' rwiriDlii r ‘ l l.,i. ll ,c4 . e , asin is t I ,f 14iII shoot' sitstTlit.K ° l ' ;#44l:lve.,,,PilYilltie it'lll,lair•e; .' f. teen I) ity slice re l ir ~ mu] i , AN fED i fl sool Iv : _ 0 , lizt, se ureti 0 ;1 It lor k ,,n cent. Interest, payll!lt r,,, ihtttry, at the optirm ' ' 1 01 Xli e l° PAY ove kilt 'tl' r Portic I— the Ci' 41Suliti u 4" 1'14) (I ittl, Cintrehtlo • ....., .4, ! rN tottor ---- )i• iii tuts: si,;rp.;lt'vl . AN( ar.,:ittllltiiicr4c.:)e" r t iter exteot of bis it'i3ll‘ter ,aer:111,3:01;c111,Y, fro In the It \ Y. In 14,. ' f . . ) : 68 ,?`111 , 1'i 1. GeotrydlVI l :i.:1' f '1; cieti)liul itel 4 t. a q icie of loci ti , hi' p!" :::>.„,.................:..................._ ' , trol4ntr s's P ' , , Al li' 4 e. 141e._.19ithout Pities, r.,li , I, !;letice, tility, and „0 V ti ,.. 41 feet well -lc 'lowa, Ltiii e ,IlAkiri, I] s , ? of Fatues, " 0 i 'lit ,:,,r‘ing to tile Flo . t,;414vi:2 i [l3 di Olitiotiot f ': intot,,,,P, tjteto great d 1 :44,4/ Nut 14 ii,li t4 i I.tZliiiti. , . c'.l7: f t t ll the least alition tta,rt:l'Ll'etiis to Families . tu .,..ie ',-,' the Ovens' 141,.77rl , C. omit -emu' Peac4:l i a tr i t ' litn i o r n i g n e n t% " • ,' :11et.,, , Isillyki ••,. 0 4monger, ( 1if e ,„ 4 , , ,1l Messrs. Scho M r. i l l r r t'el, Whitechai 4 ' ' 4. 1 1--I`:;;`„ . :;,!„ . ;‘,.tun.f:, II:, •Ir. i li lt s . tlicYbot ;:' ' .., 11 )(„1 (1 , 1 : 1 $ 1114 1uvetitio n : Art.. "'t Tfthee :nude t --...,,,. It . --- %A.,,,rrAtmoi ,' ,li , : , COACHM EN, "4"ii.:l ' ANI 4 'llElli.rb first Si x P ei ti,i4 l ies, wh o e,iff pro !'Poll, (and to b If 4,,,;11,,,,;,1..,,,e5. W hich they ~.:4164„_;:t It,ftles, tyith ou rlii 'l-t74.,t.1.1),..1111.,05intra0tt,11, -, 11 4'4 ri , ~ , I . , 4, tit >x 4 PriZe of ,- ~ I,A, 10:c -chary proof 1 '' 6 ' ri;)"!L tirt7;tottl4"l)t;irt ti . , 14t" a Poor Whit 41,41 ' . ,: t'' Aillt s. ` t' .. it '?:ll',`ii.,t,i,nra.,,i9, . , nyi at the Geo] 010.1 Mawe's, VLISSILENIUNI, ( lER. a Trial t tni ittOtc • • F. c....., , INE, is i Itc„ l 'l.' 4) llGH. 441...`'nect* are almost Ni'll . I ' o xY , illlt; of Cougl , *ld to 4,1 use .k.sef. of C. ' . ht , _. 4.8.114 jsZt,l4(l If tkictii in .: (:,...44.4,7 4Dp,}int„,„.l ,i , L p i 4, 11„ 1 :,-pu,rc, .ul mf, vit ,„ !11, near 11 4 . .....,.. i'• nd. each '. *.- ''"-- . ._ . ROYAL ACAb EMT, SOMERSET -PLACE. • , • . • iv vricur - is. hereby*. given, OA all WORKS I.‘ intended for tbe.ctisumg.EN.lglllTlQN , must he sent in op Friday the 2 d , o r ,b y six .o clock of Saturday, the ad of Aril, after which time none can be ad.mitted: AU p,,ssible." care - wilt_ be taktes of „sneh Works, but the -Royal Academy cannot hold themselves responsible in cases of Accident. UgNtiX 1-10 . %' : Aitilt R. A: Sec. IM)I 't. ALL Persons who are friendly to the ReligiouS Instruction, Moral luiprovcment,-anit Civilization of the Inhabitants of our Indi:in Empire, are mat earnestly re quested to meet at the City of London Tavern, -bishopspte street, on MONDAY NEXT, the .29th Tact atTwelve sielock in the vorenaoa, to consider of a Pt titi9n to the. tatslatuic on the Subject. The Chairwiil be taken at Ono o'Clock precisely. CHEAP COUItt AND FAMILY NIOUR.NINO. LAD' to purchase Black - llotbba- Xcens, rich plain or twilled Sarsnets, ; Italian or Gossamer' Nets, Crapes, Queen' , Net ; Pelisse Cloths, rhinslins ; elegant sprialged and borderesl Nets, fur Dresses; square Veils of all . sizes, ;. Hosie'ry, or any other article of Fashionable Mourning, may not only see the largest Assortment, but experience a most important saving, front. 251. to 501. per cent. by purchasing cit'Titomas'S', 103 ) Fleet *At eet, near to Temple' Bar. . , Best yard wide .Crapes, only 4s. 64.; Bomhazeens, 2s. lid. to as. exc. Silk and (Abet Manufacturers may have cash . on the delivery of their gands,.if cheap. A k15,G00 Stock of colourcC ' Irticles under. Mrs..Thomas's supe r i n tendance, arc ready for Sale in all Sit'es; a most extensive display of Millinery, Dres . :Ses,• Zkc. prepared on account of the before-mentioned melancholy event. All Orders front the country must he attended with a_re mittance, and letters post-paid. rAroNT.,IMP.SRIAL DINING-TA, JR. • TILES, -and 'PATENT TRAFALGAR SIDEROAROS. and DINING-TABI.EF,. in one clegant Piece of Furniture, and upon Fitio,new different - Plans t theVatent Imprnred 'Sofa Bects'intd. Chair .Reds; Brass'-sctew Fo,ur post, and Tent ftedste2ds, Forniture and Bedding - complete ; Portable Chairs, with several other new invented and improved articles of furniture; also a general and very' extensive assertment of Upholstery and Cainet .Articles .for furoishing Houses com plete, ready manufactured, where Families may select and furnish a whole House in a few days, a:voiding-the extreme inconvenience of waitipg several Months in completing their Est,lblishruent. E., ,1 awl West India Attich.s, Army and Navy, &c.. Mor-:!. , ~ ;!1:lers; 16 and 17, Catherinc-stret, Strand, tin t..e4,1L14 thtylost li,totleTate, for prompt payment. • THE • LADIBS' UNIVERSAL DISPENSARY, For Delivering poon, LYING-IN WONIEN . at. their own. Habitations, free "of Expellee, and for supplying the Fe mile Pont' in Geneyal, With Medicines, Mediciat Advice, • and Pecaninry'AssisZance in cases of extreme Mitres . ; and, long" protracted lii or , (irange.,,conrt, (2;arcy-street, coin's-inn UUder the 1' eft onage of several'of the Nobility and Gentry. Supported by Voluntary Contributions, recent . Subscriptions, and Denttaons. • Ft)I.LN 1.)1.1a8 and lIUNEFA CTORS of . %AL this CIIARITY return , their grateful Thanks to the Itight Hon. the DOwager COUntess of Waltlegrave, - Lady - Mar ten, and the Right. lion: Countess of Ciairneartle, for their ..Subscriptioo and Patronage ; and also the' Doivager Lady - for Ten Guinea'.; to' Mrs. Stride, sot iter Annual Subscription ' • and to Mrs. Mestoer, of New Broad-street, City of London, for her .beneticent Donation of Twenty Pounds end Amnual Sub script:inn Two Guineas, Subscriptions are received at the foliLwing Brutker , %. Messrs. cout.,,ts end CO: Stroud; lge,srs. Drummond and Co, Clating-cress - ; un,l Alessrs Weights, Selb•v, ;old Gi,. flett.'- tto-•.reet,Orvent-qaden ; also by Mrs. rtlesteer, ea, NeW gWood-street; at the Dispettiory ; :in d by the Secretary, Tho mas Mackiernon, Esq. 55, Blackfriars-road. The Dispensary is open for the reception of the Fetnnlo Poor; with letters, hoe; eight to ten o'clock in the morning, daily. Liratuitons .ktlvice is also given to the middle and higher claws, front ten t:, twelve, andiron; seven to ;tine in the eeeniug, daily, lint, mod;•rate paymeat for medicines will, is such cases,he required, f. the benefit of the Charity. - Upwavds of 5001, rent:ties have been cured 'or relieved of their varion's and complicated Complaints, since the,. blishment of - thi- Institution, a .Prospectus of which may be had at the Disin:.nsary. Lying;-in Ladies -(Sultiribers) are supplied with healthy, and proper Nurses. • 'NEW2 I'VIILICATIOIIS.' STATE OF SOCIETY IN lEEI4ND. .This Day was iniblishO, Its One. Vdltuiie 9ctavo, price :Los, dd. hoards, AV IEW of SOPIETY anti 111ANN.PRS 4 the North of 4114, in ,the Summer and Autumn of 81.1. By J. GAMBLE, Strabarne, Author of Sketches of lliStory, Politics, and Manners, taken in Dublin in 181 G. Printed fur C. Cradock and NV,. Joy, 81, Paternoster-row. ' WEST INDIA'COLONIAL CLAIMS. Tills Day was published, ; • . • In Octavo, price Seven Shillings and Sixpence', • A N APPEAL to the DIPEMAL PARLIA MENT, on the, Claims of the ceded Colony of TRINI DAD to be governed by a' Legislature anti Jud icatore, founiu' ed on Piinclples sanctioned by Colonial Precedents and long usage, with Observations thereon t intiniatelyconnected with the political and Civil Interests flf alt the British West India Colonies. 1 • • , , By JOAN SANDERSON, Eq. Barrister at Law. Printed for Richardson, No. 23, Cornhill. This Day wai published, In Crown Oetavi), price is. boards, • . , A'll - OATISE on the- MANAGEMENT of r,inintiENt ANIMALS. In Two Parts. • By T. PARKINSON, M.U. Loughborough , Printed for C. Cradock and w. Joy, 32, Paternoster-row. , • Where ;nay be had; by the'samc Author, - The , Lady's Medical , Library ; or, A . Treatise on the - Dia• eases partieularly incidetit to Women and Children, and on Practieal'Midwifery; price Cs. 6d. Also, by the same, The Manna to the Latly!s Medical Library •, or, A 'Taloilar Epitome of the Symplimis and Treatment of Diseases of Wo man and Children, and of Practical Midwifery'; price 3s. Gd. On the Ist of April' will,ho published,, AtIL AckermantA, tot, ,Strand, and to he had of an - the Boohzellers in the United I;Angdom, TO. I. of H. W. PYNIL'S DRAWING-BOOK ../..11 or KUSTICTIGURES. Tbii Work will be completed in Six Monthly Numbers, witb•SixAmitations of Chalk Draw ing); in eaeb, price tis. Also, No. 11. of S. PROUT'S RUDIMENTS of COTTAGE and RusTic SCENERY.—This Work will be completed in Twelve Montlil- Numbers, price 6i. each, divided int.e Three Srries t First, Imitation'of Chaii ; Second, Imitation of In dian Ink ; Third, Yu-Simile* of Coloured Drawing. VIG777.4LLEVG-4PFICE, filorA 26, 1813. TIIE C031,11/BSIONERS forTICTU AL L, TN G Ilia .11,1. lES.7I'S u'o hereby ,s,riJe ..Voticep 7:hat on Friday, the 9th of April next, they iiiU Gc re,td.,, to IC ecite Tenders . ia (seal.e ni) and treat for , Ode lieudved Tons of IRON I.'AT IsOO S, oto be rounu- Olielientired Tow; of IRON IIUTT factored from the best 'Fifty Totis of IltON PLAIT! ' British Iron, • Two Thottsaitd Five hundred BOLTS of FL' (S,' the ..Serviee of the etooperage, and for lohrtiASl - I . TRITSS HOOPS (of the , d g eseription . Of Pipe, Butt, Hogshead, Bairel, irgrg be74quired for the Service (f this Department tit:ring the apace' of Twelve 41fontia litho the 281/t next 211 - r.nth. . _ . Thewholho be delivered into His Majesty' s Victualling .Cbres at Deptford, the lion Hoops in Fire, and the Piny is Four fri,ehs, - by weekly propinlions, and the Truss (loops from time to time, as demanded ; and to be paid far by Bills, payable will, intrrest i .Ninety Days ufter date. , rte Conditions of the Co!ttracts may be se e n at the Secre tary's Ojfi.x. - s ."' N. .13.--4amp:vs ;Iff . the Flags anat Truss hoops most be produced with the Tenders. No Trude? for less than Five Hundred :Bolts of Flaw tviktie,ailotilled: uer will regard be htrdito any in tt.hicofc the Price shall ,49t be inserted,-in words eft' or that shall not be delivered to the Board before One o'Cl , wh. on thue said Friday, the 9114 April .nest, nor unless the Per ., 'tion who.ncukes the Tender, for some Fee on os his bthall, uttercds, to -answer when called for,' . s EAST INDIA-110 USE, . , . Marth 26, THE COURT of DIRECTORS of ate UNIT Eli NERCII.INTS LNG.4elNP,7.rad inv- If, the Eti I Indies, do hereby give Notice; Thai farther Papcns,,respe,eting the present Negoeiation with Government fur the Renewal of the Conipany'a exclu sive Privileges, art now printing for, the , information of the . Proprietors, awl:will be ready to ht dalivered at Skis Homer, on ,2'aesday next, Me3Oth inst. • . JAMES COBB, .disist..Seeretary. •• IMPORT . ATI . ON OF COTTON WOOL. This Div were plibl6hed; price ls; . ETTERS tuhlressed to the flight Honourable LN.: 4 4 the karl of CLANCAItri, President of thel3oard of Thule; ,S,:c.ott the IN EATEDIUNcY of Pet mining the IMPOItTATION of COTTON cm, from lite UNIrED STATES during' tire Present ‘\ ;tr. • By Jt)11:. OLA.I) , ,3TONT, of Liver Fool. • Printed for J. 11. 1404rason, No. cornhig. • FOR. COLDS, ItaiMMATIS MS, ' J)R. JAMES'S• ANA.LEPTIC PILLS, from their tendency to open the putts and promote all the natural sceretions, are- the best remedy fur Cords, Rheuma tisms, alight Fevers, and all Disorders which arise from stracteikverspiration. They are. eqmillv excellent for achs, ludiTrestions,* and (or • Gouty, on*, and other twin _plaints of the' Stoinacti and Bowels, 'boo often the-conse (pence of free - Ai - a general FAnily Medicine they' have no equal; and they are particularly conveniet4 fur tot - yellers, as they titi nut' reqdire any confinement. Sold .by F. Newhery and Son s, iu.SL .PauVs Ctiurch . yarn, , ; but as manyllersons mistalw the bowie, they ave desired to observe that , the Number is 4th on the coach way, four doors from Cheapside. To he had also at the late Mr. dais:ices Wise, Druton-A:rect. • - - M n. SPILSBURY, front his success in . ..Scrophulons Cases, may be consulted any Morning between the hours of Eleven sad Three, at bis Dispensary, No. 15, SoliO-stptare, London. I'4ient.uihuia to consult him at their own !louses, on Diseaics of the Joints, Scorbutic and Eruptive Cumplands, previdis to making Use of the PATILNT.ANTISCORBUTIC DROPS, will have a decided Opinion as'to the r probalsility,of SuCcess. • ' Teritis of Attendance may be known At the Dispensary, l~ld. lei Sob!-qatire: • • • . f - As there, are numerous counterfeits, 4)lease to ask for Spits bury's Patent Antiseurbutie Drops, with the King's duty printed in black ink, in bottles of ss. ed. double bottles los. and larger .11. is. duty included. Compound Essence, §s.— DisPeisary, 15,.Sohoigtiare, London. • .AI)VICE • • "UVHEN Alen 9 4 f 'Education and Professional • Y H T Skill use persevering endeavours . ti.rdiscover the most stile and certatit method of treating it few prevailine Diseaies, the successful result of their experience is the best roof of sup,eriority. • • Mes,rs, 1..105S and Co. Surgeons, have been induced to make the Cortof the tollowing the objact of their pot ieular study, viz. A Certain D I SOK DER, fiequently railed in 'a in incur of I moxic..iv , m,, and its coreotnitanti.. s TU It ES and G L.F.E TS, which, by an improved .plan;..te speedily and eirectually. cured ; as also D Ell! LIT Y, whe • ther arising from Bacchanalian Indulgences long. rc-ideitce. in warm Climates, .or a SOci-3Solitary VI C otters 'unhappily pursued by the, Yukth of Sexes, in the one .causing Sterility or Is irrenness, and in toe other a numerous train of NerVous Diseases, which, 'if nit timely remedied, terminate In lirpotence Cuissumptioir. it. that ing state et Debitiry nr Detici.nicy, whether the culltiequwce - of .such b.meiul Habits-, or arising l'rorn any tither Grose, by, which the \ pnwt;is of the Constitution become enfeehl...d, • as 'regularly educated SuNeons uf.Lonilon, -they a Simi, safe, and speedy Restoration to sound and vigorous Health. • The result Of a long'and extensive praelke has enahlcd them. a Syperiur withal, to remove Venereal Complaints, however inveterate or complicated, without subjecqiii.; the Patient to the least restraint in diet 'or. exercise; and in re. cent,casts, where an early application is „Made on discovery of the I nteetion, they frequ ently petm for a Cure in the short ._ . space of two days. The unprecedented success t their :node of Treatment (which has never been known to tail in one sin. gle instAnce in a practice of ti years,. during which peri , id thousand persons of both sexes have seen cured, evert, • after severe and Injurious methods had been pursued by other Prattitioners without Oral), induces tnein to thus publicly ciflin• their advice. ' • • I l l e w S s s e rs. p4 ( lt y c ti u S l r alt , d on e w cti ai e n x t itessini; rite Cure of o el rt y le r tlt.►t they may Hut g r be matted by a mistaken tew, with rite obloquy so justly attached to the ignorant I:.nt piric. think it but justice to them, selves to stat,, that they have been pro l lerly edueatell and initiated into every branch of the in0fe,,1,.11 (.:vnitic,ites of ‘vhich, from ditratent hospitals, and tesinnionala front the most eminent P hy,ici.ins, they have to.,:onvince anyinquirer) that the success resulting nom their eacleavouri them to quit the practice of the general Praititioner, and th.y presume that their inelemionseoristitute c ase ground Tor the unprecedented confidence with which they have, by the Pub lic, been so liberally honoured. Patients in the country are requested to state the particu lars of their case, age, and manner of living, Mc:Wiling A Bank Note, for advice and medicines, and the saute will be for. warded to any part of the kingdom. cosq and Ca. Surgeons, No. ts, Br.uvetta.strect, Fleet a trot. ROMAN CATHOLICS. oF TAR D,tl3 INFIAiENCE wttnti CAlt. , RIEO To EXCESS, oN , TuE , The Baronsof Spain (though Ronitra Catholics) inserted in the Coronation Oath of their Kings, " That they were to grant to the Morescoes (their subjects) the free exercise of . theirreligion, not to molest . their persons - or property on that •aceount." This Coronation was taken by the Emperor Clearles riftlk,' his. son, 'Philip 11, and grandson, Philip 111. all of whom received a dispensation from the Pope to fyiolate the. oath. In consequence, in the Emperor Charles:the fitlt's reign, ninny thousands of his Morescoe subjects were tort*red or perished in the flames kindled by Roman Catholic Priests Grotius (who . was u 1 eye-witness of the transactions) asserts, that above one hundred thousand people died . bye the , hands of the common executioners for being Pm testarw, in the Netherlands atOne, during the reign . of the EmperOr Charles V. - Philip King of Spain, in direct violation of his . Coronation Oath, and at the persoasion of an old peeseentingdinatd, Cardinal Ribera, Seized the.efleets, and banished from the .kingdom -of Via litneia (exclusive of other provinces), one bandied and forty thousand Morescoes, remarkable for - their industv4, riches, peaeeable and quietiootren sive behaviour. This erneLsentence was carried into execution in IGOD, and only 30,00 iudividuals Survived out of that number,, and those . Who pe rished died in the most afflicting mane 1. On hear ing of their misfortunes, the demon of Cardinal caJnily 'said, " It wits' the wrath of God,' to pinta) the sins of the: Morescoes," The ardent desire of making proselytes to the Church of Rome by tire or the sword, is tonsider7 lawfirl.---41ve means are thought Unexceptiorm le, provided the ends are obtained. Fortunes tfiey may debase, but they., cannot:alter the human mind. Of this the following is-an instance in more Modern the commencement of 'the year 1782, a Portugueie Gentleman of great letirn• lug and good property, wasput into the Inquisi tion at Lisbon - ,, for talking before an ignorant monk of an English ; book ; some passages of withal he quoted. This monk impeached hint to the inquisition ; the Portuguese Gentleman's pers Were seized; and hiS pers.on . put in the prison of the Inquisition, The aforesaid book was found with some written-quotathms, which lie had ac.' knowledged as extracts he had made from the' Book, and which he desired to prove it he might have the Book ; bUt,this was denied hint. The ex- , tracts he had nuide were his sole crinte. After considerable confinement, he was-released, and lie declared be ~had suffered the torments of the d'aumed. lie had daily the same string of tines. tioni put by an illiterate Priest,, who Iva% as ig norant of his religion as of the dictates of corn. mon humanity, This narrative was related in a carriage, in the streets- of Lisbon, and notwithstanding the noise " of the wheels, the Portugoese Gentleman was nr:- KOwniive of being overheard. He said his mind was shocked, and his fram;: exhauitcd,, by time tortures he had enlaced, and that'he ,Poidd not lieu six months longet%; . ,He conelittled by weeping The Emperor Charles V. violated his Corona tion Oath, nor only in the Low Countries, but in Spain also. It an Emperor and King (who is supposed tb.be the fountain of honour, and who, from his high situation, must ha've had a supenoc education) thinks a Pope cars release him from his his Coronation oath, the most sacred of all others, being a reciprocal contract. betwixt .a Sovereign' and . his people,.--should an Emperor aud . King„ in consequence Of such a dispensation from the, Pope, .violate this most sacred compact--what ob ,,ligation can fix, or tie bind, an ignorant, uniet •tereil, poor individual ?- 7 Wity may not Ite, as well as the Emperor and ,King, suppose a Pope infalli ble, and capable of absolting him from his oath of allegiance, or any other oath whatsoever ? Is it consi t stent with strict morality that there thoula be a power capable of absolving, any individual. frOm a lawful 'oath ? The influence of the Ro man Catholic Clergy is great over their flocks.-;• , - 'rive veto of the Sovereign in the 9ppointenent of the higher' orderS of the Clergy, of whateve; reli gion, should he preserved entire tti'the Executive Power.in every well . regitlated State. - Ilurtie says. " Ignorance is the mother of devotion,. and the more ignorant a people are, there the worst stk.,. perstitions are likely to have their greatest hold, of the human mind," It often happens that, religion is made a cloak to cover the political or selfish \,iews of individuals, and in the time of King Charles the First of Great Britain, a few, desperate Roman Catholics of lee. land (all of whont. by their profligacy and extrava. ganef: became distressed) formed a determination to effect 'a reVolutiou, in hopes of plundering, at. ter murdering the Protestants. - At this , time . the Roman Catholics enjoyed-the office of SlickitTA nl Countiep without the oath of supremacy. (the only security the Protestants iu those times email kave bad), had seats in Tarlianient, and Were nigis trate* of Corporations. But alt this diet not , satis'fy thern:i for they appeared, or wished it to sppear, that the extirpation of b eres y (the Protestant, re• ligion) was the, chief motive of the Roman Catho lic iniurrection a doobt remains on this subiect , , i t t e nlyis removed bf perusing - the fol lowing letter to Sir Kenai O'Neil, front the shop of Meath, by .order of the Pope 'and Con , dim of - Cattin - nth', and Ithich is wriften in words of blood, for it doomed ten thousands ofinnocents to destruction.. to: ‘;' ‘ e r r i ivi i M o o tt Y t a h n e 9 r d N' t tl o i ii y: l N f r aih il' e o ; 4 f s e a . il al on g Bas t. a o t o f sr mt. Warner's History of tilt Retraliant 111441 , Wu* Co Irelkail, put* 13, buok I.