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• Pil. 1 . , '-' • i rxr:t,.. . - _•••;,, .4.1!;•.7.' i - , ••,.. a f4,-.. . . \ a I . ' dii xi% '7 l Y 1 i ~... .,:s. 4 . , !;:; d egi•••• (4 . 'ilii 4 P4.1 1 : 7 k% ..., • , sr, .../ -- 'l, Iv , ..... .str , . , 4.(A:s-tr -s 4 • a ... ~ • , 0.4 1 , x qi pa .-- mt, , i,. • -.. • • . • . _ ... - . ' 15. .2" • • X 'k'Z'.. , ,,,. - - 0 . - - • 4 fiLti iV• - 1 • , _ f -yr , - - ;7. THE rklttt TEN Iti TIME. T o Alb 'ROYAL, CO v ENT-GARDEN. ;;, tIROW EVENING, Feb. 13, .1812, ih ree l ls be Performed a New Grand Operatic Drama, in , called THE VIRGIN OF THE SUN. This Day was published, Price Bs. in boards, a New Edition, being the Fifth, consi derably enlarged, of OHRISTIAN RESEARCHES in ASIA, with NOT ICES of the TRANSLATION of the SCRIP 'I URES, into the Oriental Languages. •By the Rev CLAUDIUS 13UCFIANA 1).• 1). Late .Vice-ProvOst of the College of Fort William, in Bengal. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. Of Whom may be had, by the same Author. Memoir on the Expediency of an Ecclesiastical Establish ment for British India, 6s, in boards, or on inferior paper, 4s. 6d. boards. AD 111 IR lILTI- 0 FFICE, . am. 2g, IS it.- NTOTICE-is hereby given that a Setszon of Oyer AL and Terminer and Goal Delinrie,y, for the Trial of o . ffinees committed on the (kcb Sea; within - the. jurisdieision of the Ad miralty of England, will be held at gustice Hall, in the ,Old Bailey, London, on Friday the 28th of February next, at Eiet o'clock in the Mornzng. A , nr, From 111 . e. GUNDON'a42 - gl7'E . , — ,Feb. 1, 'sic. Foreign-O f fice, Fi b. 'lO, 1812. - - - Principal Charaders. Ataliba, Mr. BARRYMORE ; high Priest, Mr. EGERTON ; • - ,Telasko, Mr. CHAPNIAN ; . Rolla, Mr. YOUNG ; Vamor, Mr. SINCLAIIt ; Diego, Mr. us - roN ; Pzmar, Mr. BR OA DHU RS T ; Xaira, Mr. CRESWELL; Don Alonzo, Mr. HUNTLEY; Don Velasquez, Mr. BRUNTON ; • High Priestess, Mrs. POW ELL:; Cora, Miss SMITH ; Amazi, Miss F E RON ; Wall, Miss 130 LTON ; Af ter I ,_ Zilia, Mrs. CHILDE. lituaell Will be perfoimed, for the 3;th time, a New Pantomime, called R ARLEQUIN AND PADMANABA ; OR. THE GOLDEN 1 11, flee entire New Mu i Machinery, Scenes, Dresses, &c. Padinanaba, Mr - . J Ek h ERI ES - „ Sultan Cashmire, Mr. NORM AN ; . wmar, the Fishmnan. Mr BOLOGNA, inn.; ` -a Y l ticattaithri, the Persian Cook, Mr. GRIMALDI ; fin ultan's Daughter, Mrs. PARK E It ; °r eal the erman's Daughter, Miss E. BOLTON. 150 x *5.......ceS 73 . Second-price 35. 6d.—Pit 3s. 6d.. Second-pric e nto d 4 -Price 11 erY 2S. Second-price Is.—Upder Gallery is. Se oci lizewl"e3 box-tor .the !luxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon,• at the Olf in Hart-street. begi n at D oetrs ‘vill be opened at Half-past Fiver-and the Play gin at Halt: ast p Six. This clay the Right 1.1 . pn.. Lord John . Thynne, his MAjesty's Vice-Cit , turberlaio,. and colonel browt,. her Alpj.r . sty:s citarnbp;:la waikd:on his Excellency the Doke Wel . li;fanntdo with - the coinptinnts ofhi, Royal Highness thv4 3 fince .Re 7. gent,:and of her Mjost. ) , on the,.‘36 - ! . tision 'cit. his Excellency having been' named one of the Council of Regency of. Spain and !Ile Indtes i, (0. whom,. they were.condk-ted by Robert .(..ires-ler, ,Esq.. As sistant-Master of .. the. Ceremonies.- -- 7. CROKER.. And all Dr. Buchanan's other Works. BREACH O.F PAROLE OF HONOUR. • TRANSPORT-OFFICE, February tr, NATHEREAS the French O ffi cers, Prisoners of v War, named awl described at the Foot hereof, have absconded from Tiverton, on the gth inst.•in ViOlatiOn'Ofthei - Parole of Honour. The Commissioners. for conduaing his MaCiesty's Transport Service, &c. do hereby offer a Reward of 'FEN GUINEAS for the Recapture of each of the said Prisoners, to any Person or Persons who shall appre hend them and deliver them at this Office, or otherwise cause them to be securely lodged in any of the Public Gaels; and a further Reward of TWENTY GUINEAS on Convielion of any British Subje6l aiding in their Escape. This Day was published, In Four Volumes, Dewy Oaavo, price 2i. 21. in boards, and in Royal Oaavo, price al. r6s. in boards, a New and Improved Edition, printed by Bensley, of THE LIFE ail& LETTERS of WILLIAM COWPER., Esq.; with Remarks on Epistolary Writers. . Duchy of Lancoster9ilice,. Somerset-Place, february,e, 1812. His Loyal Highness the Piinee Regent, in the name and on the ()dial( of his Majesty;- bath :his - day been p leased so appoint Edw a rd Greav e 4, of Cukbetb, Est), tv .be High Sheriff of the county-pa latine of Lan(ister. By WILLIAM HAY LEY, Esq. Printed for 1. Johnson and Co. St. Paul's Church-yard. This Day was published, THE ANTIQUARIAN and TOPOGRAPHI CAL CAI3I NET, complete in Ten Volumes, con taining Soo Plites. . Price to tnolscap Sto. in boards, 71. los. or with Proof Impressions of the Plates, in dewy Svo. in boatels, 121. War. Office; February it, 1.8 la. Published by W. Clarke, New Bond-street ' • 1. Carpen. ter, Old Bond-street ; M essrs . sh erwoo d , Neely, and lones; Paternoster-row ; and may be had of every Bookseller in the United Kingdom. FRANCIS G. MAI LLARp, Sous Liedtenant of Dra goons, Thirty-three Years of Age, Five Feet Ten Inches and a Half High, Stout Made, Thimand Long - Vilage, SalloW Co:nplexion, Dark Brown Hair, and Grey Eyes. ALEXANDER BEAUVAL, Lieutenant, Twenty-five Years of Age, Five Feet Eleven Inches High, Stout Made, Oval Visage, Brown ComPlexioni Brown Hair, and Blue Eyes. His Royal Highness the Prince Regent, in the narre and on the behalf of nis Nlejesty, has been pleased. to, approve of the ,st or Royal ,Regirrictit of Foot being in stviecl " the. ist•Regiment of Foot, or the i< oyal Ss:ots," His Royal Highness the, Cottimander in Otier kas been Etleased to approve al the ist, 3d, and -7th Battalions of the Royal Scots, being permitted to bear on their colours and app ',ointments the same badge as tliipt permitted to_ be borne by the zd kiatt4lion, alter the conquest of Egypt. In consequence of the diStniguished gallantri : displayed by the Ist i.ons of the Coldstream, and 3d - Regiinents of Foot Guards in' the bittle et:Talavera, and by the detach ments of toe zd Battalions of the saute corps in tile battle of Barrosa. His Royal Highness the Pkjnce Regent, in, the hame*and en the behalf - 14:1'ns Majesty„.,iiras bten_plea+4 to approve or the %voids Talavera and Bairnsa i)eing bottle PrIll" , colours and appointments of the .Coldstreatn And. 3d Regi._ ments of Foot Guards. , . This Day was published, In Odavo, price is. in boards, A DISSERTATION on the BITE of a RABID ANINIAL; being the substance of an Essay which received a Prize from the Royal College of Surgeons in Lon don, in the year t>Stt. By JAMES GILLMAN, F.L:S. Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in London. Printed for 1. Callow, Medical Bookselicr, to, Crown. court, rrinces:strtet, Sono. • - ORATORIOS, ,81 a. - L ,HEATRE ROYAL. COVENT-GARDEN, U \l FRIDAY NEXT, the 14th lust. will be peturtned the Sacred Osatorioof THE MESSIAH. In . Composed by G. F. Hontfel, Scene" olch Madame CATALANI will sing the grand 1 t), ~ T here were Shepherds," and (for the fist time) a 4 , l 4v(ittrite air, " I know that my R e de emer li ve th ;" ba, Mr. Braham, " Comfort ye my people," " Thy e" re 'md " Thou shalt break them." DOMINIQUE D ENG UEILL F, Licutenant,Twenty-five Years of Age, Five Feet Eleven Inches High, Stout Made, Oval Visage, Fresh ComplexiBn, Dark Brown Hair, Blue Eyes, and a wound in his thigh and shoulder. AUGUSTIN PARDIAC; Lieutenant, Twventy-seven Years of Age; Five Feet Six Inches and Three Quarters High, Middle . Size, Long Visage ; Brown Complexion, Black Hair, Light Hazle Eyes, and wounded in the right aim by a musket-ball. • • This Day was published, In Three. Volumes, tzmo. price iv. in boards, UDOLPH and ADELAIDE ; or, The Fort of I_ N._ St. Fernandos, a Novel. . . ~ Ifitr-Offee, Feb. ft, 1812. - .. ' . . • • . -,_ 4tiriteg . .Zragoon Guards, M. tolirmnack, Gent...to.he.Cor. net, without purctidse. . . . sth Llizto, Cornet T. M.athew.s to be ;.ientenant- 0 4ay Var. chase, vice Bay lay.. who retires. ,-, t .!:- • . TO be Lieutenants;' wjahout . pureliase, !7 ...: - 9th Regiment of Light Dragoons, Curnet rjohn -Minghin. Cornet . rimi. Adjutars... loliti Wright t 4 iwie thc rank of, -Lieutenant.. Corot Stir C. Payne, Mart,-.. ;', -•- ~ rah Mao, Cornet C. tiolbein, tiqui 3d j i .ight Drago.2tis,- of the King's German Legion, to be Lieut. without Nreltase, - . vice Fitz Clarence, promoted.. . ..,...• - . -• , • i3th Ditto, Cornet W. Timer to be Lieutrat. - Kinvelee, 14th Ditto, Brevet Major C. 4/1. Baker to be Major, wlth out purchase, vice Butler, who s-etires.. Ass•bt.nittir geon I. M. Perrott, from the 380-1-Foot, to be Assistant- Surgeon,-vice Lardner, appointed ro the qt Royal . Veteran Battalion. .:- • ..... - . . 23d . Ditto, john Lewes, Gent. to. :be Cornet; by purchase, Principal l'erformers. Madame CATALAN', Mrs. BLAND, and Mrs. DICICONS, Mr. BRAHAM, Mr. GOSS, Mr. BROADHURST, Mr. TINNEY, And Mr. BELLAMY. Leader of the Band, Mr. ASHLEY* Organ, Mr. I. ASHLEY. Ile s : rot' further particulars of the Band arid Clinrus. bil ls which are numerous and complete, see the printed ti %e t3 t c ` ° , rs to be opened at Six, and commence at Seven pre. Boxesp. Pit 3s. 6d. Gall. zs. Up. Gail. is. a ' e s for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the °x office, in Hart-street. tor t 1 I consequence of the great overflow from the Pit, a U4ulliration will be made-from that to the Thsatrical T c4 tia, which will in future be added ‘ tci it. free List of this Theatre does 'not extend to these IL M. A. Al AItCI-1A NT. Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones,-Paternoster-tow; and L. 11.1uscutt, 253, Oxford-street. PORSON'S EURIPIDES, A New Edition, ,with the Editor's. last Corredions. This Day was published, price 3s. sewed, URIPIDES PHCENISSIE - ad lidera Mhnu- - JLA scriptorum emendata, et brevibus Notis einendationum potissiinum rationes reddentibus instrutta, in usum studios uvent u tis , Edidit RI C ARDUS PO RSON, A.M. Grwcarum Lite prum'arrud Cantabrigienses Prokssor. LP anted for Wilkie and Robinson, 7, Paternoster-row. Ot whom maybe had, by the same Editor, printed from his corrected Copy, r. Eutipidis Hecuba, cum przfatione et supplemento. Price 4s. sewed. 2. - Orestes. l' rice 3s. set' , ed • *„* The Medea is in the Press, and will be published speedily. FRANCOIS BA DI MON, Lieutenant, Thirty..s/x. - Years of Age, Five Feet Five Inches High, Stout Made,, Round Visage, Brown CoMplexion, Bhick Hair, Dark Ilazie Eyes, and lame of wounds in his thighs. _ . JOSEPH PON TA R LY, i:ieutenant, Pwenty-iwO Years ofAge, Five . Feet Three Inches and a 'Half . High, Slight Made, Oval Visage, Sallow Complexion, Dark BrOwnHair, Grey Eyes, and a wound in the left side. AUGUSTE PAZ ENAZ, Enseigne de Vaisseau, Twenty nine Years of Age, Five Feet Seven Inches and a Half. High, Stout Made, Long Visage; Sallow Complexion, Black,Hair, and Black, Eyes. FEI,I X DE roNTEVEZ, Passenger, Twenty-eight Years of Age. Five Feet Four Inches and a Halt High, Middle Size, Oval Visage, Fair Complexion, Dark Brown Hair, and Hazle Eyes. E MAN UE L C ESSI AT, Midshipman, Twenty-nine Years of Age, Five Feet Eight'lnches and a Half High, Stout Made, Oval Visage, Fresh Complexion, Light Brown Hair, Grey Eyes. . . „ . vice Coacn, promoted. F. Cowberoy, Gen.._ to be Cor net, by purchabe, l vice Hobk-i*, promoted in tlieaad Light Dragoons. 6th Reg. Foot, Capt. 1. T. Robertson to be Major, by pur. chase, vice Jones, who retires. Loth Ditto, Lieut. F. Foaker to be Adjutant, vice Speedy, appointed, appointed Provost Alarsii-ti at Dublin. ' , BISHNExf TUESDAY. , Contraator for the present Rich but snutt Lottery, of oniy 8,:noo Tickets, rcs-pedlutly %ark the Public that the whole of this popular Lottery am be drawn un TUESDAY NEXT, the 18th instant, --"Laining t2th Reg. or root, Lieut. M. Thornton, trOin the 87111 Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purchAse. ' Lieut. • Jenkins to be Adjutant, vice Hayes, o.ho resips the Ad. jutancy only. Lieut. - Walsh to be Atijkant. 2 . . Prizes of . . 4zooaco 2 . . . . . . ,cOOO - 4 • • • • • • • 1,600 It • &c. &c. . dr ew ts proper to remark, that in the small Lottery which I tlee in November last, there were not Tickets sufficient to oa s t the Town demand ; the highest Prize in that Lottery 4 re : 16 .0001. ; i n t hi s th e re ar e T wo Prizes o f 20,000 1. tVid e r: the necessity of a speedy purchase is therefore I ° i' 1 s-,14 an d s h are d i n t h e Od o b er, N ovem b er , an d t h e to, ltes r, t Y 'dawn last Month, :8 Capital Prizes from 26,0001. ° O l. at his truly fortunate Offices, 4. CORNBILL, and 9, il-lARING-CROSS. • This Day, was published, Handsomely printed on a fine woven paper, in two Vo. lumps, copy Bvo. price in boards Iss. Dedicated to Mr. Henry David Erskine, nEAUFORD ; or, A Picture of High Life. By HENRY CARD, M.A. . _ Igtti Ditto, Lieut. tt. Parsons to be Captain :at a Company, . vice Ball, dce..sect., 26th Ditto, Serjealit Buchanar. to be . Q . itartei:Maiter, vice Elliott, promoted in the 2d Royal Veturan Battalkin. 27th Ditto, Lizut. N. Smith - Kiikland — tii — bijittiirof; Company,vieeliervey. Ensign W: Boyle to be Lieutc• Of Pembroke College, Oxford. Printed for F. C,. and I. Rivington, No. 6z, St. Paul's Church-ya►d; sold also by I. fidtchard, No. 190, Pic cadilly. Bit.gACH OF PAROLE OF ItONOUR. • TRANSPORT-OFFICE, February, 12, 1312. W HEREAS the French Officers, Prisoners of War, named and described at the Foot hereof, have absconded from as under, in Violation of their Pa role Of Honour. The Commisiioners for conduCting his Majesty's Transport Service, Zee. do hereby offer a Reward of 'TEN .G UIN Li AS for . the Recapture of each of the said Prisoners, to any Person or Persons who shall • apprr bend them and deliver them at this:-Office, or otherwise cause them to be securely lodged in any of 'the .Public (;cols; and a Walter Reward o[ TWENTY LIINE A.S -on Convietion of any British Subject aiding in their Escape-. Het ,Ccton, GeLe to be Ettign, nant, vice Kirkfind. vice Boyle. 32d DittO, F. O'Flaherty, Gent to be Ensign,. by purchase, ..vi...e.Lloyd, who ►etires. 38th Ditto, Hospital Mate fames Lowry to be Assistant. Surgeon, Rice i'errott,' appointed to the 141 h Lignt Ora. Odavo Edition of LORD VAL 1 , .NTl A's TRAVELs.; with all the Plates contained in the Quarto Edition. Lately published, Illticisomely printed in Three large Volumes Odavo,• and a ,Fpurth in Quarto, on Royal Paper, containing seventy : tvi.o Maps and Prates finely engraved, price, in boards, 41. los• • VOYAGES and TRAVELS in INDfA, CEY rhe RED Si.A, ABYSSINIA, and EGYPT, in the Years ifioz, ;803, 1834, tEos, and tBo6. By GEORGE VISCOUNT VALENTIA. goons. .qth Dittri,..gnsign John Farquharson to be Lieutenint, vice, liall,,killed in itaion. A. flail, Gent. to be Ensign . vice_ Farquharson. 53d.Pitio, Capt. 1). AV Dougall. from the Cape Regiinent, to be 'Captain of a Compaby, vice Andrews,. VV.II) .•. ex— chan;es. • , . 56th Ditto, Ensign R. Christie to by Lieutenant, wipiout purchase, vice Barry, puomoted. e. - Wilson to be dit t o, „vice Wilton,,Atee. Lew. to be Ensign, vice Cristie. G. Geary, Gent. to be ditto, Printed for F. C. and v l Rivington, No. 62, St. Paul's .Church-yard; sold also by J. Hatchard, No. 190, Pic. cadilly. Of whom may be had, A few remaining. Copies of the Quarto Edition, elegantly printed in three large Volumes, on tine Royal Paper, price, in boards, 91. 9s. tii T UESDAY MORNING NEXT THE DRAWING UNLY EIGHT THOLI6AN I3EOINS D TICKETS, AND TWO. P R IZES OF TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS. QIINSBY and Co. have a few Duplicate eeiy e T ICKETS for Sale, whereby the Purchaser will re -40,0:301, ; also a Variety of Tickets and Shares en-, Lotter'C I !k r the Pur c haser to a better chance than in any former iok Y. th „ , 4 SBY and Co. request their Friends will exchange k ott .rrizes, or not delay buying quickly, as in the last Little c) 'rY a Ticket was 11,4 to be had. tst: i l e „ ll , by Post or Carrier duly eXecuted at their Old 1 - 11LCNled Licensed State Lottery (Mice, No. 26, CORN ' , AKLHOUSE. 4i, EuND W ALL, NEAR GATE. MOOR Ce nci per Gall. ' per Gall. ti n , '„ne Sperm Oil 9 c Refined Oil for Chant 4, owning 0•1 for ber Lamps - s 6 -ate ntL - 1 to , amps,,equal Pale Seal Oil, very ,„_, ,vtiat is usually tine - - 4 6 Zno for t h e b est • Pale South 'Whale do. 3 9 h`'Perill, • 8 o Fine ( Greenland Whale 3 3 "'Jou b le ~ -i . ditto relined Oil for &c. &c. &c. - 70 I C r UPTON and Co. most respectfully inform ilit; th e • Nobility Gentry, and the Public in general, that 1),„Y are selling the very nest Lamp Oils fur Ready Money, at *• , abov e Wholesale Prices. u, „ 1 :e Sperm O i l i s o f t h e fi nest q ua lity, 'and is warranted Nyi, ll ne ; and fr om t h e pure state i n w h ic h i t is sold, can t e r, .s be recommended for Lamps in Orawint;. t r , .s. Shew rooms, and shops, where brilliant Light is 14 1t p r ed, free from Smvlce and the very disagreeable trouble pose requent trimming. The other Oils, fur comitioner pur -s, can With e ual confidence be recommended. 'N 11 n• q • • —ds sent to any part of London, free of expence. • FOR COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMAS, am. Tsilt lOHN HILL'S BALSAM OF HONEY. HE LINNIEUS of BRITAIN, recommends , Q this exi:ellent Pi eparation : as. the, most salutary and doh e 6 hial Remed for all Disorders of the Breast azil Lungs, tiealed Phlegm, Acrimony in the Fluids, and Obstruc t, ln the Glands, are gently.and safely discharged by easy 41e(.toration Wheezings and Uneasiness in Breathing arc' IIY removed by a few Doses. It takes off the irritation, l i E r _e_ns the Thoracic Ducts, and heals the Soreness of the tis _ v st and Lungs. Thirty Years experience has confirmed S 'te.rec ommendation, in the immechate Belief and gtadual ure of COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMAS and CON. NITIoNs. . 4 „_ t ,t as the greatest Preserver of _the Lungs ever discovered, an contains all the healing, softening and soothin ualities that salubrious extract ot F L() WERS called H ONEY I th e. richest 13a . - t the Eastern World ;itis . as restora -4,,,,„ ....ims o a :.' a 4 Asses' :v.tilk'. and never disagrees with the Stomach ; a„`-'ol"rwrion Cold yields to its benign influence in a few hours; i ii',d Nvlieti resorted . to, before - tile CoMplanit is far advanced 'danger of Consumption is certainly pievented. s_Solo wholesale and retail .by Shaw and Edwards, No. 66, I C I F4LL' ....hurch-yard, ...(ou the foot. i i vay) ; Tutt, Ex i 4n ge ; and Bacon and Co. OxforcLstreet ; and one Vender n every town. • .. „ Non?. C.Ail ae genuine except " Shaw and EdwaidS, 66, St. 1-,atiPs. Ch 6d. c an d urh. yar-zs. d, 9d. o ' L W. bOttle ndon." is engraved the stamp.— v tic e is. Am , RENOVATED HEALTH. IT hds been too frequently the subje& of just and general rewobation, that men destitute ofthe elements of the medical art have offered themselves as candidates for public patronagein the professiOn of physic. For the purpose ado*, justice to the result of our studies and experience, and to prevent us froM being classed ,ainong.those empirics . wh o se impfuilent pretensions have; Initinturiately for society, been too favourably received,-we be, leave to submit to the liberal and enlightened a faithful statement of our pursuits and ac. quirements. After having received a regular medical educa tion as the pupils ;of Messrs. Grindell and Blizard, whose ledures and practice we carefully-attended, as profesSors and surgeons of the London Hospital • we entered ours e l ves as students in that justly celebrated school ' for medical -acquire ment, the Royal College of Edinburgh, and were instrueled in the different branches of anatomy, - surgery, the thenty and praCtice of physic, chemistry,, midwifery, botany, ecc. &c. by those eminent professors, Ors. Monro, Gregory, Black, Hamilton, - Duncan and Rutherford. We trust we shall .not be deemed presumptuous in saying that our proficiency and acquirements are not inconsiderable. Having tora long series. of years made Venereal Complaints, and the various diseases of Debility, the particular ohjef of our studies and practice, `it will, we- hope,,be allowed that we have acquired superior - knowledge ot.their treatment and cure: In slight and-recent cases of infection a perfett re-establishment is completed, in the short period of two days ; and in those of the utmost in veteracy, wheee'other pm - dimmers have failed of success; a proper perseverance in our plan of treatment ensures to the patient a sate and radical cure; Amidstthe melancholy variety 'of disorders which are the - effects of- a habit long and most unhappily pursued by the • youth of both sexes, there are none more 'alarming or more distressing than those deficiencies and debilities which ire quently prevent or embitter the matrimonial state. To such persons itmust be a consolation toknow that they may now, -by a new and •infallible mode oftreatinent; be restored to that greatest of all human blessings, a strong, manly, and vigor otis,constitigion. In all cases of debility, from whatever eausearising, as well as in-every species of venereal infecliOn, we may be consulted by patients of either sex with the great est secrecy and honour. Hours of consultation at home from ten to three, and :from - 6 in the evening till to at night. • - Patients in the country are requested to state the partici!. Jars , at their case, age; and general habit of hying, See. &c. in closing a ternittance for advice and medicines, when the same Will be given, or Sent to any part of the kingdom. T.O ensure that secrecy so essential to our undertaking, the postage of letters may.be added to the account for mecli tines. CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, No. top Hatton-garden. Messrs.. Currie and Co. have Certificates from the above respectable Professors of London and Edinburgh, for tile.diligence,!skill, and humanity, with which they- per formed the duties assigned them _Awing .the timc. they at lacteal thcit Leditres and filaiCt. This Day was published, In Two Volumes, illustrated by a new set of Maps, _price price 16s. in boards, a New Edition, being the Firth, of I.I4 LEM E NTS of GENERAL . HISTORY, ANCIEN"I' and MODERN. To which is added, a Table of Chronology, and a Comparative View of Ancient and Modern Geography. . the Iion.:4IEXANDER FRAZER TYTLE.R, Lord Woodhouselee. Printed for T. Cadell and tii.-I).4vicE, Str md, Of 11 horn may be had, by the same Author, I. Memoirs of the Lite„and.Writings pt the ilonOurable Henry Hoine, of K.,ames: conipining Sketches of the Pto. Kress *of Literature and General mproventeut in . Scut land, during the• greater Part of the Eighteenth Century, elegantly printed in two volumes 4tp, with a Porty.iit, price 21, 9s. itr boatds ; or on royal paper 51. 15s, Od : •in boArds. z, Essay on the Principles of Trarzslation. Secdnd Edition, correOed and, considerdlily eill4rged. Price 4, in boards. . dec. • . . • , 6zd Ditto, Ensign C. A. de Ituvyne to be . Lieutenant, vice • Kay', killed in action. •G. Key, I)ent. "to -be Ensign, R utyne. • 63d Ditto, Ensign - G.:lodge to be - Lietttenant, vitae Bulke ley, dec. WAlunghton, Gent.-to be Etsign, vise. judg,e. i'724.1 Ditto, 'B.. T. Carey, Gent: to be Ensign', by pincli ase . vice. Walker,. who retires, , •_ . : 95th Ditto; Volunteer W. Firman to beSecond Lieut.'vice Hawks . ley, dead 'of' his 'Wound's. •.. • ist West India Reg. ltent. C. Duke, from the 62d Foot, to be Captain of e Coinpany„withOnt perchaso; vice War. 'ner, promoted in toe VAIL toot ; D. Crotty, Gent, to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Hart, appointed to the iztis Foot. • Royal African Corps, Lieut. GitrwoOd,fr:drthe can Foot, to be Captain of aii!ompany, Without purchase, vice Lloyd, who resigns. Royal York - Rangers, Lieut. Afkins'on; from the - 27th Foot, to be Lieutenant,. . without purchase, vice• White, promoted. 2d Ceylon Regiment, Second 'Lieut. C. W. L. Roberts to be I First Lieutenant; without -purchase, .vjce 'Edwards, pro moted in the 4th Ceylon Regiment. I. Wardell, Gent. to be Second Lieut. vice Roberts. • , 4th Ditto, Lieut. Y. Edwards, from the ed Ceylon Regi. ment, to be" Captain of a Company, without pureitaee. Sedeant 'l'. Hogg.-to be Quarter master.. Cape Regiment, Capt. C. Andrews, from the 5,3 d Foot, to be Capt.. orit Ceinpany; vice M'i)pugall, who exchanges. Rote's Regiment, C.".Crott, Gent.to lie Ensign, vice De Istlay, • - appdinted - to•Waitevill's Regiment: • Sicilian Regiment, Ensign.F. Rivarola to be Lieutenant, vice Zerbi, appointed to the Corsican Rangers. W. Turner, ',••Getit. lobe. Ensign, vice Riyarala. . • zd ROyaVeteran Battalion, Quarter-Mister C. Elliott front the z6it•Foot„to.he Lieutenant: I it it Ditto, Lieuts. Haverkain, from half.pay of 77th Foot; P. dr:An 161 t-pay of French's-Recruiting. Corps ; , Henry FL h.eclicr, from the 3,7 th Foot ; Whit sate: C.od. hey, 'fibril - the Royal 'York Rangers ; Wm. ••G roves, fruin . . the.7th Roy,el ,Veter.itt B;tttalilAn; john But...hartan, troin the . 4th . Ce) lon Regitnelit ; H. Finney, frc.n time sth West • India Rettinent, to be. Lieutenants: . • iohn.Grey, of the sth Foot, E. Gibbs, of the szd Foot, R, Manneis, of the 74Th FoUt, H. Ridge, :-ot vie slit Foot, 11. Sturcoi'i, of' the Royat - Staff C orps , Geolgt.l - I',. Napier, of the szct Foot, the Hon. A. Gordon, `Of ..fhe'yd foot Guards, to be' Lieuteitant Colonels in the `Lo be.viajors ißry.llll3etilrfiy.,DC-.'aßratsasiil, Captains George e U o i r c g i e ;so C t r i c . )g l a o n n . n7l4 'l a i ;: and H. Holcoinb:-.‘, the Royal Artillery; lames Duffel., • o.rtite,43,d Foot. ; •th..! 5. - id foot; John . Junes, of the Roy.it SPA•F`F..---treut. Col. T Ni•Ntalion, of tie i7tfi - FOot, Col. T. As butimor, OF tilC Stil Wet Imdid uncut,' to be Aides-de . ..Camp to his Royal Highness the ~ Prince Regent; - Co . • , , • . m.itissn . iat - -Deputy Cormnisn - y- General C. Dalrpn, pit; to ce.,a C tin motel,. : From Thane, on the toth inst. FONTANA, Surgeon of Army, Twenty-two Yeari of Age, Six Feet Three Quarters High, Slender, Long Visage, Fresh Complexion, Dark Brown Hair, Dark flazle Eyes, Mole on the right Cheek, and has the apparince of an Italian Traveller. EDWARD ARBARIR Twenty.one Years of Age, Five Feet Six Inches nigh, Slender, Oval Visage, Fresh Complexion, Brown. Hair, and Haz,le Eyes. From Launceston, on the Bth inst. • IAQU ES BRETEL,Captain ot: the Navy, Forty-seyen Years of Age, Five Feet Four Inches and a Quarter s High, Stout -Made, Round Visage, Fresh Complexion, Black and Grey. Hair, Hazle Eyes, speaks Engliih a little, and has much the appearance of an Englishman, supposed to have worn a Brown Coat. 't • T:' LANG LOIS, Captain' of the Navy, Forty-four 'Year s of Age, Five Feet Seven Inches and a Half High, stout made, Oval Vissage, Sallow CoMplexion, Light Brown Hair, Light fltzle Eyes, speakS'English toleiably well, and has much the apparance of an Englishman, is supposed to have to have worn a Blue Coat, and, Pantaloi,ns, spotted . Swansdown Waistcoat, his hair is very thin on ,the crown of.his head..