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NUMBER 6108 THEATRE ROYAL, ,Coy ENT-GARDEN. TO -MORROW EVVNING, April . 8, 1812, will be acted Sliakspeare's raged) , of JULIUS C2-ESAR. Julius Caesar, Mr. E G ERTON ; o.tiavius Cesar, Mr. 'H A M ERroN ; .Marc Antony, Mr. C. K EMBLE ; LepiduS, Mr: Mu K RAY ; • Brutus, Mr KE tiBLE ; Cassius, Mr YOUNG ; Casca, Mr FAWCETT.; Trebonius, Mr. BA RRYM 0 R E ; Decius, Mr. BRUNTON 9 • Calpurnia, Mrs. W ESTON; Ptorcira; Mrs..POW ELL. wilieh will he added, the Romantic Melo=Drama of TIMOUR, THE TARTAR. Tumor, Mr. FARLEY ; - Agib, Master CEI A P M A N'; Oglou, Mr. FAWCETT; Kerim, Mr. CROSSALAN • Captain of the Escort, Mr. DA VIES ; • Selima, Miss BOLTON ; Liska, Miss F - L•RO-N ; iorilda, Mrs. H. loi-INSTON• toxes7s. Second-price 3s. bd.-LI-Pit 3s 6d. Second-price I S.—Uallery as. Second-price is.A.-L'per Gallery Is. Se cond-price bd. . . . 11,1Zes tor the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the }few box-Office. in Hart-street. • The Doors will be opened at tialf.past Five, and the Play begin ~t Halt-past Six. On Thursday, Shakspeare's Play of The Winter's Tale: iierinione hr Mrs. Siddons, being the last Season of Mrs. Siddons's appearing on the stage. To which will be added, the Mein-Drama of The Blind hay. Vi 11. WILKIE will extnbit, This; Month, at -LVI. No - S 7, ALL THEF. PICTURES HE HAS PAIN't ED, inctudtog se veral (four of them large ones) have never appeared before the Public PROVI,i?EN'T LIFE-UFFIOE,' (Specially ern.Puwered by Act of Parliament) - • - - For the INSURANCE of LIVEb, the GRANT and PUR CHASE of ANNUITIES, and the ENDOWMEN . 01 (.:lil Wit EN. SOUTHAMPTON-STREET, SCRAND. President, The Most Noble the Marquis of 1W CKI NG HA M, K. G . Vice- Presici Marquis or Salisbury, K. G. Earl Temple; • Viscount liulkely, Gents, Viscount Duncannon, Viscount Chetwynd, Lbtd Bray brook. Trustees, ' • _ The Marquis of BUCKINGHAM, Lord Braybrook, Sir 'Win C. Turner, Praed, Esq IM. P. S. B. Morland, k.sq, M. P. Aid Fifteen Directors Managing Director .—j. T. Barber, Esq. F.A.S. 11[1HE DIRECTORS' of this INSTITUTION, with confidence derived train its em neat success, in 'rite public attention to the important benefits which it is Salculated to produce. EN tn on the ordinary plan of In. isurance Companies, the utility of Life Insurance is manifest; but how much more ad,anta,;eatis is it on the.pian of the Pro. lident.Otlice ? In titecontnion mode the specific sum insur !d is recovered,• but nothing more. la that or • the Provi• ment.Otlice, while equaily -e.:Lite of the s i , eCti:C 51211.,1050r ,, the member is entitled to. share the Surplus profits, and has been seen, will fropiently double and treble the I plat stated in the Policy ! and tots also without any addl. charge of Premium I M -n are n ., 1 charged with any additional Pre mium upless called into actual service. ' Insurances extended to ..ny part of the World. No admission tees are required, nor is any chargz made for 4).olicies, except tile stamp iuty. A Pamphlet, tully expiaiiiiii 4 the principles and terms of the Institution, may be had at the Office, and of the Agents and BoOksellirs, pnce 6tl Agents are Appointed in the principal Towns, who are like. ' , vise Agents to the County Fire,ollice. SWIFT dud Co. Contractors, feipealully submi t the following scheme ot•the present Lottery to the in. apeCtion of the Public. They do hot conceive that any comment upon its advantages is necessary, as they feel as Lured that its superiority wilt appear on lair comparison With the Scheme of any former Lottery. TICKETS aid SHARES are on sale at their Oince b . ti, Poultry, 12, Charing.crois, and 31, Aidgate High. Street ; where, in the last Lottery (drawn the 21st I anuary), 110 . 5 , 497, a Prizehl 20,0001. and No. Egs, a Prize of 4,0001. were both sold in Shares. SCHEME. 1 Prize of 420,0c0 15,000 10,400 5,0004 4, 000 3,000 2,00. 1,000 Soo 4 03 3 0 Zoo Is ,C 20,000 • 10,000 5,000 4 ,000 3,000 4,000 ▪ 4, 000 3,000 2,400 23 SO 7(5. loci 124 2,103 2,C,00 2,500 2,Y0• 3,000 3,v0 30,000 Only tz,ooo Tickets, all different Numbers. The whol e to be determined in One Day, the 3oth of this Month, April_ TBISI4, after returning his most .grateful • thanks to the Public for their unbounded favours in the late Lotteries, respedfully acquaints them that Tickets and Shares ate Selling in great Variety for the New lottery at Only 12,ec0 Tickets, all to be drawn the 3oth of THIS MONTH. PRESENT PRICE. Ticket . . , C2l 18 0 Dail 6 al . . . . 2 18 6 Quarter . . S ts o I Sixteenth . .i 9 6 The Scheme on inspedion will be found novel, and may be had gratis, at CORNHILL, or 9,ICHARING CROSS, Where Capital Prizes, too numerous for an Advertisement, have been Sold, Shared, and Paid on Demand. * 4 ' Persons in the Country who find any difficulty in being supplied by the Agents, are desired to write (post paid) to either of 131 S H's Offices as aboie, i ~ `" •~~ y n X TUESDAY, APRIL 7, 1812. • To the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK. LADIES AND GENTLEME N , - ' THE ELECTION of SIX DIRECTORS o f th e EAST INDIA COMPANY being appointed for Wednesday the 'Bth 'April next, the favour of .your VOTE and INTEREST is requested tor the hallowing Gentlemen, viz. William Astell, Esq. ,Campbell Marjoribanks, Esq. Charles Grant, Esq-. George Smith, Esq. john pawn, Esq. S'weny Toone, Esq. which will much oblige, . Ladies and Gentlemen, Your most humble Servants, • Charles Mills Jacob BoSanquer Edward Parry Hugh Inglis lames Pattison • John Alex. Bannerman R. Chichley Plowden .John 13ebb _ Thomas'Reid • losepli Cotton . ' • Abram Robarts ' • lames Daniel G. Abercrombie Robinson Samuel Davis 'John Bladen Taylor - W. Fullarton Elphinstone !Oben Thornton , lohn. Eludleston Richard Twining John Inglis NVilfiarii Wigrain ' ,T. Theophilus Metcalfe Robert Williams George Millet. East India House, .March 25, 1812. • , Tihs Day were published, handsomely printed in Two Vo hums, Octavo, price in boards, r6s. ERMONS on IMPORTANT SUBJECTS, " ' • By OWEN MANNING, B.D. Late Prebendary of Lincoln, Itccior of Peperharrow, Vicar of Codalming, and Author of a History of Surrey, and also of a Saxon Ditlionary. Printed for F. C. and I. Rivington, NO. 62, St. Paul's Church-yard ; sold also by I. Hatchard, Piccadilly ; and by R. Stedman, Godalming. These Sermons were left for publication, by the learned Author, in the hope of counterading certain Dottrines which appeared to be gaining ground in many parts of these King doms. To the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, HAVING the honour of being recommended to you by the Direttors of the East India Company as CANDIDATES for the DIRECTION to be chosen this Year, 'we take the liberty of requesting thtlavour ot your VOTE on the day of Eledion, Wednesday the Bth April next. We are, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your most obAlient•and most humble Servants, WILLIAM AS'I FLL. ' CHARLES GRANT. JOHN lACKSON. • CAMPBELL, MARIORIBANKS. GEORG E SMITH. • SWENY TooNk. East India House, March 25,181 z. • This Day was published, A new Edition, handsomely printed in Four large Volumes, Octavo, with a Portrait, and Several Engravings, price tl. 16s. in boards, of T HE MISCELLANEOUS WORKS OF OLIVER GOLDSMI'IH, M. B. To which is" 'prefixed some Account of his Life and Writings. . Printed for W. Otiidge and Son ; F. C. and 1. Rivington ; J. Walker; W. Lowndes ; Verpor, Hood, and-Sharpe; 1. Cuthell ; F. Wingrave ; Scatch e rd an d L etterman ; W ilkie and Robnson ; R. Lea ; Darton and Harvey ; Longman, Hurst, Rees, Ornie, and Brown ; Cadell and Davies ;. I . IK,Lhardson ; B: Crosby and Co.; R. Baldwin; 1. Faulder ; P. and W. Wynne; and 1. Johnson and Co. • • Of whom may be had, The same Work, elegantly printed in Five Pocket. Volumes, price ii. in boards. LLOYD's, March 0, 1812 4 -4 11BSCRIPTION -for the RELIEF of the WI DO-WS and 1..1 NHL! 1.35 - of the OEFICERS and ME N lateli lost in his Majesty's Ships •S T. GEO RG E, of 98 guns, ItIERO, of 74 guns, DEFENCE, of 74 guns, and Nll A, of 36 guns; FAN CY, of 12 guns. • The Committee chosen for the Management of' this Sub. scription, in order to make known the extraordinary claims and magnitude ofthe calamity requiring relief, beg to state, that the number of lives lost the above-inentioned Ships, amounts to upwards of 2,3c0, and much exceeds the num ber of those in either of the great Battles of the Nile,,Copen hagen, or Trafalgar. Subscriptions advertised ,C 5295 IS. sd. The Proprietors of the Englishman . e 3 3 0 Th nnas Hamiet, Esq. - . .5 5 o Toe Worshipful the Myers ' Company - . 20. o o Windham Knatchbull, Esq. (zd subscription) 5 5 0 ' Sir Charles Price, Bart. Kay Pric- , and Chap Man to to o Lieut. Geor,e Winter - - o to o Vice-Admiral Darby e . - so to e One .Day's Pay of every. (Meer, Non-commis sioned Officer. . •--d Private, of the Royal South Giolcester Re m i. - nent of Militia - ' st . 2 6 Lieut.:Cove:nor !vowel t • - - 3 3 0 • The Inhabitants of-the Parish of Plymstock, per the Rev. lohn R: Fletcher, Minister ' - 12 o o Tlic Gificers, Scc. of the late Regiment of loyal Greenwich volunteer infantry, per Lieut.- Colonel Campbell - - to to 0 Admiral Law ford . - , . 5 o • Vice-Admiral Sutton - - • - .5 5, 0 C. D. - - - 2 ‘o o B. (. Fridman, Esq - - , 5 5 o Captain M. I. Henniker - ... 5 0. a Vice- AdMirai Thomas Macnamara Russell - 5 o o Two Day's Pay of a Captain of it 38-gun frigate it 6 8 COx, Heisch, and• Co. - ' - - to lo ' o Geor).,e Caldwell, Esq. Jesus College, Cambridge .2 2 ,o Richard Badnall, Esq. Leek, Staffordshire - 2 2 o , Fred. W. Campbell, Esq. - - 5 o o Lyme, Hathorn, and Roberts - - to to o lohn Hatcher, sen. Esq. Hales*orth - 5 o o Vice-Admiral Grindall - - 5 o o George T. Ilulkeley,, Esq. , - - to o o Robert Tindal; Esq. Chelmsford - 5 5 o Lieut. C,. I indal, R. N. . - - 2. 2 o Right Hon. Earl Nelson - • , - , to to o The Hen. Edward Law - - 5 5 o T. L. - .. - - i o o A List of his Majesty',s Ships and Vessels, whose (dicers -' and Crews have subscribed Two Day's Pay Queen Charlotte San losef Vktory Prince of Wales Bellerophon Bellona Warrior Defiance • Norge . Egmont Namur ' , Elephant Bedford Bristol . Sceptre Aboukir ' Raisonable ' .Dietator Leopard Argo Ulysses . , Royal William Horatio Furicuse Pyramus Hyperion Solebay Fyl la ' Phoebe Jason . . .Fisguard Niobe - Desiree • Daphne Ranger 1 iYiligenie Braave , Crocodile Porcupine ' Briseis- ' flazard ' - Alert Chanticleer - Portia 'Utile . Redbreast 'thrasher A rid • Rose - . Plover Woodlark ' - Starling . Algerine • Aggressor • Partridge .' Resolute ' Bruiser . Alonzo Persian Conquest Escort Sharpshooter Holly Violet , Gannet • Calypso ..Cruizer Bacchante. Committee-Room, Lloyd's, April 4, lai2. An Advertisement 'having appeared from the Corporation of the Trinity House, signifying that that-House was re,dy to aflord Relief to the Widows of such as had . sutE!re.l in his Majesty's ships St. George,' Hero,. Defence, and Saldanha, the Committee think It requisite to state, that the said relief does not in the highest classes exceed Four Shillings and Six. pence'per month, and is confined to the Widows of the Pet, y Officers and and Seamen—a provision which the Committee conceive does not in the toast supersede the necessity of the present Subscription. . They also think proper to observe, that no aid can be de rived from the Patriotic Fund, that Fund being applied only to the granting of Relief in cases of Battle. Subscriptions are received by the Masters of this House, and by all the- Banking-houses in London THOMAS F E It G USO N, Secretary. No. 3, George-yard, Lomb tat-street. 'ON SPRING 1)! ET SPRING LOTTERY. DIDDING and Co. No. 1, Cornhill (the cornet' next to the Mansion-House), remind their Friends, that the present Lottery, abounding with an unexampled Variety, of magnificent Prizes, will be all drawn the 3oth of THIS MONTH. In the LAST LOTTERY; P. and Co. sold No. 3486, a Prize of 200001. and No. 2921, a Prize of 4001. in twenty eight Shares ; besides which, their general mass of various. Prizei so greatly exceeded the due Proportion, that if one individual had purchased all the Tickets and Shares sold by them, itwould have yielded at the rate of toll. tEs. 4d. per Ticket, or upwards of ,17,0c01. over and above the Prime Cost. This was indeed Luck—Real Luck—which PI DDING and Co. hope And expect will be repeated at their Office, No. I, Cornhill, the tormer Lucky Residence of old M. Guy, who accumulated about 400 0001. on that identical Spot, out of which he Wilt' and elnlowal the Hospital in the Borough. " It is in Spring," observes a celebrated Physician, " that constitutional diseases come into'action ; and It, at this sea son, people were to adOpt an alterative•diet, much human misery would be prevented," THE • NUT of the SASSAFRAS - TREE is not •l only very hourishing and pleasant to the p.date, but ample experience has proved it to be .inure ellica:::ous in C6f reding the constitution and purifying the blood than tire Lis bon Diet Drink, or-Sarsaparilla. • People subject to eruptions of the skin, and such as are ,of Gouty, Bilious, Asthmatic, or Consumptiv e Habits will find the Sassafras Cocoa, a mostinvaluable s article of diet. In the periodical works on Nledicine it :s highly extolled, and its use is adopted by several e►uinent l'hysicians. It is sold in aground state for boiling (iti,the sarne.manner as cotfee), price 6s. 6d. per lb. by W. Wilson, Grocer, No. 39, Stand. Orders from the country must be accompanied with a rat. mittance. FOR RHEUMATISMS, COLDS, &c. DR. JAMES'S ANALEPTIC HlLS . are admi rably calculated for the above, and all, those'Com plaints to which the Human Frame is liable from the vicis situdes of our Climate, as likewise for Bilious and other DiSorders of the Bowels ; and for Head.achs, occasioned by indigestion er.by free living. They should he taken upon every slight indisposition, and thus by timely assisting nature in the due discharge of the animal funCtions, they preserve the body la health and vigour. As they require no confinement, they are particularly con venient for Travellers. /- _ • Soh! only by P. Newberg and Song, No, 45 . , St. Paul's, and at Dr. joules's late house, in Bruton -street, London ; rice 4s. tid. a box ; or six in a Tars e box for tI. 4s. , Observe the wordi, a F. Newbery, No. 45, St. Paul's," engraved in the stamps. IC,KMANS's I'l LLS are an EFEE.CTUAL CURE for GRAVEL. and STONE, STOPPAGE of URINE, COMPLAINTS in the RACK and LOINS, KI DN E YS,: ADDE R., and 'L U MB A GO. 0" the various Complai nts incideit to the Im• nun frame, there are none more dreadful in their na ture, nor more alarming in their consequences,' than the .Gravel and Stone. ' They are complaints to which every/ person is liable, as the water,we drink is impregnated with particleS, which not only cause the excritc.atmg.tortures, but are a foundation for every other species of disorder. HICKMAN'S ORIGINAL PILLS, composed of the most innocent ingredients, have been found of singular effi cacy, in not only strengthening the. vessels containing the Urine, .but happily destroying the petrifying quality of it, front whick proceed' the above Complaints, &c. t ernov i ng calcUlt, or gritty concretions, and banishing every per. nicious tendency to those - disorders, without confinement. A Copy of a Letter. To Mr. HICK N/A N, Apothecary, Sire ,---I believe Hickman's - Pills to be the best Medicine ever Lown for curing the Gravel. therefore I have taken the opportunity to recommend. them. Two.l3oxe :utti a half have•cured me, so that I have not found it necessary to take w o e ; an d, although I have sutiered greatly from' that dis order, I shalt never be afraid of it when I can procure so good a remedy. I am, &c. Hemsby, near Yarmouth, R. FERRIER. Norfolk. Sold at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheapsid; corner of Pater. noster- row, London ; and mst Medicine Vendeic vvcry Town, in Boa t . a t Xs. 9d. eac o h. USEFUL PUBLICATIONS, &c. This Day was published, In One Volume, etavo, price Ss. board s , N ESSAY on M O ONEY and PAPER CUR LKENCY. By R. TORR ENS, Esq. Major Commandant of the Royal Marine Battalion at Anholt. Printed for Johnson and. Co. St. Paul's Church•yard. • 'Phis Day was published, in 4to. price Ss. ATREATISE on the -RESOLUTIONS of the HIGHER EQUATIONS in ALGEBRA. BY WILLIAM LEA. Printed for. los. lohn§on and Co.. St. Paul's Church-yard. MR. ,PINKERTON'S GEOGRAPHICAL WORKS. This Day was priblished, In Two large Volumes, Quarto; with numerous Maps (three being new), drawn under the direelion of the Author, and forming an Universal Mo4ern Atlas, Price 51. ss. in boards, a New - Edition (being the Third), corre:!ted anti enlarged, of v4ODERN GLOGRAPfIY.—A Descripti on o f A. the i•mpires, Kingdoms. States, and Colonies. with the Oceans, Seas, and Isles, in all parts of tin! World ; cltiding the most recent Discoveries anti Political Alterations. Digested, - on a New Plan, • . - By 10HINI PINKERTON. The Astronomical introduction by M. La Croix; trans. wed by loin Pond. Esq. Astronomer Royal. The AccOunt of New Spain is nearly r e -w r i tten , f rom t h e Works orHuinhOldt and Pike. - • To tne whole are added, a'Catalogue of the best Maps an d Books of Travels in all languages, and an ample Index. - , Printed for 4'. Cadet,' uu<t W. Davies, Sttand :Atid Long man, Hurst, Rees; Orme, and Brown, Paternoster row. Of whom may also be had, r. Ari Abridgment of the abdve Work, for the Use of Schools and Young Persons, in one large volume, Bvo. with a S elec tio n o f the most useful Maps, carefully copied lroin those in t ite Quarto Edition. The Third Edition,. revised and greatly enlarged by the Authyr, price tBs. hound: z. Tett umbers of Mx. Pinkeeton's New Modern Atlas, engraved the size called Atlas, ' so as to correspond With • t Works of D'Ativille, an d engraved with the u that the state of the-Art s c a n a d m i t. To be iltern eotsieb beauty n tc(l completed in Twenty N umbers, each c6irtaining three Maps, and one • published• every two months, price 11. is. each Number. • VOYAGES ET MEMOIRES DE CHATEAU-BRIAND. :Phis Day was puklished, Editions in - French anti English, in Two Volumes, Bvo. with a Map of the,Author's Route, price 245 . lITINE.RAIRE de PARIS a JERUS A LE M, et d e ERUSA LEM a. PARIS,. en allant p a r to G r e ce, et re. venant par l'Egypte, lal rtarbae. et l'Fspagri.". Par F. A. DE CHATFAUBRIAND, Auteurd'Atala, le Genie du Christianisme, &c. '' We think this one of the most interesting Works that has (or a long tune issued from the Press."—lvloathly Maga. zinc. See also the British Critic and EcleElic Reviews. • London: Printed for and sold by H. - Colburn, English and Foreign Public Library, so, Conduit-street, Hanover-square; Boosey, 4, Old broad-street, RoyalsE xcliange ; Dulau, De.' bolfe, Decbnchy, &c. Of Whom and all Booksellers may be had, by the same' Author, ' Rene pour faire suite au Roman d'Atala. Paris, dans le t9rn, Siecle, z vol. izs. Rifle Macedoine, par Pigault le Brun, 4 vol,s. 2r+S. O# • o„r4r4i to . f it; :- 'Li•:. — : s .._:. . ' 7'l* _ .-":- ~....,_ ~;.; • ,- .1 1 i \ ` 1 4 ". . 7 allig:-.lit.,4fitak.,,;"•'' [l'Rlen SrXPENCE-HALPPE CONTRACT F'l CANDLES . NAVY OFFIC'E, TH E PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and COM MISSIONERS of HIS MeI,ESTI'S IV/WY he , ely give Mace, That on Weeltiesday,'the titid April next, at Une o'clock, they will Se reAdy to treat •with such persons a, may le willing to Contrati for supp?ying, Sir Majeity't Yards at Dept= fo<d, Woolwich, Chatham, Sheerness, and Plymouth, or vvy one or mare of the said Yards with CANDLES Soimplet of the Candles and a Form of the tender ma_y he seen at this iVee.. No Tender will he received after One 9'Clock., on the day of Treaty, nor any noticed, sinless the Phrty, or ari Agent for him, attends. Every Tender must 6e accompanied by a Letter addressed to the Navy Zi&ard, and signed by tiro• responsible Person r, engag. ing to become bound with the Person tendering, ik the Sum 4.1 Ja the due performance of the Contraa for each of the said Yards.. EAST INDIA HOUSE, March 25, IST2. TIE COURT of DIRECTO RS qf ihe UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG LANI), Trading to the EAST do &rely give Notice, That a GENERAL COURT of the said COMPANY will be held at their ILuse, in Leaa'enball-street, the 8:h of illgy next, from Eleven s'Clock in the Foreitoon.uniit Six fn the Evening, to Ballot on the following Question, agree;ibly to i s he of the 39tb Geo. 111. Cap. 89, viz. " That this Court confirm the Unanimous Resolution of the Court of Diredtors of the 25th February last, whereby the Commander and Owners of the Ship Ceylon., are fully acquitted of al I imputation of negled Or miscondud in re. sped to the capture of that Ship." y • In order to determine 4y sucb• Ballot whether tbss4 parts in four of the Propkietors present at such General Cent t, with the Court of Direaors in acinitting the Commander and Owners of the Ship Ceylon of alt imputation of neglea or mit. condua letpet?ingthe captire t i at Ship. WILLMM RAMSAY, Sec. CONSUNIPTV?N OF THE LUNGS, ASTHMA, AND wiriTER COUGH. • • QUCH has been the wonderful - efFea of theOXY. L. 3 MEL and prepared STRAMONIUM, in the Cure of the above Diseases, that, not one Case can be produced in which they have not proved highly beneficial, • The last Edition of Mr. F IS/I E It's Treatise on A stlitha # Consumptiotl, la c, contains several reinirkableCures of Con sut.uption and Asthing, which had been declared by eninient Mcdical Men to behopele§s. Several consuniptive . Patients have been efFeauallyeured. • who were to all "appearance living Skeletons, and; wlj t is still very remarkable, those Asthmatic Sobjeas who weve cured in the course of last Winter, have not experienced the least !Troth of the coinvlaint this Winter. In Mr. Fislrel's Treatise, price is. 6d. will be found the most respeoable 'Testimonies .of the efficacy and innocent quality of these discoveries: The Oxymel and prepared Herb are sold in London by Harris, corner of iSt, Paul's Church-yard ; Bacon arid Cc.. !so. Oxford-street ;, Foster and Co 34, Parliatnent- street 4 ' and Butts I;erner's-street ; Lynch, Manche s ter ; Turner a' , .d Akenhead, Newcastle; Billinge, Liverpool ; Barry, Bristul ; lidtiov%•es, ShrcwsbuTy ; Knott and Lloyd, Birmingham ; Caparn, Newarlc ; Brass, Hull ; llalam, Portsmouth ; Searle, eeds ; Hornby, York ; Pooe, Chester ; Brodie anti Co. Salisbury; [ones, Oxford; Minshull,Laneaster ; Newbury, Dublia ; and Hooker, Ipswich. A CHALLENGE. Tk 4 ESSRS. CORRIE Co,. Surgeons, late' in his kkjesty's -service, challenge the whole world to prove a single instance where their medicine and method of ,cure have failed et the desired died. The practice of thaby years in this particular branch or their profession, has not given rise to one unsuccessful case. They continue to dired.their studies to the treatment and cute of venereal complaints, and that derangement of the syS, tem, which is the cansequence of the pernicious and wasteful effects of a habit long - and most unhappily pursued •by the youth of both sexes. I n the one it will be tbund to be the unfailing source of barrenness; the other have its ravages la.' tally developed to them by a-distressing state of deoilit) -which if not timely remedied, terminates in impotente) , these are its remote and ultimate elfeets, while consumed tion, loss of muscular power, and various nervous complaints, usually characterise the eatlier.stages of this solitary vice. Ut persons languishing under the disorders incident to such a habit, their treatment is simple, and has never proved mimic ceSsful in. the course of a long, laborious, and mUch extended practice. In the most obstinate and complicated cases of ve. nerealinfedion, such as obstruction's in the urethra, spungy excrescences, hard tumors, callous ulcers ) eruptions, semie nal weakness, gleets, as also • STRICTURES, Whether recent or of long, duration, and which hare hatl_ tied the skill of other Prathtioners, are by their present,inp. proved plan of treatment, effectually and permanently cured, without the Patient suffering the excruciating pain ,and alarming,hemorrhage which frequently-follows the applica tion of the lunar' caustic. In the course of twenty years extensive practice in this Metropolis, numc►•ous cases of Strictures have been and are daily under their care, the total eradication of which is elided by a safe, certain, and exlie ditious mode of pradice, superior to any other yet adopted.' The weakness, relaxation, and debility proceeding from this complaint are speedily 'reniaved, and the Patient restored to sound and vigorous health. But Where, the debility has fir. years existed, a ',riper perseve.ance in their restorAtire ro• meshes, after the Stricture has been destroyed, is iiispensa.- bly requisite to revive the slumbering sparkS to reanimate the constitution. Several Noblemen and Gentlemen of the first reSpe&a, bility, have been under the care of. MessrS. Currie, arid Co. for the removal of complaints of the Urethra, Strictures, &c, and having received a radical and permanent Cure, request that reterenees may be given to them, as satisla'Aory evi. deuces of the decisive stiveriority of Messrs. Currieand Co's. plan of treatment. Many of these Gentlemen have had sick, tures from to zo years, and had been under the care of Messrs. Nome, HeaViside, And other Surgeons of equal ei:;i_ nonce, who attempted the cure by the application of the LUllarCallstic, VrithOUt success. Messrs. Currie and Co. may be•consitlted by either sex with the greatest , delicacy, secrecy, and honour, at their 'house, No. 107, Hatton-garden. Patients in the country are requested to state the particu lars of their case, age, and - general habit of living, .Fre. &c. inclosing a remittance for advice and medicines, whemite saute will be, given or sent to any part of tliF kingdom. l'o ensure that secrecy so essential to their undertaking, the post+ age or letters may be 'added to the account tOr medicines. 9th 'ohne, tgo9,—so7, Hatton-garden.. F STOCKS RDAY. India Bonds. t,03, 93. tog. pr; Excheq. Bills, 35. 6s. pr. (Minium, imperial 3 per Cent. 5S L , :iro Cori*. tot loth April, 59 a xis PRICE 0 ICIST IT Bank Stock, 22.1 Navy S per Cent. gob" 4 pet cent. 73 4 4 / pet Cent. Red : 5 S 4 a a per Cent. Cons. 59i 14 thftlk L. Ann. Is . 4 s.l6thsi India Stock,