The Sun. — London, England, 1816-04-11 00:00:00

a ,1 ,i, •r,r . ~ i; ~..• 1 ~,.. eAV; -4, . . . - , , , ; • ~• .t,:., - , • . :.' i t i 1 1 i l bi . ~ • '' . .. , I 1 , Oriltuloajrci 7 . = ~), , .-.. —me . •,. .t: ltr 's _ - -5.-- - -"-% .. . . t., . • ,- -..4 ' .4 'Mk .. VZ . ,S.: ',-.•.,„ . ..V. : if ',' ,te . % . ' # r . - • , ..,... '*„.. *.. - :-- . -, - ~,,, . L••• If, A . --, 6 „ . ,, ~ \.,* 0 . 7 .,,,,,, ~•,..,... :,.... . . rai , ...gar. , . W/Pilifit ' I. ','• ~ ' . , . it 4 t .‘ THURSDAY, APRIL 11, 1816. NUMBZR 73641 rrttici Brt - •viv)r,ttett. HAM BUltGii MAIL and HP USSE PAPtiIS; THEATRE-BOYAI.. DRURY-I. O ANE. • TIN MONDAY •NEXT', April 15, tlielr Ma jesties' Servants will perform the Tragedy of GEORGE BARNWELL. George Barnwell, Mr. Rae ; Millwood, Mrs. Glover. After which, the Melo-Dramatic Romance of FHE WOODMAN'S HUT. • Oa Tuesday, The Castle Speette : Angclia, Mist Murray (her third ap pe a rance on any Stage). To which Will be added, The Woodman's Hut. On Weduestlay Miss Nash will appear in the Character of Rosetta, in Love in a Village. After which will be pro duced, far the first time, a new Romantic Operatic Ballet 817 " ac l e ) w ,lll new and selected. Music, new Scenery, Presses, and Embell•khments. The Action and Dances cont.. posed by, and produced ander the direction of, Mr. Byrne. PlcrudLtlNO owcz, dprit 2,1916. rrirscoMMISSIUNIIIM fOrVICTUALLINd - a- His ALLIESIT'S NA PY ita hereby Ow Notice, !hat on Friday, Me 19!1 Instant, they' will be ready to receive Tenders in writing (sealed up), and treat for the Sapplo.l lt , hat FRESH BEEF m ay is resrUired far'tlie nse of his Ma jesty's Ships and ressels at Penzance, jit:r Ptretre,Calendar :Months from the 7th of 4fay. stes:t ; lobe paid for by Bias payable, with Interest, ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Contract may be seen at the Se cretary's Office at this (Vice; or by applying io . the Collector of the Customs at Penance. This Day was published, hantimoniely printed itt Quit* prier 6s. • . . . . 61AnGti; ilertvereil to the CLERGY "of . ca. the, eiItCHIIEAC . ONIIY of ,1 - 11. 1 / 4 , 7INciDON, at 'the' i. ritsiary,Viiit*lOn in . the Year 1813. With ati Appe n di x a nd .N o fem, y they Key. J.ANIFS 1100 K, LL.D. F.R.S. S.A. Arclidea • • . top of If untingdim, ttc. I Printed for F. C. and J. Rirlngtan, No. 64, St. taill's I Church-yard ; sUld :also by J. liatchard, Picca.lilly; and at Oxfard, canibridge, Elertfard, Huntingdon, and Winchester. 1 VrektiA, 11'1 Auctt nighties's she! Prince Seltwirtzeuhurg .is exp cted here Shortly, he will itOri Sante thys at %rill ice to in spect the marine arien3l, Stg. there, which, it is silt!, are in,he kept up nit tt f , oting suitable to the Present situation of the Austrian Empire. , . . . This rfr;.7 wilS 11 Üblightd, In INo..priCe los. 6d. in fldanlq, TILE CRY of the PLAGUE. A Dramatic By JOIN WILSON, . • Author of The Isle of Palms," &c. Etlinbirgh: Prititcd fin Archibald Constable. and Co .; tongui.ii, 1 I iirst , lives, (Niue, and Brown, Lo - ndun; and John Smith atul Sun, 01.sgoor. MuNttit, MARCH 24 —We bare retTived from Milan, front Baron" Giese, „who arrived there on the 15th, the agreeable news, that the Treaty drawn up here has received theSmperors appro► bate. n, and will scion he returned to Munich to be definitively concluded. This important affair is therefore to be considered as - terminated, and "Count Rocliberg thinks in the beght .lfing of nett: 'month to Frankfurt, tonegociate there the.other territorial a rrangements . • THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. . nN MONDAY NEXT, April lb., will be per formed the Tragedy of KING RICHARD THE THIRD. Xing Henry the 'Sixth, Mr. Egerton; Richard, Mice of Clouci:ster, Mr. Cohloun (being his first appearance at this trheatire); Doke nf Buckingham, Mr. Barrynsore ; Henry, Earl of Richmond, Mr. Abbott; tom) Elizabeth, Mrs Rs' sunlit; Lady. Anne, Mrs. Faiwit. • To which wilt be' added. ALADDIN; OR, THE WONDERFUL LAMP. On Tuesday, The Man al the ‘Vorld: Sir Perth= Marty , cophant, Isy n Gentteman (his tint appearance on a London *Lige); witlra new Comic Arabian Tale called Who wants a Lw Wife ? or, The aof the Lind . — On Wedne , day, Guy Man-. tiering.—On Thirtsilay, The School fur Scandal. No regard will be had to any Tender in which the Pries shall not he inserted ix words at length, or that shall not be delivered to the Board before One o'Cuek on the said Friday, tlw 19th Instant, 'nor soden the Person who 'stakes She Tender, or sante Person on his behalf, attends, to anther when called for. • Of whom may he hall, TbiiStE of PAL IS, and other Poems; Bvo. price lag. Each Tend 7 must also he avrompanied by a Leiter signet! by two responeible Persons engaging to become bound with the Panty tennering, in the Penal Sam of 5001. far the due peVermance of the Contract. ilAigovEn, Mocit 29.—0 n the ISth of Of* GALLERY, PALL-MALL. " ISIS GALLERY-, for the EXHIIIITION and I- SALE of tile WORKS of BRITISH ARTISTS,,wiII (LOSE on Saturday, the of April. Admittance ts,—Catalognes Is. By Order, JOEIN YOUNG, Keeper, A GRANO BONUS. To PURCUASERS in the present STATE LOTTERY, 01) or before the 27th of THIS MONTI!, April, a BONUS of 800 TICKETS, deposited in the Bank of Ingland, will he given, let the produce be what it may, ,L.lin,ooo or .L. 110,000, to be equally divided among the. Ad venturers in proportion to the Purchase made, whether a • Whole 'Ticket, Half, Quarter, Eighth, or Sixteenth, over and above What they inay be entitled to hyt heir Own pur chase ; so that every one will have Prize Money to receive.' These valnable Chance* with a List of th e , Numbers, may ,ire bad at. No. 26, f..:OHN I FII LI., thvollitze of the Public's ; :qua ob,..!ient Servants, • HORNSBY and CO. UNPREtEOENTED .11WANTA,GE! • IDDINI4, and Co. No. 1, Coilihill,' have A.winch ptrainte in bearing testimony to the liberality of the Contractoc for the pre;ent Lottery, who has announced itn important BONDS, independent of. and in addition, all the Prizes contained in:the Scheme, viz. A FREE G. 1 , "1'OF "THREE HUNDKED WHOLE TICKETS t The sum total *f Nixes belonging to which, (even if it should be tiu,oool. 70,0001. 80,0001 more,) will he divided among the Holders Of all Tickets and Shawl which shall hare been purchased on. or before tlic Ctith of April, accordio.: :0 their tespective pro portions. Tints. he6des the Chance of his own Ticket or tiii.tre ' every early Purchaser will also hive an Interest in 300 other Numbers, and although his own may he a Blank, he will still be eel taut to receive something by his Share in the SONUS, which may be considerable, as there ham seldom been attire than about 1000 Tickets sold at that distance he:. fore the Drawing. .• After the 47111 of April a distinguishing Hark will be put vitpu n att 'Tlrcltreand Sharks ! to denote they are not entitled le the kthose flonns,...and the aggregate kittokber ni Tickets and Shares sold nip to the 27th of April will be officially pub bitted in the Gazette, that the Public may be enabled to as certain how,toucli per Ticket the Produce of the /301193. Smounis to: N. IL As this extra Benefit can only he tectired by an early ihtrehase, thelic hire cautioned against delay, and rrettect tally invited to 'ice is Preference'to the Oltice of VIDDING *nd Co. No. 1, CoriihilL _ * * 4 Country Orders, enclosing the amount, punctually exe cuted. THE BATH LOTION. THIS elegant and useful Combination of sim ple Flements, heightens and embellishes the charms of the inost.beautiful face ; it communicates to the skin a brilliancy 'of lint, a delicate fineness of texture, and juvenile fl'esimess, that cannot he described, but whith render a coun tenance of moderote pretensions most unaccountably and ir resistibly attractive. The basis of thl iaesti uslle acipiht lion to the toilet ha a concentrated preparation of the cele brated Bath Waters, combined with oilier ingredients of esta blished repute for beautifying, preserving, and improving the sUin it speedily removes every blemish from its surface, and proticts it from the inclemency of the atmosphere, or the ra vages of time forenteti by Baron Disidorf, sand sold by the Proprietor's sole Agent, Mr. Oldlleld, Perfumer, 7, Little Queen-street, Holhorti ; lileewisa by Mr. Chrisp, 4.9, Now rood street, and the curter of Spring Gardens •, Mr. Bacon, loc), Oxford -street; Mt. Tait, dl, COruhill I and MT. Green, NO, Oxford-street, near Soho•square. Price 3s. N ERVOUS COMplA lN'fs. Dr. POTHERGILL'S CORDIAL DROPS, bee 9 known during:Unit a Century far their efficacy in every description of Nervous Disor ders, and their various aflecticins, as lowness of Spirits, Head-aches, lo . tt# of Appetite, Indigestion, Spasms, NYI",* ehoudriaciste, Weakness, Larigitur, Irreitialarity of Habit, Frightful Dreams, Anxiety of liud, Dimness of Sight, Fa isttiog Fits, Wasting* of Flesh, and fur every kind of Pc- Laity or Relaxation whqther hereditary, or accrtiiviled by a lout( Residency in Hot or Unhealthy Climates; the immode rate 'tie of Spirituous Liquor., en other Noxious Fluids; too sedentary a Lilo, or close Application to study I exosaisive Cave or Grief; iujuilicious ailmillistration of !Mercury; Dis sipation; or other causes. To thoso afflicted . , is particularly ecoutmended a trial of this Invaluable Medicine,.from which they may he assured of obtainingalmost immediate relief, and after us reasonable penwvtranot, to taking it, the somplute rte-' establishment of their Health. _ Sold in Rallies. at 4s. dd. ; 1 ts. and 225. at Messrs. Malec awl Sons, No. 4, Clieanside, London; and also by the princi pal llooksellers and Medicine 'Venders in every Town. LOCK AND WHO! PAT His Royal Highness GOVE.I UAL DISPENSARY: RAN, togloiess the. DUKE of YORK. Gov!AN:nos, tor? of Leit r i m , Col. W. Jones, M.P. );orl of Egremont, Cot. IL ClecoentN, M.P. Col. d. Burry. ?41.1 1 . Right !lon. R. IS. Sheridan, *Ulm L4touale, Esq. 111. P. capt. J. kloy. So Razor:, Kiernan, hleraber of the Royal College of Surgeons, London. tiONDON has ever been the Seat of onprinei. pled Advonture'ri.-;-This observation justly applies to Ih, Mtld►ca ) Prvteitilers of the present day, who, muter as. *tithed titles, advsntising us Companies and Medical Boards, tictitions names, hold Odti as they style it, an infallible treatment of . Vencreal Complaints. rhe Lid of th e 11'141 ( i o llege of Surgeons, published in Febritary tal c, ch ews onl y those Persons entitled to regirlar practice, and no such pr.• ternitil litilliti !idling to it.. It was against suck illiterate and daug,rous Pretenders the Lock and Surgical Disposer) , was first instituted, which, since its establishmeitt, has to boa st the Cure of 2000 Patients of both Sexes annually, many of i'it'our hare laboured under tbimestcoMpli c ated forms of the 'acase, moil particularly that derangement of the generative r 4 41 1., , to often f a tal t o Patients, and an difficult to cure.— ur. KIERNAN, Member of the Royal College, London , ma y b°conaulted as usual, by both Sexes, pt his house , N o. 21, •. Ln lYvr Charlottee.street Besiford.septare, where Letters for» :uwir and C o u n t r y are t o b e atitlrssett, and the necessary Ad - I " " 11 d Medicines will be givca or tot to any rat of the L ' To the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK. LAPIEs AND GENTLKsiSs, ' QINC,E last I had. the honour of addressing KY you, I hare taken the bite. ty, as I then annonneed, of canvassing the Promo letters at large as a Candidate for a Seat, on a Vacancy, among the Directors of yeti e Outten tont Cosi evros ; and hating, in the course of my Canvas, received such countenance and meow agement as to attend me the fairest. prospect of success, I' have determined toprocee4l to it Ballot as imamate an opportuoity'utiet s t niter the restriction consequeut upon my former S ervice shall expire, which will be in November nest.--As it is usu..i for Candidates to sole mn- the grounds of their pretensions to voile. Jarmo-, I may he allowed to state, That 1 hare spent the best part of my life its the seritiee of the Com pany, Leering been thirty y ears ac tively employed (twenty of thrill as a Captain) iii its Mari"- time Department ; and , should you deign to invitee, I ti you trill find I have always conducted myself as become a trtithfetl and diligent Seirvaitt, having, in the course of toy Services, beeit repeatedly Senior Offiuer of your Fleets, ant as such,. hemoured with the Thanks' of the Ciovernmeats in India tie well as the Supercargoes is China.-.-These circum stances (however gratifying to my Awn feelings) I would scarce venture to ofornile 'upon purview, but that they set ve to abew that I can he no stranger to the detail, as well as to the nature and importance of the fslaritime ated . t oositiercial Concerns .of the Company. Si nce my retirement front your Service, I have kept, myself wholly free from engaging its Business, and hare no stew, or indeed %risk, t.s engage in any . other than that to which I now aspire, in assisting in the tilatiagopent of your Affairs us emu of thy Directors of the Company. If by your 'kindness I suceeed, I ;neap! myseuf to devot e th e wh o l e o f sl y tim e , attention, turd best abilities, in promoting its prosperity aud•welfare. • I am, Ladies and Gentlemen, • Yourmost obedient hit able Servant, ('..'Alti.ES .TON pitocorr. N 0,62, Threadneedle•street, Als ii 11, IS i • I PERIA •TWINE. CLOTH, UY MAiIiSTY'S ttOYAULETIT.Itti Fur the various Purpoies of and SI TE ex' No. Cloth, 111C11 st.inds niirivAlleil for is cc~- nomy, itt durability and beoitty, is sold entire Casio, anti oy the single Neve, kart: India Watelluosys, CliE. , ll'sll)4, a n d at a ether House. Its conihicivenesi to the Ilealth of the %Venter ren ders it. of the tint CialSilitrititlil to ere!) , it pre venting the dangerous sudden checks of the perspiruttou, and newer imbtoiltA the damp .itutosphere. SALE BY AUCTION. - - WOODLANDS.—EIegant Fre e hold Residence, envieoned by Lawn s and Pleasure Grounds, with a Paddock eneircliag it 'of 12 Acres of Land, together with the eleaant and wall 'adapted Furniture anti Effects, near Lyndhurst, in lamp •shire.-4ly Messrs. 110111Ns, an the Premises, Woodland , Cottage, within two miles of Lyndhurst, on Thursday, the 2htli of April, at Twelve, by virtue of nn Execution from the Sheriff of Hants, and without any reserve; AN elegant unifiam FREEHOLD 'RESI- P.ENCE, finished with a view to the voMplete accom modation of a respectable family, called Wooaladd, together with the elegant Furniture, which h as hevii completed within 12 months, In the present fashion, and c-mpreliending evey thing requisite tar an elegant cottage villa; also a cellalybf hue old wines, upright grand. piensHorte, live and deed t4rol ing•stack, Lice.—This delightful residence was formerly the celebrated hunting villa of Captain Jervis, delightfully situ- • ate in the , centre of the lawns and grounds, tthlch arc laid Out with nincb taste, and surrounded .by scenery at the most its teresting and pictutestoe description; together with acres of nark meadow, entirely surrounding tins deliglithil retreat; new Stabling and coach-hottee have lately been added, and the attached offices are abundantly sufficient ; the residence is distant only two Milts from Lyndhurst, in thr most pleasant part of the Saw Forest, surrounded by good roads, in the cer tre of two packs of fox-heundir, and- in a MAO, ,select neigli bourhoodi distant seven miles from Southampton, and seven from Ramsey. Coutiguous is a Cottage, suited ton smell fa , wily, with garden,'padduck of three acres, and possessitin. Particulars may he had 14 days prier to the sale, the lid's! . cipla -Inns at Lyndhurst, Southampton, itionsey; at Mr.. Nuts, 92, ilernersitreet ; and ill Covvittiarden, where tt drawing of the estate may he seen. " Invalidigne patrunt refirant jejunia nati."—Vtaa. From the faint embrace Vnmanly sons,arise—a puny race! • I'ARRIA6E, Ishouid tic the foundation of sn- JL dal happiness. which is often disturbed, thtotrgli the !males 'hitt ,fitem the union not taking those piecititioni which would secure, them the enjoyment of that great lluute*- tic blessing. Amidst the melancholy variety of disorders under which human nature is,known to sutler, there are nine mare alarinittgor distressing than those which result front fashionable gaieties, early dissipation, or • solitary intempe rance. Messrs. CURRIE and Co.' beg to state that the sedulous attention of a practice exclusively directed twilie treatment and cure ,uf CI R VAIN cpNivLAINTs,, entitle them to the claim of superior acquirement. As regular Surgeons,. they offer a 'peen). arid permanent cure for every stag , ., of that dis order, which is contracted in en unguarded aliment, and which poimne the springs of life, and for every class of debi lity; which is the consequence of juvenile indiscretions, pre venting the maturity of manhood, entailing by anticipation. en its unhappy victim all the Lutirinities of old age—the body becoming enervated and emaciated—the cheeks yellow and bloodless—and the mind gloomy and dejected. For the result of 'their success ih this particular branch, they refer, to that' reputation, which,- they flatter themselves; they have ac quired, by thirty years' experience,. iu a much extended prac tice. In slight and recent cases of syphilictic complaints, a perfect cure is completed in the short period of two days; and in cases of strictures, pains in the bones, glees. seminal weaknesses, &c. &c. a proper perseverance in their plan of treatment insures to the patient an invigorated constitution. MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been disappointed in their EXPECTATIONS of a FAMILY, may be assured that, in most instances, such defects are gamble by medical skill ; and thodgli the removal of such impediments be an object of. doubt and uncertainty with others, yet the cure of such de fects, by the gradual progress of renovation, is the acquire ment of their experience. Messrs.CURRIE and CO. may he consulted by patients of either sex, with the greatest secrecy and honour, at' their house, No. ton, Hatton Garden. Patients in the conntry, stating their case, age, and general habit of living, &c. enclosing"' remittance for advice and medicine s , the same will be gym) or Jeat to any par; of the kingdom. 107 a Manta Uardo• • SIII3ITCTOI. nsrly in this Month-will be published, in 4to. ' "IkTAIMATiVE of the A OVEN? UItES and TRAVELS . In the INTERIOR of AFRICA, by RO liEltr I'vho was wrecked nit the %Vest ern Ceuta, in the Year 1410; MS detained three years in Slavery ainrinot the Arabs of the Great Desert, and resided •several Ai„,, t 1, 3 yt T. l nhaet,,... With a Map, kind copious Notes. Printed attiforiniy . with Park's Last Journey Anti Life. Worh.comprisci art interestinq picture of the suf. fet in.rs e f (Tristians who liner the inisfortune . to fall into the hands uftife Arobs—.7nrions Details of the Characters, Lives, iillil Haidts of the various Tellies of.the Desert—and the oily ;recount, tot the tet,tirtiot,): of all eye witness, of the present shete of that treat object of European research-r6the City of Tonsioictuo. • Printed fur Jahn Nlurtay, Albemarle -street. PUltr, WINKS OF 'SUPERIOR EXCELLENCE. cONDIELIGIAL HALL wiNtp; CONI- A. PANT totee the pleasitre to inform . their Customers and the Panlic 1:1 ceneral, that they have . now for Sale 10,0Un De« zi•ti of Port Winr, fir Flavour anJ true hiteelleisee of ()wilily is Clai;que, that price 545. per Dozen. This Wine is of l ie plr,tat Quality of Portugal Red Wine, from the Wood, emit is only inteinleil for keepitigto,proiltre such Wine as tie• ver call 1)0 O.FtCrtled. This Quality h43.tievcr before t,ieett of. feted, (I , :ppt by the C• o Hail tAnitpany,.and to pro:. vent tiny other Wine from being' introduced as this Article, the .Puhlle. are informed that every, Cork will be Follett With briiht Mat, a<otl the .words CONIMEItCIAf t 114 LL wiNE Ct)M.P 'INV," in' a Ci rc l e ,. w i t h " in the centre ut 'Vtir abotirWige inny br hgd , and a fill List of the Cow pitoy'g by application, at the Ctuunicrcinl .11rill - Wino coatpa,,y's ; ! h ares, in; ; 43 . ), Om , rd-street,. 60nd,nit nr of any of tarir 7 tVents in the Lotatry. tape .11anieira. Wines of the lititlt Qaality, iutp4rted at su. p e r amen, gptil tho New .Duty it 14t1 OLNUINE MF.DIC/NES.. NEW:IR:AY au:l SUNS, itti St. Paul's . Church-yard, inform the Pliblictliat the Prices of OA r with thy late Duties, are as follow; am! that the Number of their House is 45, the third from Ult.• iptidc. • s. d. x.d. Dr. James Powder '2 9 Dr. Steer ' s Opotl el doe 2 tk . . Anaketic Pak 4 g Oil .• 2 6 .—.....Antiltiliotts rills 4 9 Camomile Drops 1 9 Dr. Austin's Chid vbeste 4CO Essence of ColtsfoUt .. ti Datthy'sCarmintaire 1 9 Mt. Speuce's Dentifrice 4 0 Tonic Pills Lassrauve's Powdet 4 G Cotfee The Cephalictinn*.... I • 1$ itellaui . iontes...,- 4..4 Unless tut mune " P. Nl:Wilk:Mr be engraved lit the Stainpi, th.. above cannot be r , Dr. Hontscr's Pills : I t f Henry's Maguesht 2 9 Glases`Magnesia ......3 t Strong !Intl. of Walt 4 Eiseoce of.Gituter 2 9 Mullane! ditto Clirlteuhatu salts ... 2 9 Ingli Sot Pilli Allen's Gout - Remedy 20 Q Splisbury's ditto Greenough's Tinctures 2 9 'Giant's Cough ditto.. 1 It 'Nu Lozenges .. 1 Welch's .Pills Soothing Syrup 9 9 Dr. Solduder's Tea , Y 9 •„* Maple allowauce will be tuade upsm these and all other Medicities of repute for Eitportatiolk. , lIALDNEIS IN ,BARIS LIFE CERTAIN LY A VbAti SERIOUS 1 / I :FEVI'. _ vivo those who have sutl'eretl the loss nt their :is welt to those wito.would wish to pre.serse vo litoble au urn 'fluent, is recommended ti trial of 4 - JUDSON'S Ft 1311. E up, INt or CVLISPEit'S SPii;CIFIC K, In.ttle froin Matteseript ilecipri of the Ninon's- Flottinkt Culpeper, , unit lately introduced lty the,belehrtitell, Patti is r, Cruik shank .ued otherewinent PktY'sici mi., The 111711,1'. 1)l Vi hy, the Prtap OES Mid ktclrantoed by (WM 4r01,11% trstituunials as an in foi liable.ttegenerator of the Htiir ou Bald :Iloces, it never having piled some hotts;trids.of cease, used to to the threw ions, it promotes tht .growtli of Hatt. winitever place applied, either,to tbe Head, Eyebrow,., or' Whisky's; it is also a toast e'iligisitt Oil fur . dreitnitir the` ertdieotes itll scrof, toolies'it, if rite suts as silk, ,ind gives a stren,trh to the Curl that m krs it mkt damp or perspiration. For further elocidistimi the Header is referred to a.Dissertation on the Use, with testiinoniols Irani a number orrespeetahle individuals, who by its use recovered their Holy, alter bt , ing bold for years. This ettrions,PAniph let is given tgratis i ) wrapped round ' t oe' ) bottle, price I.ls. 6d. ;I nd ti ne Tr l , la, rid, Containing 'two and belly width ) ! liuitieoeilzlit of the smelt tmties. Sold by the Pi opri,t Agent,' No. 4:t, fierrord.strert„ Soho-square, London ; it) appointment, by Nie;si s. Got tie and Pierce, 07., Net Itood-street it Itntge,ll.s,'ClieapSiite; DAsis , in stud Sun, 6/1, Fleet-Orel:St and ny most rvrialueri a id tiair Dressers. Citutivti.--t)bierre the gensible is signed " lisdsan ntia the Libel, as their is a Ctstittirrfrit kintl. Tit Messrs. KOW LAND and S7)N, Prwrietoes of ow Ma closer Oil, Kirby-street, tlisittin-pirdetti London. ENTiA;AII4N,--11•-ing so folly convinced' of tier rllkaey ofyniir lAist4Thir Oil, ilia.' .1 cannot forbear cutigratul.tting you and the country upon so vala'sf+ir a disco ..very,and you are perfectly et linerty to intuits!' the (allowing facts few months limey my hair began to fall otf iu such q uan titi e s, that ii, a few watt 1 liveable nearly hultit awl be. jog $ young man, and extremely unwilling to wear a wig, I applied to Mr. Bird, Hair-dresser, of Daventry, for advice, who recommended to me the Macassar Oil, and I hare tune' the satisfaction of informirg you, that after having applied. two bottles of as. dd. each, the hair' begun to grow a* thick end as 'thing us ever. I have at this monientr as much hair On my ht.Ml AM 1 either wish for or reiptire. • I remain, Gentlemen, your very obliged terratit, Stavertuni Nortlis,Joly tt , 1315. E. COLLRGE. The inestlomble qualities of thi*oll, fur producing a luxu riant growth of hair nit the baldest places —strong and beau tifui curls--gloss Anti. pleasant perfUnte—Whiskors, Lye brows, dens.. are fully explained in ROWLAND'S TREATISE on the HAIR, which' it Inclosed with each genuine bottle. The outside la bel of each bottle is signed in red ink, " A.,ll,owland and. Suit," Prico as. 6d. 10*.fid. and 11. Is. per bottle. .Aitti, 'ROWLAND', E , SSENC.k. of TVRg, Which will immediately and effectuallytbange . lied or Grey Hair, Eye-brows, Whiskers, Are. to permanent Brown or Black, and so perniancnt that it cannot be removed by, wealt h,. bathing, perspiration, Zee. It is perfectly i nnocent , an d Ladies and thuttlemmt may dye their•hair with rue and se crecy. Price 4e. and 71. 6th. per bottle. The Proprietors warrant its efficacy in completely chanting the colour of the Hair. Sold try the sole Proprietors, as above, and by appointment) by Messrs. Hendries, Perfumers to her Majesty, Titehbortt street ; Mr. binvitlt, Perfunte.rto his Majesty, 117, Gattie sad Pearce, 57, D. Riggs, 35, Overton, 47, Turner, 74, New Bond-street ; Three and Co: ditto; Bayley and Blew i S. Berry . , 17, eklitilt9n, 15, (?reel'-street, Soho; Lowe, 830, Strand t Butler, 4,ll.igg ei 65, Gheapsidt, and 52, Park-street ; Burgess, 63, Hu ll ,arn-hiil; 4:td Barclay And Sous, 9s, Fleet Market, month was published the following Decree of dui Prince Regent : gr Ottonoc PRINCE ttEGEINT..-=J we hare found ourselits induced to take the resoraiion that our HanoVeiian subjects who have their Palm Peru nale itt our German States, shall not accept any elevation,: of rank front foreign Potentstei, stv, make this our resoliitimi here!iy known., that it may be dilly observed." His Excellency the Hanoverian Minister' of State, Count Hardenhurg; arrived Here yesterday from Frankfort. PETERSDU RGH: 11"Aactr 19.—The new Tatif , is approved by his Majesty hat' not yet pioldided There is no doubt, in spite of all the'reportsde.• signedly spread tO the contrary, that di s Tarif her comes immediately in torte, which entirely agrees with the order given 'to the Customs , to let th e exported goods•pasS und er th e old . Tat if, hut with respect to the imported, to wait for the new Tarif. It may be considered as authentic, that as:t , oon as the navigation is open, the followiog goods will be admitted lino all the ports of Russia., fine cloths (black excepted) upon paging a duty of 4 roubles per arschin. Raw sugars of every kind dr. per pond. Refined sugars of all kinds 15r. per panel. F ',unify, wine, anti porter, with a duty in icii er (tof,stated). Ail white cotton gdods, silk goods, ntuslins, cambric*, Tice , fttycncc, pad other goodi without ornament. Tin•plat es, (dien• b 1 k), the duty on which is not known. Silk. gooth and articles of ,luxury to be imported only into St. Petersburgh. The importatioi, of the following is psohibitti.l for EI years : —Li nen, some woollen goods, print ed and dyed cotton goods, buttons, runs, awl tom Other articles. The ►ilk goods nut here named to pay a duty sa in the lust IL wall be .foreseen that thi 'lit' if would TIM please same merchants u ho sre o‘vners ; butt rade in •geovral•prom ises. itself ea !MI6 'lid 14 t sfge ,. froloi it as agriculture, aod.those Malittfacturei4Lielt arc natural, nrual, and adapt..., ed to our country., The exthauge has been falling for some time, and just at the time when tho etheert.miniy iibuot the Tarit prevailed, athl tpwotly Ito oriiers woula be given, tither fur raw' ruitteriais or usanufacuittl , gootls.•• - Tbis,,eirenro. stance may affortl moodier - proof, that Only the stagoailoo of trade, onceripittty, mod distrust., and not the perniiision of importingi or time dcutintii for certain foreign artitites t depreciates the ex- change, [Th e kumbtirgh Currespundent contains the same in substance as the above, not Loentioning, however, the prohibitioni ; but it observes, that wh a t i s known of the contents is founded 9411'6. vote information. The, Exchange on flittnhutgh h:u) idticii 14 per cent. and that on London l pre •1i Emperor has given a Rossiao regimentof hussars to his brother-in-low the Prince of Orange. BRBILAW, AlAttell 27.---Ilia Highness Mince Blocher, whose liealtit is now Terfgood, has leti to pa Slifila time on his estates. BRRLIN, MARCH 21 .—The news of a friendly► meeting of three great Sovereigns in Bohemia seems to be confirmed, Our Monarch will eel.* Willy go to 'foeplitz next summer, as well as Princes liertlenburg and Blucher. COAL. MARKET, APRIL 10. :Ships at Market. Skips sold. Prit e. tS Newettitie ' ott. tit .164, 9a, st 7 Sunderlaall •••• 4 lA, od. to od. I Cinders ••••• • • ••• , • ~,, Sos. 04. to ....a.