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I rg A ~,a''-',-• vf.V:111.4. '''''.‘"-_,* •s t -- - , - - ..:4 ,r, .tc , .... --4 = --,t--,:,-4. - ; (111, :4,x, , : , • • cs ''' o \ \\,,,,,.. , 1 . ,pi•14 • • 4.4 !1' = - • re; 4 4 1 1,40* . .. • -- - --- ...-4 . - -, - • , e lll L . ... * • .4 !Cr NumAtit 7?89.] TH EAT I t ROYAL, '0 RI JUN -LANE. THIS PRESENT EVENING, May 10, 1816, their Majesties' Servants will perform, for the 2il Unit, ." new Tragedy, called BERTRAM ; OR, THE CAS'T'LE OF ST. A LUOBRAND With Seenerv,,Dresses, and Embellishments. The piineipal Chaiacters by Mr. Kean, Mr. Pope, Misi 11 0 9, and a Young Lady (being her 2d appearance on any titax t ). The Prologue to be spoken by Mr. Rae; the Epilogue by Ant Kelly.. After which, THREF, WEEKS AFTER MARRIAGE. To which will be added, ' THE COUNT OF ANJOU. To-morrow, Modern Autiques.—On Monday, The'Wood elan's lint. THEATRE ROYAL,,COVENT-GARDEN. Tms PRESENT-EVENING, .May 10, 1816, will be acted the Comedy of THE MERCI I ANT OF VENICE. BassAnio, Mr. C. Ken - ible; . Ananio, Mr. Egerton ; Shy-. Ina, Mr. Bibby (the Gentleman who so successfully per lartned Sir PertinaS Macsycoriltant); Launcelot, Mr. ListAt ; Portia, Mts. E , rerton; Nerissa, Miss S. Baoth ; Jessica, Miss Matthews. Atter which will he prodked, for the 4th. time, rin honour of the late joyful - oceasionlos New Musical Entertainment, in one act, Atte ROYAL NUPTIALS; or, The MASQUE of HYMEN. To which will be added, the Farce of LOVE A.LA MODE. . • Sir Archv M.te.4ircasm, Mr. Bibby. l'he.lealoo Wife ; with Cymon. • AN Octavo Edition of Alt. LAS 1' JOURNEY and LIFE, au of his forstier TRAVELS in the iNnotiott of AFRICA, will be published in t few days. The Volumes *ill be sold seperately, price -I2s. - Printed for John Murray, Albemarle-street. iIiNCOMMON .CH HAP TRAVELLING at 1116 SARACEN'S HEADINN,IN, Snow-Hill, London. Veen) LONDON to YORK; also LhEDS, only 'Two Guineas inside, and ainea oatside ; the' same in proportion to EDINI lh ll7llGll, and all Parts of the North. Front LON DON to WF,YMOUTH, One Guinea inside, and 15s. out side, with four inside: l —Coaches. the best Horses, stud keep good time. 'By W. B. MOUNTAIN and Co. ' The following Post Coaches, Mail Coaches, &c. set out boil the Saracen's Head Inn, Snow-Hill. ei ROOK nntI'COSLING's MA RLBOROUGH IL) ". Eli:gant Po.t Coach, through Hungerford, Newbury, Ileading Maidefihiari, sets out from the Saracen's Head, tinowaill, at Sevens/clock .in the Morning, gets to Marlbo rough by dimmer tithe; a comfovtable conveyance for Travel. lers on the Western Road: The UMPIRE, a New LIVERPOOL Light Coach enly one 44ight on the Road, carrying Four insides and Four Outsides, sets out every. Day at 'One o'clock, arrives at Liverpool stoat Aftermy n at Six t;'clock, through Dunstable, Woburn, Lath bury, Northampton, Welter s , Lutterworth , Hinekley,Athel stoner Lichfield, Stone, Rugely, Newcastle, Knatsford, War ahigton and Present. SOUTHAMPTON, Lymington ' Winchester, and Basing stoke. New Four Inside Conch at Eight o'clock in the Morn.• arrives at.the George Inn. Southampton, ,by Six o'clock. P llsms is.. &most delightfill Conveyance to the Isle of Wight, Jersey, Guernsey, Saint Maloes, Havre de Grace, Cher kurgh, &c. '1 he WATERLOO New Light Four Inside Coach to Leeds, Halifax, Bradford, and all Parts of the Northisets out at Two o'clock in the Afternoon, and arrives at the Golden Lion Inn, Leedi, next Evening at Six o'clock, through Stamford, Gran. them, Newark and Doticaster. This Coach is intended to ac.- eommodate the Towns, of Leeds, Halifax: Bradford and Vi einit.y: It will leave Leas at three o'clock in the Afternoon. Passengers may boneeniently wine to Leeds from those allaces altid be-in Louden early the next Evening. WRVN,IOIITH , mrellester, Ulassatord, s'.4lisitury, Andover, and itasingst ear,' new vast Com), every Afternoon, at 'Three s'Clock. 'The Wes month Packets to Guernsey..iersey, Cher. 'burgh, St: Maloei, Front Cherhurgts is a Inset delightful road to Paris. • • -• EXETER, Plymouth, Weymouth, Dorcheater, Falmouth, Dartmouth, imml Salisbury, New Post Coach, every Morning, ' tit half-past Six o'cloek, through Haulton, Axminster, 'Boa. Port, Blasulfard, Basingstoke, and Bagsbot. , • BOSTGN, Spalding, Fetes borough, Stilton and Hunting.. eon, new Royal Mail Coach, ants out every Evening to Spils by. lAuth . ;Griinsby; and Hull. BATH &1311.1510 b Plying Poast-Coaches, through Chip.. Peuhain, Calne, and Marlborough, every ikfternmsou m. arrive at Mr.. May's, the. Greyhound Inn, Bath, .and the London- Tavern, 'Thermos-street, and the Swan, Bristol, next Morn ing. —Coaches to Wells, Bridgewater, Taunton, Exeter, Ply- Issuut 11, &c. LEEDS new light Coach, called The Rockingham,. sets .nut livery Morning-at Eight o'clock carries Four, Insides only; end goes rensarkahly easy, with a Guard throughout. -Passers 'through Stamford, Newark, Retford, Doncaster, and Ferry lOridge, toahe Golden Lion, Leeds, next Morning. Notwith *Lindh* the uncommon Expedition of this Coach; it is al lower( to be time Most agreeable and complete Puhlie Cosi veyance int.the North Road', .bang unequalled in Accommo dation by anyp, other. . • . GLASGOW Longtown, Gretna-green, 'Annan, Tlanmfries, truwelmilit Thornhill, Saminhat-Kiln; Canmocl4 Kingswell, and.all parts of Scotland, a•Post Coach jDaily). Maas .ctribei , rough, .Whithy, Shieldi, Sunderland, New castle, and gdinbirrgli, New Coach, performed with a Guard ihrougheot, sets out every Morning at• half-past Nix o'clock, by way of Newark, It et ford, Tadeaster, Darlington, Noctlialleruni,. Dui itasu, A% ,i pet h, and Berwick. Passen. gers folding aluaniels'es from the length of the omtetmey, may rest what time they please, and then Proceed Sit witiront auy edditional Fare. - • • Zittp(MNOlvni asid.Walsal new Post-Coach, evety Eve. CA ,LISLE, Whitehaven, Post-ascli, goes with Foto. Horses, and alluard all the way. „Passes through Drotkgis,.' Appleby; .Greatairridge; Richmond, Catterick, Tiorougiihridge, Wetherhy, - Aberford,ppricaster, and Gran thamu. S;ets out every Morning, and perfermes the journey with the gm•eateat facility. Passengers detained on the Read by businese or pleasure,- have the peculiar advantage of their Items twirls secured in the next Coach. KENIYAL; LammCaster. Presto's ' Kirby-Lansdale, I3olion ' Morley; Os insisirk, and Garstang Post-Coaches, every After noon at, FiVe o'clook. Guarded. , LIVERPOOL, Warriugtort, Knutsfunl, Stone, and Litch ield, Post Coach, called The Expedition, every Evening at 4 , ite o'clock, to the Saracen's-Head Inn , Dale-street, Liver ',pool. Guarded throughout. -"kIiAIti.EFIELD Post-Coach, every Morning, at half past SIX o'clock.; CI-11•:S fElt, Newport, Whitchurch-; Tarporley, Nantwich, I\tirthaiels, and Miodlewich, Pot-Coach, every Ereniug, Vive i'TN*DERLAND, Stockton, and Yarm, new Loath-every /tl, l fa the George Inn, Sunderland. M .17. , :ctiESTEit4 COLlghitukr, Neweaatle, Waists), lttd- Widierhampton,Post-CoaChvevery sltiernoun. Guarded. SI I REWSBURY, We I I higton 41,nd Post-Coach, every. Evening at.Fiee o'clock, Guarded. SHEFIaI.P.,4.;O and Rotherham Post-Coach, called the RUC k singhirtit every ?doming, •ISIKM AM Mercury Pent Coac h, with a Guard, sets out every Afterniron, an d, reaches Birmingham next day at 1 • 404 . - be Oeformi, Euston and Shipstone, to the haracen's . linitd, hulko rent, Ilirmiughani. HITLL, M ery .orning a . S Nottlurtec 1-lowelen, 'thorn, and Doricaster,.Post. h• lf Six ec 10t:143u the Cross ~ , eval • Alarket-place, MAL Rams 'DOrt , At, • D ea l, M arga t e , Sandwich, ga t e buf.Yr eCent er Feretshatu, Chatham, Rochester, and Stroud now Post 'caches, MOrning, Noon, and Nigh t. tiFiturrohn; Hesidessloss, and Chestmunt Coach,* -*very writing , . , . . . TOTTENiI A d Edmonton Coach ;' Day, at : Half-past Half-past Two, ,Hall-past Four, and Half - p a a t Seven m Lia.„ .. OI . .,:NTAIN a ' nil Go. respectfully aequaiot-; titeit rt *" ig and thou Puhlie, 'that they will nut be account. 'Om for any Wviting, Parcels, or Luggage, &c. of more than Po t ints Valet, iilOst, stolen, or danniged, tiniest 'entered ' yrs anehand.paid for accoraitlei, at tits Saracens s Hall Inn, 4 ' 6l°W. Lowlou, FRIDAY, MAY" 10, 1816, fIORNSBY and Co.,Stock:-hrokers,2(l, Corn. hill, respectfully acquaint the Public that the lAr- TititY begins Drawing. NEXt TUEiDAY.. All Tickets drawn the First Day art sure to bt Prizes.-41ORNSBY Anti Co. prcseut another BONUS of 200 TiCkets to lie equally di vided among' those Who buy- before'the Wheel goes 1111411fi The First Prize above 6001. , is sure to-be - 6,0001., and may be 56,0001. The Scheme' coulaius TWO of• t,40,0001'.,' besides Fifty other CaPitals•,•and only t 4,000 Tickets. Att Orders are executed with 'fidelity and dispatch.' • • - . _ NEXT TUESDAY THE DRAWING BEGINS. TWO PRIZES of L.30,0f)0, and, Fifty other CAPITALS., Every Ticket drawn that Day must i Prize ! The First-drawn above L:500 must be L:6,000,' and may be • L45;000. FITIO the Advantaa6 to be derived by an innne— IL diate Purchase, T. BISH, Contraptoy for the present Lottery, particularly calls the attention of the Public. The Holder of every Ticket and Share purchased hefortTdES 'DAY NEXT, will 4e,eini . tlo to a proportion of all the Prizes which May belomg,to the BONUS of 20) Tickets; and those 'mho. made a Purchase before the 27th April. and may do so amain bet re Tuesday, will. have the advantage of. sharing in 'all the Prizes that may fall to :100 Tickets !—Not any Pdatiks 'the First Day, and the First-drawn above 5001, must be 6,0001. and may be 35,0001, Tickets and Shares are selling at the Contractor's OifiCce, 4, Cornhill, and 9, Charifig-cross, Lbndun. SMILEDSONGS BY THOMAS AMORE, ESQ.. N Thursday next, May 1 Gth,will he publish 'lllP eel, the rtit-e.r NUMBC: of a SERIES of sAcnEA soNGs,DrE,TTs, and Tidos; the Words - by THOMAS ' MOORE, Esq. t the composed and selected by S:r John StvvOson and air. 34(wro.—Lohtion: rubli.bed by J. P aver, S-1; Strand. Price 11. Is. . This D4y was published, is avo. price 44. 6J, CHRIS T A BEL, &c. By S. T. COLE= RIDGE.. " 'flat wild anti singularly original and heitutiful Poem." _ -Lotto- BYILON. Printed for John Murray, 4illestariestreet, This Da}' were published, Nice 245. Vols. 1 and 2, of ECTUR 1,5 on the PHILOSQPHY of NIO. 41 DER N HISTORY, delivered in the University of Dub lin, by GEORGE MILLER, D.D. M.R.I.A. 'Rector of Der ryvoylan, sod late Fellow of Trinity College, Dublin, and Lecuirer on Modern History. Printed for 4ohn Murray, Albemarle-street.. This Day was published, in 3 vols. 19.rn0. price 'IL 4t. boards, Uli ANTIQUARY ; a Novel, by the Author Or" Waverlty and Guy Manucring." • Printed for Longman, Hurst,"Rees, Orme, and Drown, Paternoster-row ; and A. Constabl , and Co: Edinburgh. Of whom tnay he had, Warerley; or, "Pis Sixty Years since, :I rola. 11. is. (in 7 Nintineriui;; or, the Astrologer, 9 vols. 11. Is. STEAM BOATS. , This Mo. rig publAhr , t, ht R. Ackerrunon's. tot, Strand, and to he hal of nit the Booli•ieilers in the United Kineoint," • t itiostratt4 bf seventeen Eagravitigsoriev, in extra bthirat, Ili. A PRACTICAL TREATISE on PROPEL LINO VESSELS by sTgAm. By ROBERTSON - BUCHANAN, Civil Engineer, Author,of practical Esiitys ou - and .qt he Isisehitier,y," . 4 Treatises au Heating and Drying bySteara;" &c. 'ate: Thii Day ‘.:411 puifrliched, In One Volume, 'aro. with Engrayliles, pricelas.• boards, 1111 E HIS'CORY of.tite, as it 114 subsisted in France, Italy, Spain, Portugal, Ve nice, siellY sardina, Nlilao, Poland, Flanders, &c. : 'with a paitaular thieription . of its Secret Prisons Antics of Torture, Stylc Accusation, Trial, tee.' abridged' from' the ciaborat , t 'q.ork of LIIIIIOItCH, Professor of Di vinity at Amsterdam, Introdnced by an Historical survey of the Christistt Chore!), and illtiAratctl'hy txtracts from va rious Writers, and OriOnal NlanoscriOt,•interesting pat ticn late of Kriniii who bare sulfured the terrors of that.dark and sanguinary Tribunal; anti Political' Itetlerlions on its revival in Spain by the Decree of Ferdinand VII. leoutioni tninted for W. Sitapltta and Sta- Cutter's..court, Ludgate-street.,. • . SECOND EDITION. This Day was puldislied,• price as. bound, A GRAMMAR of the LATIN TONGUE, For the I.7se of Schools. -gy 42-JONES, Amthor of the 14.4 Grant , mir. Printed for J. Mawomn, 59,I.tulgate-street. While Mr. Jones instructs the Tyro .in the..rufrs of the Latin Tongues. he txplaini. the principles on which they are formed.. and at evert step relleTrs the usual dryness of 'grato ruatical instruction by the 10losophiral manner iii which he treats the, stikicct, His claim to .Novelty is not unfounded,, and the labour which he has employed, in order to abrid 2 4, he ni toil, and -sonth tht , path of the t easer, Ought not t he ;sassed over. without some • arkanwledpuent,": &e. & c .— Monthly itariew for May, IPA.- Of J. - Mawman may also be had, by the same Authat,'A La-. tin and English'VoCalinlarY, 'Mu , . ss. bound. L • This Day way iitddithed, • Elegmitly priatud in 4 vulg. Sy°. (being' the Third Edition) illwurttted with a of Italy, Terk:enitriired Churches, and riftit'X., take in,bnarih, CLASSIVAL T.O.Utt TIIROUGH. -• ITALY, • • 7 live est Italia tills sacra, gentes ejuc, bare opnida po puluruut.—,Pliis Nat. ii.t. ft I. 'ail. By the Iteif..ltiflN CHETtcpiIEI 7 ,T.LSTAC.E. • . Third yAitithl, icvk t .o,4l,a ectl tried. this New . gditiotf.the Publisher ha". endeavoured, by the addition tan large, *emirate, and . finely- engraved Map of Italy,. and by particular atteution.to the Paper and Type, to tin justice to a Work which the, Public has received with such -attenuation partiality. The \lap, two Plates. with the additional matter contained in thisl;dition, may be had by the purchasers of the first one, price 'a.. The Map of Tvily, separately, by Zianoni, prit.e 54. ,•.' Printed fur J. .11,1Willitt), Nu. Ll 9, 4 1 4 atiglite-stivet, London. _ Ot whom, nraf be Ltd, The übore 'Work, in '2 V{ils. - 4 1- o..price ;)1. ill. in hoards. Air), Mr. h:usiace'v Letter from 'P.tris to George Petro, 'renth gditiotti Sy'n. 1 ' patruin re.ttratit jejuuilt Oti t "--Vifte. FiNtit the faint embrace - • Unmanly sons triiie—a punk race • AR RIAGE itimititl he the foultdaticrn of so cid happiness, which is often disturbed, thimigh the 1%1 • parties that form the union pat taking, those ,nireautions which wield secure them the.enjoyment of that great.. /lonics- . tic blessing. Amidst the melancholy variety of disorders under which hornet, nature is ko.,svii to s4ller,ihere are none hoar alarming or distressing than those winch result front f a shionable gaieties,- early dissipation, or solitary intempe rance. .14e...u5. CURRIE and Co. , lrig to state that the sedulous attention of a prattice exclusively directed, to the treatment and cure of CER TAIN - CONtIif:MNTS, entitle them to the claim of 4uptcior acquirement. As regular. Surgeons, they offer a speedy and ticrinattei:t core fur every stage of that ins order, w hi c h is e o ot r a c tcd n :in unguarded unguent; and Which pni-ons the spring's of itrc, and fur every class of debi lity, .which is the emits:Koonce-of jureitilo indiscretions, pre y:m:ll)g the maturity of. entailing' by anticipation, nn its unhappy victim ell:theintirmities of old age—the body becoming enervated and emaciated—the, eureka yellow and bl oo dless —and the mind gloomy and dejected. For the result of their soccest in this ,particillar branch, they Refer to trout reeutotion, whicb, they flatter themselves, they have ac quired, by thirty years' exiostience, in a much extended prac tice. In alight awl 4aceitt ,eases of syphilictie coMplaints, it - perfect cars is completed in the short period of twu days; and ua c ases of- strictures, pains in the bones, gleeti, seminal Weals neSses,"&e- &c. a proper perseverance in . their 'plan of treatment, iitstrefs to ttit potientan Itivigorated:cOnstitution. MARIttE.I) WONII'N, who have lung been:disappointed in their EXPECTATIONS of ei FztAtILY, maybe assured that, in most instanees, such eteteas are curable by' Medical skill ; and though the-removal of such itopvtliments bas ao object of doubt and uncertainty with others,, yet the cure of such de h) the gradual progress of retweAtion, is the acquire ment of their experience. Metals. C.1,111.1t1.F. and CO.- may be consulted by patients of e ith er s e x, with tie. greatest secrecy and honour, at their house, No. 107, 1 - lattorc Garden., Patients in the country, - ' stating their ease,'age, and general, tiltbit of tiring, 4 4 :.e. en clo s ing a remittance for 'adeice , antl- medicines, the same , rtriii hegiven ar sent f to ally part of the 'gingiva)" uti, !Actium tiatdow, - ANOTHER BONUS Of Two Hundred Whole Tickets; the Prizes arising from which will he derided according to their due proportions, • among the Holders of all Tickets and Shares bought be, tween•l7th of April and the First Day of Drawing, . TUESDAY, 14th of MAY; And on that Day every Ticket drawn will he i! G 1111313, cotivinted by the daily hiel•ensing . demand for Tickets and Shares, that the Politic arc fully aware of the AdVantage to he den seal front an early Purchase in the present Lottery, deems it quite unnecessary' to dwell further on the merits of the Scheme, than to remind them of its.containin: TWO L.:30,000 Prizes, and Fifty other Capitals; and at the same time rrspeet +ldly solicits the Com mands of Adventurers at either of his °Elites, 9, COKNHILto or 17, LUDGATE-STlllitT; Where he trusts Fortune will continue to dispense her Fa vours as liberally as she has hitherto done, among those who favour him with a preference, The.following Cajtitali havingbeen soldl4 V in the last Year, viz. . • The Two last Pt izes of b.:30,*00 ever drawn : 3,1569 a Prize 0f.... L. 30,000, Prize of. L.80,0n0 GOO x Prize 0f....L.20,00n 2,502" a I , 6:se 0f.... L. 10,000 tcm. &C. ***. All Bnsitiess in the Funds faithfully exe.cutell by 0. WEBB, Stock-broker. EtCECIENT .No.lo, SKINNEIt 7 NTRgitT, `NOW-lIILL, and ,340, OX VORLI-,ST.ItEET., • . " • COMMEkCiAL 1141:41., WtNg COM PANY have the Tilea4ere to iotorm the Public,_ that at their Concerns atialnive, and by Order to any of their ,1 gents in the Country t may still he hall the genuine l'urt Wines of that favourite VintaKs,-181i. The first Quality, 'which is of the 'First lmoortation, the Second lmp4irtation, 443. per DOZe4I. Fine Stout New Ports, 1001. per Vipe. saperien Cape .tadeira's, of high Flavour , stout Quality, 84s. per Doien. Sitigtildrlydelicate soft - flavoured Cape Vitt tie Grave, .in French %Allot, 4is. per Dozen. A small Quantity of Genuine Old Pontac, Seventeen Years in flat de,.- 465. per Dozen; with the - fineat Old Wirtz Ports, Ma deltas, Sherryi,'Teneriffe, Malmsey's, AloscWs„ anti Cham-•. pagne*, that can be produced fur Sale, all at-their usual low prices. . 'N.B. A small Quantity of most particularly High-flavoured Hock, 40 Years. obi... HIS SERENE HIGHNESS PRINCE LEOPOLD OF SAXE • ' COBURG SAALFELD. CUST ptibliElleil at 'lt. ACKERIIANN's, 101, , Strand, the only authentic PORTRAIT of his SERENE HIGHNESS, from a Picture by A. E..Chalon ' R.A. which bag received the unbounded approbation of the Royal Family for its extraordinary pkeness, price ss. Proofs, on India pa" 111*, LOS, Gd. A Whole-length Etigravuig, froo, tbs. sante Picture, is in great forwardness, ;old will.be re:idy in June; to be delivered in the exact order as sub,crihed tor, and to be . paid for on delteery. Piints tl. Is. each t Proofs . vi, gs.— Subscribers' Nantes received us above, and by all the Book and Print-sellers in the United Kingdom. • . • . whmi will .41.1 . 5 p he publ i sh e d ; to the course of this Month, elegantly printed in crown gVO. etuhellisheAl with Portraits. An HISTORICAL ACCOTINT, with THOGRAPIIICAL ANEcnoms, of the ii.,LUSTIttOLYS'.IIOCAE of SAN..( I - NY exhibiting the Desient of his Serene flighuest PRINCE LEOPOLD of SAXL C;01.3117t(.i , 5A.A. I. U. DR. COOPER'S MEDICAL BOARD, utIARLOTTE- HOUSE, 11LICKFILIARS-ItOAU. The salutary effeatof this ItisTITUTION is irkanifest" from thr fallowing very .E.'straoriliiiary Cure " London to wit. - " OLIN 3ALKSON, f t he I. l ' Southwark, 13ro6er, tniketlt oath and saint, that in the, year 1814, be was afflicted WWI a tlangcrons nisorder , and wits nearly seventeen months nutlet Vie care of fieveral respectable Surgeons, witiniut obtantinq any rchef. The disease vapidly increasing, life being in danger, lte.wasi e commended to Dr. Coopey's Medical Board, Charlotte }louse, Illackfriars' Road, Whyte the progress of di-ease was imate diately stopod, and !Ite was soon testoreri to perfect health, which, by the blessing of God, he stilt enjoys, .hereby Glaring, that in stating these facts, -bJ is toditenced by no r other motive than agrateful return for sa miraculous a cure, and the duty he owes to his fellow creatures. (Signed) of JOHN JACKSON. Witnesses present, "F. M. Lawrence, 25, Blackman-street, Borough. " Thomas Johnson, 6, .Charlotte-street, Blsekfriars'Road. '' Thomas Darby. . St. - whey, -olley, Cortthill. " sworn at th ' e Mansion-house, this 9th day-of March, 1616, bef m NI e, (Si(Sgned) " AT'rH.EW WOOD, Mayor." It is a well-known fact, that thousands fall victims to dis -ease by ,consulting illiterate men: this induced Dr. Cooper, and three Surgeons of thirty years experience (Members of the Ro at College of Surgeons in London and . &lint:4l7,h, as appears by the List of trtiti), to establish a Medical Board at Charlotte-gese, Great Charlotte-street, opposite the Bev.. Rowland Hill's Chapel, Ilhieldrirtrs-road, London; and two' ! eminent Diplornatique Physicians have - Mae beet' added to' Beard. • The Medical Board claims the attention of those who have been improperly treated, and. particularly those afflicted with Strictures, Fistulas, Cancers, Scroplitilas •Nervons Dis eases, arising from warm clinaatesi Juvenile ' clndiscretions,: and Eroptiuns on the head, face, and ,bedy,.sore eye., cerated throat, month, and nose, noise in the ears, deafness, dimness of sight, pains in the head and limbs, fretpisittlf mistaken for rhetituatians, Weakness.lu the - knees, nodes, on tbe, shin bones, swelled aueles,, , &e. are symptoms which.ap pears fears after, and too often destroy domestic. happiness. :Alessis. Cooper and Cu. are consulted daily by ;Lit ranks of people, front Twelve tilt tight ; or by letter, enclosing a 'fee (fat no others ate answered) stating their case, when Medi. tine 'and Advice are scut to all parts of the Kingdom, The • Piles.and Fistulas cured without' burning or cutting; and ' AdViCd gratis.an Tuesday, Thursday, and Sunday • Mornings,' till Twelve o!Clocit. A side door and private roams fur Females. N. fl. Dr. Cooper ; pant ( mires in Establisment for the 'at.' enmentidation of Fefnales whose situation requires retirement duringthele Aceomeheinent, apd Medical Cientlemert who at; tend with their Patients aro present at the cunsultation. rPnten srgrit4Pr,wc.t. IMPORTANT PATEaS (T; be continactl rerulai•,'y.) TIt4ASIJAY Copy of. the TREASURY MINUTE, dated bth April, 1816 requesting• Lurd BINSiNG, 11.1 ; 11F.R, ,ind Mr. SpilL6l:ll BotiRNE, to - examine into the Ottlees'of tlovernment.. The Earl of Liverponl, and .Chaneellor of the ExChequer, recommend to, the I.lnard, that, with a'vicw of enabling his Majesty's tioyernment to form an opinion in regard to the reductions Niiic may be practic .ble ! die several Orfies and CiOt 124partitents' of the King - dotti, which have- Oven. created 'since the commencement of the war is the year 1793 ; that a Commission or Ct . /611114Na should be appointed to inqi,ne p l o ure , extent, and Course of the business of the said Offices and Departments, and th it they should're port to this 13oatil upon, those Offices, and partiLii larly; whether they . co since any of them as no lmtgur tieessary, , or vvlietbei the dtt!le nt4lV per formed by them could, witin,oit ineonvenittnee.to the public service, he trAnsferred to any oti:ec Offices or Departmenti, or what reduct ii,ak be made in the establishment of such Oft !es or Departments, without prejudice t the ho iue~~ they are expected topertorm; and they reci i itt.. mend to theßOard, that Lord binui , ,g, der, and Mr.:Sturges - Bourne, sbouhl be nou~in~,t ed as Members of the Cointnisiion or Committee to undertake this investigation. My Loti entirely concur wait the Earl of Li, verpool and the Chancellor of the ExChequer uPOit this imptlrtint st4bject, and are pleased to direCt letters :to, be written to eaLh of those .ieptieuten,,, requesting they will undertake this iuduit y ; null acquainting shed, that it they will r.,:ninntileate tai this Board, front time to time, the limno4 tat the Departments or. Offices from be destroui of receiving hiforniation, my .L_los ‘N ill give direction that 'every facility may be lilt forded to theii. itt4estation. • (Sit tkett) c. AnnUTunpr. COPY OF TREASURY MINUTE, DATED FEB. ` t a, 1816 4 • My Lords are of opinion, t.,at towards nial.ing Wood the Deficiency- of :tire Civil. List on the stlt of January last, the 3 perexiit, Stock'now stand int in the names of A lt. Harrison and Mr. Litch field, and which was traiisfer.eil to them as trus tees for the Crown in virtue of a sign manual warrant of 24th • Augtist, 1815, the same laiing been decreed to his Majesty in right of his Crown, as the itintispOsed . residue of ------ TrOutb,ick, Esq. deceased, who died .Without heirs, should be sold, and the proceeds of such sale paid into the Exchequer, to the account of his Majesty's Civil, List Rummies. My Louis are alto of opinion, that it is right and proper that out of the Bruits of the• Crown such a•suM should tie paid into the 'Exchequer to 'the account of his Majesty's Civil List Rey - canes, us, together with tile sum to arise thy: sale of . the 6tocli betOie meotiontd, be 'lndy sufficient to discharge the amount of the deficieucy of the Civil List to .L':tlt January 105 t..• The E,arl of Liverpool and, the Chancellor of the Exchequer 'having also repr, , sented to the Board, that his Royal Highness the Trilice gent has made considerable, additions to hi l resi., deuce at Brighton, his prii-ate property, both by additional buildings and by a pot, base •Of ktid to annex thereto,: they are of . opinion, that it is just arid reasonable that an aid shou,d he afforded °t w o !' the said Droits,• to tne pri y l oirse of his . ROyal Highness the Prinee Regent, towards the , • discharge of the expellee incurred 1)} , his 'Royal' Highness in makibg these additions to his refld enee at Brigillo9, his private property ; 1110 t',ey . are therefore pleased to direct a warrant to be prepared 'and submitted O his Royal lli;hrieSa the Prince Regent, for issuing to the Rigilt - Hon. J. MfMalion, the keeper of his privy-purse, the sum of 20,0001„ on, this account. Theli'.erl of Liverpool aiid the Chancellor of the ' Exchequer having alio represented to the Board,:. that an expellee has been ilicurred in providing fro-name for the -additional buildings at Brightok; and it appeavog to my Lordw, that it could ri ot have heewin einitemplation'tbat the extraordi. nary expence of furnishing these additional build ings.beloogingto the resideneeof his Royal High oess 'the Prince Regent BligiantliS Ili. prh'ate property, should he a charge opal, the Civil• List ; they are of opinion, that a suns nut exceeding 500001. should he appropriated out .of Droll's, to . discharge these . expenCes: but, as this fiirniture,' thOugh not provided through the department of the Lord Chamberlain, must be considered as he . longing to the 'Crown, they are of opinion that the account Uf the eiepencei actually incurred should be stibmitted to the examination and controut of stone perlou or persons to,be appointed by this and that no bill should be paid which should not be deenied by such person or persons to be jist and reasonable ; and that the person or persons to Ipe appointed to this ,serviCe 6110tIld make out an accurate list , or- inventory of the whole of the fUrniture So' provided, or of any other furniture not paid for out of the same'private.fuods as the buildings, in order that the same may he lodged in ,the,odiceof qte Lord Chamberlain, and that the furniture 'may be taken under the Care of that departnient, - as furniture belonging to the Crown. .—Prepare warrants accordingly. • , (Signed) C. ARBUTIINOT. ,TreasuiyCimulinrs, May a, 1516. FORGED NOTES. This Nominal Velnc of the Forted Notes presented for P;ty went at the Bank ; and xenti;r4i:-- , In the Year 1812 eso set Ditto IEI3 20,8118 D;ttu 181,1 ge,ls4 I.lltto 1815 Di r ttu to the 27th (El 6 ',SCES 4,102,4110 {'Lis Day w.c; published, 4 vols. 12mo. 4 205. boarcli, tiedicAted by peratiss...n. to the Right Hon. Lady Comberntere, OWEN 'CASTLE`; or, Which is the Heroine ? A Novel. By MARS ANN SULLIVAN, Late of die:lle:Ares Noi' ' vdch Liverpool, Binning-, bon, Nlatichester, &c. London :1 1 tinted for W. Simpkin and It. Marshall, Sta tioners'..court, Ludgiste-Atrect. Forritude, or Eqbentia, by 8.. toy . lor, Esq. 3 lois. 12tru. lOs. hoards.