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filz...\•k, I. , 4 •0 . --'''.----'- • ' ..,f,„-__. ...., i .. : v Nfir k c , 141 ~. A.., 7 -: O f' try , . ,„. i i .- .. :_, ...,.. t.„....... ' _ A ..,- ri g ~N 4,,,,,„ ~ig„,'.4p -7 - — chums 0 6 , pa tov ~; - • NUN ER 7254.1 TUESDAY - 2 JANUARY . 9,181 d. Enttcz sEVExpraces. 11;01TERLES RESTOR.ED . TO THEIR FORMER STATE. • Nor TNO WANKS TO A PRIZE, • AND NO FIXED PRIZE WHATEVER! ErroN,,Stock-broker, 2, Cornhil I, ar4 18, Coventry-street, congrafulttes big numerous Friends ow, the, New, „Year' ; :Lottery Scheme, co-Otani* the.al.ove truly de,irable Features, hi 'Addition . to TWo'Grand Prizes of t,;,000 to be lipid in Gold ; Twoof L4%030, Two of &c.,80.1. to begin, on St: Valentine's- Day, 14th of Fehritary. TICKETS and SHARES, in agrrat variety of Numbers, are On 'Sale • a% itlitive,Arlivre till liiis;ness . lti the Public Funds is transacted Aitli the utmost fidelity. , MEDICO-CITIIWROICAL TRANSACTION 54, Vol. VI. Thi s D a y w ag published, inisro.Volunie VI. (with i'lat el, florae of which arc colonted), price 11. is. in boards, of rltiAxcus OF HOLLAND. THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. • • HIS PRESEN'r EVENING, Jan. 9, IF;16, the tr Malesti.e.' Servants will perform (lath tintej a Play altered (coal Reaumontand Fletcher, called VHF. MERCHANT OF BRILIVES; The principal Characters by Mr. Kean, }tae, Mr. Raymond, Mr. s. Penlev Munden, .Ntr. the, 'berry, Mr. Harley, M. Powell, Mr ' . Smith, Mr. Penlev, Mr. Pyne, Mr. J. Smith, Miss L. Kelly, Mrs. Horn, Mr: atrid. • To which v(ill be added (130 time) an entirely New Ctnio Pantomime, called HARLEQUIN' AND FANCY; OK, THE POET'S LAST- The following is i 1 more ample account than wi were nbie to give yesterday of the Biniget .o4 ,, presented by Mr. Si* Van Oterleek, ;Minister 6tr Fit - mice, to the , Sceoud Chamber of the States. General on the_29tii of December lest. The amount of the expenditure for 1816 he es. titnated as folloivs ^ 600,000 florins HiXlr boitege.--(nences of the t hatolwr,, Air EDI I'RANSAC JL noNs, pubtisbcd, by the Medical and Chir .re - ,Fcat . ociity of • • -‘ • • • Priutcd for Langinan, Rees, bittfit i . and Brown, rate:ll6 , oer- roW, Of *how inafbe had, Vulumes 1 to 5, price 41.23: boards. . • !iIiILI.ING. Principal • Rhetorical - and . Artscal Chat acters : , --Distressed Istort, Mr, Harley ; Whim, Mr. Minton ; Ghost of a shilling, Isfr. (woke; Fancy, by a Young 144. Pacitornime Characters :--thirlequiti; Mr. Barnes; "Loreil, Mr. Ehsworth ; Pantaloon,. - May ; Clown, Signor Paulo ; Intninne. Miss Tree; NVaterli;o -Orphan,. with a Military Boxes, 75.; Second Price, 3s. 6d.--Pit, - 3s 63.) Se'enul Price, 2e:—Lower Gallery, ts.;. Second Price, Is:4-40:r Vallery, Is.; - Second Price, tid. ,; • • The New Pantomime will he acted every 'T,-morrow, The 'Rosy 80r1y.....00 Thursday, The Met hint of lirnges ; or,.Begwars';• Bitsh.—Chi Ffiday, z New, Way to Tay Old Monday, King Iticharkthe • THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. • r,IIIIIS PitEtiENT EVENING Jan. 18113, ..a. will bl iturfortutd the Phi) , of TH STRANGER. The Stranger, Mr. Yoe ; Count Wintersep, Mr. limner tort Barns Steinfort, Mr. I;4rr)tuttre ; Tobias, Mr. Murray; Ttaticis. 'Mr. F,rt.l; salost)imt, Jli.. Emery; Mrs. 1-1 u. , 141 , . O'Neitt; , (:•)unt.4.is Wirilosen, Mrs. Faucit ; Affilettt , , ; Ctiarlitne, :11 is. Gibbs. • - To which will he added (for tfii, 13th tune) a new IGraiicPPan . • tointine, called • . - ' 1131(1.1:QUIN ANI) FOtt•I'llN10; Ott,'SHING-MOO AM) • '`-ION • , P! ilea! equin), Coninoff• (a cangli: tartar, - afterwattls Harl equin), )Mr. na, jun. ; ."rongl tick (Ent verorof C itina, after 'ords Yasitaloon,, AI c. Normau; Manellikow• (a very gifted Eater, I)yintier, afterwards Clown),•Mr. Grimaldi; Chitagum tot little-fLoted•Chinesc Eniiires , , with a hotly, atterWards (lowny43rili), Master J. Grialaith ; (the Chinese VoMhling• Deity of War and Thinitlcr), Master Ghavoito (chaiigeil to Fortimio, afterwards ColutoltineA Mrs. Parkt r; (Princess tit (Alicia), Miss • Bradwell, ; Siting-Mao (the Peen;eful Fairy), Miss Worgattn. Pliers for the 'll7;xe, to oe of Mr. Brandon, at .the tiart-Street, from le-ti till Filar. Neyoint Price :3s, pd.—.. Pit Ss. GI; Second Price 4s:; Second Price I s...4.7piter Gallery Is.; Second Price tid• ... • , The Doors will lie opened at Half-past Tire, and the Play begin• at [half-past six. Miss-O'Neill will perform on Thursday, Mrs. Beverley ; on Saturday, Monimia ; and on Monday, .Juliet. The New Pai . ;tOokline of Harlequin arid Fertudio will he rrneated every Evening. _ ••• • To.morrow, Smiles and Tears ; or, The Widow's Strata gr:in,-01; Thursday, •Thr .o.noester.—On , Friday,. Croon with The Ma4rie ' or the Maid,' and the New 0 tiSitt rday,:4ll r(Srpkan.— . - 1 )r , Monday, Route and Julit t. On Tuesday will he revieed (no , . acted these 50 years) Sliak speare's Play of The hater Ylitlit's••Dreaah• with ' cl l.: new'Scenery, Machinery, Dresses, and Decorations. 3.3s.PER. DOZ, WHI' SPANISH WINE. , -E43. PEI!. DOZ. THE FINEST CAVE MAInIIIA, OW A FLTiA.EIt FLAVOITIL AND SIOLITEIt 110t./Y 'PHAN . i ANY 0 MEI!. SOLD.. • lITIIOIIPE an Co. 43, illAYMArt * K,E't, • rd , reethilly inform their Friendi and t he Pithliz t iliitt stoy ,- rias•. 00. bunked off t!. ~...-.. two Winca, whi4Ll. for . Pi iv.: And Qoality, ;ire nest ;u be equalled. -,- ' ii. '; HOIsPE and. Co. aliat & in , ieulaily • recommend their YINE.OLD,ZAN - l'E, at 465. as being •superiot to any other IA hite Wine at the prier. Alio the folluating Articles, till of which tuay be depended! ur, : . Perla 4. Fine Old Port • - Ditto thu: 7 llavoured Crust e , ' ditto 4 years in M0tt1e ..... (in.,. Clil Sitatty, frill liodii.d and sOfi;tlavoiired ...... 465. Ditto Triteritle and' Vidonia, of a FINE dI....kI)EIRA . • FLAVOVIL .. : 46lh Ditto OM, BROST', rely Bur 6os. 4)14 W, ,t India Madeira . Gis. Ditto East India ditto Real Neville OII,A NI iE SHRUB , 6t;a. Noyettit, CI'AIOUS LY FINE, bath White and Rouge.. ti s. ' licit old III,ALM sir, YIN PINTS.:. • :04. Irsearei Old Constantia ditto: ' • ... . 61is. ROYAL 110hTIT.A.L, CHELSEA, ,T 4 4. 4, 1616. - . N purstr..tt:ce of ; an ' Act . (Posed in the last Sesiion of Pat liament, by which it is ettOed that the 1),. 4 1...N .9 ..ii,0ets of this titispital shall in fat nn o he rid guar- tztly, is`6Ance, imtead 'of half-Yearly, Notice is !well gtl en. by order of the Bight liouunr.thle the Lards ar.d t olwes,.Cniiiinis , nrofers fOr ta.inaging the affairs of-the - said J 10.014,, Slut ,aH the Ottt.Peasiotters thereof residing in Lootton, cWliritliiit the District of trtt Tviti‘ of Nlnriality, are liiveired to appear per , onally and regimentally, with * their Ina rtictions and Certificates of Admission, at for Secretary's t)lii!_.e. in the said Hospital, on the respective 0 , 1 y ,, and in their different c•asse;., accordlog to their several lt3 , es of •Peneion. as undertitentioned ; when attendance will lir given from Nine o'clock in the Morning mail Three hi the After , soon, for t lit. Payment of s float ter of a Year'a PCII4OII to 'ad'vance, to the 2tth of March next. bn 'ITEit'DAY, the Ott, of January. The Pensioners tit bd. ed. and ad. per thy, prom the differ sent Regiments of Cavalry, Fuot Guards, awl tawdry, in cluding those front the Militia. On WEDNESDAY, the 1611) of January. Those aiDil. awfigii. per day, frout ti tlilfereut Regiments ) 'lncluding those from 1 he Militia. On THURSDAY, the 11th of January. Those at le. per.il.l,• from the diffureht Itegimentsof Ca- Talrp, with those from the three Itegitneclis of Foot Guartii, laB also those from 'the Ist to the loth Regiments of Font in sktsire. On FRIDAY, the lath of January. Those itt is.'per day, flout the. 11th Regiment of Foot, and all the rentalnlng Reginnints and Carps. • On SATURDAY, the 13th of fat - orgy. "Thai! at.' I. oid. is. Id. Is, i 4.'ls. 2d, and Is. qid. por ,day. 00.NIONDAY, the 150 of January. • Thoft at Is. 3d.. Is. 3id. Is. , td. - Is.4id. Is. sd. and 111.50. :per day. On I'ITESDAY;the i'Ptl► of jannary. Thoite at Is. 6d. with those at the diirerent rates to :Is. lid. per day. On WEDNESDAY, the !nil of January;. Those sit es. ed. per day, and uiwards, with he - Prirato Ottitkenunt who receive Annuities front the Ist and Id Troop of Horse ta'itartis; also tilt, l'eosioners (lota the several ltegi , - inents Wholiare. been a:limit:tot on accoctut of blitidoess.• It is also ordered ititti , dirccted, that all Ont-tlensiotiers be longing to the . salt! iftispital, do pay particular attention to their Instructions, which they are required to produce at this - 11thire of PaYment, by width they are oracre,: tit tratlitnit to Va7ol.+Atee-General of his Majesty's Land cares in Londtiu, their A didavits as therritiprescrihed, on, or lin itirdtately after 'every Quartr i r-day, without which their lames will not - ha entered on the I;ity-Listsior the sithsetptent Quarter, and they are not afterwards - to ellatige. their Place of Abod e, ,as ipecified in their: Affidavits,' without unaroidable necessity, and duly nutifying the sauce. And that if 'any Pen.ioner shall fratululrcctly attempt to re eeire a double payMent taid% • Peosion, either at Chelsea, or at slit Brent Places t' he shall ht: struck off the List, andlor hit butiefit urisiti from. eliS r'staliii'hturtat ' • ' CI. AL'S'l', Secretary and Urestrar. • -pREAT .SUCCESS LAST LOrrERT, At e ,the P.m - tun:Ate Oakes o.f• • , RICHARDSON * GOODLUCK, and Co. . CORNHILL and (HARING-DROSS; • Winne the following Capital Prizes were Sold in • Shares; Pet Vent. Consols. • 1 ,(:4(; O,OOO 5,(;92 20,000 16,480.. .... . . .1 ,000 I 19 LAM/ 17,7'23 5OO 9,210 2OO -Jibe New Yeav's Gntritl State Lottery, of the whole 20,000 Tickets, will begirt drawing 14th FEBRUARY. l'eizes to the ainotnit of - 50,000' Goinea, hill..he paid in Gold, and there are not Two Blatil.s to a Prize. SCHENIF/ coNTAiNs 2 .... Prizes of .... 45,000 Guineas in Gold . 4 20,000 , , 5,000 An in Money. 1,000 64c. &c. 16 FIXED POZE.. . . • 'TICKETS and MARES are on Sale at 'the Offices of t•IP`-lARDON, GOODLI 7 C1(;• ilnd Co. (Stoek" Brokri9;., Cornhill, and cbaring-Croxs. • "T. lIISH'S' OFFICES,' 9, CORNBILL, afil 9; CII.I.ttING,CItOSIi. ri retitrits grattfill thanks r Nubility, ;Gentry, an i the Public in satieral, T. fur the ,;.eat Patronage he received in the fate anti filmier, Laurie., anti re.pectfully tolicits a continuance of their fa vours the present NEW YEAR'S LOTTEItY, which concists 1;00,000 fiches, all of which are to be drao is in our - Lottery, of Four Day's Drawing, cuinuieticiug on Valentine's Day, 14 h NU.T.MONTH. The Scheme has much novelty, as it c.ontains Two Prizes of Twenty-five Chong:old :Pittineas, together 60,000 Guineas, to be paid to (ibid. - Not Two - liiankslo a Prize, No fixed or attached Prize 4, Anil all the Prizes to he pail in Stirling Money. • Tickets and Stuires are :•elling by I'. 111 ,, 1, at the above Otiicca, who in the last - Luitery s •Id 20 Capitals, including 13,)fif3..,.... a Prize of L. 60,000 18,041....an0ther 50,000 In ;3 per Cent. Consuls, being the GREATEST PRIZES JEVER. KNOWN/ And,in the Twi. previous Contracts, 2,657_ a Prize of L.40,:)00 1,406 • 80,000 - .5,5 , 14 • Beside , an, i intitense number at t %awl. 10,0001. &c. &c. (17,rrespon}leatx are, respectfully riviested to send their Ordeti (post"iitii4 to,T. BISH, CHAIIING-CROSS, London. • KIRWA'S SERMONS. This Day were published, in One Volume, Octavo, with a Portrait of the Author, price ERNI ON S. Be the hate tte , C.' WALTER t•Or 141.0 . 10. i KUMASI - , Dunn of Killa!u. With a Sketch of bls • Printed for Longivan, Hurst, Rees, and Brown, P.:.ternoster-ro . " Dr. Kir%eau preferrednur countrynna onr religion. and brought to hoth,, genius superior to what he found in either. H , called forth the loteot virtues of the hutnan heart, and taxi ht inen'to discover itt .thentselvea a aline of charity, of which the prolirietors th•to been tittsconseioas, He cattle to Snterrttpt t 1 repoie . of the pulpit, and shakes one world with the: thunder of the' utta!r. The, t•reacher's deik becomes the throne of light."—Mr. Grattan's Speech, June 19, 1792... o .* A tear Copies are printed on Royal Paper, pricy One Guinea, botirdi. • This 'Day wig publishedi In Four Volumes evo. (.411 near luo Copper.. Plates), price hoards, the:Sec:on:l Edition of IMECREA2MONS MATHEM VTICS, and N A I'URA - L PHILOSOPHY.; containing anotisinit. livd.lninities concerning a vatitAy of Subjects the. most and proper to excite Coilosity and Attention to the w4ole of the Mathentatn;al and Pioloiriphical Seir - tic is : the wh'ile in a pleasing and easy Manner, and aciaptril.ta the C, , ,prelient,on of all who ate • in the least. initiattA in those Sciences. .. • - cinapord by NI. OZANAM, of the Royal Academy of Sciences, &c. late!) re-composed, and greatllCienlatied, in a new Edition, by the celebrated !,1. NIONTUCLA, aatl nnw tiancilated into English, and improved with many Additions and Observations, (11AttLBS HUTTON, LLD. and Emeritus Protruor uls Mathematics in the liuyal Military • Academy, Wotdwich. • London: Pointed for Longman, Horst, Rees, Orme, and lirown, Paternoster •low, • Just published, price 2s. inr INTS.nt' A mug to the NERVOUS and DEBILI'T'ATED of both SEXES, partierilarly to, 'those. whose Infirmities are en insurnionotahla bar to Con-, tiubial Happiness, and to the misguided Proselytes of that destructive Habit which unitarianism the in ist fiKorons Von stitutionsv end often pr ca..p.totiss Young Pet - sons, in the pi;inte , of L t ife, into all the tittirmities of Old Age, a coosplicatiOn of Diseases, end the very brink of the Grave, heltoo they era conscious of its moral Turpitude or destructive Tendency. With bhscrvations on the best Mode of Treatment, foended on long and ample Experience. , fay . Late Professor of Botany at the University ofteyden, Physi . elan to the Royal Househidit at Berlin, ke. . Published by the Ail:hor, and sold by Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, No. Viteranster-row; Green, 394, Oxford street, near Soho...squill e and all other itoolssellers.: 11,1 I 03. IV EST'S WORKS. . ' . This Day were lubli , h a by r ..3..f.., Longman, Hurst, Tees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-row'; and at the Vritiih Gallery, 64, New Bond-street. 1. ETTERS L to t+ YOUNG LADY ;in which the Duties and Charaeter of Woman are consider ed i chiefly with a reference to prevailing Opinions, ' ' By Mrs. WEST. fn 3 vols. 121 no. price II: is. boards, the Fourth Edition. 44 We do ot venture without mature deliberation to assert, that not merely as critics, but is parenti, husbands ondhru tilers, we can recoinineinitii the Littlies'of Britain, i The Let ters of Mrs. West.' "---7Crit. Rev. t. LETTERS addressed to t YOI 7 NG MAN on his FIRST ENTRANCE into LI FE, andsidapted to the peculiar Circum stances of the present Times. In 3 vols. 12100. Fifth edition, price its. htis. *f We cannot Withhold that tribute of praise which a'work of socli superlative merit demands, froiu'evecy one who is in terested fur the welfare.of the rising generation.—linordian of Education, May, 1.602. • 3. ALICIA de LACY, an Historicist ,Romatics,: 4 role. 11nte. price 11. Pi. boards. 4. The LVYALISTS, - an Historical Novel, in 3 vols. l2mo. the 2d edition, price is. hoards. We are.delighted with thi l s book; which is at on ce origi sled and iiituresftillgO"lti briticAet.tSli. 5. The ittFtl?',..' 1., a Novel, 3401«. 1'21136. bdi. G. I'OEVLS 0.11 , 1 1,144.Y54 4 eels. price IL 3s. Luis. I-IcSBANDR.YrOF SCOTLAND: • his Da7 was:published, in e vols. ilro. with numerous tn graviugs, ?nee 11. las. boards, the 'Phird Edition, greatlY eitiarged, of A N ACCOUNT or the SY — STBVIS of FIUS IIAS` adopted in the More improved Districts of Scotland; With some 01 - mrvationt on the Improvetnents•of which they are sus,:eptible. Drawn np with -a View of tits far thtse Systems are applicable to the leis cul tivated partsio Enelutti and Scotland. . tly is fright lion. Sir JOHN SINCLAIIt, Dart.. Founder of the Board of Agriculture. Printed 'fiir A. 'Constable and Co. Edinburgh; Longman, Hurst, Kee,, Orme, and Brown Loudon; and John Cum mine, Dublin. o .* This work is, withont all doubt, the most usef4l per formance of the kind that has appeared in this country, ht'it peautices of Sentti-h ; sip ioiltute are toinuttely ha con cisely tit a hnsintAs-like manner. • The mate riels isideed, were tothistred by a g'reet number of the most skilful Agri,;ulterist , , who, instead of indulging in s,reculn tion, have cturtented themselves, in general, with merely statinlae particulars of their own management, and Our sne ers, that has ettendee it. Ttleir buildings and fence ' , their instruments, their' cro:s , and live stock; their general and the iniontim whidi it are all so faithfnlly de lineated, that we think all the leading features of the.htis handry and rural economy of Scotland tray be'distinctly traced, by reader! the ;614 'conversant with - these subjects.—. }:din. Rev. - . ' DIXON'S PILLS. rill HESE PILLS' ong since obtained a just brilv in the private practice of the Yropiletor, DIXON, ..pottrecary: and front their great.sticres. in masoyob stinate Bilious pLiocers l on ounterous Patients ofdistinction, particulat ly the Dttkc of lledVot'd, the boivager Linly Say and Sele, the.Viseountess &c. hr wul persnaded.t niter Oral to the Politic, imolyr the sanction of their NAiurs. They are founil t• , he ati incomparable Remedy for In digestion, and 'rv ,, toring the time of the Stomach... They reitiove- habitual rttil temporary C.eitiveness, Sick Head echeio, Heart-But p, whether arising from the acriinotty of the redomiiiit bile, intemperate diet, or drinking to ex cess, and , will be found a most valuable Ntedicine tn.he re , 6 sorted to upon every )'disposition occosiened by a disordered state of the Stomach Mut Bowels. • Sold at Meesra. Boger and Sun's No. 4, Ch.capside, 1,9 - Jan, In Boxes at 9.5. 9d.; Cs. ; • and 225.; and also by "the principal Booksellers and Medicine Vonderk in, every CHILBLAINS, SPII It I I Eli M ATISMS, &C. W. STEERS' (WO n ELDOC, front it, att 7 orrier ext.:ll,l,e iu ele . abore and other external cam 'AAA*, s o ; '.)ti variety of caunterPits, which a•e now ofered for it tonlmoSt every street and •town in the 'Whey are in t.eueral composed of ingtedients so t• :troduci little or no effect, thereby deceiving those wb' ~!xi t e.,:t miler, and are 'we: nted ilp iii Oirectintis nearly eOri,s. of those of the (leonine 000,m(1,4, in Ivhicb the mimes of Dr. Steers , awl Mr. Newbery, are made n of with the in teut of more readily defrauding. nownvy purchasers. It ul is become necetsury to ;Awl e S; int-P. whien.nrc practised even in houses of .e. oing res; -'stability ; the Putt lic will thereto: ebe carefol to ask tor the Genuine Opodeldoc, sold- by Nesting and Sons, in St. Paul's Church-lard, Lbouun t' and observe, es the only Mark, 'of authenticity, that tn. sossais, , t F. Naosirt. y, N. t 6, fit. Paul's," arc ensirdved in the 'stamps. SIIPERton ADVICE, WHEN Protessional M e n, eminent for skin and experience, offer their advice, and exert their abilities, fur the cure of a few reitning Diseases, they rise su perior to that prejureee which is so justly excited, against the edvertisements of men, ignorant of the, tint ptineiples, and uneducated in the practice of plivsie. Messrs."CUltitlE and Co. regular Stu l georts, satictiouril by every privilege to prac tice, and by the uniform success which their-laude of treat . merit for Venereal Complaints has hitherto been attended, centime with the same atsiduity to direct their studies to the sure of every species Of tb.at.baneful poison, us wellies the re ranee, of those distressing debilities and deficieneies which . pre , .eut ea embitter the nearinionel state. In the catalogue of human infirmities there.... none inure efllietins• than these Wfiicisare the unavoidaale consequences or an itidulgeuce hi a c a ttail. destreetive habit. The unhappysrufferer broods• over his misfortunes, ashamed to seek relief, until he is re duces! to soch.,+ state of misery as to render life oppressive. To suet:persons it will be a cuusoling' reflection to know that tteky-relsy now,.hy, o 11.144 infallible remedy, be restored to their forcer constilittional .streogth vignar. %Veith,. rel..xeJ, 4 alit , debilit'ated habits, eroceedurg either from an „ , s..ess of coajugal arid .illicit iileasitre, or fi ten a la'ng resi dome lie hut climates, hard drinking, the injudiciauS use of uterettry,,&c. are,speedily festured to health and strength. , It must lie a self-evident propoitioa, that where the ag. gregute of intellectsial capacity ii. directed to the tceatfuent and cure 0f . ,-;* few peculiar . complaitits, there newt be tilt greater certainty of seeress; a id is a proof of this position their method oi cure is sas particularly expeditions, at well as safe, and so evidently saverior to the ,t , noinoli practite, that in some slight cases of infection perfeet restoration is convict sal itt the short ',cried at three days, sad in .those of the utmost inveteracy, - whtrc masa. practitioners have faitedi ai pruper perseveraece in their plan, of treatatent to ' the ptttieht sikic, well-genonactl, sal lasting re-establish meta. 1)' an early applicatiott, the patient. will escape the danser ac id expense of auctions eatend:ince npon.the less eX perienced practitioner._ In the most obstinate and complis stated 'eases.of Venereal infection, such as is:atiltdiens in the urethra, sputlgy exereseenve, , , hard wormers, callous alders, ertiptiorts, semioal weakness, .gleets, its also I l'ttlCFt.!iti ti, Whether resit or ofloog doratioll, and which have battled the skill of ether practitioners, ire, by their present improved plait ,it t reatuient, effectually end' pm - name:4ly eurett,''with. ♦ out the peOcr4 suffering the exeriteroting pain and alarming lirmarrhigt which freipreatly follows the application of the lunar Calts l 4. .Ifi the course of Veers extensive practice in this metropolis, numerous sasses"a( Strictures have. been'and ' are daily wider their care, the total ertulicatien of which la effected by a, safe, certain, and expeditious mode of practice, superior to any other yet allotted, The weakness, relate tion, and debility proceeding 'from this complaint, speedily removed,. and the patieut re:toted to sound and vigorous health. lint where the debility has fur years existed, a pro per pc ruwentoce• in their restorative remedies, alter the stricture has been destreyral, is indlopensaltly requisite to revive the slumberiug sparks of life, and to re-animate the constitution, -. Several Nei:amen and Gentlemen of the first respectabi lity have been under the care of Messrs. Carrie. and Co. for the removal of tanuplisints of the. Urethra, Strictures, &c.; arid Ilikviyig received a Vadienl and permaitent care, rquest that referetteestnay be wade to them, osatisficfnry eviiunees of the decisive superiority of Messrs. Currie and 'Co.'s plan of treatment, -Many of thesedientlenten have had Strictures from 10 to in years, and had been underthe care of Messrs. C. HoMe, Heavisides, seed ether Surgeons rif equal eminence s wilco attemple4 , thu curc: by the upp)icotion of the lunar caustic, Wit hunt success. Messrs. Currie and Cu. may, hr consulted by either Sex, with the greatest delicacy, iiertcy, and honour, at their haus*, INe. I A 7, Hatton-Bartle n. Patlenti ill the tasuntry are reanciste.d to state the particu lars of their casc,.agc, anffgeneral habit of living, &co inclosing a remittance fur advice and medicines, when the *erne Will hit giftn 'or seat to auy Port of the kingilotu. To ensure that secrecy so essential to , thcir undertaking, the postage of ..tettors may be ad- 4 4A to theaesount for ratdicites. Bth June, Hattua-givtiru. .. _ . . - 1,ii10,000 Departgient of the Secretary Of State . •• 1 9 0.000 Departm,nt for l'i.iragn Affairs .. ...... ,-. $04,001 !Lune Department. i . Department of J atstice • 1,000,000 Depaitnient, of , iie Unformed an,' oilier Ile -140 u $ Worvtip, that of the Awn:. (.a ttiolies excepted Departmen . .. f the Homan Cat hulk W. 0.4-ip 1,600,00 Depart rite.,t oT Ed ucation, A . ti, :old S . e 11C,4 1;0i. tr,OUO Dept% qlptllt of Ylnance ... . .' , 11,50u .000 Nasal S*rrice ...., • . War Oei..ti tiorot ..., . 24,'130/500 - Sea anti River i)ykt nr: : t.: ,r Public ' * Wills Depart.nent ..: ...!Onio , : ve aaj C,l,,ai c s„ Unforeseen ,Ettienses . tib9,ooo t-2,000 1)00 . Florin heciap.t tF 20a.) Tilt Minister of Finance slatetl, that the above would he the inaximuutof areexifenditure for the ensuing year, unless in the case of the occurrence ot, new and un.expeeted events. He had also to grate, * liat:tmcler the heal of 23, 1 5 . 06,t00 florins tnr the department of finance, were included two tieW itenti. One of these was the , sutu of 1,00,1)00 print,. as , the share of the Netherlands for the pity . ment of the interest and the extioction of the Itinvitin debt) in confdrinitY t o the Couvo,,tion coneinded At London; on ant , 19. h ut 2tizty hat. bo rn. of 475,000f1. fo',. payment of interest., ott,the Anstro r Belgian debt, which the kingdom of the Nether lands had t'tken upon itself by lie Gonvention of; the I I th of October. The Minister next proceeded to state the Ways and Means for meeting this expenditure. Among these were the Land Tax for all the provinces of the kingdom, which is fixed at 1)3,132,50ft. j the, tax on prrsons tkncl.. moveables, fixed .at 12,7 . 34i,570f1. and the tex on (toots and windows,: at 1,578,330 a. Then follows an enumeration of a variety of other taxes, direct and indirect, the i.l ounce of which is not stated in the speech of tie though subjoined in schedules annexed to the plan of law.: The total produce of the Wiwi and Means ist estimated by the Minister at 74 niillioos uo rius. The amount of the Expenditure is estimated at 82 millions, thus creating a ditierenee of 64 millions. On the subject of this difference the Minister observes, " that however intprovident it might appear in ordinary times to fix the ex.• penditure of a year without providing the means for meeting the whole of it, yet it appeared pedient to his Allijesty, in the pi esent sitnatims. of things, to propose to the Chamber any increases of the taxes or other burnt :its on the country, lie long as there was a possibility that the difference would of itself decrease either in whole or in, part." 1-le expressed, his hope that toe restoration of geaeitil peace would leave a stirplus,sven Niter all t he 'necessary expenets of th e State were: de frayed. It was impossible at present to state, bow far experience would Justify this hope but tfir guestion' would be . &chied long before this diferener of si m Iliotts could be felt as a harden ttpon the finances of .the country. If, however, the hope 'of some considerable ,diminution of :ne expenditure n ;s branches, which hod been. fix . ed at t . 14e hipoolil be illseppointd, together With the licti,e of, the improvement of the . revenue' from the restoratitm ui general peace, 'then it would be for the Straes-Genc . r4l, itt• their next sitting„ to consider of Abe Means of cover• ing this unloohed-for deficit. • . At Gressey, near §norobaya, - tatrards the end of June,last, a noise was heard for three days re. seiobling trentemloUs cannonade. On lie af ternoon of the third day the sky became cons+ pletely overcast with a cloud of fine dust, Or ashes, ISO thick as to cause au obscurity equal to that of the darkest night, and to render respiration Ins• practicable, ss itliont a cloth, or sonic sort of veil to cover the iaen. The lull ot very dense for three days, and did not wholly abate fora week, whets it was succeeded by a very heavy and most welcome fall of rain. A sThillar phenomena occurred at the same time at Tagal, which is 200 miles from Gressel , . Here several sudden deaths happened during the days of terror, for which the , soperstition4 i , ,h ,, !ritants assigned various causes. At (3cesev the ~ ,sitation prosed fatal only to bit ic.ilCh marry were, on the return of light, ;evrt directions, having been sulrocated by the floating ashes. The soh' ce of this volcanic, eruption had tot been ascertained, at tire date of the last advires from We untleystand that twenty young gentlemen are to be added, to the 70 already educating at the Royal Naval College in this Doek.yarl, anti that several alterations' and appointments will take place in consequence of the migulations about to be adopted in that Institution, It is said that lit future, it will be victualled by contract, subject to the controul of the Liientemint-Governor, by which the office of' housekeeper, held by Lieut. Jatvals will be doite away, and the domestic ma nagement (tithe Institution intrusted to a Matron, selected from the widows of Naval Officers.. (Heats Courier). On the evening of Thursday last, a ge was stopped by two footpads, near Maidenhead, and zobbed of his valuable gold watch and C.Oll.