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otv • • ) ' 4 '.; * :ik. 5.5.71 -4 `••l4• 4 ‘ L tr• - - N st i : .1 Ay • • 1 0.• - 7 • to k - tt 4. 1 4 1 6 t t - • r . • mei ! ;.7 , 1 SATU RDAI. 7 , JULY 13, NIG. rigICE sArEwpr,NcE. VUMf i . 744 :] THE TWEnDELL AM) ELGIN CONTROVERSY. Just - published, in 4to. price ss. lid. sew-:d, A DDENDA to .the .RtiNIAINS of JOHN TWEDDELI, We , I~d nw of Qoßetie, Cam bridge , ct.ottiiriiiilg a Vintlicati.to of the Etlitqr agaitiO, cer tain Pn ' hlicatinrs i,f the Fart of ElL:iti and Others., tieenrupa•- nied by an Index to the whole Work. By, the Iteretend ItOREIll"r WEPDELL, A.M. Printed fur J. "irtn-ti,n,. .kp, Ludgate-street. Ot whom tarty he had, , 'The Secv u Editi n 41f the. Retittlins; tm which are added, the above Pni)h'ottion, nweit new Matter, and an Pr.ce 31.34. Wards. ARMY. ir THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT...GARDEN. . rictru L LING-0 FFlGE,iiulg 13, 18 16 . , .. 111 S PRE!.iENT EVENING', .July 13,181 . 6, - T IIECOMMISS/ONtRS f Or* VICTUALLI A% will be acq,l the - play of TIIE MElleti ANT OF VENICE. Ws IlleaßillYS NAVY do hereby give Notice, 4...11..za54ar!i0, Mr. 'C. Kemble ; Gratikno, Mr. Farley ; In. a t',Nlr. Durnset ; Saliknio, ND% Barrymore ; Antonto, Mr. that _on Friday next, the 19th instant, they will be ready to . ,Keeton;Atif Shylock, Mr. Ti.rry; Goliho, Mr:Nlurray ; Launce- receive Tenders in writing, (sealed- up) . and 1re:1714,r One Z u t, ,, Nlr. Simmons; Portia, 'Mrs. Egerton; Nerissi, Miss S. llundtcd Toni of 1111.7SCOV ADO 51.0.4.14., and fog. Fifty 4 lb j Jessica, Miss Nildhews.. Tons of BLACK SMYRNA or ALEXIA RAISINS, to be End of tlio Play, A NEW DWERTISEMENT , ausn'mrahle to SuMples . (of net less than two pounds weight Principal Dancers, Mr. Noble and Miss Luppine, in *Lich each) to be produced with the Tenders; to be dcliveirl in the silty will introduce a fayow ite Bolero. The sing o f 1 , The Wolf," by Mr. Iligman. 1- - space of a Fortnight .into Ilis illait.vty's Victualling kores Tu which will he added, the Musical Farce cif ' • at Deptford, and to be paid for by Bills payable with ' . THE; FA RNI ER. . lnterest f hinety days after date. _ e olon e l Dormant, Mr. Chapman ; Valentine, Mr. Du- Th e Conditions of the Contract,: may be - seen at the Se nt ; Blachberre Mr. Hig ..an; Jeintny Jumps, Mr. ' . - . I ).1 .1, 11 "'s i Bundy, Mr. Simmons. Louisa, Mks Carew ; , creThre a Office. • ''''Y illuclibeiry, Miss S. Booth ; Molly stdaybush, Mrs. . /4.',, r eg ard will be had to any Tender in which the Price Eteriing. . st ill most special desire, the Opera of Artaxerxes—The shall not be inserted in words at length, or that Anil not ' "I' ‘';ill:er—and Blue Beard, will be repeated on Monday be delivered to the Board be/bee One o'Clock an the said Fri- Zzt.-...A t , lie,i . o; The Sleep Walker, fir. Birch ' will repeat d ay nex t, the 19th instant ; nor:unless the Person who snakes , 1 ),, celehrited Flute Concerto of " GOd gave the King," .r it ily.tria ions, being thP last night of the Cointiny's {te r- the Tender, or some Person on Ida behalf, attends to answer Totuiiii i ; this' season. • - a.tr tietiers wit( see, front the subjoined do. eutitent, that the Commander in Chief still de vote's his imi;earied attentinn to the improvement of the British Ari 4. In a religioui and moral point of view, the amelioraiion in the condition of the sol,lier, contemplated by the following ge neral Order, is Of inestimable value:— " Horsc•Guards, July 6, 1810. • This Day were pohlished, In One thick Volume, royal Bvo. price 245. 'in hoard's. , WA :MIX . LECTURES . ; or, EtA.,::oltions Cot teeti6n of Serb ens, on Faith and Practice; comprising, isr one Volutne, many contained . in the two former, with the addiiitin of Others, and of one never before printed, in re , commendation of Parbehint anti National Schtmilp s e ,* The two foriner Volimws of this Collection having become extremely *came, the Proprietors deemed it cape- divot to republish, in one Volume, a select number of Ser 'mons. tiken frion the two foriner,toget her with several others 'never b e fore in-watt!, heCallie trot pilbliShed, but calculated to obviate the Errors of the Times, and to enrich the pages of this. Edition. with the Piety and Wisdoth of such Preacher* us 14 llor*ely and a Paley. leolihnr: Printed for J. - Makvinan and the other PrO privtors, Of whom May also be bad, 'ew Eiiti6iis of the Elepoit Extroetii. in ProSe, Poetry, awl I:''-; tat Epistles. VAA.II avo, priceilna. i.ach, in boards. iC With a view of ascertainintylie Marriage of Soldiers ' , and the age and baptism of their legitimate children, the Com wander-in-Chief i - pleastd to issue the following General, Order; and his Royal Highness assures himself, that every , imlividual Officer will feel it - incumbent on hilts to pay the utmost attention to a point on which the interest antheoni fort of the Soldiers, and of their offspring, taay sLi materially depend IN TEI KPAV AND MOST ADVANTAGEOos Lar FERY EVER KNOWN, 150 CAPITAL PRIZES, SECURED by ACT of PA HL' A MUNI' on the „,, Roads, Ferries, and Tolls of the Nuble Bridge at '' , ' l . s ?` 4- • " -‘140,0, the Grand Arch of. which being 236 feet wide , I ' l ' llo o feet admits the laig,yst Vessels to Vass with all Sails set. b EXCHEQUER BILL ormcg, July 1 I, isle. T(,l BE PAM OFF. MI EXCHEQUER, BILLS 40;d in the Months of Jury and August, 1815. • On Aids, 1815, 53 Oen. 111. Pap. 5. THE LORDS COMMISSIONERS of I-TTS MAJESTY'S TREASURY having given directions f , r paying off the Principal of the above-Mentioned EXCHE QUER BILLS witi. the Interest due thereon, at • the Ex-. chequer Bill Office in the Receipt of Exchequer, New Palace yard, Westminster, on Monday, the 49th day of YJuly, 1810. Attendance will be given daily (Sundays and Holidays ex cepted) until, and including Wednesday, the 24th. of July, from' ten o'clock in the morning, till one in the 'after noon, for the purpose of receiving . tbesaMe; and, for t!ce greater dispatch, the bearers of the said Bills are desired to place each description of Bills in Lists (which are to be ob tained at this Office) classing these in the Order of their respective dates, suck as are for the sante Amount being numerically arranged, and ", pvcifying the priocipiA sums and Interest due thi,reon, e l ampuied from, but excluding the days on which t.leq are respectively dated, - to the said 49th Jay of July, inelu , ive, when the interest will ec:e'e; and the 'said bearers (being holders • or not) are indisposahly re quired to indorse each 13i11 with their usual signatures ; and to write their names and residence at the bottom of the list; and they are moreover required to attend the 'Exchequer Bill Oilice for payment, and to receive the new Bills, and ire the Receipts for the same., If any of Ott holders of the aforesaid Bills should be de sirous of receiving payment of the PrinciPal and Inierest, previous to the said 29th day of July, they may be aecora modated on computing the Interest to the day on which they wish to be paid, and leaving the said Bills for examination one day prior thereto. Such persons as may be desirous of having new Exch e quer Bills in whole or in part of pij nient gf 'principal, marking end mentioning the amount at the bottom of their Lists, delivered on or before Wednesday, the 24th 1 . 4 July, may he accomenodated with new. Bills, payable to . or Order, carrying an In terest a three pence Caning by the day, On every one hundred Pounds, which said new Bills will bear date the said 29th day of July, 'end will be delivered, together with the Interest due in respect of the Bills so dewed to be ex . changed, on Tuesday, the 30th day of July, and the fol lowing days. The Exchequer Bills to be issued in Exchange, and made payable to or order,' as above-mentioned, may be either transferred by endorsenierit, or will be paid to the Bearer if the blank shall not be filled up. All Exchequer Bills dated prior to July, 1815, have been advertised to be paid oil, and the Interest thereon has ceased. 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I P. ‘elasture ur Meadow and Arable Land, all situate, lying, and nig in the Parish of Deal, in the County of Kent; and the aigs ust with a h an d some Front Eleiation, stands at a short 7 .4 4 ..: ±4.freeatil e di s t ance f rom th e Town of Deal, adjoining the iuv "l'llie-r(iarl leading to Centel-1m: y and the Isle of '111:41et, desirably situated for zlea.water Bathing, or for any tr ,!,")" desirous of a residence in that part of the County neht. andFQr further Particulars apply at the °Mee of Messrs, May ~, M erccr, s o li ettors, Dealt or to Messrs. Long and Austen, , aott iturs Graysplon, London. lIIJOSON'S [WILE DIVINE, or CUL PEPEIVS' SPEctrICK for the GROWTH of HAIR, V‘ o rred from a Receipt of the fatuous 'lutanist Culpeper, rectn.le ee d e d by th e great Doctor Hunter znd otliereini -4!ll"ltYlicians. -Where the Hair has fallen off from ohl Stl7. the Proprietors of the finite Divine are free to admit itt " 1 (1 cannot al w ay s prontis u remedy; but where Gen '‘ntot have host their flair from illness, change of climate, li , , ,kny of thos e causes which occasion a premature decay, they e;a n 'ir on finding the ItiilvOiyitTe a regenerator of no or -1.,71'Y'44.1111e. It also promoths the Growth of the Ilair itn arr"Ws and Pr • hiskers; is an erteellent-article for freeing Or 1 144 fccmai Scurf, Yc., and Makes it, if ever su harsh, Zvautifully soft mid glossy.--N. 11. Wrappedo rund each °!tle is a Dissertation on time nature of the "lair, its Various ; I ' 4 "! l , l4 irs, Hints respecting' the Tre.attnent of Cliiidemei 4 !tir, anti vitrious information presumed to be intetesting ftt.svirn would wish to obtain or preserve that persolialorna tlent, " a fi ne HeactOf I Testiouronals front per. 401 11 ho recovered their-Hair after being itald fur years. hv the Proprietor's Agent, No. 43, Gerrard-street, " (1 4•Sleutre, London Mao by Messrs. Gattie.end Pierce, 67, ^eve Budd-stveet; navi4orms, rW, Fleet-street ; litit4 e, tat,. !;fteapside anti 'by most Perfumers and Hair Dressers.- 4 rrier3ci. 7m; GA, mid ime Caution.--Nuns: are genuine unless signed " Harkins and , tk." On the label. 1,04,1‘..:)..N1) Skilttile.ll:l3l;l , ElS.lllY, Ilis flood Liigliness.the of YORK, President. tuttcanNZ-Mr. Meniher of the Royal College., Dm don. 46 ;etfau:sams—Earl of Er;remant, Karl of Leitrim, Eon. Col. fr . Barre John Latunehti, NI. Y. M.P.• 1 - 1 E Royal anit Noble Patrons of the .above iNsTrruTioN, for the exclusive Treatment of VE- XitltAl. COM PLAINTS, avid t dangerous consequences, to to insure the bruefits that have resulted from it, se list PAN AN as its Sufgeon, (standiog high oti the tttitiutt of the Royal College) front tutting directed his chief at• to those diseases. It is the misfortune of Patients Ruch oompiaints, to he too often the dolor. of Mile t,o PreteAders, who practise on the credulity by imposing . "V 6 11 " peviuits Against this el:m . (of late so o tann e roes and daring), Mr. Kiernan conceives it a part of his th 4 e : i i , tid utY to 6Utitili the Public, _by pthiritillg.to the Liat of sure b• i.ie ..,,,r4ll. College, Olt/14110i iii Febivary hint;, as the. only and that 1 - to assertion of Person* assuming such t ;: ' t"si find' Publicly advertising them. witlimit hoing '''ott by this List, are to be credited. 'lnc ttnnual eeparts ; 1 1 : 2 ttle Lek Di,pensary will prove, that some of tin- most 14 "gerbils vases of St rictut vs, Debility,. and other supposed ws!rable ;i:Fectiiins of the Generative Organ's, have liven lie.re „,,,i pmecessfoly treated facts, which require tutu .mrzed testimony of atli.lavilis'to prove, but the tusOt re!' speciahle Itledienl evidence• '•• R. ,IERNAN may be .consulted as usual, hr both Sexes, Itl iris "til , es 21, Lower Chartotte-fitreet, Bediord!sittlare, e I:re L etters_ ftom TONVII :tad Country are br addresecl ) c . t.. tt the uetessi tt y • Adriee Medieute will lie - given, or to any pait of - the United Kingdorn• "Itst: published, 'pike 4s. Second Edition, .Prnctical Ob -17141-1u1„..m " 0 tile abort, Diseases, by F. Kiernan, and may ho .FI levet Nu 20, Piteitiosterrow, and 3 " C . . 14 ) 43;10Vrtl . COlirt, SOtha THE BATA LOTION. rrIITS, elegant and tiaeinl Combination of aim . ple Elements, heightens and embellishes the charms of •the Rust beautiful face ; it communicates to the skin brilliancy oftio/t, a delicate fineness of texture; and jusenile freshness, that cannot be described, hut which rendera Conti tenance of rundet ate pretensions most uneer.ntintaidrland is t resistibly attractive. 'l'llo basis of this inestiliablo' . tion to the toilet is a. consent rated ; preparation of tbe cele brated Bath 'tValers, combined with other ingredients of esta'. blished repute for beautifying, preserving, intpruexnl;.ttte skint it speedilyi - euroves every blemish from its surfac. , , And liri)t(•CtS it boat t Its inclemency of the atmosphere, or the in rages of time Invented. by Bonin Daldorf, of sold by the. 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(.I 110 31 n in reporing the touthfol mind, for tbe eas} - ituittirtietit .0 food of a foo of useful . knowleage is a d m itted by all win, have seen. limo; Lind the timpllcity of th e ir construction basin nu degree contributed to heir general adoption. CATON ON TUE VENEREAL DISEASE AND ITS CONSEQUENCES. This Day wns published, A New Edition, price:is. illustrated witb CAMS, AintAcTicAL TREATISE rift the PRE VENIYON'and CUREOf the VENEREAL DISEASE, exhihiting the character, symptoms, and - treatment of the Diseases immediate ly or renautely connected with it; containing Observations on Meet, Stricture, lt-Itical Discharges, the use of the, Caustic,. awl common Bougie, Cutaneous Eruptions, imaginary Venereal Diseases, Debility general or local, the Theory of Gene.ration, &c. comprising an eleinentary Work far - Students, and a guide to- the general reader ;..ita , terspersed with select Prescriptriuis, applicable to each divi sion of the di:lease. I,iv T. 31, CATON, 'Surgeon, • l e No. 10, Stanbupe-street, Novenstle-street, Strand ; late of the United.Huspitals of St. 'llionias's and Guy's. Printed for blessrs: Sherwood and Co,- 20, Poteruoster-row, London. CONSUNIIrrItIIs:S A PROFESSIONAL MAN, who Orono* an extetisive pruatice in the above Disease, has been so fortunate as to discover that is an INFALLI. BLE CURE, for COI SUMPTIONS ; hp which Medicine be has cured many when giren over by eminent Physicians; and when in the stage of a Consumption, attended with cough, spitting' of blood, and imtlematous swellings of the feet, Lice. Thou g h the .truth of this assertion maybe doubt ed, the Advertiser is happy to say, that he has it in his power to refer to those he has cured, and when given over by some of the first Proleit.ional Men ; by therefore now pub- . hely offers it to thoie who are labouring under this ahficting Disease: • • Lettroi (post-paid) addressed for A. IL z. Cumberland strvet, New- r i•ximi t Luoduia, will lgov Aisle attstaitioti wtiere atttiviance is given every thy i,'SkisdayziAmt - itptt.tt,;, from tell tkiftivo 44 tilt turCtiV4oll. " I. A Book of Registry is to be kept 'in every Regiment and Batt - alien, in which the marriage of every win-commis-. . . . tioned officer and private, and the baptism earl age of every legitimate child burn of parents belonging to suet, ;regiment. or Pettafinti, 'shall be item ded, nod the said registry is to ho certified by the signattke vf the Adjutant. " 2. No Choplain 14 the Forces, erf_lergyman officiating • to theta, skill, on any account, .selenotize the marriage of a tioncieomissiOned officer, or a soldier, without it written per mission from the Officer cammanding the Regiment or Bat-' tenon. Every soldier, before his marriage, $11411 . 01)1;141 the ' consent of his Cetionanding Officer, and state the name and condition of the woman he intends to marry, anti whether is he be a spinster or a widow. " g. In England, marriages can be only solemnized accord ing to the provisions of the Marriage Act. When a soldier it frarvied in Ireland or Scotland, care must be thlten by the Commanding Officer, nut only that the cerentotry he legal. but that it hniaot elaadestiee. Great Britain, a soldier's hiar!iage is not likely at any time to be Belem need by a Clew lain to the Forces. 'The soldier, mauet therefore.he, epecially ordered to ask at the tits* of Marriage, a certificate from the otticlothos Clerics men, which he: shall :tiring to his sk,ijutant„ tohe inserted intim Regimental Regittere *according t i ! ire form preecribed in this General Order; and the said djtv ant slialt sign lsi* name to eves). SilaCh Registry, as giving the contents of the Certificate prOdneed, - When soldiers with his Majeety's forces nit the Continent, of Europe, or hee yond the sea in the field, are married, us the ceremoity will probably be performed by a Chaplain to the Forces, ;deb Cheplain is hereby :eoniemeded to certils the said marriage, with his own hand and signature, and to require the same front the Witurssee .in the. respective Regimental Registers. Whim soders ,ire married in any of his M ijeity's Garrisane Settlements abroad, the Commanding Officer of :the Bet- Wien shall take precaution that the local regulations rein, tic to marriages be carefulle regarded. If the ceremony in 'such case be solemnized by a Cliaplain to the Forcer:, or Cler gyman usually officiating to them, this Chaplain shall certify the marriage. with his own hand and eignat tire to the Register • of the Battalion to which the siddier belongs, netwithstand log the same may hat c I,4s' recorded tit any Parochial or Garrison Register. Shunts! the infirrriage have taken place in some partiched church, or by a CliTgyinan net usually of.. ticiating to the troops, thosoldier shall apply at the time for a certificate et: his marriage, and it shall be recorded in the sane way toshefore ()reeled when marriages take phee ire Gt'ent Br intim • "'4. If Marriages or Baptisms take place in h detechtnent from a battalion, or at its depot, the Officer SO COlUMandjug ,. is to require the ZOldier to'ubtain a certificate frees the der gymae. which he shall c'ssd to the Adjutant, in order to its • being recorded in the Regimental Register, ln all cases of ISeptisinof the children of 0041 -, 0041/IsSlollell Otrietr9 drill sol diers, the parties are commended tit carry, without delay, to the Adjutant of their respective corpS, fur the purpose of be ing registered, an account containing the date of the child's , birth, the place and date of its baptism, the name, of the child, tVechristien and sarninue of the parents, the tank of the father, and the name of the Clergyman be whom the otreurony was performed.. • " Nothing in this Order is to be aonstrucd as superseding the necessity of General Registers being kept by the Chaplains to the Farces.' " His Royal Highness the Commands:F .. 464llla mottos mends to Others who are married, who have children, bap tized' while on foreign service, to avail themselves 'of the Regimenta Registers There are eiremostances in which no regular or perioaueut record of such marriages .or baptism would otherwise he found. Hi s K e y e t Flightless is desirous, that the objects which this General Order is intended to answer, and which mare ita portant Loth in a nationel . end moral puint of . view s miry he twist telly ceplained to the Amy; and that every seldier iuuy understand, that, while it • is calculated to' ricvesit" impost tloll, it affords most ready means of obteileng for his legiti mate offspring . tiny benefit !roue his Majesty s most gratious justisutiiin, the Royal Military Asylum, aild from other Public leeneblishmenis which, nutter the itoyal appitibatiost, have, sin particular occasions, been formed for the relief of the wives and childris of smldiers; " In many cases, civil as well as military, the Regimental Register may prove the only record in existence. Instances have occurred in which propeely to a litrge . amount has ries leentledlo the children of smear soldiers; and of which they have been unable to obtain ,possession from went of setisfie tory evidence of their parente marriage, which the Regimen.. ' tat Register is calculated to :Ilford. (Signed) "11. CALVERT, Adjutant-General.4 Yesterday about 160 well of the 2d nattAlion of the 52t1 Regimeot embarked at Dover, on bmirili of two . transports, for Calais, to joiu the Ist Bat talion. The 58th regiment are ordered from Parsons., town to the West Indies. Extract of a letter, dated George-town, De. metitra, May 21, ISIG:—" At length the thon der hat burst upon the devoted colonies. You will have ull the pertictilars of the insurrection at. barbadoes, and I.only , now wish to give yOU Et faint idea of the alarm in this rich and flourishing colony: NVhen n , e may be called to, the combat I know not ; but our situation is most distress. intr. Our population is about 50 blacks to one white person:. Oar force consists altogether of about 5 or 600 troops in the extensive colonies of Demerara and Essequibo and the only militia. that can be of any use are t hose in town, consist ing of abrhut 300, badly disciplined.. We,have nit place of arms, too fortifications ; an open, defunce - less town, with a small battery towards the river, open entirely , in the rear. Martial law is not yet proclaimed, but we expect it every hour. I ant given to understand it is out Governor's intention to call out the , seamen front the merchant vessels to do garrison and town duty. Property is dread fully dcpreciated ; tan estate, worth, a few months ago, 20,0001. may be purchased, should think, ,tnr 12 or 15,0001.; anti every other description of property in the pore situation.