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i . t frs - •i''',--..i.,-1,-'" ' ':, , 1 40 , 1,..; '.;, 4 . Lkilit .... , ~, .. #. 4 " .?4 ,,, ~, -. :;...1. -. , ,. 1'; : N Z.?g_ 1 . . - 4 , :, • , rs*. t. 1 „ .jrtal / lity--- A - .. 1 ..... . N . .., v -.4, , ..,.,. .. e . ... y • •2. t " 14 .... ;e4 A 1 . -_ - _,nAq , - , , I'7'l ,— ; --. • , - NI -- - t. -0, r••• .T . 0&,,i.u.u.0411(t . .. . ..,..... •...,,,,,, ~\ -, ‘ ..• - 4 , .:;.; , ~..,,,...- et „ . i ~.~ ~' fh.lttitft NIONDAY, MAY 6, 1810, 'Numsstit 738 1 1 t sEiintrrNcre -,THEATRE tOYAL, DRURY-LANE. THIS PRESENT EVENING, May 6, 1816, their Mafrities'St4vatitc will perliillll the Play of A NEW WAY TO PAY 01.1) DEBTS, tir Giles Overre:42l), 4lr , Kean,; Lady Allworth, Mrs. Oloi•er. ANT. TIIRF.II, \ WEEICti A:PrEtt MARRIAGE. To which wit he tultleti (fourth time), THE cot - TNT - 0v ANJOU. To-morrow, Town atill Country ; with The Magpia. THEATRE IZOYAI. COVENT-tiAItMN. 1 1 1 1 . 11SAIRESENT 'EVENING, May 6, 1816, will be acted Sh:ilispeare's Tragedy of .117LIUS - 41;XSAn. Drut Kebble; 'Cassius, Mr. Younz; Marc Antony, Mr. C. Kenible; Poreia, Mrs. 11.en3m1. Aftri(w4lieli svitl be proiliteed,for , the first time, (in hononr of the till occasion), a New Musical Entertainment, in tsne act, vaned lbw 1tizq.43,,,N(.71.1T1AL5 ; or, The MASQUE. of HYMEN. .To whi c h w ill b e added, WHO WANTS a WIFE. ? or, The LAW of the LAND. To.morruw, the tomefle. of The Jealous Wife, M rN. Oakley (f,r the 211 -time), Mks cr 7 Neill ; with Brother Anil Sister. ITIVAL, ACADEMY, SOMEILSET-Pi.ACE. THE EXHIBITION of ROYAL ACA DEMY it now'OVEN, and will continue so till further 'Notice, from Eight o'clock in the Morning till Seven in they Evening. ---Admission Is. Cainloiroo Is. • lIENWV tlilttrAlt.D. ILA. Secretary. MU. WES:I'S VIUTUtt.I.S. . • CfililST lIEJECTED, his SECOND MC 'LIME of CHRIST HEALING in the TFAIPLE, OD I)EsiGN or the CRUCIFIXION of OUR SAVIOUR, with several additional, PICTURES-from Seriptaral.nbjeet, are tinny EXHIBITING at No, t2.i, Pall-Mall, near Carlton . Mince, every tlzy (Stunlap; excepted), front Ten in the Morn• ing till Five in tins Afternoon. • fly Order, . CHARLES SMART, Sed,retitrr. * UNCOMMON CUBA? TRAVELLING At the SAItAGYN'is HEAD INN, SuowtHill, London.. From LONDON to YORK, also only Two Guineas inside, and a Guinea out,ide ; the same in proportion to . EDINBU'Pf 41, and all Parts of the North.- From LON : DON to WEYMOUTH, One Guinea inside, and Os. tint side, with four inside.—Coaches. the twit H'drses:, and keep good time. fly W. B. MOUNTAIN and Co. The following Post Coaches, Mail Coaches, &c. set out It um the Saracen's Head Inn, Snow-Hill. • ~ CROOK And (,QSLING's Elegant Post Coach, through HungerfOrd, Newbury, Iteading, I%laidenticad; sets put from the hay:teen's Head, SlioWitill;at Seven o'cloCk in the Morning, gets ti) 'rough by dinner time; a comfortable conveyance , fOr Travel'. lees on the Western Road. . • 'The UMPIRE, aNew •LIVEII.PQOU , LigIit Coach, (Oily one Night on the Road, carrying Four hisides and Four ()insides, ' yeti out eery Day at One o'clock, arrives at Liverpool next Afternoon at SIX o'clock, through Dunstable; Woburn, Lail..- bury, Norhanipto:), Welford, Lutterworth, Hinckley, Al he!- . stone, Lichfield, Stowe, Rugtly;NoWCastle, Knutsfoid, Wer rington and Present. ioutliAmpTQN, Lyinington, Winchester, and Basing. stoke. New , Four Inside Coach at Eight o'clock in the Morn.. Iniwarrives at the George Inn, Southainptoo, by Six o'clock. !Ms is a most deligko.ll,l ccolveyance .to the Isle of Wight, Jersey, Guernsey, Saint Miiloes,' Havre de Grace, C:iter. 'l' be WATERLOO New Light Four Inside Coach to I..erds, }Tali fax, Bradford. and all Parts of thr.Norto, sets out at d'i.-leelt in the Afternoon, and arrive* at the Golden Lidit Ion) Leeds; next .Evenitsg at six o'clock, through Stamford, GI ' ' thee', N), , wark and 11oucasver. 'tins Coach is intendedoo axiininorlate the Towns of Leeds, Halifax - Bradford and einite . . It will leave Leeds at three 41'ClOtli in the Afternoon. Pastengers may corivenieutly come to Leeds froM Sims.; place* And be in:Loudon early the next Evening. WEYMOUTI-I,Dorehester, Blandford, Salisbury, Andover, , and Ihtlititstola., new Post Coach, every Afternoon, at Three ' o'Clnels.• the Weymonth Paasets to Guernsey; Jersey, ('her s . burgh. tit. Islaloes, t& - Front Cheiburgh is a inse.t delightful' • road to Piris. . EXETER, Plymouth, Weymouth, Dorelvasts4, Faltnolith, Dartmouth, oast Salisbury, New Post Coach, every . Morning,. At half-past Six (Nock; through Hritilton, Axminster, 13rid port, Brandford. Bkingstoke, and Bagshpt. BOSTON, -81)41ding, Petet borough, Stilton and Hunting. ?ion, new Royal Mail Coach, sets out every Evening to Spits.. by, Louth, Grimsby, and Hull. OATH .a: Bios: OL Flyin;„).Poast-COaches, through Cltipt Calnei awl Marlborough, every Afternoon ; arrive at - Mr. May's, the Greyhound Inn, Bath,' and the London-. Tavern, 'Phormes-street, and the Swan, Bristol, next Morn. itig.—Coaches to Well*, Dvidgewiter, 'Taunton, Exeter, Ply:. Mouth, B,us, LEEDS new lightCoach,'ealled The R . cuitigham, cuts nut every Morning at Eight o'clock carries Four Insides only, ' eMgoes reunirkably easy, with a Gourd throughout. Passes througb Stamford, Newark,Retford, Doncaster, rutd Ferry. bridge, to the Golden Lion, Leeds. next Morning. Islotwitia. standing the ittir.orninon Expedition of this Coach. it it 'at- lowed, to he the roost aro eeable and complete Public Con. • veYeiree ou the North Road, being unequalled sit Acoommo. • dathin by any other. 0 W i '. i~ongto n,''Gretna-green, Annan, Dumfries, ' Prownhill, Thorsibill, Catituock, Kingswell, etid.all parts .s( Scotland, a Post Coach (pally). 11)11- Searberoidi, Whitby, Shields; Sanderiand, New.. , casuist, ..1.)1 Edinburgh, New Cloaab, performed with a Guard thiriughout, sets out every hlorillog at , half-past Six 0 (loci hy of Newta)i, Itetforti, l'ad4a4ter, Dal linitton, Noi too, Mot m ill, acid Passeu e),,, .11!1(!itic: thionsolVes fittigoed front the length of the ►uroc, , 1u ty rest what time they please, and then Proceed on %sillooll. any additio:Ml tiltlisUl and Watsal new 'Post-Coach, every Ere. ' CARLIsLE, Peurith, and Whiteharen, Pirst-Coach, goes t with Font - I ot sits, and a Goat)) rill tl).; way. Passes. t broo k ; h jiinu' h, Appleby, R•etinroif, Cate'id:, lloioughbroit:e. Wi.therhy, Aifertt.cd, 17,wca,lcr, and limn ,:;;el,-. out errs Morntor ,- and in rfol les the jAti rut. v with the !-,rcatvst l'obirtigerb cletaint.cl on the Road by butioe.ss or pleasure, have toe peentiac adviunage of their s eat ,, se,air t •l the 11,-Ft. Coach. EMIXL, La...easter, Presto.), Kirby-Lansdale, Itolton. CliotkYs UtAirt , and Garstang P.,,st -Coaches, every Aftor-. coon, at Fit' o'clock.' Gm:ailed. ; LIalitP001„ :Warriogtoni , Kr.ntsford; Stone, and Erich t) , '(l,•.Post (toaeli, called 'the Expedition, every Evening at Fire o'clotlz, to theSarnen's-Ilead Ina, Dale-street, Liver . land. Givavded throughout. . W.AKErtKLI) Post.Coael), every Morning, at half past o' tacit. • ' ()LIES - TER,: Newport, Whitolittrels, Ts.rpm ley, Neill %Viet), VilrthWidt, mid sije,ilaswtc a, Post-Coach, et'ery Evening, at • '4I7NDENLAND', Stockton, and Yarm, nest - Coach iivery llonliste,-, to the Gearge, Icn , sunderlatid. • .)441.4CLIESLE.K, Coagletim, Newcastle, Walsal, I.,lvin4;km.pwli,Post.Coachicycrydtteruotm. tiainciect. SHDEtt'SISURY, 'Wellington and Shiffnal, Post-Coach, -iveey. Evening sit Five el'cloclf, Guarded • I ELD and ltotheriniau Post-Coach, ealle.the. It ocL. 'lngham, every Morning. i~tLttlL AM Mercury Pout ( 4 .0 , 1c1i, with a Guards sets' -out eters' , Mtetitooo, and reacil6l tsirniingliatit next day at l'soort. Paws be o.xford, Enstou and hhipstoue, to. the '"knit:en's Bead, $'0.111“t -et t 13irtningbani. 111 NOrtlicin e, How den, Thorn, aod Doncaster, Post every Nlianing at half-East Six o'clock, to the t. Market place, klull. 1)-0`t,' ER, peashrsa l, t e , Sandwich, Itainsgate, Canter Chaamia, Isoeliester, and Snood new Post - Coaches, kltiOrning,Nooo, end Night. . W ate, l lu drlesdon, and Cbcshunt Coach, trEl7 )4 l' l ' ;& " k i r - lANtand Falinonton Coach, oaily,. at Half-past 'Half.past Halt-Baser oar, and Half-past Seven eli.el t• WILL 11. 'rot NTAIN end Co. respectfully acqu aint. tltcir niends and the i).11)11c, that they will nut be account ame for any Writitr;, PaNeli; or Lagga?.es &c. of m - "" than 4 , 1 e Ponta, Value, if lest, stolen, or damaged, unless entered a% such and paid for ucCortling!v at the Saraocus'allealllmi, .1 Laudon. PICTU,II.I,ING OP NICE, Aprillg, 1916. rr N 1 E CO ftI.WISS lONE . RS for t'ICTUALLINI; 1V1,11 7 Y do heftily gine Nat ('r , that on Fridaq, the )7th.q . ,Ihry 4ext, fir!) , 4 ,,ia be reed y to receive reddens in wr,ting (sealed up), and treat for the Supply (on separate Contracts) of what IMESii BEEF he reriaked fur the use of hi: , 41ajo1Ty's 'Ships and Vessels at tiff undermentioned Places, viz— • Guernsey .and Jersey, Greenock, Newcastle and Tintunutb Haven, • Swansea and Nista!, for the space of Twxlve 'Calendar 41:fonths,froni the 7th y' June next. The Conditions of the Contracts ?nay he gren at this Of fice, or by applying to the Postmasters at Gnernscy trod Jenny, and to the Collectors of the Castwos at Greenock., Newcastle,, Swansea, and Bristol, respeetirelg. ..Vo regard wilt he had to: any Tender in which the Price shall not he inserted in word's at lertx,rth,. or that shall not he delivered to the /bard biyO're One a'Clack on the said Friday, the 17th of Wily next, nor natess the P,r.van wk . () makes the Tender, or snow Person on his behalf, attends, to answer when called/ Each Tender must also be accompanied by a Letter signed by two responsible Persons engaging to become bound with the Party tendering, in the Penal Seen q. 5001. for the dme pofirmance of each of the fieiitracts. • • ARTIgTS' . GENERAL BENEVOLEN P INSTITUTION far •the RELIEF of DECAYED Alt rtsTs in the th•ited King time, and th , T WIDOWS and ORI.I-I.k.Ss - o f AtcrisTS.: • rill -1E SECOND DIN N t,;RR at sti lo.st: RIB LOIS. will take place on THU itSD.k.V, the 3011 i of Nlay. 131 G, at the FItEEIIASONS' TAVERN,. in “real Queen-street. MA Royal Iliglines the DUKE of SUSSEX in the Clair. .tiTEWAROs,. • • . •• His Royal Eligllnes the Dt. , KE, of KENT, .Earl Poinfreti A. 11 Deeii, fle.ay Rossi, E.l. Ttioatai o'o4 John flyless, Egg, Simpson, Den)s,,Eiai• • L. Francis, :Esq. -John .1. Frvetwill; E.q. . Rev ; It. (Aver.. Chitties Shaw,Esq, Josiah ni , yad). Esq. J. R. Harrison, Esq. A. W. It ottee . , EA. Joseph Baelder4 Esq.. J. Kay, E 4.1. ' George' Bokeilltain, Esq. John Lai ‘ uirte,. •Jahn Taylor, Esq. Edward Mose, Evil. (;. o Los.hle, Laiiir, Esq. Williant.Coiiniick, Esq. 'J'. J. Newton, Estp.Alexaa det—Naysiuyth, Esq. E. Child, Esq. .3.. F. Itunt, Jitttira 1..;141t!, Dinner nn the, Tahle tat, rive o'C:lnek precisely. ~. • 'Fiekets I 7s. each, Wine included, to oe h.nl tt the thy Cravyn Hine!, t'u..ts4,u.street,Struttl; and ;tt the Secretary's, t 35, Uppers Clizirlotte-street, Fit,ttor square. 80w.75! PRIZE ON TUESDAY TUE 14T11. E %Try. ne.:ir alit)! oar", or the Dra nlaki2s i A. it, mperiotet upon 'l'. ItlSl - 1,. the Contractor for - the - pre- Asot Lotrery,.,to remitol those , of hi; Friendi who have not yo ' , R d,. I he't t Pnrehas-s, that the ad rantag . es resnltitig fretin ito!tu, of 'lwo Itundred Tickets will ecuse to 14e available ate Toesdly thu 1 4th in4Aiat, on which day t the Lot tery oill lje - pertnigsinti to oill their lot :Mehl ioo to thtt, at it is iii; earti , .!st widt Mal . 01 his Frientl sho - tild p;irtinipAte in it. Every Ticket drt wn *limt the First DAy will be a' Priit and the First-drawn TtetteCatiore L" ,o 6 must be - L:6;000', and Any by L• 10,000, or e.ren L.n5,000. - Shares a•cl"telling by"r.l3lSli, 4, COl.Ollll, and ;I, Charitig-c-ro-ss. MO be SOLD or L)F4T, with immediate Po§ses ‘iott, a FItKEHOLII HOUSE, fit for the reception of a genteel Family, plea§antly situated Hawley-square, Mar;rate,--Pot.Partiulars, apply to Messrs. Tindal and New man, Aylesbury, SONS OF TUE CLAtii.pY. of ow MUSIC, tube perf,,rmed at the ANN/VERSA Rl' MEETING of this Ct wary, .10 in the Cathedrti Church of St. Paul. on DA I' the 14th, and the Anniverslry on 'Thursday the lor. of Al,ly ; when a sermon , will he preached ;),f,Te. his f,(0,•- c t 41 Igh ftri,q, I he. (MIKA or CIAtIf..?4CE, Gratye tire Lti tOCI - 11.1.ti1tOP of CANT4IOIaO.I7,. their I...ordbliiiis then tile •Hoo. the Lord Malur, Sherifts, Al der men, Clergy, Ake. by the Rev. John Coic, D. I): Pro Vice 'Chaxeiler of t he- Univervity of Oxford, end Itectur of Exeter STE WARW. Royal Rigliness the DUKE of CLARENCE. 11i4lit Hori. the roirl of Plymouth. light Hon. It. 11.viter;. M: P. Hon. iMr. Justice Da Rigid Hon. the Lord Meyor. Sir D, Ackland, Bart. M. P. Rev. (;.Gordon. n• D. DCiiit Of I.incoin. 1ter..1..1. Watsoo, I). 1). Archdeacon of St. Al -hart's J. AretritPacon of Essex. Rev. Millington Bockley, M. A. Cliiirles Ifarrey, M. P. aim ,than M,P. Lewis liayes•Pe , tit, Esq. Iltol sicltull, Esq. ~J. Morgan, Esq. Stsiretury of the Clergy Orphan SucietY• The ;kiosk; Wilt consist of the Overtnre ni Esther. Me. ilanilet's grand Dettingen Druin, . and JObliate, with the Comfits from the 'Messi Ilsilehijah, for the Lord God Ontnipot vitt reigneth," aufAntlit•o i composed on Purpse for this Charity by Dr. Boyce, scud Mr. Hona,i's Grand C1i , 0113- t ion Anthem. The Music to be conducted by Mr. Gfcatorcx. Looter of the Mr. Shaw. The Doors of the Catticdral will lu opened each day iat ten o'clock°. Tic Lets fertile, Cathedral and• fot the Dinnerat. Merchant traylore Hall 41 1)C bad' , , 4144.15, of , iiessce, Normal-Me and FCII, I.lmiLscllers, ; Hnteliard,Pieca4.l6ly; :4essrs. Picingtoni; i 'St, 1' ill; ' A ; at titC free, Temple; and of Cha.ii, Esq. Spring tiarileu Terrace, , , Sccri•tary to the ,Stewards, by,whein Benefac tions to :his Charity will be received. • N. B. The wtiol, of the Collections at St. Paul's and Myr. chant Taylor's 1131 be , apprivriaird by the Stewardl in apprentioing the cniitlrrn of tieciessttotts Clergymen., NEVE IC. NE) Nl3 EFE ) R ant hoeiitts for the II tilde (.:EIIII,ILIC sow only by Wm, Kont, tor's Agent, Nu. 37, Itatitbuth.• phice.Oxford-it 644 ; per hu-Ale, tritorseil.--Thil'obbe are rispt;etittliy atol a‘stsrtql thei,e Drop,: cur no ittiporof it,ll ; ,and atilt 1163 itch 14 , 41 will he boule.di st rebevetl, by ;Amt . ,. ly to flit bostrit, a'grceably to the dirt:cavil, TO 7UE MEMBERS OP nom HOUSES iF 3'.1tt1.1:1• mEs . r. R. 'IItEJS,LER, with due deference, begs leave to sttinnit to their most serious rou•ideration, a l'avcr he has written, denisinstratireli in•ovin, front Scrip ture authotity, that Litigation 'in Conrts of ',Law is contrary to the Principles of Christianity, and in tl:rect opposition to the Precepts Old Dictates of our S:aciour—that convinced of this, Detimark anti Holland hare adopted a Plan to 010 this .direftil necessity. This Paper and Platt at large will be fonnd at the ctoi of ti Volume, • • Jtist 011)1,1811A, price 6s, (W. entitled t WARM AppF4t.. against the I)isturhcri of their own quirt and that of otti.:.-1, 1.3 y the Itev. Dr. Truster. In nineteen Dissertations un,Sub liras of the highest importance in 5uci41.1.44e. Sold at. ;No. I, .P4ternoster-row. N ERVoUS COMPLAIN IS. Dr. FOTIII:itGILL'S COU.DLIL mops, SIT AVE beet' kno'ivn during Halt a Century for AL their efficacy in every description of Nervous Disor ders, and their various affections, as 104 . m-is of Spirits, Head-aches, Loss of Appetite, Indigestion, Spasms, klypo ehandriacisfri, Wetiliness, Langoiir, Irregularity of 41,ztbit, Frightful Dreams, Anxiety of Mind, Dimness of Sight, Fainting . Fits, Wastings of Flesh, and for'everfkind f)e hility or Relaxation; whether hereditary, or occasioned by a long Residence in Hot or Unhealthy Climates; the rate use of Spirituous Liquors, or other Nuxioti FlUi4l2i; too sedentary a Life, or close study I exces,i, - r .Carts or Grief; injudicious tidnitnistr , stion of ; Dis sipation; or other causes. To those afflicted, is particalArly reciiiinnended a trial of this invaluable' Medicine, from w hich they ntaf ini:OsurEd of obtaiiriai„Talmost itninediat . e relief, end after a r9usoffehle gersere ranee in taking it, the ealnplete re. .estullthment , of their Health. Sold in Bottles. ist 4s. rid. ; 1 ls. and Vs. at Messrs.- Witlcr and Sons; No. 4,lCheapirle, Loniiin ; and also by the.prifici pal lloulisellers and 4ledicine Vvutias in every Taw*. TvON ready , to advance, with prottiptitude mid secrecy, at legal Annuity Interest, Ott Freehold, Copyhohl; Lraeullold, or Fultde,l. Proper;v, ltelt,Cl,arges, tn Marriage. - -Settloents, Widows' ! Jointures,' IVills; Clergy I..ivil44i,"nd Annuity Bonds. • --• • Apielyperinnally, between Nine and Fire, or by lett , ?r, to thtt )ilatctor'of National IP.tnk, No. 8, Lower dolin-stri,et , Gioldeu-square.- . --Matters of Magnitude will be preferrA and all Loaltstvill tol b recleenrible, at the - option of the ilurrOwer. . . , AT tttl A DJOURN ED HALF. YEAR LY • GENERAL COURT of the GENERAL SE. BATH- I;SCi INVIItMAitY, held at thyy. Lontioii coffee nuuse, Lud gattAtill, o 3 the 2-24 April, 1818, The Iti 4 lit Hon. the LORD NIAYOII,I".P. in the Ch4ir The f,ofiwing proceedings .of a COULT of 1)1R1C r ORS held this lity, TAID,I)Yi Esq. V. V. in the chair, _ . were re.ol I.y the !•;eciretar,y - : " Coll'l 1!119 Set 'n with consid,rable.sitrpiise and eon , Ct'lll, the ItrsolUtions of aliritry 4:Nlargate; held oil the Ist Otitis north, breathiti; a spirit hostite to th is Charity, usi. der the pretclile,ofA' ,, iishring . its prm of Management, and t* ,, r ta.torio, atth.nigh they- liAre in their enitesitrrit of the 2 ' , 41 October last., rally ani.,w;ised every,abjeetiaa made against itwin ny the Jtev. Mr. 11.,tylay. " Ntis enoit thinks it . riiht ti;"i'...elare, that npon the re fusals ,ot the Pultiits•at illinsgate, and St. I?eter's, the proVo.sals of xtialli at . Margat, , and itaintgate, and iiner wards the C dketi , ;ll at flit: outkile the Church filtes, In stippart of thi•• ChArity, -, on the ISt 04..tOber laot, were the tpaptatirrovi acts of the benevolent loihvithmls. volun teerril then , terviuri 'on those oecaioiis; and although they terl the deepc4,t gratitude to thCat 11,4.4 yeilt itt_the cattle. kept themselves :omit, both individually and eidleatively, from any step whiali might . involve them in, the pro , :o.4l,:igs which took ),lace ttflUilVariii; and they were tot ..ei!ttouthopcs•that tire very e o ncit.i N t.,,ry ~,,,s o res adopt. - rd by %ir. itt..tiiits, at the tr;al, at ,:%laidstotie, which did bo nOur woukilitive put an end to allitirther tont roverty. •• Tt i r Conti rit Directors further publieiy declare, that they have :tat done any one act, or a tithorited, lilt:V(11y or in ' directly, laity public:ttion what,Ver 'won this lubjec:, except iozf ol.the Oetoher last, before recited, which bears the sigaat.i.ire of their Secretary; and any. Governor who hits not , yen the may' he f with :i copy, gratis, vin to Meattra‘ Axte 1 and Pitrier, 1.14101-lane, _ _ 46 Resolved unaiiimOwity, 'That the T11,12711S of this Court be. presented to the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor and the snerilis, fur their kiu4 iirtention to be present at tbt Annieer sisy sermon, to be" preached by his I.ordsliiies C b ailain, the • Rev. G. A. M.`ori Sunday Morning, the 19th May next, at Dishoptgate Church. . • " Resolved, That thelotimary be t.piftit.d for the reception of Patients on the.dth , . • Ites.lred onaninnitisly, 'I hat the fore;.roing Resolutions of the. Cunrt of Directors tie approvd•itod ‘oriiirmed. Resolved unaition.Nosly, That. the conduct of the Court of Directoriduring - tbe pa.tyear is deserving Of high apprtibo tbat. this General Omit do present to thew their must e.ordial Thanks, for their able and temperate, and ;also cool pieta and satisfactory Reply of the edd.Octobar. last, to the Rev. Mr. Baylay's Statement, . . Resriltrd unanimously, - That the cordial Thanks of this General Court he given to George Hews . Robins, Esq. t.tr the 'veal Ire his so` benevolently evinced in behalf of this Cit and its particular for his moderate and conciliating conduct at the late trial at Maidstone; and for the .generous dona tion of SOL being the compromise consented to by bliss ou that occasion. . ' . • Thc. Lord Mayor, laid before the Court a Letter which be had this morning received front the' Rev. Mr. 'Bayley, winch was rend. Resolved nnaphnonsly, That tbe-ReV: Mr. }inlay hitiong, in aletter to•the Right Hon. the Lora Mayor, ,igain preued fora Select Committee of Inquiry to be appointed, without stating any ground of complaint, or any spoei•fie abuse Ittaitageotettt of thee Charity, this Court cannot entertain 'the sanie'; hot being at all tittles' most 'ready , to mahe every its tluiry any complinut or,atiose, with a view to -rectifyithe saaar;if any such should exist, the Rev. Mr. Itaylay be re- OPOe:110111 rvittetteit to 'stoic the Frounds of ear•i t plaint he. has to 'swats its respect of the Charity, and any a:n“.s he`nme knostr,' or even suspect to existin't be" manageMent ther(A ) , and that —the Set retitry do traustuit to fosu a copy of 'lbis Reiohition. I;.esvivett•unanirnotody w 'flint the grateful Thank! , of this Court he presented to the Ilicht 'Hon. the Lord Mayor, fur the readiness with which he .:on,votrii to ottrioi the Court., and for hisahle and cwotuvt therein this cl.ty, • , - JOSIWHILUNIBOW, See. ;,4"0, Cannon-street. " !avantlithitte patrur,i reterant jejnitia '' • tttc faint einbrace ' IJnittattly i stts .. atit.e.—,a puny rac.:.! A i VAR FtIAC,j shOtild be the foundation of so.. 19 ciAt hulones., 'which is intso cli4tut'teo,l, thine It t►,e pArtiev that form th e uni.ot not tak*mg thout 4 . 1011 secure Omni the ,njuytnent of tli.tt great (lonic,- tie It!esing. .11,tuidut nal.tneholy variety of Lnsnr,krs untret . 'whielt ittunan nature is I.nown to starer, Mere rtr,t n tuoreqtturtnng ior ttistresking 11,01 titosO rout, tr,na f As hienable gaieties, e: ii :iislip:ktitm, ur si)litary intempe rance. 'Alessrs. (Altair. and Co, !,,lz to state that that sedulous attention of practice c:.eli,esii,ty directed tothif . tt4aimoit and cute of VAIN entitle them,to the elaiiti Of superior it'equireine.if. As regular 'tiiirgeon.,, th e y otlizr rt aPtrdY nod psrittatieut cure for every stage of that dis order, which 1, contracted in an tingitarded moment, and the'"pringi of life, niid•fOr every cltiss of lity, which . the conseii . i.veitc‘rof juvenil. indiscretions, ore. veuthia the into oriky - of tivmhood; entaihn i r by autratiminn; oit 1! , i' , 4l 411 the jptirinities of old age--the byly bvcomlng and culaciatett —the clo.el,s ytqlkAv and tho mind gtomity anti Fors resplt of their utcrss ill this ! , articular branch, they refer to that reputation, which, they Hatter themselves; they have ac.: hoist tt, by thirty yeari* co:peril:nee, muck extended pro:- ..In slight and recefir cases of syphilletie dottiptaints; a pert,A:t cote is completed in the short perinci,of two 4;1)1; and in eases of strictures, pains ill the nons.s, 51eets, Weaknesscs i - tte, &c. a ?roper petseverance in their plan of treatineot insures to tint patient invigorated conititution. MAIIKIEDAVONIEN, telhi have Twit; heesi disitToinled :n. their ExPAcTATioNs of a FAMILY, in,iy he , IsvirCtl ttrit t it#l;i;SPt instances, such detecti'ariocii ruble by ; and though the teuntral cif-such imperilment' he au ohjeet.of doubt and uncertainty with others, yet the cure of Siteh de leeti„ by the gradual' progvess.utlettovatiots, is.the acgdivo molt 01 their experieoce. Messrs:CU - MOE And -oO 3 .'nnly be conisillteillty patient' of either sex, with the greatest secrecy and' honour, at their house, 14e..107, ilatton Patictits in" the comntiy, statin4.tiwit.oor, agn, and, general habit of living, NC. 84. enclo.ing a 1-010u:in ce for advice and medicines, the saute lie given or Relit to tiny - part lilac Ittpgdum. Healo#l Uottdsti., . . , . SOUTITErti wArgnthcf. This Day was plibilltied, iu On • Volume i9rno, iilttstraica by Eight EnKrikimrs, prtet. IN. Powris . PILGRI MADE - to VITATE.At• LOO; by itonniur soti IVEY, F:sq. Poor ,Latireato.,.. 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Printed for Longman, Dorsi; Kees, Orme, add Brown, Paternoster-row ; and dolin Niurcak, Albe:park•slreet. J. CLARKE ON DISEASES O 1 CHILDItEN. This I.)nt• were potihOetl, iii royal 810: price los. dd. huanti, if.r 0A . 1.N1 E.NTAIt 1 INHpit sonic of the tuoz,t I - W../ PORTANT DISEASES .f CHILDREN. Part the First. Containing 01)serrations f on the Moi.t:ility of ChiiOrn—op Diet--Dentflow-;.Coorukiverlffectiuni--10- thonuittion of the Hydrocephulos ioteroui,-,aud Evi lcpy. By JOHN CLARKE, Esq. M.D. &c: &c. &e. Printed fur Lailivatii Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pa ternoster-1'4,4. _ _ Of wiion, niay be Had, lately published, Observations on Diseases of Females. By C. M: (lithe. In royal svo. 'with platesonice 11. 15. boards. • • This bay were•publisited,' ' ' In Br°. the Second Edition, price 10s. 61. boards, of BSERVATIONS on the' IN ATIME, anti • ‘Ar CURE of DROPSIES. To Which is added an Appen,•( containing several Cases of Angina Pectoris, with Sections, Sec. - Sec: BY JOHN BLACKALL, M. D. Pliysician to the Det , gi s d Exott ttospital, and to the:. 'Luagttic Ayittai, near Extler. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-rote. - • '' We must close this article, by recommending acareftit pernsul oti)r. MacholN worst to all those who are interreti in the Improvement of their protessintional who ore !Ipirout 'Of gaining inforinAtion en a subject Which is not only or :Croat • importance, but which is involved in corisiderAble Alontlily Review, April, 113;4. This Pity was rinpshed, In 't nr wo large Volues, 7 Quort ), price Gl. 6s, in boards, T HE LIFE of JAMES the SECOND, KING , ' of ENGLAND, &c. collect - ea Memoirs %erit of. his oteii`Hand : together with the King's Advice to his Sou; 'and his biejesiy's Will. 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I', A. 5. • Late Lind Bishop of St., Asaph. Printed fur Longman, thirst, Itees, Orme. and Arown, Paternoster-row; anti F. C. and J. Itivington, St. Pool's hurebsyard. ' Also just iintilishid; by the same Author, . • A Translation . of the. Psdhus of David ; withNotei. vok. svo. priee IL 12s. lin.' a. tierolons: in t r01.5..48v0. price 11. 7s. " Ordinary readers (rnoslei:ittily conversant with the Bible, - and with the theory soul prutlite of their religion) fly derive wore advautigge from these elisconrscs than frwo any voluoges serMons which hare issded from the press far the last fifty years."--)Wiliburgh lterivw, Sti e hare indeed no liesitatitin whatever to :say thatno sooty sermongr 'titre issued front the Eltlii,lt press, sinve• the togn weentetet of our critic,el COOPER'S MEDIC.I,I4 BtailDt Cltlitt.o4l . l.- I-I()USE, BLACKITItIARS-It).11). Tile salutary efteet . of this tNs-irruTit) , N ig manifest frtnu the following very iLxtraordinory Cure " London to ttit, " 'l6 ()LIN JACKSON, of the I)..orottgli ,of W So4tliwar:‘, Broker, make tlt oath .and tin4t t bk. yvar 1;414, la, I,V;L: 3lllict,d nit h a tkitiLo..l.)os disor&r, 3.i d nearly seventeen ntiootiN tinder ,titer` . 4,;.% re of ,AIOIXI4I t. !IWO Olit..6lliili.; any relief. Thd tiist..4‘c v3pialy itlereasin,:',', site littincria liangervhd Ira, rv e,,,,i..entit,l to Dr. L tl Buard, 4.,.lm,riuttit House, eche' 4' 1.11, !Il'utfli.“ of AiAett,e *its itnene- • shypeit, ;out lie sittm I'e..Loee,l to pri fleaktft, 'Vt 111111, lOV tli.f t;,,41; ht still IJOTO.iy I !oi 1.14 , 41. in stating titt,n; 110 jm f,let' itl3ll tt t. , ,rateftil return for so tairuzlflutts a cure, • the,iluty henwtstc his trllow,creatureq, " JOHN JACKSON. (ilgneti) Witnesses present; 01)10;aimi-street.,11fcrQugli. " TlttinlaS Joh ntoa , 6, Chativt te-street, Blachltiars' Road. •r Thomas Darby, St. Michael's-alley, Corahill. " Sworti at the Mansiori-house, this 441' of March, NixrctiEw WOOD, Ntayor." 1r tact; thiet thoutanili frill tictitui ease by ; illiterate men .t this inthic :A and threc gum-. of thirty ;rears experience Nit-usher, the-Royal Colto4e of Sivl,rooi to London an F., , linbttrgil,',l4 appear, by tite List of )tsif4), ettabli4b a .It..titcal ilo , trti at Charlotte-I-loose, Great ChariritteAtreet, oppoSite the ltbv. ii.velanti 'Hill's Chapel, Blact;friai -roacii . Laotian; auil two ethioent Diplotnatique 'Physicians havi stove been added ta 1.1 71 %. 1 I• l,lCdiCarßoiird . clairits the ot tlyi.e who liaVe ( been imprpperly treated and paiGenlarl- - thole •ili• with Strtcturei, C.incers, Syrup - how., Nervirmi 1)N -_ ACRSCS. arising front warm' vliniato, 3,ttyenile Indigereti o ie„, and Ertt-ption4 Ott the head, 'lace, -.aid' body, vore eye., ul cerated throat, month, and rinse; niter i.n the ears, deaines% dimness of sight, r tittl in the head and fretovntly lnislaßea rheuarati.tn, wealtness,in the knees, nodes nn the.shitt are symptoms whiat , pears potis .riftcr, and too often destroy d imeste Meors. Cooper and Co. ,a re conenited da.iy hy all raalis of people, from Twcire till Eight';' Or by letter. enclosing a fee (fiii no others lire answered) stain; their case, +then Nledi eine and Advice are sent to alt Faits of th e Ki, ic d e , i , Th e Piles and Tiitulas cure,' without htirnitiz err 4tittiti4; antt dr tee gratis . on Tuesday, Thuriday, and Sunda.). Moil l ings, till Twelve A side duerand_private rooms For Females. Cogper pat t oys VA an Esuctilisment for lit Fte''' CO o ri l tillnlg their Otistl)ll dA ' teal with their Patient. are pies ht at tbetonattltatlon,