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72131.] THEATRE R4A.I4,4:titURY-LAN. • HIS -PRES ENT' EVENING, May 1,.1816, 7 • their Majesties' Servants w;11 perform • • THE: PROPIOAL. • • - Phanor, Mr. Itae; Zitlica, Miss Kell y . lifter. uglier), TEIREF. WEEKS AF . • To which u jll he atlihni, MY. SPOUSE AND I. To•morrow, A New Way to Pay Old Delos; with (Ist trine) -The ('ount of Ani4n.-0t) Friday, Town anti Country; with :Ate, Woodman's iltit.—On Saturday, The Mike of Milan ; ~ :nith The TwO M hers. ' THEATRE ItO YA L, DRURY-LANE. OTICE is hereby eiven, that a GENERAL. ASSEMrILYuf the SUIISCIIRIERS,' to this THEA TRE, will be held on 'WEDNESDAY, May the Bth,-at. One o'Clock.itrecisely, at the CROWN and ANCHOIt TAVERN, in the Strand, for the purpose of Electing an Auditor for the 1.1 car ensuing.• • • 1 Drury-Lan e Th ea t re , April C. W. WARD, Secretary. - 29, 18IG. • • THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GA grins PRESENT EVENING, M ny 1, 181 G, will be performed • • C;UY M.ANNERING. Henry Bertram, Mr. Duruset (his firit appearance in that Charai.:teri ; Lucy Bertram, bliss Steptivns. . • To which will bemddeil. TiIt:FOREST OE BONDY. , To-morrnw, The School for Scandal': with I'he Mal,Ppie or the Mail.--On Cridaw s The Wheel of Foi tune ; with Who 'Wants a Wife ? 91 . 118 REAL JAPAN BLACKING, - 'uncle by Da, and Martin, 97, Ifigl• liuntorn.—This i ttes 4- *table Compoiition, with half the usual Labour, produces a jaw brilliatit,det-blftek, fully equal to the highest Japan Varnish; affords peculiar Nourishnient to the leather ; will riot soil the finest Linen ; is perfectly •free from any tinplea-; sant swell, and will retail* iti Virtuui in any Cliniate. • • Sold retail by the principal Grocers; linotzMaliers,oll-Mwn, and Perfumers, in the United King4foin, • • riIHE PATENT IMP:',MAL BLES, and PATEN'/"ITtAFAIAIIt SIDEBOARDS and DINING-TABLES, im one elepott Piece of Furniture, and upon Fire new different Plans ; tht Patent Improved Sofa Beds did, Choir Beds; Brass-vrew Four Post, and Tent 'Bedsteads, Furniture and complete ; Portable Chairs, with,several other urw iurOntedand improved articles 14 furniture ; olio au'encral and very extensive assortment of Upholstery ;trill CabAiet Articles for furnishing Houses com plete. ready manufactured, Nvhere Families may select and whole House in a few days, avoiding the extreme inconvenience of waiting several gouths itt es,tutpleting their Zstablislinteat. East and West India articles, *my and Navy, &c. &e. by Morgan and SatVers, it; and 17, Catherine-street, Strand, op terms the nova moderate, for prompt payanna. DINON 4 S ANTI lIILIOUS PILLS. THESE PILLS loug siuce obtained a just cele hrity in the private practice of the Props ietor, Mr. f XON „A pot heca ry ; and from their grea...4itccess in Ma. y stinatc, Bilious Disos dens, on numerous Patient; ,if dirt i net ion, particiitarlr the Duke of Bedford, the I)ow.iger Late *iv and Sete, the Vise :otess &c. &r. he was persuader) to %dier them to I he ;'abbe, muter the s.iiicrion of o v ie i Nnin e s, They arw.f.otod to be an hie ~,,tiyarat4e 14., • 41 41 4 0liimititt4filk veittliring the Sitonorch; The.); tionoviliabltintl 'temporary env Stet: I fend- Aches,. and I leart-But whether arising from I lit, rimony of the rrdundant lade intemperate di, t. or eiriuhiti g to ex- Less, and will he found a most valuati:,..4,.,fie4 oe t o here- - sorted to upon every holi , position occasioned by a.disordered state of Use Stomach an t i Brivvelsi • 'Sold at Messrs. Butler awl Son's, No. 4, Cheapside, .Lon don-, in Boxes at 25.90. ; (is.; and and also by 'the principal Booksellers-and :Medicine Ventters in every Town. BALDNESS IN EARLY LIFE IS CERTAINLY A VERY ,Sqi,r.tlOUS DEFECT; those wht). ltuVe suffered the loss of their Hair w .cell to those who, would wish to preserve so va luable an ornament,. is recommended a trial of HUDSON'S 111131 LE DIVINEor CULPEPER'S SPECI FICK, made from a tilanascript Recipe of the 14..iions Botanist Culpeper, and lately introduced hc the celebrated Doctors Hunter, Cruik shank and othereminent Physicians. The I \E is war ranted by 'the Proprietors and guaranteed by numerous testimonials as - an in fait iahle Regenerator of the flair on Bald Places; it never having. failed in some, tlion:anils of cases, if - used agreeably j,o the direini ~,, s, it promotes the growth of Hair to whateoer place amiliaticeither to the Ilead,'Hyabrow, o r whiskers; it is air' a most elegant Oil , for dressing ,the Hair, eradicates all scrof, Ste. makes it, ifet er sae limb soft as silk, and gives strength to the Curl that makes it resist damp wr perspirativar. Fur furtherehicidat tort the Reader is referred.to a Dissertation on the Hair, with-testimonrals front a number of r e spectable individuals, Woo by its use recovered their flair, atter.beiry , bald for years. • Painph let is given !.2;rkttis) wrapped round bottle, price Js. dd. 7s. (id. and One Guinea; the 7s. 611. containing two and a )calf, and the Guinea ought attn.. small bottles. Sold - , by the Pioprietor's, Agent, No. Gerrard.street, fiolro .square, London; and, by, a ppoin talent, by Messrs. Gat• tie and Pierce, 67, New Bond-street; Rigge, 66, Cheaps.de ; Davison. and Sun, Fleet - street ; and LAY most_ Perfumers and Hair Dressers. r temition..—Obseret the genuine is signed " Hudson 'and 410.!' on the label, as there is 4 Counterfeit Lind. s. Invalidirr o patruni eeterant jeltinia --,------ Frani the faint embrace Unu,only sons arise---a potty race! MATIRJAGE shritiftllic.the loitoelation'of , .I,;.V.A.so cial happilaeSi; which is Olen t 11: 11th-the,: patties that. form the uoion not • lah,og..ifinsi piecautione which wonld recurs them the enjoyment of that i.;re.tt flornv.- tie blessing. Amidst the melancholy Variety of oisorders -under which human naive is known to sutler, there aro :,e =arc alarming or tlistr.,svng than those - which rcsiilt lisstlionahle gai,ties, tally dissipation, or subtary intempe warier. Messrs. .red Co. beg to state that the serhilems ttention of a prae , ice exclusively directed to the tre'estment 'and cure of CEll I'AIN Cy.‘IPLAIN'IN, entitle them to the 4:lititn of superior .4evir,:rieciit. /t vt gular Sarg,cons., they 'offer a Speent' and permattent.care forevery stage of that dis order, whieli, cinitracted in rut unguarded ambient, and which poisons the ipvings of life, and t.ir every class of debi lity, which isLthe Consequence of juvenile indiseretiuns, pre venting the maturity ot manhood, entailing by anticipation, nn its.unhappy victim ail .the in:irinities of old ae—the body becoming enervated •anil emaciated—tire • slieelts.yellow and bloodless—and the mind glu‘ ,Ind dejected. For the result of their success in this portieniat branch, they. refer to. hat reputation, which„they flatter themselves, they hare ac quired, by thirtryeat eNperietice, itt a mirk extended prac tice, In slight and recent, cases oh syphilietic e.implitints, perfect cure is completed in the short I),Wltlii 'oil s'; and 10 casts of strictures, 1)404 in the •bulies, gle.ls, .mieaknesses,"&e, wc. a proper peo;everance in their 'plan of treatment insures is the pat,elit 10e 4(lVlteit UVlCS,tir.UfiOn• MA RRIED WOMEN, who have long been disappointed in their EXPECTATIONS ail may be assured that, in most instances, :nub dere,: ti are,corable , by medical skill ; and though the removal of such impedittierits he alt. object of doubt and uncertainty with others, set the cure of ouch:de" 'Pests, by the gradual progress of renuvati.or, is the acqutre meta of their experience. Messrs. CURRIE and CO. may be consulted by patients of tither sex - , with the -greaiest secrecy and bonoor, at their house, Ne. 107, Hatton Garden. Patients in the country, stating their ease, age, and general habit of living, 61c. &. vtieltiSing a rctuittaoce for mitive and incilicittesi`the same Will be KIVCII or sent. to any part sJi tie Itinist i ,nni 167,,tiuttom Chukka, ~ 4,' • ikt ~ ,..1. . .- 4 :1 !..t...: .."4--" " 7.. , 7T14 I NO- OFF LC. R , dipri! -27, IE! 16. T HE CO3 I / 1 1/SSIONE/CSfor VICTUALLING His -VAT F.f..S7TS :YrIVY do hereby give Notice, that on Trednesday next, the in Nay, the wilt be ready to receive Tentic;rs, in writing riecileditio, and treat for One Thousand Five Hundred Quarters of ENGLISH PEASE, to be dei;vered into his .elloYeAty's Viebtalling Stores at Dept. ford the course of Fortnight, 'and to be pain for by fills, payabk with: Interest; niirety data lifter date. 7'hiVonditiens of the Contrail niay be seen at 'the &ere tary'S Office.. - . . . No regard willte.l4.ld to any Tender an WF the Priie shall not Ile inserted in , vords at len,t,rth, or that shall not he delivered to the Board biforc Half-past Two o'clock en the said ll'ednesday nixt, st of 21.1ty ; nor unless the Per.on who make, ` the Tender, or son Person on his Waif, attends answiT when coiled for. - CONYILICP FOrt`l'Plreir, 777NPENTISE, id, 0 tr. Nqtyi-Oflicg, Mtril 80, 18111. rig P L 0 PM ns and COM NIS - SI ONERS eif T 544.11 ES IT s 11-'Y here3y gi ve Votive, that 04 g'edne‘day, the s:A;of 'fray next, at One o'Cloeh, they trill be ready to treat with such Persons" as ',nay be witiing to Contract for supplying his ifajotty's Doak-YardN, or airy one or nacre of them, with al or any'of the follolvi nAr .4rticlts , ris. STO tiPj, ,ARC Fi - ANGEL, .or firitieh-made PITCH, TURPENTINE, and RUSSIA TALLOW. 4 Distribution of the Alleles, and a Farm of Me Tender, may ,be veen at this 05m No Tender, will be reecivid afteeine o'ClocZ 4 on the day of Treaty, nor any noticed, usle4the Party, or an .-Iffent . for him, attchttr. Every Tender must be accompanied by a Letter addressed to the, 'Navy hoard, and sf;:rned by two responsible PerOMS engaging to become bound with the Person tendering, in the Sam of 1 0001. for he due perfor►nance . of the Contract far Tallow ; e2culhfor the perfurmance of (Ito Contract Ar Tur• peittinet 'and 701 . , per 100 Parrett for the performance of the Contract f'or Pitch. • „ .„ „ , 7,34741' '4.1%3 D S 1)A A:lr 1, 1816. . . • $ .4. ,:•,'s , • 1, - ... f - . . This Day were putas•hed, - In era. the Second Edition, pri ce Ns. boards, 'Of , D ISCOURSES on the PHINCII'AG POINTS of tiie so6istAN coNTßovEnsy. 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Robin son, heeds -; Mr. yhaildhi4 Neartintie-fttottqyne, tad twit of the Hookielters throurbont the.Casuntrts -~, ~:~ ~ 3 . , fli c S EV~NpI cr, p, of f A, • - lIPERTAL .PARLIA EN T. i7OUSE OF 'LORDS; TO Es s Ay, Arilit. 36. The Royal kssfnt was riven by Cultutission to the Butter, and cheese this,: the Felons' Trans portation 3ill, and Bat, : lowt. 'Divorce -.1111 - Col;i -iiiissionrs, Lords Eldon, Shafteskeary, and Chol mqutleley., The Customs' Duty Bib,,#nd a ROO Bill, wetp brought tiO front the Commons, and reail a first time. • FLAX PATEAII%, • The Earl of, LAupEttifAL,E, adverting et') the fact that a Bill had *en brOught intp„the House o f Commons respecting Lee's paten t far a new Me thod of preparing flax, expressed his wish that their LordSliips should have the proper lamina tion on the subject before the Bill came up. Ile therefore moved for certain returns from the Trus tees for the.6sheries and manufactures in Scotland releitive to the invention, which were ordered.. . ;.L'he 'Martinis of t bowv,H►tta moved for pap on the sitne, subject from the Linen Board in lre latid.—Ordered. The fi'd:.oVof Viz. GRRMAINS presented a petitir n i against the losoivelit Debtors' Act. Laid on the 'Table.-- Adjourned. , 110IISE OF CONUMONS. . The itan4goste Bill was °Meted to- - be read ti se cum! time uu Niondav ..• l'he Coal-Nit :ig read a 'third time, and passed. Sir E.I3ItYDGE* tatt.littet.l IrKre to bring ,1N a Dill ,fur Th e revival and better regulating of Fitneral and Marriage Certi • Resales. 4 Mr. H. ADIUVGTON ehtained leave to Wrietr, In a Bill to mi l i e u,' the .I.l.tilpt fur the Local LLlditui ; . tliu for anotiler ISO{ to redact tbe attendance of Yeomanry Corps from six (Lirt to two. Sir F. Lit I nETT pre:cacti it Petitlut: i!,;t10, it,..(pth; r r I• ut Itt:itrt.l,.../ti...tt4.44, ut P.,:ultit! it. ; • t Ttie Saari Duty Viii 'ugh' tb. ;:umirlitree. Th e fhl i d ot i hill wcot throl i gh the t:tottittlittee; mitt! suu,e observ.titto-, :loin Mi. 5w..10 tool Nei. C. Wyou : • 'Sir. Tierney., the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Mi. Wynn, fluskisson, iti.ll sir. airing, spoke iippo the sil 4, jeet of Grant, made to individuals trot %oz.: of Parli. t ni en t. VONSONI3Y reload:4:d nit to Mr. Peltier, Who r he iihservi.d, had been lot aietly prosecuted for 7i libel oil Buonakirte. Was the grant to hint, tO be contin ue d as compensation for dofaining lloottaparte, .for which ho had beett_pi ' , Acetate:o ? . Lordt , SiScLEREAGII said, that the ineastire proceedea politic, and tint oil t personal . moth'''. Mt. i.t.` EY observed, .that this Mr. Prll6 MIS now Ainhotssador here trout thii Ring of i Mr. CtiftWEN preareoted a petition front the rope- matfett of VVOtittkiCh noch-yard, complaining of the iiindestit.iey of ' th6ir pay of superannuation, which 40100nt i . 4 1 i n only 01, 4 year, and was insufficient to keep them flout th.ir .ant i to a work.tioui.e; Ile would stigg t , that, if it could out augmented at the public expcnce. there be a stoppa g i a Of thl. a week out of their etriolinuents when able to work, that. might hicrease their super.iiiituation pay. Mr. 11tOUGII.A.11 lteggeit to ee.,:oninieiol t his Suldect to thiS attention of Government. made ia eikiculation't hat th e iloudw r i,t superaitimations of Ilsis class of pectle (Moin till the dock-y.4111s would not exceed 84 or 90, owl .in addl. :tional allowiinee of 81.-vi 101. a•yeat' would lie a ert•At matter to them, While it would not mitt the country more than SUOI. or 9001. Sir F. 1111111)1M' obsovred, that the Petitioners had strong. claims to attention. Thelinnies , .thiets it appeared was sit din to Pelt irevoulti cover all the sleuilinds. WATER LOO MON ONI EXT.. • Mr. TIP.IINEY, adverting to anotice. in the news papers inviting the transmission of models toe this and tiro M e Naval onument, wisitt dto ask; what was their. projected expente ? The Com.. mirte e appointed tO decide on the plans must have. some idea of the expellee meant to be gone to. Mr. LoNo said it few words, the pdrport o whirlt we could not heel'. Sir W. W. Wirt.lNE recominvinied i that isistena of mere tiretti . teetiltal .monuments, tltt atlrLtional, building shontd-he erected to (;rectiwich and Chet - se4 110.1.pitu1s: this. would better toninteinorate the gratittide of the coutitty. Tale ANCRIAOII_ of the Excitatt.ocP. was on.. able to inform the House . of the precise ;~tint.; the erection of these 'Monuments was likely to costa 113uch 'must depend on the judgment and taste of the Gentlemen who were entrusted %viLli the deci.:. - slob on the plans. In the way of conversation he had heard of a ium of 3 or 4i(k),000/. oe, luissibiy ; .500,0001. being likely to 4)e expended upon, them. Mr.TitEßNEY•thottglit this was going notch lad tar. Such expensive erections might he very gr iA z... titying to otir taste, lAAIt they %%A:re very alarming, to our pockets. •It was e.“e4i,irilin a ry that 111' . Treasury had no correct idea of the expence to lir ill - Gun-O. 114., looped that the,plans3electett would unite utility wi:it beatify. • Mr. tl/01Alt:IstIt.By tholighLarliagnificent dr,il wiittitt hest tinswer,the ptirpose,.,particniarlf , terCiie% were. Ivanteil at present. be Hotts AS c r was prOCinding ahtigo other reaso.l3 l , vplittu • tiustosgoil spohe ti flrtler, there being no queition heroic the 11 , •0 , e. CILIRc AGA•I7TIA-111/I ELLENTOROIJOIT. Lon! Ct.c.:iisAun, 91.1 rtsiog to nuke the tootiotk of whieh l,e ,:pit OUtiCC, moved that the c:ltatges be entered as read, which being agreed. to, 'rhe SPEAKER turgesteti that the rean'ar .'!'he Exchequer Bills rill,- -Annual IndeMnity Bill:lnnkeepet s' Allowance: Bill, nnd.Scoteh 'Ex- Bill, were committed and riported. • The Highland Society 'lncorporation . was • read a third time anti pirtsed. . The BRA Of .Koimmor , ii."iupved . , that the 'tlark reading of the coroners' Bill be postponed tilt this day fortnight. Ooe Of tho objects wets to in crease the Salaries ot:puhlicoiliecri, and he doubt ed whether thi s w a s a ' , miter object for a privates Bill nt any time', and +note specially at the prc sent'time, and especially, too, as the increase was 01 be raised by an,an.additionid eounty'rate. jt e did, not say that he should oppose the but time onght. to be giy'en to consider it. The third reading was acemtlingly postponed till tas day fortnight. . 1 i fi~ 3 J =ate: .<" ~ Pe: