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Corukli j A Lli:TTUtt tit tVISSETT, Elite. in. .Llll Answer to Four Letters, addressed by Mr. Wis.ett . to the Antitut, on Ow Strt4ect. ,:t Lievrifiu , gnd Itiquiations for Publie44iotuielt One of his ilajetr's .l 2.l l s i ti..e rl it i)Vtb L e;eae , Pea c e the Cettotits Surrey Middlesex. .7. • THEATRE-POYAI;, liftURY-LANE. rl, - 10-MORII.()W EVENING, March 2, 1 816 , their ,Nlairstie' Qerranis wil l peret+roi the. Comedy of • THE RECRUITING OFFICER. Balo_nee. ?qr. Parnell ; Mr. Sc dr. Mr. Carr Mr. Sem le, Mr. R. Phillips; Captain Plurne, Mr. Roe; Captain Draxen, Mr. Harley; Woolly. Mr. Barnard; Serie;int Kite, Mr. Johnstone; Costar Peat main, Mr. NI ontlen ; Thomas Ap iletrer, Mr. Knight ; Bullock, Mr. Osnerry; Collier', Mr. Ilughes; Melinda, Mrs. Orger; Rose, Miss Kelly; Sylvia, Mrs. Marlyn. • . • which.will be added (for the 4.1 Cole), a new Farce, tante,' W H AT NEN l'? The Principal . Charaeirr4 by Mr. Dowton, Mr. Bartley, Mr. Knight, Mr. exberry, Mr, Harlosve, Mrs. Orger. On Monday,'A New Way to Pay Old Debts. V . TEIEATRE ROYXI4, covENT-cIArt.DEN. rpo_mortßow EVENINC4, Minch '2, 181,6, will be revived the TraVdy of THE PAIR PENITENT. Sc'mlto; Mr. Murray ;. iastharim, Kemble; 1-Yoratin, Mr. Youn...;; Altamont, Mr. Abho: t ; 'toss:vie), Haiter-' ton; Cali,ta, Miss O'Neill (being her first. appearance in - that .Character) ; Lavinia, Miss Foote; Lucille, Miss Sey- After which (7th time) Grand Comic Pantomimeo called , . 11ArlLEQUIN'S 01,10. The Story ofwhich will be tatten irons the five first Scenes, and the last, , nt Harlequin Whittington ; the five highly popular Scene , of - the present year's Pantondme will he retained—nod the. retulinder )elected from the most effec-. tire Scenes, Tricks, mid Machinery of the PeutoutimeS of the five last years. Dick Whittington (4ftcrwards Harlequin), Mr. Bologna; Damy Cicely suet .(afterwkrits (71,),... , i1),. Mr. Gtitnaldi ; Miss •Alice (aftervcards,Columhniej, Mrs, Parker: . Madame Sitchi he, first , peciaten in this Country of her mast Wonderful' Performance , , completely deathly& the •Andlence. She is rite:aged for lire -more nights, and will . , give some Variatinif..on each Night. Her three "text Per formances will lie To-intirrow;:Moilitay. and Tuesday. ' Monday Miss O'Neill will pertain. A new _Musical . Play, in Tin-es Aura, called Guy Manner ur, The tiipsey's Pr . pltecy, will be produced ou Saturday leech. ANNiVERSARY DINNER.- rrO-MORROW, — Marrii '2, in the Freetna tons Tai ern. Ili& Royal Highnest, the Duke ui YORK and ALBANY, in o the Chair. The CALEDONIAN AsYLITNI for EDUCATING and SUP= PORTING .cneh CHILDREN ut SOLIkIERS, SAILORS, and MARINES, NATIVES uf SCOTLAND, cannot. be athottirit lota the Ito}al Institntioni of Ch.lsea aitd 'Greenwich, and uf 11014 e it SCO7I'CII PARENTS residant in Loudon, uut'entitlrd to Parochial Relief. PittNiorwr. liic Royal Highness. the DAke Vic: -pi, The' Doke of Buccleugh and Qoreo4bury. The Duke Of Atht.l The, Duke of M ow rote 'flu, Duke of .Weilin A ion The Ea►*l of thilhoubie ofKi:N'randSTRAXIIEARN. astinxis IThe Earl of Breirlsilbane • Vim:omit Melville -- • . Lora Lynedoch c • The Kt. lion. Sir Archibald Atetiondhl, Bart. Charles Fotire*, Esq. M.P.. ~. , gaps. _ • _ _ . _ STEw tlia'Grare the Doke uf Gor don, A. T. • puke of The M. N. the Mstrq. of Tweettale, C. B. The ,: ll, N. the Mag. of kiunilY The Itt. How. the 'Earl of Crawford and Lindsay lit. Ilea. the 1 7 ,41 of /Valles The Rt. 1 - Itqt. the Earl of Eg ., l'ington, K. T. Rt. Non. the Earl' of Bal. carras ' Vitt Rt. Lion. the Earl of Stair The Rt. Hon. Lord J. Camp bell. The Rt. Hon. Lord James 51dray The Rt 411on.Visc. Arbuthnot , P.sfinerstun Rt, rlinninz 'rite Rt. Ho;i. Vise. Kirkwall The Hon. 111101- Li ii(fitey Ilia Gortlou, R.N. Rt. lion. Chas. Arbuqiuot, • : • Hen. W. Fraser, of Saltotns Lt.-Geu. Ilse Hon. Sir John ..khercrombie Sir • Alex. Don t 'of Newton, Ilart. NI. P. Tickets,thie Guinea each, .t Or , Asylilirs ; as well as that Naval al nail►rm; and Gentlemen cousii to write tfieir namesni, -the bac' Subscriptions continue,to be of Messrs:llmoms CouttS a nil C 1.14;11' anti ; Messrs. now: ?Jr s•rs.. and t'c ties 6l .4. Ileyries,Fa har Tvw.plur, and Co.; -Mes,t s. tinii I'resrott, (ii•nte; brthe 11.1.111,3 of Rag. Secretary: 4 It A l y n i a N . ) ( e ; iic e ngr ti a i t t i i t i t (I , by s study,i,ra ctice trat!branch which,we thought proper to select, we 'trust 4;4-L. l ,re -nave not W ill 0 inlst., : aspi , yed 'our time, than those mita, in the extensive field of the profession, are' occasionally itnuierse4 tivoticertairity; and cannot always attain that sue eess whici, is act - wired by concentrating the intellectual power to rise clitss'uf disorders. •• Thediseases of Debility are peculiarly di+tressing, for they !sting with them a train of concomitant syniptous, and by is depression,of aU vital energy, existence ,tto•lf becomes no- Whether th , y arise from the lir, %Ilene.. of ill vx ample, - Ilse destractiYo ha hits of selmol-lioys, or the. less ea • induigences of maturity, they require the most assi ritionS profesStonal sUill;. and well may it be obsei red, that hr tlT,iitnoralice of tine:located. men, the symptoms are :lg. ' l'avate ; arid ththeoustittition ile.troyed. • As Nletni.ers at. Vac coit..ge of StirgiTits, aid for ta,trly Suri-flitis in his Ma;lesty's ,ervite,' we gr,otoil 'our pre tensfons:mit regularity tit Education, and posessing *every priyitego to practice, we NO otteieliTs entitled to that con- . fitt.?nee With which, we hare hitherto been- so liberally Ito /mitred: . In the first sell/Wien% of local weakness. earls; application trill prevent the calamity of a debilitated frame; - not . where the • suff t ,rer front a e,inscitiostiess of tint unmanliness of the . ride Which 0111 Mod ilia inisfortnile,, is fe.trful,of the contempt or-ceniiire of hi . : family physician, and broods over hi'S "infir mity wit h.earefal conceal:tient, it must be satisfactory for hint 10 I,e amred not only. of capability of treatment, but also of 'him mast invitilabl secereny. entity, 21;e Venereal Disease contltinitvitesllte,springq of ilfe—the seeds of ex istence are poisoned by it; rani posterity .t$ injor, ! (l by the indlivretion art uniptdell moment. In recent Venereal complaints, it is possible to. prevent j:aiii, donor, or distress; ,and in the most. complicated .91555 )t if the ; !...quirerneat of exclusive experieuce in Lists line, to "Arcot a %aft', certain, and speedy re.establishatent, , We offer the advantage of this experience to those of either • who aro afflicted with .any,kitid of debility, or ally sYinp `um!, of Venereal joint ion, and in all cases the terms of re, Amutratiqu are ..itated On the first interview. .. linleot3 in . the country are Spec!!.: to.enclote a Batik * and are request 61 .to. sperifyAlieir . age` and matinei of ting, us witil as the existing sytuptui»s of the complaint. . . CURRIE anti cO.. :relenilklrs of the RoYal College of Surgeons in LOndon and sllinburihj 107, Hititon.Ciaden.- - On. 2 5 * 15.16, • Sir 6eorge Douglas, Bart. of Springwood Park Sir Caniphell,, [S.C.% ' • sir James iilacint James Brown, Esq.. ' .tlex. - Camphell 'ugh Percy Davisogi - 1 William Douglas, Esq. M.P. C.,iii•:.i.•.,y. General James • I)1 • Pioi - ick I)utf, Esq. of Csr, twos' , James Farrell, Esq., Peter Free, F,sq. Maj.-Gee. H. Mackay Gordon A. C....Ciraut. Esq. NI. P..' Henderson • Benjamin flue - tied, Esq. :John LLD. G. F. Mackcnaie, Eiq. of Al .lengratige Colottel.W. Niel Malcolm, Eq. of Puhal. tocL• -Alexaioler Nlilne, Esq. Jolni.Mitc!,ell, Esq. W'• 1-I,4o:lton'tiishet, of Dirl-.. tan, itsii• • Ciha ics H.q. tt Tate_, Esq ! in hotly 'rod Thomson, Esq. 'olunel . .Charle% Turner , (.ien. Wetuyss, of ‘Verasss• M. P. to he had of the Sittiwaras ; at pt the liar of the Tavern. na Military ()dicers will come in ing with Tickets, aro requested -- 1. No collection after Dinner. rr,,•~t.ed the Banking.houses DiTilot ntoo, Free, and . Down:; 13.; Drummond and Cu.: id Co. ; Ni,ssi . a. Davison, Noel, • lny-ie, and Stull!) t Mr""' tlan,soin, and , f scutland; ity John Valt, TO ALL WllO VALUK-THFAIt The Sight of the Aged is restored ; • Tile Weak Sight strengthened; • And.the Perfect preserv_ed, upon it:lei-ring Principles, BY BRADIIERRY'S PATENT . SPECI A CLEM, a 32, Oxford-street. itrevent.Disappoiattncilt, be particular in ohserrin4 it is 'iota. stinp, but it Privste llottse,.stext door to the Fon tuozgc.r's, between Swallow -street 'and Ar;;yle-:crest colsunaars FOR BARRACK STORES. Commissary in Chief's Office, Fin. '29, 1816. QUCH Persons as are desirous of Contractint P•-•" . with the Cmanaissary in Chief to supply LINEN Alt mum. of BEDDING, BLANKETS, IRONNIONtiAItit, TIN WARE, EARTIIEN WARE, TABLES, CHAIRS,.. WHEELBARROWS, COOPERS' WARE, COAL :41 EAm .SURES, _TURNERY Attucui§, and FIRE BUCKETS, may receive Particulat4 of the 'C'enti acts at this Office be lween the uours of Aliven and Five, and deliver their Ten dots, sealed up and directed to the Commissary in Chief, mark ing thereon " Tender fur Barrack Stores," on -or before Tuesday, the 12th of Aitrch; but none will be received after' Twelve , o'Cteck on that. day; nor will any Proposal be.no ticed unless mule on or annex. d to a printed Particular, and the prices inserted in words at length ; nor unless a Letter be subjoined to such Proposal signed by two Persons of known Prolierty engaging to become boun,t with the Party tender ing, in the Sure expressed in the Particulars for the .doe per forniatigc of the Contrite!. , . NEXT IVEDNIciDAY, • . THE THIRD 1) OF, t)I(AWINQ. ,_.STASE NIE VI'fiEEL. 2 0f...25 - ,MO Guineas I 1 of.. 1;000 Pounds 2 0f..20,094 Pounds • I :1 of.. 600 Pou.ids 1 of.. 5,000 Pounds 10 of.. 200 ihounds, ORNSBY nod ,Co. are sellin ICKE'rS and sIIARES, warranted Undrawn 'At their old . esta.- blis:ied Stale Lottery Office, No. 26, COItNI ILL where up svarao, of TWO MILLIONS S'I'EItLING MONEY: have been paid to the Pnbtie. • THIRD DAY OF DRAWING NEXT WEDNESDAY. GRAM) STATE of the WHEEL. 2 Prizes of 31,000 GUINEAS IN GOLD. 2.. ' . of 1.20,000 5 JOO ' I. . ! Ace. &c. .- ..i. . AIC.KFTS and SilAitC4 S, wan-noted nudrawn, are selling by Itlel-1 klIDSOisl , GOOI ) LUCK , and Cu. Cornhill, and Char ing-Crnvi, who sold, in Shares. • laA. Lot tery, Threw pet Cent. Co!.suis. . • No. 18,60, .a•Prize of . ',MOM° . No. 5,6113 i a PriAc.of 4.40,000 . 1. 4 ripliu L. sr DAY but One NEXT ‘VEDN ES- L DAY, Nine ()Thick in the Morning. • Two'rrizes Of 25,00 i3uineas!: Two Prites of .30,000 I'oun s! . Yet in the Wheel, and no Prize Fixed. CAPITAL PRIZES drawn LASL' SATURDAY (Feb. 24.) No. 6,0m7, u Prize of £.15,0b0 • I t,241i l,OOO • 12,43•3 1,400 ' 12,800...... 1,000 • Weie all Sold and Shared by HAZARD, BURNIE, and CO. Contractors, Front Gate, Royal I.:xelianue. * o . This i* the only Lottery.—No Small Lottery to fol low it. BE FISH PR3PERry CONFISCATED IN DENMARK. IVO I ICE is lierchy given to those iliteremed therein, that a Mv:F.TIKG will he held on THURS DAY, 7th .~larch„ at Twelve o'(:lock, at the City of Gitlin° Tavern, litshoptg.tte-oreet, to receive the REPORT of the COND;IVIVEE, oppointad to confer with Government for their' Relief, and to determine What further steps should be taken to proaccute their Clain). • _ CHARLES flu+ trtol " • KOMEBUVS LAST, WOittt. his Dv wits published, in One.Volitine. are. price 91. boards, HE I:USSIAN PRIsoNSII. t ) L ‘VArt - the . FRKNCII. fly NIORITZ NON KOTZEtWEi Lientenant of the General Staff of the Imperial Russian Army, Knight of the Order of St. Wladimir. Edited,. with the Addition of it Preface and Postscript, by . the Author'. Fa. ther, A. VON KOTZEDUE. Translated fr' ni the German; London :'Printed for Gale and Fenner, Paternoster-row, Just VA Vri Sto.' I: 4s. boaniß,, . sEGOND 'Us trEt of N.IPARTF,t or,. a. Ili-tory of, the t.'.4ases,Ptligreas Tertninatiott of the Revoltition in Primer itf 181 h t portion . larly comprising a minoterniti eirountstairt s ial elccotart, tittlre ever-toemorahlr Victory of Weterloo; to which are ridded, Appeudiets,- ersntaining tiie thEilal aloriut4 and deai,siYe Rattle- , • • ITOrCE, " r * •• " Asaist•-•d , bYX)risci-nal and "Itupurtmit . .Comitturricot,ions front, Brit ill] and Prussian Otticera. • • . EktIIEL^LISHMEN:TS, &o. 1. po l q . ..nit of the Duke of Welinvtott, from ageat, sur rounded, MO apernpriate 'Ornetnetsts, - -2, Mop. of 11-e1g00m,..9.1th part .ufFrauCe, 4c.. i:0,111.,.1. • Environs of llrtixelTes,•eitiiilittiog the - sititittion of - the Ar„snies Int Oa .I.sth, it 44 Itoh . u.c.l,lno go Irsykd. 4.:A I , .rge and accansteVan of the Rattle- of kiiterlsto, or M 9 ,int , -ean.-frtnn otheiehasurcSat of infurnsaviot4 neatly - and conicity c9lotired. • • • • Also, JO 44%411410-41i NARRA'FIVE OF THE CAMPAIGN IN RUssIA, Hro with Plaoi, n tr Edition, los: - 61-Inll. With' Plana end a Pante crAattrod• %1,4 P, lbs. 64. lids. • L 113,11 7 :NIB'S NAl:lt.ll'n'E, limo. wolfs Plans,' ss. ed. boards. GIRAIJ.D'S C.IMMION OF PARIS in 1814 and 1315, &c. ;with Male and 7q. , THE VIENNA*," by 'AI. DE I'IIADT, tranitated'froni the French,' i s one r olume tiro. 101../41. - lid.lw ** -Fifteen T.;tonsaisd, of,..Atiii interesting Work, have beeu sold in France- -dornig 'the short space ota'iow WS eti a, 1 ) t 14 - nowi utp resets , hrerrdaii 400 lerricii meta. It siert-lows very, ,important facts connected with the present and future canditn , n of theA:ontlitentel Stetea. BLA,OI)O'N'S FRENCH IN new edit. im prored; 6±. ed. half-botind. ORts;.l.lS' ti ANI 7 Ei• DU WY.% (i ET TR, in English, French, and Iteliati, ncw edit, 1;4. f;tl. lialf-hou mt. REICITARIYi 'ITINERARY of FRAN,VE i r.. BELGIUM, lan, Sx. 6s. hound. I'L.INIA'S 'NEW picriaßc of P.XRI% with Map.and Plan, cs. ed. bound . . Boyrx's "fiRLOIA'N TRAVELLER, With large colottrid Map and Pilo, as. hound. . MANTA'S PARIS anal GAZETILER of FRANCE; bound *wither; Os; (Isl. - • • '. • . Print-d fur Samuel Leigh, is, Strand. TO THE MEW. CA EN'ILEMEN, there is nothing' to indispen- J sible to a genteel appearance as a clean !Lot or Shoe. A man's•forthne dr his tatente may he 'of the most shining sort, but unless ,liis Boots Pave a little of the true shining quality also, be will meet with but a comparatively . small part of the restiect and admiration that may be his due. This is the Law of Pashion, and she mitst he obeyed. The tru•h of this fact is undeniable; and when it is universally allowed that there is ' nothing to odious in ,society, and c.o. much against the laws of cleanlinesi and decorum. as foul or ill cleaned Boots or Sli , es," who would slot seek after the pr.iper remedy ? It' lies been frequently remarked, atol Particularly by the Fair Sex, how beautifully the fi:et of thine Gentlemen appear,. who use Tl'll'NElt's: BEAL JAPAN BLACKENG; , for it ii titiquestidaably the best that is 'made for giving a.fine and.t . vholesottic - polisii to Bouts and Shoes. It. is therefore recommended to Gentlemen and Ladies, as the only article of this kind which they Might to purchase., ar it produces the lit i oles,, e.Albil and jet black ever beheld. Ageuts at Bath. Agem.s at Bristol. Guy. • flap:efts and `4•n, • Cruttwcll, Pritchard and son, Keen, - noliingsMi.nad Stuart, IkkYler. tend Son, Harley amid Lang - ,, . • Jenkins, ' Balgitt, • Cook,• ' Cotesbrinc, Welsh, Rutter and Co. Pearce, Aos. Smith, Budge, i Brain, Skritte Patis Grant,' nutlet:4 ' ' ' Trat t roan and Evans, Robertson. ' ' I)owle, •- , Skinner, Smith, Stepheti Taylor, Earle, Byron, • Mri. A- Andraws. • - Wood. Shopkeepers supplied with this inestimable Japan Blacking, through the medium of the Wholesale Houses,' or by apply ing to the Mannfactory. - • , 11144 1 . 14, London-road, Southwark, . . . c, , ,, li • .1%,:i40. . .., {Ard r l i wy, etna ,-. , N.n. ~,,,f.f p r ' 'tuner's Mac - iPs. . • port COUGII3, COLDS, - - • . VITALSIVS COLTSFOOT LOZNGES,— , v-v Tualgo was the Name given to Coltsfa'ot by the ancients, who kneW its, value in Coughs, &c. it is prepared in 'the form of Lozenge; as th e most agreeable to petite ; and ilias; that by itsgrodually dissoleing in the mouth, may with more certainty be quqyeyed, to the parts affected ; these Lo zenges are deo)stritent, detell,ent, and lubricating, - allaying uc the tickling sensation which oialOns Coughing, clearlng the voice, nod producing the most salutary effects; if used 4$ a p reve nt ire, few persons will be troubled with Coughs through Oe,winter, and their price places theni within the reach of all' rank of people. Sold by E. Edwards, gs, St. Paul's Choral-yard, who is the sold proprietor: the genuine.will hive the names or Shaw and Edwards on the stamp. Ales WALSEI'S ANTII'EaTUSSIS for the KQOPING COUGH,••a ronedy Fong approved . . and recornmended by the" Arg in' the kingdom. Vrice only Ss, =Dd. pet bottle, hoards, ,JARIS REVNITED in 1815, by way of . Bra4sett;• including a Walkover the Yield of Battle at Waterloo; Ob%rrvations on the late Military Event, tuid AnecdOter - of the Engagententst a View of the Citpit.d of *Francewlien in the Ore:int:thin of the English and Pra , ..ian Troups,•, it - minute Account of the ryttole Proceedlngt'rela tire tc> the.removal, of the ploodered Works of Art from the Louvre, with Reflections fill this Mleitsure; concluding with Regrinds oh the Political Temper and Condition of France, 'and the Clitsraetts of the Bourbon (aovernment. By JOHN tiCt)Tl', Author of the Visit to Paris . in ISt t; and gditor of the Ch tuition, a Political and Literary Journal."' Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orals, and .Brown, Paternwster.rote, Loudon. Qf whom may be lied, by the same Author, price 12s. boards, the fourth Edition, of A VISIT to PARIS in 1814. Containing a Review of 'the Mond, Political, Intellemnal,•and Social - Condition of the Fre., e ,h Capital • Observations on the Manners of the rarious claws of s';;;eiety, and on the general State of its Warm- . thin. and Attainments in Literature and :Irts. . GOOD anti GREGORY'S ' NEW CV - A.0).1 4 :01A, 'ear PANTOLOGIA., eritaplete in, 63 Parts, forming SOW Voinwars.r.y;i: sr.. illngtrated with nrv: pitttc , , those. un NAt.•rii • 9 1{iit , Er fortning: NI: linif,• front llr ,vvi rig's 1,4 e, by ''.s.clentlitn, Edwards,. ma+i pti.crs, - hCant ru y r Nottrirr , ..- 7 -111is Di-4.! was 11, 1 ed, Ira . .dsomely printed on fine pat ! er., rice Six Shil -1 ngs. Part I. rifitm PANTO; OGIA, comprehending a coin piete St•ric4 f Esniy.,. Treatises, and S!.s44snitt, n'etta betLitlly arranged; with a general I4'cti,t,i7 of Arts, St ictilers ltti %V r. 1.1; Ind prelenting a di.itinct s•irvey of TN. Man Genius, Learning, and Indn-try: By JO iN MAs.r,Ne !GOOD. E PAL S Member of Ihr Auler . leatt Smiely, add of the Tditmean Secioy.if OLIN LLD.. of the loyal " Mililaty , Aioltdessf, I,V oo lwich, and tinnorary.:llcolbcr of .the Literary and S'orittv of .11-Tyne ; Pura' Mr. NEW. F)II,IO4TVORtiI. of tthridge„; aisiited 1w ether t;en . tlenten of ea inenee in diffetvnt departments of Literal, tire. . . t liripted tor 'ilierwootl, Neely i and Jones ; NI& win,. C E ,utock, an I ; Walker ;J. ';toclalale; E..l,ffery ; Snttalry, Rean , se nn l Cn.; firtel:lOck i •W. Lowe; J. B ub o ; ft.gl ete il nnti Nj i ; and Brio:dote, liditt!atyyth ; and !trash find Reid, . s e .** The Parts that weeo, ow. of print are, re-printed, arid, this . .Wgirli ;ply now he ha!! c,.nipktr. It iv uld prtive ri • oft Expyi tietrig ttre• eyein: re la now iti he Ivyd c.uplite with the 14041ern liiiprovertientxt in ppint •it ex'ecutimi arid fmtielliqhmente, th 4 must ever paliiithed; yirice ittioits-exj.t,a.hpatedih.., • .For COIN4H4ikOI,4III.iii:AST I I P...‘.?4,. The only Genstinal'lTTOtt,l4 i,f HONEY, c • • Ir.eotell Sif 1111,1., M. D. ' - • " - 1,41NN.F415 - of: !MI TA I N t rseconlpilticls tbie tteullerst preparation as the so,st salutary and attettual fEsorders of OA! breitst and littigivi. cong• ll. ( l, i , i).'4ol, acrimony in the fluids, and o',,struc:ings in the e:h.tol4, nee I , ,etttlrand safely disvharged by eft.}ifv prTturati.:l, a,tri nue:poue.i. • ill breathing . . by it feW doses. It t.tt.e., ,itt the irriCatiors; opens the thoristae.d•icts, heal.: the i•n,.-, of time hi - rant and: Thilte years experience his confirmed the ie. consine..,; ,t;tot in the inantateatit relief and Oastfttal t•ttre of COL T PIis, COLDS, M.IS, and CON st , NIPTIONs, grtateld preset x , ..r of• the lring, ever ihqcovered,. and contains all the healing, sottening, and so.ahin4 lilies of that s3l4lkriellt extract of flowers called I limey ; and the , riclust Ilaiss.ms of . the ,Eassterta world • it is ass reitorafiee as asses' otilli,'and never disagrees with tic stomach t a cam to its benign influence in a feri bowl, anfl' when remitted ti) before the complaint is far advanced, all dam. rof Corisnmption is et. cvii • v e 41. Such aret he faint outlines of the nicrita of Sir John Hill's Ealsain Of the result of 10;14 resenrches into nature by that great. Botanist, who dedicated his life to the discovery of the true means'of health in the l'egetahle Kingdom. ' Pries as. lid. per'bottle c or mesen in one large, for i2s. 'ln guard against imposition, oliseree the Isamu: sit Shaw and , Ederneds, GlI, k Paul's Church Yams, is engraved oh the tioyeroluent stimuli accmppwsying cavil indtle. All otlirts aro Countetfeits.---Sold hysf!,.V.tlwaitts, tX, St. Paul's Church yard; and all dcalegs in isiediciale. HICKNLIN'S PILLS,. For the gnAvgL and 'TONE, LUMI3AOO, etc. the rations Complsinp incident to 'the "‘../ IL-Inman Frame, there ore Pond more dreadful. in their nature,: nor alai alarming in . their consequences, than the Gravel and Stone, They are complaints. to which ercry per son, eveu the most almtcmions, is liahic, as the'ilster We drink is impregnated with particles which fire a eause of these excruciating tortures. Hiclimun's Pills, composed of the mat innueerit, ingredients, have been found of singular elli *my,. iti.strelie,thenlog,the containing the urine, and destroying the•pettilying quality of it, reiuncing the calculi, or gritty i•Pcretions, and banishing every pernicums tendency • to those disorders, without confin e m e nt. Th e y arc liters:foie w itt • great confidence receinmended to the afflicted 'as the most efficacious revtedy thee can resort to iu the abort: Com - plaintil ; RS well as for I.umbago, Pains in the UUclt and Loin*, Stoppag e of Urine, and disordets of the Kidneys and Madder; • Said in noxN., ayes. Ad. and , Its. by Messrs. Butler and , Sons, No 4 4, Cheapside, London and their ePlfoint , by the 'principal Dookiellers and Medicine Venders its every Tom, PARLIAM t N'I`AItY PAPIMS. AIItiTRACT OF 1 N.:I',OIITANT Patt.LiASIENTAttli RAPS/inf. (To be cosothsteed regulaely.) CONVICT' FINTIJILISHVIENTI,.. . Some Papers: have, by order of Parliament, been published relative to the Convict -1 1 :-.4abliSh- .. .ments at Portsmouth, Sheerness, and Virtmlwich, trotn which it is most satisfactorily evident, that thy State of morals and religion of the convicts • .Ihai become exceedingly auteliOrated., This ht . ).. ,rove.r—ir appelrs to be the result of a system Of iii,trio t ton, in wilioh the prisoners toe cla•otified acrotning to their rcliertive chat Hetet.... Then'.'.' moral cia.soos are Hurler Cite sttperintendolce. , of . .letivr Clergyint n.—The tollowing Report sell! be ' read with pleasure i-. ' " Report oil the State of . Morals \ and Religion • anmng the Convicts confined" nn board the Hulks Captivity acid I,iitirol. , per. 31, 1813. . • " The admirable plan .of fitting no cie hulks, so . as to lepara . te the utin%icti into O t.) tt.stl, and' I place them under constant inspection, having been littidy ca rried into eft..7et, the advatitage.of it is bet,omingvery apparent ; ganibling and coining Can no lOnger be carried On, and swelring and loose. conversation are in tile ready way of being . w:.olly ,:iippresseil. The'ketixiety shy Wu by t he prisoners ill ~ !e, t eral to gain the good orrnion of :11eii. officers, renders them mote easy to be cotitroil 'd a..ici.,.kept - tit (mkt, Kati seems' ! T ank to just it' ' '► oliey that Ita ' s been adopted, of bolding oti tt : `'her of 11 iittf mitigation of sentence' to those w r fie , *••••,:altict is. -. most satisfit‘triry. - ',l.V • st . :hool has laie'y been esta bli3hed on board I 114 - Latii . Vt, , with ilk arrest 11405 .• • peers of success. ' Tlikt- iv iiith haii existed for. the ' ,hot two year 4 on'the tipper deck nt •the CujAvity, contributed } ;re My to retbi in the habits arid Man tiers of the convicts contin. it , On - that deck ; and 'several of them, 'who belote ; were - scarcely kc.. litoiititeihvith their letters, hate been restored to • libeity, able both to read and write with correct« it ehs ; and, it is , presumed, have carried back with diem' brae protitable .and industrious habits than they otherivisOlVbuid. - ' " The laudable practice of "titre of the contiets reading a for of evening p,Kayer ;to .his:tellow. prisoners (which existed as• a regulation in the ' • belies„) ! .pa t't Meat for the last two pears).; is now extended to :-very part of elidi ittill . ;''sod . enerat order and.dccorum.are enforced ant! oiserved. .." Thelre , :,avioitr of the crittricts thie, public,ftertr.rin 'pee of - Divirre'Serytce c~autinlres to he .Itighly, ,praise-‘l , orthy, attentive, Antt devout. The number of communicant's has rather (lei:reus ed otilkiard the Captitity, (inrconeeqtiet)ce of Se veral receiving their p.irrion), but it hal increased on 'board the Lure the urvnilance: • tveulcl taller, if care were out taThen to repel those of dotibtfiii clinracter. • Ttrelirk in the iirisnitid have Uniformly .expreesed themselves gent:gni for Ole ettetniance 141,1 attentions of their Ni,intst,r, tutruy of their have exhiuiteil gi eat appe,irance Of eOtttrtisiii Ruth iii);.,ll the Whole, the- Cliaplaitt•teeis hunself.warratrt ett tel er‘pressiirg.liis„ Conviction', that ,Ittuch - progress u..ts dreetr thttnig, the yqar 1n rctorating the ,itianuots mid thee cote ices itt gen'er',l • C4 , 01:r, (SigAud) .." WSI. Tx.).TE,.etrapt‘ht," itirro RN tai 114 ()I'LL r of ti.o. of C'om'mon,, t hi n ! Itt . y 1 41 - ti ; fur ati accunat of lm num bir at p?r,,,n‘ in the City of London rissebNed to tli4 . .liteornd Vim ; t i:e linnittor of- stirvit4rer4 prt t f art eiriittent.,; tit..,e for the year ending the iitli‘or.,lprii It*l4 p luni thoie for the• threr-qualieto Oirliu t ; the 6th of • Juo.iury 1 , 1 , 1; the nukolier Apio•ali, uud o..utuer of soefi'Aplicals ;is have been sticeektiftli. • • the sth of April If•id4 ; wt pre , onne, frosts the dates titeAtioned iti th e ti rc k t • , t h Gve recited,, that' it ,i 9 illtehdvit Co Ili for to the Act, 1 ' Li - I'll66l'g it Calltriblllioll ou the profits nriiing front propcuty, fool 0:;:ces +it'd iIC retottt thereto, thot Ito tit;.-. roma itt the tossnhe'r of person sss: , :e.ssed Gut Act, .in the 4ity-of London, for Ilse pctiodi slbove•nientiOtted, Las beervinatle up, or tralisasit. tegi to thjs‘oificq. With respin! to.the number of shrill:ages,. the 'number of 141ipc313, 'atici the determination of‘qu l r Comthisiioners thereupon, this office hat no means of giving any information ; we having neVer re• Molted any particulars on those heads, except its individual instances, where it hill liven fleet- tare for IL, purposes ul inc.:let, and have enttderca it our duty, s in regard to the oath preciikoi t o the Commissioners hY the Said Act, not to teitiive .itiy 'disclosure; except in cases essential to the fort;ar execution ofthe.Act. NV LIJANt I.OIVNDES, BARNS I3ARNIr., G. 41111.1421, TUCKER SIT WART. Attlee for T.ixes, Fab. *2. A Iteturn of the Expeniu and 'Numerical Amount of .the Military Establishment of Great Britniu, for the years 1714, 1730,1744:awl 1764 . Min" RIEP . OIsr. 015cess and Men. • 1714 - L. 793,1611 .4 • .. . 1720 1,140032 g 9 l5 9 ;;i o ' 17-.9 1,0013,:5a G 3 • 22,038 176•1 1,3445.11 ,9 fi . . .... .31,777 ltem.—The sums above mentioned include, Ja addition to the regitnental charge-Ist, The e3C peaces of Chelsea Hospital, Haiqay, dotes' Pensions. r ''2d, A .pr vision for 12;0)4 Hessians, amounting -to 241,2591. Is. 34i. in 730. '3d, The sum of 80.0601. tor 1 lie poly audelothing of the Militia, in 1764. Thist'return does not elude the numbets nntl charge at tilt Lit blialument.