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HIS PRESENT EVENING, Ault 18, 181, their Majesties' Servants wilt per Forint Ylay ef TUE CASTLE SPECTRE. Osmond, Mr. I"..ie ; Regin ald , Mr. Pope ; Percy, Mr. Bar ‘ nardl . F.a.ther Philip, Palmer; finsian, Mr.-S. Pen ley • Anaela, Mis: Murray Che•rig her 2il appearance ju that Ch.- ptetery Alice, Mrs. Sparksa PICTUAL LING OFFICE, April 1/, 1816. T HE COM MISSIONERrforVICTUALLEV • His .ILVES'IrS N.11"1" do hereby give Nveicth o that MONEY -is neatly to advance, with promptitude Wtut secrecy, at legal Annuity Interest, on Freehold, Copyhold, Lemehold, or Funded Properly, Rent Charges, Mai riage Settlements, Widowi' Jointures, Wills, Clergy- Amen's Litilop, and Annuity Bonds. Apply persunallv between Nine and Fire, or by letter, tb Lethe ret;or of tlt4 ' National Bank, No. 8, Lower John-street,. toltlen,-.pare.—Matters al Magnitude will be preferred, and all Loans wiil be made redeemable, ut the option•uf the Tior- AMERICAN PAPERS. oet norsdath the 25th Instant, 4 11 r. William lieehs; their ~.„e l itept at Portsmouth, will be read+ . to receive sealed Tinders, and treat for One Thonsand Quarters of ENGLISH (weighing 67 The. pei bushel), far the Service of the l'iLtual ! 'ling Deportment at thar Port to be answerable Ina Sample ad ecill 1 irhaited at his 011ier';, to be' delivered in One Month, and to be paid for, by 11111 - ,, payable. with laciest, . 1 ninety days after date, No regard will be had to any Tender in which the Price ' shall not he _inserted' in Words at length, or that shall not delivered bef‘we Twelve oTtoch on the said Thursday, th, 25th Instant; nor unlls the Person who makes the Tenuity-, or tome Parson on his behalf; allendS to answer when called for. • • . tharleston Papers have arrived to the Igt of March, ri;ith regnlar tile 4 of Paper 4 frtSin New- York, containing all the proCeeilings of Congress to the I2th Of March. • 'Alter which will be pr o duc e d, for the second time, a new Ito ;auntie, Operatic . .Ballet Spts.tacle (founded art the fectuit discovery ot a numerous Colony, formed by, end descended frcono.he i .Mutitieers of the Bounty Frigatej, called ',ITCAIRN's ISLAND. With new and selected Music, new Scenery, &c. Principal Characters—British : Naval Commander, Mr. J. rtmith, Lieutenant, Mr. Barnard; Boatswain, Mr. Smith.— British "Cutotitsts and their Descendants : Mr. Carr, Cove -I'll, Mr. Ebsworth i MisS Johnson, Miss S. Elaltozd, Mr. OS., cur nYrne, Monsieur Dupree (being his second appearance on 4 MY Stage), auc Miss Smith.--,Natives : Mr. Barnes, Mr. Ap- Pleny, &e. • To-Intiquw, The Two Misers; with What Next ? and a ' ll° "*liratintlJc Afterpiece.—On liaturday, The Beggar's Oliera.—.oll Monday, a celebrated 'Tragedy.--Ott. Tuesday, The Ca.tie Spectre; after vrilico will be performed, with ap 1' Ansa:, tiarrick's :Jde to Shiskspeare. ' • new t raged f, and it Slew :\lelo-thantatic Afterpiecc, will Shot tly 4c utoduccii. a , . The Norfolk Ledger of the 29th of February, 1816, after relating the circumstance of General ilioreau ,having been driven into exile by &lona valuate, and of the General having repaired to the United .States, and that Mr. Jrlfferson. who was President at that period, intimated that the presence of Moreau would not be agreeable at \Vashington;• observes—!‘ But now we see that Marshal Grouchy and our President were together at the birth-night ball. We will not insult tbe memory' of Moreau by a comparison with Grouchy." . - TTRQUITAIIT's'. LEfIERS on IMPRESS— NiE.N Comments upon thein in Critical Review for.lanttory inn! F i ebruary; New Nlontbly MvAsiiie fur Fe broary; Son Newspaper, Q3(l Febt nary ; Aiiti4acobin Re •vietv Alontlily 'Magazine, for March. . PtWished by Kirby, Viternoster-row; sold by Hatehard, Piccadilly; Richard,on and Wilson, Cornbill; and all other Book gut lel9. This Tiay yeas published, price 4s. AN EXA 11 NATION of. the PRINCIPLES Lof the SLAVE REGISTRY BILL, and of the Means of it niancipation proposed by the Anthori of the pill. 11; JORDAN, Esq. F.R.S. ‘olonial Agent fur Barbadoes. Printed for T. Caaelland*W. Davies, Strand. The Conditions of the Conti'act may be teen at the Pk ' tualling Office at Portrialuth: ' THEATRE ROYAL, CO VENT-GARDLN. ' Tills P1i.1686N12 EVLN 1 NG, April /8, • 1816, %vat be performed the Comedy of • fill:: SCHOOL FOR.SCANDAL. Sir Peter 'feaale, Mr. Fawcett it Oliver Surface, Mr. Te, ; 4tr Iscnjawin tiackni,e, Nis% Linton; Joseph Surface, Mr. Barr ; mote; Charles Surf4et, Mr. C. Kimble ; Lrautree, blatichatd; Lady-Teazle, Miss O'Neill; Lid> sneerweli, Mrs. Canu.our, Mrs. tiinbsi; Maria, Mi..s Foote. In Act 111. a Song by Mr. Taylor. After which will he perfOrmed, for the third time,. a new • splinuitt and Conic Arabian Tale, called , *WHO WAtTs..A WIFE? Olt, THE LAW OF 'EH& LAND. The.Mthie, Scenery, Machinery, &v. entirely new. Irelix'Faii lola, Mr. Liston ; thu Lath. Mr. Jetferies; KO ' InlT, Mr. Blanchard ; Ali ling, Mr. Simmons; Captain of the Guard, Oihcer, Mt. Louis; 'Lora, Miss Foote; „Zelmira, Miss Seymour; Sttrucuia, Mrs. Egerton; Badoura, Mrs. Liston. , In CiCt 11. an' Incidental Ballet, composed by.slr-Noble ; principal •Ditll4;elS, Mr. Noble and Miss Luppinu. • •' Tire new Comic Arabian Tale of Who wa tttt a Wife? or, The Law of the Lainl, will be repeated evei•y e,etting. To-morrow, the New Musical Play of • Gay Mannering; af . ter Whirl), the astonishing new Performances of Madame and • the Messieurs Sachi.-01, Sat aiday, Ttie School for Scandal. Mr. Keinnic will re-6oratnence his eng'agetitent, and Make his first appearance in Cotitilailus,iiti Tuesday next. • Mr. C o bham will repeat the ,co4ci,cter of King Richard, on . Monday next. Due notice: will be given of the next appearance of the Gen , tletnan-who performed -Sir Pertitiax .%tacsysaybant. Ott Tuesday next, precisely art . the second centenary of years froze Lite dram or Snaitspeare, will b,. revived Garrick's Jubilee, in commemoration of the immortal genius of Eng land% great Dramatic ISaril, in a 1ii..1, will he. iiitrodaced a Grand Pageant of the'Characters of Snalispeare, by the whole the Ctilllpatly. PICTU4I.I,ING OFFICE, t, 1 810. 91 1 1 IE COMMISSIONERS for VIC T '47:IL LINC .Nv AL-1.11:77'S lietelm give Notice, that on Friday, the 194 /astaui f ; thep will lie ready to receive Tender, in writing (sealed ur), and treat far 14e Sandy of This Day was published, in Three large Volumes, Bvo. price I , 1 s . 6d, boards, BYBTE ,t).F Al I. Mt AL 0 G Y.— Hy 1101111:11TJANI1isON, Professor of Natural History in the University of In the State of Pennsylvania, 21 banks have reported their condition to the legklatitro. - Am , ng other tWiles it appears that their capitali amount ed to 8,9G1,184 dollars, their loans to the State and general Government 2 0,000,051 dollars, and that they had specie in their winks to he amount of 1,541,20 G dollars; There were IS other banks' which did not report what amount of specie ti.ey had. These banks had in eirculatitm notes to the amount of 10,122,7 42 dollars. what FRESH BEEF may he required fur the use ,of,hii Ma. jrsty's Ssip, end Vessels at Y'enzattcf, for Twelve Calendar Mouths from the 7th rf May nest; to - be pattllior by Bills payable, with lateree, ninety days alter date. The Cdatlitions , f Me Contract ntay be pen at the Se. cretary's Oflitt at. this Office ; or by applying to the Culkctor of the Customs at Penzance. No regard will be had to as Testier in which 14 r Pike shall not he inserted in' words at length, or that shall not he delivered to 'the Board before One o'ClytA an the ..said the IDth, Instant, icon 117ilet$ th PO . Se;7t 040 ntiihei, the V'entler, or ruin'e Perron on his behalf, attends, to answer when called far.- Edinburgh. The Scconti Edition, with numerous Plat e s, ill us t ra ti ve o f the vas huts Crystallizatious that occur in the Mineral King dom. I': 'lilted for Longioan, Hurst. Item Orme, and IThiwn, London; nod Arebitnikl C:oiitable and Edinburgh. In the Press, by the 14tne.Autlior, A Trent he Ull the External Charaoef of Minerals. Second 'Edition, int. • t this Day was publi s hed, in one volunie, 12ton. price Os. in hutfrds, 'A FAMILIAR EXFOSITION acrd. APP P. CATION Of the EPISTLE of ST. PAUL 'to the CO. LUSSIANS, in 'a Course of Eight Sermons, inclnding en of the general nature and urte of the E, of the New Testament. To ultieh are subjoined, two Set pions, of the Example of St. Paul. . 14y (41513011 NE,. M.A. Printed for T. C'adell and W. Liavies; Strand. Of whom may' als.i he ts4l, .by the satne Author, 1. Sermons, in 2 vols. Svc), sixth edition, price 1134, iM hipards. I 2. Sermons, principally th7igneti to illustrate and to en. force c htisti,to Mtwtllcy, 80. thind editiou, pilco pi. in boards,--And new t..iitiotis of all M r.ol..bortitt% otherWorlo.. Among .the most importont proceedings sire those in the ititsse . of Itclirt : lenta,tivcs on the 29th of Febrnary, on the'sohject of the traffic itt hlares. They Xre . ns follows • Each 7'ender.tusszt alto be accompanied by rs Letter'signer? by two responsibiePersons engogitig to betook , bound with the • ?11 :enaering, its the Penal Sum of 5001. fir the due 'erformance of the Controot. MR. wEsrs• PICTURES. 1-ItisT REJECTED, his SECOND PIC- Tutu,: of l' fig:MANG in • the TemPLE, the DESiGN of the: cItUCIFIXtO.: of OUR SAVIOUR, with *leveret additional picTußzs from Scriptucal Subjetts, are low EXI-1/111 'PING at No. 115, Pall-Mall, near Carlton- Doubt , . avery day (Sundays exceptecl),,froin Ten in the Morn img till Five in the Afternoon. By 'Order, CHARLES . SIKAKT, Secretary. • • • To THE PUBLIC. • DISH. the Contrrctor toi the prelent Lot . tell', ill ll.uswer to the oninerous enquiries made by e , . in 'town and country. beg. tu inform than, that the, parcliasei s of all Tickets' and St , IiVS bought befo:e the Month (April) will be, equally entitled to their share of , lie Minus of T o rte Hundred whole Tickets, whether theit 'put...bases be amide at his ()Mats, or at those of any other LoiterysAbce kei•per, or of their Agents in the Country.— 'She ore demand experienced at present, induces him to rermniiiiend to his friends ns little dean as possible. The Lotrery'.draws the 14th May, and contains Two Prizes' of .1,20,0u0 and 50 other Capitals. 4, Corehill and 9, Chafing Cross. . TWO grand second-hand • PIANO-FORTES, with additional Keys, &e. by Broadwood and Son, at 1 5 t".;,tineas each ; also one at 22 Guineas, and a capital Cabinet Piano Forte, as Mood as knew, silk trout, two Pedals, &e. • stands remarkahry well in tune. Shop price 60 Guineas, for i Guineas. May he seen at No. 6, Leicester-place, froatTen . tilt Pour o'Clock. GENUINE 11 FNEIVI3ERX nod . •Clau-ch-ya.rd 3 inforrn th Itedicines, with the late petit Number ut their House is 46, tl EDICI:sIES. SONS, iU St.. Paul's le Pablio that the Prices of their vs, are apfultow; end that the he third fropa CheapsittP• s. d: Pt... Tames Pt i nvdor 2 9 Analeptic Fills 4 41 Antilidinus Pills 2 9 Dr. Austin's Clialylicate 4 (3 Palby'sCaraiinative 1 9 Tonle Pills Liiwrante's Powdei Thu etpnalie Snail Unless.the pante " F. NEA Stamps, tlir above cuneot g Pr. Iloopees Pills Glass's Magnosia Eqsetice of Cinger g 9 chettounkuu watts Gout ftealecly SO 0 Green-01111's Tinctures g 9 Tolo Lozenges 1 Soothing Syrup 2 9 Dr. Steer's 9pudel49c 2 9 . - • --- Convulsion Oil 2 6 Camomile Drops 1 9' Essence of Cultsfoot 3 ti Mr. Spence's Dentifrice 4 Cnzenges of illois Eng!hill Coffee Pil.Dehaurientes...... 4 it Til It Y" he engraved iu the •anitie. lienry's Magnesia Stroitg'iiitet. of Bark 4 6 iluxtitle* ditto ingiisii's Scots Pills 6pitsbury's ditto - 6' 0 thanes Cough ditto.. 1 e Welch's l'ills Dr. Solander's Tea upon these and 4)1 other ation. *.es Atoplv Filtewance will b Miditinee of repute for Expor LOCK ItND SUJtGI PAT .53ic royal iiighnrss CAL DISPEISARY. ..N, the DUKE of YORK. Cul, W. Jilnes, M.P. Cul. if. Clements, M.P. night lion. R. B. Sheridan, Capt..l. Hay. War) of Leitrim, Earl of Egreloont, lion. Col. J. Barry, M.P. Julio Llituuthe, tsq. I. P. inus:os) lir. iernati Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, Lunttun: •()?.. T DON has ever beeii the seat of unpritici 14,11ca:Adranturers.—This observation justly applies to the Medical pretenders of the present day, who, under as. somel thlca , alivertising as .Conwanies and Medical Boards, 4 ith'fi t c?itiOus narues, - . bald out, as they style it, au Infallible treatment of 'll . llrtereal Complaints. 'lite List of the Royal Colle,;e t i,f Stirpeorni, published-bit Fehi nary tale, thews only I'vrsons entitled to ‘ fegular practice,. and no suet pre• tended haloes belong to it. it was aw ' ainst sitch illiterate and dangerous Pretcridors the Lock antlSurgical - Dispensery was tirbt tbatituted,, which. since its .estahlisluttent,, has to boast the Cure of YOnti Patienia of both Sex eh annually, malty of. ‘hiota bare laboured under the most colaplitateit forms of the Ditt use, and particularly that derangement of the generative 0tv.b1.14, 10 oh eii fatal to Patients, and so difficult to cure.— . 4r. fiIEItNAN, Member of the Royal College, London, may be ()mulled as usual, he both Sexes, at tile house, No 21, Loiv er Charlottee.streetll , lfordstitutre, where Letters front tool Countryttre to be addrssed, and the necessary 41d• t'Li and Idedichses will be given or sent to tiny part of the }tin t. dOtti. 4 +4 DEPTFO4I) 176777.iLL1Nti-Y4l 1), lb, 181 G, r riIESE are to give Notice, that on Thumtay, the 23th Instant, qt l'en, o' Clock In the Forenoon, wilt be cooed to I'UlltlC S.l LE, at his llafrty's Victual ling-Yard, Deptfutil, a quantity grNEIIVICEABLE BEEF and PORIC alas sundry hotor sf the jOoming• UNSERVICE ABLE PROVISIONS and STOIOS.S, notv,tying in Vie Joie! Yard, viz,— . Bread, tiretid•!dust, flour, Raisini, Currants, Riee,yease, Oatmeal, Oatmeal-Sweeping;, Cal I aianc es, Bakthotise,Swerii. Inge, Butter, Cheese, Sugar, and , Vinegar; Candle Boxes, Hop. Bags, Bags and nags; Leager, null, Puncheon, Ilay;s head, Bi Te j, I and Small (;ask; StMres ; Wad ing, tight and dry ; Broken Staveti. worn out Cooliegs -84..tatAn. Deposit of 151. per cent. is to le nude upon '/e amonnt oftnehLeit at the ti,,e of tale, mud the rentaipiler of the Fur thase-maney paid hefore the .Mores are removed, for waiels purpose a period of rrkimg days will he.allowedftom the day of sale, the Meyers particularly -observing., that not less than one-Au(f of tlerynantity is to de taken away front the pre mins within ilwfirst seven days, and the remainder, in the seven following days, otherwise the deposit money Will beim:fated, and the :Provisions or Stores remain the preperteof Me Grown, at no extension of time will, on any account, he grunted. By his Nbqeety'A hoytl Letter% Patent. M LLA L WhLtIAL TwINE SHIWFING CLOTH. . . i Nubility, 1140 . chonts and tile Pttb.lic,4re respectfully informed, by the Patentee, the above Cloth_ is soldgenitine duly starnprd, at hisWAII MOUSES, No. t Chearside,a l )!o no miter C I how Whatever, Wholesale, in en, tiro Gail , * for Exportation; Hsd by the Piece, from i 6 ton yards each ,at es. es. rid, 3s. Js 6d. 4s. 4a. 6,1. and Ss. lid. per yard. WI peculiar ecorionv, and . s.ingttlar .cundueireness to health, preventing the effects arising from stidde:i trnnsitioni from heat to cold after exercise, and never tie damp atmosphere in atelClionites, renders it an article mast desitable to everyindividual. - IF is .darted to all the'parpo , e family use, fur Shirting, Children's wear, and .for sheeting,. the Pieces for which 1).411 and 6- ails. containfrolit tiro 'to four pair each, and surpass every Other • kind for econdmy, beauty, and pleasantness of wear. Orders from the t:ouittiy receiie vscry attention. 'flue White CliintS, fur Ladies' dress anct•Children'o wear; may be obtained a. above, in Pieces from Two to 'Pune C;iiiireas each, containing froin three to too: Messes. " Invatidiquc patrum referant jtjunia nati."—Viaa. From- the faint e I) race • Unman?) , sous arise—a puny race!' ltrAltItlACIE slionitt be Ihy foundation of so ci,ll happiness, which is often disturbed, thtough the parties that .forni the union not taking those pireatitions which 'would secure thorn the enjoyment ultiott great dome.- tie blessing. Amidst the melonchtily variety- of disorders under which humart•tiatrire is known toiniffer,there are none. mere alarming or distres<in;: than' thcise which result from fashionable gaieties, early dissipatioiv - or solitary ititettiPc - ranee. • Messrs. CURIIIE and Co. beg tb state that the sedition! attention of 4 practice exclusively directed to the treatment and cure of UAL FAIN COMPLAINTS,' entitle them to the claim of superior acquirement. As regular Surgeons, they offer a speedy and permanent cure for every stage of that dis order, which is contracted in an unguarded moment, and which poisons the springs of life, and fur every clan of delsi lily, which is the consequence of juvenile indiscretions, pre• venting the matilrity of manhood, entadim; by anticipation, on its unhappy victim all the intirmities of old age—the body becoming enervated and mime:latest—the cheeks yellow and bloddless- 7 and ths mind gloomy and dejected. For the result of their success in this particular btandh, they refer to that repntation, which, they flatter themselves, they hare ac quired, by thirty years' experience, in a Mock extended prac tice. In slight and recent cases of syphilictic complaints, a perfect cure is completed in the short period of two days ; and in cases of strictures, pains in the bones, gleets. seminal weaknessei, &c. fk . c. a proper perieverance in their plan of treatment insures Vs the patient ass invigorated Oust itotion. mAromp WO - MEN, who have long been disappolnted in their EXP4OTATIONS of a FAMIIS, may he intsured that, in moitinstances, such detects are curable by Medical skill ; and though the removal of such 'impediments be an object of doubt end uncertainty with others, yet the cure of such de fects, by the gradual progress of rennvatins, is the acquire-.'' ment of their experience. Messrs. UMW and CO. may be consulted by patients of either sex, with the greatest secrecy and hunonr,,at their house; Na. 107, tlatton Garden. patients. in the. country, stating their case, age, and gener4l habit of living. &r. enclosing a remittance for advice , and medicines, the same will be given or sent to any part of the kin&loos. gattcal Gardco, • 4 . • ! • FRENCH SktfoTCllEh OF SOC iIs"CY. 'This day was - pnlilished, Stemid Edition, 8 v o ls. wino; .16 s , hoards —the third vol. separate. 51. boards. - 10111Anig I'l -CHAT ; or, A V iew o f the-Matte. _IL nor, Customs, Literature, inn!' Amusements nf the . Parisians; ben); u Tr:iio,lati!,n of 'Le Franc Parleur," and -a : , •rquel to " 'the Paris Spectator." Ey- M. JOLTY. " .11..0ks of this kind ate truly usefttl:—without the ixpence or the dan4er of theatrical dissipation, the corrective initueuce 'of good e.nitedy is insensibly exerteffby the Steele; and Addi suas—ihe Bruyeres and Jullys''—(the Author of this Work.) —Monthly Review, Vol. 7;. . Pritttril for T. iioukt►a.u, jun. mill Co.' Old Boud.street an d Flnidttiu 11/t1 Co. Poteru.sier Row. • ITICKNI,NV'S For the GRACE[, and STONE, r' rile vArio.t4 ..,Compidnito iacithutt to. the [lnman Ft,tute, there` nie 11')IIC: 1110 re cltea.tfnl in their nattre, nor more .-alarming itt their euniegnences, th e Gravel. and stone. Tneyare complaints to which ev er y per son; 'even the most alisternimis, is , Ai t ho- wmter - we . di ink is impregnated with particles whielt are canse of these ttirtitrei:' 'Hick troin's composed o f the :nod iunoeent ingredients, have heeti,fnend of .silign4it: etti sacy, in strengthening the vessels containing the urine, and destroying the petrifying qn.ility of it, removing the calcnii, or 'gritty . s.:cretioni, and banishing every pernicious tendenOy to those disorders, Without confinement. 'Fite, ore then Aire great confidence recommin.led to the afflicted as the -most etfietieions remedy they Cfql resort in, in the stave Com plaints; as well as for VOinbago, Pains in the Back and Loins, Stoppage of Uriile, and disorders of Ume Kidneys mid Madder. Sold in Boxes, at Qs. 9d. and I Is. by Messrs..- Butler ond bus, No, 4, CbeAp!lda, Loudon ; and alas by their apiibint merit, by thy principal Boolisellers and Medicine Vea4er:Ain .very Town. TO TIiONIAS TAYLOR, ESQ. ^ No. 9, NeW liridge,street, London. 1-liosenurn liCG leave to inform you, that ; vet th e year 1796, 1 had been aillicted with t!o*l.l , es Ve.idea ; forii its olistioutely resisting every 4 , ,,, 310 et ro l oiein a proscribed by the must emineut of the faculty hoe, and nu dergning eeveralsevere 4:nurses of salivation, and twice charged Irina tin Ilespital with little relief, would appear to be of OW most inveteaate nature. lathe spring, of last. year my disorder had got to such a head, as 'warty to put a period to, my existence--I bad alargfealcer on thy crown of sty bead, one on each arm ' and soy legs were broke out in a ft - 4;111141 inatiner ; my right leas dreadfully painful, and h a d been itt state of ulceration Tor the last seven years; my left had also two large sod., on it, Was very tunc.h (b.:coloured, nail gave, line such excruciating pain, paitirolaely when warm in bed, as nearly to deprive we of rest ; is; this lamentable ,tit., 1 was recomoirraled by .1. Thompson, (who receis - geent a cave by them here), to take emir Le illy, Poteut Pills, which I be; to t lnun the 201.14 of Mary ; in the coarse of IA fUrtn,ght I 1)1:gall to receive benefit—hi little (nor,' o l i o , a month the ulcers on toy head and ;mos were soundly healed-- s ..,n after, the sores on my leus healed also; le..iving, how ever, considerable diecolouration in the skin, and pain in the hope at the left, which, by the lilt sting of Clod, and a little longer perseverance iu your invaluable Medicine, sitissoled ; the nodes dispersing, the skin regaining its natoral hue, ;wit the nocturnal pains gradually going (4.-1 thus became, by your liberal advice and medicine, perfectly free-from all my former complaints—have recovered my former spirits hind strength, null mix become jolly and fat, in which state' hue tug continued mans , taunt Its, to the.l4touiShrtimst of iii Who Isnew Me t ! not at a loss in what terms tea expreso my gratitude, but beg you, for the good of other suffering mortals, to make this my case as public as possible, as I shall on every Occa sion; in so doing you will greatly ohlige, bir, your g,rateful, obedient, vei y humble servant, ALL MUlt3c.Elt • gWan's Close, I ligh-strcet. Edinburgh. Witnesses tonic above Cure t John l'horupson,, tql)::1, New Ponitry.Market, Edinburgh; • • Joint 111,Intosh,014i Assembly'Close, Edinburgh. Prepared and sold by the R ota Proprietor, VIIOMA!i TAY LOR, Menilser of :the Royal Calleee of tiargeons, at his house, Nu. ti, New4 .l tridge-strett,. London; whole, after ll' coristent residence of more than 40 years, in a practice total. cularly.directed to the cure of Venereal Complaints and those incideotel to,, the parts of Getteration„ with. that inviolable secrecy which Men of his profession Should always obsers'r in such cases, he hatters himself the advice and rerdsianee he gratuitously admittiaters t.ts perSn os taking this Mediciite, will be estecnietl, by a.disc,erning Public, as an aclwal. tap: 4eldual attain:Mc/ and void - of all ainbig site. Also sold, by his appoint Merit, for the convenience of those living at distance, at the Toyshop, No. 103, , Oxford-strect ; Mr. iDisl)t,rovgles, No, 7, Fish-street-1a..; Mr. Boaters, South-hridge; Eftialairgb • MC. Cattiwell b s, and he One person in every conind ' etable toWn Great Ilritsin anti in boxes calmly es..9d:each,stampedi and:Sealed up 'with fail and plain directions, whereby..persons; cith‘ sex pay tore thetuselres with ease, piaci] secrecy; and safet, ." Mr. Randolph .moved the. subjoined :retioln= tion, the,necessity of which, atidilisi, providing cur a practice so hein o us and abominable, he at some lgugth impressed n p.m the Rouse:— ttesti:reii, That a committee be appointed to inquire into the existence of our i,ihnlllllll And tragic in Shiva, carried on mid tiantigh the district of ridumbia, and :ro repo' t ail and what measures are necessary fur putting a stop to the same." The restilio ion was agreed to, On , Friday Nlareli the following teSoltition was. also passed : fi Resolved, That the Committessappointed to inquire -into the state of the several Banks in the district of Columbia he - • instructed td inquife into the expediency of prohihitirig, within the said district, the circplattutt of notes issued by any private banking association, whether existing within the district or elseselone; .and of restraining the !urination of such private banking associations in future." We have seen private letters from Vass Cruz of the recent date of 311 of February Ott the 31st Of Jkinttury, tin order had been received by the Spanish authorities resident there, from the MO» they country,•signed by Ferdinand VII. deelarttor deterinination :hat no specie whateveC shoteCti in tutare be bought up by slily firei: 4 ll Power, but that dioitiri . ins transitii'zieil lit Consequence of this' information b e i ng ma d e known, Charles Parke, Esq. the British Commis sioner appointed for haying up hellion fin. : this country, was re/taring to leave tile settlement., The - Sphina Spanish 48-eu , ship bad sailed for the mother comm.)? with 4,009,000 of specie.' FIOUgE OF ILEARDik;NTA LIVES, MARCH 2. On the [notion of Mr. Odil— Resolved,— Aunt the Committee on the National Currency be. iiistructed to Unpin, into the expediency at eompot,i,g the Banks in the dale, cut States,. after she Ist Novvikil , i: r next, to resume xpceie payment., by increasing the duty 0,1 et.unps, or in any o th er mann e r Which ma y b e b est ca l culated to pt tlkie the desired effect. Isltiv YORK, MARC!! 4 --(lmportant )—We copy the following from the 4-furores of Saturday last " Collector's Office, No. 110:-,North Front . s' rtet, information. havink . been received at this office, that the lIIWS of 18th of January and '27th of Feliruary 1815, imposing duties on manufactures;' are repealed, it is re- . 'quire(' by theTreitsury Department that the iie cotmt3 be immetillitely tnadttup to the '.lst a Fe bruary inclusive; and settled. JOl - 0. - WMTE, 4 -( Collector Direct riti :tad Internal Itevenue, First Diqiict Ptonsylvania." ncit tl.-7"he United States Senate have erni enrceei itt the Land Tax of:three millionl,%viith an amendment that it pliall : be a perpti 1141 tax. A Republican ponvention of Delegates from the several towns in Rhode Island, held Al Providence on Wednesday last, toothil,ionsly agreed that slanies- Monroe ought to be put in nomination anti up. ported for the next President, and Daniel I). Tomkins for tire next Viee-Presideufot the: Unite • States. • A letter frnm Puerto,Orotava (TenerifTc), (kited Dec. 12, 1815, says—" We bad ti drca,itti4 tire here a few days, ago, which consumed a I , trge convent for women ; and I ttio sorry Coi relate, sitven unhappy, victims felt tlik fury of the nitre lotting flames. The 7 scene for some Iroii`rS wits dreadful-. It was iirstdiscovered about. ten o'clock at night'; all the Nuns were in bed, and it was some time before they could 1,14 made acquainted, with limit' danger. The feW that esetiped were obliged to leave the convent naked, ns they.neve,r sleep iat their clothes. Those that were bartit %vele SCell at the wincths, till the flames coo. sinned them, There were no means of 'saving them, as the Windows were strongly grated with iron, and only one door that they could get out at, which was entirely enveloped in flames. The fire was Occasioned by . ‘a Min's sweet meafs.r she bars plac:ed her tire on a t;ihle . , In a *Mali earthen stove, and lett it unextinguished ; the heat of the'stove made the in the wood 'to fry out ; it is . stipposel a einlcu liltd ana the convent being built . of the same kind of wood as ON table, it was soon iu a blaz.::." „A: