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to listening 'to the prate, of brieacss Lawyers and. disappointed Politicians. • One would hope that . the ,overe they have already :received woulti:r.k.,.tion. Gentlemen not to besn.full of personal inflation and conficicnce. .13ut.the best lessons are thYown away upon them, and di§comfiture seems only to add asperity to vanity. . The- reasons given by the CHANCELLOR of the EXCIIEQUEK, in opening the question onthe,f3atik Advance, for avoiding any Loans for at least se ♦eral years to come, must .make a strong impres sion on the Country. A Loan to the amount of the produce of the 5 percent. Property Tax, Would ultimately cost the nation infinitely greater 'sacri‘ flees. Those who object to the Tax would do well to consider this tact. BRIGHTON, FEE. 15.—The PIU.INCE REGENT. continues daily to recover from the weakness left by the gout. It has been most erroneouslystated in several rapers that her MAJESTY was again on she eve of honouring this place with her pre- Ecnce. There ikcertainly nu foundation for the report. Mr. CIIOKEtt, of the Admiralty, left town this inorniag, to wait IV the PRINCE REQUNT at 33righton. The ARCHDUKES- of AUSTRIA, waited this day upon the Firbt Lord of the Admiralty, who 'hewed them every attention in viewing the Te r . legraph and 'Public Office attached to his Lord ship's house. The Dukes expressed great faction and sorprize AL the dispatch by which we Convey ottr signals to the different Ports: Their Highnesses . were also accompanied : by .. Mr. Dnun ow . Y,sterdav morning .dispatches , were :received from the .i:.)rike 'Of WELLINGTON at Earl: 13A- DoWtsing7sLiect.• Lord BKITOKST is quite recovered from his se vere indisposition. The Couutess.of LIVERPOOL is recovering frout Ler i , ,*positiOn. . . . .Lii,crs moved for 1.1 Lord Mft,ToA will cost about di mach to produce as would p y the interest of a luau of ten times the amount of any laving that could he fdtioded on thew.----This is the ,ECoromiy- of Oppositiou,l • Advices trout Li)bon to the 311 instant, state, that on the 2d, the inhabitants of that capital were most seriously alarmed by two smart shocks Idea , earthquake, which were felt throughout the town, No real injury, however, ensued, and when the last accounts came away, all further apprehen kilts on the subject•had ceased. P e rs'ooS Who,' haVe. arrived from Lyons describe that city as . tranquil, though arrests frequently tato! place. The party supposed to be hoStileio the existing Government first. sprung up on -Wm..; NAr.cftTi retuen froM Elba. Its protested object' vas the pre s ervation of the country against the, into:ids ~f fpreign cneluy. - I . For this purpose five thouiatil of the Citizens of Lyons met lu the H !t Cpire,--tind entered into certain reso . lutionslto the .above effea, The whole of these men, calmed la 'Federation, have, since the-return of the Ity y Family to France, been limed with tlme•rtrotivst, subpicion, and many of then) have beirt' arrested ; the name'. of Fedtre., :indeed; Is Lighly odions. The Cour Preoota4,was on the point .of being opened, when boteriii of, the federei would be put upon their v iii'xitact.of it letter, Penis, Feb. 12 In my last letter 1 told you that the Euglish Papers bad bt en stopped, and that we bid received none . since 'those of the 22d • .they have now arrived, but iu eery few places up to the 2d, altbough'iwe toilit to have theta to the L 7th at least that was the ease, yesterday. Spume•persous say there 'has only been un alteration iti7the price of them, set as to confine then' to the 'hands of a few." It appear. to be time determination of Govern- H mot to inflict the full peoalties On the wearers, - • wc•11. as t:e %en , lers of prohibited goods. A Lady of consequence, iu the mfighbourhood of Grosvenor-+t mare,. has been visited by the Cos •toni•limise Officers, and suffeecd the loss of, much • value lace, and i• ,loves, found in her • dressittOooni, and ii•bertiby if is Understood the full penalty of 20•01. on cacti article, is also ex ructe.d.—:lloThing Post. Pursuant to a lterptisition to' the High Sheriff of the county of 'Galway, he has called a Meet• fag 'of the Nobility and Gentry, to, be' holdeu in the Comity • Court•lioase, on Monday the !alb inst. (et: take into consideration . the propriety of presenting a Ceingratithoory Addressto his. Royal r-tie„bness the PIUNCE REORNT. on the late• Peace. Villty stand of arms were surrendered to Mr. Wir.cocrt s, a superintendent Magistrate In the county of ipperary, by 'the country people near: thrnotrity, on Saturday last. We are glad to find that& tit length, - the misguided see the folly of !teeiting Weapons ill open defiance to the Govern silent ; is to be hoped that tuna good may arise from the awful examples made at the recent Speel4l Commission, Their is a Inuit extraordinary Appeal. set down to lie ar i ncd at the bar of the Ilouse of Lords. 7 = lime is 'Lady Cv'stmit.a GomboN, ngarmsst ‘ Woons anti Miss Piaui, respondents. The Jotter two Ladies kept a female Board in g• sch o ol j n ..dtt:bus' g h, and by the propagation Of a scandalous F o tahlishrocot was in one day totally lbey iirougbt an action . in the Court of `St ;,„, s% • ( 7' •Lady. CUMMING GORIDON, for de- The story.was of such a nature as to l e n e ( i i ttt"'Loreis to swear ell .the Agents to se v-cY'• inthou b the: praetiee the Court of , fies l / 4 i„ the papers in the .eatlie were printed.--- An I ) ialo agait ts c nteriocutor was prrittouncell Match, -I , aoy CUMMING- Goa Dos, fur &mules dams 4 C '' bis ' bet' defence being repelled , and allow.- • to • time your% Ladics the power ot• proving the '''Llostot of 1 • I • A • t Decree Lade c ietr autoges. gams 1 t•Nct GoRDoN appeals, and the , cases, h all the evidettee at large, are, us osual,rpf•int t▪ t . 0 1• The e ! twie the Hoube of Lords; as k r the urn t Selmston. Will uectisarilr bE hearcl.oll PRINCLLY. uotAr, OF sA7zz-coDoulta-. •• • • • Lsotomy Geoitae CHRIOTIAN., the - intended husband of-the - Princess CrtiAtmorri of WALB9, vvas born the IGth of Decewber, 1790. He,is the' Son of the late reigning Ditlic, Francis, and of. Augusta Cat ()lint% Sophia, Daughter of i llcury XXIV. Count de Reuss d'Eberdort His GCandfatliet Was the Duke of Sax; Cobourg, who COmmanded in chief the Austrian Army in Flandcrs, during the campaigns of 1793 and 1794. Ile has. two Brothers , and four Sisters alive. His Brothers are-Ist, Ernest Frederick Anthony; the reigning Duke since 1809, born 2d of January, 1784, married in 1814 to Princess Kraws 7 .: 811 Koswick ;- and 2d, Ferdinand George Augustus, born 28th . of March, 1785; a General in the ROssien service. His Sis ters are--lit, Sophia Frederica Carolina Louisa, burr; lath of August, 1778; 241, Antoinette Ernestina born 1779, married 17th of November, 1798, to Charles Alexander Fre. ()crick, Prince of %Vnrtemberg, a General in tbe.Russian set , ; , rice; 3d, Henrietta Ulcica, born 2:sd of September, 1781, now Anna Fedorovca, married to this amnia's Grand Duke Con stantine, 26th of February, 1798; and 4th, Ma; is Louisa Vic torina, born 17th of August, 178 g. Cobourg, the capital of this principality, is situated in Upper Saxony, and, contains about 4000 inhabitants. It has a Colle;ze and a.Cintle, with some matnifactureb of ioteclain, and of pe trified wood„ widi which the country abounds. Both the Sovere4;:i and the Subjects arc of the Lutheran STATE PAPER. The Lord llobart packet is arrived at - Falmouth, with advices from the Brazils to the 3d Decent ber.. The Prince Regent of Portugal has issued the following Decree : • 'Doti John, by the Grace of God; Prince Re gent of Portugal and of the two Algarves; &c.-- I make known 1,0411 who shall see these Presents, that having constantly in my Rind mind the most lively•wish to cause the prosperity of the States which Divine Providence has intrusted by otv so vereign 4dwinistration, giving, at the same time, due importance to the vast extent and 10(:ality , of my dominions in . America ; to the abundance and variety of the precious elements of riches which theycontitio within themselves ; and besides, per ceiving hots , advantageous to my faithful subjects . in general must be a perfect lotion •andidentity of interests between my kingdoms of Portn.td and the two.'Algarves, and my.tloolittiont of Brazil, by raising • the latter to that political rink ' and scalelo.which,• for the above-mentioned reasons, they are entitled ; and in which my . said dominions - have already been considered by the •P-lenipoten , tiaries of the Powers who formed the Congress of Vienna, hoth in the Treaty of Alliance Qom-hided on the Bth of 'April of this year, and in the.finai Treaty of the •said Congress : 1 have therefore de terthined, 'tad it is my pleasure to ordain as fok • •. A .• • • _ : 1. That from and after the publietiti . ontof these presents, the state 4* Brazil • shall be ratted to. the dignity, pre4mi iience, and denomination of the Eingdont of yrazil. C. That' niy kingdom, OF Portugal, the two Algarvel,- and* Brazil, shail, in future, ferns one tole kiketorii, tinder the title of United Kingquai of Portugal, and.a Brazil, and the Algarves. . , • • • S. , That for the Titles - inherent in the. Crown of Portugal,' and which it has hitherto used, shall ha substituted: puldie ac t,:, the new Title of " ince Regent of the. Unßed Kingdom Portugal, Brazil, and'the two Algarves, Sze." Given at the palate of Rio de,laneiro, this lath Dec. 1915. (`hord) .THE PRINCE. (Countersigned) The . Islarquis Appian. 1101 m Packet there are letters from the Bra zilS'tO 23d December, of which the following are attracts . Pumes`Redetyr some days ago created these dominions into a Kingdom, and has commenced styling himself " Prince Regent of the United Kingdom of Poltugal, Brazil, and Al garve." This, in the opinion of ihe,Courtiers, confirms, if further proofs were necessary, the idea that the Court is resolved not to quit Rio Janeiro. In order to render its tenitorial limits to the south more compact, it is believed that Portugnese troops will immediately occupy Monte Video, and all the eastern bank of , La Plata. For this purpose, it is said ; the troops now arriving from Lisbon are to proceed to.ltio Grande, , the present frontier in that quarter. Their number is is not less than 5000, and•the Militia of the coun•. try, as well as the rest of the regular troops, are preparin‘g for the same service. It is not known whether all tliis is to be done in colleen with the Spanish Government or not ; but certain it is, the operatiOn cannot long be,deferred. In the meantime. General VIGOOET . anti Father CtutO, the matrimonial agents, remain here ill looked upon by the Court, though greatly n oticed by the Princess CARLOTA. As their mission was very secret, and forined by the suppressed Mini stry of the Indies in Spain, withOot any partici. , patron on the part of the. Ministry of . State, this circomstanee has created serious ditliculty in the Brazil Cabinet, and it is indeed dubious, whether the niarriage,:will be carried into effect, notwith. standing the inatt'imonial contracts. have been re gulaz ly signed. • PITT tP1,613.—0n Thursday last, the first Spring Dinner of the Pitt Club took plaCe, at the 'Albion Tavern. Sir-EDWARD KNATCHBULLI Bart, M. P. in the Chair'. It was well attended', and several .Gentlemen were ballotted for and admitted Meni. bets. COAL 1111Nefi,..*A scientific friend has conimuni catid to us a piece of intelliAenee, which W 9 take the earliest, opportunity of laying befor,e, .our readers :—Dr. LIRE') C LANN Y has complete d his researches and invettigatiOns in Coal Mines, the result, of which is the construction Of 'exceeds any thing of this'neture hitherto offered to : the Public:. •Dr. CLANNY hits shewn this letup to several competent judges, who give a very favour able vepOrt of its utility and value.'' A very lively professional Lady, has just made a hop, step, and jump off with a Noble Lord. — (British Press.) BASSEY; a girl of 14, yesterday obtained kwarrant at. Queen-square Police Office, agains t. John Sheppard, an under-grootn in the stables of his Royal iligbuess the Duke of Yoali, • for viu L NEWS. F 4 taunt, VEIL 14.-,The brig Commerce, I3az4FlELu, Master, sailed tTozu this port _the ;6th N o v. last, for Newfoundland; was lost in Bear Bay on, the night,, of the 20th December, and . three of her crew-drowned. Captain sPrAMFI.ELD arrived here last night, iii tha Ernest packet, and states, that three vessel; were lost in Trepawy Bay ; one front Halifax, with pint of her crew, One finin'Berninda, and the other from Bostou, with all their crews., Sailed, the Lady Wellington packet for Jamaica, -and the Osborn packet for New York, both witty Art•ived the Ibbet. son (loin Buenos Ayr6, in 16 weeks' passage; left at Buenos Ayres the ships Lovely Ann, - Bela Stapleton, and Goldfinch. On the .22d Nov„ in lat. 27. 20. long', 27. 48. spoke the Sydney Cove, front Monte Video ;-34 lit. 21. 41. long. 23. 55. spoke the Alacrity, from St. Helena ;-11th Dec., spoke the Louisa, from London.---Wind PORTSIOUTD, FEB. .16.—Arrived the British Isle tran3irort, Milbank transport, Liebe tri►ns. port, and :lotto transport, from Dover, for Ire• land ; Packet de BilboN,Oar.P.cro, 'and Batklor, HRANTE, horn Lond►,n !OE, ; , Lapwing, ow , from n uii ; Iris, ,CrItRATII2AD, from Rio Janeir►►, pagsed by for London ; the Mariner, SHIELD, from St. J ,hn's ; Swan, iN.PGRAH, from ‘l'merford ; A 11ar4in , from Youghull ; Juno, HonGP., from (fit to ; Bose, .1 a rt , trom Cork. tbc Boroilros - nod Eat! Moira transports Osteb(l,—Wind W. HAMSCATE. Fe.s.•l6 —Arrived the Agnes trans imrt. (245), HUNT. 'Put in the Bee, Itomt,. tfild lone arbooner, Icir shelter. , IlAtt.% ten, FLu. 16 —Atrived the Lord Nelson p ac k e t, with a mad and passengers from Cux veli.---IVind W.• LEtTEII,FROM AN OFFICER, EWTED.age.2I, ISIS. tam happy to inform you of the, safe arrival of his Majes ty's ship . Bann., oil. Teneritfe... We sailed from Spithead on the at.h,.in a heavy gale of wind, and.carrying..it with us, was at Madeira in the short space of six days, a very surprising MD, We fell in with, crossing: the Bay of Biscay; a fine Atop per; bottomed brig, upset; but' It blowing tremendously bard at. the time, with a very-heavy sea, we caul() make nci disco veries who or'what:she was. A few clays previous to our ar rival at Nledeira, 'the private East India Traderlkperiment, of Hod, had put in there, in a state of. mutiny. The muti neers were all taken ce:t and imprisoned by the Governor, fruiii.whence we released and took themes part of our crew, as being better able to keep su , :h - turbuleut fellows in order. The ship then proceeded on her -voyage.taintliii. At Ma' delve we received information from the English Consul, of ship called the Carl, under .Dutch colours, but supposed to be . the property of English merchants residing in Liverpool; hav ing got under wei'gh in a violent hurry,'the - moment we made our appcaranne off the: Island ; she is laden with antis and minnunition, bale ),odds, &c. said to be hound to the Brazils, but destined, he thinks, for the Coast of Africa fur slaves.— We merely laid bit), a short time, for refreshments froni the shore,. and t then made all sail, and after an anxious ehacrof five days,. the wind being very light, succeeded in gettingup with her ; finding, however; after a very strict investigation, no just cause oldetentiuti, have allowed her to proceed, 'and made the hest at our way to Tenerife, retualn here a day ur two, and then are oil for Goree ; then our cruising ground conferences for shive-ships. Should we make any. captures, I shalt not fad acquainting you. We have been laying be calmed under the Peak of Tencriffe ail day; a beautiful clear one it pas been, and exceedingly hot, though the Peak is co vered with snow from the centre to the top. - DEtht.--.7This morning , WILLIAM Potiocr., Esq. at his litiuse in Lambeth. This Gentleman, who was much advanced in life,lield theofliee of Chief' Clerk of the Home Department, end was Upwards of fifty years in the service of Govern ment, discharging his duty with exemplary zeal, knowledge, anti fidelity. lie is to be succeeded by J. H. PLASKUTT, Esq Poor Lord BUCKINOTIANSTURE s : who .hatl' the Mandamus against the India Directors so much at heart, dill not live to witness the'suceessful finale of hiiinteiference. Whatever may be the 'One, we - should presume the Court wilt not be disposed to give up the contest Without a proper eaplana tion of its merits to.the public at large, but after all, should the Directors be obliged to hold their future Courts in Neivgate the Proprietors need not be at all alarmed for the depreciation of their Stock, since the exrcutive body gill certainly not he on the Debtor's Side! A new Opera, iotitled Guy Mannering, was read ,at Covent-garden Theatre yvsterday. The Tragedy of tear, f ort hc om i n g a t Drury lane, is front the pen of Mr. Strnaav, ,. and not of Mr. SouTnay, as tins been stated. Mr. liamaLa played Macbeth on Monday, and the.Strqnger on'Toet(l4, at ,thel . )uhlin Theatre . A great number of lambs have' fallen, curing the last week, in the neighbourhood oi Sali,hury. We, are requested to state that Andrews, one of the persons concerned in the late gaming trans action which cost Mr. BRADBU KW his life, wos not famished with the dice and ca'rdir from L O NG'S' HMO,' with the knowledge of Mr. LONG, but. sent for them from his own room, where be had theta concealed. Mr. Lotto, it appears, haft he that time desired Andrews to quit his house, from a discovery of his real eharaeter.and con nections. SLAvy. iftsne.—The friends•of justice and .hu-' manity are earnestly entreated to be on their guard against the ills which a powerful party are ern. .ploying at the present moment to create in the public .mind.a prejudice hostile to the cause of Abolition. The pre,s teems with pamphlets, And the newspapers with paragraphs,. filled With 44r ble(1.8t4tements, misrepresentations of facts,.tind ,ihine of -individuals' who .have taken to forward part.inn - the promotion of that cause. The'objeit of these pamphlets and paragraphs is StifliCiently 0b00414 : it is to perpetuate without abatement all the dreadful enormities of our colonial bondage, And perhaps ultimately to renew the African Slave r.l. i rtide. The public may rest assured that in a 0011 time those enormities will be fully deve loped, and the arts exposed by which it is now. atte mpted to uphold there. A liew historical novel by Madame de Gexus, en titled Jetom e de Frame, is just published by Mr., Cot.Bglog of Conduit4treet. We understand it consit:ered iii Paris to be superior- to her La Val. Here, her Ofaintenor) or QM laer .14 Fayette. THE AR NI Y. I:ioltst-C3uAßns, rtz, 10, 1814. In conSetitlencc of the Ratification of a Definitive Treaty of Pewee wit b; Franco,' t -Prince Regent, in' the Minor anti the behalf of his 'Majesty, bas been pleased to command, with reference: to his Royal Highness's.Prtyclamatinn :of the Std June, IVI 5, that. all 'tiddlers who have enlisted for I , liontra period, way :receive their immediate dischar, a t ihr;s:apirri .lion of their respective periods,of service, r nd 0310-tra coin.; manning regiments and depots will take, &at: c.at tlie not. ;omits of these melt are intinediitely made yip, and that the individuals are dually settled with. Sucli'of the men 'Whoot period ofservlte have expired, or ma , : hereafter expire„ will from time to time "he allowed to re-enlist, if found fit fur ser. Tice on inspection by the Surgeon. As soon as the men whose periods of ,servlee hare expire& shall" have been- discharged or re-enliitted o nominal, licts of each class ate to be transmitted to ibis Ditpartnietti,,spvcify tog, in the latter ease, the age and . height of each unto, as likewise the period for which he may intre extended Ofts services. (Signed) 11, CALVERT, Adg.l3eft. The Light Horse Volunteera gave a very sump.- touts dinner tin Thursday to Colonel El ER RI r, their :;N)ttimludifik'•Offieer, - nt Freenr4s4:: Tim-Duke-01(mm, Commantier-in- and 016 Staff of the Army, :were present . on the occasion. The dinner war given by this most respectuhlt Volunteer body in return for eke given to therm by. Colonel Hsnutrat, while the corps. wa%on the London duty, R t the. Horse Gtt.irds.--The Chair was taken by - Lieutenant-Colonel BOSANittn Te" The Duke of Morrttosr, Lord RoTtnts, tiod many other persons of distinction were presetit,,,, anti the day posed off with all that festivity whici‘ naturally arose from is meeting in which loyalty and patrioiiiiii were the chief tncitemcnts. The Guards were in Barracks at Cnmbrtti, nut tbe remainder of the first division of the Army the villages ,contiguous. The second division its the neighbourhood of St. Amand, and the Sd i t 4 Valenciennes. The first division of the 6th or Inniskilling Dra goons left .Salishury for Exeter on Wednesday, and the 2d 'division on Thursday: • - The'2d-IVest-Yotk •regitneut of militisiarrive4 nt Livurpool on. Sunday from Ireland ; and tnt Montlartuttroing they =rend to their owat eounty7to be. olisbsndett. - IMPIt3MPTU. Froni poWica,,l3nonanAm, 'tis time to refrain, Or thy faMe at the Bar may soul' <auisb,—• For if pin of Law limy; no more than of Sperix ; You of neither will e'e; t the Spanish., LENT AbSIZES. NOM CUICUIT. &Wise Sir 3011 N BAttAY, Knt. trn'd'Mr. J . ngtieB AP DO*. Hertinidshive—Thurstiay, March the 7t11,,nt liertfuriL Ussex‘--Nlonday, March the nt Chelinsfoitl. KCitt—Mefilay, Mat . h {he 18th, at Kiaidrtone. Sussex--Monday, March the 45t1r, at fintsbant. Surrey— . . Thursday, March the 28th, at Kingston. LENT CIRCUIT. Lord tt.t.rxnoatoucu and Sir Gronaf.,,Woritt: Iluekisighitnasfiee—satuid4y, the 2d of Nlarcitat , Nyleabury. 13eafOrdiliire—Wedoesdny, the Oh of March, at lletlfrtra. iiuntingdowthire—Saturday . ,the9th of Marchot Huntingdon, Carnbridgeshi re.-quesday, the 12th of March, nt Ca tab ri ,Norfolk—rSatorcjayjthe I at h of March, at Thetford, Suffulk—Thursday, the el st of March, at 13u ry St. Edmunds. WESTERN LINT CIRCUIT. Sir Roseß • r GOAHAP4 and Mr. J. A. PARC Southainpton--Mitrch the 4t ii at the Castle of I%Thuoheater. Wilts..:Satnrday, the Rt h of March, at New Sarutu: Dorset—Tharaaay, the 14th vf , Maralsoat Otnelhostert • Decoll—Motodily, the lath al Match, at the Castle of Exeter. City tied County of Easter, same day, at the GuilJhall tiass City of Exeter. Cornwall—Monday, the ifith of March, at Litanceefors. Sumerlieti—Saturday, tha stnli of March, at Taunton. • , 40.1 1 0HD LE WT CIRCUIT. Sir ROA= r Oni.t.As and Mr. Justice lint.ao4l4 Berhshirts-41oittlay; the 4th of March, at Heading. Oxfurdshire—WeLloviAlay, the Elth of March, at Oxford. Worcestershiatiiroay,tlie 9tli a March, at Worcester. City of- WurceateriSatue day: .at the Cit yof ‘Yoriester., StatiortishireThursilay, t be' 14th Of March, at S',Uttird. Shropgliire...Weilitesclay, the 20th itt March, at Shrewsbury. . Herefordshirei—Nlondayi the Vsth of Mai ell, at Herefiirsl. Moiououthshire—Safortlay, the 80t1) of March, at Mono) Gloucestershire—Wednesday, the Sd of April, at Gloucester. City of Gloucester—Sante slay, at the'City of Gloucester. LADY MORGAN'S O'DoNNEL.-- , A new edition of this charming novel is already,called for. - it most beconfesSed that Laily - Mondist 1 baSskilfolfy en.. tern (! the with . Miss EII6ICWORTH in the de lineation of Irish character and manners'. Every thing in'this interesting' product ion, which 'con cerns the• ancient family of ,the O'DosNats purely historical - , and the delineation of It he mis fortunes which have tipprissed their house is not the least interesting part of the st or y:: . A QptvipPrtt.t . Aswil.nEti —lf trperson vein 62/. , in buying- 1001. Consols, a:;c1 sells it in foar weeks at 71 441.01.1ii`probehly, he will he enabled to do), • at. AV.11112.-otd , in‘r , Cent. per annum profit, is the Money t uiployed i—,ltiswer. At the rate of ISSt., 14s. per cent, per annum profit; which exceeds any other known mode of investing Money, except that of purchasing alLottery Ticket or Share 1 - 7 -• for here the hive - sin - mut of 251. 3s: roily, even sn, rionnlts next-Saturday, 24th instant, increase tt 25,000. - Guineas In Gold I Those Who have livud rather , gay, and are about entering .k conjugal felicity, are formed, that Doctoe 7 Cokrat, and three Sur-.' geons, of 'long experience in, !. , ,trictitres, fistulas, Debilities arising flare warm Climates, Juvenile Indiscretions, &c. have established a Medical. Board at Charlotte-homie, Great'Charlotte,street opposite the Reverend Ramland Will's Chit . pel, BlackfriAo'..road ; by whrim the Public arm. cured without salivation or confinement. Ti,ts. Medical Boatel tlnins the attention oftliuseWh'ty have attempted the cure, or who. have consulte4 men ignorant of tinTiortant a branch, of the' profession, '4'llose improper treatment bave ruin ed, thousands . . Blotches hp . the head, face, .antl. body ] sore eyes,' throat, month, and nose, :ver tigo, noise in the ears, deafness, dimness-of . sight, pains in the head and limbs, frequently_ tnistabeit for themnatisin Weakness in ;he knees,' nodes on the Shin:bones, swelled uncles, &o w are symptoms aOpear - tears after, anti too often embitter the matrimotrial state.—Messrs. Cooveu and Co. are consulted daily, by, all'Eanks of people, from twelve till 'eight ; or by letter & in.; closing a fee (for no others are answered), tasting their case, when Medicine aud the best advice is sent to all parts of tbekingdorn. They cure the Piles and Fistula without burning' or cutting ; !tad; give advice 'gratis 'on .Tnesday, Thursday, and an. day mornings,' till twelve o'cloci A side door. and ki privre rOm os for females.--illedicat Gentle. men, who attend with their Potifn!s, en: present duriiN consultotku 1