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To 7 piorrow, Bert ram ; with 1-I.ties.t. Thieves. _ _ THEATRE ROYAL, COVF.NT-GARDEN. • THIS PRESENT EVENING, May. :3, ISI6, will be acted the Traze , ly of JIJIALTS3 CMSAIt. Julius Caesar, Mr. 17..Terton ; Marc Antony, Mr. C. Kemble ; Xiratai, Mr. Kemble ; Cassius, Mr. Young.; Casco, Mr. Faw- C'tt ; 'FrOmaioi, Mr: Ilarrymore ; Decins, Mr. Abbott ; Cal ?uvula, MiNs Loan; Poreia, Mis. Renaud. After which will he prtielnced,.fot the 50 time, Diu honour of the late joyful occasion), a New Musical Entertainment, in One The ROYAI. supTIALs; or, The MARQUE of HYMEN. To ‘thich will be atitleiLthe Nlelt.i•Drama•of • THE MILLER AND HIS MEN. To-morrow, Me Jealous Wife; with Who Wants a Wife ? GALLERY, PALL-MALL THIS G.11,1.411tY will be, - 111“)I'ENED stn W the 2•24l'ltitiint, with a SELECTION of CELBiII!ATIM PICTURES, ,hy ITALIAN MASTERS, with winch the Propi . ivtors have favoured the British Insti tution, fur the gratiticatiOn' of the Public, and- fur the bene fit of the Fine Arts in gener,ii. Open from Nine till Six.—Admittonee 19.1-Catalogues: Is, By Order, • -.JOIN YOUNG, Keeper. ROYAL ACADEMY, SOMERSET-PLACE. EXHIBITION' - of *the ROYAL ACA MO ..11 is now OPEN, and will continue so_till fhrthry Notice, from)Eight ] o'Cloc! in the Morning till Seven in the Lveniniv-;-Adinission Is. Catalogue Is. HENRY HOWARD, R.A. Secretary. MR. WES•!'S I , IC,II;RE OF CHRIST RE.TFCTED. MANY Ladle's find Gti etttlemeti motigst the • t hmtvan ha have seen this PICTULLE (which is Stilt to FABIBITION) : having •expros,sed a, wish to be ia.• 1 . 01 ~ed when it Iva , 'Alr, ' , YitliVit intention of publishing a PRIN C /COM it, tespecttnlly loatcytiaint and in 'general, that a DAAWING is now fini.ittqlprritetr.e , o... , to that Otilyet, and placed in the Ronal wire :he , at No. I , 2S,PALL.MALL, for iiispeeibia ; where subscriptions are received, and ipreitud partie!ii.iii , :viy he bad -11%. 4 )1 C st.i.R.LES SAIART, Secretary: 123, Mily 11, Iglf% • , ND. The EXHllicrioN oprits as, usual, from Ten till }lrk. ;MA L'hIMONY• •pF,()PLI. , :, • of f..‘ery lank pgy adortit;on to am s h i l l) , o f tV et ilock ; triirKe i ttle CQnSttititioll has been tainted by vli,ease, or Oe'ailstated by a eartetill baba, contracted at an early :We, 4 renovation of 'to cotering 1114 T 'Stale littrigpeaSably rtlaixilelo rto, , y ire t ilt: altliabt 1111.! '3 pal Us of itic i .4llCl to 64 , 00 1 f141t • the. system. i'or !.Ave contributed i iotv essentially to (1,...,11.4 11 - litnetteai ittess t ba i t tit ~e v..ltltch are 'lit c0n,, 11 , 1 , 1 , of 0114 n ~led pic.i.;:te. It. - vi•ac titito Ct.ll,itict%ltioir , -hick ittire! and co ,Su4guott,s of, eminence and 11144 ,, rrnt ott,,iiktuctits, :NleiniterN ',the Royal (1 4 1,,, Teges nt itod .0 and F.;,lo'licrgh,, to vrvsent toi the l'uOlie the restilt of ili,,ty years cxe riCtict in Cuva of Velitreat Comp:aiots, and I)e6civociet which „, f ie itly.l 1, yew. itnbitter the nyttrimor,i4l state. Yn ihr trim I'o2 , at ir:i.:ctinn to efindreaed Lae:, their treatment to: ni tc.l, very. Mien a 91 , e4c1k. and stiw; , y. radieAl Cure In &Ilion , ca,c, tor(it and. well. mipt.riencegle-stio , in .t proalidttod,.t , f deciliott that tile v a tioit trim ~,ct d out of his ex iiteueo, or kiting his e.misl titbit undermtnt•d, and the tit), priouple deityny6l:by a lat.-fit 41keoe, ni a wow mid fault:co:o4n ,, i ctrtidevi. In Nor• rive tseß, 17f4setil4 Vt. , I and :Itony of the Or gang, arising films' ekeessiv,. invlnigtitce, insaitthoi.lol eli waltz, or sotititry sensunikyvateiv practice.gives new,iife , And. sniel,, , ,y totut sy , ,t,in ' !vei, in•eapcs• which are on de- Strictures .and oil, et' derangenients of the 1, ret it Fa, they remove in a mild ani) ilfreetual mast:Nr. Sligivi and re centcases of Vette, eat Intertion are aureti in the , hurt 0 . 1 two days.. cc the Fe r ink tii't it W+:l comohtory • to licinie l'%t they inqy be cured or def.:at eonception; and sap tie fotindatioo of connubial , felicity, Patients treated rvlour, dei and iitrialthle rte. M , ~..d .ii edosultcd Orr) . day, :It their boost . , 1 4 .1;7,, I 1711E0 . I t 4 adctv..— ',eft its from the Country, stating 11110 ,, 'ely ,sr, iivitig, Sce. anti etteltiAiti; sißemittanet tm. ,\dv;re a:.(1 Med,,ties, will be treated with 'itudious uttentkm..- No. id?, li itt•.:;ilarden. • . .111 Dn. COOPEtt'S EDIC,II. MAR, .I) CEILorrE- v,t.Acc.rpd.tits.Rom). The salutary effect of thi's INS ; a ., ()N is manifest from • the follor.ing very Lxtiaordtilary Cure --; " Louami to wit. .. ",' OHN JACK SUS, of the Itcirmtglt of Oil Southwark, 13rolier, malteth oath and With, that in' the year 1814, he was atitioted with a danger Mis disorder, antf was nearly eenteen month , under the care of: several 'tesPeeta . ole itnout obtaining any relief. The etse.ise rapid!) It's lift. beinv, - in danger, he was re- Conynended to Dr. f'uo; , ei s Medical Charlotte !louse, ltrackfriare . Road, wliete the progress of disease was inunt:- „.. diately stopped, aol he was soon restored to perfect health, 'which, by the hicssi , L.: el God, he still enjoys . , ,hereby de ktitring, that in 'gat I,g tliese facts, he is -rnfluenced by no other tuotive than a gratetot retort for . so miraculous ature, And the duty he owes to in, fellow c.,-eatures, (sig.t.t.d) " JOHN JACKSON. Witoesges present, - . 4s F. M. Lawrenc:, Clavlini,o-street, Beroegh. " Thomas Johnihn,ti, Clidrlotte-street, Blaekfriars'ftead. " Thomas I)arbv, Corifhill. Swim, at.' the Mansion-hawse, this 9th day of March, 1£;16, before rue,; ' 'D 'tNlArraEkt' WOOD, Mayor. It IS e limit-known !ad, - that thousatois fat: virgin's to dis.• *Mecnnsnttin}r'iifite'rnte 11).,t11: induci'd Dr. Cooper, aililltive t Sittig's...on, of thirty wra,rs experience Ni‘ oilwrs of lite lt&ittl C011e...;e of - sw - ...e011s in London aini Edinburgh, as 4 1 ,4 1 , tars by the I Ala), to i'stahlisll a r Medical Board at luitiott e -HO nse, , Char l'ott e-street, opposite the Ittraimml klilrs Chapel, rilach Lo,,don; and two - 4n,. l ltent Diptoinatiqui hove since been added to Sin he • • The 11,14::4iFal Rottritelaims tins Idt ention o f those wh& r bae beentrefited, tiltd ;leolarly .those afflicted 'faith st r i c tures, I.4i.2.ttulas,Catte'ers, Juvrt Neevons ioint, test's, ar i s i n g frou, r.7.aria • 011170.tt , iilu Intligeret ui. atd Eruptions on the:its:ad, face, awl body, sore eye teerated throat, month, owl nose, w ase in the ears, deafs,ness, diinuesN of sight, ip the het tl and limbs, freginmtly 111144;4A f u r rheu-oatisni, wealines the 1-mees, ni.ies on tltcttliiu - hones, swelled aneles, e‘e. arc- symptoms which .ip ; rears.yours a fter, and 100 idtlen itidoinesltetiappinevi, Yleisrs, c oo per and t;o. are consulted (laity hy ranks of peoide, troll 'Twelve Eight ;or by, lotter, enclosing a-fee rio_otiters are answered) stating their case, when Medi c:the and 'Advice zwe sent to on parts of the . Kingdom. 'The and i ixtuhttt cured without uprlitilg o und r a matin iting anti advice gratis un Tuesday, 'Thursday, tuid Sy .Nlurg . ;, tat l'welve • oma, for side tioor.ansi private r, 14 ‘ , it --Dr. Coulter Tait (Jujus an Ki.taiiiistokiik for the ac taano;,..t.nion o f Females whose situation retteire; retirktilent Avetitictiement, and M..klical L,et l tletucn wini at : '*vkti ‘‘ttli tkir are preecut at the colbtiitatioa, 6 - THE LOTTERY BEGINS DRAWING TO-MORROW. .IFil VERY Ticket drawn is sure to a.Vrize Alma Bonus of 200 Ticjtets is presented Gratis.—Th. &he . = is of great importance, containing Two Grand Prizes of 300001. besides . ;in other Capital Prizes.---TiOcets and Shares are selling iug.eat anti all the Prizes paid metriatelv The t,:yours of the Pniilic 6:re solic:ted by their most obedient Servants; HORNS BY and Co. 24, TO-MC: OW, 41 . 1' THREE O'CLOCK ! THE LOTTERY 1.-1E!.;4.1\ s Dita,AVING! • EViiRY Ta:KET Al ITIZE! Th.-First-drawn abere L.riuO inav be ./..35,006!! Two of 4,30,000, and r;iuthCr Capitals. - 911 biSij, C;antructor for rhc prvstlit State • Lottery, grateful for t 1) distingulshed patronage which be., has exaelienced at his Foitunate Oilires begs to return bis •ittecre.Thittilis to all who have so favOtired and to remind tho-,e Wh o have nit yet made t heir Purchases, that the Lottery brim;' nrowinoWTO-1101111.0W, at Thrve, when every Ticket Mown mast be a Prize , —the nrst-tirawn above 600 i to.ty b e ~non• „awl all o itn Goy before the Draw• jug will share io the t•rt,:es of 200 'Picket , , which may include Two Pri . 2es and 50 other Calortl, ! Tickets owl Shares are selling by T. i3ISH, Contractor, 4, Cornhill,' and 9, Charing-Crust. A MULTIPLIED CHANCE. ‘VI FT awl respectfully silbittit to dick iieit tic Public, who porelizt,e before the lity of nriiwilig,To•ro , rrlw eiITESDAY), ttie . prornineut features of tlw iues s eiit I,ott , ry. viz. Two Prizes Of Thirty l'hottsatui Pounds! Fifty other Gipitabzi. - Eve' y Ticket a Prize the First Day !, Every or Snare has 04:Chance Ott otherNu nthercl Winch exliaortlipary Hetti tinpreedeittea autvaotages ttroitgly mark the 6iiperitirity of the iirt.slent eiititir it to ri contintiatice of th ttappfohatiou with which it has been hi therto honoured. Tile Tickets aid Shares are for Sale at the Old. Offices of SNIP"(' and eo. No. 11, Poultry, t 3, Charing Cross, and Altigato ili4ll Street. DININO-TA THE PATENT, IMPERIAL 111.1.1, and PATENT TRAFALGAR. .SIDEBOARDS and PINING-TABLF, in one elegant Pittee .of Furniture, and upon Vivo 114% . different Plans-; itte,rateut Improved Sfda Betts and Chair Beds; Irriss , screw Four Post;• and Tent Bedsteads, Furniture and Biniding complete ; Portirble Chairs, with several other new invented and improved articles of flu-taut - et aks a Feneral and very extensive ass o rtm e nt of Upholstery and Cabinet Articles for furnishing Houses com plete, ready manufactured, where Families • may.select and furnish a wlirdeHottse in a few days, avoiding the extreme inc+ottenience of waiting several Mouths in'etnapletiug their Establishmept. and West - India Articles,. Army and - Nary, &c. &c. by NtOrk;ura and ti:utders, It; and ti, Catharine-street, ,Straad, ott terms the.most moderate, for prompt payment. M aNDAY, MAY 13; 1816. itierti 4 4,,Li/VO of t /CR, April 46, .1 s • , 11 E CO AVIIISSIONERS far VICTUALLING. 1111JES7'1"S N.-11 7 1' .do hecreliy Aloe ;Votive, that on Friday, the 17M of Hay next, they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing (seated up), and treat for the Supply (on separate Contracts) of what'FRESII BEEF play le required for the use of his Majesty's Ships and Ve:sels at the undermentioned Places, vi:. Guernsey and Jersey, Greenock, Newcastle and Tinraoutla }Tartu, Swansea and Bristol, • fer the space of Twelve Calendar illonths,froni the 7th of June next. The Conditions of the Contracts may be teen at this Of fee, or by applyin& to the Postmasters at G,lernsey and Jersey, and to the Collectors of the pasterns at Greenock, Thal, Newcastle, Swansea, and Bristo4'respectively. No regard will be had to any Tender in which the Price shall not he inserted in words at kngth, ar that shall not be delivered in Me Board Wore One D I Clik:h OM the said Friday, the 17th of May next, new unless Me Person who rakes, Me Tender, or some Person on Ids behalf, attends, •to'onswer when railed for. • Each Tender must also be accompanied by a Letter 4? nee! by_tivo'responsible Persons engaging' to becosie bound with thiParly tendering, in the Penal Sum of 5001. for thesdac performance of each t hecontraqs. ' SACRED :SONGS , BY' I'ilOMA MOORE ESQ. N Tlitir . stlay next, May , IGth, be imblisti: 0 eii r thr FIRS!' NumnEit: of snails: E sn: of SACR) sovr;s, pus-17s, and TRIOS ; the VlL,rds THOMAS MGDRE, thy.; ,the "Mnsic coniposcii sele6teri• John Stgs'esison and 'Mr. Moore.—London bell by J. Power, 34, Strand. Price ii. is. i4ONEY is i'eady. to advance„with p'reinlititucle .1 and secrecy,• at regal AnnuitliJuterest, uti F reebold; CapYhold, Leasehold, or Funded Proper:T, Itent Charges . , Mairinge Settlements,' Widows' Jointures, Wills, Clergy metes Liriuto, and Annuity Bonds. - ' apply personallyAetween Nine and Vire, "or by letter, to the Directorof the National Bank, NO. 8, Lower .hibu-street, Golden,square.—Matters of Magnitude trill he preferred, and all Loans will be redeemable, at the option of the borrower. ANOTHER RO*UU Of :rwo Hundred Whole Tickets ;, the Prizes arisinx from which. will he d± ided acctirling to .their due }aril:m - 00ns, among the Holders of all Tickets and Shares bought tween 27th rf Aprit and the First Day of Drawing, .TO-NIORRO 14th of NIA V ; • • And, on that G Day every Ticket drawn will he a Prise I wEBB, convinced by the hicre:ising tirm'and for Tickets and Shares, that the Public are fully aware - of the Advantage to he derived from an early Purcbage in the present, Lottery, deems it• qnite .unnecessary to dwell further on theraerits of the Scheme, than to remiod them of its containin.: TWO L.:3OmOQ Prizes, and' Fifty other Capitals; and at the same time respectfully solicits the Com mands of Adventurers ut either of his Offices, 9, CORNHILL, or 17,.LUDGATE . -STRE.ET ; _ Where he truits Fortune will continue to dispense her Fa vours as liberally as she has hitherto done, among those who favour him With a preference,: The follow;ng Capitals having heen sold by WEBB, in the last Tear ; viz. • rile Two last Pi izes /30,t100 ever drawn • 8,m39. - ... a Prize 0f.... L.40;000 8,630 Prize of, ... L.:30;300 GOO— . as Prize 0f.... /.„iO,OOO 2,502.... a Prizq 0f.'... L. 10,000 Stc. Btr, &c. *.* All Business in the Funds faithfully executed by o. %VERB sfock- broker. ' . , • • THB BATH LOTION. THIS elegant and.useltil Contbitiatiou of SIM . i& Elements, heightens and embellishes the eharms et ti.o must beautiful face; it communicates to the .skin a brilliancy of tint, a delicate fijieness of texture,and juvenile freshn e ss ' that c annot 1 1 44 i: scribd, but which re:ndertt coun tenance of rnintqate pretensions must unaccountably HMI ir resi attraaire. ,The basis of tins inestimable acquisi= tint) to tt k e toilet is , cloticent rat ed preparation of the cele brated Bath Waters, cott.hinea with other ingredients of esta ,hlisUed repute for 'beautifying, preserving, and nuproving the shin; it apeetlil) remoreirevery blemish from its surface, and protects it trout the inclemency of the atmaqpiiere, or Ote ra vages of time Invented by Baron Daldorf, and sold by the PrOpriettir's sole Agent, Mr. Oldhleld, Perfttnter; 7; fiittle Queen-street, Holborn ; likewise by Mr. Qheisp' . 49. New jtontl street; and the corner of 'Spring Gardpro! Bacon, 14J, Oxford- , ti ..1 ; Mi. 41, Cornbill; Mr. Green, '393, Oiford-st ; llr. Swift, 28, Ilnlborn ; and by most respect able Pertunter:, and Mcdidino Venders. Price is. V * *ARREN'S ORIGINAL JAI'AN LIQUID v v RLACKING prodwicei a brilliant Jct erynal to the higheJt Japan Varnish, preierves the Leather ,oft, and pre Yeats iti crattkint.7, does nut soil the i, per fectly free front any unpleasant. stud!, and will retain its w ir toeslu any climate. Sold, wholesale, by RQBERT WARREN, 14, St. Martin' s, lane, LondOn ; and retail by Caldwell, Dublin; White, Watefford ; Thomson, Belfast ; `ltaebutti, Edinburgh; Os- Itorne, Ciliviow; Lyon, Inverness; Coolovortliy, Plymouth - 1 Evans and Co. Chester; Clark, Lancaster; Wood, ,Biriniu ,, at - loan; Merridew, Coventry; Pierson, Sheffield; GrediSlaL, Guernsey ; anilby his Agents in every TOwn in the Kingdint; in Stone Bottles skl. it Pint, Ind. Ilalf.a4putt, and ed. each. • t4IVTIONT.-t-Obsorre, none are Gcnuitie Unless This Day Were' MORE f4. ''' by two Pub lications which fin: Authors etkll " An EXPOSURE " of some of the nutuerotts iiiis-statements and Niisrepresen " tatiuus contained in a. Pamphlet coininotily Itinn tt by the " name of Mr Marr'at's Paniptilet, entitled Thong lits, &c." and " A Defence orthe Bill fur the Registration JOSEPUL AfAititYA 1 . , Esq. M. P. Agent iur Gteliaila. London: Printed for J. M. Itiehaidson,Corniill, oppotite the Royal Exchange;, and..l, Ridgway, picoditiy, • Of.Wholn may also be, fourtlkEilitkon of Tlioughts.on the Abolition of the Stare Trade and Cieilization 'of Africa ; with Remarks on the Africaltinsiitistinn, and an ICxaniiva tithi of the Report of .1 hen. Committee, recommending a Ge • nerd Registry of Slaves nt the itritish Wesfindia Islands. Monti:er l'avenir it ecnxipti imperil-eta dans la considera tion do passe."--,Sissto:sot. • . Just published, (by authority) by Clement, 192, Sl►uud, IGO closely printed Bvw. dewy pages, price 7s. PHE FIRST ANNUAL 'IMPORT on MAD ". HOUSES for isig—NEVER BEFORE POIU4SHEI.). Ordered by the House of Cotutuons to bu Printed, April it; .1816. This new and very interesting Report on Madhouses, con tains numerous Cases, and sum' singular anti shocking, De tails: it was made by the following Noblemen and Gentle men, who were appointed by the Bouce of. Commons, as a Se lect Committee, t:i enquire and consider of provision being made for the better 1 egulation.al Public and Private Mad houses in I.4pgland : ' . • Itt. lion. Lord. Binning. - I Rt.Ho.Wm.,Sturges Bourne, Itt. Hun. Lord .Lasceltes, lion. Henry they Bennett, tit. Ilan. Lord Itt. Seymour ) (.Bartel C. Western, F.sq. Itt. lion. Lord Compton, J. A. Stewart %Vortley, Lsq., Itt. Hun. George Bose, Thomas Thom'son, Esq. Bt. Hon. Chars. Wm. Wynne, William Smith ' Esq. Consisting of the important Minutes of Evidence of Sir J. Newport, Sir Henry Milford, Bart. Dr. A. Baird, Dr. J. Veiteh Di. It. Powell, Mr. E.' Wakefield, Mr. W. Matins, Mr. J.ll, Sharpe, Mr. J. Haslam, senkr, Mr. J. %V. Rogers, Mr. J. Hallam, junior, Mr, 'l'. Warburton, Mr. .r. Dustun, Mr. J. Watts,M r. S. Forbes, Mrs. M.' Humieres, Isl r.. J. Sim mons, .Nlr. J. Blackburn, and Mr. J. Woodhall. ' Including Two Letters, one from W. H.. Lyttleton44. Member for Woreeitershire, containing an Account of the Lunatic Asylum, kilit by Messrs. Ricketts at Druitwich ; the other from - Mr. Flatten, solicitor, of Kidderminster, detailing the case of . Powel, it pattper lanatie, who-was chained to a kitchen fluor, and " littered like a pig," ,in an unoccupied house at Chesterton, near Canibri,fge. ' ' , a4dA7,./„, I is s4Filetl on the 1.41)t:1, omi 14, St. 11.irlto';-lane, stamped in the nultle, as, the supe:ior qua:4y of tots 1.11.Leklo; ni -1 'Weed several I)4sr&Wei: to Sal Spurious C;oluvositious I anal ate abon HICKMAN'S PILLS, For the GRAVEL and STONE, LUMBAGO, &c. 411 F the eat iotic 'Caniptaitits incident' to the 1 1,4 11 musts) Frame, there are optic more dreadful to their tilt are, nor more alarmiog htleir coasequeirees; thasi the tii - avei and Storre. - ate coraphrints ter sviiii4ll ccrty t% en the most absteorialis, is liable, as the V•aler drinli is impregtrited With particles which are st cOLISI• or these eNtrusdatthg-t,strinres. Ilichmait's eoirilnheti the most innocent bigreidienti, have beetl funnel of Ciiir, , ilAl cui:Yi in strengtheutit; the re.bels the and destroying the petrilyiti:: quality of it, removing the calculi, o rutty , eceetwin„4, every pern*tous It:latency to those disorder:, without confinement. They are thert fore' with, great confidence recommended to •the -afflicted as the irost eltivacious remedy the/ can resoreto iu the above Com as: well as for Lumbago, Pains ip the Bath and Stoppage of- Urine, and diserd.crs of tlitkidoiey.s and Bladder, Sld in Boxes, at 14. 94. and. ity Masers. Butter mid Sant. 1' 4 4 1 . Clicapiidis, Loadon suid td q tky.tlicie apimint. wont, t , v t pi•itulli,%l and Nftdivint: Vendee . sin tr4try 't 4WII, I;SI'.ICLISH ; n SLiTEEN YE.IItS. THE PUBLIC are respectfully invile(l46 an inspection of the rerv.large and cheap Stock of IRISH SHIRTING dud 'SHEETIS - G .- marns now watt Sale at I No. 4, the SOlith side of Illootostftiry-squarb; `The . Company, from thi mita,: of their Establishalcntihcre and in I reland, offer to the Community the above ATticles much cheaper and better than they can procured through any other medium. Their-Linen% Are bleached under their own inspection, ,syi,tb- - out toe help of Acids:' they warrant their durability anti co- . lune,. nod ettrage-to•retutti the Ninny.; should a fault ati . pear. • Cotystry Or4tits hitliftilly attended to. • Agent-. 3: John nottovati;No. 4, litootushure-septare, Lon.' don; John •Doyle, ;sits. 3t, St: , Nfary'4 Abbey, ' • , Gold Ziiils on Ireland, and Bank of Itcland ?Metes,. taken in payment for Linen, or tli,conta.A. (.I..NLINE EAU DE COLOGNE. . . „.„ EAU DE COLOGNE, sold at a, J M. ['Alt INA's Depot, 169, Strand, price 4s: 64. etch hAl e , "tamp included . . ' • The Public are rsipectfirtly infornted, that this h the only genuine Edit, de Cologne; that it is importtii direct from Jean arie Farina's Manufactory at Cologne (whose family has bed the honour to supply, the Courts of Prance, ReVssia, aunrrussia, urvarils of a century): that ,it has paid tire regultir Custom-house - duties of Is. 43d. per bottle; that - it possesses real medicinal virtnes, and aromatic qualities; \\bile the dangerous mixture often said under the nettle of Eau its Cologne, by some of the druggists and perfttiners in London, is ton ollen &deleterious mixture, prepared- by:themselves from spirits of %%lac, vitriol. and-other p,tlswittus tpgtedien ts. SOUTHEY'S WATERLOO. This Day wAs rililithed, in One Vnitiitio Into. illusti;ikad by Eight Engravings,Alit:e Ini.tM. hoards, r3IIIE Pur o''s PILGRIMAGE. to svA.r.cit il, 1.00 ; Ity ito,.;E:cr souTHEY, Esq.. Net Lauvrate, Member of the Royal Spanish Academy, and of the Royal Spotlit!: Ac4denty of History. Ptilitetrfite — Longentn, -Hurst" , lives, Orme, and 131.4,terit. Patertitister-row. ' Of whom may. be haul, by the sante Author, Roderick, the last of the Huth, , , g ruts. Ins.—Curse of Kebamua, 2 vo i d . 145,—Thati‘ba, ruin. ltis.--Joatt of Arc, 2 vols. 16i.—Niatioc, 2 vols. lfis,—,Atid Minor Poems, 3 vols. 181. heard;. .• ----- rPRICE SEVEVIIMNCEt FRENCH PAPERS. 1 1 ,4.,tu5, Al ;AY received ,from GreA noble btingaecounts pfsl sepselvss attempt made by some seditious, men, and repressei i i by the energy of the Authorities, and the pourage t and fidelity of the soldiers and the national guard. ,All wig calm, and alarm dissipated. The lead-rs in t his at tempt have been delivered up to the Prevotal Court. M. Lain 6 was yesterday pest:wed to the King by the Doke de 4icbelieu, and took the oaths as Minister, of the kite* !or. , The dance ; Minister wit; soon depart to take the waters at 13otn•bonne : it, is not known. who will occupy his litace in his absence. • On Satinday, the 2d, a court-martial will try Gen. T r iefebyre Pesnottettes b an outlaw. .Fourteen young women, 12 to be chosen by the :vicars at Pari,, and two by the eonsistory of the reformed church, will be tlltrrted at the exl►ence of the city of Faris, on tl►e !lay of the duke of terry's marriage, and will receive each a portion. of 1200 francs. They write (tont Naples, under date of the IStii, the Ambassador of his Majesty the King of France went in state to the Palace Of the King of Naples, And presented the portrait of the Duke of, Berry to the Princess Alarie 'Caroline. The portrait is enriched with diatuoncls of the value of 70,000 ducats. /tram 28.--.. The remains of her Ma jesty the late Empress, arrived here yestenhty. They evere.ltshered into the metropolis . in great funer';',,l pony. The body was last night placed in a most magnificent coffin, and is now lying in "stute at the Imperial Paiace., MAY :?..—The fort on the /ni ne i n front•ofone city, on t! o left bank, wits:ce,tcplat e d by the Austrian and occtipied by the Isavoriaa ~troorps.. There . Was .pob!ioled at Frankenthal, Spire,tind clic neighbouring Communes, the, first piect,tl respecting th cessions 00 the I,ft bank. The King of ilaval h.-I has taken p6sessiott of Landau. Ahtlf.lit.b have not tirely abandoned Spezzia, as was annonneed,— They have still a station in the Gulpli, hut their Ob.. jerk ut keuving it is unkoo,va. increly known, that during the CCilitte Ot,the ils.gociattons they have constantly oppoed the ce.siom of it by our COtirt to Austria, who appeared tksirous to have it in exchange. Letters from the south of linty acquailit us, that the Vorte has not yet restilved toaeknowledg e the independence of the Seven bits. Negoeidtions proCeed on this subject ; but what can the roits do against the tudritime force of England ? AMERICAN PAPERS. . Letters and Papers from 11ti8tou to the sth, New York .to the l'2th, : antlyashington to the 9th ult. have been received. The apprehensim ii o f ti Creek war had subsided. The Tariff Bill passe► . the flutist of Representatives on the Bth ult. with. itti alteration of iinpoitattet in addition to those notified by preVions arrivals. They also agreed to the timendments made by the Sen Ate on the Na tiolllll Bank Bill, after all illeGCtlld attempt maoo hy Mr. Randolph to r° puny. the Consideration of them. His motion , tvas negatiMi lay lid to. 55. At Charlestown, for eight weeks prior to the Ist crf Irot a drop ot rain lirtl fallen. `The eGct of such weather on the hekiltit of the its , habitanis hail been already felt,' and fears were entertained that, a vat:6(ol4lKit: of it for: a short time longer would produce a general . These papers state, that the Dwelt Gover n or of Surinam had ordeftql the produce' antL mattulap. tures of the UnitedStatts, brought to American gels, to be adtairtcd on paying a duty of 4 percent, No British vessels or cargoes' 'except from' the Bri tish colonies in North America,.were admitted to, an t , entry.: Several of ;the Americans, were prisoners at ,Gar; loggia, hod reaclietl their native laudi They" report the conduct of the Spaniards towards both'British anti z niericans.lo have beed barbarous and cruel In 4Eic extreine, They - used all nicans to_ decoy them into the Tort, and MI SOOlWr had they gut them into their power !ban they cut whit . swords and heat them inhumanly, robbing !hem of theirclothes, and SttNecting them tO all 'kinds of rekposure which alight injure their health, or insult theirfeelings. The refit-flees from Carthagentrand whetputts oldie Spanish mairrwere aumettaarly zosentbling at An%-f,:myes, with the in.,„ ttntion )if joining the insurgent's lin M‘,.garit a , or landitig, :if , circumstances should prove favour -able, in the Caraccas. 'article of the 130th ut March from AlOntreal states, thAt the grand . juror 'of- that district , had pretreated - in the Court of King's Bench a bill of indictment against Ssouttel Shertvooo,. Esti. tor . a 41het against the Prince Regent, the Duke of York,. and other entittrat characters. The trial will- take place the September 'term. Air.. Sherwood , beets re elected' to the Canadian legislature.-