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I ' B.IY-r ttl al 3, !;. ail 0, 4!A i tipi \PI I tri:- A c=4 ttr 4 . . , n • w? • .7 ; - - 5-; , =•• • %-;'0,1,// -J . '%3 i 1 ‘‘ -.',' 1- tA • , . , j .- • - ' - -. -. • .. IZ I --Tll4ll. A ' • • 4 PI; c , - :, , : ) ,,TT-ct 44- • cr.N•alriz A _ _ TU ES Y, JUNE 120, iBj [rßlcir. STXPF,NCFver-TALFPLNNY. rt ai ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. , • pia' Y.tr-SENT EV EN i NG, June ?0, Jes Servant s will rtrforns the' tninedY of bui, 3 °l 'P' A IVIFF. AND ,HAVE A 'Willi. - ley ; 4!. 41.1Ioll!ind; (f.rst Mr. Bar t `I r. (:Seafogti, Mr. ; Leon,.Nlr. th.,.,;""'n first nivearance in 'dint ch:Aracter); Marguritta, kaid' r g"; Mrs (410`re;; Old Winna• n,Mr.Knig;it ; >llr l'eßtry • • V ,HaItLF, , tier ', l c l , a new Historian, Mefo-,drame, cape , (I ; ~I lartm - t i HE 1301,D ; THE SIEGE OF Bold, NIL% Petiltv ; de Coninitic q , +Natit urasrnus, 'z• • Gerard (iovern - or of t Mr. 1/ 0 •„ • • ' • • Da tl,Ol - of Gerard lie; I wrrv, Mr. ; Leontinn, n • ',ard 9.trillicr, Miss Kelly; Helen, Mrs. I:arlowe. • ROYAL ACADEMY, SOMERSI,:I4.-PLAE... IVOTiCE is;iLereint the i[oN will CLOSE on SATURDAY NEXT, the 24th !ninior,—Admittance (from Eight till_Se:en) Is. C 41.4- . logue Is. ORFICE OF 0.RDNA.A . 71 . 3, :tray, 23, 1 8 I,*. T HE PPINCEPAL OFFICEpS of leis tll rj . JES?'I"S ORDAtINCE do hereby ri rr N, , tire that Propo.valsiteill be 7-reelecd at their o,tree;in Pall-Matt, awor . htfore /Wednesday, the 41st day of &hint' next,:frimi Melt Per;ons as may be untkrta - fre tht Supply/ of COALS, for Service of this Department, for a period of Otte Fearfroin the tst of Juiy. • BUENOS AYRES.. By.the Duncan, - adviet,.have been re-cc.rved !rofn-Bilen.iis Ayres tvi, to the 25th Maih, stating that Osario, ..Chief. of the Lima army acting in. chili .! Alxing seized the propel ty of several lishmen establl4tll there it at auction, in order to remit the proceeds to Lima tlke British .. owners. artned their vessels,. and ye!oo t their pro , ',„ perty, together ‘yith.a .vessel having 400,000 dol lars on board, bound front Callas to-Chili. 'n es , British adventurers also. blockade Valparaiso, and • have brought away all .the exiles the Spaniards • had sent to the island of Juan Fernandez ; and the,' other Presidivg. HENRY .ijo,w 4 ulD, R.A..Sccretary. rrHE-SOCJETV of PAINTERS in, OIL and J. WATER COLOURS WILL CLOSE their ELEVENTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION, on SATURDAY NY.Xl',3une the 24th, at the Great Room, Spring Gardens.—Athuittauce ls. Catalogue 6d. . C. V. FIELDING, Secretary. , . The'Coals-must be of the description denonzinated Maid, Eightan Sloor,,' - or-equetl thereto in qudity and good ness, and will be required to be deliceredfree : of every exPence, exiC27l the King's Duty, either on s hore or into vessels' or craft at any place in the River Thames; and at Faversham, or at any port or place in the Ricer Altedway; and also, at the port of Little Hampton, in the County of-Sitsses, 'as may be required. - - • ' fartzier Particulars, together with the TermS and Condi (ion's- of the contract, may be known at the,Secretary's Office, in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any day between the Hours of Ten twat . Four o'Cloek; - where the Proposals neztht be delivered, scaled up, and endorsed, 0 ' Proposals for Coals," but no Pro pinta eau be admitted :after the Said 21st day June, at' Twelve o'clock at Noia of the same Day, neither will any Teqer be noticed, : unless the-Party making ,or nn ' , Volt in his behatf, shall attend. hiq Order o/' the Board, R. H COW, Secretary. _ . • n ' EIkST INDIA HOUSE, June 14, 1815. • • v s' COUR'F of) f DIRECTORS of the I,G -ND ti,NITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of 'EN 2,4; otic .. CRAZI NG to the EAST INDIES, do hereby gire at or, ARTERLY GENERAL COURT of the said , ' J " , app4inted t‘; be held fit their .Ilouse in Leath• (l— W22.1/NESDAY next, the 21st instant, the tha 'Seation• iner 19 2' of c I,l*pter 0, Section 'and 9 of bo .' es apprkw e d by the General Court Allis. day,,mll.l ted to the said General Court for their Confirmation. JAMES COBB, -Secretary. SOCIETY FOR PROMOTING b I RN fIAN KNOW ' LEDGE --FAMILY BIBLN. TUE• Public are respectfully informed, that.a New Edition on snperfine Boyar Paper of the FAMILY BIBLE, edited ynder the sanction. of_ this SQCIETY, is. in the Press, and will be publisht-d every alfernate Month, in Pc rte, containing- twenty sheets,. at Bs, each, The Eilitionson. . niper may be 'had in Pints at 45.. each, an the . tyily Numbers, at 6d. each. ,The first VOIMIIe being corn- TiOte'd may be. bad in boards, price 11. 14s. The ninth Part . will be published on the first of July. Sold for the Society, by 'F. C. and J. Rivir*ton, No: fit, St. Paul's, Church-yard ; and by all other Booksellers. rt ,__,___________ T ;... HO aY USE, M :3° ' 1815. • - - j.:141C0 ttAsrixo____ rk U RToi . D !RECTOR - (71 the UNI T E D rv o , (2°IIOANY- of 'NEVIICIA A NT S of*.ENGL.IND TRAD ta th e R: - ' • T h ' •••,",r INDIF,s, do iterehy give Notice, e said t o.m a i t , ht the QUAIITEItLY GF:NERAI. COURT of tree tap_ 4NY,l itipoiiir e d t o be _held at theii• House in le e a s d o e . l: l 7. - Ijoz ; stret, 6,,, tv.EDNEsaky, the 21st June nest, a R I i n °f - th Coital' of Directors, of the 11th ultimo, as to an /,: r4se of Salary to Sit- ,TANIES QUNNINGHAAE, tkit.t.. t,:,: cf ("r of Military Stores and Ordnance, under the cIF. : tax L'tances therein stated, ,will lie laid before the said Gene Co,rt for theil• approbation. ••••...............___ • JAMES COBB, Secretary : • "1, tAST •INDIA lIOTTSE,„%riti, 26, i 81.;. , • ..,-.- P Y• r 4 CUURT of DIRECTORS of , t 11. IJ AI i_ 41tAntl,P,,COMPAN V ;If `,l V.ltr,i !ANTS o . t . VS , ; . ! . ..-Y-" , I) r :l#4 k , ' 1 " to the I•;AST INI )r E);' do hereby xire Nyti..,e, ,..d ~%4NIpkav,,,QUARTEI&EY iii , ,NF,IIAL COURT' of . the said •••ii i ,;-...' I will 4,0 hei.l" , t their House ih.Lea!knhalt-sae.t.t, the' 4')'NEsDAY, the 41st. June nett, at Eleveu o'Cleel, 11l V.l) lst - , r "ioo, for the prirv: . Jse of dft,elaring' a L;iyidend (torn I.'T, '1 last t, Wd s 'll I . er next ~49,4 t• ' '` 1 ;). n, ' ' , 41 . 4 0 . tuns,..r A-, , onS .1 vile said -tun( , , ~-,... ~ an, , 41 , , 1v(l ~2 4 , rhur,ouy, th e ist, June next', at 2 . o t-luc,,, ! N i ttki i iiKaio on Thursday the ‘2oi h July followmg-. ,nv7„: :. .,7 1 ' 116' 4 t he r-livideod Wnerants' on the said Clnipzi . 'esd' a a the sth I ilv will be ready to 1.1?. delivered on Y tlae I i kli July‘tileXt,. • , .• , ' s••••,., " -Secretary. . JAMES COBB, • , ... ) very Des'irihle, and Improve:lWe FREEHOLD I , o be tl‘l.-I,Nt)it sand ESTATE, Wit:l:S s ,. ~± t fos:'V\C\ l , ) Ll) by PRIVATE CON ll i A CT , , t he :4—i1t4;.11,-",,"411d Etil:ArfE of EiEALE ; consisting of a Nl' t.. 31 ev.i . cil l lt 1.1ric;I: and Stone Nlansion, with Donies!ic a pll, b ut.:, - .: ls tioas e twa Six-stall Statil( ; 3, and i.t Iles allPri)- (. ''' A l . I' ' fi k e'; I;twn Gartlens,' and Fish Ponds.—A 0t.,, r ' 1 4 3.' r i5, 4 ,; 14 (5 , 8 1':,. with 'Labourers Cottag?S,:_llarns3,4Sntptplaers:. 1„A•r ti t+ "4twer Itujilin,ts, and suirf.ry t•tose kt`b, II ' Water_ r.leadaW, Pasture, Arable, and Down 7s: ~_ ge,l„ ,:r.whole coutaining 71 ;7;‘.' , - , R. 13 P , ' sttuate about foitk miles from the City of iorw :la , v ,, o itthl', lr .fco .. in the rown of Amesbury, in a delight . ful 4 2 i • , e L.., •, itiver AVOII.--Tlie io:stiite is bounded on the Last Latin! fiT e r 4ron, celebrated for fine Trout and other , Flsh ; kiam r . e West liv the Wilts'iire-Dowiti in a fine S 4) orting r,. ,/,,Well•staeiced •••I ' ' ' ' Pe.l.te . ; t h •, ,„ %%14 i (lame. cl;,, • ' ;OW f I t !mut, will - send a person to trees!' the Pro -so, a • im , .",- further particulars, and to trea'for the Pur '''Y to 2‘lessrs. 11'0)6 and Attwood, ..,alisbuty. S ONIEItSET.SHIR T:;-, 4 c : I ?? 11F. soLD BY PRIV.ATK CONII.‘C , T, 1:111.1'A.1, an t i Very Va l ,nabl- .11'1i LEI-TOLD I'4l i '' S-1 :1 - 1: - F - - • most desi , aie (~ : ~ cunosting tit a danor atitl t" _ d _ al _ s'i g , tat ' i N . . lz s t i f t 'g ...atiti Arable Faro s , in a Mug-fence, a 4,. _ t r, "s ' ‘ V it h - jr, -lil 'e ill a ric.:l Vale 'Tilerilifnlly supplied with ti -441 lii , .i five n'ile of fopx good Market Towns. T . ie a lt r i e ; - 4 ;l l4 ° ",i ' es s exl(n ds ogre Acres (custuluary uKas )t Nts;l, No T . Fiem-house, with b o ;t ale oiii,,,' , consists of the Manor , .. ve..ho,. —"s, trams Ntatiliii4, lleastails, Lodge-house, li.ilsliai.l!, and other e ' P - tivellient - Erections, and o'i7 Acres l '' athl ' r.ileasitre), itire or I,ss i uf rich (;razing s _q t „., Willi a'good ()tell tut and sup!' ior Fruit, and ...,(r,aw and is ~ tyliiel,-!..esPeetttl)le Ten t' it . I ‘ e-ie for : or 9 years, o of h P Alt. ‘"ll. I i s e ., X )ite .1 Lacy ii I ' q - v I i 6 ' . /I,4iUi!d; l ', oic) ji . • ..:-* 'r: .. 1 ,S e with convenient e n a.,,,,,5, as .0, ,consKts or a r . \. 11,1 . ,- s 'l/ , ' Listignitly • measure), t h Ni i t j' . . !less, ci'l j(ci:1; i l ri l lii 2 l) 4 ! AI - able ;th e :l e -. 1 ) I lex '( t 'al. tis in full heatiiig:a.nd will be in ban - a.at Laity IfiltCh,leta'rt)oft..t.iii:?;_qti the. _P i rcipc , rt u 3 i t a , y t r o cni at! , ti n from London, i on Nfortgage *itl u 1 tope r ,, I 1 "Ic1"" N "" e) , .. I fs of 2uool. a year, p hte res ,• , I to he paid by Instainici 11 1 . 1 t 41 114. r 1; . or Svelte ters- ticulars mar he had i)v %tftitlYm7:, p e rsonally ,. i • iii; r3 - il tP ) i st Paid to M%—s rs , Ireland and :`,-tVeYrr, Sa ' ... C . , k 'A.011(1011', wileiea l! i i ttpf the Estate may be seen Th y 1 liti ) " l Pr e .RA LLAIM'S "ILLS. - ,:• ..- - , Ptbeen t' 4„,1 Parntion for Indige,tioti, Giddiness in tlit Head, t ‘cot li the 1 c1. , .,ts of Intrioperaitee, tbat Iris (Act ,v mcnded. --% ri, lot,i, • a re tile IT! OS t cheap and eirvetwil . 1-Ze -111:' or ,t,: r. l all bilious coat daints whet hvr at it . iing front a Nop I:!trtti4"ged ation . , of t he l streru:cli, Irvin cpids,,whn:lni•- ri., 4 "f bile is ou frot"' . c , xc 's,, i t i - cat ' l" Nt t , r 0,,,,, Iv i Wrie r . . 4 14,, ,, ,1tg 4t, , Lill toe bile is rendered a C nil il:4l . 4 . cyrOilye, Tic' (I 'VUrti, (.1 to the stomach, eattsin" eicknes,,jaundiee,J IN,t'ir,, ".', intlit,estion &e. . s '%etV44oll is'‘-ery g ' tt t'e and safe, never griping; a ti th ; i t , I,,it relii,dy.fo?,::iii,.;•;,;;; tt . t . :ie troubled with flu: Itt,ll,l'aOtitt.,,',!'.)itipal costiveness, a slut4).tish state of the inmelA, ' ogi'li‘:ot., and Rh () d„,.ing pregnancy they rinty he taken • 1 aol' So,, 11) 3 ,, t x , Ic e 2 s• 9+l. per box, d u ty incl u d e d. '''''"w and Edwards, 6t;, St. Paul's, L o nd on . • ti 41,111 , Tr.l --- ---- : ---:—.-L___ • i t - F- GREATEsT. OF ALL EARTHLY (.: 41 . 1i , .514, 7 ,,.8P,E55iNG,,. t ii i ,l \,(..:Tut {F ,' . Rl'- A N I:MATING SOLAR /ti,', b e ,: , .gl lec, -; is pat ticill Irly recommended .ts a ce--tain k,roli4cility,'D '.'sflitnas, &lions Ounplaints, Como mp ii ',,,;,, le , r'l',y, Low-nrss of Spiria, NerVous and t.,% , 4,... ,111):Iint l' 1 ' e ' ' litp. Jf , 1 . (1 , i i: , Sy ~...sortiers . oi tile .atomach and l itr q „ ~us Ite;ptrities of 'the Blood,The N:" 1 4 . 1: 44. 1t:c e :i i ' .er 'of N'ittire almost exceed belief, 14 i i , :.4 )4 vt . t„ 3 0 1,, Public of its salutary - effectii'a nom= h i ,.. 41 a 1 ) 4 elir ei i ,'". to tie,f Proprietor from persons who 11 4 c. (1 3 .i ' l 4 Y lie °44l. all other: ledicines have beef) I 1 ied i tc ki iiii, , i)i u , yr s . een at the Solar 'Tincture Warehouse, ~.,. 751"."-hrido.'tet,, ten door. ; from the Surrey-side of i) " 1, 41, 4 ') 4 1. a ri l c woere .the Aledieine is sold hi Bottles', %.,'ltry 1 ;4111.1, 6c , 43 :; and by must Venders in the Kii , tlOni. t ilei etkd , u.s Imita t • . , ~. . A ' v ti , (l op t . r ,„ . i ,_,.. itids ore rostereu On loony of the Al so, 13,411 % „ a , 4 ; ( k.iiLlia s ,,, s are requested to observe the ti4l t ,Lbr N ,; h e c , l " - W• Stlit2ll) is w.-ote on the wr.ipper of mj tu tatl.ll,` nnOt ao3iver fm. nilV oilier firing ' OctitiTtie. .r r L UNAR •• ' ' ' ' • ' ' . ' . ellic e v 1 INC f UI,.E, tor Coitipla.nt 111- '-'eX, in Bottles at 10s. 0.. MONEY. —A SOLICITOR, being anthnriZed to lay out MONEY, on.reasonahle awl liberal terms, offers the - advance thereof in either great or small Sums, on the Security of Marriage Settlements, Church Livings, Life Interests to :Money vested in the Names - of Trustees, or in the Funds ; as also on Freehold and Least:o-dd Estates.—Apply byletter (post-paid), or personally;_tw Mr. W. .at his No. iI, Chaper-place, Henrietta-street, Cavendish-square, from Twelve till Four. , , . PRIZES OF FORTY THOUSAND POUNDS, THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS, AND TWF,NTY THOUSAND POeNDS. , • SWIFT and Co. arc selling the TICKETS.and SHARES of the present GRAND LOTTERY, at their. Fortunate ()Incas,. -. 7, . • , • Ni:. I I, Poultr;-, No. at, Aldgate-liigh -13, Charing-Crass, I Street. t. . The Scheme'contains Thirty , Capitals, inclittlifig Prizes of ..1,140,900 , . ~I .. . - ~.a 0 00 1"...50,ci0‘)..• 1,.2,006 ' Besides Five Prizes of L.1,p00 &c. and Eighteell .Prizes of Guineas, which will be Paid in - Gold, Without Deduutiun, as soon as,drawn, viz. . , . . , - , , I of 5,006 Guineas,- -' I . . 4 of .500 Guineas, - 3.. 1,0 t.) Guineas, . I 10... eOO Guineas. . FULL - OF'GUINEA*I-=-1 2 (ILL - OF SCPERIORCAPiTAL PRIZES I—ANt) ALTOCETHER. FULL OF. NOVELTY is THE SCHEME OF THE, PRISSENT LOTTERY. 11711 7- FON, Stock-Broker,, 2, Coruhill, Attl(l ri4, C.,veli!ry-Orcer, fuiforUir; his (144 to his Flie,l4 and the Politic hi giviiig them the Ileads of the Preseat LOT which heeinw 19th The Sch'eiric requires riA cOninients, and it is roconnuendation sufficient to srate that there is a poiticelynize of 40,0001. ;-ft Gtanti Prier tif 30,0C:01:: he,ides €20,00:.!1. &c. &c. and .1 °2.,0001 Guineas. to he ail paid in E..in the last 'Contract; kit great -pleasui.e to so ow.-ayof his Friends part of the Gold for tSlia es soil at his Furtunaf.e.Oilicei, .i'is.ahoverityhere t r solicits 'a. conti tinaiice of their.Paronrs, which will at all times receive his, liestattetition.—.lll.linsitieSs' in the Funds tra.nsiNted with. fidelity, aslusu:ll. CABINET PIANO FORTE. AND ORGAN. • . . dn ANTAL BATtREG (MOAN CAM••• `kJ NET ;;lANO 'FOR the property_pf a Gentleman roue to the " Contin'eia. The Barrel Organ has a Gothic gilt trout, stands seven feet high, Six staws, claim nd triaio three barrels, to play waltzes, dances, &c. ; the Whet.; tii- . . . . tunes, swigs, marches, &c, for 45,giineas, worth . 65. "Ijie Cabinet Piano Forte, 38 guineas, as goo'. as new ; shop price 60 guineas. To be seen at Nlr..Wat !en's, No. 5, Leicester- Place, Liiinion.—PackiT;-case for either, if required, three guineas; square Piano Forte, 16 guineas. ' ... ... in a few Days will be published, Handsomely printid in Two Octavo Volumes, prieb, Fn bnartli; ii. 4c. , •.• . • TVELVE LECTURES on tIIePROPIIECIES relating to t [MIST' AN CIIURCIi , and especially to the Apusfacy of PAPAL ROME . ; preaehcd in the' Chapel of Lincoln's Inn, from the Year 1811 to. 18.14; being .the Ninth Portion of those founded key: WILLIAM IVARBURTON, Lord Bishop of Gloucester.. . By PHILIP ALLWOOD, 8.13. Felkw of Magdalen College, Cambridge.. Sold by E. t 7.. and .1. Kivitr , ,,i.nn, St, Paul's Church-yard ; and J. 'HatcharJ, Ttits Day waq Iland,omely printed in Octavo, in One Vol. price 9s, in boards, F 11 ACTS on the Origin and independence of tiwAntient. British,Ohurclo.im the 'Sup - ririacy of the Pope, ~1;.1 t Inconsistency of ail Foreign Jurisdiction with the Braisli :Constitution ;• aud•on the Differences between the Chiirc,i, of England and 'tome. By :11-I.CLIAS 1.11.11 GE, ,D,D. Lord Bishop of St. David's. Saco id P:dtion, .wito Additions. To which is prefixed a Map,. shewing the.Liinits of the Church ofituute at the end of the Fifteenth Century. - • - Printed fur F. C. 4nd.J. 'Airington, No. 62, St. Paul's Church yard.' • • Of whom may be had, by the same Author, the Second Edi tion of the• Protestant and Papist's Manual, price Is. or 10s. Gd. a dozen. ~~?•" 4: SOUTHErS This Dap were pu111i,ItL:(1, - In Three Vo!nines, foolscap; Svc). price 18s. boards, . :.,., .HE 'MINOR. POEMS of ROBERT .-1 . . SOUTHEY, Eqq.. Poet Laoreate. ~._ '' Printed for Longman, Horst, Bees, Orme, and Brown, ! Paternoster-row. -..- ": . Of whom may-bs. had, by the same Author, Itoilerith , the I.lst of the Goths, 2 vols. 1 Gi.—Cti rse of Ise harm, 2 vote. 1 4s.—MatlOcii; 2 vols. IGs.—ThalaLta,2 vols. iris. Aid Juan of Arc, 2 vols. IGs. • • HISTORY OF INSECTS., This Day was published, in ilvo.VAnne I. price 18s. of N INTRODUCTION to ENTOMOLOGY; 4. or , Elements ill the Natural HistoTy of Inse6ts. By the Itev. WILLIAM KIIMY, 13:-A. F. L. S. Aud WILLIANI.SPENCE, Esc'. F. LS. Illustrated by Coloured Piati, s . This work is intended as a general .and popular History of List cts. The present Volume contains an A: , :ountot the In juries they occa.,i4u, the benefits derived ft out them, the metamorphoses they' itridergo, their atfection'fo r their young., their cutri:uis kiwi; of food, and the means tie which therpro cure it j and ia3tly, a ikscription of their habitations. -. • • 'I he Two re naziuin IT , :luines will be given with all conve nien• speed, and it Is hoped will it equally interesting with that Cow pubil;sfied. Piihtud for I.on;%.nan, Hurst, Bees, Orate, and Brown, Itat,:iimster-row. 01 . *horn tnay l,chatl.ltonngrapliia kivn Anglize. Ily the ter. 'W. is 2 vvis..bvt). isricr IL is,,lj.eu•ds. DIXON'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS; r i ll . HESE PILLS long obtained ajnst celeblity • ia the'•prirate practice of the Proprieto?, 'Me:DixoN, Apqtltucary ; and ,froin their great success in many obstinate Bilious Disoi dens, on llitinecous Patients 'of distinction, and others; particularly the Duke of Bedfiird, Sir George - War ren, Sir Greg t tyy Page Turner, the Dowager Lady Say and Sele, the-Visettoptes,s Bolkeley, &c. he was persuaded to. otter them 'to the PuhTic, - under the approbation and the sanc tion of their Names. • - The pins are found to he an incomparable Re'mvdy "for re storing the ~tone of the Stomach, for curing or C:odities, and their consequent disagr,ecal)iecrue tations , and 'ilatulenet 5. They prevent habitual and tempo rirr C,stivene , s,.Siek I,lead-Aches, and Heart-Bain %Ole!) is ncc:.isionedhy,Pregnancy,and a Dehiiitat,'.l .Stomach, whe ther arising from 'the acrimony of the - redundant bile, intetn pe:ate or drinking to excess. . • • • . . By proMoting a tae secre tion - of th e bile; sthey. are oh.;- served wo:iderfully to clear a,sallow ,conaplexion, aod being a ,c!.:rtaiii, though g s eutle :mcitatiVe, thVy ' llrilVCllt. t hose ObStEUC tiOtIS its the liver which are so tront:lC•sinne in till c4inatrieA, but particularly fatal is war in cTituates., On this, accunnt they are na'fle deqidyratnin in the medicine, chests o f those Who go abroad, or make frequent vity - Xgem. - . aQrtd:uirable preparative to sea‘kithin,T, insomuch that the st:ctess in the course of it. greatly de pctili,s•upon the.gOod us`e of especially when bile mite's into the, c.noplication fet:which sea-bathing . iSs prescribetti tiv!(l. at Mr. Iliitler'S ; Ciwapsi,je corner of St,•Pital's Ci6rch, and most Mcditinti VenOt3§ in evcry Towli, iu lioxtfs at25..4)(1, e tcit.• •••• - 14ATItbioNV. RRIAG,F. sholdsl be .the of SO . (71i11 linppiness, which is often the parties tlieit form du! union not taking those precantions which would .secure. • themthe enjoynient of that great do- . , ilessiag. People of every van', pay adoration . t, the stirine, of wedlock; but where the eonstittitiou ti:inted by disease, or delillitited by a certaita habit contracted at a.ll early age, a renovation of stability previous -to entering' thatitate. 4 indispensihly tit - re vit.,,ol: : NlUtobedil; sparks of life, an-1 to - re- , uu::aite the system. For no Wei orders hat e_centriltut ed nt trc essentially to destroy Ilyinewal happiness drat those st•ipielrltre tht.consequenee uoguarded pleaskirr. was this consideration which induced Alesirs. CURRIE artl CO. tor iliese'last.Thirty years, to th,it itadies and attention exclusively to the treatment - and cure Of the Venereal Disease,.and the disorders arising therefrom,:. as also to that deraugement of the system, praduccit by the destilictive 5..1t00l -I) , brims on those diilressithr Pis IIILI i iES nail 131'.1,1C1EN CIES that prevent 'emintior the Matriuteinial state. The • successful result of I heir.Plaar, . : gives them adrlitioual ardour to oppose the i•ava, , ?„'s of these c,inpiaiuts, whieh are ti)s must important in the catalegue of 1111,11;11) infirmities. It behoves.. every person Who has ilidillged iu this siditary vice to seek re lief by considtiag Professional ,Ica of eolith:nee and honour, to which Messi-s. CUltl,tlE - and Co. claim the Sanetioa of scholastic authority; as Well as the testimony of uneontra dieted, facts.. In professing — the care of'tbe,te complaints, they hold out no inducement -to vice; hut, -sensii.Ae, as all uteri must be, of the existence of such calamities, they - oiler their assistance' as regularly educated i\ Umbers of the Royal Colleges of Surgeons London and :Edinburgh. Slight and recent cases of Syphilitic infectiou are radi cally cured in the short space of tint days. Those of the most obstinate duration, such 114 obstructions, inve terate strictures, pains• of the bOnes, gleets, i&c. are. pei . - manently and speedily cured. • Several .Nohletuen am! Gen tlemen of the-first respectability have been under the care of Messrs. Currie and Co. fot the removal of complaints of the t.Tretlivit , Strictures, and-havinz received a radical and permanent cure,•.-request that.' rijererlces may be male to them as satisfactory evidences of the decided superiurity• of Messrs. Currie and Co.'s plan of- treatment. Many of these Gentlemen lied strictures from ten to twenty years, and were under the care of Messrs. Home, Heaviside, and other Silt - . geons of equal eminence, who attempted their cure bv the application Of the lunar caustic, without success. 111'ssrs. Currie- and Co. have. seleoted the following letter from the many they are daily receiving from Gentlemen, re:Jutting them ti n hilts for tneir restoration to sown/ aud vigorous health. It was seat to them nnsi,lieited; froth the min of a Noble Earl', who had Laboured nosier this distressing and painful malady for ten years : he had been Ainder-the care of seyeral SUrgeons of professional eminence, none of- whcnn afforded' hint permanent, relief; but from the superior me thud-of treatment adopted and pursued by Messrs. Curie anti Co. he received a radical .cure in the short space of one month. ":,:ay 2S, 1310. " 'Fo Dr. CURRIE, 107, Hatton-gardea. " Lord feels great pleasure in COlDinimicating,to Dr. Currie the perfect re.-esta!)li.:liinent of his health, in eon sequence of his milkawl admirable treatment of Strictures in the Urethr a . li e may add, that he has not for many ye;O•s' enjoyed so much co:lifta and freedom from pain; and he entertains 1 1041o:11a of his having obtained, through his skill plaint. As he was not a stratiger to the manner that tither% and attention, a p er f ect - and • r.dieal (Jure - of that horrid com treated the complaint, he lia3 it in ,his power, front a lair trial and a just comparison, to pay that tritzute of applause to Dr. Currie which he sensiirly feels, and shall et-Lir be most ready and Willin g to acknowledge." • • s 4 an earl aPplicatitnt to dtessrs. Currie and Co. the pa tient will escap e the pain, (41w . .4er, and exlienco ofa i"i"; and tetZions attendance upon le :,s expe'nenced practitianer. •. MARRIED II'OM . V.N - who have long been disappointed in their "Pectatii.)ns of a family, may be assured that in. most in stances such defects are curable by Medical 0011; anal air bough the removal of such impediments. he ao object of dolillt and uncertainty with others,. vet .the cure of such defects, h - y the gradtntl pr,e,..,,jess of renovation, is the acquirement of their experience. • Mes,rs. rie and Co. may he consulted by patients of either.tiox, ith the greatest secrecy SlO boo Jar, at their house, No. !WI, Matvo-Carden. Patients in the Connir,., deicribinT the particulars of their caie, age, and Mode of hving, inclosing a remittance 14.)r vice und Medici ties, the saw e %till given-ot scat to .ttty part of the Kingtl ua . • ; No, ;tl, Ilatturi-gardtm. Advices hid been received fr . om General Rohs dean; commanding the l' ? ikenos Ayres - army lin , Peril, from Hurnabura, dated l'ith Februlry, By them it appears tlrai the vanguaid of 'the insur gent tirmy had come into contact with the Royal ists under Peznela, alkrou,ted thrin such man ner .that the hater requested ;in armistice,. which was refused. The Royalist General Ramirez has heendefi:;ted bv'th . e. insurgent 'Chiefs - of Cusco, Angulo, and•Pinelo. The hisurgents of-Arepipa have broken into open insurrection, overpowered their enemiet, and are said to have seized 600 muskets. Viceroy . Abascal waS sending up the CO'untry, .and proefaimeat heir union with the'pro vinees of Lt PI eta. This is confirmed by Limn Gazettes, which have reached Buenos Ayres. It was alSo reported that an insurrection had cont meneed in Lima. sATur RD AY'S GAZE rTE—(Continued.) IT'ar-o_ l l,:cc,:i:uni 17, 1.• i 5. . . - 2d Regiment of I)vagoon Ci'itards - ,' Praricii; Bratibuiue . , Gent. to'be Cornet, by purchase, vice• Woad, promottnl., •, 4th Ditto,• Etlintind Lally; Gent. to be CUrtICI, by iiirchas*, ce.S'a•-litirimichr., prorutaed. ls ,- Iteginientof Dragooos, —Chamberlain, Gent, to -be Cornet;without parch:lse, vice •."%lagtiac, promdred. , Tit Ditto,. Cornet J. it. 'l'. GralLitn, to be Lieutenant, by pur - • c.i la,v. 11th Ilt•giment of Light •Dragotins—To. be, I.i.entenants with- , out purcitase, Livaletutrit Ile, is C..' ppelins, front half pay of tlie ii: It Guriison Pot ta lion ; • I.i e uteirant IN eptu ae . Blood, froAi half-pay Of Site 7th I)rai;:ion Go ar j s „ 13th Ditto, john A. CiNeiN, beet. to be Ccitnet, 'Vitt:Ott , I ),n... c h as e - , vi •e v/.z!lace, promoted. . , Ist`lleiill2le 7 tlt of Foot, Lie rill ttletnt Cliarit.: ''llomai Grant to , i,e•Buyoutster, v.;ce F.ottorttii, wit:, ~,:j4,s. • 2,1i . nzt..,, :V:i1f , , , 1:1...- .111 -011•,.:):.•:: CrClily:4 - at,..t, Irani half-ply. of the SM loot, to lie ..1.-34,istaitt-zintE.7enn, vice Law, who c ..hanges. . 2il D'Ato—ro be Lieutenants; without lie rebate, Ensig it Wlll. milli,„, ,•i ce ciiii,i F d. pro;iinteit; .. Ensign Tobias Ittl',.•,', rice 5i,,,,,,,,,,,•,1, , ~ , ,„,„,,.d , 1, 1 •,.., v1 , ;I. 'l,:. Garite, vice St ttittari I . r i t a t : , t u:. ~ .‘ i t c - p, i ii : : ; i ,_ i t i t, r . ;,i i l l . t:: : t p li i,i e i , l l:;: , r;; l i t t;:, - , ,i t t. , : i s t ,; 1 . , .. 0 r r , t i 1 , - ; ;4 • . - at i;; e i . s_i• t r i •t ;il '1;1 , 1oS. To. lie 1:.-3-s11us," hici:%ena , ;-t.,1.-i."tVyittcy, frow.!r\'l-04y ,q: the (;, - ;.1 Foot. 5, iln teiu , io-ary ran!:. vice :11•Alian; Georce 'lack-on, gent. vice !Ailey; William (3'ilara, Gent. vice Ci•trl•:e ; Edward Dcaii,v, Gent - . vice ,Barreii. 2.3 a iti.gi,iient of • Fo%st— CO be .S.Ritiott Lieuleaants; Sec i npl ' j..k.!tlfritailtHrito,;l:ls.l'ow . ers, ti . too.kill.pi,'y tit" the regiment, to be St , cond Lieuletiant, vice :1:Bell, W:1, tsC!),lngt'i ; \\ l nt. Cr:oice, (;cot. by purchase ; vice Freoch,.proutote(l. " • 26th Dnto, Liviiien int-Colonel V. Watichope, front the 31st }oat, tit be Lieutertant-Coloacl, civic L'Estrau,.;e, who ex , " eliaocs.. . . 27th Ditto; Lieutenant John Clarke to be Captain of a Chili- • patty, without-purchase, vize Al`.l'.enzie,, ap.poillted to the . • sd Gari•ison Battalion- i 31st" Ditto, Lieateitaut : C..ilotiel G. C, C. L'E.stran;e, from • the lath Foot, to bi, Lieutehitti-Cobuiel, vice Wanch.ipe, who exeltaugest' tient t'itaitt. Henry Nioltolls, front the 'half pay.of the GJ.I Foot, to Ito i-iouten.titt, vice ti.iroy, wit,' k.tccliang.es, receiving flit' tliff,rence. 33,11) . 11U), ,captain George Colclouit to be Nlalor, by pur chase, vice Utah rie, who ret:c.es; .Baines S•iminerg„ G ent . to b.!-En3igit, by p•treilase, vscc itaclietts, who mitires. 31th Ditto, .Is,istant-Startreott Clement Gil.in:, Irons hail pay 'of the.regiment, to ue .Assistant-Suri,eun,, vice Cttlea- • hint, deceased. . 40H11)itto, To . beC.aptilln of a emnpany, Lieutenant William ' Keliy, vice Croutinoll, decease.i. To be Ensi4as, Volunteer Itichard Th.tr:111111, vice WOG mild. Volunteer JumeS•Alarphy, vice Fond. 45t!i Ditto, I.ientenaut Edw:ird F. Boys to be Calathin of a Cosupany, by purchase, vice MillS, who retires. Ensign - 7, John Eihnoads. to he Li,uttenant, vice "i'revor, deceased, Second Lienteliant Win. IticOartkon, front- half-pay of th'e 23d.FoA, to be lin:sign, vice •I•:ilinonds. , • . 47111 Dittd, .Nl.ijir it. Moiciwitrtii, frost half-pay of the,llo. ginte;it, to be Major.. Tc; he Cipt;,ins of companies ? • Brevet 7.1:150r 'William Sail, Captain .1. Pickard, anti Captain ti. F. :S.,ttlier, frrom half pay of tlie itegiinc t it . 'ro be Lit•tt:enattt , , Lieutenants A t)'ito•t' Mith:ni, .I'. N. Coch tiliie, Itober,t. Butler, John L.. ,N A:tit:, R. W. Macd.innell, • and P. Liston," train ttalf-p , ,,y of ttie it...2 i ..,inteto.. To be En.igns, Ensigus William Marriott, Tho oas Cs' nii- • chat'!, Joba ill:ILL:I, and Ito. - •ert itidgc, from !Lill -pity of the riegiment. . • 49th, Dittn, Lieuteti,int John Haze:;, front half-pay of the Re giment, to be Li?nteitant, ,•:e..; Danford, deceased. . GOth Ditto, Littuteuant Sainti..i • 11,14 . gLat±., from the tntli r Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Freetli, Mt. exchanges. C•2O Ditto, (2:apt:hit Edward Slott, ; t:root half-pay fit the 45th Regiment, to be Captain of a Company, vice Humphries, who 'excilitiliges. . , -•; - . ' 61th Ditto, Lieutenant. jrimtes Edward Freeth, from th e GO t i t • Foot; to be Lieutenant, vice litigglnte; who exchanges. 85th I)ttto, Litsigthßohert littyt•s to be Lieutenant, by put ; • ehar,e, vice Burrell, proinot ed. Ili:tiles McDonnell, Gent. 1 I to be Ensign, wi th out purchase, vice Boyes. • SDth Ditto, Win. I)ruttunonti, Gent. to 'be Ensign; by pur, chase, vice Leclic, who reiires. ' , •,' . . i Stet Ditto, Lieutenant J. Lnzioger, friun. half-pay of the Ist Garrison Battalion, to be Lieutenant, vice Forter, CXell,tll.',.;: - s. . - . .. : Ist West India itegiment —To tic F..:3ighs, H. Diticklass, Gent. -.! vied Voltlial; (lc eased. ' thigh Caineron, Gent. ride Cal i duty, deceased; liehry Bowen, Geut. vice 'futon, prOmoted in the 3d Garrison Bit'itt.liGn. sth Itoyal Veteran Battalion, Lieutenant "aivii Adjutant Joha - Crampton, of the late 11111 Itoyal Veteran Battalion, to be I Lient'eitaot aria Adjutant. . . . 3d Garrison Battalion, Niajor Chases Duke, from the York ' - Cha,sours, to be Major. Ensign ChariesTutun, from the Ist West !nth" Regiment,. lit ht , Lieutenant. ..- . Girl non Company, Captain R. 1. I..ut•ottll, front the Gth West , . i itid4a it cgintent, to be Captain of a Company. • STAFF.. charle3 Fanquier, Gent. to be Deputy .Issist;:nt-Commissary- Gvneral to tie Forces. GARRISONS.. • . MAjor Genera! James S irlii tn Lieutenant-Governor of Cot h, riot: Cojonel ii Itson, dt.Teasett. • 1305. , 1 , Fr.1;. STAFF. • To he Hospital-.-‘ssi,tauts to ti.. _rur c Hospital-mate Mt. .f.tuns -ItoLP;on, Ands.,w Gibson, .lAm o 3 • i;i:iun .! c nnes • Geor,t,et Tnotnasi-lawking, and (.4corge , Fittlaxt o ,',,, Grots. D. Dnfief; from half -pay of t h, Ch;tsseurs Britannninvs, to Ln Li,:uttn,:tvz ; ‘71;%; WIN c.w.c,urito.,3. •