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~;, ._~,., NL T NIIII 7 , rt 6964.1 • 7TIMATRE ROYAL, DRURY-I.ANE. "8 PRESENT EVENING, lin, 5, their Majesties' Servztnts wil t.crforiu•the Tra'gecry of , MAC IiF,TH. • Macbeth, Mr . Kean; B angno, Mr. P o pe ; •M ae d u ff, M r. ae Lenox, Mr. Elringtoit; Rosse, Mr. Higand ; Lady Alacheth.-Mrs. WI-11ov liccate, Mr. Bellamy :'First Witch, D owton; Seco& Witch, Mr. K n i g ht ; Third Witch, M r . kk•tity.. , • • 1 1 4 0 which will be'added (10th time), an entirely New and Su perh Pantontdme, called THF, VALLEY OF DIAMONDS ; •, . Or, HARLEQUIN . SINDBAD. indbad, the t•lailor (:afterwards Harlequin), Mr. Hartland ; fili-Ar atienc,ll4!Diaiii o nd afterwards Pantaloon), ,Nlr. ; Clown. M r . di . lo.)y Sailur ( w ith a Miss Gledhill, a child only fire years old ; Dia numel::!, the Fairyof the•Valluy, Mi•el Poole ; Pairetta, Daugh ter ,irthe Diamond Merchant (afterwards Columbine), Iraltanee Allis 1 • lJe T 1 N,.•w Pantoninne, called The Valley of Diamonds, will r e''''atos.i' l every F.,eenin . ,; till ! . artlicr nOtice. - To-nc;rrow, Jane sOn Saturilly, nod on4ttesday, Romeo titi'l••'uliet.o:, •-• •i•'lard the Third. • • lE:l'tsitE ROYAL; COVENT-GARDEN. pHs ['RESENT EVENING, Jan. 5, will be p,rformeil the Tragedy of ISABELLA; Olt, THEI'ATAL MARRIAGE. ..Count- B a ld wi n , th Mr..Morr a y ;Bi rol l , Mr. Yciung ; Carlos, Ni-. Abbt er, Nlr. Ee,erton ; Belford, Mr. Clare :roont ; Isabella, Miss O'Neill.' • In.Aet 111. an Epitbalarnium. • To which' will -be ad)ed (for the 10th time) a New Grand ' ,Pantomitne,.. cal led.: • . . • ILliti.EflUlN W HITTINGTON ; • Or,. LOUD MAYOR 01' LONDON. . . lull• Dick Whittivon (afterwards Harlequin', Mr. Bologna, .; Aldertuttet 'Col.tble (afterward% Pantaloon), Mr. Nor man ; Dante `Cicely Suet (afterwards Clown), .Mr. Grimaldi ; 'Air. Fit zwaeren (tile )ler chant), - Mr.Tinn ev; Capt.. Cross-tie- Line, M. %lifer; I.:.ng-a-llarU-110u0-0 fliitt4 of Barbary), 'Mr. Ity4lst..YOUttg Savoyard, -, Master Williams;. ' Squablia It of Barb:it-N.l, M4:4l eruoiselle'Nlttrelli ; Miss Alice (af terwartls (~Inmhine), Mrs. Parker ; Bizzybut (G e ni us o f In ilust t y),- miss worgwaii: ' • - . ' " The New Pantginitne of Harlequin Whittington, Lord IttNyor of London, will be repeated every Evening till further nritke. To-morrow, Tlie Forest of Bondy, Dr, The Dog of Mon targis, and Joint of Paris. -011 Saturday, The Gamester.— Olt Monday, Roweo.and Juliet. —On Tuesday, The Tempest. On Wednesday, Isabella. -- - . •. .. _________ AT WARNING and REPEATING WATi2HES,,itiaAnfactured by C. - E. I , 'INEIZ, 151 , NeW Bowl-tre t,. under the Patronage uf his Royal Flightless the DUKE Of I'ORK. This highly. useful Watch, to awalierrthe Weat any time require%, and to remind him of any num ker of ap,poititincnts he may one 1i attend to.in the course ot eat. day, is indontestably one of the most con►;enient and oseftil objects that can he desii:rd. Its construction is of the most simplt! nature., i t 2 D.Ot is the Itsist prevent the well going of the Watch, i4v!t..et can it be mismanaged ; thus of fering every-desirable coniirclience at a moderate ex/pence.— Asa -Warning and Re/witting Wairh, its utility is obvious, and will Le found to combine ei ors- desired purpose. •---,-,—..._...--..—______ IiTAZARD, MAINE, - and .Co. respectfully in form the l',l;ilic, that TICKE'IS and SIMPES for the ensuing, TAYrrEiCi are • noYv unsSale iA their Ofiice, Nu. 93, 11LOYA:. €!;.*C11.,..M,E. is I .otter,consi s ti. ug • q f only ;2,900 Tickets, contains— ‘.2 I ) :* . i . zes of .....1,20,*9 I.[..l.Prizts of L• 2,000 . •.- ty,c4s t'' . -... 1 , 000 , &c. Tht Drawing, ei.ininc...ces on the 16t H JANUAILY, when the first . Prize above 251. the t 0,0001., and on the Second Day (January 271, the first Priie above 251. to 40,C001. they.l,e,.ters (post7pald) duly aitweretl, and Orders f rom country, a - coG.•Tatiled with RerittanCe, piNetnally at ten:led to. -- Government and all other Public Securitiqs bought ;and sold. by Commission. CAPITAL PRIZES. WIFT and Co. have the pleasure of announe -11/43 ing to the P u bli c; that they told Shares th tunTAL PRIZES iii . the Last e following Lottery, viz.— L 857 ... .1 '2 6,000 000 I ` . ; ;;36 .. L. 300 • ..... , 3,8119.... ••..•• • . • - Beo- NEW YEAK'S GRAND !.OTTERY • l ieginiDn'iwi ng on the 15th of THIS MONTH. —There Tiekets, and the Seikewe contains Fifty Capital krizes, hieludin g — . • 2 ...... • ... ... of • Lio,ooo 9 .......... 10,000 2,000 1 ; 00Q • 500 400 aoo 200 ... 8 ........ .............. •• • • .... ... .c. ..... . ..... , .............. &c. &c. &c. TICKETS' and SIIARES are t.ellingi 4 t SWIFT and Cu.'s furt.tsmite ()ttice.e, • Nu. It, VOIlltry•I And No. 315 Aldgate High ve, kAttaing - cross t street. THE EDINBURGH REVIEW. This Day was puhlislied, price Gs. irr - •HE EDINBURGH ItEVIEW • or . Critical" 7 . Journal No, IXLVIL Containing Wordsteorth's FA cursion, being a portion of the Recluse, a Poem—Dunlp's Ilistory of Fictionßoyd's Translation s from the Fathers—S'ar John Sinclair on the Husbandry of •Scotland, tir.e..-.--Revi val of the Slave Tracle.:—Hituitinltlt's Researches—Hogg's Queen's Wake—Tentiant"s Aii'ster Fair, a Poem—M. Car tiot's Memorial — Waverley ; or, 'fis•- Sixty • Years Since, a Norel—War with A merica —Quarterly List of new Publica tions. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Ormc, and Brown, London ; and Archibald Cwirstabl e and Co. •Edinburgli. Of whom may be had, The Edinburgh Review, how. its !commencement, in October, 1594, to the present Time, or any IScunber or Voluiur -.sepavately. QUACKERY NOT ONLY INJURES BUT DESTROYS THOUSANDS. 'SUPERIOR ADVICE IS OF THE FIRST IMPORTANCE TO THE AFFLICTED. C OOPER and Co. , Surgeons, Ch ar l otte House, Great Charlotte-strect, Blitelifriars-road, op posite Rowland Hill's Chapel, &hiring Not years extensive practice, can aver that thousands fall victims yearly to a Certain Complaint, owing to neglect, or improper treatment by illiterate men, which has caused ulcerations, with hlotelies' on the head, Mee, and body, dimness in the sight (often end-_ 'jag in blindness), vertigo, deafness, swellings in toe neck, ulcerated sore throats,.deseased nose, sore mot:o z nodes ou the shin-hones . , nocturnal pains in the Lead and !nubs (frt tittently mistaken, and often- ftitally treated as Rheumatism), extreme weaknes of the knees, swelled ancles until,• at length dr-psy , ensues, all originating from the tlreadfal dis ease, lurking in the habit, or the improper use Of mercury. Messrs. Cooper and Co. arc Nlerliliers of the Itoyal i.. 791- leges of Surgeons in Ltindon arid Edinburgh, and have cured • •Thousands of the above dreadful 'disorders without confine- Ment, after others, and even kiispitals had failed ; they also !'(lraore every species bf. debility, arisint from itnprucient ha 4lts, free tivin.r, or a long residence in hot climates ; are eon -lulled fiuni tett to eight, or by lett e r, s lating partien ars, wh en Ad v i ce and Medicine will be seut•AP - "Y pa" of ur country, • st r l ::.rect, Messrs. Coq ! ), ;r . and co. „Surgeons, Gre a t C tarlotte 4, Bl , ackfriars'-r, a d, ; but no Letters are an- N 'si which d e l nut contain exisulring Fees. cilttit l3. The Piles and Fistula are by them cured without tg % 4113'1 • T • and Sunday ce pat's, on ue.“ Thursday, " W it!) front Eight ti:l • • - r: 4), A • , , • .... • - -A z- -7 - i 1' e'' F'a ~ ~., 1, 7 6 ‘ p s , ~. -,41,- e; THURSDAY, JANUARY 5, 1815. ADMIRALTY-OFFICE, December 22 1814.. T E IS Royal Highness the PRINCE REGENT has been gracionsly pleased, in the name and on the . behalf of his I\lajcsty, and iii purinance. of the power . . .vc,ted in his Majesty,-by an Act pas-Pd in the present Ses sion of Parreainent, to issne..au Order 'IA council for improv in4 the system by which Pg.NSIONS front the CUES'!'-and ROYAL HOSPITAL at GREENWId - I have hitherto been granted ofiaceonnt of li'ount4s, I-hurts, Sickness, or Deftilit, and for extending to the Petty and Non-Counnissioned Of ficers and Men, even though mot disabled, the benefit' of Pen sions adetint tte to their length of service, and to"the rank they way have _borne in 114 Majesty's. Navy. The Fket willsee, by the Scale hereunto subjoined, that the ancient vacate of Stnat t Money is continned, and that 'the Pensions hitherto granted from the Chest arc also continued with some variations, beneficial to the general interests4f the, Seamelitiouid Marines :--that CR, e Pensions tierce/40re granted. from Greenwich Hospital to Wont-out and disabled Seamen upon uncertain• principles, are .twee reduced to a fixed and mope equitable system, in which the nature of the injuries re cel4-cd; and the meritorious services o f the different classes of men respectively, have been earefcliy considered and ade quately recompensed :—that a new and most imps - taut belie fit has been extended to the Service.; namely, that every man who may bb discharged after Fortrteen Years faithful service, even thatuzli he should not be dis Las a right to elude a Pension, liberally proportioned to the cumber o'f years he may have served,—and that after 'l' et-clay-one Years Set - vice, every man, in addition to a Pensi an of 'at least One Shilling per diem, may demand his flee dis charge from the Nat y. The Fleet will also observe tht great reward and etican ranvent which the Scale affords t a those valuable classes of men the Petty and Non-Commis iionqd Officers, between whom and persons of inferiur ratirags no difference had been hitherto etude, but who will nom receive a reward propor tioned to the length and the in trit of their respective ser- 'OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Dec. 23, 1814. HE PitINCIPAL orncEßs of His MA JESTY'S ORDN,INCE du hel-by • giVe Notice, that they will sell by Piddle Auctiou, at the Tower, on Thnrs day the 121 h, and Friday the 13th day of January, 151 5, at .Eleven o'clock precisely, on riose days, SUNDRY LOTS of OLD undIINSERVICEABI.E sTotths ; consistingof Harass, Collars, Bit Halters, Rope 'Traces, and varhas adter .4rticics of Sadlcry and Harness; Reaping and Bill-hooks, Clothing, and sundry .I,4ieles of Beddi f ig ; P6aier Horns, Tents, Trot-pules, and Pieces, Musgnet andPitol Stocks, mid Flints, Oast Iron round Shot, -Sted, , Copper,. Pewter, and Mixed Metals, Tools of Sorts, Spades, Shovels, Bellows, Lan therns,' Standing Vices, and WheelbarroWs, Empty Casks alit' Barrels, Cartridges and old Match, kleltnets and sun dry Oh! Building Materials; Boats with Anchors, Anvils, Bick-Irons, and Mandrils; together with ¢ variety of other Articles; the whole of which may be Mewed, upon applica- • lion at the Honourable Principal Storekeeper's Wire, in tire Tower, at the Ordnance Premise.c. at Itothcrhill4e, and et the Royal ..frsenal, at Woolwich, until the day of Sale, at which Places printed Lists qf the Lots will be dediirred to those Persons who may apply for the Caine. By Order (ithe Board, R. H.CREW, Secretary. EAST INDIA _HO USE, Dec. 30, -1814. rrll E COURT of DI RECTORS of th UNITED COSIPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND trading to the EAST INDIES, do berAy give Notice : That in consideration of Circumstances which have oc curred since their Advertisement of the 11th °Outlet- last, all Perions who may be desirous to focward LErrEits to the EAST-INDIES hyilie Company's ships, are hereby informed, that until further Notice, the same will be receivied at this House, and forwarded .as usual, after they shall have been stamped at the Post Olhce. JAMES'COBB, Secretary. NAVY-PAY OFFICE, January 1,)815. NAVAL HALF-PAY. • M UCH-inconvenience and Delay bare been occasioned respecting these Payments, in Cases of Re mittaaces, by the neceiary'Afiidaiits not having been sent, and the Returns of Income not having been made, in due Time : the Treasurer, therefore, anxiously desirous that the Officers should receive their Half-pay with the least possible delay, after 'Advertisement of its issue from the Navy-Odiet, earnestly recommends it to them, to forward the said Affida vits to himself or the Pay master at this Office, and the Re turns of Income to the Assessors of the Property Tax at tbu Nary Office, as 'soonits it shall be practicable after' the expi. ratitm of each Quarter. When these Transthissions are not mane in proper ,Time, the Payments are unavoidably delayed till the next regular Recall Day. ARMY CONrRAcTs. • Colutnissary in Chief's gfrico, Great George ' street, London, Leo. 23, 1614. NoTict is hereby given to all Persons desi rous of contracting to slimily the following Articles for the Use of the Army, viz.:--- • BREAD, to his Majest,is Land Forces in Cantonments, Quarters, and Barran; i s, iti North Britain. BEEF and Ml.rfrON, to his Majesty's Land Forces in Can. tonments, 1 ,, - -arters, and Barracks, in the under-Mentioned Counties and Islapd:—Berks (including The Town of Hun icethl4l), Devon, Essex, Gloucester (including the City of Bristol), Hants, Isle of Wight, Kent, Leicester, Norfolk, Suffolk (exclusive of Landguard Fort). FORAGE, viz. —Oats, Hay, and Str.i.e, to his Majesty's Cavalry in Barracks ; and Oats in Cantonments and Quarters, in the under-mentioned Counties :—Berks,Nottingliarn, War wick. That the Deliveries are to commence on and ftSr the 25th day of February next; that Proposals in Writing, sealed tip, and marked " Tender for Army Supplies," will be received Office• on or before Wednesday, the 25th day of Ja nuary (hilt none will - be received after Twelve o'CloCk on that Day), and, if sent by,Post, the Postage must be paid. - Proposals must be made separately for each County, and for the Island, except for the Counties comprising North Bri tain, all of which must be included in one Tender ; and cacti Proposal must have the Letter which is annexed to the Tender properly tilled up, by Two Persons of known pro perty engaging to become bound with the Party tendering in the Amount stated in .the printed Particulars, fur the disc performance' of the Contract ; and no' Proposal will be no ticed unless made on a printed Tender, and the prices ex. pressed in words at length'; and should it so happen, that during the continuance of the Contract no Troops should be stationed or supplied in the County, the Eiipence of the Contract and Bond, paid in the first instance by the Con tractor, to be refunded to him by the Commissary in Chief• Particulars of the Contracts maybe had upon Application at this (Mice, between the Hours of Lleven and Five ; and at the Office of Deputy Commissary -General Young . , Edinburgh. In few UR. W ALTER SCOTT'S NEW POEM. THEa Days_will b e published, in One Volume, Quarto, LORI) of the ISLES ; A POEM.— By wALTER SCOTT, Esq. London and Printed for Longman, ll urs t , R ees, Of nie anti rOwn, 1. Constable arid Co; Editibur4 B . Also preparing- for publicatioir, a Serie., of nj us t ra ti, n3 i...r the above Poem, from the Designs of Richard Westalt, Esq. R. A. The Impression s of the Proofs iii no. and the Prints in Bvo-. Will be delivered in the order they are subeeribed fur. FOR COLDS, RHFATMA:nsms, &c. TA R. ' JAM ES'S ANA LEPTIC PILLS, from Ji7 their tenden cy to open the pares and promote all the natural secretions, are the best remedy for ('olds, Rheuma tisols, slight Fevers, and all Disorders that arise from (A:- structed p,r.,piratitm They are equally excellent for I-h-ad aehs, ludige,tit:us, and- for Goat v, and other Com plaitits ot t Sill:bat:11 nOlVelfo, to, nitim the cm:segue'," of free-living. As a general Family Medicilo : they have no equal, and they arts watienlerly convenient for tra:•elleri, as they do not. require any:confinement. Sold by F. N, 'W! ) ery and in St. Paul's Church-yard, London, price Gil. a box, ermtAinini:; :is Pills, wit 1 the N e w berY,",engrae• e d in the tiraw-ps. /tot as many persons mistake the house, ol:serve' that the Number is 4 4 e, the third front Cbeapside. To be had kik) at 4.4. Jsuairs 1. in Bruton -street. vices. iu communicating this measure to the Fleet, the Lords Connuissioncrs of the :1 :•niriilty eau niit but express - • the it coo victim) that it will he atcended aitli the most henficiill.effeets, a.s well to the public scrtice as to / he individual interrsts O f the Petty and tion-cormuissi. - med: Officers, the Seamen and Royal Marines ;—the dikration Hof whilse services and the amount of whose,rewards, Will ,!.Je nu - longer unce \ rtalci and variable; —every'-Haan will know tu what benefit he inay be entitled, and he will feel that-Ilia:1, ing but ;niseondact on his own part can deprive him of an ho t murahle provision fur his future life. By Commall4l of their 1,4 rdships. J. W CEOKER. • • SCALE of PENSIONS foe the SEAMEN of his MAJESTY's FLEET and ROYAL D.14‘..R1NE!.:, and RI..LES and ItE- • 6tilanoNs for the Uranting, uttinuing, or Rescinding the same. -- 1. : . ..? , (c.ieect tales and t 4, or litut. Every Seaman, Landma n, Boy, or iii oil 'Marine, 're:to/idiot or butt in his Majesty's Service, t.itallret.eive a sum of Mon, y in the nature of Smart. Monet' as heretoriee. Every Seaman, Landman, Boy, or Royai Marine, d'seltarged front his Majesty's Service on account of Wounds or Horts received thereio, shall be entitled to receive a Pensi,ns pro portic.ect to his Wttunds or Ilurte, of not less than Si'xperice per diem, and not more than One Shilling and Sixpeoce put. diem. 11. Of Pensions to Men discharged for. Sickness or Debility. Everyahle Seaman discharged for Sickness or Debility from his 71alesty's Service, after having served seven years ;oe he fore he shall have served seven years, if the special circum stances of his cave shall seem to deserve such indulgence), shall beentitled to a Pension of not less than Five-pence per diem, nor more than Ten , penee, according to the following scale:— s. If incapable of contributing to earls a livelihoed.... 0 10 If disabled, 'nut capable of contributing souiethiog to- • • wards hie livelihood... If disabled, butt:int:Me of materially assisting himself 0 G If unfit fur Service but able to earn a livelihood 0 5 If his length of service' exdeeds 14 years, but is less than 21, not less than Bd. nor more than Is. 3d. per diem, accord ing to the following scale : s. d. r If incapable of contributing to earn a livelihood ; 1 3 If disabled, but capable of contribating something to wards his livelihood. If disabled, but capable of materially assisting himself 0 In If unfit for set vice, but able to earn a livelihood 0 8 Every Seaman, Latuhuan, or Royal Marine, discharged for Wouads or Hurts, and every able Seaman discharged for Sick ness or Debilty, whatever he the nature or extent of the lit- • , jury, after 21 years Service, a Pension of is. Gd. per diem. ' All the foregoing Pensions may be granted for one year or • more, or for Life, as the effect of the Woutfd or Hurt, or the Sickness or Debility may appear permanent or temporary. 111. Of Pensions fOr length of Service. Every' able Seaman who shed be discharged, not fur Wounds, Hurts, Sickness or I)ehiiity, but on a reduction of the Fleet, who shall .have faithfully_ served 14 years, an:l less than 21, shall receive a Pension of one Halfpenny per dicta, for every year of such service. - Every Able Seaman who shall have corn:ooA 2t years Ser- Ilee, shall, even thought not disabled, be entailed to his free Discharge, and a Pension of ls. per diem, on the first subse quent arrival of the Ship, in •which he may he serving at a Pay- Port iu England. Every Able Seaman who, after having served 21 years., shall choose to continue his Service,' shall receive one lialfpenay per diem fur every year of such additional Service, and may claim his free Discharge, and his increased Pension, at the conclusion .of each additional year, or Vic first subsequent er ri cal of the Ship in which he may be serving at a Pay-P.r; England, provided, however, that the whole Peusiou sfo never exceed Is. Gd. per' - diem. • IV. Of Ordinary Seamen and Landmen: In all the scales of the fore. go.ng paragraphs, its which the Rates are those to which an Able . Seaman is entitled, the Rates fur Ordinary Seamen are to be four-fifths of the A hie Seaman's Rate, and those fur Landmen are to be three-fifths of ar. Able Seaman's Rate but no Seaman shall he pensimied • as Able or Ordinary, unless he shall have served (me-third of T his whole time of service in theligher rating; but all ser vice in the higher rating, if not.sutficietit to entitle the rip , dividual to the higher Pension, is nevi* theless to be allOoed as Time of Service, for the i:tlerior ing and Pension. After Twenty-one .Yeors' Ordinary licamen and Lall:111201 are also to be enritlel to their Fri... 4 Oiseharge, an t • to ao ;1:1,1itioo to their Pensimi according to their Ratine, for every 411 tilt ional Year fur which they may choose to coutinue in the Service. V. Of the Royal Nlarines Privates of the Royal Mat ices shstll he entitled as Lautimen,„ if their le:1;th of St;rvice tail.: short of Fourteen Y ears, and as OrdOrrre Seitown when it shall exceed that period. After T‘i.en ty-one Years tierviee.they are also to he en titled to their Free Discharge, and to an addition to their Pension, at the rate of au Ordinary SentUatt for every addi tional year they may choose to continue in the Service. 'VI. Of ?toys. • Bop, in. cases of Sickne,is or Deleility, shall be pensioned as Lando:en ; but Boys' time shall not he Pet:honed in coin. • Patin„ the Peimotit for length of Service; and •of Persons hr'.l.lit up ioys in his Maiesty's.ii.inice, .Man's Time shall eoannence tram the'a'ge Majesty's Years. . VII. Of Pertiioni to Petly au-! Noa-conanyissioned.Otheers. I Thai: tile Peoy and rion-eviumissiuned 011iae‘rs intui,ad iu [PRICE SIXIxENCI3-TIALFP.ENNY. the mtikgin (Rope-maker, Ship's Corporal, Captain of Tops, Captain of After-guard, Captain of Masts, Corporal o;' Met., rim's,) shall rcceive, in addition to the Rates of Pensi. , a to . , which their Service, as Seamen, Landinen, or Marines, would entitie.them, One Fait hiug per Diein for each of their Service as sdch Petty or Non-zointossio , ned 04icer. That the Petty am! Non-comtuksiorted ()dicers mimed int the Margin , (Clerk '..:elloolniaster; Nrinimrer, • Master at' Arius, Carpent,n's (Clerk, Caulker, Quater-Niaster; :Boat-a' swain's Mate r Sair-nialier, Cituiner's Nate, Yeoman of Powder Rooni, Ditto of Sheets, C.ixswain, Quarter-Master's Mate, Captain of nirecastlei•Serjeant of Marines,) shall he els, titled to One Halfpenny per Diem,. in .addition to the Rate of Persion to which their Services as Seamen, Landinen, or Marines, would entitle them. VIII. Of Pensions to Warrant Officers. If it shall at. any time please the King in Council tO grant to any of the Warrant Officers or Persons named in the margin, (Boatswain, Gunner, Carpenter, ..purser, Master, Surgeon,Surgeon's Assistant, Master's Mate, MitiShipMan,) on account of Wounds or Hurts received in his Majesty' Service, a Pension on the Ordinary Estimate of the Nary, snels Qiiieer or Person sladt not be entitled to any Pension • from Greenwich Hospital. IX. Of Discharged Men Re-entering. If 'a Man, after being regularly discharged, shall re-enter his Majestv's Service, he shall be entitled, in computing hiS ultimate gate of Pension, to the addition of his subsequent' to his former Service. X. Of the Forfeiture of Pensions. • As all these Pensions are iiitended for the encouragement an d reward of good and faithful conduct in the Seamen and \lafines, all claim thereto mar be haired and forfeited. Ist. liy such misconduct - of the Individual as shalt induc'e the Lords Commissioners of the :admiralty to order the said Pensions to he withheld or refused. . .. % .. . . . •2.,id. By desertion ur running from his Majesty's Service; and if any Deserter shall be retaken, or. shall re-enter his Nlajrsty's Service, he shalLcommence a new time from the Cate of such subsequent entry, and shall not be entitled to reckon any time preceding suclvdesertion or running, except the it. shall have been previously removed, by • order of the Ljs.ds Commissioners the Admiralty. :ird By Sentence of a Court-Martial. 4th. Pensioners who 'shall not have been discharged as wholly' incapable, or for having served Twenty-one Years or upwards, or whose age shall nut exceed Fifty Years, may lot fcit their PensinnS, by neglecting or omitting to attend at such Port or Place, and at such Time, as shall, in- time of War t or in prospect of a War, be appointed for the assem bling of,the Pensioners, by the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty, or by neglecting Or refusing to serve .his Majesty in such manner as to the said Lords. Commissioners may seem proper, except when such neglect or omission to appeal, or such neglect 'Or tefusal to serve, shall be accounted fur by reasonable excuse, to be dihnitftd by the said Lords Counni- sinners. - . - , , • ' • . All the foregoing Pensions shall he paidbyQuarterly Pay! , wents, but no hat:nowtl part of a-Sllilling shall loe,pay.i.ble.iit ... and sueli,Paynielit, • . - , N. B. it is not intended to make any alteration in Pensions already granted; except that Petty - and " , Non..coni . nUsOptiCil OLlicets.disch;irged s.ince :lOW . April, 1;114 ; may receire . the iultlitiondl 'Allowance to which they would now tinder this Regulation he entitled: . _ . . .. • • • • - CONGRESS AT VIENNA. This 'Day tra; punlisted, in Octavo, price 35.• lIRUSSIA and SAXON V 3.. ()Fs APPEAL to EUROPE °lithe Cf.:l!.Nk of tit; KING of. SA. 11. X. Translated Irvin the Ge 1,111411. In the 41.)•,i,'Lleilueiit and energetic production, ten ny one of the most iiistiugtci,hed Dip,na in Gesr ustany, tht. momentous question riew• at. issue r‘specting the f.te ut S . .tiiiy, is, for the tirA tiniej-otli,.;atty beckirAlit the British Printed for Thomas Underwood, 32, Fleet-street. Just •publishcd, In rteuch as well as English, in Two Volumes, 12 no. price LOs. (A. boards , ECRU MEMOI RS of NAPOLEON BUO NAPARTE, written by One who never quitted hint fur ILfteen Yeurs. . Tuis Work has crvatyl an extraordinary sensation at Paris. It contains an infinite ii:snber of private Anecdotes—describes a, him in his Retireincot—in his Fits of Passion—in his Arti fices—and in all his various positions of the Field and the Ca.- billet—in Society, and in.lits Chamber. London : printed fur Ilenry Colhurn, British and Foreign Public Library. Conduit-street, and Longman, Hurst, Revs, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-tow. Of 'whom may be had, just published, Chateaubriand's Po litical Rvtlections. 7s. TO THOMAS TAYLOR, ESQ. No. 9,.-New licidge-street, London. llovoultEn Silt; March 18.. I1314:G leave to inform yon, that ever since the year 1790, I had been afflicted with the i.ucs Venerea ; which, from its obstinately resisting every course of medicine prescribed by.t he mast eminent of the faculty here; and un dergoing several severe-cmarses of salivation, and twice dis charged from the Hospital with little relief,. would appear to be of the most inveterate nature. In the spring of 1.'4 year my'disonler had got to snch n head,. as nearly to put a to, my existence-1 had a large ulcer on the crown of my bead, one on eacii arm, and my legs were brake ont in a ffightfal manner; my right was dreadfully p.liaful, and had a. .state of ulceration for the last seven rears ; my left had also two large nodes on it, was Ver. , touch discoloured, and gdve use such CXCllleinting pain, pat tienldrly when waivin beds as nearly to ileFive me of rust; in this lamen'.able state, 1 was recommended by Mc. J. Thampsoli, received so great a cure by them berejou tulle t•t n Ur Lealse's Ihtent Pills, which I began to da on the of May ; in the coarse of a fortnight I began to receive bene:it---in little mare -than a month the ulcer,: on my bead and arms were soundly heal ed— soon after, the sores on my logs also; leAving - , ho.v ever, considerable discolouration in the skin, and pain is the _ bone of the left., which, by the .li!essin.- ▪ of (:.id, and a lithe lnng..er perseveranee in 'your inv;ibrilile Medicine, stOostiled ; the nodes dispersing, tin; skin regai:litig its natural hue, the inlet:mutt pains gradnally going • thus 14rea ne, by your li!seril advice and medicine, rrfectly tree from all my former complaints—have - rec.:iv:yea my turmer an.l strength,•aud am become jolts ant fat, in w!,;•, ,I, .tale continued many months to the ast,insliinent of all wh o l utex. use, 1 am at a loss in what terns exii..ess my gratitude, but beg you; fur the good of .other . suffering mortals, to 11111!‘a this illy case as public as pos,inle, -as 1 shall on every deca sion; in so doing you wilt really Sir, your grateful, oiiedicyt, very hurirble servant, ALEX. ;MILKER. Swann's ClOse, lli 11-street, • Witnes,cs to the above care:— John Thompson, -No. :t, New Poultr,y Fatinhurgt. ; Jolla M'lntosle, Old Assembly (;10,c, Prepared and sold by - the sole Propritaor, THOMAS TAY LOR., Member of the Royal College' i)1 Surgeons, at his ',dose, No. !!, New BriAge-strect, London; whine; 'after co:ist;ultre+ideuce of Is:ore than .:53 years, in a practice parti•. culai•ly dirceterkto the'kure of Venereal Coin plaint ate! those itteldental to the Part,: of .f . ;neration, with that itiviedable secret:)' wLieit tacit of his profession should always observe iu su,;ll cases, be t.iatters himself the advice. ao.l as. ,dance he gratuitunily li:inkvite4 - 4 to persons taking this ...)t,•tl;cille, wilt hee b . , a insccuiltig Public, - as an ;niva I tags: seldom attainable, eoid of all ambiguity. Also sold, by his appointment, tort he convenience of 1 bo st liVing at a d'otonce, at the Perfume/ , , No. :3 St• -street, Pall-roalt; the *royshop, No. 1:);;,' Oxfird-Arcet ; Mr. Dishorotach's, No. 7, Fish-street ; ir• South brid,g,., Edinburgh; Mr. M•ponald, Glasp)w ; Callweli's, Dublin ; and by one per,,, iu ‘2 , ' , !ry twit in Great i)ritain and Ireland, it boxes of 0ak . ..-. 91. eaeb, stamped, an:l sealed up with full awl plain direct wh,rt•by jferson , , of either sex may cure themselt 'us Wftil ease, speed, sucrecy, and s•afety• N. B. j;:ve,t.y ti add i n Great-Britain is sealed op with a stitolt, on which, by f svonrof the Commis.ioners, is printed, fire Stamp Taylor, No. 9, New lirdg---sirc,t— -h.rit4tt: which is .k."‘aouY, and all vtlicis arki