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~..~ .:. ~a < ---- . ~j .~ ~r ~ . 17, 'lf ...ply", • • • kc ~. -,~_ , , 17 . ' 4 V-?. • irr .•: • -,•1-'-‘> 1 . *74 1 SATURDAY, 'AUGUST 12, 1815. . , [PM.et SIXPENCV-I-TALFEENNY. WATERLOO SC,BSCRIPTION. . • City of Lotdon Tavern, Aug. 10, 1915 . AT a MEETING of the GILNEItAL COM - held this day, , OFFICE OF 0Rn..y..-Lycs, Aug - . 7, 1815. T ILE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of Els MA- JES7'Y'S ORDNANCE do hereby give NOtice, that Proposals will be received at thel ,Qgice in Pelt-ilfall,on or be . fore Wednesday the 23d day cf Suglist instant, from. such, Persons as may be willing to undertake the Supply a/ COPPER 1-4001 ) $ fur Service of this Department, for a period of One Year., . • FABlt'i"% ELEMENTS. Just published, 'ln 12tr.O:l.he Third Edition, enlarged, price Gs. bOartzls, E • LILMENTS OF MEDICAL JURISPRIT DENCE ; or; a succinct and compendious det.a;:ipticin of such Token.: in the Hnraan Body agave reqmiAite to deter !nine the Judgineut of a Coroner, and Courts of Law, in eases of Divorce, itai.e, Murder, i&p. To which art added, direl.;- tions for preserVing , the . public health. . . • By SAMUEL PARR, •• CI.I4RLES_ PRICE, Esq. in the Chit; The follosui4g gentlemen were Georget Darien, Esq.. D I Henrypay idson, Esq. T acbled ti) the I ...;ontrnittee, , avid Lynn, Esq. buinas Bainbridge, Esq. Lewis . tiOo, Esq. ' I Andrew Colville, Esq. The Treasurers reported, that the amount of Subscriptions made at this 'place, was, on thc.9th instant, 105,9621. Os. 4d ; —that 27,0001.: 3 per cent. Reduced; 10 7 2001. 3 per -Cent. Consols; and 4001. Long Annuities, are purchased and in vested. - . Patterns e_ the. Articles may be viewed, upon application at the principal Storekeeper's Office ix the Tower; and Farther Particulars, tokether with the Terms .and Conditions qf the Centred, mere/ be kn wn at Ihr Secretary's Office in I~all-.1 fall aforesaid, duty dc.; between the Hours of Ten and Foot n' Clock, where Me Proposals must be delivered sea Rl up, and endorsed " Proposals for Copper Hoop 3 ;" but no IVoposal can be ad ciitcd after the said23d of August at Twelve o'Clock at Noon of the same .day, neither will any Tender be noticed, unless the Party mCaing it, or an Agent in hi:t behalf, shall attend. ... . . The Third Edition, corrected, and various Notes -added, by a Physicie.n. To which are annexed, the late. Dr. WiltiaLt Hunter's Observations on the uncertainty of the sips of 111nrdcriri.the case of Bastard Children. ; The Cointifittce desire tti receive immediate .APplitations from the WiTows, Families, Mid deptudent itelacii , -”,• and fur Orphans of Officers and Soldiers killed, ,and from Officers• disabled, andNier't severelv wounded or disabled, who have re covered, and may he certified and dis.:liarged ; ready to attend to all Such cases, and to afford, where wanted, a pre ; seat assistance and relief, in part of that which may hereafter be determined in for their cases respectively, when a near calculatind tan be Made of the extent of Clai,n, and of, the amount of the Subscriptions frOptily applicable to -ench relief. _ _ . t Lottiton : printed for J. (;:illow, Aledical DocLseller, td, Crown-court, Princes-street, DUTCH MAIL. At an early hour this fitorning a Dutch Mail ar ved, the principl contents of which we give be- [o w :- The Coniniittee tespeetfUlly regnest to be informed of anionnt and progress of the various Snhicriptions now making in the several Cities and Towns of England, for the brave Sufferers at ‘Vaterloo, to enable them, as earl. as possible, to estimate the amount and proportions of relief which it may he in their power to allot to the various eases and claims from the general Col!ection of the three Kingdoms. By Or;ler of the Board, . " BRUSSELS i AUG. 6,---The COPpg of General Taneniien, consistirkg of 40,000 men, is rapidly advancing to occupy the whole northern frontier of France, troth Niontmedy to Landrecies„ and to subdue thefortresses which• still refuse to yield- ; tiwong these is Mezieres, the Governor of which, deneral Dumonceau, will listen to none of the proposals made him by the Allies. Very consi derable batteries are raising round this town in order to bombard it. R. 11. CREW, Secretary. EAST' INDIA HOUSE, 0 Au.rust 11, 1815 • TCOIJII3 - of, DIRECTORS Of the -A " UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND TRADING to the EAST INDIES, do hereby give Notice,. That the Court will be ready - to receive Proposals in writing at any time on or before Friday, the 13th September next, from such Perton. dr Persons as map he willing to BUILD for the Company a SIIIP or SkIIPS of the bnrthen of aliont 1300 Tons, Builders' measurement,either in England, in the River Thames, or at an Outport, or in the East Indies, at Bombay, or in. Bengal, specifying the Rate per Tim at Which they will engage to Build such Ship or Ships. The particulars of thli Dimen:Aotis and Scantlings . , and other Conditions, conformably to which the • ship is to be built may be had, and the Draft of the Ship seen, on ap plication to Captain Boulderson, the Company's Master At tendant at this House, on or after Friday next, the 18th inst. JOSEPH DART, Assistant Secretary. ISth Jung-At the General Meeting, Resolved, tc That a General Subscription of all classes be opened for the spe cial Relief and Benefit of the Families of the brave Men killed, and of the wounded Sufferers of the Barnsu AR MY under the command of the illustrious W) , :t.LINGTON, in the signal Victory of Waterloo, and in the several Battlei of the present Campaign." " Letters from Paris, coming from Very re , spectable quarters, continue to assert positively, that three most important 'rench fortresns-.- Lille, Metz, and Strasburgh, are, upon the de- Amount of Subscriptions already advertisctl,k 106,c;751. 1133. Cd. s. t L. s. At Pares Tleyzate Leigh, Matti!' matt - - 15 13 J. C. M. - - John Nash, of Woking- ham -- Fur the Dcan and Chap ter of Rochester, in • addition tothe sum of 201. subscribed. be fore - - 10 10 .stand of the Allies, to receive garrisons of the troops of the Allied Monarchs. Lille is to be occupied, in this case, by the English ; Metz by the Russians ; and Strasburgh by the Austrian. The garrison of each of these fortresses is to consist of not less than 14,000 men. Besides this, the allied troops are to form a chain front the frontiers of Svitzerland to the North Sea, powerfully supported by the three above-nal:m*4 fortresses. it is added, but this seems more At Sykes & Suaitb, Sc Cu. Subscription of one day's pay of the Offi cers and Icon-com missioned Officers, composing the Leeds Staff Officers, Drum mers, and Privates employed On the Re ernitingServiceinflie Leeds district - 25 11 32 10 At Messrs. Curries. .11 . 4 6 .] ZARIY, 13URNE anti Co. respectfully in - 14 stii N f " 1 tbe I f Ult lic ' tint TICKETS and SHARES, for the '''g LOTTERY, are now on Sale at their Office, th• N 0•93, ROYAL OYAL• ' 4 , , y Lottery o f onl 5,0u0 Ticke EXCHANGE ts, there is a Prize of Pounds, One of 2,000 Guineas, and One of tat o ' bn 811 bf which will be pail! by them in Gold nntne. 4H . • )40,; The *luile be: - Drawn on the 24th of THIS 10 4 ; 11 ;r 9N, -Stoci B1)e k 2, Cornhill, kalaiB" I t of h, -"eiisry-street:f-eells.Teart' pleasure in calling the at- Friends and the Public to A small Lottery of only 6,600 Tickets, With a Grand Priie or L.'30,000, Besid es 3,000 Guineas to be paid in Gold ! To be d rawn all in Otte Day, So early as the Q•ltiinstant. tott i , 3 / 4 „' therefore solicits an eaHY call at either of his hely Ilitii.„l7.tt' °dices, where the last Twenty Thousand mid by 4.l4oo'elsides the Golden Prize of RYA Guineas, and the last 3 11 4 A -)riZe i NO. ,431, &c. &c. are now paying on deniam i57;11.1 n o in the Public Fuilds,conducted as usua ~n~. a nd punctuality. 13.,,,„1n- I NCOMPARABLE SUCCESS. _ --'L'TY T HOUSAND POUND PRIZES Shared and Sold by WEBB, viz. 1110„ 8, /. 639 ... D rawn Ist August.... .90,000 .e Quarter and Twelve Sixteenths ' (being the only One Oqe in the la s t Lottery). r, '1,969.... Drawn 13th May.... LSO.OOO b ':4!latter, T;y4 Eighths, and Eight Sixteenths, (Wag . 41 i t es , th e O i t 0 e Viat Lottery), Prizes of 1000 1 3 . ' 3001. & 7 -e. nd one of WOO Guinea 6 "te allsold WEBB's most Fortunate Office, No. 17, Luti qgate-street, ' near St. Paul's. \V a „.. - 4" 1 1 feels the highest satisfaction in !tilt!): ount-in- the above fortunate events, and con.fit ,Tidedeix.4ets th at the the series of Good Luck, which has . a a ttl dice hitherts) will continue uninterrupted, and N 't .a tly t e al l' r 9achirtg Lottery its success will again be Y , 1)_ , j _ 1 PERI of only 5,000-Tickets,. with a Grand w ill he all "NTirt i ",l - ', l and 3,000 Guineas Gold, Lhdg St ate T nM)Y, ct-tth THIS MON 1 H. ..otte ry offi ce near St. Paul's. NTA'r c AL/. IN ONE DAY. t h LO ERY of only 5,000 Tickets, ° bra TT wn 24th TH AUO USA GUST ND POinU, cont aNDS,s a Grand Prize of TIIIM."Y And 3,000' GUINEAS in GOLD. 1.• SCHEME.' ....... C. 20,000.... • • • Is. • •.. ... . T. 20,000 10,000 lO,OOO . 00 ......... 000 1,050... 1,050 ..... . .... 500 1,000 . •• • • • ........ • 400 1,200 ............ 900 E " ..• '' ••• • • ...... 301 660 •:••• •• ••• • • ...... 200 • 400 SCv.. •••••• ...... 100 25n NI ......... ‘.. ...... - 5c 3 7,500, ....., k it , t4 . ..... ..... t 5 5,000 •••••••. ra‘tin blanks .. 6s 10 each b,tifi ,•• •••••,_ Altlits. '. L. 50,000 • r1 1( , 1 - t.,41,,,.,,,\•k,;,,,(0..t.t,•41,11‘reeeire, L:10000 rore, niating L•3°'°()(4. I l' ICIIARDSON, q ti").l-ITC7.,' ,"PAI,`I'S argon S ',! le 17 ' • oitLotteey, ,ii•iri‘iie.. '‘ ,1 , ,, ,n• C ontractors ror . tlie , yri.,(-___,. where Ysi!, i '',,, c•oll.tiLliLL and CITAIIIING-Cl , o , izli . ''''' 0 1 “ e l '" - t L - • v i - a Prize of .!., , 20,000, 1 . o• 4) ' 1 ' N N lR i t i r,e ,, s ., l a. ,.? i d t. -NU: 6 4 ,4 1 9 . 7 ' , - I ,: r i , -.!..,.', 2 ,Li,,, prize of 1,000 Gut )(AT ' • .--- (2,„ NI NI.o.!NtitNY. ' il:ll26lt.li t ' l lA l ''''' S ilwilti he the foundation of viii,jits:j.,`i-, t hat f,l which is oft,. distm - beil s through t at"i;' wn 'ild : - ," )ra l thr olito o not taking- those , silri le ht,,,ii,. eture them the enjoyment of tliat. Pr . g r r ' eat 4 , 1 . 0 1 e li,ll' i)f wvT• Peop! e of every rank pay . adoration , to_ %1 1. t" te lihy d„•(11)tli; , bit where . the coustitution has het . 1 4 1. 1. '" ta i l s; .'"asv, or debilitated by a certainhithit contracted , 'l) " t t ri 'tal e : i 4 s g r t. ' a I ell OVation of stability previous to en h tsi i i , i i i, ~,,•L ' s iii• i.,,ll4l,sia•n>itily requisite to revive the slunt o er ds g_ 1 . , l ia ve ' r ! , .. at,tii to- re-animate the system., For.__ .nnenti.ai tt e Pii s l t n e i s th',: iti_.l,l,lllted mor e essentially to fles c t e n,) UT of un ) g l uartled ClA,,t . e. /t 'h ated se wliichare the conse l rtne l ) tt tki :AlE. ano (. " -.4 tins consider-1ton! W lid liadtreedhl(rs. tit, I ," anit ~, (4 • for these last l'lttrty ciir., to direc t dote _ k. , ver,,,, Ttentiort exeiosively to the treatment and cure of f l a lso t„;4,' Disease ' and tl • disorders arising therefrom ; kNri •-- `Llat d e ' ".. - s t6,l. produced by the , Itt,,,.,‘,haiii,. rangement of the , y tit ' !' l NI t .of the inconstiletate_s ' elictit-bov, stlt those (Its • • • and DEFICIEN which ti, c ' at peer. trLsstit,, PE81L1T11....%_• . _ t,, 'Ti res ent or einbittei• the Niatrunontal . state The ila,'ll'"setheu..tt_of theit:. plan, gives there atti4tton . a t t:ar th do o n i r t tr, i ,;:'' alit ~, ' ,ae,Of these complaints, wli . tch art. l e li ef ,Yl*- 1 , 5 ,, the catilogue of human infirmities. It behoves R `l o-1,,',, w .. 110 - has indulged imthis solitary vice to sect: re k4,ll,ilile4' Nie,slt,tg Professioird Nien of eminence and honour, iti tt astie , „,','rs: CURRIE and Cu. claim the sanctio t n . o - f IT, N flet l ,"'"r l ty,' as well as , the testimony of uncm - ! la 'l'Y 1, 1.1 d -,; "1 Professing .the, cure .of these compiaint a s : itt;:ii,^,i,„.,s",t_na jnducement to vic e ; buts i, fl e n t . e ll : l . e !. t. , y ' att C•t,;tt„,'qftcufe tatis'-!-le,x.leq" d " . f .c i al c e i c i ( .te. al mlL i s of the e lir t Nttl h" q Stitgeoils ‘ of Y • e Lo ' ndon and Edinburgh. Il lt Y ki ,„ o t;ecent cases of Syphilitic infection are =di triitli', °Kt t,i,,, u . the Sltort space of two days. Those . of t . • •,- 'qict.,`lnat duration such as obstructions, lave 11"\k!ivth Tvg, pain 3 of the' : ' , l .s e r i , i, cf ( 4 1,1 i t.. 1.;, %Ppedily 'cured. banes, Se%-eral Noblemenglcets, lizc . an a d re G p e e ri r; t,,,,,alltitt ri.efittrlsrt,sr,ere.ctability hare been under the care o . f 1 1, 1 14 a•Ni - .. e a nd Co. for the removal of complaints of the ; and havino , received a radical and e 'l ,' a' , k i r (.-rei request that refe ' renees may qt.:l:a. tu::,.4,ctory evidences of the decided superiority of he made to tl,,,l:::lll7l,jeotiiii aucifun-11‘,Cili e o.:s plan of t . real me . 1 . 1 t i .. Many ot i h tf er t sheoste t„utr th e n 4rl strictures from ten to twenty years, and were .4i, 1 . 4 ~..._, t essi-s. tlonteinettrisu L, and the ace, who attempted thenr cure by Suv a, at , the lunar caustic, without success. Messrs. tt , „. ) t 14,,,, C. hate selected the followirer letter front the lii , -'.. 1 illai'i ate dailY recei .. ; from e ' Gentlrmen, returning k',i ll • It s fur tilLir re l s i t n orationt o Sou tit! and vigorous 1.4i,11i. P.itai:a' sent to thrlO imsolicited, front the son of a tt ; ., qinai'‘llo bad laboured under this distressing and . l 'ti ' . Al Sti' , Nand ' fn years : he had been under the care of th v dt,l hil_ -f. professional eminence, none of . whom 81 1 , 1 ' ?f ti.eau, Permanent relief• but front the superior , m -14, (.. he• , rn ellt od,, , Ilth. • r teti r , d 7pteti alld' olrSileti by Musm's• Currie a. radical cur i e in the short space of one I, ii !!,, " r51;,.•••28 3 1510. br ( , 14 )rd .......? tr• CURRIF, 107 Hatton-gartten• • •!'ti ii , ----- feels great I:asure in Communicating to I,l•il,''''e Pje•Perfectre•• .1 bP - b ' • t®f his In•altli, in Con '(l)* "' 1 . 7 r • ‘ ;'i 1"3 11111(1 a t1"-da ..'' 1 " 1 " n t • . c • t nod of Strictures tzl i t i, 4 c., 44. Ile nri n , ...,,i.lintra J e : i h t...l tot for many years N:;p il ltil 'il4 iiti s() „ l `'h e ant fo ) rt " . (a(ii'ilt• ' ii L • t ce i tTotit as fi ' om pain ; ti . l he t,r l s ti c ;: t , "yaht of his havimg - obtaind, through his skill • t rhi ll ,,• • A ,‘ 4 perfect aud radical cure t of that horrid coat- Ipi t , , , &il ih, “, Wag i.t• a stranger to the manner that others , br.,'?i1,14.? ".•Iliplailii, lte has it in his power, from a hair t,,v(,1,-.tit:•l",,i chi}ctiparison, to pay that tribute of applause to •j, :014 wil :' . sensibly feels, and shall be must 1i,,,.; .e,t ~,i " , ' g twaelinowcyclg-c." • . 1e) i .,,, , ' :NI at- ,^I Plieation to Niessrs. Currie a 0 Co. the, pa :111:3,"1•1•1?. e t he Pain, datiger, and expellee of a long and llicil: lilkikol,nZe inoin less e'r•o•rituced practitioners. iti,„ ,'xi,,,.,` . \kO.I.F.N, wh 1 1 .►• • lung been disappointed in l i I , l '' 's r ( t ' ‘: s 'ie it .4 :ltt ! , 's ;.' f " f amily " , may 4 %4 be assured that in most in -711t.,,t1" (,1 'C's di Cur atth: by medical skill; and oh - tio . .igh tti, u '''iul y Iv , 'ilea inpedimeliti he at' object of doubt iunt ‘ i l4•, 4l l.e rt ? l . otlie t - , !,i.et the elite of such defects, by the . ' •m t .' l !c,..' s•rti rei.ovatitui, is the acquirement of their ti t , ssy s.. , . }, till v ,-Airr,e ~,,,i , () 4'l l / 4 ".'"x, - A lit,;,. ! k,O. pia). be ennsuited liy patients of ' 11 .11; • "(t •0•,• ,Krtatest secrecs and honour, at their ~, •silt,,, i ' •," ziatto•ii,••ii I ti i t ;,"'• ,t' th•e‘(;utintry l ‘ • - • 7 ' t ' the ecular of* their • ritti'l(lNt.ll. '""'le of is i'ttCL'9 i -I tn f •,• "ar' ' ' ttince , for Ad 4, ~,. t,,,_ ~ i.„ Int, < 1, n 7 ,, a i • . ,_„, ••••Iri•-•,i.. ''',. Inc smut. mill he Tyco or seat to any ► pa.. • o , u4..... 141.,. ~. _ ~... LUl,Liatten-garden. \~~~} , a. Parish of Wetby, iu Surry, by the Rev. J. Chandler - 26 7 Parishof Thursley, Sor ry, by the same - 6 3 The Worshipful Com pany of - 26 5 Wm. Levertou Sr. Moore 5 ROtandall,Fleet-street 2 2 JuhtiCricliett,Doctur's- commons - 10 0 Collection in the Parish of Ilurnestuu, iu Yorkshire, by the Rec. H. Higley Serjeant son - - 21 0 Rev. H. Elstey 10 10 E.J,Carted no. 5 5 Small Collec tions - 8 10 -45 5 At Ilopliinsons & Co. Liettt.Gen.F. Hugonin 21 0 At Bithluipli Sir Charles Mill, Bart. 25 0 - • 10 10 At Perrings it Co. Collection at. the Abbey church, St. Alban's, after a Discourse by thellev. W. M. Bow- At March, Sibbald & Co. William Parkinson • - 1 6 fi ieudly mite to the distressed - 6 ii G. W. - - 3 0 Wrn. Williams - 2 0 Geo. tit Win. Dobree '2O 0 At Moreland, Ransom, & Co. Robert Farquhar - 21 0 I). V. !thief-re - 1 I The Earl of Ormonde 105 0 At Lloyd's. Josiah Boyden - 10 10 George Beraos - I 1 Rev. Dr Nicholas 71. 0 Th.. Pupils& Tu tors of Ealing School - 0-7.20 0 Jos &John Coolie 105 0 1 - lcury Jones - 0 Wxrburton - 1 1 Wm.Crosland &George Thompson - 21 0 Henry Reimer - .10 10 John Christie - ' 105 0 North,Ramsden & Co. 52 10 Capt.Win.Waller, li. N. 2 ers, DD. 221. 7s. 6d. Sam.Wilrlbore 1 0 0--23 7 6 All Couttnunications and Notice of Subscriptions are re quested to hr addressed to the Committee at - tbki City of London T:wern. Subscriptions ate received at Lloyd's; at the City of Lon don Tavern; and by all the Italliers of the Nletropalis. J. P. WELSFORD, Secretary. 10th August. 'fel THOMAS TAYLOR, ESQ. • No. 9, New Bridge-street, London. HoNounnif SIR; Edinburgh, Mardi I a. I BEG leave to inform you, that since the 11.. rear 1790, I had- been afflicted with the I.ues Venerea ; which, from its obstinately resisti•ig every "course of medicine prescribed by the most eminent of the faculty here, and un dergoing several severe courses of salivation, and twice dis charged from the Hospital with _little relief, would Ippear to be of the most inveterate nature.. In the spring of last-year my disorder had got to such_ a head, as nearly to put a period to myiiistence—l had a large ulcer on the crown of my head, one on each arm, and my liars. were broke out in a frightful manner; my right was dreadfully painful, and had been in a state of ulceration for the last seven years ; toy left had also two large nodes on it, *as very much discoloured, and gave me such excruciating pain, particularly when warns in lied, as nearly to deprive me of rest ; in this lamentable state, I was recommended by "Mfr'. J. Thompson, (who received so great attire by them here), ter take vour Leake's Patent Pills, which I began to do on the . 2tith of May ; in the coarse of a' fortnight I began to receive beneat—iu little more than a • month the ulcers on my head .and arms were soundly Itealcd- , -- soon after, the sores on my legs healed a l s o ; leaving, how ever, considerable discolouration in the skin, and pawl in the bone of the left, which, by the blessing of God, and a little longer perseverance in your. invaluable Medicine, sulosided ; the nodes dispersing, the skin regaining its natural line, and _the nocturnal pains gradually going off.—l thus• became, by your liberrl advice and medicine, perfectly free (ruin all my former complaints—have recovered sty former spirits -and strength, and alp become jolly and fat, in which state hav i n g continued many months to the astonishment of all who knew me, I ant at a loss in what terms to express my ;., , ratituile,.but beg you, lot the good of other suffering mortals, to make this my case as public as possible, as I shall on overy occa sion.; in so doing you will greatly oblige, Sir, your grateful, obedient, very humble servant; ALEX. :WORKER. Swann's Close, High-street, Edinburgh. Witnesses to the ahove care:— John Thompson, No. :3,- New .Pooltry Narkiit, Edinburg). ;• • John M`lutosh, Old Assembly. Cln.e, Edinburgh. Prepared and sold by the Aile Proprietor, - THOMAS TAY LOR, Member of the Royal 'Collee of Surgeans, at his honse, No. 9, New .Bridge-street, London; Winne, after a constant residence of more than 38 years, in a practice parti cularly directed to the cure of Venereal Complaints and those incidental to the Parts of Generation, with that inviolable secrecy which men of his profession should always observe in such cases, he flatters himself the advice and assistance he gratuitously administers to persons taking this Medicine, will be es:Tinted, by a discerning Public, as an advattage seldom attainable, and void•of all ambiguity. Al s o sold, by his appointment, for the convenience of those. living at a distance, -at-the Perfumer's, No. 35, St. Alban's street, the Toysluip, No. 103, Oxford-street; Mr. Disborough's, No. 7, Fish-street-hill ; . Mr. Baxter's, South bridge Edinburgh; J o e n uie a ll e 7 c , ry G c lin; s ol; r . a h t l. : town i n sarDeadtblßin and by one rilain and Ireland, in boxes of only .2s. 9d. each, stamped, and sealed u p with full and plain directions, whereby persons, of either sex may cure themselves with ease, speed, secrecy, and safety. N. L'. Every Box sold in Greatsßritain is sealed up with stamp, on which , by favour of the Commissioners, is printed at' the Stamp Offic e—T. Ta y lor, No. 9, New Bridge-street, to nalitatt i» Felony, and. all Whets:aro couatteth3Ds, The Tenders, With the words " 'tender to build a Ship" on the Corer, to be severally scaled up, and left with the se cretacy at this Hunse, at or before Twelve o'Cloel, at Noon on the said sth September next, beyond which hoar no Ten der will be received. JOHNNY NEWCOME, WITH FIF TEEN CARICATURES BY ROWLANDSON. This Day was published, in Octavo, price 11. in boards ' r~H[: MI LITARY DVUNTVIZES of.JOHNT NY NEWCOME, Poern ;'with an Account, of Campaign on the Peninsula, and in Pall-Mall, and Notes. By AN OFFICER.. Printed for Patrick Martin, 198,. Oxfurd-street, corner of Orchard-street. MONEY. NOBLEMEN, Gentlemen, &c. are respect fully informed t'ley may he supplied With MONEY to any amount, on terms equal to Mortgage, secured en Free hold, Copyliold, Leasehold Land or tionses, Mumey in the Yunds, Marridge Settlements, Widows' .JOintures, Cleigy ofen's Livinlzs,.or any otherPropecty. Persons of respectability may be supplied on their Personal Security only. Gentlemen find every liberal accommoda tion, without delay. Application from Twelve till Two; or Letters (post-paid) addressed to Messrs. Wills and Co. Nu. 49, South-street, Berkeley-square. VALETUDI NA RI ANS must rejoice when they knCiw that" Dr. COOPER and three Surgeons of thirty years experienCe in Strictures, Fistdias, mill Debili ties, have esta!disbed a Medical Board at Charlotte HotiSe, Great. Charlotte-street, opposite Rowland 1 - lilrs Chapel, Illackfriars'-road ; where 'the Public are cored without sali vation in confinement. The Institution claims the attention of those who have attempted to cure Ontmselites,_or who have consulted illiterate Men, whose inrpropertreatment-has ruined thousands. Eruptions on the head, face, and body, sore eyes, throat, mouth, and nose, noise in the ears, glan dular swellings in the neck, deattiilss, dimness of sight ; strictures, pains in the head and limbs, frequently mistaken fur rheumatism , weakness - in the knees, swelled ancles, &e. are symptoms which appear years after, and too often embit ters the matkimonialstate. Messrs: Clutoper and Co. are consulted daily by all ranks of people,. frnai eleven till eight precisely, and give• Advice 'gratis, on. Tuesday/fluffs - day, and Sunday mornings, till twelve o'clock.--rA PriVate door round the corner. GENUINE MEDICINES F NEWBERY and SONS, in St. Paul's inform the Put lie that the Prices of their Medicines, with the late Duties, areas follow; arid that the Number of their House is 45, the third from Cheapside. S. d. Dr. James powder .. • • 2 9 Analeptic Pills 4 6 --- Anti:drums - Pills 2 9 Dr: Austin's Chalybeate 4 0 • Dolby's Corminalive 1 - 9 Tonic Pills' 2 9 Lowrance's Powder The CephalieSnutl; 1 lk Unless the name ". F. NE'l Sta„mps, the above cannot be .g Dr. Ihr,per's Pills Glass's Magnelia. 6 Essence of Ginger .....2 . 9 Chelteidlam Salts Greenougli's Tinctures 2 1) Tolu Lozenges .: 1 - • 11 Soothing Syrup 9 9 * it * Ample allowance will be Medicines of repute fur Export s. d. Dr. Steer's OpodeltlOc 2 9 -•.Conmlsioll Oil g. ; -Caniornile Drops 1 9 Essence Of (.7oltsfoot 3 G Mr. Spence!s Dentifrice 4 0 Lozenges of Blois 1 1 English Coffee Pate de Juhuhe 'BE.B.I' be engraved in the Henry's - Yagneso...., . 2 9 •StrangTinct.'of Bark 4 6 ll.uxlran? ° s, ditto Inglish's Scots .1 1 13 Sillshnry's , litto • (3 0 Weleh'S Pills .. 2 9 Dr..Solander's Tea .. 2 9 e made upon these and Al I other tation. EWTON S TOOTH POWDER.—This PoWder is as pleasant in, the application, as it is ex: , eellent in its effects; it speedily renders the teeth white •and smooth, the gums healthful, red, and firm; .and by constant use wdl preserye.ther n in this desirable state, to the utmost. limits of human life. It fortifies the enamel, and prevents the accumulation of tartar :.and even where the enamel has been impaired, by the.application of • pernicious dentrilice ur by any other, means, it will. renovate it in a manner to be cre dited only by those who experience or witness its efficacy : it gradklallY hut effectually dissolves tartar.. which neglect may have permitted to collect; takes out all dark streaks, or tbs. colourings of the. teeth, which prove so material a drawback to beauty; prevents those teeth which are already partly de-, rayed, from • ever. becoming worse; anti cleanses, beautifies, and preserves, those that are sound ; by those means coup ! pletely superseding the necessity of a dentist's interference, whose operations, tlion:0 they may give - temuoiary satifac- Voir, are often succeeded by the most -disagreeable . conse rjuences ; it imparts •. to the.lireath the meet delightful •flat grance, and to the gums, that, florid redness wilier imlicat es a healthfill state. 'fbvse woo constantly use this powder as directed, will never have the tooth-ach, or a tooth decay, but will preserve their teeth sound .and white, to the must:ad vaneed old age. PrePared by B. H. Newton, and sold by his agent, Mr. Edwards, 66, on the.rvot Wav,St.Paul'SCintrehlard, nearly oppusitt. the North Gate, Am liorres,,Rs. 4494. doubtful, that Dunkirk also will be Barris )fled by English troops. Meantime- the reinforceme nts Continually .landed.for the English army, proceed, as fast .as they arrive, to France, AKhich seems to confirm in some measure the above account. will have its head-q uarters at " The reserve of Netherland troops, assembling talk of a .considerabl e i ncrease.o f on the Scheldt, t G h l e le t i t i •o L op • s T o h f ey ßelgium, especially of the artillery. A number. of Officers, who have been in the ser vice, Of Foreign Powers, have .requested to be employed in the Army of the Netherlands,which will soon be among the finest bodies of troops it 'Europe. " HAGUE, AUG-. 6.—Yesterday evening, at eight o'clock, .his Majesty arrived in good.health from Brussels. " ANTWERV., AUG, the friends of Their country wilt learn with joy, that efforts are mak ing to recover our eelebrated.paiAtings. A depu tation, consistiijg of the following Gentlemen— Verrnnelin, Mayor, in the name of the city of Antwerp ; Van Hall,. in the name of the Society for the Encouragement of the -Fine Arts ; Van Sacken, in the name of the Royal Academy of Painting, having repaired to `Brussels, to lay at •the toot of the - throne a petition, .for the reclama tion of the works of aft, which have acquired our .country so much celebrity. The King received the deputation with parti cular kindness, and with the attention that their request-merits ; and his Majesty also gave Them the assurance, that he had already paid particular attention to this object, and that the inhabitants `might hope to see their wishes speedily fulfilled. Thus we expect, thanks to our belovecl -Sovereign, to see in a short time the masterpieces of •painting,- which have carried to the highest degree the reputation of the Flemish School, anet we are already making•preparations to celebrate, .in a suitable ,mannet, the triumphant return or the chef d'ccuvres, of our immortal ancestors. " ROTTERDAM, AUG. • 4.---The remains of tie Russian Consul General M. de Smirnhoff, were interred .to-day with all the honours due to his rank." HAMBURGH PAPER. . BRUNSWICK, -AUG. 2.—We George, by .the . grace of God Prince Regent of the United King dom of Great Britain and Ireland, and of the Kingdom of Hanover, Dnke of Brunswick and Luneburg, &c. :in guardianship of Duke Charles Frederick. Augustus William of , Brunswick Lune burg, to all who see these presents, greeting : As it has pleased Divine Providence to call away to a better state in the kingdom of peace front the midst of his deeply afflicted family and faithful subjects, omit deiuly be loved cousin the reigning Duke of BrunA‘viek Imueburg,, Frederick William, by a glorious death on the kith of June, in the conflict for the tranquillity of. Europe mid the iide pcndeuce.of Germany; and as through this never enough to be lamented event, the succession to the said Duchy de volves on his eldest son,. our .meth lovekd consiu Char/us Frederick Augustus, therefore 'have we, as, *ell on account of the ties of consanguinity as of the exriessed wish of the deceased, been moved to take upon is the guar dianship of our said cumin Duke Charles Fivderick Augustus AVilliam, during his minority: and we now declare, 11l the nanze, and as guardians of our said Cousin, that we take pos session of the ducal territories ot.Bruswick Luneourg, with all the rights, regalia, and superimities, as po: . s„sed by o ur deceased cousin Frederick Willi;tm:.we now, therefore, enjoin all subjects and inhabitants of the ducal Brunswick Limeburi; territorie,:„ in virtue of their watlllll allegiance, to be true ant obedieot tonur said Cousin aod us, on account of the,goardio. - ship devOlved on •us,.and 'also the general colleges, nia'..t;- trettes, and administrators, to proceed noise errApted ho sines.; of their :everal departments, and t, watch over. Cie inierests,of the country and the.goveromt: '0 •Le hest of their annity. In painic:nai, we atilliort, d,:d request the Home College of Cooosaio,-• at lirtiniwiels, cilia administrators of the country, in future 3,3. berrt„fo.tto continue in the regular administ rat ion.or the country, a n d tv report td us the instructions coininunieat ea or stilt by collimunicated to them. • Given at CAllturt- !noose, this iutla July, Vll5. GEORGE P. It. . CcewtilUNST-tly, Q V , 4, te'~ ~t~~(~l