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I p.wv EA ST INDIA H O U SE, August It, 1815. • I'l4 C OURT of DIRECTORS of, tlt e triVITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND AbING to the EAST INDIES, do herebYgiye Notice, ktilaillt ti be Court wilkta°Fl be r ea d y to rece i ve Propo3als in writing une on or b e f ore Friday, .the Bth SepteinbeLn ' the trt such Pe rson or P ersons, as may he willing to BUILD fur 'l`o„CarnPaLl.a , SHIP or SHIPS of the hurthen of about I3CO T ha measurement, either in Enti gland , in the RRiver , r . s' ", 9r at tan Outport, or in the East Indies, at Bolnba!l: ~gaasp,e.ifyi•ng. the Rate 'per - Ton at Which they W,l e to .Build shell Ship or Ships. thhe Particulars of the Dimensions and Scantlings.sanl hiot Conditions, conformably to which the Ship be ol icati nl aY be had, and the Draft of the Ship seen, upon . 3 1 p t : " Captam Bouldersou, the CpmPa" 4tlant at this House, on or after Friday next, the 13th inst. y's Master JOSEPH .DART, Assistant Secretary. 14- te n d th - a • Qrs, with the words " Tender to build . a Shilf's7 eret ver, to be severally sealed up. and left with the ..t... trim a: t said h is Rouse, at or before Twelve o'Clock at Noort der titllSepteinber n ex t, b eyond which hour no Ten will be received- WATERLOO. Al' i ,.. , lisiddington, N. B. lath Jul}, 18 1 1 1 5 :- a GiINE,II.AL 'MEETING of the No) .- :ePato, Freeholders Justices of Peace, and Ileritors of t ' ( I )ljN'l' Y of IiAIIibINGT• ON, held here this . Day by ilto • : vikocluvier.iiseraent, it teas linanim . ouslyloles oh Ld to enter Fund for relieving to ‘4idow itdry Subscription for raising a who hare til e , i s and Orphans of tlrose. brave Soldiers . ..r. 1441 a thlte late F.ngagements, particularly in the et•L ilt)::10)1e. attle of Waterloo, on the I.Fith . t ce•ipti, il ty the \T. ral,ed shall form part of the General ,u Ju v n , e•_; )s at . ) . d the , tity of eet ing 'of nerchants, Banfiers, and , 411(106 Tavern, 25th June last. • • others, at the lilitrafl of We in vs a n d 'C . ''. I '4l I:1 l ,l t t l l ir i b . e d & Sir eriOni44!gh 105 0 hti r e : ',l/'4,ll ll "t if tn n n 52 10 1... t, uart. of s m 4: '''"e4 li ti - 21 0 Thittst "er, Esq. of .1 . 1 t,. on ~E 0 cterrltionstonaso• of ' tt,r,alngton ' 21 0 Islie ilatt!„4ttlie, tart. 'titateitt:'°f nall m , • 20 ° 11z,,r, 'alryri,p4-2,,e 25 0 te4r,,,i+ !lei-wick' ". t; l ii ' lt e ,t it :. n .nie, Esq. 0-f 5 0 . .rt s; l t ' s , It 10 10 t i '::r t s nii "Viirt of Ai. ot 6 (4 a. trardyn, kittit, tltirlerwiel; an' Nell • tiki e, of • 10 I° 11-10 re cl . 10 10 y i ri• 1 re pt .- ri ,, t Il e ..., 5 tie,. t ,,, i , 4, ~.4 r.ttirn 2 it 4,,t(4llifir,"' n•lobil. , a A nle (AIN • rs"'"f Wil.t 1 / 4 1!, - ' - 11,"..- vetch , r :: t, f' ll ll), i , k ' ~ Li atv.. , 14 4 : 1 1 1 , I,, an I 2 2 'ttil,,, tt1 .t . .10 i(j s i `l' •I'is, 4 4 "1 Ediiii i • su ". . 4ltt)h t , 4 Y, l•;„ 1. nrgli 5 4.,.114).,Et,. I,,,?..!Clecite 2 2 Qi tt . , , l k n4l erZ'o::isott t 10 to kt..\,:). ' ' 10 to - aas..vcr has yet bee' el o 5 .5 5 5 v • Rohl Brown, of Markle 10 10 Wm. Hunter, of Tyne ficld - - Cot. itriaitlantl, of Malt lanOtield - - 5 5- PuterSandilancls,of Dar- 2 2 5 3 11. rras.Cadell, of Cock , enrie General Charles Hope, of LltTness, M,P. 21 0 Lord Ilinnin , 4, 21 Mr.PeterPorrest,l-laddr. 1 1 Wm. Aitchison, Eq. of Dtmurnore, in addition to r. 20 ...:übseribed in Edinburgh The ftiqowirtt:Collecthms bare been made in the several l'ai,liChurclies in tlit Conntry, 5 5 Parisll of Witting infilel:l 4 0 Dunbar - 66 7 6 Guvale - 6 13 0 NoTtli,llerwik.li-11 9 9+, In in a naddito3 56 is 6 estoi)ki: k 27 2 6 Inoyri it k' 10 0 0 1/Hll:unlocks , 4 10 9 T 1 anvnt 21 19 0 Didvtoil - 22 0 0 Aiwrlady , - 1.1 0 0 Ciitivrd - 33 1 6 75a U oi n received from Il ParisheF. talk, "- ''' "V rf - T l ------- ' - -- 5 ,.,. ''\l, \'',l-,,,51'. City •!t INVENTOR of the GL'ES- it4l ilria.c.-,G.:`;lnClN.S,rh‘' ' t), Great Surrey-street, Foot ' I , P e AVI o " 4 "b h,,, ca„, r rQided. there for trie • - L. - , " . 44 . - ,4..`'44'5, duri last Tw'e , tit,r 7 .., att r.,- I ,, ei,t i ii.; ;vhich titne Upwfar.ctlsh,,,,faltrltini';; %i t ,t t t i lt % lave been restored to }reelect , ~... t , t tvh, Ir har e 'tlil., . geed een admitted Comp .LoniimviitifsL.tieir tl,ellualz th, with the following plarnt`• a ' r r .,„, N. ce kith ;I. re7v suna.ble. time were then returnet ti ,. . 1...(qttl t 'tit litit i! i time '' • tiof which c3"l "c .1,.:,, , )y th e ~ .ig relieved, an. 1 _.,.... 14,1'1' theiii,,,i)-.Oclis of the said lltuipitak,. or frt . un the . Pa ns , k eß.,,,P 4 rt ‘of',,, two-thirds of which reside )11 Isonn.o. ~ 4 e- :TvaPet s "lein have .hten advertised in the Londoa titt, l. , eit t , se ) '"d lotultnt. 'Nlagazines for the last Twenty Ilt- ,itnti.e4i:tientlYs if nut correct, they would hare been /littl..til ti,,-'...inatiZed by thOse respectable NI it 14 itt‘rei.iitttlid tltese clutritahle Institution 4, :IS they Itar etlical (setti k tti ,% a diitvti.! oolutetnents fur it. In the first- place lice:lust- Nl:litlilt-i11i.,,-; 70,1,.!le(lit,1:eyt.iit,uivl-lv,•(1 to t . 1 .1 pti I) hiedV i‘.. ut t l i T it. it p a : ti, it 1 ) ,.,„ ...elves,' and ip, 2 ,4 e..., ''' c" gratified in consequence of it, as to have t-,';.'a•ii,,,,.t'''Pstire irresistible Yet surck when is COO tttr:3'at th e . '''rY respestill'e • Nre'lleal t ' t must know that It4.'llie te.ereat tlis - s i ' - i .l ' s I .isling art , hare , r rt3, 0 ,.._„ .. cov.er.es maue in tic iv. ‘ t ,, .t th .' or Chyttiteal researches, no out t: 1 ,..t lis v -,,,• ' ticces 3 of the Guestonian Medicines, the . Li ve Hato can 1tti4,,,.. 1 7) aa tt i"g'.l)eeo a practi , -• 1 cry • 1 fur the last fifty-eight F i ttit 4: ',1,).e-, ia.st ten y e : a'vs' it ' lS l A m t s tvertiseme n t to . 1 , 1,, ftil ters, tlt, t Lk"... '''); ne st‘en itt several London INe%%sl"l . 4 4,, ,"Fisth `I-se"iiiipressed on his windows in letters of t" ° hilt ul ' t ql ' e a4 that '` they w i tieli s run ma - read."- Medic° t .'.til ti,?' and now ittay.at any titut. 1 without any , e . x ; le'.% th,t,".."'SetrtS or said pour jtatieitt, experience reli , e', tlta44lc, f 745 hour, , fatal in general are cured its a tea'"''- t :lo w, \ ." l the Per:ts inenc - y of melt Cares, see those P't ,t ..,."';e eases have been taut; since published.-1815. I tr7 3- Prtir e c , (3 . l l . AS ABOVE ALLUDE() TO.' ~41oi.,,lati7:0nitl Gentlemen walking the Loildonllospitals / Nett." 4 st,, • ' "'lt . arc induced by linmanity or lucrativ e i Ih.,,,,t,litt.talitil..tly the happiness of n'trikind,. i)y not only a.- 11 14 te,',lliir, t-I,iiteeing therint from the most agonizing.- pains 111;114'11i,, a l l' ~the following Complaints, but likewise to ;a I,,ii-4ti,4l_ .re.tstsnithie time, may, to bringing with them liqi, h tlz iii,,:s.atUteted as tinder, it friel t bas's - been returned Ilkiketll4%."t'ible from one or ' no . tre of the said Hospitals, skilekad ..Ns itt.the salutary efficacy tit' the G'i. T ESTONIAN ME ttt'6l,:,e,,uelt as...to st:.ctire ti; thctu a speedy, permanent, I, tll,' . th e 1, I";,cliee, tlicse (..'ltvinical i're , iatittioni being • ilitilvt4e'l'i,thtbe.sTrie as an} ()tiler ch‘..oirai Medicines 17 c1i. , , ,, rb,, v gallAin. iis i 'lo l .- A tAL C As r , , 141.1",. - • ...s, ~o, Allos-F ALLUDED TO. ;''',f Icn-k,,," t"9lativtits ProceYcli it. , front taking Mercury tct list,',4l'.iielil.nioits Sick lieitir-it ' c'lles, and all descriptions ktr,, ''Pti, 1-c",,.lver cuto p lai nts—Nervous, Asthmatic, and tic i4 kit t , t , ,if ts;trders.-White SWengs, or scropludous en ' 1‘4'4::(:1"144..1e I.'""s---Gout—llltenittittisin—lthennuttie AIT:siN q t ritoF or \‘'raltuess proceeding. front repeated ttl.e.,Pistie„,, "e C3' itt---Otd sprain s . Rrni - ses t tiz 1.;' ,. e ', l tie `creelett s i. e r aS above, may know none hour if .Q . 2" , h e e .`,', at that tim e tlis:v are not relieved, '") Iv to sticil is)",cted from them, not' will 0 0. l't,eve' NIT v v llielltS.. . Ix: sold by k'l4' d'iy," .. "li e for a tteni'ai t -, I • t• ' . from nine to twelve i'l4l:d.tirt '-:.:l‘l:(l).ti'Suilit"Y• 11u(*.ttittIC.rs.t-es"of Tootli-oche. Face l.tel) p;ild''',', iltwiittlitv indttce. hitis to let his Sv•rvants ie lits fiS, u 1,41, t,„,,,, • - d s-s n week. veil, six a. I tae :.Y., sAT u l tjAY,.AI) GUST 2;3, 1815, OFFICE OF 011D.K-INCE, ..-Ing.lo, 1315. . THE P OFFIC E IcS of His j 4.4- J:ES.TY'S : 0RD..V..1..VC.E du hereby Ore Notice, YViat Proposals will be reecived Qifkei . io on or sefure Treduesdwg,tl:e'lsthday - of Sc,-[ember neaxt,f;•ort sneh-Po'.7ons as ?nay le willing tu - r;ulrrta/•e Yie SUPPLY of FORAGE for theORDNANCE lIO RSIS slaioaed ju M c following Districts, to be dclic'eved at• the E...-peace eif 'the Co::tractor, Pritain South-west, including Ports- Northern. mouth-, of . and Easiein; exclusive of IVarley. • Christchurch.. . ... • Sonthcru, exclusive of Chat 7 W;.l%.iell,itliitS'Drilen(lBll - ham. • cies, Warley anti Chatham. Western. • lA:ccd(in, Nottlnunpton shire for a Period of Six Months froartke ist of Octok next. The Oats to be good, sweet,. dry, and c lctttr, withow any mixtUre 'of Foxy , vr Allowborn( Oats; and must pPt weigh less Max 47 pounds ier Tripehester B,.t.diel; the Hay .to be sweet and dry, and delivered in ,Trusses of 56thic..iPei.3111t. . . The Straw to be good, -clan,. and. dry Trheat or Rye Straw, and delivered in Tinsses nGlbs. weigh!. The Prices to be'paid fbr the Tespec. ice Qmantitiex of each .Irtkle which may be . delivered, at thr foili,wiag rates, Fur the Oat:; at per linwired pinrnds, For tke Hay at per handred and twelve prJunds.. - For the Straw at per hundred and•twelre pamwds. The Prstpstris mg.,/ he ffelleered separatelq or jointly for tiro or thort of the said and it 1:s expected that the Contractor shall receive the Stasle Dung, which,.during the Period of his Contra,t,may accumulate,ma l ..inp: me alOwauce. jot the same after the rate of . per Horse per ireek.,. . - Farther Partivalars may be hnsizen upon 2pplication to. the Ofieers commanding the Royal --irtillery in each D:6triet,onzl also at the Secretary's Wive, in Pall-Mall (zAresall, any Day: between the Hours of Ten - and Fon? . o Clock, where tin Pro posals must be delivered, scaled up, and indorsed'," Propo sals for Forage;" but no PropnsaA• run be admitted after the said 13th Septenzber, at Twerve o'Nock ct Noon zf the same bay ; neither will any Tender be v6ticed, unlesS the Party malting it, or an .dgedt in his Behalf, shall attezid. By Or(4ei• of the Board, Secretary. SAVING TO COLONELS OF REGIMENTS. STEPHENS begs to inform COLONELS . who have to CLOTHE REGIMENTS,• that he will furnish them with Clothing, Accoutrements, Sadlery,'Shocs, Shirts, &c. &c. at Five per Cent, less in rice than what they'are now paying on the same Credit, and for any number of years that may he a;:reed 0n.—N0.,25, UppetTliaines street, near Blackiriars-bridge. • Z.l ..n - ‘1;(*A1 - '4, ,, 2 %,.•-••••tk- - • - 4 ;1,„, , * A . 4" s ss, 'DARNING and REPEATING 'WATCHES. v BERRoLLAs4, inventor anti Patentee, 19.1, Strand; a Private Dour opposite St. CL rent's Church.—'Phis highly usefai Invention is to remind the NVearer of any number of appointments he •may • have to attend to in the .course of the' day, and to awake hiln in the morning, is incontestably one of the most convenient and useful objects that can Ite• desired; as a Warning, and 'Repeating NVateh, , its utility is obvious, and tvill he found to combine every desired pur p.,se. The construction of this Alarum is a matter of pecu liar cptisideration, as it can be sold for the same price as ;my other plain Watch, and is so simple in its nature as not iii the Last to injure, or prevent its well going and performance IN and even allowing the IVearer no oppurtunify for misma nagement. • BRITISH PAINT MANUFACTORY, C 2, Qticen•street, Cheapside, London IMPENETRABLE PAINTS, and COAL TAR • BROWN, for Park Paling, Slates, Out Buildings, and Weather Board ing of every description. Ineisihlc Greeti, per Cwt. 5 1 ..15. Red or Brown .. per Cwt. , Ps-.' 1)1•1; Green White Paint.. • .6 . 05. Olive ditto . Prepared Oil to thin them. Lead Colour 565• for U.‘e. as. Gd. per Gal. Stone Colour sfis. Fine Paints for inside Work of Chocolate Colour s(is" every dekription, &c. Refined Tar Brown 2s. per Cwt...--Cominota do. ISs per Cwt. THE DIPENETRABLE PAINTS are very arnamental, and will cover a surface neatly twice as great as other Paints: tiny also pos'e's which renders then) peculiarly valuable, when applied to Work Con stantly exposed to the effects of the .Welitl4:r ; and from their grouud in Linseed Oil, and drying very quiclt, they ate applicable to 'the -g7eneral purposes of nicfal Inside Painting, as they give at the same time a preserving and v'cry handsome covering.. Th L-y are also a Cure far the Worn' and Dry ltot, will stand in liot Climates, and are ease of application, being used in the sante manner as other Paints. The COAL TAR naowN is recommended for the cover ing of Rough Fencing, Porous Wood it tiler ground or seater; particularly the Refined, which is perfectly insoluble in water; the Worm will not penetrate where it is .used ; it is of a very good colour, dries hard, and is cosily applied; requiring only to be heated and kid on with a common tar brush. Sold by UPTON and Co. Queen-street, Cheapside. N E w:r oN S Tour POWD Elt—Th Powder is as pleasant in tht application, as it is ex cellent in its effects; it speedily renders-the teeth white and smooth, the gams healthful, red, and firm; and by constant use will preicrrc them 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 chainel has been impaired, by the applieatiori of pernicious dentrifice ca r by, any other means, it will renotate it in a manner to be cre dited only by those who'experience or witness its efficacy :• it gradually but effectually dissolve:: tartar which neglect may have permitted to collect; takes out all dark streaks, or dis ' Colourings of the teeth, which prove so material a drawhack to beauty , / prevents those 44-li .which are already partly dc cavd, from ever becoming wril;:.se ; and demises. beautifies,. an d preserves 'those that are. sound ;- by those intans corn . pletely superseding the necessity of a dentist's interierence, w h o , c 'operations, though they nay give temporary satifac tint>, are often succeeded fly the most disagreeable conse quences ; it imparts to the tireatli the MoSt7delrglitful fra grance, and to the gums, that florid redness which indicates y. healthful state. Those who constantly use till's piiwiiCe - as, directed, will never have the tooth 7 ach,. or a touthdee'Ay, hot will ,preserve their teeth kAtlld and white, tu the most ad vanced old age. .• Prepared by B. Ti. Newton, and sold by his agent, Mr. .F.dWaids, 68, on the Foot Wav, St. Paurs'Clinrch-yard, neat ly oprisitt, the North Gttt) ^.s. 9d. each. • • Lately published, . • , In One Volume, Royal Octavo, price ip boards, - . .. . A N AN LYFI( AL TA BLE of .rIie , PRIVAIT :4; - "A: ST.),TUTES .passed between the i:it GM); IL A.D. 17i7i ijils2d (ieo. 111, A.l). 1312, botli-iticlu,ii , :e, arranged dhuo -irologleally, alphabetically: 'aiia according - te the Subject Matter, and combining, in focilit;• of reference, the utility,. of each of these Nletinnis of. Arrangement. . . By GE()IIGE B11..1:11WELI,, of 'Lincoln's-inn-fields • • This Book will be fOun•l particularly useful . to. L•li colt reyancers, ao:1 others critic:A:'pp! in prcp.xtimt or passing Pi irate Acts of Paitliarnent,.heini;•'tho'.ol l iy Digest hitherto published Of the Title's.of Private Acts,preixed to the several Editions of thr.Statutei at Large.. • Lindoiy: Printed for Joseph Butterworth, Fleet-street; anu J. Cooke, 0rur.r.c. , ..-cpi.q, Dublin. • • • • . t) - P LINCOLN'S WORKS. I'rintcd for T.Catlell and W. 1)a-k•Ics,.Strand; and. W. Black ,.wood, at Etlipburglt. •• • • :- This nay were pnblisheii, in 'rwo. Volumes, Bvo. price 18s. in a Nem Edition of , • E EALENTS of CORISTIAN• 1,0(;Y ; 'coat:001;14 Pro :.f 61 the 'Authenticity of tlie lolv Scriptures ; a •,iiinniaty of the History of the .sews ; Ilrirf Statement of the Conteilti of the several Bemks Of the Old and New Testaments; .1' short Account of the English Trai:slations of the 7ind of the Litor g y of the Church of En g land ; nn.l a Seriptonti Exp,ititin of the "Thirty-nine Ay titles of ; designed , prinOpally for the rise of Youilg Students in Divinity. • By GEORGE F.R-.S. Lord Bishop of I,i~ieo ii , Th e ' fi rs t ‘7 0 4 ‘ ,,,,',, o f thj.: g "Win an,lntroouction to the Study of the Bible, ,is printed separate, in 12ino. 6s. iti boards. As abov e tow , ;I lso he had, he thl , same Author, 1. A REFUTAJION of CALVINISM ; is which the Doctrines of Original Sin, .Grace, Justifica thin, and Rdemptlon, aie explained, and the peenrrir Tenet; _mai:it:lined be Cal in upon those points' e proYed to,,beeontrary Scripint e, to the Writings of the Ancient F at h ers o f the,i!hri•tian Church, and to the Public Formularies of the Chureh of England. The fifth Editi,in, is 0n4.! vol. Svo. price 1,2.5. in board , . Q. A CITAItGE delivered to the CLERGY rf the DIOCESE of LINCOLN, in May, ,itrue, and isl 2, i t i, %e bi e t t ,the Claims of the Roman CatholicN are disctissed. Svo. price 2s. HE PATENT I.IIPERI AL DINING-'I'A-• • BLEq, an l rATENT TRAFALGAII SIDEBOARDS and PININ;;-TABLES, in one elegant Pt- e .of furniture, and uptin Five new different Plans ; the Patent Improved Sofa Beds and Chair 'Beds; Brass-screw .Four Tost, and Tent liedstoads,. Furniture and Bedding complete ; Portable Chairs, with sevmal other new inecntedaml improved articles of furniture; also a general and very ex - top:ice assortment of Upholstery and Cabinet Articles for furnishing . Houses eom:- - *ie., ready manufactured, where Families :nay select and furnish a whole house in a few flays, 'the extreme Inconvenience of waiting s.evdri.4l Months in completing their Establishment. East and \Vest India ilstielcc, Army anti Navy, &c. &c. by Ntorgan and Sanders, 16 and 17, Catherme-street; Strand, on terms the 111tbtir moderate, for prompt iv-qua:at. • MATRIMONY. I.).e,(:)ftth,edifitm!,ll,i r y through it nol the pardies that loan the union not taking* those precattiOnS which would secure them the crijoyment-of.t hat great do mestic blecsiog. People'af every rank pay adoratiou to the shrine of wedlo.els . ; where the enirstitation has been t'tisease, or contraetesi (tt ltl (..tr . ly age, a retiovation of stability previous to entering that state is indispensibly revisit e to revive the sluniberitig sparks, of life, and to re-ani!leite the system. For no dis orders have contributed more es.,entially to destroy Hymeneal' happiness than those which arc the consegzienee of tio:ritardcd pleasure. It was this consideration which induced .MesLr . .4. CURIO F, ant CO. for these last Thirty years, to :direct their stodies and attention 4`Xellisivyly to the treatment auttiotre of the Venereal Disease, and the disorders arising then:ft - mu; as also to that derangement or the system, produced by the destructive habit of the inconsiderate sehool-bov, whi c h Ltrings .on those diitressing DElit IMES ;tad DFfFICIEN- ClEr•l that prevent or embitter the M:ltrinwitial state. The successful result of their plan, gives them additional ardour to oppose the rarage:i of tlik'S•e complaints, which are the most importaot in the C , ,itidotte of human infirmities. It behoves evo,ry person who has ioduli;ed it) thii.2olitary eke ter seek re lief be consolting Professi , mal ;Alen .of eminence and honour, to which Messrs. CUIUII and CO. claim the Soneaun of scholastic authority, as well as the testi of uncontra dieted facto In professing the core of these compiaints, - they hold out no iniim , !plent to vice.; , hut, seaSi!tle, as all men nu.;st he of the existence of stiA calainiti ,4 , they oder their •assistance as regularly educated Ment;ters of the- Royal .Colle4es of Surgeous of London and . .Ediolir:h. tiright recent'Z'ases of Syphilitic infeetion radi-, cally cured in the. short space,of two days. Those ,f,f the in.ost ohstinate duration, Stich ati ottstroction§, love terate strictures, pails _of the' 100t5,,, &c. are pc,r manently and speedily cured. Noldemen ;old Gen tlemen of the first respeAability have been under the Care of Messrs. Currie .and.Co..for tile removal of. complaints of the Urethra, St rietores, and basin;' reeeivA It radical and ptamanont:eure, request that references may he tuade to theta its satisfactory evide:!ce: td: the deeid..d sit; criurity of 'Messrs. Currie ;tad Co.'s plait cf treatment. -Malty of those Gentlemen lead stricture, from ten to tAv , !)tY yell "Tr' , under the care `of Messrs. ifoinc, Heaviside, and other Stir geons of equal eminence, who attcatVed their cure by.the application wf the lunar catistie..withitut succe's!'.. Mes . srs. Currie and Cu. -have seleerel the tollo‘t ing letter from the many they are' daily eceiving from Gentlearen, returning them thanks for their" restoration to sound And vigorous ' health. It ,was sent to them unsolicited, from tffe son of a Noble Earl, who bad lahonred under this distt'essing and painful, undatly foe tell years,: he had bee. under the, care of. several Surgeons 'of profooOttital• eminenee, nozo,o'f whom afforded him wet-ma:wilt rolief; but from tke superior'ine thod of,tteatineot :idltted 11111 pursued by. Messrs. COrrie arid CO. he received a .radical cur,:. in the short space of one mouth. • 1510. "To Dr. CURIIIE, 11)7, Hatton-;arden. . . . - • Lou! feeds Great, ple;tsure in conimunicating Currie the perfect re-establishment tat his health, in tiin slequence of his mild tild tidmirahle treatment of Strictures in HR.; Crethi:i. He ;nay ;:ild,litat helms not, fair sminy years enjoyed so much comfort and freedom limn pain ; aml ha entertains no aouht o. his mic;.ng through hiss skill and attention, a perfect and radical cure of that horrid com plaint. As he was strAnzer to the Manner that others treated the compl.t.iut, has it in his pOwer,' fr a dm a fair trial and a just comparison, to pay that trilinfe of applause to Dr. Cul rte which he sensiiilv. and shall ever be most ready and, willing to.ackuowl - idge." By aia early application to Messrs. Currie and Co. tin' pa tient will escape ilk Pain, t , hitig - ei, and expellee of a long and tedious attendance upon less exPerienceti practitiolfers. I`tiATUITED WOMEN, who have lorig heal diSappointed in theirlW:o - 116,0i of a family, may itt assured that in tuns! in stances such dei . ,:cts are cut tilde h, n cdical st ill ; and alt hough the removal of such impetlitnclits lle aft object or doubt and tincertaioiy with others, vet the core of such.defects, hy the riadual progress of renovation, ls•the acquirement of ihcir esperseti,c,e. I\lessrs. corrie ! and. CO. noty he consul4..l by patients, of I. either Sex, the gry , atvst secrecy and honour, at their . ! !house, "No. :07, Ilatton-garden. • • . L })4tien! s io . the Cotmlry, describing the Particulars of their 1. c ase, itg,', anoo ,otte of hying-, inclosio4 a a n niittae:l. for .Ad• vi .e and ...)fetilCilk.S. Titt - ±4Allle Wili.i.)e ;:.iVell or bUnt W il:2: ;,40 1 a t:x 1 ; , 1 - 4 , 1'.•.:. -:'.:(!. 1.. 1 7, fiatt,.in-i;ar4z.o., QIAPI,NCE-frAy.FPI;;IkIN . Y. PRUSSIA . : A foreikli Paper communicates the fillowing the new political or•garzization -of the kingdom o! Prusia cf It 'will ,consisi.of five Military Divisions, Prnvinees,: and 2& Districts. or Circles. A -G-,ue ra i in chi c t: co:nit - mud ach di visiOn; 'I. will be at ihe head of every' proVinCe a,Chief-rf-e -shMit, who will have the general inspection of the affairs of the proviu,e, of the,eivil arid meth-, police, of education, and. public Avorship ; there will also be a Tre'eldent of Regency of th.: district where, the -.capitals sitttatvd, and he will direct the other District Regencies of the: mu. vince. 4.. • 'fhe following- are : the , narues or, the di‘,l; ,- sions : 7 •Eastern Prns:3 districts of Konigsbere: (the capital), and Of(,)a!2nhinnen Weste'rnPro; , .. • sia distrieß 6f„Dabtzick (Hie ,capito): 11,iarienwerder : Grand. llogliy of. Vosen &Strict of Posen '(the capital), - , and Bromberg,: Duchy - of Silesia ; distriets.of k3reslan (the capital) , Reichenbach-,.and Oppein : Grand Da • vitrof Br'andenbairg; districts of Bcrlin . (the ca.. pita!), • Potsthini, and Frankfort Dually of Po incrania ; di•;tricts of .Stettin (the c aml Coess4n Duchy of Saxony ;- distriets: of Mag.. debtn 7 g• (the capital), MetAdmrg, and. Erfurt!: Duchy of Munster distritits of Mun4er (the ca.-. pit,ll), Bielefeld, and fianini : Dachy• the 'Lower Rhine ;. districts. of Cologne (tlic. ca hital) and Cobientz, : Duchy •of Cleves and,' Berg ; districts' of Dosseldmf ,(the capital) anti Cleves. Etch district contains from 4 to 500;000 in-' ba'hitantS. The,provhices have.l;.om 700,000 to 1,000,0-)0: Silesia alone-has' 2 ; 000,00, ." In the provincen where there. are Provincial States, these bodies are kept up, but are organiscrt in such a way that all classes • of citizetw are re presented by them. In:the provinces wherethere: are no states, they shall be created. These Pro,- vinciil Assemblies shall appoint the Deputies to.. the National Assembly.. 'nee: will also be an uniVersity• for caelt: province. ,Those of Konigsberg, Dantziek, Bres lau, Berlin,..Grifs‘valde for Pomertutia, anti for Saxony, are already organized. - Universities; arc expected to be established at Com",t,,, at Dusseldorf; and probably at Munster. latter Will be particularly destined for Catholics. A Po liSh university is to be established at Posen." WATERLOO SUBSCRIPTION. E(TRACT OF :L ETT E R FROM DUMFRIES, N.A. " gist Aug.. 181 z: " GEwri.LY:r,N,—Some weeks ago., the Magrk trates And Coiineil of this BoroughOlaving tAken into con'sideracion theTropricty of opening a Suh selipiior, foi• the Relief of th.e Widows a nd t atn i, lies the Killed, aml of thc Wounded, at the ever memorable Battle of Waterloo, I havC the happier ness to say, the proposition ryas agreed to with perfect unanimity, and most cordially supported and recomaicnded from the pulpit by the . Clergy men. of the two established churches: " Subscription Papers lia6ng. been prepared, Commissiopers were requested to go through their respective wards, .andsolicit personally every l'a7 milv and indivichnii, wini kieet. thought to fail ‘Yitbiti the scope. Of Snell Solicitations. Intim - ation of the intention, and of the day. when the . Collec tions. were to take place, having been made trom the Pulpits on the , SAbath'preceding,, with suit able cOlorfations, the measure has been attended with the most pleasing success. The auniunt the Subscription, , in this small town,• where h a ve few optilent„inliabiiants, is about Fire Hun dred am' Thilty;.two Potluck,. which I have now the pka4ure, 'in the iftnne . of ;the Atigistrat es an d• of remitting : 4o ,the Counit tee, by inv . • draft on Messrs. Coutls and. Co. "The Committee will see, that this business ha been gotie bit() here with Zeal and alacrity, an,V Stirelv never cause Was more deserving Were ' necessary; I cont . :lntention instances of mit pre cious reelilq;s in a variety of individuals, in poor and St rititelied circumstances. _I iv ill only furthei- Temark, that the same sentiments pervaded the breasts of ahitost all our little community:, ivis\ l o . lug you every success in your laudable and praise worthy endeavours, to relieve the distresses of the Widow and Fatherle s s, &c. &c. 1 have the honour to be, Gentlemen, Your most. obedient Servant, DAVID STAIG. " To the Committed for the Waterloo- :•4ullscriptioll, London.'' F aleiudi??arians must rejoice when thov know that Dr. CoorEtt and three Surgeons ut 39 years experience.in Strictures, Fistulas, and Debilitii.ts, have established a Medical. Board at Charlotte• house, Great Charlotte-street, opposite Rowland Hill's Chapel, Blackfriars'-road; where the public are cured without salivation or confinement. 'lle Institution claim:: the attention of those who have attempted to cure themselves, or who have con sulted illiterate men', whose improper treatment: has. ruined thousands. Eruptions on the head, face, and body, sore eyes, throat, mouth; and nose, noise in the cars,' glandular swellings in the neck, deafness, dimness of sight, strictures, pairi in the head and limbs, frequently !Distal:en tor rheumatism, - weakness in the knees, s welled oo dles, 8:e. are symptoms which appear years after, and Messrs. C u t c 't , ° et; E e ß n . l a b l i i t a t ecro tine ri c T ii t s r t in i t it r i ial state.— daily oyb by all ranks of people, from eleven till eight precisely, and we advice gratis, on Tnesclay,,Thur„ky, and Sunday mornings, till tsvelre o'clock.—A pri rate L,or round the cflrner, •