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1 I 773?4.1"."•'' • I ,?/ / co N. • --\, :;;,•• 7: . 7/ , •% `‘‘ • ii;rf' I, ~ A ";•-• :; ;fly, c .. . ~i:- ~,....,. s.:, ..-.:;. --z.,. • lik. •,,,„ ......,.:. ,-, • ~..... . 4 ,. ,: ~ , .... g: ~,,. . ~:. w: , t 44. -4-„t iimkri3R 64980.1 THURSDAY, JANUARY 19, 1815. [PRICE SIXPENCE-TrArFPENNY. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. _. 1 1 .418 PItESENT EVENING, Jan, 19, their Majesties' Servant 3 will verform the Tragedy of 4 .. • MACBETH. ,-t i _ ..qtebeth, Mr. Kean ; Lady Macbeth, Mrs. Bartley. Wo which will be added (22d time), an entirely New and St • . verb Pantomime called , THE VALLEY OF DIAMONDS ; •••• -' • Or, HARLEQUIN SINDBAD. The New Or, called The Valley of Diaronds, will be re o peated every Evening till further notice. T- morrow, All in the Wr on g- Lady Restless Miss al :rein (her first appearance in that ' Character),-0 9 W Character). — On Saturday, ;Ronieu and Juliet; on which Evening a Young Lady will pear, for th e f i rst time, in the CharaCter of Joliet.--On" 04 h' King Richard the Third. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN-. PRESENT EVENING, Jan. 10, will be performed the Tragedy of ISABELLA.; OR, THE FATAL MARRIAGE. BirOn, Mr. Young; Isabella, NlisS O'Neill. To w in . " will be added (for the 22d time) a New Grand _Pantomime, called H ARLEQUIN %V firm NGTON ; Or,. LORD MAVOR OF LONDON. M The New Pmitoinime of - Harlequin Whittis.zton, Lord of London, will be r e pe a t e d..every Everiiii4 till farther, notic e , tat ~T he Fore.st of. Bondy, or, the Dog of Mon John of Paris.-011 Saturday, The Gamester.-- ll Mottdav, Romeo and Juliet.--On TueSday, Artaxerxes; fifer which the N ew Pantomime will he play e d as a Se con d; ce; with The Portrait of Cervantes,—Ou IVednesday, Ye tieePreserv'd. TO N% EST INDIA PLANTERS. ENV and IMPOIITANT IMPROVEMENTSinPLA&TATION CONCERNS, which will eff e ct All ‘dallhease reduction of Expellee, preserve the Negroes,, and ' ally fhwinish their labour, may be seen, by Letters of Ap vointnieut, at the MAINUFTORY ofd:COLLINUE, Ma t‘' l4ll iNt. and Engineer~, Bridge-road, Where also 'Y b e seen, his PATENT , ANLETREES aud BOXES fur HEEL CARRIAGES, patronised by his Royal Highness th e Prince Regent, their Roor4l - High:le49.ot the Dukes of fork, Clarence, Kent and C'uilsetlaud, and upwards of „Nur Thousand Of th e P r i nc i pa l N ob ility and Gentry of the "llperial Euiire,•whose Carriages are , u p on th a t Construe tun. . : TO B.F. SOLD BYAUCVION,• taY LEIGH and SOTHEBY - , Bookkellers, at their House-, No. 145, Strand; opi,osite C4therine-street, ,To-naorrow, • Jan. 20, and- Three tullowing•Days- (Sunday excepted), at ' T w e 1 v e , P r l l - 114:. Entire and Vahnible - CRITICAL LI IMMIX of the late THOMAS HOWES, I. A.. It-c -tot of ThoradOn, Stllfolk, . and - ef 'Morning Thorp, Norfolk, Autber. of Critical -.Observations on Books, Ancieot and Modern. To be viewed, till the time .of sale, and Catalogues to be had, .price -6th at the place•of sale. ..., This Day wts,pliklished, THEO• lit 41v. pricr, —l. 13s, eid. i:i boards, RY 4`rel i 1 . (.IASSIFICATION Gf lIEAUTY ':: -I,l\ iltY, autl their Corn spind r,ce , i , . oftv, - _ . . . - -, exemp-liqed in cariatis ICWorks of Art' and : ' ''••• •I• .• - ,ld i;iatri wiiti four .en. 1,,,. ~ ..1,..: s, ..1. :t. ',.. -, ' :h-rolatts. . By :•iAt: . ~. . c: •• .. . - ti to :).4, &c. ~"' • - •IrLi. .4 , r4.11. Curbilill, 1815. London :pria;2- new Editicn 1. :ns Day was iniblisite4l,---- 11 , priCe Five S;tillingA, iliudrateri with Caus A • PRACTICAL, TR6ATISE. oil the PRE . - .1.:11L VENTION and CURE of the VENEREAL. DISEASE and its consecter,:,:es, as Strictures, Gleets, See. inelnding Practical Ob , ervations on Tabes Dorsalis, ;Silica! Dis charges, &c. . By T. 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But as many 'observe that the- N:tiolier is -15, • To Le 114 d al .0 at Dr Jaines:s, •4 1!•, c t,_. tf!, taet..f fralinCht•,ipsitie, iu • 14. ADMIRALTY•OFFICE, December 22, 1814. . _ IS Royal' Highness the PRINCE REGENT - 6 .- 41 - has been graciously pleased, in the name and on the behaff of his ,Majesty, and in pursuance of the powe r , rested in his Majesty, by an rket' pasSed in 'the pr?r,ent Ses sion of Parlbiu►e.nt,, to issue an Order in Council fur improv ing the system by which PENSIONS from the CHEST and ROYAL HOSPITAL at GREENWICH have hitherto been granted on account of Wounds, Hurts, Sickness, or Debility, and for extending to, the Petty and Non-Commissioned Of ficers and Met, even though not disabled, the benefit of Peu sions adequate to - theirlength of service s and to the rank they may have borne in his Alajesty's Navy. The Fleet wdlsee, by the Scale hereunto subjoined, that the ancient practice of 'Smart Money is continued, and that the Pensions hitherto granted from the Chest are also continued with some variations, beneficial to the t.Teneral interests of the Seamen and Marines :—that the Pensions heretofore granted from Greenwich Hospital to worn-out and disabled Seamen Upon nricertain principles, are now reduced to a fixed and more equitable system, in which the nature of the injuries re cetved, and the meritorious services of the different classes of . men respectively; hare been carefully considered and ade quately recompaised :—that a new and most important bene fit hat been eNtertded to the Service ; namely, that every man who may be ai.s.hargea after Fourteen Years faithful service, even though he Shonla not be disabled, has a right to claim a Pension, liberally'proportionea to the number of years he may Lave served,—add that after Twenty-one Years Service, every man, in Inidition to a. Pension of at least One Shilling per diem, may &Mafia his free discharge from the Navy. The Fleet will also observe the great reward and encoit ragement which the Scale affords to those valuable classes of men the Petty ',dud Noo.Conunissionea Officers, between yawn) and Pere nit of inferior ratings no difference hadlfeen hitherto 4.alb , :tint who will now receive a reward propor tioned to the length and the merit of their respeetire ser- vices. • Iu communicating this measure to the Fleet, the Lards. Cominissioners if the Admiralty cannot but express their cow viction that it will be attended with the most benficial effects, as well to the public service as to the individual interests o the Petty and Non-commissioned Officers, the Seamen and Royal Marines ;-.., , ,the duration of whose services and the amount of whoaelkward3, wilt be nu- longer uncertain and variable will know to what benefit he may be , entitled, and he4yill feel that nothing but misconduct on his oi,vn part can diprive him of an honourable provisiOn for his future life. By Command of their Lordships, J. W. CROKER. SCALE of PENSIONS for the SEAMEN of his MAJESTY's FLEET. and AOYAL NIARINES, and RULES _and RE GULATIOM for the Granting, Continuing, or Rescinding the same. I. Of Gratuities and Pensions to Men Wounded or Hurt. Every - Seaman. Landman, Hoy, or lloy.al Marine, wounded or twain his Alii..-f„st.;,e's Service, sto,ll receive ..- r situs of Meaty in the nature of Stuart Money as heretofore. Every Seaman, Landman, 119y,'or Royal Marine,diFharged from his Majesty's Service on account of Wounds 01' Hurts received therein, shall be entitled to receive a Pension.pro portioned to his Wounds or Hurts, pf not less than Sixpence per diem, and not More than One Shilling and Sixpence per diem. 11. . , Of Pensions to Men discharged for Sickness or Debility. Every able'SeaMatl discharged for Sickness or Debilit from his Majesty's Service, after having served seven years (or be fore he shall have served ;seven years,• if special mcum stances of his case shall vein td deserve .such indulgence), shall be entitled to. a Pension of not less than Five-pence per diem, nor inure than Ten-pence, according to the following • scale : .s. d. If incapable of contributing to earn a livelihood.... 0 10 If disabled, but capable of contributing something to wards his livelihood. 0 if disabled, but capable. of materially assisting himself - 0 G• It unfit for Service but able to earn a livelihood 9 5 If his length of service vseeeds 14 years,. but is . .le,ss. thaw 21, net less than ed. nor more than Is. Bd. per diemraccord lug to the following scale s. d. If incapableof contributing to earn a livelihood 1 3 If disabled, but capable of contributing somathing to wards his livelihood. 1 0 • It disabled, but capable of materially,assisting himself If unfit for soviet, but able to earn a livelihood.-- 0 • • Every Seaman, Landman, or Royal Marine, discharged for 'Wounds ariiints, and ertryahle Seaman discharged for S cit neSs or Debilty, whatever 'be the nature sir extent of ti.e In jury, after 91 years Serfice, a Pension of 18.6 d. per diem. All the foregoing Pensions may be granted for one year or more, or for Life, as the effect of the Wound or Hurt, or the Siclialessor_Debility may appear permanent or temporary. , .111. Of Pensions fur length of Service. Every able Seaman—who shall be discharged, not for Wounds, Hurts, Sicklier; or Debility, but on a reduction of the Fleet, who shall have faithfully served-14 years, and less than 21, shall receive a Pension of one Halfpenny per diem, for every year of such service.. Every Abl e Seaman who shall have completed 21 years Ser t ree, shall, even though trot disabled, be entitled to Isis free Dkeharge, - and a Pension of Is. per diem on the first subse qnent arrival o f th e Ship, i n w hi c h h e may be serving at a Pay- Port in Eagland. Every Able Seaman who, after having served 21 years, khan choose tocontione his Service, shall receive one: Halfpenny per diem for every year of such additional Service, and may claim his free Discharic., and his increased Pension, at the conclusion of each additional year, or the first subsequent ar .rivatid the Ship in Which he may he serving at a Pay-Port its England, provided, however, that the whole Pension shall never exceed Is. Gal. per diem. p„ Of Ordinary Seamen and Landmen. .• In all the scales of the. foregoing paragraphs, in which the Rates arc these to which an Able Seaman is entitled, the . Rates for Ordinary Seannai are to he four-fifths• of the Able Seaman's Rate, and ;Lose for Landmen are to he three-fifths Of an Able Seaman's Rate but no Seaman shall be pensioned . ai :\ide or pedinary, unless he shall have served one-third of his whole time of serrice in the higher rating; but all ser ' vice in the higher rating, if not sufficient to entitle - the In dividual to the higher Pension, is nevertheless to be allowed as Time of Service, fir the inferior Rating and Pension. After 'Twenty-one Years! Service, Ordinary Seamen and Lamb:len are also to he entitled to their Free Discharge, and to to addition to their Pension according to their Rating, for every additional Year for which they may choose to continue to the Service. • • ' • V. Of the Itoyal Marines. Privates of the Royal Mat ines shall be entitled as Landtnen, if their length of Service Nils short of Fourteen Years, and as Orilin.try Seamen .rhea it shall exceed that period. ikfter Tientv-otte Years Service they are also to be en titled to heir Fret: Di,,cbara.., ;nt to an addition to their Pension, at the. rate of an Ordinary Seaman for every addi tional year the way choose to continne in the Service. VI. Of boys. Buys, in rases of Sickness or Debility, shall be pensioned as LaudrilVn ; hot Bvs' time shall not he reckoned in com puting the Pension lor length of Service; and of Person: hrinight up from Itoys in his Majesty's Service, Man's Time shall commence from the age of Eighteen Years. - VII. Of Pension; 14, Petty amiNon-Cornmiqcioned (Mit e r s . • 'nat. the Petty iind Noil-cuumissiutied 0411 , :er, 4-awed :IN the margin - (Rope-maker, Ship's Corporal, Captain of Tops, Captain of After-guard, Captain of Masts, Corporal'of Ma rines,) shall receive, in addition to the Rates of ,Pension to which their Service, as Seamen, Landinen,• or Marin,:, would entitle them, One, Fat thing per Diem fur each Fear of their Servicii as such Petty or Non-commissioned Officer. That the•Pttv and Non-commissioned Officers • named in the inarjin (Clerk, Schoolmaster, •Armourer, Ma;ter at Arms, - Carpent e r' s M a t e , Caulker, • Quarter-Muster, Ilcat swain's Mate, Sail-maker, Gonne, 's Mate, Yeonif,,n of Powder Room, Ditto of Sheets, Coxswain, Quarter•:Master's Mate,, Captain of Forecastle, Scrjeant of Marines, j ,shail, he „en titled to One Halfpenny per Diem, in addition to the Rate of Pension to which their Services as , Seamen,. Landmen, 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 Watrabt Officers or Persons named in the margin, (Boatswain, Gunner, Carpenter, Purser, Master, Surgeon, Surgeon's Assistant, Master's Mate, Midshipman,) on account of Wounds Or Hurts received in hi 3 M;tjesty's Service, a Pension on the - Ordinary Estimate of the Navy, such Offic.n. or Person shall not be entitled to any Pension from Greenwich Hospital. IX. Of Discharged Men Ike-entering. • . If a Nan, atter being regularly discharged, shall re-enter his Majesty's Service, he shall be-entitled, in computing his ultimate Rate of Pension, Lathe - addition of his subsequent to his former Service. • - • X. Of the Forfeiture of Pensions. As all these Pension's are intended for the .encouragement and reward of good and faithful contact in the Seamen and Marines, all claim thereto maY be barred and f or f e it e d, Ist. By such Misconduct of the Individual as shall induce the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty to order the said Pensions to he' witlibtild or refused.. 2nd. By desertion or running from his Majesty's Service; and if any Deserter shall be retaken, or shall re-enter his MajestY's Service, int shall cinumence a new time from the dale of such subsequent .entry, and shall not be entitled to reckon any time preceding such desertion or running, except the IL. shall have been previously removed, by . order of the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty. 13rd• By Sentence of a Court-Martial. 4th. Pensioners who shall not, have been discharged as wholly incapable, or fur having served Twenty-tine Years or upwards, or whose - age shall not exceed Fifty Years, 'may, forfeit their Pensions, by neglect inz or omit:in , : to attend at such Port or Place, and at *such Time, as shall,in 'time - . of yar, or in prospect of a War; he appointed for the assem-: Wing of the Pensioners, by the Lords • Commissioners of - ths' Admiralty, or by neglecting or. reinsirni; to serve his Majesty_ in such manner as to the said Lords ttuninissioners may' seem proper, except when such neglect or onii,:siou t o ap pea ,, or such neglect or tefusiii to serve, shall be acearinted reasonablt'etsclase, to be admitted hy.the said LurdS Cotutois siontws. 1 • • Ail the foregoing Pensions shall be paid by Quarterly Pay ments, but uu tractional part of a Shining shall b e p4abit; any such Payment. N.-B. It is nut intended to wake any alteration in Pencinns already granted; except that Petty and Nnti .conlitti:siortvd Olin:erg - discharged since 30th ,\pril, 1814; play receiv.e th addith it'd Allowance to 'which they would now nud:r this lUsillation be entitled. IMPORTANT FAMILY '%INFER AIEDICINE. BY MS NIA.II,iTI' ROYAL LETrERS PATENT. DR.' SIBLY'S RE-ANI MATING SOLA TINCDTRE, prepared by C. W; S\FFELL, the only Person to whom, the tate. Dr. Silily give his p,irtiePh r e In structions in .preparing the True :%ledieine, ‘rhich ha, liveir prepared by him for the last tiftten yearn. extraordi nary virtues of the S.:lay:rim:titre alam3t exceed bac I aid to . cuavince - thr Public of its amaxin4- progress in Clirc. of va riofis Complaints, rionilivr of 1-ctters . . from Ve . rWl2,*l , ll 14 bay / . been cared of Isthmas, Dropsy, Consumptions,' Nei Contplaintsi Agues,' Convulsions, Violent tnsnr.lers the Stomach and Bowels, &c. may be seen at tLe Solar - bite Warehouse, ,N0.,•6, Albion-street, t..:1 doors the Stirrey-sidc of Blaehfriars-brill ,, e ; where Ile M e dici ne i s so ld, Wholesale ana Retail, in Bottres at 'is. is. rill, and 144- also by Barclay and Suits, Fleet-market ; Ward, Maori' ; Bre nand, 150, Itishopsgite Without :rut% Royal Exch.' it;.- Gate ; Sanger • Bacon?, thlprd-street ; ami hr Lion (lets in - the . Kiiigdonr. 'f o prevent imposition. " , C. W. Saifoll," On .the..outi.Lre .wrapper ;- ('ouory‘Venderi are therefore vecriestO to order I)r. Solar Fineture, prepared and signed .C. Satell, as he ca,tmt ainwer, for any other being Genuine.: , H UDSON's-: I - IUILE 1)11'!\E, or CUED_ PEPER's SPECIFIC, for the tiro..r•ilt of the• prvii.ired from a Iteccipt of the fa:miw llot.toist, Culpeper, and rvcononetoled by Des. tionter, s „- e „ tel ettiitteht Ph)siciatts. It is from experieuee-aline th 3a fide :plate idea- - can hp obtitiqed -of the saps, excellenee wif the Ilatile is. perhaps the greatest heautilier, as well as t!ir Most iiour ishing article lot the flair ever invented it M ~t hick "and long ; prevents it- falling ur turninekrey thickens the flair on Whiskers, Eye!irows, &e.; ,and re the head is actually bald, it vii I, almost uitliout "au execp 'ton, restore the growth; ant as a : proof th t this' quAlity peculiar to the tioile Div'ine, it ha , , in timineriiiiA cars, p m 0- duced this effect after rations other preparitlans'l(ad firs a •tried for a length of time uithoni succtss.---4ce n testimonies, and fin:thi-r is Di;:e r i a ti oo the Nature and Diseases' of the Flair, enctised with cacti Sold, by the appointment of the Proprietors, at their Agent's, ^o. 43, Gerrard st; \S.ilinsquarr, London and, by his further appointuient, by Ilessis. Gatiie and Pierce, 57, Bood.street ; ,• Davison and Non, 51, Fleet.-stree,t ; It i_rrr, 5, Cheapshle; Berry, 17, Greel-tevel ; anl Grange, 115, Oxf.rd-street ; aad by.iourt Verfunrers, dun dressers., add Medicine Venders, ill Town and Country. AU I lOV ' ,—As there is a C.intiterfeit kind, ohserVe the I:r -nuine is signed " Hudson and Co." on the lahel, in rev' ink, and the words " Hudson's Hnile li4r the th;r, Gerrard-street," is engraved on the Bottle, and -a Dis rta tion on the Hair encloseJ within the cover to 4.`tell SCROFULA OR KING'S EVIL. ,rRs. PEARSON, Alfred Place, Beaford. square, can prove by endenia'o!e testinviny that her Vlifir;TAllLli ExTRAcT and. pouuncE will totally cure and eradicate that dreadful disease, which has proved so baffling to the faculty. She has performed numerous cases ; where the disorder has al:waved in the shape of Tumour, Ulcer, Contraction of the Muscles, enlargement of the Joints,* and cariesuess of the flues, of which she can .produce many instances in her own neighbourhierd, where persons from the most desperate state have been restored to complete health and rigour. Her confidence in the medas of cure she adopts, and that she courts investigation, will appear hr the extra ,c subjoined, from - letters she write respectively to the Colle , tS of Physicians and Surgeons; and though these learned bottles did .not condescend to notice her address to them, as, perhaps, unworthy of their atten:ion. it will nut invalidate the efficacy of.lier medicine and application, and 'she thinks it would hare been a duty to grant her that investigation, which she so con lident ly courted, and in the failure of which she would hate been utterly disgraced, • Extract from the letter above alluded to :—"June 22, 1809. " I invite the learned Members of your College to put Me to the test by pointing Out some of the most inveterate cases of Scrofula within your knowledge, such in fact as may have been considered incurable. If I soceced iu the cure, your re port will dome justice : should I fail, yon will distliArge a duty to the commanityinatnuonneing the result. I ant aware of ray pfenimptitin in thus . inviting you to investigate the nustrnm of an obscure. indlvidual, but my appeal is tq y our PhiLnthrcpy. it is to a I,loilic ditty on public. principl es that 1 solicit your attention. Yonr reoart will either extend the blessill,ts of my dis....,very to G r b, correcting say ptesriit a dnricti to of its efficacy, prevent me from the cam mission of eat Ibuluteritional trawl, and guard the public deception.°