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i „Ae• , 0 ,0 tip !zeto Ire r 10: e' I A • haif-r at .jol e fors ~! J :Op t k„4 ,4 F . 4f7:711:,:: \ i-7., rA .. . A AL ' 6 • - . ;, , situpt • . 1 --, , -.- - 1 ?~illl, ~~ , ---~~ gib'\ - - - ... ~—...4 . „.. , 9? , . . : 4 , 6, 4 t . 6 .:: , ,,> N . t t .. r • ~. _ , 410 ' 092.] . • ~.. [. . . PRICE ,SIXPE/C-T-TTAT.FPENNY. G~a s/' zry • .; • r,ted' ot d. rco ro:•,,g` • • CLARKE'S LAW CATALOGUE. • • This Day was published, pricets. - • AN ABRIDGMBNT of CLARKE's BIB moTHEcA LEGEM ; comprising a Catalogue of such Law Books as are of general use, and of the best editions, including the Modern Publications ; intended as a Guide to the Purchasers of Legal Worts particularly to those residing at: a distance from the Metropolis. ,' London : Printed for W. Clarkeand Sons, Law BoOkselleti, Portugal-street, Lincoln's Inn. frr Libraries or Parcels of Law Books purchased. . , EAST-INDIA tiOUSE, May 3,18 M: • • THE _COURT eit- DIRECTORS - of:tli'e: . UNITS D COMPANY Of 11IIII.CIIA'Pjirg`ofENGLANto Trading-to the Fast Indies, , d4,,,Oreby , 7, ""1 That a GENERAL COURT of the said Corniry will kebel.d . at their House in I.eadeu6ll-streei; on AVEnt;IESDXY, the 3lst inst. at Elevett &Clock in the }:oreneun,.pir tbe'p 4 arpose of proceeding in th CONSID E RATION of: 010 REPORT fiont the commrrEtE appointed. to in;peet the COMPANY" s BYE-LAWS, laid beiOret he General Court On'iile 22d March, 1 al 5,, Altering and Repealing sundry-Bye-LaWs, and for con sidering and ordaining such other .Bye-Laws as to:the Court ttiay seem fit. The Consideration will be resumed at the . sth Chapter, on the subject:ot".Electidn. C..0*.7 1 11,4C: FOR C-4N1 7 .4.5. • ..• r , N.7vl / (Vice, May 2b; 4E PR.tII6IPAII OVPICERS SIOAFERS of I-11S .11.eitJ:ESTP:f N f flPY• do M. - 65y ' A r otcce,:'Thai on We'clussrlag, the 7.1'15• of June nr.rf,; at One-o'Clach, relay to 7:reat.with inch Perrone. • as may/ 4e...willing .o,contruct for takEng CANVAS from ha MAJESTY'S YARDS, at 1 ) :1' 1 1'FOttD and NirOOLWICH, and for iVASHING and ChEANIINIt r the saner, and rc , - .turnink it Lack into Store a(the iaidTiirds Whe'n washed and decoded:: • •• •t• • • • - ,D10 . t d 6 . 4. 111 00 . t 'ell. OS 4 , TV * r te). r e 1/111 °I , T.N U" Ptl P"l i ite j. / 3101' This . Day was published, in Sro. price ss. boards, INHE THEORY of PRESUMPTIVE PROOF;. or, An InquirP into the Nature of Circumstantial Evi, dence: including an Examination of the Evidence on the Trial of Captain Donnellan. London : Printed for W. Clarke and Sons, Law Booksellers, Portugal-street, Lincoln's lun. cio . . For's: of the Tender may lie seen at this pffee: Tendei7 will be received after One o'Clock, ox the day of ' Treaty,npr am) noticed, iiniess the Party or an (lent jOr hint otco"' • VO oLLJP JAMES COBB, Sceretary. attdnils. {11183';nto CON IRACTS FOR COALS AND CANDLES. • . ••. . Every Tender mist 'be•a , ccOmpanied by a Letter addressed to the Navy Boarri, and ;I:ined by two responsible Persons, rn caging to become bound with the Person tenderf.ng, in the SW. , n of 80001. for the dile pelforotance of the Contract. MERCANTILE LAW. This Day was published, in Quarto, price 11. los. boards, COMMERCIAL and NOTARIAL PRECg• DENTS and FORMS required in tha daily Transaction of Business, by Merchants, Planters, Traders, Notaries, Attornies, &c.; each set of Precedents, preceded- by a Sem= taary of the Law on the Subject; also the Practical Notarial Forms, Fees and Stamps; and the Acts of Parliament rela tire to Shipping and Maritinte Affairs; intended for the use of Merchants, their Clerks, and Agents, in Great Britain and the Colonies. COinniissary in Chief's Office, London, May 29, 1815. WANTED for the-BARRACKS in the under mentioned Counties in South Britain, for the Bar racks in Nort li Britain, arutin the Islands of Guernsey, Jersey, and Alderney, such quantities of COALS and CANDLES as may from Thne to Time be required by the respective Bar rack Master for the time being. The Deliveries to 'commence as soon after the 25th Jun 6 next, as the respective Barraek Masters shall require, and to, continue until the 24th of June following. Proposals fur supplying Coats, made separately fot 4 each county in South Britain, the whole of the Baii - acks in North Britain, and likewise for those in the Three Islands of Guern sey, Jersey, and Alderney, sealed Up and marked ." Tender fdr Coals," gi ll be received at this Office until Twelve o'Clock on Wednesday, the 14th of June;• the Parties ten dering observing, that in thOse Counties where 1/6th Sea and' Inland Coals are used, tho Proposal must particularly expresi the Price of each Pescriptiot! ! • _ . _ for ° er, VICrthILLING-OFFICE, May 19, 1815. - rir HE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING • NzIVY do hereby give Notice, Pkal orb Irednisday,the 7th June neat, they will be ready to receive -• Tenders in uniting (ealed up), and treat for the supply',, on Separate Cont;•acts of FRESH BEEF to his Majesty's Ships. and Vessels at the undermentioned places, vit. :—Guernsey and Jersey, Greenock, Hull, Newcastle and frinlitouth Swansea and tristol, foi• the space of Twelve Mon'ths froni the dates of the respective Contracts, the Conditions of whirls - may be seen at the Secretary's Ogee, at this .Office, or by. applying to the Postmasters at Guernsey and.Jerscy, and to the Collec s tors If the Castoins at Greenock, Hull, Newcastle, • StvanSeii awl EriStel•reSpectively. No iegaid bc'had to any Tender he which the Price shall not be 4Serted in words at length, or that shall not ,be delive;.qo the Board before One o'-Clack on the said Irednes- - • day, th . e_7th June ne.Vt ; nor unless the Person who makes the Tender, or some' PersoU - do his Behalf „alrends, to answer . . wh;4l.'callf;dr&r. , • . Each 7epaer swat also-Le geeompanied by a Letter'Signed ty two responsible Persons engaging. to I bound with the Party tendering, in the Penal Sum of 5001. for the due per formance of each of the Contracts. ' . - 4 )DI r e Jc , w r . , 1.101-"L7 JO' et, By JOSHUA MONTEFIORP., Attorney and Notary Public of the City of London. Second Edition, with considerable Alterations and Additions. i „r, It is unnecessary to make any remark.nomfthe inestimable value of such a Work as this to every Merchant and Notary% and it may he observed, that these Precedent; are tboie in common and.established usage in the City of London• • London : Printed for W. Clarke and Sons, Portugal-street, Lincoln's Inn; and Black, Parry, and Co. Leadenbalr-street. .11IF V ;$r eYe' le', e* This Day a•as published, in Royal BrO. price 16s: in boards, A N ANALYTICAL DIGESTED INDEX to CIL the NISI PRIUS REPORTS, with Notes and Re ferences. Proposals for supplying. Candles, sealed up; tit! Marked " - Tender for Candles," Will kte received until Twelve o'Clock on Friday, the 16th of June ; but. no Pi•opetsal, either for Coals or Candles, wilt benoticed, unlltss matte on or annexed to a printed Particular, died the prices inserted in words at. length.; nor unless a Letter.bc subjnined to such Proposal. from Two Persons of known property,. engaging to becothe Bound with the Party tendring in the Sum expressed in - they :for the doe performance of theContiact. If Tenders are sent by POst, the Ptistztge must be paid. •, Particulars of -the Contracts may he had oil application at this Office between the Hours of Eleven and Five ; to Deputy Colii3issary Gent-ral Young, Edinburgh ; Deputy,CoMmisary General Coope, Guernsey; and Deputy ammissaty General Wright, Jersey. . " ft d L 7, .0, ,10. j e e ; (20'" IIy , JAMES - NIANNING; Esq. of Lincoln'slnti: With References to Cases determined in a inure solemn Manner. London : Printed for W. Clarke and Sons, Law Booksellers, Portugal-street, Lincoln's Inn. This Day was published, price 9s. boards, This Day was published, price 9s. boards,- 0 .4 ois ,1 30 1., 11,;11 toi b r6 r ;,, xl e t is> . Prr h,/ a‘:?' ; ; 1 1; :007 I ,I R , 1 , 1) 10 . :1; j , il7 ;t1 or ). v ett .IC h / les' 91 9 ' „.• ' 10 4 ,`, r ; 8~ 0 d • qv; THEATRE ROtAL, DRURY-LANE..Y: - ' -- • trzlqi i'ItESENT- EVENING 1114.30, their '4'estiet'Sereants will perform the Teaged-of. iilt`.).°.nAlon •. ' THE REVENGE. - '-'-, •-, z.isgai •ICea a . 2 °' 1%1 .• Rae ; Don Carlos, Mr. Wallack , .. s' Leonora, Miss L. Kelly ; Isabella. Mrs. Brcretoit. . TQ Wht:Ch will be added, the'Farce of ' T ier • ME WEATHERCOCK. tit t of hi ill Fickle, Mr. Bannister .(beitig the last night but • • 3aPPearig on the Stage) ;• Variella,•Miss Kelly. t'STE I, 4 . . ..kNOVER-QUARE ROOMS. .. .. R JULIUS mETz, Principal Singer INcif.„l th Great Svnagogne, has the honour most' re , - ti e p l u'!, toe cquaint tire Nobility, Gentry, his Friends, and th,,,,Zue, that his BENEFIT CONCERT will take place a tat, pVe ROMI) 3 , en MO -ND 1Y June 12, tinder the in,ra- , I.lc ate of his Royal Highness \the DUKE of SL S - Sit-firoietade'r of the Band, M. WEIckisELL ; Conductor, . Nl' GE SMART. The names of Many eminent Vocal ass-,,titruittelital Performers, who have kindly offered their liih ne.e, will he speedily a'nnounce.d in the printed Bills, TiAtleiti. particulars. i. lii AF I '," C 's. Gil. each, may he had of Master Julius Metz, mi.!, "'"nrytreet Strand - also at •the Music Shops , of $7. 'l.lireliall and Ch mil 'N - Bond -street ; Preston s, 11,,'),:itpn'd Clementi PP e, e areaside ; and at Batts, Xcliange. rttna ;to:I.:ROW ON THE HILL. t , ii:.,iueeS, OLD or LET, with or without Pur i FAMILY FREEHOLD HOITS con- Z i d i-- .7„ ( l ) _'' tile Ground Floor, two Front Pa elours, a Kitchen,d C; _ S, 4 ' t t Parlour, Pantry, Scullery, and three arche ..IWrtil t i ,. ) 7, 111 '-' /"Irst Floor, a .large I - irawing Room, 2t bY 1, d t ;A:1) '"ed-rooms. Second .Floor contains lone Bed-rooms a Its.teo beessing-closets, also two large Atticks. . The House . ile t , i ,a."'", surd pleasantly situated, commanding- an exten- itbiller, ":"tn'yards Londo n on one side, and Windsor on the isns".(:;tilinshirie;rdi ng o:ii,siiiiiall iFto, wh•er-garden stcohntnhle, 14,ptt iiieths of taher"filialY Le‘o'rniTgi to reside at Harrow fur t titee... ‘ 12!in•of Children. To accommodate Purchasers, l itr, price may re ma i n, properly secured, 0n a i ,t: ,; ; I , " i s e t s (,)h.,aitildathe payment of any part of it will not Inc re-. ha t_ ! ul torsYea' Notice being given. —F or further: • ctluli trs, apply D. G ray, Esq. ' the Propri e t or , a t I , . . • 1 v ' MR. PON'S SPEECHES. , -,,t,wee k w ill be Pnblislied, in Six Volunles, HVO. 1-I.' SPEECHES of the Right tionpuTable ... '-t-LIttLF.S JAMES FON; in the House of Commons. • t"4lst6Z.toesl e i rlo r .:. n a iii n , Hurst, Rees, Ornie t •and Brown, ' ''----__ ames Ridgway, Piccadilly, • , • Is li i IT - 1 -- , --------- 7 - ------___________"_ , A Ar. al were published, in Bvo. priie 9s. in Board's, ..tn.LiIiCAL anti SURGICAL REMARKS'. in tft,,t s.f'dtli4g Description of a simple and effectiveMe; ft °l4 ti !•;al"i"g POLYPI from the UTERUS, TONSIL S ‘liQer t i :t% l-0 1 6 11 ,i t e t 9A:r; 4 . C. tlzc. Likewls!Obseteations on the ' r ola oh,i_ ''. ? ft' o.oentnz the Bladdr, d And k 4,scr., I:llLtintiLlti the Urethra and,Prostrate Obi" • _ lug that in retention of Urine„ p.!iiiii era niore safe and effectual Method of perform °Per4tictat illustrated by Cases. ken li i r/3Y EIIWARn crIAINrER,. . ler oft,ae..uyal cojt,,_ of 2 •' •1 and Sergeon to the " . nispen,,,:", ,lrge.otts, • Prim ed f . -. ".rY at Birmingham- or Lou„..ttin „ • - ~.,, • And Brown, Pa.- lertioster-Rnie, '' ' 'l'lls% Rees,,,- ant e, itly,4 • ;• . .0- - -}.43 15 ' lif . ,3 ,- . ~ 14•:"`• • . 1(. 42fi • VVATINING and ItEPEA'CING WATCHES, tile, ntan itfactlired by BERROLLAS, Inve , ntor ., and Pa the.:'l 19'1, S trand; a Private Door opposite St. Clement's of al-,c,4•••-This highly useful Invention is to remind the weal-Fr tt a , ,;> """niter of appointments he may hate to attend to in iii,,-,lete of the (ker, and to awake him in the mornin t g, is ilitt' ea. I trY one of .the most convenient and usefill objects '-•1 itedesired; as a Wariiing and Repeating-, Ikateh, its loti),s,'.°;.,losi and will he found to combine every desired tikt, t• Ihe cnnstritetion Of this Alarm is of so simple a si,i ore 4 s n.ot ill the least to injure or prevent its well going kit PerformAnee ; and even allowing the wearer no upp.oetu 1' for mismanagemen.t. il,ll-1,„ .•• I',-;7T...v,r TTES,T, Clivrnist, INVENTOR of the CATES .Ii4- 0'1" MDICINES, No. 9, Great Surrey-street, Foot .11Ilachfiiars Bridge, I.ItAXINQ resided there for. the last Twetity ith6„„.nt;•' Years, Burin" which time Uptyards of Three Ainc-„-Twi Patient's har e been restored to perfect health' by eenitl!g after tlley have been admitted into the London trospit ic`vli.ert afflicted with the following complaints, and after tlitnc,ll4l.q tltere a reasonable time, were then returned i f i rom e Ikov„,iZlbout being .reliered, the truth. of which ca pba tient;',,rlhe books of titeisaid I•lospitals, or trip, the . g r eat Loetiis,..lYe, two-thirds of which reside in London , i'l eteso l'aa °I• thent have been advertised in the London 'Ve,tel'ers., and London Magazines for the last Twenty Iltest •, c'allsetluently if not correct, they would hare been tie! ''t'Y stigtuati;ed by those respeclahle • Medical Gen i thr t .,„ '' :'• tn'tt atieud these charitable Institutions, as they had zt wa tt ' ditty It a'l'e:l47"T inthtrements for it. In-the first place because s which they owed to the politic; secondly . , it - t% *,44 s...'.eY awed to themselves; and reader':(ilt: heel! so gratified in of it, as to ( i nn. thiedy,. their pri de litler,d „._'-xPosure ir resistible. Yet surely, when it is . tit arly.'.:', l at event r es . I we m e di c o man most knots that . re sort I :s ' o n en c i l i. is r ' e ' ai tt , e e:r c d h ir c . : i t r i v i e: z r i i i es - I .. e i s n r a air l made in the sun h e n a n l e i np ,f art, te ni l . i . a ..n r in c ., I ' Nor lia-,l''' aneeess3of the Gnestonian Medicines,. t.bt.,11, , n',..at,s, amir;:sgs forth a pr.;;Likat, Chemist for the last filt)-e. iti_ . t .. f. f i n e it t to the ha aing 0ir,,,,t "IL lAgt ten vent's' an Adrer 1-- Newspapers, ,!tilicli is i'd,,,,'‘.i,'aY. be seen in several L0nd . r ,..e.... or tiro b ier' epth , s ' Itiirressed Oa hit windows i . l Judi, •••medieal .._ i did'th LI tfilt ~..,,__.' wey which ruts may read," - lil y ex ro I. to t (l : l T i tti .. rime may iit an.y.:ttiiemnets, -e"x"ip'.7.roit-nc't.., relief ;e 4l %tita n oi : 'ts -or sa,d Poc'v r' . -- , ', e d hi a reacon ti.ti U nit . t ._ ."-• hour, and, in general arc c ur ed see those I,a, 'ls iin,,'. f° hour, of such cures,.. __s_ieltil.l_istr). ' cases have been long since published,--1 i Arl Y I ) ° , I) V AS' ADOVri ALLUDED To. lie f' 4(,' ti.tilf`'tZtivt'sisii'lent,Tet? e a til le ' i n ccT walking k b h y jg I t s h n e m i ;:ni i t ' .. l ,• ° e n r Hospitals iileat . x - l e 1, 1,4 1 PlO study' tire h r l e ppi i i i ie l s i s e of mankind, by not only 'i_s ock•Z'''ltly freeing 1.4 ' isin 'l n the most agollositisen"tt, ii ii• th.l,, fruit] the following Complaints ! • t b i I, ' lt e ' wi e th them ki,'°i:el'ati,,' 4 rth","n?ble ii'''e' inlY"fb). - r'' '' '" :: returned tin,. . tni, wit ted as tlilder, w""'" have ''''`n said-Hosp i tals, 3 h ll:let:l.4We from one or more of the :!id-1-10Z.‘'',1,,,: kiclNFT.,'iliat file saltiiiiry eilicacv of the (WES' °Nl_,‘,'„,,icAnt, arid ~x t' ' is such as to secure t,; elirel a speedy, permanent, ti t e e'lsice practice, them.. Chymical Prelta,-at").T in th.,ll4ei-teeltv the sliee Is •ittiv other Chyrnical i‘reilicines .. _ sor Ily the-g;t110.11.' - • • 1- ICAP T tlt.s irrial h.lienniatisieN preeeeditiz front taking . ' a nd li4 v ' - . AT ' CASES AS ATIOVE. AT , l , Upr sii T r ? ,u . r - v . to l 's--4.4r4 " -- i l iii , )' , - , :• c ' ,',l, ',Ldies, anti al, oi seri . i _ t f ! I-lead -aches .i;i ',(1,',1•"),. - it '' ' >4.reous, Asthroatv.,-, and I"` Vtiv e tt:- •, d r -!‘',,‘;',,-."1--,::, - ..,.1ii,,,,, or seropli talons en (``,rKtiti,•l i . 4f' .S:" 'Ss.. " "11 V ' '‘' -, ,- .. - ' ► t . int-Rheumatic ''')l.---',*• '1- -1"4-'1-`''''''—(4"q-L-''''''''''' ',.. frOut repeated ),4t4tx,s.-• otre.etiees Or Weakness priieeedtir ; _ c. A li - ,'," . of the G , . itit---- Old•sprains--Brins e . ill k i %'• in one hour if ittl,.,. c ,. .''.'tt in i•,, : i let ed me above, may --"" t relieved, n o s tt ,, : I , l ' ht enred, for if at that time they Luc- no .. be ~.,_,_, by 11 . (.; be Ist expected from them; nor will they • soul •to "`Melt I)4ticiits. nine to twelve e,e,''4.,:,bve'd',',"lY time for attendance here is fr0p...1-ac,,_- 4 .01 , ,,,,, ~ Y' !"eept s.iri(l4s-.. But in. cases Ul i it _i.sl_e:rrvan_. 4, 4% ' `t.t4l 1.41,•acht., lilieianitv indoces hini to e . 11 zihe steel.r u , 4 ".'"k Va.ticisc, lit I , ii,e, 1...); , c1 v l )› six days nit AN INTRODUCTION to the SCIENCE of the LAW; shewir)g the Advantages of a Law Educa tion, grounded on the Learning of Lord Coke's Com►nenta ries upon Littleton's Tenures, or, as they a►c called by way-of distinction, ''The Institute," with a view either to the Bar, the Senate, or the Duties of Magistracy. Hv FREDERICK RETSO, Esq. • - Of Lincoln's Inn, Barrister at taw. . London: Printed for IV.' Clarke and Sans, Law Bookseller', Portugal-street, Linealn's Inn. • ' APPEAL CASES. This bay was published; in Royal svo. Vol. 111. price 21. 7s. boards, (To he continued,) REPORTS of CASES . upon APPEALS and WRITS,of ERROR, in the HOUSE of LORDS, during the First Session of the Fifth Parliament of the United King. dom, 1813. BY . P. DOW, Esq. of Lincoln's Inn, Barrister at Law. 0 ,,,* The importance to the Profession of having regular Reports of the Cases decided iW the last. resort, must be so obvious, and the desideratum which exists in this respect so well known, that it might appear unnecessary to say ally thin, , by,way of notice, were it not for this peculiarity attending the present Publication ,—that it forms, perhaps, the first instance, as far as concerns the decisions of the House of herds, in which a detailed view has been attempted to be given of the judicial Speeches or OL , servations explaining the grounds and principles upon which these decisions rest. London : Printed for W. Clarke and Sons, •Portugal-street, Lincoln's Inn, and R. Baldwin, Paternoster-row; sold by W. Blackwood, Edinburgh, and C. P. Archer, Dublin. This Day were published, In ItoYal Bvo. price 6s. Vol. I. Part 11. (To be continued) ; 11 . EPORTS of CASES Argued 'and Dettn mined in the COURT of EXCHEQUER, Michaeltnait term and the Sittings after, and Hilary Term, 55 Gco. By GEORGE PRICE, Esq. Of the Middle Temple, Barrister at Law. London : Printed for W. Clatke and Sow, Law-booksellers, Portugal -street, This Day was published, In One Voitime, Quarto, handsomely printed by Buliner, on Superfine Royal Paper, price in boards, 51. ss. dedicated by permission to his Royal Highness the Prince Regent, AN ACCOUNT of a VOYAGE to ABYS SINIA, and TRAVELS in the INTERIOR of that COUNTRY, executed under the Orders of the British 'Go vernment, in the Years 1809 and 1810; in which,will be in cluded an" Account of the Portuguese Settlements on the Eastern °oast of Africa, visited in the course of the Voy,.ge ; a concise Summary of late Occurrences in Arabia Felix; and some Particulars respecting the Aboriginal Africa:4 Tribes, extending [rum Nlorambique to the Borders of Egypt, toge ther with Vocabularies - of their respective Languages. By HENRY SALT, F.sq. F.R.S. &c. Printed for F. C. and J. Rivington, No. 62, st. Paul's Churchyard. N.B. This Work is ill`isUtrated with a large Sheet nap of Abyssinia, and several Charts laid down from original Sur veys and Observations by the Author, together With . thirty Engravings and. Etchings, executed by Charles Heath, Esq. from Drawings taken ob the spot.,---A few Copies are printed on Imperial Paper, with first Impressions of the Plates, price, in boards, 81. Bs. This Day was published, In One Volurno of near 500 pages, Royal aro. price 11. 14s. iit boards. 10' IBLIOTHECA ANGLO-POETICA ; or a at Descriptive Catalogue of a Rare and Rich Collection of Early English Poetry : In the possession of Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown. Illustrated by occasional Extracts arid Remarks, Critical and Biographical. This Work is beautifully printed, and has eighteen Por t rails, a Title-vignette, twenty-four• capital Letters, and an o utline Fac-simile, the whole of which have been finely en graved on wood. Fifty Copies, printed upon an Imperial or large paper, have been long bespoken, as well as nearly three hundred of the Royal (which is limited to the number of four hundred arid fifty), it is therefore requested that such Gentle men as are desirout of possessing copies, will be early in their application. 'Published by the Proprietors of the Collection, Paternoster row. • ;r e Should this Collection not be sold entire, on or before Saturday the 17th June, the sale of single articles *ill com mence on Monday the 19th at twelve o'clock. • ' As it is known that there are several Gentlemen desirous of possessing the same articles, it is proposed that the Purchaser shall be determined by lot, the Proprietors being desirous. of giving emery one an equal chance. The favour of the perso nal attendance of Gentlemen at the time of ballot is particu larly requested. Such orders Only as are received on or before the 17th of June wilt hare the advantage of the ballot. cOUNIJES. Becks, Chester,Cornwall (including Scilly), Cumberland, D e von, Dorset; Durban - 1, Essex, Gloucester, Hants, Hunts, Isle of Wight, lsle of Man, Kent, Lancaster, Middleiex, Norfolk, Northampton, Nottingbam,Somerset,Snlrolk, Sur rey, Susie*, Warwick, Wilts, York, North Britain, Islands of Guernsey, Jersey, and Alderney. LOTTERY OFFICE, SOMERSET-PLACE, May 215, 1815. PAYMENT OF PRIZES OF:THE FOURTH 'LOTTERY, 1814: THE COMMISSIONERS appointed for ma naging the LOTTERIES do hereby give Notice, That NUMBERS of TICKETS and SHARES. in all ptee,ding LOTTERIES may be examined at Office .every day, be tween the hours of Ten and Three, with their Registers of Benefits and Blanks. And the COMMISSIONERS appointed' for that purpose will take in the BENEFIT TICKETS of the FOURTH LOT TERY, 1514, on Tuesday, the 6th day of June next, between the hours of Ten and One &Clock, when the Tickets num bered from No.l to No. 2500 inclusive, will he entered at one Seat ; and the Tickets numbered from No. 2501 to No. 5000 inclusive, at another Seat; .and the Persons possessed thereof arc to bring with their Tickets separate Lists for each Seat, formed i❑ numerical order, with the Name§ and Additions of the Persons stated therein, which are to be inserted in the Certificates, as the Proprietors of the Tickets, and the value thereof. . • • And , the COMMISSIONERS also give Notice, ;that .Certificates .for the value ofthe said Tickets .will be de livered 'out on Friday, the 9th day of June next, after which the said Commissioners' will take in and enter Tickets on. Friday, the esd, and daiver out Certificates on Monday, the 26th days of June next. • The COMMISSIONERS also, give •Notfce, that Dupli cates of [the Lists bronlit to this Office, with the 'rickets at the timerof entry; must be produced .when the Certificates are applied for; and that -Tickets brought to this °lnce, whose Checks are timl or destroyed,' will not be entered -for Payment, without - a-Bond being first given to indemnify the said Commissioners for granting Certificates for the same. The Prizes of the Third I.ottery x 1814 . , haveheen ad vertised to he taken in on the sth of June next. SCORBUTIC AN!) VENEREAL COMPLAINTS, THE Reputation of Dr-FREEMAN's GUTTA SALUTARES has been .firmly established by forty years experience of its beneficial effects in Scorbutic: and Venereal Complaints,. For Scrofula, Morbid Injuries of the Glands, the Lymph, the Blood, or the general Constitution, occa sioned by acrimonious Matter retained in the habit, or intro &lced by certain indiscretions, intemperance, or injudicious use of Mercury, this Medicine will he - found thc: most effica cious, and at the same time the safest that can he resorted to; and is no less excellent in Diseases of the - Kidneys and Bladder,Oilt ructions in the Urinary Passages, and Ltt It requires no restraint of Diet, Confinement, or hinderance to Business. Sold at Mr. Butler's, Cheapside, London, rind ►cost Medicine Venders in every Town, in Bottle's, at :Is. 9d. 4s.gd. and 225. each. . JUNIPEtt ESSENCE of PEPPERMINT, by HEATH. THIS ESSENCE is. a safe, effectual, and plea sant Remedy in Flatulencies, Gouty and Cholicy Pains in the Stomach and Bowels, Indigestion, Hysterics, Sea-sick ness, Nausea attendant on Pregnancy, Relaxation and Lassi tude arising from Atmospheric He - it, Want of Appetite, In juries from Inclement Weather, the abuse of spirituous Li quors, and in the Spasmoaic Affection of the Stomach and Bowels, so common to infants,—adapting the (lose to the ur gency of the case. As a Family- Medicine, or for the Army or Navy, it will be found a valuable acquisition. JUNIPER. ESSENCE of PEPPERMINT is so well known as a valuable Family Medicine, that the principal object of this Advertisement is to guard purchasers. against the numer ous Counterfeits which are prepared by Druggists, Stp. espe= cially if the order is for Exportation. The only Caution J.P. HEALIiI CKII give, is, to see that a. P.HEATH, Nottingham, is clgrared on the Government stamp. Sold, Wholesale and Retail, by Edwards, N 0.66, St. Paurs.Chutch-yard, in but this 2s. gd. and Is. lid. . AN ACCOUN T of the - NAMES, 'TRADES, and DESCRIPTION, • of .the .several PERSONS who have applied to be discharged under the Acts of Parliament 'of the 53d and 54th Years (of- his present Majesty's Reign, 4, for the Relief of Insolvent Debtors in England;" with the• AMount of the Debts Tor which . they were Airested ; and also the . whole Suns due anitowing by them respectively:—dis tinguishing such of the said DEBTORS as lia - ve been Re manded, and .afterwards Discharged, and .those who bare been finally Psemanded. Ordered by the House of Commons to be printed, 41'st February, 1315: To which is added, ars INDEX of the Nathes, alphabetically arranged. London : Printed for'Gaie and'Perfricr;Paternostei-rirw. MATRIMONY. MARRIAGE should be the foundation of social happiness, whiCh is often disterbed, through the parties that form the vniurvuot taking those precaptions which would secure tlNin the enjoyment all - rat greaCdo mestie blessing. People of every rank pay lidoration to the shrine of .wedlock ; but where the constitution has , been tainted by diseniie, or debilitated by a certain habit contracted at an early age, a renovation of stability previous to entering that state is indispensibly requisite to revive the slumbering sparks of life, and to re-animate the system. For no dis orders have contributed more essentially to destroy Hymeneal happines than those which are the consequence of ungnaided pleasure. It was this consideration which induced Messrs. CURRIE and CO.for these last Thirty years, to direct their studies and attention exclusively to the treatment and cure of the. Venereal Disease, and the disorders arising therefrom; as also to that derangement of the system; produced by the destructive habit of the inconsiderate school-boy, which brings on those distressing DEBILITIF.S and DEFICIEN CIES thal prevent or embitter the Matrimonial state. The successful result of their plan, gives them additional ardour to oppose the ravages of these complaints, which are the most important in the catalogue of human infirmities. It behoves every person who has indulged in this solitary vice to seek re lief by consulting Professional Men of eminence and honour, to which Messrs. CURRIE and Co. claim the sanction of scholastic authority, as well as , the testimony of uncontra dicted facts. In professing the cure of these complaints, .they hold Out no inducement to vice; but, sensible, as all men must be of the existence of such ; calamities, "they offer their assistance as regularly educated Members of the Royal Colleges of Surgeons of London and Edinburgh. Slight and recent cases of Syphilitic infection are radi cally cured .in the sh,ort space of two days. Those of the mast obstinate duration, such as obstructions, inve terate strictures, pains of the bones, gleets, &c. are per manently and speedily cured. Several Noblemen and Gen tle Men of the first respectability have been under the care of Messrs. Currie and Co. for the removal of complaints of the Urethra, Strictures, &c.; and having received a radical and permanent cure, request that references may be made to them as satisfactory evidences of the decided superiority of Messrs. Currie and Co.'s pian.of treatment. Many of these ' Gentlemen had strictures from ten to twenty years, and were under the Care of Messrs. Home, Heaviside, and other Sur geons of equal ethinence, who attempted their cure by the • application of the lunar caustic, without success. Messrs. Currie and Co. have selected the following Jetter froth the - many they are daily rcceivipg from Gentlemen, returning them thanks for their restoration to sound • and vigorous health. It was sent to them .unsolicited, from the son of a Noble Earl, who had laboured under this distressing and painful malady for ten years :.he had been under the care of several Surgeons of professional eminence, none of whom afforded him permanent relief; but from the superior me thod of treatment adopted and pursued by Messrs. Currie and Co. he received a radical cure in the short space of one mouth. " May 28, 1810. " To Dr.CURB.IE, 107, Hattori-garden. " Lord --- feels great pleasure in communicating to Dr. Currie the perfect re-establishment of his health, in eon= sequence of his mild and 'admirable treatment•of. Strictures in the Urethra.. He may add, that he has not fur many years enjoyed so much comfort and freedom from -pain ; and h e enterthitis no doubt of his having obtained, through his skill and attention, a perfect and radical cure of that horrid com plaint. As he was not a stranger to the manner that others treated the complaint, he has it in his power, from a fair trial and .a just comparison, to pay that tribute of applause to Dr. Currie which he sensibly feels, and shall- ever, be most - ready and willing to acknowledge." By an early application to Messrs. Currie aid o. the pa tient will escape the pain, danger, and expence of a long and tedious attendance upon less experienced practitioners. • MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been disappointed in their expectations of a family, may be assured that in most in stances such defects are curable by medical skill ; and although the removal of such impediments be an object of doubt and uncertainty with others, yet the cure of such defects, by the gradual progress of renovation, is the acquirement of their experience. Messrs. Currie and Co. may be consulted by patients of either Sex, with the greatest secrecy and honour, at their house,,No..: 07, Hatton-garden. Patients in the Country, describing the particulars of their ease, age, and mode of living, incloSing a remittance for Ad vice and Medici Des, the same will be given or sent to any part of the Kingdom. Ne. 1 07, 11 at t en-gar den.