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9,1 b fi /2 2 " - /4; .... , 7 -1 1 . .., , . , ry Iv 111 1 4 _La J .., • .. .. •.'.4,,k J„ .0,...„ ...,.... )1T':114- . 'Ats#•'' , '—•;" 2 t t , t ?* - ,e(6-4 : c2;: 4_84- •Tn t •i4 - Ibh - -tr ALFT grh i l!k [PRICE S.XP 'zq SATURDAY, JULY 8, 1815. - . • • ..._________,,_• titiNlttil 1113.1 , , ipll,E ANNUAL ELECTION at St. MARY's ‘, 4R ,k.!OLLEGE, 'WINCHESTER, NEXT Witt plac f e theller. fir t . l•' o n WEDNESDAY,under the patronage f Bite lt?' RIVERS, Bart. and the Gentiernen , o " the Ci•ose 4,,rtj.,Tiel City ; there will be a Grand Vocat Concert at St. . 1 . 1 s warm, which will be repeated at th e same place on .cit't(ll4:s.E,ve,ig, by the desire of the Gentleman Superannuates sAdiege. •s--._ .• -t c 0 ND:H AN D PIANO-FORTES.--By Th re lIROUThoOD, TomKIsSON, C"MENTI' ir: d er e Nuare and one Grand, all complete au , : ill g°°- !r -lein'etri under Twenty Guineas each.—Alsoda'lls,v•els7l,k6,nefrLoratt tilt, It 1411u-I''otte, as good as new: two 38 Gni eks ‘,4141s well in tune ; shop price CU Guineas, for kr t4' ",al)atemtnt ; Packing Case, three Guineas.—flay be 41 No. 3, Lelcester Plac. _ )SIVEWitiGfiT with pleanre'regneSts his .I;..ll.,yl'.':i'nde (tile Public) attention to the Glt.-.IND Fri,. to be ilrawti 14111 lust!..,, and till magnitude ai theii:- tc• •- 4. l l ivre i n o f 4 0 • , -, - 0001 and 12,000 Gui -4' tu {,... .' • U"G°l*, 3'),u"l" " 4 ' " is so ar- IN,„ , , eau' in Go l, l as soon as dr:ivn, and which ti 4 ti :}Sere ul;iy' be Prizes of 45.,2501., r 5,52501., a"( 1 N il! g, . . ppy .to call to : ~., i r 1 ecolh.ction , , that the ' l4 Irtt,*"' 1 " 7 .! cf 40,0C.01. No. •..• 7 and the first 0u,7 (ilk: , 4 th" hrst ;•::-h4n Prize of 1 ,- •..0 Guineas, were sold and lia‘„.,"'..','L Ills Old Offices, r 7 Ctinibill; li, fIolborn; 38, 414'1; and 1.1!, Oxford--,trcet. Ca - '. t 4. , Pr°' very r,,,i,able anal Improveable VREEIIOLD t A AN01.2. and' ESTATE, 'WILTS. De SOLD b y - PRWATECONTRACT, the tlf),t, l A.N,,lt and EsTATE of IiEALE ; consisting ofa htlit.:„'itioy built Brick and Stone Mansion, with Domestic - Drio V-'ust•eli- 'Kru e , two Six -stall Stables, and other appro 1 / 4 , 1 '1 ' 1 intr_i",lll.!ees; I.aw t , . ( 'irCleris ' and Fish Ponds.-- - 1 1 ,s0) -sr: .tt -,-,k-;SE, whir al'i.•roirers'Cottages, Ilarris,.Stabies' t Nr., . aml either Etiiidir;-s, and studry Closes anti Par t,•i rich Water 1.,1ea,f0w., PastUre„-irable, and Down l ` ,. the whole containing - 15 A. ,:, R. i S.P. ei,,,, t . , 41 e il situate about four miles * from the City - of New Sa ' a delightful V ti • itnd fauf-am the: .. P • ' r 1 Al.ne liur V, in tytehtt'uit.i.e Rive; Avo n._7-'l7 . e n l , :sra' 1 c• ;; butin . de, i t 0 , 11 the, East tilt! Sliver 4.7e„;kvon, celebrated for hoe :'rout anr . t Ono. Fis . h ! etio,,ti,s,,',,e.st by t 11.,, Wiltshire Downs, tit.. Lee, s tocked with Game. in a hue Spnrlrti krt r . . the 'lviiillit, will send a person to trew the Pro- Ill 4 y e ' 4 nd for furthru• p. articulars, and t, treat for the Pur .,__ ' 4PPIY toAlessrs. chic and Attwood, Salisbury. t.,- ----- V 1;'41 ikV Xi ' i, ~,; ‘.` 0-• 1 . Holborn .Bars, has a great sr!',AN't-'IY of T.lcKE'i's isni sHARt;..s onr Sale 'for the IL'4Y-i4 i 1 P0 ( !. (1 ,• 1 ' 1) E. IA , !' 1'...:11Y of 15, :):) , 0 'Pi...acts,. to . begin .0 i'i . i ".4e 191. " of l'• - i ', MCY,:II-1 'I he Schein, t..0nt.0 s. IL , ) r , , s zts of ` 10 , , ;t: , --- • .. : .0,0001, & • &c. B ' c ' - (;;;Lic y'iz , • , , ~ .,z. , , 7: .),;(,) ;;-I.' Zi: AS, t. be PAID in lit,,:,"r' o,:nrn•: \:- ~ • v deduction. dli., s ''''Y theref,, ~ l ien, is hi s Fri e nds to pur stAtt,'''' of the ~hrw-e t,•• . a's at Iris truly successful Of t'iz: 4 ,:, 1 ' 1-1011):•,rti th.rs -" t l- r;Cnrtter Howse, where several .irriq: ''' ' 2 Q,Onr rt., 5 Pcol' ' 1 .0001., •' 5001., &c. &c. have been 1' ,. . p" S ed in ti.e l•ts" ' t 1•;i liten Months. th t 4 : b ' c,' v s : ( 4 )th ' 1 .":: : wiili. ini.l pa ' rtieulars, may be had gratis at 1 . 1,. / IiZES-the First D ay in the GRAND GOLDEN 1.,0 T- 161. c• Inch begins Dra.-4ing istit of THIS MONTH t(4I.AIIDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. Con kit . traciors for tliv Pres.-1... Uri' i'ERY, respectfully sn!.l-- i,4 4 " , l 4 Public the. t0110 , .'. a t ; ( ' L A' SCREME, wbtch, WI 15,000 Ticitets, cont;.:its Prizes it ...,..14e06,102t50c.,0-8 00:...i 0 000 i1i....t10N F AS, .' . ' Irllicll will be paid , i. -1)I,T) without :)eduCtion. AS UNDER li. .„„ of ........ /.. 40 ,0•:•••• • •• - • . is ,• . L.40,00U 50,000 A, "•• • • • ........ 30000 .... 20,000 1 ."•• • • . ......... 20 , 000 .... Al •'. .. *, .. •• • • ... 5,250 in G, , ' .. 5 ,,, , , ‘. ( 2 ( 5 ) ( 0 / 4,: 4'......... 2'"°. ....... •''... 1 - 3,150 •:• .• .......... 1,',i50 ill l ' ' old •• • • ...... 5,000 4 7' .... ........ .. 1,000... ......... .... . 2,100 1(1 :• •• • : ........... 7 125 ''. i ;obi 'll •••••••••.., ..... . 210 '1 • .old , .. , \I ..i•toll 3 ,042 o th er Prize • of lesser Value. 2,100 ar -144:,• "4' " i 1 / 1 •••?. , •i . ; the above splendid Prizes rs . . One • ct:.eifrthe l.,,,rtiiint, is presented to the Public. of 0b t4iliin.'itl?PF 'It'•0001. anil Sum :driller ( : ;hance a its also ~..::: Minim) to that Stun 5,000 Guineas in G G a o t id , ... I'le.it!..L.9ties with full particulars may be had i ,' 1 ", :''' l' a "(t 'SE-I,IIMS are now on .Sole at RICE . II . A „. R ,, D; - ‘t-kss ~,,I'I)I.ECIt., and U.•'s Offices, Cartihill and Ch. 1 e• ' - " 4. e all Ilusilesl in the Public Ftinds is transacted. 'll- irTO FANIILIES. . • 491 , 11 r kith„ SS PATENT DOMESTIC I:filn,..t f Flues, which unite, in the highest.degree, OVENS, i t is ‘,„. (.. Ecnomy. ttiszliiii! Viiillki:itielsrn,wthlijactna/.1 0. 'ren'hitherto contriv edKitchen 1 t f a ri n r g t „ b s e , Nill? tA)lhe Pities - • • •:11.1. attached 'aerobic loss of Fuel. as I." 'II' 'ii"u"t. '" ' f () 1 (! i st" a c h" st t this great disadvantage (41,1'efi the stns of 'te l 4 i t e ; l t 4Cti ‘ ta la r of e the Patent Doir.e . .sy . L - Ili,iii.vflnci,,te without Flues, ,lid which, uistcad . ofpi.p .1 / `l,l"creast. the Heat witinit the least additional Fuel.' 111 4 i th,lakes this ntegtotl of informing the Trade in general,._.__ iliniitt,tll4Y he sup di .il wi th three different sizes, with (.• t',?:te i% T -s „ ' ) " Z t ., : . of ‘ he ' iit i Without a Flue, cou i s i t i . e q i i i ie is nt s f o y v T l Nth, ti , 4 5, 11 " tif Fire happening froli them ! ~,,. .. n , e .... iin,il;,, , •,, ie ease with those that have r le.s.—ltef" ' t " here the ():.ren, - 0 " .. T , t,he first respectability will het gieent, tg‘tle_ti,7ll."e. Reeit in use; and also at. 4 , ~,,_ '' ~,Ntrauil near B ilford-strcet : and v s .,. ~ 0 ,,„..,.. ~ , . t at NIT, lieu . , Lawrence, his Ma ‘ i v nifit_Etf . iry , , Int ql ;"' i ecnwieli ; Nlt , rs. schooling and. ki t li to . . ‘i t 4 )i , 1 ' ',Lid at most respectable Ironmongers in Town ,N.li titre. --Ail Allowance made to the Trade for Ready Money. . , lIIUK.NIAN'S PILLS, l '''t tl IN tit le GRAII%L, STONE, LUMBAGO, &c. Zat• „e„si2tintis COinidlintS incident to the fin . - iiv:e''.,"amt, there ar l e ' none more dreadful in their ,k,‘,.'l,'!',""ote alarming iu their conscque‘o!ces,ott_rT ~..l'AbbEi,' dnd NTOE, PAINS in the 8A . (...k . L . t l n i\ - : . :'_ , , , ate[ et.t.;,, and LITNIBAGO. ''rhey . ire Comphoa t Y t tt i, ,) Perstta ii liahle, and are a foundation fur _ . tytlicin,.'r sl'ceies of Disorder. Ile above invaluable, ! ,;''tlt t,tti',,,.eamplseti o f th, owst innocent Ingretr;nt": 4 , t, , enti rtic i l l , "t1 6.1 singular efficacy in the ithove Coinph . ‘ , T . ...:, C I / pv in • '..c (- actlit, or gritty s. , ecretions, and . ban . ts i . i. g 1 1 ,:: , 1 , c 4t. 'i.!:).,,ts tendency, to those Disorders, wtthotten , l if T h.. t p,i i, ~ a a conscion,Mcss of the p:twerfal qua lity,..__, 7 4r e ;',. WIAY evinced by a private Practice of ntallY . 1 ""': 4 1,4, "‘leved to the Afflicted and recommended as a Cure ... , 41)(tret.'•ettoplaints. ' ‘ ~ ..0 t ,„ 'ttt '°P A LETTRII FROM G. GOO DON, ESQ. INilh )--11'ivillo - ii, ?he 0,. -• oeen for above twenty yearsgreatly distressed ._ tl, i• ''''n'', vio'ent 1 ) . ' ' fire Rack , a Stranguary wan vt't•i- "crttisio . ' al" ' 11! - .' - •t 'yes when ' Jr,,, A .iitt e „, ", And the most excruciating tut et , weak, 11...., :i , 4,1,. _ . pt ed to make stater ; and at as became so vi. .t.'.ls, th,"; lest and appetite' was scarcely able to. N.a',..'' I -' t tet,4 l ‘ u • In hopes of ' . relief, I had, front time t . iil 4 , , ibtluils .• . • •., .", `"1" i NCI • l. '" to the hest •d ' • . and took the nitf , ,t. app royed g,- flick ,: s 1 ,•, i , %Nlt 'lout • twin , - - iiv 'better. 0 1 1'el v. ' ' l, -- . d a l' l r ` ll 'ei il 'nly ettised . t • a lt_ I t'ure fur ;he Stone an --- ' l, ti ' and stop • --', 21 -.-Inasrunnier lor 1- t . pages of Urtne. I user Ileat f. .. :1(1.r(..,i,,,z:,::::.:; til t s ; ..,....eI. a t !:.: l , e f i l y • ori u t .i t i lLe.: , n , t t fe i, t a it i i n tl : ilt my ys el f appetitei .e t l:ienita dlt d u fur " ( "ell, am Able to ride ,on horseback, w'nehrlira • SU ely., - ilt" ,'," I' l b :lAN:Wiling the use of these II *. to', '-',.., ylur most. obedient Servant, , 1,,., 4 iF,OIt•GE G011.1.0N. i,' . 24 , 1811, cl ' • Sher'ff Berwickshire. 4. ••c:,. \ ., •, • t 74 ' 4t. tir 1/ " -l e.s, 4, then ' it ' ie l- , ' CorE ' le; of St. l'auli:us .11%4.1i,' ~;',,d lo,t. Nledicine Vev.d4rs in ei'cl-Y T"wn/ -4".7 ! ." did 11 3. Cd. each.. •• - , a TRANSPORT-OFFICE, Judy 5, 1815. T HE COMMISSIONER'S for Conducting Ibis MAJESTY'S TRANSPORT SERric.E, for taking Care of Sick and Wounded Setzmi'n, and for the Care and CUs tody of Prisoners of War, de hereby give Notice, that they will be ready at this Office, on Tuesday, the lith of July, 1815, to receive sealed Tenders, and treat with such Persons as may be pilling to contract for VICTUALLING prisoners of War in Sickness, at Forton, for Six Months certain. No Tender will be received after One o'Clock on the Day of Treaty, nor any noticed, unless the Tarty, or an Agent for him, personally attend. Each Tender 72PtSt be accompanied by a Letter front two respectable Persons, engaging to become ' bound with the Person tendering, in the Sum of 20001. for the' due performance of the Contract. Farther particulars may be known by applying at this Office. OFFICE OF ORDN4NCE, July 3, 1815. rrIIE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His MA JESTY'S ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, That Proposals will be received at their Office in on or be . fore Monday, Me 17th Instant, from. such Persons as ,nazi be willing to undertake the Supply of CABINET and UPHOLSTERY ARTICLESfor Service of this Deliartment for a Period of three Years, determinable after the Eivpiration of the first Yea):, upon Notice of three Months, at the Option of either Party. Patterns of the articles nvu/ he viewed upon application at the principal Stoi ekceper's Office in the Tower. • - Farther Particulars, together with the Terms and Condi tions of the Contract, ma'y be hnoi , l at the Secretary's (Vice, fn Pall-Mall afitresaid, anti Day between the liners of 7'en• and Four o'Clock, where the Proposals must be delivered, settled up, and indorsed " Proposals for Cabinet and Up boistery Articles," but no Proposal .can be admitted after the said 17th instant, at Twelve o'Clock at Noon of the same day, neither will any Tender be noticed, unless the Party making it, or ass Agent in his behalf; shall attend. By Order of the Board, R. H. CREIT", — Secretary. RICH SILKS 3ml SATTINS of the 'newest patterns, superb striped Plain and Figured Ganzeri, Frenek stripedTaffatics, and %V shins Silksof the most novel Designs, in the greatest variety, at PEAT and . MANDA Poplin Warehouse, 20, Bedford-street, Covent-gardete. Also their much-admired Madras Silk for Travelling and Morning Dresses, in every possible shade and colour, at 2s. 6d, ;Wt . yard ; with numerous other beautiful Articles for fashionable Dress, from 15 to 20 per Cent. under other Mercers.--=Letteri for pattettis (p, , t-paid) duly attended to. - , DEDICATED TO THE BRITISH N.vnoN. Just puhlislied, By T. MACDONALD, at the Poet's Gallery, 39, Fleet-Street, APRINT representing his Royal Highness . *lie PRINCE REGENT, accompanied by his illustrious Vi sitors their Imperial and 'Royal Majesties I he'EMPERO t of .nd the KING of PRUSSIA. Fit-ld-Marsf!:ii Prince BL'7 . *lElt, the Hetunin PLATOF'r and seveiat fnstin. guisbed FOREIGN and BRITISH OFFICERS, HYDE PARK, after the Review on the 20th June, 1814 ; non. the original Drawing by Mr. Alexander Sanerweid; a native of Russia, now on view at the PaliUsher's, 39, Flect-s , ,,et. Thy Portraits engraved by Mr. E. Serivca, Historical En graver to his Royal Highness the Prince Regent ; the Figures and Landscape etched by Mr. Sanerweid, and ala ,:inteit by air. WI. Size of the Pilot, 30 inches by' 19. .Price of Proofs and coloured Impressions, Two Guineas,each; Prints, One Guinea. This Day was published, - - In 12mo. price ss. hound, tho• Second Edition, very consi derably improved and enlarged, of LEMENTS of FRENCH GRAMMAR; ~I EXERCISES adapted to it, Examples progressively parsed, and a Key to the Exercises - : With a Cullectioa of French Idioms, to be sold separately. - By the Rev. J. B. A. GERARDOT, Late Rector of S. S. Cyr and Julitta Vtilgb de Blesmes; ie the Bishoprick of Soissons. This little Work seems to be written with judgment; has also the merit of being clear,- easy, and concise; and we can recoMmended it, on the whole, as a good introduction to the knowledge of the French language.—Mont Itcsiew. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Prown, Loudon ; and W. Grapel, Liverpool. This Day was published, In 2 Vols. Svo. (the 2d.Edition) price 11. Bs. boards, of ASKETCH of the .HISTORY of EU ROPE, from the Year 1763 to the General Peace in 1814, exhi biting a View of the Commotions in Holland and Brabant, the Wars between Russia, Austria, the Ottoman Porte, and -Sweden, the Annihilation of the Kingdom of Poland, the Re volution of France, and the Wars which have proceeded from that extraordinary .Event, with the receipt Revolutions in Spain; Portugal, and Sweden; the Abdication of Napoleon Buonaparte, and the Reeal of the Bourbon Family. By JOHN BIGLAND. .• "Printed for Lonzman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pa ternoster-row-; and W. Sheardown . , - Doncaster. Of whom may be had, by the same Author. 1 -4 . The History of England, from the earliest Period to the Close of the War, 1814, in 2 vols. Bvo. price 11. 16s. bits. 2. Grog. and Hist. View of the World, 3 v. Svo. 31. 13s. 6d. boards. 3. The History of Spain, in 2 wok. Svc). 11.45. bds. 4. Letters on Natural History, 12mo. 7s. 6d. Ms. 5. Letters on Ancient and Modern Histpry, 12mo. 6s. bds. G. Essays on Various Subjects, in bro. 12s. kids. This Day was published, in Bvo. price 4s. sewed, itEronT of the DEBATE and .PROCEED INCA in the CASE of ROBERT SHE RSON, Esq. a Senior Merchant in the Honourable the East India Com pany's Service, on their Madras Establishmont ; which took place at a General Court of Proprietors of East India Stock ; held at the East - India-House, iu Leadenhall-street, Lon don, on Friday, the 28th of April, and; by_ Adjournment, on Friday, the sth May, ISIS, for the purpose of confiriniug a Resolution of the Court of Directors for presenting him with .20,000 Pagodas, as il'compeusation for his' peconutry Losses and greht Sufferings, by his Suspension, for upw,rds of Se ven.Years, front all tlaeSisnottons he filled in the Service. Taken in Short Hand by Mr. FRASER, of 'navies Inn. Printed fur Longman, Hoist, Rees, Onto,. and Brown; • Pateruoster-row; Stockdale, Piccadilly; and Lloyd, HarltY i -street. • Those proceedings, whilst they display a complete Vindi-, cation of Mr. Sberson's Honour,-Iniviuity, aryl Ability, i ally expose the Nature and Origin-of the,Charge, brought aga;nst • him in the Departments of Geain and Custom, so long since as in February, 1809, and Which have been peadifog to the (31 - It, Isls. present time - -May EXCIIE4UEIt.I3ILL OFFICE, July 6, 1 5 15. All EXCHEQUER BILLS dated in the Months of Ala} and June, 1814, viz. Supply, 1814, L. 5,000,000, 54 GeO. iII. Cap. 39. On the Credit a Aids,- 181 - 4,. 54 Geo. 111., Cap.-53. TO BE PAID • Tilt LORDS COMMISSIONERS of HIS . MAJESTY'S TREASIYRY having given dii'ectiotis for paying off the Principal of the abore-Mentioned EXCHE QUER BILLS with the interest due thereon; at the Ex chequer Bill Office in the Receipt of Exchequer, New Palace yard, Westminster, on Wednesday, the 26th _slay of July lust., Attendance will be given daily (Sundays and kkolidays excepted) until, and including Thursday, the 20th instant, from ten o'clock in the morning, till. one in the. after noon, for the purpose of receiving the same; arid, for tl,re greater dispatch, the bearers of the said Bills are desired to place each description of Bills in separate Lists (which are to be obtained at this Office) classing them in the Order of their respective dates, such as are for the same Amount being numerically arranged, and specifying the principal sums and interest. duelhereon, computed from, hut excluding the days on which they are respectively dated, to the said 26th day of July lust, inclusive, when the interest will cease; and the said bearerS (being holder's or not) are indispensably re quired to indorse each Bill with their usual signatures; and to write their names and residence at the bottom of each separate List ; ancl they are moreover required to attend the Exchequer Bill Office for payment, and to receive the new Bills, and give the Receipts for the same. If any of the •holders of the aforesaid Bills should be de sirous of receiving payment of the principal and interest, previous to the said 26th day of July inst. they-may be accom, modated on computing the interest to the day on which they wish to be paid, and leant% the said Bills for examination one day prior thereto. Svieli persons as may be desirous of having new Exchequer Bills in whole or iu part of payment of principal, 'Top marking new Bills, and mentioning the' amount at the bottoni of their Lists, deliyered_on or before the 20th of July instant, may he accommodated with new - Carryings an 'ln- . terest of three pence half-penny by the . day, on every one hundred pounds, which said new Bills will bear date the said 46th day of July instant, and will be delivered, together with the interest due in respect of the Bills so desired to be ex changed, on Thursday, the 27th day 'of July instant, and the following days. N. B. All Exchequer Bills dated prior to May, 1814, have been advertised to be paid off; and . the Interest thereon has ceased, MILLARD'S IMPERIAL CLOTH. BY HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL LET CERS PATENT. Nr coateilant pas tf, 4 - nais en Tis,e(lant tous.les.agrentens - et qui rend inutile l'uAge tie flan►reile. • - THE Nobility,' Merchants, awl _the Public, are respectfully informed, the 'Above CLOTH is adapts; ea for the V;11'0'15 purposes of Family use, for Shirting, for Sheetin4, Cliiidrens' wear, Slips, &c. used. for the purpose Lintv; ; it. surpasses every. other Cloth in its primary qua lity, co.nlJciveuoss to health, which it promotes in all cli mates, by priitctiii without increasing the native warmth CA'( I 1 in the.ltest season,• and. totally preventing 'the Va rious ills that arise front being, suddenly chine I after - riding or other active exercise. It never imbibes the - damp-atmos phere either by sea or land ; its economy and durability is Tory great, and its beauty in appearance peculiar. ,As Sheet ing, it equally surpasses every other 'Cloth for comfort and appearance, as well tis being 2-sths or nearly half the price, as if a fine wide Sheeting .is to be purchased at 7s. Gd. per yard; this being only 4s. Gd. of equal fineness, will give a. saving of 3s. per yard, in addition to its peculiar comfort, and so in proportion for the other widths and qualities. It is Sold duly stamped, Wholesale in entire Cases, con taining from 30 to Go .pieces each, for Exportation ; and by the pike of 25 to 51 yards, front 24. to ss. Gd. per yard, at the EAST INDIA WAREHOUSES, No. tG, Cheapside, and at no other house in Town or Country, and the Public are particularly caationed against imitations.—orders with re mittance executed as if theparties were present.--The White Chints fur LadieS' Dresses may be übtained as above, from Two to Four Guineas each piece. LOCK AND SURGIC: His Royal Higline , c the DUKF the following, Comolitt, AL DISPENSARY. ' • F. of YORK., President, and ee of Governors . Col. W. J. Jones, M. P. Jahn Lato►►che, .Eq. M:P. Col. 11. Clements, M. P. Capt. J. flay. Earl of Egremont Earl of Leitrim • Rt. I-lou. R. B. Sheridan, M. P. Hon. Cul. J. Barry, M.P. . SUPGTIPN Mr. Kiernan, Member of tile leoyaiSollege, London. THE. above ESTABLISHMENT unites the Safety of a PUBLIC INSTITUTION, with a Delicacy, Honour, and Secrecy, that belcings•to.Private Practice, and, added to its.highTatronage, it is conducted by such Profes sional Shill and extensive Practice, that the worst Cases• of Disease, as Strictnres, Debility, Ulcerations, &c. however invetet ate or of - longstanding, experience a complete Cure. as well as that Derangement of the Generative Organs, - which impairs the Conititution and shortens Life. Mr. Kiernan may' 'be consulted' by Patients of both sexes, at his private house, No. 21, Lower Charlotte-street, - Bed ford-square, where the necessary Advice and Medicines' will be-given, or sent to any part of the United Kingdom. " This Day was published, price 4s. hoards, by 7:Kiernan, a Second and liiiproVed Edition of a Practical reatise on the Venereal Disease mid its Consequences. Sold -by Sherwood and Co. 20, Paternoster-row ; Highley -and Son, 174, Fleet street ; Callow, Crown-court, Soo; and by all other Book sellers. VESSEL'S JESUIT'S DROPS. riE GENUINE JESUIT'S DROPS have been long known and esteemed a safe, cheap, elfectual, and often an immediate cure for Stranguary, Gleets, Weak iresq of the Kidneys or Bladder ; and when taken on the first attack of Venereal Infcci ion, they will infallibly accomplish the desired egret. Shun'id the'complaini he far advanced, it will will he necessary to take the SPECIFIC REMEDY with the Jesuit's Drops. The great object to be attensled to is, that Purchasers should be careful in having the true and genuine Prepara-. tion, as th e unsafe and dongerous counterfeits attempted to -be foisted on the public, by absolute falsehood', are so name roh-, that. the Proprietors request every purchaser to ask tor WESSEL'S denies Drops. Cantion._Th, closed in a black stamp, with the following - engraved there on genuine (Vessel's Jesuit's Drops•are in (to. secure tb', Proprietor from Piracy); Joseph Wessel, 6G, St. Paul's h a ecli-ya rd. 4)- rve 21 . cal. per Bottle, and in large Bottles, ontabring Ten-small, Sal t also by saner, Oxford-ttruet; Ward, Holborn; and • att, F-Lciminge. i'it.Eicti PAtiEli§-. thAMßtit OF REPRESENTATIVES. SITTING OF THE IST JULY, CoNTINUEO: Bory de St. Vincent gave the follo*ing.aco count of his mission to the army charged With the defence.df PariS, in company With , his leagites Garat, Mornay, Baguet; and • Hellot " . We repaired to Ira Villette, Where eerie the head=quarters of the Prince. of grktriuld. 'Th 6 Marshal had jUst come in frorn visiting the Lints, which M.'Carnot had visited in theynorning. " General Van:tan - mit, whose fare Corps. was that Moment traversing Paris; answered for the excellent spirit of Lis 'soldiers, \ Who shared in his enthusiastic patriotism. " The General-in-Chief appeared to think that an affair of importance might take place to-Jay; and through his modesty one cOuld distinguish, that far front dreading its results, he entertad from it the finest . hopeS for the Honour of otir areas. " We 'visited the works at many points ; are soldiers and a great nunitYer of the inhabitants *ere working there ,with - zeal. We: found them in the best state. Our colleague Buguet, who a year ago, like myself, formed part of that brave army of the south, which s un- tier the orders of :Marshal Souk, so well detencled the south of France against the triple force of General Wellington, remarked, that these wolks were even better than those under Ave protection of which our army at Toulouse dealt melt horrible destrui.tion among the English. Ahattis were formed •on sit the vit at roads, olistacles multiplied, anti the ditches covering put. lines inundated. 'A Prussian party oceupteiCsome villages visible at a diitanee; and we adVanted near their videttes. • We met a crowd of brave national guards and federates proceeding to exercise at sharp shooting,' and thus fatniliarise th...triselves with dangers which they burn to meet. Many of these intrepid Parisians complained to us, that neither arms nor cartridges were given - to them -; others complained that their courage was- kept back ; we. promised to state their representations to the Lx ecutive Committee. " The gendarmerie, that chosen corps seletted from other corps, is"ccompanied us, protesting that they would also combat with 'the rest of the ca.' valry •for national independence. We were every where received with tram .ports; the soldiers, young as-well as, old, formed groups' aronn&us, 'sbottting,—'.Vive la Libert4 - Vive Napoleon IL P•‘ Livens les Represen t•as Point de Bourbons !" ••• _ _ _ " On our return to the Gentral in Chief we found with Mini Count Reille, who also answcred for the patriotism of his croups. We next pro ceeded to the extreme right, to visit the guards tominanded by Get.eral Rognet, and ,the corvs of tount . d . Erion. These corps occupy the heights. of Belleville, which are crowned -with 'excellent works. " In our way I met General Daricau, who as sured me'that should there he battle, he would appear 'there at the head of 7,oooTirailleurs of the National Guards • and Federates.; he had hi therto been able 'to arm and cloth this number of patriots out: of the many who had offered them selves y but these 7,000 were equal to troops and - their number .was ho'urly increasing. May expect every thing from Frenchmen combating for national honour, when they are commanded by one of our Generals to whom ho n Our is so dear, and who so bravely defended Seville.. " It would be difficult- to describe what we were witnesses of at Belleville ; all the Ohl Ghat (I was there collected ; -.hey at first saw us pass .in si lence,—inquietude was -in their looks. Calum nious rumours respecting us had far some days been current in the army,, that system of alarm and distrust which your -internal enemies have adOpted ; the apparent indecision of some of our deliberations ; in fine, the opinions ascribed to one of our colleagues, made the army for a mo ment fear, that the words national safety and -colGztry were in our months words which conceal ed a mystery. " From the moment we assured the troops that it could not enter into our views to falsify your orders, awl that you were determined to ,die for the cause of our rights, a burst of joy,. the cer tain pledge of .victory, broke forth from all (par ' ters ; the shouts of 4 . ` Vile l'lndependancel Vive la •Liberl6! Vive Napoleon 11 . !" must have re echoed even to the enemy's camp. Soldiers, Officers delighted to see the tri-coloured scare again in their camps, swore to defend the. nu-, tional representatives. We may answer for their fidelity to this oath. if the-enthusiasm of the army was at its height-, that of the whOle population - of the fah bourgs was not less ardent. On being witnesses of what we saw yesterday, we may answer for the safety of Paris. . " Gentlemen, the French soldiers are the most intelligent of all ; they reason very sensibly as to their true interests; and the officers who, like Myself, issuing from their ranks, 'nave risen to superior grades, will tell you that none are better judges than the soldiers. of all that affects their honour and the confidence due to their Chiefs.— : The snouts which we heard, and the Conversa tions had wilf) many -of ydur defenders, ruqde us acquainted with their real'sentiments; it would. be -criminal to conceal them. I ,` You, .Gentlemen, have sent Ambassadors to the FOreigri Powers -von charged these Anabas• sAars to remind them -of the words' they so so lemnly swore, that they Meal) 410 attack on your CO ° et‘ it, os di ti°` : I )(7 rim i s ° so' 11 01 fe" oi it t 1) ore,' eru 016 3 ,0 0 1;• is fit' og ° :t IA '; A ~~ i~~a i p i.