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Pttitc ,7l-I EATRF ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. ` At i P RESETT EVENING, June 2', their . •••• '-, .. diesttes' Serrants*will `perform the Tragedy of ii.Do 1, . L• THE REVENGE. s 4.1 1 ( 1 'tOrIZOI ' ffl.i. Rae ; Don Carlos, Mr. WallaCk i ~ all.T.a, ' Leonora, Miss L. Kelly ; Isabella. MrS.Becreton. DRIVE Afr which (sth time), ~‘ LOVE OUT AT THE DOOR HE'LL GET IN 4' o wii , -AT THE WINDOW. ... 1•4111tt be added, HONESTY'S TM BEST POLICY. ",„,...„, 4 rr ° V , ) Macbeth • with Honesty's the Best Polity. Ti it Y, UN 2, • 1815. EPUICE SIXPRI4CP,-.IIAX.PITNNY, . . yrit. waq's PicTuaus-Lcin RtisT E ..2LJECTED, his SECOND PICTURE of CHRIST HKALING in tilt TEMPLE, and the DVI(;N of the.CRU 'CIFpCION of OUR) SAVIOUiI., with seveval SKETCH IS, are now Exhibitin:i . at No. 136, PALL-MALL, near Carlton , House, every day (Sundays excepted) from Ten iu the Morn iiig till Six in the Evening. • OF OItn.V.I,.NrCE, Atay tsiS, j'AR L I NTA 14,y PAPERS. . rrtriE PRINcIPAI, OFFICERS JESTY'S ORDNz INCE, do hereby gfre Notice,, that Proposals will be received at thei , Office, on or before Monday, the ,12th day of June next, from snch. Persons as nay be u'ilThig to undertake 0,7, Sui4ty :of Five, Hundred Loads of ROUND ASH TIMBER, for • the Service 6f the Royal Carriage Department at Woolwich. . • The Timber must be, of the 'last Fall of that Article, and f77OA Twenty- to Sixty Feet .71-ts. Farther Parti calars, together. with' Co Terms and Conditions of; the Contract, may be known at. the Secretary's °lice, iri Paq Mall aforesaid, any day beitileen the hours of Ten and Fans. o'Cloch, Where the ProPosals must be delfl4red, sealed up, aiid endorse 4, "yroposali, tor Ash Timber:" but no Pro peSal . can le a4spitted after the said lath June, at, Twelve o'Cluck at Noon of the same-day, neither will any Tender Le noticed, unless the Party making it, or an Agent in his behalf, shell attend. By Order of theßoard, R. 11. CR.E Tr, Secretary. ABSTitACT. OF PARLIAMENtAitY PAPERS.--Z I'd he continued regularly.) By Order, CHARLES SNIARt, Secretary. cOiTIVIIALDECtARA'FIQN, OF THE• EMPEROR, OP ' AUSTRIA. . , this ,Docuti-tent-, . signed, bk. Prince Metternich, and signifying the full conctirrence of the Ewe-. roi•-Francis in the . eonitriictiors put by the British GoVernmerit cin ti►e Bth Article Of the Treaty of the 25tli'March, 'was mead by- Lord Casti,ereagh in the House of Cnnunou.s; in his-admirable speech` on the 25th instant; - and inserted at length in our • Report on the follbwing day. • THE MASKERS OF MOORFIELDS. This Day was published, pi-ice 3s. hoards, T HE MASKERS OF MOORFIELDS, a Vision. • . By the late ANTHONY GItIFFINHOOP, Gent. • " Hue prossius me, "Dnut dose') insanire mimes, v'os orditle, London : Printed fur the Editor, and sold by John Miller, 25, Bow-street, Covent-garden. This Day was published, price 10s. hi hoards, -• couNTE - it-DE6iLATIATIoN OF TH& EMPEROR OF AMANUAL for the ASSISTANCE of MA GISTRATES.. containing: short references to-the-Sta tutes and Cases adjudged up to the present time, interspersed with remarks to render clear and easy the Duties of Magis trates, Constables, and Parish ()dicers, particularly in the ap• plication of printed blank forms. RUSSIA. Paper is (Wed at Loudon on the 13th (25th) May, and signed by Count Lieven. It is yet.- batitn the same with the,preeeding.: 1W ROBERT SHUTTLE WORTH, Of the Inner Teipt,le, Esq. Barrister at Law, TO ALL WHO VALUE'THEIR SIGHT. • TbeSight of-the Aged. is restore,sl; The Weak Sight strengthened; The Perfect'Sight preseteed, • - Y BRADBERRY's PATENT SPECTA CLES, 332, Oxford-street. To prevent Disappointinent, be particular in observing it is not a shop, but • a Private House, next (loin- to the Vish monger's; between Swallow-street, and.ArgOe-street, • couNTEit-rAcLAR:A.Tr ON 01."f1-1E KING OF PRUSSIA. :This. is dated .at Loudon, the ioth'iMay; is signed'hy Prince Itardennerg, aLid is in the same words with . the two preceding.. Published and sold by Coles and Galpin, 21 , Fleet-street, and may be had of all Booksellers. 4 '.* Blank Forms on separate sheets sold as above. This Day was published, price 4s. 6d. boards, THE LITERARY a , ;;1 SCIENTIFIC FUR - 577 - rrti which are encourag•ed and enforced in the TIN!. vErtITY-of CANIBRIDGE . briedy described and vindicated, with various Notes. LAW INALLIGENcE. To Mrs. JOPNSON; 94, Newman-street. ADAM, Having seen in the different I.YJIL. Newspapers several extraordinary cases of the good( effects the soul-um:3 - SYRUP 'has had on infants dentition, has emboldened me_ to send the case of mY little girl, which, Ithink ! after.anytnether. has read, will aeter be without the Syrnps us Semi as they find their children are teething. Mime is a miracle, when . yon think-of a seven month .child, hot riwith -fits, and was.- seven weeks: before she.' had strength to cry, you, my dear Madam, must be sure, when she began to cut her teeth, ;what she must su!Ter suttee it to say she was near two years- aid before she had any;. during that,tinie she was dreadfully cativiCsed. When, ray husband bolght the' first 'bottle, she was not - expected to live the day throngh, but no sooner was her gums rubbed, than we'perceived her, to be easier, and all her teeth came mit tout' any more fits:' -I ant, Aladam, resper.tfully, Jan. 9, 1814. - • C. SMITH. No, 2, Windsor-court, Strand. • - To be had of. the Proprietors, .iohnson and Williams,-No. 94, Newman-street, 'Oxford-street; by their apt Oiut merit, Of Newbury, St. Paul's Churchlaid, and Dame-street, Dublin; Barclay, Fleet-market ; Shaw and Edwards,. St. Paul'-s Church-yard; Butler, 4, Cheapside; Dicey am! Son, Bow Church-yard; Evans, Long-laue; • Sinithtield ; and by all the principal Medielne Venders 'in town anu country, at a bottle. ()F KING'S 'JUNE 1. THE KING V. C. A. WRIGHT. BY the Rev. LATHAM WAINEWRIGHT, A.M. F.A.S. Of Emanuel College, in that l`niversity, and Rector of Great • . The ATTORNEY-GENERAL informed the Court that he hatf caused the atkdavli upoii which he founded a motion yesterday, for a criminal matioiragainst the defendant fora libel upon Co,- lone! Berkley, to be amended ; but Lord ELLEN. BouotiGH bving, at the moment when the coin in,mication was made, about to go into sittings at Prius,,desireti the case to be mentioued again. to-morrow: • Brickhilt, Rucks. Printed for John Ilatchard, 190. Piccadilly; sold also by ?dr. Parker, Oxford; and Messrs. Deighton, Barrett, and Ni colson, Cambridge. This Day was published, In One large Volume, 4to. illustrated with Plates, Maps, &c. price 31. Ss, hoards, Fr.qAINS of the -late JOHN' TWEDDELL, Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge ; being a Selec tion of hi, Letters, written from various Parts of the Conti nent ; together with a llepublieation of his PROLUSIONES JrVENTLF- 4 4; to which is subjoined an Appendix, contaia ing some Account of the - Author's :Journals, MMS. Collec tions, Drawings, &e. and of their extraordinary disappearance. Prefixed is a brief Biortaphical Memoir, by the Editor, • ' COLMAN V. MORRIS. case, wh c h was, an issue from the Court of Chancery-respecting .the management of the 13'aymarket Theatre, stood first upon the paper for trial 10 7 d4r, but upon account of the importance of the kipestion it was postponed urtta s the adjourn.. !Tient day attet: the.prcsent-tom. The Rc ROBEIti"FIVEDDELL, - A:M '' p a use nu the tomb of him '.ho sleeps within, " Fancy's fond hope. and Learning's far'rite - child, " .Ic;nruplished TwEnDELL." 7 --Haygart les , Greece. Printed for J. Maminan, No. 39, Ludgate-street. London. PREROGATIVE tOCIRT, DOCTORS' COMMONS. TAY LOITI V. WILSON. GENERAL. INDEX 'To THE FIRST SERIES OF THE BRITISH CRITIC. Caution-13e sure to ask for' " :Johnson and American Soothing Syrup, as there are sereral spurious sorts. . • Mrs. Johnson relieves the - Itifant Poor, as usual, at her house, 'every Tuesday and Saturday morning, from nine to ten o'clock, .hy brinAing a letter from a vespectahle house- - keeper to certify thatthey are real objects of cbpritv. • _ . • . __________ ' . u,ROYAL AcADEMY, SOMERSET-PLACE. • . Pt EXHI BITION is NOW OPEN,, and will tr • lig s continne till further Notice, from Eight in the Morning • ' 'Yell in'the Evening —Ad ni ittance Is. Catalogue Is.• HE * NRY HOWARD, R.A. Secretary. • . , 4 c .. .NRIAT •PATFNT H a.T —GALON and o. till ti„ l ' 4l.o to (lifer to the Public a SILK FIAT, combiin . ng , kiite o'ireqinites a Hat ottrtlit to pik;ess ; it has the appear- Ili. and tliost7ep,..••l* . ire beaver; is equally light ai, ..Ict:. as lung, ond is of a better shape, whic.h.itire ^ t1i , ,,, ) , /he la.it ; it `will never change its colour, whict t ki,i,,s.'li 13:•zvitiful Black • nor lose its gloss, if worn for sev . en e:'ll)rt au (1 'iveattiet will •iiijiire these Hats. Uriee 2Gs.—_C•it..• Ptrl_ sir 4 Co. Nl atinfacturers, 424; Strand, corner of 13 . e- .• _at et----Nierchants and' Dealers who wish ft:T . supetioa tis etat i ,; t t i . s ,viii find their arlvantage ,in noticing this Ads el- • 6; l ' t. -- ------___ • • . .- - - Pi4l ' ' e •:" Deg • ki I , ill liii ni c iiVea 1)1 e FREE EIOLL) ; Nl AN'ot i t r' 'a i rji- F ' , l- S ' 'r,vrt, ' wlL'r S. ' NI -le (c) I'D 1iv..113 iV. CONTRACT, the . • 11 ‘,,,,, t1 ' •-,‘N(111. aild /..STATE of PIEALE ; consisting of . a • NieQstni.,l4ll•Y bui lt•Prick•and Stone Mansion, with Domestic Ptiat,6"aellliouse tw o Six-stall titables, and \Aber appro- 1 tAttAtit")lls,ce%'; Lawn, Gardens, and Fish Ponds:—Also, • (4- 4 i.‘••11.10ISK, with i a i mmers cottages, Barns, Stables, :t . l% 'L i .."'''s, and othe*r idini-s, and sittidry Closes and Par q-Nit'i ti cit • Water MeadoW; Pasture, Arable, and Down 11,. it t .lic whole containini , 715 A. .2 R. 15• P. . L!. PliN 4 e .s ' ll 'ate about foti ' miles from the City iif New Sa- • v4itii:aLit .n t t i qo p :t i t: t from the To r wo o f Am ... esburv, in a deligllrM r Avon.—The Estate is hounded on the East 4 1• 44 an tr t ' t - "XvWI, celebrated for fine Trout and other Ei . • , ' , titit, - ; ) e West by the Wiltshire Downs, in a fine Sporting kr 1)..,,,we1l stocked with Game. l'ell \•• :;,, ~"'''"! Tenant, will send a per - on to chew the Pro "at` au tur forth& particularS, and to treat fOr the' Pur -lllYta Messrs,. Webb and Attwood, Sal ishni y. asl , -.-______• . ...., , .. ___ 4 : tnlt c ,, , CALEDONIAN Asl Lll'Al, '', ( lttlit ? „ rf lNO, and SUPPOTrING such C1...11.A.,D1t 5 8 , N r. 0 , f I\Nif'''s,•SAILORS, and MARINES, NativeS ofSC t 9 n l; ' 0 41,, as cannot be admitted into the Royal In stlyt to ' • t..!•,i,;.'ea and Greenwich- 4 ald of Indigent Scotch Parents til t L '' ', l ,A )ll (intt, not entitled to Parochial Relief.. . it i - ..;,,,,,'N'r ANNIVKII:IRY DINNER„ in ‘lll. I the e " . ` z f • 1 - " - Ts:" Fl'" of this iNs - ri - runox, 4 ~ 1 ,, 0, , , 01 • .tAt! ~ r... ,'.-, , , . ,r_Fity, on W 1M • tt . ;%4 AV " ...," 1 the cl ry of LONDON lA% ! ••• ,_ __ _ 14;2' \ . ()p ' '" 1 1 - t'il •of jillie ti , 30, v at which• the LORI 3 •'' ''' 4 ' Chief 't '•-• f. will oreside, their Roval I Tigh ,„'ilraeLt,i'e, . I) .gres of / a. {. 4 E " N i! i ! a;irl• 41.4SSEX, ald /I?" '',.. ce .. - . P .',.. - '; .. ;Alt a . 1t1 1 " , g lilder his. I.prdslii p.—The following ti-itt N *°l ' "' a '''''''''' '''-' Red tl ii• intention to be Stewards ... 11 A tiiii -. I,iii .. it, t'' /3 I '' P•q• \I P • 1 John Josiah Ifolford, Esq. .1,, ar o , ~ • i •P. i "'lei II 5 ' uart MP. 1 George Irrlng„ Esq. ' , -41, air". • , ' l lll - ' 4 Y, F•la M P I:llMmas Kimr, Esq. Ju tt,‘Oviti)ta r ,, i'..1 . , •P. Ni r. Sheriff Leigh 4olin 'l).4‘• 14,Cf.i... James Lindsay, Esq. ~. uush, ii, i .‘ e, 4sq- Tii,,,t...llaitit) ',1"„ t ,1 . r , Reeston Long, E'qi • t'icrt Nl‘Kerrell, Esq. fi:ol.-'''`)Ql3iii-A.rW't.;-'''4.,,, , R ,' n 411". eln, El. • vtittitt,;6..4%.ll,a‘nrier'fiiii-i' -.1.' c hol l t t tas ' Maltby, Esq. iP)r - g(.( : ,!) . .)11,- l'.. i . Julia Nlaberly, Eut. ' f.4i(lettrii'l!'.E'ci-r• ‘Villiam Mellish Es M.P. Isr,vord ~.n, ..s q. Iptito 11,11-ison, E sq. 'Patrick Mitne,• Esq. M. P. Thomas Murdoch, Esq. .. i ‘• , :co ri Fs „ P,,i,';/' Al ex; i i. - , t• Harry Ma ctetrzie, Esq. dos, N ( i 1)11,, ottitlas, Esq. Claud Neilson, li:!q. ' a li ezt- n ' '',ft• . Charles Parish, Esq. _ ? ante s b,odge Duncan, Esq: Sir J. Perri nu, Bart. M. P. I Vi i ' l i",•, tl i o ' l i s tl e e ' } I :' ( 1• . '. . .lolii, Pink, Esq. Esq. $. 1 4 4,,,, i ,, a , ~.7 101 . ,. "i'Llocas Pag - art, E tl W4 r(ll , ,„" 4 "es tSq. .. • Johts Pearce. Esq. 1-I.4ire Pr ase.;., `t.‘., Esi. . lr. tiberiiT IleaA 5.e;;,....„ Fitr 1: „ . . Theinas-Iteitl, Esq. l 'It;-: . , tun p,,' ' 4 4 **"fi l ' ' '''' l l - iell' k. Q AteNander Ilidtlall, Esq. • Ili ( a.6 ' , Gill, s' 1" .. li t 'gqt•lii, l , .. • lii.,. Esq. lieniunin Shaw, Esq.• M. P. v, , ,iliaro Strachan, Esq. 4, r 'Xi:•l4, ‘ ,', E , sq. Chai ins Sutherland, Esq. 111:iui'li Hari . John Turnbull, Esq. i:`,, Nle i ., i , 4 1 / Esq. j ae ' w , W:Cher, Esq. • . I)'"r4 1 I " r Per,.Es 1),„•iq ptk e Watts, Esq. , T.....,:i ~.21athrn ,Es q q. George Young, Esq. ,c.ittiltiter, 17,4 . t4N .i e fi ts ii ‘ P : • l b •esCorti . ), issued, ' of which due notice will be “1/11re Advertisement. f1h1, 4 JOHN (SAL'.', Sec. . 1 ,„ 4 , 111 AgVium 0 , " , C Tilt- , ardeit Chambers, May 15. L,,si'„,;le;rolt•t,,:" ci ' mti r :i c i: to be I !' ece . ivtt .. t e l: rs i . M P l : l l , , ,t . " , :g n : kitereji , ;,,,,,,,,.srs. PhoinaS ('units and Cu.;/..• ' ** TI 'Thornton, Free, ))1,4. bi,.%, tail!, and C'). ; mes'i.s. "°wu' ' ' . 7‘les=rs tt 'IN, ii; NI (...s rs , m ars h, Sibliald, and Co- , - , : l'la' '' )I ;: '' i and Co.; Messrs. Ilerries, Farquhar_ antl n t ,i ,o. i , q4liod` ` '",!; l , Noel, Templer , Grote ado.;. Messrs. N.le _ lsrs .. S I,,,.rtlat,ti • • : nti: Messrs. Prescott, , and Co . . , sc,,t -1,:0 ; itimi harts ual "Ind Co •li • the National Banks of . ...,"'ll,tild:-.!:Y-loliti oil', It, ESq * . ' Se Y eretary, 44, Wcytuouth- - street, -,. eiace. - ' -------•____ lit r r 0 THE CURIOUS IN WIN . ES: . _. \Piti, are I,.°ll(),Vitt, eery superior Articlits in Pints, it lo - -it en ' , ow on ' SALE at the COMMERCIAL , HALL kt,' (Ikp-NIPAN't- CONCERNS, SKINNER-S 1 RE i. l•.r N ),,,, 91 t i )- sTiti , ,:,:r, 10, CORNIIILL, or of any o the F fil ' ' 4 dgent s in the Country:- 1 g( " 'gill. • Per Dozen. ki'lia t ,,„ 4 c of the finest q•ialitY I:Mitt,;' N.latleirZt; ditto ' ' . 43s. 17 ' t ::1 ' ;! l ' it ( , 44 'Y , (th e only parcel in the trade) 4Bs. ih,ol T.-4a very old, 'ibis is a scarce article sBs. \ I'C t he 'sitt, imported from the Constantia l'arnt t)ld't ird .'' '' . 1 306 ' 5Gs. ';-1t44-4;4 Madeira *very line . • - 3Gs. ;;Nlity'"dia ditto, of the most exquivite tia vottr_and ,s. ' ' • s, aft , k(l l , ~• • • • ..... . .................... / bY (I.l aer EY, the oldest in the trade, completely ‘ll,° l , • '''''' 'lite, and of the finest -enuine Sherry fla t..4',•l4il",'itYlcantot be sur ass•ul 4) r- fine:less of quality Sas.. 1) 1 4v L isbo n • Pc -• -I . V yagli -. 325. 114 ,ella, verge ,softened by an East tuna o ... \ 1 11 1 ,•1 1 111, ~: old . • • 353. .4)4 0 ' Ilr,"'",..Mtrul l . . • r , t , , , liiNltrith . - 425. N'it o. ) 'td and White . , ' 3Gs. 4 41 , ktt, hut. Articles have been procured at lnfinite trouble, N % it, 64'coniniended as worthy the attention of Connois -1:),.:h. Pe Wines and superior Cordials. it, i',,t)areel of Clarets La Fitte, very good, at 735.• per 11 4 ; 4 , .i.5 ti ; 4 ' tenth bottlei. 'l (l !` i 'llei i `lr Parcel of the finest White Cape eve!. i t m e -. tv,: l t (•, 4(2; made fro m the Frontigniac Grape, t . ran!lan d lie ' tt i , e :. e°!(.4.400c1. Hope, and /he -only parcel in England, ti, _in Irene!) bottles. 'I:, l i ps 110 . P re - .HA 1.1.A:11.'S PILLS. h!o, ,n,paration fur 'ildige4tiois Giddiness in the Head, ' i t ' l l i t ,, '' .l (;„ l , l ,.' ,n i d li td e e ffect ' s of . Intemperance, that has ever ) 11 ,t' , 13 i ' l 'lNy i,, l f e t Ike mot cheap and effectual Re -"t: ' 4,- - "II bihou . s.complaiots,'whettter arising foul a b *_ (1-,.!'rti,44g ;fttiott of tli - es'winach, train coldswhercby 4 4,1 ' 1 1,1 ; i„ " Ot inie is of • or front excess in eating I vii ii gii...s.:,‘\ herein the 1 ) 7 I . is rel'lticred acrid and e . orrosive, Tii ) . (l. 'su'r —ed .t () the stomach,' einsin- sickness, jaundice, s , t .. 4,,, . .. , n ~ (•ot U. (.1 4 .i I,', n ( ilgF tt 1011, Zie. • l'illN%X:"liti,::ttiU" iS vccv gent!, and s .. fe, never griping; a . 1. ,:k l ' ill 1, 4 , - ,rorned y f o ;. r ,li ov , g th o se trounlcd. with thu ‘ '''l l , ,4(l- -i' t i,'" l ° costiv-r,s, , Kliw4ish state of the,nuwcis, .. 1 "'giil, -- ,' ;'''": liSo ci s t:ring ' . p;eill . ancy tiimy Indy be tAkett Sufi.i . i ! ;" ,,,o, •. , c t. ' * -.4 by si'' '-'i• t 4 ; l .• pei• ithx,-' duty included. , • . 44w and kidwahis, tid, St. l'am's, London. Iri a few-parr will be published, in Ocrarn, SECOND VOLUME of a GENERAL IN DEX, co:toneneing with the Twenty-first, And enilin.A. with the Forty-seems& or couelutliOg Voloutz. or- the First Series. -- 'Printed for F. C. and J. liivington, No. E 2, St. Paul's Church-yard. • N. B. A few espies remain of the first volume. The two volumes contain the Index from May 1793, when' the work commenced, to the end 0r78 , 13 : • Gentlemen desirous of._eortipleting their sets may be sup plied with any single nnnrher or Volume.' Complete sets may also he had in 42 vols. and the two first volumes of time New Series. Nltt. woßDswoluars NEW POENI This . Day %las published, in 4to. price 11. Is. hoards, THE \\girt . ' DOB of RYLsTONE ; or, The Fate of the Nortons, a Poem. BY WILLIANI WOItDSWORTR. Printed for Longman, Hurst, 'tees, Orzne, and Brown, Paternoster-row. • Of whom may be had, by the same Author, 1. The Excursion, beluga Portion of the Recluse, a Poem, in 4to. price 21. 4s. in boards. 2. 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OT HEC A ANGLO-NATICA • or a 113) Descriptive Catalogue ofit Rare and Rid) Collection of E a rly En4fish Poet vy t Its the possession of Longman, Hurst, Rees, Ornie, and ;hewn. illustrated by occasional Extracts and Remarks, Critical and Biographical. This Work is beautifully • printed, and has eighteen Par traits, a. Title-vignette, twenty-four capital Letter:, and an outline File-simile, the whole of which have been finely en graved on wood. Fifty Copies, printed upon an Imperial or large paper, have beets long bespoken, as well at nearly three hundred of the Royal (which is limited to-the number of four hundred and fifty), it is therefore requested that such Gentle men as are desirous of possessing copies, will be early in their application. Published by the Proprieters of the Collection, Paternoster row. Should this Collection not be sold entire, on or before Saturday the 17th June, the tale of single articles will corn niebee o - 11 M.7nday the 19th at twelve o'clock. - As it is_known that there are several Gentlemen desirous of wissessing the same articles, it is proposed that the'Purchaser shall lie determined- by lot, the Proprietors .being desirous of giving every one an equal chance. The favour of the perso nal attendance o.C. Gentlemen at the time of ballot is particu larly requested. Such orders eta ty as are received on or before the 17th of .June will have thitadrantage of the ballot. EVERY M.tN HIS OWN DOCTOR. By the EFFICACY of DR. BOERHAAVE'S INFALLIBLE RED PILL, (4s. 6d. only per box), Persurts. of either Sex, (assisted by the invalnable copious Di rectiou.s'therewith given) are enabled to eradicate effectually a Certrtin Insidions Disease, and to facilitate the Recovery of Health, with ease and safety, certainty and secrecy, in a few days. For Bilious Diseases, Scurvy, Scrofula, and Impurity of 111. nod, the efficacy of this Medicine is su well known and highl)• attested for 50 years past, that any further comment is ren lered unnecessary. Am ,tber supply is just received by. S. Leigh, )8, &mud; Bacuc and Co. 150, Oxford-street, Loudon, I MON Y. MARRIAGt shonla he the fist-Inflation of social happiness, which is often distarbed,- through the parties that form the union not taking, those precautions which would secure them the enjoyment of that great do"- mestic blessing. People of every rank pay adoration to; the shrine of wedlock ; but where the constitution has been tainted by disease, or debilitated by a certain habit contracted at an early age, a renovation of stability previous to entering thitt state is indispensibly requisite to revive the slumbering sparks of !ife, and to re-animate the system. Fur nd dis orders have contributed more essentially to destroy Hymeneal happiness than those which are the consequence of uoguarded - 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-hay, whiCh brings on those distressing DEPALITIE•and DEFICIEN CIES that prevent or embitter the Matrimonial state. The successful result of their plan, gives Vitali additional ardour to oppose the ravages of these complaints-, which are the must important in the catalogue of It sinan infirmities. It behoves every person who has indulged in this solitary vice to seek re lief by emisnlting - Professional Men of entiaence and honour, to which Messrs,: CUttitlF. and Co. claim the sanction of scholastic antltority, as well its the t!,:stiinopy of uncoaira-. dieted facts. In professing the care of these complaints; they hold out no inducement to vice ; but, sensible, as all men niust be of the existence of Such calamities, they offer their,assistance as regularly edueate4 Menthers of the Royal Colleges of Surgeons of London and Edinburgh. Slight and recent cases of Syphilitic infection are radi cally cured in the short space a two days. Those of the 'moat obstinate duration, such as olistructions; inve terate strictures, pains of Hut bones, gleets, &c. are per manently and speedily cured. 'Several Noblemen and .GetP •tleinen of the first respectability have beets under the care of Messrs. Currie and Co. for the remote:a of complaints of the Urethra; Strictures,. &c.; and having received a radical and permanent cure, request that references may be, made to theta as satisfactory evidences of the decided • superiority of Messrs. Currie and CO.'s plan of treatment. .Many of these Gentlemen had strictures front ten to twenty years, and were under the care of Messrs.' Home, Heaviside, and other Sur geons'of equal eminence, who attempted their cure , by•the application of the lunar caustic, without Success. Messrs. Currie nod Co . . have ,selected the following, letter froth the many they are daily receiving from Gentlemen, returning them thanks for their restoration to sound and vigorous health+. It was sent to them unsolicited, front 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 ci). he received a radical cure in the short space of one month, • " May '2B, 1810. " To Dr. CURRIE, 107, Hatton-garden.. " Lord --- feels great pleasure in Coununnicating to Dr. Currie the perfect re-establishment of his health, in con sequence of his mu and admirable treatment of Strictures in the Urethra. He may.add, that he haS not for many years enjoyed so, much comfort and freedom front pain ; and he entertains 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 itjuit comparison, to pay that trihute of applause to Dr. Currie which he sensibly feels, and shall ever be must ready and willing to acknowledge." By an early application tin Messrs. Currie and Co, the pa tient will escape the pain, olangcr, and expellee of a lung and tedious attendance upon less experienced practitioners. MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been disappointed in their expectationspf a family, may heassured that in most, in stances such defects arc curable by metrical skill ; and although the removal of such impediatents be, ao object of drsnbt 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 e ith er Sex; with the.- greatest secrecy and, honour, at their house, No. 107, Hatton-garden. Patients in the Country, Beset ibing the particulars of tlitir case, age, and mode of living, iriclong, reMittance for Ad vice and Medicioes, the same will be given at soul to any part of the Kincrd , un. No, 107, Hatton-ganken. This was 'a proceeding relative to the validity or 'the will of Mrs. Kathaiine Fortescue, late of Salisbury-sreet„Covent-garden,Widow, deceased, which was pi:01)01111kd on the part ut Ann, - the. wife of Air. John Tailor, a daughter of the de ce4sed, awl sole executrix moiler: irk the till', and oppiAeti by ,Mr. Win. Wilson, the executor of former will, dated 7(11 of November, 1809. The will in gnestion was dated the llth'bf De. , ember, 1.811, and exceptitig Some legacies oi 100 i. each to the deceaSed's grandchildren Enid Mr. Taylor, gave the whole of her property to her daughter,. Mrs. Taylor, and appointed her sole executrix. It. appeared that the instructions for the will were communicated in writing by Mrs. Taylor to Mr: Chdke, an. Attorney, who was on visiting terms with the family. Mr. Clarke ac cordingly prepared the will, and waited upon the d ec eased with it, at her lodgings, where, after it had been very carefully twice read over to her, in the presence also of a Mr. Bedford, the occupier of die house, and she had made some 'obser vations upon the contents, the deceased being blind, or nearly so, it was_ eXecuted by her voluntarily, making a mark at the place where her hand was ,placed (not guitlN). for the pur.. pose, and publishing it as usual. It was then attested by Mr. Clarke and Mr. Bedford, sealed. in an envelope, and .left with the deceased. These two witnesses were cross-examined as to the deceased being given to drinking, her faculties being impaired, and a sepposed attempt to im pose the will upon her through controut of Mr. and Mrs. Taylor, but they . covurred in negativing all those s points. It appeared, however, front their'answers, that Mr.‘Pilsoti, who opposed. the will, was 'indebted, upon bond, to, the e sta te iii 2501. No witnesses were examined on the pill - of Mr. Wilson nor did he, upim this evidence, think proper to contest the will. It was therefore contended, on the part of Mrs.' Taylor, not only that the evidence could leave no doubt with the Court as to the will, but, as Mr. Wilson had availed himself of every delay tillowed by the Court, as in the case of a contested suit; without taking any of the proceedings for which the time was granted, and had thereby occasioned great inconvenience and delay to the parties for want of the probate, merely, as it now appeared, for the purpose'of protracting the payment of his bond, it was hoped the Court would mark its dis approhation 'of this conduct by condemning M. Wilson in costs. Sir JOHN NICHOLL expressed himself perfectly satisfied with the sufficiency of the evidence, upon which he had no hesitation inAironouncing fOr the %%ill ; but as to the costs', it7traust be recol lected that. Mr. Wilspn.was the executor of a for mer will, and thereture stood mu l ch in; the situa-,. tion of a Next of Kin,: having a rwht. to put the parties to the proof 'of a subseqUent will. This right he had exercised merely for'the protectioh of the interest of others, the legatees'under the former will, in which Lie had no interest himself, and therefore, if this was a case in which the Court felt disposed to exercise any discretion at ',di as to costs, it would rather be in directing those of Mr. Wilson to be paid out of the estate, than in coridenininghim iu costs ou both sides. l'he Court, however, did not think it neces sary to interfere in either way, but should con,- tent itself with pronouncing for the pronounced for accordingly, but without co,.