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f i ' , • ' • "qJtil ~, ,f' 7 4 .~ .`"4 -- t•-cl vs- 7 ~.., L... • rf , 1 c 0 . 4 77 .:,', . • ' 4 1 b .• • '' ),,,-1 x ;~ - . 4 ..: ::1 ".°..":j. T ;,.. tis : ~,, iGs k i j c . ; ,,,, , ,1 y [PRICE SIXPFNCE-HAT.,FPENNY. Ivt-TroZuß 7001.] MONDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1815. •• • THEATRE ROYAL; DRURY-LANE. HI S 1: PRESENT EVENI NG; Feb. 13, their Lris „ the ed w f • • I.'OWN'AI\D COUNTRY. Mr..Mturclen ; Cosev, Drowton ;'Renben Olen glr - ; Captain Glenroy, Mr. Rae; Hon. Irs.Glen aMrs.Gloreri Rosalie Sothers, • Mrs. Horn. - ' After which, the new Musical Romance of .THE NINTH STATUE: OR, THE IRISHMAN IN BAGDAD. t7:qn (Princ e of &Isola), . Mr. I...Wallack ; Kilrooney (an‘,ll,o? Travell er ), Mi. Solinstoite; Bottbikir Moussin (a Der 13agdad), Mr. Oxberryi..Morabec (a benevolent Magi to..)'"- Mr. Gattie.; Alcolonk (t. PrinCess of Bagdad), MIS; twee Nora (Daughter at 'Kilrctoney),. MisS Kelly; Nrtsca... acly tif \ the Harum), Miss Coolie. n.l,o:itiorrow, Tlxt Prov o k e d H us b an d ;, with Jean de Paris. ti: T hurQa.y, Macbeth ; with the New Pantovnime s .—On Sa ti,„l4Y, Roinko and Julief; after which (first thue),_.an en tr.Y New Ballet, composed by, an d produced under the di-_ i:.t.ion of Mon'sieut Roelifent (who is engaged as Ballet Mas u - z. thisTheatre,) ici Wrtich Alr. C.D'Egyille, froth the Opera i.,4se Pari , ; will mak e hi s fi rst appearance this _Corm- Ii _ith RiueDevils.—On Monday, lit t ig i'cliard the_ _Th'!rd. .4 7 re respec ). tf 11 , "nfor.sned that a New 'Musical •ce is in rehearsal. j • TH I.: VIRE ROY 4.1. COVENT GAi'DITN . ~ •, . N-1 1) , ~.' . - , - .).. ' l , lB 'ILLSENT EVENING, .Feb. 13, will 6, . i ., : oeperfoimed (Bth tune) a new:Musical Entertaitimet,t, w.:lefi, called - .. 'BROTHER AND SISTER. La " _ _With Ne w.Mnsic, Scenery, and Decorations. uhrist ora l -de Tornies, , -Mr% Fawcett; Don' SO vio de Dnruset; Pascheco, Mr. Liston ; Bartolo; Mr. aru ; Donna Isi4nra; Stephen&; Donna ,Carnilla, too - c lei - ton ; Rosanthe; Miss Matthews; Agatha"; Mrs. Lis- After which, the Farce of jo t . LOVE, LAW, AND PHYSIC. Lb ; • ~ator.lor, Mr. Blanchard ; Flexible, nithews ; 11,,,.:11!..z:r. Liston; Mrs. Hilary, .Mrs. Gibbs; Laura, „ . winch twill lie added, a New Grand Pantomime, .cailed HARLEQUIN WHITTINGTON I Or, LORD MAYOII. OF LONDON.' t tti Mitsical . Fntertaimuent Brotber-an4 Sister will klyeel•every Evening. vo-nlorrimv, Itatiella.—On,Thursday, The Strange.r. ' .r.f. G OLDEN LOTTERY! rilkEE PliliES or TEIIRTY 14OUS:NNE) POUNDS ! ,; A'Ao, FIVE of ONE 'l'l-301: 7 A.ND GUINEAS each, 1:11ich will be PAM IN GOLD. without Deduction;'as soon • • as dawn, ril iIiSH returns his .):rateini ilianlis to the - ,, k . Pribiie throughout eu Pavour,.and, lia,ving Contracted with Government for the tile Kin2:dum for their istitiguish !willing Lottery,- he feel.. plcasurelia an t lye .foll°"." rlng Scheme, wilich not only TiOssesses th e attra ctive an (l un- • -cdetiled Novelty of .fl-IREE THIILTY THOUSAND vOik?..-eD'P, ItIZES; but as a grateful Tribute of Respect tii . the : One iol'I. 1 : 1 :ts made a s that the, Fire Prizes of ck awn 1.1411 ct in each, shall be paid in Gold as soon as `V i,ket's.lVlriT ati 'Deduction, whether:they r , 5c 3, 12, 11. . ‘----.,••• • cr _ _.,,L es, at either of his • • Offices,- No. l .' C°ltiN s,liiii,orna, c.:41.411t1NG:1-s,itoss) ' - t he -."., il or at any other Ohne in - . . . . a Prize s of . scl - TENIE. 5..... .. • ****** A-20,000 ..... • 5 ...... ... * ...... • ici,o oc) . are .. /.6 :3 0 0: ( ( ?° 0 1- 0. 1 . ........ ti, . .......... •• . 1 .,050 . ' ' 464'.4.5° 1v... ......... '• • • • 50n ........ :.. -...— • " I. ...... . "° /,3,}0 fi .................. • • BC)n ' T,t 4 ;TO• £5. ....... 100. 4,t,,,,t) ......... ••- • • • 50 - 1,260 " • • c.. ;:". la. 45,01A .... • • .. k 5,004 Tickets vPirst•ilrawn Jo.-,t47051'. L.1.50;.006, :...' e elrld drawn 1,0 . ,10 1....' w * 1 1l recerve:...go,ocol\lore! : 'II reccive....2o,o9o.More! 14;rd-drawn ' 100 001.1::Titi rect k e .... 90,900 lipre ! Rust Day, Makin g Th ree -Prizes of -80,000 each.! (. 1 s th Blank will r ece i ve 1, 1 )00 thlincas in ~,,Idl Ifirli Bl an k will receive 1,000 Guineas, in Gold Etcon 1 n 11)th .ili3Jlk will receive I,oda GUI ntas in Gold! ''''' . . , L'an. 9f.,"h Blank will receive 1, ;On Guineas in Gold! 30th Blank will receive 1;600 Guinea& in Gold! . ” Begin s Drawing .siit APRIL. , 1.• . . . , i ,c.reci ano, Shares are now ni l sale byBISII, the Contra:l- 'Bit' ~ Sat 4, CORNIIILL; or 9, CHARING,CROSS ; who sold L*at Two luta° GO& Prizes, and FillPecn Capital Prizes in th e . *l q I. ' .To TI-DOMAS T_ AYLOR, Esq. . - ;, No. 9, NeW Beidge-street, London. , • llrcm,nntEbst•ittI Ircm,nnt Ebst•itt • Edinburgh, March 18. 1 4 Eqita.ve to inform you, that ever since the — i --. Yeat' l 7oo, I haa beca:.4olticted „with the.Lties Yenere:a ; • watch-, from its obstinately resisting every course of medicine p r escribed by the most eminent-of the,faenity here, and un 4ttrgoing several severe ctlArscs of salivation, and twice dis- V....1"r,,,ed from' the llospital with little relief; would zippear;to ', tr of the most inveterate nature. In the spring of .it year ,/!1Y disorder had f..;ot to such •a head, as nearly to put a period to ivy CNlSlenze-:- . 1 had whirge oleo!. on thecrawn of myhead, ~. e orl each arm, and my legs were broke Ont'iira-friglifful ~I3hanner; my'right 'l - as dreadfully. painful, and had-been io a ~ '? l, '• ofniceration. for the last ;`evert„years;. my left hatP •d AO ..- .:2 " '" large nodes on il, 'was very flinch disculortrea ; 'and Faye .I,e-ktfc,ll er.crociatirig • pain, particularly when worm in - Ved, ..d'; th`arly to deprive Inc of rest; ill Anis lantLitaltle- state ; r ‘,..._:`,3 r eemumend e d by Mr. J. Thunipsog, (who I - et:el:ed.. so v 'at a cure- by them liere;', to take roar Leake's Patent Pills, I ' l ' l ' l l I began'to do .011 the ‘2.f>tl.;•'of !,lay; in. the course of a 3 ,, jr . t i ' l lt ilt I ,an to receive beiteht—in little more than a 4 " b the ulcers on tuy head • .;141d :las wifre soundly 'heal ed -1 ,t'';'l4..after, the sores on Inv legs healed also ; leaVing, how b.::! c ?asiderable discolotiration in the skin,. and Vain is the I , i 11N ' of the left, which, 1)5 tire blessing of ( . ;(4d, and a little 1 '. .„ ~,_ , r Perseverance in ymir invaluable Medieme, , sulasided ; /I ' ', -•-uuts dispersing,' tl - e Skin resaiiiing its natural hue, and e -, ,t.turnal pains gradually going . off.—l thus became,- by .. • ' 4°4l ' 14/erri 1, 11 , ~. . advice . , • • 1‘ co liplaints—have recovered my former_ spirits . and st r ,,,„ • . i ~r,,a.i,ithr'und am I)4_ , conie, jolly and fat, in which state having J 5 uu " man - morns to the astonishment of all who kr,ew 1 ' ' i ' t ..,,,, 1 an', for a the in ' wbat terms to evoress my gratitude,.bn . t • • rihr, c , ( Yu) the good of ogier suffering mortals, ton.al)e .40;, rte ease as public as possible, as I shall on every oce.:a. 0 ; in so doing yoo will greatly ohligY, • ''''' • ' sir,.lcur I,;' Fateful,' jitedie-ot, Ye; y :rumble servant, . . ~ ALEX. MURKER. • •3\v• , - anti s Close, Iligh-4. - 4treet, Edinburfli. , . r 44111 .. Witriesges ItAlie.:.ll,or c cure - : 11 hompson, N0..3, NC997 Poultry I\larket, Edinbur,:i. ; ' ~ joita M.lutosb, Old 'Assembly Close; Edinburgh. ' - 1 4 1. ) Y, "'l a•nd-101.: by the sole Proprietor, Pi - LOMLAS TAY !. i,,,ti5,,, Member of the Royal €0114 , ,ie of Sup,7e.)ns, at his vt), l „ . .' iN") 9, New lirid,..re , stiect, .1;ornion; v, 7 l l ote, titer °a ...:414';',`,1t resideoce of more than 38 years in a vr7ictice parti iu,...,.l,y directed II) the. cure of Venereal (fonivlaints and those 1,e,,`-r,t,h.rital to the Parts of. Gencration,. witi that:inviolable, I,„e,te., which !nen of his professi,4l riloold always obseri-e in Nt.,,: t f .,,,, 5, ,le ti/Jters himself the advice anti assistauce tic ittl7l."-.!usly administers to persons t.aliilit, tbiti ',lc cliijoe, N.lll 1 ,..". ,11 ed, IW a 11.1 Seenti!Ig 1-'4ll)lic, as an atlyam• tlir..C 4 ' 4,el4loiti • At " , able, a!:ii void of all anil)i-IlitY• li •' 0 sold by 1 ... . .• • 1 convent, .of•tboir vo n ,. 9 1.6 . 1. 1 9 1 3, »Iltillellt, illr tle nee . ; xlv t . t i I,:a distance, at the Perfumer's, No. :45, St. Alban s• 40,1,,, ,lal-all; the Toyshop, N. ten, OifOrd , •strect ; Mr. t li '44 ° .-. l 'gl's, No. 7, FiAi - strect.-liill; .I‘.lr. Bas.l4..r's,li taii;, e, rAnburgh • Mr Ni . floricld, J ewi'!ie r,' Glasgow ; fit. 1.4,,,,,,vi1'5, L i ultirtf:, anti . bv -one pei - son in every 42044sigierairi.e. 7:1;4, ,4n G,.. s . . .. . . Lat Britain and Irylaod, in boxes of only , 2s. 9d. ~','l'4llllie4l, and sealed .up sett acre idain directions, * ' e ase, - Y 14• rs , flis,- of citi - ' . - cure throisch -- 6 with rl I\l, $1 secrecy, and ' ;.4 l a c i ' e't s y- e . I I" ' 41- , . . . ~. .. ti ' b : 1 114, * „ . ' ll(2 ry Box sold in Qireat-Beitain is sealed up with a ' ' a t ti lt .q% wi , i( . .l .by favour of the •Commissi - nners *i; !Hinted, .4q.1t...t4"1P Otticet Taylor. 1-3.`ridge-str"t-.. 4, 1 / 4 9 . • A bleb 14 Felcny; and : all otheis art; countotterts. OFFICE OF ORDN,INCE, Jnn. 16, 18,15. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS. of Ills MA-, JESTY'S ORDN. - INCE do hereby• give Notice, that Propos('ls will be received at their Office, iii Pall Mall, on or before Treei; ! esday, the 15t.1 day of Februarynext,from such Persons es iutly he willing lo.undertake the 64epzdy of CO LOURS, both . Dry and Ground in Oil, for Service of thie DepartoWnt„for a Period of. Three Years, deter.4tinable af ter the E.zpiration of the First Year, upon Notice of Three Month*, at the Option of either Party. 'Specimens of the Artieles rimy he riewetl upon application at the Priti . tipal Stareheeper's o,iicr in thi• Tottit'r ; and further • particula s, together with the Terms and Conditions of the' rOntract,ntit,v be hno!rn at the Secreiary's . Mall vforesa id, city Day bctiveinthe 'Mims. of Ten and Fans . o'Clock, Where the Proposals mks( be - , delivered, sealed tip; and endorsed, " Prepo37os for ColoUrs, Ste:;" • but .9to Proposal can be• admitted after' the said 15th day of Fe brtitrrY, at Twelve o'Clock at Noonof the same Day, neither will any Tc-ifr be noticed, .9in4ess the Party nta / hZ4 it, or - a1e,48 - cgt in his behalf; shall aitentl: By Order of the Board,. B. Secretara. • DiSTRESti IN GERMANY. T" for relieving :the Dis tresses in Germany, and other part*. of the Continent, have to annutlnce, that by pernsissidti of toe ltight4-10nonr able the Lords 'of the ;Treasury,. some very"elegant. Articles, the production of Grtraan Ladies of Distinction, and of Ger man Artists, presented is this , Ctiaiity, alit lis? Sold 'by Anc tionin the first week in Buttock . * ,Ikisciint, by Mc. Mann, wholly for the. benefit of . the Sufferers, aid will be she - wathcre by Tickets, two days previons.to the S.clt. 'The Committee hare entisidfred- it , a duty which they owe,to,a genercois,Public,-to place on rec,frd - beneficence so highly. notivable tobildanity, as is the Relief afbre.m.by L Gre ; t4in tip tile-niiierfes, in Germany; and they ;prepoSo to pub lish hl The History of the itelief•alforded by Great ,to the sSull'ereri`by tie War i‘i Germany," to antitenti. Details .if the mi.cerie; which hayf; 'flowed froth if• :War almost' Unparalleled, as -welL as the zeal with .• which I.lutuanity availed herself of the earliest moment to I levirtc. tae Sorrows of the .wretcheff ; the active energy, un wearied•ialiont, and disinteeestect beneVolence of thtt Conti (;:miiiiiittees: and, _finally, those .bursts, of elfuluent than4fultiefus„ which are the evident dictates of genuine and heart-lett'gratitude. 'rho-purpose confining the -ifistriry to Two •han6sonte -Royal -Ocifiro•Volunies, illustrated with_Eti- • gyavings,, price 11. ss. and to prittt very 'few more than the nonitiet,whi , b shall be'subStribed for when the Wjrtt shalt - be . r eat' t - 0 - press. •.- • . Subscriptions will be reeeiver) tojhe 3l at pf March, inclu sive, by Mr. AckerMarin, 101, :nand by all the respeuta ble*Boolisellers in Great Britain and Ireland; acca at the Bar of OW Coy _of Loudon Tavern,- Ilishopsgate. , street, Subscriptions already advertised L. 113 ,263 16 1 Subscriptions since received : • • . • AtDown's and Co. COlectr•l by the Miss Subscribed by Ser.; Owens and hiss •vants at Lewes, for • Mists, at Fulham, ~the Poor Qrphans,. including. a Dona per Eltz f l . latcliclor, ,C 3 0 0 thin of ten, guineas SabScriptions at East of Col. Macleod .. 49 0 0 (if-lusted, lies Burt - - At Committee Room. and Son Din.) at Winchester, thou, London, by per Waller and Co. 21 16 1 -Miss,lob.Wheeler, GeneKal Crawford _Third Remittauce in the wh01e2.751..f5. 4 1 0 the L nlies AsSociation of Ladies ..44::,ociation of De- • in. Leicester and and Exeter, Leicestershire, by fur. the distressed theßeVerend G. B. • Orphans, pt Nlitchell„Rector of . li..2y•and Co 100 0 0 St. Niary Mr. i'..brin - ton,Gains- Collected from a few boratol 1 0 0 Friends, by Mr. • At...lr. Ackerinarin's. • James Letug 2 14 A Lady, at la rs.Daw- • Mr. W. Mantling, of sou's; at Falkiog- the Customs 5 0 0 . haat, Deviiiistiire - 1• 0 0 Further Subscriptions Dymond, per . • from the Ladies at . n! Mr. La Tio' 'l 0 0 'll-dtids‘Vbrth; for • The:Servants - of Lady thv ' 2 2 G Partiins.-Itudding- . At the Bar of. City London toil, Notts itecet7edbythe hands • 31r. James Gray ::.. 2 2 of. Mr.W.Greaves, • I . A mite for thetiel mans 2 0 private Subserip- At liankcy and Co. tioos," remitted by Ninth R. mittance . • •the•••Rev.'. \V . F., . from the' DeOdi • 4e4r Leacts,.,,York- and Exeter Ass° - shire - l5 7 0 • elation; including Y. i. . by 11.:. 4 v. - C: Lee • 2 0 o • 71,. ed.- Col- Colleetiorr. at Work- leered at Northill, in t ston, Cwuher- mite Launceston, b•y Rec. P. Ccruwall, • •Aly How, Itectur .••. IS .O Mathew Wevilt.. 100.. Of C/... • •EitilArtm-'--Instead of " Eight .remiitance4 formerly a/1- vertiseti,". read " the eight remittance from the Devon ;and Exeter'lssOciation, 1701." 2' R. H. MARTEN, • LUKE HOWARD, 'Secretaries. rESSRS. infoyn. ..LY.JL, the Nobility and the Puslic, they are 1.11,11101 , Mini their late Residence in ' Reppell , Atreet, to No. 43,. wcBouttN,PLACErt RUSSELL-SQUARE, ,rhere they con tinue perform RA.DICAL CURES on HERNIA that ad mit of being retained in their situation by a Trots, so a's i s a few months - to'render,the wearing - :of that Ins.truuteat untie- CeSsary., ' 7 • • Messrs. LINdFOADS bed to oliSeri'e they card gii;e Re ferences to Stitgeon's of eminence for the success sod safety of their Mode of Treatment. Hours of of attendance at borne from nine o'clock in the morn ing till three in'the afternoon. • SUPERIOR ADVICE. I .„ T is of Zile first "consequence to ascertain . on whose talent and irrtegritv a. firtn reliance may be placed in affliction. Messrs. CURREE and Co. Surgeons of emir nence anti. high professional attainments, Members of .the GOliege of London and Edinbrirgli; presmitto the Pub lic the ve:llt of. GO years experience itt the CURE Of VENE REAL COMPLAINTS, andt hose Debilities and Dilfieiencies which not' unfregnently pievent or entiiitit4 the mitrbuoilial state. In th6 , various gradationS, .froni" Ea:dile 'infection to confitmed Lue - i, their treatment comniands very often a specdy, and always a radical cure. In dubious _cases, their long and - Well-arranged experience gives tire:ni a prOmptitude of - decisiort that secures the patient iron) being , mereurialized out of existence, or having his constitution undermined, and the vital principle .destroyed by a latent, but insidious ,dis order, or.a blind and fatal confide:lice in shalliiw - Pretenders. In Nervous Debility, Vascular Relaxation, and Atony of the Organs, arising from excessive indol;!, - etice, insalubrious cli mates, dr golltary seusnality, tire practice gives - new life' and energy to the S.;tein, even in case.‘%hich are verging ini de spair. Stfittiiiei, and other dei . atii, , ernetits 'of the Urethra, they fnifov - e in a mild and'etlextual •manner. - Slight and te cent eases of Venereal Infection are cured in the short pe riod of Two DAYS. To the remale Sex it niil be consolatory to know that they may be cured of thoSe Debilities 'which tie , feat conception, and - sap the foiindation of Connubial felicity. Patients treatat.with candour, delicacy, and inviulable crecy. Messrs. Currie and Co. may be consulted ere, y day, at their hause,.lo7, Hatton-garden. Letters frOm the cowl try, stating minutely thevase, Mode of li , iug, &c. and inclos ing a knottanee fur Advice and Medicines, will be treated with stadious attentiun..-1074 'TO BE SOLD - BY .A.UCTION, By LEIGH and SOTHEBY; BoalvicllerS, •at •their House, No. - 145, Strand, opposite Catherine-street, This and -- Fie following - Days, at 'Twelve o'Clocli, A VIIIY CHOICE, and CAPITAL COLLEC , TION of Prints (both Ancient and Modern), the pro perty of a' Gentleman, now resident on the .Continent, con sisting of do e!egant' assemblage of the works of 'Marc Ali tOiliO, ..lulio Bonasone, Bart. Behaal, the Ghisi's; and other great mastery of the Italian Sclriols. - : • To he viewed to the Time of Sale, and Catalogues to he had at the Place of Sale. SUFFOLK.—The MANOR of Earl STON/1.1711, and a Ca- Taal Freehold Farm, culled ,DEERTIOLT's,. Eight iVliles . from Ipswicb, . TO Br. SOLD BY AUCTION, by Mr. saunaß, at Oarra way'B h)ifee-hOuse, on Tuesday, 'Feb. 21, at - Twelve, in Three Lots, • TaE Valuable very Ektensive MANOR of Earl STONHAIVP, in the Cotinty 9f SutUk, with the Fines, Quit-Rentß, &c.; also that capital and highly ha procehie Freehold Farm, DEERBOLTS, in the occupation of Mr. Bird, tenant - at will, cont4ininr, 104 Acres of excellent A rible, Pastore, and Meadow Land, with a large Brick-built- Messnage, known at the Manor- House . , convenient Farm buildingsoind three Cottages, together with a Wheelwright's ShcpandTremises, and upward; of four Acres of Land, in the occupation of T. Warren, 'the whole very eligibly situated within eight miles of Ipswich, and about - 77 miles from Lon don, on the high road to Norwich-, Mr. Bird, the Tenant,. will. slim- the Estate, of whom printed Particulars may be hotd ; also of the Printers of the Ipswich and Chelonsford Papers; .at the Place of Sale,; of Mes;rs. Sparks and Holmes, Attorneys, Bury St; Edmund's of, Mr, William Mmitrion, Solicitor, /3; Ilasingball-street; Mr. Joint Skinner, Land Surveyor, ,Lawford, near Manning tree,-Essex ; and of Mr. Squibb, AUctioneer, where slaps of the• Manor and .Farm May be seen. This Day was published, price 6s. f;d. ONSID ERAT lON - on the PRO'MCTION required by ligr FISH AGRICULTITItE, mid on the Influence of the Price of Corn ExPortal4ProliqOtions , • . By wn.r.t.lNl. JACOB, r. • . „ Printed for A. Johnson and, Co. St. -Nuys tr,ii,.o4aist wheyk ;nay be had, hy -same author, Ti_ . `,aviaS the tionth. of Spain- ifl 1809 and 1610, In one volutnoi, : , , ttoa :yiCh s plates, price three guineas. I, , " CORN. ritICES% , - • This Day was published, in Si 3. , prioe LurrE s it to the V,Artii LIA- 7 EItPOOT:i ..nt. oil the P1:0 - 13Alli.1; EPPECT of a (Mt 1T . DEDITC , TION •of CORN PRIOZSi by r-ATION; upon the relatt.i.e Couditioh of the State and-its - Creditors ;• and iof Debtors and Creditors in general. • • Prtnted by and for filack, Parry,:and Co. A v olisellet;;:te_ the Hon. East India Company, Leadenhall-street:. • • •. This Day was published, la Octavo, price Ns. bOards, the Second Edition, ebnsi&ra ' l 4 enlarged-and . improved, )Vith additional Plates, AY and FAMILIAR DIALOGUES and LETTERS on PERSPK'FIVE, -'DRAWINO, and P.IIBI'ING. Illustrated with Plates and Mar t :rains, and a, Coinpeit: dium of genuine Instruction. Portrait Painter, in :4iniature and Crayons. LOndon : Published . by-Black, Parry and Co. Leadenball street. This Day was pnhlished, In Two Volumes Bro. price : 11, 16s. boards, r r uE HISTORY. of ENOLAND, from the earliest Period to thd Close of the War, 1814. By JOHN BI6LANI . ). • Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees,. Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-row, London; and W:sleardown, Doncaster. 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'By WILLIAM 'TOWNSEND AITON, Gardener to his Majesty. _• Printd for Longman, Hurst, ReeS, - .Orme, and' Brown, Paternoster-row; and at the Biitish GallerY, .54, New Bond street. -Volumes 4 and 5 may be bad separate, to'complete.Sets, price 11. 7s. boards. Lately published, An Epitome of the abo,e Work. By W. T. -litho - , in post'tlwo, price 12a. boards, or with,referetiees to the Figures of the Plants, price 16a. hoards. SCROFULA. OR. KI:;:G'S EVA. PEARSON, 35, Alfred Place, Bedford iT6l square, can prove by undeniable testimony that her - VEGETABLY , EXTRACT and POULTICE will totally cure and eradicate that dreadful disease,. which • has proved so batiliug to the faculty. She has performed numerous cases, where the disorder has appeared in the shape of 'rumour. Ulcer, Contraction of the Muscles, enlargement Of the Joints; and cariesness of the Bones, of which she can produce'many instances in her own neighbourhood, where pet-Seats from the West desperate state have been restored to complete health and 'Yigour., "Her confidence in the means of cure she adopts, and that she courts investigation, will appear by the extract subjoined, from letter's she wrote respectively to the Colleges of Physicians and Surgeons; and though these learned bodies did not condescend t,. notice her address to them, as, perhaps, unworthy 'of their attention, it will not invalidate the 'efficacy of her. medicine and'appiication, and she thinks it would bkve been a duty to grant her that investigation, which she so con fidently courteA, and in the failure of which she would have been utterly disgraced. ' - Extracts from the letter above allndedto June 22, I SOS. 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Surgeon how to form:his Prog - nostics , audjo plan his Operations. • .. By 3OIE:s1 BELL, Surgeon. . . • • . - To he completed. in Twelve Monthly - Parts, illustrated by One, Hunnied and-Sixty •Platcs, many of which will be beau. tifully coloured. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-row; and Codell and Davies, Strand. 4, 1 ,* As the Number of Copies is necessarily limited to Two . Hundred, those Persons whO wish to possess the WoN will have the goodness to forward their Names, through the Me dium of- their 1304:sellers, to the Publishers. FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, FEB. 11. Admiialty Office, Feb. 11, 1815. ~.'"Vice7 A dmiral Sit Samuel Hood; G. C. B. Com mander in Chief of his Majesty's ships in the Mist' 1 tidies, has, in. a letter to John Wilson - Cm- Ler, Eq. dated at Madras, the 27th.of September last, reported the capture of the American priva teer Llv(kr Ally, having on board 12 guns and 30 inan-,ft;Y his Tthjesty!s Sliip.o\men Glefidottr., aftei chasit of ten houys, near theiqeobar Islands, in '.ittre Month of .1.ay..- - This vessel had shortly be fort: been Chased for three Aays by his Majesty's ship Salsette;bitt.suceetled in escaping from her. i•T . . . . . . , -. Tkis'Gazet t e contains an ()fie gof his Majesty's pardon, and a pr,-,...ird of.(nie 'hundred pounds, for the ihscOvcry of the per ,. ,• . i.o ~,r peisons who shot Mr. Itol;qrt 'ripping; at Newnliani, iiTtlie County of Cyfoi:lees,ter,..and hi•s•lvite, , wbo acConipanied . nPal ",..,) the dopt,,4vinint they Wounded in two places in the a - ,,,,.--..*,t , . ll',S MajealYsliardon„ 'anti - a reward of . 'five hun ,. • . :-- : r the a ..i5p0,,,, , ot the person or persons wh,., -,,,,Lur .•,:duit.,,,CAValsb,„ , foreman to Mrssrs. Hargreaves and I.• , :gdale, at Bc,Jciftjals, in toe county of Lancaster, on Sun,- _ day the .sth of Febrary ilist2 - - 11,1515, 2d Regiment of Dragoons, Capt. C. L. Barpiard, from half , i . ra . )y,f the fst DragOon (.4irtrds', - to be Captain of a Trc. - .op, sue Barnard, who. exchanges. Lieut. Anthony Bacon, from the lial.f-pay.of the IGth Light DragoonS, to be Lieutenant, - Oct exehanzes,. -14th ,11cginient . of Light Dragoons, John Thomas . Brooks,' C~etst. 3a he -Cornet, oy purchase, vice Caswall, promoted. Dlttc.:;:,-3.*: Raven, tient. to be Cornet, by purchase, ice .piocuotect. . .Ist Ditto„, G. F. Boniton,Gelit. to be Cornet, by purchase, v:ce Tomilinson, promoted. tith Regiment of Foot, Ensign T. Carrie to beLletiteuant, without purchw;e, vice Peat, promoted. Charles Rain - itorti, ' Gent. to lie 1! vice Carine. Oth Ditto, Lieut. I'. N. Tripp to be Captain of a Compani, by purchase, v..ee Maitiamt, ptomoted in the Regiment of 11.011. • 25th Ditto, M. C. liakott, Gent. to be EsSign, w without pur chase, rice 'Small, promoted.. .. 47th Ditto,. Ensign John (..i•akhraith to be Lieutenant, vies - Steele, -tietmased. - To i;e. Ensigns, .without . purchase, W. Edmonds, Gent. vice Clones, Promoted. G. Hill; Gent . vice Gait.nnitir.• 44th Ditto,. Ensi:gtr '''A;'itedtfocli \ to he Lieutenant, without • purchase., vice 131ackeney, proinotrd. 50th Ditto, Licut. Sholto D . ou3las, from half-pay of the Re -. gini - eat, - to Ike Lieutenant, vice Thomas, who excliafges, re cri difference, - . • 52d Ditto, Gcnt...t,o De Ensign, by . puri:hase, vice • Hart, promoted.' • • 53d.Ditto,4 John Ingleby, - Gent: - t6 be Ensign, by purchase, R _ vice Mauls, ‘yho-ietil - es. . - . Goth Ditty, Lieutenant-Colonel MOntagu 3..Wynyard,,,frat4 the 24 - Ciarrion battalion, to he Lieutenant-Colonel, vitas . 'Palryniple, witOTretives qp-ou • hall,pay of tfic"2(lCiarrisOci - - Battalion. • , To be Lieutenants; Enzzign Robert Vincent, liana the 4th Garrison Battalion, 'Without purchase. Lieutenant James 'facie, front half-pay of the Royal. Waggon Train, vice l'errY, who exchanges.. -Ensign ,Charles ' Barry, front the • Stli Foot, without: purchase. 64th Ditto, Lieutenant john - Vavasour, from - the 83d Fe ot, to be Lieutenant, vice Daly, who exchanges. Ensign. Ho uthirable' William'St. Lawrence, front half-pay of the 6th. Garristin Battatiun, to he Ensign, viee Hugghue, promoted. 69th Ditto, l3oulthee, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase., vice RonSilci, who resigns.. - 78th Ditto, Ensign 'Francis Wye, •troin half-pay of the 47th rout, to : be Ensign, vice Huatly, who exchanges. • ,82c1 Ditto, George Galbraith, Gent. -to."be Ensign, by par . chase, vice intake!' ' promoted. ,„ 'B3d . Ditto, Lieutenant H. R. Daly, from the - 64th rOot,lo be Lieutenant, vice Vavasuur, who exchanges.: SW It Ditto, Lieutenant W. A. 'Aix - well, froin the Ist Drag - oon Gnards, •to .be Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice Stewart, promoted in the Royal York itAtigers. 98t1i-Ditto,•• Ensign . Edmund Martindale to be Lieutenant, without purchase, Vice Morgan, promoted. Gentleman Cadet Frederick' Follett, from the Royal - Military College, to be Ensign, vice Martindale. 6th West India 11-iiinenti L. Burke, Gent: to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Gordon, promoted. Ist Ceylon ltegiment.—To be Captains of Companies, Liente tenant J. W. Wilkins, vice M•Ptierson, deceased. Lieute nant George P. Dick, vice Stewart, deceased. 'CaPiltegintent, Second' Lieutenant Henry WC:the, from the 3d Ceylon Regiznent, to be Ensign, without purchase, vi4t Evans, who resigns. Itrgioient, Captain . Honourable John M. Maitland, from the 10th Foot., to be Major, by plurchask:, vice De Capol, who retires. Tito, King's German Legion. • Weiteineyer i Gent : to be Ist Regiment of Hussars, Cornet, vice Xops, who resigns. The undern u British OilicerS, serving, in the Portu guese Array, to Witt Rank as hereafter specified., To be Captains, Lieutenanti. W; ft. trydges, from the 80th Fwit. Lieutenant Richard troth the 11th Foot. Lieutenant W. O'Hara, from the 4 ;Ell . Foot . MF.moaANDum.:—The appointment of Mr. Charles Fauquier to be Assistant-Conamistary-eeneral to the Forces, as stated in the Gazette of the 24th ult. has not taken place, Mr. Fauguier not having served the period prescribed by his Majesty's regulations to render loin eligible for the Cum, micsion. The appointments of --- Cre!met', Gent. to .he Ensigt,, without purchase, in the 46th. Fwjt, and John M"Nahh, Gent. to ne Ensign, without purchase, in the 59th Foot, a stated in the Gazettes of 12th October 1813, and 31st May I 614 2 .4ve not, talien . plaec. The promotion of Lieutenant WalteflYtiara, to be Captain, by' purchase, in the '47th Foot, as stated in the. Gazette of 3d Dece[Oer, 1814, hag aot taken place. [fur Bankrupts, &c. see thelast Pate.]