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i‘ ii i,~~,..,,~,~ic_~r ~~(/' l ~tVf. _ -.t . 1 711.] ......,... tlt THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. S PRESENT EVEN ING , M' • Jily their Jesties' Servants will pc, foram the Tra g edy of 1 : 1 411e n . f : U NO RICH IRD THE THIRD. '.lnueester, Mr:Rean; Lady Anne, Miss Boyce. PAc. r ., ~._ To which will he aided, , '''......:_____ . " - EN 0 CLOCk, AND A RAINY NIGHT. ItiTHEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. u S PRESENT EVENING July 3 will perfortued i the Trao•ed of , , 1'444 ni JANE SIIORS. • s, Vot m ing; Dumont, —v. T rev:- Alicia, Mrs. Paucit ; Jane Shore, Mi,s To which will be added,, COMUS. ,At it- jr • riiiLS".l"s PICTURES—cm-18T RE 44kt jr. -- TF- 1 3, his. SECOND . PICTURE CH . T E T in the TEMPLE and the DESIGN of the t. see n tY~IXLes of OUR J.N.v O ' UP • - th several. SKE'T'CHES, Nis,ei%Exhibiting No. I I2S, L PAIL-M ALL, n . Morn lut sl . x el iT l l 4 excevred) frow Ten thenelarCa,r-lton • By Oi•der,. CHARLES SMART, Secretary. City of London Tavern, Jnne 30, 1315 . A L 'r eariadu A ct i iEngE TlN.-G of theCOMMITT the WATF.RLOO SUBSCRIP "JON, Eli for Plt I J . J. ANCERSTEIN Esq. in the Chair;' . , "°,'ved,Ji. G • A g ' s.r' • n Esq f;L: .'j'il:. Governor of th n e t lfi. t t e ik i ; alicl ' Alexander Baring, ; William 'Mellish, .)14,nivtdbv1lie Treasurers to this Sub 3criti?n. _ l 'alel v i n - 9 . ,1 bat Ilie Suhsci;iptions, as received, be innc _ l'i, t ; fo 'ce:te(l in Government Scertrities. of the JV°44ll.lltee•'." Gentlemen hate been nominated • 1 4% . 4 ,"F , drsto nt p . .1,..4m; Ander,L. ; , 1, ard Ai lfr,..v7 ' 1 ' 1 1? nd r Bari ' i ,, , M P. J es Barclay 'NI P. • , Jriry n t. ., 1,1. , , . P. 1 n 01.1,0111 .:1' '''' .. , a• w , • ri„ Juschf i.".llrtis, Bart. NI. P 11 4 ' !'-' o it on, ''• P. S allo l l , ir ch a , '•gct.t, l'et er IP" Flower Ba rt. F,.:r ee, ~ t'llll ha r t„ r„er (Bose Hill) ti eet ' '.rarit t, gecl odu-'' . .Ik i,e Grote in, . p' , •le r ' PaltlimanJ, iivilA,.l,i,„% }Jaarmnkevn i gas Il' AT• A ,, a 'n Ite nr . ~ r,' .i l l' s I nglis } " oare, ,1,„._ °Lll.lacitson, Bart. M.P. ize..rtaies,s Il e rt st j ui i l ii i.e.% Lon g, . Th e c , J. 3: ANGERSTEIN, Chairman. Z‘leal,,'°llllnittee woold elimproer peuu 4 4 , ea . c1 ' Y i ,, ° ,: t. '' a , ,l) . Y any vir!,ir e s t o n f ' theirs, t o i ncrea s e the feeling ir l p e ail ing the Lamed Kingdom on . the sub3ect,o . f the . '416 ~,r 4g Leehitli of June. They commit , the Subscription t i)tih e i . "" tile prdecti fp t- - 1..' • , tnt o f . . on 0 a Ito ism.and Gratitude, and are 4,. a result honourable tothe character of the British 41 110 1.1 nt• 1. of Subsc r i . il er) pt' ions already advertised Z. 21,216 Os. Gd. tl Lit 4 riChapter t. .rbory, by 4„o_iier omit Co. - 105 ' jll(3obbre' I' S t i e E ß. o 4 ri; te r Th,: l Cotton _ .. 0 Cardales and Young, 11,.,"1ai Litt 2 Gray's Inn 14 ' I:ll rner - 10 10 - 5 Thomas Hall - 21 0 '; P.,..,, ~. r , „ 13 '" 2 10 6 John ',hider - 10 10 4. 0 a • oranroi , r i., io ' • L i Ft d t,, e a 0 3e. Richar .. ra 5 ' -- kill.rt-g!:, tztti s i.it. Co. 210 0 i Wrifibt aud Morgan _ %LA, xi, .1 ,, ,,1 cc:, ivy---rniu.stl3 S 0 "R i Ni ls , •A and Co. 105 0 lIMI ., io t a 4 '-.- ---,••• If 1- - i ii; -, iiiasiValker & Sun 10 40 Nt'n•Aia,,t'nr° -21 • 0 - Richard Parry - 10 10 .. ) •::b.11,., t,_ i . N-ins. .165 0 Daniell, .Todhunter, _ 'i ,, Nil 1?•, ii.1,1 : . .? arid Co. 105 0 Wyndham and Co. 10u 0 Nibria (I - to 10 Sam Narshall,Hutclie 'Nl . :ge: Deer scCO.,,? c • Bk i . ni !,i 4 ., a • , ,-, ••-•-.. 10 sor e and Co. - •52 10 liINY s I lii.4'.„: l l ` i . 52 1 0 , Alexander Hutchison 21 0 ' (s ‘ •el l i,„ i ; ‘'' C0, , - , ,52 10 William and Thomas ' . tjtPt.114,,,,a.:,4er 21 .0 Rallies and Co. - 210 0 .1i,41"5 Wair e a r e ' I t N• 5 5 Charles Bartrum - - 21 a ,It.' Q uNt on - 10.10 Martens Call and 1 t'''' 1. - 5 5 Arnold - 105 0 1, 41 '" ,,, ;: l i) 1 , ( ;;;. - .. - 5 3 : Two Ladies, per J. Y. cha7as shenp,rl,,lCo.'so 0 • Fownes - .2 0 i s IV I.: d 52 10 John Letts, 95, Cornhill 10 10 44,;11.,,,n c„„),. .)i roar e Davidsons, Graham & ' b . !S Coll' - 105 0 C o. - 105 0 .' 1 1 ,,, ~ in s ~`)% . io to George & James Brown 52 10 1 % lio" ( :ruft .5 5 J.Ayton, Esq. M issen 11;4ntliirt - 5 9- 10 Oen Abbey, Bucks, Li r ,i', T av i o - 31 10 per Lees and Co. J o t 4 ;‘,(. ‘ • r and James Whitfield - 4. ) 14 11,11 1 ,. ic ';, 105 0 Baldwin,Cradock and • ...,A,b„ e.lrce 210 0 , Joy, per Stevenson tr:,„ \ , / • 11 '''' •IX and Salt - 31 10 .1 1 ,., ' ''nil n n , - lo o Paxton,Cockerillarail .a., ri. •.. ~annoy ~.., I Q , 'Ard w i „ Y •--- 10 and Co. - 210 0 x,.l.^iladcr,,ord, - .10 Gre , - Lindsay and Co. 105 0 hi i: )111114 be ts .." 2( I 5 Thomas Kemble, sen . laiV l , 4 , 1 0,b, i 52 10 c . - 105 0 . qa.; ( . . i n e'i, I. ors t e '; . Nr , -.1, Reid and Co. 210 0 ( 11:. 1 .. 'a - 21 Child and, Co. - 210 0 ( 0 1 4 A • Li n , - ? 0 _ l'bonias Sltepherd„jun. 1 ii a " IV " - ' 0 Mr. Samuel Fenning 10 10 '',,, , basi s . 1 1 Mrs.renning,•Miss,aild l'hß,,,s ~ . a ,, ,,1... .„ I 0 10 Miss E. Penning - 5 5 , n,. , tie, - lit, ii? . , ....)ar- Reed, Galilee and Co. 25 0 N' , ll'-'' l'' , l P , '''." ~0 .0 Francis Wilson -' 21 0 4,.. )0 15 () ,; ' '„,efArri John i onrad Meyer 10 0 N. p. ,i, x r) ,, , ,:ii.:4,011 1,7 1 1(;),..„ 1. .. I._ parcher and Co. . - 210 0 4"%t4, ' ,1' ..'." 0 ,,,,, ..,'? ° l'he Earl of Bucking- ,01) ! , 1 _,. l(1, e! , o.. Is :thr ' 0 harustiire - 105 0 I.‘.4,,.'Z'aiin " • 05 0 Edward Robinson 105 0 ‘Ar.i,,' 1 .1;i g „ ,_- 10 :i 0 Joseph Palmer • - So 13 1:ij...;!:; , 4 : 18 411,11 ( n : :;_' . . 1 9;:' ... 0 ,Charles Clark - i os. l 6,1 1 . i '', 41 ).,.,, : - A. B. - 4 ‘ ' I ''l , ti, lO In . m. 10s. Gd. - I\,,,!°Yd's. . ''s art rerv;vpd - • t ; ‘.Lce of ', .n , (; ~t . ,1 7 , - a... the City of London Tavern 4,,....1,1,i,,,,,t.it,,,,at iilteplj,:::,.._al:eireciurst;(l. nlicii t , t , : ,,,.. '. • tne Bankers. N,l Communications arn4 to ' be addressed to Cee T1''1 1 1 . 1 %!).',.; - i - F - . e ____'2_ - ___2_ . l . : indon Trtrer r . tlu i i l whi ch ' ii l. , : .r r i s i l , 1 .; , .5y in the CItAN I) G(1/1)EN LIT . lei . , '-' 13 Iha 'it , Y, 19th of THIS NIONTH . ' l Alttic• c) ,, • Ina ttitravtoj. coGOOT)LTI'CIc., and Co. C00viti,,,,,t!,, vi ti , ,,,, t!,, plit)l.ct -t he Present. LeTI.::8:1", respectfully Sub ly 1 5,00 : ‘ ~...;10 following. GRAND SCHEME, which, lel) will be .t.s 12 litii- s ) ilip,liets: contains i -40 up() . 111, liv:i c , . ' --L-)°,000-7-40000, ,00.: cl7l N E .A.ti , 1 paid in GoI,1) witlioat Deduction. 1 . : "• 7 Of . AS UNDER .• • ...... '' ••• • • .1,..i0,;i00 .. is Zit .; . ,f,.,000 ••• .. • .. :'•• • • • • ',.i0,1 0 .................. 30,000 •'' " • - 20.00 f) .................. 20,000 2 .,000. ~ 1 5,;1 in G01d....... ... 5,250 J. W. Lubbock, M.l'. Joseph Marrvat, M. P. Robert H. Marten, John Mangles, Manning, M.P. William' Mellish, M.P. Thomas Nicholson Sir Peter Pole, Bart. Thomas Reid, Josbu'a Reeve, ThOmas.ltoiver oft, , - Robert Shedden, George ShecMen; Samuel Scott, Air James Slzaw, Batt. M.P. Benjamin Shaw, M. P. George Smith.Nl.l'. John Smith, M.P. Stephen Thornton, M.P. I John Thornton, M. P.. - Androte H. Thomson, John Taylor, M. P. :John Tritton, Sir Robert Wigram, Bart. William Vaughan. 21 0 - 10 10 105 0 21 0 ,'••• ''••• ....... • I,oso'.iti Gold. .... . •••• • • . 1,0,)1. ........ .... .... :11,,• ... '•'• • • " • 33 ;1 Gold ..." ••.' ' • • • 210 i'l (;1,1 , NT ,Alld :1,04(2 tail, I' ••• s . r les.ti• Value. . . 41, 11R,;(1' 4,1'4e Of DraWil, r . :1 • " ' I L... ". 4 . 1 •11.:114 . 1 PCIZCS is so ar .4 it:li,i', .1!1m. the terit;i'n'it':i'st H ri e se ' t s ite t fi to the Public of Otie 14.11111,4.,1?i4g 40,0001. ;mill 1 ItPc further C!;anee of .. its also 0 ° sc;liz Ji tit , t..) that ti;lin 5,Q09 Goine';' i,",411"*. t.,:4lle.llll.•saili‘:titlitiolriri rti . ez . t . izzr . n . .ri ). ‘ , , , l . n. had Gratis. Sale at Itltll.-I.llD %t°33;l‘4.Cl(4)l.ti'rt.ik, ;tri'l i.(.)'''t()lll-,'c''.,.‘,‘;:(!orn!till and Cliari"g 4". all —usi ""3 ill lilt: Pu ' bfic . Futias is transacted. • 2,000 • 6,150 • 5,000 2,100 • 2,100 be' 3,' al / ~g~ ~f'~~ la i liy:%~ ~~ {~' i 1 ~~ f,l , t I` ~i ~0~~ 1 ...., p 7 -1 i,_ ~,..t. - , •...„„,,, ... • . , riIHE , NEW GALLERY, GO;. Pall Mall, and IL THE HISTORIC GALLERY, 87, Pall Mall, are N r) W OPEN to the . PUtiLlC.—The Magnificent COLLECTION of PICTURES belonging to PRINCE I/UCIEN BONA PARTE continues on view• at the first of these, to . be•SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, individually the GRAND ALTAR PIECE, by GUERCINO, and other fine Pictures and Drawings, at the Second, where Subscriber's Nears will he received to Mr. Sharp's large Engraving of The Dead Christ and Maries, after the - Picture by Annibal Carracci ; and also to the Select Works of celebrated Portraits, by Sharp, Heath, RaphielMorghen, tk.c.--Admittarice to each, One Shilling. GLOBE INSURANCE; PALL-MILL and CORNHILL. FIRE, LIFE,..A.ND ANNUITIES. A LL Persons,,whose Insitrances with this C0m .131. Tally become due at Midsummer next, are reiittested to take notice, thatateceipts for the Renewal thereof are now' ready for delivery at the Company's Offices, No. 80, Mall,. and No. 5, Cornhilli and in the hands of their re spective Agents in the Country.—lnsurances due at Ilidsum fuer roast be paid on or before the 9th day of July, when the Fifteen Days allowed for the Renewal thereof will expire. - By Order of the Rt,ard H , JOHN CHARLES DE,NHAM, Sec. London, June 20,1815. moriLiAY,JULY 3, 181,5. PATENT FILTERING MACHINE. STEPHENSON'S PATENT FILTERING MACHINES are portable. never out of repair, and in the best Invention ever produced for purifying: Water, at the. unexampled rate of 200 Gallons per day, rendering the Water beautifully' transparent. J. S. begs leave to offer grateful acknowledgments to. the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public, for their d istinguishing •Patron,age, - and offers his Invention at the followiog prices.: First, or large size, Ten Guineas, purifies at the rate of 200 gallons per day.--Second size, Se'ven Guineas, ditto 100 gal,. lons per day.----Third size, Five Guineas, ditto 50_gallons per day. To be seen at work at his Manufactory, 6, Mortimer-street, Cavendish-square; and at the Bar of the Jerusalem Cutlet-. house, Cooper's-court, Cornhill. FOR THE HEAD AND EYES PriFifiE CORDIAL CEPHALIC SNUFF is a - most grateful and effectual Remedy for Disorders in the Head, especially the common Head-Ach. It removes Drow siness and Giddiness; relieves Dimness -ef the Eyes; is ear cellent in curing recent Deafness; and is of great service in Hysteric and Paralytic Qomplaints, and in restoring the Me .mory when impaired by Disorders of the Head. It is also a Preservative against Infectious Air. Sold by the Proprietors, F. Newhery and Suns, No. 45, St. -Paul's Church-yard, the third house from Cheapside, Lon don ; and Brodie and Co. on the New Canal, Salisbury; in Canisters, price IS, MI. each ; but if purchased elsewhere, observe that the wordS " F..Newhery, No. 45, St. Paul's," are engraved in the Stamps. DIXON'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS. THESE PILLS long obtained a just celebrity in the private practice of the - Proprietor; Mr. DIXON, Apothecary; and from their great success in many obstinate . Bilious Disorders, on numerous Patients of distinction, and others, particularly the Duke of Bedford, 'Sir George War ren, Sir Gregory Pa i p Turner, the Dowager Lady Say and : Sele, the Viscountess Bulkeley, &e. &c. he.was , persuaded to offer them to the Public, under the approbatioh and the sanc tion of their Names. The Pills are found to he an incomparable Remedy 'for re storing the tone of the Stomach, for curing Indigestion, or preventing Crudities, and their consequent disagreeable eruc tations and tlatulenees.' They prevent habitual and tempo-. rary Costiveness, Sick Head-Aches, and Heart-But n which is occasioned by Pregnancy, and a Debilitated Stomach, whe therarising from the acrimony of the redundant bile, intern .ixerate.dict, or _driuking to exeess• served wonderfully to clear a sallow complexion, and being -a certain, though gentle operative, they .prevent hose obstruc tions in the liver which are so troublesome in all countries,' hut particularly fatal in warm climates. On this . account they are a va!uable desideratum in. the medicine chests of those who go abroad, or make frequent voyages. They are aid admirable preparative to sca-batObut, insomuch that the success in the course of it greatly depends upon the good use of theta, especially when bile enters into the complication for which sea-bathing is prescribed. Sold at Mr. Butler's, cheapside, corner of St. Pattl's Church, and most Mediciuc Venders in every Town, in Boxes at 2s. 9d. each; BARNETT GUEST, Chymist, INVENTOR of the GUES, TONIAN MEDICINES, No. 9, Great Surrey-street, Pout - of Blackfriars Bridge,- HAVING resided there for the, last Twenty- One Years, during which time Upwards of Three Thousand Patients have been restored to perfect health by him after they have been admitted into the London Hospi tals, when afflicted with the following complaints, and after continuing there a reasonable time, were then returned fi:orn thence without being relieved, the truth of which can he proved by the books of the. said Hospitals, or front the Pa-; tients themselves, two-thirds - of which reside in London ; great part of them have been advertised in the London Newspapers, and London Magazines. for the last Twenty Years, consequently, if not correct, they would have been most justly stigmatized by those respectable Medical Gen tlemen that attend these charitable Institutions, as they had three powerful inducements for it. In the first place because it was a duty which they owed to the pulthe; secondly; it was a duty they owed to themselves; and thirdly, their pride would have been so gratified in-consequence of it, as to have. rendered expissure irresistible. Yet surely, when it is con sidered that every respectable Medical Man must know that nearly all the great discoveries made in the healing art,- have .been the result of Chymical researches, no one of theincars wonder at the success - of the Gnestonian Medicines, the In ventor having been a practical Chymistior : the last fifty-eight years, and for the last ten years an Advertisement to the fol lowing effect, may be seen in several London Newspapers, which is likewise impressed on Isis windows in letters of - two inch depth, so that .• they which run may read." Medical - Men did then, and now may at any time, without any ex pense to themselves or said poor patient, experience relief in less than one hour, and in general are cored in a reason able time, for the permanency of such cures, see those Pa tients now whose eases have been long since published.-1815 . COPY AS ABOVE 'ALLUDED 'W. Any Professional Gentlemen walking the London Hospitals fC)r information, that arc induced by humanity or lucrative motives to study the happiness of mankind, by not only al most instantly freeing them front the must agonizing pains proceeding from the, following Complaints, but likewise to cure them in a reasonable time, may, by bringing with them those Patients afflicted as under, which have been returned as being incurable from one or inure of the said Hospitals, soots see that the'salutary efficacy of the GUS TONIAN DICINES is such as to secure to them a speedy, permanent, and extensive practice, these thysnical Preparations being sold to the Faculty the same as any o th er - Chymical Medicines in the mass or by the gallon. HOSPITAL CASES AS ABOVE ALLUDED TO. Mercurial Risenmatisms proceeding from takin , Mercury to ex c e ss—Agnes—Bilious Sick Head-aches, a n d all'descriptions of Head-aches—Liver Complaints- 7 —Nervous, Asthmati , :, and COnsumptive Disorders—White Swelling s , or scrop h u l o ns co largcnaents of the Knees - Gout — lthentuatfsin-'—ltheninatic Gout—Contractions or Weakness proceeding front repeated paroxysms of the Gout—Old Sprains—Bruises, &c. All Patients afflicted as above, ntay know in one hoar if they can be cured, fur if at that time they are not relieved, no cure can be expected from . theist, nor will they tsr. aufd by B. G. to such Patients.' The only time for attendance here is from nine to twelve every day, except Sunday. But in cases of Tuoth-ache, Face ache, and Ear-ache, humanity induces him to let Isis Seivants attcud such Patients front nine to seven, dae.ts in the week, _ "cc PICT t - LIL.I " ,iIG OP PIVE, Juite 27, ISIS• 91118 COMMISSIONERS for li:ICTU . 2I LLING His NATY do hereby give -Notice, •That on Tuesday next, the 4th ;if July, they will be ready to ye i•eive Tenders in writ . ing (sealed up), and 04atfor tIIOUSIND REEVES of GO,Q3i I ERS TWIGS; to be (it '4.tverable to Samples to be productll' with the Tenders : to be delivered into his Majesty's Victualling Stores at Deptford in • the course of One Ilioftth from the date of tke Contract by re grura'r tec'eldy proportions: and to be paid for by BillS pay able with Interest Ninety Day's after date. No render for a less quantity than 500 Reeve: will be ac eepted. , The Conditions of the Contract may be seen at the Se cretary's Wier.' " . , , No regard all %e had, to any Tender in which the Price slual not he inserted .14 wordS at length, or that shall not be deliecred to the Board before dile o'clock on the said Thes e% ne.i4;' the 4th of July, nor unless the Person who inches the Tender; or snow Pcrsoii on hiS behalf, attends, to answer when ealledfor. „ OFFICE ORDN:INCE, June 43, 1815. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His MA JESTY'S ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, th a Proposals will be received at their Office in Pall-Hall; on or before illouday thelOth day °Nay next,from ch Persons as may Le willing to undertake the Supply of EAIYTI-lEN WARE for - Serrice if this Department, for a period of Three Years, deteratidable after the Expiration of the First fcai., upon Notice of 2hei.e Ylonths, at the Option of either Partfy. Patterns of the Articles maybe viewed, - upon application at the principal Storekeeper's Office in the Tower; and it is expected that the Proposals will contain as wella Prieefor the ll'are to be sappliedmarka with the Broad Arrow as without. Farthe;• Particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of th,_ Contract, may . be known at the Secretary's Office in aforesaid, any day between the Hours of Ten and Four o'Clook,..where the Proposals must be delivered sealed up, and endorsed " Proposals for Earthen Ware ;"• but no Proposal can be admitted after the said 10014 'July, at TWeitT o'Clock at Noon of the same day, Neither will any Tender be noticed, Tinltss the, Party making it, or an Agent in his behalf, shall attend. .By Order of the Board, R. H. CRETP . , Sieretary. TR.V'SPORT-OFFICE, June 28, 1816. HE COMMISSIONERS for Conducting His 31.4JESTY'S TILTINSPaRT SERVICE, for taking Care of Sick and Iroumied Seamen, and for the Care and Custody of Prisoners of War, do hereby give Notice, tkat they will .be 'ready at this Office, on Tuesday, the 4th ./,e/y, 1815, to receive sealed Tenders, and treat with such Persoas as may be willing,to contract for VICTUALLING PRISONERS of WAR in Health and Sickness at Forton, near Gosport, for Six Months certain. . - No Tender will be received after One o'Clock on the Day of Treaty, nor any noticed, unless the Party, or a competent. Agent for him, personally attend. Each render must be ac comPanied by a Letter from two respectable Persons, engag ing to become bound with the PL.rson tendering, in the Sam of 20001. for the due Performance of the Contract. . Fo-rt•ber Particulars may be Inunrn by applying at this . - THE Celebrated ABSTERGENT an effectual Cure. for Eruptions on the FACE and SKIN, particularly Pimples, Blotches, Tetters, Tan, Sunburns, Freckles, Shingles, Prickly Heat, Redness of the Nose, Neck, Arm:, Z:4z.e. Scorbutic and Cutaneous Eruptions-of every description, being the most valuable .ac quisition andappendage to the Toilet ever offered to the Nu bility and .Gentry in tbe•United Kingdom. Price 4s. 6d. and .2's. 9d. a bottle, Duty included.—Be care ful to obsers'e the words '' Samuel' Sokinion, Liverpool," en graved in the Stamp, without whiel,4 none.are are. Sold by S. Leigh, la, Strand ; and Bacon and Co. 150, Ox ford-street, London. TO THONIAS TAYLOR; No. 9, New Bri4o,street, London. HoNotturn Sur, Ediaborgli, March Is. IB EG leave to inform you , that ever since the I had been attlicted withtheLues ireaerea %vhici ‘' ; e , a f r eo l , 7 2i s f , s obstinately resisting every course cat nii:trcine prt.scribed be the Most eminent of the facility here, a-nd on dergoinz.s;veral severe courses of salivation, and twice dis cheged from the llospital with little relief, would appear to be of the most inveterate nature. • In-the spring of last year my disorder had got to such a head, as nearly to put a' period to My existence—l had a large ulcer on the crown of niy head . , one on each mail, and my legs were broke out in a frightful rummer; my, right was dreadfully painful, and had been in a state of ulceration for the last seven years ; my left' had als . o 'two large nodes on it, was very much, discoloured, and gave me such excruciating_ pain, particularly when warns in bed, as nearly to deprive use of rest ; in . this lathentalde stat 6 was recommended by • Mr. J. Thompson, ,(who received 'so great a cure by theM here), to mire Your Leake's Patent: Pills, which I hegar' to do on the 9.13t1, of May ; is the conese of a fortnight I iiegan to receive benefit—in little more than a' month the ulcers on my head stud arms were soundly healed— soon after, the sore! on my legs healed also: leaving, how ever, considerable diseolonration in the shin, and pain in the bone of , the left, which, by the blessing of God, and a little longer perseverance in your invaluable Medicine, sahsided ; the modes dispersing, the skin regaining its natural hue, and the not urnal - pains gradually going otf.-1 thus 19ecaale, by your liherrl advice and medicine, perfectly free from all say former complaints—have recovered my former spirits and strength, and an, tecomejolly and fat, in which state having Continued many mouths to the astonishment of all who knew me, I am at a loss in what terms•toi express my gratitude, hut beg you, for the good of other suffering mortals, to make this may case as public as possible, as I shall on every occa sion; in so doing you will greatly oblige, Sir, your grateful, obedient, very humble servant, ALEX. MURKER. Swann's Close, High-street, Edinburgh. itnesscs I N m e t ‘ i s ', , e l l ( b ii7l t t e ry Ct N l l r t e l r :--- ket, dinhurg,f_ John 'lhompsot N i \ ; John NPliltosh, Old Assembly Close, Edinburgh.. Prepared and sold by the sole proprietor, THOMAS TAY LOR, Member, of the Royal College of Surgeons, at his house, No. 9, New Bridge-street, London; where, after a constant residence Of more than - 38 years,. in a' practice parti cularly directed to the 'cure i')f . Venereal Complaints and those incidental to the Parts of Generation, with that inviolable g s s e irt e ac r th e:( t7 N u , e ' s i s l i i ‘ e .,i l ih t e( r i r l i th e il hi sti o se t t ' 7.ii itss,Ll•cf the .adyieq nl a sltisaenrcyee he in persims taking/this Medicine, will be 'esteemed, he a diseer•pi,,,, I oblic, as an udyat tage. seldom attainable, and void of all ambiguity. Also sold, by his appoint imettit, fur the convenience oft host Living at a . distance, at.lhe Ptrfuluer's, NO. 35, tit. .Alban's7 street, ; the Toes hop, No. 103, Oxford-street; Mr. I)isborongh's t u, 7, rish-strect-hill; Mr. Baxter's, South bridge, Edinburgh NI r. NPDonald, Jeweller, Glasgow ; Mn. Callwell's, Dublin ; and by one person in every clinsiderable town iti Great -Britain and Ireland, in boxes of only 2s. 9d. each, stamped, and sealed up with full and plait-. !!irectiens. whereby Femns, of ell her sex may cure theMSCIS es with Spe,(l.,. secrecy, atilt safety. • • N. B. Every Box sold in Great-Britain is scaled up with a stamp, on which, by fart - air of the Commissioners, is printed at the Stamp Otfice--T. Taylor, No. 9, New Bridge-street, ituitatu wtait:ls is rawly, :101 an otter are cuunterlias, - c cr. • [[nicer SIXPENCE-TIALFPTiNict. SUMMER Ai i il44o:". ' '' • HONE ,(3RCUIT. Ldi RLLENBOROUGII, Lora i2.liei , JO - fitice. 2. -Mr. Justice Lt riertfordsbirc-- 7 -Monday, July 10, at lirriford.. Esgex--Wed:wsday„ July 1g.,. 1t Chelinifottl. Kent- 7 -1 1 .1onday, July. 17, at NI Sussrx.,-.-Sturday, July 0. 4 I.,rwes-. • „ Stirre)—Wetlnesday, 20,.at'Croydon. • . . W ES'i'EitN CIRCUIT. • • "Mr. ...luslice ConAtt!ur,..—Mr. Justice mrrER. _ _ Sosithamptonr- - Moaday, July, 3; at.ttie untie of Winehester. Wiltsbire7,Satuplay, July,6, at New Sarum: Dorsetshire—Thursday, July 13, at Dorchestet. • Devonshire_Morday, July li al.thc.C.istle . of Exeter. ' City and County- of Exeter—Same day, at the Guildhall. C7orr,wall-•Nlonday; July 24, at Uada , l l l. , • Somersetshire—Saturflay, Jaly,99, at: Eridgewater.. City and Viiphty of hur:d4, Aug. 3, the Guild hall of the City of Pristo o ; • NOI;TOL CIRCUIT: Sir VI CARY chDr.s, K;it.—Sir ALEX• TnomsoS ? Bncliinghanishlre—M ,aday, July !0, 11 Beilfordshife,-Thursii. , y, jai: 13, at Bedford- • Fluntingdonshire—Saiurday July 15, 6t Hiintinkdon. July 17. at Caii.lAidge. Suffolk—T.bursday, July 20, :it. 12miind's. NorfOlk—Tuesday,, July 25, al, the :'a,tle of Nor , ich.. City orNotwiclt•—Smno - daY; a: the f.",•ildhall of the said City. Nt.T I TI - I.EII. • . Ju,tice i(Lcs.—Mr. baron Itic - A7tI)S. City of. York—Sat urd. . . 1 aly 3 ..., . • Yorkshire---The same ili . e , Castlc of . Durliam- , -Tuesday, July 95, at tt,e. Castle of Diullant Town of Newcislle-upiin-Tyne; Satt r 4 July 99 Northunil;criand—Tlie same tlai, at Com`, of Cuinberlaild-LFriday Alig. 4, at tile City of Canisle. Westriorland—Sataiedav, ntig. t 2, at ApplOty. Lancashire—Wednes4u .4 ;. Aug, it', 1!,,. Castle. Mail.ANI) RculT. Mr. Justice 131. n GattiAm. Mirt!,anlptonsiiire—Tuesday, 11, at No:ltianipton. .R.utlandiliii - e,--Frii!ay. illy 14, at Oaldinat. Lincolnshire—Saturday,. July 15, ;it the 'Castle of Uncoln. City of Lincoln—The same day, the City of Lincoln. c--'1 eursday, ditty 20, at I'4ottill;!lani. Town of Nottingham—The . same day, at the Town of Not tingliant. . • , Derbyshire—Saturday, July 22 i at Dei•;)y, Leicestershire--:Wtchie.sday, July .at the Castle of Leif :.:"ewcast s ie. cester. • Borough of Leicester--The same. day; ' _ . - (Ay of C•lveutr - -Saturday, Julc 29. same (!AY. at Warwick •• OXFOILfS Mr. Baron ~ V00p..--Mr..ltisil, e DALLAS. Berkih:re—Nionday, July. 3. at Ahiti6lon. r. • Oxtoritsiiire—`.Veilui!sday, July k ixford. Worcestet shi:•..—Saturday, July s, at Worcester. City of Worcester—The same day, at the City of Worcester Staifortlshire—Thursday, July 13, at Stafford. _ ' Shropshire—Tuesday, July 18, at Shrewsmry. 1 Tierefordshire—Safurday,.lttly, 2:2, at Heieford. • Monmouthshire —Thursday, July '27, at Monmouth. ,Gloucestershire —Saturday, July P, at Gloucester. City of Gloticestei=l`he saino-day,•at the - City Of Glotister. CHESTER CiRCUIT. Sir WILLIAM GA Know, Ktit.—PHANcis ButuroN, Esq. a NlOntgomeryshire—Saturday, /Xugust 5, at Welch Pool. Denbighshire-I.46day, August 11, at Ruthia. Fluttshiri—= Thursday, August 17, at Mold. • Clieshire--Wednesday; August 23, at the Castle of Chester. • CARMARTHEN CIRCUIT. —..'• • - S. HEYWOOD, Serjealli at Law.—'JCIIIN BALGUY, Esq. CarmartWn—Monday, August 7. • Haverforclwest—Sat,rday, Augluit 12. Cardigan—Friday, AUgUSI 1 - 8. NORTH .\VALES CIRCUIT. HUGH LF.YCESTER, Esq.--Wmt,inm KF.NRIcic, Esq t Merionethshire —Tuesday, August 1, at Dolgelly. Carnarvonshre—Monday, August 1, at Carnarvon. Anclesey—Satur:hty All^llAL lu, marls; hitkr,CON The lion. Groac E HARDINGE.—Attku, MOYSEY, Esq, Presteiglic—Monday, July 31. 13recon—aturday, AuElSt 5. Cardiff—Saturday, Au g aßt 10_ ;RESTORATION OF SIGHT. -._ We are requested to inturm our Readers, that Mr. WILLIAM is return , )d from the Continent, and will continue to give his advice at his•honse,• 3,. Red Lion-square, until.the 14th ofjulv, when he intends to v:slt Plymouth, .for the sake of the numerous Poor in that vicinity, wliere he will re main ten days only, to commence the nig which all the Poor will be receivvd gratis ; that all letters may be ar'dreised to him, at A. ,Nichok Es 4. Dunford-streer, St6t).!-House, Ply mouth); that after the 27th of J,iiy be returns to L'aidon, and that those petions who complain of Weio:ness of Sight, or. any Disease of th'.:Eye or' Eyelids, residing in the country or foreign parts, may derive the.same I%antages, on stating their .case by letter, as.if they attended on him. per sonally.—Note. Letters not post paid will not be received by this Oculist. Hundreds of docu- Merits might be submitted to the public as the re sult of Mr.- Williams's practice in Paris ; but he confines us to THREE :,-- • The following is from-an,Thiglish Physician, of known cele brity in London as well as ini - Plaris ; dated No. t t, Pigole-street, Paris, 1 lth Jan. ISIS, to Mr. Williams, the Proprietor and Di rector of the Royal General Dispensary, 98, Higii London; Oculist,Extraordinary to Ins M.C. M. Louis XVIII.; Chevalier of the • Legion of Honour; Member of 'the Col leges of Physicians of Paris, Marseilles, Touliuse, Stc..Bcc4i.q. • • _ • Mil much obliged to yon for your TrtyArrsE on the Diseases of the E4e, which I have read with much more plea sure and interest than otherwise,, hiving been in Loudon as welt as Paris a witness of that success, s hich has founded the just reputation you enjoy, and which you have obtained in numerous instances where the efforts of other celehrate'd Oc ulists have Iprodyced no benefit. Accept my sincere wishes for their confirmation, as suffering humanity claims your ta lents as well as your assistance; and I doubt not but, to it you will continue to consecrate both. If in the !mink - ' of my patients I should discover any who may find it requkile to consult an Oculist, I shall nut fail to recommend them to you, being fully persuaded, it would be the most eminent service that I could render - them. " I am; &c. " J. MARSHALL, M. D. 7 From an eminent Physician and Director of the. tt.py, N7l tional Establishment for the hind, "THE Qv INZE VINGTS," dated at Paris, Jan. 5, 18 15 : Nothing, Sir, is more - just, than that I slionld,coMply with.the request you have made me, to declare the effects I have seen of the operation of your Topic on the Eyes of those Patients for whom you have consulted me respecting their bodily complaints. I now only render homage to' truth in giving you this public testimony, and do declare, that many persons afflicted with the Chronique Oplithatuna, als , with Opacities of the Transparent Cornea, Itiflamations of the Eyes and Eyelids, IVealiness of ti.e Optic Nerve,- &c. have been radically Cured, or much benefited; and I pray you, Sir, to accept the expressions of my e•r;ititi.de, for the gratuitous and unremitting attention and care that rem bf,,U),ied on all the indigent recommended to you by, Si:, your's fee. &e. &e. '` GUILIE, M. P. Paris." "1, the tiodersigned, lee Can Col of Oil Cat',-..dral (.-Lurch Of St. Deniiis, lIVW -the Priest, of tLe parish of Chati7lon, do deci,:tru, that the Child of Julian Letuve, (a vim...dresser of this village), was Born blind, and that he alas been Restored to Sight, by il:e Remedy of M r . WiiliAnis, the Oculist, a Lmidun. Given under my baud, at Cii..t Pion. near Paris, th e 4th of tktobiir, lsl4. "DE VALOIS, Vicar," &c.'