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■ I a'. I ~+ ,_.S . . . . _,...._. 1- 13 11- ( ' - • ,Sll, It/ /- 7 , , /-4 , . C...\ --. ,y , ,,7%, ~_,r, ,•.* -111, ,, - - N, • ....... - , ~, . .--., 7. .z.t '' , !\ , ...--- - ...5 - ...-:- ~ !,,x - -7 1 / 4 , 4 -- -i v - -,.. •.,-• 7 1 . -. 1 t.,_ '• ..,-,„ , . -,,-, 2 0,1>-..- , { , , . ... ;‘,....• 0t.Q.1. ( 11 . " '`'' '''' , • .• , —..., .„, . , ~..., •:,,,,.. ...vi. , ,: . , 1, i', - t , i 11 ••:, 1 i *gt• - ~ ' ,ZA %tl* 6 .... r 91' P, S'IYAIBER 7068.] Einuct stkrEcE-HAT rpryvv., S; .• THEATtIE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE, 11111 S PRESENT EVENING. 30„sl,"je§ties' serrants will perform the Comedy 9f,, , May 2, their p."A BULL; Olt, AN ENGLISHMAN'S ,HRE,IDE: carn`regrine,. M. Powell ; the Hon. Mr. Shuflieton, Mr. De t1ie..1,; Joh Thoinherry, Mr. 13artley (being his first appear ti . 111 that Character) ; Lady Caroline Braywore, Mrs' Tsisp;arNiciasry Thornberry, Mrs.•Ho.rn ; Mrs. BrulgrudderY, 't) whici; will be added, the Musical Entertainment of kibrile,,,_ THurcH OF BACON. i . 'mow M Enot ; Tip•ple, Mr. Munden ; E.iza, Miss Kelly. 'to -Morrow, Macbeth ; with Past Ten o'Clock. ti„ THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. 4'718. PREFNT EVENTING M 2, will Ma be -4 , , , performed the '1 'raged of trilitt tra nd • THE GRECIAN DAUcTIITER, It i . er, NI r. Young ; Dionysitts,'Mr.-Conway ; Phocion, Ali] ) ; Uhilotas, Mr. Terry; Euphrasia, Miss O'Neill ; 'elle, Miss.l3ristow. After which, the Musical Eatertairtment of I.llffi, BROTHER AND •SISTER. ft:111,,,.. hristoral de Tormes, 11Ir. Fawcett , Don Sylrio de t7cBl, .Mr. Durnset ; • Pacheco, Air. Listen ;• Bartolo, Mr. tttts'2.l.(l; Donna Isidora, Miss iteplieus ; Rosantlic, Miss 11."r7 3 ;0 Agatha, Mrs. Liston. and z e , ° jr v, The Masque of Comus ; 'with Mrs. Wiggins, ~,............: .I.._______. . • PICIIEits'GDLA //oust, Ap—'--7;,;—.—.—__, 1815. I E COURT of DIRECTORS of tile I 'UNITED' COMPANY of ,MER.CHANTS of ENG- Nti-4Ni) qsRADING to the EAST INDIES, ce, do hereby give di (4ENERAS CiOrlit of the said CONIPANY f'.trll ,e held at their House in Leadenliall-street, on. FRIDA I , .4),.._'.ith Ntay next, at Eleven o'Clocli in the Forenoon, for the .. I s c e of taking,into further consideration the.Resolutiarc 11,p,1._ _iiitirt. of Dtrectors of the 12th Instant, which otsas_l_, _I , ,se_Ge,t!eral Court this day, presett,illg Mr.iltßElti i,,,,s n.:A", 1 . ith the in of Twenty I li.ousant Pagodas, ' A*_etli.ik grek,ari.4.l3 stated in the said Resolution. of \lr. te:l4.s. cCoopi.es of the Papers relating to the • Case trietOrs, 4 this lio„seiltinue ° Pen for the perusal. of , the )?I A..,...._ _ JANIES COBB, secretaty. BURNE, and Co. Stock-brokers, t ees Zrtherespectfully inform the Public, that Tiel":" and ! for the ensuiag STATE LO rrEtty are Sale t i,r Office. No'. 9;,1.0Y AL EXCHANGE. fu this qf °,OIY 5000 Tickets, there k One Prize of 30,000!. One T he ,‘,(l le rholisand Guineas, and Two of Five HAintired , each. ‘tititr wilt he dra wn 0 0 tile 13th of MAY, and tbe to GOLD Will be paid at their Office, in GUINEAN.: soon dra.wn ESTABLISHED FIF'PEEN YEARS RE - Puttlie are respectfully invited to an in: tiv,,i)re.tinn of the very large'and cheap Stock of ..lII.I.SaIIt No."'•11\ Os and SI-E C1.0.1.11S now on sl'e .... 44Pi.,_ . , the Souh-side of Bloomsburyquare. The CoMn 14en,/, front the natnre of their Estithlishutents here and 1 , ttiZed: aoffer CO the Community the above Articles,tataTl ,flPenitiGtitil nbett,errht.hirailithey cans' he p!•ocured, !hrtioliet,thm,.?; ction, without the'lli:11:: 4fre,,lll!!lte-ue t' l le u-n w "c a r rr an t :heir v‘rahility and colour, a n d e°iiga ( g - e ' tc; r ' etu 3 rn the Money to°.„..44,sl a,tf,ault. .—.ollutiy ()r. to iaith Tully attended 1,, ngei.., • John -Donovan, N. 4, Blonishurp•square, 4- ki,, n ; ---trutel P. Lee, 10, a"tet. It si• eet, Dublin' tlotalEiiilsr ' •- '.l.e'an(l, and ilaii i '• - f r l 1 nd Notes, taken Pa- - --rweilt Turn Linen, or d' emit:Ll.° re- '' ----,..,..................,...,..,..- l' " . IMIAARIrs;•, I,IDE. Fr. tasT INDIA WAREHOUSES. - lit Nobility and Alercbantft, and Families . artiting from Abroad, are most respectfully infed,' tie Nest curious i d splendid INDIA. SHAWLS may hen- Aitt at the Wa h fi st ternfs, together with . can tt t rael'iouses. on te r ittigl4 nnitßtions of ditto : also the curious. Ven, Peru, "la, Teheran &.c •, and the most choice variety of 111(114 tLUSIinS for Ge I 11, •'s Cravats • curious Worked and Plain „" . to, for Ladirlets"Dreensses; Gold ' and Silver Ditto, for supe -1'1.4 Dress and Turbans, rich Foreign 1. ace and Veils. The i t fabrics of Linens of Sheetings, and of Foreign Damask ..t6lnen n which NobleMett and Families may have kkhsV, e4 „ Arms su erbl' wrought to order). Family Alourning of -''t.'lrst descriPptiimY- 'The \Vhite Chints and' Patent Twine (sold exclusively at the IVarehouses). Superb Printed ,ititures, Nlarseilles Quilts, Printed Nlnslins, Carnbrics, ;,11, tll:letillas, of designs uniAine awl Peculiar. together with I);t'e raost choice and curious Goods of every hind, adapted for 1p choice Markets.— The Trade souplied.—Gootk by the ..'" e 'l' and Derny.—lndia Shawls and other Curiosities bought ...,............____— excallged; the most liberal prices are given. BRITISH PAINTNIANINACTORY, br„„._ Gl', Queen-street, cheapside, London. ''r-,NtITRABLE PAINTS and tom, TAR BROWN, trit)tlo%rk,l'alingSlats,Ou‘t'll'oildings, and Weather Boa elvrY description. arT:lG)le_ ci n r en i Per Cart. stis. Red or Brown .. per Cwt.42s. fiii,, di r t e .. ...... :. .. 7(is. White Paint .... ;., ...... 60s. Lead coiou''• • .•• • • . 112 s. Prepared Oil io thin th.ern . 4 t ,.... ‘, ur..... ...... . sfis. for Use ss. (id. per Gal. f ‘.. sie t_aileitir. Iteli.4l,,,Lte c, ~..... ..... &Is. Fine Paints fu ipside N 4 °Lk o ned i s n'i.ur •• • :... *Gs. everydescription, &c,. T ry ~r nrown 225. per Cwt.—Common do. Bs. ii(r C.vt. 'ltl4 IMPENETRABLE PAINTS are very r t ,„ t "rnanetital, and will cover a surface neatly twice . as std sshother al, they ais,, posses 3 a- ditrabilly.‘.vhicl! etitatly “rat peculiarly valuable, when applied to Work col? L • i exposed to tt •- ff e " , :gr,,,..,, . . t 4. e eels of the. Nl:cattier : and from their I,l>lcabie'7i 1,1? Linseed Oil, and dr ver3'quick,itliiailaire, kts,ethey _ivielttl;iri general purposes tint`u i li ‘ t , s e i r d , c. ' I liandsot:e Nril{64 They aL:.iitatairlse.t!jainiairl•lTer serving I t ' l l t ..` I,l,rni and Dry Rot,. 11,, d i tll! in hot Climates, and are eaqy of application. k>eing (i.l:(ile same manne r as other Paints. , in i; of i t ° AI. TAM BROWN is recommended for the cneer ';'ittr „gi, Pencing Porous Tiles, Wooit under ground or ' Wal...,*:'-rkicarly the Refined, which is perfectly insoluble. 't i% „ f '; the Worm will not penetrate where it is Used , '-k.r.vq.,: 4 'ery g•uod colour, dries hard, awl is easily aPPli.edr, 1'111,14).4'g only‘to•be heated told laid on with a coronloa 'a S5lO Ai.e."'llY by Upton and Co. Queen -street, and by their ,Itt Dll lIOWELL'S POWDERS, 111. a l'acliet. 11,s t.l,l,%iitiLT.il,El3sl.EB, C . ON V. ULSIONS, p il ~..4„,,,,T.,, ,CS, and nII kinds of Pits rallically enresi . by ~)ed ,-• POWDERS, upwards of thirty years esta ; I.4!'t4astkiet,l)eiaeY of these invaluable Powders in the above dis ,..ll:be foliso,.‘a.ilrlgead,y ;'',.!'oti: ctiZiers, has been indubitably proved by.thenu eciomudianicatcd to the Public, from N .. i . :4 wh4c. ri % 1 . n0e..1-ci4.ixis, of ultyt.,,nonne, Esse*, sixteen yktirs .111,,'!it I.;,,wit,':-siq I. ts from her childhood: but, upon taltinj i), ptilee't".,•..,,s,he was soon completely cured, and no.w‘eir . 1 441er \/..".t-t.h; .fur which great blessing the 4t.t... .. ;.? tile -4,lliiiit,ter of LartonstonC, publicly tutu thatil.s Q l att, , ,,, e ; l4 tY, in hi; Chapel, on the lan of November ; ' 1. I. 11 1 4, by Mr. W. Eirablip, Master of the Academy; 1 'thi s sr 111 and Mrs. It Graint. .I'4 4l3et'reij.-'4 14 rnedY Is pr,spared under the patronage of • /.,..,84ild t. , , ...,:):' pr. 1-towel, Fellow of King's Colflege, nand t ,' , 1 41 _ ...".• house, No. 18, Itathbone-place, Oxford- 0v,r.c.1-.roat., J 10();•,.: : 1 1 uo. where else, at t is. a Packet, i hwh is 'lolled 6isc.lreatise written tivtht Doctor ea the abcive.men 14All 6i ``aces I lly pa 'Post Paidl duly answered, atidthe Powders sent 1%, fps t ef the ewt' d 1 , . ",-• h 0 ,, i4 i, ' e ~ngdom. eft"'A: Qa,,,. " •..e Ulit:: acquainted with all tile p4;ticulars VICTMILLING 01 , 1 , 10 E; April 22, 1 315. . . T HE CO Mji ISS TONERS for T LT,I LLI NG - His i I LIJEST.I"B 21 7 4P1 7 ' do hereby flire Notice, That on Friday, the sth of May next, they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing (sealed up), and treat for SIX HUNDRED QUARTERS of NEW PALE, and TWO HUNDRED QUARTERS ofNEW CLOSE-DRIED AMBER. MALT, to be answerable to Samples (of not less than .Que Quart each) to be produced with the Tenders; to be delivered, one half thereof in the space ofa fortnight, and the other half within.a fortnight afterwards, into his Majesty's Victualling Stores at Deptford, and to be paid ,for by Bills passable with Interest Yinety Days'after rink. The Conditions of the Contract may be seen at the Se cretary's- Qffice. - . Ng regard will be had to any ,Tender in which the Price shall not he inserted in words at kniith, or that shall noi be deliverel to the Board before One °Work on the said Friday, the sth of May nest, nor unless .thr Person who Makes the Tender, or some Person on his behalf, •attend 4, to answer when called for. OFFICE OF ORDN.I.vcE, 24; 1815' •Illi PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His MA -4- ..kEsTrs ORDN,INCE do hereby give Notice, that Proposals will be received at tilt 'Office in Pall-Mall, on or before Wednesday, the 3.1 :fifty ne.rtyrwn such Per.s , ,ns as may he to . undertakethe Sapply of TIN PLATES for Serrice of this Departnzent, for , a period of Three Years, determinable after the Erpirati , n of thi First Year, upon Notice of Three Months, at Me of either Party. Patterns of the drtieles may tle vien , cd, avon applicatZon at the principal Storehec i ;er's Office in the Poser; and far.: the,* Particnlars, to.rchlcr ioith the Tt ,,, ns ,and Conditions, of the rontro..2t, 9n rrt rie hnown at the A'ecretary's ,Ogice in day betwe.cn- the 11 - ours of Ten and, Four o' , :lock, where the Pro ;arils must he deivered sealed up, and ew.torseti " Prop9als 'for Tin Plates ;" but no Prlr'sil can be , ydinitted afrc ,- said 3d Day of NV, at Twelve o'Clock at Noon of tile se;- , ne , 'and, neither will any Tender 6e noticed, sinless the Party making it, .97 . an Agent in his behalf, 5 . .c.1? attend. U edr r of the _Board, . 21. CREW, Secretary. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE - April 19, 1915. T HE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of Ills MA . JEST r ORDNA NCE do hereby give Notice, deft Proposals will be received at their (Vice, in Pall Mall, on .s• before ',Wednesday the ad of May, from such Persons as maybe' t undertake the Supply of THREE HUN DR.EI) CUALDRON of COALS for S,rvice of this Depart ntent at qibriltar, there to be delivered at the Expence of the Contractor ; the Coals must be of the de.seription, denominated Adairs Main, Eighlen Moor, or eqUal thereto in quality and zcoo4;ness. Farther Particulars, together with the Terms and C*ndi lions of the .Contract, mew be known at the -Secretary's .QBice, in Pall-Mall afrresaid, any Day between the Monti of ?rn and Four o' Clock, where the Proposals mast be de livered, sealed up, and endorsed, " Proposals for Coals ; " but no Proposal can be admitted after the said 3d of May, at . receive o'clock at Noon of the same 7lay, neither will any Tender be noticed, unless the PartY making it, or an Agent in his behalf, shall attend. . By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, Secretary. OFFICE OF ORDN,IAVCE, April 24, 1815. . _ 'THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His MA JESTY'S ORDNANCE de hereby give Ayer?, that Proposals will be received at their Office, in Pall-Mall, on or before Friday, the sth Day of May next, froin such Persons as may be willing to vmdert eke the Supply of TIN WARE, and TINNIAN!S ARTICLES, for Service of this Department, for -a period of Three Years, determinable after the Expirdliian of One Year, upon Notice of Three Months, at the Option of either Party. Patterns of the Article.? may he viewed, upon application at the principal Storekeeper's Office in the Tower; and farther Particulars, logethtf wit& the 7'ernts and Condiiions ,of Nazi Contract, ma e known at the Secretary's Wire, in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any day between the flours of re" "" (1 Four o'Cloek, where the Proposals mast be delivered, sealed u p , and endorsed, " Proposals - rot Tin grare;" but " Pro posal can be admitted e,,? - q't the said stlz of May, at icelee a' Clock at No on o f th e sane day, neither will any i"Cnder T be noticed, antes.? the Party »taking it, or an Agent in his behalf, shall attend. By Order of MO Board, a. 11. CREIr,-Secretarq. BISHOP HORSLEY'S TRANSLATION . OF THE PSALMS. This Day was published, Handsomely printed, in Two Octavo Volumes, price, in boards, IL P2s. rll -I tlU BOOK OF PSALMS, translated from the Hebrew, with Notes, explanatory and critical, SAMUEL HORSLEY, L. Late Lord Bishop °lSt. Asaph. 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QMITIPS NEW MAP of the NAVIGABLE P... 7 CANALS and RIVERS of ENGLAND, WALESS and -SCOTLAND, distinctly sheaving-the Length - of each Line, with the Oates of the Acts of Varliatuent which .have. passed for executing the same, particularly distinguishing those Ca nals which are completed frOrn those which remain unfinished, also a•List of the principal Canalsovith their length in Miles and rise %ad fall in feet ; li4eliist several useful : Tables, con taioiog,thedistance from London to the principal Manufac turing fowns, with a large portion of other valuable inforins-, Lion tormitig•tofrether the most complete Work of the kind hitherto published. Printed fur C. Smith, Mapseller and Publisher, No. 172, Strand. MATRIMONY. MARRIAGE should he, the foundation of social happiness, which is often disturbed, through the parties that form the union nottaking thoso•precautions w.tich_riould sedartz them the enjoymeot of that great do mestic blessing; reupte - tie --- everrecruiviely- ion to the shrine of wedlock; but where fir: constitution Las been tainted by disease, or debilitated by a certain habit contracted at au early age, a renovation of stability previous to entering that state is itillispensibly requigite to revive the slumbering sparks of life, and to re-animate the system. For no dis orders have contributed more essentially to destroY Hymeneal happinss than those which are the consequence of unguarded 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 als.; to that derangement of the system, produced by the destructive habit of the -inconsiderate school-boy, which brings on those distressing DEBILITIES and DEFICIEN CIES that prevent or embitter the Matrimonial state. 'file successful result of their plan, gives them additional ardour to oppose the ravages of these complaints, which are the must important in the 'catalogue of human infirmities. It. behoves every person who tt.es indulged in this solitary vice to seek re, lief by consulting Professional Men of eminence and honour, to which Messrs.. CURRIE and Co..claiin the sanction of scholastic authority, as well as the testimony of uncontra dieted facts. In professing the cure of these complaints, they hold out no inducement to. vice ; but, sensible, as all men must be of the existence of such calamities, they offer their assistance as i'egutarly ednented Members of the 'Royal Colleges of Surgeons of London and Edinburgh, Slight and 'recent cases of Syphilitic infection are radi cally cured .in the' shint space of two days. Those of the most obstinate duration, such as obstructions, hive teratt! strictures, pains of the bones, gleets, &c. are per manently and speedily. cured. Several Noblemen. and Gen tlemen of the first respectability have been under the care of Messrs. Currie =Mo. for the removal of complaints of the Urethra, Strictures, &c.; and having received a rs.dical and permanent cure, request that references may be made to them as satisfactory evidences of the "decided superiority of Messrs. Currie and Co.'s•phin of treatment. Many of. these Gentlemen hq strictures from ten to twenty years, and were Under the care of Messrs. Home, fleavisidr, and other Sur geons of equal eminence,, who attempted their cure by the applicatiatt of the lunar caustic, - without success. Messrs. Currie and Co. have selected the following letter front the many they are daily. receiving front Gentlemen, returning them thanks for their restoration ;to sainid and vigorous health. It was sent to them nusa.licited, from tin; - s on of a Noble Earl, wh'o had laboured 'under this distressing and painful malady for ten years; he lied been under the care of several Surgeons of professional eminence, none of lelloin afforded bin) . permanent relief; but from - the superior me thod of treatment adopted and pursued by Messrs. "Currie and ('o. he received A radical cure in the short space of one month. . " May 28, 1810. "To Dr. cuRRIE, 107. Hatton•-gardeti.. " Lord -- feels great pleasure in emumunicating to Dr. Currie the perfect re-establishment of his health, in ciin sequence of his mild and admirable treatment of Strictures in the Urethra. I-le may add, that he has•not for many years enjoyed so much comfort and freedom from pain ; and lie entertains no doubt of his having obtained, thr.iugh his skill and attention, - a perfect and radieal'cure of that horrid com plaint. As he was nut a stranget, to the manner that others treated the c:Oinplaitit, he has it, in .his power, from a fair trial and ajust coMparion, to pay that tribute of applause to Dr. Currie which lie :..ensiolv feels, and shall eVer be must re.aGy and willing to acknrivi - tedge." By an early applicatjunMessrs, Currie aad Co. the pa tient will escape the pain, danger, and expellee of a long and terminus attendance upon iei;s experienced practitioners. 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His Royal Highness the Count d'Artois received them, ask ed them their natnes;theiryank, their reasons for deserting ? they answered, that.-it was intended to make theM march to war ; and that, in 'that case, they preferred fighting for their- lawful So , vereign. His Royal Highness: assured them, that they - might join- the faithful. French cantoued about Alost ; these men confirm the statement of the discontents among the troops which the- let, ters . from Lille mention. Fourteen deserters from. Dankirli and other places arrived the same day. BRUSSELS, APRIL 28.—Yesterday the Mare-• chattsses brought into this city a French General, who was arrested - the day before yesterday, on the Place d'Armes, at cibent. His Majesty, in his tour to Flemish Flanders went as far Mons, where he arrived the day before yesterday, with the Duke of Berg and the Duke of Wellington. FRANK FORT, APRIL 24.—About the 15th May there will be an army of 80,000 Russians on the Rhine; by the 30th, another army of the same strength will also arrive . there ; a 'third army of 50,900 men will go through the Tyrol to Italy ; the 18,000 IMperial Guards coming by sea are not included in this account. Besides these, 100,000 Russians will form an army. of reserve on the Oder. Ntimerons Bavarian troops of all arms continue to pass the Rhine at Manheim. The Bavarian troops ark observed to he among the finest and best disciplined in Germany. The first division 9f Austrian troops, under Prince Colloredo, will reach the Rhine at - the end ot , this week, and will he followed successively by 70;000 Austrians, w h om t h e 'g ui p ero r placed under Prince Wrede,