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. N.) .4 tfr , • 172 • - - 7- • • - t , e--4 t7+l • - • 4' 4 / \‘ • s7.;‘;',/ :1;i orra C 4 S NG I BLR 6991.11 WEDNESDAY, .FEBRUARY I, /815. [PIZTCr: SIXPENCE-lIAL7ENNY tin_THEATRE RnYAL,. DRURY-LANE. HIS PRESENT EVENING, Feb. 1, their Majesties' Servants will perform the Comedy of AS YOU LIKE IT. . • A. a , ° salind, Miss Nl,Talstein, her first appearance in that Cha .'eri and the last night but one of her Engagement. . In Act V. a Song, by Mrs. Bland. Which will be added ( e32a time), ail' entirely New and Su . perb Pantomime, called • THE VALLEY OE DIAMONDS ; NAVY-PAY OFFICE, January 1, 1815. NAVAL HALF-Pi': rrHRCALEDONIAN ASYLUM ;or Ene-' CATING and SUPPORTING such CHILDIIEN of SOLDIERS, SAILORS, and MARINES, NATIVES of SCOTLAND, as cannot be admitted into the Roysl Institu tions of Chelsea and Greenwich, and of indigent Scotch Pa rents resident in LOndon, not entitled . toTarochial .PATRONESS=Her Mot Gracious MAJESTY the QUEEN. . . Allen J. Bogle, Esq. ditto ' 15 15 B:Euchann, Esq. jo. 10 10 Geo. Coodie, • Esq. ',• Kingston LA.O 10 Rob. Cl:awford, - , •• Woodlands, Were 7/.1c5.41d Di.. R. Dick, St. Da vid's Mr.Antonto Jones, Tb. 10 10 • tiO n . Gco. King - horn, Mayor, ditto 10 10 J. D. Witlilian, Esq. Kingston . 4,10 10 J. lll'Millan,Esq,Wll7 10 10 Or, -HARLEQUIN SINDBAD. . , VIC C-PATII.O E 111ESSS, • - _ , H. R. 11. the - Princess An- It. It IL the Prineess Eliza - gusto Sophia,. heti), H. It. H. the Princes's Mary, It It. H. the vrinci,s Sophia. 10 10 NEVEIt ACTED. 21 0 pir„ THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. MS PRESENT EVENING, Feb. 1, will produced a New Musical Entertainment, in Two 7 1 'V I C E-PATRWA, Cimunatider-id-Ciiieff Field-Marshal H P. H. the Duke of York and Albany, Field-Marshal IT. R. IL the Doke of Kent and Strathearn, BROTHER AND SISTER. With New Music, Scenery, and Decorations. Pl —v or Christoval de . Tormes, Mr. Fawcett; Don Sylvio de Ai • "5. Mr, Duruset; Paschecoi Mr. Liston ; Bartolo, Mr. 1 4 "ehard ; Donna Isidora; Miss Stephens ; Donna Qamilia, , Lgerton • It ° santhe Miss Matthews ; Agatha, Mrs. Lis- • • After which. the Farce of. [RAISING THE WIND. 0 ‘vltich will be added, a . New Grand Pantomime, called HARLEQUIN WHITTINGTON; Or, LORD MAYOR OF LONDON, TAM. WESTISTICTURE, CHRIST REJECTED. HE PIII3..LICYare respectfully itiformed,, that this EXIIIBITION is RE-OPENED, With the Acidi e,n„af the original DESIGN- of the CRUCIFIXION of OUR '"'IOUR, which icas.tO ' halm been painted-on Glass for the T at Whitlow (3.6leet - by,231 . ht St. George's Chapel, Wind a every Par (Sutidays Xe - pte(l)•froill•Ten till dusk. Ey. Order, • CHARLES SMAWr, Secretary.. P.tll-Mall. N.B. Good; Fires are fiept in the Roams. • .• . . • CAI EDW4I24N . ASYLUM,. . ." 1: 11T E StiftSekt BEitS to the dALEDONIAN I to ASV.LUIVI, are' . requested to meet the President, his Y 4l aii,;lllv;ss th e DUKE of iawr and sTRATHEARN, ~ t " the kentbeis, of the HIMILAND SOCIE'rY, in the e qkasoo4•Taverd,.on'Saturliay,` the 4th February, at i ih e ei " 4 l . when: UftsineF,s of intportndce .will be submitted to r coi t iidtratibn:—Larties and• Gentlemen desirous -ot pa -4'o4.ising theinstitutiOn are invited to attend. •- • , • JOHN GALT:, Sec. to the C.A. • REFUGE FOR THE DESTITUTE, ar‘ - ,Mititliosek-ktons. e; Haekriet-road, Shoreditch. • WNIjAY IIORN11%:G Felinial'y 5; 1815, , , Paris tne ' , ..NN/C,'EII.SAII./ . SERMON Will be preached in the ti; t . " l ' t Atz.rclr.of St - ,Jaines; - Westminster, by the Very Rev. be Dean of Canterbury, the Rector, before his Royal High- Aft,at D /nrk, President, the •Vice-Pdi_.nts, dr , h, and ( 7 emmittee of tile Refuge for the Deatithle. that?' 6l6 . 4 Collection will be made, in aid of the Funds of rvice will begin- at Elden o'Clouk. thaici e s a `, l . 6 l NLV 7 ERSARY DINNER will be at the City of Lon tebtuar'i":l'BVsh*sh.rate-street, 'IIIIIRSDAY, the 16th of PRESIDENT, Ilislt°3-41 Highness the. Duke -of- YORK, in the Chair. I tt-• Ii lu . • VICE-PRESIDE.7.%."I'S, - 11 t- 117; 1; 1: k - . 01.1 :a, K. G.' Hon. and Rt. Rev. the Bishop ' 'and Wa r • 4 " bf -Stanzfoyd' • .of WI ncht stet . t iol jingto n Hon. Lord si.th- 0 Rt. Hon. N.Vansittart, Chan-, Rt. '' Earl °f 'Bristol cellar of the Exchequer - Rt.. II: Lord Eardleuyth T Rt. T-t •3 * Sir. PI-0 iner,Vice Chancellor r Thos. Baring, Bare, M.P. iiho p , of Lond otx —° and } tr. Itiv. - th e . ' 6 1 , 0 i-,,,, Mulford, Iran. r.I. P. Ai • . Aleirf i ndie f Bennett,. Esq.--- Ikv• w. Whitaker T""1 ritERS. Edward Fotteer, Esq. 7 STEWARDS. 3 I the Duke of Kent George Faith, Esq. Hon. Earl of t;lancarty C. L. Hoggart, Esq. ."'s Hon. N. Vans ittarr, Chan- Her-heft Jen ner, LLD. 31r «`iliiain cellor of the Exchequer Peter Martineau, jun. Esq, Attorney Garrow, M. P. Thomas Poynder, Esq. General W. B. Tarbutt, Esq.; mrth,:ts q . -Aid . &M . P ., J ohn Turner Watts;Esq. 1 % al. hn W ilberforce, Esq. M. P. William Wix, E s q. (1. X'o Capel, Es Re v. Richard Yates, B.D. Dinner at Six o'clock precisely. Ticket, Fourteen Shilling s , t o h e h a d of the.'-Treasurers, S tewards and Secretary . ; at the Refuge; of the Collectors ; and at the Bar of the Tavern. „ No Ser vants admitted but those of the President, Vice-Pre an.tents„ Treasurers, and-Stewards. B.OBERT CROSBY, Secretary. N .. . NONEY. OBLEIVIEN, Gentlemen, 'Ste. are respect"- -4- fully informed they may be supplied with MONEY to Vairs a.maturt; - ott terms equal to Mortgage, secured fin Free ,, Qz?pyhold, Lea se h o ld L an d or Houses, Monet in the nds; - Marriage : Settlements, Widows' Jointures, Ciergy raeu'S Livings, or ahy other Property. Persons:of respectability may he supplied on their Personal ..ectirity only. Gentlemem will find every liberal accOmmoda- Von, without delay.: , . • __, • 41 .Pplication from Twelve till TWO ; or - Letts (post-paid) nressed to •Mesirs. Will s . and Co. No. 49, - Southstreet, -15tr kelry-square.: • • - t-_--..._ Fy ' L I NGFORDS respectf u lly i n f orm rein -44- tlie'Nohility- mid the Public, they are ICENIOVED late Residence- in Keppell-strect, to No. 43, OBWRN;iPLAQE, RUSSELL-SQUARE, where they con: Itot"9tte Itir RADICAL CURES on liERNIA that ad of In -g retained in their situation by a Truss, so as in a ilninths- to render the wearing of that Instrument unne ...14%,,,,, Al e "' fer e -s '..- I , , IN.GFORDS beg to observe they can give Re unweie.s to lod e of Surgeons atiOrntof eminence fur the saccass sod safety It t u • tir ' attentheaft dance er t home frontm a nine o'clock in the me th b r f e e- in noon. 'CRY NOT .ONLY IN.I UftES BUT DESTROYS 'SUPFItt D TIIOUSANI)S. ' ,-..% AbViCE IS OF THE FIRST IMPORTANCE C'!'O . THE AFFLICTED. °OPER auti Co. Surgeons, Members of the !;,,,u., ixtoi:ta.l,'Colleges of London and Edinburgh, after :;€.l Il , e ---••?we practice, continue to direct `their studies to , ie c o re o f a cert ain/CoMpliiint in all its stages, and those 10.ei)il'iles inodifeedhy juvenile indis.cretions, which, if not 4',lY vente‘hetl; clerauge the system', and shorten life.— , "gilt. sp-id seeent cases - of infection are, by their peculiar 44Rie, effectually cured in : few days • and they particularly 4'lll4tl'ili..,.l:l,l.:,atteiiti.on of those who have attempted the cure i,,. '" l L.,. or win) have been so unfortunate as to have a mid aiiii fatal conficleir:e in men ignorant of so important t.a it lif the profe , ,ion, whose improper treatment . not ent• frequently de.strA s the 1 ital spark, but causes eruptions , :,tile litail, face, and body, sore. eyes, mouth, and nose, I:?i..!:e in _time eais SWQllings in the neck, ulcerated sore , roat, strictores, obstinate gleets, nodes on the shin-bones, I,?turmii paws . in the head:lad limbs (t6o frequently mistaken „a: .tetthlatisel), extreme wealineAs in the knees, and swelled i.l_;'".'7 , ,pntil at length dr,,psy ensues, with a grneral debility .ni ceeay of the consiitution, all arising from this drea.dful aiii7a,p lur;cin g in the habit, or the improper 1.-c: of mercury, ~,..,I„whik.u.symp,tutlis rryquently appear years after, and too ",0,.i embitter s the matrimonial state. ~i.f . l es sr, . . Cooper and Co.'s exprriene e in the above disorders, I,;;.hpparalleled. . Are consulted daily, from 'ten till eight, I,,,vell(i:atiks)if people, or by letter, stating their else, age, 1 f Rein , •, , ,e ' (eneiciing a. remittance), when Medicines, ' l l ,"`i tile best fi ' dvic . e Will be sent to Daly part of the town or wintry. ' N, 11 -p i '',,. • . •. ne vacs and Fistula caned without burning or c l•ttill g. Dix.,,,, ~ , 11„ . ,. , ~ (~ilatiotte II0"use, Great Chardotte-street, opposite ',. nd l i'' iciii's chaio,l, 1 3 0, 3elifri4e,' roai l„ Lond on . • 4 ' Llt".4 answered not containi4 a l'ee. M UCH Inconvenience and Delay have been occasioned respecting these Payments, in Cases of Re mittances, by the necessary Affidavits not having been sent , and the Returns of Income not having been made, in due Time: the Treasurer, therefore, anxiously desirous that the Officers should receive their Half-psy ,With the least poss,iblr. delay, 'after AdvertiseMent of its issue from the Navy-Oti;cc . , earnestly recommends - it to the l pi, to forward the said Affida vits to himself or the PaymnOer at this Office, math° Re turns of Income to tbe.Assessors of 'the Property' Tax at the Navy Office, as Won as it shall be practicable after the expi ration of each Quarter. When these Transinissions are not made in propel rime, the Paymentiare unavoidably - delayed till the next•regular Recall Day. • ARMY COIN TRAurs. Commissary in Chief's Office, Great George street, Jan. 25, 181.5, NOtiCE is hereby given to all Personsliesi -7.L.‘. runs of contracting to supply BEEF and - MUTTON, tollis MAJESTY'S LAND,FOICES in Cantonments, Quar . - ter , , and Barracks ; in the under-rnentioned• Counties and Islands Aliglesea—Bedford—Berks, (including• fink Totn of Hun . - gerfoi d) rw k—Brecon—Bucks•—r;amb net ndi ng The Town of Newmarlet)—Cardigan—Carmarthen7-Carnar-1 von-Chestcr—Cornlvlll, (inicluditig Scilly)—Cumberiz.aa— Denbigh— Derby —.Devon—Dorset —Durham, (including Holy Island) --Essex —Flint—Glamorgan—Gloucest xr,, (in 'chiding the City of Bristol)--Hants—Hereford—Hertfor4l-7 Hutitilsle of Man—isle of Wiglit—lient—Lancaster--. Leicester—Liticoln - Merioneth— Middltsex—Moniitiouth -3,l9ntgornery—lsarfolli— NOrthampton—Nurthumberhind— Nottingham— Oxford--Pembrohe—fladoor--Rutland—Salop -- 7 •Somerset—Staiford—Snlfolk, (exclusive of Laodguard Fort And its. Dependencies) —Surrey—Sussex—Warwieli—West mpreland-Wilts—WorCester—Yorli--.and in the several Counties in North Britain. . That the Deliveries are to commence ins and for the' 25th day of March next; that Proposals Writing, scaled up, -and marked " Tender for Army Sninplies," will be received at this ()dice on or before Friday, the 240 Day of Fe .bruary (but none •will be received aftet Twelve o'Clock. that Day) and, if sent by Post, theVostae must be paid. Proposals must be.made separately for each County and Island, 'except for the Counties eornpri44 North and South Wales, all of which must be included hi Tender ;as also must the..several - i •Counties. in North Britain; and each Proposal must have the Letter which is annexed to 'the Tender properly filled up, by Two Per=sons of known pro perty engaging to become bound with-t he Party tendering in the Amount stated An the printed. .Particulars, for the due : performance of the Contract ; and no - Proposal no ticed unless made on a printed Tender, and ,the prices ex . prossed in words at length ; and should it so happen, that during the continuance of the Contract no Troops should be stationed or . supplied..in the County, the Expence of the Contract and Bond, paid in the first instance by the Con tractor, to be refunded to hint by the Commissary in Chief. Particulars of the Contracts maybe had upon Application at this Otfice, between the Hours of Eleven . . and Five; and at the Oface of Deputy Commissary-General Young, Edinburgh. In a feWlDays will he published, in 3 vols. svo. 1. yusToifiE des CQNSPIIIATIONS formites ILE contre NAPOLEON BUONAPARTE, depuis 1797, jusqu' en 1814, on Chronique Secrete_ de France et d'ltalie depuis 'la Creation tie la Rep , ublique Cisalpine jusqu'au la cbctte Tyran Curse. Publice par le Conseil.des Conjurds des deux pays. Also, speedily will.be published, in 1 y 431: Mi. 2. HISTOIRE des secrete, ile l'Armk et des Conspirations . Militaires qui out. eu pour Objet la Destruc tion du Gouvernmenc de Btionaparte. Printed for Longman, Horst, Rees, Ot'mc, and Brown, Paternoster-row; liossatige and Masson, and Le Blanc, 14, Great Marlborough-street. *** Also, Translations of the above Works. NUMBER OF MARTIAL ACHIEVEMENTS. TO THE LOVERS OF THEIR COUNTRY.. J. JENKINS begs leave to draw the attentimi of the Nobility and Gentry to the Third Number of a truly National Work, which he now offers to their inspection, and with a sure hope of its gaining their approbation and support. On the Ist of February wa3 published, dedicated by permis sion to his Grace THE DUKE. OF WELLINGTON, - and patronised by the Army in general, THE THIRD NUMBER. of that highly embellished, interesting, and splendid Pub lication, entitled THE MARTIAL, ACHIEVEMENTS OF GREAT' BRITAIN and her ALLIES, fr - ina the Year 1800 to 1814 ; illustrated with accurate Representations - of the - numerous glorious Victories in which they have been en gaged, accompanied with the Gazette, and other official Do cuments. The superb Plates are engraved front DraWings made on the spot, assisted by the private MeMoranda of Se veral General Officers, who have honoured the Proprietors of the Work with their communications and patronage. Each Number will he illustrated with Four Engravings, from Drawings by Heath, coloured to imitate the originals, and the whole \Volk will he printed on an Imperial Elephant Paper, hot-pressed. To be Continued Monthly, at 1/. is. for the Number small, and at 2/. 25.. for the large paper co pies. A few of the latter remaining as yet unsubscribed for, arc still submitted to the Public at the subscription price, after which they will be raised to non-subscribers. To be had of J. Jenkins, at his Depot of elegant Embel lishment, 48, Strand. . Embellishments. of the Third Number—l. The Landing the Troops in Egypt. 2. The Death of General Sir Ralph Aber crombie. 3. The Entrance of the Allies into:Leipsie. 4. The Siege of 'lath:jos. And the Fourth Number, to be published on the Ist of March, will contain-1. The Burning of MOS COW. 9.. Taking of Badajos by Storm. 3. The Battle Var. rossa t 4. The Battle of Toulouse. CURE OF RUPTURE—No.:3, GOLDEN-SQUARE. ALTHOUGH it is not the custom with the Pro fession of Surgeons to advertise, yet it must he excuseable upon this subject, for the Public cannot be made acquainted so generally with this VALUABLE DISCOVERY as through the medium of the Press. Since the practice - commenced here by M. SPENCER in July last, the Success has exceeded the most sanguine expectation : There are now ids Persons attending, and within- the last two months mare than 30 Persons have been ordered to leave off their Trusses, as quite cured, some of them of great respectability, svlio have requested that they nosy he referred to out of humanity to those so afflicted. There is uo surgical operation,• or pain, or coatinenwnt- The proczss upon Children requires about, a month, on others from Six to s weeks. An additional Sar,ge:Ott of great ability attends every day from York Hospital. Colonel of the Royal Sects, His R. H. the Duke of Stissex, Earl of Inverness. H. IL H. the Duke of Kent and Strathearn. • PRESIDENTS OF THE'LADIES, The Most Noble the Marchio►►ess of Stafford, Countess of Sutherland; The Right Hon. the Countess of Dreadalbane. VICE-PRESIDENTS, His Grace the" Duke of Mon- Right Hen. the Earl of Bread . do e, K.G. awl K. T. . albane, Honourable . Viscount Right Hon. - Sir Arch.. Macdo , Melville, . nald, Bart. In the course Of the long and sanguinary conflict in which the British arms have borne so distinguished and so glorious a.-part, it must be obvious, that the number of the destitute children of those brave men, natives of Scotland, who. have 1. fallen Or been disabled in the course of the war, must greatly • exceed that of any former period in the history of this•coon ' trk.' The Highland Society of London, - being well inform ed of the wretchedness and - misery of a very great number of such children, took this most important subject deration ;. and determined to propose the founding of an Institution, to he called,, "The Caledonian Asylum," in or- , der to afford them the means of familiar access ,to the doe - 'trines and precepts of the Holy Scriptures, and•to - educate thein in handicraft trades, by which they maygain an honest livelihodd.' . • • Subscriptions received at the Banking Flanges .of Messrs. ThomaS Contts and Co.; Messrs. Paxton, .Coekereli, and Co.; Messrs - Down, Thornton, Free, and . Down; Messrs. Marsh, Sibhald, and Co.; Messrs. Drummonds and Co.'; Messrs. • Herries, Farquhar,. and Co.;, and .Messrs. Smith, Payn, .and Smiths ; and by John- Galt, Esq.. 44, Weymontlistreet, Portiaml-place ; to whom .fetters and in quiries (Post paid) may be addressed; also at the Bar of Lloyd's Coffee-honse. '• As it is intended to preserve in the Institution the Names of all the 'Sahseribers, it is requested that they may be care fully written, together with any title or distinctiont enioyed by inheritance, right, Or courtesy, er derived from estate or • :office. The following Subscriptions Highlane March. of .Exeter L. 21 0. March. of Stafford 26 5 Count. of Brcadalhane 52 10 CouUtess of _Glasgow 10 10 Count. of Guildford 185 0 Countess of Loudon and Moira Mrs. Gen. D. Camp bell - 73.10 'Duke of Argyll - 11)5 0 Duke a Atbnil - -105 • 0 Earl of Aboyne - 52 10 I Rev. Dr. ' Grant Allan; Esq. 52 10 N. Atcheson, Esq. 10 . 10 J. Auldjo, Esq. 10 10 Earl of Breadalbane 210 0 Hon. P. R. D. Burrell 105 0 Sir F. Baker, Bart. 210 0 Pr. Baillie 52 10 E, Barkly, Esq. - 10 10 Col, R. Bisset - 10.10 L H. Browne, Esq. 10 10 Thos. Browni Esq. 10 10 Messrs. G. and J. Brawn - Loi d J. Campbell Lieut.-Gen. D. Cam p- Campbell . - J, Campbell, Esq. M. C. 10 10 J. Campbell, Esq. 10 10 A. Campbell, Esq. 10 10 Thos. Caw, Esq. - - 10 10 John Cock, Esq. - 10 10 Conit of East India • Directors' - 105 .0 Thos. Colitts, Esq. 105 0 Peter Ciawford, Esq' 26- 5 Rt. Hon. Sir Drummond 10 10 Sir G. Douglas, Bart. 10 10 Henry Davidson, Esq. 10 10 William Dick, Esq. 10 10 H. Donaldson, Esq. 10 10 John Downie, Esq. 52 10 James Don, Esq. .26 5 J: B. Duncan, Esq. 10 10 Earl of Eg,lintort 105 0 John Forbes, Esq. 73 10 C. Forbes, Esq. AI. P. 105 Chas: Forbes, Esq. - M. P. in • advance for Subscriptions expected, to. be re- • ceived at Bombay 1,000 0 Jn. Farquharson., Esq. 52 TO Rt. Farquhar, Esq. 10 70 J. Ferguson, Esq. M.P. 15 15 John Finlaison, Esq.•• 10, 10 James Forsyth, Esq. 21 0 General A. M. Fraser 105 0 Alex Fraser, Esq. 52. 10 James -Fraser, Esq. 52 10 Admiral A. Fraser 26 5 John Fraser, Esq. 26 5 Duke of Gordon 105 0 Earl of Glasgow 52 10 -Sir J. Graham, Bart. 10 10 Sir Alex. Grant, Bart. 52 10 Sir W. Grant, Hart. 105 0 C. Grant, Esq. M. P. 52 10 J. P. Grant, Esq. M. P, 52 10 John' Gal t, Esq. 10 10 Dr. Gartlishore 10 10 William Gordon, Esq. 26 5 T. Graham, Esq. of Kinross 26 5 Col..ldbez 'Mackenzie 26 5 John Mackenzie, Esq. 26 5 Alex. G_: ant, Esq. 2(1 '5 John Grant, Esq. 26 5 D. APDowall Grant, Esq. . 26 : 5 Marquis of Mostly 105 0 James Hamilton, Esq 52' 10 Janies Hehdin,Esq. 10 10 SUBSCRIPTION A.1300e, Esq. King sou . baCe been obtained by the Society Thos. Floteason, Esq.L.ls 15 I)avid Bunter, Esq. 10 10 Sir J. L. Johnstone, _ _ Bart. - 105 0 Hugh limes., Esq. 52 10 John Inner, Esq. 26 5 G. Johnstone, Esq. 10 10 Earl of Kinnoull 5'2 10 Lord Kinnaird slt 10 52 10 .I 1 Kinloch, Esq. 52 .10 , P. I..z.sti-,-F-evt.- , 10 lb Rev. Dr. Lindsay . 10 10 Dukeof Montrose 105' 0 Earl of Moira - 52 10 Lord Melville - 52 10 La►te Lord Melville 52 10 Lord Montgomerie 2(3 5 Sir A. Macdonald, Bt. 52 10 Hon. J Mkicdonald 26 5 .1-lon D. Macdonald 52 10 Sir J.lll‘Gregor Mur ray, Bart. Sir A. Mackenzie Gen. l‘PAlistrr 52 10 73 10 26 5 52 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 J. 'Arthur, Esq.: R. G. Macdonald, 73 10 Esq. 7 • - 210 0 Ang: Macdonald, Esq. 105 0 A. Macdonald, Esq. 2G 5 Alex. Macdonell, -of Glengary, Esq. • William M'Gillivray, 105 0 _ . Simon 73 10 Esq, - A. Mackenzie, Esq. 52.10 Geo. Mackenzie, Esq. 52 10 Dr. D. Mackinnon 26 5 Alex. Mackay, Esq. 52 10 Bach. M'Millan, Esq., 23 5 Dr. M‘Qtreen 52 10 Keunet 11,M. llacrea, Esq" . 10 10 111Acrae, Eq. 10'10 Col. Alexander Alai►• 26 5 Patrick Esq 21, 0 Messrs. Marsb,..Sib- bald, and Co. - 52 10 David Millizan, Esq. 26 5 Wm. Mitchell, Esq. 5210 W. Nimmo, Estu 10 10 Sir William Paxton 105 0 Sir James Pulteney, sart. .105 0 Col.Alexamler Park 2G 5 The Earl of Rosslyn J . 32 1Q Charles Ritchie, Esq. 5 5 General William Ro- - bertson 73 10 F. Robert Son, Esq. 26 5 Eben. Robertsou,'Esq. 26 5 Divie.Robertson, Esq. 26 5 Coll, Robertson, Esq. 26 5 And. Robertson, Esq. 10 10 Jas. Robertson, Esq. 10 10 William Ross, Esq. 10 10 Alexander Ross, Esq. 26 5 Marquis of Stafford 52 10 Earl of Selkirk 105 0 Earl of Strath►nore 105 0 Lord Somerville 52 10 Sir J. Sinclair, Bart. 52 10 Gilbert Salton, Esq. 10 10 Angus Shaw; Esq. 26 5 GeorgeSitoson, Esq. M P. - Sutherland Hall Su- 32 10 Om- I and, Esq. 20 0 Thomas Hope, Esq. 105 0 Coll. David Stewart 10 10 J. H. Todd, Esq. 26 5 Alex. TulloO, Esq. 10 10 I'etcr Vcre, E'q. 10 10 John Watson, Esq. 26 5 Col. Mark Watt 10 10 IN JA.MLICA. Mrs. Maxmr, Hyslop, Kingston 10 10 52 10 J. Diek; - Esq. King : - ston - 7 10 10 J. Gillit*s, Esq. do. .21 0 Alex. Grant, Esq. do. 21 . 0 G. Gregory, Esq. do. 10 10 The Grand Jury ottlic County of Mid Ale-. sex, for, the June Grand Court, by - Pat. Lynch, of Cler mount, Esq.asfore than 30/.los. 6d. Uoscasou, Esq: Kingston . 15 15 Mrs. Hoseasoti, ditto - 5 5 Miss lloSeason, ditto 5 5 Maxw. Hyslop, Esq. . "ditto 10 10 SUBSCRIPTIONS His ExcellencOir G. Beckwith, k - s. 105 0 Lient.-Col. L. Allen, _ _ Bth W. I. Rev. Dr. R. Austin 5_ 5 BergaA,Ulitorn, & Co. 10 10 F: Berideker 5 5, James Blain 10 10 John Brathwaite • 5 5 J. Bruyning .5. Andrew I.lil ist 10 10 ;Toseph BullOck 15 15 13usfnnan, and Co. • • 10 10. William Carstairs • - 6 5 Si'i!liatn A . Cathcart 10 10 Michael Cat-an 10 10 conolly 5 6 L. Crison - • 2 2 - - . J. la. Croese 2 j 2 George Croden 5 5 'LauremeeDonovan - 5 5 -Rear-Mini. Durham 15 15 J". H. Frauk - 2 2 Jacob Fredirici 5' 5 'Col. Gabriel Gordon 5 5 A, A. Hallltide Geti Hallam - 21 0 Peter He y dou 5 5 John iggi mon 10 10 Dr.: itobvrt JOckflon 5 5 311tjer-Gen. W. John ston, R.• E. 10 10 John -King 10 10 Kleine 2 2 J. De Koff. 2 2 sUBSCRIPTIOtis 1: James Adams, Esq. 2 2 Arch. Bannatyne, Esq. 10 10 Wm. Boyd, Esq.. 4 4 Duncan - Brown, ,Esq. 3 3 Daniel Brown, Esq. 2 2 lon. James Bruce •• 10 10 Hon. Farq- Cala pbdl T: I e P. Chriebton, Esq. 2 2 Jas. Cruikshank, Esq. 10 . '10 Pat. Cruikshank, Esq. 2 Alex. Cumming, Esq. 5 5 John Dalzell, Esq. 2 a nun. John R. Darrant 10 10 James Douglas, r.sq. 5 5 J. R. Durham, Esq. 3 3 Wm. Durham, Esq. 2 2 Captain.R.Gardener, ship Freedom 5 5 Hon. Robert Gordon 15 15 Hon. John Grflut 10 10, Rev John Goilchn; - 5 5 John Henderson, Esq. 2 2 IVrn,.llerburn Esq. ,5 '5 John Herber, Esq. .2, 2 C. W. Berries, Esq. 10 10 Horatio. Huggins, Esq. 5 5 - Edward Jackson, Esq, 3 3 John Kyle, Esq., 3 3 Hugh . Lenox, - 2 2 John Lowe, Esq. 3 3 Capt. Arch. -IWAlistcr 2 2 John 31'Plier,son 2 2 Dutieti Al'Arthur,Esq. 2 2 James ,'Arthur, Esq. 2 2. James M'Artimr, Esq.. 2 2 London, Jan. 7, 1.813; field, St. James IV. 'Middleton, Esq Kingston 10 10 John Miller. Esq. do. 21 0 W. Munro, Esq. Soli citor of the Cus toms, do. J. Purcell,Esq. King ston 10 10 J. Reed, Esq. Deputy Coll. of Ike Cus toms, do. J..Tyrie, Esq. St. Da- :10 1 vid's G. Schevez,Es4.King stou 10 10 Michael Scott, Esq.do.-10 10 Alex:Stewart, Esq. do. 26 Thoe, Usher, Esq. do. 10 .10 G.Winterbothom, Esq. ditto 10 10' 10 10 IN BARBADOES William Leckie 3 3 14) 10 J. Lolkes 5 5 Lieut.-Col. Lomax, 4th 60th • 5 5 ,Capt. W. McCulloch, 5 5 It. N. Duncan. M , Kellar _ 's' 5 Major-Gen L. Maclean 26 5 Major-Gen. F.Macican 26 • 5 Finlay M‘Martin 10 .10 Dr. Jelin M‘Mullin 10 10 Ilop. Capt. A. Maii lt'-ud, It. N. - • • Capt.C. Malcolm, R,N. 5 5 Dr. Alex. Menzies • 10 10 ' Adrian - De Mey 5 5 James Milier - James • Pairman J. Pianteeu 5 5 10 10 4 4 5. 5 J 5 , 2 2 5 5 .1. Rinse') -M. S. Schuster William Seott, M.D. 5 5 James Sharp 5 5 A. Smith and Co. 10 10 Col. A. Stewart, R.S. 10 10 Edw., Sydney Stewart 10 10 Lieut, Thornhill, 25th 3 3 7J. D.J. Thyni 5 5 John Vander Took Rev. Dr. P, Jan Van Esch , • E. G. Veldroyk Jobn Walker Capt. Worth, R.N. 5 5 G. L: Weygenbruch 5 5 X. Y. Z. 1 1 g ST. Capt. C. IVPArthur, ship Everthorpe 2 2 Hon. Dan. Macdowall SO 5 Cbs. Macdowall, Esq 10 10 Allan Macdowall, 4 4 Capt. John M',lver , 2 2 Lieut.-Colonel, John M‘Nair P . M'Swain, rF q . Searcher -of the Customs 3 3 Alex: Melville. Esq. 5 5 CornelinsO'Brien,l 7 ,sq. 10 10 ITon. R. Paul,' Pres. • 31 10 Robert Porter, Esq. 3 3 • Richard Rues, Esq.. 2 2 James Roach; Esq: 2 2 Andrew Rome, Esq. 3 3 B.'Rynd, Esq. 2 2 Samuel Sayers, Esq. 2 2 Hon. Fe'fiward Sharpe 10 10 Wm. Small, Esq. 10 10 Thomas Smith, Esq. 3 3 Wm: Smith, Efl. la 10 John. Smith, Esq. 3 3 - Alex. Stewart, Esc!, 5 5 Rob. Sutherland, Esq. lO 10 Wto. Taylor 10 10 Win. Taylor,,jon.R..N. 5 5 Wm. Teltdr, Esq. 2 2 liou C. Thesiger,Col lector 5 5 2 2 3 3 5 5 10 10 10 10 '.l. Triming:hatn, Esq. 2 2 John Waterstone, Esq. 10 10 James Wilson, Esq. • 10 10 FOR COLDS, RHEUMATISMS, &c. R. JAMESfSANALEPTIC 'PILLS, from • . their tendency to open.the pares- and prornOte natural tecretionsi are the hetZt.ketnedy for Colds,ltheinua tisms, 'slight Fevers, and all Disorans that" arise from ob structed perspiration: They are equally excellent' fur Head achs, Indigesthins, and for Gouty, Bilion.„.and other Coin plaints of the Stomach and Bowels; too often the consequence of free-living: As a general Family Medicine they have no equal, and they are particularly:convenient fo;:s travellers, as they 4o not require 'any•confinement. Sold ;;y F. Newhery and Sons,' in St. Paul's Church-yard, London, price' 4s. (M. a' box, containing 30 Pills, with the name, •, F. Newbery," engraved in the Stamps. But as many , persons mistake the house, observe that the Number is 46, the third from Chem: side. To be had also at Dr. James's, in •Bruton-street. SUPERIOR ADVICE: IT is of the first consequence to ascertain on whose talent and integrity a firm reliance may be placed in afflicthm. Messrs. CURRIE and Co. Surgeons of emi nence and high professional attainments, Members of the Royal College of London and Edinburgh, present to the Pub lic the result of 39 years experience in the CURE of VENE REAL COMPLAINTS, and thoSt! Debilities - and Deficiencies which not unfrequently prevent or 'embitter the matrimonial state. • In the various gradations, from recent infection tO eolith med their treatment commands very often a speedy, and always ao-adical cure. In dubiOus cases, their long and weii-arranged experience gives them a promptitude of decision that secures the patient from being mercurialized out of existence, or having his constitution undermined, and. the vital ptiaciple destroyed by a latent, but insidious disT order, or a blind and fatal confidence in shallow pretenders. In Nervous Debility, Vascular Relaxation,. and .stony of the Organs, arising•from excessive indulgence, Insalubrio - us cii mates, or solitary sensuality, the practice gives new life and energy to the System, even in cases which are verging on de r span - . Strictures, and other derangements of the Urethra, they remove in a mild and effectual manner. Slight and re cent cases of Venereal Infection are - cured in the short-pe riod of Two DAYS. To the Female Sex it will be consolatory to know tat they may be cured of those Debilities which de feat conception, and sap the foUndation of connubied felicity. Patients treated with candour, delicacy, and inviolable se crecy. Messrs. Currie and Co. may oe consulted every. day, at their house, 107, Hatton-garden. Letters from the coun try, stating minutely the case, mode of Wing, Ste-;and inclos int; a reinittame for Advice and Medicines, will be treated. Walt studious attention.-107, Hatton-garden.