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'Neek,nn Thomas Nl‘Gbie - John Salmon • g le; 41 U ~Ct ill tl'e be : q oPis cd '' c n l' t j,c e l• ~be`va, 1 1 Y " r tr4e `` ,~~k~ ce' 11 , 03- ocic ger' e t rercle lic t rfi c i; -0 0 td i tip ,6t,„ Cl , o I;e.e. bo aer'' of 00:ey, sr' o , e"f ' cls e I ;n o o. i tigl"ito 3er.' sc o ,o .00 $15 ---" Fin(lsgl; Vti o ' f l°s ar • tt e the ci t)- ttioois 4 t o Ct r ` fg :' , JO • Veit: • "tBheolr't the f rth e full' lofor-icd that it wilt he 'repreient t i •, " - ' ..- t h vlso, fourth time. by r sire, e,rea:) , ,e;‘..i. •- a (rAiid Eaire , ..trian ee I 111 ") 't • tny, docility, and ~,, a city,ca. r inot I , e equalleu Itoy •• . uNe r rt STEI',BRIDGE. Palrortage of .their Royal the Prince Regent Duke . of York. Pro,-,,,,‘R,„„„„,..ntiSaturday, t . - 1( '1 I .3.SEATA- 7- (' oeil; r l 2 .P by Mr. Avery fterwaiak imOelar erin 41Thrv,,itestrian Paritoaii . nir, — ea'ied 'UP I;tr r,4,TORAIION 0?1:1-IE H M - GT AC ER ; " , trn4 l "l%iii on Itirs•2leielc. the course ”F which rili lie a real lior:1: ii " 'and a r e al hot: Chace. A r. Hers -'lg...\ Ciru no id estrian .Entree, St ki ll l'ikt u r 7: e ") ,".. a lM'•,s,tieul * the Hone Alfred to the Tune of Z) tl ahce t 7 's 1) tlit:t wo Inapaged .:Minuet. I:) term ate kith r t n rT i °6 11; t li k" t , t nl ; , .I Y o fr E ' o r . l ir , n to Brcniford, er t i sei wi , tiei ""t e:" " 11 • '• ' e 1 1 —Fqiiestrian p. . Doris, jun.—To conclude with a 44,1 7 ce, called Tfl - REF,•FIVES, or . Perirry k . '‘ pie and (s'iTh•---sSecortd Price at Half-pa:l o'Ciock. WATERLOO st;nsCitivi - London nu e. .MEETING Ihe.oo.\l:Nof 4 lITTEE on rn the r • 1 1 1 Y 1815, !let P•1)WA11.1) (iw.vrklN, l: q. in the Chair, _. the ~ Cs' aa;' 4 ,."'l r followino. Gentlemen he added .. to . 'la ,l'.ll' Y-,e 1 3- art : Charles Price; Richard 1 L 1 ll' . Odin' Robert ,p Ricri t... Lae orn o ti,l'4‘,4"dT4lal'ti. (14( ; 1 / 4 ; .1- ; 1'-' 1 E. t scin f 'i tusr the Committee will he il, f receive an coirsitle . rthe anPliestions of Sufferers for ,rata this Subs „„ „ci lit 'at all applications for Relief must he made . in -4y ti partienl.irs Doctilln•ritS and ProoFs-requil ed, 't4lr o' reiz " 44 at the.Coininit(tee Room, at the City of London I,riptionittPorted to the C orr ar i i , i t] , leii ool. iMartieed. in 'rerPneltes' t •tscriptions atret litelkitj'" ail at 341 V t ri414,15; , 1141'!e i "(m .0 0 car Yal,li, made at 3 thit.._erit, at „ert,,,,,, ' ti c rifl er a 4 `. th eßev, • ttt l i ri t4 ard, s . 4. m. fro, IX 14 3. a 51.,•,1`,14: Count; • 1 4 , 1 \ 1:k7 kt r (I . 10 0' ,i,aw.,ttris 10 0 „• 1 , 00 , lip7ri'lk,* P.RI I* 5 • (1 • ( t. 6 6 tot:, r e 0 at i77----.11 .1 0 0 J`7 Vii; b ( velvitr: c : 5 ,sLeitch) 0 at .tr, ltr 5 0 o 191irelt al-1 , • 13 'IN a r IV i ' l !!'Ph litl , T ( it" ,141„ N4,.1 . es 25 3 1 - " 4 4e 26 5 ; 0 , q , 9) 1 0 0 torriin'a, 'el 31 10 t, he *;,l,lions am] N t'ii())lll`,ll.l.rilafldressed to 11 dri t l.,rZilaris are rect.!' ;,7ro; arid by rdl Itlreedß: • auittee, that rery liberal Soh the City of Dublin, and in the ter, aril Bristol. • oly advertiSedk:23,447 2s. 2d. Collection made at the Horse-shoe . and Magpie, Middle- - row, Holborn, by a • few Gentlemen - 6 3 - Collection at Yarpole C hurch, Hereford, after a Discourse, by the Rev. .111. Miller 'l7 0 John - 5 5 Collection at the Pa ri.soChorch of Sot-• ~ton, in , the Comity of surrey,: on Sufi - day, '23d July, after a Sermon by C. Gardner, D.D. tar , Collection made at the Parish Church of HarrOld, Bed fm•dshire, after a Sermon by the Her. Leigh Richmond James •Upton - Rev: D,. Mirton,Cor. i. 12 14 6 6 3 5 0 3 0 - 5O 0 87 0 25 0 10 to ;otice of Setbseriptions are re ;le Committee at the (:ity of t Lioyd'i; 'at the City of Lon Loktf s of the Metropolis. I`, .. ; "t'I'll01) • ' — DII sTacK. - -41i t i ~, atErOPS of the EA , I IA ~. d Gerd! • ' ' 4 v A c a v et,... , ‘ .i. . 1 i n your i con —, i having occurrit i',TI;(:1,1(14-EliVc,,,f plitEcTo )eat my earliest ‘ ,.. i , itation 14.11 K, I beg leave to tcl • • •lectim, RS by tine li . ininted death of •i .n oi ~,,, ! for the honour of your support at the 1. tolotaill . l4', u 'entlielooryience. (al,(;plaee. 1 1 ~.t inci ty, 1 t...,%_cci !.o nu, on this oec . asion to advert to the 1 1 , , , ,10 ,4 r .s t Ile :A joyett during a . cours e of there:ry active life for en, i.. lo c h t i' , l : ) 1 ,. 9t combining with general know (Ai, k Praeti,.. ; `: utittt:s.of your cavil_ ser vice aff:lrda n and ei tr, 3 l, if . ti,':.:". eitßerietice ill the commerce t t India 14',Ient , / ''se. opportunities have not Keen altog ether busines s IN, .v«eqi,?testtni,ti.-Impe, •thaa with .liabit. of. ~,__ ,fii „hz,frs,m all other oeetipation of my time, I.sna"."` l'otttn kiir'suf rendering myself useful in the admintstralum 1 1 1. 1 s. '!st I shad . . t. ;il' f, oh • 4 I not be chargeable with an ostentation o s t l i l e s ; I.,;'!date%-iltich an be I adopt the example "f. ' t ; ,.. ^ t te,u,:- l'imr favint r by adverting to the highly fiat ,,J 41i,,,,a',•:")t1ial of yotir 'Corermoent in India, which on •IZl4t,tlf 1 " °f Your service 'was ileased to recoid •, its a r Il i '; , t . :, , : I , ci l 1 ;4 . : a d to ::, r, 111 1' ,- t !Li n t i.T a ', I fi l - i l l: ne e , d a, t : i Pl it. P is cs e t c ! ,d o : l th i l ~vi r 1 , n 1 g u talent Iy and employment abili t y Zcia,f,:jiyPst.eotenstons to the honour 1u th e th e i,„' utAllted. t o y,,t, a s so-ne earliest of nip fitness tt?! of your support are re- Lt t favq;P?.",th duties•of the s ' itnat ion to which, through 4 aspire. I have the h . woo'iir to remain, q I'o4 01 Ladi es, and Oentlenten, • a • tiedient and faithful humble servant, ' . P"'- streel, Jul WILLIAM - CRAW FORD. y 27, 131 5. A - V • 4 )11 t • • tr It 1 T• E NUM . WE R S.T—Persons I:t..l.:ltv"g f,,r Particular Numbers, for the NEW ‘4't4 . X d (3,„a"t ° O I Y . Ply E THOUSAND TICKETS, ~°,huiclr-1:Al 1: Al 41. lid Prize of '-'0 0001 Anti s variety of -' Ill'itt- ?,trt):ll,4l'Zitil'arye th'em secured ; fly an early application to 'sv,„lol. ti, ' 4l 7, Cornhill and ,26, Oxfor4-strect, Con-. , . 3in oriett:l,:esent 'Lottery, whieli begins and fi nishes L 'aY, the 2 4 th -of this Month. ' ._. A i ,„ ALL IN ONE DAY. • ' ‘•)bev4l,) LCirI'ERY. of only 5,900 Tickets, ra,... _ • •r,,'.:l•lth AUGUST, contains a Grand i!ri. 'of' L.,l'tcl'Y THOUSAND POUNDS, I, ‘,,rida,noo GUINEAS in GOLD. 1• .• .. ,f . ' S CHEME. • I. ' ''... :;•' • • • • .4; .20,000. , ..... i s ... ...... L,20,00(/ ••!•'.... .••' • • • lb.ooo 10,004 t:'• C••• ••... ••• .•• • 2,109.; ... •. i,10.0 1• • • .:: •••'' • • • 1,030.. ..... . l,oao 4.. ::: :::: * ::: :••• •• : 4.4)(0 ................ ............ l4 l ° o °o ~..• •• • • ... 300 9" t•"•.. • • ...... 200 4.00 to5 t. (14: ::::....::: ...... :: . . inn.. 4nc) 5 0... • .. ,250 'Ns., Flr tt. t i t .. '• • _-• .... 15 70500 • ",c4)(-I'. .I'll 4 Blanks .... 1 0 6,000 . itl, .each eta. . • L.50,0n0 . • t)i ~i\i,..l, will r e- • , lby „z) ny,l ,elve 4.10,000 more, making L.so,coo. 1 11,•, -, t.:R. • ,It ace on Sale by ItICHARD'ON, 7tdd .' t thb - ' 4), d ( 9 (.• t , .e s , (,„;', ~ .9i:tractors fur the pro ! ent . Lottery, i-,i4u,0u,70n..‘,,,,tii1.uttN1-III.L• and CHARING-CROSS, Who i4t etttni Iv' 4r es, in the Last Lottery, 11,17/, a.Prize of -‘ab c ~, "ss, ~17. nGeldett Prize of 1,000 Guiuea in • A NEW VOLUME O. TuVtNr;ToN'S ANNUAL RE- CISTER - This Dar was publislwd - , in One very large Volume,. price, in tioartiS, li. • '":1 1 11E ANNUAL RE , ;: STErt; or, View of .th,tlistory. Polities, a l !Attn. itiire. for the Year 180 ti, brinq•t?,r S . :xtli Volume of the New Soies. Pr: .ti ed for F; C. nod Rivioglon, No. 64, St. Paul's sold also oy 'Messrs, P.-,vni! and Foss, Egerton, Ilatei Ard, • IN aroarille and - Fell, and Messrs, Arch, The Volimie for 1797 has been some tine in the Press, and will be puhlished in tin cour.e of •the, Antonin.. The Volume for 1P..07 is also printing . , and will appear early in the Winter. This Day was 'published, TWo'latge Volimp'es, Octavo, price, in hoards, 11. 4s. a New F,4;ti , n with Correcfions and Additions, being the Eighth, of- LEM ENTs of GENERAL K NOWLEDG E, it' introductory to rscful Boots in the principal Branches of i.iterature and Science, with, Lists of the most approved Authors : including the 'hest Editions of the Classics : de signed chiefly for the Junior Students in the University, and the Higher Classes in Schools, - By HENRY KETT, B.D. Fellow of Trinity College. Oxford. Printed for F. C.. and .1. Rhin:eon, 'No. tie, St. Paul's Church-yard ; sold also by. Hatchard, in Picea(!My. • Of whorii'May be had, liy . the sante Author, The Third Edition of Entity, a-Ntoro“-.P...lo„incli,ttling Let tera from 1 Father tO, his Oaughter upon the most important Sub Pets. Handsomily pvinteil in three Volumes, price i I. is. REPUBLICATION OF THE POETICAL REGISTER. This Day.was published, Elegantly printed in One larze Volume, Crown Octavo, price O. ELI. the Third grlition'of - , THE i'OETICAL RZ,GISTER, and REPO ' srmity of FUGITIVE POETRY, for the Year 1801, being . tlie.first Volume of the Series. Printed for F. C. and J. Riiington, No. 63, St. .Paurs Church-yard. Of whom may be had. lately published, price 12s. The POETICAL REGISTER for the Years Isi 0-1 I, being the eighth Volume; and likewise Second Editions of the pre ceding Volumes Each Volume may be purchased separately, and forms in itself a Complete Work. The Series of the POetiCal Register contains more than two thousand original and fugitive Poems, a very large proportion of them by the must. eminent modern Poets ; and nearly a thousand Criticisms on the Poetical and Dramatic Works, published in the course of twelve years. The Volumes for 1612-13 and 1614 are preparing for the Press, and Correspondents are requested to forward their Contrihntions v as speedily as possible, to the Editor, to the . care of Messrs Riringtons. Complete ticts, in Eight Volumes, may be'had, in boards, price 41. 6s. • • A CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC. • copseAinclicp of Mr. EGG having adver- X'. tl;ed Self-Adjusting Trusses, and stating, from their ite;eior-ellicacy and utility, be has procured th appiiintinents Itneal Navy, the Naval.Hospitars and )ooki-y avds, and the 'Orcinance. SALMON, ODY, and ('u. frinu the liberarencOnragernent, tine have received, think it their dutc to• inform the that Mr. Egg's Trusses are not upon Self-Adjusting Princi ples, having no universal Acrints to aceonnnodate the ~tiring to the motion a the body, and that their Trnsses vastly have been used for his Majesty's Service above-mentione , l. since they superseded Tatham and Egg, some time since, and that Mr. Egg has-not supplied any on his own acconnt, The TIME PATENT SELF-ADJUSTING TRUSSES, whicbrequire no Straps, nor cause any Confinement to the body, are to be had only of the Patentees, SALMON, ODY, anu ' 51.1 ‘-kNa), th u 1,• Ins Mair•t's Rural Navy, the Naval Hospitals, and IN•eli Yariks, the Transport :Board, the Ordnance, the Marine Infirmary, the Honourable East India Cocapany,the City Truss Sudety, &e. &c. &c. THE BLACKING MONOPOLY EXPLODED. 11 - T is now certain the Art of manufacturing BLACKING has reached the ACME of PERFECTION; that there is and has been a cotWetition be— tween certain Illackin;-makers, which has,cieen a spur to the Invention ; and we can from actual esperienee say, that RICHARD TURN ER's BLACKING M ANITFACTURER. in London-road, Southwark, has our DECIDED . PREFEREN CE over any v e have-yet seen or made trial of; and its qualities, weled satisfied, are such as none caw EXCEL, aniL few can EQUAL. REAL JAPAN BLACKING. Sworn OA the Mansion• House. before the Right Honottrabht Lord Mayor, June 29, 1815. • RICHARD TURNER, 114, London-road, Southwark, in the County of Surrey, Manufacturer, maketh Oath and saith, that the REAL JAPAN BLACKING now made anti sold by hiss, in his own proper Name, at his Manufac tory, in the London-road aforesaid, continues to he made by the same Workmen who have hitherto been employed by this Deponent. in his Business, and is of the same quality, in all respects, as that which, under the Names of GEORGE DAY and HENRY MARTIN, has for several Years last past been prepared and sold at the said Manufactory, in Sixpenny, Shil ling, and Eighteenpenny Bottles. r2 V • 1 . . .B.errnrk.—Merehants and Shopkeepers supplied .with the :allutg„ .. Blacking with six months Credit, by addressing their ;Commands to the Warehouse, where a single Bottle may be ...bad ii'Skinvle. 'Xiiitts in the Country—.L Taylor, M Hair-dresser' Sitting- briiiriiii: Lording, Shoemaker, and Shruhshole, S ...oenriker, IfiXtsfiam ;. Austin, Grocer, Christian, Shoemaker, Moore, Aiceinaker ' .aild'Wore, Grocer, Ramsgate ; D u nking, Hair-, dresser, and Hill, Grocer,s Margate ; Denue, Shoemaker. ' Sandwich; Price, Hair-dresser, Lower-street, Deal ; Edward Brice, Shoemaker, and Smith, Grocer, Deal; -Franks, Shoe, masker, and Cox, Hair-dresser, Dover. . FOR THE HEM? AND EYES. rrHE CORDIAL CE,PHA LAC SNUFF is.a JL most grateful and effectual Remedy for Disorders in the Head, especially the common Head-Ach. It removes Drow siness and Giddiness; relieves Dimness of the Eyes; is ex. cel lent in curing recent Deafness; and is of great service in Hysteric and Paralytic Coinplaints, and in restoring the Me mory when impaired by DiOders of the Head. It is alb a Pieserrat;re against Infections,Air. Sold by the. Proprietors, F. Newhery and :Sons, No. 45, St. 'Paint's - Church-yard, the third house from Cheapside, Lon tend Brodie and Co. on the New Canal, Salisbury; in frielpirs. price Is. lid.. each • but. if purchased elsewhere. I,otiseitT that the words 44 F. Ilicwhery, Na. 44, St. Paul'4," ';!4ioiiiipeaved in the Stamps. • ":Health is the only Riches a Man can set a Valie upon Without it all Men au poor, let their Estate he" what it IN Physic there is a wide Field open for covery, which calls forth the pewers . of ingenious Men. There are many Disorders which no Physician yet has been • able to cure; hut it does not follow from this that all those Disemes are incurable. The virtues Of the CORDIAL BALM : nF GILEAD—are daily deinoustiated, in - eradicating the worst and most dangerous symptoms of Nerrons It ; possesses woroterfol , etheacy all -Nervous Dic,orders, Fits, i4eal Heaviness. and L owness o f Spirifs; Ditu'liVtietiest: " f .Si ' .' e ! ..' : t k . ue rL s fused Thought, Wand er i ng o f ' th e Mind, Vaponr , an M n elacholy. and all kind s o f Hy s te r i c Complaints arcs rad .t I v removed 'by its 'lse. Sold by Samuc. 18, Stfaml; Bteon and Co. 1,50, Oxford-street, opposite New Bond-street, London, price Lis. 'per Bottle, or foci - it: Otte Family Bottle for ii s. on :,Which I ls. nrr saveti• Observe the words " Sam. Salomon, LirrrpooV ere t' p = Flsttel itt tie St a mp, itsitating which is Felony. EAST INDIA HOUSE, Ang. 2 ) , 1815. THE COURT of DI R OCTORS of the UNIT_ .ED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of F,NGLAND TR:WING tit the. EAST INDIES, do hereby cire Notice, That a %GENERAL COURT of the said COMPANY will be held at their House, in Leadenhall-street, on WED NESDAY; the 16th Instant, from Nine &Chick in the Morn . - ing until Six in the Evening, for the ELECTION . of a DT RECTOR of the said COMPANY, in the room of ROBERT CLERK, Esq. deceased. JAMES COBB,' Secretary. , ARM CONTRACTS. Commissary in Chief's Office, Great Georie ' • street, London, July 25, 1515. • tic- . NOTICE is b vrehy given to , all Persons sirons of Contrictiug to supply BEEF and MUTTON to his Majesty's Land' Force's in Cantonments, Quarters, and . Barracks, in the under-mentioned Counties and Islands:— Anglesea, Iledfordllerlts (including the Town of Hunger ford), Berwick, Brecim, Bucks, Cambridge (including the . Town of. .Newinarl , .et),'Cardigan, Carmarthen, (;armFr Chester,'Cornwall (including Scilly), Cumberland, Denbigh, Derby, Devon; Dorset, Durham tincluding Holy Island), "Essex, Flint, Glamorgan, Gloucester (including the City o'f Bristol), Hants, Hereford, Hertford, Hunts, Isle of Man, Isle of Wight, Kent, Lancaster, I eiceSter, Lincoln, Merid neth, Middh'nex, MiMmoutb, gontgomery, Norfolk, North ampton, Noi thumbetland, Nottingham, Oxford, Pentbroke, Itadn , r, Rutland, Salop', Somerset, .Stafford, Suffolk (exclu sive of tandguard Fort and its Dependencies), Surrey, Sus sex, Warwick, Westmoreland, Wilts, Woecetter, York, and' in the several Counties in North Britain. That the Deliveries are to continence on and for the 25ti1 day of September next ; that Proposals in writing, sealed up and mark‘ed Tender for Army Supplies," will be received at this Office on or before Friday, the 25th day of August (hut none will - be received after Twelve o'clock on that day), and, if sent by Post, the postage must be paid. Proposals must be made separately for each County and Island, .except for the Counties comprising North and South Wales, all of which Must he inelnded in one Tender; also most the several Counties in North Britain; • and each Proposal must havo the .Letter which .is annexed to . the Tender properly filled, up, by two Persons of known property, engaging to become hound with the Party tendering in the amount stated in the printed Partienlars; for the due ner formance of the Contract and no Proposal will be noticed unless made n i a printed Tender ; and the Prices expressed in words at lent.l , l; and should it so happen that durine: the contiimance of the Contract no Troops should "he stationed or supplied in the County; the Expence of the contract. and Pond„ioid in the - first instance by the Contractor, to be re landed- to hint by the Conirnis;try in Chief. • Particulars of the Confracts,may be had tir) application at Otis lietwethe hours of Eleven arid line , and at the Office of Deputy Comalissary-General Young . , Eitiohargb. 'MATIUNIONY , YrARRIAGE should he the- limndation of ~e. . .that ) rtineks, which is soften list ;srliecl through o arties that form the 0ni,,0 not tai-.to„ these pretairtiiins which w:mld secure them the enjoyment of that great do mestic blessieg. People of every rank pay adoration to the shrine of wedlock ; hut where the Constitution has beet? tainte,! by disease, or debilitated by a certain habit contracted at an early age, a renovation of stability previous to entering that state is indispensibly reqnisite to revive the slumbering sparks of life, and to re-animate the system. For no dis orders have contributed more essentially to destroy_ Hytinneal hap;iiness than those which are the consequence' of miguarded 'plea s ure. It was this consideration. w•hieli induced Messrs. CU'ItRIE an I CO. for these lasr Thirty rears, to direct their stedies and attention exclusively to the treatment and cure of the Venereal Disease, and the disorders arising therefrom; as also to that derangement.of the system, produced by the destructive habit of site inconsiderate school-boy, 'Which brings on those distressing DEBILITIES and DEFICIEN CIES. that prevent or embitter the.Matrinionial state. The successful result of their plan, gives them additional ardour to oppose the ravages of these Cionplaiuts, which are the most important in the catalogne of human infirmities. It behoves every p e i-son• who bits indulged in this solitary vice to seek re-, lief by consulting Professio n al Men of emincore and honour, 'to which Messrs. CURIUE and Co. Chios the sanction of scliolaetie.authority, as as the testimony of nncontra dieted-facts. In rprofessing the core 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 regularly educated Members of the Royal Colleges of Surgeons of London and Edinburgh. Slight and recent• 'eases of Syphilitic infection are null cally cured in the short space ,of two days, Those of the most obstinate duration, such as obstructions, inve terate strictutes, pains of •the bones, .alerts, etc. are per manently and speedily cured. Several Noldemen and Gen tlemen of the first respectability have been _under the care of Messrs. Currie and Co. for the removal of complaints of the Urethra, Strieotres, &c.; and having received a radical and permanent cure, request that references may be made to them as satisfactory evidences of the decided superiority of Messrs. Coale and Co.'s plan of treatment. Many- of these Gentle Men had strictures from ten to twenty years, and wire under the,care of Messrs. Home, , Ileaviside and other Sur . geons of- equal eminence, who attempted their cure by the • application of the lunar .caustic, without success.. Messrs. Currie and Co. have selected the following letter froni the many tl n are 'daily receiving from Gentlemen, rerunning them thank:. for their restoration to sound and rizorons health.. It was sent to them unsolicited;.froth the son of . a Noble Earl,. who had laboured. tinder this distres , irig and painful matady for ten years : he had her, ender the care of several :Surgeons of professional eminence, none. of whom affirrded him permanent relief; •hut from the superior me thod of treatnrent adopted and pursued by Messrs. Cityr4i and Co: he received a radical cure in the short space of ()fie month. • " May 28, 1510. :" `fo Dr.CURRIE, 107, Hatton-garde:J. Lord feels great pleasure in conununicating to Dr. Carrie the Perfect re-establishment of his health, in con sequence of his mild and admirable treatthent of Strictures in the Urethra, He may add, that be has not for many years enjoyed . •so much comfort - and freedom from pain ; and he entertains no doubt of his having obtained, thiimgb his skill an d att e ntion, a perfect and radical cure of that horrid com plaint. • As he was not. a stranger to the manner that others tre ited the complaint, be has it hi his power, from a fair trial and ajust comparison, to pay that tribute of applauy. to Dr.. Currie - which he sensible feels, and shall ever be most ready and willing to acknowledge." By an early application to Messrs. Currie and Co. the pa tient will escape tire pain, danger, and expellee of along apd tedions attendance upon less experienced practitioner , . MARRIED .WOMEN, who have long been disappointed - in their expectations of a family, may he assured that, in most in stances sucli defe_cts arc curabie by medical skill ; and although the reint.istal of sueh impediments he an object of dotibt and ii ,qrtainly with others, S'et the emirs of such defects,. lit the gradual Progr ess o f renovation, .is the acquirement of their' ex perienct. I\l9s s '"• (-41trie and Co. may be consulted by parr mts .of c i:,her Sex, isith the -greatest secrecy and honour, at their No• 1 .07, tlatton-garden. - patients iwthe Country, descri'ilog Ilse partieobvs of their ease , age, and oC inclosing a remittanee tLn• and Medicines, the 4 5;ne will be giveq 0! sett: of the Kingdoirr.--No. 107,11attoti-ir.rtleo. Pr{ ki SC II PAPE 11,5. EREcEIVED LAST PAit'l%,.juti; 29.—The Otlit4:ll.`JiMrnal of 11113 "date .long list 41f . appoill ' t si,tvntsto the Eleertiral Co!legcsi.honttn be hail. In the list we remark 'the-names of Monsieur, the Ki4's brollti+;''for.that of the Department of the Set le; the Duke a'Atigooleme, fOr that of the (41i-oink; the Duke ' irie Berry, ter the Departnient.of the NOrth . ; teneral Lauristoti,:for th a t of the Fhtogergues, for that of the Arel'rott ; CoUnt'Bartheletuy; for that of The Mouths of thi-tlitme; General DuiOnt, for that of the Cha rente; the Duke of:Tareinntn„ for that, of - the Cher; the Duke Of Ragusa, for that of the Cine'd'ol•; Count Lally Tollendal, for that of Flerault; "Lanjuinais, for that of the Ille and Vilaine; the Duke of bellutni, for that of the Loire and Cher Chateaubriaut, for tlat 'of j...oiret'; Count, Sernori vile, Peer of France, - for that of La Manche; the, Duke of ; neg - gio, Peer of France;, for that of the Meuse; Lieut.-Gen. Marshan,c t, fOr that Of Mont Blanc ; Count •Bournonvjlte, Pre: of Fra.,..c, for that of the Mos , ?lle NLtrbois, Pc'er of France, for that of the Lower Rhine; Count Gouvion, for that of, the Upper SaOne; Danihray, Chancellor of France - , for that of the Lower Seine; Count Fontanei, Peer of France, • for that of the Deus Sevres ; Bourienne, Con , jelhor of State, ,for that of the Yonne; and.ma'ly of tiie'Sld Peers of France for'ether Departmenti. The Duke of. Ankohletne . , who has arrived at Montauban', ordered the arrest of M. tie Sainte- Suzanne, Prefect of Tarn, as well &•1 his privat'e Secretary, and'the Secretary-General of the Pie- fecture. • .. • A letter from Rioin„ of the 25(i) of July, an nounces, that on the 22:1 thei•e arrived two di- visions of the'army of the Loire,'cOnoanded by the ; Generals I.' , ,xcelmans and chastel, these two divisions cannot be less than,24oo:trong itt Irprs-.7. They did not yet carry the white Cockade, Rn nouncmg that they waited for the'•ansver of the. King to their submission. M. de• Labedoyere, AO° was asserted tn. have.been.arrested at :Paris, lodged, on. the 24th at Rioni . , at the house of ,the Sub=Prefeet : he is in the diefSiott Exechnans. We are apiwisetls.of the speedy arrival at Parin of their Imperial Mjesties tbe Empresses ot Rus sia and Austria, as well as the Grip! puke Con, stantine, who commands the linperi.al Guards. There aiintntr tk)•be still in ,Auvergne much tation in tlie.potilin mind. The coniory people are so t unett inclined to taL - e j.' r[ in• the reveld tionqry troubles disturhance...., that the ancient nobles an d rich . persons lake the precantion of re . - tiring inn . ; the tow PS. A ctilmon of 25,000 Russians arrived on Thins- . day at Troyes. A private. letter from Turin confirms the new . 3 of the.arrcst 'of - Lucien linotopArte in that city: A. DL:cree.of the Ki.,kr, dutettthe 'July,. or-• dainS, th it the Officers, 'Generals, and - Other -Mili tary Comnurnders, who .have, in any part of the kingdom checked the expressions' of, fidelity am i loyalty of French subjects, by . violenpe,and force of arms-, shall be arrested and prosecuted before the Councils of War. Au official article front the War Department, signed by Gouvion St. Cyr, mnounces the restora.- thin to their rank of all the Officers Of the Clen. chimeric and the Guard of Paris; 'who was sirs pended Irom actual service tiller the 20th of March last: _ _ _ PARIS , , JULY 30.—The Duchess D'AngOnletne took au airing. this day in carriage drawn by tight white horse?. The Duke D'Orleans arrived 'tilts morning at eight o'clo;.ii in Paris. His Serene Highness scended at the Pakis Royal ) and soon after re paired to the Thuilleries. At noon he paid hid respects to the Duchess Dowager his tnother. Count Lynch, Mayor of liourdeauN i and 411. the Menkhe;.s of that Corporation whfi were in office at the 'departure of the -Duchess d'Angou leme, have resumed their functions. • Cardinal Fesch, in pasbing through Baerg.(Ain),' officiated thcre A!'ter divine service, some persOns'eo,uhteted,him to his residence, cry ing loudly,; Viye l'Empereur." 'the Austrian. `General, - Mto-c•ommandeit iti the,, town, sent for upbraided him with trot having im mediately repressed the cries of sedition, and hn ppsed a tine of 60,000 francs Upon the ei.ty, to be paid it} '24 honrs, by way of punishment. The inhabin+nts of ate II th municipality of Paris, and, one of the least opulehlt, and least ex tensiv ihe Metropolis, have. Already furnished pravisions and lodging for a long time past to 29,000" Prussian troops - ; and still fresh trouts are quartered 'Ton them every day. Postscript to the . `° Gazette de Fran." of Silly 30. 'lt is said that M. Carnot has retired to Switzer land. A grand review took place of the Prussian troops yesterday at the Champ de Mars. The Journals appeal- to-have been led into ,an error in. announcing the arrival elf.thc Prince trEcktipila at Paris. lii point of fact s such a circumstanctx bas T0t0..9*; - JULY — 24.---This morning, all Ofticeieivil and military, sent in' their re . 'pee* - s ful subM,ssion to the King. The . whi;e flag has been hoisted, and the Eno• lisp squadron iti sight of the port saluted it when. they saw it float - on the forts and ba'tterieS. STltdisßtll44;n, JULY 23.--;--I.esterday a s Conven-; tine for tl,e - suspension.of hostilities ed between General Rapp and Prince Hobeniol-. lern, eo.nniamhng the Allied Anita' ;it J-11:;ace.--; , '.rite wo armiei are to Maintain posit; 011f3 alit' ten _4l,ays previous. notice to he git'en, it 'a - ru;ore should' take puce. The sttnie armistice to e?-tend to `..3cilivbtadt, Belot(' thutin; en,' anti other places besiegitcl. 'nu., French Uener'4l is to Send ..a tleputv.wAt 4.4 Otifeers