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~. .. Sk, 4 i : : :1 :, .4 i ;_r ., -.4----74iff 1 6 ?r i -1_,,, - .. ..s% • ~,- 7 ,-. ..,, ,..,44- - -ja ) 0, 4 ' , ? . .05 , 7':', liipm\ \\' m.,110 ‘b 7*; N \-; ''-;; ~~ ~~~~: s Vr 1 • ' 1 4 `." .V 4 , ,-, , 4 1 ,,,; t... , r , .-",. 11, , ,:~ 7 0'77.] rtc.I"EATRE ROYAL, _DRURY-LANE. I _ xtlai .PRESENT EVENING, May .esties' Servants will perform the Comedy of 2, their 11ier,,,,, TOWN AND - COUNTRY. er. 4ftt,-„", 'e"roY, Mr. Kean ;Hop, Mrs.Glenroy, Mrs.Glciv '''''th (id time this Season), the Gratili Musical Ro mance of LODOISKA. o n 4, The Princess Lodoiska, Miss L. Kelly. . I ` ) Pd''Yi the Ttagedy of King Richard the Third. , d• ,§IXPEXCEzFrALFTENNi In ito ,a, 18rni.). iiia th d i s s o n y w p ii i. Published; LIVERIIEN OF LONDON. : l in:e l f t h e o d lui ; i Mitt, in r . elegantly cl t , Paper, ends . :d r. . EIE ADDRESS of t),e LOYAL and INDE- 1 PENDENT LIVERYINEN. of LONDON to his Royal Highness the PRINCE I(M:4:tit on the STATE la . . of PUBLIC AFFAIRS, and expressive of their DISAPPRO- HE DEVOUT COMMUNICANT' ,*cOi•dink RATION of the REsourrioNs pf - the late COMMON ' A to the CHURCH of ENGLAND ; containing ah Ae- HALL, will remain for the SIGNATURES of the LIVERY VERA' ethttat of the Institution, Prayers and Me before and 'a few Days longer at the LONDON TAVERN, Bishopsgate- : after the Administration, and a Coin at the Lord's street, and LONDON COFFEE-HOUSE, L u d gate -hill. ' ' fable. May 10, 1815. C. SMITH, Chairman. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown; and _____________ -F. C. and J. Rivington, London; and J. Raw, Ipswich. OFPTCE ORb2V.INCE, &cif 5, 1 TIIE PRINCIPAL 'OFFICERS of Ris Areir , JEST'S Z3RDP7,IArak do herebY 2Vollee, that i'roi;sals iiill tei•eteived at their g§fce iit Pall-Mall, on or be Friday', the 19th 114 inStant,fivn t .such perioni as 'nit& be u 3 illrh o `rr n d er t ake the Szipply EARTVEN WARE for Service of Thie beriartnient; period bf Phree Years, deterininabie aftir the Krpirat6ii off s tlt Pict tipori Notice of Three . 21.fonthi ; at th'e Option of either Party; Padei•its Of the tirticles ?halt be vietSid; 7' t'epitie digitisation at eh?? StOrekieper's th iver.; and far , Cher PacTieicirtr.r, tiikE r ther with the .I'ser.fri..s• andrandttiani of the Ceintract;lhay be dt-44te r,inVe eyareiaid; any day 6eleariii the Heusi of Ten and Four "o'Clock, where the Propasals tidal' fiedelivercti sealti up; tz:;:d entlaried " Pioposals lcir Earthen Wire)" Gut no Proposal can be adMitled after the said Oith initant, at TteeiVE o'clo'c4 at !Coon of the iitnie day, neither will any render be n'idice,2; unless the Party making it, et; an .Igent in hit behalf,Shail attcnY:. lIIZARD,.BURNE, and Co. Stodk-brokers; respectfully inform the Public ' that Ticketi and Shares fwr the en s ui ng STATE LOTTERY are now on Sale at their office, No. 9.3, ROYAL EXCHANGE. In this. Lo ttery of only 5000 Tichetsi there is One Prize of 30,0001. One of Two Thousand.Guineas,,and Two of Five Hundred e4cll. The whole will be drawn TO-NIORROW, tile 13th of MAY inst. and the Prizes entitled to GOLD will be paid at their Office, in GUINEAs, as suon as drawn. , This Day were published, In Three Volumes, 12mo; price ISs. boards; lARIETIES of LIFE ; or , CONDUCT and CONSEQUENCES, a Novel. By the Author of " SKETCHES of CHARACTER." Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, acid Browp, Paternoster-row ; and at the British Gallery, 54, New Bond street.—Of whom may he had, Sketches of Character; or, Specimens off' Real Life; in 3 vols. 12mo. (the Second Edition), price Iss. This Novel is a very spirited and natural performance ; the Dialogues and Conversations arc given with much free thin; arid eleganze; and the Characters in general are ettits sivvly Weltilesigued and executed.."—Crit. Review, Sept. 1808. " it lft See also !\loilthly Review and British Critic'. ri l o-MORROW, 30,0001.3,000 GUINEAS in _IL GOLD, &c. &c. must be gained, as the LOTTERY will then BEGIN and FINI2H. Only 5,000 Tickets, with the following SCH ENT E By Ortte?-Of the .bard, R. 11". CitEfr;Seeritery. . I , ,i, ° „1-IEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDE:-S. . . . ,:bl PRESENT EVENING, May 1.2;,ii,i11 eperfornied the T ragedy of ---. , .- r• ' VENICE PRESERVED. ierre, Mr. Kitinble'; Belvidera, Miss O'Neill. To which will he added, „THE FOREST OF BONDY; Ott kn„.;-'4, THE DOG OF MONTARGIS. - °p R, Coriolanus; and Harlequin Whittington. At --- ----___________ HITSUN S N • MAY 13. ‘..-,' , ' ' EVE , ' Antancr ExT, _,,„, _ „st, ASHLEY'S amt S. IVEsLbI ~se. 14;ttelltivsl!!ctitilly inform the Nobility, Gentry, and Public ~,t n ti:lie,roei!* Animal Benefit is fixed tt ? r the above Evepin .t : erfor'k R-ROYAL, ( . O VF..N'T-i;AILI ) k.N, when . s 'l I!' on ti ne d a LiRAND SELECTION, from the Compost- Micii th t tl. e most favourite Authors ancient and modern,--- .. es, ~`I Act of which will be introduced two Hebrew re ?IM r. y, dePhtile& Daughter," and " The Wild Gaze . , 104. L'lrahain and Miss Stephens the Poetry by the Right I bila or e P,yron Miss 5t..,,f,e is will introduce " Heort :- . B eal ' ••• ' --' —l Miss •I . qt . "The ii i gir e f; a"d Ihe Soldier Tied." Grig it. t ',, —,awn." Miss Singleton "No more with unavailing A sv eai se iI'I- ‘'hild e "The Marvellous Work." Misi Stam M r , '''„, Lord." Nlaster Williwns "T here is a !{ a v e r, " . 41 , . .--. Nilii ' ii,,Mt and' , Sul'".Holy, Holy Lord," " From Might , ter • Margine." Mr. Braham "Gentle , Airs," li eI) . 1 % . 1.', . "Ltta " When the Bosom " with Mrs. Salmon. l'iv: I ,; l eY . " Rejoic e o Judah." /-Ind ;Signor Le Vasseur t.,. ...rule° ioan., 46 11 "der of ) . Not) pieu Andrai.' 4, e te4 l .,• „the Band, Mr. Ashley. Organ, Mr. S. Wesley. - Atoe e ;',."aer of the Band and the Chorusses, by the wost i „ At fb ' 'erfurllter \,Y4Qlivert'o.Ennid.," fart I, M } . i.. Wesley till perform att tga .n n V e t 'ell Warr `-'7'l. composed by the late Mr. ' J. J. Ashley, 1 ii Will introduce an Extempore Fugue. The Nec.nd txtiltat",,letude With the Grand Chorus for two Choirs, il ib elt.'•; 'Jen." (S :Wesley,) 'At the end of Part the 11. `t3,lljiitii.nrail(l Duetto, for the Harp and Piano Forte, by V o g ere tt Bo a o ll Mr. P erf o rma nce their first appea t r h a e n.L. e. )Ll , ri e , tod sof the to , be had in . ®Pee.A -vr s to , • nole o pened at Six, begin at Seven. Half ,. I P I rice at tltt s . t ' Pit .is. 6d. Gal!ery 2s. Upper 4.7 a ei ) Is. 4 03. "lle had of wssrs Ahl e y' s , Mr Wesley, an d . S. I be tali e , a4d°n : at th e Theatre s , where places far the Box e s i A „... _... r-HARK-i,.pt p 0 Strand, respect= N I 4111,, i ~ ---, -an ratna, l l l'itd bJ niorins the Public that the largti . C , irceelate_ly (.1..4.-0 ke VIEW of P I ' ItIS from MO` I NIAR tak.:, 1:b IT t 1)N Oil MONDAY NEXT with a VIEW of that 11'44t14 f lotu the Palace of the Thuilleries, Shi'wing tlit '4ost t he Ilitee Carrousel the Quays, the Bridges, and • P Qf the Public Buildig's. . . ... . RANT\ X ."' HARIIONIC DINNER, FREE 'cl.,;(,,s,„. i 1 -- " . s"l'A.v • ' • ' MONDAY , B if at FIVE "'AA pree'isety. LItN, on NE., , Mr• ii INC LEDON in the Chair." e ' C. T:kyLoit, Deputy. ETZW P.RDS. _ I Mr. Evans, mr. Giblion,, Mr. J. Smith, 1%1 r. G. Sin th.. Mr. Terrail, Mr. Webb- Wine, tulle had at the Bar of Ntr. liellainr, • 1414;1 E;0.1(4,1i4' ~Ir1):1; 41 CketS ‘4t Tkver -''ach, including A, To __________ Avt o I lt SOLD BY pRivATE c( ) sTitAcT, . . 0 isr,LLIcrIBLE 1,->TATE, in tl►e Y~+r•ish e :l)'t- - "r:"t's, in the County of Mint iti;z - d.ni • consiAing 44 Otilt.4lll earm, called WINTERINGIIANI, with conve- Ikr til t tat ty ° u ses, and upwards of Five Hundred Acre? of &,,!4(1,. i1l the occupation of Mr: Fliut.—Further particit ocit t'ilee to. 1 )e had l,y • I'' -to ‘le. C;eorg - e Wade, i l' t ' ki t i . . , le a t i ) . n ti u n oio4wy', Essex ; or N a l ki r P .l.3 ) e i n n cimin IVintney, Bratty- V i q a tritingdon.—Possession of the Farto ma) tie had L'4411:114)a ilex% or smoter, on completing , the Purchase, ' led 1 1m -chase-pa u • - remain on Mortgage, for a . 5 " ...„...z..........„.6)d. o ey may T d, rt _--- rzm ________ L___. 4 ` ) \o • S i H` IllriSd!'"t'L.(ltßl.EnS(l4l.l. li% r , t 4 ED Sift Edinburgh, March tic' . " l e' ' • kl 4 Yea r 1 ,. a\ e to inform you, that ever since the N,6r%froTts i_,ha . cl been afflicted h the Lues Vencrea ; 1 ,„r,ili'aed h,:,.Qustruately resisting every course et medicine 0.4,,2 1 "-; /e.,:re,..,,,1e most eminent of the faculty here, and un . r ‘ u fr i ,,, n u t ql , s,erere courses of salivation, and twice dis ' n l ,l 4 the i 4 ,1 ., .k. Hospital with little relief, would appear to , 1 1 . 4 ,.. , 0r ( t er l'i' Ilsreterate nature. rn the spring of last year ‘4 't O 'xi ßen ad got to such a head, as nearly to put a period k i , 4 eaeb . e to a large ulcer on . the crown of my head ? 1 11 1 1 4 4 ,, F r; illy 4 r r i l ",) and my legs were broke oat in a frightful ? i i til q „ Fat was dreadfully painful, and had been- in a 4 : s4 l ,Ze , oilT e t s “ ,, l for the last seye - ii years ' ; toy left had also s ltt ark ; cr ,,, tiat: it, 'x'as very much discoloured, and ts,,' r i , e ' t'a d epc ri g" pain, particularly when warns in tied, t;' q era[ ora tr , n me of rest ;-- in this lamentable stite,• - 1 ti tar, h y ue by Mr. J. Thompson, (who received so *OI b k`g ' c al here), to take your Leake's Patent PHIS, 1 111i 'l l't I 1', 1 , 1 !,,,, t " . dr. on the 26Th of May; in the course of a I.. t lit'; 4 Ide b e ; -4 t °. receive benefit—in little inure than a eO., er, th, B on my head and arms were soundly healed.—. ll r ,.llsid er ,sore au my lee healed also; leaving, how. O N , the it."te di scolouration in the skin, and pain in the tl7:ll4ers eu .., l ": , which, by - the blessing of tod, and a little t,,,t:siiis,.;:',,?e in your invaluable Medicine, subsided ; re lyli ,' , ' ' l lih l lrf -c ,.. r . g, th e skin regaioing its natural line, and %Olt,' ag"ris gradually going' (4.-1 thus became, by c t. ,' ,.ktil tot evia Vec and medicine, iierfectly free from all my k i ,:ati, ',4tiu ,uts—have recovered my former spit-I:5 and l o t 4 tt i 1;41.41 becom e jolly and fat, in which state having ilOtt,, N at 4. 1 Y MOllth3 to the astonishment of.all who knew 1 11 !% .' fo r ti , in what terms to express my gratitude, but 1 ; h i e kse ,isile ricer; of other sulferin , mortals, to mai,. ~ a u tic;i_Pub pos , ihle, Os I sl7all -on every occa , qtr' 1. 04 ' .. 1 g you will greatly oblige '11‘11,,,, 'grateful, obedient, very ' humble servant, • k ' 3 Ct - ALEX. MUAKER. 1, "e, ifoq _ 411 vy. 1 , l-street, Edinburgh. ,1, j uhliiso it.nesses to the above cure:— - ---- jNa 'h a ki 4 ' - N . o• 3, New Poultry Market, Edinhurgl i k,Lt, ii.;:lantil"tob,-Oli-1 Assetoly'llose, F . .; , dinbingli ; - ~,,7, N"ltt er üby the sole Proprietor, I tiomAs, rAy ,.',la 4 t 4.1), K ?f- the Royal College of Surgeons, at his ''1,1 1 3 ,- Jtsid e "ew Bridge -street, London; where, after a ti,;ot I rctt v( i l e ,, a more than 18 years, in a practice parti hSky‘‘atto ti t "! the cure of Veneieal Cotnplaints and tho - Se - N t. lel i 41 ,.' - Parts of Generation, - with that invioiable ~s " lto , ') l ie fl'" of .hisprefession should always , Aserveltr N.• t te,,, s lY a i l : tt ters himself the advice and assistance: Ile - . 01iNed I>'r, Ullllters to • • '' teking this Medicine 'will - (1 11e , ' a disc • 1) (fr: r ' '' ' d ai'd , 'e - •1 ' 1 , I IN .. ,,,, i, , ai id yoi,, et [nog- _ a_L!c, .as ‹ill 4 1 e. , se co o IN 4 1 4 1, S hi s " of all ambiguity. l e ik , ,I,o(ll,tai._ ,appointaaan for the.conveoiet . ice of those ~ i ii- N ii , ,stb4 i i ! '", at the Perfumer's, No. 3 , , St. Alban s• N , } the Tovshop, No. 103, Oxford , Aeet ; Mr, ,) ,‘4 ll' 'Mu,' ' 7, Fis - h-strett-hill; Mr. Baxter's, Soot 11- L it i jlt; : , B 4 h 1 1 0; Mr. NPDotrald, Jeweller, Glasgow ; Mr. 17 1 0.34 1 tA..):11 4 ..; ,and by one person in every considerable fit, 0 1 , 1,1 P t , i t and Ireland, in boxes of on 1 ) ,. 2s. 9d. , tiiii, t liers'oalld sealed il ) with full arid piain directions, ; k i ioi l ". ~,b4 v ' e r' (':r l t S , c ' ;:fl . l l ll. l cli • sex may cure them l selres with , 1 0,1 1 c " x 4 wi ) : li)t s'oli(1 i "le ' t)% a Beit4in is sealed up with a ita:a)) l , l l 3 4, by Nvou rt , G of re th t e - Connnissim:ers, is prtirtd Whi c h t.tictst--T. Taylor, - N o . t . ), Newßridge-stre, , t,, I ts ' ° Jolly, and all othel - s are counterfeits, - i 1 of /-20,000 is . I 9.0,(240 1 lO,OOO - ~. )0,000 • 2,100 2,100 • 525 1 , 050 200 BOO 100 600 450 15,000 I❑ a few Days will be published, HEALTH AND HAPPINESS. WHEN the spail of life begins to grow dim, the circulation languid, and the mental faculties fq those melanckfly infirmities which torment the minds and exhaust the strength of the enfeebled rotaries of pleasure. -Dr. VEN EL's TONIC ReNIEDY is proved by ex prrience to he the most certai.:. safe, and peerwtoent \le ii erne ever discovered. In er, , . .egfee of muscular debilt• y, vascular relaxation, weakto , or ..fNfiy, in tither sex, the, .invigorating and re-anima`ing powers of this balmy Remedy are speedily manifested : it is not, however, by exciting a . temporary stimulus or irritation that those desirable effects are produced, but by invigorating, renovating, and exhili rating the animal spirits. The tonic effects of this:divine Re medy restores the languid, debilitated,. nervous, and re laxed, of both sexes, from the mortification of -being an in cumbraoce.to society, to the most gratifying and dignified station of Consorts and Parents. Dr. Venel l s 'conic Remedy is prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, iw the Proprietor, at his house, No. 14, New North-street, Red-lio n -s quare price 10s. ifd. per pacis e t, o r four one for 13s. duty incinded.—Sold also, by appoint ment, at :ticutes,lso,oxford-street. ; Richards's, 193, Strand': Sutton's, orner of Southampton-street, Holborn ; and by all respect:Ole Medicine , 'i•fiflers in Town and Conntry. &MARKS on the EFFITSION of the FIVTH APOCALYPTIC VIAL, and the late Extraordinary Re storation of the Imperial Revolutionary Government of Fra , ee. To which is added, a Ctitical Examination of Mr. Frere's Combiued.View of the Prophecies of Daniel, Esdras, a'al St. John. By R. D. Rector of Long-Newton; Durham. Pointed for F. C. and J. Rivington, No. 62, St. Paul's Church-yard. Of whom may he had, Mr. Faber's Works Prnphecy, in five-volumes, Bvo. Either of which may be bad separately. Dedicated, with Permission, to ;1011N SOANE, Esq. R.A. &c. Just published, In One handsome 'Volume, Royal Quarto, with Fifty-one Plates, price 21. 2s. boards, - • T HE PRINCIPLES 01. PRACTICAL PER . SPECTIVE ; or, SCENOGRAPHIC, PROJECTION: containi ng universal, Rules for delineating Desitms on various Surfaces, and taking Views from Nature, by the most simple and expeditions methods. ; To which are added, Runs for Shadowing, and the Elements of Painting. The whole treat ed in a manner calculated to render. the Science of Perspec tive and the Art of Drawing easy of attainment to every ca pacity. By RICHARD MOWN, • • - Architect and •Professor of Perspective. London : Printed„foc Samuel Leigh. 18, Strand ; sold also by Peter Hill, Edinburgh ; John Cumming, Dublin ; and all other - . Boohsellers. ••• . • T i-lli celebiated ANTI-IMPETIGINES, or i i soLomoN's pito Ps (without Mercury, or any (Mete-- i lions preparation) which stand in the highest estimation for the cure of the Scurvy, Scrofula, Leprosy, .and all disorders ' originating in an impure state of the.blood ; being gradual; gentle, and almo..t impercptible, in their operation ; the. best I substitute that has ever been discovered for that dangerous 1 Jut published, in French and English, mineral 'Mercury, sweaening the blood, and stimulating it to 1 RECOLLECTIONS of I'FALY •ENGLAND expel all noxious and iliptire juices, giving strength and tone 1 9 + J. , to the nerves, enlivening and invigorating both body and 1 ' - and AMERRICA. mind. By M. Dl's CHATEAUBRIAND. *** Price I is. per bottle, or four in one Family Bottle for - In Octavo. Also, by the same distingnished Writer, 335. on which one small bottle is saved.--The words "Sarni. 2. An Historical;'Politieal -and ?loral Essay on Revulu ! Solomon, -Liverpool," ar c en gr ave d on th e stamp of . each p orts, Ancient and Mode r n, g vu• . bOttle, without which non e a r e g enu i ne . • , 3. Th e. Second -and cooluding Volmn Te of the ravels of Sold by Samuel Leigh, ls, Strand ; B acon an d CO. 150, Profess ev Li c hte n st e in i n S o uth ern Africa,' with a valuable g Oxford-street, opposite New Bond-strcei, London, and a ll , Map, and various other•En ravings, itch. Medicine Venders. 1 -, Printed for H. Colhurn, 50, Conduit-street. ***- Dr. 4 Solomon expects, when consulted by Tott er , th e 1 usual compliment of a One Pound Note to he inclosed, ad dressed "Mooev Letter. Dr. Solomon, Gilead-House, near Liverpool. . Paid double postage." DR. HOWELL'S POWDERS, I Is. a Packet. FI IF S, EYILEPSIES, CONVULSIONS, AA HYSTERICS, and all kinds of Fits radically eared by Dr. HOWELL'S - POWDERS, upwards of thirty years esta blish,d. The efficacy of these invaluable Powders in the above dis tressing Disorders, has bee❑ indubitably proved by the nu meruus .Cures already .communicated to the Public, from w hi c h the following is selected:— Miss Aune Williams, of Laytonstone, Essex, sixteen y:tars old, had violent. Fits from her childhood ; but, upon taking these Powders, she was sociu completely cured, and now en joys perfect health ; for which great hle3sing the Key. Mr. Wha,ey, Minister of Laytonstonr, publicly returned thanks to the Almighty, in his Chapel, on the loth of November ; also attested 'by Mr, AV. Emblia,. Mc seer of the Academy; Mr. T. Rhodes; and Mrs. (.rant. Just published, by H. Colburn, SCI, Conduit-street, TjEMOIRS of. LADY HAMILTON , d rawn _L from original Sources, and comprising. many new and authentic Ane&lotes of various Distinguished Personages ; among whom are the King and Queen of Sicily, Sir William Hamilton, the late Lord and the present Earl Nelson, the Earl of Bristol, the Mike of Queensbury, &c. &c. In I vol. small Svo. embellished with &beautiful Portrait; after Rom ney, price tOs. ad. e. Al SUPPLEMENT to the MEMOIRS of the Life, Writ ings, Discourses, and Pr o f ess i ona l W or t s o f Si r JOSHUA REYNOLDS, by James Northcote, Esq, 4to. 15s. This sovereign Iterutily is prepared under the patronage of his Majesty, hy Dr. Howell, Fenor:. of King's College, and is sold at his house, No. 18, ,ltathhone-place, Oxford-road, London, and no where else, at Its - . a Packet, in which is enclosed a Treatise written bythe Doctor en the above-men tioned Diseases. . This Day was published, Neatly printed in One Volume, Bvo. price 14s in boards, ~LLIJI CHI Qom Supersunt Recensitit et NIL/ cum notarum delectu, Edidit CAROLS JACOBUS ELOMFIELD, A.NI. Collegii S. S. Trinitatis apud Canta brigianse, nuper socius. Impensis Josephi Mawman, Ludgate-street; of whom may be had, lately published, •‘ ./ESCHYLI PERSiE. A. Carolus Jacobus Blomfield, Bvo. 75. in boards. All letters (post paid) duly answered, and the Powders sent to any part of the United Kingdom. Dr. H. should be made acquainted with aW the particularS of the Case. PRONI,ETHEUS lIINCTUS. A. Carolus Ja cobus Biolofield. second Edition, price sri. in boards. JESCHYLI, SEPT EM CONTRA TREBAS. A. Carobis Jacobut iiiumneid, price 7s. in boards. BACARDI PQRSONI ADVERSARIA. Sr°. price 11. ss. in boards or. imperial paper, :31, i3s. in boards. This Day were published, price is. boards, PISTLES anj MISCELLANEOUS POEM. 11'4 By THOMAS GRINFIELD, of Trinity College, Cam bridge. " Ignoscenda quidem."—VlßG. . ••.. , , London : Trinted'f or Q a } e, turtis,,,and Fenner, Paternbt ter-i•ow ; J. Conder; t.; Nail's - Church-yard ; Barry, Norton, and Frost, Bristol ; Upham, Beth; Upham, Exeter; anti Deightob and Son; Cambridge. • , M'UTT'S CON.f , :.ECTIONER. Just published, -rice Bs. 6(1. balf-bound, COMPLETE CONFECTION.ER ; or, the wiiole—Art of Conkaionary rtiade easy : alSo Re ceipts for nome-utade Wines, Cordials, French and Italian :Liqueurs, &C. • BS FREDERICK NL T TT. The Seventh Edition, enlarged and iirippved .T.. 1. MACHET, of Nris, ' Confectioner and Distiller. • Printed for Stnuel Leigh, 18, Strand. Ist published, p r i c e 2 : 4. A DVICE to the NERVOUS- anti DEBILT.. TATEP of ROTH SEXES; containing a Series of useirtif and interesting information on Subjects of Importance to the Health and Happinesi of every Individual. To *lnch is added, the most effectual Method of relieving a variety of Complaints, founded oil long and ample expoience. - - - By M. VENEL, NI. D. London Ptiblished by the Author, and sold by Messrs. Parson§, 166, Fleet-street t and may be had, of all Book sellers. 1,000... 5,000 Tickets. 50,000 The 20,0001. Prize will receive 10,0001. morr, snaking a PRIZE of THIRTIPHOUSAND POUNDS, Twenty-fifth flank will receive 2,000 Guineas in Gold! Fiftieth . lank will receive-- 500 Guineas in Gold ! One Hundredth Blank will receives 500 Guineas in Gold ! AS s.)ON AS I.)RA, N. TICKETS and SHARES are by BISH, Contractor, 4, Cornhill, and 9, Charing-Cross, London, who sold all the Three Prizes of 30,0001. &c. &c. &c. in the Last Lottery. THE DISEASES OF FEMALES. M R• MACKARSIE, Sureeon, after twenty five years of professional experience, enlightened by all the aids of Medical Science, has adopted principles of Practice which uniform success may justify his daring to term infallible.. In every Case of Obstruction, of increased or di minished Discharges, of Irregularity in Action, or of Disease in the Female Organs, as well as in those Weaknesses and distressing Nervous Complaints, really though not so obvi ously depending thereon, he never fails to impart the desired effect.—Mr. NI. continues to give Advice daily front Eleven till Four personally ; or by letter, at 28, Leicester-square.— Medicine sent to any part of the Kingdom. WESSEL'S JESUIT'S DROPS. -9p E' HE GENUINE' JESUIT'S DROPS h ave I. been long known and esteemed a safe, cheap, effectual, and often an immediate cure for Stranguary, Glects, Weak ness of the Kidneys or Bladder ; and when taken on the first - attack of Venereal Infection, they will infallibly aecmnplish the de-iced effect. Should the t)inplaint 'he far advanced, it will will be necessary to take the SPECIFIC REMEDY with the 'Jesuit's Drops. • The great object to be attended to is, that Purchasers sh !.ald he careful in having the true and geunine Prepara tion, as the unsafe and dangerthis counterfeits attempted to be f.r> - •‘! !in the ptibitc.h ah , ot•ite falsehoods, are so mune ro , th.it. the Proprietors reluest every purchaser to ask for W Jesuit's Drops. Caitri,n.—The genuine 'Vessel's .Te,,•owc nrons are in closed in ablae6 stamp, with the-followini; engraved thereon (to secure the Proprietor from Piracy) ,-Joseph Wessel, 66, St. Paul's Church-yard. Price 2s: 9d. per Bottle, and in large Bottles, containing Ten small, i t. Sold also by Sanger, Oxford-street; Ward, Ilulborn; and Tutt, Exchange. In the Press, and immediately will be pdblished, By Longman and Co. Paternoster.rOw, Stockdale, Piccadilly, and Lloyd, Harley-street, . , • 111) EPORT cif the PROCEEDIN \ TGIS felatire to JILL the Case of ROBERT SHERSON, Esq. Which took place at Two Meetings of the General Court of Proprietors of East India Stock, at the East India-House, in Leadenhall street, Londou, on Friday, the 28th of April, and, by Ad journment, on Friday, the sth May, 181,5, for the purpose of confirming. a Resolcain Ofthe Court of Directors for present ing him with 20,000 Pagodas. • Taken in Short Hand by Mr. FRASER, of Thavies Inn.. These Proceedings, whilst they display a complete Vindi cation of Air. Sherson's Honour, Integrity, and Ability, fully expose the Nature and Origin of the Chagos brought against him in the Der I . l . nents of Grain and Customs, so long since as in February, 1307, and which hai:e been pending- to the present time• —May 6th, Igls. This Day was published, • , . In One Volume, 4to. embellished with Portraits of Archbi shop Juxon, Archbishop . Dawes, Archbishop Boulter, Mr. Townley, Mr. Bishop, and Mi. Cherry, price 4 Guineas. in boards, dedicated, by permission, to the Worshipful Com pany of Merehant-Tisylorsi 1- HE HISTORY o f MERCHAN T-TAYLOR'S SCHOOL, from it, Fouqdalion to the present time.— In two Parts. - I. Of its Founders, Patrons, Benefactors, and Masters. 11. 'Of its principal S'.holars. By the Rev. H. 8.. WILSON, B.D. Second Under -master. Sold by F. C. and J. Rivington„ W. Otridge, J, Hatch ar d," Lachington, All en , an d C o. and J. Asperne, London; and J. Cook, Oxford. BRITISH AND FOREIGN BIBLE SOCIETY. Addressed to those who ask for Demonstration. • - Lately published, Handsomely printed in One Volume, sro. price los. Cif. the Secood 7 Edition, with Additions and IlluOtrations; of • PRACTICAL EXPOSITION of the-TEN, OF,NCY and PROCEEDINGS of the BRITISH and FOREIGN BIBLE SO(',F.Ty. • 111 By Rev H. H. NORRIS, A.M. cs,ratc. of _ft. JC,tin'4 tla,Uotey, alit] chaplain to the Earl of Shaftesbury. Printed for F. C. and J. Rirington, No. C-2, St. Panl's Ch • N. B •ch , , purchasers of the First Edition, may hare the Additio:is separately, price is. dd. zmAtitimb:iy. M 'A s lt i li al iA ha G p r ines s s l:ould be the f ou nd at i on o f which is Often disturbed, through the parties that form the Uni on no t ta ki ng those precautions Which would Afecure theta the enjoyment of that great do , imPstir h 1....; . r Tipoole of erere rank nstv tn. shrine of wedlock ; but where the constitution has been tainted by disease, or debilitated by a certain habit contracted at an early age, a renovation of stability previous to entering that state is indiSpensibly requisite to revive the slumbering sparks of life, and to . re -animate the system. For no dis. orders have contributed more essentially to destroy Hymeneal happiness than those which are the conserence of unguarded pleasure. It was thii Consideration which induced .Messrs. CURRIE and CO. for these last t h irty years, to direct their st 'dies and attention exclusively to the treatment and care of the Venereal Disease, and the disorders arising therefrom ; AS also 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. The 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 i:ifirmities. It behoves every person who has imidulged in this • solitary vice to seat: re lief by consulting Professional Men of ,eminence. and honour, to which Messrs. CURRIE and Co. claim the sanction of scholastic authority ; , as well as the testimony of uncoutra 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 oiler their assistance as _regularly educated Members of the Royal Cylleges of - Surgeons of London and• Edinburgh. Slight and recent cases of Syphilitic infection - are radi cally cured in ..the short space of two days Those of the • must obstinateAuration, such as obstructions, inve terate strietut es, Taips 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. Conic and sC o.'for the removal of complaints of the Urethra, Strictures,* &c.; and;having received a radical and permanent care, request - that references may be made to 'them as satisfactory evidences of the decided superiority of Messrs. Currie 'and Co.'s plan of treatment. Many of these Gentlemen had strictures - filial ten to twenty years, and were - under the-care of Messrs. llome, Heaviside and other Sur geons of equal eminenc e , wh o attempted their cure by the Application of the lunar- caustic, without success. Messrs. Currie and Co. have selected th , ! following letter from the • many they. are daily receiving frani Gentlemen, returning' them thani;s. for their resturatioa to sound • And vigorous health. It was sent to them u n so li c it e d, from the sou of a Noble Earl, who had laboured under this distressing and painful malady for ten years : he had been under the care of several &irk:coils of professional eminence, none of whom afforded him permanent relief; but from the superior me thod of • treatment adopted and pursued. by Messrs. Currie and Co. he received a radical cure in the short space of one month. Ala.y 28, 1810. " To Dr. CURRIE, 107, Hatton-garden. " Lord --- feels great pleasure in communicating to Dr. Currie the perfect re-establishment of his health, in con sequence of his mild and admirable treatment of Strictures in the Urethra. He may add, that he has not for many years enjoyed so much comfort and freedom from pain ; and he entertains no doubt of his having obtained, through his skill and attention, a perfect and radical cure of that horrid com plaint. As he was not a stranger to the manner that others treated the complaint, he has it in his power, from a fair trial and ajust comparison, to 'pay that tribute of applause to Dr. Currie which he sensibly 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 the pain, danger, and expence of a long and tedious attendance upon less experienced practitioners. MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been disappointed its their expectations of a family, may be assured that in most in stances such defects are curable by medical skill; and although the removal of such impediments he an object of doubt and uncertainty with others, yet the core of such defects, by the gradual progress .of renovation, is the acquirement of their ,experience. Messrs. Currie and Co. may be consulted by patients of either Sex, with the greatest secrecy and honour, at their house, No. :07, Hatton-garden. Patients in the Country, describing the particulars of their case, age, and mode of living, inclosing a remittance for Ad vice and Medicines, the same' will be given or sent to any part of the Kingd.nn. Nu. 197, Hatton-garden,