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• I Ftf 1 k" • • t : • t . ."\ P •ti " ; : • • • • ‘11;1710, /5. • • 4 %4:3_ 4 • - • .4r 4 frt 7.3r4,0 `s= a 44 MONDAY, DECEMBER 18 ; 184 Nt r i%lnEß 72651 [PRICE SEVENPVNC.II THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. HIS •PRESENT EVENING,. Dec.' 18, I a", \then Majesties' Servants will perform the Tragedy of TCin KING KICHARD THE THIRD. fi Henry, Mr. Pope; Duke of Gloucester, Mr.. Kean ; 0 tkingliam, Mr. Holland; Richmond, Mr: Rae; Queen, 'airs-Glover; Lady Anne, Miss Boyce. N'o which will be added (lsth time), a new Musical Farce, in Two -Acts, called MY SPOUSE' AND 1., ' The Overture and Music composed by Mr.:Whitaker. The rincipal Characters byr. Bella ay, Mr. Harley, - Mr. 'nxberry p , Gattie, Mr: Barn M ard Mr. Smith 'Miss Kelly, HarloWe, - Mra. Bland. - Boxes, 7s. Second Price, 3s. 6d.—Pit, Ss. 6d.; Second 2s.—Lower Gallery, es.; Second Price, ls.—Upper Gallery, Is. ; Second Price, 6d. The new Musical Farce, called My Spouse and I, will be `repeated, for thel4th time, on Friday next. A new Grand Pantomime, which has been long in,prepa 'ration, will he produced on Tuesday, the With instant. 'To-morrow, The Merchant of - Bruges; er, Beggars" Bush f 'with Who's Who ? or, The Double Impostrire.—r Wednes day, The Will; with The Magpie ; or, The Maid of Palai l'eau•—On Thursday, The Merchant of Bruges; or, Beg-- " rs ''Bush,e-On Friday, a favourite Comedy; wrtli fly Spouse . 1 ".„," ( i 1 ---On Saturday, The Merchant . of Bruges; or, Beggars,' ' lu sh, being Us lah night of performing till-the Holidays. ..-11).1.11V-4 1 / 1 ')f-fil'FI CI:, Nov. 20, 1815 • NOTICE it hereby kite's ; that a ,Session of 007, • , and Ter miner and Gaol Delivry, for the Trial Of fences cqyzneitted on the Seas, Wain-the ..Inri!diction of the - ? l(l,airalty of Englond,will be held eft .I:asticc 11711 U, in Ike Old Lai& en , on Tuesday, the 19th of :December. next at sight o'Clock in the Morning. • , _ GEORGE'S TREATISE, on 11!e OF ..FENch of LIBEL anti RIGHT of MLITICAL DiCeSSION, is now 'price 1.55. Gale and Penner, Paternoster-row; .anti it. Plien'ty, Inner Tteuple2-lane. In addition to six tiitTervn't Reviews, net'ntionea former arivertis'efeitnts, beci.iwins; high . claaracters on this Work, see a l'ainpillet, entil red, ", A Review of.the late Publication Li41,6;.c." published by:RA.l4lam! hunter, Reif-yard. Fltint LONLION GAZETTE, Duc. 16, 1315. Hisdkaya) tliglanrs's the Pt ince •of WALES, REGEN T of, tilt a • G Unitrd.Kinviko.redtri the Nam* , - ••• , • . • auk- on toe hen,ael of h is PROCLAMATION • FoR A PURLIC. TRANkSGIVING. Gli'gtliGy., P. R.-7.-7 7 iiereas it has pleased, Almighty' ' Csod, is* .1. JAS great e'ooditesg, to pot an end to the war in is lifeb we Were , engaged 'a,gainst Prance; we, I fienzfore , adoring the Di v hi t goodness, and dilly con , hki - ing that • die great. and pubiSo blessings of peace do L t. fur pithlic and s , ,ietnti aciaAvledg ! tnents, hav e titiiu.!-A in, in ti l t nom.: and the belntif of Ina Majest . )',. arid, h sad etith the advti:e 'of biSMaj:?sty's Privy. . Umuctf, to issuK ihi Proclaitiation, hereby appointing. and. 'e.iontin and ins - that a G neral Than ksgiving is Almighty (iii! these his:niercies, ithSCl'Vett threingititut Zhost . parts of Vie.• Visited Kingd-ini, called England and Ireland, on .Thit rsdav, 'the lath cfJatitiary next ; and for the better and more devout • solemnization of the some, see hare given' directiotis to the Most Reverend the Archbishops, and the r.iklit Reverend • the" Bishops of England, to compose a Form of Prayer', suit able to this occasion, to be wad .in ail Clnirches and Chapel., ' and other places of 'Worship, and to take cave tar timely disp;:rsing of 1.1 se 11kiroughoot their reSpeetis4 . Dioceses ; and We .tiosi'rictly•charge and that ff:e • said public llay crf Thanksgiving be religtousle observLd nit all his Majesty' s loving stiojvets, as they. tender the „favour of Aliniglity•God, and upon: pain of ststifet•ing suet. punish ment as may be justly inflicted upon such as contemn or• neglect the saint. ; • Given at the Court at Carlton:llouse, the 27th day of .1;:ia. 'vre-iber, IS15; in the fifty-sixth year of. his .Majesty's Reign. Got, SAVE TtiC KING. [here follows a similar Prociamat ion for Scotland.] JOIN ILIRROir% V1C.771,41, I, /NG • OIFICE, Dec. 13, ISI 5. • This Day-was published, in 109, price, hoardi, The fecund Ediliot) . , with Additions p ad Currections, of MANUA L. OF NI INERALQG _ c . 137 Alt'tEICR ATKIN, THE COMMiSSIONERVor FICTU4LLING IIiiMeiJESTrS XJVY dolickeby give 21rotitt?, that On Friday, the 22dYnstant, they will be read" to receive Ten , tiers, in oritiar sealed NI), and treat Jr What Jlogshc Barrel, Kilderkin, Firkin, Ltin and Short Pink, and Stout Hazel WOOD HOOPS, may be demanded for the service rif his Majesty's Vic: nailing Department at Deptford, for . One Year, front the _date of the Contract ; to be answerable . to pimples to heprothiced with the Tenders and to be paid for. by Bills, pOyeib i le with Interest, sunny afterjcile.": Secretary 16 the Geoiugitat Society, Printed For Longman, :durst, Rees, Ormv,l and Brower, Paternoster-r o w. ' whom may be had, lately published, • A Treati..‹. on Diamonds awl, Preci,w4 Stones. By John Nlati•e. In ,t_;vo. ‘Oth three coloured plates, price 12e. boards PI ItSIA. This Day was published, Hrintisomelrprinted in 2 vols. - royal 4to. with a 11tap by row - smith. and 22 Plates by Charles Heath; price 81. Bs. rpm tiIiTORY of PERSI A., _from the _toot ctrl7;Porind to t :le .present Time. With an Aecount of the lleligron, t;prernnient, Usages, and Character of the In h:~ +i tant, of•that : Kinglinin. By Ct:lonel Sir .1011 N NIAI.COLM, a,nd K.L.S. Late Minister of the Court of Persia front the Supreme Go . • vernment of India. A few Cslpies on large paper, IA 12i. Printed f,,r John Murray, and Lotwnan and Co. London., ?'he Conditions' of tlw Contract 2itay be seen at - the Se rretary s' Office. No regard will'he had to, any Tender hi which the Ptice shall not Id'inserted in words at length, or that shall not be delivered to the Board Inf‘we One O Clock on the said Friday, the 22d Instant; nor unless the Person who makes the Tender, 0r Some Person. on his behalf, attends to aitswer when called . TII.EATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. THIS PRESENT EVENING, Dec. 18, 181'5, will be performed the Tragedipf_ • •-• VENICE PRESERVED. Duke of Venice, Mr. Bellamy; Priuli, Mr. Egerton ; Mr. Barrymore ; hailer, Mr. C. Keinbie; Pi , rre, Mr. Young; Renault, Mr. Chapman ; Beltiettra," Miss O'Neill.• BANKRUPITIES SUPERSEDED. To which wil! be added, the new• Melo-Drama of THE MAGPIE, ,Olt THE MAID. Gerald, Mr. Fawcett; F.‘crard i Mr: Barryrnore; Henry, Mr. Abbott ; Benjamin, Nlr: Farley; Justice of the .Ir. 141am:bard ; Martin, Mr. Liston; Bertrand, Mr. Atkins; Mrs. Gerald, Mrs. Davenport ; Annette, Miss S. Booth., Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Bran:lon, at the- Xox-Ottice,' Hart-strtet, from Ten till Four. • 'l3oxes is.; Second Price ds. 3s. 6;:l.; Second Price *s.—Lower Gallery 25.; Second Price 1,.--Upper Gallery Is.; St Pfice rid. .74;T:,-naorro,-,, the new Comeny of Smiles and Tears ; or, Th e du ' v's 'stratagem ; with Cyaion.—Ou Wednesday, The Ot ..hihsan,•—On Thursday, the New Colue:ly.--an Fraq, The P uan ,• -01 1 Saturday, the New Cewe.:-, of Smiles . :vid " I s , nen)g.the last night of the Company's perforonng till. the Holidays. " T he new Grand .Christ Mas Pantomime which has been sinc e the Summer in 'preparation, will be produced at the 44 ual period. WATERLOO SUBSCRIPTION. City Of London Tavern, bee. fa, 1815. T - a MEETING of the - .tiENEUAL COAI MITTEE, 'this Day, ALEXANDEIt-BAIONG, Esq. M.P. in the Chair. The Treasurers reported, That L. 2000 Lung Annuities 235,090 Reduced 3 per Cent. Annuities ';' - ieta 3 per Cent:Consols. have been invested. ,erhe f",ommittee begs to request, that the Return of the Vibsertetions Made in.the. several Chu - rat: and Parishes in land aj ot Wales, by tlie Licence of - the King's .Letter, 4 c1., 11, f Distriets, Towns, and Cities of the United King- Z 4 o-, to this time, may be advised, and the Remittances iii46e ere.,is4t convenience for the purpose of intioStatent in l'ubiie securities hearing interest. earnestly requested, that Bankers or other Per have- received any Suhscriptions on this "ae ,e,,--‘, will fav o ur the Committee with a Return of all sods • kilns, if nut alr nOticed and acknowledged in their daily erti Adv ca ' - sements ; the correction of any errors of retort, and t ' he 'lake of omissions, (if any) are particularly desired. Jti 411 ount of Subscriptions received and wade at this place to the tali instant - L. 2.12,131 5 0 . Further Sn' rikrishi's of Stonely L. s. €l. nuhnell Witt-wick-- Atire, poritev.Ja flies Roberta - -• 29 1 6 'Collect inus in the 11 -alid of Jersey, t rausrnittedhy Sir J. 'bi llilaresq,Kilt. 146 0 0 At Perrin, Shaw & ..rikrisit Moth gliagton, Co. Hertfordshire "'Per " n 'ldington & Co. 9 Di tto of Ntodb ury.De -4 • , rcolsbir e by the Ch urchwardens 19 silas h ieS.,l Co. of Ilaylkarn. ~%titrul4, per Iter. H. 0 0 u4ioof Faulkeoliam, Suffolk,: per 1/kir.. Edgar • 4 0 0 Ditto.of Stolnie, per C. au4 he luer, waris ti es (4.A I Saints 2 14 6 . 41ot St. Pet ers, Ai al ton ; tier ltev. Chas - . Nitttliew• - 82 1 0 -At Mast errnan & Co. 1 41 ' (- h msby liore, of _ 20 0 0 4 , riil t" 'of!;ellattPri,Sa" J.e . r. G. 10 13 6 bit 0 et. Laceny- 8U 7 n il3radlp, per • D. el' , 11,(A. Dixon 2 0 ttlo of liectdingtun) Iter Mr. Urine 9 0 1 " . Stuudieby, p l,!er Thos. Girfit 4 4 - 1 11 , E LLwis.rflens of 0 Vutinon, per S. glerard - 22 1.8 0 4 ,'ish of Conigsbr, b lltri tev;C , Roberts,22 5 0 Lttu of Ntliktford" Vintiliire, per Rev. ltobetts - 58 1 6 °Wosliip of Stareley, xy l ' V estruoreland - 3 '2 0 ie !Ito o f H „gilt - 1 1 0 4 risi,) ut Orton - C 8 9 _taLLAt .Goslinp & Co. of 'Rick i;;:rn, Lichen, r er it ev . J. ;" - to 1 6 Iscriptions : L. s. d. Peter Nathan Roberts 5 S 0 At Bare lay & Co. , Partsh of,Eaglr, Not tingham 1 1C 0 Ditto of Itirminghatu, • Suffolk - S 3 0 Ditto of CoMirk, per iter.T.Alartin,jun. 4 12 0 At Williams &CO, Parish of Itocestir, Stattordshirt Rev. G. IS.'Hake 412 4 M. A. Whyte - 10 o 0 At. Chatteris .0 Cy Parish of L.:mato/II rile, Dorset, per lirodel, Dowdiag & Cu. a_ 14,.0 Parise of inn -ditto 6 7 0 P3rishoi farrant Mo • noon, Dorset,' per ditto - - 3 8 6 Parish of Ctssage Ali Saints, Dorset, per ditto - - Collection at Shafts bury, DOrsct, per Rcv. J.Tauelter 10 46" 3 0 0 At Hoare, I3arnetts & Co. Kelly, Collin : & Max field, Southampton, per Morison & Co. 6 0 Old English Chapel, Dundee, per Chal mers & Co. - 12 1 5 Townships of A:rn bury, Yaruley, lyds & Hornhy, (W. K.) Yorkshire, includ ing 211. per Earl of DarttUnuth, in add flop, per Dobson Cu. - - 76 t:;4 At Lloyd's: Aida Bene 4 1,1 Coalspioic-tior .4s per Yost, are to be directed PT'aterloo Subscription, Loadore, and to be pa under Col er, directed Francis Freehag, Esq. • .j c, Peet e, r.t". k y . London. Deceinbtr, The Scotch Chureb, in Wells-street, per the Rey. Dr:Natigh 48 0 0 Parish. of Dorchester, _ _ _ Oxfordshire - 7 0.0 C. J. It. - - • 1 1 0 Mr. Robt. Blackburn, of Madeira - 26 5 0 J. V. WgLSIORD, rICTUdLLING-OFFICE,' Dec. 1, Ist 5. T HE CO3fM/SS/OERSfor VICTUALLING .114 JES TY'S NAVY do hereby give Notice, That on Tuesday, the 19th. Inst ant, they will be ready to receive Tenders in g'riting (sealed up), and treat for the supply . (on separate Contracts) of all such Qaantitio of SF,A..I'RO VISIONS, FRESH BE4F, and RUM, as may be repaired for the use of Isis. Majesty's Ships and Vessels at the Ports under-mentioned, viz.:— Man Falmouth Livery vol Milford llaven , Waterford Liverpool Fresh Beef. Milford Haven Waterford Falmouth Liverpool Milford Haven } Rum. Waterford far Twelve Months certain, from the 1214 January next; to be "aid for by Bills payable with Interest Ninety Days after date. The Conditions of the Contracts 71.11ty be seen at the &ere-- tary's Office; at this Office; or by applying to yr. J. Lee,Se cretary!o the Post-Master-General at Dublin; and to the Collectors of the Customs at Falmouth, Liverpool, Milfieid Haven, cnd.fraterford, respectively. No,regard will be had to any Tender in which the Price shall not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not be delivered to the Board before One o!Clock on the said Tuesday, the 19th Instant, nor unless the Person who-make* tke Ten der, or some Person on his,behalf, attends, to answer when called _for :—Nor will any Tender for the Sea Provisions, that contains extravagant prices upon some articles, and price much inferior to the real vulai upon others, be considered as proper to be. admitted. Each Tender must also be accompanied by a Letter sigiied by two responsible Persovi engaging to become bound with . ti 4 e Party teetering, in.the Penal ..emit of Pcl. for the vine i! cock of the Contracts. • PANORAMIC VIEW OF BRITISH HORSE RACING. 9pWO large ENGRAVINGS are just finished, A t o, be joined together and form one Print, 4 feet, U incites long, which may be varnished imitate exactly time Original Picture, farming an handiomeVepresentation of that National Sport ;, and the Race for. the St. Ledger Stakes of 1812, on Doncaster Course, where twenty•thrue Horses elfin: in nut of twenty-four that started. Painted•by Mr. c. Thom son, of Nottingham, on the Course. Engraved by Messrs. Clark and Doi>oorgii, •price for the two-, in Colours, 4% 3s. Publisbcd and sold•by Edward .Orme, Bond-iireet,• corner of Brook-street ; where ni s ay be had the greatest variety of -Horst , * and Sporting , Prints. • , SCURBUTR; AND VENSII.6AL GO3IPLAINTS. rrliE Reputation of Dr. FR EBNIAN's ciurrA 54 , 13TA111S has been firmly established by forty years 'e - x - perience of Its beneficial 'effects in Sc-,:tic and V.'ffereal. Comp'oits., For Scrofula, Morind Injw los o; the Glands, the. Lymph, the Blood, or tins general t*,),lit talon, n-cca : siline t f o Tatter Cetained in the habit,. or intro', • ',diced he certain intli.,:retious, intemperanc::, or injudicious use of Merenry, thi, Medic:a,: will be f. and the most edit:a cious, and at, the same tone the safest that' can-he resorted to; and lesexcePent it 3 Diseases of the Kidneys and Blathipr, Obstructions 'in the Criffary Passages, and Lumbago. It requires no restraint of Diet,. Confinement, or hinderafice to lins,neY.s. 8,44 at Mr. Butler's,. IS.o. 3. Chcapside, London, and most Medicine Venders in every Town, intjott)es, at 2.5. 9d. , lsaid. ' • " atni SOCIETY . '•FOR TnE ' DISCITARGE - AND RELIEF OF PERSONS IMPRISONED FOR SMALL. DEBTS. . • Craven-street, Strand,' December 6,1815. n EN EFACTIONS .SINCE TH E LAST RE, PORT, viz . . ' L. s. ii. James Beck, Esq. per Secretary - - Ann. 2 2 D Vt'il4in Kiuspton, Esq. per ditto ' - Ann. 1 - 1 0 Francis Gregg, Esq. per ditto - Ann. 9 2 0 Fate . of iliteliney Coaelintaa,'9so, by L. S. ' • - 0 5 0 Sir Henry Poole, Bart. - - - 1 1 o Henry Fryor, Esq. two years Benefaction) • - 2 . 2 . 0 P. T. Him:lies, jun. Esq. - Ann. 2 2 0 Right Hou. Earl of Retry (.34t1! Benefaction) 20 '0 .0 •Alrs. Penelope Webster , - - - - • 2. 0 0 Tionnas Lane, Esq. - . - , Ana. 2 2 - 0 James Gurry, E q . ' - • - _ Ann. 2 2 0 John Mangles, Esq. - - - Ann. 1 1 0 James Nlan4les, Esq. - - - Ann. 1 1‘ 0 John Franclilin, Esq. ' - - ' Ann. 2 2 0 Jos. Cowles. Esq. - - - - 'Ann. 25 0 0 Rec . mcd for three Books - - - 2 10 C . Found in the Letter , Box - - 2 0 0 A Third-Edition i just publiAlied, of SERMONS . and OTHER DISCOURSES, .ty the late Rev._ X. LAyiNGTON, of Bideford. price 245. “Sdd on i haee we pi,:rused Discours e s, which better deserted to he studied as modes h:rStudents and juvenile Ministers, 'which were more suited to accomplish the grand purposes of a regular exercise of the pastoral ()dice, or' which any com munion of Christians miklit refer to with more satisfaction, as delivered frOm their pulpits."—Eclectic Review. London : Pritned for Galt and Fenner, Paternoster-iow. This Day wos pahlished, the -Eighth Edition, A'N ANTIDOTE to the MISERIES of I-1 lI XX.. MAN JIFF. in the History of the Widow Placid and her Daitghter Rachel, price .I`s. 6d. boarsds. By . /IARItIET CORP. Also, the Fourth Edition, tit Sequel to the Antidote, enn taining a torther Account of Mrs. Placid and her Daughter Rachel. Price ad. boards, by the same author. *.,,* The alpiske Works are also now printed uniformly, in Two neat Volumes,. on fine paper, foolscap Byo. Price 9s. boards_ London : 'Pa'rtted for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown ; T. Hamilton ;'{Yale and Fenner ; and Ogles, Dun can and Cochran, Paternoster-row. • FOR SCHOOLS. This Dar Was published, price Gs. 6d. board:, ctruints ,HITORY, Vol. I. containing the .nisTorty.of GREEQII-from its..earliest Period to iL; final Subjtigation by the Romans; in a series of Essays accompanied kith References to orig•inal Ate borities, and religions Retlectifois ; Historical . Exercises for . Youtb, and a correct Mali. of Ancient Greece; by Thomas Morel]; Se cOncl Edition, corrected. A few Otpies remain of the Octavo Etiition, price ins.. 6d. boards. Also, by the •same Anthor, this day was publiSted, &re. 10s. 6d. , • , • • boat ds, lIISTORY, Vol 11. contairilutsibe History" of -frimn it% earliest Records lathe Death of - Constantine., i ti a , set ies ;If Fittort; accompanied with Reflections, References to original Anthoritiand liistor'.eal Questions. Loudon : Published by Gal.e and Fenner, Paternoster-row ; J• Confler, St. Pain's Church-yard; T. Irviug, Bristol ; Oli phant and Co. Edinburgh; . oleS, Glasgow ;,and •S. and E. Grant, St. 'Sent's. L. 70 13 6 Discharged and relieved from various rrisons, sa Debtors, for the.itllit of - - Considered, the Cases of 45 Petitioners; Ap proved Si ; Referied for characters *rati ti;nis, and Re j ected 12. Bene.factiOns are received by John Camden Neild, Esq. the pii, C o cks , aml Treasnrer,, C!ieyne..v.:za.,lK, Chilsea; also Mesi rs . H err i es , Farquhar, ..•.-.L.1 Co. S:. James's-styeet; lioares Fleet-street Chatter'fs and Co. Lomhard-strive(; Riddi f l Itii4 ; :, Chirng-Cross; liorcien and Co. Viuch-lane, Corn - hill ; I.l4m...:ersleys, P4ll-Mall; yeres and C o . 77, Loin , . bard-F:trect ; and by the Scerctary, No. i',' Craven-street, Sfr4ud, where the Books may .he seen by those Who are in clined to support 1. 111 j Charity, and where the S t mi e t eet on the ir4 ll , l.ldliedaay in every Mouth, y w ,L.'190 17 7 SUPERIOR ADVICE. Hi N Professionalsetniiitnt for skill v - and experience, offer their advice, and exert their abilities, for the Corn of a few reigning Diseases, they rise su perior , to that prejudice which is so Justly excited against the advertisements of men, ignoraot of the first principles, and uneducated in the practice of physic. Messrs. CURRIE and Co. -..rcgalar S rgeons, sanctioned by every prisilege to prac tice, and by the unit win success which their mode of treat ment for emit eail Complaints has hitherto been attended,. continue with the same assiduity to direct their stmlics to the cu 6 of eva'y species of that baneful poison; as weltas the re moval of. those eistressing debilities aril deficiencies Which prevent or e l oWt e r the matrimonal state. In the catalogue of human ioGrnttiiis there are none more afflicting than those which arc the nnavOidalrle consequences of an indulgence in a eeytairi destractive habit. The uuliappy sutferep broods over his misfortunes, ashaMed seek relief, until he is re (bleed to such a' state of misery as to render life oppressive. 'Dr.:such persons it, wilt be a consolingxedection to know, t hat they may now,,by a new and infallible remedy, be restored • to-thir former coostitotional strength . and vigour. Weals, relaxed, wod debilitated habits, proceerling enhei f irom an excess 'of. conjugal and illicit pleasure, 'or lenin a long resi dence in hot climates, hard drinklug, the injudicious use of mercury, fcc. are speedily re.stored to health and strength. It must he a self-evident proposition, that where the a;- .'gregate of intellectual capacity is directed to the treatment and cure of a • few peculiar complaints, there must lie tin. greater cnrtaintv of SLICTS as a proof of this position their method of cui`e is so particularly expeditious,_ as well as safe, arid so evidently superior to .the common practice, that in sonic etigilt eases of. nAffCtiva a perfect restoration is completed in the short period af days, and in those of the•utmost 11,7. eteraey, wince other practitiouers have failed, a proper perseverance in their ',inn of treatment ensures to the patient a Side, well-grounded, -and lastiOg re-establish - ore,nt. By an early application, the patie.nt will escape the danger and expcnceof a tedious attend.r.ice upim the less ex perienced practitioner. In the most obstinate and compli cated cases of venereal infeetiou, such as obstructions in the urethra, spongy excrescences, hard tonoturs, callous ulcers, eruptions, seminal weakness; gleefs, as also STRICTURES, • whether recent or of long druation, and which have baffled the skill of other practitioners, are, by their present improved plan of trealment, effectmvily and permanently cured, with out the patient suffering the excruciating pain and alarming hemorrhage whiCh frequently follows the appiicatioo of the lunar caustic. In the course of 20 years extensive practice in this metropolis, numerous' eases of Strictures have been and are daily, under their cave, the total eradication of which is elected by a safe, certain, and expeditious mode of practice, superior 'to ally other yet adopted. The weakness, relaxa tion, and debility proceeding from this ecimplaint, is speedily removed, and the patient restot to sonod and vigorous health. • But.where the th.L'ilitv leis for years existed, a pro per perseverance in their resioratiec ,remedies, after the stricture ha; been destroyed, is' indispensably requisite to revive the slumbering sparks of life, .and to re-animate the constitotilin. • Several Noblemen and Gentlemen of the first respectabi lity have !teen under the care of. Messrs, Currie and Co. for the removal ; of, complaints . Of the Urethra, Strictures, &c.; arid having received a radical and . 'permanent core, request that references may be, Made to Clem, as satisrictory evidences of'thesleci,ive superiority of Messrs. Currie and Co.'s plan of treatme n t.. Nlanyof thes e G en tl emen h ave h a d S tr i ctures howl() to.QQ years, and had been under the care of Messrs. nomei.Heavisides, and otliv Surgeons of equal eminence, who attempted Vte cue 4 the application of the lunar caustic, Wit limi,tsuccess. Messrs. t;nrrieand Cu. may he consulted by either Sex, with the greati:st dnlipacy, 4,Tcrecy, and honour, at their .house, so. 107, liatton-gardtn• Patients in the Cotuary are requested to state the particu- Fars of their case, ti;ec, and general habit of living, &c. &c incloing retuittan( - :e far Advice and Medicines, when the siting' will he given Or sent to aoy part of the kingdom. To ensure that secrecy so essential to their undertaking, the postage o f letters maybe added to heaceonut fur atei,licines. /thJune, *9-' — ' l o7 . , Hatton-garde. John 'Goodell;hi thr elder, John Jackson, John G004e1111,1 thir vortager, 3aiaes .11 7 41 - ialta i! . :tekson, .and '!'harm's - ;1011s, lliAltop.;Weartnotttiv, Durham, and DoNvgate;"l.on - - dou banker. •• . Thuma - s irubcrfg. and Stccvens, Saint Philip and Jatoh ' Gloueestersliire. toba.!:.o-pire -manufactur e r s . Richardllyrelnnote, Caddin i von, Hertfordshire s farmer. DANKRUirrs. Henry Robinson, Little Sairron-hill, Holborn, store-Mann facturer, December 19, January 2 atril 27, at tWelv,:, at Guildhall. Attoruies, \lessrs• Courteen and It o b in soa„ , %Val brook. Jo'on Barlow and Joshua Gregory, Sheffield, 4(mA/tinders; December 26, '27, and January;27, at twelve, at the Hotel, Sheffield. Attornies, Mr. Charles ilrookfield, Sheifieltl,'or Messrs, Tilson and Preston, Getleinan street. Thomas - Parker, Plymouth, talluie-chsndle Decemhet 27; at one, 23, at eleven, and January 27, at one, at the Indian. Arms, Gosport Attornies, Mr. John Vogue, Clement's Inn, or Mv. James Hoskins, Gosport. Thomas Attwoud, Kington, Warwickshire, hosier-, December 23, 26, and January 27; at eleven. at the Black Swan, Warwick. Attornies, Mr. James,Wortham, Castle-street, Holborn, or Mr. George Kitchin, Buford, Richard Holernft, .Manchester, .haberdasher, Jatinary 3,4, and 27, at eleven, at the Albion Heal, Manchester. At tornies, Messrs. IlySort and,Atkinson, Cross-street, Man :. ehester,..or Mr. Ralph Ellis, Chancery-lane. • Charles Wichmann and. Robert )3cckWith, Newcastle-upon- Tyne, merchants, December 27, January 15. and .27, at ten, at the George Inn, Newcastle-upon-Tyne.. Attornies, Messrs. Meg;gisons and Fairbanks, Hatton,garden; or Mi. • Dunkin, Newcastle. John H umph Culti-Aston, Gloucestershire, dealer in cattle, December 22, at Seven, 23, and 4%auary 27, at ten, at tho-. Old Unicorn 'tau, Atow-OnAte-Wold. Attornit:s„A. C. Russell, Lout-street, Southwark, or J. N..XVilkins, Burtan un-the-Water. • Thomas Green, Cheltenham,. paStry-cook, January 10, att fire, .1 land 27, at eleven, at - ttio ra t a...- upon-Severn. Attornies, Anthony Watts, Esti: Symuntra Inn, or Mr. Nawuel Beak!, Lipton-upon-Severn. • William Berkeley, Upton-upen-Severn. 'Worcestershire, builder, January 10, at five, i 1 and 27, at eleven, at Ow White Linn Inn, Upton-upon-Severn.. Attornies, Anthony'. Watts Esq. Symund's Inn, or Mr. Samuel 13eale, Upton upon-Severn. •Buys Err Burrell, Great -Sutton-street, Clerkenwell, watch maker, December 13, 30, and January 27, at ten, at Guild trill. Attorney, Mr. Castle, Cursitor-street, Chancery lane. John Estill, Rewlands-row, .Stepney-Green, master-mariner,. December 19; efi, and January 27, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs.-Jackson and.Kuaggt, Fencburch Cham bers:, Fenchurch-street. Jonas Foot, Plymouth Dock, boot-maker, December 28, 29, and January t 7, at twelve, at the Fountain Hotel, Ply month Duck. Atomics, Mr. William Makinson, Temple, or Mr. Xi'. D. Sole, Plywotttb Dock. William Walter, Crawford-street, Nlarybone,•eabinet-maker, bec'e uiber 23, 30, and January 27, at eleven,' at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Clabon, Tokenitause-yard. John Goodchild the eider, John Jackson, William oar son, John Guudchild the young . er, James Jackson, and Thomas Jones the eldar, .13W1up-Wearrnotttii, Durliam, bankers, December 2;, January 9 and• 27, at eleven, Bridge Inn„ Bishop-Wearmouth. Atturnies,. Mr. E. H. Ptamptre, Temple, -or Mr. Gregstm, Monlewearmnutoli-Shore. Thomas Hudderstield,, sithifer, December 22, 24' and Janitary 27, at eleven ' 'at the Littleton Arms Inn,Pents ridge. Attornies, • Mr. Hunt; Surrey-street, Strand, or Mr. Joseph Spin - Fier, Waisail. John Wilkinson, Berwick-upon-Tweed, nous-dealer, Deccm ber.27, January 13 and 27, at eleven, at the George Nun, .Newcastle-ppon-Tyne. • Attoenies, Messrs. Bell and Bro , Bow Chu:reit-yard, Cheapside, or Mr. Francis Sey mour, Newcastle-upon-1)11e.. Matthew Jenner the. youtn;er, Chart tient Sutton Vallence, Kent, miller, December 19, 30, and January e 7, at ten, at Guildhall, Lot - idol'. Attorney, Mr. Webb, St.Thomas street, Soni Ii wark: Charles Sandford -Dad, Milk-street, Cheawide, warehouse, man, December 19, 30, at ten, and January '27, at twelve, at Guildhall. , Attornies, Messrs. Knight and Freeman, - Basinghall-street. , • William Atileek, Berwick-upon-Tweed, grocer, December 19, January ti and 27, at one, at Guildhall, Lond on . At- tornies, Ammry, Lotbbary. IVil!iatu Bradford and Timmas Boyn Malian), Stone's-end, Southwark, British-nine-merchant, December 23, 30, at twelve, and January 27, at one, at Guildhall. Attornies,' Messrs. Mayhew and Price, Symond's lim. Abraham Sillick, Newcastle-uvon-Tyne, carrier, January 3 ' 15, and 27, at eleven, at th e George lnn,..Neweastle-npoillir - Tyne. • Attornies, Mr. Hartley, New Bridge-street,Loudon, or Mr. Foster, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. DIVIDENDS. Dec. 27;J. Powell and W. D. Ormond, Bristol, wine-met-- chants--Jan. 17. L. Srqplienson, Beverley, Yorksotre, grocer. Jan. 16. C.Walter, Mancliesfer,inanufa c t are r—J an . 6. J Heathfield, Sussex, grocer- . --Jan. 16. S. hill, Follisworth, Hun tingdonshire, general-shopkeeper -:-Jan. 3. E. Thomas, Hei stun, Cornwall, sho'rkeeper - - , -Jan. 6. G.Tyntlale; Oxford-street, lineu-draper—,Tan.6. G. - Cousins, Gray's inn -lane, merchant— , Jan. (i. W. Cooke, Alilmail'o-row,Clielseit i cliemi,t—Jan. 8: S. Freed] and J. Bayley, Birmingham, merchants—Jan. 6. W. S. Andrews, ltichmoua, Surrey, apothecary—Jan. 6. J. B. Bail, junior, Kensington, coach-master—Jan. 6. H. MIMI, Ware, Hertfordshire, auctioneer-Jan. 6. J. Kennion, see. aed J. Ketinioti, jun. Nicholas-lane, brokers—Jan. S. J. Saffrey, Canterbury, booksellet'—Jan. 9. J. Cocksedge, Fann-street, Aldersgate-street, tallow-chandi• r—Jan. 20. .1. Pvcroft, jun. of Lloyd's Coffee-house, Underwriter—Jan. 6. S. Slyth, sen. and S: Slyth, jun. late of South Moulton-stFeet, chinatnen- , - Jan. 6. A. Goraperta, of Great . Winchester-street, Merchant—,. Jan. 15. J. Eddsfen, Warrington, hatter. CERTIFICATES-JAN. G. %V. Clancy,. Adam's-court, Old Broad-street, provision tuerchant-,--J. W. H. Payne, late of .Warwick-square, printer Munn, late of golventlen, dealer—H. Cooke, Coleman-street, merchant—W.Shepparil, Padstow, merchant-13. Dawsott., Manchester, merchant—J. Howlacr, Charter Ifouse=square, inereltant-J. Ansell, Carshaltud, Surrey, calico-prii.ter-,-AV. t 4411, West Mill, Durham, miller T. Egger, HulyboUrn, Hants, tanner—C. C. PoQruiau, We 4-, cl:Jie-square, sugar-refiner.