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IVUN , BEIt C 9701 ,TrJEATRE ROYAL. DRURY-LANE. HIS PRGE SNT ENH._,NI NC.;, Jan. 7, their Majesties' Servants will perform the Tragedy of ' . ROMEO AND JuLiET.. . .. ~/tOrnen, Mr. Kean ; Mercutio, Mr. Elliston; Capulet, Mr. p r ''' . .ol; Bencoho, fclr. ; !olland; Ty;:alt, 1(.1r. De Camp; lar LtVerenee, Mr. R. Phillips; Peter, Mr. Penley ; Juliet, .M nrs \ ' •"'"lt'y . ; Lady Capulet, Miss Tidswell ; Nurse, Mrs. t .Parks - Y' • 1 .) which will be added (12th time), an entirely New and Su- - • pert) Pantuu;imc, THE VALI. i'Y OF DIAMONDS ; Or, 'HARLEQUIN SINDBAD. s 4 7itulh a d, th e S a il or ( a f terwa O s :equal), Mr. Hartland ; I '"Avariens, the Diamond Merchant attetwards Pantaloon), 110 `, • Bart, e - , ; Clown, My. Kirby; Lilipotian Sailor with -a MiBi Gledhill, a child only five " ears old ; Dia it•nel la, th e F a i r y o f the Valley, Miss Poole ; Pal retta, Dangh tufuf ihe Diamond Mei:chant (afterwards Coluathinc), Miss • Tlie New Pantomitne, called The Valley of Diamonds, will rei.-•,ted eve v Evening till farther notice. moat Nlonday, King Richard the 9 - iird.—On Tuesday, Ro- Z,,,,11d Juiiet.—Ou Wednesday, The School fin- Scandal.— " 4 oursda '• th . THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. HIS PRESENT EVENING, - Jan. 7, b e performed the Tragedvwf THE GAMESTER. k ‘ i leverlev, Mr. Young.; Stokely, Mr.. Terry ;- Lewion, Mr. a a ":"01t ; 'Bates, Mr. Cressweli ; Dawson, Mr. Claremont; Mc. Mut-, Beverley, Miss 0"Ncill (being her. ,I ' , l4 i r th . appearance in that Cbark.tcv) ; Charlotte, Mrs, 1 • which will be added (for the I-2th time) a New Grand • Pantomime, called HARLEQUIN'WHITTINGTON Or, LORD MAYOR OF LONDON. Jtek Whittingtoa (afterward Harlequin), Mr. Bologna, Alderman (.-.'ottitie (aftermiards 'Pantaloon), Mr. Nor ; Dame Cicely Suet (after-wards CloWn), Me. Grimaldi ; i r• Fit - marten (the Merehant), Mr.Tinnev; Capt. Cross-the lee, Mr. Sladef; Lonfo-1-Aro-Bouo-O (king of BarbarY), ( r . Rya's. Young Savoyard, Master ; Stitt:l6l,a inuee n of IlarliarY), Mademoiselle Morelli ; Miss Alice. In dust; Colo:Willie), Mrs. Parker; Bizzybce (Genius of In- Miss otge;4ll. New Pantomime of Harlequin 'Whittington, Lord h o lY ie r of London, win be repeated every Evening till further . • .°4l Monday, Romeo and Juliet.—On Tuesday,. The Tent= , Kingu t i l st ' o uWednescl.sy, Isaliella.—On Thursday, Artaxerxes; The and the Duhe.—On Friday, The Gamester. to ALL WHO VALUE THEIR SIGHT. The Sight of the Aged is resto_red; The Weak Sight strengthened; The Perfect sight preserved, nY BRADBERRY's PATENT SPECTA . ‘CI,E , ;, 23-2, Oxford-street. • 1: 10 prevent Disappointment, be particular in observing it not a shop, but a Private House, next door to tlie Fish .---"`"Ves between Swallow-street, and Argyle 7 -Avect. • .1b ATENT WARNING anti REPEATING wivrcins, manufactured by C. E. VINER, 151, New bt'trid-street, under th e P a t ronage o f hi s Royal. Highness the, Nr,„ K E of YORK: This highly useful Watch, to : a.a - alieu the ter o, at any time requir,:d, and to remind him of any num,- ° I , ointments he may have to attend to in the course as e f,: e , daY, is incontestably one of the most convenient a nd to,si,"objects that can b e d es i re d. It s cons t rne in , l n is o f th e Roi l : 4l We natur e , it d oe s not in the least prevent the well 7eruth'e Watch; neither ccu iL be mismanaged . ;' thus ot ns alo"ty desirable convenience a moderate ,xpence.— zmd and Repeating Watch, its utility is obvious, 'yefound to combine every desired purpose. ' BAO RDI NU-Sat )OL, the le y al,„ i t T lC '. , Cr—Nlrs. CRIV,ti respectfully inforlts• the , Gen . fl(1-11,1- Friends in gencrivii that Tier School tecountience Mo n d ay , Jan. 2j, and Ciat she has racan- Z il lts for three more Young Ladies as Boarders. She hopes 14 'n the flatteringsuceess she has met with f ur th ese .4n year::, .I.Oducating the Daughters of sonic of th e fi rs t Families in Lity to whom rClerences may he had, will be no solidi re- L 'ilfil beadatioa to those Ladies and G e ntl emen w h o may 110- ' 44 her with their Patronage. En erms :—The Young Ladies are hoarded, and taught the ~glish and French Languages with gramm,.tical :rity and eri,rectness, History, and the Needle Works, foi c u l ! l leas p sea r. nnum, Washing included. Parlour Boarders"7o Lne aS a Day Boardei s Three Guineas and a half; and AY Scholars Two Guineas.' No Entra lice Money expected, Tefrom Boarder or DaY-Scholars. ‘Vriting, Arithmetic, esies Dancing, Drawing, Italian, Geography, the .I.lse of and Astronomy, taught by Proiess . urs of eminence u established merit. '.anted a Young Lady of a docile disposition, and genteel . # ess, as an Apprentice. Terms, 100 Guineas -for three N . * ..rs and extras included, Drawing only excepted, 'red, must be paid separately for. She soil! en- tapes which are nut to be met with in the ge 'mils. LTsss may be spoken with, or . directed to, at her Se ', No. 11, Ch ar l es ' s sluare,- near the City-road. 7: NO R of fiTia-PLACE, iu ,the COUNTY of HANTS. ~‘ , l l , r e •NOLD by AUCTION, at the AUCTION-MART, in --aVi, on THURSDAY, the 16th day of February, 1815, pro,Clock, n Lot. . • . nlo; very desirable and improvable Customary 1 7 -t„ 7 I \IAINOR of HALL,YLACE, situated in the Parish of 3a ct i :lY, about two miles from Sandhurst and Bbickwater, and ti,,,,' ° , 4 1 London, with the customary Court Royalties, Aliena -14''Erie.e-C, Quit ' -Rents, and Lands, Halimote ohold of lato, ?nes (nearly - eqnal in value to Freehold ' ) `compssi . ng - Ittid - tuouse; with Gardens, Fish-ponds, Water Corn-mill, i lio l'iirms containing 239 Statute Acres (more or less) of tr4 se d Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Laud, part thereof ex kith dtd T . tt .of Hay, by a Modus of 2d. per Acre, r fro m i . it. st xtensive and valuable Manorial and other Rights of 1-4, 11 , i r e and Tuibary, &c. &c. on the large Commons and lie w - '" of Yately, now in the renting of Messrs. Bosley, 0, 3 1,, e t t 0 t, White, and Bedford, at very old Rents, amounting Ic t 2 851. per year. kb05,t..1,, 1 .. t., nearly the central of a fine Sporting Country, \Nr k ,„ -- umg with - Game, and the intended Inclosure of the litl e - ," e ,"1 and Enfranchisement of the Copyholds will add con- V.auly to its value. Vi i ,: l „ l 'Y'd Particulars may be had of Mr. Bosley, the Tenant, t1 t y.,7 1 - l isliew the Estates ; also at the Inns at Blackwater, tot - kVA - bridge, and Bagshot, and at the Auction Mart, 4:10;14°,4 for further Particulars, application may b 'l'ut',")„ Oetn-ge South, Esq C . harlton Cottage, near Shattes l's(A .4ohn Stanley Stuart, C. 2S, Red Lion-square; Thus. str ee , s, Esq. Lincoln's-inn ; Edward Robson, Esq. Castle liel, ', L eicester-square, London Messrs. Bond and "" - --..!"1 .... _ 1 "g, Land Agents, and Surveyors, Axminster. ..___ His 1, r LOCK AND .SURGICAL DISPENSARY. "oYal Highness the DUKE of YORK, President, and Ea r l , the following Committee-of Governors 1 :41 °,!Egreinont - Col. W. J. Jones, M. P. lit. atLeitrim Jc.bn Latouche, Esq. M.P. 1-44. h"; R. 13. Sheridan, M. P. Cot. H. Clements, M. P. • .°l.•&Barry M.P. . Ct. J. flay. ~, .. 111 t. . SURGEON, -• • Kiernan, Member of the Royalti College, London. ', above ESTABLISHMENT unites the Pr $4, 41 Safety of a PUBLIC INSTUUTIONI, with a Delicacy, add,e? , and Secrecy, that belongs to Private Practice, and, tti na. , L? its high Patrona.re, it is conducted by such Profts- Di, ' Skill and extensiv b e Practice, that the worst Cases of Iliv e - t a t ' e, as Strictures, Debility, Ulcerations, &c. however ks well or of ion , standing, experience a complete Cure. Ivl l i c - ,`'.' as that I.); . rangeinent of the Generative Organs, ti:pai - i-s tile constitution and shortens Life. kt b ! t..ernan may be consulted by Patients of - both sexes, t, r( i' s , p.rivate home, No. '2l Luwer Clrarlotte-street, Bed be square, whet,giv,, ' - Adviceamid Medicines will ihe necessary ,),„ ,ur sent to any part of the United Kingdom. z.1,-'l,:‘jublished, price 3s Practical' 01seri•ations nn the °W, es,; sold by Sherwood andt.o. 20, l'att.Tuoa.ei " B a by H. H 411114, No. 2-1, FL:cf.-street. tr — E7 — l5-4 .0 41 ,Cri A 'st ,• . , • ; • • - • - •• - 1;11:7'2';:;,-iT '7 7 • \ ''/!,/ , •;A? ,.. .1 .' - t..... 5 '`...,', .. . . . ~...) . CIIF.I.SIiA HOSPiTAL, JAN. 4,1 S 13. rinw,sE are, by order Of the Itiyht. Honouralate .the Lords and others Ct'uninissioners for 'managing the affairs of his Majesty's Royal liospital at Chekea, to give No tic.• that all Out-Pensioners belonging to the said Ilospital, re siding in London, or within the District of Mor-, tality, are required to appear personally and regimentally, with their Instructions dud 'Certificates of ~aoks;on, at the Secretary's Office, iu the sail Hospital, on the respective Days, anal in their different Classes-, according to their several Rates of Pension, as undermentioned, when attendance will be given from nine o'clock in the morning until three in the afternoon, foe the payment of Half a - Year's Pension in ad vance to Midsummer next. - On NIONDAY, the 9_th of Jarrnai-y The Pensioners at 11d. perdav, front thd diderent Re:;riments of Car4ry, Foot Guards, and Infantry. including tire Militia, and those at Gd. per day,' from the different regiments and corps, to the Goth of Foot, inclusive. On TUESDAY, the 10th of January. - These at Gd. per day from the Gist of Foul, and all the remaining regiments and corps, with the Serjeantsef Militia, at bd. per day. On WEDNESDAY, the 11th of January. Those at Pd. per day, from the different Regiments of Ca valry and Foot Guards, with those from the Ist regiment of Foot to the 390 inclusive. t ' OM THURSDAY, the 12th ofJarimary. Those,at M. per day front the 40th Reginumt of Foot, and all remaining. regiments and corps; with the Serjeauts of Militia ii;t . 10d per.day. On FRIDAY, the 13th of JRnuary. Those at Is. per day, 1)-oui the different Regiments of Ca valry- with those from the Ist and 2d Regiments of Foot Guards. SATURDAY, JANUARY 7, 1815. NAVY-PAY OFFICE; January 1, 1815. NAVAL HALF-PAY. MUCH Inconvenience and Delay have been occasioued respecting these Payments, inliases of Re mittances, bypthe necessary Affidavits nut 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-plfY with the least possible delay, after Advertisement of its issue hum the Navy-Office, earnestly recommends it to them, to forward the said Affida vits to himself or the Paymaster at this Office, and the Re turns of Income to the Assessors of the Properly Tax at the iviavy Office, as soon as it shall be practicable after the •expi ration of each Quarter. When these Transmissions are not made in proper Time, the Payments are unavoidably delayed till the next regular Recall Day. Shortly wilt be published, in Three Volumes, Halo. THE MAGIC OF WEALTH. A Novel. DV T. S. BURR, • Autlior.of theWhit4r in London, &c. &c. Printed for T. Ca;lelt and W. Davies, - Strand. This Day was published, In Three 1:!.tno. price ii. Is. in boards. WAVERLEY ; Sixty Years Since. " Under which King, Bezonian ? speak,' or die :" - Henry IV. Part 11. The Third Edition. With a Preface by t►i.e Author. . - Printed for Longman, Hurst, Kees, Orme, and Brown,Lon don ; and Archibald Constable and Co. Edinburgh. It is wonderful ss bat genius and adherence to nature will do, in ioite of all disadvantages. Here is a thing relating to a peri.:l Lao recent to be romantic, and too far gone to be familiar, and published, moreover, in a quart& of the island, where materials and :talents for novel writing have been sup posed to he equally wanting--antLyet, by the Mere .force and truth and vivacity of its colouring, already casting the whole tribe of ordinary novels into the shade, and - taking its place' rather with tile most popular of our modern 'poems. than with the rubbish of provincial romances.—Edin. how. :No. 47, Nov. 15.14. This Day was pttblislied, THE REDUCTION of. the FORCES, - with the rum and II.":;.F-PAY civilly and politically considered. 11) CAPTAIN FAIIINAN, Aid-dc-Cainp and Military Secretary tit the Gov.i,trnor and Comliander in. Chief of Curaciia. Sold by Chapple, Vall-Mall, price Literary Pianoratua. " A subject at once important and delicate; , :nit forced by circumstances in the attention of the Nation and its pdierrs, &c. Captain F. displays considerable ingenuity in priividnig employment for the powerful Arai) , he wishes to - tefran, &c. As to an Ad iwance of an a agmented Hal f-juiy, you, can Irish toll:nit national generosity, &c The Plan of Quarterly Pay ments has our Ilea; ty approhation, &c. &c. &c."—CultiCal kW view. " This Reductin is addressed to the Secretary:at - War, iti a language so. different from the usual adulatory incense of dedications, that we cannot resist giving tlw,inanly etcusion a record in our pages, &c, The spirit of the Pamphlet de serves attention; hat who can suecessElly bait I int the ears that 'will not hear, or expose truths bef're the eves that,will not see ? In- our opinion, -however, Captain Fairmun is a. spirited ;tad 'patriotic writer, and certainly aught to be heard spun witere." At the same place may also be had, Captain t.'airman'sLet ters on the existing Differences between England and :late rica, inscribed to I.r_nd Darnley. • This Day. was published, Price 2s. 6d. the First Number of THE EVIDENCES at the CHRISTIAN RE LIGION; being a Cullection of all the Works, Tracts, and Essays, of the must established Authors who have writ ten in Defence of the Christian Faith ; now, for the first time, arranged into an unif o rm cla ss an d body, with the view of cutting into the hands of the Student of Theology, and the general IteAder, those Monuments, and as it were, Columns of our Faith, which the Piety and Learning of past Times have reired, to- adorn and defend the Christian Church. T‘ be published in Monthly Numbers, price 2s. 6d. each, in Royal Octavo, printed on fine wove paper, hot•presscd, , and with at hold and beautiful Type, to be coin prised.in Twenty fire or Thirty Numbers at must, each Number to contain Five Sheets, or Eighty Pages. To commence with PALEY's VIEW of the EVIDENCES of CHRIST:ANY:7. To be completed in Four Numbers. The FIRST NUMBER of which was published this•Diry. The fit' irks to be contained in this Collection will be such as are confined solely to the Evidenceszt Christianity. They will be as foNw:—(irotius's Evidences, &c. With the Notes of lie Clerc,andlroni the admirable Translation of Dr. Clarke. - Locke's Reasonableness of Cf.ristianity—Addison's Evidences —Paley's Evidences—Bishop Portens's Evidences—Campbell on the Miracles—Douglas's Criterion—E'eattie on Truth— Soanie Jennings's Internal Evidence—Horsley'. Defence of the Person (if Christ against Priestley—Burnett's Life-and Death of 1164ester , —Jones of Naylaild's Evidences of the Trinity— West on the Resurrection—l yttletim's Conversion of St. Paul—Sherloeles Trial of the Four Witnesses. To which Will be added, as embracing plans'of the main, arguments of Christianity, though not exclusively dedi cated to its defence, Dr. Ciarke's Demonstration of the Ex istence of Attributes of a Deity, and Leslie on Deism.—lt is expected to comprehend all • these Works of the most illus trious Writers o.": the age in which they lived, within Thirty Numbers at most; and they will form, altogether, five hand some octavo volumes, and lie ohtained at a cult infinitely be low the price at which they sell. . As every rind; will be detached from, and independent of; anot4r, tbe purchaser may consult his convenienee, and se lect such only as he wants; or, if he choose-to purchase arl, he may bind them up in any order or series he prefers. London :—Printed fur the Proprietors, by Conway and Bayer, No. 1, Harvey's-buildings, Strand ; and published at the Office of the Historical Classics and Military Chronicle, No. 1.1, Charlotte-street, Bloomsbury; and sold by all Book sellers in the United Kingdom. SUPERIOR ADVICE. IT is of be first consequence to ascer t a i n on, whose talent and integrity a firm reliance may be placed in affliction.. Messrs. CUIUtIE and -Co. Surgeons of emi nence and high professional attainments, Members of the Royal College of London and Edinburgh, present to the Pub- . lie the result of au years experience in the CURE of VENE REAL COMPLAINTS, and those l)ebilities and DefiCiencies which not unfrequently prevent or embitter the inatriniouial state. In the various gradations, from recent infection to condi med Lues, their treatment commands very often a speedy, and always a radical cure. In dubious cases, their 10n,4 and well-arranged experience gives ;them a promptitude of decision that secures the patient from being mercurialized out of existence, or having his constitution under,t.ined, and the vital principle destroyed by a latent, but 'insidious dis order, or a blind and fatal confidence in shallow pretenders. In Nervous Debility, Vascular Relaxation, and Atony of the Organs, a ising from excessive indulgence, insalubrious cli mates, or solitary semsuality, the practice 'gives new life and energy to the Syste;u, even in eases which are 'verging on de spair: Strictures, and other 4ra:l4 - et:tents of the Urethra, they remove in a mild and r Ifectual manner. Slight mind re cent cases of V,nin•eui Infection are cured in the 'short pe riod of rwo DAYS% ra the Female Sex it will ,he consolatory toicnow that they aliay be cured of those Debilities a (deli de feat ewuceptiati, and --An the foundation of connubial felicitY. Patients treated with Citatkilr, and inviolable se crecy. Messrs. Currie and Co. may ac consuhed eve! y day, at their house, 107, Ilatttni-garden. Letters from the coun try, stating minuteiy the case, mode of li% iag, &c. and inclos -414; a remillancle for Advice and Mtuticines, will be treated s mtb.teciiuus atteutiaa.-107, Hattoo-garden. Ou SATURDAY, the 14th of Janytary. Those at Is. per day from the 3d Regiment of Foot GnarA, with those from the Ist to the 701,b Regiment of Foot inclusive. On MONDAY, the 16th of January. Those at ls. per day from the 71st Regiment of Foot, and all the remaining-, Regiments and Corps. On TUESDAY, the I,7th of January. Those at Is.old..andjs. ld. and Is. 1i:(1. pe . r day. ,On WEDNES;DAY,the 13th df January. ' Those at Is. 2d. Is. 21d. and Is. 311. per day. On THURSDAY, the 19th of January: Those at Is. 31. J. with those at the different rates to Is. 6d. pe'r day. On FRIDAY, the 20th of January. Thocc at Is:6 d. With thou of the different rates to Is.l lid. per day. On s'ATITT:I)4y, the 21st utjanuAry. Those at 2k. per dap and upwards, with th,e. Pristite Gentle men who reqeive - Attpuities from the late-Ist Eind.c2d Troops of Horse Guards; also those Pensioners thint the several Reginients who have been admitted on account of blindness. . And that all Out-Pensioners helonzing to the said Hospital, .who live in England beyond the District. of the ltiils of Mor tality of Locidno ; and those in Scoti.ind and Ireland, are hereby required and commanded, after the • 25th of line .next, and after every succeeding Tith of December and 25th of June until further orders, to apply to one of his WiesLv's Justice,, of :he Peace 3 irthe neighbourhood where they re,:ide, and If:J.l;e the furnaing‘Affide.nt, which the said Ala4i.trate for the County, City; Borough, or •hiding, before whOca the Pensioner appears, will 'Sign and date, viz.— . . . . it crane before me, one of his Mjesty's " Justices ofthe Peace fur the county of • • ' . and. " mad!. uath that'll, was ntiatitted•an Out-Pensioner of Chel " sea ii vital, on the , , day of ' 17 («r. 1g ), " from the „ Regiment of , cumin:lll4yd 4 4 b y . . ; was then aged about . - years - , served in ." theArtuy •years, was discharged fur " and that lie k no otherwise provided for by the Public, but " as Pensin ,r of the - said Hospital, at pitr day, " no* lives in thii - PafiTh of hi the.; " Colinty of " Sworn before inc tb is day of 'And such of them as were admitted on account of blindness, are ordered to transmit with their half-yearly affidavits, a Certificate as to the state of their si, lit, siimed by an Army surgeon, or other medical person resident in their neitt.h bottrhotid but in such distant parts, where a Metlical Certi ficate is impracticable, a Certitieme trout the Minister - of the Parish to Coat tact, and to ascertain the continuance of their lilindnes . s, will be adniitted. The Affidavit, drawn according to the above Form, sworn before, dated and attested by a Magistrate, is to he put op in a cover and - se:it by the Genertil Post, - directed thus, " o " the Itie:ht Honourable The Paymaster-13eueral of his Ma " jest v's Land Forces, London," marking on the cover" Chel " sea Pensioner's Affidavit," and counterparts or duplic a t e 's of the said :kttidavits, are to be reserved by the Out Pensioners' respectively to be exhibited to such persons as shall he direct ed to pay them, together with their InAtractions and Ccrtifi cafes ofAdini-v.vion, in order that their claim to the Out Pen , sionmay be fully verified and their persons clearly indenti fied. And to the end that the CommissiOners, for the Affairs of Chelsea Hospital may be satisfied that the. Pensioners are the same persons who hare passed their examination, it is hereby further directed, that such of them who have served in, and have been discharged from any of the Regiments or indepen dent Companies of Invalids, or Royal Veteran Battalions, are not to mention in their Affidavits such Regiment or Company of Invalids, or Royal Veteran Battalion in which they served last, hat the Regiment, Troop or Corps - of the Army from which they were first discharged, and recommended and re ceived at Chelsea Hospital. The Pensioners are particularly to take notice that the half' yearly payments after Christmas, are to be regulated here after, as to the place of payment, by thu musters at Chelsea, of such only as reside within thettlills of Mortality of London, or the affidavits sent as above after the Midsummer'preced jog, and that the Midsmnmer p:iyment is in like manner to be regulated by the musters or affidavits after the Christmas pre ceding. It is also ordered and directed, that no person who shall chance the place of his abode given in at. h is mus t er , or spe cified in his affidavit afore'said, and who may apply for his pension (excepting to the Officers of Exciee nearest such place of abode) shall receive thelsame, unless it appears by the cer tificate-of respectable persons that such- removal was!throngh unavoidable necessity, which he or they ciuld nut foresee or prevent. And that if any Pensioner shall fraudulently attempt to re ceive a double payment of the pension, either at Chelsea or at different places, be shall be struck off the lists ; for the better prevention of which frauds, each Pensioper is required to produce his Instruction Papers at the time of payment. L as tly, it is notified that none will be entered upon the Pay-lists of the said Hospital, or be entitled to receive any benefit-therefrom, who shall not act agreeably to these Orders and Directions, particularly in sending their half-yearly Affi davits to the Paymaster-General as above directed, and to no-other Office, winch several of the Pensioners have of late either neglected to do;or sent them irregularly to otherdepart waits. G. AtTST, Secretary and Registrar CONSUMPTIONS CURED. PROFESSIONAL MAN, who through an i extensive practice in the above Disease, has been so. fortunate as to discover a MEDICINE that is an INFALLI BLE CURE fur CONSUMPTIONS ; by which Medicine he has cored many when given over by eminent Physicians, and when in the last stage of a Consumption, attended with cough, spitting of blood, and :edematous swellings of the feet,,&c. Though the truti of this assertion may be doubt ed, the Advertistr is. happy to say, that he has it in his power to refer to those he has cured, and when given over by slim! orthe lira Professional Men; he therefore now pub licly offers it to taiuse who are lahouring under this atllictikr, Disease, Letters (post paid) addressed for A. B, NQ. 6, Great dneliec-street, 'New-rnad, Mary-le-bone, LOndon, will have immediate attention ; and where attendance is riven every day (Suudays excepted), 4olti 10 to lit in the torcuuoa. EP R ICE SIXPENCE-HALFPtNNY. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Dec. 23, 1814. .T ILE PRINCIPAL _OFFIc . 114 MA JESTY'S OR D.V.INGE do heriby ,t4ive 'Notice, that tht ) ySiillsell by Public .duction, at the Tower, on Thurs day the 12th, and Friday the 131 h day of January, 151 5, at Eleven o'clock, recisely, on those days, SUNDRY LOTS of OLD and UNSERVICEABLE S FORES;consistin,rqf Haines, Collars, Bit Halters; Rope Traces, and various-velar .4rticlts of Sadlerm and Harness ; Reaping and Bill-hooks, Clothing, and sundry Articles of Bedding; Powder Hovs, Tents, Tent-poles, and Pieces, Niusquet and Pistol Stocks, and Flints, Cast Iron round Shot, Steel, Copper, Pewter, anti Mixed Metals, 'fools of Sorts, SpadeS; Shovels, Bellows, Lan therns, Standing Vices, and WheelbarroWs, Empty :'asks and Barrels, Cartridges and old - Match, Helmets and sun dry Old Building Materials; Boats with 4nchors, Biek-Irons, and Mandrils; together siith a variety of other Articles; the whole of which stay be viewed, upon applica tion at the Honourable Principal Storekeeper's Office, in the Tower, at the Ordnance Premises at Bother/lithe, and at the floyal Arsenal, at Woolteich, until the day of Sate, at which Plates printed Lists rtf the Lots st ill be delivered to Muse Persons who may apply ,# Hie same. By Order tithe Board, R. H. GREIF, Secretary. TWENTY YEARS EXPERIENCE has proved that the most effectual. and safe Remedy for the CURE of COUGHS, COLDS, ASTUMAS, HOOPING-COUGH, and all OB STRUCTIONS of the BREAST and LUNGS, is an questionably F 0 R D'S ORIGINAL PECTORAL BAL SAM of HOREHOUND, an - elegant preparation from that well known Herb; it has obtained the pre-emi nence (beyond precedent), .for the Cure Of. the above Corn= plaints, of which the authenticity can be ascertained, by ap plication at most of the respectable Venders of Medicine, in all the principal Cities and Towns in the Kingdom ; the Po pularity and good Effects of this Invaluable Medicine need no superfluOns Comments, as the extensive Deinand proves its Superiority as a Public Medicine to give immediate, Relief. The-Public will please to observe, it cannot be' Genuine un less each= :Bottle is enclosed in an Affidavit, attested at the Mansion House,'London,-Juno 7th, 1305. • - , Sold .7.11 Bottles, at 10s. thi.—and 2s. 9d. each, by Shaw and Edwards, F. Newbery - and Sons, tit. Paul % Church Yartf; Dicey and ,Sutton, Bow Church Yard ; Barclay and Sons, Fleet-market; John Evans, R.:Johnston,' Greek-street, Soho; Sanger, - 150, Oxford-'street; Arnolds, 59, Barbican; by the only Proprietor; R. Tort!. Cnetuist, tios well Terrace, near Islington, from Barbican ; by lt. Butier London ; a4d by all Venders in every Town in the United . Kingdom. WILLIANI B. NIOUNTAIN, • • SAR'ACEN'S HEAD INN, Suow-Hill, London; .The best Accommodation fur Travellers, gourd elmice Liquors, and moderate Charges. The following Piist Coaches, ,M'.iil=Coaches, &c. set out from the ? '4 3 rat . :ell's Head too, Snow-Hill. 1.'41 7.- EYNI Mini- UNION Coach,. "four y Insides, every Afternoon, throu:4ll borchester, Bland 'ford, Sali,bury, Andover.; arrives' at Weyniotith . next day, - five liouirs het,re the Packets sail.. to Guernsey ; Jersey, Cher huurgli, and St. Maioe's. From Cherlionrgli Paris is - a most delightful Roali, the best and eheapest-travelling to Paris. BRIGHTON new elegant Post Coach,; four Ins:des only, ever' Nl3>riiing!at nine o clock, t lirough:Crawley,ityegate; &c. EXETER, Plymouth, Weyniouth, i liorchester, Falmouth, Dartmouth, and Salisbury, New Post Coach every ! Morning at half past Six o'clock, through'Houiton, Axmitister, Brid port, Bland fora, Basingstoke, and Bagshot. BOSTON, Spitldiwz, Peterborough, Stilton ainlHituting don, new Royal ,Nlail Coach, sets out every Evening.—Coaelies from . Boston to Spilsby, Louth, Grinisby,.and Hull. BATH and BRISTOL Flying :nisi -Coaches, through Chippenhatn, Caine, and Marlborough, every Afternoon ; arrive at Mr. May's, the Greyhound Inn, Bath, and the Lon don-Tavern, Thotuas7street, and the SWIM, Bristol, next Morning.—Coaches to Wells, Bridgewater, Taunton, &c. LEEDS uew Light Coach, called The Rockingham, sets out every Morning at Eight o'clock; carries Four Insides wi ly, and goes remarkably easy, with a Guard throughout. Passes through Stamford, Newark, Itetford, Doncaster, and Ferry bridge, to the Golden Lion, Leeds, next day ai Noon. Not withstanding the uncommon Expedition of this Co4ll, it is allowed to be the most agreeable and complete Public Con vevance on the North Road, being unequalled in accomnao datiou by any ltaother. icster, Preston, Kirby-Lonsdale,. Bolton, Ot mskirl:, and Garstang Post-Coaches, every After noon, at Five o'clock. .Guarded. GLASGOW, Longtown, Gretna-Green, Annan, Dumfries, Brownhill, Thornhill, Sanqultar-Kiln, Cawood:, Kingswell, and all Parts of Scotland, Camperdown Coadt (Daily) YORK, Newcastle and Edinburgh, new Coach, performed wi h a Guard throughout, sets out every Morning at half past Six o'clock, by way of Newark, Retford, Tadeaster, Dar lington, Northailerton, Durham, 'Morpeth, and Berwick. Passengers finding themselreS. fatigued from the length of the journey, may rest what time they please, and /hen pro.. coca on without any additiOnal Fare. J.. Clark, the-Black Swan, Coney-street, York, runs Coaches to Sunderland / Scarborough, Whitby, and other places. 131t113Gi:\Oli'1'H and I'Vaisal new Post-Coach; every Evening. LIVI•.itN)OI,' Post Coach, - to carry four Insides, sets out every Morning, tlirongh.l.ntterworth High Cross, Hintklev, Atherstone, Tannvorth, Litcl►lielcl, Ullesthurp, Knutsford, Warrington, Noaliaiupton, am) Dunstable._ . , . .CARLISLE, Penrith, and Wltitelriven, , Poit-Coach, goes with Four Horses, and a Guard al( the fray. Passes thromtit Brough, Appleby, Greatabt lt , chmorid, CAtterick, Boroughbridge, \Vcthcrhy, A berferd, boncaster, anti Gran tham (the nearest way by 18 Miles), sets out every Horning, and performS the journey with the greatest facility. Pas sengers detained .ou the Road by busiNess or pleasure, have the peculiar advantage of their Seats beingiccured in the next Coach. IVAKEFIELD Post-Coach,. every Morning, at Itlf-past Six o'clock. CHESTER; Newport, WhitchureL, Tarporley, Nautwich, Nortliwieti, arid Jliddiewich, Post-tuach, every Evening, as Five o'clock. SUNDERLAND, Stockton, and farm, new Coach, every Morning, to the George Inn, Sunderland. MANCHESTER, Winslow, Congleton, Newcastle, Walsal, and Wolverhampton, Post-Coach, every :Afternoon. Guarded. SHREWSBURY, Wellington and Shittl►al, Post-Coach, the Prince of Wales, to the Britannia,- Shrewsbury, every Eveuiug at Five o'clock, Guarded. Roilierham Post-COacl , , called the Rock ingham, every...l.llj.n:tting„.. ...01.r.i'HA.11)TON, — Winchester, Alresford, and Alton Coach, every Evening. BIRMINGHAM Mercury Post Coach, with a Guaird, sets out every Afternoon, and reaches Birmingham next day at Noon.. PasSeS by Oxford, Enston and . ohipstone, to the Saracen's Head, Bull-street, and Castle Inu, Birmingham. .BIRMINGHA,M, Warwick, and Leamington, New Post Coach, every Morning. HULL, Northcave, Howden, Thorn, and Doncaster, Post- Coach, every Morning at half-past Six o'clock, to the Bull and Sun Inn, 'Alyton-Gate, Hull. HERTFORD, Ware, Huddesdon, and Cheshunt. Coach, very Nlornin:r. TOI"fENIIAM and Edmonton Coach, Daily, at Half-past Ten, .Half-past Two, Halt-past Four, and Half-past Seven o'clock. WILLIAINI B. MOUNTAIN and Co. respectfully acquaint their Friends and thu Public, that they will ont he account able fiif any Writing, Parcels, or Ltiy . ,pge, (!c. of mute than Five Pounds Value, if lust or tlitaiaged,'Wiless entered as such and paid for accordingly, at the Sat - :teen's Head Inn, SuolV. Hill, Loneh.o. Passengers and, Parcels are booked for all the above Coaches, at Hatchett's New White tiorse reilar ty. • fi ,~. l'Y f. ,