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I) e Caiti) i Ltgo, Mr. Pope; Desdt..- 4 el: K e: l Y ; Emilia, Mrs. Glover. . • • ,l'As- r ;, T o Which will he aided, 1.. •LN O'CI OCK \ND A AINY NIVT. 7,..........!° E -Th e 4 - v e ,; g ,,. 1 ; '‘.ith "1 i t Woochnan s lut. . kLI, 1.12. - -‘t GU ' INF v e ___FlT II OF SUPERIOR PI CAT , ,XI, ill-SLANIIAfT For ' rliElt FULL OF NOVEL , L , Y ESCHENIEdF 'lll - E PRFAENT LOT'T'ERY. N i, c ~iscock-13 ro k e r , 2, Conthill, aPd.l, ds and' i'',, Purr.il!'),lry-strect, perf•rint , lik duty to his Fil" I (Yr, t, 411 Y,'„1. 1,1 giving. them the Heath of the Present 3 no ti'itie,,ts '',ll))egiti's 19th JULY. The Stlittille . re q uires th . ,it 'tt ei t and it is recommendation sutlici , Ait to stare , t,i(lt ;14-luce,lyPrize of 4') 0001 • a Grand Ppze at . .0...; 5(411 .--- s I:`, ‘() :2P ° . l • R vAt! ' • '&c. ' iinti , I0,0:1;(; Goill., : is to , to: ;iIl . p i a , id nt i v t , i a ,t,t i , , -,-,-- tii the last Contract, felt great plca , ti,c I 1 , i . b ,, - `s p i ; I : 1411 y of his F.riends part of the Gold for t: , lia, es so i i . c, i4,4lce ro'f"iniate.OLices, 'as ahove Where he solicits a . c0n,.3- Olt r : t • ta ti , raeours which will at all times receive !Its '' it ls e a - c . ' , u ,: , „7-‘ll Business in the Funds transacted with I____..._ - ttl I ,„_ OM FDONIAN ASIII3I, st.cauci.„ ' - id) , ti•i"LING and SUPPORTING-stich C111LDRE , ..7 . %f AN6'-"tS, SAILORS, and Mt‘RINES, Natives ofSC ~ ,.).-s ( Ift'i„ as cannot 1..* admitted. into the Roy;il liis'i.it law !iiii,l-,(',";',11t1 Greeniveli, and of Inili„-e,,t Scotch Parent 3 /11 14 nt i', Loudon, not entitled to Parochial Relief. ` 1, :,:t .E ,,:!., 11 i'r - 1 - i r - ItAitY DIN' NER, in s . '' , UPI' ' , 4 T., for--itliNe N , t ,' , - ti ‘ F P' FIT of this INSTI" . - -110 , •Ct ii.Nii4,(l, in t lit Cl'll'Y ' sof LON tiON'TAYE ,t\, ~.! ,1 : 1 . 1 . 7 ; h k ik)i . t ! t he 14th of '.lrsiie inst. tit which, Ilie 1.0t.3, Chli'ii4_ s llfe 4 l)% t e ' . h ie l. : i'‘lit...: i . ,t rate, w i lOkresiily, th , : . ir , 1 i i . 0 . ,:3 . .. : ., ,. 11 ,7. t 3, 4 - et . 1 (, et Lv,N, r and S( ,5 , , , ,X., .at -I . 11 - ,t• , "_'...e . %_ 'a!,,„ 1n g"n,,, ; ,.. I,,,, n , h i p. __T he. , f „;/„ . , ;•-:,; („,,, t , 1ii.,1 Atic\itthilied the n i iiteitt inn to oe-Sftwards.:- 011 in % ' ? "1 Ni .-, J,: : ,11.1,,F..:41. floi!ord, Esq. .L. krin n. - • itit" HO! "' a rt, M. P. IGe ,r i . t ., : • ireiirg, E.4q. ii it h tt lila c :t'," d Y , Esq. M. Y. Thorn 4. Kin:, . Esq. 41, urii E S ohn r , "u• II kj„ L l' Mr. Sileriff Leigh . 3, 4 4 ...113,, 4 -, .n% SA . James I.ind,iy, Esq. I , l t , l ltitit, 4l *;,', l , t.... , q , . , ' ..eestiin --at, ,- ;•i• to ' ''' :1, 4'414440 e, • Esq. ' lto.icrt NP.l.ieri ell,. En. 41 ) ,,.., - 1 ' 1; 1 4 1° 1 '24, 1, f Esq. 1) , 11:11'. )1 - Er.iii. Esq. q. I nil-mini Th,unas .%ialtoy, u-q. t i , rge (~,P,''ell Es q . . Joh ii INLiouriv. ~.ii. stais'qe,., , Fu r Willi.no Mellisti, E s q. :‘ . .1„ - F. y , iiii i i, ~ " 4* , , V *fo t o ~, '' ll - 1 111, Esq. P a t r i c k ,',l.ile, Esq...M. i. 1:,,,tiel ,ivistiii, Esq..' ; Itotha , , Murdoch; . sq. liarre )lacketizi, tscl; 40t,tb--• catt3:,las, Esq. Claud `ells ,n, Esq. 4 , 4 lo'ver? i l ', , - E'Ll• - Charles Paiislt,‘Esq. _. ik ii . l • l l3 4l - 's:e [Juneau, Esq. Sir J. Perring, Bart. M. F . ll' tiN4tl: l • 43)) L 'i• - . John Piste, Esq. . td,. l4 !)l:ii.r, Eml. , 'Th in l i a, paean, Esq. tit, ' r 'l' 4 ,.? ll ; Esq. John Pearsi'n . VI. 1.1 'gtt p r . 'ter, 1 , ,5 1. k.eili.),. as et, Et, 4 t l cl l4i j,,,lti,i. ' Mr. Sheriff ROddy *ll, l - `fhoulas Held, Esq. 41, 1 ' , (1 e. It Mer '!1"11, Alexander Itiddall, Esq. hu, " P (3,1 G illes ie Benjamin Shaw, Esq. P. sq I Char . Straehan, les-Sutherland, Esq. ,rlql John'l'urnl~ull, t;sq. ba:i.Tig6 1,1;71c;,r1)t1-, t p :q. James Walker. Esq. -.14,t • • -` o.vid Pike kVatts, Esq. - Young, 1:51. 144 (itntlie_G,,,itlCa rn each, to be . had of the Stewards, and Lave. to o ni a „ , JOHN GALT, Sec. bd: cr `ls lulu Office, Covent -garden Chambers, June 5. 'ku, 61!ous contioue to be received at the Banking •,'!eSsrs. Thomas Coutts'and- Co.; Messrs. Paxton, 14,7 bow,,l.L'll, and Co.; Alessrs. Down, Thomson, Free, tl.,'llil„ll.'s Goys.M Marsh, Sibbald, and Co.'; Mesas. I,4",ssia. 1.1.1,-.antl. ; MeSsrs. Hei - ries Farquhar and Co.; tle iag,r, v !! . * , l, Templer and ' Co.; Messrs. Smith, it':"Lth; Messrs. Prescott, Grote, and Co. ; Messrs. 44,4 It " 6, 111, and Co. • by the Natiunal Banks of. Scot -114,,,L01,:1e,.din Galt, Esq. ' Seeretary, 41, Weymouth-street, To T i..,- - -co ‘,. mAs TAYLOR, ESQ . 4, 0 0 , tto N ,,,, - '. 3 -New Brif4e-street, London. , uß rso Slit - • t 1,112,ci le, ' Edinburgh, `larch 18. • h i j'ea.r / 7 , 1 , 3 4 ‘'e to * inform you, that ever since the tt,, t '!frip, i ; i ts ,bac', been afflicted with the :.ites•Venerea t Xer,,ltbedt,,,,,,`Atsts uately roibting every Cu•l i' .;,, of medicine tti i flio g . tewe .) L.ne. tUult eminent of the faculty here, •atid Q'brl fr„tur',.'l Serer(' emieses of saliration, and twice -dis ky - I .e. ino,!.`le• hospital with little relief,.....v,iiild appear to kat;',oratri;.'• inveterate aature. In tiff• spri iig- of Mast year tet ' ,l,'Xist, tt ' 4l ire such . a bead, 'as nearly to put a peri•A ,11 1 ', 1 'act) , ti e ." . " -- t had a large ulcer on the crown 4,f iiLy head, fit t !r ; itis, ya, and in' , i legs were brhke out iii a frightt ill t '''J 'l ' ll " 2 -• n f ilt was df:eatlfrllly paiaful and had oeen - at: 3 4 , 1 1 r.r. , i ' • 4 e t a. Lon f.or the:, last seved Years ; iffy I ri't had a l l;• , 0 ki'i 4 ' t ex ern 'in it, was - very much discolonr-d, and gEta e lj t 4l '.; to ' l -ifig' pain, particularly when •m - arin in lied, tr t , ,ts c oal ti , t , l P-Tive ale of rtisk; in this laineatal?le . state,' I 4 'lli t t 4 tur e 1 l ' - 'ud. by i\l'i J. Th o - oi• (who receivrA so q i 3 y - th, 1 . . " l i ''•l•, • , .t :11* . Pills • l, •eg a , t • 1 fere), to take yotir Lea ..e s •,. . , ._'').t t e ',;' 1 ici e ,,, 4 " (.111 the 26t•!ii of f!•1 .iv:-; in the course fit a No k, - -te t , tii,, fili to receive beftelitj•in little more thaw a l l 'tly`r-r, t f e _ r s on lily head and arms were strunffly beide:l , - 1 4 ( e l 44 'ide ' : ' is ' '' re ' on .niy Itl. - s licaii.td also ;:feaYing, .1:Ate ;..1,414,,f ti lt , 1,."..1e sliscolouration in the skin,' anel pain in the ',ei,t-Perst'.`l,,, which, by the blessing of God, and it Little . I, t tffri,„s al vera lice ju yo ,i, in waluahlf.i Medicine, sii! ,, sided i It)i,: slicrtp,, •, shin •• ~ its r ••tural hue, 111(1 t_rlii "'nal ~ .f., tile regain' n, .ii i _ , ._. 'li l ett , ' PVIls n'rathial I • ••••oi Iv , oti.-1 thus f‘ieea, or, fi} t,;-fi t il ti ,e(al lt a i d a. l .;:ce a' w 1 nu;ific • ii'fe, perfectly tree . frout . a s ll a u l , iy , t44;4 ', a/1d atsitave recover:A. 1111 tOt,?,,it't t.pfi 1, . •..1 , t * , I a t44 :l r4ll'llll have jolly and fit, in wli:ch state Mali,,,, 11'3 ~) . ' l , at , ? tUrtiatlis to the astonishment 01 iil 1 Ilew . 11, i ill tl, f rrt. ass in what ternis to express ins gratitude, f . ut • I kfh li e, 5 5 , , . ,,, tti e to malie Rood of Other suftcring ;ft:utak, 4 1 11,, C Pliblie a S poisilfle, as I shall oil every mica-. ' ..ir: ! ° nig you will , riatly oblige,' %, 11 .. °' gratefu','Jbedientl ble "-v"iit. , very.furn ~ . • tir' - 1 s Clo s e ALEX. AlLittliEll.. 4114. llia • .' , t ' 1. 7 1' f fir , fi ~., , „. IN , ~,,,n,. ....„. 4 , :t,,, p50t ., tiness,s tot!, ~.„ ~,,.., eiti , • I' ' ‘ 4l ll \ , 'Y Ni).N a, New Poultry Al:triter, .Edinhurgl_ 1.)1.,114 .1 Intusli ()I t N , ,1 - (dose, Ldiuhurgh• ) I ,Jt, \ I;ill atid , , , • &stink) ) ,(14'e,'"41Ile sold b y the sole Preprietor, 11 - 1 O.MASTAI:- i 4 4, 1 NO ~ ' of the lto;' - al College of lftirgeorui, at „his t , l 4 ,. •,, ii k 'ftl y ',Y•ffsi i i he w ' 13 ridge-sect, 'London; WiiCle, atter • a l ': 'il t , ( 'lr eet live o f more than 18 vcirs' in a practice parti t',q,,, ‘ , 41 11 .t,:e..0 tl)fe CUM' Qftrtiler'Ci:l C'On!Plai".'"illi.Cl those I- I le i''' . l.l c . z .,‘\ li i ,.. h ," e 1 arts of Generation, wf:timt• '• • Zitit.o•lifffes lit4'elf of liiS profeiision should .11ways observe in Oft'tifily . I.l4ltets hb - as , ilf Vie advice and tisAstlinee he tt;4l ' e44(1 T linh ' ist ers to 1t1 , 301.4 tiling this2ledicfue,- will ~,I'l tf le„'t , ,',3' a disetillin4 Piti ;I iC, as 11l acivai tags: seldom f tvi; t 4 i ,. •fl void cif ifll fimbioniitv. Itt t u l(4 l :If tiy Li s - . ' ' •' ' of those 1r q 1, 4 di st appoinf tifent for tile convemence ~ l i ffl„f 411_ auce,-at ll • •, ,• N , '-,:-,‘ St.' Alban 5. ,. , i t ,,,,. , o l ,i t , fc Pei ittillel 55 +'•• ', ' , reel,, mr t 'lg, :.•;11' s ...:,., toe loysliop No. 103, Oxtia . u-st '•• • lI LI ) " 1 1 . ' "`). 7 fish -street-bill; ' 1 . 11 m • '1,, , ,,, , , suno,,- 1 , ~i i, 4, 1 ,,,,. 1 1 I, 1 -sio:!..!et-.o ;.i • 1 , • • , /. , , ta 'l ,, V t ii .? 1 1,11 , ,if_ ) ; ,''\ ! r . M . DO: Ia 11l , el C V.:C i kr, ' t , I itS. , -.. 0 . " ; '.• 1 • ' , 1 1 ' k " ni } , .. • c r , considerable A% Ist. , cat I, ~ t ). one per in cv ►. ti 4 , 41 •e1 . , 1 •"1 , ed „ 3 ,,,"b1in and Ireland, in boxes of only 2s. 9d. *;Pe • ' dt u seal • 1 ••1 •it alai directions, 1 tp t I S,H is Lc up ef 1,.1 fa p halli ~ , r, ", ~,, ' ()f either sex may cure theinseit es with sk it ; .t , ' y eY, and safety. wilt tik, . 1 1 \vit . ,. - ox sold in Great-P t '1), o 'e q- 'II ' . iIM tziii.r Li' ' bY fILVO •rri ' l' ' - inners is P r ifnuti citaln s sealed iip with a t a.t4 ip N ice , , t , l! o. .ae ~,,iiions: ••••, ~ - W itici t — • -- ir k • I,aylor, No. :9, NI•sl . iii 1d..,( - Street, "re'llYlstud all Of lie:s are: counterfeits. T ES J)AV JUNE 13, 1815, A Capital, • ••;;.rY ,Desirable, and Improyeable FREEHOLD j MANOR and EST'AT'E, WILTS. rfflO'be SOLI) by Pit IVITE CONTUACT, the . MANOR and ESTATE of HEA.LE ; consisting of a. I substantially built Brick and Stone Man6on, with Domestic Oxiach-honst4, two Six-stall Stables; and other apnro-- priate Out-ottices; Lawn, Gardens, and li:sh a FARM HOUSE, with Lahoorers Cot tagt, Barns, Stable*, Gram.iries, amul other Buildings, and suirlry Closes and Par , eels of rich Water 'Meadow, Pasture, Arable, :41.14.1 IiOWP LAND, the whole containing 7iI)A. 2R. Neale is situate about-four; miles from the City of New Sa. - 5' rn ,, , and four from the Town ofAweshury, in a delightful Vale on the River Aeon.—The Estate is hounded on the East he Ri r Arun, celebrated fur tine 'front amid other Fish; and U 1) toe West by the Wiltshire Downs, in tt Guth Sporting Country, well studies! with Game. ' ' • . Mr. Lee, the Tenant, will send a person to skew the Pro perty; tin& for further particulars, 'and to treat for the Pur. , chase, apply to Messrs. Webb and Attwood, Salisbin y.' 11C'771,14L1NG . -OFFiCE, J?lne'o; 115. riIHE COMd2 ISSItIIYFRS for VICTUALLING His. 2114JF,STY'S !'Y d:o hereby git , C. Notit'e, that en Friday next, the itithinstont, they trill beready to reecil3e Tenders in writing, sealed up,. and treat for ONE HUN DRED • TONS of COCOA; to be ansieeratle tu Samples of ?tot less than Two. Pounds Ireight each, •to be produced with the Tenders, to be deliveredin the space of a _Fortnight into his ltajestrir I'ictnalling Stores at Deptford; and to be paid for by Bills payable with Interest Ninety Days after date. . . _ , • The C , ”irlitions of Me Contracte viay be seen at the S'ec - te-- . tary s (eke. . _ . _ No regard will be had to any Fender 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 thc said Frid a y next, the 16th inst. 71VI, unless the Person who makes the Tentler, -or swine Person on his behalf, attends, to answer wlien called for. SOM ERS ETSH IR E. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, ACAPITA L in(l very Valt,:l6l l ± VII BEHOLD. sTATE, consisting . of a Alanu.r awl two must desi rable Grazing - . and Arable - FiirtW; - in a Ring-fence; advun tagcously situate in a rich Yale plentifully supplied with Wa- , ter, within live miles of four good Market Towns. The Ma-!, noriaLltight extends over 932 Acres (customary measure), more or less. • FARM, No. I, consists of Ole Ikranor raorkhouse, with snit ah!'e Rains, !least alls, Lo(l4e-house, Dove-house;trid.other convenient Erectio`,4s; - and it 7 Acres, (customary measure), more or less, of rich Grain ; asid Ara-, ble"Ln nd, n''ith a good -Orchard and supt riot - Fruit, and is 'IOW let to a respectable Tenant on Leasif t , for 5 ,or 9 years, .3 of which tel expire on Lady Day, I 16. • FARM, consists of a Favor-house, with cotrvenient Bitildin.,; - s, as above, _and 249 Acres (customary . measure), entire or less, of 'rich Grazing and Arable' Land, with two goon 0. chards in full beating, and will be -in kand at Ludy, Da, next. Coacties pass I hrough the Property,. to and from London. dilly. Part of the Parenase Mmicy may remain on NlortOge of car P,operty, to Jr paid by Instalments of 2i.;u01. a year,. with Intere.t. F:11 - ther.Partieu'.ac may be 11:;e1 by 'applying., personally•Or by !eit.r< most paid, to Me •srs. Irel4ll wyer, Solicitors, Siafde-inn, London, where a P:au ut the'Estate ;illy be seen • TOR_ riHIRE.-DESIRABLE RESIDENCE. TO BE SOLI) BY PRIVATE• CONTRACT, pill; t.., , :tinuithous MANSION, lately erected, vc.1,1 Ac, more - or less, of rich Meadow and Pasture 1.4,11111 eaded SWINNOW PARK, situated in a Gm: Sporting Comitry, near the Branham Hunt, distant oftont a mile from Wetnerny, seven fr,nn Harr,nvgate, mini twelve front York. The Huuse consists 'if a Breakfast Parlour, Dining-no and Drawing-room on the Ground Floor; tire good Bed-rooins and twu ./ressing-rooms on the First Floor; aid six Bed-I-Mimi amt•one Dressing-room on the Second Floor ; an excellent miienen supplied with Water, and every attached and rktactied Convenience. The Grounds ive: ad vantageously laid out; and the Kitchen Garden walled round and planted wit ti choice Fruit-trees; also a Hou-house, Green himse, and Aviary, good Staules, double Coach-house, and Ilarness-honse deiadted. The above , E'state is Freehold, Land-tax redeemed, pays .ft small Kodus in hen of Tithes, alio the'Owne, is entitied.to two Yews in the I,),irisli Church of ‘Vel het by. Immediate pas se,sioli may be had; also the Furniture, at a immoderate valaa tion, if desired. Particulars may be linown on application to Mr. „..iylor, Ta.va Clerk of iiitM.of it' Mr. J. %V. mu, Queen's spiare, Bloomsbury, London. N.B. If reqatocd, part of the Purchase-money may 'remain on Mortgage. If desired, more Land may be had to rent. This Day was published, price Is. Utl. 1E) R A GTICAL OBSERVATIONS on the TH.E.A.T.MEN r of GLEETS and STAtIC TURES of tl, URETHRA. By JOHN AITDREE, Me►nber of the Royal College of Surgeons, &c. 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Coliec thins, fray; lugs, Sc. and of their extraordinary disappearance. • Prefixed is a brief Liioglaphical Meutoir, by the Editor, • The Rev. 110BZ1.tT TWEDDELL, "Pause oo the toa) of hint who sleeps within, "Fancy's fond hope., ,and Learning's f, t e' r i;, - c hild, " ..\ccoinplished P.vtnot:LL."—ilay.gartlrs (ircecc. Printed fur J. 111;1A-wan ) No. 4, Ludzatr-street . , Lon' vv• OFL7CE OF ORDN.riNCE,,Oftry 23, T HE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of _Ms JESPY'S , ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice that Proposals will be received of their 02Fce, in Pall-hall, . on or before Trednesday, the 21st day of June nert,fro»; such Persons as nay be willingly undertake the ,Qll Pply of COAL, ' fur Service of (izis Depart»zent, for a period of One Year frYziz the let of Jai y. .•. . . The Coals mast be of the description denoniinated Adaii's Main, Ei4.llton Moor, or equal thereto in q uality ' yid ,t,'-ood ness, and will be regaired to be delivered free of ever?) rxpenve, except the King's Duty, either on shore or into vessels or erupt at any place in the River Thames; aid at Faversham'c or 'at any port or place in the River Medway; and also, at the port cf Littte Hampton,- in the . County of Sussex, as maa be required. • Farther'Partivul s ars, together with the Ternzs and Condi tions of the Contract, limy he known at the Secretary's Office, aforesaid, any 'day between. the lfours of TAll and Four o'Clock, where the Proposals Must be delivered, sealed up, and endorsed, "Proposal3' , for Coals,' but no Pro posal can be admitted after' the said 21st day of June, at Twelve o'Cloch 'at Noon of ,the same Day, neither will any Tender be noticed, unless the Party Making it, or an Agent in his behalf, shall attend. • , By Order of the Board, • I. II 'CREW, Sccretz&y. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, June .5, 1315, THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS _of His 3 - 1-94 JESTI"S ORDN_INCZ do hereby) give Notice,' That Propc:s.a.'s will be receircrl at their' Off cc irc Pilll-211a11;, on or tic lure Monday, the' iiith Instant, front such Persons as m , ry be g to an,lertae the Sapp!!! of TWO II UNDIA 'LOADS of t-1 E 'OAK' Tilstl3 1k; for Service of the Royal, Carriage Department at Irooloich: The 'Trees will be reqU:'red to cat Twelve Inehes square, Withbut srrp, Te?i Feet franc' the Batt, "and to be dfli?eredat Woolwich b.y the Contractor. 'Farther Particulars, te.getke,rwith thCTerms and Condi tions of the C.-intraCt,may , iie kni97:•?: at the Secretaq's Office, in Pall-Hall aforesaid, any Pay between the hours of 'Fen and Foar, o'clock, where the Proposals must be delivered, seJed up, and incic;rSed " Proposals - for 0* Timber;'' but 20 Proposal can be' admitted after the 19th instant, at Twelve o'Clock at Noon of the same day, neither will tarn/ TendC , lhe noticul, unless the Party makin' it, or en .dsreict in:his be half; shall attend. By Order of the Beard, • • It. CREW, Secretary. BARNETT GUEST, Clepoist, INVENTOR of the GUES, TONIAN MEDICINES, Nu. 9, Great Surrey-street, l'oer ot\Blackfriai_- Bridge; - • ITAVING resided there ,for the last Tweet--, One Years, during which time trpwards of-Three Thousand Patients' have been restored to perfect befilth by him after they have been admitted into -the London tals, when afilicted with the fdllowing complaints; and: after continuing there a reasonable time, were then returned from thence Without heing relieved, the truth of which can he proved by the books Of the - said Hospitals, .or front' the Pa tieots thems..hes, • two-thirds of .which reside in .Loodon ; gliat 'part of thein have been advertised in . the * London . Nespapers,:and London Magazines • for the- last -Twenty Years, consequently, if not correct, they would have been, most justly stigmatized by thus*, respectable Medical Gen tleinei that atteud"these charitable Institutions, as they had three powerful imbicenteitti -for it: In the first place because . 'it was a daty`whiaAhey 141'We:et - to the publie; . secondly, - it was". a duty they owed to themselves; and thirdly, their pride would have been so gratified itYconsequence of it, as to have rendered exposure irresistible. Yet surely, when it is 'con sidered that every respe c table Nledical must know that nearly ail the ~real midis in the healing art, * have been the result of Chyrnic,l researches, JIO one ofatiein can - wonder at the success, of the Gaestonian Medicines, the In vent,4 having been a practical Clomist.for the last fifty-eight years, do e , f Ohl Ilst ten years an Adv4tisement to the fill lowing.-effeet, way be seen in several London NeWspapers, which is likewise impressed on leis-sYnd.aws in letters of two inch depth, so that '' they, witi ell. run may toad.'' Aiedic e d Metudid, then, ,and now way at any time, without any ex • pe ase to themselves . or said poor patient, e:eperienee relief in lessAban one hpitri and in general pre cured in a reason able time, for the pelinanency of such en: SectthA oe Pa . tients now whose Case's hayo been long's - ince pulilished.—l 615. CO ItY ; AS ABOVE ALLUDED TO , Any Professional Gentlemen walking the London Hospitals_ for information, that are induced. by lanaitaTeilluerative Motives to study the happiness o f niAnkim!, by not only al most instantly freeing them- from the most -agonizing:Tains proceeding from the following Complaints, but likewise to 4cure. them in a reasonable'time, way, by bringing with them t h in e Patients afflicted as-under, which have een returned as being inchrahle from out- or wore of the said Hospitals, soon see that the salutary etheacy of - the GUESTONIAN ME DICINES i 3 such as to secure to them a speedy permanent, and extensive practice, these Chymical Preparations being sold to the Faculty the saute as any oilier Cht-mical Medicines in the nines or by the gallon. HOSPITAL CASES AS ABOVLALLUDED TO. Mercurial Riteomatisms proceeding front taleing Mercury to excess —Agues—Bilious 1 - lead-aches, and all descriptions of Bead - aches —Liver Coittplaims—Nervons, Asthmatic, and Constuurtive Swellings, or scrophulous largement,s of the Knees--..-Gaut-11.1renmatisin—Rheumatic Gout—Contractions or Weak liess pCoceeding from repeated paroxysms, of the Gnat-. Sprains—Bruises, &c. All Patients afflicted as al,ove,, may know in one hour if . th e y can he cured, for-if at that time they are not relieved, no cure can be expected truth them nor will they be sold by 8,-G. to such Patients'. The only time tar attendance •here is from nine to twelve e very day, te:aept Sunday. But in case:; of Tooth-ache, Face :.:he,' and Ear-ache, humanity induces hint to ler his Strvants attend sklch Patients frost ttiax tu .seveu., six fla; - . in the week. [PTtrcE ST,',7P.T.I*C;iI3-rfAi.-f`PENI,.Zi";.. PARLI ENT. Y PAPERS. • ABSTRACT OF IMPORTA‘NT AN; F.NTARI /?r attinurd regaltirlq.). BILL (¢s atnen;lerib:y the Coe niitiee); tr) Latis 7- " ;:s,rectimg'Paristi ..o s pi;rentitri% The Preamble JO ihis t ill sets forth die griei , - inbes that have •arisen from Pari,Th Offictrs-liin& jug poor children apprentiees to pelsOns rcSidlog. at a great d i istance trim the parkh, tbe part ntt being thereby deprived of the Oppnrtmov of knowing licixiv their children are treaied ;—like= the grieVatices that have ensued frt,tn thd practice of allowing the Masters of such anpren (ices to assign them to others, and thus readeritit-,i-:. Yin no avail the diseretion which ought to he ex; ercised by Magistrates in-placing - these apprentices :with suitable poksons; Abe ist_Chiuse enacts, that no Parish APpren- dee he bound out (if the saute, chanty, or at a greater distance than' 11 mik s . however pri,%ided, thlt nothing hi the A c t • shall prevent. children. frotki being I)....nind to their relatives nearer .in degree II;an first cousins nor shall the restriction of distance tAi . seti4 service. .The 2d Clause enacts, that where the person' • to whom the child is to he bound is iii 'a different, county, the Indentore• is to :je allowed 1)..;- . I;e0 • Justices cif thei - otrine into which the Apprentice is to be bound as well as by . two Justiees . of the County frond (('kith he a iS bound. - The 3d riovides that the•allOWarce. by county , Magistrates shall be valid in ‘iOwirs and . plases• b tig_an exclusive jurisdiction. T1ie . ,,40 Clause enacts, that no settlement shalt he gained mit of the aforesaidlimitS. Clause (A ) enacts, that a penalty of ten pound 3 shall be recove - red against. such Overseers ilsshall. be convicted in having bound Appr,ittices oot.of , 'the County and not within the distance- of forty The. next .Clause further enact(, that no Mastet shall require , his Apprentice to remove. beywid 40 miles from theplace ai here he is boun . (l ; and that in case of the Master's removal the' Apprentice is to be discharged or assigned to sonic other per son under'silnilar regulations. The next Clause cnacts, that the Ace. 32 Geo. shall be entoreed with rpspecl.,to:,the. assign iog Or aischarging'Apprentices being illegal, un less lone' by consent of the Justices, as :pecified in. the said'A'et, nitder penalty cif ten potmils. The reinaining Clan Bel relate to - •t he Mock'. of recovering the penalties, ,the forin of_convi e th, no and empowetil,g tlie,fus.tiee.i. _to amount of the,penaliies . -r-also, that perso is not paying . the penalties may be imprisoned, and that . , there is a power of appeal troop theJostices to the.-.. Qaartcl• Sei,sioos. "li;e•last Clause enacts, that. the power of -the Os'erseers may extend to the Chorch-wardens. [Whatever difference of opinion there may exist with respect to - the expediency of the _ P qor'Laws of England, anti whatever modifications-or! rations in them, - nay from time to time have been. rejected on suggestion, we have never heard .any' doubt started as to the utility of those admirabl-e institutions called Parish Schools, and the dispo sal of poor .children as apprentices; The Bill of which I..ve have given an abstrict above, contains such enactments as must entirely remove almost the only defects- which have crept into the manage ment and disposal of p l oor children sent out as Parish Apprentices. We consider the,passing of this Bill, and the infrOduction of that for the preservation of the health' and morals of Appren• I • tices at Mills and Factories, to be most signal ex ertions in the cause of philanthropy, reflecting eternal . honour on thosewhO have bronght them before the House, and on the Parliament which enacts them.] ESTIMATES of the CHAticz of the OFFICE of 001 NANCE (Land Service) fur (ilea Britai❑ and Ireland, for the Year 1815. Fro. the above accountit appears that the total of the estimate for 011D1,‘,AFtY Expences is 1,141,0451. ss. 10d. ' The total of the Extraordioaries is 2,246,9171. 'The .expen,e SerOces performed.by'the Oilier of Ord-- nance,•purs;lant to his Majesty's orders, and NOT proyided for tr . ,' Parliament, is, in 1513, 00,',911. 44.; and, in 1314, 51;040. Ss. Bd. ; tuathig the total oprot•ided for' 71,0371. 4s. 'food for Great Britain, 3,459,6001. Is. 10d. " • - For lard, - ,is D.—Amount for 1815, 432,1471.25. Unprovidea for of 1814,4;?,6731. 1 rs. 104. Grand Total for the [Suited Kingdom, 3;435,4211. Cd. CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY: &c. It appears ) ,-7rom7a return laid before the House Cominim3, that the money paid to the Univer sity of'Cumbridg'e-Pritifers, - as drawback of duty on paper printed by that University (hiring the last seven years, amounts to 13,0871. 7s. 6d. - The University of Oxford his received as dtairhaek, within the same length of time, 15,658/.'2s. 6d, The Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty have ben pleased, -as a Maik of their high appro bation, to present a superb-piemof Plate,of the value of -100 Guineas to Mr. JAMES KYD, Or Cal cutta, whose meritorionsThervices chiefly contri buted to the saving his Majesty's ship Semiramis, when she arrived at St. Helena in May last year, armi>st in a sinking'state. It'bears the folloning inscription : •" Presen ed by the Lords Conirnissioners of the Admiralty to Air. JAmus token of their approbation of his exer. tions in refitting his Majest.y.'s ship tieuiiraix}is at St. iia, ua , 1514." , . 11 tit ee ' r.•• tt' :3 . tt, ro .