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r - s ';• , ..,.-- . . ilrm)itit.7oB4.] Y. . THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. Tins PRESENVEVENING, A , Majesti es ' ! S ervants will perform May 20, their THE MERCHANT OF VENICE• 4 4100 k, •Mr. Kean; Bassani°, Miano, Wrench ; P ortia, Mrs. Bartley ; Jessir. Rae ; ca, Mrs. BlGratand. Mr. After which, th e Grand Musical Romance of . LODOISKA. The Princess Lodoiska, Miss L. Kelly. ........;.__-_, ::** ''' l 7 . FRE ROYAL, COVENT -GARDEN. T ins erfornied ITESENT EVENING, May 20, will be p ,I l ti VENICE PRESERVED. e . 'riss et . , Mr. Conway; Pierre, Mr. Barrymore; nelridera, O'Neill. • • .. A fter whi c h wII/ .be perforated; for the fourth time, a new Farce, caed THE FORTIMI II E OF WAR'. .141Tprincipal ,cherecters Mr. Abliptt, NT r . Bl anc h ar d , Dir. Jones, Mr. Mathews, Mr. Liston, M r s. D avenport, M i ss Its w Z e . ; Mrs. Gibbs. . , . V ar iooday, Alexander the Great; with The Fortune of , . tIOItvTtITRES EFFECTUALLY CURED. • .. • CTC)II. AI ILAN', ~ well known it) L9ndon , h ortou . 1 1 hig professional character for many years, has the r to.ne gitaintNobility and Gentry at large, that he ''' htely arrived froni Paris, where,.. by his application •and a,l, eXperience, he has discovered an infallible. ItliAltDY I f' "' ItiT l i tli!tES of what ever d escr i pt i on in both Sexes. any `l4sil person afflicted w ith such ' illness; and desirous. tii.be Y cured wi t h out danger at all, will b e p unc t ua ll y attend tdt° by a I'' . • t 1 • residence, No. 53, Foley-stre'et, .. , pp )(ri ft a . his . .- nl atill-etteet, from terailiclock in thc morning till two in the afternon, or if.. called to any place in town; letters, , 4t Paid, mill be attended to.. 55........,..._ .. A CO NSUMPTIONS CURED. ...___:_. PROPESSIONAL MAN, %vho through nu . extensive practice in the above Disease, has been so Intimate as to discover a MEDICINE that it an IN FALLI ti" CURE for CONSUMPTIONS; by which Medicine be kto cored many, when given over by eminent Physicians, and l ' ll.l ' .. in the last s t age of . a ' Consumption, attended with tr"14)1, npitting of blood, and :edematous swellings of the et Ike. Though the truth of this aslertion may be doubt -03:1,. the Advertistr is ha i! 4 ppy to sa that be has it in his wer to r e f er to tho , 4e he has cured, y, and When given over by !m" , orthe first Profe.simfal Men ; he therefore now pub kic:lY offers it to those who are lahunring under this afflicting L0cu;,,,,.. - !:..4m.ttert (post . paid) addressed for A. B. No. will a Zet- e'he-orr.t. New-lad, Mary-le-bone, London, have kle attention ; and where attendance is given every ,„....... ;... ..............2 L ' (-un daY excepted), from to to 12 in the forenoon. I ' ' WILLIAM B. 'MOUNTAIN, .I,ARACEN'S HEAD INN, Snow-l - litl, Louden, 'The licit Accommodation for 'Travellers, good Beds, , chuire Liquors, an d moderate Charg es. th e .ollorrintr hist Coaches, Mail Coaches, &c. set out frotu ~...p. ilie.Saraceu's Head InniSnow-Ilitl. W-21(NIOUTif UNION Post, Coach, four , Insids. every Afternoon, throng', Dorchester, Biand- Pt* tislisliury, Andover ; arrives at Weymouth next day, !tie !Paws beh•re the Packets sail to Guernsey, Jersey, Cher ,_aeurith unit St. ISlaloc's. Flom. Chethourgh to Paris is a lai4t d"ig4ti ni ItUali the h est a nd cheapest travellingto Paris , nitt.ci-rcom a , .. new tlegoot Post Coach, four Insides onl, 4e,,:p• Motility! nine u'eloclt, through Crawley, tlvegate, & c . ..e'Xit MR. i'lyn•sa,,th, Wtymniltit Dorchester, 'Falmouth. tirtmeuth, tutd gAli.hoey, New Po . st Coach every Morning" It half past. Six o'clock, through Honiton ,xtuinster, Ili id ,--nnettols-lilt(ll\rditri,ll,:tsingstoice, and Bagshut: ", -IPalcling P etetituroligh, Milton and Heinting troantli 11 . e . w Royal Mail Co ) ach, sets Out every Evening.—Coaches n i "adult to SpisbY, Louth, Grimsby, and Hull. re.. 8 . 4. e1t and BIIIS'TOI. Flying Post-Coaches, through `4".llPeohlim, Caine, and Nlai - lburough, every Afternoon ; la ir :r t :ve at Mr. Hay's, the e.:reyltound Inn, Bath. and the l ' n u" hh:Fat"ll, T holuas-street, ant the. Swan, Drit.tol, next TT,nig.—Coaclies to W,,115, Bridge Water, Taunton, &c. .....71',1 new Light Oriach, called The Itoekin,gbaip, sets mkt y Morning at • Eight o'clock; carries Four Insides mily, trollud goes renisukably easy, with a Guard throughout. Passes :dgtt Ugh. Stautforil, Iskwark, Itetford, Doncaster, awl . Perry ,to the ( ' old en Lion, Leeds: ll mM* day at Noon. Nut- Witlistondlng the unconlinon Expedition of this Coach, it is 'Cowed to he the most agreeatilo and complete Public Con .,...,,tlyrruee on the North Road, being u nequa ll ed in aticonlatli ' smolt i ~,,n .)Y kitty others c IDAL, Lancaster, Preston, • Kirby-Lotistlale, 'Balton, 11011eY) 01 IILSk c l ock. d Garstang Post-Coachcs, c.very A ft er rt, au r a, ` l - 1 tire o Guarded. th,-448G0W, Lougtown, Gretna-Green Annao, Dumfries', oa wil hiitt Thornhill, Satiquhar-Kiln, datimock, Kingswell, z, all Parts. of Scotland, Camperdown Coach (Daily) ~•11,9h- lit Newcastle and Edinburgh, new Coach, perforated rdtt-' . iy- Guard throughout, sots out eVery Morning at half ggtS-ilx ti clout, by way of Ne,wark, Retford, 'radeaster, Dar ",l, Northallertou, Durhnut, 1114n,petti, and Bet wick. ~.. utengers• findig- themselves 'fatigued front the length •of Spa!utt,botraoy %nay rest what time 1 hey plece4e, and then pro nt wltliont any ;Additional Fare. J. Clark, the Black 4, ~ c:tniey-street, York, runs Coaches to Sunderland, Hui!, .qtra o • , . tough, Whithv und other places. `4lllENOR'rli. 'awl Walsh! new Post-Coach, every Event', ti:.PLivrs.ipont Post COW), to carry four insides, sets out 1,0:. IST'Jaing,.through Lutterworth, High Cross, Llinclitey, ii“.l'4"lle, Llintworth, Litchfield,- Vilest [tory, Knutsford, c,1.1','011, Northampton, and l)it astable. .nl.ltila: .1.), •tt huh P4l t 1 ' , -, 11, 1 I , curd Wli't lilven Post-Coach, goes L in,ll,l r lotus, and a Guard. ;Ail e th ' e Way ' . Passes , through . Iliaro' ll ' APPIe4, Greatahr;.l4e, R•clirtiond, Latterali, tlik,-4'hlititt.T etherby, Alit rtord, Doncaster, and Gran ,,,,,i4 11e, nearast way by 18 Miles), sets oat every Morning, sci,e l .7 l . ,"entii tW journey with the .greatest facility. Pas . - rs t „' eelatuud on the Road by husirtoss or pleasure, bar c ..,,,.. xiViatctililbLr ath ltntage of their - Seats being 'secured in the WAlik FILLII• 1' • .........• ~t c . . 1 , 61x o'el c o - u•o , ev ery Morning, at half-past ~,titEtiTyn iv ~,,,,,, . t . , twmtt, Whitchurch, Tarporley, Na9twieb, .. e i , c 1( I li and Middlewich, Post-Coacht Ro.‘')A? ' every Evening, us Coach', every 44, 1 ti'"`Li.,AND, „ Stockton, snit Yarm, ne w /4 t i l t" t". ("'urge In Sunderland. d It li N, -31' ' S TEItt W' I n ) : .c ) tgleton, Newcastle, Walsal, 1418111,.14.',.(3"ittiptoti P ms t lY ' : I- Vets Afternrum. Guarded. itt -Vse"VSIIIIILY, ' W ° e ** ll' ~ttin' and: Stsitfual, Post-Coach, t _ ,tti riure of l ies, W t ln ". if• •i ll inia Shrewsbury, every T in., t - ~._ U the [I . 9 hi 1 ,..z., . t t. ix e o'clock , i ng:, i.t I i1..14) am! Rotherham Post-Coach, called the Rock ar. "•,,.. 401 ji ) 'Shit ting-. • Alton t Qa IL " I PTON, Winchester, Alresfcrrd, and uc.l), every I.:culling' au / kaNIINGIIAM Mercury Past Coach, with a Guard, sets t ji,„.eeery A fterndfiti, and reaches Dirminghom next day t _ le 6,17 n. I,4sses hy Ox Anti, Eitston and Shipstone, to I lilcil'4ll', Verso , Shill-street, and Castle I nns Ileu ' iti 4 .: ' i."II(4/1.>:t1, Warwiels and Leamiugtoo, New r, eve+ v .Nlortiing. ' Ilail l'ost c,,,,:!;1•(4, N',,rthcave,- llowden, Thorn; and Doncaster, Pos!.• m 4 1% ',lvry Nlitrifin; at half -111-1/!,!tin, Mvtini4;tite, Hull. past Six o'clock, to the Bull at ' 'VOW) w• • 11 thl -dim and Cheshunt Coach, ... i . .„,,, . . , . ate, o Lb / To `1 ,tllltllX. 1,, ii4LENII.INI st air 1 , (liontoo Coach, Daily, at. Mir-past e' . :l l ,',,,i i l a h n- ti,i , st Tw . ,), Bali-Last - Four, tut(' Hulf-past Serer' . - . th_..lLlAlil R. MOUNTAIN and Ca.-I;elPeetfidlY,",ll".nti.t. .4;‘,', Pt-lends aiiil the Public, that they ill not be acc o un t_ i t ' . e for ttny,..!pi.iik, 44 ,. /),,i. co , m i,„ tigugu , ,e. of Aumi . 1 ._ an,tepP„it,t,l'ileils' Valile,.illiise or il.iiiiagkrt, ll Hies e9tErc a '''-'• ' Ucti arae Nil / .pcmcuttlingly, at the S en 's Head Inn, Snow . ..ottinio, coe l l' Aiietigerturtuht p 4 te e i s an ? . linOleed for oil the :shove I, •"lUt I Jvcltuu'l New White horse Cclttr Goa() 11-othee, tccutill‘y, . . . THE , - ..0... k. . • •-• ~ .., -"' 4 i . . , a ' - . . . SAI'UItDAY, MAY 20, 1815. AirriPiciAL TEETH. APROFESSIONAL. GENT M LEAN having been long in the habit of using Artificial Teeth, . had his mind naturally turned to thevarions tittalities of the dif ferent kinds in use; order to determine the preference. He.fohndthatthose made of the Tv" of.the Sea-horse are very corruptible, arid apt to taint the Breath; human Teeth set4n:a frameare-little better, and liable to loosen in a short time. The Min era l P as t e T ee th ar e fr ee from these defects, but their opacity and de.aduess render them no teee!itioni • they. are 'discernible in' every wearer, and besides, .have a gong. tendency to lose, their polish and become bl4ch. He conceived, therefore. that if he could form ► snbstante pellucid, susceptible of various tinges, and of sufficient 'hard- Hest-to retain Vs colour and ponsk, it would be Fc p e riot to them all. A knowtedge of Chemistry has enabled him to suc ceed and bring it to perfection, so that his Teeth are a perfect Representation of Natural Teeth, with the advantage of Ito bibing.no moisture, and suffering no change frinn time. Mr. GEORGE SPENCE, Dentat6 his Majesty, 'at No. 17, Old flond-street, being convinced of their peculiar excellence, leas kindly taken them udder his p:it rotiagei ;• and the speci mens, which now may be seen at 163 house, will, the InventUr presumes, fully'establish their great superiority. 4 * * Mr. GEORGE SPElciet, t4t *how the foregoing Ad vertisement refers. deems it proper,to assure the 14tblic, that lie can fully vouch fur the truth of all that the Inventor "of this CintipusitiOn says in it's - Urvour, havint; seen many seta of .Teeth • formed of it, which had been worn several years, without the least inconvenience, or any alteration of colour, beside;* inntimerable Teeth of the same substance, fenm a sinee'rooth, to a coMplete How; and in no instance have they failed to prove wholly insusceptible of Taint, for any, length of time, in constint•wear, and Mr. G. S. can attest that they arc, is all respects, a fac-simile, in shape and co lour, of the adjoining reeth. EAST INDIA lIOUSX, May 12, ism COURT of DIRECTORS of-the UNIT- A.: .ED COMPANY of .MERCUANTS of -ENGLAND 'LIt.3.DING to .the EAST INPIES do hcreby give Notice, - That at the GENERAL COURT of the said COMPANY appointed to be held at their Flotte in Leadenhall.strert, on Friday the , ACtit inbt. the following Resolntim) of the Court of Diced Ors of the 4th ult. will be laid befui e them fur their approbation agreeably to -the 4th •brctiost of 'the tith chapter of the Ilie-laWg, viz. " That in consideration of the various acknowledßed and " valuable' services of Lieut.-Colonel %%TALKER, he he al " lowed on account of the loss he incurred is returning from " Ceylon to Bombay, and for short paymeat in . respeet to in " terest on the Arrears restored to hail as Political Resilient " at Bitroda, the sum of Boniboy Rupees '2U,000 in full of all " claims on any account whatever, and that the same :he " paid to Lieut.-Colonel Walker, in this.euuntry i lit the rate " of '2B. ad. the Rupee." Ann that the Papers relating to the case of Lieut.-Culonel Walker will be ready fur the perusal of the Proprietors at this House un Thursday next .the lath Instant, JAMES 1;6311, Secret:ll'Y. • ELBMENTS of GIi7,NE . ItAL K NOWLEDGE, ilitrodnutciry to . Useful BOuTh By the Iter:• H: KETT,. B. D. A New Edition, with Corrections and Additions, being the Eighth, of this Work, will be . published in a fet y days, in Two large Volumes Oetaro, priee - ia hoards' 11. 4s: by F. C. and J. ltniogtoii, No. 6.4 yt. PauFs Churt.h-yard. • !, • This Day ietts pdhlished, • Itt One• Volume, 4t0..-.eAnhellished•with POI-traits of Archbi 'shop Juxon, AtehhishoP Distvw, Archbishop loulter, Mr. Tow.pley, Mr. Bishop, and Mr. Cherrr, price 4 6liitloas iu • boards, dedicated; by.pertnission, to ttie Worshipful Com pany of Merchant-Taylors, . 9 • .4,1%.7.. -1111 E iIISTOItYpIAIERCHANT-TAYLOR's , , .tiCl-1001., icout iti Foundation to the present tirae.-- , In t Parts. J. Of its Founders; Patrons, Benefactors, and Wasters. 11. Of its priucipa) Stholars. . . •. _ . 13) tLK Iler. IL P. WILSON4.I).. Second Under-master. 5:',1 , 1 by F. C. and J. lliington, W. Otildge, d:'Hatchard,, L:nlington, Allen, and Co. and J. Aspertie, Condcitr; and 4. Cook, Oxford. • TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONT:;ACT, AAIost..ELIGIBLE ESTATE., in the Parish . of St. Neot's, in the Comity of fjuntingdon; consisting of a Capital Farm,. called \V INTERINCiIIAM, with conr.e !tient OnVhouses, and upwards of Five Hundred Acres of Land, late in the occupation of Mr. Flint.—Further Portico-. -Jars and price may be had hy. - appl)iog to Mr. G eorke Wade, Solicitor, Duniuow, Ess ex ; or Whitney, Bramp ton, near Ituntingdon.-I'64session of the Farm may be had Kt Michaelmarnext, or sooner, Oil completing the Purchase,. and halt the Purchase-money may remain ou 'Mortgage, for a limited period. ORDINAL GUEII.NSEY AND 3,4IiSEY I)4l.:Ketc— (ArMed and well manned), From SOUTHAMPTON every WM'. TIIE SPEUIDY PACKET, Captain JOHN. .nAzusi, will MIL on T f!EtiDAY I the •23d Instant, / for the :hand of - JERSEY, and the 1311.1 GENT, Captain JOIN GIWTT, (on the Old Establishment); theffiUßS... DAY' following, for the Island of GUERNSEY.. • The Packets to follow in turn are, the Rose, Captain Thomas Gruchy, and . the Hero; Captain George Valle, both for Jersey, in succession, every Tuesday, The Brilliant ) Captain and the ./Eolns, Cap tain• Thomas' Dotnaille, 'for Guernsey, every Thursday; SPe cessieely. Tlte. Packets are superior sailers, and measure from R 4 to 90 Tons and upwards have excellent accommodation for any number of Passengers, and will surely sail on the ap p!iinted days, as the-clearances will , be obtained the day pre. vtous to sailiag, that there may be no pv)ssible delay. • N. B. The Cornmanderi of the Packets HMV be spoke with at the Royal George . and Vine lons, near the Quay, South ampton. LOCK AND SU ItGre..l His Royal IliOiness the DUKE the following Cinnnatt Earl of Egremont Earl of Leitrim • . XL DISPE,NSAItY. i , ', of YORNI, President, and ee of Oovermirs .--, Col. W. 3•Jouvs ! M.P. Jo.bn Latooche, Esq. M. P. Col. I-IJ.Clemeots, 'M. P. Capt. J. flay: .• . Itt. Hon. It. 11. Sheridan, M. P. Hon. Coi. J. Barry, SuRnEOK, Mr. Kiernan, Member of the Royal College, London. THE above ESTABLISHMENT unites the Safety of a PUBLIC INSTITUTION!, With a Delicacy; Honour, and Secrecy, that belongs to Private'Penetice, added 'to its high Patronage, it . is conducted by such Profes sional Shill acid extensive Practice, that the. worst Cases of pisease, as Stilictures, Debility, Ulcerations, tie. however iuvet et ate or of long standing, eltpdrienee a complete Cure. as well as that Derangement of the Generative Organs, which impairs the Constitution and shortens Mr. Kiernan may. be consulted by Patients,of both sexes, at his private house, No, '2l, Lower Charlotte-street, Bed ford-square, where the necossary Advice and Medicines will be given, or sent to any part of the United Kiogthon. - dust published, price as. Practical Observations - on the .al)oeu Diseases ; sold by Sherwood and Co. 20, Paternoster. row, and by H. 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VALUABLE FREE OLD and • COPY H /LI) ESTATES, 11.1 . .)UN1 IT of Siliti.e.V, 14 rattles Iron/ L union, un the higa road to Brighton, Tithe Free, and LA , ,t1 2 1 . 3X redeenieu. I , ly iliyaf and'OCTITIVAITE, at the Bull's Head, Ewell, 011 Monday, the t.?9tn inst. at ..t:letun o'clock.. LOT 1.- E A FREEHOLD HOUSE. wi t h out -building, th Church-street, Ewell, in tenure of Mr. filed. Lot 2.—A I•'REEHOLt DWELLI:\Q•HOUSE, in Church street, with Out-buildings Yard, ond Ciarden, iu tenure of Mr. Chartuan. 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Everest, Esq..Epsum; at the Griffin Inn s Kingston ; • George, at, •Nlordeit ; King's -Arms, Croydon White Hot se, Dorking; Wheittsheaf, Tooting ; of Mr. N eale , Clean;; at the Offices of Mr. Kitchen, 19, Buckingham street, Adelphi; and of Hughes and Outhwaite, St. Paul's Church-yard, where a plan of the whole Estate may be seen. • MA f fitmoNY. ATARMAGE should tie the foundation pf .11., social happiness, which is often disturbed, through. • whien won 'secure ►to . • mestic blessing. People of every rank pay adoration to the shrine of wedlock ; but where the constitution 1)41 been tainted by disease, or debilitated by a certain habit contracted at :in early age, a renovation of stability previous to entering that state is indispensibly requisite to revive the slumbering sparks of !ife, and to re-animate the system. For no dis orders have tontriboted more essentially to destroy Hymeneal happiness then those which are the consequence orunguarded pleasnre. It was this consideration which induced alessrs. CURIE and CO. for these last ThirtY years, to direct their studies and attention exclusively to the treatment and cureof 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, brines ott those distressing DEMLITIES and DgFICIENe CIE:4 that prevent or embitter the Matriumnial'state. The successful result of their plan, gives theM additiunetardour to ofile'ise the ravages of these complaints, which are the most important in the catalogue of Wines' intirtnitles. It behoves every person who has indulged in this solitary lice to seek 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 uncontre , dieted facts. In professing the cure of these complaints, they hold tint no' inducement to vice; but, sensible, as all men : must be of the existence of such calamities, they otter their assistance as regularly educated Members of the _Royal Colleges of ' Surgeons , of London and Edinburgh. Slight and recent cases of Syphilitic infeetionoire radi cally cured iu the short space of two days. Those o f the most obstinate duration, such as - obstructions, Inve terate 'strictures, pains of the hones, gleets, &c. are pere eianildtly and speedily cured. Several Nolilemen and Gen tlemen of the first respectability have been under the care of Nle,see. Currie and Co. for the removal of complaints of the Urethra, Strictures, &c.; and having received a radical and permanent cure, request that references may be made to them as satisfactory evidences of the decided superiority of Messrs. Currie and Co.'s plan of teeatment. Many. of these •Geinlemen had strictures from ten to twenty years, and were • 'under the rare of Messrs. Home, Heaviside, and other Sur geniis of equal eminence, who attempted their cure by the application of the lunar caustic, without succees. - Messrs. Currie and Co. ha - re selected the following letter from the many they are daily receiving from Gentlemen, returning theta thanks fur their restoration to sound and vigorous health. It was sent to them unsolicited, from the sou of a Noble Earl, who had laboured under this distressing amid painful niolady for ten years :lie had been under the care of ser,ral Surgeons or professional eminence, node of whom afforded him permanent relief; but. truer the superior me thod of treatment adopted and pursued by Messrs. Currie and Co. he received a radical cure its the short space of one mtinth " May 9.8, 1810. " Tu Dr. CURRIE, 107, Hatton-garden. " Lord --- feels great Pleasure in counnunicating 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 inaify years enjoyed so mach comfort and freedbin from pain ; and he entertrii!..,_tio doubt of his having obtained, through his skill and attention, a perfect and radical cure of that horrid com pl.iiut...the was not a stranger to the manner that others treated the eutuplaint, he has it in his power, front a fair trial and a just comparison, to-pay that tribute of applause to Dr. Currie which he sensibly feels, and Shall ever be must ready and 'willing to acknowledge." By an early application to Mhssrs. Currie and Co. theitt* tient will escape the pain, sianger, and expellee •f a long anit tedious attendance'upon less experienced practii,ouers. MARRIED WOMEN, who have long teen disappointed iit their expectations of a family, may be assured that in most in stances such defects are Curable by medical skill; and altt t io a tit,:h. the removal of such impediments bu an object of 1(.01 b y gratiu/1 progress of renovation, is the acquire= espdrience.. c onsulted d by patients of uncertainty with others, yet the cure of such defefitso, at their: Messrs. Cbrrie and Co. may be iiir at their seated. ecteo , and front , either Sex, witlt•tlie greatist s No.• :07 Hattog- garden. . the particulars of their Patients in the a CsiuntrY , . ,lo4 " In g living, -inch , c '" °, a g e * " : " I o f mode will given ousaat.to any patt vise mid Medicines, the same 4 ing - a retuittooee for Ad of the No. 107, flatten -gar