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Tb:s Day Was published, • In Four Volumes, I 2mn. price. 4-ts. in boards, HISTORY of Mr..IOIO::D2CASTRO .;; i;rotlier BERT, commonly called QI,It The ;Niel iv v.iritten by JOHN MNI'HERS, tl:e Grave; by a NOLII3 Ci 7LEM:IN. Pr,inted for T. Whitehall, and may he had of all nooksuliers. On Wednesday, the Ist March will be published, THEATRE fIOYAL, - DRURY-LANE. FriliS PRESENT EVENINCL Feb. 25, their - Majesties' Servants will perform the Tragedy of HANILET, PRINCE OF DENMARK. , Hamlet, Mr.. Kean ; and Ophelia, Miss L. Kelly. 4.6 which will he added, for the first time, a New Musical Fqgce, in Two Acts, to be called • u lli e Characte rs by POOR Mr. M RELATIONS. unden, M. Philips, Mr. Kn;ght, (3xb and Miss P errY, Mr. Goole. attie, Mr. Hugh es , M rs .. Spa r ks, M rs. arlo we,. li.41()1111.NIonday, Town' and Conntry; Reuben Glenroy, Mr. TTHEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. HIS PRESENT EVENINU, Feb. 25,- will be perrormed the Play of THE STRANGER. ,estranger, Mr. Young-; and Mrs. Haller, Miss O'Neill. After which, the Musical Farce of , LOVE LAUGHS AT LOCKSMITHS. kir. Mathews ; and Lydia, Miss Matthews. Mwalay, Artaxerxes; w i t h T he Sl eep Walker, and the P an tomime. RINCE _LUCIEN BUONAPARTE's ficellt COLLECTIONof PICTURES is NOW OPEN to 7-" P BLC, and will be SOFA) by PRIVATE CONTRACT, _,lirirtuallv, at the NEV GALLERY, Go, PALL-MALL. 'it-lane One Shilling.—Deseriptire Catalogues, One anti s , • peace. ew Gallery Pall-Mall, adjoining the British CONTRACT FOIL OATS TO BE DELIVERED IN THE WEST INDIES. Commissary in Chief's Office, Feb. 24, 1815. UCIi Persons as arc 'desirous of Contracting, P'•-•7 with the Commissary in Chief to deliver OATS in the ,WEST INDIES, may receive Particulars of the Contracts at this Office between the Hours of Eleven and Five, and , deliver their 'Tenders, sealed up, and directed to the :Commissary in Chief, 'marking thereon , "Tender for 'Oats," on or before Tuesday, the.,7th ddy of March ; but none will he receive& after Twelve o'clock on that day, nor will any Proposal he noticed unless nrade on or. annexed to al printed' Particular, and the Prices inserted in Words 'at length; nor unless a Letter be subjoined to such Proposal, signed by two Persons of known. Property, engaging to,: ,become bound with the Party tendering, in the spm .ex pressed in the Particulars, for the due perform ance o f the Contract. 4; . . 14 BOCK ANII SURGI-CAL DISPENS.'IIt.Y.• •-' 4 Royal Fligliness the MIKE of YORK, P res id ent, an d . the following Committee of Gorernors . .. 41 .0f Egret - not - it , COI. W . J.Jottes, M. P. • Ittel of L e it r i m It. ." ;r6.111 Luclie, Esq. M. . Hon. B. She r id an, M . P. Col: 1 H. a Ctolements, 31 . . , P. p . 4u. C ut „ T.Barry-, M.P. Capt..). flay. Sunnt:cm, • FirliArr. Kiernan, Memb er of th e R o y a l College, Londt.m. E above' ESTAItLISHAIENT: unites the tr safety of ii vt7Burc iNsTrrunom, with a DclicaCy, a,17.:,)"7, to Secrecy, that belongs to private Practice . and, l• 'Ho its high Patrcinage, it 'is conducted by such P ' rofeS.. ' ' r i ) ,, L4l • l- Sl'iill and extensive Practice, that the worst Ca.-ie..; :of .. i i ' e 'le, as Strictures, D - ebilitv, Ulcerations, &C.' lioWever ..:,vrtetate or of longstanding perience a co:oplete Cure. 1 :' 1 _ 1 e i ll as that D erangement ' of the Generative Organs, Nl,t,'° impairs.th eConsiitutioon and shortens Life.: !. • ' ' at.,irs Krlerrnan may he consulted by , pattents Of both sexes, ii r d_ s I r' Are house, No. 21, LOwer tharlotte-stre . ct, Deft bf, ..i:"Pdl'e, Whtre the necessary Advice and Medicines will J4l, en, or sent to :my part of the United Kin; dent. 4-I,, ve t iP l V i slied price 3C - Pracfre;tl Obseri'ations on the t" it, ;,• r ,..;''', a ss ; sold by Sherwood and. Co. 20, Pa.ternostt!-- -*""Y H. tfi,,lll i - 21; Fleet-street: .... -........................ 2..._ ak e 4 , ;Co; • • . ... . . - ... .. . . . • LOTTERY OFFICE, SONIERSET-PLACI' n Feb. 23, 1815_ T HE COALIrISSION—EitS appointed for. ma naging the LOTTERIES do hereby give. Notice, That NIfiIIBERS of TICKETS and SILIRES in all preceding 55 . A ,,,, . . WILLIAM. B. mOuN"r . ArN,.. • _ Th e b`l-,f'-..CEN'S HEAD INN, Siiiiiv-ilitl, Inntilon, tween the hours of Text and -Three (holidays excepted) - . Th , `" Accommodation for Travellers,pood Beds, with their Registers of Benefits and Igaiii-7- . • Ife ")11435 . /ic4l ; °ll" .i 7 st t' t ici ! n t a. l° e _ 'r l . , s e ' s -a. , , nd n i t i u , ( e l- o , ‘r' , l l : e C .,,: li &' '' i. i. ''' ' ! e : ; ... t out , from : .And the COIMISSIONERS appointed for that purpose As- the Saracen' H 'arl lon Snow-Hill. will take in the BENEFIT TICKE'TS . i . if ,. the SECO , N ..b D et l , ,t) ee l:- 1 E j NI OUHI'II 7 1.1 N 1 -c 10\ Post - Cna.eit; . ' 611 . 1• ' TERY, 1814', on Thursday, the gd day of ...larch next, fi,idi.-s I .' , side s - . 1 - ,. e ;, • alnb ur.. , ei ery Afternoon,t brongh Porcliester;BlAnd ' 1 .• ts nu - . the liours.ofl'eu and. One n'Clocln wiivti the Ticse • ra Is , "at A 1,„„,,, .'n Andover • arrives at ‘Veyniouth next day,. 11:0,''erg411,.4.,Ssteihe Packets Sail to: Puertisi".y; Jersey, Cher- bered from Nit.` to No. 6000 inclusive, sill. he entered at one . ii.ip.,,,Lli)Sn - , 1 : 'aloe's. Frorn. Clierbourgh to Pairs is a , Seat ; and the Tickets numbered from No. 630 . 1 to Nu. I 000, q,,,,,,_',.":1 - 1To N • n :9 ,1 , the hest aiid cheapesttraVellingto Paris. .. ,win5;,..,,, r,* -- ,,,„, - ,, i „,.,, „;" je ,„ p,,,..,,,_, ; ea Ellstere6f bkri%r:!!"rnio,:;;ltt. ‘- eI ep Fit .p..o,st .( ,. !,och . a r. f ‘ r k i . ,nr y, Tiis . . e 'd:..) t • e s, , ....„ l _ , , .. •-; ' i r " , tER, p 1... airs° ctr , „4, , ..)r0rt,,1 , t •i ..e l•.) ~ ..i a , &-, . are to briwg•with - their 'f itlets, separate 'Lists for ea.. -...11 Seat; it th _ 'mouth, 11 . eyniouth, Dorchester, la :mums, , kt halfl. :".114 Saishitry, New Post Coach an-err Morning formed in nuinerical order, with the Names and AdditionS of Iltirt, nt„' - ' 8 , 4 - Six o'clo c k, shion g t a tiOnitei, Axminster, Brig- the Persons stated. therein,. which are, ohe instrted in the BOsT,n7(lr"ro; Basingstoke, and Bagsbut. dou,, ‘-'•‘, Spalding-,, Peterborough, Stilton and Hunting-. Certificates, as the Proprietors_ of the said Tickets, and the f,„• ni T r"' Royal mall Coact), sets out every Eveniug.--LCoaches 'Value - thereof. - . ti ,! ) °stori. to S'pilsby Louth G-imsby and Hull. . , itt • ' '—' " -, ' And the -said COMNIISSIONERS also give Notice,.. that (1,n,„„ , and BRISTOL Flying; P , st-Coache • through And for the value of the said Tickets will be ile ;,,s r icr`n_ltazo, ealuej and 1 1 1arlborough, every Afterno on ; lii•ered not on Monday, the 6th day of March next,after which 4, 44 4, • a! !q r. May's, the'Greyhoinid ruin Bath, and - the Lon- - the said Comnaissioners s will take in and enter Tickets on 1 / 1 ,.4.. 0 .:„ 1 ,‘,"0-. Thrimas-street, and - the Swan, Bristol, next Fridav, the ntst day of 111 arch, and deliver out Certificates ',.."2.4-•`--toaclies to jl. Bridg•ewater, Taunton, &e. r y s .. on Monday, the 3d day of April next. - ex e s at "el. Lrght C-Jacli, carted The Rockingham, sets Out • . . "-sad r is t ,;;' rni ng' at Erg ht o'clock; carries Four Insides- on ly, .The COMMISSIONERS also give further Notice, that Du shro,, • Fernarkably ease, with a Guard throughout. Passes ' plicate& of the Lists brought to this Office, tt'itli the Tickets bri3O“lStainfnrda Newark, Retford, Doncasterand I e'errv- at the time of entry, must be produced : when the Certificates ,„, 111 g4 .... t0 - at ls e G olden Linn, L eed , s • next das at 'Noon. Not- , are appli'ed for; and that Tickets broir•ht to thiS °thee, ailf owed ~ , the tinconnuon. ssp edition of this Coach, it ; - ""‘" I' - • is whose . Checks are torn or destroyed, will not be entered tsy, ne '); be the nmst agreeable and complete Public Con- . for Payment, without a Bond being . first given . ' to indemnify c ti„ e an .the North Road, being unequalled 'n accoMmo 1 the said Comntissioners for granting Certificates for the (•n hv any other. ENlikl, same. rii„ , ,,,._ `,, ' L ancaster, Preston, Kirhy-Lonsdale, Bolton, 1 Itn a ,, , ,-.*;l:.trri.skirk, and Garstang Post-Coaches, every After- TO THOMAS TAYLOR., EsQ.. ~.1 1,. ,..c . tve o'clock. Guarded. , No. il, New Iliidge-street, London. 115,.: S'-'°l•l7 I ''gig oxen, Gretna-Green, Annan, Domfries, 1 i\mhill 1.-' oven, .HONOURED SIR, Edinburgh, Mardi IS. Ann .., ~, ,,,T, I . nor , trhill, Saneohar,...kilis, caninock, Kingswell, I BEG leave to inform you, that ever since the 1 .,...;.2 . k . . N s , of seatland, C:antperdown Coach (Daily) ,1 year 17S9S, I had been afflicted with the Imes Venerea ; .., 1:-`".a.Ke.,41. eweastle and Edinburgh, new Coach, performed which, from its obstinately res:isting every course at medicine -4,ts.ix o,c.?rd,thiroughout, sets out every. Morning at half- prescribed by the most eminent of the liieulty here, and un - in,,, tnn ... 0 .-A, iy way of Newark, Itetford, l'atitnister, Dar- dergoing several severe coorses of salivation, and twice dis t."lkss-,_ ' 'Northalterton, DLit-ham, Morpetli, and Berwick. • charged from the Hospital with little relief, would appear to ::416:ny:ren,e.s fiudi 9-1: themselves fatigued front the length o f .he of -the most inveterate nature. In the spring of last year Ya may rest what time they please, and then Fro- my disorder had got to such a head, as nearly to put a period swa,,9,ll,;.withput any additional Fare. al. Clark, the. Black .to my existence—l had a large ulcer on the crown of my head, 5ca. ) ,; . , - ,.ney-street, york, runs Conches to Sunderland, Hull, , one on each arm, and my legs were.. broke out in a.trightfiil I,,,l,',r)Ltgliz W , lii . fliy, and other places. " : manner; my right WaS drenalfully painful, and had been to a tr,,,,,ii.,:,,pEN01,111 and IValsal new Post-Coach, every , state of ulceration for the last seven years ;my left had also -- 1 'K - f liP ' two large nodes on it, was very much discoloured, and gave 'very „ . 99E, P os t Coach,. t o carry four Insides, 'sets out . me such excruciating pain, particularly when warm in bed; 41.14;1:3kii fling. through Lutterwortb, High Cross Hincklev, as nearly to deprive me of rest ;in this lamentable state, I liv,riti‘.'..,le, Tannvortli, Litchfield, r liesthorp, i Alti:l ri t , Kuntsford, was recommended by Mr. J. Thompson, (who received so Nt.irthampton, and ititistable. great a cure by them here), to take your Leake's Patent Pills, , 1 11 2. t ( 1 , i ' ll i t ):1: 44-..,Pe t i fitli , and Whiteliaven, Post-Coach, goes which! I' began to do 9n the ego of May ;in the coarse of a porses, and a Guesil all the way! Passes tin - ough : fortnight I began to receive benefit—in little nu i n:e ha a , r,,,„„ ..IPpleby, GreatalniiLre, It-eintiond, Catteriek, month the ulcers on my head and arms were sound y healed 1-te,;(11 isabridge, Wetherbs-, Abet : bird; Doncaster, and Gran- soon after, the sores'on .my legs healed also ; leaving, how ..444.ltll(Trr,ie,arest way bv . lB Miles), sets out every ,Morning, ! ever, considerable aliseolouration in the skin an,/ pain in the '''ng•„, '," - 1 ... s the journey with the greatest facility. • hie , bone of the left, which, by tl . ie blessing of Go.d, 'subsided a little the.,,,.;.ne:tained on the [Load by business 'or pleasure, have . longer perseverance in your invaluable Medicine, subsided ; 'exi,r(7..,,`,.,141.1,ar advantage of their Seats being t ecured in the . the nodes dispers . ing, the skin" reiraining its natural hue, and Vv4N,'"", " • - II oft .—lthus 1. by the nocturnal pains gradina y going o . iecanie, (,Il',l'll'...LD Post-,Cosch, every Morning, at half-past your liberFl advice and medicine, perfectly tree from all my eilki!'- former complaints—have recovered my former spirits and I. 4 oth;; ; ','Elta Newport, Whitchurch, Tarporley, Nantwidt, strength, and ant . become jolly and fat, in which state having ir t ci ,..yna and Aliddlewieh, Post-Coach, every Evening, as continued many months to the astonishment of all Who knew 4 1.:N ina ,c 1,. • me, I am at n loss in what terms to express my gratitude, but ' l4l, ir n . 4-11 LAND, Stockton, and Yarm, i'lew Coacb; - es - cry Ibe yon, for the good of other suffering' mortals, toe, make, Ni,i ' i t a l .•-.!?' . ..t 0 the George Inn, •Sunderla nil. this my case as public as possible, as I shall on every occa -4(4IIII:2fIESTER., Witishiw, Cow-let - On N. 7 :. wcas t 1 e , Walsal, siou i. In so doing sort will 7catly oblige, , a, ' ; E1P,%,; 1 •:;,',',.. )1 _"Pl ml a l'ost-Coaeli, every Aft einem,. Guarded. Sir, your grateful, obedient very humble servant, Is 1,,,,;111!tY, Welling - ton and Shilfnal, Post-Coach, ALEX. MUILKER. I !.i - 5, ;;n 1 ., "• . e 01:11 ;des to tli s e I.3ritalittia, Shrewsbury, every Sminn's Close, Hit:ll-street. Edinburgh. 'l N - Itlei tt I : iv e "'chick, Guarded. Witnesses to the above core:— ''i-th ail :, 'LLD mid Rotherham Post-Coact', t•alled the Rock John Thonipson, No, a, New Poultry Market, Edinburg!. ; NOI--?•" y ery Moriiii • John NPlntosh Old Assembly Close, Edinburgh. f., -• i:1 , ii , l , , 'ts• , ele „:. • ON, Winchester, Alresford, and Alton Prepared and sold by ' the sole Proprietor, TLIONIAS TA V -41,„ri.ty Evening tkit,.` - .ANGli vv , ---• T , , • , I,OR, Member 'of 'the Royal College of Surgeons, at his er y Alna: . I Ise No 9 New Bridge-street, Boni:an; whet e after a . ; terciiry Post enact', wan a sanisrd, sets not . , •: a . _ more than AS . years, . a ? . ... N , -4. i,,,..,iiiosui, and reaches Bleiningliasu next day at constant residence of .IH . practice . pa i ti 4een', 1 , ;" l 'Y Oxf.rd. Enstott and Ship , tone, to the cularly directed to the cure dt . Venereal Complaints . and those f.,,l,ll,lt,l.N;;:etaiiill.ull-strea,t, and Castle but, Birmingham. incidental to the farts of Generation, with that inviolable arwiel- • nil I .amitertoti New Post seercy whish men of his profession should always observe in a , li, e, 1 et a i l l. il IV „I, d .I. . .., ,- - C" I•'It , ' 2' 1 1 . I.s • ' - such cases, he flatters hint elf the ' advice and iissistance he sai,, ," '''', Nor "-. lii, (l 4 !li ev e ,... t , l 'c' , ve, liowden, Thorny and Doncaster, Post- gratuitously administers to perons taking this Medicine, will Nn,, , eioriiiii- at. I,llf-psst six o'clock;to the Bull be esteetinal, by a discerning- Public, - as an advattage seldom t,1..1‘1.,LN;1';'.:1.,'L .:,lytoii-tlite, jinn ' , '. attainable, and void of all iimbiguity. • 1' ••:!...I,u-iii;:s•Ll)' Ware, Iliehlesdon, and Chesliunt Coach, 'Also sold, by his appointment, for the cOnvenienee of those u ,'• )1 11.- \ r ,- -, • - .' living at a distance, at the Perfumer's, No. :35, St. Allion s- O v ii t, 1i,,j 1 :: 4114 atitlEdio(oitoo 'Coach, Daily, at. Half-past street, Pall-mall ; the Toyslitip, No. lon, Oxford-street Mr. " cl '• P ' st •, -Ilan-past Four, and Half-past Seven Disborougles, No. 7, Fislistreet-hill ; Mr. Baxter's, South -I‘,-/ ti , ..,: t i .i.lA• NT 1, , bridge, Edinburgh; Mr. M‘Donald, Jeweller, -Glasgow; 1111. . ktii,- fri end. •-- A IOUNTA IN and Co. respeetfolk• acquaint Callwell's, Dublin ) , and by one person in everyconsiderable 1 , ,,, f , ii.,,,, i5 ,'011 . ,1 the Pullin., that thee will riot be. account- town in Great Britain and Irelniid,. In boxes of only 2s. 90, anti sealed ,up with toll and plain directions, 4 zi i i e hali n i, ,%•., "I inc,_ Parg;el, or Log.,:ritge, i`S:e. of more than cacti stamped, l ''' 1 ' 441 " '• " 1 "r ' if l ea •- ' 1 1 - e n teral as such wher e by persons, of either sex may cure. themseltes with .111 , t i r„,. - ~ i• (,I (...nagel., 1, ,s• ~, , .... , and safety. t 1 `414, jt ""lnuglv at. . the Saracini's"Pea , ; Inn, Snow- ease, speed, secii tY7 .., . . . ~.4,* p its , li. . ' N. B. Every ' E,s. s.ild in tareat-Ileitain is sealed up with a - - t d c e . ll ,'. , ,,l t ' '',F ( ''s and Parcel s are ho o l s ,d for ;tit 'lie. above stamp, on which, by favour of the Commissioners, is printed rv,,di s=atellett's New White kiorA! Ceila-r Cnach-Ofitce, at the Stamp Otlice—T. Taylor, No. 9, New Bridge-street, • Y. i to iniitata which is Felony, and all otheis are counterfeits,- . rt . :l4 E COMMISSIONERS for TIC TU.,I LL 'NG His MAJESTY'S NAVY do hereby wire Notice, That on T lutrsFlrrrl, the 9.t1 of Mari. neXt,- Mr. Reeks, - their Agent at ,Purtsinouth, will be ready to receive sealed Tenders and tri:at .. fi,r SEVEN HUNDRED QUARTERS, q f ENGLISH WHEAT (Tri4l2ing 564 poita.s per bushi.), and also for ONE THOUSAND QUARTERS qf CLOSE DRIED AMBER MALT, to be 'onswerabk to Samples that will be exhibited at his qll:ce, to be delitercd •in one Month and to be paid for by Bills 'payable with' Interest Ninety Days after date. ?o regard will be had in any Tender in which. the Price „shall not be inserted in words at length ; or that shall not ie delirer,d before Twelve o'Cluck On the said Thursday, the 2d of March next,. nor unless the Person wht; makes the Tender, or some Person on his Behalf, attends, to answer when called f4r. The Conditions of the Contratt may . he seen at the 17c- titalling-Ofiec at Portsinottth. .•: • EIARLEMAGNE; or,. The Church Deliver ed.--_lu Epic Poem, in•Twenty,four Cantos. - By LeciEN BUONAPARTE, • Member of the Institute of FrO)ce, &c. Tran dated into EngliAt Verse by the Rev. SAMUEL BUT- LER, D. D. and the Rev. FRANCIS HODGSON, A. Nl. Fifty C,lpies will be taken off on Royal Paper, fur which early applications arc requested. Printed for • Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pat ern oste r-Ro w. Of whom may be had, The Origihal French, in 2 vols. 4W. price 41. 4s. hoards, Second Edition. -This Day was published, price 3s. _•LET T L R tti' WILLIAM WILBER:. yFORCE, Esq. M. P. Vice President of the African litstitution, &c. &c. &c. contaning Iteerarits on O"r eit:irts of the Sierra Leone Company, and_African Institution : With Hints respecting the Means by which air klniversal Abolition of the slaye Trade atiglit h_e_carried into effect. By ROBERT THORPE, Esq. LLD. 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