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4 , 7* p :~~~ SIT WEDNESDAY, AUGUST. Iv, 1815. a a• litraVinta 7159.] 41AI R . WEST'r, 131C1)RES-.CHRISToittIItT .,-ILINJEGe,I:EI) h . is ' SECOND PIC Lt2RE o h citt e t'lXi ox ( I ) . t. the TL,NIPLE,- and the DESIGN of te I- T-11 44 mi p 1 - . UR SAVIOUR, vitt, several SKETCHES,. 1, ok i ,, .), oholow at No 1-2" l' XL' MII L Rear Carhop ,.. . , ~1 1. , p . 4. . a, ~..,-.. , Ted• , __ .., . -6 t ill S' •. " Y SilcitiavS eXce ,tiNi) frOna in the INli.ta IX olthe Exehluk ' . • BY Order , . CIIIRLES SMART; Secretary.. ,N...,,........._ , . ~ 4.. • • UIAPITAL PEDI-kr,IIAIIP, good as nevv' t Tr4veli mg Erat , cost S y ? a Horizontal Six Octare Grand I llno a _ a: Isei Pia n 0441, cost 95 G'uitt..as, for 75 Goin,as , r 1 (I ‘'lt(itikiFort, Shop price 13 Guineas, for Ss Guineas , It k iv I" Pew. h" Seen at J. Watleti'•, No. 5, Leicester Place, London. Tc'the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA, STOCK.. taniES Atib ciENTLEM lIE ELECTION of a DIttEC'VOR to snp• JL ply the VACANCY ;wide: in your COi , wr of DI RECTORS by the death of the late respected Member of it, Mr. ItOtiERT CL.P.RK, being fixed for Wednesday:the Ifith In4tant, I beg leave respectfully, but eatuestly, to SOLICY,r your SUFFRAGES on that 1)4 in my Favour. . • 1 have the hoii.oir to be, with great Re , pett, - • Ladies and Gentlemen, Your faithful humble Servant, 52, Berners-Stmet. Aug,. 11. RICHARD PARRY. MILLARD'S IMPERIAL; CLOTU. BY HIS 4AJESTIPS ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.. TV.-VrERLOO SUBS7lp r il n . I° 2 l% :th June, 1815. kr the GE4illoAf MEETING /L4onao t t eitelit;teylvd, ~ That a General' Sub i s e c t r , i e i t io o n f o t f h e a _ ra t , l: iii 3 fl i li e h i ! r f , "r . the special Relief thea i w.untltd Sufferers ot . the I t !I liNtl ...'le ‘ ti_silled, and 0 i1,E1,11-"c,t‘.1,!...1N Older th e Citthwand of the illustrioes 11 • - • Of . Waterloo, and in , 4 ' l \iN ,in the signal . 'c'-' I Y ~ - „ : ,5,,,,5, ,l':,l,,illtt,le, ~f th e 1".""I LanT i d t ' t 4 : . t o . Westminster, th'''thw'rk.:l)°l:lllser ' iP ' ' ' i°''s a l re CTi a s k, o;, Li „ rpol, Nlan li•ttr, p ia ... ki, r, , ,lF . llurg 1, , •• tle t , „,. •ftl..glia:u. Bristol, ISoit,ha7lititon, f I F rire. and, are ,:•r•, d ','"d oth er ( hie s and Towns n. 'tie Au : . , Leeds, Fork, . e t i ti , d e li l e, o l . l in the Eastern and Western Colonies and De ititr7htht Licenc f 0 Kim's ,' Letter granted by the Auth... 'ti f I , he ,Prin e n ll 'e t in 8 the A ' rChbishops, Collections '4 ) 4'. 41;74''ing u nder;l e i n ei; d t i ° rectio •, by the fslergy, of r:litilli'e ,k:lititlf,relP',ons ,in their Churches h and ll4 ) l -r I i ' B I.S h q , ARMY, iZ,e(ts ihueicoStlilifferers at Waterloo, l o r t tl t t e he Duke of AVE , - tlttit,,l‘t).;) ajaall'id of oof the - 111.1 r 1S ' S ' 1A:s: ARMY, under the iik,ii-th_l°f Field-larshal Prince BLUCEIER. ofSabscriptionsalreadj advertised,,C.llo,42o Bs. Od it,, 1 . Furth er Subscriptions : Thrd "I t • s Wr g i ht' L. a. I . Ydoi l RectaPrquce :* V,, , e11, - ariq hg • at; l ' liiitlt; ii t Y ) tl y e, Ate,,,, °f the rtse.ye, ct,,L:.lintlroc‘k \ 83 8s 2 i)„,,.;`,,n„ti,,,,r l i ' tj,,,lttelt Ri,',4,411 W4re Inuw 7 ° 1.1 41 t e ',Folk. ti!th4" P arisi, ' • 1 1 V. by t , , 01It.- : (lark, .e Itr.E, itl ian . , ' Bis 6 t 4 1 tth,s6des --. 2 .1 8 - o 5 4i:1! - erir !Z . " - k ,, ll ,l l ti t4 r Zi , e , r na. 7 s.,ir s !4 ,1 . Co. , il , ra hu .! O•a"rt• 10 10 tit 11. 41) cir ou ?,:ter „f kt v , 1 " 11' IP • 4 1,41; 't:eha;ci ~l'3'stliart. 5 - 5 4,4,1.411,,s u ' l u'rts 5 . (-) h i I ,ort i t ' Bt co. 10 i tc, , - " ., , ,v ii 1); 2l -0 Lii,.P'za T)ati•er 10 I 0 ~,iii-.4rt Ki.-,„., e, > .. _ ~,, s 11y'8.,.., "'-••• ' ~ths4 jii,,ki•ttatiiiaan, 1 4 .: ;4,„•,:, ? , , -- Ilf o ti.sn c i• t4 , dkl.,,itti.tid PrYt - 5 ,\ tti611, 411,7 , , . , 5 5 ;. t „.... • wicusig 4 ,•••itit. qin.,,,,,-.---- L•iliikli-•'.'t n& Arit I lut ro tus. , • ot t r t it , A t e . 44744 J,4rBlsdaile & Co. thi:'''• at. n i ll a ,;__by the hri,';Sity ,a.r 5 Is t 1 4 (1, 0 3 by ti ,(,',.- 40 1 leell ot , it rice, 4 1tv • • 3 1 , ~ •(1 tut,. e h ' " " /4 • u° Atuie 5 0 t lt,, ' , p ti 'lkii 11 ' 11 . C„ - . " i,,,1„", "flirrdielmil. 'll e ,. 'l '''&lli te ' „ fe • IN, q . , t „ 10 0 . 1.1; - i it : ut ~) tot.; , ..ao i. i t , L, %bt,,,, ` .kto, ~nson,of kin 41i,ittit:Ch,sleh.111 i lea_ , , 1 . . kti74().4lt:ll:_l"lt.atiolis 4 . :)1 Notice of Subscriptiors ar t e v ic o, , ev,„Oi hi lv I'4; 4,lCiteSti tu the Conattittee at tit, (i . t ~i ..... rr s , , . l'it,trPitilts are received at Lloyd's; at trii, City of Lon- ! 1 411, 4 ) 4441 by all the Bankers of the Met roliiilis. itgiut. J. P. WELSFORD, S ecretary. S 5 1 1 Parish of Walford, He refordshire, after a L. s. Sermon by the Rev. 'l'. D. 'Foshraolie 2 3 Collection at Woolas- Aon. and Abington Churches, Glouccs tershire, by the ri,er. Charles Bryan. - 12 5 Additional Suficriiition froni . 'tile Parish of Walford, in Bete fordshire Parish of Dajibury Collectioil it 1-la;ile3', 5 a 5 5 S 22 6 7 15 5 0 by the Re►erend .J. fmrner - 28 12 6 At Willis, i'erciial,&Co. Li.Ut.-G4•n. A. Wood to 0 •t. L. Andr4& Sons, 52 to Mrs.dutiith Woolley 10 10 John Rigg - 10 10 Mrs. Bastard 10 10 At Smith, Payne, 84 .16hnUracrolt,oilikk - thorn, Lineolushite 41 0 The Derby al True Bine. CIII - 105 Kirk, Fiercm.. nri 6 6t 31 10 Jettritt. '':..lker 44 5 itchn Ne'llerc,.tv, of At I,lopt's. Charleslia?dwinititidge- 5 5 wet-4 lO 10 I .iichoodey & Harrison 21 0 Hyde (lark, Grafton- street - •• 20 0 Geo.Pyemont,Pontefruct, per - ,l.Dernson & Co. 5 0 G. Bick ne ll 10 10- Sir H. I(u , sell 21 0 DechetChoreb,Bucks, by the Rev. Isaac : o.‘sset, Vicar -- Joseph Pearson - Rear-Admiral Taylor (the saine sum paid at Greenwich) "- Miss Tayior (also a centewrq pas tie lin, wais en posstsdant - tons )es agt4rnens ' et qni rend inutile l'usnge_cle 45 es 6 5 il 5 0 TIIE Nobility, Aler'cliants, and the. Public, are respectfullyinfornied, the Above - CLOTH is adapt,- (.1 .for the various purposes of Family use, for Shirtiim, for SlieFting, Vhildrens' wear, Slips, &c. used for thieipitiqmse of Linen J it surpasses every other Cloth its primary (pit lity,• Conduciveness to health, which it prorriote mates, hy.protecting without- increasing. the native :varnitti cc, in the hottest season, and -ttAllly prtbventaig t va rious ills tsar arise from beings idtlen!y cuilled atti-r tiding or other active excre-ise. It nevir illitithes the damp at inosr &Jere t.ither sea or land ; its economy and n ia • A bility i s very F reat, and its beauty in appearance ,•eculiar. AsSheet ing, it equally surpasses every other Cloth fur co%: - ort trod appearance, as well as being 2-sthi or nearly half the price, as if a. tine. *dee Nheeting is_ to be purchased a: 7 , . to! per yard ; this heitig only 4s. lid. of eval'iine•k,,i, a saving of Ss. per yard, in addition to its pt.eillihr roinfort, and so in prciporti..o for the other widths and qualities. It is Sold duly stampril, WI: .entoe,Cases, con taining from 30 to 9 pieces cacti, tot Exikyv,nion ; and hy the piece of 45 to .5 yards, from 2s. to ss. J. per yard, at the EAsT INDIA IV AREHOIISES, Nu. le. — licapside, anti at no other house in row,, or Country, anti :lie Puhiic are particularly cautiolfed vainst l.linatiuns.—t 3 r:ers with 're 7 niittance , icecuted as if the parties sv, re preseni'.:—The White Chints for Ladies' Dresses toa . , , neobta.:ried as above, from Two to Four Guineas each piece. • Till! Day was piiblislied, price FiVe Shilliu s, HINTS reg,iniitie the A(iltICII L 1 . 1./R AL wrau of toe NE'tkIERLANDS, cioupared - %vial Alta! of Great Britain; and sotne•Obsereations on the Means of diminishing the Expellee •if growing Corn ; of PREVENT ING the MILDEW in WttEAT, - Ilie !tar iu SHEK:P and the int:oduction of other Improvements into British Agriculture . by . the Rightllon. StrJOHN SINCLAIR., Bart. Loudon : Sold b' G. and W. Nico:, ; [larding, St. Jaines's-street ; :••lierwootl and Co. - Paiernoster-rOw I and Constable and Co.. , Subscrii,tion aiGreen- • wichl 0 Devie Rube-Awn • lo Nl'4l'l?-ti • ° l se 1,.L0V1 ERY ' . 1)1 : olily. 5,000 Tickets !: T A "Y T i v n„ 9 4 t h THOT'sXNIco) MI-41'ST, ntains a Gland Prize ot POPDS. I . -.4' 3 3 0 00 (iITINEAS in GOLD. 1 2 ...., f. - SCHEME. i • • 1.5..,. ....•• ........ k. 20.000... .. is. ~ 10,000 .4. 2 1 0 (2 , , 0 ? 0 0 O 0 : s. •• • • ...... 4 2 4,. .. • .: • •••• ..... ....zOOO • 4: .• • ... :: • • ... . ... - 500 1,01.0 . 400 1,2 , O `•... ' • ...... 1• ''•.., • •'' I. ... ... 300 tfio f :,0 " a .... • " 3, ,k . , ...... . . 100 4OO Ital -4:....•' " • ...... . 50 250 i 1 , •," • • •,500 ‹_ 1114. 11 0 '''" B lanks .... 10 each 1 Qt I,;'` 's • • tit.' 2 o 6 tV ii i , ' 4 ° will ' • • ~ bb i ...is 4,0 ,receive L. 10,000 niore, making L. 50, 0 10 0. .. i ' } ' Ili ti 'tJ( K, v hiIARES are oti Sale by IcICH AR D • ) - .N , ),: 4 *t '; fli l (:o• Contractors for the present toitterY, li •ltv, rj 'd i ii', CC/RINI-111A, an I Cll Xi' iNO47ItOSS. s , here " 4,` ; ' , ( ';l:r t e ," last Lott-tv, ll ' i 72 Xi' 1M of r,.20,000, in ." Ni,l,-,"'"l' No: 6 41/2 E:Guiden Prize of 1,000 Gui ,ares. ' ' ' . . This Day was published, • In One Volume i .Bvo...price I Lis. in Boards, TREATNE on the DISEASES of AR- Ti.,RIES anti VEINS; eolitainiiie the Pathology and Treatment of Aneurisms Wounded Arteries. By JOsEPH HODGSON, Mesuber of -the -11-yal College •,,f Surgeons in London. Also by the salve, our vol. 4to price 11 s. iu boards, Engravings„ :are, I .auied with Explanations, intended to ill u str a t e of the Diseases of Arteries. Leiiido•i: Printed for Thomas riiderwOod, 32, Fleet-street ; Ai'aza clack, Kdbiburgh ; J. Smith and Son, Glasgow; and r ioni lig, Dublin. • This Day was ruilalished, in 3 vols. c?nio. price 1.5 g: T HE FAiNIILY E q*A'l . E ; or, LOS I' awl - • - WON. A Nov 1. By Mrs. ROSS, Author .of -" lire Cotrins," " lvpso," " St ranzers of Li.idenfeldt," Printed for A. K. Newman, Co. Leadettliall-street. The following will be poolished this A•ituino. Husband Hunters, •by tiro Author of- Montrei;he ; or Peer of Scotia id, a vols. Diurn 11 Events or, The Antipodes to Rqinince. by the Author ut The Saiior and Soldier 130, 4 v , ds. Matilda and Nlalek Adliiil, by Mad. Cottin, Tillr,l Edition, • 4 vols. .- . . . . Elizabeth de Mowbray; or, The Heir of Douglas,' a Ito= manue, 4 ‘ols. - - , Earlv Feuds ; or,, Fortune's Fri: e , :, A Novel, a vols. - BA;Whieli; or, Doalevic o.•corre,ie , s., by the same .Ati thor, se . cond Edition, 2 col-. Itoulautie Facts; of, ‘t hich is his Wife, 4 vols. For .BEAUTIFYING .also Cleaning and, ercwring it. Kx - ritAi7 r ,f itO.;Z;," ny D A • t rip COltivators- ri roweri, and Distillers to - . floral II ighoess the Prince Regent. 1-IIS Elegant Ektract is- pieplred with Roses, from . Which it. derives astri- , gunt properties. gives strength and beaus v ti') the !lair, and nu i.art.s to it the delicate fr',igranee of those Flowers. flair wa'Shed \kith the Extr .ct?incomes ple,iSillKly-soft, bright, and luxuriant in its growth; a,d • flair th.it has be6l made harsh. and is turni-g grey by the -using- of ardent spirits; Or other fl i,roper preparations to clean it, will soon'ho restored to its natural colour, brilliancy, - and beauty, by -a few appli' cations of the F.:,,C.FRAC,,f of 110.SgS,..svhch is only to be pur chased in London of P.IVIIt itIGGE. and SON, No. 35, Nes i v Bond-street. Price - 51. and 3s. - L. 50,000 HALLANI'S PILLS. The hest Preparation for Indi.estiort;.Uiddiqess in the Fib!, and the i'l elects of r Inteikerance, that has ever' i• commended: rirticx are the ritost cheap and -etfechnal Re „IL - medy in - complaints, whether arising from a weah or demi - wed action of stomach. from colds, whereby the . sevreiort of bile ‘s obstructed ; or from excess in eating or drinting, wherein the bile is rendered acrid and corrosive, and rte.irtTated to the stomach, causing sickness, jaundice, winds indigestion, &c. Their opixation is very gentle and2safe, never gripis , g; a most esculent rein,fiy for relieving those troubled with - thu pi;cs; in habitual co stiveness, state of the bowels, sick and als during pregnancy they may be taken wit) singular good effect. Price Vs. 9d. per box, duty included. Sold by Shaw and Edwards, Gti, Si. Paul's, London. RY. • His KO 1 Highness the DUKE of. YORK, President, d LOCK AND SURGICAI,DISPENSA Sa - C 'tt .e of Gorernorg..— the following 'Rua" t au - Col. W. J. Jams, M. P. Earl of Egremont ' 0 'l , , . t . -.. 1 —'•'----...._____-______________ ' 4 111 . 1 ' IN( ( M. P. ls• li" - 1 , , - ".•,...\ :'I.,E sl . ttLss. I - 1(i - • • / 'NAND Kt. Hon. It. B. • B Sheridatt, M. I'. Col. H. Clements, • Jo.hn Latoitche, Esq. M.P. Capt. J. Hai. '' Oi l 8i• - S o l d ., , POUND PRIZES Shared and 119 n: Col. J. Barry, M.P. t n.,: , :19... uy Vt EBB viz: SURGEON, • ,q,ltt,r and let August. ... Lso,ooo 1 -• ile _ ,4, ii tlie last Mr. Kiernan, Member of the iiii Twel t s• • (10 i e • oiler:it lis,-(being the only One A • Lott II') 1 rill-1E above ESTABLISVIAIENI unites the PUBLIC INTsTauTioN, with . a Delicacy, -tsit4,. .PlO GOO • , rwr, i t tt: ' ‘'. • cv, that belongs to Private Practice, and, _ ' Pri z. lhi(r ni , s•.: “!, and Eight Sixteenths, (being H ono ur, and 11' . 414111::".1')Yaw." 13t1 ' - .' 1 Safety of a wi t . , s o f 1000 ,.1 ~t i,in that Lottery), ' 'S ".chT'aironage, it -is conducted by such PrOfes ' 411, , I ' 4004 •&C. - and one of 1000 Guineas in sional Skill and' exte . . nsive Practice, that the worst Cases of Qi, 1at1,14.„,,, G9lii, 7 , • &c. however Strictures, Debility, Ulcerations, , Disea‘e, as .. , added to its i ..4 s tints ' ' complete Lure.. ‘‘,„ g„ te. " tI. ortunatt Office, N0'..17, Lud- inveteiate or of longstanding, experience a 4 ' - 1 .1,1i1i . ' , reel, near St. Paul's;it of the, C;;eni , rative Organ., 1' 4 11; Ai - iii feels tl 1 • 1 •. I , ty . x., )iit t i w. ~ le lig ivst s : atisfact•imi in ' 2 ;1 1 well Cl i both r I may be consulted by Patients of sexes, I) :41 t . i; I N tts;l,, i i , tre above hit-too:de events, Anil confi *ti,;llU) n ie : , )11 1c 0 i" le s ylies of Ci , oil Loch, which 11.13'M- • No. 21, Lower Charlotte-street, Be.d -i re the necessary Advice and Medicines will ~I,"tly,"Pl, t k,t , ..) cr iii, will ccilitintie uninterrupted, hod ford-stiitare, u - . atNhlir; p h r i .i e va i t i c ai i,il,,,i i . e., oy part of the United King(l•iiii.. vy tz e rm,,,utivit,,l'ing Lotery its success ••11-v ' I be given, or' sent to t ).•:, Li :,',! 1.4y1-1!1',,: ‘ , IA i a1.,,n be pre- ~This Day vas published, d Edition of a Pratticall'reatiie on the. -, ti •C -,, ,en i1l -.-nz of 01-1-,ir; 00 - 0 Tickets,with a Grand a ~r twiiki and Improvc ' Sald by" Sherwood 11 NI I'kSil "d 3'o 0 0 ' 1 . '-' • A' 11 and Son, 174 Fleet. ' Ltio, t t! I , AY, 'zit' .6' 1,111 " % in Guld - w'll 4 ' ' and Co .2o, P•iternoster,zow ; I-- ig ies , , ta , , ' 'Hof, 0 „, , t Is MONI-H. Co. " 4 teet " '" • I 'utreet -; Calltivi', •,,rovi rt- I ueor bt. Paul's, svlitts. OFFICE OF PICE, ;14. 7,1815. T Ur-PR I NCIPAL bFFICERS of his JES7'Y'S ORD.KIATCE da hereby give Notice; that Proposals will' be received at theii- (Vice in Putt..l:Mg, on . or beAre Trednesday?re 9.3 d day of ;iugast instant, front such Persons as way Le willing to undertahe the Supply if COPPER lIC,CiPS'for Service of this Departmentifr a pe,..:,ad of One Year. ; . Patterns of the drticles may be viewed, upon application at Me principal Storeiecper'!' of/ice ix the *wer; _and Farther Particulars, JO - ether, With the reraz,c Conditions of the Contract, nu' he kno , rn at Else Secretary's Qijice in aforesaid,, ano day between the ',Flonrs "Of Ten will Four ,'Clock, where the Proposals VAst he delivered sealed up, and t-islOrsed " Proßoal4 for Copper -I - 1003 ;" but PI:oposal ran be tsdmitted after the said ‘23d of Aegusi aZ - 7' 'ye o'Cloc.!z at .yoon of the sass day, neither will any fender be notice /, unless ?he Party niahing it, or an ikent . , in his t:;lixff, shall attend. By Onter of the ,Boai-d, • IL If. CR r T,1 7 , SeiTetary. .8110 AD- NI :.\ t :t:E, Near Doke f-I - ESTER. • . • • TO .1W SOU). BY NucTroN,• •• •,• -. R 5 T. (717 RM E, on Saturday, the lath of Septeuilnit, lElls', at the A welope Inn, Dorchester, at Fou o ' clock, : - subject to ti l e Conditions to he then producestrlnd together.- or in''mts, as may he declared be the Venders at, the time of Saki,. - ' . A LL that i'cry . 1 - )sir - t.thte EsTy'ra Late the 11. -, y, rty of Mr- WILLIAM SAM WAYS„. deceased, si toste at the • adMired Village of llroaciMayne,, in- - the. County of 'l O ,-,et, containing alipt 64 Acre`s Statute measure, of Ar , ,ble. and about 77 A res, Stilt4te measure.' of Pasture Ladd. no;,': rented by Mr. ' , Viii, - _Sim .vays. with the Farm if.,, e add ' codveaient. Out-biiiidings :and Orchard thereto ailiciiniug; also. a Brick Kil i a:pt ;Vick Yard . ; and a piece of easture Gritiod tht.reto adjoining, containing together about fly,. Icre ,,, a nil a half of Groom!. Statute measure, now occur pied hy,Tolio Wallis; Also, all that MeSsliage,- with conve nient 0 - ifices, and a slalt Flo.ise writ ,Garden adjoining, si tuate at Broad Mayne aforesaid, late in the neenpaliop of the said Mr. WM. 'lam was, deceased. Also, one third part of the Manorof Broad Mayne, and of the Inn called the Black Dog, and of certain Quit-kents, and various Cottages held with the Manor...--Possession of the late Mr.Sainways's [louse may he had -immediately, and of the Estate - rented by Mr. Win. Samways, the Tenant, at Michaelmas next. The whole is Tytbe-free, and the Land Tax is redeemed,--Broad Mayne is within a few miles of the fasbionable and notch frequented watering-place of Weymouth, to which there is a hew Road made from Broad Mayne; and Within four mile...of,Dorches ter, and the Turnpike Boad from Wareham to Dorchester; . passes through Broad Mayne.—The purchase of the above. Estate will afford an opportunity of accoMmodating any Gen tleman who is fond of Field Sports with that amusement, as the Country abounds with Game.—The Estate possesses se veral delightful spots for building upon. . . . . For a view of the Premises, Th.i a ply to Mr. Sherren of Whit.. ii combe, near rghester, and •1* further particulars, apply to the said 'Mr. Sheri-en ;to, r. John Stone, Solicitor, St. Mary Street, Taunton, or to Samuel Clark, Esq. or. 'to -Mr. ThomaS Parr, Solreitor, both of Poole. ' 'll - - - o # 4 A. Plan of the Estate may be seen at NI . arr's O tEce. 11 the Estate shall be Sold in oud Lot, the Purchaser may h . accommodated with a . part-of the PaChase Money on Mor gage if required. - . _,~, . MATRIMONY. ikrATITUAGE shotild -he the fundation of It social happiness, which is ofteo distorlicil. the pi t precatulaiis which • , •intit secure them the enjoy - Mem Of That great do ,g. People of every rank pay adlation to the ne wrollock ; hot where the constitution has been ted by &seise, or debilitated by a certain habit eantracted at I' , early aLle s a renovation of stability p revious to entering !Oat •:rate is in,risiensibly requisite to revue the slumbering sparks of life:sod to re-animate the system. For tie dis ;Oilers hate ciettrioitedmore essentially to destroy Hymeneal happiness than those which are-the conseqnence of upguarded pleasure. It was this consideration Which induced Messrs. CURRIE U:1•1 CO. for these test. 'Thirty years, to 4! . ;; . ect their • gibldics and attention excliisively tO the treatment aad core of the Venereal Disease, and the dis Orders aiising_teierefroin ; as also to that derail rein it of the system, produced by the destructive habit of the inconsiderate school-boy, Which brin,v; o n those distressing DEBILITIES and DEFICIEN CIES that . preYent or embitter the Matrimonial state. • 'lle shrees,fo result Of their plan; gives them additional ardour to opp o se the rav,t res of these c..mplaints, which are the most important in the e talogue of human iifirmities. It behove§ every, person who has imtsulged in this solitary vice to seek re lief by consulting Professional Men of emnience and honour, to which Messrs. CURRIE and Co. claim the salwtioa of scholastic anthority, as well a§ the I.•stimony of ncontra dicted facts.' In professing the cure : of these complaints, they hold out no 'indueement to vice ; but, sensible, as all men most be.of the , existence of such calamities, they oder their assistance as...r,egularly educated Memh,rs of the Royal CollegeS of Surgeons of . Loudon and Edniburgh. Slight and recent cases. of Syphilitic infeetidia are radi , catty Cured in the short space: of two. dale. Those of the most obstinate duration, such as obstructions, inve terate strictures, pains .of the bones, gleets, &c. are per manently and speedily cured. Several Noldemeo and Gen- - Usenet) . of the first respectability have been tinder the care of Messrs.ihirtie and Co. for the removal of complaints of the Urethra, Strictures, &c.; and having received a radical and permanent core, request that references may be made to them as.saii§factory evidences of the decided superiority of Messrs. Currie and Co.'s plan of treatment. Many of iliac Gentlemen hsd strictures from ten to twenty years, and were under the care of Messrs. Home,. Heaviside, and other Sur geons of equal eminence, who attempted their cure by the application of the ldnar caustic, without success. - Messrs. Currie and Co. have selected the following letter from the many the . y arc daily receiving from c;eotlemen, rooming' . then; thanks for their i•storation to sound and vigorous health. It was sent to them nnsolicited, from the sou of ri Noble Earl, who had laboured under this distrVsSing and painful malady for ten years he Had been "unde . r:the care of several Surgeons of professional eminence, .none Of whom a !} c , r ,l s d dine permanent relief; lint from•the superior me thod of treatment adopted and pursued by Mes , ts. Currie andCo.lie received d radical cure in the shoil;paee of one, month. "..May 2S, 1810. " To Dr. CURRIE, 107, Hatton-iarten. " Lord feels great pleasure iu communicating to Dr. Currie theyerfect re-estalilisbnicut of his health, in con sequence of his mild and atimirahle treatment of Strictures iu the Urethra. He may add; that he has not for many years enjoyed so much comfort And freedom from pain ; ,and he. entertains 00 thitsbt of his havit.•.., obtained, through his skill and attenthin, a perfect and radical cure of .that horrid com plaint. As he was not a stranger, to the manner that others treated the complaint he hrs it •in his power, from a fair trial and a just eompari.on, to pay that trili,tte of applause to Dr. Currie which he sensihlY feels, and shall ever be must rea dy and willing to acknowledge." By an early application to Messrs. Currie and Co. the pa tient will escafe the'pain, danger, and expellee of a long and tedious attendance upon less experienced pvictitioaers. • MARMED WOMEN, whO have long heels disappointed its their expectations of a family, may be assured that in niost in stances such defects Are curable by medical skill ; anti although. the removal Of such impediments be at' object - . 4 th,uht and uncertainty With others, yet the cure of such defects, by the gradual progress of renovation, is the acquirement of their experience. M e ssrs. Currie and Co. may be Consulted by patients of e ilb e r Sex, or all the g'retrlest secrecy and honour, at their house , No. 107, Hatton-garden. p a tients in the Country, describing the particulars of their case, aZe, and moth- of living, inclosin4,a remittaricC for . Ad• vice sod NI eilicittes. tire , ;:ine will he given or seat to any part of the mined 'm.—No. lu7i Batton- artitud LPRIcr 31XPF,Ner.--TIALITITNNY. FROM The LONDON GAZEITTB, AVG:IS, 1815. iTi is Gasette contains the Order,of tllr Priece Reg , nt ad , tirk-ssi'd.to , the Arclitiishops, re;atii.e to 'the_ paruthial sub scriptiuns and twileetio is in aid of-the ‘Vaterioo Find, which appeared verlatim StiN•of the Stti instant.] Carltrm House, aug. 12, 181. This thty his Royl-11-li4lt ness .the Prinee Regent •e.-as pleased; in the name andon behalf of liis Maje'sty, to invest l'ice:d-Id mirat Sir Harry. Neale, Bart. with .the .c:sigits of Commander of the Moat 1-I(Mourable Military Order of the Bath. . . . • c„wn_offic,„iwg. 15, - . 1815. " • • Nrembers returned to serve in this present Parliament For the Sh.i . 6, of Claoltoiari --Lielltegiatit-General the lion; Sir JohliVibercroothy; .K. G. C. 13. in the roOat ~ f the liUn, George Ahereromity, who has accepted the (Alice of Es. cheator of Muniter. County of Londonderry—George Robeit.Damion, of. Castle Dawson, in the County of binidoalderry, l'Aq. in the room of the Hun. Colonel Sir Will;am Punsonby, K..C. B. de ceased. , A.NiK.R.I.TPTcy QPLItSEDED. Jchn Pace', St. Martin, Worcester, hold.. BANKIWPTS. . John Lowes, Nowcastle-upon-Tyue, draperi, to Surrender August 26. September 20 and 2q, •at eleveu, at the George Inn, Ne.:%vcastle-iiinl-T)ne, Atioq nies, Mussrs. Bell and Broil' lett, Loud•uli, ur-Mi - • Stulivt, ,• , Evon_Davies, i'arintithensiiire,. auctioneer, Au; . . ust 29, :30, and Septeia,twr 26, at ten,. at the While L o ri Inn, Carmarthen.' AltornieS, Messrs. Tarrant, - clarkei ' , and Richards, Chancery-iane, er Messrs. .Dains alnt Jc,Se n Si • Carmarthen. 4 nseph -Jones, Loughborough, Leicestershire, sai!Aer, gust 80, , 1 1, and Septe,niiq. Q 6, al twelve, at the N.ing's 'Head Inn, -Dei-by, .itttornies, Mr.• Savage, Gteat . - .}Rester-street,, ; London, or Mr. Greares, William Walker and George Walfier, Manchester; ntrinufac turers September A, M, and 36, at two, at the New Hotel; -Piccadilly, Manchester. Attornies, - Mr, fte . r . ihaw, F na - tain street, Manchester, or Mr. Phuliki Hard, king's Bench Walks, Temple. StOben- Roberts-, Cheltenham, chemist, September 8, at sered, 9 and 3fl, at eleres, at the York Hotel, Chetten- , ham., Attornies; Mr-. Watts, Symohd's Inn , Loridou, or' Nlefiirs.Clarke and pird, Upton-upon-Sei•ern. • John V4ce, Up:QuAlpon-Severn, ~rcestershire, grocer, August 98, - 99, znd_September At 1- else, ai the house of - Thomas Wells, Broad-street, Worcester. Altoratel, Pugh, Bernard-sheet; Bnssell• square, or My. Meneei . . Worcester. • - • - • John Tudd and George Todd, Liverpool, tailof, septemner 2,4; and 2d, at -eleven, at the 131,11 and Punch Bowl Inn, Liverpool. Attoinies, Mr. Atherton, Temple-street, Li verpool, or Mr. Masins sn, Hare co in , 'reMAC. ' Nathaniel Everett, Longbridge Deveh 11, tV,ltsbire, clothier, August 30, at four, 31, and September .4(4 at ten, at tlic . .Angel Inn, • Warfington.„ Attornies, Mr. Lowden ) tilent's Inn, or Messrs.; Phelps and Tilting, Warinirister: Henry Lean:on, Livefpool,,..merchant, August ~:30p 31, and September 26, at dne, at the George Inn, Liverpool. At tornies, Mr. George Bowe, •Liverpool, or Meisrs. Cooper and Lowe; Southampton-buildings, Chancery-lane. :Tan Partridge, StourpOrt, .Worcestershi re,' Ma :tster, August 21, Sep,teniber Aand 21;,• at eleven, at the Diglis Green, Woicester. AtiOi &es, Messrs. Darke, Cioreh, and Darke, Priuces-street, Bedford-row, or Mr. Burneby, Worcester.• Robert Wilkinson. George Snowdon, and John Frederic Lumley, Stocitun, Durham, bankers, August 3,, at twelve, Stptember 1 and .26, at eleven, at the Black Lion, Stock ton. -.Attorniri t Mr, Powell SicAesler. Yoikshire. or: r. - iv mole, aolm 7 sia Let, v,eoia'vi,- • . • Jo h ,,,than.Wil on, Olt hera,Lancashire, victualler, Septeni-; ber E, at five, 7,'at ten. and 86, at twelve, at the Swan Inn, IL lithetn. Attoini.cA; Mr.. Seth Chile.. Weston, or „Messrs. Wordsworth and Ma San, staplt Inn. Peter LUdgate-hill, strairbat-mandfactnrer, AU. -gust 22, 26,: and September 2.6,. at twelve, at Attorney, Mr. Thomas Swann, New lias..igliall-street: Georgi. Sawtell, Bristol, merchant, Anhust 2.5; VI, and September at eleven,4t the ;looms, 'Attornies,.Nh..Thonias Sta i .a.c ln.u, Holbatn, or Mr. Daniel Burgos, Bristol. :rholaas Westerdell Barnes, P6PPleton, Yorkshire, timber. Mereliant, August 25, 26, and . septeolaer .26, at eleven, at the White Hart Inn, Kin,.:.'stiiii-iipon..llnll. Attornies, Mr. Ralph Ellis, Chancery-lam ,. , or Nlessr. Ritson, Dry. den, and itobiason; damp-Ottice-Chainbers, Hull. Thomas Seward, Birchin-lane, broker,"Auglist 19, Septem. her, 2 and 2d,- it tsVelve, Attornies, 'Messrs. Wiltshire and Button, Winclie,ter-House, Old Broad. Siceet. Conrad Ilarnthar, Bristol, timber-broker, Atn4ii-t 22, 29, and September 46, at eleven, at (irtildaall, Laadan. At.' torney, Mr. Springett, Crown- . sinare, Soutllwarlt. & ;ii.... tr:k .t.. . *' : , • .., - 12(:;/c177 1 2t1L0...%:.7.,.-- .' ,l N,. 2, .2 4 17 ; 41. i.) r .--: - ~ : , ft A ,fr 4 . ‘ 6411 ''' :,1••• \ \\_; . o%' ~ ...,,--.:7---.4------*4,4*.iftr,;!,:l Wes, o,3 p,.-, 4 ~, -- ~ .4,,,... ,ap ,2 , ,,,........:;" Ajy , .....„ i , . : (4 •Mi f ill i i k it" NO' I l I't DIVIDENL4S, Sept. 8. W. Cardwell, Liverpool, cotteh-maker-::-Sept. 8. J. rt'Cabe, Lombard-Aireeti.inerehtiot—Scpt.6. J. Payne, Wel briider-:;-Sept. 8. 3. - W. Hiart, Weat street, We4tulinstor, "coal-merehrint—seo. 6. f. Prawn, Norwleh,.shuovl rnanufactiirer—=!iept. 8. H. Jun. and G. Clarke, factors--,Sept.. 7. W.. Loney, larerpo4)l, reetifiee-,ept. K. Brackeu, Williams, 'arid L. Bracken, Itocialale, tha. net manufacturers—Sept, J. Surtan,,Soirthaarpton, ituen dl'ape?--,Sept. 6. • J., ttitt and S. It. Burch, Southwark, corn-factors--Sept. 6.' •J. Love anti A...Mite - Well. Castle-. street, Southwark, hat-manufiletarers-Sept. (3. f. Ward, ('i•chard-street, D4ai's yard, Westminster, baker—Sept. 9. It, Lottgstaff, Cloak-Line, scrivener—Sept. 9. W. Halton, Richmond-buildings, Dean street, Soho,. tailor--Sept. 8. S. A. Lanibert,., Bread street, nriderwriter--Sept. 6. W. . Searle, :inn. Littlington, Canibriageshire, millei—Sept. 11. G. B. -Lansdale, Green-lettnee-lape, insurance-broker.--. Sept. 8. T. t:alkelsi, Dachau), surgeon—Sept. Ih3 Livock, sen. and'.l. Livock, j wt. Lowestoft, Suffolk, grocers—Sept , 5. W. Arnold, Hahne, Lancashire, victualler—!sept.6. J. Miller, TPivir-streer, porter-dealer-Aug. 22. J. Trustraur, Wood-street, _ umbrella-maker—Sept , 6, 'l'. Panton, Pbilpot lane, coal-inerchailtSept. 6. A. Ciniuning aad J. Sw_unnell, Little Easteheap,• coffee-dealers-,Sept: 6. Thaw, South Shields, Durham, ship-owner—Sept. 8. P. Byrne, Norwich, tailor--Scpt. 8. ..e..CattCrall, Liverpoul, wholesale grocer----. Sept - . 5. \V., Fifllet, Brandon, Suffolk, cutiney-scris Sept. 8. W, Dorringturt, Covnln 11, insurance-broker—'ept .19. W. Newton and - S. Auber, Cannon-street-road, St, Georie, tinaLer-nieralants. CERTIFICAIES-SErr. 5. R. Mcßrair, Fen-euurt, Fenchurch-strect, broker--R. Fletcher, Cohhotise Waimerslev, Lat.cashire, calico-pri:iter —W. Bingham, Bristol, victualler—ll. Pratt / Archer-sti eeti" Westminster, smith. PARTNERSUTPS DISSOLVED. L Alatthewmarl, and J. ItruckshavV, Ashton-under-line, Lancashire, grocers—J. Marron I and J. Stout, Sidinoutb, Devonshire, millers —J. Nunn, W. Claydon, and It. Frseioaii, Chelmsford, Essex, post masters-4: jtin. and R. Micklewait, Newler, Votlishire, starch and blue manufac turers—R. and It. Norton, Charlotte-street, paper hangers—l'. P. Cartwright and F. G. fiewerdine, Gainsliorotigh, Lincolnshire, mercers—W. Ashworth, and J. and J. Riley, Nutt-al:m.o-mill, Wadsworth, Halifax, shire, cotton spinners—J. and D. Milner, Queen-street , Cheapside, merchants—it. S. `key ,T. Small, G. Blount , and .M. London, carriers—J. Gibbons and T. 'to t Oaks, Wolverhampton„ Staffiddshire, iron Masters-- 13 . Ten . and C. Chutchilf, Uppinahain, attornies lrandy t a st--yer- J, Bool;er, and J. Rothery, Leeds. Yorkshire, b chants—S. Allen and G. Hoolgkissoo, New,- rk - tipT insrent, Nottingham, attornies--J. and C. Bun s her, Nistrshficl( l, (Aon eestersitirr, turtltstOs—E. ,sey and J. H . Cross . Bristol, 80-wic Ii laet~trs—W. Givens and P. Barker, Mancliestar:fast ian-tuanufagturers. k:A v ow. aisd W. e