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is to' , ='.~~, I I t )( IA the riCtf 111 / 1 "" 83 ,liier the ;B°' 11: 0 cer- _ . . ~ 1 j/i,„.rATItEdgROYAI., DRURY-LANE. .1' ~, raESENT EVENING,. May 19, .''.---RJesties' Servants -• tle.ComerlY 0. .e ill perform their . 3 1t o e . wl, 1) OATs. . ,0414f3 Mr. tn. t n , :' George Thund e r, Mr. Dowton ; Iftly A--,,°tY, Mr. 13 : :ff ' e I. l•ri Sirmoth, Mi. Mtinden ; 44 ts; 6 -"lratiti, Mr ;! ' Zi t lo r v ; el l4. ; P A u n ' telia, Mrs. Brereton; Jane, aft,, I.l ' r . .1. wh • .; 'ca will be perfOrnitl, for the third time, a new bk v t' , e . , called LOP.i OUT C :I i :7 i-c r u l i V'I;0 ri i t, HE'LL GET IN AT `tl tth,. i .., 'l'}E WINDOW. '44, M. b'Et Telil e ; J ustice Quorum, , Mr. Barnes; !is's Stuith t• Laura, Miss' C. Bristow. '• . . . • t r wTo hich will he added, a,„, FOitTITNE'S rnu octi.. . , The Merchant of VA ice ; with Lodoislta. ii r l .', ll l' ' A•TßE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.g w.. 1 11. ti, PR.ESENT EVENING, May • , il . ,' poTursll6l ( compresSed into Two Acts) it Cant,. THE • BEGGAR'S OPERA. ,qty:-'7.l4Nlselietitli Mr I tt-I al n • Peachuni, Mr. Blanchard ;. bliss tt•,4l, Mrs.'b a;eir - pt,rt v ; ' Lucy; Mrs. Liiton ; Polly, Art, "'• ' • M lle!, will be perft)rnied, for the third time, a new Farce, called ,•Tl*„.. THE FoaTuNE OF WAR! ,r„),P6"eipal' Characters by Mr. Abbutt, Mi. Blanchard, 4', Ut -tleS ' Mr. Mathews Mr Liam), Mrs. Davenport, Miss , ei I\ll:3s.GitiltS. " • . To which will he added, The n THE MILLER AND HIS MEN. tth, 1 ." 7 Payee, called The Fortnoe of War ! having been ere, ee.ceived with the utmost enthusiasm, will be repeated J nvelittig till further notice. ,%...„.....,......._.___:t,w.rrow, Venice Preserved. priill,..,°Y.ll, ACADEMY; SOMERSET-PLACE.. 11 ' EX umwrio N is NOW OPEN . iand wlll till s v.hiltilit* till further Notice, from Eight in the Morning "e4i 'a the Evenin g. — Admittance Is. Catalogue . Is. HENRY HOWARD, R.A. Secretary. THE PITT CLUB. riE ,ANNIVERSAR.Y of the BIRTH-DAY ti , it m ?! The late Right Hon. WILLIAM PITT SATOtATED at the CITY of LONDON TAVERN, 0 . 1 44 ik0,1,),A,Y, the 47th Instant will be COM , Tek7,'itT IEEL, Bart. M.P. pine -president, in the Chair. by Ni„ .t s not tiransferable TWO GUINEAS each; to be had ti*.iit''Fs (.01y,application at the Tavern, the 2:2d, Adhl__u 24tli Instant, but trot afterwards, between the hours ' v e'rt► and Four o'Clock. r • - - BRITISEI PAINT NIANUFACTORY, 1.),1pt,„ ],,, . Queen -street, • Cheap Side, London. fiir i.N.L.IItAIILE PAINTS, and COAL TAR BROWN, i 4'14 Pai i 'VI SlateS Out Buildings, and Weather Board -I,s_r,lir of every deScript. ' • l','T,slhle Greet •, inn • - - • per Cwt.42s. 'ark Gr il per Cwt. 565. Red or Br • oss n.. p . ft,.._ e . een ...... 76s White Paint I (ins. • Ze t : ( l c 41 ,, t ,t2 •• .. ...............112;. Prepared Oil to thin them Sto rk t''.l.lr. ........ .... 5(1.5. fur Use ss. (id. per Gal. _ th„,,„,`: . ° l oii r ........... s(is; Fine Paints for inside Work of 1(47411e,, Colour ....... i. 05. . every description, &c. &5 . :. :. 1 itl,,, ar , i3 s rown V.5..5. per Cwt.—Commoti do. 18s . . per C‘s . t. lal P ENETIt A BLE PA I NTS ai:e vet)? eem rsaaluental„ and will cover a surface neatly twice . as reed as tt:indear Paints: they alSo possess a durability lv v c h o ic n h . „tl) "17::edeculti.rlY*Yaluahle,•W I II N"a ' t ' l P it P .! id at to d from their appi tt i, • ?4 4 d intoLi rtsl:eettatis oafiltdhe very q u , c , , i ti they arc ‘ s . tlie•,•„,t4) tilt general pu ' rposes of drying useful Inside Painting, F"ver;'?.;eilt tile Same t` - • - i . .s twin , and very handsome ,i' l In ( I t l 7 ~,l i„.` `-'',lll..i,aiele.s, an( i lar . c p e i 7 t s l y ts . 111‘:i ' li'tli(1 ';':"1 ": 3Y4 ''E'•,,ll.stu i:'C'tair`;'rf\l'er t-heo‘f•Va(l7:l)llicaanti-loin),rYbieli?iti ''`. ("ef 1t".41:h ' l s 'e 'l ti l c t i 1131 it(),l3\;\?tise!' cc°' irater • Wood under ground or ty I l l ttEtic u l ari . IT> I (irons 'files..min ended for the cover ;°t b' • perfectly insoluble i„, 41,"1 the W, 1 ,. 'v 'termed, w- " -- is - it is used 1, -9 , . a v ery ~... 0 j ; . ill Wi I l not penetrate - where 41..4'1 A r. .. 14g °11 1 y h t u u( 4" 1 1 !(11*, di . .ies i h . a .d rd o , i n i n , ti vit i l s i e a tt c s u il l y in t i t i p o p t :i ta ed r , tutted and ai kite h 1 UPTON and Co. Queen-street, Cheapside. . IT. litst,i)lXOWS ANTIBILIOUS PILLS. . (' PILLS I- g obtained a just celebrity irii;.'iti,lete',:iri,e.. P.tivtite Practice ()ll 7 o t he Proprietor, Mr. DIXON, _..1101,1%bi2..).,:5l front their great success i and t`l.t;l:lers,, pit'lli_ti.s,.. on numerous Pati.cdrift,s,ccit ii t r . ii ,.s ta i t u ty ,K ol ol s: , i nate I Sir George War- Set 1 , , hir G r i : c o, !T i l , F . the Duke o t f h ß e t D ' o ' w:i ), er Lady - S 3 Y and c,ter'at,he ViSlotl?sgell ' ili r-n l er' • he was persuaded tci troll uk ni 10 tl • :, . u ,f ti.,,, IL I Wilt; under the approbation andthe sane- Tii,....',1-11- Nantes. Iltoriii,.'",s tire found to be an incomparable Remedy for rc r - Pre tel h ,fliv tOne of the Stomach, for curing Indigestion,. 0 .. tati,,,,,niug ciudities, and their consequent disagretable•einc . l'irr y . (. 1 , 4.11 d -fi aiulencts. They prevent liabitnal and ten i tpo .h is occ,stivi'lless, Sick I - lead-Aches, and Heart-Btnn NI, Li e. Ilierarit?llt:d ity Pregnancy,. and a Debilitated Stomach,init‘eat livrate die fi•ton the acrimony of the redundant bile, ii:i.)' Proutoti'iri:arinti l ' i i i i e tg v t e u er e e N t7t e t s i: . Of the bile, they are oh teeilwtoitiderftilly to clear a sallow complexion, and being a ints it: thieu*li gentle operative, they pre% ent. those obstrue litlig!.partieu. I,..tl:iv,e'r whit.l l are so troublesome tn all.eountries, fatal in warm climates. On this account th'43s:.r,iitt i'a- u'atile 'desideratum in the medicine , cl i i i t , !sts of r y are A p ..,..7.7.g0 ala•oad, or make frequent . voyages.. cle ;l I.l.ittile prtpatative to sea-battring,,ntstiistutc.ilie geed i t::: of t c ,": .. I the 'course of it greatly depends upon 1 fore " -I '' , elp,:etally when bile enters into the comp' lieation etuell sea•bathine is i • ..6" Cli' i t i e d i . a t .NI r. Butler's, e C; c ie l a l psille, .corner of • St. , Paul's ) 34 is and most Medicine Venders in every •'own, in z et at 21. ltd. smell. 5 , 1 74 .4 4 : • 41"1 4‘,\\11 . 7tVi.4 //'llll`\ SALES BY ATICTION FOGGART and PHlLLlO,S3pectfully in form the Public, that the SALE of the EAST MARfr:. ESTATE, SOMERSET, advertised to take place at the Alm, tion Mart, London, on Friday, the 261 h instant,' is POST PONED for a short time.—Broad-street, May 17, 1815. 6pinotr, FARM, near LEATHERHEAD,• in the COUNTY 'of SU (tREY• By Messrs.. HOGGART and PHILLIF, at the Auction Mart, on Friday, the 2eth' inst. at Twelve, R"HURST FARM AND MEGG'S MARSHES, at.aluable Copyhold Estate, situated with in One Mile of Leatherhead, Four A . o* Dorking, Eight from Kingston, and Twenty from London, in the County of Surrey,. ' consisting of about One Hundred Acres of capital Arable and rich Meadow Land, with valuable rights of common, a Farm House, Barns, Stabling, and Out-buildings, in the occupation of Mr. Croakbara and Mr. Nicholas, at rents amounting to 1311. 10s. per anntnn. Possession may be had at Michael thas next.—May be viewed with leave of the. Tenants, and particulars had on the Estate; at the Red Lion, Dorking; Spread Eagle, Epsom ; White Hart, Guildfo:rd ; of Mr. Neale, Surveyor, Chram ; and of Hoggart and Phillips; 6.2,' Old Broad-street. . . VALILIBLE FREEHOLD RESIDENCE iind ESTATE, Ile* _ TUNBRIDGE WELLS. - By Messrs. HOGGARTand PHILLIPS, at the Auction Mari, on Fa - 1(1;V, May 9.6, at Twelve, unless an acceptable Oiler is made in the mean time by Private Contract, THE FREEHOLD RESIDENCE and ES TATE called BISHOPSDOWN-GROVE, delightfully si tuated near the fashionable Watering-place of Tunbridge Wells, consisting of a spacious Family House, cfimtainingeveryaccom modation fur a large respectable Family; with numerous Bed-rooms, spacious Dining and Drawing-rooms, Library, and Offices of every description : the residence and property of a Lady ; attached to the residence are npwards of 117 Acres of capital Pasture Land, also Arable and Wood Land, well tim bered, and ornamented by sheets of water, with Pleasure Grounds, Lawn, and Plantations: also several Cottages and Gardens ; the purchaser may have immediate possession.— May be viewed, with Tickets .only, which, with particulars, may be had of Messrs. Hoggart and Phillips, 63, Old Broad street, where a Plan of the Estate may be seen; particulars may be had also at the Rose and Crown, Tunbridge; the White Hart, Seven Oaks ; Star, Lewis ; Old Ship, Brighton ; of Messrs. Seoones and Son, Solicitors, Tunbridge ; Messrs. Ciamtree and Bicknell, Solicitors, 37, Bloomsbury-square ; and at the Auction Mart. FURNITURE and EFFECTS, WORMINGTON GRANGE, near Broadway, and Evesham, Worcestershire. Be Messrs. HOGGART arid PHILLIPS, on the Premises, on Monday, the sth June and following day, at Eleven o'Clock; by direction of the Executors, rrH E - HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, and other Effects; the property. of the late SAMUEL GIST, Esq. deceased; comprising mahogany 4-post and field bedsteads, with cotton furnitures, and window curtains ; down and goose feather beds, mattrasses, and bedding; ca binet work, in drawers, dressing stand, a set of dining tables with circular ends, card and Pembroke tables, chairs, ma hogany secretairc an'd bookcase, pier glasses, carpets a•cel. laret sideboard, a barrel. organ, culinary articles, brewing utensils, about 90 tons of meadow hay, a cart and harness, draught horse, melon frames and lights, hurdles, &c. To he viewed one day preceding the sale; and catalogues had at the inn at Broadway; the Crown, Evesham ; on the 'premises of Mr. Williams, Abbey, Winchcomb, Olostershire, and of Messrs. Huggart and Phillips, 62, Old Broad-street. :OMPACT FREEHOLD FARM, opposite to the PARK LODGE of KEMPTON, in a beautiful situation. fur a Re sidence, near the Thames. By HOGGART and PHILLIPS, at the Auction Mart, on Friday, June 9, at twelve, by order of the Executor of the late John Fish, Esq. deceased, - DORT-LANE FARM, a very improvable, FREEHOLD ESTATE, Tythe free and Land-Tax-re deemed, lying in about seven handsome inclosurcS, beauti fully timbered, and skirted by a Trout stream, containing to gether OTh. 3a. 71.. of excellent land; with a new brick-built cottage, containing several bed-rooms, dining and breakfast parlour, and offices, with capacious barns and numerous out buildings in hand. To be viewed, by applying to Mr. Pattison, the Bailiff, at Kempton-park, of whom particulars may be had;, also at the `fart; and of Hogglirt and Phillips, Old Broad-street ; where. a plan of the estate may be seen. CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATES, in the COUNTIES of HERTS and BUCKS. By HOGGART and PHILLIPS,- at the Auction Mart, on Friday, June 9, at Twelve, in One Lot, WTHELPLEY HILL, GREAT MOORS, LITTLE MOORS, and SPENCER'S FARMS, si tuate in the parishes of North Church and Chesham, in the above Counties; comprising a .most valuable FREEHOLD and•small Part COPYHOLD ESTATE, containing together about FOUR HUNDRED and SEVENTY ACRES of capital Arable, •Meadow, Pasture, and Woud Land, one mile from Berlthamstead and Boringdon, three. from Box Moot, two from Chesham, and twenty-six from London ; within the Manor of 'Latimers, conveniently sub-divided into Farms, with an excellent Farm House and other Buildings, and the' whole free train Land Tax; in the occupation of Mr. John Pope, who quits at Michaelmas next, subject till then to a low tent of 'Four Hundred and Twenty Pounds per annum. May be viewed with leave of the Tenants; and Particulars bad litteen days prior to the sale, of John Sudlow, Esq.. M onument-yard; at the Red Lion, Chesil= ; King's Arms, Berkbamstead; Swan, at Box Moor; Crown, Ann-a - sham; at the Mart; and of_liegart and Phillip 9, 62, OldEraad-street, Royal Exchange, where a Plan of the Estate way be seen. CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE, MANOR, MANSION, and PLEASURE GROUNDS, in . the•COUNTY of MID DLESEX. B>' Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, at the Mart, on Friday, June 9, at 12 o'clock, in one Lot, AMost important and highly valuable VREE HOLD ESTATE, MANSION, and PARK, the late residence of JOE-IN FISH, Esq. deceased; delightfully situat ed near the Thames at Sunbury, known as Kemptun. The Mansion is fitted-up with splendid taste, presenting an eleva tion of the Gothic architecture, delightfully situated in the centre of a most luxuriant domain and park of 424 acres,. tythe free and land-tax redeemed, enclosed by paling, and ornamented with plintations of stately forest trees; the park is intersected by a canal of nearly one mile and a half in ex tent, flowing from a lake of six acres, upon which is a water corn-mill, with water works, throwing water over the whole of the premises. The mansion is suitable for the accommo dation of a family of distinction, with rooms, lofty, and of good proportion; the principal apartments are superbly finished and decorated with ancient and modern painted glass of - exquisite workmanship, in tablets and landscapes; con veniently detached from the mansion is a substantial build ing, of .handsome uniform elevation; comprising double coach houses, double sets of stables ) men - servants' apartments, turret clock and cupola; also, baliff's house, laundry, dairy, brewhouse, granary, gardener's cottage, and numerous agri cultural ont-buildings.• The gardens contain about three acres, inclosed by new walls, bearing fruit in the likthest per fection, Ornamented in aesouth aspect by horticultural build ings, erected upon the best principal for the production at . the finest fruit, and includes peach-house, double graperies, con servatery, pinories and succession houses, together about 320 feet in extent. The park and !and may be viewed at any time, on applica tion t o the bailiff, Mr. Paterson; the mansion and gardens can only be viewed by printed particulars, to be hada Messes. Hoggart and Phillips, 62, Old Broad-street, Royal Exchange, whore a plan of the estate may be seen. 'lot" FRMAY, MAY 19, 1.815, - SALES BY AUCTION. , . FRE;:.:.:101,r) gST,ATE, near ,W.NBURY and KfiMPtON . . . - PARK, in the County of NIIDOLESEX. ~ By HOGGART and PHILLIPS, at the Auction Mart, on Fri day, June 9, at t 2, in One Lot, by order of the Executor of John Fish, Esq. deceased, , , . VIFTY-ONE ACRES, or thereallonts, of ca pital LAND, contiguous to Kempton Park, culled the New Grounds, late in the occupation of Mr . Shore, now in hand. The state lies in several enclosures, and is Tree from tithes and land tax.—MaV be.Viewed..on application. to, Mr_ Pattis&n, of Kernpton Park; and partitulars had at the, Mart; and'of Messrs. Hok,gart and Phillips. MANOR I' ARMS, near SEVEN OAKS and BROMLEY, in the COUNTY of KENT. • By HOGGAUT and PHILLIPS, at the Auction Mart, on Friday, Julie 9, at Twelve, _ • . TI I E M ANOR, or Reputed MANOR, of SHELLETS, with a valuable Freehold Estate, lying Within a Ring-fence, situate in a delightful part of the county, • abounding with Game, six miles from Seven Oaks, ten from Bromley„ in the parish of Knoehholts, 20 miles from London; in the county of Kent; consisting of two , FarmS, containing together THREE HUNDRED and .FIFTY-FIVE ACRES -of rich Arable, Pasture, and thriiing Wood Land, well sup plied with water, abounding with Chalk, and a Lime" Kiln on the Estate, which improves the agriculture of the Laud at a trifling expense. The Estate has been greatly improve' within a few.years, .with a comfortable House and Offices; spacious Barn, Stabling, Granary, and Out - buildings, Gat den, Orchard, The Farms are in the oecupation - of •Mr. Edward Sheppard, teiiant-at-will, at a rent of 3501. per ann. • To be viewed. and particulars had 13 days precedin,e; the Sale, at the Bell Inn, Bromley ; Greyhound, CroYdon ; White Hart, Seven Oaks; the principal Inn at Westerhain ; and of -Hoggart and Phillips, No.tie, Broad-street, Royal Exchange; also at the Mart. ••. - FREEHOLD ESTATE and MANSION, in a beautiful past of the Counts' of Norfolk, within five miles of Norwich. By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS. • To be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, - Citpital FREEHOLD ESTATE, within 5 miles of Norwich, in the County of Norfolk; consist ing of a dansion House, Farm House, requisite out-build ings, and 326 acres of excellent arable and pasture land, in the highest possible state of enltivation, delightfully situated and commanding a roost beautiful and extensive view of the surrounding country. The 'Mansion stands in a lawn of thirteen acres, and both that and the other buildings are in the most substantial sad complete repair. Thii Estate lies entirely within itself, and is bounded, on the north by a range of flourishing plantations for a mile and a qUarter, and on the west by a water-course of upwards of a mile, is inter spersed with valuable and ornamental timber, well stocked with game, fish and fowl, and sum rounded On every side by Gentlemens' preserves, and is in itself one of the greatest preserves in the,county. The whole forms a most delightful residence for a sportsman, or of any gentleman fond of seri:, cultural pursuits. For price and . particulars, apply to Messtir. Iloggart and Phillips, Old Broad-street; Thomas Tilbury, Esq. Soli citor, Falcon-street, Aldersgate-street; or Messrs. Sewell and Blake, Solicitors, Norwich. To be LET, or SOLI) by PRIVATE CONTRACT, HARD WICKE COURT PARK, GLOUCESTERSHII: E, CAPI TAL FREEHOLD ESTATE of 115 ACRES, ELEGANT MANSION and MANOR of HARDWICKE. HAND SO E and SingulArly Desirable IX NI-01)ERN MANSION, most delightfully situhted, with ONE HUNDRED and FIFTEEN ACRES of RICH PAS TURE LAND ill a Ring Fence, the greater part of which is free of all Tytbes ; the Manor abounding with Game, ex tends over 2.313 Acres. This very desirable Property,,com manding the most heantifnFand extensive Views, -is bounded by the Turnpike Road leading from Gloucester to Bath and Bristol, from .whence it is distant 29 Miles; from Bath ; and 5 from Gloucester. Part of the Purchase Money may re main on Mortgage ; or the Premises will be let for a time, with immedi-ate.Possession. For further Particulars apply at the Mansion, or to Messrs. Hozgart and Phillips, 62, Old Broad-street, where a Plan and Elevat ion may be seen. • To BE sotn tRIVATE CONTRACT, AMost ELIGIBLE MTATE, in the Parish of St. Neut.'s, in the Connie of Huntingdon ; consisting of a Capital Farm,, called WINTERINGHAM, with conk , nient Out-houses, and upwards of Five . Hundred Acres of Laud, late in the occupation of Mr. Flint.—Further particu lars and price may be had by applying to- 7 .11r. George Wade, Solicitor, Dunmow, tssex ; or Mr. Benjamin Whitney, Branip ton,, near Hinitingdon.—Pussesiian of the Farm 111:1.V be had :at Michaelmas next, or sooner, on completing the Purchase, and ball fire Purcliaw-money may remain on Mortgase, for a limited period. CUSTOM-HOUSE, Lontitm, May 2G, „ FOR SALE (by Order of the Honourable the Commissionert Of his Majesty's Customs), on WEDNESDAY the 24th, THURSDAY, the 25th, and FRIDAY the 26th May, 1815, at Two o'clock in the Afternoon . of .the said Days pre cisely, at the COMMERCIAL SALE ROOMS, Ming:incr . lane, HE following GOODS :-.—For HOME CON SUMPTION--Porcelains, a Pair of Superb Candelahres on Ormolu Stands, Gilt Ornaments for Clocks, tr,nze gores, Boats, Deals, Masts, Thither, Wood, Flax, Cordage, Anchors, Bamboo Rods, Old Metal, Juniper terries, and sundry other Goods, as mentioned in the Catalogue. Clear of all Duties. The Boats, Deals, Masts, Timber Staves, Wood, Flax, Cordage, Anchors, Bambini Reds, Old Metal, and Juniper. Berries, to be viewed at the Tobacco-t4round, Rotherhithe ; and all the other Goods at the King's Warehouse ; No.'o; Lower 'Thames-street, on Saturday the 20th, Monday the 22d, and Tuesday the cad Instant, from Nine o'clock in the Morn ing t o One in the Afternoon, and on the Mornings before the Sae, wbereCatalogues will be delivered, price Is. each. DISEASES OF FEnALES. TR. mAcKfutsiE, Surgeon, alter twenty - I. five years of professional experience , Cnlightened y ail ,the aids of Medical Science, has adopttd principles of Practice which uniform success may justify his daring to term infallible: In evuiy Case of Obstruction, of increased ,or di minished Discharges, of Irregularity in Action, or of Disease in the Female Organs, as well. as in those Wealinesses and distressing Nervous (;one plaints, really though not so obvi ously depending thereon, he never fails to impart the desired elfect,.—Mr. M. continues to give Advice daily from Eleven till Four personally I or by letter, et 28, Leietster-sqUare.— nediciue sent to any part of the Kingdom. f 4 HeAlth is . the only Riches a Man'ean set a Valtte upon ; Without it all Alen are poor, let their Estate be what it will."—Moore. IN• Physic there is a wide Field open for Dis covers', which calls forth the powers of ingenious Men. 'There Disorders Which no Physician yet hak he. a l : ei.e areletoc manyre;b hem nt it does not follow from this that all those Diseases are incurable. The virtues oldie. CORDIAL BALM Head-Head-aches, W ea k n esses, OF' OILF.AD art daily demonstrated, in eradicating the worst and most dangerous symptoms of Nervous it possesseC wonderful ellicai_,y in all Nervous Disorders, Fits, Llcavine. ,, s. and Lowness of Spirits;, 'Dimnes s of Sight, Confus,;l Thought, Wandering of the Mind - , 'Vapours, and Melancholy, .and all kinds of hysteric Complaints are gradually removed by its use. Sold by Samu e l .Lei g h, 18, Strand ; Bacon and Co. 150, Ox fkrd opp os i te New 1;0nd-street, London, price S. fou r In One Fisinily B,atle for '33t. Liu which per Bottle,, -stre e o Oxford-street, s. are saved. o t e Observe the words " Sam. Solomon, Literpool," re prithed iu the Stamp, imitating which is Felony. ••• • • ' 44,1Tif • 4 _„-!.. c 1:-/ 4.4! 40 CPRZCIa FATXPENCF,—TIALPRENNI". - - 4 - • C0417'11.4C7 FOR TIIE /HEE OF 4 F 4 S7' S.4ll,lSCit VESSEL . . AratyjOffice, May 16, 1815. T HE PRINCTPAL OFFICERS and COMMIS SIONERS of HIS : 1 1.4.IESTY's NAVY. , do hereby q•iee Notice, That they are ready tZ, Treat with such Persons as may be willing to Contract for the ri IRE, of a FAST SAIL ING VESSEL, of the some DESCRIPTION as' the POST OF FICE PACKET BOATS cry' toyed .between DOVER or HARi. and FRANCE; bizt the Vessel is to .I:efrom 100 to 150 Tons barthen ; and the Accommodation for the Passenger* will bejmrtirularly attended tn. Form of the 7 4 ender may be seen at atiSqifice: OCTUALLING OPP IVE, May lti, 1815, THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING his MAJESTY'S Nzi PT do hereby give Notices That on:rhurSday,the 25M inst. Mr. WILLIAM RE E their Age , 4 at Portsmouth,. will be ready to receive staled Tender., and treatfor ONE THOUSAND QI 7 ARTERti of CLOSE-DRIED AM BE RMALT,for the servlce i. ? r. the Department at that Pn'rt ;to answerable to, a Sample that will be ex-• hibited at his ;to be ddtecred in' One Month; and to lie" paid for by Bills payable wiA Interest Ninety Days _after date. No regard will b e had to chy Pencitr in whkh the Price shall not he 'inserted in words at length, or that shall not be delivered before Twelve o'Clock on the said Thursday, the 25th instant, nor toeless the Person who makes the Ten der, or some Person on his behalf, attends, to answer who* called for. 7'he Com?itions of the Contract may be seen at the Vie. tUalling Office at Portsmouth. Lately published, In Quarto, with Engravings, ►price.3ls. 6d. boards, QICILY and its INHABITANTO.- Obsena lions made during a two v'earS' residence in that Conn* By W. H. THOMPSON, Esq Printed for H. - Colburn, 50, Conduit -street; and sold by Bell and Bratlfiite, Edinburgh and John Cumming,Dublin. Of whoin, and all Booksellers, may. be haii, Letters from tire Mediterranean. Be Edward Blaquicre, Esq. R. N. In 2 large yols..Byo. with Maps, price 285.---Vor Same account of these important Works; see the Edinburgh Review. Dedicated, with -Permission, to JOHN SOAVE, Esq. R.A. &c. Just published, In One hanifSenie Volume, Royal Quarto, with' Fifty-me Plates, price 21. QS. boards, THE PRINCII'LLS of PRACTICAL PER SPECTIVE; ory SCENOGRAPHIC PROJECTION; Containing universal; Rules for delineating Dcsiuns on various SurfaCes, and taking Views from Natnre, by tln , most simple and expeditions, methods. To. whiell are added,. Rules • for Shadowing, and The Elements of Painting., The whole treat ed in a manner calculated to render the cience of Perspec— tive and the Art of Drawitig easy of attainment to every ca , parity. • _ _ By IIICHARI) BROWN, Arch .. .tea and Prnfessur of Perspective. London Printed fur Samuel Luigi, .titrand ; sold :Mo 'Lay Peter Hill, Edinburgh; John Cumming, Dublin ; and all other ll'ooksellers. I-1 CLAM'S PALLS The best Preparation for Indigestion, Giddiness in the Head, Bile, and the ill effects of Intemperance, that has tier been recommended. THEY ai.e the most cheap nud effectual Re medy in all bilious complaints, whether arising from 4 weak or deranged action of the stomach, from colds, whereby the secretion of bile is obstructed ; or from excess in eating or drinking, wherein the bile iS rendered amid and corrosive, and regurgated to' the. stomach, causing sickness, jaundice, windy:• disorders, indigestion, &c. Their operation is very gentle and safe, never griping; n. most excellent remedy for relieving those Ironbied with •the piles; in habitual edstiveness, a sluggish state of the bowels, sick head-ach, and also during pregnancy they may be taken with singular good effect. , I s Price 2 a s i_;d 9ik d p w er hog, ans : du fl t • clled Sold by Paul's, ndon. . , TO THOMAS TAYLOR ; ESQ • No. New Bridge-street, London. HoNem anti Slit, Edinburgh, March IS. I BEG leave to inform you, that ever since the yeat 1790, I had .been afflicted with the Imes Vrnerea:; whiah, from its obstinately resisting every course of medicine preseribed.by the most eminent of the faculty here, and nn dcrgoing several severe courses of salivation, and tv..ice dis•- charged from the Hospital with little relief, would appear to be of the mostioveterate nature. - In the spring .d last year my disord'er had got to such a head, as nearly to put a period to my existence-4 had a large ulcer on the crown of my head, one on each arm, and my legs were broke out in a frightful manner; my right was dreadfully painful, and had been in a state of ulceration for the last seven years ; my left had also two large nodes on it, was very much discoloured, and gave we such excruciating pain, patticularly when warm in bed, as nearly to deprive me of rest ; iii this. lamentable state, I was reconttnended by Mr. J. Thompon, (v.-ho received Sll great a cure by them here), to take your Leake's Patent Pills, which I began to do on the 26th of May ; in the course of a fortnight I began to receive boneat—in little more than& month the ulcers on my head and arms were soundly heal It— soon after, the sore, on my legs healed also ; leaving, how* ever, considerable discolouration in the skin,- and pain in the bone of the left, which, by the blessing of. God, and a little longer perseverance in your invaluable Medicine, sulasuled ; the nodes dispersing., the shin regaining its natttral hoe ) and the nocturnal pains gradually going off.—l thus lqecame, by your liherrl advke and medicine, pethetly free from all m y former complaints—have recovered my,.former spirits and strength, and ant becomejolly and fat, in which state having continued many months to the astonishment of all who knew me, lamat a lost in what !ems to express - my gratitude, but beg you, fpr the good of other suffering mortals, to make this my case as public as possible,. as I shall on every occa- . siott ; in so doing you will greatly oblige, Sir, yeatr grateful, obedient,, very huMble servant, ,ALEX. MURKER. Swann's - Close, nigh-street, Edinburgh. . - • Witnesses to the above eure: _ John Thompson, No. 3, New Poultry Market, .Edinburgf.; John IVl‘lntosh, Old Assembly e ,. Prepared and sold by the sole Proprietor; .rtiomAs TAY LOR, neinber of the Royal College of Surgeons, at his house; No. 9, New Bridge-street,. London ; whet e, after a constant residence of niore than 38 yeats, in a practice parti-; cularly directed to the cure of Venereal Complaints anti those incidental to the Parts Of Generation, with that inviolable secrecy which 'Motif his profession should always observe in such cases, he Hatters himself the ad►•ice and assistance he gratuitously u.dmiuisters to persons taking this Medicine, will be esteemed, by a discerning Public, as an advat. tage seldom attainable, and void of all ambiguity. Also sula,-by his appointmenC, fur: the convenience of those, !king at a diStance, at the Perfumer's, No. 35, St. Alban's str.eet, Pall-mall;the Torshop, No. MI, Oxford-street; Mr. Disborotnen's, No. 7 ' ; Mr. Baxte r's, bridge, Edinburgh; Mr. VDonald, Jeweller, Glasgow; 'Mt. Calltvclt's, Dublin ; and by one person in cvery conlicleyabio town:in Great Britain and Ireland, in boxes of only 2s. 9,1. Cacti, stamped, and sealed up with full and plain directions, whereby persons,. of either sex may cure themselves with case, s7eed, secrecy, and safety. N. sola in Great-Ileitain is sealed np with a stfirtipo4n by favour of t he' Commissioners, is printed at the iitioup Oth— ceT. Taylor, No. 9, New Bridg•e-street, italtate ..vbich is Felony, and all °thus Itru cuunt4aicits. MISS O'NFILL 1 4. lovliry,,,,L.E...LL.NGTii 1;011:TR All` of MISS sfrom whi r , t 4 ".1 , , in the CHARM:TEM of JULIET, a I„•l4teainted hy GEo. D A wiz„ E sq . RA, will he engraved ettio:%ioto. by 1%4. G. MAILE, under theininiediate Di kiils°. TN,.r•DAAVE. Size, 27 inches by 17.—Priee to Sub- Af e . z . I li n , ' ti. i Ps.. 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