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'S ~._',"; RtiO , a dd cd- V ~ :,, . . It l '` I‘ ~r~~ 141 YA, /3EII 1107.] 1 01 pit EAT R E ROY.AL, DRURY-LANE. PIIESENT EVENING, June 16 - , their O+aiesties' servants win ite;torna the Tragedy of en 0 rHELLO. t : Gl9ve r* ?ti t ; Mr. Keau ; Desdemona, Air s . t it ag er wh ich, a ne w Hitt ,rical Nlelo-Brame, '4I4LEII-1E BOLL) > Gr.t, THE SIEGE OF NAN rz. 6- iuutruw, The Ilrcharlt of Venice. I'HETRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. If‘ For the BENEFIT of Mr. BLANCHARD. 'JrtiESDAy NEXT' June 20, 1815, will e performed the favourite Opera of J i s • LOVE IN A VILLAGE: Illick?'!ce Woodcock, Mr. Blanchard; • Young Meadows, Mr. Itip t i a t.ri ill which lie will introduce " .1./id has she the . n ~iii 6'4, het truth," cum osed by Mr. Bishop ; Hawtboi d n, re';','t4lon, with the P ppular Ballad of " T e i 'e e r want a 1 4 , ,„ , , 40.%1ida te tt f i avourt e sung . ~o fi l' o ` d A , l c a , y i .ti ,i s r - e. Em 67 ; Ka_ I.ll:it'lliit Stepterie- -tu D g'l7 H -I •:lTVv'taidcoel, Mrs. -Davenport.; Ita,tilltel4.'ol‘,l.!,_s Nir,...,4t.'l;ewse; ' M ' adge, Mrs. Liston.—ln Act 1. , .1 In Act. In Dr. Boyce s '').l, t ,;''ve by the Characters. 411 ii:l a i l e t eti "Ti gethcr let us range the Fields," by 2 ' and Miss Ste phens.l il!ter ' which, the Burlest - pre Tragic Opera of O il _ BOMBASTES Ft7RIOSO. ..,,,,,,it"xii:ainous, King- of Utopia; Mr. • Mathews ; General tt.li,.a 4.5) Mr. Liston, who will introduce the Air, " Hop 4 titt::rink tale ;" Distatlina, Mrs. Liston. Co Whitih trill be added, the Farce of ),lii-liatri.,,.,, ,;,,TEIE SLEEP WALKER. t 1 4 0.„ '",,i ii-utre,Mr. Jones ; Sollo the Sl , ecp o l. l l .. ra n l i k i r o ) ; ' 11, ..,:'eles, in which he will trodiuce the Conti , i _ 1.3 , 14, 4 ''./zer Strut was four feet high," arid a variety o 1 i po,.t.eel‘ebrated lAIIT:VVION'S; Miss Decorum, Mrs. Daven 'll:kS4!Phia; Miss Luga u 1 ' , q,,`,! to be 1!,1C1 at the Wrekiti Tavern, Broad-court, 11 %. . "".; of Mr. lay i .ai: t ~, . __Blanchard, "lil xe ,"' All. Brandou atgthe lea , El • tre where Ylaces for 4. Ci:ouiwell-row, Old Bromp ' ' "'"Y be taken. ) .Si LENDID FRENCH PAPETI. HANGINGS. , - L F'' q SN lt. COOD ~,, and ADA Mg, , 68, Strand, 4 ~e dolts West of the Adelphi, beg leave to inform ( Lty% :'lity and Gentry they bare imported, within , a few._ 1 "41' . '"t variety otlho newest' FRENCH PAPERS, It.,r, eeinitist rsom e of the most sp',enclit) Decorations th..i n t and RI .._• ,!er executed. In truth ava elegance of desn,. ofi dhalt ,sc,,'. ireiliness, and beauty of wilouring, and inaccuracy ill'it;tuliais',,t,lo'ttelY surpass - any ever offered fur Inspection or 1....;;77..................................' try. k . .---... - it i4il'lES.i Lt AVING'rowN FOR THE SUMMER. a'A it; SPECTABLE FAMILY of RANK, hay -t 1 .nr. bvt444; in„,,Vivilciapon to he , fr, ,. ,„l . ently b ir e i r Tozll , 7i t i o i t o l c ie cn e p u y d a o n f ie aii, _ (he or end o. Aovein .., , n, ~(_),),_,,,, well fur to Neitli'Z'Y',PLiiet, 1:1(1 et)m")ii f s or ri six t ' h ' Orses, and fr 04 0 , ii, storable I.L.Ce: , stablin g 14r e ?,,tt, ,I,t, ~es, at a moderate rent ; the princil" r " ° "! 3 4ii,i `, 1 1! h e ;'",'t ,or south ; .I.he ).-.Z,ci-,,,,f,,,1'ai11i-o, Roa uottlios is req r uired but convenient Ft eatst care ,of the - furni ct,4er 1it,01..,..'e accommodation. M •;tephens, No. .1: : 41. / hiqu4, t s r eet, Grasreoor-sluare, * Will answer all ' ' • kVIDz,,h "... ° l' 811E.-k.'''' ND SON'S ESTATE AND , ri A. THE e t , EFFEC - r S. 1 " li a „ `JAII\II 'SIGNERS in a, Commission of 'toil - -tint- 1 e - - 0. dote the 4th day of lily, ~,1514' 1.1)1. ti,e"uild iso.,o' Ziltna against A;:ltA I-I,1:1 SUE AT n ' of qill - i . .;N, gh of Bostoo i n 1,4 e c i , L ay. of Lincoln, El.; iii'''S SHEATH, 'of the sa.m u e place, Esq. ;, JOAN 4')Al .16 ) , (4 ,Fishel MO, in the said County of Lincoln, Esq. 14;' 4,1 4 e `IN RAT', of the City of Lincoln, Esq. Bankers . 14,,e'4)ItZtiters, Crying .On Butsint:ss under the Firm e . ; ., 1 . Sim, Steel, and IVrav, intend to MEET on k ill. ',`','Y of July 'next rit Elertn; of the Clock in the Fore c(,),. ' iiie sAR Ac V,N,„!,.1.1F.,..,D INN,. in the City of Lin title-12: order, make ,a fiII'IDEND of the joint and sepa- i (;14 11i . "'"te and Eli 't :. f . th • sal I Abraham Sheath ant 4 ',:' () ,• l ' -,,i)leatit; wliet t i ' :or ,' wbe t re ;lie Creditor, who have out 4 4)'' ' ( ' -:"(*(1 their Dents - against the said Abraham Sheath a11y 1 :1, 1 4:`',. 1 1 . 1 !,', Stremh, are to came prepared to same , proye .d the nt, , ‘ l ,' e'!! e excic•ied the benefit of the said Dryi ci n . ti., d (1 41.1, ~4 14' . oil the Estate and Effects of the said a rah ..m ~ 't'd Challis Sheath not then proved will be disallowed. ' A. F. GASKELL, Gray's Inn, Londo t n, e For J. P. HOLLWAY, Solicitorsto .. h .)e WM. ROGERSON, , Manager n t . Estates o f th e s aid Abraham Nl . i i el i .. n and Challis Sheaths appcintett by the High Court of Chancery. %n ve t p l ,, y. R , ~,' ' PE RS( I ;N? - ' ''' ' ' - 'E DISCHARGE, AND RELIEF OF h,S IMPRISONED FOR SNIALL DEBTS. - • t.NA Craven -street, Strand, Jane 7, 1815. tli ' ,xeTIONS SINCE TilE LAST RE- S, )3.. . ,c. 8. d. 4,i_. ray ti..,, _ PORT, vi 7 tt ia mt lx fr., ‘ l .! and Ja.iies Davidson, Esq. cash x, et, ,-,..,:u and of a Bequest of Richard i i e . 'no„' - ' f l. - 113 5 11 - - ktseduelin.u, Edward Van Harthals, Esq. 1001. 134tbils 0, Legacy I),:t • - 90 0 0 i,''t 'orlon, E N• Y 21 0. 0 - - - .. 1 tri Nt net, Esq -. - 21 0 0 1., 4 14„,'P1ip0 s ,:. - 41% ^ ti) , B , •sq. - - 20 0 0 140 s /,:. 8 rereton, Esq Ann. 10 10 0 It,s. i.j..1,, pen liiddil;lph and Co. nn. 10 0 0 4 1 2 tr% ... v e ,,i 4 qier7i::: l l':arqnha• r and Co. 3 ' years bend. 6 6. 0 f, V, fli e len . ,• ''' l• Do. 6 6 0 -.1% s'Llarl -lu , Letter -box itow;,lo,3t:`, Jervis, per NIL.. Hatchard '-. 11 0 N: 44 44'4 E `q• - - Ann. 22 0 4 % 4, ,' ~1 ) 4 x t 0 Ti n "C" Esq. per Mr Williams - An n • 2 0 0 11 4 % . : ( !iba4' 51,.. 1: per secretary ' - i: 4 4 4, 11 " 4 1 4 4 , , , a n "I• ler ditto - - Ann. ii. 2 2 2 2 0 0 - Ann. 2 2 0 41 4 kit '' Oaviso - F. - - 55 0 . i ssr % e Y, Esq 11' Esq. - -2 2 0 - 11 4 1' 4 Il l a i lt d(i i "11;14, Cocics:and Ride ,-5 ' 3 0 ~,. 4, -, ll et, t sq. - Ann. •3 3 0 per Secretary 4, 1 , 14 1. t t i - 1. _ - Ann. 2 2 0 1 0" tr n"si l Coo •• - - .- Ann. 1 1 0 'N, it ° welt.t. E P", Esq. •k 'lle i? sq. _ 1 _ _ A nn; 11 0 'th 4 We, . , sq. - Ann. 1 1 0 lil r I 'l'4 ?q• - - - Ann. 1- 1 0 - - 1; Leh N ').d, Esq.. - - Ann. 5 5 0 (); 14 - - Ann. 2 2 0 k, 4l lto h :' '4( - - i 1 St • I; - •- - 2 0 0 ...,, ~, • v incent - . - Ann. i 2 0 - t. ;itiluarles wort h . - Ann. 1 1 0 - 1 , ,, 1 , • 11, 1 . - - - 10 0 0 1 , sq,, :i i 5....... R. J. .-- 2 2 0 ttt iVe tl " ) 'Alt Alin. 11. , 15. - 4 fu ~ er-B ox - - - t 0 0 1. itirec BoAs - - 3 6 0 .. , - 5 0 *0 b ikb ar ( 4 1 % e t ti and relieved from various Prisons, Nitt ere ( l l ')lrs, •fot tile Stint of - - L.‘293 14 7 1 ) . 1' 4)44 2., tile Cases of Petitioners; Ap- IplselitfF. act f ; a4(l Rejected-7 10 f t,'s are received . !‘v .1. Camden Netidt Esq, the tialharto Clit:len • a`.so itv Alt-tsrs. fievrt , :ts, C 9• St. faia,s' s _ s t i !,, t i:ulhiares, Flee.t-4treet 1, 4 , ,ttid phitinore a n d ( 0 . ; nrati Porriet, and Co. /:,tit.:ll - ; Vure,s and C•. , 77, qitl, 4 , l 4, lvh e :',"-; and by th,'s„ twar ,.. N, t , 7, Crav , !n-stre . et, t ilt A r t ' ) uoi,s may be sec') :y -1. o) are kn it Ilv ti t i ),!t this ( liarity, an.l wht:re the, Society in;:et ou day ill every Month. L .366 16 11 stY I o t •f t he fl etl wil l* ck.eC. itYl 'an" 5.."` oill rl lBll t 01 tag/ If:, 016 pAC -11) , ROYAL ACADEMY, ,SOMERSET-PLACE., gril EXHIBurioN is :Now OPEN, and will •A. -con t u e till further Noticv, from Eight in the Mnrniug till Seven in the Evenine.—Admittance Is. Catalogue Is. HENRY HOWARD, ILA. Secretary. FRIDAy - ,_ JUNE 16, 1815. ONE'IIUNDRED GUINEAS REWARD. London, June 15, 1815. WHEREAS JOT-IN BERGMILLER, late a Clerk in the East India Company's Service, stands charged on Oath with having feloniously committed a FORGERY upon the EAST INDIA COMPANY, and a War rant his been issued by the Lord Mayor for the Apprehension oc the said JOHN BERGNIILLER, who has absconded frogs his Residence at StepneyGreen, in the County of Middlesex. The above Reward will be paid to such Person or Persons as shall apprehend Vie said John Bergtuiller, upon Application to Messrs: Smith and Lawford, Solicitors, Draper's Hall, Lon don; or, to Mr. I. J. Wilson, Solicitor, 50, Derset-street, Salisbury-square, London. The said John Beroaniller left his House on Stepney Green, about 12 o'Clock on Wednesday, the 14th of June, Inst. in a smart Single Horse Chaise, • and has not since re turned. He is about 32 Years of Age, 5 Feet 5-Inches High,. Fair Complexion, 'but with a very unhealthy look (arising, it is believed, from his being dropsical) Stout and Thick set in his Make, Light Eyes, Thick Lips, Dark. Brown Short Hair, Moderate Whiskers, and usually Dressed in Black. • THE PAiENT IMPERIAL DINING-TA BLES, and A'rENT TRAFALGAR SIDEBOARDS and DINING-TABLES, ha one elegant Piece of Furniture, and upon Five new different Plans ; the Patent Improved Sofa Beds and Chair Beds;-, Brass-screw . Four .Post, and 'rent edste ad s , Furniture and Bedding complete ; Portable Chairs, with several other new invented and improved articles of furniture; also a general and very extensive assortment of Upholstery and Cabinet Articles for furnishing Houses com plete, ready manufactured, where Families may select aMd furnish a whole House in a few days, avoiding the - extreme riconvenieuce of waiting several Mouths in completing their Establishment: • East and West India Articles, Army anti Navy, &e. by Morgan and Sander, 1:1 and 17, Catherinc-street, Strand, on terms the most moderate, ,for prompt payment. YORKSHIRE.-DECIRABLE RESIDENCE. I'o BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CON I'RACT, THE Commodious MANSION, lately erected, with 24 Ac: es, more ()Mess, of rich Meadow and Pasture Land adjoining, called .SWINNOW PARK, situated in a fine Sporting Country, near the Ilranhani Hunt, distant about a mile from Wetherlty, seven from Harrowgate, and twelve from Yofk.. The House con,i;ta of a Breakfast Pd.lour, Dining-room and }sawing-room on ,the Gr.:7unit floor; .five good Bed-vocms and two dressing-roo ms on the FirSt noor ; and six iSed-roonis and one Dressing-room -on the Second Floor ; an excellent Kitchen supplied with Water, and every attached and detached Convenience.' The Grounds are ad vantageously laid out,' and the Kitchen Garden walled round and planted with choice Fruit-trees; also a H ot-house, Green house; and Aviary, good Stables, double- Coach-house, and i• Harness-house detached. The aimve Estate is Freehold, Land-tax redeemed, pays a small !Dodos in lien of Tithes, ann the Owner is entitled to two,Pews i'► the Parish Church of Wethet by. Iminediate pos session may he I►ad; alto the Furniture, at-it moderate valua tion, if desired. Particulars may be known un application to Mr. Taylor, Town Clerk of Ripon; or Mr.:J. W. Caley, 2G, Queen's square, Blormrshivry, London. N.B. It required, part of the Purchase-money may remain on Mortgage. If desired, more Land may be had to rent. LOCK AND SURGICAL DISPENSARY. His Royal Highness the MIKE of YORK, President, and • the following Cohiniittee of Governors . • Earl of Egremout Col. V. J.Joues, M. P. Earl of Leitrim . • I Jahn Latouelie Es _M. P. Rt. Hon. R. B. Sheridan, M. I'. I Col. H. Clements, SI. P. lion. Col. J.Barry, Capt. J. flay. SURGEON, • Mr. Kiernan, Member of the Royal College, London THE above :ESTABLISH'INIENt unites the Safety of a PUBLIC INSTITUTIOM, with a Delicacy, Honour, and Secrecy, that belongs to Private Practice, and, added to its high Patronage, it is conducted 4y, such Profes sional and extensive Practice, that the worst Cases Of Disease, as Strictures, 'Debility, Ulcerations,' &c. however inveterate or of longstanding, experience a complete Cure. as well as that Derangement of the Generative Organs, which impairs the Constitution and shortens - Life. Mr. Kiernait may be consulted by Patients of both sexes, at• his pi-it-Ate house, No. 21, Lower Charlotte-street, Bed- Ford-square, where the necessary Advice and Medicines will be given, or sent to any part of the. United Kingdom. Just published, price 3s. Practical Observations on the above Diseases ; sold by Sherwood and Co. - 20, Paternoster row,, and by H. Highley, No. 24, Fleet.-street. • HICKMAN'S PILLS, For the GRAVEL, STONE, LUMBAGO, &c. I N'the various Ccuriphilly!• incident tO the Hu manll. Frame, there are none more dreadful in their nature, nor more alarming in their consequences, than the GRAVEL and STONE, PAINS in the LICK, LOINS, BLADDER, and LUMBAGO. They are Complaints. to 'which every person is - liable, and are a foundation for every other, species of Disorder. The above invaluable Medicine, composed of the most innocent Ingredients, has been found of singular efficacy in the above Complaints; rern‘Sving the Calculi, or gritty Secretions, and banishing every pernicious tendency to those Disorders, without con finement. From a consciousness of the . powerful quality of these Pills, fully evinced by a private Practice of many years, they are offered to the Afflicted, and recommended as a Cure for the above Complaints.. COPY OF .1 . LETTER FROM G. GORDON, ESQ. Stn, --Having been fur above twenty yearsgreatly distressed with time Gravel, violent Pains in the Back, a Strangoary with little intermission, and the most excruciating tortures, when ever I attempted to snake watt r ; and at last became so weak, from want of rest and appetite, was scarcely able to walk across the room. In hopes of relief, I had, from time to time, recourse to the best advice, and took the most approved Prescriptions, without being any better. Observing Hick man's Pills,adeertised as an•effectual Cure fur the - Stone and Gravel, and stoppages of Urine, I used them this summer for about two months ; and from them found myself daily .bet ter, pass soy water freely . without pain; my appetite and strength restored, am able to ride'on horseback, which [could not do for twelve mouths prm!cediugthe tsse of these Pills. Sir, your must obedient Servant, GEORGE GORDON. October 21, Mt. Sub-Sheriff, Berwick Aire. . , Said at. Mr. Butler's, 4, Cheapside, corner of St. Paul's Church-yard, anti ino,t Medicine Venders in every Town, in Boxes at 2s. Rd. and I Ls. Gd. each. VICTUALLING-OFFICE, Juur 14, 1815. THE COMMISSIONERS for VIGJ'UeILLING His MAJESTY'S NAVY de - hereby give Notice, that on Friday, the 23d instant, they will be ready to 'receive Tenders in writing., sealed up,' and treat Jar the Sale of the GRAINS which May be produced in his. Majesty's. &ewhouse at Deptford during the space of twelve Months, front the 21st day of July nesa The Conditions of the Contract may be seen at the Secre tary's (Wee. . . No req-ard will be had to any Tender in which the Price shall not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not be delivered to the Board before One o'Clock on the said -Friday i :the 23d instant; nor wiles:, the Person who ?flakes the Tender, or some Person on - his behalf, attends, to answer when called for. • TO ALL WHO VALUE THE SIGHT. The Sight of the Aged is restored; The Weak Sight strengthened; The Perfect Sight preserved, B y BrIADHERRY's PATENT SPE,CTA CLES, 332, Oiford-street. To prevent Disappointment, be particular in observing it is not a shop, but a Private House, next door to the Fish monger's, between Swallow-street, and Argyle-street. This Day was published,in Svo. (the Fifth Edition), price , 16s. Boards, of ON S PE CT US INIEDICINiX THEORE TIC/E, ad Usual Academicninl_ Auctore JACOBO GREGORY;-•m - ..n. • Olim. Med. Theor. Nunc Med. PraCt. in 'Acad. Edin. Prof. , Printed for John Fairbairn (Successor to Mr. W. Creech) ; Edinburgh; Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown; Gale Nnd Fenner; and T. Underwood, London. MR. WALTER SCOTT'S NEW POEM. This Dav was publiihed, In Bvo. (the 4th Edition) 14s. boards, T HE _LORD of. the ISLU,S a Poem. 13 3 , WALTER SCOTT, Esq. Printed fur Longman,. Hurst, Rees ' Orme, and Brown, London; and A. Constable and Co. Edinburgh. • . - .701: whom may be had, M. Scott's Poetical Works; complete in 9 vols. Royal Bto. price lit. hoards. In a few days will ,be published, a Series of Illustrations for the Lord uf.the.lsles, from the- Designs of Rich. Westall, Esrt, R. A. The Proofs in 4to. and the Prints in Bro. will be delivered in the order they are sulyieribed for. PARK'S LAST JOURNEY AND LIFE. This Day - way published, Handsomely printed, by Bnliner, in One Volume Quarto, (uniformly with Mr. - Park's former Travels,) with a new Map, and several Wood Engravings, price i 1. Its. Gd. THE JOURNAL of a MISSION - to the IN TERIOR of AFRICA, in the Year 180.5. ' By MUNGO PARK.. Tor,ether with other Documents, ofliciat and private,, re lating to-the Mission. To which is prefixed, an Account of the Life of Mr. Park. Printed for John Murray, Albemarle-street, London. This Day was published, Price 4s, boards, elegant Frontispiece. • A TtIURATIT, PRlNitg - of PERSIA, an ARA BIAN TALE. Lutt.tiou a-iol3.1(1 by G. Walker ' 106, Great Port land -street; Baldwin, (radoclt, and Joy; Paternoster-row; Sharpe, London Muqeuni, Piccadilly; and Sutherland. Cal ton-street, Edinburgh.—Of whom maw be had, Plain Tales, by Mrs. Roche, 2 rots. 10s. The Irish Girl, a Religions 'Tale, s:• 6d. Ccelehs Married, 7s. Trampers Travels, 3s. '6d. Second Edition. A few Copies only now left on Sak,of • SOLOMON's GUI bE to HEALTH ; Thi•ee Shillings; being a Treatise on nitrite Diseases,. Ner vous and Hypochondriac Complaints; also General Retnarls on those Diseasei with which the Human Body i< most fre quently afflicted, and Remedies most ptoperly adapted for each respective. Complaint. Sold by Samuel Leigh, In, Strand ; Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster- ow; and all Boolssellers. TO THOMAS TAYLOR, ESQ No. 9, New Bridge-street, London. HoNounklu Sits, • Edinburgh, March 18. ir BEG leave to inform you, that ever since the I year 1790, I had been afflicted with the Lues linerea ; which, front its obstinately resisting every course of medicine prescribed by the most eminent of the faculty here, and un dergoing several ses'ere courses of , salivation, and twice dis charged (ruin the Hospital with little relief, would appear to .be of the most inveterate nature. In the spring of last year toy disordcr had gift to such a head, as nearly to put a period to my existence—l 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 ; me left had also two large nodes ou it, was very much discoloured, and.gave me such excruciating pain, patticularly when warm in bed, as nearly to deprive me of rest ; in this lamentable state, I was recommended by Mr. J. Thompson, (who received so great a cure by them here), to take your Leake's Patent Pills, which I begat? to do on the 26th of May ; in the course of a fortnight I began to receive benefitin little mare than a Month the ulcers on my head and arms were soundly healed— Soon after, the sores .n 5 my legs healed also ; leaving; how ever, considerable disculouration in the skin, and pin in the bone of the left, which, by the blessing of God, and a little longer perseverance in your invaluable Medicine, subsided ; the m o des disvehing, the skin regaining its natural hue, and the nocturnal pains gradually going oaf.—l thus became, by your liberyl advice and medicine, perfectly free from all my former complaints—have recovered my former spirits and strength, and ant become jolly and fat, in which state havi n g continuedl many months to the astonishment of all who knew me, I ant at a has in what terms Vs express my gratitude, but b e g you, for 'the good of other suffering mortals; to make this my case as public as possible, as I shall on every occa sion ; in so doing you will greatly oblige, Sir, your grat e f u l; ob e di en t, very humble servant, X. MURKER. Swarlifa Close, High-street, Edinburgh.2E‘L- Thonipson‘%; ) ititte.. 3, sse :—. s to the above eure New Poultry Market, Edinhurgl_ John M'l n t os h , Old A Ssein hl y Cl ose , Edi n b urg h. and sold by th e so l e P ro prietor, THOMAS TAY jL°oPhlritie d , P IV a l r e t m her of the Royal Colle g e of Surgeons, at his house, No. 9, N ew B r id ge - s t ree t, .ondon; whet e, after a constant residence of more than 8s years, in a practice parti cularly directed to the cure of Venereal Complaints and those incidental to the Parts of Generation, with that inviolable secrecy which men of his profession shout)] always observe in s uch cases , he flatters himself the advice "arid assistance he gratuitously administers to persons taking this Medicine, will be esteemed, by a discerning Public, as an advat tage seldom attainable, and void of all ambiguity. Also sold, by his appointment, for the convenience of thoss living at assistance, at the Perfuiner's, No. 35, St. Alban's street, ; the. Tovs4top, No. ma, Oxford-street; Mr. Disbocongles, No. 7, Visit-street -hill; Mr. Baxter's, South bridge- Edinb urg h ; Mr. M'Dottald, eWeller,.Glasgow; Mt. Caliacll's, Dublin ; and by one person in every considerable town in Great Britain and Ireland, in boxes of only 2.F.. 9d. eacn, stamped, and sealed np with full and piain directions, Whereby persons; of either sex may cure themielt es with ease, speed, secrecy, and safety. . N. 11. Every .Box soh: Great-Britain is sealed op with a stamp, on which, by favunr of the Commissioners, is printed at the Stamp Othee—T.,Tavlor, No. 9, New Bridge-street, to imitate which is Felenk, and othets aru counterfeits. r;tllXTOlCalc.rf - CV (...„, N ..4 C . - ,.. .t. . .4 _ ~, r, V . ,:",,, 45 , C,. .' ; N...-y r, . - - -,••• ,At -• r i , t 4fl 41-Alrir : -svrr-`-v-7- §iXPENCE-ITALFPENNV, IIqPE!tIAL I'AIZ LTA MENT. • HOUSE O 3; OF LORDS, 'ffttast;AY, JUKE "15. 'The Leather Dia? , Bill .. the Poor's Relief Bill, the Irish NpnLitiqn mid the Dui lin Lunatic Asyllito .1311.1, wet' brought up from the Commons, mid' reatra first 7ime. rche . Londnii Courts' of Justice 11111, and Connty Bridges Bill, werejead a - second time. Committed for to-morrow. 'Elie Paper Duty Bill, the Spirits - 'Licences Bill, the Cork AsSessments Bill, -Irish Stamps Regulation Bill, and the clacliniannan linplisonment Bill, Wer' committed. The•Maili DUty Rill, Excise Licences Bill, and Hides Duty Bill, were read a third time,- and passed. • MR. WEST'S PICTURES-CHRIST RE JECTED, his SECOND PICTURE of ocusT HEALING in the TEMPLE, and the DESIGN of the'PRU CIFIXION of OUR SAVIOUR, with several SKETCHES, are now Exhibiting at No. lis, PALL-MALL, near Carlton- House, every day (Sundays excepted) from Ten in the Morn ing till Six in the Evening. By Order, • CHARLES SMART, Secretary. MR. WEST'S PICTURE OF " CHRIST HEALING THE SICK." THE SUBSCRIPTIONS for the PRINTS of this Picture continue to he received by the Keeper at the BRITISH GALLERY, Pall-Mall. The Price to Sub scriber, is Five Guineas each. A Deposit of half the Price to be pail' on subscribing, and the remainder on the delivery of the Impressions, which will he made in the order in which the Subscriptions are received. • By Order, JOHN YOUNG, Keeper. _ . .1% I ? ~,.. . ...-....... a to?, z'... ~...',•,-,t. , \,,,, ‘ ,2.....__, ,r , / ,, ,/ , ,,, .7., ,,, ,4 1 1.3 0-,•,<;,--„,„ -----:•.-zY-s,>.,;01,ii, :\-:.,-:-.., .4-. T ., - -J - - -- -= ,- _ t';.l4 , ~.,,,,,,,,... \,,, , 4 , 4724,‘1' ''''' • 1 t i , \ANv. . i, „, , SLAVE TRADE. The Margitii of LANSDOWN give notice that he wooli to-inort*w)ticive that the Report of the Slave Trade Felony Bill be received. The Earl of WESTMORELAND said, that the amendments which had been road (lid not remove his objeCtions, and he therefore tolled the Noble Marquis would not object to its being re-committed. . The-BiabOP of PETERBOROUGH said, that itsmust be coMmitted, as the most material clause, that Which imposed the punishment , of transportation, was neither sense nor grammar, in the way in w,bich it was at presolt printed. The Earl of WESI'NIORELAND said, that his objections would not be removed by making the clause in question sense or granimar: The Bill, was the most extraordinary measure of legislation that bad ever been attempted for entrapping innocent persons. 'The uride►standb of the' Howse when the Bill Was last t►nder consideration was, that it would be re-committed, and he therefore hoped there would be no oh jeetiob to it. The. Marquis of LANSDOWN said,' that if any Noble Lord had any artiendinent to propose, he Certainly would not ob ject to the re-cummitment.-Mjourned.' HOUSE. OF ..CQ,NINIONS. A person from the Navy-Otlice presented a return of the' contracts entered into by the Commissioners of the Navy, foe the year preceding. Mr. ROSE' introduced a Bill, which was read a first - time, and the object of which he stated to be—the pieventlon of ignorant persons from exercising the lirofessiori of surgery., Sir M. W. RIDLEY inquirodwhetlitr there was any clause prohibiting druggists from mating up prescription - s. ROSE observed, that that was a purpose • totally fo reign to the Bill. It had no sort of connection with the ob jects of the late Bill, commonly cal.ed the Apothecaries', Bill. ROSEBERRY DIVORCE BILL Mr. M. A. TAYLOR moved, on the ground of its Tieing in tended with the concurrence of all parties, to propose, in the mean time, some alteration in the Bill, that' the report• be deferred till Monday next. Agreed to. Lord G. BERES7FORD appeared at the bar, - and' delivered an answer from the Prince Regent, signifying that his Royal Highness had received certain Addresses of that House, rind given directions accordingly. The Parish - Apprentice Bill was read a third time, and passed. • Sir J. C. HIPPISLEY moved for a paper containing the re sult of the proceedings at a Congress convoked at Ems - by the three electoral AtchbiShops, and the -Archbishop Prince of Saltzburgh, on the '2sth of August, 1783. '. He at the same time moved for a copy of - the regulations of the Tuscan Go vernment, dated Feb. 23, 1815 ; and also for a copy of the Constßution of Pope Pius 7th, restoring the Order of Jesuits, Sir J. C. HIPPISLEY then gave ['Mice, that he should, early next Session, move for leave to bring in a Trill to amend the provisions of an Act of the t(ith of the late King, com monly called the ;larriage Act. POST-OFFICE BILL. Mr BARING objected to the 3d reading of the Post-Office i3ill, on. %vitich tle_svas tiesexitlitled_ta take - the sen6e of the Mr. A. WRIGHT opposed the measure. Mr. LUSHINGTON wished the House to recollect that the,expense of the Custom-house had fallen: short of the estimate. He felt it his duty there fore to suppOrt the Bill, both with a view to the convenience of the metropolis and the interests of the revenue. Mr. CALCRAFT was also inimical to any further proceeding in this Bill, which, at a period of so much hnhlic difficulty and expense, and whilst The present Office was fully ad.eqn:ite to its pnrposes„; he considered as most improper ant Mr. GORDONsaid, in the . caseof the new Cus. tom-house,. the wound belonged to the public ; but in that of the new Post-office, it was to - be purchased at a great and indefinite - expense. He should oppose the Bill to the last, because he viewed it in the light of.a merejoh, and a profli gate expenditure of the public money. Mr. LusniNGTots explained. "'The House then. For the third reading, 49 1 Against it, 24 I Majority, 25. ISLAND OF BANCA. Mr. ROBERT SMITH, after adverting to the ne-: cessity of - some inquiry after the indirect and ac cidental manner in which the subject had been. brought w►der attention, moved for the.produc-• tion of copies of all documents .and dispatches received from the East India Company relative to our acquisition of the Island of Ranca. Alter a few Words frow Mr. WALLAce, de scriptive of the .circumstances attendiug the traits feu of the Island to the British dominion, the lion •was agreed to. • Mr. HORNER postponed his motion on the sub ject of Bills of Indictment before Grand Juries ILL Ireland, until the next Session. He would then not lose a single day in introducing the subject to the notice of Parliament. Mr. PEELS expressed his satisfactiOn, but thought that considerable difficulty would be found in assimulating the laws of the t wo countries. NEWFOUNDLAND FIS H ERIES. Sit• J. NEwronT. moved, in, pursuance of his notice, atter sotne previous observations, an Ad dress .of considerable length to .his Royal High ness the Prince Regent, impressitig on his Royal. Highness the value of the Newfoundland Fisheries as a source of wealth and a nursery for seamen, and requesting that instructions should he givers to British\Naval Commanders in that part of the globe, to exclude the Americans from.catrying.ort the fishing trade within the coast defined the ilti tish Fisheries. - • General GASCOYNE seconded the motion. • - Lord CASYLEREAGEI did not see the necessity of the motion, which stated many facts with which the 1-louse could not he acquainted. He admitted Ole value of the fisheries to the fall extent in a political point of view, and the House might he assured that the Executive Government w ou ld, not neg l ec t it s duty. fie moved the previous question. M r . M. A. TAYLOR supported tl:e facts Stated