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OFFTCE, -, IIP°Itil:-,1,1e _in • sti , r nee oi ; Buildings, %%last Loss i ao d , ze, Slops, Vessels, and all . other Property, Furniture, 1,,..._ran or Damag:e by FIRE. th tr ''Q ces fiir Short Periods, or for several years . t . ( . :g , F-c -•ferr%.4i4l• Ile eacoed at t a 's Office upon the most equit. 01 ' • 4, 1 1 . ' ` ) t 1 , j k n ies Wilt not be e h alged for s„,is of 001. or upwards, 110 eve.irsons increasinv their present rtisurances. i . tpervic,',""le S'I•OCK of a F.NIiN4 will he itisurt‘ t'ithont 114 •''''e'll, at the reduced Pi : einium of ,Is. per (.....4.. , ... I)ii, "I't,' fo; the Renewal of Polities expiring at Mid ,1111 )" e (' ' . • '''Y he bad '' ' )r - • in the Strand and orialid L ' at the P"° " 1 •( t ices ' I Unittrv, . who wiii'r " n 4li, and of ' their Agents in tle ec'2-''-e.l!r•oposalS fOr new Insiirances. ---.-______ ROBEItT SKELTON, Secretary. • AT :,, c;t• of London Tavern, "July to, 1915. a MEV,' I M I ; 'of the GENERAL C()M- TioNl,ll.r.utE fp.; eUndlicting the WATERLOO SUBSCRIP: 1 eld thi. Das .T., i;. itqw•ii •-• ' , .. . . -qe T r „. 11 LI II If",P,AM, Part. in the Chair; ,o. rem„ i._L -"surer; reported the Amount of Subscriptions that 4.40.:,23,ut owti and adveit'isvd t e h e ,r 67.08 t Its. 4d.; and 14, 01 9 k . ce. ii. l be,,, i.e.t., - 1 i.i the Public Funds. , _ (iwh;iit'(•,,,d, That John Catiei 1 , '•;q: Joins Spicer. Esq. E. 4 31 ' 8 1. ai ds• To-. ••• ' ll - ' - Bart. be added tit the -uoili,ittt .i .ir , !warn ri:azer, . . e, • Th e C, . IforEirr ti - IGRAM, Chairman. ... letti pt, ). j'n•iniittee deem it as iinProper :as sup,ril""s' t to - a dv - ctvaiti„ ) . 3,0. Y worris of theirs, to increase-the feeling Glorious _ Agittet;b„lne tinited Kin Amil on the sol , ;eet of the'Glorwtis tout e -d" Of iiiiie._. ••11-wv commit theSubsetilitiun wholly dem ~,•fretectinn Of P• t • ' • • d Griititude, and are conti .llChti," k.reanit,lion4o u n r Q a t bliTt d o ' r i lie•Chara c t er of the British • hi s ' , teteit-,tr4ellested thattlie SubscriptiMis' which could not h e 14414 to tir t he day of General Meeting., 28th June, may be . !irtiith enardiers bt.Loodon of the respective Subscribers, Nll4en.ltlioiftee at the CitV of London 'cavern. t 1 .1 0 . . 114101 )S are received ;it the City of London Tavern; IN ti Yc s; and at all the 11. • 10:. • All ConSmintic4tions and: toltii.iill:.,:stritit,itty ()% , k . , L r . , ri e - d ri o l t ri s ie . s ri t , e , - : ::: 1. h e a ddressed to the t 'e • tth I ' I "' An-Riticoisß 1 ' • . 4 11,. '-- •uosetiptions already advertised t"1.67,081 I /rIP,---a tribute of 3 ' .- ia. 4d. li `P 'l'll !:'-' ,l ill de. L . 2 0 * / 4 1 , 1 3 )es ii . Vha . ti i ii: t il . _.- . 5 5 0 2 rat i't,,,',11,N,ii.b.11 - -50 •-0 Asti., Z.:" ) ' - 30 0 . Irl.•.ti Oliver 13 0 ,•,, • s-tiareh (st. tit, ' oper ._ 0 6,°,14:e. the N;ai :yr, John Meyer, NI. D. - „.,.I:47!!''srinurv. {Sy - - • .I,i-es, Se' Ills and Co. 10 10 N.,., 1- „'ev• •f, L. Miir.. 21 0 IVili.lllz.tlor - ,-, )c ', ‘ Willuno()flky - 10' 0 • ~,,,,. t).„o„,‘ i , i , • •s. ,-(1 : A . i!, A . . - .h. il lial l , /.. 1 ` l' tiidliti• 5 5 Nlr Pearson (flomerton) $ 0 ‘• ',i11% timer" -'• 5 5 .1o1;11 vrer wan - 6 , 5 n 3,, , (~„,,,, 1 .,' 'l/ - ''' - V.ii 5 :iollo,:.!iite - 1 ° • - ? t i ll. ' .411 n . '''' .. 6 5 . fleockell &Du Bnisson 31 10 s•,h,,i , nd 1') . vw _, , , ..$. i ts Ki, -- art 00 i.1 . 1 1 . • _ 10 0 ti * "'di . '''''Y 5 IJ. '['..lames and Co. 52 10 ' ,. illi, -I ' l 'l • ir i t , _ 5 5 4 ... hal, f '''' -. M ordoch,Yuille,Wa v d- Ni., 'i' , n l 1 0 lii rot, and Co. of Ma kiiri .11,,,,, 0cr - • It) 0 ' Iti4r'': .13"1-1441 al - id 11 5L . IV- ,". ' , •111 Pei ~4, 1 . ''1 ,, 01 ' ". 4 r . '' ,,l' 'l 'hand - . tub, Ib l ' i " Miss .‘ • - 3 • d (....N,:trileirtill3 3 6 6 si,':_f'O. • tttets ' • .'l• i'ii:.-1',11,,).i 11e t . t :-1.! oos 0 ;;1S 11°5 1 , 1 :iki c o ': ', ilionots 5 81•10 1,‘" 11 14 s; - 5 0 .4 ,. ' 111, a nd .„,.....,:oite4 _ a -- - , vita - 52 10 ;vioani.; and Petyt - 52 10 Simomn,is - 5' 5 • Tyi'T 52 10 Walker , - 52 10 \ ,er,11)13,n1 - 110 10 Cliohnlty, C.W. Dering 25 0 ( apt. chas., Elton • Prescott • Syl , cs Mrs. Lambert - Patrick Cha I niers, and D. C. Guthrie - Thomas Wist Tlionias Wilson - 26 5 5%"1 10 21 0 78 1•i 2 • 2 21 0 ' 4°Y •Xt.. 1 10 )P ~ I TAL, Cf . Pill su. • • an Act .passed in i the of P l'• that the t:11 ,iich,n,r,, i_r id.rnilt, hy which it is enacted 11na, i•sent • 7, i t) ~t .., ~t- ibis dospital shall in - future be 1!4" quay 11t11, ... , r1(1 1,. b ' dlice, instead of half-vearle, Notice is lielLuy (Jtlirr‘ . 3- ('lller' o the .1-1 II - ' r : ibie the Lords and liospi;ahtltruissionrq for'il;'-'t ir/ ° : ) t u lie . affairs of the said I:!oiL'3l4l(''' )rth alt "4 ' () " Ld i n 'e ' l ' isTj ' iners Of residing in rt,', t'u:vil,h.iii 1 lie,llist riet of the Bills Of Mortality, are 4 tirt• 1i( 41 pe,'Snirtli • d • . o. unentally, w ith t il li , , inlotz st!i s Ce.l-11fitat'esY Of d i\%Iii i ii i :sio ll , at );.. I.6ift.c:: ain Hospital, on the respective days, and in , the Seer , etary: .(414 1 „„ ' .. I. lt e ZISSUS, acc.rditl, to their several Rates or 4 (14, 3,\ :: , '‘s underlllellt. ' •d• e will be give" tkin t , pie 'cloo. lo oe c ,t ; when attio . ..Inc . th . After 441 ru t . th. , ~,. ~ inn the I\thriiing until '1 tire in ,-.. in Jan • r-dynii•i c "•t•r of a Year's Pension 4, tt, ti 3 O. a to,ii ( I' 241 li of September' next. , ~,:_r,h,P,„,, on mommy, 17th July. ,I",.ll.titli nr itrs at sd. cd. and 8(1. per day, front the ditr . e - 4111 g t h ese e rns of Cavairy, Foot Guards, and Infantry, In trtna the NlClrtia. Ti, kiel„" 0 in %I 'I t Ls:0:1A , isth July. 7.4(144, ,i !and 1 0(1. er I N' f - th different Regiments, ."wse fruni th, P . ii(l.?-..7 "la e. no.. Tito On lc\"-' • ' - NI 4 at 1 „, - i.i),NESDAI , 19th July. -I -44 ,),• witl, ~'• Per day, from the different Regiments of „ .1 4 l,ci ti, use from I hi; three Itt.gimenls of Fruit Guards, ttsive. (he hoot the ist to the 10iti Regiments of Feet iii-‘.ll 41 t; ° :' 'lt It pe°,"THURSDAY, cloth July, . . ' - 'enizi , -- ay; fron t the 114 h Regiment of Foot, and ',log Reginieots and Corps. IL bs e , t .1 On FRIDAY, 2I st July. 8 ' oId• k...1d. is. i!il. and is. 2d. per day. I'l l ose at , 011 SATURDAY, -2 , 1 d July. ' 3 2 9. IS. V,d. is. a.td • and ls. 4d. per clay. 7 '4,- 0 1 • Pcr a 'x iit 1 2 ,„ n 1 ONDAY, 2.111 i July. ''4Y. -'7l(t. with those at the ditcerent rates•to Is. 9rl. ELSE A, JULY 12, 1615. N? 1 , `,e; ) :;''i - . . V-• • ..q . lzrzi.. - 1 ' 4. 514, R6' * 'fl •4tl+. \4l Jost public-heti, price 73. extra boaids, AA TREATI',-it?, on FAMILY WIN E--:`I.A.K• !NG, calculated ror nialving excellent Wines ; ti• , :i the Vdrin ,, ; Wruits of this Uni!ed Count, y, in rda.tion to Strentvh, Itoilliatiq, I lealth, and Eemnoitty ; expl:Aultory ~flliewilide Process. and every other requisite Guide aftei• Gi Wine is trade, and in the Cellar. Composed from practical 14notv led4e, and written' expressly and exclusively . for Domestic Use : containing Recipes for lixty Different hurts of %Vine. To which is also suirioinc I,•thc Description of-part of a recent British Vintage, inclusive' of an interestin,s , Experimental Lecture. - By P. P CARNELL, Esq. F.H. S. &c. Published by Sherwood and , Co. Paternoster-row; and sold by - all Book:ellers in Town and Country. Such Reviftwers who have noticed the Work, have spoken highly of its merits and utility, • • • , this Day was t)tiblished, • In tieci. theSi':cond Edition, price 12s. hoards, of DISCOUR.SES on the PRINCIPAL POINTS of the SWIM AN CONTROVERSY. • • By RALPII WARDLAW, Minister of the Gospel, Glasgow. Priteled for .Loligman, Hurst, Rees, Orine, 'and Brown, Loildon ;. and ,•1 ,and J. M. Duncan, Glasgow. : "'We are gratified by the appearance Of the Volume before us ; we know of - noile; in the compass of ,Our reading, that is at once fio condensed and comprehensive; so argu mentative aild practical ; so Well 4upporteNiy solid reasoning and scriptaral and yet so happily relieved by the application of its .1 -rineiples to the tonseence and the heart." Eclectic Reficw, Mash 1915. New Medical Botgis ptiblished by JOHN-CALLOW, Medical. Crown-Court, Pritiees- , street, Soho. pRAcTicAL•INQUIRY into D.lB - RESPIRATION ; 'distinguishing the Species of Convulsive' Asthma, their Causes, and Indications of Ciire. ilv BOBERT BREE, M.D. F.R.S. Vellow . of the 11 - O V - al College -of •Physicians - , iii'Bvo. the Fifth Edition, with additional Practical. ObscrvatioAs, dedicated, by permission, to his Royal Highness' the Prince Regent, price Ins. 611. boards. 2 A VIEW of the RELATIONS of the NERVOUS SYS-. .TENI, in HEALTH and in DISEASE - ; -contaittin:4 Selections from the Dissertation to .whickwas adjudged the Jacksonian Prize for the Year 1813. with additional Illustrations and lEL.: marks. BpDANIEL PRING, Member of the.Roal College of Surgeons, - London; and v Surgeon at Bath, in Bv . o. price. 7s. Gd, boards. • 3. REFLECTIONS on FEVER; intended to point out the Principles upon which a Systematic and useful Method .of Treatment might, be established. By ROBERT • CALVERT, M. D. - of the Royal College.of Physicians, London; • Physician to the Forces, &c. &c. &c. in 4i - vo. price 45. bo::rds. • 4. STATEMF.NT of -the EARLY SYMPTOMS which lead to the DISEASE' termed WATER the BRAIN, with Observatiios on the ttecessi;y of a watchful attention to them, and the fatal consequences of their neglect, in a Letter to Martin Wall, M.D.- By D. YEATS, M.D. of - Trinity College, Okiord ; of tlie•Rovaltollege of Physi,i,t;.s, London ; late Physician to the billynary and Lunatic .:\sylunt of the County r and Physician to his lirace the'Dake of Bedford, in' ' price " The view taken of the snbiect is one to which we Serious ly recommend the attentioa of Practitioners."-•--Monthly •pository fur April. • . „ • 5. PHARMACOLOGTA ; or, The History of Mythical stances, in'order to enable the ,liractitioner, to prescribe them with eilicac'y and elegance, and to dispense them with accu racy. TO which i. nth l al, an Analysis of the mutt celebrated Quack Medicines. - By JOHN AYICION, Paris, M.D. F.L.S. • , iit 19.in0. Second Edition, price 6s. hoards. 6. OBSERVATIONS on the SYMPTOMS and TREAT MENT of the DISLASRI) SPINE, previous to the period .or. incurration, rsitlt.stime — ltenvitlcs on the eonsequent PALSY. By THOMAS COPELAND, Fellow of-the Royal College of Surgeons, and Assistaht-?lurgeon to the - Westminster General Dispensary, in Bvo. ptee Os. boards.--Also, by the same. Anthor, Observations - 1.,1-I,Alie Principal Diseases of the hee ttrnt and Anus; particularly, Stricture of the Rectum, the EL - emorrhoidal Exciescenee, the Prolapsus Ani, and Fisrtula in Atm. • Second Edition, consideraidy enlarged, Svo. boards, 7s. • In the Press, and speedily wilPls 1:i IlSwo. IMEDICIN.E PRANEOS COMPENDIUM, cal hung pri ntont accesscrunt Mcdicaminum Formula: quiedain adUsum magis Familiarem context)), Curante Joanne Ayrton, Paris, M.l). &e. • PATENT IMPERIAL DINI,NG-TA BLES, and PATEN"I"FRAFAI.GAR SIDEIIO.III.IIS and INNING -TABLES, im one elegant Piece of Furnittire, and upon Five new Plans ; the Patent Improve ,1 Sofa Beds and Chair. Beds; Brass-screw Four I'ost; and Tent Bedsteads, Furniture and Bedding complete ; .Portable Chairs, with several (Alum new iAvented and improved articles of furniture; also a general am] very extensive assortment of Upholstery and Cabinet Articles toe flirnishing houses cora pletv, ready manufactured, where Families' may -select.and furnish a W:liole House in a few days, avoiding - the extreme illeonvenience of waiting sevteral Months in completing their \ Estahlishment. . East and West India Articles, Army and Navy, &c. &c. by Ntoriall and Sanders, 16 and -17, Catherine-street, Strand, on terms the 'most - moderate, for prompt payment; muTtsH PAINT NIANUFACTORY, 62, Queen-street, Cheapside, Loudon. • IMPENETRABLE PAINTS,. and .COAL TAR 'BROWN, for Nuk Paling, Slates,Out Buildings , and Weatberßoard n ing of every description. • Invisible Green, per Cwt. 565.. lied or Brown per Cwt.42s. 'Mirk Green 7as; White Paint GQs. Olive ditto 125.• Prepared Oil to thin tlaetn Lead Colour 565. for Use ss_ (id. per Gal. Stone Colour 565. ,Fine Paint's for inside Work of Chocolate Colour 565. every description, &c. &c. Refined Tur Brown Vs. per Cwt.—Coin:lion-do. 18s per Cwt. .qll - 1E PEN IgltA LE - PAINTS are very IL` ornamental, and will cover a surface nearly twice as great as other Paints: they - also possems a 'durability which renders them pecnliarle valuable, when applied to Work eon, stantllv, exposettto the C4ects of le Weather; and from their .being ground in Linseed Oil, and. drying, very quick, they ate applicable to the general purposes of useful Inside Painting, as .they give at the same time a preserving and very handsome &Wel l ing. They are also a Cure for the Worm and Dry Rot, NVIII stand in hot Climates, and are e:ky of application, being used in the same manner as other Paints. • The 4.IAL TAll.-BROWN is recommended -for the cover ing of Rough Fencing, Porous Tiles, Wood under ground or writer; particularly the Iletineil, which is perfectly insoluble in water; the Worm will not penetrate -where it is used ; it is of a very good colour, dries hard, and is easily applied, requiring only to: be heated and laid on: w'ith'a common tar brush. Suld by UPTON and Co: Qucen••'strect, Cbezip'iide GENUINE ME DIC,IN ES NEWBEItY and SONS; in St. Pzinl's • church-Nui l l, iII ftwin the Public that the P . rices of their MediCines, with . the late Duties, are as follow; anti that the Number of %heir douse is 4-1, the third from Cheapside. a. el. - a. ii. Dr. James Powder .... 2 9 1 Dr. Stcer'sOppdelettic 2 9 Analeptic Pills .. 4 (, 1 Convokion Oil 2 6 Antibilious Pills 2 9 1)r. Austin's Chalybeate 4 0 Esse itre•OrCil tsfoot .. 3 6 , .. 0 0 9 I \ , 1, 9 :1 4, r ,; :s n i g ie e r ,:f ili `s Dentifrice t . . . .. 1 1 tifrice -, 1 5 L runic fills awrallee's Powder .. 4 6 l English Coffee The t:cpltalic sina ... 1 l 4 i Pate (lc tltibube Unless the name " F. N1ctV111',11 1 i; be' engraved• In the ,titailips, the above cannot lie t.t iitilne• • 1)r. flooper's Pills .... 1 'l4 Elenry't Cilass's Magti e ,i a , 8 6 St rong.finet. 01 Bark 4 6 E , selice of Citt ~e r Cheltenham ,:... 2 9 Scots .. 1 1.1 Greenough's Tinetnres '2 , 9 I Spil,i'hury's dittu ----- 'Olti lalavogts ... 1 - li ; Weicii'§ PIP!' Soothing Syrup - ... "•.! 9 ''''.,, 4- Atiiple. allowance will lie made. tfplii then ;Atiri ull fritlAcr Meditiucts of i epute fur Expo! tatitai. LPRICV, SMPEYCE-TIAT.PPENN'7. 1 ,1 ,- JULY ►4, 1?, PRA NSP 0 RT- OFT IC ; _7., S 1815 commyssioNEßs.for Conducting flis T.q.2I:V.PORT St;RVICE; taking Gyre of Sick a atf•lrounded Seamen, and, • Arthc Care and . CastodyOf Prisonei's It, War, do let!rekry give Notice, that they will be ready at Mir' ..C,ffice, on Tuc.iday; the 14th July, 1315, to receive sealed 7'enrlt.,.7, and fecal with such , Persons as nt7y be willing to contract . 7:;r VICTUALLING PRISONERS of WAR in health and Sic.Ur.:s at Dart;noor, for Six 'oohs certain. _ . , . . .No Tender will'be rceeired after One . o'Clock. on Vie DaY of Treaty, nor any noticed, unless the Party,- or "an Agent for him, personally attend. Each Tender must be 'accom panied by a. Letter from two respectable Persons, engag ing, to' become bouncl'with the Person tendering, in 112615101 i of 2000/. br the due Perfiwaizanec the Contract. Farther Pattieala;s may be known by aiplying at this Office; to Captain Shortland, Dartmoor; or Captain Hut chinson, Plymouth. ALL PRIZ N gXl' WEDNESPAY. AII.IIOLE4 and Co. Contractors for the pre— sent LOTTERY, respectfully acquaint the Public that the GIIAND GOLD LOTTERY will. confluence Drawing WEDNESDAY NEXT, the 19th July. on which Day all the Tickets thaWn will I e PRIZES.---S:lmuir contains /..40,00u-1,.30,000—L.'20,000, Besides 1'2,000 GUINEAS, Which will be paid in GOLD Without. Deduction, • AS UNDER : I of L. 40,000....... i 5.... ' L. 40,000 1 30,600 .. ;30,0e0 120,000.. . ....... .... 20,00 0 I 5,250 in Gold . 5,250' 1 1 1;050 in G01d... - 3,150. ' 5 l,OOO 5.000 ..... 4 523. in.-Gold :2,100 10 2lO in G01d.... ...... 2,100 And 3,042 other Prizes of lesser Value. • - ' Schemes with full Particulars may be, had gratis. TICKETS amid .SHARES are now in Sale at•CARROLL• and CO.'s Offices, No. 7, COIINIIILL, and 26, OXFORD STREET, where all Business in •the Puhlic'Funds is trans acted. • , , , ALL PRIZES the First Do s y in the GRAND GOLDEN LOT TERY, which begins. Drawing 19th of THIS MONTH (JULY). RICHARDSON, GOODLtJCK, and Co. COll-' tractors fur the Pr sent LOTTERY, respectfully sub; mit to the Public the forfowinz GRAND SCI - ItME,- which, with only 1 - 5,000 Tickets i .contains • Prizes of L.40,000—L.30,000—LM,000, 13eAdes 11,000 GUINEAS, Which will be paid in GOLD without Dedaction, . AS UNDER : 1 of - L. , 10,ouo .. is 50,000 '30,000 ... • 2o.ooo' :5,250 in G01d....... 5,250 2,000 2,000 3450 5,000 2,100 •••••, 2,•100 1,050 in Gold 1,000 525. in Gold qip ilk Geld • And 2,042 other Prizes onesser Va;,ie Tlie Mode of tirawin.g. the above splendid -,P13217; is so ar— ranged,- that- the Certainty is presented to the Public of One Ticket gaining 40,0001. and the,fufther Chance of its also ob taining in addition to that Sum 5,000 Guineas in Gold. Schemes with full particulars asap be.had TICKE;IS and SHARES are now on Sale at RICHARD SON, GOpDLUCK, and Co.'s • Offices, CORNI - 111.1, and CHARING-CROSS, where all Business in the Vublie Funds is transacted. J 4.. 10 TBISH returns the Public Iris grateful Thanks • fur the distinguished preference given to his Mikes, 4, CORNHILL, and 9, CHARINC-I-CROSS, in the Lotteries just ended, in which he Sold All the Three Prizes of L.:30,000 !! ! 1,400 drawn 15th April, L. 30,000. 3,582 drawn 19th April, L. 30,000. 4,311 drawn 19th April, L. 30,000. Besides Ten of her Capital, a few Shares of which remain Unclaimed, nut will be paid on item:and (whenever presented), or exchanged Inc Tickets or Nhares in the NEW LOITERY of 15 000 '116;0.1, to begin Drawing 19th TH MQNTIL _ _ _ PRIe.E.- I Ticket../..9i 15 0 Half... L.ll 15 0 0 6 Qoarter Schemes with I , articulars may. be had (gratis) at limb of lilSH's truly f,,rtunate. Offices. No. 4. COaNHILL, or 9, CHARING-CROSS. PERRY, No. 1, 1-I,,lborn Bars, has great Variety of TICKETS and SHARES on Sale for the GRAND GOLDEN LOTTERY of 15,000 Tickets, to hegiti Drawing on the 19th of THIS MONTH The Schein e contains Prizes of 40,0001.-30,0001:,-20,0001., &c. &c. Also IS Prizes, containing 12,000 GITIN , '.AS, to be PAID in ..GOLD on demand without•any deduction. PEItRY therefore,caritestly recommends his Friends to pur chase. some. of the above Capitals at hie truly s uccessful Of ice, No. 1, Holborn Bars, this Corner House, where several Prizes of 20,0001., 4,0001., ; 1,0001., 5001., &c. &c. have been Sold and Shared in the last Eit:hteen Months. - N.B. Schemes with full particulars, may be had gratis at the above Mike' —-• • , PROFILES GRA HS I 1) DDING and Co. NO. 1, Coinhill, continue to present GRATIS theft - much.4dmired PUZZLING PROFILES, designed, in a novel Mode, and whitusically concealing correct Likenesses, viz. in a Figure of Ilarlegnin floonaparte and the Devil, A C10wn......% Mr. Pitt and Mi.. Fox, A•Cos;ack Mexander and Blucficr, And Neptune and Mars crowning Britannia, containing the King, the Prince, Nilson, and Wellington - . PIDDINCi and Co. at the same time solicit the favnurs of those who intend to try for the Grand Prizes nf., 40, - 0001., m 0,0001., ..0,0001;, or any of the' is Prizes in Gold, compris ing 12,000 Guineas. The Drawing begins WEDNESDij.r, 19th of This Month, and I'. and Co. have an indescriba , ble prepossession that the principal of the above will be sold at I their Office, No. 1, Cornitill. 1 ' I . * * Country Orders, enclosing the amount, punctually • r xecuttcd, and a Set of the Profiles can be sent without any extra Pbstage. . , lb, s• 9id.--with t1:0‘ qt.. "seat 1 On 'MP: 4) . . trgrl:llE LASI"I'HI It I I 1:1 - 10US'AN I) 1 ()U . -\, D of IL PRIZE! '..! No.:stlf.;9, drawn toth May, a Prize . those at ili 2 e s ( t i i i i tle t r ' e ly ill rates to Os. per Ti ' at WEBi s, 's ~ 4 ' , On 'WT I) , • . ' • thie . Quarter, Tvso • Li , , Othuotil. being the . O l nly ht 9 ns tie d i u n d t E lT g l i, a i st s, ; ; ;) , t „ t . e n i t .3 l • l , B ►vas sold lii * NI , , at 1 5. ,„ , • NF.SDAY 26'h July tite""rl %et ':(/' Ikr oar ' '' • % ' Guineas, 14 . rir s , ~ i i , rt ,„ .. , ~ and upwarus, with the Private . whert: No. 12,5 . . most Forttinate .B o:i t e i e le , l'S L o i . st l7 6 : 1 , , u i e d , !.,; ~ )'rite t,-st r t 0 , f t, 1 1 , ), t .;: , -i m r l St. Paul s, leiN ‘ , 11 4 , 1 ssi‘e Anuititi,3 from the Ist —td d'l rust 's; i 1,5tr2, the Last L,10,000 Prize ever Sitas,.d . , and s d eve ,a rt i / d 1 ii,llj3\4'lll:,ll:r/v2e4vl;').,tpuei.pteritsiontt.rsit.,,ai the soled Rcii- ( ;tlh . , / c a pit a l s i n the Last Lottery, were ;Also sold, an 1 iii il eit , ,ts to •t l i i (1.,3,e.ii• a t n is d u oi l i t et e t ph v.e . e , odlit of hl!tiduess. - . qui dc ‘ n v iatitl. IC!ut . -1 ensioite . rs be-, ti olt • Ilisti,nn• sat t io , •,..ete.4, th<tl. till P4,..._ . 61 Pa,„ ` : llo lis, whi ,., , P1 1 ,1 , , do pay particular attention tO . fOrtu Suct.t:;. ; G. . t.L1 .. 13 , %vl entreats jie b at t t e h t e , d :t Le i n s t o i o ti n i c o ,, f t il l: l e a in the liiype that in the apprixielling 1 1 ,J . , niin cr .:;!,. , eut , i i ,, w ,'_'.' „it , y are required to produce at the, ithance of ,mu _ favour,.. e _, ,, ,___, ,e _ __ _, , i r sat . ' flet on of adding' some 9. A..,"enersil,,,. at . t ti the? are ordered to transmit to the Lottery he may has tFr ruixt P s i o th li l e ic its to a th c e o u ;i i- . K iev ( ,I,,,l:::lrtr_da,.`,,ct.ioiii: prescribed,t. on, cu...i in alediately after t,' 4 ' t 'Y Ci n r (l . 4t itsa s u i ruh's are L., 1 ,,f y urees in" Luudon;. O f th e Creat Prizes with A hich hate he to tlic alreftl e y t ,,,, ,, ,5 , r t . im ke p a).i i ..i iti . . which their Isiiimcs, will . not lie. i saort space ?t • 1 ifii,laullcil Lit .i, ?tr i C . ii , pi , t r tl . s that been sold by him in t a ,' qii t . ft . tute rw . . Lists I ' l. t he "b'etluent Quarter and I , lie ~..Eyv Loi-rp,lty c,,,tiin . s p . .-12 . , , , s of ,40,030);:-.:3..0,:a0rilii ` 4 ` l dui,. i 4 th,,i, , 41 . ( is to change their Place af ' Abodv as ~,, i_,;;Ji. . and 24 other Capitals, 111,-11,1 !ini' . 1, - ,0 , 0 ,) , L : x. ".7; v : iwii Arul ~,,,t,:t;Gif,,zillida.vits,, without unavoidable necessity,, - 6..,h ‘ j,—the Drawing; l ies i„ s (~, xy EDN Es, ~ ),.0. , ...,_ ,d •11 tei, , LIIIItj f 7.''. 'N Mid sam e % , 1 ( 1, - i . ( t , >tibl,.' . .Y kt I ioner.shall frtutilultuitiv attempt to re, evv i r " . 1 11 bc' decided ih the first halt hour. . )• rebel drawn will he. a Prize,.and Ekren ut the , -...01 c I i.. 43,,r.nt ",,tkiey,lll,lit (if his : Pension, either at tlict:e , o . ; 4 btU eLt 4 _,": . he. sli:ili be struck Oft the List, and for 17, - I R :ii s , l l ; ;ate, ‘ -street, 'hear St. Pauls. 1.11111.v.`;'. .wil Sli ors are selling at Webb's Lucky Office, ' 1 lug freak this Establishment. . - G. At:ST' 1,. .--- -r lrish Raid; Notes Excliatic.i, and ;01 Business in the Fuads faithfully cseeuted. - _ i.,---:.--;:,- t ~ ,j '--:',l . 4 , ! - • . NORTH \1 vi :; NsHHtiir FREELIOLD LANDC.I) , ESTATE . :unit M AN:011, extCinlini; nvil* 1700 icres to4cther Ivith the itig;: , of Fi,liery f tr seyerat Milf3 in the River W - clland, and Pub:session of the Estate at Lady, Day nexti • 'l'o - BE SOLD BY AUCTION,: By Messrs. ROBINS, Zt tip^ Swan Tan, at Market tiarho roup: on Tuesday, 'August I, ZALAirce; and - most itesitable FREEHOLD EqrATE, lythe free, plcaSantly sitn:ttc in the rural .village of Ashley, within five miles of ,Nlarl:et 11a0mrougli,. 'and consisting . of a comtortOle Farui [louse, with all rcgai site opt-buildings. AND to:ACRES OF ADMIRABLE .IiIF,AEOW and Pi tare Land, the whole nearly in a ring fence., and the greater part bounded by the rime \k'cliand, with considerable advantageattaeheif to the right of fis!ttry, together with thc.: MANOR OF ' - • extending over upwards of 17pt1siicres of land, with.gvd pre serves in all directions, and within a few miles of Lord Al thorpe's and Mr. Smith's covers, and Lord Sondes's hounds. The estate is in the neighbonrhood o c . xcelient,marliet towns, and not far distant front Kettering, Lutter,xm Northanir, ton,. Leicester, and tlppinghatnN It is at present in thenced pation of Mr, Tongue, whose lease expires at .Lady Day next, antt of Mr:'Stapls, who will give posses ion at the same rind ; and it IS presnined.is'its'e4mpact and (for the size of it) es desi,rableall estatb'as any in the county. • ~ • May he. viewed t 'di the Sale, and-priuted l'articulars,had at the principal I os in all the h.?fore enumerated town 9; of -Mr. Staples, on the premises who will show ti)e Esl:At. , e); the Auction Mart; and of Messy:4, 11.1 : ins, Gjrout- garden, London,. where a plan niiky...l)-?-en. Vicuna, December 29 , 1814. To Messrs. ROWLAND kind SON, Kirl4:streq, kliitton-girder, Loudon. GENTLEMEN, —In consegitence of the good Effects of yoOr.NIACASSAP, OIL, I have it in cont /wind from his Imperial Majesty the EMPEROR of an the BUSSIAS, that von will, without delay. send the sum of Tea►-Guineas- Worth to him, directing it to Sir James Wylie, Bart. Physician to the EMPEROR. of ,RUSSIA, St. Peters burkh, .and receive the amoqnt of the same from his Excel lency Count De Lieveit, his lajcsty's Ainhassador at the Court of Great Britain.—l have the honour to he, GCnthsinen, Your most obedient Servant, •: JAMES WYLIE, The inestimable qualities of this OIL, for prolueing a 'luxuriant growth of Hair :Ow the baldest places--strong- and beautiful, Corls,--Gloss and pleasant Pc.rfume. , ---Whikers, Eyebrows, &c. are fully expkiim d in ROWLAND's TitEit- TISE on the LIAM, which is enclosed with each Genuine Mttle. The outside label of each 'Bottle is signed, in lied Ink," ,A. ROW LAD and SON." ' Sold at fis. 6.1.; •tos. (id. ; and One Guinea per bottle, by the sole Proprietors, as above. It9WI.AND'S ESSENCE of TILItE; , sebiell Will imm , diateiy and effeetuallv change RED or GREY each. oi il,ii.l,e7 i II:kill,. 'EYE-BROINTS, W.HISKEI&I, &c. to a perraitent BROWN or BLACK, arid se -Pe‘rmanent. that it cannot l:c r cutoved.by washing. It is perfectly innocent, ar.4l.Lad;;,..c am t C;entleiiien may Dye their 1-lair with EAs:',E, ;-. ‘ „, t sE c O cy. i'l a cea t tl i : : 6.1 r at 4S. ll n ts.ll. o i I'6e, 7s. tid. per bottle, or small bottles for p t ti l .t . . i : Li Sold.lieiN I I ) r. 7 . th i ti e ): i t sc o os i , s ,Nt . „,%:;,,,i4c,!::\ll‘..;lterir.a retail, o a by the Kirby-street, e i y le 2 a s t e solel y ..etit.. .. o, oil the right, in nation-gardeu,.•Holburn ; speclable wholesale Vlintneis, ilair- . cititers; and Medicine- Venders, in London, and in every Town - throughoufEur4e. ~.4 1 ash fur Rowlairl'F. Oil, or Rowlaml's Illleassar Oil, and observe the siga4ure, " A. ROWLAND i tt4 SON." NUNIIINV/YV. TS A lIRIAGE should he the intintt:itrorf" of • social hatpiness, which is often list arbed, through the. parties that forpi the ninon not taking those Precautions which would secure them the enjoyment Of that 4rcat mestic ble'ssOig. People of every rani: pay adoration to tho stripe of vcillock ; hitt where the c iustitution has been tainta by disease, or debilitated by a certain habit contra..tett, at an early age, a renovation of stob;lity iprevious to entering that Si ate is nolispensibly? requisite to revive the slumbering sparks' of life, - and to re-atiiinAte tfl. system. For no dis orders have coutributed-anore essentially to destroy Hymeneal happinesslhan those which are the conseqnence4no- ' uardetl tileasure. It was this consideration which induced Messrs. CURRIE and CO. for these. last Thirty years, to direct. their studies and attention exclusively to . the treatment atrd cure of the. Venereal. Disease, and the disorders arising therefrom also td that derangement of - the system, produced bv Ott destructive habit of the inconsiderate school-boy, which brings on those distressing DEBILITIES and DEFICLEN. CIES that prevent or embitter tihe Matrinionial state. The successful result of their plan, gives them additional' ardour 'to oppose the'ravages of theStici.mplaints, which are the must important ilt the catalogue of human infirmities.. It behoveA every person who has indulged in this solitary vice to seeli re lief by consulting Profe!isionai Men of eminence .and honour. to which Messrs. CUItRIE and Co. claim the sauction of .schidastie authority, as well as' the testimony of uncontra-i dieted facts. in professing thy cure of . .these complaints, they hold out no inducement to Vice_; but, sensible, as rill men most be of .the, existence of such calamities, they otter their ,assistance as regularly educated Members of the Royal Coulees of Surgeons of London and Edinburgh. Slight and recent cases of Syphilitic infection are radi cally cured in the short space of two clays.. Those of tine mast obstinate Oration, Ruch as obstructions, hive terite strietnres, pains., of the buttes, glects, etc. are per nancntly and speedily cured. Several Noblernen'and Ge:;- ticuo of the first respectability have been under the oare of Messrs. Currie and Co. for the removal of complaints of the Urethra, Strictures, &c.; and having . received a radical anti permanent cure, rcqnest that 'references nosy be made to 'them as satisfactory evidences of the decided superiority of Messrs. Currie and Ce.'s plan of treatment. Many of :these Gentlemen had -strictures from ten to twenty sears, and- were under the care of Messrs. Home; Heaviside, and other Sur.- ' genus of equal . eminence; Or., attempted their care by the application of, the. lunar caustic, without success. - Messr:, Currie and Ce. have. selected the foll Owing letter from the many they are daily cceiVing• from Gentlemen, rer urning them thanks for their restoration to sound and ,vigorons health. • It was sent to thrift unsolicited, from the son of a Noble Earl, who had laboured limier this distressing and painful malady for ten years : he had been under the care of several Snrgeons _of pritiessional eminence, none of whont ' 'afforded him permanent relief; but from the superior me thod of . treatment adopted and pursued by Messrs. Currie and Co. he received a radical cure in the short space of,one mouth. " 2S. Is] 9. "'l'o Dr. eTTRRIE, Ilatton-gard,:i . . , " Lord --- feels gil-at pleasure in communicating to nr. Currie the perfect re-estahlistiment of ins health, in con, sequence of his mild and admirahle treatment of Strictures in.the Urethra._ lie may add, that he has not for Qiaity years enjoyed so .notch comfort and freedom from pain ; and he entertains no doubt of his burin:; obtained, throng}, his skit I. and attention, a perfect .and sadicallenre , of that horrid com plaint. As. he was not a stran4er to the manner that others treated the complaint, he 11;1;3..11. in his power,, from a fair trial and aitiSt. comparison, to pay that tribute of applause to Dr. Currie Which he sensibly feels;" add shill ever be must ready and willing to achnowiedge." _ Ily an early applieittion to :Messrs. Currie sad Co. the till ; tient will CACapa the pain, ttlanger, anti eXpence of a long:!ind 1 tedious attendance upon less experienced practitioners. . , . • . IVIAII.I.I.IED WOMEN, who have lons been disppointed in their expectations of a family, may be assured that in mo s t in stances such defects are cura b le tty fotalit.3lsl6ll ; and although the removal of such impediment; i i i. gv object- Ot ii,,,ubt aii,A uncertainty witVothers, yet the cure of such defects, by t h e graduitl pl'og..css of renovati,,, is the acquirement of their expeience. ~ , • • ' ' ' eii tt• r ssr s s ,:x l:n s r , r .i l t s i • , and . honour, 'at their house, :•••:',, :07, I.l3tton-garden. and. Ilse gC.roc.a•ttrn,qy s l t t . e cre c c o y neult ed by r:) ti ents of Riticotsip tie Canntry, desctibing the particulate of their cW,,,,,z,•! and mode of l;ving, in,:to.lng. a r.etaitt,nic, for A, I. vice and Medicines, tine ;,:.:ilw wili, ~,, ai. , cut I, e - . , = ,t_ „on _ Lc.: any Nut of the Sin,rd-nt. _ ~,..,;„,,, 107:Elatton•garden. N r , 111 3: : OP' tly 0 it1 , 7 . 15t 319 j jifor 7. 1 05e" It P -51° 5 i 01"