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L w t 2, .# ~.y ~;~ pc,~ , nc 0.1 1 ' :sscr te e, ? Ile , s ed to k aid ev t 1)3111' • t ore " • 61 111 . 1 )°- c; 01i 1 1 )0 0 re ' i ui fir. SC a ';;•'' lit/v*llra (Q 14.1 • , ,i,...„.J.,.,.., ,(OPAL, ANE ~i„.. „ „ L. 4IS Pit ESENT EVENING, July 9, their ~ Nhijiisties' Servants will perform Ihe.Tragedy of Otb4i - OTHELLO. • ci, l'lr. Pope ; lago, Mr, Kean ; and Desclemona, T o Mig. Smitti• l'uich wilt be adcll(l, ' t . he Mel -Dramatic Romance of , THE WOODMAN'S- HUT. On Monday, King Richard the Third. -RE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. IbYS YRESENT EVENING, July 9, will r,rromed the Comedy of 14 erll „; 1' , 11 ; CLNDt riNE MARRIAGE. ° ' e `JY, 11r. Terry; and Miss S. Mrs. Tu übich will be added, MIDAS. I t°YAL PATRIOTIC CONCERTS. 11. °7 O i l s,kl,NG's THEATRE, HAYMAR.KET. "pii-i*FIT of the WIDOWS and ORPHANS of th e . /1 1)44.- :". 1 0 Fell :r. the CALYSE , of LIBEICII, and f in IC °4l a ' uf SPAIN anti PO RI : 4-nct 't hi= Royal Highness the-PRINCE REGENT. 't(it q Aral also under the Anspicee3 of liis 4 °1 . '11 iit g ' hues.- the Duke cf YORK. Ili, i ,"Yal I 1 i., !mess the Duke of C . I....ARFNCE, lii ii ;"Yal Hi g hnes s the noiie ot 1.1. , N1 .:x... N? ~, 'la HiLlwiess the Duke of SUSSL 1 1 i " le %VP's: tNti - -1,1 ' f • J[11,1 7 14th and 15th, r - ( , ), '' (4, , , *- 4., A .......... 0 h Itti:(ile,''r4tl(lll of the DELIVERANCE. of SPAIN and t t glYc.' i '' lq' the BRITISH Alt Wei, which have ' , s 4 '"i i l 4 l 4 , ll 'il' ' 't n ti t L i! 'ihd to the Restoration of France, and toe 4 . 1` ''' I --''' of Furope, be our hlagnanient,t,ts . Allies, 'tfiiliti;e:ltirmeil - ;.`i'l? ' N- 1 / 2 .1 . LLTSITANIA 1.111k.A. rAims, (4 3 0 LIZ' 1 ( , ) ,d !. " T,;esucceeded . , by THE • SEASONS, Or n C IRNIFN SE- C t Altii2 :CT S of PEACE, a A.,RAN-- -- ' '' . t,,,,,t0ti",„ nIY Ode written, and the whole of the .Mu liz'''''lt:,t..:sed for the . Great ( teeasims. ' Each Coticrt to ti r :41. 4 4 with " tint! save the King," newly arranged and N l Y'itt• d ' ' 11 1(1 the wholc to be executed upon a plan e . n. 4 '4 4 at ' ' 4 Y three complete and distinct Orchestras dts- IttL et li tt ,'", rkw. comprising Thre e Organs, and more than Itt ) ,'l, tii6, - ,'''red and Fifty Performers, for which is preparing eext t. 4l , l ' Architectural Structure, to be erected over the (4,..Ntir ) ,, t ;t( of 'tit, Stage. . 1 1: 3111 i 6 V "cal Perfty-incrs already engaged are, Madame tt,',.1%,', Si Trlmez . 7ani, Mr , . ~ t tlmon, Mr. Vaughan, . , iiti..,” ,, ,. Mr. liellut:. 'Alt% Leonard, Mr. Crofts, Ma.s- I, ik fj - ` 4 . ‘l r t 1.,-in t • • i-+ Mr Braham. i' ll i l l 'le - t es 'i t t , 3 , b t e ' ,i •, >: i e : . ,t r --- 1 - en r i e i t i ' t l an at ' Sev en '' o'Clock, and the Per- Al 'Pt •?,g"s f , ull.c • • 4 ' I . 1 , for these Concerts by Messrs. t i,, .'i t l ie ' l i-tl 4 0bstin txeress 3 l 'lt ic tit' e f ti or i t he 11 . 4 , xes (and Boxes to he taken) at the Opera tt r :r4. eft-4:Y. Tickets,' for th e Pit and Gallery to be hadtof IFsii„, t : ML!"4lants, . Old Bond-street_; Mrs Dale, Oxfo_rd: tvuilli , Wsts. pu oit ~,,,i Ro son , st.Nt•-:tiles-lanc; Mi• 11 4ti lti " I ' lt ond-qtree. • !qr. Preston, Strand ;" and Messrs. ti 4 and ' 7 [‹ .......„.. H0d ...‘ • Otte aol'it, tiuinea i Gallery, Half-a-Gainea. , IIOPE ASSUII.ANCE COMPANY, t4(ll4,,ltig"te,bill, and Old , - yrid-street, London ; I ,e ' 1: ( 11, 1bur 11, and Westmoreland-street, Dublin. I ti ll t 9rP lCE g --. CAPITAL ON. B MILLION. ti-'-,,15.,,1i,-,,II.•A:NCES.. against , L . or Damage by 4lt 'il r' e °‘ Ki l te4 upon tive!-,TDebcrip7t s i s on of beneficial to the As- Property Nit.liin 1494112;411 ' L l ' '46' .. t :l tn a ' n; p ( ol l h other r (7)11 ' c a e s . bosses .t o, u are e r uniformly aiityan d A:„l:Arig,`".liiliaity with the utmost spirt . l'eli".'ce is h 41 ta Qs whi ch t :eby given, that . Receipts pno c . or r: t a n d e , R fo e r ne i za i l ve o o f 4. 1 . , 4,, 1„.... kliire at Nlidsninti ea ,ar , - ~ i with ttie respective IhoPuliti44f;ts t' of e('' ' ' : o4 . ll :; " a ' n 'i ";T Ai tl - t ° rO til iSt s o . ut a tlie I:itited liir.stisita. at the above Period, letto (i 4, rt,As,qirance, winch expire 11 '' viii,l.4ewed within Fifteen Days thereafter, or they As s L IPE or , T ONE MILLION. to l i t - INN% ,t : FI CE.—CAPITA-' •.- . o „hi p .—Ati , • $ t ' .e. e ' ',* ;AL . "toted upon Lives_ and on sun it . . . i1,,,7'.i: 4 - " cd aud purchased —Endowments for Children, it 15 1 1 1 "- i t y .- , t i l b , Pri "iturs of this Office have undertaken all Iteson- IV I K, 4 ,4,4" e stipulated for a guarantee of One Million I lkii!Prtifi ts ',' 3:41p1e Security for all ti l ieir Eirrac, , eraci N i ,, 44 tt 1.)„, 4 "'!i4 out of this Branca of li , tcsiiiess, after ,a 41 4 7 ' 4 ieli - . ` '.. im llon for Guarantee and Epc..sie j of Nlanage r„kespeel"led amongst the Assured, I tipr . u)rti n o u n ii, t e o r t o l u ie s hldi t '. l ies,tatllvlY assured ; upon which . Principle ru ts 4" h, t;;" of Ten, Twenty, and . 'Thirtyper pa ce ii ii ; t. ei,,lik„t Amount of bite Policies, being . ' si l va n ti, Nero,, 'keurred (when the Duration of- MOM. 411 e„ "Y Proio (when the payment has been 0 Jl O th ,uged), wheiL Life has been ei la , tii, all e Stint assured. li ' t ' txa c 4 l '`l‘iney, Admission Fee, or other Official ti - • '. WILLIAM BURY, Secretary. B TATE.LOTTERY begins Drawing 2 I st SEPTEMBER, 1814. • ' • • of, SCUEMi E. •• • • ..... L.. 20,000 Ire L 40,000 V, ••• • • . •"• • • 10,000 20,000 4, ••• • • . • ..... 5,000 lO,OOO • " • 2,000 4,000 1,000 4,000 500 2,500 0 00 .,000 100 1,500 50 l,OOO 55,000 20 ......... ........ •• • • •• • • 14,0u0 TiOiets. L. 140,000 No PIXED PRIZES I st il . nAys or onAn•IN(; : c.:4 h aY ... ....... Ist SEPTEMBER tt . . 11 v ) "• • .... 13th SEPTEMBE . ' r -I - K"E . rs I ' 4 • • ... .. . ...17th SEPTEMBER. ihe Quritraetuar''l SHARES are selling by swiFr and Co. Nu. 11,1:t:-)11 their Offices, ult, 1 , Q t . . Y; irtc,„x_ cross. , No. s 3 t l r , ue A t. ldgate High tialf., 4-riec-o,- 0 (4LN. rter.:111•••• L ' ..; l o li 7 el 'e o t . ic g : b i t 'ip 19 L. 2 .13 6 ' 1 7 0 5 6 0, Sixteenth TREET2 13RITIS4 PAIx-r MAN up T RY, 622 QUEEN-S AC 0 C HEAPSIDE. INIPLNETIt BROWN. 0 1/411LE PAINTS and COAL TAR tIP , - most I—N 44 d C (lute i, of . ,iii respectfully inf ?. ble turn the Public, , x uts nre very ero ground in Linseel • t tr4ay i ie ,- 0 . . .. aniental, and _being , f usefull ain London Wall) , log, h ot li "tn %sith adrantag appearance, doriibilit". i t B 'd e and outside, Where a handso.ine, palibgs, e to all puthrilitostels'eolmpene'rlaOil, 'tticeo and)4e"n("Y,arec"usidera"* form ark and Put builth,i,;PlAer Pronts, Iron and Wood Railim„, as _ re )r esist the ch-4,cts liie., z,B 0 f et7el, deseription, they are peculiarly . adapted, 4thili..4ltCu t.t.t?r the 'Wv and Dry hot of weather in an astonishing degree; lk iv i •, ,' ,_, l'eY arethe following colours and pr!ct- . , Olive s;retole_ _k.,_,eeit, sirls. r „ , , Pttr cwt.; Dark Green. 768.; d an .Slate Rot, and will stat!d .s it 1.,___,,,,,,11iti125!.,; .... e ot„ c„ ee,n, i,,. thj. to' 2s. Per lb. ;• . „ . ..d ti r''llur fay !'une ('"1"nr8, 565. per*ewt ; hocolate, s- , l '. - 1 % 1 viz. 11 "n; 4 e 2 si ; ; ,. atul \Albite Po.int, Gus. Prepared Oil, to tl a The Coal i'arsi3Proerivfl4i..";.t„, kinds, _viz. cimmon,.lBB. per twt.. . the•, ant refined, 2s. 5inic,14,5,64g rough Fenc*.i, porous 'flies, Weather Boardi t us e , l'fr mt. 'I2:IY are both applicable to 11,firn-'4.es).ood undco_ground or water; articulah Iv „, 171 lar, It Ile.ng perfectly insoluble in water ; the Worm tiv l e l s roet peiletrata where iei, ase.d; it is also of a good colour, to litat ‘d t Y h4 rd, and is easily applied requiring only B t and laid tni with ,t• cotoruOi; tar ' brush. , *ll:l‘ifleers' Oil 3 awl Colours,-&c. &C. Merchants, Captains, .4' Trude, lupplictl urt liberi terms. kvrel. 11111 1 sfAt. SATURDAY, JULY 9, 1814. T a GENERAL MEETING of the MER.- 1.- CHANTS and BANKERS of LONDON, convened by Puulie Advertisement,' and held at the City of London Ta vern the Bth day of July, 1814; WM. MELLISH, Esq. M.P.'in the Chair; An ADDRESS of CONGRATULATT_ON to Field Marsha l leis Grace the DUKE of WELLINGTON having been read, it was moved, seconded, and thianiMonsly Resolved, That the said Address be approved, and that it remain at the City of London Tavern for Signatures till Wednesday, the 13th .inst., at Two o'clock. WM. HELLISH, Chairman. CH ELSEA 1 i.jSPITA L, JULY 1814. THESE are, by order of the Right Honourable the Lords and others Commissioner-: for managing the affairs of his Niojestv' Royal I lospii.al at Chelsea, to i;ive No tice that ail OutaTetisioners belonging to the said Hospital, re siding- in London, or within the llistrict of the Bills of Mor tality, are requir e d to appear personally and regimentally, with their Instructions and Certificates of Admission, at the Secretary's (Mice, in the said - hospital, on the respective Days, and in their different Classes, according to their several Rates of Pension', as undermentioned, when attenaance will be given from nine o'clock in the ! looming until thre e in the afternoon, for the payment of Half a Year's Pension in ad vance to Christmas next. On THURSDAY, the 14th .Trilv. The Pensioner at dd. per day, from the different Regiments 'of Cavalry, Foot Guards, Infinitry, and other Corps. On FRIDAY, the )sth July. Those at. 9d. per day, from the several llezimentis and Corps above mentioned. Ott SATURDAY, the IGth July. Thuse Zt Is. per day, from the different Regiments of Ca valry and root Guards,. with those from the Ist Regiment of Foot, to the 50th inclusive. On MONDAY, the 18th July. Those at Is. per 'lay iron, the 51st Regiment of Fool, and ali the .IttyilinentS or Corps; also the Pensioners from any Aegiments or`Corps at 18.0' 2 , d. and is. Id. per day. On TUESDAY, the 19th July. The Pensioners at is. ltd. is. 2d. Is. 2id. and is. 3d. pet day. ‘ln 'WEDNESDAY, the 20th July. Those at Is. 31d. per day, with those at the different rates to is. 9d. per day inclusive. Ou THURSDAY, the 21st July. Those at Is. 9FI. to 2s. I lid. per day inclusive. On FRIDAY, tl 22d July. The Pensioners from the Jlilitca, with the Private Gentle men who receive Annuities fr. , m the late Ist and -2d Troops of Horse Gifitrds also those Pensioners from the sereri.l Regiments woo have been admitted tin account of blindness, whether at Is, ;ter day, or upwards. And that all'Out Pi . :nsioners belonging to the said Hovital, who live in England beyond the District. of the Bills of Mor tality of Loudon ; and those in Scotland and 'lreland, dye hereby required and cotuniandeql, after the :25,1i of December next, and after every succeeding ?sth of June and 25th of De cc until further orders, to apply to one 'of his Majesty's Justices of,the Peace in the neighbourhood where they eesille, and mate the following Affidavit, which the said' Magistrate for the`Ceunty, City, Borough, or Riiiing, before whom the PenSioner appears, will sign and date, viz.— came before me, one of his Majesty's " Justices of the Peace for the County of mid " made oath that he was admitted au Ont-Pensioner of Chel " sea Hospital, on the day of 17 or Is , " from the . Regiment of commanded 44 b y ; was then aged alumt years, served in ". the Army years, was di,charged for. " an& that.hc is no otherwise provided for by the Public, but " as Pensioner o.'the said Hospital, at per day, " and. now lives in the Parish of in the " County of )7 • " Sworn before me this day 'of • Of • • And such of them tt ere admitted on acconntof niindticss, are ordered to transmit with them their hat t-yef.friv Affidavits, a Certificate t to the state of their sight, signed by an Army Surgeon, or :other med.ical person resident in their neigh bourhood; far iii ,nch distant parts,, where a Medical Certi ficate is impracti.!alile, a Certificate front' the Minister of the Parish to that 'acct, and to ascertain the continuance of their will he .fimitteil. • The Affidavit, slra.k according to the above Form, sworn before, *dated and attested by a Nitieistrate, is to be put up in,a cover and sent by the Genera Post, directed thus, "To tt the Right Howiurable The Payamster-6eiteral of hit Ma ', j es t y t s Fore t s,Lon i jon," marlis z• on the cover" Chet " sea'Pensioner's Affidava," and cominteepails or duplicates of the said as'e to be reserved by the Out Pellsinners such persons. as said i direct ed t o p a y them, their insOiretionx CertiA.' iff .4471,,,rwis in order that tlfeir - the (Tat T'els , iron may be fully Verified and their persist's clearly indcntified. Anil to the end that the Commissioners for the Affairs of Chelsea Hospital may be satisfied that the Pensioners are the slant persons who hove passed their examination, it is hereby further directed, that such of them who • have served in, and have been discharged from any of the Regiments or Indepen dent Companies of Invalids, or Royal Veteran Battalions, are not to mention in their Affidavits such Regiment or Company of ~ovali Is, or Royal Veteran Battalion in whirls they served . last, but the Wgiatent, Troop or Corps of the Army from which ther.were first discharged, and recommended and re ceived at Oielsea Hospital. The Pensioners are particularly to talc notice that time half yearly payments • after Christmas, are to he regulated here after, as to the place of payment, by the musters at Chelsea, dime!) only as reside within the Bills of Mortality of London, or the staidaVits'sent as above after the Midsummer preced ing, amid-that the Midsummer payment is in like manner to he regulated by the musters or affidavits after the Christmas pre ceding. • 'lt is also ordered • and directed, that no person who shall change the place of his abode given in at his muster, or spe cified in his affidavit aforesaid, and who may apply f or hi s pension (excepting to the Officers of Excise nearest such place of abode! shall receive the same, unless , it appears by the cer= titicate of respectable . .persons that such removal was through unavoidable necessity, which he or they could not foresee or prevent. And that if any Pensioner shall fraudulently attempt to,re eeive a double payment of the pension, either at Chelsea or at different places, he shall be struck off the lists ; for the better prevention of which frauds, each. Pensioner is required to produce his Instruction Papers .at the time of payment. Lastly; it is notified .that none will he entered open'the Pay-Lists of the said Hospital, or be entitled to receive any benefit therefrom, wise shall not actagreeably to these Orders and Directions, particularly in sendini , their half-yearly Affi davits to the Paymaster-General us above directed, and to no other Office, which several Pensioners have of late either neglected to do, or sent them irregularly to other - departments. G. MIST, Secretary and Registrar. RENIOVAL OF THE POST-OFFICE. iN consequence of the grent pressure of Persons desirous of Signing the Petition to the Honourable the House of Commons, from the MF,RCHANTS, BANKERS',. and OTHERS, against the REMOVAL of the POST-OFVICE to tie extreme End of Cheapside, the time for Signing the same is extended to MONDAY, the o'h July, unti3 Three o'Ciozk. The Petitions will lie for Signatures at John's, Tom's, and 13C-tsuns Coffee-houses, from Ten till Five o'Clook every day. CROWDER, LAVIE, and GARTH, Solicitors. IRI4. SAVOY Ptt ECIN ur, STRAND. THE COMitirrf EE fUr CLEANSING, LIGHTING, and PAVING'', the said PRECINGP, will MEET in the VESTRY -ROOM on UESDAY NEXT, .Yule lath, at 1 , 2 p'Clock precisely, to receive PROPOSALS for CONTRACTING to CLEANSE the STitEET, and other Places belonging thereunto, under the management of the Committee, and for carrying away the Dust and .Is:!es once ri. Week. Likewise to Contract for Lighting and Finding of Lamps. Also for Paving and keeping in Repair the Horse path and Carr age-way in the Strand, belonging to the said Precinct; al of which Contracts shall he for Three Years, from Micha .imas Day next, and the Oontractor of each shalt give security for the performance of the same., Ey Order of the Committee, THOMAS ALEXANDER, Clerk. THE PITT SEAL, ACRED to the memory of the Illustrious LT Statesman who inspired his Counts• with that spirit of courage and perseverance in the Cause of suffering - Humanity, which 'has terminated at last in the _Emancipation of _Europe, and . the coniial'union'of . ,:its greatest Uonarchs for the pre servation of Independem.e and Liber?y. Mr. BRASERIDGE respectfully informs those who ve nerate the wise system by winch this glorious Revolution has been effected, and who wish to perpetuate the memory of its F. under and supporter, that he has succeeded in obtain ing a correct Imp/ scion for SEALS, and LOCKETS, taken from Turaerelli's Oust, which is 'esteemed the best LIKENESS of the Right Hunourable WILLi AM PITT. No. too, Fleet-street. NEW MUSIC. THE'Poptdar Overture, Songs, Marches,•&e. in SADAK and KALASRADE, as performing at the Theatre Royal, Covent-Garden, composed and arriinged fur the Piano-forte by H. R. Bishop, price 7s. 1.41.. Narterman's a.delx,rated N.)oturne, fur the Harp, with Accompaniments - for the Pianq-FFtrte ma Violin, price ssot and, fey the m ai , alone, M. lid. The Emperor of Russia's 'Welt:in:le to E 0.4- land, a Divertimento for the Piano-Forte, -composed by 1). Std belt, price as. Les Petits lkoux, No. 20, containing a favourite Waltz, with Variations, by G. Kiellmark, price 2s. Ditto, No. 21, containing The King of Prussia's Weicome to England, a Waltz, with Variations, composed by 1.. Von Esch, price 2s. The celebrated Air. Vire Henri .Quatre, with Variations, composed by I. Von Durwol It, price is. Gd. Lewis the Eighteenth's God. Save the King, universally sung at the Theatres in Paris, price is. ed. Beauty, Love, and Time,.a favourite Ballad, sung by Mr. Sinclair, at the Thea tre Royal, Covent-Gartlen; composed by T. P. Chilly, price . Dear Charmer, when the liarp I strung, a Polonaise, snug by Ditto, in the revived Opera of Lionel and Clarissa, composed by H. R. Bishop,' price is. 6d..: London Pnbtkhed 'by Goulding . , .D'Airnaine, Potter, and Co. No. 20, Soho-square, and Nu. 7, WestthOreland-street, . . - CIUTIC.—NEW SERIES. This Day was publOied, price 2s. tid. THE BRITISH CRITIC, for the Month of June; beiiig the Sixth Number of a 'New Series con taining a Review -of the Beauties of Emanuel Swedenborg, Copleston Prielectiones Academicw, the Law of Libel, Mead ley's Life of Alg.ernott Sydney, Medical Transactions, Ba roness Stael Holstein's Germany, &c. &c. • • Printed for F. C. and J. ltirington, No. 62, St. Paul's Church-yard. Of whom may be had, Complete Sets of the First Series, or any single Number. This Day . was pnbtislied, In Three Volumes 1.2in0. the Third Edition, price 16s. 6d. boards, of • THE HUNGARIAN BROTHERS. By Miss ANNA MARIA PORTER. " The Incidents of this Novel are striking, and many of the characters are finely drawn. The Two Brothers are models of that chivalrous heroism with which Miss Porter has on other occasions proved herself to be intimately acquainted." Urit. Rev. Printed for Lonzman, Hurst. Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pa ternoster-row; and at the British Gallery, 54, New Bond , ctreet. Of whom may be had, lately published, by the same Author, I. Don Sebastian, or the House of Braganza. A Histori cal Romance, in 4 vols. 12mo. price 11. ls. boards. 2. Ballad Romances, &c. in 12mo. price 7s. boards. Also will be published, in the course of July, by the same Author, The Recluse of Norway, in 4 vols. BATEMAN , ON CUTANEOUS DISEASES. This Day was published, In Octavo, (illustrated by a coloured Plate of the 'Eight Orders, the 2d Edition, price Ns. in boards, of APRACTICAL SYNOPSIS of CUTANEOUS DISEP.,tiItS, according to the arrangement of Dr. exhibiting a - concise View of the Diagnostic Symp-. toms, and the Method of Treatment. By THOMAS BATEMAN, M.D. F. L. S.' 'Physician to the Public Dispengary,_ and to the Fever • Institution. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees,. Orme, and Brown, Pa ternoster-row. " His mode of treating his subject,• renders his work a perfect model for works of this description." " To this general encomium upon the work, it is scarcely necessary to add our opinion, that it ought to be in the library of every member of the profession," 4diu. Med. and Sur;;. . Journal, 814. OriSERVE, a few Copies only are now left on sale (price ThreeShillings)of that scarce, interesting, and useful fa- roily IVork (;;iili which is given an ►legaut Portrait of the Author, and a View of Gilead House), entitled ALGUIDE to HEALTH : or, Advice to both Sexes, ►n a variety of Complaints. 11 ). S. SOLOMON, M. D. Containing a treatise on Female Diseases, Nervous and -Hy pochondriac Complaints ; also General Rernarks on those Dis eases with which the human hotly is most frequently afflicted ; explaining the symptoms, mode of teeatiueue, and remedies most properly adapted for each respective complaint. To which is annexed, A Dissertation on the Properties and Efkcts .of Hot and Cold4lathing; also an Essay on Secret Venery; and a Discourse on Impotency in the Male, and Sterility or Barrenness incident. to Females, Sce.—The whole illustrated with a variety of authentic facts, never before published. " The best preservative to keep the mind in health," 'says Lord Bacon," (and in many instances the bodytoo), is the faith ful admonition of a friend." Unfortunately, the dislike of having not merely our vices, but even our foibles, follies, and faults exposed, deters thousands from asking for or receiving what the philosopher recommends; and . thus Youth in parti cular rush headlong into the vortex of dissipation and death I —To obviate . consequences so destructive to the specks, and eventually to population, has fallen to my lot,' by the publi 'cation of the GUIDE T 0 HEALTH., which is pointed out to the deluded of either sex as the " Silent Frierrd," which they may consult without exposure,-and-with assured co& deuce ,of success. This is that sunshine, the genuine warmth of which ,the slender roots 'of prejWice Cannot bear. As Truth prevails, prejudices subside, and all persons are left to their own judgment and their own experience. . London : Printed for the Author ; and sold by Sam. Leigh, 18, Strand ; SherwOod, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster-Iry ; also by all Booksellers in the United Kingdom. No less than One Hundred Thousand Five Hundred Copies of .Sulooton's Guide to Health have been printed. [PRICE SIXPENCE-ITALFPF,NNY; .IJ—l' /NU- A ,": July 5. 1814 . rirkllF, are to give Notice, that on Thursday , the 34 14th nf July nest, at Telt O' Cloth in 11w Forenoon, will Le EXPOSED to PuRLIc S.eiLE, al his .11,(:. jesty's Victaalling-Vard, at Deptford,* ,vandril LOTSof the following PROVISIONS and STORES, 21.10 Iying in the said yard, vi:.— Bread, none, Raisins, Rice, Pease, Oatmeal, Dholk, Screenings, Balichonse Sweepings, Oatmeal Sweepings,,Beef, Pork, Suet, Bags and Rugs, Malt Dust, Hop Bags, Sugar,. Butter, Cheese; Leager, Butt, Puncheon ; nogshead, Bar , rel, Half Hogshead, Ruailet, Wine Pipe;. and Wine Hogs held.Staves ; Irish Tierce and Barrel Slaves; Heading, tight and dry; a quantity of Boards Ends, Fire, Wood, &c. Deposit of '251. per cent. is to be Made upon the amount of each lot at the time qf sale, aced the remainder of the pur= chase-money paid before the Storei are removed, fin. which Purpose a period of 14 working' dayswill hc allowrd frau! the day of sale, the Buyer's partica,larly`observing, that not less than one-hayaf the yuaiitity is to be taken away from the-pre mises within the first sera: days, and theremainder in the seven following days, otherwise the deposit Money will be fin :felted, and the Provisions or Stores re, zain. the property of the Crown; as no extols:ion of time will, on any account ; be g;•anted: - 7 ttitriT. ..„-47- t .„'"' = . )- • Ai\ 'ffi , , \\\.,%,. g.11111,:.;,', , ,, y 0 01 r o '-'. ";.%... ..,,.....:\ , s ,. ~. ~.,,-... - --z-' , .. - - c'Y '.g . :, ' ' 1 . 1 , --- ) ~...._ ...-_-:-. C - fle'r.7 . .. A' ------ ..,..„ - - . 1". ;,,,z.-- ~...,,' - - --..%/4 '.. , m , ( . ,, ,, --' .4- -,-:-::z, 0'. 4; :".' , % ; !ItiVP' s \ sk, II NA a N OFFICEIQF ORDNANCE, jun(' 44/ 1914. FIE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of ITh MA= JESTY'S ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice; that they will sell by Public Auction, at the i'orber, on Thurs. da./y, the 14th day of July next, between the hours of Ten Um!. Four o' Clock, sundry Lots of OLD and UNSERVICEABLE STORES; consisting of flames, Collars, Bit Halters, Rope Traces, and various other Articles of Sadler!/ and Harness Leather, Accoutrements, Clothing, and siendry Articles of Bedding; Powder Horns, Tents, Musquet, Carbine, and Pistol Stocks, and Flints, Cast Iron, Steel, Copper, Pewter, dud Mixed Metals, 'fools of Sorts, Spades, Shovels, Bellows) Laritherrts, Standing Vices, Bottlestands, Wheelbarrows ) Empty Casks and - Barrels, and Cartridges and old Match ) Canvas, Fire Engines and. Hose, sundry Old Building Mate= rials and Oak Tops; together with a varlet yof other Articles ; the Whole bf which may be riculed, upon application at the Honourable Principal Storekeeper's Office, in the Power, and at the Royal Arsenal, at Woolwich, until the day of Sale, at which Places printed Lists of the Lots will be delivered to those Persons who may apply for the same. By Order cf the Board, • R. H. CE.;:17 7 ,, Secretary. ADMMALTY-OrFICE, Sth June, 1914. n - s Rhyalllighness the 'PRINCE REGENT ' 114 7 .1111 ' having been graciously pleased, by his Order in Council of the 6th Instant, to approve of a Proposal sol. , witted to his Royal Highness by the Lords Cointnissioneis of the Adaiiralty, for an INCREASE to the HALI'-P.:l' of tl:e COMMISSIONED OFFICERS of His mAJ.EsTVS FLE T; This is to give notice, 'fhat,Vie following Rates of Haff!pay hare- been sat fished, to tOHlttliflice on the Ist ot,ltily next, u natt the Regulations analleArtctivos• at present in force, viz. FLAG orne4Rs Admiral of the Fleet - L. 3 3 0 per Day, Admirals - 4 .2 U Vice-Admirals. Rear-Athairals CAPTAINS. The first 100 on the Seniority List The next 150 . , • • 0 12 6 The remainder .. . COMNIANDERS, The first 150 on the Seniority List The remainder LIEUTENANTS. The first 300 on the Seniority List The. next 700 • 0 ti 0 The reniainder Their Lordships have also approved of an Arrangement for paying in future the Half Pay of the Copimissioned Officers of the Royal Navy Quarterly, instead of Half Yearly, which ren .ders it necessary that their Directions for Officers coining on Half Pay, to report themselves immediately to this Office, be most strictly attended to. . , . .T. W. CROKF•Mt. DEBILITY, STRICTURES, &c. }71• 1 4 - COIMAGED, by the uniform success at- A tending their pe,:tiiiar method of,treating a few preva lent Complaints, confirmed by the experience pf many years in a very extensive practice; sensible also attic hapity effZ:Cts resulting. to the public froth men of professional skill con fining their attention to a certain class of Diseases, Messrs. CUSS and CO. continue'to direst their studies to those disorders atising front a sedet destructive habit - rd - incon• siderate youth, which not only occasions a numerous train of 'nervous afiedions, but entails also on its. votaries the enervating imbecilities of old age. In all such distressing cases of Debility or Deficiency, as regularly educated Sur. germs of London, 'they otter alarm, safe, and perfect Resto4 ration to sound and vigorous Health. In the cacly stage of the Venereal Disease they are enabled, by a sate and supe rior Mode, to effectually remove every vestige of the corn. plaint in two or three days, anti even in th most deplorable stages of this Melanchbly disorder,. however itivete.ate or complicated, their plan of treatment (without restraint in dirt or exercise) insures to tne patient a pet - tea, speedy, and radical cure. As frequently arising froth , Lartnerite I with the above complaints, Qleers and Stridur,.. S have I.ot escaped their attention • for impr•ved, mild and ef fi cacious m pledge, themsel ves t o rem o ve s uc h di se a ses , whetherealts' theyr e cant or of long duration, vvitliaut resorting to the painful arul dangerous useof the caustic. Such has been the agreeable result of a pra6lice of 'fifteen years, that -their mode of treatment has not in one single in. Stance ever proved abortive ; during which period many thousand persons of both sexes have experienced the happy enjoyment of being pettedly cured, after severe and injurious methods had been persevered in by others to no purpose. These considerations first induced Messrs GOSS and Co. publicly to, offer their advice, and they presurne.their :tre. tensions constitute a fair ground for the unprecedented con fidence with which they have by the Public been so liberal. ly honoured. To be consulted at their house daily, personally, or by letter, by Patients of either sex, with the greatest secrccy, delicacy, and honour. Patients in the country stating the particulars of their case, age, manner of living, &c. &c. inclosing a Bank Note for advice and medicines, the same will be forwarded to any part of the kingdom. • GOSS and Co. Surgeons, No. r 3, Bouverie.streit, roo fe ' , di e a , k> ,cw' r is I;e' 0 0/ ; 1. :9 ~ , ~ f 1 , I l ter of t. ic l3 4'l ." ; ; 0' 00" ~~ ~;~' ~~d~`~ ' • i 5 ch • 1u ~ l ;pi