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Jordan. . • T olto TUE To whi ch will he added, 1:11 1 , 1.14:R• .IND H!SI ME4:',. . i. and Sa ak ;144 rri..::t::Arax..-rxes; wil - h The Skep W"'" ;er ' '----........___: 1. " a •'e' I p A :cit" ,N TrIE ItOVA,Z, N ft . . ' "CFC'EI) WA i'ER-Pli ()OF CAMBLET PORI 4 L- S'. CLOAKS. GAT.I C Military Taylor, : ta . kes tins , • 11141 alp " 11, tv of anitozrte'r.,. , to t' , A C',..OAKS an.: tr . ) h "11 ,i e r 4 l - • I Jr Clealt No, 4, •-• , , d rolAtord) ;1 1 • " r" y and, C ray, - 1V:1 To • e4l' ' • ;NO' Av. NT I t.) r;\ I FATS which ‘vill effect an (11 .111. ) ,, • •, preserve the Neatoes, and thi lt i, 2 sa. ,• ~ty be seen, by Let!ers of .Ap tbk`.- 1 , • f(ni.Y of .3. COLLINGE, Ma "rl.!l' I.,;em!wth. Where also ' ANKI,;TIIEE ' and 110`z..C.S tier " TiatrOlliScd by R 9 ,. ti lii•Olness • ttoNal Fl'. , rllnessesr the Dukes of • ..; • ' , ad and upwarris of ' an•T Gentry the . are upou that Construe- nig NT 1 1 -s , I,OY 1 th e ‘ , 4 k :16, 0 , s s , 1 -7 ,t0.11' •IL-; arev.711!, , , " ' -6 , tile t.tit Apr; „ .•, t. • , 1 t ` 4 rel' Y 4 " l, "" •. No. Pi ? - acid ,1" cc iiam! it: gret. I . vvip.sl to eirect, iiuld a en Ir-11:sawn , . Loin e '"V ' remlers it mast - des:cable r ~ and to es: , ..t V i;' . ';i1:1 C I'Llat. aC I'ieca can 52 ' " 30 Y'lrtisi I,e Pieces fr Sheclitig.fromsir both and 6-4 wide. TUE liING'S DAT. f kl ' IN Stock-liroker, 2, C6rIY!,III, and la, I,,,ttlem°"eult,-mreet, hopes to. bac& the •,1(,13"r!'. - ; ` ) ; . f ,'; ' rirl Prionds w,..02'1T,11.., 144 ' 1 " " ; 1 th? ' t " 13. tY t%r ri te C siiceeTs ou the an or ..1% ..t,:., and tr.! now wviCesr , r • Intr.- • c ; 11 tl.e- N i: W - LO'r ERI • •• .o f .0 (loch two 0 4 t,,, t , 0 - • .‘S tat_. - I . , tery ill,' e t . 4 t. 0 ''°-6373 . " EYTON sold .200 ..... No. It th) • Pr ...... . 10 ) :-2 1 7 1 , entitle!! 's'ent Lutterv, ttaich kin): gain every 1 IC°. 21s - INCO N•PA.R. 3 IIILE SUCCESS. 24. • • •• ...L.2Q,uon 1 1, No I • • t,, - j j . • ••• ••• '• .5.'0,4)00 I 7,191 I,i 2 2. "" ! •• • • to,niis3 1 4, •?.•.• , 34! . .. ' • • • • • • . 1 .00f1t),-1 3,6 -;:: .., 78. 3 a00; t . _.• •• • 1 ftsUOli i liesit4•:•, :01. 8001, 2061. 0 --'", 9,671, entitled tu . .,..:0 Tieliets in this URNS tr , Co.k.ttefy. t tl' to 11, 1 , ''• !Ind C are happy, in !Inncanci!!; l'e Snail'r I, ,• th• a'ir ,- e favourable events in the Last ‘Jf"O-' ll t lv ii ; ' s e n ; l 7. ' '',,, ' nitii ' hope their ,. Friends will meet ord ,o.,tri,,_,_vt.i.s in the - iire•en.. LOTTERl:,..c ,r ortsiSting• Irkttbes• 1.)71,".,,Qt5. Lkegini execute NEXT SA . 1 . •, 1 , 1•1) . Ay s: tor t ,i;•, 4 • i t th r ,;'• Pr Carrier, :4 with .sdent) ...no :IA s ------..............._'"' e•— ' 4. .Establislied State Lottery Othee, ,No. 25, L.: ,Oat) ,th . I,eXt . 1,000 ... • 1 ),„.-0, ~.,,,R.. I)IXON, APOTHECARY : - Ih. Cllaillt :ate the earliest . ,letfr ,°) that, I. , hare teeett e . t ~ , , 0 a ti I:101 the t o t i l o n s l t t . : y wo tn c a r f r. a, 1 I:Which 1 r i , !Ate us e of yaur DIXON> Al\ 1 1811,1.°,,,U,..1::ti1LL;'0' ,holn 1 dr:l.'d with m e to Jamaica, and all tho t 1 ettek. ,I`.t,b,nted them have experienced the . ever Used nth 11 ,. 'c''"eY declare them to *e-the hest Me.fhenie sr.-nuesalutary The f o il°4larrfor bilious and o~ , het•Complaints. .___ tbetl ,1110,0Wigare the names of srve . y . al Ladies 11 . .d_ .,, G , e x tl_t t i l e ,g ..,Anta i i i "ave received the nt.most ren . et tra i n y o . 1 . 1 - - 1 , , , , . ) •'.,,, , I; al Nta Ny, k,°:ls Pills :charks 'rely! ,r, li.,(1• •I'''''''cA!,l, own, into. r,s(l.• Kingston, ditto ; Nit. V.'wuiriff, °aw` , .• e j N olitl ' l '; IV- liitunltott., Esq. Sav,t , na is Mar, ditto , : , r : li•kiii2 - sq. Old Harbour, ditt o; ,litto.r.,.Port Nioram, ditto ; J. Penliuson, Esq. Salt 1 . , „ 0 , "- All4ou, Csq. ditto_; .., 'N , t i. 14,11:171r. Ninlicuis, ditto ; J. Burn, Esq. Sus , ,,nna; J. 1:.%; Ai rs 1 , 4( 1. ditio; Mrs. OLver Coldi.mith, Ktt.;,;!ott, '-'"?.,, tr.41,... e4 Y, St. Atlll'N ; Mrs. Womirilf, Spanish 'lowa; r• 1 6 " ) other persOns-uf the tirst resp../ctabil:ty. Sir, your most obedient Servant, Jo y ~ IR , T.HOILIS tiAitIIOLD, et the ship Gang - es. Sold ~ 1 -• `al S o ,It ho to . and retail, - at. Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheap p`...7.,,eorner uf Paternoster -10\V, London;' Slm rib•aud Bel m, li";t7,stuuth Jone, PSestou, Alinut, and Nluliory, l'ortsit ; 4,s:.at,td Johnston, G01 , ,,rt ; Ca!rman and jar...lh, mt;,, (i rat ; .I„eck, Ituss,and 14r,, f-I,:ir; iii,0m,d,e,,,41,,,0r".1•,y, Li.,,rut', Nettleton, and (-;;;,1,,•,, Piymontli ; Kn,it a ! ,.:.. ,1,.."_:!., and Swiutiey atm ca ; : g ,, , ; Billic,i.,s, 1-,,-- I 4 r 1 1 " an :s1 Penoy, and I.a. ~ ,‘ .3. - . : . L ..., tvak,.'' N';'4cheiti- ; 1 :...,...t4- 1 . , ' t '.. Mandt-i t,..n, „alo‘-',jl),,ort, ~11(i i:av,i, E s ,l :11, ,i, ,•. er and -.,,,t‘1.u- IL, 'I N (~. sort, ; . ;. - ",p tg Pa :,&:,.., i-..,-. z ry, ,•t, t t , ; sl.ev,nst,it a nd tii..,_'''' kit ; Swlntvn, Leic,,,,.,; 1)1,7n! a.. I S tton, No.t t,,s' obi :and 14tail I:y' ,1,-,, ;t Li,iittry Zaedicaue Veuder, La 44 at is. 9d. - and Cs. e.,.;11. ... . . I‘TEDNEIYAY, JUNE 1, -th-1.4 Ou tiaturday will be published, Handsomely printal in Three V"ulu►nes, Svo. price, in boards, 11. 7s. OSANNE ; or, a Father's Lahour Lost. iNIATILDA HAWKINS. Printed tor F. C. and J. Ilivington, No. lig, St. Paul's Churets-yard ; sold also by J. Hatchard, No. 190, Piccadilly. Of wihnn may be had, lately published, by the same Au thor, the seciiiid edition of The Couiltess and Gertrude; or, iNliides 'of Discipline: in fdur volumes, price, in boards, 11.; ii s,, . Sermonets, addressed to`those who have not yet ac quired, or who may have lost the Inclination to apply the Power of Attention to Colopositions of a higher Kind. lip Henry and Lanitia Matilda. Havbicins. Handsomely printed iq one volume, price 7s. Gil. AD.11171.41, TY- OFF/CE, 27M May,. 18 1 . N o' ICE :s hereby given, that a Session of .oye) .and Terminst anft ale sd Deliver : 7,A). the Trial of Of fences conunitteri on the High Seas, wit,Ttin the Jmrisdietion of the 4-Mint:ratty of.Ptgland,wi'll be held at Justice Hall, in the Old ll«iley, Loudon, an Friday, the 161 q,/ Jcl r next, at Eight Clod iii the Morning. J. Ir. CPO KER. BEETHOVEN. This Day was published, r7 r. I-lIRTY.Select 11(1511- MELODTEs, V o l. 1. ~,E. with Symphonies and .lecouip.Jbaients, ceinno , Ntd by PA•eti!oven ; „.,...a.i Liiittisl , l% , -.:: , by `-' , ,iris, Scott, and .., , aion Faillie, an other.ectit t ent Poets. .Priee OneGuitica; embel fislb.-,' v •.h an Ern;earin, by Thomson, from the St..Cr,.:i lia nt .-. , :r ,i. Reynolds. . • London : Puciisited reston, 97, Strand , • end G. Them son, No. 3, .likCiMilge, n it ... inirgb.. To ;,. ad,.. above, •aottV MOodies, in r volumes, at IL li,. each i' with S,- :!..5•. , : ;: and Ace= iments, chiedy by Haydn. / •“•,•;- : ..cletiies, -in 1., chimes, the third in preparation, at. t;. ' - ei , cll; with t.liyaiplionie3 and Accompaniment . s, chief. : I - :•7,iy - dit.' These Voluints contain all the most admired National Me lodiesi of• Scotland,. Irelanii,• and Wales, united to the most interesting Engii.,;bliun-gs ; iueludio,:, all those of Pirnsi.Above 100 in scriber. They are enyithi:d by Sym;ilionies and Ae cmnpanitpents:forthe Piano-forte, 'Violin, ,i,ol Viohmeelio, of toe most ttlasterly, beautiful, and 'expressive character, of which tiaydrn, who ..waS no less 1 emarkabla for his Modesty than for his 4enitis, wrote thus :—" ! boisc of this Work, and by it I flatter tu)self - my dame will lire in Scotia:lA Many years after iuy death." Add `f!eotlioven, _feeling the groat in terest he has given to the I•cish.Worh, means to pni.olish it on the Continent, with the verses translazed. . COM, TAR BROWS„I.NIY CHEAP PAINTS.. T Zit:. COAL 1",.R. BROWN is of two kinds, Common Tar Itrowir I Ss. per cat. and Refined Tar Ilroxn 2.25. per cal.; they are ~ oth anlicahie to then over- Ecri,nug„ Pi/CtUS Tiles, Wea;:ter Boardang, Sluice Gates, riroJd under Ground and Water; partiCularly. the Il,efia,ol Tar, which is a very valualoe Preparation of coal Tar, it_iueing perfectly insolitiAe in ' , voter. The Worm will not penetrat , v,;bere it used; it is also of a good ealo)tr, dries rery"hard; and is easily applied, req.iiring only - to be beaanl, and kit: on with a common .tar-brash. The` impene tr;:ble Paint are very nrultnentai, and may 'be applied with advantai,-e to all pnriioses of uSefil and ontsilie, whe,re a handsome appearance, and. ono nomy, are eonviderations ; but for riarl: ,theeo and r i lavt,;r frontF,iron and wood railing, Kild of , ve ry de.icript ion, they.are'peciiliarly. ac they re..ict tie vireos of the weather in an a.ton , :hing degree, are a Core for the worm arid dry : rot, a id w'il! stand in elioiaie , ; they are of the foll Owing cal., sr, int. 4 prices, ti2.—iti.i•i pie Gruen, 5,f.15. per en t. en, 7i.) , 1 Oii‘e i Fine-Deep Green, Is. ed. to 2., yer In. Slate Lead and Stone 5131. per ewt Choc Awe 525. I{e,l or' Brown, 425. and White Paint, 60s. Prpdred Oil to Sluts theta tor ilk 7s. per . Sold at the Biitish Paint Manufacrtity, 62, Queen-street, Cheapside , , 'Cake-, &a. *** Captains, and the Trade, .supplied on li beral Tttrali. i.ll UJi T t, sde Proprivtor of p s aran's cele- Prated Medieateq BDov, , )es, havngi contused his Piac- Vet; ti r more than 420 ykank to the c.,re of strictor;-s, tiotts, 1/Coliity, iisoorrhea, and every other tlisea...e of the Urethra, flatten= hinnseif that extensive practice, joined to the toildi:ess of ttie remedies he employs, e.eltisirely eios!es him to O'er a safe and peemataent care, not saioect to the rl,olger.o.nd ine..::;eacy attending the uses of Caustic& or coat rn;rn Boaigies PerS'oos ist the conotrystatifig their eases fttll3 - in a letter, inelaing a.one or ntt.vo found note,will have proper .gedi einessent. to the aniollut. For the st , trious sysitptorns, method of" hare, see Mr. DtifOar's Praeticj Tieatise on .Diseases of the Urethra. &C. priee thi. sevent:i edition. To hsktiad of 1:le Booksellers; at No: r;4, Frith-street, Soho, where 'Afr. D. may be cOusultest between the Lours of 9 and 4, and 7 and 9 Evening. SELEC 1 ARTICLE' ESTABLISHED REPUTATION. EMET'S ESSENCE of PEARL, anti t; • DENT FRI LE, which' excel, 'both in ele gance and ellicacy, every other preparation Lie the Teeth and 25..9d. each. 14,, e ace is - pat:tioularij , recoin rrienft,..o to Parents arid ,Perions who - h'iVe tbe,'Care of Chil - as the ir,reatest presetrative of. youhg and tandt7 Tcytn. 14,Aie are g.:iinine hut what.have J..llentet,Bay ley, and New, Cocks.l-.street.," enzraved in the statho.. CAT i WiI;T:ELL for ; . t iinOroeenient of the Cavaplexian, the cure did! Cutanento, Disorders, itmcl. the Bites and Stings of Venorukrus Insects. tint& ; Hall' Pints 4s. Gd. each. - P.:IYLEI"S TRUE ESSENTIAL - SALT of LEMONS fur. taking lak S, and Stains out, of Lace aud -Linen'..„:lo-ei.te nuiri.., is signed W. and ‘Vraimer. Also '6 3. ScOURING DROPS, tor tiiking,Grqse out, of Stllc, Stud', Woolen Cloth, &c. Price Is. each. Veritable -P0 NI NI AD DI VIZ V., • prieefo. f3tl. Ilitj glass. • Sold„ Vliotesale'atufltrtul, by -I.I,NYLEY unil'ILEW, Per funieis, anti Manalacturprs of Dressing. and Writing Cases, Cocksonr-atreet, Levidort ; 'where, alto, may be had, CAI)-- MAN'S iticattipiirable . RASOß •t he het and most durable one .ever submitted to the Public. Price. 6s. and lbs. 6.4., each. . , A ItECEIPT TO LOOK ~‘T LEAST TEN YUARS YOC'N(i.EK. GREY: HAIR- always stakes a 2perso — n look chi, and, whenit happens in early life,inay be re-clon ed a serious misfortune :•helice varicius remedies' are -attempt ed : powder and false . hair are the most general; but ta4tly people have .anobjeetiOn to both, particularly in hot wea ther.; an Article which Changes the Hair td a 'Permanent Colour is, therefore, presumed to-he a deSideratnai ofiiiiport arice; such is ATKiNSON'S %ft:GT.:FABLE DYE; a Botanical Composition, at once cleanly, innocent, and efficacions ; it immediately clianges Grey or 'll.!id . Hair to a. beautiful and pi,rmanent Auburn or Black, by So easy 'a mode of appliea:- tion that any Lady or Gentleman may . change : the colour of their own Hair with ease anti secrecy,. and,„ to rumOve. all donut or.prejndice in the minds of the sceptical, the•Prbprie tor offers to IN-Ft.:4omA Hundred Pounds if the Vegetable Dye does, tint answer every purpose. for tiviticic it is reComend ed. Sold, price 7s. lid. i 94. lid: and One Guinea, by dan.fes Atl , insow, Perfumer, ‘Na. 43, 'Gerrard-street, Sotio : s . quare, Landon. and by most Perfumers and Hair DresserS in Town and Country. Ladies and Gentlemen in the Country Sending a retnit tanee h.v iMst, %yin have 3. supply by return coach. • Also, pAtrsmised by the itakt FantilV,aini most of the No bility, ATKINSON'S QUI-MING FLUID, allowed to he the no.st eloont Article ever invented to moisten the Hair, with ; it remove:sail dandruff, or other impurities, whit h 11.irsit.or obstructs the growth, • Makeq it grow thick ;;ices it a glass and. appearance . beautiful beyond description - , produces a strong Curl, which retains its form its exercise, or in damp weather, &c. For its wonderful proper ties for the . Growth of the• Hair, see some riva'rkable ttsti nonies of itsetlieacy in an ".Essay on the Hair," .enclosed with each Bottle, pi ice 3s. 6d. 6s. awl One Guinel. Caution —A4 for Atkinson's Fluid or Die, and observe the Sioa.tuire, as there are Cimuterfeits. CONTRACT FOR GLUE. 28th Alma, 1814. 71' ITE PRINCIPM, OFFICERS and COMMIS,- -L.-- SIGNERS of 111 - 1 MAJES TY': NAVY' do hert:ky give Notice, That on Irednesday, Me Eth of June next, at ale ?hey will be refzdy 10 tregt with such Persons MIT he wit Cfpttea . et for s7gip4ing his Majesty's Yard at .I.4:pyrd.wah t3LUE. • rl Form of the Muter ray he seen. at this Office. No Tender will .tw received o'Clock on the day of Treaty: nor any ft(diced, vole.is the Party, or an ,l i refit for attene. Every 2tmder must be accompanied by a Letter addressed to the Nary I.:!bard, and signed by two responsibk Persons, engaging to become boand with the Pei...win, tendering, in the Sum of sr,vil. for the the perforinance of the Contract. VICTUAL LISG-OFFICE, 2;17/ 27, IS t4. T HE cOMMISS/ONER.Sfor FICTUALLING H;s.v.i...rEs TY'S N.. 1; - Trio here6y give Notice, That en jrittriy, the leile of .Tune next, they will be read!' to receive '.." , enders in farii;;lk. (.waled up), and treat for Two Hundred C'inthrons al PITT'S TANFIELD MOOR, W IND- I SOR',S ;ONTOP, TOW ;LEI MAIN, or SIMPSON'S PON t TOP COALS (Intl pot!), in an entire Cargo or Cargoes, to be de:irrred, in i!ce space of a Mona, into His Majesty's Viv ' tzteling Stores at DeptThrel,. and to be paid far by Bills, payable, with interest, Ninety days after date. e Candiaons of the Contruct way be seen sit the Secre- tatir's 0//ice. .210 regard frill br had to any Tender hi . which the Price sha,!l not he inscrterl in Tr:trots. at tength, or that shall not, be de-Vered to the Board before Ono v'Cloch on the stiid Frioirry, the I 011: of' .7nno...nc.it, nor unless the Person who makes . ike 7'ender, t.r sotne Person on his behalf, attends, to answ&.to;:en caged for. • IJALLAM'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS. rPHE EtUertcy of these Pills in Billow: co' ni -1 plaints, lioad-ae.h, Haar!-barn, &c. are well-known, by 10'111'y yetis s exoerienre. In Indigestion, Lass of Appetite, 114hitall Costiven,s,;, :mil those nonaerons trait of diseases, arking from Constitutions ,lebilitatod by hot ciiniates, its well as the mute frequent indulgences in the various luxuri e s o f tbese pco,ln , ,:e the most happy eil e rts, anti are syiunooent iu their nature, rts to reipAre no restraint. SOld hr r - ,„ F,,b 7t rds,. 66, S. Paul's Church-y - .rd, Lonlon, 44 o t o tiennine Patent DISEASES 'OF INFANTS, &c. DALBY'S GENUINE CARMINATIVE is superior to All othtalteni7. , !4.s for'the wind, purgin;;s, convulsions, and an those .i/isav(itrrs ii tisr, stomach and bow els of infants, which prove fatal to so many ander tlit age of two years. It is equally edicaciaus in Lobes, fluxes, and ithrr complaints in the intestines of grown pt..rsons. This inyalnablo cordial .prcipaßed by Frances Gell (assisted by ber sons), ft . :tight:l'of tr.t- bite,Mr, Apothecary„the InAriitor:; .to her ;door this property; I:nizier _way Lle stien bill of dir , ..ctions, with varintt of its SIICceSS. Auld by F. Newbery and Sons, N. 215," . St...Pacri Cho'riAL-yartt, Lont:on, four,doors front Cheapsitle, price Is. Dd. a bottli-.; and their AgeWs in town aian.conn,try. Obierye, tikat tho' word; " F:Newbrry, No. 45, St. Pad's.," are engra*d in the stoops ; and be use to ash; for X.;ell's Dalby's Carrul. liati re. • • MATIIIMON Y. HO Disorders,ll - e coitributted' more- esseti _29,l Aiotty to destroy ITyinen'eal liappiness than those are , the.. Callsenuence. of unguarded plcasnve. -People 1 ,of every ratik .pay.adhratio.la i to the silirine. of Wedlock ; .1 where the COLIStif . by Pi..tetse, a rent- `' v;ation of staFilitVdl;peasahly ; T`:veaty.yeacs (lase we devoted our practice to the exclusire treat:omit .of the fctlia.vipg , '')isorders; aid the snccessful reSali of Mir Plan girci ti.c additional to oppose, as far snarerl :Olt., the rat-ages of-those Complaints, which are the ' ; uurft importaat,int i hocatakogne l:notan.lodirwitics.; The Disor,:er s to the enre'of which i'vehai.c devoted. our attention, comprise . every specie+ of:Veneta:tit flifeetioo all kiwis 9f Debility,, whet Iker ;arising frOtp school finys, 91 - the Fittlill , -; , ncts of- matures 'age ; that , derangement of the system In which is calltol Itarrenness or Steri lity; Seminal Wenhness, G}. ets,Obstructiinc:ln fhe Uret its also Strictures, wilt 019- it:rept ,or dbratiOns hat - i - t%flied the skill,offlt her Pbtetitioners., are by, our . present ithprored plau of treatmenteffVetually and perma riently -WithoUt the Patiew stiffqing ale:excruciating pain ;and -alarming itemorr.lt):4 - e winch frequently. follows the . applieatiop of tlte lunar caseate'. In the course of our .exten- Sive prAtke iitahiy Metrapolis, n amerons cases of Strictures have been and are. daily nuclei - our care, the total eradication of.. which is -Mfe.et.eal, by a salv,,eertain; and expeditiOus.morle of cure, superior to any other yet adopted. The weakness, relaxation, and debility, prtiacedifig front this complaint, are Speedily:removed, and the patient restored to sound and al gorousileelth. Putwhere-the - debility has for years existed, a proper perseverance in our restorative remedies is indispen sabl)' retplisite, to revive the slumbering - sparks of life, and to reanimate the constitution. Numerous Diseases ar the result of .ignorance or haste in the 'treatment of a sitT.le Chinorrhata; and it not mitre ipiently,happeas tlit. the seeds of life are prtisuned, by this in- . diserctioh ot ,an unguarded hour. ley :a superior method, such cOmplaints are easily cured ; and even where others have fa;Led, we trust that we may Imes-mile to offer a radical esta blishment. . Few, howerer, are the cases of-complicated distress of this. ; disorder, compared with test *calamitous sitttatiost ,of ,nien, Who, - from antudldgence in a sdit'ary vice, or the president gaieties of a fashitinahle life, acqaire• that state of Debility which is the unavoidable.coaseo.tenee of such pernicious ha hits. Where the unhappy. sufferer broods over his misery, Isntearcfulty eouceals ruisforteues, it ma} be some ,con solation fur him to know, tint although it ba art ,h:+ject of doubt or uncertainty with other PractiLioners, the removal of these deficient:l . es, by t he.gradttal progress 01 itenovation, is the aiqpiietnent of our experience.' It the rites of Ilacchus or Veuus bare begun to reduce-manly vigour, much anxiety will be prevented by ,an early co.nuteraction of this languid state, aud in those cases Ito great difficulty Hill occur. Patients in the counter are requested to state the portico fors of their ease, age, and general habit-of • living, and in : closing a remittance for advi...c _ . and medicines, tiro MIMIC will be 'given or. ent to ;toy part of the isi . ogdotn. i aka Co. Siu - geous ? Ni,. 107, Flottou-gardeit,: rpnrct srxptNcn-H_4' rpEN-Ny. ROYAL CORRE ., POND t:,N(.: . THE QtrEEN TO TUE t'P.INCESS OF WALE. 4( Win.l.ter Castle, May , 25, I.`•;'. 1. f: The QUERN has rcceived;this afternoon, the i'itiNcßss . of NITA.I.rs'S letter of yesterdwsi - , in repli to the communication *bleb she was desired by the-PrazgcE REGENT to runke to her j and she is sensible 'of the disposition expressed by her IlOyA Highness, not to discuss with her topics that must. lagt painful to both. " The QUEEN considers - it incumbent upon . bcr to send a copy of the ZurNeEss of WALF.s's letter to the rRINUE REGENT and her ALiesty. could. have felt no hesitation in communicating to 'the Illustrious Strangers, who May possibly 'tie pr:!-- sent at her Court, the circumstances which - win,- prevent the PIUNCESS Of WALLS from appraring: . there, if her Royal, Highness hid not renderel compliance with her wish to this effect itnneces. sary, by intimating her intention of making ptttzlic the cause of her absence. " CHARLOTTE, R." THE ANSWER OF THE. PRINCESS OF WALES TO TirlE QUEEN. " The PPINCESS of WALES has the' honour to acknowledge the receipt of .a ooze from the OUEEZZ; ted yesterday 'and begs . permission to return her best thanks to her Majesty for her gracious condescension, in the willingness expressed by her Majesty to have communicated to the Illustrious Strangers, who will s in pr6 l )ability be present , • - at her Majesty's Court; the reasons which fra vs induced her Royal Highness not. to be present. - " Stich communication, as it apnears to her Royal 'Highness, cannot be the less 'necessary On account of any publicity which it may -t - ht. vg power 9f her Royal Highness to give to her ,no-, Aiyes; and the Princess of WALES they 7 en`-• treats the active good offices of her AlHety, rill an occasion ‘vlierein the Princess of WALEs it so essential to her that she should not be mis understood: . . 4.0 " CAROLINE, P. " Connaneat Place, ::`,ly 26, 1R14." TI - IS QUEEN TO Ti-iE PRINCESS-07r'.. \VALES. " Windsor Castle, May 27, " The QUREN cannot omit to acknowlodge the receipt of the Mineess srf \VAL ES'3 note of yes terday, although it hoc's not td her Ma jesty to require any other :reply, than that con veyed to her Royal Highness's preceding lettex. " It" LONDON FASHIONS FOR JITZ.tirE. , BALL DftEA.—Whitt lace draiery over a pale pink .satin ii;e'draP'ery trimmed rotiod with scollops, edged narrow blond lace, put on very full, and rather: shorter than . the slip, which is alsoedged with blond. A pin% satin god) , is Worn ores the drdpery ; the hitelt is 'glade tight to the shape, antl , is finished behind iii a point to correspond with the front-Fancy sleeve : SCbiicips of lace, t;dgc , d with hl4nd, falls over aid is edged* to correspond ►he train. The ,points of - the body arc iarnanici4ed _with p'earl sc~ n s-dt -] i s I.l.eurchEa. ,nONNET AND SiTNSEM.--Hii,:ii:drelS of jaCCOD:I; muslin, with a triple laea:rifff,' and a profusion of lace let in round the neck A broad - pointed lace flounce IS' sewed onto tr piece of • muslin .of 'the same breadth, is find gauged in a bios,forra at . irregular distances; over this 'piece • of,umslin is placed it second flounce of scolloped Net-, filed is put un to- the. dress by a heading. The spetr,er i;.apt,ra priate to the season, 'Made low in the neckj so asto,display the profusiou round the. -fwd.: and throat; the triple row'of points which `adorn it are in the shape pf - an - olive; the sleeve.* are fastened in regular distance, —(1.4 ,ksevitilee). WALFING-Jae:---Spenser, without collar, composed of • striped Pomona sarsuet,. ornamented. round the r1 , .:1:, and 'down the front with tufts of• blond lace. Au Olatubttrgh hoti-net,. fornie4l of white figured satin, inlet .with ..'oati face ornamented with a full trinuniuz of the latter rultiO the edge, • - and bows Of white rib laud round the crown, with a elustey of roses on one side. . Llngss.—A White satin slip, terminating-at the bottom with a flounce of-French blond, headed with tufts of the same; a short ronuded at the cornt.r3, cy,hiink primrose-colour striped gauze, trimmed •entirely round with tufts of. blond lace; a low shaped back,. ornamented drawn . the seams witlyilver bead thumbing. • Ilse sleeves,are com posed of tull or silk net and while satin, with four drawings, of eas , fullness, lengthwise of the arm, severally ed ; , .ed with silver beading, and terminate at the wrist with a silver Van dyke fringe. A corresponding belt round the' waist is tied behind With tassels.—(4ckermann's Hefifisitery.) KING'S 13IIVIII-DAY.-111 the last Lottery tbal, finished on%the King's liirth-day, . No. 10,3 , 11 a Prize of /...‘2OOO , • - 10,540 WOO. 11,§01 3OO were, all shared and sold at WEBn's Ofice, 17, Ludgate -street, where Tickets awl , Shares are now , selling for the Lottery to be drawn on the approaching 4th, of June.—The last 50002. Prize : ever shared was also drawn on the King's I.l:rth day, and,shld by WEBB lil five Shares. The crowds of Foreigners of Distinction, and of Russian and Prussian Merchants, that assem bled in Coruhill yesterday, to - procure the elegant Portraits of the ,Ernperor ALEXANDER, and of BLUtHER, PLATOFF, and WELLINGTON, ' wlt-41 which they appeared highly gratified, pronoun cing them.striking Likenesses, is the best possible prool,of their suiperiOr excellence. CAR ROL :i)(1 Co. present the above Gratis to all Purchasers at their OfficeS, 7, Cornhill, and 26, Oxford-stieez, F.,XI-11'.1;k1/,"I lON is NOW ()PEN from Illornitt.; till Seven in the F., ea "Sitig,-,,e 1-ICAVA I 3 I), R. A. Sec. • LOD , 0 , ; ,^ 1 C 87, Pal! all, - •et: ."'' 4),- f • 3 Public, • • (L.: ro , lti!,;, by T..les7..rs. ' • iuniors }t , ' are coi virw.—The kir, of t he .‘" by , • :las just been publis7.itai, and is ready to k-? MADEIRA.. . tee" 11A: ; •-•;'„"141), TEN PIP of ESF most curious A, the PItOVERTY of a GENTLEMAN. It P 4 :; - ; 4 " to C:iiil)a i and. has .beenlying twelve . months 1 , 0 C :4.0m pany s opposite the Celltrs, wher lndia-lle it mayouse be to.sted. ni (, " - "V PA:II%NT FOLDING SCREEN and soldby am] CO. For b‘rrYt aff or : i h oliger,, No. ‘3,t, Guest ilussell-street...t,lootr t e.. 4 4 I n (2 ,, 3 certain means of o , ,ttaining anti eeit:ulatiu.; a and of curing those witich smoise. baring Nuecessfli!, ever) where, with ()flit, Grates, a i c "Y he tt, id e t) " turn . •Th e i r cousfruction is per ve e.t, trot Rattle to i kiju'ry, and that they do not re -INe. (" 1 kCilider, or soy other troublesome r od ~, ~'~ O 1 P gfr 1 ;„1:' iort i 'Of?