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Iteatid i tlr'tr?LeonoraThird;. Pr TIIE ATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARIDEN.: - ,_______ ilt!S I.'IIESENT EVENING; play 21', will let formed the TrazedL _of 1-1441 M . ••• • ,1 ) r. KembleH .a AM odO k phelix, Niss,Stepbens. To whi c h w ill b e added, 0 il/44 TINIOURATIE TARTAR. - 4 '' 4 " dit Y, Pizarro; with Satlak acid Kkhtsrade. ~..------- a., rtri iteiY. AL PATRIOTIC 'CONCERTS. I tLe PlNic are informed, that TICKETS for ee NioN I , Lula, coNctlaS will be ready for deli ickets f „: 4—,Alx NEXT.. - t "144.4 Ilov ."1 - 10 3c•- I'it, and Gallery, to be had at the t r , c ), 11 , d1 1 , -- N . Z r e l ; Hoolchani's, Old B . o a n n ( ( l- a st t r c ee le- ; "ond-street ; Preston's, Strand Box e , t Co• Cheapaide ` o taken s. u ookk _ rifs • Oil y " 4 I . at the Opera Box-01fice, and at E uxes S. One G u i nea; G a ll er y, Km. • .•. eGLEio T be SOLD, a QUANTITY SIC' r ?List e n 1(1 LE:11.) noL n board the HERO, David .Tames, I ,,' 3 Peet, Ynig off Carpenter Smith's Wharf, , vhere it uiav be PersOns desirous of treating the purt-I,qe tense reque;;ted to apply.b.x, Tender, addressed , to Mr. 21 , Pariii nieritAtreet, Westmingter. tr, To ALL WHO VALUE TilEtit SIGHT. I , I E Sight of tlte Aged is restored ; ;.heAJ.c. strarigtheried; and the Perfect Sight preerved, ,Spte,iuuerriog p r inciples, by 1311ADBERE.Y's PATENI' ' 4 CEES, :332', Oxford-street. • ,°t•Pr.event nisappointment, be particular in obserrin t z it b3 ()ng, a t ,thop, but a Private HouPG, next door to the s, between Swallow-street, and Argyle-street. v ., ' ON'THE KING'S i3IRTI - 1-I.V.Y. " 1. 1 , 1° N, Stock-Broker,' 2. Cori:llia!, an: . l IS, AtN,I ..': or entry-street, hopes to h:: e . Z.:::f leas - ure gaint , :) , , , , il , tira w „ tu 'lg his Friends with the CAPITAL PRIZi.:to oe t 4, h " 0 0 that Days--hitherto his success ou the . .5t . 11!.,. June the /,",,n un prece6uted, and he now iiiviit.s Ins F . riends, and tilly It'u,,lie• generally, to purchase in the - NEW LOTTERY of . 1q,c) ( 14 4 0. Tickts, which contains a Prize of 20,0001. two 0: two of 3,000, fte.,&c. , lx I.n•tlie Lottery-just ettd4 EYTON sold , . . . • O . 6 ,73 ...... ~ .;.:30f.) No.I- 198 *L.l9O lils oN , ... 1,621 .. ,' .. L 400 i. . - . Sll ... : ... .. I: :AD e kh ' ,,,_ 15, 5, 463 .. . f . ),592, and 10,327, e.ntitied to loTickets - 'Re present Lottery, which may gain every Capital. . - . WILLIANI B. NIouNTAIN, A: ItACT , "Niv, I-IF -ID INN, •';',lio't'liiii, London, --le best A' ecOninialttiou foi' Travellers, good Beds, The f o , l el ''ice Liquor's' and iinftlerate Charr,•es.• t (}ll.- `• 'al; Post Coach:3,, sfiltil,Coacites, t 4 :e. pet outf r om FA' the s 'n'' • •ii's Head lith, Snow- 1 - fill. ' 'Nl iz --- "'lt a ct liTe liouth. Dorchester, - alt""t1 ' —Y"1""411 ' • Yt * - • ••• ew PostCo„til, 'Every ;slur • ~,',. b ane:oath, and .Saltgir,, --` 414411-1 • ri1u , 1 , 41 half n... _q Six .o'ellaß, t brough- lion' tob , ILE 1 t - 13() ''' et' , 11 S,J,, P , t ' r ' 1 - ‘ af, id BaingstOke, and ...,..gs i") . •11° ,, I°N ,.• - 1 , (• • 4 III ' LI 1, ) -' u .., Stilton and Hunting-- t“ ' uH" new 116 a' 'l4l7' C ' P el .ter 'et ° •:O U tit7e;cry 6;ening.:-.Coachet B Pete( t u S Pils4 a L:i ' u S til, nfsby, aucl,Huil-_. h thi,;, tl , and 131iTSiOL Flvinz 'Post-Coaches, . throng, . art a rtir;.`;','-n, Caine and Irl'i-liJorotigli, every Afternoon , .1. '"" ir..Nlav's ' t,l.e Greytiou-ud Inn, Bath, and the Loa- , lor - r; • ; avtr n, Tlion ' rts:strer t, and the Swan, .Bristol, next lq• - •1,' 9 ,,g, --- Coach es iO..X . Vells, Bridgewatev, Taunton, &c. . tve r ,; - ,,,,,`' stew Light Coach, called The,l.i.oeltinghati . f, sets o i .i , t am •", "'. u nting at Eight o'clock; carries Four ytsides p on j : 14, ('s r ennitli-tbly easy, with a Guard througnout. _ asse 1)6. 1 )1I gh Ntarnf I Newark, Retford, Doncaster, and Ferry- . -( ige t 9r( id ' ',, 1 • Levels, next day at Noon. n Nn . - I,:iiiZ,,:..t.',,atlituhge C4 tii ( :; -- ri ‘' nen ' n ' i o t i n ' t ' in I.xpedir d ion of this Coach, it is N,, 4 ,, -- ,.. , to he the roost agreeable an complete . Pub . he Con '44 ' ,4 - on the North Road, being unequalled in accouiino i i 11 ,,. by any other. tq„,isi-s•.:11,, Lancaster, Preston, KirhY-Lonsdale, Bolton, A ti " q, O rlaskirkr a rid ,Gamtang Post-Coaches, every After 'L, live o'clock. Guarded. - aro '''''A ) W, Longiown, Gretna-Green, Annan, Dunifrie i s, 44411111.11.1, Thornhill, Sanquitar- . Kiln, danrnock, !tingswe I, • ~. 1 arts of Seotland, Campet d.iwit C . (I , ac_l a c .... l) ,l t i ly e_f_ ~ Noilii`'4K, Newcastle and•l:diiihurgli, IltIN „ CO . 1 . ,, 1 r i r t or . n r lF , L . t iiast•,,'t Guard througlutut, sets out every ...11,r0i,0.g.,... 1.;. k. l 4' l w cioelr, by wav of Newark, ltet;;:ord i , 1•-dr. ii c , ,. ,r , ,,, .. i . ek. prom„„a,,, No rthallertoii, Durham, islorpet.i, ant 'th e '•)-!3 tind ing.theiaselves fatigued front „tie l t e l t e ig o tl p i ro o_f tetyil"nrat:y, nia): - rest what time they please, and 1 .1%., 11 (41 w.itholit any additiurtal Fare. J ....l ar • h .: . ti ide Allfitek 4e. 1' (:" 1.. ' York Coaches to Sanderlau , H I!, 40„ ) ,. ---, 'tree„ , rusts , 1; 11 411j( 11 J, 1 , 1 l W hitby, attd other places... , -4Yer l i - ' ,,, oirrii wit! Walsal nen Post-Coach, every i rig tt'er,•''T/4"(301.. Pot Coach, to carry four Insitb ir "iets , i o e l N l . 4 . 4k, th,i.„,'ning,thrqugh Lut,erworlh, iii4il €.' - ' 6 s , -1n t c ,,`.; ,1 .-.' 'Varri,l""l, T aroworth, Litchfield, Ules!.itorp, Knu,..st a, -, (24 1ktIT:l.."rtliaitirt.,,,,, :Ind I)uusrable. , C ch goes ,eitia p • --,,, Peutith and Whitehaven, Post- ria , , . ~1 .1-1r,u.,,0ur, Horses, and a ' Gtiarti all the way, l'assys , rl,lo . 'II "' '‘PPlch 'G' t• 13 • - ge ; otihi,.. , _y, lea a i IC, , Ric'huthnfl, C:ttte , r . f‘ , .. l ,, Lhai n 4 i , - "`46rQs Wetherbv, Aberford, l)otteat,ter,and ., cr in ..i , , %lid u•erfie).!le..arest, way 11'18 Mile, sets out ev .l r : N t f-ri p! !*•ifce s ,!,'.'..s I be; journey with •the greatest- ." . .h,i , i . y.. hair. 'lle pe,";'.lAlheil on the hol d by business or pLeast•le,. itt.-- -4,l ar d.. , “ the ir , t•• b eing secured in the •-4 e t „, a. ‘data-e. of ...,ea s R.WAA:;;;; • ' 7 . ---'l4( 'FT -b Post-Coach, every ( 41t u - 4 . ‘,..t0ri1 ! :,:,•,,-, at half-past li ) Si'lzik -,,:,- . - - • .1 5 7, 1. 4,..',1: ,11,1,,eWpOrt; WhitellJlTC ., b, I.:dr a pO c r e i r e y y, , S4 - -,: tt4 clr. 4, llddlewieli, Post-Coaen, e ,Evening,lN. at tNv ic h a; - I every ill (r.1"1;-•(')';:t;t)1(.'-': StocUt on, and Y:krrn, new Cole`:, Sunderland. • and 1 1 , „;' H ESIT I -t ° s'. it : ll ' ,••.- . 1 ~ • :‘„„:,l3tle,',Valr:al, th e Slivit.Elk'c•rsit'"tiniO:),, p 'l o A :t,; ." t. ‘ • ‘ o . :- 1 e - il u , fi e g y - ; : c r . ; . 7*; ft . t.c - r: , r)o n p . os ( t i_if e rt t r ii c k i c e l l : „ I'vp„ : l lnce ~f , Wellington and Shil:l i ~.,‘ _ . every ' -..ing gyp`; a to the Britannia, Stirensou.), miti,,i,,L; lye u'eleclr Guarded.' • • •" • 11*h4 rn, L'l-31;-tod Rei ! .:ierharn POit-Coaeh; ealle4 the Rock souri'TvtrY Morni;-- ' 4)4 eli 'MP VO:\, .:S T in • cheste- Aires ford, and Altrin nll t \l';,ry Even i. , . , iiiit ev ,, --AinAA NPL::.• .ur . Pest Coael• with a Guard, sets p it a t tul reaches liirtn ' inghanr:O - ext day at ':.trat..„.:l;`-`4„-sses by _Oxford, Et t tston and ShipstOire, to the ^* Bliols,„-tTlead, Bull -street and ( :astir:lnn; Biraiimth:tll. " ••G1 1,',.1 w ', -• Leamington , New Post t , 4c1 1, ~,,. , 4 ~:- : at wie., ana . .• • tiuL- t'ir) Morning. ‘ oael ) ' N"rtheawe; Howder, Thorn; and Doncaster, Post *444.sllntivery Al;iraing at half -past Six o'clock, to the Buli 1•1E211,,,.,"), Mvton-Ciate Hull. V '''Y -‘1 4 4, (1 i i EU) ; I v4 l c, l'loddesdon, and. Cht.s• hunt Coach, TOPr • • n g* Te r , , 1.- it•Nl-14-1.11 and FAlmontott Coach, Daily, at Half-past eloollAlf-past Two, Hail-past . Four, and tialf-past Seven WILLI %:‘, • heir 1. - ,..," B. MOUNTAIN and Co. respectfully acqraint abl e I..r.'"ds \C the the PulJlic, that they Shill not he account- Pir k , i', ,`"'Y Citing, Parcels, or Lugg•age, &e , of more_thare anfl „,,?'ll,i'' VzilttP, if lost or damaged, unless entered as such iiiii 4 : l : 1 u• accordingly, at the Sarauen's - Head !Inn, Snow :4 _ otdou. - -t* P 4. ~ f.:na v ,l ; ,.. y.,,-"gers and Pareels are hoehed for all the above Pi e - • !Ichl •"'""At• - ;',I4VS .'•\ v.v. - White lior4e. Cellar Coach-Of:ic e , , •4 % • ADMIRALTY OFFICE, May 17, 1814, MUCH delay and difficulty having arisen in the FAYnENT of the different CLASSES of, COM MISSIONED OFFICERS of his MAJESTY'S NAVY, by rea son of itidividual Ottcers neglecting to report themselves at this Office at the tiine of coming on Half-pay,— • My LORDS COMMISSIONERS of the ADMIRATY Are pleased to direct, that all OPFICERS coining on HALF-'i 2 AY do' report themselves to this Office 'within fourteen days, stating the cause thereof, aid periods for which they'May•be entitled ; and Officers coming from Abroad are desired to com ply with this Regulation within the same number 'of' days after their arrival in E s ngland ; and if anyOflicer Sind' neglect to do soi he will forfeit -the 1-1-alf-pay for the periods which he may neglect to claim. J. W. CROKER. TO - WEST INDIA PLANTERS, • NE' and IMPORTANT I LNI PROVEMENTS , in PLANTATION CONCERNS may he seen, by Let ters of Aiipointnient, 4t, the MANUFACTORY of J. COL LINGE, Machinist-and Engineer, Bridge-road, Lam'ieth., Where also may by secity his Patent .AXLETREES and BOXES fir Wheel Carriages, patronised by hisißoyal High ness ,the PIUNCEJ.EGENTs their Royal Highnesses .the Dukes of YORK, CLAREN 4 .I7., KENT, and CUMBER LAND, and upwards of Fonr•Thousand of the Principal No bility and Gentry of the ImperiaLEmpire, whose Carriages are upon that' Construction.. • rinliu - PATENT 1111PERIAL. BLES, and TI - LA.FALGAR. SIDELIOARDS in °fie elegant Pioce o Furniture, 1-'iva new lifierent Plans-, the Patent Imp rov e d S u i t B''! , it Chair eour 'Post, aid. 'tent Bed . tos, Fill ,•; acid bedding_ complete ; PortaJle ch a , ; . s. .ithernew invoitedandimproveJ articles of fur!.! generkl and. very exter..ive assortment of ~ t ery and C•;!.Ine! ...I•ticies fur furnish:a t ; Houses com plete, r,•.,•.y nit.. where Famil.cs may select - and . h nla i s , „ - a •:c dap, aoiding the extreme incoaeniettee of :.a.tins v.2i•al . Months in completing their EstAl!lislintenf . • East and West India Articles, Arniy and Navy, &c. &c. by Mow,: and Sander;., la and 17, Catherine-street, Strand, tn.; ntusi moderate. f -o• ~rompt payrient. r .Z , ND aTIN'S REAL - JAPAN BLAcKING. rrilElc . are respectfully informed, that he ahiwe continues ta be inanulactared, ih its -ge nuine Purity and Excellence, at the original ManukictOry, 9i, High ; and as mast of the Impositions lately prac- - Nauiii have been put do,s'il by the interference of the Lay; th 'lttblic need no other Caution than bbservitig the Old I,nhet, ivl - .ich states it to be made by PAY 4.0 e MAR TIN, 97, High Holborn.---T tilos- who have been duped by purchasing a spurious Sort, and who may have,sapposed an alteration had taken place in the Man focture of the lug, O. and M. wish to declare, that it ever has pre pared precisely of thesamc Ingredients, by the same Pro portions_ Price is. 6d. a bottle. No Halt-pints made. SCOTT'S FASHIONABLE DYES TO COLOUR SiLN. STOCKINGS, &c. CAUTION.—The Public are most reltect fully informed, there are a rittotber of Countoleit Dyes now selling in tlre towu, and are requested to observe, that none are Genuine but those from SCOTP's, 417, Strand. Families will find these Dyes extremely useful for Silk, Muslin, Linens, Cottons, Tittatiy, Gauze, Feathers; etc.. par tleu lady fur tinting Silk StoCkings, at the followingsprices Pink bye, 2s. tid.--Lilac Bloom., or i'urpie Dye, is. Nankeen Dye, is. ::d.—Litplid True Bloc, from ls, to 7s. per Bottie.—thiewise Scott's Parable Ink., to write an Linen; Y-e. with a Ten, that never wilt • discharge: Also his superfine Water Colours, in cakes andlioxes, complete, with a variety of other Articles, prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, by Scott, Colour Preparer to the ttoyal Family, 417, Strand, near Bedford-street. . N. B. A liberal allowance to Merchants .trading to the Con tinent, and dui Shopkeepers In town aird country: In a few Days will be published, THE IMPORTANCE of thy CAPE of GOOD HOPE, as a COLONY to GREAT BRITAIN, inde pendently of the Advantages it possesses as a Military and Naral Station, and the Key to our Territorial Possessions is India, offered for Consideration: Printed-for T. tjadell and W. Davies, Strand. - 'i , „* A General Vigiv is proposed to be tiiken of the Colony, not only as to its present cireumstapc s es, bat its future proba ble hopurtance, in which -new Sources of Treasure and Reve nue, and new Fields for Extrtiou, are opene.. ; Hints fpr the Discover of new. Markets for British- MalinfactureA oiggest ed, and a wider scope oifered to the Spirit and Enterprise of Thousands, wlio, by the sudden and unexpected return of Peace, will want Einployment.. GENUINE EDITION. 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LIAM HARRISON, Esq. before the Select Committee of the House of Commons on EAST INDIA-BUILT SHIPPING, on Monday, April IS, 1314.. Also, price Is. INTERESTING JXTRACTS frOm the Mi nutes of Evidence talien before the committee of the whole House, to whom it was refe:red to consider of the Affairs of the EAST-INDIA COMPANY in 1813, illustrative of the Im provements in the Manufacture of Iron, Steel, Brass, Copper, Hemp, Cordage, by the Na - es of india. MAritIMONY. N 0 Disorders' have cfimtritnited more essen tially to destroy Hymeneal Happiness than those "which are the consequence of unguarded pleasure. People of every rank pay adoration to the shrine of Wedlock; hut where the Constitution has Meer tainted by Disease, a reoo vation of stability is indispensably requisite. Twenty years have we . devoted•our practice to the exclusive treatment of the following Disorders; and the soccessiel result of our plan gives'us additional ardour to oppose, as far as We are able, the ravages of those Complaints, which are the most important in the catalogue of Human Infirmities. - 'he Disorders - to the cure of which we have'devoted out attention, comprise every species of Veneyeal Infection ; all kinds of Debility, whether arising from the habits of school boys, or the indulgences of maturer age; that derangement of the system in Women, which is called Barrenness or Steri lity; Seminal Weakness, Gleets, Obstructions in the Urethra; as also Strictures, whether recent or of long duration,and which haste baffled the skill of other Practitioners, are y our present improved plan of treatment effectually and perma nently cured, without the Patient suffering the excruciating pain and alarming heaiorrhage which frequently follows the application of the lunar caustic., In the course our exten sive practice in this Metlopolis, numerous cases of Strictures have been and are daily under our care, the total eradication of which is effected by a sate, certain, and expeditions made of cure, superior to any other yet adopted. The weakness, relaxation, ,and debility, proceeding from this . complaint, are speedily removed, and the patient restored to sound and vi gorous heilth. But where the debility has f o r y ears ex i s t e d, a proper perseeerance in our restorative remedies is indispen sably requisite, to revive the slumbering sparks of life; and to reanimate the constitution. Numerous Diseases are the result of ignorance or baste in the treatment of a simple Gonorrlura ; and it not unfre quently happens that the seeds of life are poisoned by the in discretion of an unguarded hour. By a superior method, mai complaints are easily cured ; and even where others have failed, we trust that we may presume to offer a radical esta blishment. Few, however, are the cases of complicated distress of this disorder, compared with the calamitous situation of wen, who, from an indulgence in a solitary vice, or the prevalent gaieties of a fashionable life, acquire that state of Debility which is the unavoidable consequence of such pernicious ha bits. Where the unhappy sufferer broods over his ntisere, but carefully conceals his misfortunes, it may be some" con solation for hint to kimw, that although it tie an oiiject of doubt or uncertainty with other Practitioners, the removal of these deficiencies, by the gradual progress of Itenovation, iy the acquirement of our experience. if the rites of .Bacetnek or Venus have. begun to reduce manly vigour, much anxiety will be prevented by an early counteraction of this languid state, and in those cases no great difficulty will occur. 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In the Press, and will be immediately published, VOYAGE to the ISLE of ELBA. 'Translated from the French of Kr. AItSENNE THIE BAUT DE BERNEAUD, Emerittis Seeretary sf the Class of Literature, History, and Antiquities, in. the Italian Aca demy, &c. This Work is the result of a very recelit,visit, by its able Author, to an Island, at all times worthy of the Traveller's notice, and rendered at this period still more peculiarly in terestin74 to Europe.' It embraces a general view, not only of the Geogrittiliy and Geology of Elba, but also of its Na tpral History( Antiquities,. Topography, Agriculture, and Commerce; and of the Manners and Habits - of the.Populd- I ton. It will be accompknied by an accurate Map, laid down filen actual obsevation ; and is, in every particular, calm.; fated - to gratify toe public curiosity, concerninc , e , the new do minion of Napoleon Bnonaparte. I'rkuted for Longman,-Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pa ternoster-row.- This Day was published, Three Vols. 12mo. the Third Edition, price 18s. in bds. of LETTERS from ENGLAND.—By Don MA- NOEL ALVAREZ ESPRIELLA. ' Translated from the Spanith. e " Viewin these Letters as• spirited remarks on England, we must pr fmounce them to deserve the notice of English readers. They contain many -particulars of which the gene rality of our countrymen are ignorant, and they are inter • spersed with ariecdotOi and bon-mots, which end the narra tive, and produce a good effect .P—M. Rev. London : Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-Row; and at the British Gallery; 54, New Bond-street . . _ be ptiblislaed, Travels in England. By same wilt be given or sent to any part of the linigdorri. ' Don Manuel Alvarez Espriella. In a vuls. duodecimo. cult a: and Cu. Surgeons, Nu. IU7, liattuu-garclen.