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C r . 9 lP; . o e t , (tc' r oe , ajcp tir'•liirn (. 714 1 • , • .• • , • ."..• ;, ) )IE!7=ENT EVENttiG. )lArell 15; thetr 11 : - 0,st.; 0 3 :.erforni (• ,, mic Opera of TINE '`:TF,I;li OF 11F,I,GRAF , E. The Seras)cier, •Mr.'l.lrah: m Diekons. We!. ,wi:l be: TPc . I',";I'.INCAN IN 1,C)".•:! Ii h m.l'day, The Merchant . of Vence.—On Saturday, . • , TTIF' - 717. D, - .)\:' \ 1., COVENT-r;ARDEN. O'S PR ! - -',- 4 '. , ,Nr 67 1 .:,'N1NG, Maich 15, will b!! pe,- , ~,: ti .e new l':, , nic Opera of ' - TT-TR *P.Vz \IE,l'.; 'WIFE. To which veil twftle , l ;lie oeir GranriPaßtornime of 6,, TiArI, r 7(477IN AND THE 'SWANS. , ilclal ' r r 3 ll ll r .igg ay n , is. .lrtaxerxes; Ntith A Tri;) !..3 Scarborough, . 1 OR A TO R!()S . n. THEATRE 14.0‘' AL, COVENT-GARDEN. _ - iatice•with the desire of numerous 'Parties of tile No- Ay ant! Gently, 111)-1IORROW, March ,16, 1814, will be s3!•atorio !!erf,rined, for the only time this Season, the Sacred of . ' ,THF, MESSIAH. . In • evposed byt. F . :lEndel. . 4 : 7 17, 1 ' 101 1 1 - n - linie Catalani witssin'i the grand Scene i . s p r , '''-, "!),:n . lerds," " Rejoice, gwcati:," " I know that ~ ; •,, ( ;"'l - n . l - liverb."--Alrs. Saltn-o!,, " Come unto him," 411 , r ''" l '' , :f'A - ,it." and "If 14,..1 be f6r us."—Nliss 1ten },,,,,,,, •.-.: -, :::.11 feed his Flock."—Master Williams ".How ) loi,i;,"H. '—Mr. Kellner .‘• But whn ma); abide," • " For ,Be :111,,, ''tha,ll '''l'!,e rl'r;munet shill ,sound,..—%lr. Gmthett " 0 lv,l t tallest . -,'.• 'Pinney " Thou• art gone up," ~.t r do the. Nation.."—And :'.lr.-Bralrun " comFnrt ye," ~ f1.,L 1-Y Val' ev ," c , *T.:, was despised," "' l'hey rebuke,"• and '14311 shalt break." I - And on Friday t , ".1.1 he performed. THE 17 7 15 T AC: rOF THE CREATION. - N. t , -.lunged 'lr. Haydn. f''n tw r• • Viscellan , ,,lis Acts, which received such t , .7r.1.1,, . p a nidetl on the second 7i71:!. ti t 'l 4 Of Part r Madame C'atainni ter the first time, sing i',Aational Air of '• - 1 - 1! s,- 'mire Home'" liattiticik:l Pe, f , rmers-:•-•-Maflaine Catalarli. Miss Rcnnell, lei 4 ` e WiLiains, and Mrs, Mr. Brahain, Mr. Gar leMr, Duroset, Mr. Finney. ' n'ter of Ilcind. Mr. Asible , .-o:gan, Mr. S. Wes!ey• Ch,oi the great. overflow the Theatrical Or 'l4.A w.ii in f.o.nre led TO the Pit• !TI ATOP :OS. • Tr-zt , ',TRE ROT AI •, DBURY-LANE. WEDNESDAY, March 16, • IRI4, '.\.ND MISCELLANEOUS Acts. Chiefs from the Compositions of Handel, M•tzart' a tt.- I over. and Beet i Hayden, Mozart, iem will be i nters erred with appropriate the Seitcmian Prize Poem on . Dea . lh . , by the ‘,.;. • • '••/* Portens,. Ttislom of London, by Miss Smith ; who . esie) _ • ce, 'eeite ' he "' (^ ' I and Tlrird Parts (by par- -4 1 Lost '' at3 u`s Address to the Sim. From MiltOn's ,;:r —The Overtur " e zwiberflote. (Mozart.).—Recit. . la.eth the Beams." (Handel. ) — •.Vlikittb_aet fMs.l DiCkons and Mr. C. Smith. " Gay rnoth tilt* Sunnv hay " ( ~ .%,Smitb)• The most ap 4.uartettoes, Chorusses, from the celebrated p. 4! y II "'et!), 'tn,. ended SAcr:_ni Oratorio, (6th time), composed by e THE MOTTNT OF OLIVES ; 'Piy I ,,ri tinue, to be rec , :red each Night of Performance ,7' re ased a ti pla t ise.—The Solo Parts by Mrs. Dickons, 1 , rt-,4.T.'d, Pyne, and Mr. Bellamy. 'l'eNum, comp osed by Hayden, (Never • ;Itled in t h is Country.) The So lo Parts by Mrs. Dickons, N ' eln lrd• Mr . Pple, and Mr. C. Smith: Air, Mrs. Blare d , /riett°ll3„trre with Unavai I rig .Woe'..7 (Bach.) Air, Maste r Bar particirtir desire) " my Soul ' (I% mter.) 1)44-1 ' ' " Stree t Bird " (Handel) accompanied on b •‘'.*and Air, Mr. C. Smith, Atiw ) 3 0art• Recit- .her first Perr o 'i. "f Life," YCalcott.) Air, Miss App l e ton , . H. n_ to .\ rice in thy. Theatre) " What though trace( " \lrs. hsnd and Mr. Leonard, Go were ( Git t iry ,sits '''' '' .lzirrati t .veil by Sir J. Stevenson.) Grand C horus, naa I ' r,l iedemptiori.) Handel. Ilex'. 'he ril.ssrs. Schuncke will perform a new the Fr,. H•‘• in will -II will be introduced an e l° N . a. , )I ns, einent. Mrs.'ons, Mrs. Bland, Miss A . ppler t• ,:erformailet• in Dick this Theatre, , Mr. Naklt, M t en 81 ( 1, , mr Pytie, Mr, Leon.. rd, Master Barnett, and Mr. ' • ,toette•Bautl will he numerous and echnplete in every Depart russesLeader, M•.. H. Sinarr.—The Perfprioers in the . Cho the.superintendance of Mr. Price, will a , .so be "hole under the direction of Srr C-corge teeit.idal:•t(ol,_irila:ll,ooriiov,silll?ycoialii,A at. the Organ, built expreoqly for Mr. iiray.-- 7 1300ks of the Performance to hu the heatre only, price tad. ..C'ls 1 0 be opCned at Six o'Clock ; the Oratorio to corn e Ciiii,•Fs ant , Places to be taken of. Mr. Spring, at the Box 13°)E ?s;lin4lY•JPe IlusSell-sii•cer, of whom may be had a Pri va t e i• g" Pit/ 3s. 6d. Lower. Gallery, 2s. Upper Gal co-..mences et Fine. Orat; iO 4 s or F ee r Lisi of this Theatre does not extend to th e • A i t ONL Y --- A• GENTLEMAN of the Pro aim ii, ft .'ssion,'ha v i ng Cli ents and Connections of opulence VAN , t ,', highest respectability. is induced to offer the AD- Zkv.,;,; ,0f MONEY in' Stuns from TWO HUNDRED to T)f• ma"IOT73AND POUNDS, and c - i nvards, on the Security lett,. 'l.-"igt Settlements, Life Interests to Landed Pro- NI '' and Mon v in the Funds, or on Free Lid, Copy .. (1, and Lt asch%lstates, on Terms ' infinitely More , liberal, --Itinkb . A 4,. e, and adVantageous to Borrowers than are in general 11,`ated . Publicly, hy ' applyink,toMr . . W. at his Office, ;No. test 'Pei-place.; Vere-street Cavendish-square; or by Let ' 11 "ti)ind. 1 ...,..._ . tap .I?AINT MAN ' UF.ACTOR.Y, 62, QUEEN STREET, CHEAFSID E, LONDON. 111:roN and to.. mast respestrully inform the -041:141hliethat-they coatinu, to prepare the Cheap IMPE -1 ABLE PAINTS at the following Prices, viz. : 1 11 41, le Greert.36s Dark illrcen 765.; and .Olive Gretn 44:41,Per ctte ar t ', , 6teen Is. 6d. to 2s. per lb.;—Slate, ;';,.: 42q ; 4 'o. Stone Colot, r , Cbocolate 565.; Red or Brown l n, ns.perr cwt. Etc.—Prepared Oil ;th rall. ee'.uttls are v ery ornaultinal, and mayUe applied with ,` 4 l:"e to here all pttrVitscs c f. useful Printing, both ih s id e an d va ita..4lionte Ippearanee, darabiiity, and ec , !-- iare t l ; at mot- Park .Paling§, dy otto and Itia,.fer 2.'ronts, Iron and .Wood Rai:tug, they ,P,s_c4harly adapted, as.thevesist the effects of Weather to degree. tre i) c ' n h. aniCo. have td acquaint the Public that they r s :„ ) • r e 0 341 Tar of two kink, viz. c00,r0.-n C - •al r tt h; at 1 66. per c" ,- ;.lnid rithie.. Coal Tar Brt,wu 2 25. ; tth ap•.l4. o ;t; e t o th e c o .-riis rcugh I s encing. Po- IV.as, ileS,:lVeat! yr tor. an,l ...irOu,.d or e q 'er, for parLi .„Eiri4'lY rev ou.tneoh,l; a s it in fl star ; it also 4,1,'40, laid is t...ry go("' -•'"''. tor Col , ; , ils, at, ; Linseed Calia Aip ort 4m5.5 Captains, and ti l e T ra d e, supplied g "ltillta geous ter a~~ 4 4 !1 t ",,4 r ' • • • C. I L 4'l 4l' - ` /Ns TUESDAY, MARCH 13. IHI4. • • DISTRESS IN GERMANY. .0 BOUT ti.,:ht Years ago ; the CALAMITIES Ss_ oce7i,doiled ny toe War in 'different PROVINCES of ,GERNTANY•gave rise io a SUBSCRIPTION, and the Poima-, tion of a CONINIITFREin Londoh; to relieve the Distresses (111:1,e A Br th- generosity of the British Public, the suns of .nearly; 50,000 r. was remitted, whicls rescued multitudes from the ex- • trer.►ity of want; but at no period since the existence of this Cimunittee, has the ma• of every kind of misery been so great. in ti►e country to which their attention was first di , reeted ; where the mai►y saugninary battles fought in SileSia, Lusatia, Bobeini4, -- Saxony, _Brandenburg and other parts, have entailed upon th peacerjrle inhabitants, sufferings, al most 'unexampled in the anima ofitistory. The Committee are auxious to impress upon the .rainds of • their countrymen, - t hat in anticipation of British, support, they Lave remitted' to Ififferent part; of Germady to the amount of near 40,0001. Amount already advertised• - .45,099 2 4 ROYAL ACADEMY, SOMERSkT-PLXCE, NOTICE is hereby :given, That the EXFTI BITION WILL OPEN on MONDAY, the 2d of MAY next The Artists are. desired to send their seteralPerforin-, ethers properly framed, with their descriptions and names of the Portraits for insertion in the Cata!ogue; on: . Monday the pith, or 1?) , o'clock' on Tuesday - the sth of April, ;liter which time none will be received.—No Artist is to send wore than eight Pictures, nor more than ,eight,Drawings.--,No.Mi inatute can bt' alluvia' 'a place, unless in a frame of mode rate dimensions, nor can-any Copies be adMitted. Tlaiz Royal Academy will take all possible care of z Wiirks 'entrust - 0 - to , them, but cannot bola themselves-responsible in cases of ac cident. • H\. HOWARD, R.A. Sec. Subscriptions since received : At Messrs. Master- Mr. Ilinton's ?itpils 1 10 man and Co. coutintied). Mr. Wheeler - 1 I R. G. Temple, Esq. Thr,e SUbscriptions, Rochatripton - SO 0 under 20s. each 1 8 Robert Diggles, Esq. At Mi!ssrs. Child's & Co. Liverpool - 10 0 Miss S. NI. Lames 2 2 Thomas Spencer 1 1 Thomas Mott, Esq. 5 5 Thomas Lureson - 5 6 Rev. Greg:: Raymond :; 0 J. W. R. - 1 . 0 . John Ripling, Esq.. 5 5 . .. _ Friends of Rushbridge 17 8 Mrs. Itipling ' .. .3 3 At Messrs. Hoare, . Miss Harriet Wood 2 2 Baronet, and Co. • . At Messrs. Goslings From Ipswich, and its Rev. •,' . and Sharpe. virittity, per Alcian- R Edward Balnie - 5 0 ders and Spooner 200 0 Rev. Samuel W. Paul 2 2 Collection per Rev. W. At Messrs. Drummonds. - Claytou and Congre- Colleetion at' Walton- ' .on Trent Chnrch,l:4 gation, from Abbey- Alerting, Saf- • Rev. M. Jones 16 0 from Walden - 50 0 Mrs. J. Youil, Walton 6 0 Rev. J. Dull, Lettle- Edward Barber, Esq. 10 0 c bury, Essex - 1 1 Charles Desvoeux, Esq. 5 0 Robson ant Sons, Hud- Rt. Hon. G. Canning 10 10 dersfield 10 10 / Captain J. s: Rainier 10 10 Miss Green - , 5 0 At Sir" John Lubbock Jones and Atkinson 10 10 and Co. Chas. Edw. Rumbold, J. H. - -- 1 0 Esq. - 50 0 Parkes - - ,21 0 Admiral Sir H. Neale i 0 0 ~ At Messrs. Hammers- N... H. - 100 0 ley and Co. John Wells, Esq. 21 0 Rev. Dr. Butler, Har- At 'Messrs. Hodsoll , - row - • - 10 10 and Stirling. ' , Hon. MrEardley 10 10 r .Zhonias Maiuwaring, At Messrs. Hoares. Strand - - . 5 0 Rev.. D. D. - 5 0 glita S. . - - 1 0 Sir Montague Chohne- Rev. 13enj. Barnard 5 0 ley, Bart. - 10 0 Wm. Townsend, Esq. 5 0 G. Kemp, l?aole 5 0 G,:orge Soiey - Foyle, John ‘'ard,' Esq. Dur . Esq. -, - 20 0 ham .‘- - 1 1 C. H. E. Hastings 1 0 Mrs. Levison Ward, J. W. Q. - - 20 0 - ditto ' ' - - 1' 1 At Messrs. Willis, ' Rev. D. S. Oliver 5 b Percival, and Co. John Forster, Esq. Lin Mr. 'l' , ,...ias Yates 1 0 coln!s-i An - 516..5 G. E. 'Jeunnett, Esq. Wm. Martin FoAer, Ashford - - 5 0 Esq. ' - 10 0 John Woollct, Esq. • The Dean of Carlisle 10 10 Rye - - 5 5 Edward Vernon, Esq. , 5 5 Mrs. Trollope - 10 10 At Mesrs. Boianquet Mrs. Oglander - 10 0 and Co. hey. J. Natt - 5 5 Mrs. Commelin - 5 5 Di. Bourne - 1 1 Thomas Croft, Esq. 21 0 Mr. J. Woodcock 1 I 11; rs. E. C2a Friend, i (1 Subscriptigns n ceived at the Bars of the City of London Tavern; Lloyd's C:olfee-house; Stuck Exchange ; and at all the Bankers is town and country.. R. H. MAR rEN, - seeret „ i „. LUKE HOWARD') DR. HOWELL'S POWDERS, I is. a Packet. F I T BPI i4EPSIES, CONVULSIONS, HYSTERICS, and ail kinds of Fits radically cured by Dr. HOWELL'S,POWDERS, upwards of thirty years esta blished. • The efficacy of 'these invaluable Powd ,, rs•iit the above dis tressing Disorders, has been ; indubitably proved by the nu merous Cures almtdy communicated to the Public, frcial which the following is selected .:-- • Miss Anne IVilhams, of I. tytonsfone, Essex, sixteen years Old, had violent Fits from her childhood; hut, ppon• taking th es e Prwders, she was satin completely cured, and now en joys perfect health; for gre;.t blessing the itev. Mr. whaley, :Minister of Laytonstone, publicly returned thanks to- the Almighty, in his Chapel,, on the lOth of November ; also attested by Mr. W. Emblin, Master of the Acadeuty ; Mr T. Rhodes ; mid Mrs. R. Grant. This soverei b , m ReMedy is prepared natter the !patronage of his I . ll;ijesty by Dr. Howell, Fellow of King's C•tlie,:e, and is' sold at Itis horse, No. is, Rathbotie-place, Oxford road, London, and no where else, at Its. a Pack'et, in which is enclosed 4 Treatise written by the Doctor en the above-mem tioned Diseases. All Eaters - (post paid) duly answered, and the Powders-sent to. any part of the United Kingdoin. • Patientsattended ix town and Country whenever required. FORD'S ORIGiNAL PECTORAL BALSAM OF HOREHOUND, an elegant Preparation front that well-known Merb ; it has obtained the pre-eminence (be yond precedent; for the Cure of the above Complaints, of which the authenticity can be ascertained, by application at most of the respectable Venders of Medicine, in till the prin cipal Cities and Towns in the Kingdom ; the popularity and good effects of U.is invahohle Medicine . need no superfluous commer 7 as t'-.r extensive demand proves its superiority as a public Medicine to give immediate relief. The Public will pleasEto observe it cannot be genuine, unless each bottle is ,inclosed in an Affidavit, attested at the Mansion-house, Lon- June 7th, 180 A ; and signed in his own 'hand. Sold in bottles at tOs. Gd. ds. Cd 2s. 9d. and is. 9d. each, by Edwards, E. Newbery ; and Sons, St. Paul's Ch urch-ya rd . ; Sutton,_ BowCinarch-yard ; Barclay and Sons, Fleet-market ; John'Es'ansi 42,'Leng-lane; R.Johnslon, Greek street, Soho, Sanger, 1 /3; Oxfort.-street; Green, ; Weston • and CO. Strang; bi yhi only Proprietor, ii. C ;enlist, Cos weli-terrat.e, near Islington, fret Barbican I.'ld by R. But ler, London. COVNTY FIRE-OFFICE, Southampton-street, Strand. *TILUSTEES. The Duke of Rutland, The Earl of Upper Ossorv, The Marquis of Buckingham, William Praell,Esq. M.P. The MarquiszA Northampton, S.Bernard Morland,Esit:M.P. The Earl of Buckinghamshire, .And Sixty. Directors. Moun t fing Director-4: T. 11. Beaumont, Esq: S. • • . DKRSONS insured in this 'Office share the '•fiti -e l nrilly with the Original Members, according to their respective Contributions. A permanent Surplus Capital of 41;0,0001. has been subscribed by the Original Members, and they alone are respiinsibles: h uce those who now desire to insure are effectually - secnr ,, ,/ against that , unlimited re spon,:iiiility which has been so severely felt in Societies upon the Contribmionship or Union' principle. Agents are appointed in tlle principal owns, «•ho are like- Wise Agents to the Provident Life Office,- founde+d on similar principles. • HOOPING-COUGH CURED WITHOUT INWARD ME . DICINE. ROCHE'S ROYAL EMBROCATION. MANY Thousands of C!lildteri are cured an nually by this Remerlv. On the - first attack, an im mediate application of ROCHE'S EMBROCATION - will' pre vent the complaint t ,a 7 ng any hold of the constitution, and a few tunes may completely cure. In the most ohstinate.cases persererance . will prOduce the desired effict ;'and no remedy can be so well calculated for children as this, for it requires no. medicine tube taken inwardly. _ . Jn common Coughs this Medicine is equally efficacious and may he - relied an for Men, Women, and Children, as safe and effectual. ' • In no rase can this Medicine be genuine, unless signed on titteurapper by .1. Roche, and every stamp the name of, E. Edwards, 66, St. Paul's Church-yard (trho is the only While sale Vendor), engraved tlaeroott. Prii:4 .4i. and li. 425. per bottle. . A REAL BLESSING TO 'WITHERS F ever there ~ vas a Medicine sent from [-leaven for suffering Babes, the AM.ERICAN SOOTHING SYRUP claims the . pce-eminence. The Child 'of Mrs. Hall. No. 88, Browlow-street, Long Acre, was a mat tyr during dentition; at the age of En.7liteen Months was- as helpless as an infant just born, h...t not n Tooth, and was so weak in his loins, that he was quite a cripple, aWailed•with a continual kever, and-much coneWsed,- when fortunately Vrs. Hall, hearing the number of Children the syrup had cured; purchased a bottle. • The. first time rbc Child's gums were rubbed he began to mend. in less fbau soon•. had several Teeth thrptit;h4 lto has got thein'all through, anti is a ii!.e Child, conSideringthat at the age of tiro years the Doctor thought br would never hay any use. of, his legs; he caa walk with the, help of crutches, They; hare lost three cltildrea in teething. She has got one that is onlyiten months old, can wall: with one hand ; has got no pain in his nra.)' , bs rubbing his gums in time with the Svrup. he had of e Proprietors,' Johnson and 'Williams, 84, i-street, Oxford -Greet; and by their appoint : meld, of I itou and Tutt,Ruyai Exchange; and Wistain,.39, St: ~ad; s i; uy all the Principal Medicine Venders in town and-C.,unt.y, at . 2,1. Bd. a bottle. . Cautiou.--Be sure to ask for Johnson and Williams's Socthing Syrup, as there._are several spurious Mrs. Johaso;, relieves the Infant -poor as usual, at her house, eviTy Tuesday and -i.ituraily niorKing, from Nine to Ten on brining; g a letter from a respectable hanic i leere'r, to c e rtify that they are real' object of charity. . . is an Axiom, the truth of Which catmot be controverted, thitt a VINE HEAD of HAIR is the most prominent Trait of BEAUTY ; and the only Article that will eifectually.prodmie this beautiful Ornament is. 11.'0)VLAND'S ;MACASSAR OIL, Under the' aught Patronage of their Royal Highnesses the PrineesS of Wales, and Duke of Sussex, his Serene Highness the Duke of Brunswicit, his Excellency, the.Spaiiish Ambassador, by their special Authority; also by the Navy add Antic, and most of. the Nobility. t • • • This Oil, compord of Vegetable ingredients from the • Island of llao-ssar, in the East Indic, possesses salukrions properties, wl.ieb eradicltes . all ImpArities - of the human Hair, prevents its falling off or tarnityr, grey to the late it period of life, strengthens the weakest Mari• and rroduc.. , a luxnriant growth on the .haldest p'hces, produces an itfinit able natural ca ' cart, and renders the flair, either natural or ar tificial, beantifully , soft 'end Mossy, and adds a .pleasant per fathe ; in 6ne, it renders the fresseS inexpressibly attracting, promotes the t riliWtil of whiskers, 44--• rows, mu t s:taehios,..&c. It 'is r rfroty ihnoxions„aad may with safety be applied to the Harr of the youngest Child, and the beneficial effects pro duced are fully explained. • 4. Rowland's 'treatise ola the Hair is included wttlk. each Bottle. ' As this Book . is pirated, and the Oil counterfeited, it is especially necessary to observeothat -each Genuine Bottle is signed on the outside label, in -red ink, ".A. ItOWLANI) and SON." in their own hand-writing. Sold at as. gd. ins. 61. and il. Is. 'per bOttle, by the sole : Proprietors,' A. ROWLAND and SON, Kirby-street, Hat tor-garden, and, .by appointment, by Messrs. Hendries, Perfumers to her Majesty, TitebbOrne-street; Messrs..Smyth, - and C o . Perfumers to his Majesty, 117, Gattie and Pierce, 57, D. Itigge, 35, Overton, 47 Tamer, 75, New Pond-street; TheVenot and Co. Old Bond-street, Berry, 17, Greek-street; 3 0hUs1.on, 15, ditto Bayley and Blew,,.Cockspiir-street ; Low, 3M), Strand ; NA-bery and Sous, 45 , Shaw and wards, 6g, St. Paul's Church-yard ;'Rigge, '6s;•l3fitler; Cheaoside; Bowling, Walker, and Co. Borough;- Barclay and. s:ons, 05. Fleet-market; Burgess, Cursitor-street, Patty, Butts, and Co. Lombard-street; molten and Tutt, Royal ExChange; Weston, T 49, Strand; Bacon, 150, Thorn, 45, Graiqe, 115, Oxford-street; Marquis, Coleman-street; and by 'all Perfumers, and : Medicine . Venders in London, and of x. , urnpe. Also, . •. ' ROWLAND'S ESSENCE OF TYRE, OR IMPERIAL DTA, a . preparation of wonderful metamorphosing powers, Which will immediately and effectually change Red. or Croy nair, Whiskers, .eye-brutes, &c, to a beautiful Brown or Black, which cannot be removed by washing,lke.--It'is per fectly innoxions, end is compounded of vegetable sOstances. A single/6a' will prove - its superior merit. Price 78. gd. per bottle. • • ns Day was published, A now Editipu, price Five Shillings, lllustrated with Cases, PRAC : II%T; TREATISE . on the PRE . - VENTION and CURE of the VENEREAL DISEASp., and its consequences, as Strirtures, Glints, &c. including - Practical Obseryationi on Tubes Dorsalis, itlucal Dis— charges, &c. By T. M. CATON., S!irgeon, Late of the Utniett Hospitilli of St. thonta's and riuy's. Printed for Alc.qqrs. Slierwor4 and Co. 20, Paternoster row, 'an t i :I,lartin, f3011e5-Oreet, Cavendkb-quare, London ; where clay be Flail Caton on Fernalc nicease, ss. 6d; -Vitrnua and Winter Coogh,. 2s ; &c.- • • REECLVS.'QUIDE FOR: 'TROPIC. It; CLIMATES. Tflisilay'Was published, iti4i.o.-Price 9s. Boards,' ti 1" CLIMATES ; particularly the British nts the-East and West Indies, and the Coast of Africi ; contain ing ample Thstructions fin* the Prevention and Cure of tile Diseases of their Climates, and also on the Voyage outward and home. With a copious Tropical Dispensatory. To which is added, a- System of -Regulations for 'the con duct of Foropeans abtoad, in respect to dress. diet, ,xtr cise, sleep, Concluding with a View of th e con,s quences to their Health 'en their return to Europe, after a long residence in Tropical Climates, aua the Prceantions on this Head..---With Remarks on the Climate.. and Diseases of , dilferent Countrifo of Europe. - • 11y RICHARD RgEECF., M.D • Member of. the Iloy.al College of Surg - eons.' Printed 111411 I 00' for L llurst •Itees Orme, and Brown, o Pa ternoster -row. - Of whom may be .had, by the same Author, 1. The MEDICAL;G.UILIE.. •for the 17-e of t!et FLads of Families, Seminaries', Bz.e. The 10th Edition, price los. lid. 2. The PRACTtOAI; DICTIONARY of Domestic. Me dicine. Second Ealtion, corrected and improved, price: ~~_ TO THOMAS' TAYLOR, •ESQ. No: 9, New 'Bridge-street, London. IiONOUREO St R, Ed;rllnirgh, .March BEGleave to inforni you, that evcr.since the year 1790, 1 had been aiiiieted with the LtiesiVeneroa ; which, from its obstinately resisting every course ut mc.licine prescribed by the most eminent of the faculty here, and un dergoing several severe courses of salivatiJn, and twice dis charged from the Hospital with little relief, woul,d appear to be of the Most inveterate nature. In the spring of last year my disorder hail go, to such a head, as nearly to put a pe.ind to My existence— lad -a large ulcer on the crown of my hetil, one on each aria, and my legs ,were broke mit in a frightful manner; my . right was clreadfil , y painful, and had been in a state of ulceration for the last seven years ; My left hat also tWolarge nodes on it, was very much li,colourcl * and gave me such ixtruciating pain, partienl• when warm in bed, as nearly to deprive me of rest;. in tli,. lamentable st.te, IniS recommended by Mr: a. Tho. ; • hi, (who receive& so great a cure by them here), to take beake's 'Patent Pills, which I began to do on the 2Gth in th, , 01.11 . 50 of a fortnight- I began to receive !:.- e turn a month the ulcers on my boad it: , i•, • soon after, the sores on my to - hOw 'ei•cr, considerable hi the nod poin in to bmw of the left, o, t •blessing of God,, and a longer perseverStice in your invaluable Alelic;ue, the nodes dispersiiig.. the skin regoihing its :,117!1r, - 11 the nocturnal pains gradually going oil'. —.I - yonr•libevrl advice•and medicine, perfectly :,•t) a all it' form,: coml. .aints--ti.i.ve recovered thy fo: • :•r and and-ain become ?ally and tat, in ~ ;te baying continced many months to the ast , inislini,o, itii who limisv me, I aot at a loss in what . terms to express my ~ m itiln,l6 bitt beg, you, for good of Gther suffering mortals, to make this my oase,as pottac as- possible, as I shall on every occa sion; in so doing you will greatly oblige, Sir, your grateful, obedient, very -humble servant,. , - • ALEX...MUIIiiER. a , ld Swann'g Close, Bigh-street, Edinburgh. ,Witnesses to the above eure: John'TbOtiipSors, So. , 3, Ness' Pollitntnlill Edinburgi. ; John APintosh, Old As.:efublv Prepared and'sold by the sole Prop,rietor, THOMAS TAY LOR, Member of the Royal College eif„Surgeous, at his house, No. 9, New Bridgsl-street, LondOrr; whet e, after a coustiint residence of more than ng years, in a,practim parti cularly hrected to.the cure of Venereal Gomni lints and ihosts ineideptal to file t = arts of Generation; with a that inviolable secrecy which men of his profession should.always'ohserve its such eases,. he Hatters himself the advice an'd assistance he gratnitousivadmir s usters to persons taking this Medicine, will he esteetned,,by a discerning i.?:tbiie, as'an adVantage 'seldom attainable, a, , :d Void of all ambiguity. • .• Also sold, by his appointment, for the convenience of those living at a distance, at the Perfumer's, No. 35, St., Aliian's, Street, Pall-mall; the loyshop, No. 103, Oxford-street; Mr s ; Disborough's, No. 7, 1 7 1,h-street -hill ; air. Bakter's, South bridge, Ediu'ourgl4 D N'l'mmid, Jewell'!:, Glasgow Mr. Callwell's, Dublin ; and 'm. (:ne person in -every considerlible town in Great. 'Britain anti Leland, in boxes of only 2s, .9(1. cacti, stamped, and sealed up with hill and plain directinns, whereby persons, of either .sex may cure theinsel.'es with ease, speed, sectecy, 'and safety. N; B. Every Box sold in .Great-Britain is sealed Up with a - stamp, on which, by flvOurof the Commissioners, is-printed, at the Stansp 011iee..--T:-Tayiur. No. 9, New B:id;ze-street--- to imitate which le Folouy, gad all uthars'aro counterfeits'. RENOVATED IIEALTII T has been too frequently the subject of j ust an d ' irecieral repo bation, that men destitute bf the elements , t the medical ark have offered theniselves'as eanilidales for public patronagein the pridession of physic. For the purpose of doing justice to the result of our-stuPdes and experience, and to prevetft.us front being classed amon; 1 ; those ernpirics whose imprudent pretensions have, unfortunately fbr society, beery too favourably received, we be i g leave to submit to the liberal , and entightetml a faithful statement of our pursuits at n ac. quireinerits.. Alm having received a regular medical, educa. tion as the pupils of Messrs., Gritidell and Mieard, whose lectures and practice we carefully attended, as professorS and surgeons of the London Hospital • we entered ourselves es students in that justly celebrated tichool for medical acquire ment, the Royal College of Edinburgh, and were instruded in the , :itflerent branches of anatomy, surgery, the theory and ivractice of physic, ciid.nitistry., midwifery, botany,. dec. dre. by those eminent professors, Drs. Monro,• Gregory, Black, Hamilton, Duncan and Rtitherford. We trust we shall not be deemed presumptuous' in saying that our proficielicy and aequiteinents are dot inconsiderable, -Having for a long series of years made Venereal,Complaints, and the various diseases Of Debility, the particular objett of our stUdies and praetice, it will, We hope; he allowed that we hive acquired superior knowledge of their treatment and cure, In slight and recent eases of ittlaion a pc; rel re-establishment is completed in the short period of two s ; audio those of the utinost'in veteracy,, where othet itractiaiiittrs have failed of sriccess, ,a proper perseverance in our plan ot - treatment ensures to the patient' a safz - and radical tote. . Amidst the melancholy tariety of disorders which are the efreds of i" lieht long .intlanoSt unhappily pursued by the youth.of both sexes, there are none more alarming or more distressing than those - ilea - lent:its and debilities which fre quently prevent or embitterllte matrimonial state. To such peisons.it must he a consolatiop to know that they,ma) now, by a neve...A ottreatiment,•be rest Ned to that greatest ot all human blesstno, a strong, manly, and vigor ous et.ostitution. In al,' cases or debility, f ruin wn:lrever cau.se ar;sulg, as Well as in every speces.of venereal,. int tc . stlion, •' we may he euosulted by patients of either sex with the great. est secr e cy and hotiour. Hours !) CMIS Ita t ton at home from tell tothree, and from 6 in tile evening till to al night.. • Patients in the . country are lequesreil.to ~tlte. the particu. lars of their' case, age, an , !•gtrieral habit of living, &c. wc. id ' closing a remittance tar advice andineilicines, when the same will be given, or sent to an. ) . part of the kingdom. To xnsu re that secrecy So es;ientia .to our und,rt.fr.ing; uie postage of Itters • , ybe adde.l to the account lot medi Ciiß RI E anal Co. Surgeons, NU. I,4,llatton—garden. co- Meisrs. Currie and Co. --have , Certificates front the above respectable rotesors of London and Edinburgh, for the diligence, skill, and humanity, with which they per formed the duties assignea '.thern - during the tune Miry at. tended their Le#ures and rradice. • Aft% 1. 1 17 ...„.. 4 ~,,tri.,,,,f....,, .i,___;., ....... 0 1 ..,-...‘_-.-- .:, . 1... ‘' 4 0 -''i at ' - - v.. .'l - 7 ,, ,‘, \ . [PRICE STXPENCE-TiAT,FPFiNNT. • ' .GA.I.LEFtYOF CONTEMPORARY•BRITISH POnTRAITS. CADELL and D. V 1 have just _kVA( published the FIFTEENTH NTJXIII.6I4 of this v1:-.- gant and interesting Work. It contains Portaiti of the ..Right Hon, Charle4 Abbot,. Speaker of the House of Coin 'nfolta ; the 'tight Hon. It. B: Sheridan; Georgina., Duchess of Devonshire ; - the Earl of Charlernont, K. I'.; Rear-Aul iniral Sir T. Troubridge, Bart.; anti H. Thresh:in), F-sq It. A. with: short BiOgraphical Notices, .price•tl. 55.;• cr Proof LopressiOns, in a superior manner, ow large paper, price. I I. • ' - The Sixteenth Nun44er .will he published on the tst of 'May; and the 'Work' will be; regularly continued every two Months, , • This Day was published, In Que'Volume, Octavo; price G. in board4;tor on fine paper, Bs. in boards,. the Tenth Edition, of fiItISTIANRESEARCEIES in ASIA : ILI Notices of the•Tranilation of the Scriptures into the Oriental Languages. By the Rev. CLAUDIUS RUCIFIANAN, • LateVice-yrosost of the College of, F.ryt: William. in Bengal, • and Member of the Asiatic Society. N • • Printed for s T. C:adell and W. Davies, Strand.' Of whow may be had, all Dr. BUCHANAN'S other WORKS. OF: WAR. This Day was published, price 9s, or on Canvas, and in a Case, 13s. NEW MAP of the.THEATRE of WAR be tween.the ALLIED POWERS and FRANCE, c*inpre bending the whole of France and Germany, with part of Spain and Itaiy, from the latt:st Authorities, Printed for C. Smii,h;Mapsellerand Publisher, 172, Strand. SECOND EDITION.- This 'Day was published, One Voluate,,Oetavo, peare 9s. in boards, riI4CHRIST'S STRA'NGER'S EAST-INDIA GUIDE to Or HINDOOSTANEE; or grand Popular LANGUAGE of INDIA, improperly called Moors. • • • By JOHN BORTIIWICK GILCEIRIST, LLD.. Author of the Hindoostance Philology, Indian Monitor, ' ,•• - • &c. &c. &C. London ; Printed for Black, Parr}, and Co.' Boolisellers to the liottOurable East India Company, Leaderthall-street i . Where may be had, Gratis, a List of Books suitable for Writers, Cadets, and Gentlemen having Appoititments•to the East Indies..-