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BE; though it is quite impossible, t.t-ulltlengthenin,,. this Advertisement to an unprecedented . t: nil 4t3 t° rivc sue') an Outliot as will enable those who as t e P4rlitlphie in the Pleasures of the Dar, a's we11 ..,)1e their Benerol b •contributing to the Charita. and .. s , , • coce, ) l' - ''''e Puos . to which the Produce from the dale . of .. q t .,. . . L . of What is intended to be appropriated, to form a just Opinion It is . t the ,ended are invited to partake. - stating tht, 11^1)5(1, th erefore,that it will he sufficient, after ~.vett t a 137t.i°j4)11, containing more full Particulars, is ,i ft 4 e:1 4 ) : 1 1 - reh ager of. Tickets, to say, that Bootht for Re rk xvi t i t .,; — ‘ it e ' i ll he placed lb proper Situations round the Pa da. 'ion 411::: 'l•4r/flies, provided with Seats -for the ;teem m i in 4 lo , ;,, “. e ''l.4.lllalv; that Bah& of ~I!Vi, j e will aLten , , k r• t I; s • 1 1)14 .:'Ai :inU:,ed Ott)" for tho 3 eigl'i choose to dance Trot ~ l'e 4 : N " lun ' of Ci 4• event - si7es, one largo - enough for . n etts t„ as _. . • • • •t will ascend at diffe te:,t ti, • cend in the Car affixed to i , Iles ill tl , • • ' .i t , s t brilliant Fire-works 'rers,,,. le .e.rening ; the t the Temple 4 4 , 111 ' . 14 MIS ecittlttsy will be exhibited upon t ,_ ii. be iir, . I '''' the Chinese Brid. , e ; the whole of the lva:i.k.w-1 with l 'at l • ' z i a a t teci ‘‘ittl Chinese ' Lanterns, and every Tree I .l k h ' t ; —"" Li ghts; the PagOda will be illuminated wit i l i t Gas o. ti alts; p'. the itoyal Booth ;ill be lighted up, and the A eg the kr ;4'144,, re presenting War (giving au idea. of to 1);::•,s(44,. .esieged Fortress) and changing on a sadden f r t h; C r'Pti " of Peace- will be among the Amusemunts . ci it ( . 44 443 t, ' with ii J ,, orie:W fransparencie - s Y the first}' , (vetoer mangy A A liel: • • Artists. • Office, So *1(1( 3 al.e now relrlylor Sale, a - t th'..i . Luttery . 11.4 -I)l4e t and at the L otters Offices licensed b ~ .....1).. cene y Govern ',..j...:'"ce One Guinea for Two Tickets. ' , 4. To c,,----::-----------‘ b • di,CI.ILATING LIBRARIES. &c. • k 4'' e()[ io- ir , . to ;,, •Lilirtlq, lk,i:_4, %licit .i....street, .in '''Fe.t (.o ad ti • a ','LIN, of the P. 11.,- , • , de i:l r n ticl ' ilar, vi.,,,,,:tt,,,,,tu_,iie attentwwi ot tile... Public, and, -- -7,a,1- .odidal f.h,e name of thePro.;ec , l'istli, rert„l-ti,,"l COPINTRY L11:A1t1E`,,,,,,,,1° 1.1/43::;Tri• nn,i ht votiltcki,ie,,!ii,titoielieedi entithtd, '` T,--.. • - • " ' !4 ' ''. '11.1.,, "'I i,.'.4efed it,''', , a Selection of ORIGINAL t ,.y ~t ~, .e sk!colid Voh , . 0 , h'-h will bel)c-loti;),,eltitidi • I % iv " Atoll , •rni.. o. vi 1... t tie ti ( : 1 • 4 •45,1 11.,,,,t,.. i Several of the e futi g ~),1 ik been prinouncett, lit. iii-o - inAiii, Plays alre.ady .p:illtiedlL(tri.., .... ), to Ift„,_Perior t,, ,'"4 file Anti-Z,.011'l Nor Ilritisil, ."F* .- ti,,•.:::0, ma, :,4ny that bay.. 1.•:,.1.\-' • '.:.;',,l- , ek•formed ;it is pn.._ ek,tl4 et.,,,,..1','.itnn0t fail 'to ‘Lp,-(ire'a lutist desirable acritus- Nh i ti llit ` i _i 4, .11'1!'"?.Fary %%ere !lie DratOtt forms so great. aQoan`. ',ollll).„fZ.rtish,7g, whokviii thus he fiirnishell wit !' a c•re birC)rd:tii tOlitti,"( PLAYS. atone -third the ordinary P . ", i In 'bfe aTi • t'11 , J4 '..; two . or three t,,' i,ei:eit, ,;(1:). “o,•itli, at the madt P •rate price of 2s. Ga.— ieces, being' p,:blisimi 1 -'' 4.iiigjet, .)). every Booliseller, Newsman., &e, 41 tll6 in, ' . . pittip ITALLA*S. ANTIB • ' .4044tfli c ILIOUS PILLS. ) 'lii DL 'ilits I .Y of. these Pills in Bilious Cony !:i,:) y,.' "eititach; 14,..art_,,,. ' • are well-known, ,;1/4,l(4l4tl,.k,',x.Peritilee. In li•ti'lrens't,in &c. .Loss of Appetite, :tx4ts ifoti t (~,) l'eSs, and those t'intgot-rous train of diseases, ' , 1, , „iliare IE, 4stutt iltiQns uebilitatecl by hot climates, as . well '''''''''el)lll:l4e4l4`l":ize--iices in the various luxuries of til Itair,e, , litoilot,! dint , • t y .ts and they t, tl ~.., 'ft at .ot most haply eet .. ~ t t i i i.. i ), F.. tt..,',:t fiatL•e, a s to require no rt.> tr . iti,: ,d . on, t4 Lti• " 4 .4 th 4 , . ( 16, St Paul's Church-t-ard, Lo • . I:"ltttatlNiteilljiile I, ox ',ls. Eld . .; • atur hi all dealers in ~..clitcs. FRIDAY, Jr_'LY '22, 1814. 11 • 'STRESS . in GEWMANY.—M a MEET ING of the, COMMITTEE, held on the 10th of July, lBl4 f read the following Letter, dated, Chelmsford, July 8','1814; " • . •• SAMUEL MILLS, Esq. in the Chair: , " From a Ladies' Assovaation, in the town and neighhour.; hood -of Chelmsford,. in behalf of the destitute Orphans; and , other Suffe4rs in Ger Many, is remitted to Messrs. Barclay , 'and Go. We sum of 1851. With real' satisfaction' they pre , - ,sint - this.sinall addition' to the Funds under the management of - the, Committee, held at the City of Liindon Tavern. The COmmlitee of Ladies' at Chelmsford would : be. ungrateful to - omit mentioning, that a handsoMe proportion.of thii hene laCtion has been contributed by Servants, and those' in the loner-ranks of society, who have shewn numerous instances • of COMpissionate'symp.ithy and gerierOsity, vtlach do honour • to their 'station in life. The Committee feel reluctant trade. upon the time of those:who are laudably engaged in the more important transaction of this interesting business,' or the? Could relate strikingozataples of tentkrness and liberali-; ty evinced' by this class." .-Signed on behalf of the Committee, held at Chelmsford, July 4, 1814. , • - MARY P.ERKIN S. Resolved, That the grateful Thanks of this Committee be presented to the Ladies' Association at Chelmsford, for their zealous and • liberal assistance to the 'unhappy Sufferers in Germany. Amount already advertis6`ii, - - LJQ1,857 10 9 - Subscriptions since received : •• At-Committee Roma, • Collected in the Parish SubscriptionsfromHas- . of - Wolvey, WarWiek tings and vicinity, re- • shire, per Rev. W. • • mittedbyJ.G.Short- M. Hollifear, = 4.16 16 0 er, Esq. - £.19 19 6. Ditto in the Hamlet of 'Collected by the Ladies' Copsati blanks, Ker- Assoeiation, Stoke ' by, Leicestershire 4,4 0 I'). - e,wington, for the . Collection at the Cathe relief of the Orphan , drat, Chester, on the Children in Ger-• . • (fly of thanksgivin • many- • - 104 3 2 for Peace, per Rev., Second Collection at - • Dean Cholniondele.y 33 2 Plahkow Meeting, af- ' Collected in the ltarish ter a Sermon, by the of Duntin, Bucks, oil Rev. 'Lacey -312 ft ' Thansgiving-day • for - Subscriptions at talon- " - l'eaces,-by Rector and mull, remitted try. Parishioners - 11 IS 6 .John Grubb, Esq. 100 0 0 MuneyforthreeTickets, Second Subseription at • • se-emid Concert .6 6 0 S pi:shy, per Rev. E. ' Eight remittances (rain - ' - 15. 9 0 the Edinburgh .Cum- Collection at Totten-, , • mittie, per J. Camp ',mai Church, after a • bell, Esq. • - 100 0 0 , Sermon, per Rev. T. ':'rue Patriot - 10. o'o Robarts , . 1 . 2 Collection in the Parish James Gurry, Esq. 3 0 0 ofilappishprO,Nor- Mrs. I .";,il•ry - 2 0 0 folk, on Thanksgiv- John Nicholls, Esq. 5 00 f - ing•-day • - J 4 10 0 Collection at St.Jatues's Collections in the two Ghapel,FoxtethPark, Methodists Chapels, near Liverpool. per 1• in Sheffield, per Rev. Rev_ .7-olOmith , 24 0 0 0. Hi IsGeld - '4l 15 0 De. at Sherborne, Dor- ' Collected in the City of - setshire, per • Rev. Chesfer, remitted by . • John Parsons. '33 12 9 Williams . , Jones, and Ditto at Albrighton - - 22 10'10 Church, -Shropshire, • ItobeitSpear,Esq. Mill on Thanksgiving- - Bank, Cheshire • day, per Rev. Thus. Collection in Holin . Lloyd - 20 1G 6 green Chapel, .1,4 i" Collected by a young Thanksgiving dal', Lady, in the village pc:- Rev.R.j. Abbott,2 15;0 of Newnhain, Won- Do. in Mill-Bank Cha cestershire, for the ncl, on ditto, per Rev. Orphan Children 10 16 0 Thos. Smith - 4. 1 9 C. W. - - 1 00 Subscriptions received at t Tavern Llovd's • Coffee-hous e rosmiset s Irreo-ever=o-- count • R. H. LUE • ' • STATE LOTTERY b 'TEMBE 50 0.0 , • he Bar of - the City of Londoit • toe,k Exi Cr-r, Secretaries. CE HOWARD,/ , egins Drawing Ist SEP it, 1814. SCUE 2 of L 'O,Ol 10,01 2 5,0 (1, ME. 100 ire [. 40,000 '.20,000 .. 10,000 .. 4,000 4,000 .. 2,500 .. 2,000 , 2 0 3 100 1,500 1,000 55,000 2,750 14,000 Tickets: L.140, - 000 'NO fIXEI) PRIZES:! • DAYS OF DRAWL MI :, . . . , • ISt, Day, Ist SEPTEMBER. 2d Day,... Mb SEPTENIIIER. • . - '3d Day, ' • •:171-It SEPTEMBER. TICKETS and -SHARES arc idling by RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. Contractors for the Lottery, at their Offices, the Corner of Curnhill, and facing the King's Mews,'Cliarhig-cross. This flay *ere published, in price Boards; C, .1 S on MA-DAME 'STAEL'S WORK on GERMANY. In Four Letters, addreSsed tii Sir Jain vs Macintosh, - M. P. Printed for Longman; Hurst, Itees, Orme, and EirOwn, Paternoster.ror; and at the British Gallery, "54, New Bond street. ' This Day wa4 In Three Volumes, 12mo. price ii. Is. hoards, VERLY or ." 'Tis Sixty )(oars since.'' -Novel. • r, • Printed by J. Balla:As-tie and Co. for Longman, FLO•gt, Rees, Orme; and Brown; London; and Archiliatd Constakli! and Co. Edinburgh. . This Day Was publis4d, In Fools Cap, Octavo (the Third Editiod), price 9s, boards, Tl - 11?, WORLD BEFORE THE •FLOOD.- A POEYA, in Te n ('autos, with other occasional Pieces. Price o►f a Ticliet 1.19 19 0 1-Lif , 1.10 7 0 Eighth. L. , 2113 a, Quarter • 5 0 Sixteenth I. 7 0 This Day were mililistied, Handsomely printed in Four large Octavo Volumes, price; in - " hoards, 21. iis'.. C 0 . . M MENT AR 1 ES on . the - LA WS ' of . mosh. -By the late Sir J. D. MICIIAtLIS, Proces sor of Philosophy in the University of Gottingen. Translated from the German, by the ,Rev. Alex. Smith, D.D. Minister of the Chapel of Garioch, Aberd?&lshire. - Printed for F. C. amid. Itiringinu, St. Paul's Church-yard, and Longman, Hurst, .Rees, Orin,', and Brown, Paternoster row. Of whom may be had, ,Dr. Marsh's Translation of Sir J. D. Nlichaelis's Introanctioir to, the New , TestiMent, 'in six volumes, petard, price 31. 125. OBSERAT, a few Copies only are now left on sale (price Titter Shillings) of that scarce, interesting, and .useful fa tuity Work (with which is given an eleirant Portrait of - the. Author; and a View of Gilead house), rnti•led GUIDE to REALTI - I : .or, Advice to both' Sexes, in a variety of Complaints. By S. .•;OLOMON, M. D. Containing a treatise on Female Diseases, Nervous and Hy, pochondriaeComplaints ; also Generalltem:irks on those Dis eases with which the human body is most frequently afflicted ; explaining the symptoms, mode of treatment, and remedies most properly adapted for each respective complaint. To•which is annexed,. A Dissertation on the Properties-.and . Effects of Hot and Coid-Bathing t also an EsFay on Secret Venery; aqd a Discourse on Impotency in the Male, and Sterility or BarrenneJs incident to Females, &q.-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 lenti cular rush headlong into the vortex of dissipation and death ! —To obviate consequences so destructive to the species, and eventually to population, has .fallen to my lot, by the publi cation of the GUIDE TO HEALTH, which is pointed out to the deluded of either-sex as'the " Sitent Friend,". which they may consult without exposure, and with assured confi-. dunce of success. This is that sunshine, the genuine warmth 'of - which - the slender roots of prejudice cannot bear. As Truth prevails,Treindices subside, and all persons are left to their own judgment and their ownexperience. London r Printed for the Author; add sold by Sam. Leigh,. P 4, Strand ; Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, l'aternbster-row also-by all Booksellers in the United Kingdom. - ArAt.less than One Hundred Thotisand Five Hundred Copies or Solomon'. Guide to Health have been printed. J AIIFS AIIiNTGOSIFItY . Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-row; and at the British Gaßern, 54, iSlew Bond. street. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, , . :The li'mltrer of Switzerim n a, and other Poems; the s; ; iii SMall Stu. 'prier 6.,. . Wc,t. indie;; and other Poems; tile Third Editlon; in small Svo. price Gs. boards.', _ This Day,was published, - • In Two Volumes, 81'0. price 2ls: hoards, AN HISTORICAL VIEW of the 'PHILIP PINE ISLANDS, exhibiting ,their Discovery, Popula tion, •Lan: , nage, Government; Manners, Customs, Produc tions, adCommerce, .from the Spanish of Martinez De Zn7' niga ; with an accurate Map of the Islands, from the best uthinities. Translated by JOHN MAVE/i, Es 4. Second • Lotukin : Printed for Black, Parrr•, and Co. Booksclitr§ to the Hon. I , ,ast-India. Company, Leaden hall-Amt. . , SIR N. W. NVILIXALL'S HISTORY OF FRANCE. This Day'i'a ; pnblislied, - . • .. Handsomely.printed in Six Volumes, Octa.vo, price 31. Its. in hoards, a New Edition of . r HE HISTORY of FRANCE, from the Ae- IL, cession of HENRY THE THIRD, in -1574,. to the Death of HEN inrtiE : FOURTH, in 1610, preceded by a View of the Vivi], Military, and Political State of Vorope, between the Middle and the Cline of the Sixteenth Century; and followed bv'a View of the State of Europe at the Acces sion of Louis the Thirteenth. By Sir N. WILLIAM W I tAXALL, Bart. Printed for T. Cadell and NV. Davies, Strand. Of whom nm , y•be had, by the-same Author, • 1. Mcmoirs of the Courts of Berlin, Dresden, .Warsaw, and Vien:ll, 1777, 1778, and 1779. Two . Vols. Bvo. 3d Edition ;. price i(h, in hoards. 2. A Tour Round the Baltic, through the Northern Coun tries of Europe, particularly De;nniark, Swrden, Finland, Russia and Prussia, in a Seri,-; of Leiters.—Fourth Edition, corrected and augmented; Sro. Ss. in boards. ANTIC-WE ORN NIENTS. Useful to Architects, Ornamental Designers, Platev and to every Trade dependant on the Fine Arts, and !sir, titularly interesting to the Classical Antiquary, elegantly engraved in _dutline on 170 Plates, price . 31. 3s. hound, small Quarto, and on large fine paper 51.5 i. in extra boards. = . • , This Day was publisFed, .• A COLLECTION of ANTIQUE. VASES, IL. Altars, Patera, 'Tripods, Candelabra, Sarcophagi, &c. ."ry"TILNI! ryno=trtja:Sirlisc says. • Printed fort. Taylor, at the Architectural Library, No. 59, High Hulboiii, Where may, be had, 1. Ornameqfal Designs,' after the manner of the Antique.. By George Smith. Quarto, 11. 15s. 2. Pergoksi Ornaments, in the Etruscan, and Grotesque Styles, large folio, 51.55. Guards. !This Day was published, price 3s. hound, GRAMMAR of the LATIN TONGUE: For the Use of Schools. • By JONES, Author of the Greek Grammar. • Printed for J. Mawman, 39, , Ludgate-street. This GraMmar, it is presumed, while adapted fdt the use of the most humble learner, by its simplicity, precision, and brevity, is, at the same time, calculated to interest the philosophical teacher, by the'novelty aad solidity of its prin— ciples.' 6. While Mr Jones instrticts the Tyro in the rules- of the • Latin Tongue, , he explaihs tag princiitles on 'which they are furnied, and at every step relieves the usual dryness of gram matical instruction by the. philbsOphical manner in which he ti eats •the subject. Ills claim to Novelty is not unfounded, and the labour which he has-employed otder to atm idge the -toil, and smooth the path of the- Learner,, Ought not to b'e pasSed over without some aelinowledgment, eic.-&c. 7 -Mouthly Review for May, 181 !. Of J Mammal may lie had, lately published . by, the same Author, A Latin and English Vocabulary, .12ino. 3s. hound. • SikPEicat:-TiAtiT.piNNT: Tfig .PRINCE . . FeStieat given by thet Pll nsrt; E Ite.o.E&T i.n 1191i0111 : °Nile of ,and in celelle'arion o tin. reittrn of Peace, tool; plac'e last' night dr.,..Califfin s -Housi!. The preparlttiOns *le Opon the Fungi Otten,Ave. sca r e : front was ; ..faccicie, particularly, -*hone with h •bea itv and re splendencv ahnost utarit,alled. _Tijere were frau gpareneies introduced upon a large scale. Brtrt,* was wade to exprcß§ the Lively §epsations winch Peace- ant its attenthilit• blessings Ih2c-essa rib; piir:upon - us , aiiiiall'iniftikinif; and . it Is.gr4le fulto ree'ord the energetic a nd groridus'ititTlay,of art whit% lifts bull pr . pckiceif ifildel 'the pa tronage of the' l'Ans*iteqm.:l 4 ..t 'tnical and 'allegOriciil gubje.'cts - tt'erc The decoration§ intheinferivr of Carlton House were splendid beyo;lll_all:,prece."(Tent.. The 'lran -6f the SalOct,is and t : ;iii)- - p'er • (ad:ti4ably designed aild - exectited b Messrs. 111121'0N, DAwE, LAIITTE, 01;117,Ed; &C.) Were as follow : The first of these traaparcncies represents die OvettlyrOw - of Tyranny by tlie Allied Powers." Thesecbnd;'"ASserubly of . the Powers . for the General Peace." Thethird, Arrival of the Allied Princes in London."' The fiial:, `E•Arrival'of the Allied . Sovereigns in Park." The fifth, " Passage of the Allies from France to . England .."' " Agriculture The seventh, ". Vic tory. and General Peace." The eighth, " Com merce of England." The " Union of tire Seine and the Thames . iVith the Ocean." The tenth, " Military Glory." T:le eleventh, " The Arts,in England:" The twelfth,'" Emancipation of Holland." All these subjects are treated-Allego rically, and they constitute a striking, imprepsiVe; and picturesqueseiles of glorious and interesting events', mid most gratifying; exhibition of the state of this country. Our 14.allers may maturally conclude: that, th'e adjoining streets were •thronged with spectators, -a.nd that f . the windowS. of every hnuse•flisplaVed . .as many others as they could Every precaution, however, was taken -to - pi:event con fusion-----FlorSe and Foc)t. GuatdS- lined the streets. A full Military I..iand entered the •con•it....yard• ht nine o'clOck, occasionally performed during the night.. There was au. immense concourse of visitors, - many'afhom . conid hardly have foun admission before one o'clock...-. We haVe not heard of any accident that 'could least de gree iningle regret with the gratifying - fi'elin'gs that must have resulted from such a . national ce lebration. • • • FT P.. WORKS 4/. N UR S,' • An estimate laici before c6c - Hpilseof Counfigns, states the expenc, of the building Witl,sor Great Park at 24,983/. of which 9,3291. has been already expended. • . . 'Oldie works in St.,James:s, Park and the Greets Park, at 15,3921. 19s. qd. deducting the vOttof the materials, 'and about 10001. additional to com plete the bridge. 'Of the ornamental fire-works preparing at the Laboratory' at Woolwis:11, for exhibition, .3;1451. 13s. 6d. Of the vessels on the Serpentine 3001. . • The fire-works, supposing' roekciss to be fired,' 4,0201. being . at the rate of 2s. for each half-pounder rocket, and Is: 6d. of each.quarter pounder. The boats - arc 20 in number. • The bridge in the Park,. the expellee Of which is estimated at 5,590/. is to remain as a permanent. convenience for the public. • The expellee of the bridge is of course to be carried to some other account, and this sum, with about 1,500/. additional, it is estimated 17i11. cover decorations and other extra expences. ' scornsH SOCIETY . for PROPAGATING CHRIS- ; TtANITYin the HIGHLANDS and ISLANDS. A numerous and respectable assemblage of . the Friends of this Institution celebrated it's Anniver sary Pestival at AthionHouse,Aldertgaie, onWed nesday' 'last, his Royal HighnesS the Duke of KENT - , President, in the Chair. 'After bolt Yobis Dentine, &c.. by the professionakingers, assisted by his Royal Highness's band, and the usual loval and . patriotic toasts, the IlluStrions Chairman in troduced the 'bUsiness ethe Meeting by a most animated euloginm on the great national advan tages of these Highland Seminaries, wliere up wards of 16,00QChildren daily received the of inttrtiecion, and whose -widely extendeit influence is so pre-eminently !narked by, the supe rior Moral character of the Scottish peasantry.— Several lists of additional subscriptions were 'an nounced the secre,tary. THE LATE GENERAL HAY.—The Officers of the Royal Scots have placed a•neat marble nionuineot in the church-yard of St. Etienne, over the_gra ve of the late Major-General HAY, with the follow ing' inscription : • • This Tomb is placed here By the Officeil of the 3d Battalion' Ist Royal Scots Regiment of Foot, As a Testimony of Respect to the Memory of The late MAJOR-GENERAL ANDREW fIAY, coMmanding the Ist Brigade, sth Division of .the British ,Nriny 'in France: • • Will) GALLANTLY FELL, - • On the Morning of the 14th of April, 1814, IN DEFENCE OF 'HIE 011.0.i . ND_IN*IIICII HIS 130 DY IS DEPOSITED: Aged b 2 Years. WEST-MINSTER NATIONAL FREE SCHOOL-11V ground marked out for this School House, whiGh is designed for the instruction of 1,000 children, (60Q, boys and 400 girls) is close to the Sessions House, in front of NVestminster Abbey. Yesterc day being the day appOinted for the ceremony of, laying the first stone, the same was laid by the Duke of YORK with the usi24l ceremony. RENOVATED HEALTH. A. T has been too frequently the subject of just and general reprobation, that men destitute of the elements ut the medical - -art have offered theinselves-as•candidates for • public patronage in the profession of physic.` For the purpor , c of doing justice to the result of our studies arid experience,:ana to prevent us from being classed among those ernpirics whosa imprudent pretensions have, unfirrtunately for society, been too favourably received, we beg leave to submit to the liberal and enlightened a faitlifiii statement of our pursuits and ac. quirements. After having received a regular - medical educi, thin as the pupils of Messrs. Grindell and 13lizard, whose lectures and practice we carefully attended, as professors and surgeons of the London Hospital; we entered oursefves as students in that justly belebrtect school for medical acquire ment,-thelkOyal College of-Edinburgh, - and were instructed in the different branches of anatomy, surgery, the theory and praCtice of physic, chemistry, midwifery, botany, fee. &c. by those eminent profes.iols, ,Drs. :t4onro, Gregory, Black, Hamilton. Duncan and kutherti;rd. We trust we shall not be deemed presumptuous in saying. that our proficiency and acquirements are not inconsiderable. Having for a long series of years made Venereal Complaints, and the various diseases of Debility, the particular objed ot our studies and pradicei it will,-we hope,-be allowed that we have acquired superior know ledge of their treatment and cure. In slight and recent cases of ii,fedion a perfeet 're.establisbnierit is coinPleted in the short period of two days ; and iii-those of the utmost in.: ye t e r a cy, where other practitioners have f - ailed of success, a proper perseverance in our plan of' treatment ensures to the patient a safe and radical cure. • Amidst the melancholy . variety of disorders'whiclf are the effects o f a habit long and most unhappily pirrstled by the youth of both ,sexes, there are fume more alarming or more distressing than those 'deficiencies and debilities which fre quently prevent or embitter the matrimonial state. To such belsOns it must he a consolation to know thitt they may now, y a new and infallible mode of treatment, be restored to that greatest of-all human blessings, a strong, manly, and vigor.. p u seonstitution. !n all caves ot'debility, from whatever cause arising, as well as in every species of venereal in feelion, we may be consulted by patients of either sex with thegreat est secrety and honour. linutso consultation at home from ten to three, and from 6 in the evening till to at night. Patients in. the country are requested to state the particu lars of their case, age, and general habit allying, &c. &c. in closing a remittance rot-advice anti medicines, when the sanre will be given, or sent to any part of the kingdom. To ensure t h at seciecy so essential to our undertaking, the postage of etters . may he added to the account for medicines. CiJItRIE and Coy Surgeons, No. lot atton-garden, Messrs: Currie and Co. have certificates froin above respectable Professors of London and Edinburgh, for skill, and humanity, with which they per, f timed the duties assigned, them during the tune they at. L lr ded tli. it Ledures-and Prattice. (*IZ. .kv„ -').__ NATIONAL JUBILEE. . P INIP i 16ttery-Office, Somerset-place, - July 19,1814. • '", e i- 71 3Lic . . t .. ch„,,_ . at e t er?orumetnle.d not to inn 'l,eti l ice "Y ficliett but at this Office, or at the Lottery litx'lll'‘.l)(,,:srd llC,overnment, with the name of the Person 1 44 Pt b e i ~,Yul.eitased indorsed' thereon, to preveut any at „4, 4 ttend:: 1!146e to 41 1 pose - 1 forged Tickets, which would j: l"n bli - eT ri w et ltl l gr9qt - i i n ° : e onr ° •nien ts ce and disappointment to t: rsil n,i wh o . (lion being ce . rt tin, inasmuch as the i ,in'.ical l ree, lr e ti sl gn thefickets at tl;is.Oilice will be stationed e nt at the Entrances of the Park. P. l l llp , , ~ • • It) -I.l ' l 13 / 3 1t1 'S f CON(' I' A 'l' II L VTI ON to N . (1-\‘' '- ° ' 1 t • - iNG. ..t,.' Ili,shal his Grave' 'the DUKE of WEL . . it x . 1) \, i t , l4 til at _ ! it INIe tin 17' of Merchants, Bankers, ;11(.1 Lia ti ., l a e t ,, -l e B rli inst. e wil l i . rerniiin .for. S',GNA'I7 - 11ES a 9f lixi•-'0'!!, it, , City of London Tavern ; I;etween the • , ve arid T Wa ' O'CIOCk• , WAX. HOLDEN. . Pgit ti Barrisa FIRE OFFICE, taia,t:rehalerid!nsttga.nce ' of . Buildings, i,rol,eity l; ( .•ot& 4 e, Ships Vessels, and all other ti ler ora rit or b ani . , 1, ..., r iiii cs L ir ~, age by FIR several 'rtn Y li e ei , .iyort Period, of for Years .tnge 1'41i.• .. ' ect ed at this 0/li-e upon the most equitable hp, .tlpi ; ' 6 , ,t 4 1( will ri ot . S ' lit lt 'on s i oe chaLled for Sums of 3001. or upwards, Pecine'lklpl, s,nrcreaAing their present Insurances. . . 14 3 c • t ntli ' I('- ' 1 ( 0I a FIRII will be insured without 1)4 y, :114 % fo , r ,t the reduced Pre:ilium of 25. , per Cent.. .0 4 r, 111 1/ b e 11:1.1e Rene vyal . of Policies expiri rig at Miel .. s.uinm a e n r: ,),,,,,, tor t :: at the principal' Oilices in the St. ann. . n receive4T, and (4 their Agents in , the Country, v °pinat a for new In‘surances. ROBERT SKELTON, Secretary. TII t t • ______ It,ii„pl-I.l,p4ELlttilln'S' S EX -SIDE SI - IA DE CALASH I..i i klll;,,"'t ili%` -- ' "RAS, ugetill as a (hirclen or Travelling , V!rt er '''•str„ . t e ne s h, is ROL:Ig at CAVENDISH 1-1( . )11S1..; 5 4 . 4 ! 1444 !''' ii rt u`ie s ' Y Ca s., veut t lsit- squ ve, * Mid every Article of Silk .*--4 ' l -., ,iriiii—e. sY.c. are a selling on the same terms as " e rY, Dre"es - , &&e. • ...._. 1 11 1 1 1N11 ; ;.„, . Aigit.TGAGE: ,14:tak,,,,,,110,17i."-', front 2 0,000/. to 50 - ,00.01. on the t41 11: a to TPle Preehola Security, and particularly ad vli iwed N rustees b ant ls I. .0 -. l.:Sums to lay out or in . ad (sl r ttie r ' reur,t e b It ia ' • ',„ • st 4, hrti eul- -. `,..,,,,.._ aw Ntati(;ll's may he otitained by application to Mr. 'ler, Thr eatlncedle-st met, London. N'FI l'()---- 1 ------+ - ,',, A' ll -‘ 1. , 13;.A PLANTERS. • aild ~,,, • ii,,,, ii i pi iAi Port' , tl t . ,',' ,, e ~',AN'l2..vr , ,PAN I. 111PROVEMENTS lia i ;:"Y di - •''''eti, i '‘.(',„`'` cO.S..CERNS which will effect an tli;;;,lot ''''' ' l ' 4 ' •''''' i'SPence, 1. • r - os ‘ e ' rre the Negroes, and tk iv Nt i i tl yit s i h e '' i tr h'lliour, may he seen, by Letters of 4- Iril I t !" s e ' F•ngii.,‘, ANWPACTOIIY of .1. COLLINGE, Ma" If,„ "•EL ~,q, h., ..,"',, 'llridge-r,t(l, Lari'wth.' Where also Vtll ' Nia '4ItI!ja',,,ATEXT- Axi , T 1 i• -- 1 ,., :nd BOXES for iz, c e, It: '" , EN ••' '• '' t ; ',-_:''' 1.. 1 .• 1 Hii.Liness 4 4 , .1 4e . .0 111 ~ Pdiroitisei, by ut3 iliw,). -- IN r 4,, Nee,ltoyiil Highnesses the Dukes ot ti'iiqi4t t'"'tz'd ‘)1 "t' 4"d ''''"''el l '' dud, and upwards, of ‹,:.,........,......._ Ln itire i il;',l_lupal NUb d t l ; l ' int ' l Geiltr . y of t ti c rt: '''' L tntiages are upon 'that (nis iu ~ 41% r ~,~.1 ~~ J~~~