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i IPIT/I 7 Thrps. - • in% "'ON'. 104"'Vntiotti;.,1 /~'~ . ' , orno ... • 111 TH - .EA'lliE ROYAL; DRURY-LANE. HIS - PIZ ESENT . E'T ING f;Fe' 1). 24: will be l'erfurint.a the Tragedy of ttik . KINd RICIIA) 2 .11 TfI7P.D. e of Gloucester, Mr, Kean *t tat Niiis Boyce: Atte.r , whieh the OpeMiktleciiisauce of • • Tun BLUE - I'm which . will be 4.10 ed, ttflnat LEANDFA'AND4LF,(IO,CdRA. The merobant of Venice; with Leander and and Love in :l Caine. .- • S t 'lll•N.Titiz, ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. rr . ' l IS PRESIT EVENINC.4 Feb. 24 will be Per fertited the Coritidy of . . THE COUNTRY' Glhli. - 14. tt t9, - 4 . l Y 'l ‘ l l'. Fawcett; TV.:Country Oirl, Mrs. Jordan. inch Will be added. ifirsttinic) anew Dramatic Romance, in Trio Nets, called THE WANDERING BOYS. .' On Saturday, Lore lit a Village. . , . AtC / c -N'EV—: A G ESI'Iii;E:VIAI.O of the Pro - 1 , 11 '4 r, having CliecitS and Connection , of oilnlence - respeetability, i:;-iriduced to offer the AD f MONEY in .inns from rn T 1 1-it 7 N:DitfiD to :f I'()UNDS, and npAva ids, oa the t-ecurity Tire . Intert'St3' In. Landed Pro— )11(4 and Money itt .the Mutat,. or orsyrrilehold,.CoPY- Itii,f 4 , 4 Lease hot cl Estates, on Te cu i u int Itely -hhe cal, and advantageous to I":;orrowers than are getwra I eited lorblicly, applyin,E.rto . ..W. kit his Ofiiev, L N ,t o. 4 4' a R -1- placeiVere-4treet, Ci)venchsh-stpare; or by• LOCK AND SURGICAL , DIVENSARY. • • PAT no , • nis Royal Highne4, I.e Duke of York. r., ‘ „ 1." 1 • - • Govtallous, I!„~eitrun • Col. W. Jones, P. C:01 • &Barry, M.P. Col. 11. Clemeuts, M. P. 'atoache, Earl Of Egrernopt. ir, '••ternan 'Member of the lto,al,Collegi!, London. : 1 41 - INSTITUTION, for the exclusive Cure °'VENEI , DI EASES, and theft dreadful eon3e it 'lces '— N tt 4 ,2 as St r ictures, Ulceration 4, &c. has td e epre.•ol'mo.les.l Oark : •fivo thousand Patients ~‘rt t o!"_ikil :Ceti:a ten tR; twenty years, since esta . t,`, 41 ‘1 . -ra t ja. I ZltN4',. a rl ,, symptoms of Gonorrbr2a and Chancre are cured 14,!klkt,byMr.,Kiernan's superior and efficacious mode and that weakness and derangcmcut of the ge- Nlaltleise which impair the eirnstitatiou, and shorten more successfully treated than on any other • may be consulted as usual, by. either sex; at house, No. 0- 1 L owe r Cliarlotte-street; Bedford- arejSNd , • * here Letters from "town and Country a • Fe to be ad qt't;.'4l-1 the necessary advice and medicine will be given tit ally part of the kingdpin. ' ! ) Q4, bl 4 blisheet, price' 3s. Practical Observa tions on the ( ;.;eases., by F. Kie,roan; and sold by Sherwood - and at rooster-rase, at Gs GENUINWNIEDICINES• ~IE'I`.T.DICIN'r.S may he pro geliuine of E. EDIV AItDS, 66, St.:Paul s Lhurco qjii, s • i , s,,M•sain of Honey .3 (3 Q f II a I l t:e., , s 4 : l l ;:s . l3 , iti, ! : l ; s ' Pills.; 2 .9 ~,,,tstuts Drops 2 9 ‘414 4. " B Ce rite •t it C 0t,.? . 11 Drops .2 6 rooth Powder 9. '..6- I V id~ aru : ` .' ll' OrientalCord• 4 ,"etc,. • 14 elch's Pills ^ 9 p 4 ;',r - s a' 3 V ",.“•table-Pills, 4 6 ll u c,)th Powder g 9 . 13 . 1 'Cctoral 1 .1 s Antio.eitussis• • 9 Ato---.ooltsfmrt I,oz 1 1 - It' VVN. 3 ) :i,rti3.T.,oii o n '4 6 sN pecificitemetly 2 9 1 4% 4)o :ye (those wtit th Alio E• 66,. St. Y had ever/ other pi, •••._ L iberal allowance . to Junipt:r Pep perm. 1 Roche 's EriThrocation 4 0 itobberds's•Coagh Pr. 2 9 JuniperEAs.Peraryroyal 1 11* .Specillapies Trilslyury's Props G 0 - Greeilote. , ;h's Lozenges 1. li* Scott't; Fills .. I lif. Salt cf I,..cinons °int. 2 0 * Gods)oles Bals•ani.... 18 0 Henry's Magnesia.. 2 9 Norris's Drops .. 2 9 U.;sence of Spruce 3 6 Datable Ink ... ... I.6 P,cit.ish ( ail , • 1 I'* Cheltenham Salts .... 2 - 9 ;tar excepted) will 1 - I..ve the aa- Paul a s, on the stamp ; where dent and, Pablic Medicine. lerchauts and Traders. , i, ESTONIAN MEDICINE - S.—CASE 87. ° Mr TI. GueSt; No. 9, Great Sarrey-strtet, 131aeldriars. '''',, r S, • • I I P 4 - 4 Extraordiaary Cure I have iateiy i '''i 4 ° ,11 ; ate of your Gu-s.a , lian Medicines, hinds me I., e c ' l ttide to i l l ' i s i e liclt:Lown to - th ' e • Public.., the wonderful ef- I t h ,tl: '. e ).;,, i - in0,t '., ,,-• , •,... t-,. tneanl ill disorders of:pain. In olt e „ . 'Pniting u i:' ',1!;;c1; ' , 1 81'2, in consetp!cnec of taii;ng cold lytts ~•- h u i , d er• a' otint's'e' of Mere.ury for a Liver coniplaint), I 1 1.i ghtT• 46 d with a most excritciti•?; pain in the b‘.t.. ...“.. ,t. et ,'',.. of it , which in the cu se of six 11:.y:, IT! , tiered roe incapa 'craiming lily usual cinplq. 'ln t!.i,. :,tuation I applied , 41 4)1ic, ' ,3 11b ° 111:- ntt . Surgeon, uctin. reet!..,;tended an cxtemal '•‘cti cs " o ll, winch 1 pevseveted in using for about five ` l 'gr g: m e : findiny pain still continue with the same 1"4 - att , 1 rioliftice; and My' strength Mach doerea:s -eti i'te re 4 picst.of my friends; 4; applie e d, aud was adtmt ti4 w‘ ;', B t. Thomas's liiispital, ,where I continued' for about ‘l r 'itt :"5..,. stritiv adhering to every direction laid down, i N i i ()4t , fi nding the; least relief; in fact, I was now become tih,l.tue contihnal a , gonising pain) so*reduced in strength as '' l l), , ,, lu capalil e of wal i aiti ,, . Withont the assistance of a stick; , 41 . k ., 1 4 s 1 f . ° : tut ,',ltelybearin t-3 g of the wonderful enre y_ourNle '4), I 'an ci,k.cted on my neighbour, Mr. Lowling, on Case Wi th rtsolved on making application to the same means, but .1t s er hopes •th . an expectations of 'deriving guy l" td. , tli.. - " t d . i ''''S'li, to my great joy and surprie, in . 'less than I :tt.i„` l l'l flour from the - Vine I commenced - the 6rst• appb, 1(1 b t . 'f . the Medicines ' found myself so inneh relieved, as l't°ryj it eßabled to iv - all: Lome 'without a stick, and with 11 44 11 0 1 v Ptiin, by cothimitig the LittiOn and Pills for one ; f it ,.as . reyfcalv freed fr . out every syrupt . ozn. of the is : k0i,,,1t. tins ii nt.o all for which lam obliged—the Liver I. ' ye, i ' it which - 1 bud been starring under for more than - - •ir( u r', and had resisttd the strongest preparations of 'lliti t . ; .?,. , hnd othe_r nievis pre - qibett b3.several of the mast V.t.:, ' • Medic- I p... ':- - '''' • I +(IV cured by 1c 1 g a y .. ~ t -to loners, was 'comp e. .., „. le n;4; „ . e or stx boxes of N our AntinforcUrial Bitions 1-ills. — 'L., in perfect health, m N A ,4 ' Yourmuch obli!.scd t. , ryant, . -.4 4 11 Z , WiLmAiti A B .Gardvas Ilolland-strevt, ulaclifriar'47road loaLEY . . , trtl --'• rit 6. "" Al l ~, r, t t t. . ... , 2, - -;..... i .I' 4 j e ! . • . ~,, 1 ' et ,_ - ) 4 tt1....i . ~,, .2 . ! , ' ,' , . . THUIiSDAI7, B UA RI - 24, 18'14 DISTRESS IN ti BUM ANY. AIL BOUT Eight Years ago, the CALAMITIES accdsioned by the War in different PROVINCES of Iik;EIMANY care rise too, SUItSC;itIPTION, and the Forma tion of a COMMITTEE in Loudon, to reliel'e the Distresses on the Continent. By the generosity of the British Public, the sum of nearly -50,0001. was rernittc6;which rescued Multitudes from the ex tremity of want; hat at nu period sine: the existence of thisCouri". r ittee; has the mass of every kind of misery Been' so• great, in the country to which their attention was - first di rected; where the many sanguinary battles fought in -Silesin, Lusatia, Bolmmia; Saxony, Brandenburg, and other parts, have entailed upon the peaceable inhabitants, sufferings, • al most unexampled: in the annals of history. The Committee are anxinus to impress upon the minds of their countrymen, that in anticipatiuu of British support, they Faye remitted to ,different parts of Germany to the amount of near 10,0001 Amount already advertised Z. 30,749 16 3 - Subscriptions since received : ThcChnneellor,Mas- , Sir William Molsley, -tors, and Scholars, - Bart. - - 5 0 0 ,of the trniversity Rev. Richard John of Oxford - 300 0 0 son - 5 0 0 Job N.lattlieW Rai li•es, Bruce and Co. - 100 0 0 Esq. -- 50 0 0 Snow and Co.. 100 0 0 - 3 3 0 johu Ilcwoire,Oweu- • - Messrs. Grecnivood, row, Islington, 2 0 0 Cox, and Co. 103 0 0 S.RObinsoit, Esq. 10 10 0 • Messrs. Barnard; Ditto, for art-4nd 1 1 0 Dimsdale, and James Watt, Esq. 20 0 0 Dimsdale - 100 0 0 Mr. Howe - - 2 2 0 Thomas Watson, Esq. 5 0 0 Messrs. Roqers and A Friend, by Thus. Co. far W. Bower 2 0' 0 .Pellatt, Esq. - -1 0 0 Do. for C. B. Wey- Rev. Watts Wilhin- mouth - - son, Huston - 3 3 A Rev. John Clayton Rey. Isaac Aspland, and Congregation; Cambridge - -2. 0 0 Canioniile.strect 100 17 0 Rev. G. A. - 2 2 0 James Hull - 10 10 0 WM. Laddiges, Esq. 5 0 0 Henry Teape - 5 0 , 0 P. Crespigny, Esq. 5 0.0 J. H. Green - 25 0 0 Mr. John Smith, 5 0 0 J. Green, sen. and Devas, Smith Co. - 25 - 0 0 2 '2 0 and Gray - 50 0 0 Thomas Ryder - 30 0 0 Mr. C. Neale • - . 5 5 0 Greeuwfaal and Sun rtJ 0 0 Henry Fletcher and Rei.. Mr. 11Iarsh 5 0 0 Snit - 31 10 0 M. 11. - - 1 0 0 R. E. . - - 1 0 0 Baring, Brother, and Can.ain Vaasittart, - 100 0 0 - - 10 0 0 James Wlbort, Esq. 20 0 0 WilliarnTripp, Esq. Wilson,Agas3ir, and Bristol - 50 0 0 Co. - 100 0 0 Olin Woidall, Esq. 2 2 0 Thomas Thompson, Mrs. Fbmman - 5 5 0 , Esq. - - 10 10 0 flavid Lester - 2 2 0 James Popei Esq. 1 0 0 4.lexand . er M'Kenzie,lo 0 Subscriptions received at the Bars of the City of. London Tavin-n ;- Lloyd's Ctiree-house; Stock Exchange; and at all the. Bankers in town and country. H. MARTIN, I Secretari es. LUKE" HOWARD, J Erratum.--For "Royal Excliange ' Association, 3151." read " Royal Exchange assurance, 3151." I'ICTUALLING-OFFICE, Feb. 19, 1314. THE CO 3IMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING AWESTY'S NAVY do hereby give Notice, That oit :Friday, next the 25th • Instant, they will be ready to rei4ive'renders in writing, (sealed up) and treat for: Two Hunds4ti 'Tons of good soura: Merchantable RICE, to be answerable to SanipleS (of not less than one pound weisrht erzel) to be proclueed with the Tenders, to be delivered in the space of a fortnight into His Majesty's Anny Victualling Stores, in St. .Caihcrine'si and to be Payable with Interest Ninety dayr ofter date. The Conditions cfthe Contract may,be seen at the Secre tary's Offier, No regard be had to any Tender in: which the Price shall not be inserted in words at length, or .that shall not ,be delivered to the Board be,/ore One O' Cloth on the Jai d day nev, the 25th Instant, nor unless the Person who nwhet the Tender, or same Person on his behalf, attends, to answer when called .fiw. • . - NEW VOCAL MUSIC. THE favourite OVERTURE and MUSIC composed by Mr. ,Bishop (only) in the Opera of The PARMER's WIFE, now performing at tk Theatre Royal, Covent -garden, price los. Gd. Mr. Brahao►'s Music (only) in the favourite Opera of NARENSKY, as performed at the Theatre - Royal, - Drury-lane, price 12s.—Also muy be had the following Pieces separately, sang by Mr. Brabam, and, Mrs. Diciious, "Forget me not," . price Is. - 01. " 0 thou art all to ule, Lore," prier es. ; the favourite 'Farewell song-, price 25.; " Don't believe them," price Is. Gd.; " The Bird for Freedom pines," price ls. Gd. Published by Goulding, D'Almaine, Potter„ and Co. 20, Soho-square, and 7, Westmoreland-street, Dublin. SEATS OF WAlL—February 1614. This Pay was published, On Four large Sheets, in a Case ur on Rollers, pr. 11.-ns. Cd. ilk •• NEW MM' of the present SEATS cif W AR, comprehending France, Spain, Germany, Holland, and ,Published by Joliii StocktiFile, Piccadilly. Of.whom may had, a fine Copy of,f'assini'g Map of France, in Two large . Volumes, containirig I S 2 Shects,iprice One Hun dredand Fifty Guineas. - A CHALLENGE. ESSRS..CURRI I awl Co. Surgeons, late in- J:E. his Majesty's service,' challenge the whole world to prove a single instance where Their 'Alenicate-and method of cure have failed of the Arsired effect. The practice of many years -in this particular branch of their profession, has not giveaTise to one unsuccessful Thee continue to direct their studies to the treatment and cure of Venereal Complaints, and that derangement of the system, which is the consequence of the pernicious and waste ful-effects of a habit long and most unhappily pursued by the youth of both sexbs. In the one it will he .found to be the unfailing source of barrenness; the ether have its ravages fatally developed to them by, a distressing state of debilitY, which-if a-ot timely remedied, terminates in impotency, these are its remote and ultimate effects, while consumption, loss of muscular power, and various nervous comp`. ants, usually Characterise the earlier stages of this solitary vice.—Of per sons languishing under, thedisxualers incident to . such a habit, their treatment is simple, and has never proved unsuccessful in the course of a lung, laboriOus; and much extended practice. In the,. inost obstinate and complicated cases of 'Venereal Infection, such as obstructions in the urethra, spongy es crese_.nces, hard tumors, callous ulcers, eruptions, - seminal weakness, gleets, as also Strictures ' whether recent, or of Jong duration, and which have battled the Skill of other Prac titioners,' arc by their present improved plan of treatment, effectually and permanently cured, without the patient suffer ing the excruciating pain and Alarming hemorrhage which frequently follows the application of the lunar caustic. In the course of twenty years extensive pract ice in this Metro polis, numerous cases of Strictures have been and are daily .under their care, the total eradication of ayhich is effected by a safe, certain, - and expeditious mode of practice, superior to atfyother yet adopted. The weakness, relaxation, and debi lity proceeding front this complaint are speedily removed, and the patient. restored to sound aml vigorous health. But where the debility has for years existed; a limper perseverance nt their restorative remedies, after the Stricture has been de stroyed, is indispensably requisite to revive the slurabcring sparks of life and to reanimate they constitution. Several Noblemen and Gentlemen oft he first ispectability, shave been under the care of Messrs. Currie and Co. foi the re moval of - complaints of the Urethra, Strictures, &c. and hav ing received a radical and permanent cure, request that re ferences. may be given to them, as satisfactory midences'of the decisive superiority of Messrs. Currie and Co.'s plan of treatment. Many of these Gentlemen haves had strictures from 10. to 20 years,_ and had been under the care of Messrs. Home, Heaviside, and other Surgeons of equal mui 11 nee, who attempted the cure by the application of the Lunar Caustic, without suecess. Messrs. Currie and Co. maybe consulted by either sex with the greatest delicacy, secrecy, and honour, at their house, No; 107, Hatton-garden. Patients in the country are requested to state the particu lars of their case, age, and general habit of living, &c. &c. .inclosing a remittance for advice and medicines, when the name will be given or scat to any part of the kingdom. To ensure that secrecy so essential to their undertaking, the postage of lettofs may be added to the account for Mc-' dicines. 9th June,, 1803,-107, ILatton-garden. ' I'4:MAL ING-0 PFICE, Feb. ;i2, 1514. Tim comiIiNSIONERS for VICT MIL LING His mAJEsTrs Aradyy do hereby, give Notice, That on Friday, the 4th of March next, they will be ready go receive Tenders 27d writing,, (waled up) and treat fur One Hundred Tons of BUTTER,. One Hundred and Fifty Tons , °I . CHEESE, and Two Hundred Tons of OATMEAL, to be delivered, one half thereof in a Month, and the other half in a Month afterwards, into His Moji:sty's Victualling Stores al the ,Ports, and in the proportions undermentioned, Viz. Butter. Cheese. Oatmeal. Tons. Tons. Tons: Deptford 5O SO 100 P,;ttsmouth " 45 7O Plymouth 25 5.... . _ 100 Tons. ,150 Tons. 20c,) Tons. and also for the *apply of whatever BAVINS ant!!) Ge deotand ed for the service of HislMajesty's Bakehoase at Deptford, during the space of Twelve Months certain, asd further until Three .ilfOarths warning shall be given far the' terntimatioa of the Contract. whole to be paid fot by Bills, payrible' with Interest, Ninety Days after dat. Tl4c Conditions of the Contracts may be seen at the &ere tary's Office. No regard will be had to ilny Tender in which the Price shall not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not 1e delivered to the Board Wore One oCli,eli on the said Fr Way, the 4th Mare& next, nor unless the Person who UM "UV . the Tender,' or soine - Person un his Behalf, attends, to answer when Fatted for. ,Each Tcnder must also be accompanied Lti a Letter signed by two responsible Persons engaging to become bound with the Party tendering, in t.;,' penal -sum of 5001. for ,the due performance of the Contraetfor 134-vins.: OFFICE 0.1 , ' CE,.:Feb. 9; 1 81,F. THE PR, INCI,PAL OFFICERS of His MA , jES7'Y'S, 011DN--ICE do herby give Notice, That Proposals will be receited at their Office, in Pall-Mall, on or before Wednesday, the Vd day of Menvh next, from. such Persons - as may be willing to undcrta. , ;T the Supply of certain Articles. of IRONMONGERY, consisting of TOOLS of various. Descriptions, fur Service of this Depart ment for a Period of Three Yemrs., determinable at the E xpiration of One Year, upon Notice of Three Months, at the Option of either Party. Patterns of the 4rtieles may be viewed - upon Application at the Principal Storekeeper's Office in the Tower, and far- Vier Particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Contract, 1114 be known at : the Secretary's Office, in aforesaid, any Day between the Hours of Ten and Four o' Clock, where the Proposals must. be delivered, scaled up and indorsed, "Proposals fpr Irownungery Tools," but no Proposal can -be admitted after the' said , 2d day -cf March, at Twelve o'clock at .Noon V . the same Day; neither will any Tender be noticed, unless the Party making it, or b an Agent in his Behalf-shall attend. By Order V the Board, • • B. H. GREIF, Secretary. EAST-INDIA ITOUSE, Feb. 11, 18 14. F'IEIE-COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNIT ED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND TRADING to the EAST INDIES having received the fol lowing LETTER from HUMPHREY Howoirra, Esq. Chairman of the Select Committee appointed4y the Genetal Court on the 6th Oct. last, viz.:-- "To the Chairman and Deputy Chairman of the Hon. the Conrt.of Directors of,the East India Company, &c. &c. &c. "`GENTLEMEN,—In compliance with a . Resolutinn of the Select Committee,appointed by the General Court on:the Gth October, 1813;passed r. the 25th ult. directing me to submit the whole of their proceedings to a Court of Proprietors, I have the honour to retitiest that you'will be pleased to cause a General Court to be suipmoned for that purpose... " I have the honour to be, " Gentlemen, " Your most obedient, humble servant, " H. 1-10 WORTH, " Chairman of the Select Committee.'• • Berkeley-street, Feb. 11, 1814. The Court of Pirectsrs do hereby give Notice, That' a GENERAL COURT of the said Company will be accord ingly held at their House, in Leadinhall-street, or; FRIDAY the f2sth Instant, at Eleven o'Clock in' the Forenoon, for the purposes stated in the said Letter. JAMES COBB, Secretary'. This Day was published, pricel ..6d. in beards, Embellished with - a tine Portrait, by Cardiui, the Second Edition, of QOM DETAILS concerning Gen. MOREAU ,. and his last Moments. Followed by a sbort Biographi cal Memoir.` By PAUL SVININE. Charged to accompany - the :lienbral_flu_the Continent. This Work contains many Facts bitten() unknown-to the Public, which are the more interesting, from being narrated by an Eye I , l'itness, who was honoured with the Confidence- of General Miireau - , and wbo never quitted him from the mo, ruent of his embarking from America to his Death. The same Work way he bad in French, price ss. 6d. boards, Printed for Longman, Hurst, Bees Orme, and Brown, Patel - natter-row and the l3ritisb New,Bow.l- 4trect. i111!1 f 0 ," Ay: ?r,4119 T. 4: 3 • IL. „ V 4S 4;tit • 41/11110 .i_dV-lAwy rpnidt This Day was published, :lecond Edition, WRENCH I'IIItASEOLOGY; xciltiting out the difference of Idiom betwetqi tite French :a:.l En;-.;% Tislt Languages, - on a variety of inefill Subjects. Price bun:it's / 43.—Ditto, ss. 6d. Printed for the Author; sold br tit*, Ave Mari.'"; lane. This Day was published, ih ere. price Gs. • • AN ESSAY ON MEDIC IL - .ECONOMY, • conapiis.ing a Sketch of the'State of the' Profes , ion England, and the Outlines of a Plan careuleted to give to tins Medical Body in general an increase of usefulness and respect. , ability. _ . Pri;ited for Thomas Underwood, No. 3/, Fleet-street; and 40, West Sniithtield. MISS EDGEWORTH'S PATRONAGE. •This Day was ptiblished, In Fpur Volumes, limo. price ,One Pound Eight .Shillings in boards, the Second Edition, of pATII. °NAG MARIA ED GE w 0 1' • Author of Tales of Fashionable Life, Belinda,Castie Itackrent, • Leonora, &c. &c. Printe4 for J,..7olipson and Co. SI. Paul's Church-yard, wh:•re nay be bad, -all the, othrr Works di Mr. and Ails* E d rth - , DR. AIKIN • S GENERAL BIOGRAPHY. . ''.. 'ibis Day Was published, : - • Price O. 2s. in hoards, the Ninth Volume of CIENEBALIVIOGRAPHY ; or, Lives, Critl ‘O4 - cal•and Historical, of the most eminent L'ersons of all Ages, Countries, Conditions, and Professsiuns, arranged ae cording to Alphabetical Crier. : Composed by Dr, ALKIN and other ahIL, Writets. Printed for Acaln.Stoelidale,'Piceadillyt Lorigman and Cu..; J. and A. Arch ;, E. Jeffery.; - and W. Lowe. N. B. The Teal+, Volume, which toanpletes the- Work,:iviii he publiOed inpetohcr.; ;Ana odd Volumes .to,couiplete Seto may be had as aboi•e, if applied for iiinnediately. • ' ' MR.-ITOODFALL'S JUNIUS. This Etny was published, Handsomely printed in•three vols. Svo. price 21. *s. 7n -boards; • a .New and CornplOC -Edition, being the second of T ' - 142, LETTERSS a JUNIUS ; including Let ters by the saute Writer owlet: various olier,Sigite, tures, now 6.5 t collected. To which are addtd, hiS confiden stial Correspondence with•Mr, Wilkes, end his private 'Letters, addressed to Mr. H.S. :Wosi . dAll, with a pretinntrary I!.KF 4y . tind Nottis,the new Mager rorming at least two-thirds of the Work. Illafkated with I , :iic-simile.s of the Hand-writings of Junius, Mr..Borke, Mr. Wilkes . ,,lVlr. Horne, Mr. Dunning; Mt. V.G. Hamilton, &C. frain the Originals, now in the paces sion of his Sou, Mr. G.. A few copies may be had on ltoyal Paper, price 31. 33. in boards. Printed for F. C. and J. Rivington, T. Payne, G_ St ilkie, Longthan, Hurst,'Rees, Orme, and Browne, Gadell ate,l vies, J. Murray, .1. MLrwmati, and L. Baldwin. To Dr. SOLOMON, Qiiead-House, near L*erpciql. Dear Sir, - • AN Afflicted Lady who laboured under the - deepest Nervous Affect on possible (horderins on I:Ia.!• neSs) and on,the eve of being sent by• her friends to a hod , a of confinement, where she had n been before, procured a bottls of your CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD, and, think the Al 'mighty, the same has really had a wonderful effect, she be ing uoyi us well al ever she was in her life. I think i:. is more than right that you should be made acquainted With t Circua§tance, and i should be happy to satisiy any I remain, dear Sir, yernes fro!, • . S. ALENANDII.II, Navy _Agent. Portsmouth, I,ltb Feb. ISI4. - • Sold by W. Sutton and Co. flow Church-lard; Mathews tout Leigh, 16, Strand ; Bacon am! Co. 15u, Oxford-street, London ; Ar. Smith, perfumer, North Bridge, _Edinburgh ; ,i. Pmxter and Angus Ai'Donald, Cilasgow, and all Medicin4 venders, &c. price I Is. each, or tour in one family bottia fur :33 - ,;. by-tvhioh one I Is. bottle is saved, with 411 e. words " Saml. Solomon, Liverpool," engraved on the stamp. THE ARTS. KING JOSEPIL—When this miserable mockery of a-monarch found it necessary to make,a preci pitate retreat frpin the scene of his usurpation, and even left his carriage in order to avail •hirn self of mo're hasty means of flight, the Imperial o f that carriage was .opened. It was -filled with some of the finest pictures that belonged to the Royal Family of Spain, which had been cut from the frames in a hurry, and some of which were, of course, Injured, but tfot 'materially. Among these pictures, there we;e some remarkably fine WO: its of TITIAN, COaaEGIO, Utld YELASQUEZ. They were presented to the Marquess of Wsc- LINGTON, ,48 a tribute of 'nationid gratitude, by the CUrtes, 'and li#e been sent to the Marchioness, who has submitted them to the inspection of snare: of our first Artists and Counoissenrs, by who.n they are held :hi the 'highest admiration. • • NEW HYGROMETER. M. BAPTIST LENth, of St. Gall, has inventedn new Hygrometer, of which' the following descrir tion is given :—ln, a 'White flint bottle is sus. Vended a piece of metal about the size of a hazel nut, which not only looks egtretnely beauti ful, and - thus corctrihntes to the ornament 'of a room, but ,likewise predicts - every possible change of weather twelve or fourteen hours,bc foe& it occurs. As soon as this Metal is 'sos perided in the bottle" with water, it begins to increase in bulk, and in ten or twelve days forms An admirable pyramid, which resembles polislred brass ; and it undergoes several changes, till it has attained its full 'dimensions. In rainy weather,' this pyramid is constantly covered with petirly drops of water ; in case of thunder or hail, it will change to the finest red, and throw out rays; in case of- wind or Tog, it will appear, dull and spotted ; and previously to snow, it willlookquite muddy. If placed in a moderate temperature, it will xequire- no other trouble than to- pour out a common tumbler full of water, and so.put in the same quantity of fresh. For the first few days it Must not be shaken. The Inventor offers one of these instruments, adapted to a pint bottle; for sale fit the.rpre of one florin (3s. 6d.) exettisive of the bottle. Mr. , LENDI also announces,.that he pos sesses the art of (Ira wing flowers and plants of every kind and every colour, upon paper, in the space of a few minutes, and of etching, them tv the depth of a quarter of an incim upon wood, equal to the most finished copper-plate,!, . . u -..........._ - . q 1 ;, 1 : 11 E LOTTIIitY of - EIGHT 11' U 0 t7SAND '-LeKETs t. Begins Drawing - 4th MARCH, 1814. SCHEME. - . 2 of L4O 0.00 are L. 40 000 2 ' - ...... _ .... ,„ , .• , • • • , 4 • - .2,00 - 4,000 4' ' • 6 . 3OO ••••• ....1,500 6 • ...... 10 ' 2OO 1,200 , , 3 ............ a •• • • 100 l,OOO 1 ,5,i 0 ' ....... 80 1,293 N........... l7 , 26,010 s o - Pit' e •I l' ----_, ~,, I _, . ic;,els. , • ' L. 80,0011 .. 4 4,t2 0 n 4wit Prize above 171. th e Fi r:z.t. Day will receive 2,0001. 1.4 wil Prize above 171. the Secood Day, will receive t h ,.. 11 (1, , z , ,, . ' d 0,0001... . t r ykte„,LS arid SHARES are seilinz by 13 rePIARDSON, I,l l l ,ter - `' C E. , a' rld ts' , ll4 .." •fo , -It_ -Iffolser:+39 , fl Co . ntrft ,.. ct k. ors ,, for . the ' '4, a•t• tbeii Oilice:, Corner of na 1, , -1141,,i4,. , ,C.ur0 k: • ' 'racing. the iiing'i M - eWs, Cbaviii.2•-czoss ; Whlere they sn),' ( V the ',Hen' that finished dlawing - lhe 261,11, of Jazmar)•, Capital Prizes, 1 - n 72 Shares - 1 - ruler x '3l.' ~~~~~, ~ _:Il' f2f!,. ;l •: it