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tv.ll _,. 1 etAr'V •••i7 ' ll oll4llr .t\ ; v.t t \ , ,Jl 0 =3= - 07:1 tiC - 411 • WI a ; A ritc...` 4 blv 14 1 01)(!tic r 110.- • pe r : he I"' IS S' hi Eo ' tb;s i :,Se "1“ CGS 01 0 (411 ) . ' 1 , 1 4 t olv 1 i c :7,11, l l ' Cre P f i 01. -10'4 v 5" v Atr9' 0 f t"4 4,r !f el Ss reo xtrmiltit 6818.] 111118:.........----..- THEA TRE ROYAL, DRURY-LAN PRESENT EVENING, Jul 14, ,lajesties' Servants willperform the Tragedy of Othello,' Mr. OTIIP:I.1.0. their Kean ; Iago; Mr. Pope ; and Desdezuanas . Miss Smith. • To which will be added, th e F a rc e of ,-...._,...--... --...___ ' • T HE DEUCE IS IN HIM. • . . . _....._ tv TI-l E.A.T RE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. .' besire Of Pfince of Prince PLATOFF, who will be 4t- V). 01 Hi tended by Cossacks. 'SPRESENT .EVE NING, July 14 , Iwill Le Performed. • • D • • :THE EXILE. a.tao, kr. Young ; and'Ale'Sina . , Mrs. , H..' . Joblist°ll' Ab . ,, To which will be added, ___. "4 14,',."'-•EQUIN AND MOTHER GOOSE tao..ow, The Stranger ; with Paul and Virginia.. s • i c \ S• k litTLL ~ NEXT. o f KiN to t , ti,,,.. 64 , COLE.—If the "AN ~f ' • SkNIUTEL COLE, who served the'\Vrst Indies, daritiztZle of his Majesty's ships of wit!' i 0• 1783, can Bar ail ael,A4,erie• Wm' which terminated In . as an Wheel on and ' a w hat e--;74nt Of 4 t i l i te‘sh ' ip ' on board of which he served, '''heth - ,",,. Pac , it Y3 and any further particulars respecting En i ' "'ire. -I,' ; ' l e died intestate or otherwise,.. to their Mi nragdyl him, on '''' N 6 ''' ' t "nsa •• 't • hear of something . A .41.,5, t r' .;) '• t e l' d' -, n g Th s" )' ' - •,.1 , - systh then Ad -re- .ro , 1r....ct.n- a I..tte r (-lost i'•-•' %. ' ` Fetter-lane, near l ALc i . , , '' liar uarii's Inn &ilfee-beustti ' ..„,............................____ . 9, 1814. r r u , _ HELSEA- HOSPITAL, JULY , UltSt . • t , th e L ale, by or(Ler of he . rs for Managing . 1 4 1 4 , irs ofiii.:t.,,ls and others Corn uns9o,nte Chelsea, • to give No: Right Honotyrab o le e ~.,Z_t4t , tiii .;'_ tEi.tsty' It oya I Flos/ ... u . t 0 t tao the said Hospital \lo re e. t, lit ''F fa Lcul"Z_ mist.one.rs bel . ot p i r. a•iii44te r„.„,luiraef,torta atilt) Ilrie.pyrbsito.riacati-ioyf a t n ise d - / - 3 1..e i1 g 1 o f t, ,, 4 11 1,, , uuea at rue ` S ecr et t'ar InSt•rlicti • i° aPP d ed Certificates of b,_ i . itry' s o „, e, ?Is and , s p.i.._,, on th e risp . 1 ' -. eral I t j ~.tod i,„?,,,. , In the sal( i . ta' 1 1 :43 o f j r ,. l , tr tar different Classes, Adaitssion . , .` Kiper, f`,'"slun, as undermentioned, .V.:l . l three in the .ifttrr, h, 10ruliiiie o'c'ock in the morning Tit] . 4cetir e il n )l; a t° tte h n e d i a r n b ;:vvill . lti c t e t n, for the pay:neat of Half a Years Pension in ad . Christmas thixt. t „. „Aep. : On THURSD XY the Itth Jnl)'. "lCkrait'nsloners at Cd ie clay ' from the different Regitnent's .' Pout Cluardsi, i r nfa ‘ tit ' ry, and other Corps. 1 . 1 4 „,• t ~,., On FRU) Vl' the fsth' July, . • 41).3 rt'4l-'tati-ciuurleptd.r day,frOin the several Regiments and Corps . , • r ~„ hos , , on SATURDAY, the 18th July.. 1 ,-4 3' at e i f',` 4 . Per day, froth the different Regun_cent,s.wof, _Ca th'toooott(hiui,,,,lel's,siliN,•eilll those from the Ist R bl e :" ,•;; r, . f;•'no e ,. n' MONDAY the 18th july. • ,1,,,,th: - 1,;',., t 5 .. , Per el'ay from the 5 lso the Pensione fs'olets or - *ally lt,..ling Iteg,nneuts or Corps, la • ad 1 _ ..i. per day. Ist ItTment Corps , at Is. 0.,.. an l' he I' On TUTS •IY the lath-710 Y- 3 d per 'l4). "'loners- at I's ' . lid. Is. ' 2d. is. 2 . 1c1„ and Is. •. t.:l;l4'se at ,4C)" WEDNESDAY, the',2oth Jul s. , o u f • rFOot, anid.s '5. lid . ' PC ' t 7 ;h l 7 -l in • t ti - rty . „ with those at tae Y diSerent rates l'i los e , t , On THURSDAY', the eilst. ,7 , u1y . .. 'e " • I) id. to 2s. Ilia. per (!-- ''-.- '-'''' ' Tile ) tl ttl • i e4,i n _ , On FRIDAY, tlie Private Gentle f ii ‘.l, ,c.(..rs front the Militia, _ withl:te Ist and 2d 'frooys the 2.':.i.1n1v. e,.„ j u rte (4,i'a;,A, Annuities from the late from the several t tOtif- ds; also those Pensionets . 0,..),;,„fu,5, -I " , r,s k 1 n" have been admitted on account t 1 ,'‘‘..,,,,,.,, , •Atid tl , tPer '14., or 01)4.41(4, - '' • ..'t 1 t l,'l :'' ire T` 4 t: 11 (lot Pen sionersbeiOnging to the sa " 11-1(-)s r' l a ' C I ' gills of Mut aa,:t e f L,,,,a,,g`and beyond the District o_ t )e• 14;;l 1',4,;"'.,6,1; and those in Scotland 4lld, -;',.. fitt.ctVt.'" and co mthanded, after the 23th '25111 . 01 Dc- oc. Irt. n .lnni_lre r .1t'11it.,,,!.., 4,,,,,e;:ue,ery s ucceeding 25th of .lunce aotod,iaAliajesty's ,t,.:1(1 fatal'" tile ipr,teiteriortd i ers, tuartztili;l:,,,,,,odnwh er l e th,y ,T,s,utee, l'7lltl o 'e _. (' ' . ? itbe tt f y ell ( ( ' i '‘ ty ' iu i3o Ait e li l d ' a e c l %'t l 'l l' r Ridio ,, , before w io „ `kr app e „.. ! 00!„ I, 0 , 0 il, ..'"1 will sign arid date, viz.— which' the said M . t i np i s u tr t a he . ~ t"stie R d i t oe.-,,7f the Peace for the ti t Coun- of ' -• • of Chaenl .. ha I„o•.'s.i that he was ad ittod 6 an n,.-Pensione l r 7 came . befor ie, one of his St.jesty's or Itl P ~_ fr04;4,,1 'tat, On the 111 ' d a y of ' 1 1 " • commanded thr - . Regiment of `, ~'Arrib, I was then aged abbut )kea-r-s's:r.ved in a , .".`.,(1 tliath . ) e ars, was discharged for ~ , ; .i. ,11,1,1,11 tizuroinn!ithrle.eof:f tribe:. ts a h i e d .l l , - a I u r s i s p i lt al of, a , t f . .„ I i n the i 4 1 Pe ini.. e is no otherwise provided for by the Public blot 41.. 4 . d sileii 0,. matins . dal o . ( ~ , ° " dere d ti' t hent as were admitted on accountof ‘ blindness, it, trejlak,tte !transmit with them the.r.• halt-year , ly • c_ N -I n ' La' Army h i , t , ,= i ffi i , or `'(-)5.0.,!:1te state of their sight, "i,::'-.tbh'eriar neigh.- ti,.., 1 1 . ' .t oo l if; 1jt0.`,.,.-ispru_taliFul person resi , ii , efi e t 1 a u Medical Celli - r.rit,lll t,,il,ll).r„te`t'iclthitc.li ad i t !ta t tit t. ta t ris e 1 w i . n h L ine Minister .of the n dtie s ,_ ' t a .' fisel, au ' d to ?1. . ' 'c '•'' e the continuance of their 1,, , "di he inlimiteda‘ert4lll l ' - hei`c,"..' Anidoit t 55,:,,, dat ed ~ 1 . drawn according to the above Form, sworn s u wo l r li n , i : th e ‘ l ' i r , fi nd sent attested ll *a Magistrate, is to 1),,t,.,0 g ~,,. the tla e G • •-• l lust, directed thu s , s a ', j"''st4t,"ll"l9lll.:fit •I•i."," d _r.- . • -I of his M. - sea ife' •o•:li:',cllll:prees;:, e ,,, n ,l' r e i, e,4lYelllarakSitielgrs'onelt3;),enicover "..L1..1-I.`e'l7 () f tli r te,4..esaid A tii. ,. s. evil, ;tad cOonterparts or doP!,ae'r: ~i _tn-,13, ,!_",:, Its, are to e i , te 'll . Pay- the7tirie e xhilnt ed to Such persons as shall be direct a} . giotillt.y.,-.44,44it‘e..gse.ther with their be reserved by the'Out Pensioners , tm t ) verified and their ia' - - '* he fall ,•". in of that tlielichscrainTt:(7ll(l7oauCtePtelt "It', ° t he end ~ ' iaill,. 411(41)441 Liat Corrituissioners for the Affairs .of . 1 c suns clearly indentified. I:'s4thl)..!""ifs'w,,,,T'!Y bellesatiSfied that the Pensirl'ner? are the , 1 4 ' . . he li.'td, ti•4tv. passed ureic exainiiintian,at'ts.ifiera7i):l ~,,,it ~41 1 di 5, .b i1..._ a,. s .r ueli of theiii who have . serir--eidnid.,:pen ,..ttutlllypilat,les :Ititii,?., i ) , l ( i i i ,, any of the Reg '''!-s ' 111] e" Bat o talions,Ure I: 4:4'14)14U, C ( i ' r il j i t ' , ) ,! l , l i e i ... r . A t;i'd', :vits ° s 3 u a c i 11 1 l e t t e t g l i a m u eut or Comny I 'llieh 'lt th e i t ~..4 % e,eraif b attalion in which they s er v e d u tti,: ed they wereeVnent, 'lroop or Carps of the Army' and re- :earlyTh. 4 : Chelsea I.Z.:,tiits.lc:i.arged, and recOmmended • : 'flsioners :- , • pay,,,,, ,t . dre particularfy to take notice that. the half sff s ,' 4t o the s •after Chrittnia: tare tir• he re.,-6 fated here in..:q, .. th Otilv a5.1:44.C.e n.f pdylnentAY the muster:; at Chelsea, rZ,i.e Niid4i,_ste,,,de within the Wits cif M.ortality of London, ..nitith,,t ;„ s ent as above ;After the Midsuanuer precd trnlattit 1 e X ifesti m • '. 4 . • : f. • to e Oe Nth_ 1 th e __ _ 1 .- , flir paytaeti, Is in ime arannei . c!1Ie. ni,ts,eis oreaiLsivits after the Christmas pi e ,„;I: also 0 1 . • id ie ,s th e „ I r " ered and directed that n(). person who shall (4;071),,,, , `' fa hi s r.. !ee of his abode • , iven in at his luster, or spe h4e4, re__onn.lavit alotesiiie 1.1(L , t) • u • 1 • for his att)(eleif ..1at.,1,4:ege1:).„,,, 0 liie-i..•r's ot7:‘ cTge n i l i a e Y ar d e P st P s ) 1 , 1 0, 1 place ati4r,,,,,. re,,...._ , . the same, unless it appears by the cei lirereZz• able 4",`,4(:•4",f_e3.l7rsits that such. removal was through An d lt vincli he or they could not. foresee or eiti,t, that if I,re:t,r d„e4n.Y Pensioner Shall fraudulently attempt to re -4! place paytnent of tilt. t'e'nsion ..ther :it Chel •ea,or at 1.1.,, d..e f .. 1i 0. ,, ~t. sl,,tlifieosilnifil he s•t rue ' s,: off ' t ' li e c i fists; . for the letter " , los Instruct' he each. Pensioner is regtored to 1,.‘!..,411y, it ~ lo . n 1 apers at the tim e of payment. 1,11,,,fit!,t,, of is 140itairite.d t!,--it- none will' be entered upon the ‘lld tl, 'zrefror4 ,L-Wspttal, or be entitled to receive any t 14.:- irec.tion,, W4o, sl)411 not act an,reeably to these Orders il, L'S' to th e I,! particularly in sendiog their. lialf-yearlY te..IN., ,), •i3niaster-General ZIS afifisve directed, illala Liko cet•Tedt.,:i.,,,:, widell several reo;ioners have of late either '., or stilt them if re i , ;daffy to other departments. ‘.C. At ST, Secretary and, Registrar. . . • • Tll Uit S 1 7 , JULY 14, 1814. P(flt!TY OF ELECTION.. TO THE ELECTORS OF WESTMINSTER. • 1 having been Unanimously •Resolired, at ,a GENERAL MEETING of the ELECTORS of WEST MINSTER, held in NOV Palace-yard; July 11, 1814; Arthur Morris,. Esq. 'High Bailiff, in the Chair, to return' Lord ('OCHRANE to PARLIAMENT, free of every expence to himself, the Committee appointed to conduct the Election hereby acquaint the Independent Electors, and Friends to Parity of Elect - 1011 2 that Subscriptions for that purpose are re ceived by— • Mr. Samuel Brooks, Treasurer, 110, Strand,. Mr. Wishart, Coventry-street, Mr. Giles, Wych-street, - Mr. IlioAers, lSi;, Oxford-street, Mr. Handing, Tothill-street, Westminster, Mr. Sparks, 6k, Oxford-street, Mr. Dean, 111, Swallow-street, At the Bar of the King's Arms Tavern, New Palace-yard, And at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, Strand. HENRY BROOKS, Secretary, 110, Strand. STATE LOTTERY begins Drawing Ist SEPt TENDER, 1814. SC , ENIE. 9 of ...' ,0 , 0 C. 0 ...'....aie.,......:L.40,000 4, ‘2 ' 5,.000 lO,OOO 0 ' • Tmo , 4,0 , )0 4,. 5.. 10 15' 20 . 50.... '2,730 . _eo . ' 55,000 ' I 4., 0011 Tickets. • ..L.140,000 , ICO FIXED PRIZES '. • . DAYS OF DRAWING : ' Ist Day, Ist SRPTENMER. ed Day, 13 . 1.1 i SEI'TEMBEK. ad Day, N. litlk SIAITEMBER. TICKETS and SHARE': are selling by SWIFT and'Co. the Contractors, at their °titres, Poultry, N 0.31, Aldgate High -13, Chat ,ng-cross"; f street. FREEHOLD ESTATE, SURREY. O be SOLD, by PRIVATE CONTRACT, about 600 ACRES Of LAND, lately enclosed, Adjoin ing the Government Estate at Sandhurst, on which the ;loyal Military College has just been erected. The value of Land in this neighbourhood is . 7-apidly inci-easingP•andf itßy ,- jet . sons inclined to purchase would hare a fair prospect of greatly im, proving /heir oavital in. a few years. It will be sold either altogether or in lots of any quantity. Almost every part of the Estate presents a view of the. New College, which is a mostJnagnificent building. It is bounded for about a'mile by the great Western Road;and % loins the new Park of the College to an equal extent. Forfurtlier Particulars enquire of Mr. Loveridge, Solicitor, No. 12, Charlotte-street, Bloomsbury. If by letter, - post-' paid. i . • MORTGAGE. ANTED, from 20,000/. to 50,0001. on the V V most ample Freehold Security', and particularly ad vantageous to Trustees having large Sums to layout or in rest on Landed Sectiro,y. Further particulals-rua! be ofitained on application to Mr. Culsba Law Stationer, Threadneedle-street, London. „, • . • 4VION Y. NOBLEMEN, Gl - :r:e.:llcri, s4c. aro respect informed they e supplied with MONEY to any amount, on terms eq Mortgage, secured on Free hold, Copyhold, Leaseh.:',l Land or Houses, Money in• the Funds, Marriage Settlemcnts, Widow; Jointures, Clergy men's Liyinws,• or-any other Prop.;rty. • - • . . Persons of respectability may be supplied on their Personal Security only. Goatlona, will !iiia every liberal accommoda . tion, without delay. .__ Application from Twelve till Two; or Letters (post-paid) addressed to Messrs. Wills and Co. No. 49, Soutli-street, Berkeley-square. THE PATENT IMPERIAL DINING-1"A -• BLES, and PATENT TRAFALGAR. SIDEBOARDS and DINING-TABLES, in one :lit Piece o Furniture, and upon Fire new dam eiltKius ; the Patent Improved Solla Beds ;:nd Chair Beds: • --:,crew Four Post, - and Tent Bedsteads, Furrlf , Ll,' Bedding complete; Portable Chairs, wit 1, rai . other new invented and 1M proved articles of furniture; also a general and very extensive assortment of UplicisterY and Cabinet Article's for, turnishing Houses com plete, ready manatsctured, where Families may select and furnish a whole Douse in a few days, aoiding the extreme •inconvenienee of waiting several Months in completing their 44:0, Wost InOia ArtiCiti', Army Ind Naty—&C.c. ;7, t :,cherinv-strz!et, Strand, on terms the most moderate, t. r prompt payment. HOOTING JACKETS.-Those Gentlemen ,roo re di:appointed last Season; are respectfully in t:.,.ared, that G. FOX has now manufactured a larg - c gator tit) of his PATENT ACQUATIC -MAUI GANIII;WON, its all colours. They are neat, will not tear, wear exceedingly clean, dirt will not adhere to or stain theia,are'e ry durable, and superior in es•ery res i roct to any thing ever . before worn in the flea... The thinish quality p is made . into cliaise-conis, surtouts, and offieers' Ceraks, :Md will likewise revel More rain than'any other article hitherto made of the same sob st4rsce. Orders kV wi'hicu will be executed, in future, of rota tiotras they are ret:eived. • . Also G.`.'s• Escurial Black. Cloths andAerseymere of his own peculiar vegetable dye, which far excel any ever manufac tured by the French ; can also only be porcha,est at his :'are house, and, if required, are in,d. np in the. most fashionaore manner by the.very best wor:trur.,.. An. old garment sent,. with directions, will answer as welt a , ; : )e i ug se " . Letters, post paid, to Fox, manufacturer, 28, King street, Covent-garden. CI LATER'S PA TENT STEAM K 1 1 / 4 " AND RANGE, complete, with late Improvements, is warranted to be superior to any other Apparatus ,n the Toni fin' all kinds of Cooking (either in im:ge small Faini in the most cleans and delicate manner ; Its various ope rations, of Steaming, Boiling, Roasting,' Baking, Stewing, and Broiling, and supply-in. , constantly from one 'to fourteen .galloni of boiling water, and with or without a Hot Closet, are all performed by the use of one. small Fire. , Its . stipe-• riority over every other method of Cooking consists princi pally in toe following particulars : I, It stands in a Smaller compass, and' is attended by less ',trouble than is occasioned by a , ,y other mode of Cooking, and it is always well understood by once or twice using, nor is it so liable _to be out of repair. , . 11. Half, the fire that any other on the meat economical plan consumes is sutheient, anti it is wholly free from great heat, and all sulphureous or other disagreeable smells. • 111. The cooking by steam, viz. hot distilled water. Meats so cooked do not imbibe impure substances, mu& as collect in tea-kettles, &c. IV. Vict - uals dressed on this iilan may be cooked a second time, ; anti tie as good as at, tine first, or, when ready for dishing, can he made to wait an hour without being spoile,d. V. Roasting by hot air' on this plan is more cleanly, and tlie . ,re is a saving of one pound of meat in ten both in boiling and pasting. . - VI. :be whole is free from the poisonous effects of copper, or coppers badly tinned: . VII. The Apparatus has been proved, by particular calcu htionofmanyfamilies who have it in use, to clear its first cost in frolo six to twelve.nionths, yielding or saving ofiuore than ,10 per cent. both,in the weight of victuals dressed, and in the quantity of fuel used. - • 'Orders received by THOMAS WATTLEWORTH, Agent to the Patentee, at the Shew-Roonis, No. 64i Great. ltussell-: street, Bloomsbury-s•lnare; where may be seen the Patent Kitchen and Range complete. 'N . . B. Wholesale Warehouse, Hartstreet, Bloomsbury. DISEASES OF THE- URETHRA. • MR.D UR / sole Proprietor ofll aran ' s cele brateCl Medicated Boogies, having confined his Prac tice fur more than 20 f ears to the cure strictures, Gostruc- Lolls, Debility, Gonorrhea, and every other disease of the Urethra, flatters himself that extensive practice, joined to the mildness , of the remedies he emp!ofs, exclusively 'enables him to offer a safe apd permanent cure, n o t su bj ect t o t h e. danger and inefficacy attending the uses of Cau s ti cs or com mon Boogies: ' Persons is the country stating their cases fully in a letter, inclosing a one or a two pound note, Will have proper Medi cines sent to the amount. For the various Aymptems,• method of 'cure, &c. see Mr. Dufour's Practical 'Treatise on Diseases •of the Urethra, 4c. price 3s. the Severn edition. To be had of the Booksellers ; M , t No. _54, F r ith- s t re et, S o h o , w h ere r. D. way he consulted etWitell the hours of 9. and 4, and 7 And 9 Evening. Price of aTictiet _ - L. 19 19 Hair 1.10 7 0 I Eighth 4L.2 13 6 (litarlP- 5 5 0 Sixteenth . •1 7 0 [PR CE stkPv,NeP-ITAittpl7,l/Nt NEW GERM A'.si FLUTE music. FLE.(!ANT EXTItAt;:i'S . for (.3r3TI I ,IAN' chnsisting. of Airs with yarial,or Marches, Waltzes, Duets; &e. selected front ;he C44zi1. ,, 0tu0014 of the most favonrite Authors; .ronve 4.f wine:• art c:noposed atill the whole arranged by L. GLIM A. Prtessoi. of - ;tin Cecina!) Flute. - Nos: I. 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Lord Bishop of Landatf, HE MEDICAL GUfDE forr - the Use of the Clergy, Heads of Families and Seminaries ; and voArsK Practitioners in Me.licine and Surgery; In the first tart ui this Work, the Properties, Doses, and 'best Method: Af en:- playing the Medicines necessary -olie kept by Families re thep•Country,.are fully detai;ec,l, with cOpions Direc tions for the Management of Children in respec! - to - Clout-4 nig, Diet, Exercise:, &C. - &c.; the Treatment' of CaStnittits, Fits, &c. &e. ; awl in the Second Part is given an flistoq of the Cannes and disting'etishing Syni.ler,is the D;sk,aSes eident to the Human Frame,. with 'the linAt eilectual Meant; of Prevention and Cure.byß ' eeimen, &e. •. R/CHARDIt SEQR, M. D. . • " - Metither of the - Royal Coticge of ;jilt pions, &c. &c. "It is of impoilance that every man should- know some thing of the laws of life, the natuye of disease, and the must rational modes of Cure; fOr.this Plirpose ll.eece's Bout: is better adapted than any with which we are argnainttd. 4.l,Nyre judicious - and modern than the Domestic Medicine id. whi c h we hate no .(101114 it will entirely supersede." —Critical Review,- April, 1311, printed for Longmati„ arst, Rees,.orine, and bowie, Pa. tgrnoster-row.—tif whom way be bied.,,.inst putdisned, Reece's i'actical Dictionary of Dunietlic Medicine. Se cond Edition, corrected and improved, price Ws: inboards. HALLAM'S ANTIBILMVS T" Efficacy of these Pills in Bilious Com— Head•ach, Heart-burn, &c. are well•known, by ro.rty years, experience. In Indigestion, Loss of Appetite, habitual. Costiveness, and those numerous, train of diseases, arisio from CotiStitutions cebilitated by knit climates, as well as the naore frequent indulgences in tlss various luxuries of life, thee Pills produce the most .happy effects, and they are so .i:noceut in their nature, as to require.no restraint. Said !;y E. Edwards, tilt, St-Paul's Church-yard,. London, price the double box.4s. 6d.; and by all dealers in Patent Medicines. • • • Superior Merit will ever meet the Public Approbation. II R. FR EEMAN's G LIFEA SA LUTAR IS, or a R. most iamous Medicine for curing Venereal, Glanilblar ) anti Cutaneouspisorders, Gleets, &c.--A bottle or two will convince the - patien't of their salutary effects ; a few bottles have effected 'a cure, after salivation and every other .means have proved abortive, and even then the disorder has becu stand ing several years. No remedy can be better contrived, More safe, or more convenient, than this, for such as are oh hg:ti to ,go loag4otirnies, or to Sea, as it needs no confinement or restraint of dief ; and 40, yeztits experience by Dr. Frecman iu an extrusive pradtice, has pioved no less successful itah,i,e debilits which arise more from imprudence than a certain cause—to such patients it holds out a never-failing, perioa, trent, end speedy relief. Sold, whoiesnle and retail, at Mr. Butler's, 4, Cheopside, Cornel of St. Paul's Qhureli i.i yard, and Most ( arrtry edi eine V.:riders, in Bottles at 2s. 9d. 'ls: and cz , s. each, with ample • lirectious fur each Sea. 'L'HUILE de ROSSIE a Londi•es, cileire, • par PRINCE. Preserve et fait Croitre 1;!s Cheveuk, et les.retablie sur Its places sum. pele. i.e seul 'qui est vrai" duns l'U'aiverse. PRINCE acquaints Ladies and Gentlemen, sines the Peace with Russia', and as, the principal in gredieutth.: Russia Oil is prepared wall conies from Peters-. burgh, and 11, - .;; now a ,sear 60 tier cent. therefore, to Lake that vamaale artiest Ike Han- iii general use, the Pro- . 'prietor will in balm the best and genuine Russia nil for half-a-,raiinea per 'the same si zen bottle as used to at one ..;alnea ; and ti prevent counterfeits in future, there -Os: no Gate: ••:zed said at Prince's genuine Russia ot . Grey alairs wilt. nut ne seen. Several i ladies and gent•le.men•wiati a.id used Prince's Russia Oil for years, and from tile use of that aloile not a lian fell off, or tureen gr,y; Oat being persuaded to ate other at for the hair, soon found hue a.iference, their hair iellaifF, or turned grey, have declared th...y wilt use ,no ether than Russia On in future. Is 'proved this hest and most wholesome prepara the universe for moiste.ung Lite Hair, %viten dress ing real or Rise hair, and as so g:eai", nourislier, if used constantia, Rat a hair will fali off or tutti grey; in short, where hair .has of thin or maid, and tue least roots retain, $Oll may rely units ueili; restored by using it regularly. • TOO.is :rids of geatlemeii that were bald have dee. ored,after using Prince's Russia Oil regularly for six iuonths, .tbe.hald places became covert,: wan hair; promotes eye-brews, whis kers,' and witi prevent turtitag reddish or grey.— Ladies will dud Prince's 13tiS6i4 Oil keterable to aaV article Waen uressingreat.or false hair, as it out may Curls the .Hair wird, .way they like, also no damp or exercise will bring it out of curl toe whole day. • ,ientleinen wearing power ought to use Prince's Russia Oil • to moisten their hair when dressing, instead of • pomatum, or nuked with pomatum, as it is well known that poWder makes hair dry, fall off, or turn grey; but Prince's Russia Oil is such a nourisher to the hair, it mad constant when dressing, not a hair will fall off pr tarn grey.. Is the best innocent Oil for Children's Hair, as it proivutes and strengthens their 1 - Lair, clearing their heads of scurf, • ' • Ladies and Gentlemeh who wish to preserve their [lair ongot to refrhin the use of colourial ails, as they, are injurious to health, causes dryness to the hair, and occasions, it to fall off, change colour, and become grey at an early age; that is easily proved, `as the French gentry, who are so, partial to co loured oils fur their hair, generally become grey before thirty. Prince's Russia Oil is pleasant to use, is warranted innocent, . a,nourisher and preserver to the Hair. • It -is acknowledged by every tuition, that England had a great part in the downfall of Buunaparte, and in the restora tion ,of the liOurbons and other Royal,BloOd to their rights; with eqeal justice it is acknowledged the Russia Oil- Prince - in London, is the original Proprietor of that valuable article called Russia Oil, the only genuine in the Universe. Even - if they want the Prepared Russia Oil -in Russia, or any,ot fair foteigu part, they must send to Mr. - Prince,:DentiSt, London, for- it ; and alter having spent thousands to make it known, a set of villains , envious and ill-disposed persons, regardless of the injury they do the Proprietor. and the Public , aiming solely at their own pecuniary profit, have imaosesi,. and con tinue attempting to Impose their vile counterfeits as the gu anine; therefore purchasers will be particular to •asliiiig for Prince's Russia Oil, as all 'others are count e rf e it s , . as•can b e proved by the Proprietors of the principal Newspapers. in Lon don, anti by the following Gentlente;i, who have soul it these ten years, that Mr. Prince's Russia Oil is the original and only genuine. • Sold wholesale, retail, and for exportation, .by the sole Proptietor, Mr. Prince, John-street, Oxforu-street, London ; also by Mr. Smyth, Perfumer to his Majesty, New Bond street; Hendrie, Perfumer to her ;Majesty, Tiebborne-street ;' Bailey and Blew, Perfinnet•s to the Prince and g Princess, i.tal k D r, i Church-y a rd; .11uke and Duchess of 'York, Cuckspur -street.; Newberry, 45, St. Paul's •Church -Y'llll.dut; Bacon, I s ci3Oxfur-street-; Berry„Jenn-• Paul's ( e : e h t i - i i r T i i i r - k y e a t r d ; sun, Greek-street; Weston and t:u. 229, Strand; Davison,s9, Fleet-street ; Rigge, 65, Cheapside ; Bolton, Tutt, Royal 'Exchange; and by most principal Perfumers and _ teditatie Venders, Therefore the first respectable Venders in Loudon who sell it, proves Mr. Prince to be the .original prop-idol' ' of the genuine Russia Oil, and all others are Counterfeits; and any Druggista, "Perldmers Medicine Venders, .Hair dressers, or Travellers, •who'self Russia Oil, - under any pre tence whatever, that is out Prince's Russia Oil, are impos tors, as they impose counterfeits on their customers. • IT SERVES THE iMVOSTOIiS RlGHT.—Several Drug- *; gists, Perfumers, and Ijair-dressers have last chstomers by selling them counterfeit Russia Oil, &c. To accommodate Ladies and Gentlemen that reside in the ,country, by inclosing the amount far any quantity to Mr. Prince, 9, dolni,street, Oxford-street, Loudon, will send by retiirn of coach to any part of the kingdom. Prince's itussia Oil, and the other articles, are so prepared, that it keetis in all climates, anti the older the betteri chants and Captains will find' it a very advantageous article, as now most ports are open, And it is in a very great detnansl• abrotid. A sod allowance for .exportatiun. TO THE PROPRIETORS OF rrlfE ANIERICiN BOOri •INU. SYRUP. lAI)AM . ,—Abont two Months since m y Child was taken with most violent sereamings, night and day, We knew it proceeded front the Te . eth. I immediately purchased a hdt;le of your At::-i iean Soothiug Syrup; w: . ien to my great s , lr:;rise i , in a few Minutes after the goats were ruhbed; the e1;;..4 went utf in a comfortable sleek' ler "Seve,:al La,:nrs. In week, two teeth came thraitgh ; in a very short time alon w: rids, to true utter aseonishnicnt, six 11:4:ire made their a pi, :-:trance, without the ciiiiti's shelving TLe least sympt" ms of uneasioess. He is now cutting two doulAe-teeth with apparent case. I admini•uered suite to a neighbour's child, who was not ca rated to survive th - ...0gh the agonies of its teeth, when, to the joy of its mother, he immediately re vived, and shortly after font teeth .made their appe:;rattce. Any L?dy, who mai have theil• doubts M . its wooderf:o4llectS (as I had ineseif zippki , ..(i it); shall he s4ti.,ltied frvcati : . iitsr at sky 1'14 . 1.1 4V; 43 t r e..ty• tzkr"..) I • s. urn, Madam. yours respectfully, • April e. 9. 18i4. ' It. PREA ICES. To be bad of the Proprietors, .T o l in r on atfi l No. 94, Newinua-street, Oxforsisrr'eet ; and oy their appoint: ment, of Nets )ery, St. Paul's Chutehtyard, and 1 0:1'dr-street, Dublin; Barclay, Fleet-market; Dicey and Sutton, !low Church-yard; Shaw and Edwards ' ', St. Paul's Church-s - ard ; Butler, 4, Cheapiide ; EvAns, Sinitlifitid ;silty by all the principal Medicine •Venders' in Town and Countr , , at 2s. 9d. a bottle. „ , Caution.—lle sure to nsk for " Johnson ayal American Soothing Syrup," as'there are several spurimis sorts. N. 13. Mrs. Johnson relies , ..s the Infant Poor as. usual, at her house, &try Tuesday and tiAturday. morning, from Nine to -Ten o'Clock, on bringing a letter from a respectable house keeper, to certify that they are real objects of charity.- TO THOMAS TAYLOR,.. ESQ. No. 9, New Bridg,estreet; . London. HoNovara) Sin,.' • Edinburgh, March 18. T BEG leave,to inforni you, that ever since the ,M year 1790, I had been_ afflicted with the Lues Veuerea ; which, from its obstinately - resisting every coarse of medicine, prescribed by the most eminent of the faculty h er e, an d un dvgoing several severe courses of salivation, and twice di's ch;:rged from the Hospital with ittle„reliel; would appear td be-,1 the most inveterate nature. la'the spring of last year my disorder had got to such a head, as nearly to lint tt period to' tar existenee—l had a large ulcer on the crown of my head, one on each atni, and my legs were broke out in a frightful . Manner; my right was dreadfully painful, and had been in a • state of•ulceration for the last seven years l my left bad also two large nodes on it, was very much discoloured, and4rave me sttch excruciating pain, particularly whet; warm in bed, as nearly to deprive me of rest; in this , lamentable state, I was recommended by Mr. - J. Thompson, (who received sot great a cure - by them here), to take your Leake's Patent which I begun to do on the .266 of May ; iri the" course of a fortiught ebee - an to receive benefit-in little mare than a month the ulcers ' on my head and anis were soundly hea?ed -soon after, the sores on toy legs healed also; leaving, ho , ,v, ever, considerable discolouration in the skin; and pain in the bone of the left, which, by the blessing of (iod, and a littie longer perseverance in your invaluable Medicine, subiided : the nodes-dispersing, tae skin repining its :iatural I; the nocturnal pubis gradually going thus beca,.-., by yourliherrl advice and medicine, perfectty free from 'all ray former complaints—have recovered_ my former spirits strength, and mu become jolly and fat, in which state haying trnti hated many inoni ! hs to the astonishoient of all who ,lineve me, I am at a loss in what terms twexpress my gratit tide, hot beg you, for - the. good of other Suffering morl'Ais, to niahe this my cam., as public as po ss ibl e , as I, shall on every °eon .. shut ; in so doing you will greatly oblige, Sir, yoUr grateful, obedient, very humble serrate'. ALEX. MURKE,R.- Close ‘s ,- ,i l t - i i l i c , fs : s 3- e s s tr t e o e t t h , e E a d b i o n % l! e u e rg n k re . • • John ThOmpson, New Poultry Marhet, Edinburgf. ; John M'lntnsli, Old Asseml3ly (lose, Edinburgh. Prepared and.sold by the sole Proprietor, ThIOMAS.TA V LOH, Member pf the Royal College of Surgeons, at his house, 'No. 9, New Bridge-street, London; e, after a constant residence of more than 38 years, in a practice parti cularly directed to the cure of Venereal Complaints auil tho:.; e incidental to the Parts of g enerat i on, with :hat iuvloln't>lc secrecy which men of his proTession should always , d;;erc e tsuch cases, he flatters himself the advice and assisl:rw, gratuitously administer's to persons taking this Medicin , ., be esteemed , by a discerning Public, as' an advantage seldom attainable, and void of all ambiguity. Also sold, by his appointment, for the co.tivenience of thas; living at a distance, at the Perfumer's, No. :35, St. Alban's street, Pall-mall ; the Toy'sboP, No. 103, Oxford-street ; Mr. DisbOrough's, No. 7, Fish-street-hill ; M r . Baxter's, Son, Ti, . bridge, Edinburgh; Mr. APDortald, Jeweller, Glasgow ; Mr. Callwell's, Dublin; and by One person in every considerable town in Great Britain and Ireland, in boxes of. only 2s. ;id. , each, stamped, and sealed up with full and plain directions, whereby persons, of either sex may 'cure theinseli es with ease; speed, secrecy, and safety. N. B. Every Box sold in Great-Britain is scaled up with ot stamp, on which. by favour of the CoMinissioners, is printed, at the Stamp Office—T. Taylor, No. 9,,New 13ridge-stre'rt.„— t 9 iatitatu whicli is Felony, and all others are counterfeits. ~:r'' t+V fair af . el y Of • Of Sia VII 1.0 r- .44 to • ~n~4 e f .~ . ~~ if 3l