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f „ A C ' i r~ tt34 i ~: ' 4 t; ,~~:.~R • ati ire' t ,: 6759.] ET, THE ATRE ROYAL, DRbRY-LANE. k4: 41.1 ‘ S PRESENT EVENING; May 6, Their ,ante ; 4 irstiee .3‘ervants perf orm the Alelo-Dram4ihs ILLYSION. N . c ur.labad, Mr. Elliston • MAndane, Mrs. Horn;' , . 4s - . Atter vhich-, a new Interlude; called T . 42 , INTRIGUE. Will be added, Al the new el -Dramatic Romance of I°. THE WOODMAN'S HUT. , Othello ; with. The Woodman's Hut. Tr UATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. 1 ; ,!' PRESENT EVENING, May. 6, perforated the Tragedy of n OTAELLO. '0 wh• -e "G Mr. Young; Deidemona, Mrs. Faucit. i tti will be added, tht 6rand Asiatic Spectacle of ' 5 10 SADAK AND KALASRADE. lial7 ‘is 4°,v, The Jew; with Tire D e vil to Pay, and S a d a k ratie. . . . r 71: 'OA AL AC4IDFAIY, SOMERSET-PLACE. I- I p Ei L OW OVEN from EXHIBITION iS N -t'.--- •-'..' o'clix:k iu the Morning till Seven in the Even ,dAl • , t i itilce 'I S. Cala i °gut Is. **-..,........_ - H ENRY HOWARD, R. A. Sec. • BRITISH GALLERY,' PALL-MALL. HI S , GALLERY is NOW OPEN, with - a Se— nt‘ellun of the best WORKS of HOGARTH, WILSON, '"ROUGH, and ZOFFANI with which the Pro lit, I's liz tr , 'eof tv . C favoured. the British Institution, for the pur- Op eti f 'being' the merits of 0 - Jose eminent Masters. . '9 1,1 1 Tea till Sik.--,Ainnittanee ts. Catalogues is.. By Oxiltr, JOHN YOUNG, Keeper. AV - 2-1L and Lirl'AßY BIBLESOCIETY. Pa t Instituted in,the Year 17so. t 'n b le e g Royal Highness the Duke of YORK. reside-ii,atronHl-1. the Duke of GLOIIC,ESTER. - ‘ His Grace the Archbishop of C.INTEIZ,BLeItY. Itt Vive-pitgidents. ' • a.n_d Right Rer.Lord Right Hon. Admiral Lord "4. V,! 3 . 1. London, Gambier, v e bf Rer. Ld. BishoP Right Hon Lich. Vansittart, h_ Hon. Philip Posey, o rnt e ,., alldueant of Canterbury, Sir William Pepperell, Bart. Very Rey. Dean of Sir Thomas Bernard, Sart. Ole / 1 ". Vice-Adel. Sir Jas. Saumarez, i t !glltti ,`_o• Earl Spencer, Bart. K. B. h!lliel.i:,!•EarloiDartniouth, Lieutenant -General Robert "" 4 .. ‘ Eari of Radnor, Manners, ttok:-'ord Willoughby tie Rob.„Thornton, Escf. M. P. v. W m . Wilberforce, list'. M.P. Tresurers. . . lottet,rose Martin, Char a - I Mr. J. Stephenson, Willi:m -'„ eet, Bloomsbury--; j street, Chatham-place.' l apt .t , • Secretaries, (Gratis). • . Ala• t I NI.II ' t t ' - 'AEIAN, Royal Nary, 114, 1 NiVaVDtpaittailit: j ar CL05k,337.1-" ' • .. 3al Artillei7, }Military Department. 11, 114, Jerrnyu-stre et, VII Ne AN , ' 4 • LAL GENERAL MEETING'of this SOCIETY 44 9 th e lt • ~..e I 1 ld cit the New London Tavern, Cheapside, on Tues clock ( Ali May. The d oo r s wilt be, opened at ,twelve ' 4 11 d the Chair taken exactly at one. to„, -By orderofthe Committee, .. rt i tt y'. e jlloonr, 114, Jerniyn-street, 1.1 •- •-.......H -d t 11 2.pril, 1814. 4 %; r : I IRY will FINISH Next TUESDAY, 1 tept 4 d'Y 10-15,0031. for the First-Drawn Prize ii.bove 171. Otot of any caller CApitals in the W bed.. le ,q .LOUBLE CHANCE—EXTRA PRIZES. e N„.', 4 t so Illanks drawn will each receive Ten Tickets in "....• Lottery, containing the following Capitals :- 1 . • ' . • ............................ 10,000 4 ' 000 , - .. . ........................... ,i, S h - •es &c. &c. &c. k r , Shape s • receive their respective Proportions, viz. A g_ l alf will receive Ten Halves in the next Lottery. 4,, , _ ext er will receive Ten Quarters in. the next Lottery. Asizgihtly widi receive Ten Eighths in the next Lottery. * ".........: e L1tts wilt rectiveTen Sixteentlia in the next Lottery. BENTLEY WOODS. 14 ""E SOLD, the.BENTLEY WOOD ES -4 I 'ATE • ts, tit the Parish of West Deahs, - in the County of )I:ads ,rising the Manor, or reputed Manor, of Bentlty 4,1 ;1 0 -i ' d uWards of Eight Hundred Acres of Freehold Sether with the Tetirber and Woods growing thereon. an rucitti on ' Co. L. s for Partittlars to be made to Messrs. Farrer kfu r4...st. ineo ltes-ititt-fields ; or to Mr. Saunders, No. 252, near Park-street. , . BY HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL PATENT. ' rIIIITION. HE PAT F4 T A I-A NTI-ATTIUTION _Call ti4ver,,,-sITIoN is the cheapest and best thingei t - er y i e t t se d r i l s .; ,a 0,.. fur Ships' Bottoms, , instead of Copper; . to preserve of a lii i „ - -,ar om 1, ueitF , rußbed hi the Hawse-Holes,. e I,C2_'..Serrioe, or Rountling; the Rigging 0 , f ., Shi:p u s p s o fi r o e t e n u t o h e e , qii`,l4s,tierer! and f heing,chated; C arr end of l f ar, ' 4ler Leytee;" for m he Slides and uiges d o Guns; to ren- F.Te,,4ther and Canvas Water-Pr . oot ; Sugar-Mills, Th res i l . of Prietion in Stem - la-en :Ines, an .l.i to prevent, .the - •C ' arts ali, Mu l l s , tg (or other Implements Husbandry o l‘ f la' gen ethin;lnd ii,.sed iartners ) Carriages, Coaches,.W ar,Ccli t s l ' it'. best • .iiirry of 3.cy Deseripti o n.—lt IS also kin f ds of l'uliA,.o preserve the Blades of 'Swords . , and a tro o Zd Steel Articles from Rust.--it w ill IllsoA p ise . t - 5.,.1i ails, I.ktes,%.lis, Water-Butts, Casiis, Tubs, hpo,utst .. preserve I , ti \ ,i 7 ark Palin Barn Floorings, and every kin7l , of Wohd r ote e'th Bui ld,ms, rolll . . Climate ; and 1 ' "'ter' will tr in the East or West Indies, or i n r anY. mill and l ari ri , n°t - " 1 Y Preserve Iron Rail. Ways iron , ho rse ..o,ut, but also render the Dr4uglit oilec,1!I 40 the Work Of Two. - so light, c ar that, one 4: 24i ii inning of the Composition is, "4 CI „undr„,e4 Application of Oil Tallow, or any other kind in some Cases, equal to Itre t e — Le; raitit, or Tar, a s Uri the Public from save by its Ise Wer t I:lUndred-t Four Thousand p'er Cent., exclusive - of ‘iinchling the tear and tear in Machinery, Wh .. eels,.&c. • n & i fie ' . Nil, J.a,,saving of expense more than that Pt alin o g rkmg, for gi ve 4 t f: ten, and nothing can be so clean in its w ,s. , .so little trouble. - • 7A ol d: for the PATENTEES, at No. 40, CHARINC-CROSS, ni,stthe Admiralty, London ' and by their appointment, at ti BiliP-dluit di . ' ' I; k . 'II 'rs - libraries, sta suer i ers, printers, oo st t• , n _ tioiii,_; druggiss, niedibint, warehouses, perfumers, ir , 0 0.- gq, e,,,ese,!titlets, coachenakers, inn-keepers, coach and k w e a r , i Iti ti l ul e ~?,.611 and culeursiops, saddlers, and shop eep_ .. • ; to, united Kingdorrr in boxes , price 2s. 6d., ss. od., -''Gd o ,• . ' ' , p1 3 .,: n , ,. v hui.nea, and two guineas each. . . a po,7_s_ ,allest_size Boxvontains a quantity sufficient to Prime w4i. ii ` % ir \il.eel Carriage four times, with which it will run-up if, til u f Six Thousand Miles, without applying any thing else * 6 , , e 1-Ixletrees'; and One Half-Guinea Box contains a .suf -11 tyt quantity for a Stage -Wagon to travel Thirty-three Ivi ) th u ' a nd Miles ; and it will work with Wood Axletrees, or ,atispaitnon Boxes and Axietrees EA' any Kind.--The most iit thellorY proofslif the merits of this Discovery may be seen Th., ,„ot!!!tees' Office, and also at their Agents.. %itin..,4l-, Jliititi.stbe!..o theirguard against r . i. spu nous Cornpo -14,4 ._ tt!c i is soinetini,e., attempted to be. foisted upon them to . 14 Ni . :y.hei.fiect s of krici mit, instead of which it is nriuri?tis 'a Pat e c _ uu lerY, & c. and none is genuine but that . fc . 7 which bi r . ..ot has been obtained. To prevent imposition, the 0114,(..ti0ns given with each llox are signed " W.l). Bellamy;." fg r , e d lve the Ring's Arms on them—to counterfeit which is 111.1„n, Y : and any person making use . of a, Composition by I,"' n the aterite-es are defrauded ill be prosecuted, One -.u.,14eil ~ . . .0 d etect `-"tiineas Reward having been offered by then' to frauds on the Pa.fent rig - ht. - N I 4 4,,t 1 ,4 . • CHELf;tA IiOSTITAL, , Zatlifipril, 181,4. rffi .COMMISSION'ERS for the AFFAIRS of this HOSPITAL do hereby give Notice, That they intend to treat with such Persons may he willing to con tract to Supply the Hospital with '_:oals for the Fear, Hebburn Main, Heaton Main, Bens Walls-end, Russell's Walls-end,l3eswiek's Walls-end, and Temple's Walls-end ; about -460 or 470 Chaldroiri, more or less. Such Pers6ns who may be willing to furnish the said Coals, to be delivered at the Hospital and the Officers' - Apartmeuts; at per chaldron, including all expences, arc desired to send in'their Proposals in Writing (sealed up) to the Secretary's Office, in the said Hospital, where particular information may be bad, on or before Sattirday the 7th of 'llLinext,, marking on the COier,"‘ Tender for ,Coals," and to attend the Board, which will be held at the Hospital on Tuesday the • ... 10th following. - The Contractor will be required to find Security for the due.performance Coa'ciact.- DISTRESS IN GERMANY. WHILE Europe is exulting in the immediate prospect of Peace, and erecy heart is devising the most expressive means of giving vent to the generous feelings which it excites, M the COMITTEE for relieving DISTRESS in GERMANY deem it scarce!) , needful-to remind Britons, that there is no mode of rejoicing in prosperity, no way of shewing our gratitude to Almighty Providence for the pleSs ing, more noble than the relief of the•distressed, the rescue of those who are ready to perish. The , necessity, so often. stated, for aid to the suffering Germans, still exists .:- Hutch has already been done,' and upwards, of 80,0001. has been no bly contributed, and as promptly remitted, to alleviate the, sorrows, which the happier circumstances of this Country will scarcely enable us justly to conceive of. But there" are mil lions of Sufferers to whom the hand of Charity 'mist vet he extended; to save life : and never was the Proverb, that" He who gives promptly gives double,'! • more applicable than at present. Details of these Distresses will be found in•Iltelte••; ports of the Committee, which, as well as Papers fo r Chnireltes and Congregations, may be had at the' London Taverri, Ud at Ackermasin's, 101, Strand, to the number o f twenty-five, gratis; and above that number, on large ,paper at 7s. and small paper at 2s. per hundred Amount already advertise. • - Subscriptions s At. Messrs. Barclay & Co. Lawrence, Welby, and CO. G,,antbam LS. 0 Parish of Great Brax tall, Essex, perßev. J. M. Wall ace - i 3 5 Henry Sperling, Esq. 10 10 Robert Etgar - 2. 2 H. S.' - 2 2 Jos. Mathews - 1 0 Collection at the Yar mouth Methodist, Meeting, per Rev. B. Stater - Henry Tritton M. D. X. - - The Parishes of Farr,- linghani and Sao ster - 531. 16s. John Wedderhurn, Esq. 52 'lO The Parish of lekling bam,Sutfolk, perßev. Gwilt - 121. 15s. 6d. Johp Wuriltagt, jun. i 1 Lt*-1t typool - 10 0 .A. few Friends at Pon , typoolMonthlyMeet ing - 241. 19s. 6d. At Messrs. Masterman and Co. William Scott, Esq. 10_ 0 At Messis. Glyn & Co. Parishioners of Thor low, • per Rev. T. Crick - 91..35. 6d. Ditto of Foxcarth, Es- ' sex, per Rev.J. Pem berton - - Ditto of Otton Eel chew p,dittp, perßev. '.'Wright' - - John Ruggles, Esq., Rev. Charles Fisher At Messrs. Birch & Co. Arch. Mearns, Esq. 1 0 Samuol Wild, Esq. 5 5 D. C. - - 5 0 H. • - - - .5 0 Mr. Wright - - 5 0 Sir John Harrington a o At William Baits. Friends of Banbury and its neighbourhood, per Ed. Atkins Additional front Friends ,4&!-; .17 Ince received : John Gee, Esq. -'4 io 0 At Messrs. Curries and Co. Rev. Thomas Broadley, 'Hull , - •- . Henry Broadley,. Ezq. ditto - - ,-, 5 0 At Messrs. Martin, Stone, and Co. Collected in the Parish • .of Seater, by Rev.. H. - J. Wollastsm, Rector • - - 25 0 At Messrs.jones, Lloyd, and• Co. Thomas Potter, ,Esq. Manchester, - John . Bateman, Esq. `. ditto .. ':- - ' - 25 0 The Reetorand Fill o.ws of Lincoln College, Oxford . - - Rev. John Wilson, ditto 1 1 A Frintl. -•- I 1 4+t, 11i:1445V r, , fitg.;,l - : , •-. i 74, 11 and Co. An Officer of Artillery • 2 2. Rev. W. W. Burne 10 10 At Messrs. Coutts & Co. Rev. J. Greville, addi tional. -= - Sir John Lubbock and CO. Messrs. Entwisies&CO. Manchester - 100 0 Parish of * Egg, Buck land, Devon -. Collectien at Westlegan Chapel,Carmartlien . shire, by Rev. Sir. Cole - - A Friend, per ditto At Messrs. Child & Co. Rev. H. A. Hughes Parish of stanwick, Nor thampton, by • Rev. ..- CharleS PrOby 101. 10s, Gd. 1 At Messrs. Willis, Percival, and Co.. _ _ - 20 0 -' 1 " 1 1 1 17 0 3 16 5 0 2. 0 10 0 on 2 of Bristol Paul Bei - au - Subscription from Ncath and its vicinity; per Jos. Tregellis Price 9t; 15 At Messrs. - Goslings ant Sharpe. Mrs. Dicey, 2d Sub scription - - I 1 Subscriptions received at tit Tavern ; Lloyd's Coffe:!-Itouse the Bankersin town and count It. it LUK 2 3 3 21 0 40 0 5 0. 9 12 11 5 2 2 1 1 M. L. - - eu At Messrs. Smith, Payne, and Co. and G. Lockwood 5 0 0. Raworth - - I , Rev. J. Moore 5 0 T. S. Nedham - 3 3 Samuel Roberts - 2 2 Archibald Cant - t Itev.!Geo', Winstanley , 2 2 IL J. ' - - - 1 1 Sarah Kniga - 1 1 John Bankard - 2 0 The Receipt a Ball at Leicester - 27 11 , • le Bars of the City of London ; Stock Exchange; and at all. try. : MARTEN, 'l Secretaries. HOWARD, 11/I°)l l \eCtEi:Ym; and Clients ClSieOntijs SOLICI'T'OR, h"ce andharleligtaCbil)inty: offers the ADVANCE; 'of SLIMS of MONEY to any ,extent, on Assignable Property, or Personal Responsibility, on Terms and Conditions more ret►sonable and equitable than what in general publicly appear. Apply, by Letter, post.paid, or personally, to Mr. W. at his Office, No. 11, Chapel-place, Vere-street, Cavendish-square, from 12 till 4. BY HIS MAJESTY'S LETTERS PATENT. MILLARD'S IMPERIAL TWINE CLOTH, {Warranted free from any Mixture whatever) Made in the various Widths of 7-8 and 4-4 for Shirting, and 9-8, 5-4, and 6-4, for Sheeting. THIS ARTICLE, se Desirable for its Econo my, and its great conduciveness to health,' i 4 warm : factured on a Mathematical Principle (ayant Saute l'ao- ' reit'ale de la toile du lin). It so regulating th e p ers pi ra ti on ,having no flax, nor any thin , * of a cold nature, mixed with it, that the ill effects of sudden cold chill, after exercise, is totally prevented, and is suitable to every ClimatZ and Season. It is sold, stamped with the Patentee's name, • &e. at the EAST INDIA .WAREHOUSES, N o . 16, CiIiAPSIDE, and at no other Hause, iu Pieces of 26 yards vac:!, and:upwards, at 4s. 6d. Os. :35".•6d. and vs. 6d. per yard, and nearly half the Price of other Cloth; • The 5-4 :Meetings are from 25; to 52 yards, from 2s. Gd. to as. Gd. and the 6-4 from 36 yards tip wards, from 3s. 6d. to 4s. q. per yard. Orders (v..i4...11 remit tance) punctually executed. -The.Patentee begs to state, for the information of Mer chants abroad, and. of Fainiliq residing at a distanee , from the Metropolis, that every Piece is . stamped agreeable to the Pa tent, with his name, &c. as above, and to which it its4arli cularly accessary to attend. GENUINE MEDICINES). NEIVELRY SONS, :in St. Paul's . • Clinrch-yord, Pi opi ietois of Dr. <James's and other valuable- Medicines, infirni the Public, that since the New Duties, the pento:Aran: a , follow; 'and tilos,/ who luiy 'six more, wtll.lihre the slam pz: but as many per Eons mis take the house, they arc desirk-a to observe,.that the Number is 45, four ditors'i - ;ctu Chcapsi4e. tl s. (1. Dr. Jame. , Powcfrr 2 9 Dal by's Carniinative .• I 9 . Po. Aualetic 4 U . Strong "finet. of Bark 4 0 Do-. Autiliiiiotts- rills.. '2 9 Ifuxhanes ditto Anst in's C alybeat2 4 0 r uglish- Coffee Dr. Steer's °pod ddoc 2;) • ki , ;:icnce, ofCinger, •2 9 Do. Convulsion Oil ... - 2 - ,U • Inglish's Scots Pills Do. C4nlinulje. Drops.. 4 _ Cheltenham salts ESsenoe. of'Cuttsfpot ...3 6 Ipecacuanni Lozenges 1 LI .Mr : Spencv - ,7s pentifrice 4 0 Dr. Solander's Tea e. •-• 2 9 fie Cephalic Snuff ... 1 1 ilenry's Magnesia ,2 Lozeitges of Blois Glass's Nlagnesia -3 6' Spilshurv's ditto ..',... 5. 6 The Eau Meditinale Rheumatic Powder 4 6 GreeliNgles . Tinctures, 1 rrouiti Pitts Dr. Uporter's Pills l If Soothing Syrup 2 9 • Ample Allowance to Mercbaots, &e. for Exportation. 1 - t/CKiVIANS's; PILLS are an EFFECTUAL CURE for G , R'AV El. and STONE, STOPPAGE of URINE, COMP N'TS lathe BACK and,LOI NS, Kt UN ENS, P..YAL4DLR, 4nd LUMBAGO. ' iacirleitt to thb hit-- Titan frame, there are none nibre dreadful in their na ture, nor mote 'alarming in their . consequenceS', than the Gravel ar_4l Stone. They are complaints to which every person is - liable, as the water we drink is 'impregnated- with particles, which not only cause, the excruciating tortures, but are.a f,undation for every other species of-disorder. lIICKAAN'S ORIGINAL PILLS, composed of the most hineeent ingredients, have been found ®f singular effi cacy, in Aii)t only strengthening the vessels containing the Urine; boi happily destroying the' petrifying" quality- of it, front ,vhi,:h proceed the above.Coinplaints, &c. removing the calcu 1, pr, gritty concretions, and banishing every „per nicious xlency to those disorders, without confinement, A Copy of a Letter. • To Mr. 11, I CK VIA NI, Apothecary, SIR,- -I believe liickmanis Tiffs to be the best Meditive ever'•:ni.:n'ri tor curiae the G ravel; therefore I have taken the 0;,01 - tit:Ay to recommend them. Twaßoxes and a half have ct , , al me, so that'l have not found it necessary to take more ; •od,although 1 have suffered, greatly from that dis— order, t small never be afraid of 'it when I can procure so gc}oc. rinnedy. , • tan, &c. rearYarmouth, ,• R. FERRIER. ,Nortolk, Fitly t, 181 a. „Sold, wholesale and retail, at R. Butler's Chemical, Drn,g, and Patent Medicine 4 , V- heapside, corner of St. Paul's' Church-yard, London ; Sharp and Belarn, in Portsmouth'''. t Jones, Weston', Allnut, and Mallory, Port. sea ;, Hall an d ',Johnston, "GoSport ; Coleman and Jacob, Sheerness ; - Peek, Ross. and Turner, Hull ; Hoxland wOrthy, Grixiville, Nettl eto n, ana Gilbert,• Plymouth ; Main and Lloyd, and Swhiney and 'Co. Birtninghain ; Billinge, Edwards and Penny, and Larbhury, Liverpool 'St4ines atilt Lynch, Manchester ; Ttew t o an , E xe t er ; Smith, Mandetton, Rearlhuru, Scott, ..and Baxter, Edin burgh ; Baxter and 11 , 1 1 Donald, Glasgow ; Bulgen and Barry,. Bristol ; Stevenson. and Co. Norwich; Leicester; Dann' and Sutton, N ot ti ng h am ; an d reta il b y most Country Medicine Venders in Boxes at zs, gd. wad, and 6s, each. „ . A , A ‘. \ 10 1 1f7 f/4_-'. . - ,v \ '' D X . To --,,-;.-- - .i`.."%/,', ' t ..,--- ... ‘', 9, tir' .-=. .. =,),. - ' ' 1 8 , ;k . • /, ' .%111/1,130, a. '/!Pii.7l4 , w' ~/ ./111,;,1 j - - • 4,kv NE IV- MUSIC. . " bHE Wandering Boys," a Melo-dramac Romance, as. performed at the Theatre-Royal-, Co vont-Garden; composed and arranged for the Piano4srte, by H. IL, Bishop, priee ss: " Open thy tes, 0 'Hanover !" favourite Recitative -and Air, sung by £tr. Braham' in the - Oratorios at Govent:Garden Tluatre; composed by H. R. Bishop, price Cs. - Six favourite ttw:iances, adapted to French - and English word?, rcith an accompaniment for the Harp or .Piano-Fortc, by•Rhilip ‘Tilleuenvet, price Ss. " The Lass with golden Hair," adapted, to the favourite Air of " Cherry cheeked Patty," price is. The , favourite Dance iu the po pular Op( ra . of The Farmer's Wife, composed and arranged' as z; Rinulo, by H. R. Bishop, .price is. Gd. Three Airs for the Harp, composed •by nice each Is. Gcl. In a few days - will he published, the Music in the favourite Melo dramatic Spectacle of " Sadak and Kalasrade," now perform ing with the i , loAtinhoutided, approbation at the Theatre- Royal,COvent,GaMen, coMposed and arranged for the Piano- Forte, by H. R. Bishop. London : Published . by Goulding, D'Almaine, Potter, and Co. No. 20, , Sulm-square, and No. 7, Westmoreland -street, EPR X CE SIXPENCE-ITA.LFP.ENNY. Thil.Day was published, . In One small Pocket Volume, most neatly printed with .a clear Type, price Bs. • • NTO V U M TESTAMENT UM C f his Edition is printed without Ligatures,. and the greatest attention, bas been paid to its Accuracy. - Printed fur Samuel Bagster, 81, Sttand. .. • This Day was published, in Bvo. pri ce SS. b oar d s ,' T HE VALUE and UTILITY of the FREE DOM of the-HANSE-TOWNS. By J. L. v. HESS. • • . ' . Translated from the Gerinln Mannseript.hy, B. Cry:sep. London : Printed. for Longman, Hnrst, • Res, Orme,' and Brown, Paternoster -row;! and at the British Gallery, a 1 ,'dew Bond-street. This Day was published, 145 Two Volumes, Ben'. price 11. Is. boardS,` , MOONSHINE: Consisting of REMARKS in VERSE, on various SUBJECTS, and on Part of ENGLAND and WALES; tumult others, Dartfo Heath and the Vicinity of the Cray-Rocireter, lifaidstone, istcof Thadci, Guernsey, Riegate, At - Lind:A, 'Northampton, High gate, Bath, Wells, Chedder, Colebi'ook Dale, New Passage, Bre co n, Hafod, Abery,teith,- Auglesea, angor, Caernarvon, Conway, Vai‘; of (l-ycle!,:l3ala,, Malwl4A, Montgontery; Festinion; arid some of the) Seats..ad . jacent. - - Printed for Longrnan,,Htirst; Rep, Oxrue, and BroNtn;Ya ' ternoster-row. This Day was - published, . - • (Illustrated with 32 I'Argravingsj, in 2 Vols: S.V(IP price its 2 Vols. Royal Bvo. price 31. 35.; and ip 4to. with Proofs on India Paper, price 71. 75... boards, (to * correspond with Chalmers's History of Oxford),'_ „.,: :•. HISTORY of .the UNIVEnSITY and. COL LEGES of CANIRRIDGE; inclUding Notices relating to the Founders and Eminent Men. Bv.G. ;DYER, A. B. Formerly of Emmanuel College,Cambridge. 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Assistant-Surgeon, vice . .Smith, appointed to the I,2th Light Dragoons. 12tli'Ditto4 John Elliott, Gent, to be Cor.te v:ce Wallace, who resigns. " 13th ditto, John Horatius Maitland, Gent, to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Brooke, appointed to ;111.: Royal Regiment of Horse Guards. ' 16th Ditto, James Baiilie, Gent. to be Cornet, by purcha:e, vice Nepean, promoted. . Ist Regiment of Font, Ensign Nathan Ashurst to be Liente nant, vice Miles, ,killed in action.' M`Lauctilin, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Ashurst. 9th Ditto, Ensign - Nash to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Henry, who retires. 42d 42d Ditto, Ensign , John Lane to be Lieut e n an t, v i ce Val iance, deceased.. Volunteer P. Campbell to be Ensign, vice Lane. 43d Ditto, WilliaM Powell, Gent. to be Ensign, without, pnr chase, vice Walton, whose apprintment has not taken p 2 ice. 51st, Ditto, Lieutenant Edward •Frederiek to be Captain cf Company, without purchase, vice Darling,,promoted in the' 2d Garrison 52d Ditto, Lieutenant A. Donglas to he Captain of -a'Corn pany, without•pnrchase, vice Payler, promoted in' the 3d Provisional Battalion., Ensign RObert LockwoOd to 'be Lieutenant, vice Douglas. James Prere May, (cent. to be Ensign, vice Loci. wood. , ,••• • • 54th Ditto, Lieutenant Thomas Chartres to be C;lptain of. a Company,, without purchase,- vice Bunbury, promol . Q.d in ' 'the Glengarry Light Infantry Feneibles. 57thqiitto, .Serjeant-iYlajor Danian; from the .95th Foot,. fa be Ensign,- .without puschase, rice Cameron, ap pointed to the 92d foot.. , • 60th Ditto—To be Lietttenants, Ensign Ambrose Sperig, liy pnrohase, vice Rafter, promoted ; Lieutenants J. It. L. N,ealson, from the 102 d Foot, without puichase, alid J. Baiderson • from the 4th Garrison Battalion. 2d Garrislin Battalion, Lientenant Honourable Francis 11,1s sell, from the 7th Foot, td Captala 61a Conipany, vice Dale, appointed to•tbe.f.3d Foot. • Bth Royal •Veteran Battalion, Hospital-Assistant George tq be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Caidweli, placed upow • the Retired List. - lath Ditto, Ensign and Adjutant John Bruce to hare 'the rank of Lieutenant. • To be Assistant-Coihmissaries to the Forces serving in Ire. laiicf—John Baker, William' Led , kith, Hettry Rnchfort and Hugh Loftus Gordon, T.stra-Assitanf Commissaries. The King's German Legion. • •• 'lst Regiment of, Light Dragoons, Lewis. de ..Muller, Gent, to • be Cornet, vice P A. Warton,. who resigns. 4th Battalion of-the Line, Ensign Shea to be •Lielat , tenant, vice Schlichthorst, prom6ted. • 7th Ditto, Lieutenant John Stutzcr to be Adjutant, vice Hart ' • wig; who resigns the Adjutancy only. RoP's Regiment.—Ensign Chas." Trott to IA Lieutenant, .• ice Gugger, who resigns. George G e r o n e i, G en t. I d b e Ensign, vice Trott. •- . • . • Watterill's Reginteot. ; —V<Thinteer chas.dn Nlpulin, from the 49th' Foot, to be Ensign, vice Hicken. promoted. The Duke Of York's Greek Light Infantry. ' Ist Regiment„Ensign. A. Zaecaropulo to bc 'Lientniant, Mice .appointed to the gd Greek Light Infantry Ri:4- went. To be Ensigns, Voltinteer.Pasquale..Ordisni, vice Sr.ll6.ltori s appointed to the 2d Greek Light Infantry lieno.%Jt. lituteerPanajotti Liberopulo, vice Zaccaropulo. A QUALLENGE. MESS - 11 CU,IIRI 1: 7 4 . and C 4. Surgeons, late in his Majesty's service, challengo, the whole world to prove a ; single iffstance where thkir Medicine And method - of care have tailed of the desired effeist,-- The practice of many )-cars in-this particular branch at :heir profession, has not given rise to one unsuccessful ea c. They 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 scud most a n h appily pursued by the yewth of both sexes. hi the one it. will be found to. be.the unfailing source of barrenness; the other have its ravages fatally developed to. them by a distresAng state of debility, which if not timely remedied, - terminates in .impotency, these are its remota and ultimate effects, while Consumption, loss of mliscular power, and various - nervous complaints , usually characterise the earlier stages' of this solitary vice. l -Qf per sons languishing under the disorders incident to such a habit, their treatment is simple, anaPhas tie7er proved - Anluecessfut in the course of a lOng, laborious, and much extende3 practice. lathe most uhstihate and complicated cases of Venereal Infection, such as obstrUctions iu the urethra, spungy ex crescences,. 4ard tumors, callous ulcers, eruptions, seminal weakdess, sleets, as also. strictures, whether recent or of long duration, and which have bailed the skill of other Prac titioners, are by their present . improved plan of treatment; effectuallyand permanently. ured, without the patient suner ing the excruciating pain and alarming hemorrhage which frequently follows the - application Of the lunar caustic. In the.course of twenty 3wius7extensive practice in this Metro polis, numerout cases of Strictures .have been and-are daily tinder their care, the total eradication of which is effected by a safe, certain, and expeditious m o d e o f practicc„werior to any other yet udopttd. The weakness, relaxation, and debi lity proceeding from this complaint are speed removed„ and the patient restored to 'sound and vigorous health. But where thti debility .has for years existed, a proper perseiterance'iii their restorative remedies, after the Stricture has been de aroyed;is indispensably requisite to revive' the sluMbering . sparks of life and to rtanituatc.the cunstitution. Several Noblemen and Gentlemen of the first respectability, have been under the care of Messrs. Currie and Co. fen 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 _evidences of the decisive superiority of Messrs. Currie and .Co.'s plan- of treatment. Many of these Gentlemen have bad strictures from 10 iNi-20. 3, , ztrs, and had been _wider the Care of Messrs. House, llt-avis?de, and other Surgeo,:s of equal eminence, who. attempted the cure by the application of the Lunar. CanitiC, without success. . . Messrs. Currie and Co. maybe consulted by either sex , with the greatest. delicacy, ..sccres, mid honour, - at their hoo,•e, No. 107, Hatton-garden. • Patients i❑ the country are requested to state the purticu- Jars of their case, ape, and - general habit of hiring, &c. &c. inclosing a remittance for advice and medicines, when the name will be given or seat to ; any part of the kingdom. ensure that secrecy so essential tw their undertaking, the. postagdiof. letters •iita); be - added . : to the 'account for Ale 9th Suite, 1809,-407, Hatton-gardoa. 016 re;: )itty jr. I I r:1 got ots Lig