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Is. 3° 1 LS t O r t 0 1 ,,e e for r' o ' oes ,.iti, 1 y t 5 t,10 (.5 " ;0 16 ' sil o 4e it ; • ci • ~t• • , v3 ..t, . 3 3.1 Ntiltl4lt C 892.1 --- "---'----:,...--, ;.-- t TUF.ATIIF - DRURY-LANE. Their ' II S Pftv • ROYAL, - Oct. 8, \I- i ''BENT EVENING, of k-i,ies servants will erform the Comedy tt ii-',‘,,E.A WIPE AND HAVE A WE ,, a l- , °-"'"r• Ellistoa ; end Estifauia; Ms. ""we.' •f , To which will be added, __. t Pltd„,, •,1117. REHMAN.IN LOND.ON, '4, , "4Y) King Richard the Third ; with The Weather- .4q t „, 1 ~,-Nr:RA I Y AR.,..En:9usINGqicy. ' ,t c it,A ; 4 , (4- 112 1, AILLTING of MERCHANTS P A r.'11 4 ,,1 : 11, 1 ,,1„,‘,., interested in the BONDING of : . tr qi v . , % L e ur, .-4 - ifil: of LONDON, hill .be held :4t, the :' i il t 't th I itl i in ' ern, Bishopsgate-street, on ,TfiESDAY. ;. r ta s t l i ke,j,'ery a i st • a! Twelve o'Clock,.to take•into consi nt,, ty, o 4y t , e arming situation in Nthia they arc likely. I, k, tt i r p pcji i .. ezifo lt e recent detCrutina,tion'of the Lords of the q. 4, ,tf lia qlf (i:,., the payment. Of•-tbe Ditties (on the 30ili. ii 'lii t ; l 4 :4 l w e e d. 4 4 1 I t 'l l % fares, and Adercliandizn, ,wbiCh fl . tty re iouses under bond, and the F' t il I I ti ill h , ll ,ti . ,!e e 3 s .. s i r e t atire i . e til s e i: . v et e o ra . l , AVarehousin A cts, and oh . I+l,l 13 44 ' Id B r° . . , . h. i nh „ ti ers up . . Job a Alever. • Zki tt ,' 4 ,, "en, V; l Peilder, Bluhui, and Simon. t ligti er ciiazetea & SirCluis. Price, Bart. and Co: 4‘14, (4 111,!, 'old c o ' John Rapp. . il..ttlf,A..leff, and i . /totiAeniont and Bebrcuds. V "It 4 4 Coi 1). H. and Rucker &Co. ,li, ll :iii ' 4 l l a r e,: '', and Co. ' Rucker, Itrctliers. l' - ‘ 4 iti• ''' o ll U. Sartoris. • ie qt t , kat, ' c1„,,-.. , ..ii i -, and Co. Scott, Burn, .and Co. }1_,V,, 4 11,1' ',lt. ' 4 . Sillern and Grautoff.. ei4 i ii thi ,•e. l ,. . - Spitta, Mollins and Co. 04 4 .'44 e • , 'faddy and, Co. ),c 174 4 11 d Taste t, :LaCoste, and Cu. 'i, •••s, ii, S ons li r it 4 4, ltit `‘ ) th ~, waifurds and Greea. 1.. 1 4 1 ,, t ittusti,..l. cu. , Wards anti Ttiompson. ‘:4 eild 4 ,... , oc Co. Wilson, Agassiz and CO. 4 11 14 1 ,,,,,h!%,,ie Prn • Samuel Williams ' . 4 1, ( pie ch . Wilson, Minsbull, and Co. et., air Will be taken at One precisely. '' 1814. k, .ISn FIRE OFFICE, ' 4 14, 4 %1 „ ut t Il aimi ze %r9tice Buildings, Furniture, Nh (Ai• b.' ' 1 ' 1 1 ) s, Vessils, and all other Property, 4 14 h t llA y 4 , M age by FIRE. sour • eff ect t Peri(Als or for several Ye:ars tog'e 4tt:tiltil (1 - at this Office, upon the most equitable ii l tt he . ` - '4 O lll ot! ) p reh~ . e Fharged for Sums of 3001. or upwards, sfordstag their present Insurances. u k of a FARM will be insured without ortil r educed Premium of es. per Cent. 4etdttliie walof Policies expiring at.lllicliaelmas t !i,k ni and of Offices in the Strand and v tiv e aud of their Agents in the Country, 'oPosals for n ew Insurances. , r -ROBERT SKELTON, Secretary. 'ti.,`N KS. An ER.Y of 6,000 TICKETS. No 1 . to' be drawn in One Day,- NEXT SA '.. • , • • •• . SCHEME. I• f ... • • • • •L./0,000 - is L 20,000 • •• • 2,000 2,000 , „ • . 1,000 . 3,000 • • • •• • 500 1,500 100 1,200 I ,(y, •' • " • 50 l,OOO 20 2,00 0W l • • • • • • 5 29,309 . 4.t!,. al, • 1, .60,000 tiq{ . SIT • , 14„N 4 nd . are selling by RICHARDSON, q tr 6 ‘tli t ' - '•rie r "` ( : ) ,: C ontractors for the Lottery, at their 14, ) t ch a " _. ll ank-buildings, Cortthill, and facing tr 4l ilu i ri g - cross, , 4 I u f‘ollou ing CAPITAL PRIZES in the Last ttGi,d thaw . Ak„:„ ....... bed 17th September L. 10,000 5,000 . , I\ l. 1.7; 7 , . : ............. '.. , ....... 1 I 'OOO t NA, t( o, ...... „ 1 2 ... ' 111 1 t ty- si x shares. - ' i ll. V 4,- W.Ps -7 : ---- --,--i . . -: • t..;";,,.' 4 p i :iii i \,........,- INDIA PLANTERS. '' 'r "'N' • ' 11 ' 0 1' TA \ - 1 - 1 ITPRO \TEM ENTS ~,,, :v 4 . reth, tx ri , 1- i . .i. 'Ai n 7ltil k „lbil,,7` 4 , io n , ). .\1 cONCERNN, wi;•;ch wiR effect au Si t st "t, • : 4 ' l th . °1 Expellee, pre , ,ive the Negroes, and vl i F-! t 'iliduithee;',la.b.9lli-. ma - y he ' 5 . ,-4_•ii, by Letters uf,Ap il), 4;4 4 •11K 1 ,, e ,"Nt PA .... TO itY.o f 3. COLL i -NG I:, .NI a -I.,o,;(•,A'hlie, p":, B ricige-road; Lambeth. Where also t i'' 4 :, , tc-41'.t! it 'I ,.. I I I :‘ , (,I. ,I N INTTAXLE•I . 'itEE.ti and 'BOX . ES' for '4 th 4 rt i,ei lt '' , patronised by his Royal Highness Vt Pt •ii Ace i th e ' . ikl - ,'' 3 4 1 , 0 li. e ,, " 11.0 y 4I Higlinesscs - t he Dukes of ' - •1 11 (.' of ti 1. , - and Cumberland and upwards Of t i . .. l'lre,'‘,4lleul:_ri_po Noy' ility a ' nd Geritiy . of . r ti c it' •• k.:artages are upon that Cons, u . If , ;i. O • r tN, r . a _ '1 `; 11) I.PC)( , V ' • I RELIiND ' A 114 ' • ... . it 1,1 1 1 ,.• Ps- A-Nlb --LOUSAND, .OR T I - I Illt Y ',`44ll.l,ll(t;'4l:ATE I.'OUNDS, - WANTED upon a FEE 1 14klt il ih tt :44,l A "1 'IRELAND, contm upwardS. of 'Yet. O r, Nc er e , , set t ' I • • t T , n-iiit 'who have , t it , -4, ... -, tit !,s o ven i , s# ... 1 , Oil ' vo-h - %t „1 ent of 17,000/. annum. This st\kilX,,,iti,,ti•:i.t,s.,,,,,„;Ytt°.Jee,tr,o. ;Iny charge . , s et lenient, - . 47?: . 1- : 1 \, 4 1. 1 3 1' 1 , b ;'. o r b v ,:',!l interest will , , lievrmde : pa”shit. (4 1 1 41. he, n ui :9l , :n. - Apply to I . honras I)..lthin i; litotltoT itie " , is ; ,. wile w•ill - Kitts!) , a Lender 1 4, Sky I . --- --- C -__________ 111' '''t N'' ' LI trite,„, RADRALLY CURED. - 1i;1)4(1444'7 ' N: ' N G -Rnt 1) - and Cn. ' removed I', -t k. t liti t ' , Avi i ' 4 ` hillll ), q t : , lt,, , kr . e r, p. Pton-row, to No. 18, Keppel-street, , Z,,qt i, , t ( rt, l. , 14,, "eY pursue their PRACTICE on I-lER- I";t'iti‘Wil:,.'(:'llt(lll:..r:,,lr,(l.lll'lisfletioti at being the rst who lyl, ....J i, a, i tt , (1, , gateu their New-Discovery for Alit. , t,,ce ,1„ 4. ""dful Complaint : 'Those numerous tilt, r p4l. UUPtql them l i . es la —n universally sat is lAti) ilt.ilie,A:hoin liLe ~ he e:l4 'p erfee(ly. c urejl; in nlully proves its efficacy. # t..., ~.... . 7 1 ~ .0, . 4 //zo CONTRACT FOR Cll-10). 7 . - • Ndvii-Glffice, 4th Oct. 181 4. rrIIE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and CO,IIMM- S MYERS cf HIS -11_,IJESTY's NAVY do hereby give Notice, That on Wednesday, the 19th Instqnt, at One o'Clock, they will be ready to treat with such Persons as may be willing- to Contract for supplying his Majesty'S Yard at Sheerness with CHALK. 4.1 Form of the Tender Way be seen at this Office. No Tender will be received after • One o' Clock on the day of Treaty; nbr any noticed, unless the Party, or an AVent for hint, attends. Every Tender must be accompanied k' a Letter - addressed to the Nary Board, and signed by two resimu.rible Perscmsy - engaging te - becom6 , bound with the Person tendering, in the Su)n for the due performance of thy Contract., CONTRACTS FOR STRAW, Commissaryin Chief's 011ice,‘London, Oct. 6, 1814., t W ANTED for. the Barracks in the inder.= mentioned Counties in South Britain,' for the Bar racks in \orth Britain, and in the Islands of Guernsey, Jer sey, and Alderney, such Quantities of Strkw for filling Pail lasses as may from Time to Time be required by the respec tive 'Barrack Masters for the Time being., The Deliveries to commence on the tst of NoVember next, and to continue until the 31st of October following. Proposals, wade separately for each County in South Bri tian, for the whole of the Barracks in North Britain, also fot the whole of those in the Three Islands of Guernsey, Jersey, and Alderney, sealed up, and marked " Tender for Straw," will :Je receiyed at this Office until Twelve o'Clock on Friday, 'the 21st instant; but no. Proposal will he noticed tut less made on, or annexed to, a printed Partcular, and priCes inserted it. )rds at length ; no: unless a Letter be subjoined to such P. Josal from a person of known prOperty engaging to become bound with the Party,tendering for the due per formance of the Contract. If Tenders are smithy Post, the Postage must be paid. Paiticulars Of. the Contract may be had on Application at this (Mice, between the Hours of Eleven and :Five; VI De putt' Cuinmiss:u•l-General Young, Edinburgh; Deputy Conn missary-General Coupe, Guernsey; and Deputy Commissary- General Bent, Jersey. • COUNTIES. Borks—Chester--C,ornwall, (including Scilly).—Curnberland --De'von—Dorset—Durham—Essex—liant3—liunts—lsic of, Man—fsle of Wight —Kent-,—Lancaster—Nliddlcse . x—Norfolk —Northampton— Northumberland--Nottinglialu—tionierset —Suffolii--Surrey—Sussex=—Warwick—Wilts—Yorlt—North Britain—lslands of Guerisey. Jersey, and Alderney.. T HE Aitention of a Generous Public is cluirneil by arMOST 01S - FaESSING•CAIEH--,‘ very worthy, thd ag t, p ogr t;;;Svittnal i , with -a Wife and large Firtnily t boring been einpl.syed in a Stone Quarry, -a, large. nuantity'-of the stout• gave way, and buried the unfortunate victim many feet under the massy rock; by great exertions he was at . letigtb extricated alive, but with the left,side and leg entirely mutilated, the bones. shattered to pieces, and otherwise bruised in a shocking mariner. In this state he was con veyed to the hospital, and by the superior skill and humane treatment he there had the benefit of, -he at length. recovered 5o far as to be ahste to walk, by the help of exterior applica tions, and do ~ little work ; bot, from the dreadful man ner in which the bones. of the fe d ; waS shattered, parts of them cont . /ma:illy presented 'themselves std prevented the : possibility of au-entire cure. iu this state he was tempted, from over anxiety to assist his family, to seek for, and was employed, - in the labours of a oars ;by over exertion and the -weather coming on extremely cold, Isis wounds got inflamed, and, together with his distress of mind, drove hint insane. .In this dreadful state he was obliged to be removed to St. - Luke's Hospital, where he now is, and is en the eve of being reported perfectly sant', ' , To aid his distressed Family, and to assist him with the Means to procure the necessary ,appen dages to establish him in a small Carrying Concern, is the object of this appeal to the feeling Mind. The most trivial - donation will be thankfully received by Meisrs. Moon and Backhand, No. 66, - New Bond-street, and ,by Mr. Millard; No, 16, Cheapside, who will give every information, and who has kindly engaged to see -the subscriptions properly ap. plied. t This Day was published, In Four Volumes, 12m°. price 11. 4s. boards, THE RECLUSE OF NORWAY. By Miss ANNA MARIA PORTER. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-row; and at the British Gallery, 54, New Bond street. Of whom May be had, by the same Author, In , 1. The Hungarian Brothers, 3 vols. 1 2mo. - the 3d edi tion, price llis. 6d. boards. • 2. Don Sebastian, or the House of. Braganza. An Histo rical Romance, in 4 vols. 12mo. priced 1. Is. boards. 3. Ballad Romances, &c. in 12mo. price 7s. boards. . This Day was published, in 12n o. price 7s. bound, , A N EXPLANATORY PRONOUCIN6 1; DICTIONARY of the: FRENCH LANGUAGE, in 'French and English; wherein exact Sound and Articu lation M every Syllable are distinctly marlie.d. To which .are prefixed, the Principles of the French Pronunciation, Prefatory Directions fur using the Spelling Representative of every Sound, and the Conjugation of the Verbs, regular, irre gular, and defective, with their true Pronunciation. . By L'Abbo TARDY, Late Master of Arts - in the University at Paris. A new Edition, revised. • Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees,• Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-row, and W. Clarke, New loud-street. This , Day was published, In One t olume, l2ruo..fthe 2d Edition) price (s. hoards, il lustrated with Plates by Lowry, At FAMI LIAR INTRODUCTION to the ARTS and SCIENCES, for the 'Use of Schools and Youtig Persons ; containing,a general Explication of the Fun dumental Principles and Facts of the. 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L l ti VI bert 47aster •Atrend. 6ij.i, ROYAL MARINES.I - Laving sigtrided a wish to see a : —J. l:irdcast',i DO.; ..... • .. llo • N CM ENT erected to f1ie71911.11-i 011. Y. of the MELVILLE, it : is proposed to RAISE a FUND for carrying ' 'L.. ,T. ,I•?, :r; l i ‘ ii B,,n ti l- , ' ?(D S' o lr ) v'''). °l;Fic) into efrt'ct so ,desirable an objce. i . t. • . • _ r :iobui ii jl3‘);itsw. Sheet: • huff;; , 1 . 1-va:r; (:Claster S ul-c , ';'-vr; ' • It is iptended that tile Monument shall be raised orider the — it... 1,, .ok , :y .:` , lastez-B ' o - 44-;i7iihier ' • :!e r ei - i . SuperilAtendance of a Committee at 'Editibtirgli; on - the Anderson ~ IbiaiS w . of the Tic aii SuMmit of th e Msun tain called irthal.i: ~.'eat, in the Center '• ' itcceii - edfrOurr N,ival- Yard, Leith. • , of the (.:4;ninti . wiiich his Lpi.o)hip so ably and honourably re- G James t l l3 P i. a n tt e e ' r :in ' (I . ' C ' N- a i l l % ° 111 L e ft • presented - ezi.dant) - ' ~ li thirty neighbouring Count;es, at the same time .that it will ' S Ganliam,. Esq. piaster S ipiy-igl i t) Mr. J. Bruce (N ava l. Office) fo • . - nt: an excellent Sea Mark for the Entrance of the Firth of Latona's Ship's.Conipativ, '7 Day's Par: Forth.. .D '7-1- . . Checokee's .e l. Do. -' ' • ,-)0. - ; Clio's ' Do. Do., 2 Do. TlNeWbrids requisite for a work of this• magnitude will of '-' m x .. . - ' *% : l o d fSi t iliSer , ilierl are without doubt omitted ' eioirie bfAarge, but when his eminent Services in Parliament ) •• 4,1-t-rt•'-i:saiuilict:, d 0 pu , Sli-:li a List of AbscriberS monthly together kith thentimerou benekt4:kbich tee Navy o‘" , e, .to It willite esteemed A fai•omif th lige fienTi&Meti,'Wbo ' have ail enint, addressed t o Rear-Admiral W. J. Hope, M. 1 1 4 'his beneficent conSideration are'ree o ll ec tbd, th ere c a n h e 'tic; I s er c " livn te . receive S t ibscri P ti " s we "! 5"u() a net a , 'tic doubt but all ranks will vie' With each otb e r in their end e a- •‘ Leith " e t' - votirs tO•perpetuate his Memory by a.Monurnent as 'conspi 'cous as his. Virtue,, and as lasting-as their Gratitude. It is:scarcely necessary to'call to the recollection of the Sailor or Royal Marine, that to bins their families arc in- debted for comforts which were unknown to them in former times. The present moment, when ships are being paid off, 'furnishes them with an opportunity Of,evincingtheir grate;ol sensevf these benefits by contributing to the'FiliO. . . .*. . : 8 .'3 5 5 0 I 0 t; I I 0 0 5 ct Tliis Day was,publiAid, In One VoNan.: Octavo, pri•_•e. 12s. in hoards, TiIAMMII LEXICON PINDARICUM, ex integrO ejus OPcie EqmologiCO eicerpsit, et justi. Serie disposnit, - HEN . RICITS HUNAS:GFOiti), L.LA • • Collegii 1.11a..i;t! %Vinton, prop Winton, Socius. , Printed for T. Cadell-and Davies, Strand. As soon as 'a sufficient sum shall be collected, it is intended' to forum a Committee for the purpose of receiving Designs and Estimates, and proshuting the work without loss of time, on a scale equal fothe"-emount which is likely . to 'be collected; and all persons are invited to assist towards raising a Structure which may hand down to posterity the admiration and gratitude so justly dile to that Friend of the British Whose Memory it is intended to perp'etuate. This Day was ptAlished, In 12mo. price 4s. boaids, carefully revised and,correctcd, the Third Edition of • • • • A KEY to' CHAMB . AUD's FRENCH EX Ell- CISES, being a correct Tiluislation Of the rariOuivkx ereises Contained in that By E. J..VOISIN. Printed for Longroan;H, urst,;ltees, Orme, and Brown, Pa , 'ternoster-row. Snbscriptions . will 'be received by Messr•L Drummond, bankers, Cbaring-cross.rthe Secretaries of all the Commau rlei9 in Chief in the United Kingdom and .by all the Nary and Marine Agents in London ; Walter Reid, Esq. Pay Office, .Plyrnouth ; and at the Pay Otlice of all the King's .Ports; to be placed by them 41 till: 'lauds of Messrs: Drummond, " For a Monument to be erected to, the Memory Of _the late Lord:Viscount Melville:" • • TqIIEADNEEOLE;STREET, The OLD STOCK EXGIIANG; TWO SHOPS, , Swe'etink's. Alley; OFFlCLS„Sweeting*o-Rents; arW 1114-1 E THOU SAY:I) POUNDS, 3 per Cent.Corloii.—To I)e'SOLD . bt AUCTION, by Mr. CHAMPNEY; at the' MART, Barth°. lotnew. , Lane, .ofi THURSDAY, 27th ouroBER, 1314, at 12 o'Clock, by Older of the Asiguees, • l e L thlt• extensive, well-known, .substantial, and 'truly valmtble LEASEHOLD PROPEBTY, com prising. the Old Stock Exchange, Two Shops; Tt;os.B soicl 0, Sweeting's-ailey, and Connting-liouse3 and . in Sweeting s-rents; which very important and tbthty desirable property, situate within a few yards of the sltnyal Exchange and..l3mili of England,. and peculiarly eliLtible for paolic or detached Offices, is ;ield under rie - Lir:i l :l.i' conipany for an un e xpi re d' t. ( 4- ak of 56 yedrs from Michaelmas, 1814, at the low rent of Four Hundred I?ound, per ann:no, and let to re spectahle.tenants at will, at rents amounting together to One Thousand One Hundred and Eighty Pounds per annum ; together with Three Thousand Pounds, Three per. Cent. Con solidated Bank Annuities, ,invested in the names of, the .Drapers' Compan)t and. the Le,,ee,as sectirity for the payment of rent and performance' o' covenants.—To he viewed, by leave of the respective tenants ) until the sale; from 10 till 1 o'clock (Sundays exceptcl) ; with tickets only, 'which, with particulars, may be hat of Mr. Champney, Ilasing-lane; particulars likewise of Messrs..D,:iinats and Greases, Soli citors, King's Arms Yard, Ctiletilan-street, and -Lincoln's ,Messiis—Growder, Lavie and Garth, Splicitors,' Frederick's-place, Old Jewry; and at tlto Mart. - " Health is the only Riches a Man can set a Value upon without it all Men are poor, let. their Estate be what it will."—Moore. N Physic there i 3 a Wide -.Field open for Dis covery, which calls forth the. powers of ingenious Men. There are many Disorders which no Physician yet has lzertz able to cure; but it does not folloW from this that all those Diseases are incurable. The virtues attic_ CORDIAL BALM OF 'GILEAD , arc daily demonstrated, in eradicating the worst and most dangerous symptoms of Nervous Debility. It phssesses wonderful efficacy in all Nert'ons.'Disorders, Fits, Head-aches, Weaknesses, Heaviness, and LownesS o f S p i r i ts; Dimness' of Sight, Confused Thought,.Wandering of the Mind, Vapours, and Melancholy, and all kinds_of hysteria Complaints'are gradually removed by its use. Sold by Samuel Strau'd; Bacon and Co. 150, Oxford-Street; opposite New Bond-street, London, price is. per Bottle, or four in One Family' li.. the for sts. on which 11s. are saved. 4, ,,* Observe the *or,ls " Sam. Solomon, Liverpool," are printed in the Stamp, imitating which i 5 Felony. MATIUM9NY; Disorders ]lave contribitted more essen tially to destroy liimen:Nti Ilappim'ss tiian those which are the conseqiiett,:c of unguarded pl easur e. P eop l e Of every rank pay adoration to th e shrine Of %Vettlock ; bat -where- th..tCotistitution :has been tainted' by Disease,--a reno vation of stability is indispensably requisite. Twenty yars 11;1.62, we devoted our practice to the exclusive treatment of the following Disorders ; and the succc...sfill result of our. ptan gives us ildditional ardour to oppOse, as far as we are able, the ravages. of those Complaints, which are the most important, in" the Catalogtie of Hu;o:in Ind rtniti e . The Disorders to,the cure of which we have devoted our attention, comprise every species of Venereal, Infection ; all kinds ofsDebility, whether arising front the habits of school hoys, or the iinitilgences of maturer a•.;.e. ; that cleran;ement of she system in - Women, which is called Btlrrennes or Steri litV; SeminallVealsness, Gleets , , Obstructions in the. Urethra; as also Strictures, whether recent or of lOn; duration, and which have baffled the skill of other PraCtitioners, rite by our present. improved' plan of &cement effectually and twine nently cured, without the Patient sulkring :the exeructatilig• pain and alarming tiemorrhage wit ich frequently follows. th e application of the lunar caustic. in the course of mir exten sive practice in this Metropolis, numerous cases of Strien oyes; have been and are daily under tun, care, the taill eradication of which is effected ‘ by a safe, elatain, and, expeditious mode of cure, superior to any other yet adopted. The wealine,,,, relaxation, and debility, proceeding from this complaint,' speedily removed, anti the pati e nt res t ore d t o soun d and vi gorousheJlth. But where the debility'has for years existed, a proper perseverance in our restorative remedies is indisrn sably requisite, to revive the slumbering sparks of life, and to rea'siiaate the constitution. Numerous Diseases are the resin; cf ignorance or hash' in the treatment of a simple Gonorrhoea; and it not uulre tittently happens that the seeds of•life arc poisoned by the in discretion of an unguarded hour. By 0 suprior method, complaints are easily cured; and even where (Abets have failed, we trust that we may presume to offer a radical esta blishment. " , Few, however, arc the cases of complicated 'l:st:es's of this disorder, compared with the calamitous situation of men, who, from an indidgenee in a solitary viee, or the prevalent gaieties of a fashionable life, acquire l'hat state of, Debility which is the unavoidable consequence of such pernicious ha bits. Where the unhappy ,sufferer. ,broods over his misery, but carefully conceals his misfortunes, it 'nay lie some con solation for him to know, that altl u sn g h it lie an, Object of doubt or uncertainty with Other Practitioners, the removal of these deficiencies, by the gradual progress of Renm•ation, is the acquirement of our experience. It the rites of Bacchus or Venus have begun to reduce manly rigour, much anxiety will be prevented by an catty counteraction of this languid state, and in -those cases tip great difficulty will occur. Patients in the country :ire requested to state the particu lars of their ca:c., age, and general habit of living, and in closing a remittance hir advice and medicines, when the same Will be given or sent..to any part of the hiogdam. • C‘TRRIE and Co, Sprvolis, Nu. 107, Hat Lun-iarden. SUBSCRIPTIONS ALREADY RECEIVED. , ~. . 1' Leith. Rear-A iiiiral.•Wnh .T. I A1e:...., i...... .. • ... Vice-Admiral John Hunter . Rear-Admiral. Fraser..,• - • '.. .. Captain Ogilvie ' -- ( 'a'ltaiti .A. Smith (Latona) ' - . .. . Laptain G. Ferguson . , Captain Ja,.... Murray (Oberon) ('al,: yin George King ('al)tai :;,13. C. Cator • 'Captain . S. G. Pechell (Unicorn) .Captain StoVart. Captain Jas. Watson Cytain Mathew Buckle ' ` Vaptain J. G:Gatiand (Alert) „clptaiii David Ramsay • ; ,,cata,iii 'l'. D: Bokwall - '4..t.t.th, el„i isto(ti.., r .'....:1,2,,....___0: . ., u t..t;.r35atc) Captain Baugh Captain Tait ,Captain A. B. Bingham (Myrtie) Captain W. R..Jacksiin (Briscis) .Captain Tailour Captain Win. Farrington. (Clio) Captain Win. Rani age (Cherokee) Lieutenant David Anderson (Latona) Lientenant,John )Mundell (Furious) Lieutenant David Ramsay . . Lieutenant IL Shipley Lieutenant Rich. Glinn Lieutenant T. B. Fellowes • ' • Lieutenant Jas. Tait (Earnest) / • Lieutenant Rich. Bankes (Forward) . Lieutenant Ball ''' . I. ( cy ) Lieutenant G. Murton J . • lo .Lieut e n ant. Field Mr. Williamson (Suri, , ,eon, Latona) .. , Mr:Platt '(PtirSer, Ditto) ...... .. ' Mr. White ' (Master,. Ditto) Mr. Cotterell (Purser, Clio) Mr. Rntherfonl (Surgeon, Ditto) - z • Mr. Livingston (Master, - Ditto) . ' • \ Allen Field, Esq. Secretary - - • ' 3 List transmitted by Dr. Thompion, Deptford. Vice-Admiral Sir Thos. Williams . IS 15 0 Two Captains, 51. ss. each . ' Doctor Thompson 5 , 5 '0 Transmitted by Walter Reid, Esq, Plymouth. Vice Admiral Ddmett. . .. lO 10 . 0 Captain Gage (Indus) !. . . • • ' 10 10. 0 Captain Walker (Bedford) Captain Lord Colville (Queen) . 5 5, 0 Captain 'l'. Elphinstone (Dublin) .. • 5 5 0 Captain Sir Christopher Cole (Rippon) '. . ' .. 5 5 0 Captain H. Stewart (late.Pudaegus) . Captain Ciunby(Hvperiori) ' ' ' ' 5 5 0 Captain Prescott (Eudanus) . . - 5 5 4 0' Jos. Whitby, 'Esq.. Superintending the Breakwater 10 10 0 J.. Billing (formerly a Purser) ' 5 0 0 Captain Hall (Salvador del Mundi) . 2 9 0 Captain C. Jones (Ville de Paris) , 2' 2 0 Captain.E., Collins (Half -pay Commander) Richard Bromley, Lsq. Secretary • '3 - 3 0 _ • Dr. Thompson (Naval Hospital) , 2 2 0 Mr. A. Gordon (Pay Otiice) Mr. Walter Reid. (Ditto) -. Mr.J. Woolridge (Ditto) Mr. Wm. Hodge , 3 3 0 Sir. Orchaid fPurser) . .. 1 1 0 Mr. Nohbs (Ditto) • Mr. Nesbett (Ditto) .. 1 1 0 . Mr. J. Moore (Master) Mr. J. King (Ditto) . 1 1 0 Mr. J. Bruit' (Ditto) . • 1 1 0 Mr. J. Mann (Ditto) Ten Warrant Officers, at 10s. names to be trans mitted Four Ditto, at .ss. each . - List transmitted by T. Aldridge, Esq. London Admiral Billy Douglas Captain Peter Douglas Captain J. M. Adye . Transmitted by Joseph Whidbuy, Esq. Officers and Clerks-of the Breakwater at Plymouth Collected. by Captain Vesey, on paying Liverpool's Ship's Company . , Transmitted by General Lewis, Royal Marines Woolwich. _ _ __ ...... • • 5 0 0 1 0 0 10 10 .0, 5 3 0 5 5 0' 23 7 6 13 (2 0 General Lewis Colonel J. Home .. Lieutenant *Li Adjutant Congton Dr. Jainsh Mr. A. Jainsh • Transmitted by' Thomas Burnett, Esq. Store keeper, Woolwich. Thonlas Brown, Esq.,(Master Attendant) 5 0 0 Edward Sion, Esq. (Master Shipwright) . 5 0 0 Thomas Burnett:, Esq: (Storekeeper) • 5 0 a D. Dunn (Surgeon) 1 0 0 Mr. J. Andres (Sup. Master) 1 0 • a .A.rcbiliald Moody (Master Bygg) 1 0 0 5 0 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 4, , —. Luc i niru ; wan the W cattier -0 ''''' , At 6 .k k l n t l': ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. ki PerfortletrthAyr EVENING, - Oct. 10, will be , 44; \ it.( ragedy of Boy jr•en aged' AND JULIET. - , o it .,''' , D u h r l ' in w4 Y; and Juliet, Miss O'Neil, of the Theatre " l eltl,i llh ' 6e iiig her third appearance in London., , C ad ded (sixth time), a new Melo-Drama, in I , ,„„ Three Acts, called 11, 4 484 , 411 E FOIIEST OF BONDY. yilipt NT), Love in a ITilla , e • with The Forest of Bondy, klf:hat the art Love i ' rifornied that Miss O'Neil '*h,tlikl".s'l•. Othuulr'usdr4acyl,erbeo'ifiti li ton Wednesday next being her first appearance in that • • IIT. •1 11-1e1 AA'S A. C'T`Y'S HOSPITAL. \it ~„,.c,,,s„T,,LE, G'OOI'ER will BEGIN his s 'kt ' E: - nES oa SPRGER'Y on MONDAY, the inth ight „toe, in the Evening. I+ •''' Aitßn 14 ,, 1 4 m ., LITMAN, Physician Acconcheur to h•lrou'S'', "ilesex Hoslital, the Infirmary-oa f 'Westnster General 14et,„ and the Parochial St. George, i30i1,,,,04(111.14v,:i1l BEGIN a fresh • COURSE 'of EEC 'l,tl' '-llS'` .1 C ORY and PRACTICE of MIDWIFERY; ,No ct , th ASES of WOMEN and CHILDREN,-On MON -4A 4 1 .ec tiir e: 1 0, at half -past Ten o'Clock. tl )r 4,.N/Tp7,,will be delivered as 'usual at the MIDDLE .,I;, ~ Nt 1.._171".... • 4:4l:4yout;,tietlons, if desired,' to Surgeons retiring from ',, c itt,.. 114 .11 , 4 1 4 7, and toNlerlical Praaiiinnt!rs already set )4rebit,j be desirous of further information on the ti N ,,er 'r, t - ,11,. d ei.s • „rna : s may he procured at the different Medical li:11 Ite',C` , The Westminster Gen%ral Dispensary, in I /. ''N i S oho • at the Middlesex Hospital ; and at \,....: , llotise, No. 26, Half - Moon-street, Picca...