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. „. • #/'• r'4 4 7 . k, z-zt • - ;!.il r9ILAz.,„, _ yy --,, , t • • [PRICi7, StkPF,itT6iiitALPPlitit,q;. U ER 6734.] THURSDAY, A N.T.I. 7, 1814; PANO rt Al‘i A, STRtiNtk, Vt4l ll, 5.° ri- S T R Egr, YIPAV of BER.LIN, , one of the finest Cities k r l a Germany, is noir Exhibiting.' Timken near the Gen amongst ngstthe Best of the Public Buildings, with ail exte- Vie w ' • • . :th e () t the Country and the itivi.tr Spree, covered with •‘: ;ll4ct es••t•is used hi the Inland in S•li ' Itea NariKati d on of Germany.— l•ktro 6 and ti theistaned. p a GENERAL ILLUMINATION. !TN . [LE ° ftFilotl usually attendant on 'Suet) Rejoi n cin n . - ,s, from the wantofforethought in some, and • ef time to catry into effect th e id eas o f others, to celebrate so joyous an event as that which, from our unparalleled Silt cessek with those of our, Allies, all Ranks of Societ3 , are now most anxibasly looking forwards to—A GENERAL PEACJ has included JAMES MIST to prepare an immense STOCK of ILLUMINATION LAMPS (new) of the most brilliant - colours; and at his Pottery and Glass Warehouse, Not 82, - Fleet-street, he can eiiectite Orders with dispatch, however large the quantity. He further ben to remark, that the purchase .of the Lamps dog not exced in price what is usually charged at . the time of Illumination for the loan of the same for one night. The above Advertisement is worthy the immediate at- • tentton of -Gentlemen having the management of. Public Buildings, such art Shire aid Town HallS, and other extol , . • site Edifices. . • - 7 Iti arfew Dayg. wi;i be pablished, • ,Elegantly printed in One V,dorne, small Octavo, LETTERS ADDRESSED to TWO ABSENT' - , I).II.TOHTERS. By - Mr:7'• itUNDELL: ~ Printed for Itic;hard Bees, N 0.62, Pall Mall. , tycru,-tr.,LING 49FFICE, 'Ware, Oil !Sic, T Fte cOmiwisrONEßS far V ir7'l; His- 31.ijis:S7'1" • NAVY do heebp .04.0 e tAelpltA of 4prilnext, thet„; will be rei..%,;•vo' rett-iie Tenders in writing, sealed ari, end treuA for T.i*ec 11sind:ed Thouivw.' G allons of IVI:ST INDTit 1-I.llllf*, to ilef deliveied, dui!). free (fro;ta. Tie"arehouses t4r.s shall have bi;:?n bonded), itethe spact Month, Ofajesti,s' Viilualtilig Stores 4 the Porte, kind, In the: pa: potti)us, widermentirned viz. • - Deptford- 200,000 l'ortsniout . . Pif).poo 'rills Day were publisheij; In Two Voltuites, - p'rielOs..6d. iii borirds, " N t?,t E 13 rn ON' of Large WATER .. o Yolouit DRAWINGS (by the Clev..DE BAR DE) OPEN', in a Distinct Apartment, a Mr. BUL- S MUSEUM. the. Egyptian I-fall, • - Admittance, OISE SIMLING. PRovgp.ils,.chie-e l i. taken from the ADAGIO of. ERASM US; with ExpLANATI&N;s ;- and further illustrated by corresponding Examples from the Spanish, Ita lian, French, and Englislf;Languages. B . 11.0BEIt'r BLAND, M s . D. F. S. A. Printed for P. Egerton, Military Library, Whitehall. -- - _ ABER P NETHY'S ANATONHCAL LECTURES. This Day' was published, in Octavo, price 45..•6c1., boardS, A N INQUIRY into the•PROBAIII Lyn - and 1 - 31..( RATIONALITY of Mr. HUNTER'S THEORY of LILT:; being the !Subject of the first Two Anatomical Lee tl.res delivered before the Royal College of surgeons ,of Lone.au: By .TOFiN ABERNETHY, f: R. S., &z. Professor of Anatomy utul Surgery to the College. Loudon : Printed for Longman, Hurst, itees; orme, and Brown, Paternoster-row. Of whom may be had, Nlr. Abernethy's Surgical Works,-in 2Vols. Bvo. price 11. Gs.,hoards. SOO,OOO .dad ta. ie paid for Bills, payaLle urafi interest, Nirety Pays after date. The Conditirkw of the Contract may be sax at the Sc- TEAM ENGINES Inlay noq , be worked clay P.L.7 and - night upwards of Three Months, when the Piqott ;s once packed, and the,Bearings oticepi hued With PATENT ANTI-ATTRITION, without any.other .application,-for lesg than,one-third of tire exper .. tee of working with Other ankle's, and besiduis caving wl:4l' and tear, time and labaur, which is more than saving nine parts• in ten- The has still greater advantages the Composition is used to Shipping, Rigging,'Macbinery, arriages, - &e. &d. crct (try' .$ Office. X retard had to any Tend.fir in which the Prim" . . shall not he inserted n words dt lt l 4th i or that shall :nut be deliverer! 4 Me Board before One o'Clock 071 the.veid•Tue.: day, Me 12th of April next; nor unless the PefsOn wko makes the lender,, or some Person on his behalf; attendi, to answer ivhen called for. . ~~< ra ~i 14 ~. It OYAL EXICH;NCA; ASSt7RANCE OFFICE, I.. ' s '.l, tiAbl* -td by Royal Charter; in the Reign cf King George 'theFirst. -March, i Sl4. I' II74I SONS: wliose annual premiums fall due 4 „:: 011 the i'%thin,want, are berth , ' inffirmed, that Itecripts ..- ril f - v tr,,, p: ready to be ctelivered at the 'COmpanv's Officex, over 4,„ : , :t `.'"Yal Exelkingtr and in Pall-Mall, as well as by the,ir re tit,l",...."")'epotsiiii the several Counties ; and the Partits as- Ski ;:,,.: '.e40 , 1641 to apply for thc,ll„cnocral of their •I'oli- N a fr ‘ir il, fere tho 9th cf obey nevt, al. the ti s "" l rif" lirr • a Y 3 alltmtil for Plirraint, ond the date a Lad:- Po "ill theTezi - pir.e. ' ' -... ... s,, - SAltit7T,l, I:ENNE , :G, 3An. Secretary. • At,:, Attendalce i 4• given, fluilr, at the staid Chices, for the ii, 1 1 , 4 ," - 't of noildijs, Go ds, .),lerchandize, and Ships, in L'Y li .e .' ? ' in P'a' c k, or while building . , from Loss or I) , 4niage to z '; ..";iarid also for the Assurance of, and granting Annul ,... ~ . ...t , , Al k ii ir ' - w i I.'l re ; Policies will be isrsed free of. Expense to the 1,1 1 ,. 63. .> '‘ll.4.•re the annual "Arcanum amounts to 6.. or up . • HOPE ASSURANCE CcMPANY, tut, ' , Afigate-hill, and (lid Bona-stroet, Lr.a.dou war is Edinburgh; and Wrstmerelaiiii-street, Dublin. rIRE-orvicz.—cApiTAL ONE .MILLIOZ.C. . URA - is:CBS ;igainlst Loss or Damage by ttz;i, effected upcn every Description of Property within zqrttiaited Kingdom, upon terms as beneficial to the As- Paij those of ariv ether Office. Losses are uniformly 'to; 4 Y tude Co uspanv ;vial the Utmost spirit of liberality and I c .ti - • - • Ni e l ° is tlerehvgiven, that Recoipt.i.• for the Reseal of zt th,,":hich expireat Lady-day, are now ready for D e l iv e r y 4 i ) '!ve-inenti.uned Offices, and, with the respective Ahreiigliout the Lnited Kingdom. „ %-11,1',.s re newed , which D ay's t the above - Period, " within Fiftera thervafter, they 7't Void . • Au orncE.-.CAPrTAL ONE MILLI O N . etlected uptin - Lives and on Survivorkhip.—An „6"riiiited •and pnrenastid.,-:gndowitients for Children, , ._ • 1114 P roprietors.of this (nice-bare undertaken all 11.7pon aterr and have' stipulate, for a. guarantee of One Million asati ample SeiFuritv fish all their Eugag.erueuts. - • 11 4: r .urolits arising out of tills 'Branch of Business, after a rp t •:'te Deduction for Guarantee and .Expence of . Manage ,4" divided ainongst the Asstired, proportion to the , e th:Pettively assured; upon which Principle outnero9s ttlstances of 'Ten, 'Tveeilty; and Thirty per cent:, in to the Amount of Life Pultcies; being paid ; , and t ` i '`liii t i;: 4l ;e occurred' (when - the nitration. a ,J,ife has, been -444 d -I F Prolonored) where. the payment has 'lva' &are k;ito , . f, A li .‘e.tae - S!)2.11 assureo. •?:tr t . tranc e Nitinen Admission Fee, or other . oificial 4 X I , l itti ATESTY'S• LETTERS PATENT. INIVERJAL_TWINE CLOTH, M ade r narvitit , d free from any Mixture , xhatever) various Widths' of 7-6 and-4-4 for Shirting, and 9-8 5-4, and G-4, fur Sheeting. A it i l l so Desirable for como 4ctured,va , aod its great conduciveness to health, is mann "' la W l "a Mathematical Principle (ayaut toute I agreaeble dti Itso regulat4ig the perspiration, having ` l, f 11 thin , of zt cold oatare, mixed with it, that lik tveni' l „ ec ts of sudden cold after exercise, , totally tol d e ui and i s su it a bl e t o e very Climate and Season. It j i :„ t4 niped with the Patentee's name, &c. at the YVAREHOUSES,CHEAPSIDE, and 14 t ler in . f 2'6 yards each, and upwirritc, “ use, Pierce. ax . 0f ??. as. Cd. nd 4s. 6ti. pdiv yard, and tie y half the c ° Lner Cloth. a The 5-4 Sheetings are from ef, to 52 2s. (al. to BS. 6d..'und the 6'4 from 3G yard, np -livei 3s. 4(1. to 4s. ed. per yard. Orders (with remit ' 13‘.1 11ellially executed. be ,, s to state for . the information of frier lett, 4 broad, and of Families , rcsiding at a distance from the 1)Q16 , that every Piece is• stamped agreeable to file Pa ahove, an• cl to which it is patti- ' I I IY P.IS MAJESTY'S PATENT. ROYAL', p t.. .. ANTI-ATTRITION. irk PATENT ANTI vet dis '., v ASITION is the-cheapest and best thing ever to preserve -A'rTRITION COM ts'ektret. fur Ships' Bottcnis, instead of Copper;ll. instead of a } , t le i' from being rubbed in the Hawse- t ~ t . , 41, N . We er vicS ) or Rounding; the ltr . g4 ng li c i al 4 r, alit. from beiti4 chafed, instead of Tar,f Guns; to ran , Ships from the der Sery. iee i" for the Slides and Carriages o prevent the " Pareeline, Tirl,.. Leather and Canvas Water-Proof; and to . .iii,, , ,..milis, l etts of Friction in Steam.engilies, Mill s, ,' g di . gene lc i.'shing.Nlills, (or other Implements of Huran Y Carts, iv) _used by Farciers,) Carriages, Coaclies, waggons, best t-i:lachinery of evry nescriptiora.—lt. 1 1 1 . 41 :i - i ll 'C inds a • p oi ?, to preserve the Blades of Swords, d 1,,,,,._,1 Steel Articles from Rust.—lt will . a likewiie preserve Posts Rails, f, "1 tioops,-Water-Butts, Casks, Pubs, `pouts, •' ' allk,ite,s:.l--bark P uling. Barn Floorings, and every kind ofWood r i 4 "'ooden Buildings frOni the Weather, Worm and Or)- it c i l i: til e.i .i tl it r oiftliiTe East in ' • West Indies or in any Cliniai.e,, .and preserve Iron Rail-Niray due e wilt do .the Work f - I.' • horse F'el•i- but also render the Dian s from corrodi * Nano • ' " ". '. g . ht so , light, th n ia one one g nt the Coinposition is, in seine Cases, _e c ci r u,ltl undred Applie-.4tioli. f Oil; Tallow, or any 011 core "tler'''"e' paint ' " T4 r, ' ar o id the - Public save by its 1. , 5;: . ‘uf I.,,_,r_ii,..vce.elul4ritcll;ed to Ponr Thousand per Cent.,. exclusive of taTtii _ilsraosay. o w g ear and tear its Alachinery, ‘1(iieei , 5, , ,,.... &c., g ~., of exgense more than that of .Ls.,,i'.'"" ti• j,.° 1 t: ten, and nothing: Call be so clean in its working,. 4 1 , e so little trouble. te a ., ld, for the PATENTEES, at No. 40, CI; AIII:C:C-CRO.S.., des t Admiralty, London ; and, by their apgonitment,ar vit)iiit siiip-clim.ndlers,, printers, book Sellers librarno,. 'sta r- llo n , druggists, - medicine warehouses, perfuttier , ', Ir" istliZ,,,ers, cutlers, coat:bowlers, ion-lseepers, coach and wag -IGlhth'",:tx,. oil a nd'colour-shops, saddlers, and shopkeepe . r d s, , (sett enit cd .. Kingatnn, in boxes, price 2s. (id., ss. 0 -,, VI A : , one gairrea,anil two gnineas each. - , 41; 4Mllo.llest size Box contains 0 quantity pnlicietit to Prime, ‘vio,Tr-Wlreel Carriago four times, with which it will run up -16 t sof Six" Thousand Mikis, without api,lyisig tieitlid Axletrees ; and One Half-Guinea Bak. contains a suf-- au y thing else l'hout quantity for a Stage-Waggmi to travel Thirty-three• Ivithilsand Miles ; end . it will work with'Wood ..-Wetrees, or tAti.,e.rtlinion ,B oxes. - nrul'Axletrees of . any Kind.--,The most i,tl..eitor'y proof s of the merits. of this Discovery may be seen ' I ateutees' Office, tdiand also at tilleir Agents. iiti 'e Pil blicMust be on eirguard against a spurions Compo trtZii which is s oinetinies'atteuieL, d to he foisted upon them to b, ,Vit the Effects of Friction, instead of which it is injurious 4 ,ii-kellinery 8,, c aria.i loiiii i s gl,.!iiiiiie but that for which 1) 4 4 , tetit , has been . obtained . . To prevent innaAition, the 44. ~Stion.s given with each Box is are sionied " W. D. Bellamy," fi,t'l,' are the King's Arms on them—to counterfeit which is. I,C le e ,Y ; and any perfon. making use of -a Composition by 111,.,;_i be Patentees are defrauded will be prosecitted,Ol t i o e let,.. '' '', (l Guineas Reward having been offered by them ,:t /1-4.-11Js oa tke Patent right. jr ~i;4 oi'3t 6 co , i jl ' 5, ' II 1"; i t -11 4 et.. e .f ; e ft :•;e: res C S gc O ''c ry G liess THE PATENT IMPERIAL DINING-TA 13LES, ;mill PATENT.. TRAFALGAR SIDEBOARDS an d •MNING-TABV,S, in one elegant Piece o Furniture, and upon Five; new different Plans ; the PatEut Improved Sofa Beds and Chair Beds; Bras-serew. . Four Post, and Tent Bedsteads, Furniture and Bedding complete ; Portable Chairs, with several other new invented and iinprored articles of furnitnre; also a general and very extensive assortment of Upholstery and Cabinet Articles for furnishing. Houses com plete, ready mantifacturod, where Families may select and furnish a whole House in . a few days, aoiding the ea:treat* i nconvenience of waiting.several Mouths in coinpleting their E s t a blishment. East'and West India .Articles, Army and Navv, &c. &c.'hy Morgan and Sanders, 16 and 17, Catherine-street, Strand, ou terms the most moderate, for prompt payment. LOCK AND SURGICAL DISPENSARY. His Itoral . liipness the DU.KE of YORK, President, and the following Committee of Governors . Earl of F.remont Col. W. J. Jyaes, AI. P. Earl of Leitrim John Wow;lie, M. P. Rt. lion. E. 11. Sheridan, M. P. Col. TI. 'Clements, M. I'. 1 - loa. Col. J-Barry, Capt. J. Flay. - • • - .SunGtpx, Dlr. Kiernan, 'geiebei•of the Itoyal College, London. THE above ESTABLISHMENT unites the ,Safety of a PUBLIC INSTiTUTIOM, with a Delicacy, Honour, and Secrecy, that belorgs to Private P6etice, and, added, tv its high Pittrunave, it is contlticted by such Profes sion%l SI ill ,and ext::,nsive Practice, that the worst Cases of I)isoase, as Strictures, Debility, Ulcerations, ece. however inveterate 01 of rang standing, experience a complete Cr,re, ss veil that" Derangement of the Generative Crrgtnis, which impairs . , the Constitution and shortens Life. Mr. Kiernan may be consulted by Patients of both sexes, ai his 4nivatebouse,, No. 21, Lower Charlotte-street, Pri-jd font-square, Where the necessary Alivict; and Meditilies will be given, or sent to any part of the United liiir.;tlorn: I Just published, price 3s. Practical Observations un the above Diseases, - ; sold by Sherwood aadeo, , ?0, Paternoster . f oi e, and by H. Iligh tey dies. Eta-. . • - - - • Superior Merit will ever mutt The Public Approbation. Etoß. ERE EMAN 's G tY.rf A SAL UTAR S , or a inostiamous Medicine for curing Venereal, Glandalar,' and Cutanethis Disorders, Gleets,• &c.—A bottle "or two will convincethe patient of their wont, •v effects; a few bottles have effected -a cure, after salivation and every other means have proved abortive, and even wheh the disorder has been stand ing several years. No remittly can be better contrived,, more s4te, or moreconvenient, than this, for such as are obliged to go lung Journies, or to Sea, -as it needs' no confinement or restraint of diet; .and 40 years experience by Dr. Freeman in and exteusii - e.practice, has prOved it no-less suGcessful in those debilities which arise more from hapi•ndeuce.than a con - tain cansc,---16 such patients it holds out a never-failing, perma 'itt, and speedy relief • Sold, wholesale aryl retail, at Mr. Butler's, 4, Cheapsille, Corner of. St. Paul's Church-card,. and most Country-Medi cine Venders, in Bottles at -as. Dd. 4s. 6d. apd 223. each, with ample directions fur each Sex. • A CHALLEYG - 13, MESSRS., CURRI andSitt*tons, late in his Majes?Y's 'service, clialleng - e .the whole Warld to prove a single instance where t'Aeir:Sledieitie and method of cute have failed of the desired ',=feet., The practice of many years in this particular ' f, their profession, has not given rise to one unsacc?s,:ei ca•e. They 'continue to direet theirsta - dies to the treatment and cure of Venereal Complaints, arid that derangement , of the , system, which is the consequence of,t he pe:nicious and waste ful effects of a habit loag and'most unhappily piirsaed by the* youth of both sexcf. In the one it will be found to be the unfailing source of barrei:ness; the other bare its ravages fatally developed to their by a distressing state •of: debility, whlch if not timely remedied; terminates in impotency, these are its remote and ultimate effects, while consumption, loss of muscular power, and varibus nervous complaints,' usually charucterise - the earlier stages. of this• solitary vice.—Of per sona languishing under the disorders incident to • such a habit, their treatment is simple, and has never proved - 4nsuccessful in the - course of a long, laborious, and much extended practice. In the most obstiriat•e and complicated cases of Venereal Infection, such as obstructions in the urethra, spungy ex crescCeaces, hard tumors, callous ulcers, eruptions, seminal weakness, gleets, as also Strictures, whether recent or of long duration, and which litre baffled the skill of other Prac•- • titioners; are by their present improved plea of • treatment, eieetually and permanently cored, without the patient suffer ing the exernciating pain and alarming hemorrlaige which frequeutlS follows the application of the lunar caustic. In the course of twenty yeaz s extensive practice in this Metro polis, nume rous cases of Strictures have been and are daily under their care, the total eradication of which is effected by a safe, certain, and expeditious mode of practice, superior to any other yet adopted. The weakness, relaxation, and debi lity proceeding from this complaint are speedily removed, and the patient restored to sound and vigorous health. But where the debility has for years existed, a proper perseverance in their restorative remedies, after the Stricture has been de stroyed, is indispensably requisite to revive the slumbering sparks of life and to reanimate the constitution. Several Noblemen and Genaemenof the nest respectability, have been under the care of Messrs. Currie and Co. fin the re - moval of complaints of the Urethra, Strictures, &C. aud hat 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 treatments Many of these Gentiemen have had strictures from 10 to 20 years, and had been under the care of Messrs. 11=e, Ileaviside,•and other Surgeons of equal eminence, vidiu attempted - the cure by the appliCation of the Lunar Caustic, ,without - success. • • _ . ... • •. . Messrs: Currie and Co. may be 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 sent to any part of the kingdom. To ensure that secrecy so essential to their undertaking, the postage of letters may be added to the accostut fur Me dicines. 9th June, 1 d09,—.107, Hatton-garden. This Day. were pnblishe(l, In Two Volumes Octavo, Dice 383. boards, -ETTERS of VILLAGE GOVERNUSS, descriptive of ItURAL SCENERY and MANNERS ; with Anecdotes of Highland Children; displaying the Dawn ing& ot you; hful Genius, and the Methods. taken to improve it. .The whole em bellished with Miscellaneous Subjects, in structive and amusing. 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Ode of 'the Mini,tcrs of Edinburgh, Membi:r of the Society of Anti . varians 0f.,., eotland, and of the Royal Society of •Edinburgh. • • Henry's History is written on the following plan : Pook begins and ends at some remarkable Revuh: tion. Every .Roots is divided ip,to seven Chapters, which do not 'carry on the thread of the history 004 after another, as in other works of this.kind ; but the seven Chapters of the same Bock begin at the same point of time, run parallel to one' anti Mer, and end together, each Chapter presenting the Reader vith the history of one particular object. Printed f,r Cadell and Divies ; F. C. and J. Rivington ; B. L e a ; Cuthell ; .I.Nunn; Longman, I-I ur.st, Rees Urine, and Brown Lackington; Allen, and Co.; E. :act y; C. Law ; Whitt and Cochrane; B. It. Crosby; John Richard soo ;• J. M. Richardson ; S. Bagster; Block and Parry; J. and A. Arch ;J. Booth ;J. Otridge Mawman; R. Baldwin ; W. Stewart.; It. Schotey; G. and S. iti,l4inson s Cra4. 3 ,04 and Joy ; .T. Bloc: ; T. Bohti; 3. Faultier ; Gate, Curtis, and Fen tier; a.nd . Nallter aod Co. Of Wilma nay also be had, A Coutinuatibn of Dr. nenry's History of great Britain. . Written tin " , e same plan. Jamesyettit :',.udrews, F.A.S. Third lid. 44,1, in two volumes octavo, price '.ss. in boards. GENUINE 'MEDICINES. NENTIVERY and SONS; in St. Paul's . Church-yard, Proprietors- of Dr. James's and other valuable Medicines, inform the, Public, that since the New Duties, 'the pricefare as follow; and those. who buy six or more, will have the stamps gratis; but as many per. , :ons mis take the house, they are desired to observe,. that the Number Is 45, four doors from Cheapside. s. ti. (1. Dr.-James Powder .... 2 9 Why's Carminative 1 9 Do. Analeptic Pills 4ti .`;;trong Tinct. of Bark 4 0 Do. Antihilious Pills... 4 9 ,Thixlmin's ditto Dr.Austin',s Choi ybeate 4 0 English Coffee' 2 9 Dr. Steer's Opodeldoc 2 9 Essence of Ginger 2 9 Do. Convulsion Oil 2 6 Inglish's Scots Pills Po,. Camomile Drops.. 1 9 Cheltenham Salts Essence of Coltsfout 3 6 Ip:cacu.awna Lozeuges 1 . 14, Mr. Sperice7s Dentifrice 4 0 Dr. Solander's Tea - The Cephalic Snuff ... 1 1 Henry's Magnesia Lozengef of Blois .._.,. Il# MaredaneiDrops 5 6 Gl a ss's Magnesia ..... 6 Spilsbury's ditto • 5 6 The tau Medicinale .. Ii 0 Grant's Couth ditto Rheuniatic Powder .... 4 6- Greenou,,,,b's Tinctures 1 • T on ic Pi!ls D r . Ijo.per's Pills... 1 14 Soothing Syrup 2 9 li=qle allowance to Meititautat&c. fur Exportation. YICTVALLING•OFFICE, April 1, 1814. THE COP/M/SSIONERSfor VICTUALLING -AL Ills 21114.1LEST:Y'S N.el FY do hereby .gke Notice, That OIL Tuesday, the 12th instant, they will 11.'"'readY to receire Tenders in Writing (sealed up), and treat for what AV! TRLiSS HOOPS, of the description of Pipe, Butt, Ifop:head, Barrel, and •Kilderhin, May be reqUired for the seri:let of the Pictualling Department at Deptford, and at St. Catiin ine'e, near the Town, during the spade of Twilve .1176hthsjrem1he date of the Contracts ; the Conditions of which may de seen at the Secretery's,Qffice. No regard' will/ Le had to any Tender in which the Price hall not be inserted in words at Jengih, o? that .0011. net be delicerrdtO Nee'T•ool*(l. before One o'Cl9i . h. 94 the said Tuesday, the 12th instant, nor urdese the . Po - son who ntak:4 the Tender, or some Persozi on his biAall, attends, to answer cii , hen:ealltd for. • • • r7CTeId:LLi.VG:9FFiCE, Z.pril a, I 814. THE CO' JIMISSIONERS for. VICTUALLING His MAJESTY'S NAVY do hereby giie That on Thursday, the 14 . t4 Instant, Mr. ifilh:arn Ricks, their Agent at Portsmouth, Will be rcady to rece',..a sealed Ten- . tiers, and treat for - F(Pcen He Oral ters of Close-dried AMBER MALT, for tine Service of the Victuallinsr Deport ment at that Port; to he answerable to a ..S"remplec:chibi&:(7 at hisOCic ; to be delivered' in One Morili; and to be paid for by Bills, paytrble Interest . Nintty tiaos titter' date. No re'tiard will be,bad to nny Tender inteh:el, the Price slz ll not be inserted in wards-at Angth,''or 71:,t be delivered before , Twelve o'Clock on the said Thornhill, - the 14th Iwttant, nor unlesS the Person who inak,!s 1, 4 e T, , ;- .der, or .carne Person on his behalf, nttendt, to amtwer arbkts calledfor. Tice Courlitiins of the Contract may ,Lc see* Pa the Vi;; tuallin-OSice,-at Portsmouth. OFFICE . OF O,I?DN.INCE, 28, 1814. I-IN CIPAL OFFICERS of His JESTI"S ORDNANCE .do hereby 'give :Notice, That Proposals will he rceeirril at tlicir Oilier, in Pall-Mall, on or Inybre Friday, the . 1714 day of April next, from ,:it•A Persons as niay be Willing to 'undertake the CSNITS3. and other Articles, for Service of this meat; fi,fr a Period of Three }ears, determinable after the EXpiratiun Ohe Year, wore Notice of Three Months; ut the Option of either Part. Patterns of the drticles may be viewed upon „eipplicati'n • tith PriAcipal Storekeeper's Vies in the .fower, and ftzi ther Purlieu/ars, together with the Terms,and Conditions of the. Contrast, may' he 4n.:,zen at. the ,Secretary's Qb7st; iii pall-:Ault . afOloaid, any Day between the 7 . 'sn l'our ("Week; where the Proposals mikst be dslivered, scaled up, and indorsql, " Proposalg . l6r Can r sas e! bat A Proposal .can be rahnitted after the said 15:11 day of -Ipril, 'at Twelve o'Cloch at aVoon of the same Lay; neither ti , ill ally Tender be Noticed, unless the Party making it, or an Agcy.: in, his Behalf, shall attend. By Order'of the Board, . , It. N.C.:REIT', Serretarri. " Health the only Riches a Man can set a value evol; ; vrithotlt. it all men arc poor ; let their estate - be. Nc 04 it breath, and Smith, will."—Nloure. . " Health is cewtainly the.Rielies of Life ; and if wen t7t!re, to derive their rank from that alone, it wuisle., in .3,3 - probability, make them more careful to preserv....i - ,..7-- Ibid. - , ... LET those who are nffiioterl in the folio I tug manner reflect on the cause tfrat produced 5,,,'1 .., , ,•,:v upon the " wholesome appetites and poweri of .I,c; :• . . ordered stomach, dry cough, wealincs: in the : voice, , r,.... ness, shortness crl-briath npon'the least ex.rdt , e, .and ,',.. i. ,, . 1.:.... ram of the whole - systeko. Those atfliOted "Willi (sweet..., :., :L' gourOf the eyes, vt•ealiness of 'sight or measure, 51,••, , ::., : 2 % time to consider Lirinzui's4tlvice, brat" youth is t.', , , i:., , .'. .., . tent pefod fOr framing .a robust constitutlon,"and telt. ''' ..v; ' thing is to be treaded so-much as premature excess,'" 7, , fottadlitisan of a hapabld age is a good constitution in y . o :'.. 1 temperance and moderaqoa at that agtereyasskOrlN t.,•,,.,,: , •,- grey hairs: The CORDIAL BALM OF GILEAD, 'prepared :biz' ,1 - - , ... Solomon, Gilead Flonse, near Liverpool. is 0..niv,:r5...'.. : ~,... knowled to be peculiarly etlicaeions in 11l lowa:U - 43 , 1;in - 4 . - of appetite, incligcstion, depression of sisirits, trem-•,•, ;,.. i ,,,, C C o l . m ( r ) c x hi o y i a d r .. d s : ; .r. r ii...l .t a: l i l c ., : . :.: c 5.. ,; ;. , shaking of the hands or limbs, obstinate cottg - 0, sito...r. _ , ....' 1, etgobi :i 111 . ): 1 ci s% c % :: :a n s s ui l d t o: 1,, o p ; t :a l , r c e s: ici habits .aßli(d%,. Berfunier, North Bridge, Edinb - :.irgls ;.: ,1.. f......,..... ter and Angus al`Douald, Glasgow; and all Niedici!u. .•'• i-f tiers; price I is. each, or four iii one Family t7ottie` 1.,; -. :s. by which one Its. bottZe is saved, with tltn words " .5a.:)... Solomon, 'Liverpool,", engraved on the Stamp, ;Vh e re may ht.- had, price 3s. that scarce,. Interesting.; m.t. useful Family Work, (with which is given ea ei 'e:aut P , )rit• - • 1 4 of the Author, amid a View of Gilead • House) er.till;;;,:. ' ; GUIDE. 7 I.O HEALTH i or z Advice to Both titles, .-i,..._,i'Vv..., riety of Complaints. By S. SOLONILIN, .Al.. J). Cos.t 2/ , • ...,.: a Treati.-w, on 4. - eruale Diseases, Nervous anti Ilproe:ii.,n' Complaints; also General Remarks on those Disea , :v v, - /I. which the lituualißody is must frequently aillicte4; ~ t ni,,.....ni . jag ;he symptoms; mode of treatment, and featediei ,0,- . D. properly adapted for sexual Debility, sec. • *a* Dr. Soloplon expects, when conqnited by letter. tl usual complin•ent of a one pound mt.,. to ON, iticioita,ada - r - ! ed •• iVlonev Letter. Dr. ,Solomon, Gilead-House, ae4; .0A i verpuoi. I:''aii.l . duuble .I)4.ltiate.".