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_; *-_ ,~ & • J 668.3.] . • THEATIW, I:OYAL, DRURY-LANE. PRESEN . f EVENING, Feb. 7, will be performed the Operatic Romance of THE DEVIL'S BRIDGE. ' Qu ntßelino, M. Dr/Awn ; Roialvina, Mrs. biclions. To which will he added, ILLUSION. 4rl).e r '" °l7 °w; The Merchant of . Venice; with /Jarlequin • THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. IS PRESENT EVENING, Feb. 7, will de perfor,ned the Play. of c 4r , KING HENRY THE EIGHTH. ,Mr. Ketuble ; Katharine, Mrs. Powell. added the new Grandl'antotnime of T o _ HARLEQUIN AND THE SWANS. tr u ourrow, - The Farmer's Wife; with Katharine and Pe &,tu ARMY CONTRACTS. CO.III\IISBARY IN CHIEF'S OFFICE, • Great George-street, Jan. 28, 1814. N oTicE is hereby given to all Persons desirous k r .ta sttpply. Ow following- BEEF and ( C T ST'ON: Majeit . ..'s Land , Forces in Cantonments, tiari rS) ' and Barracks, the :undtr-mentioned Counties 4'14 Isbals• • . k e xe r s (c. ,, kincludingthts. Town Cl ll t e ,",'lgerford), "" 4 , t an ' A I.6 l)rd 'Oe, (incincling the ~,.: 114 4 Newmarket), 1 :4 4 1 5au., t; 4l 1, 1 . " t ! )., „, I :i:t,, kt tallt (including Scilly), b -vgiierb-R/1b • tr%" 1 4 . 1 1 1 0 4 ', ;including Holy 14 , ti ot ,` l'ilt l ;cludin g the City 1/ 4 ° , 1 t, le of Man,. t i llat the D e live r i e s are t o ~7"1, -- hftli 'Day of Mauch next; that Proposals in Writ '2'ot sealed up and marked, "'fender for Army supplies," : 2 11 he rece i ved at this Oifice on tar before Thursday the it ' tu 'elity-fourth Day of February (hut Pone wall be received ~ t tr Twelve o'clo c k on t h at Day ) , and ; if s ent b y P ost , t h e I °Stage must be paid. _Prov,,sais ' oust b e made separately for each County and 4 1% 12 , except for the C ounties comprisi:ig Nort h an d S ou th ales, all of wbich least be inci,tded in Ono Tender, as also et~t sere t 3 Counti es i r..•'•. each Proyasal tlieti liar e the Letter which. is annexed to the Tender properly , by Two Persons of known Property engaging to he w 4(: t'ltad, with the Party tendering in the Amount stated `: t " Print e d Particulars, for the due Performance of the u i 4lta et: and no Proposal will be noticed unless matte on a : 11te d lender, and the Prices expr-e-uod in Weeds at Length; • C — thould it so happen that during the Continuance of the Vlltract toiTroops should bd stationed or supplied in tha ` -11111 }', the Ex once of the Contract anti Bond, paid in the v st ici stauce by, the Contractor, to be refunded to him by the rna ussary in Chi e f. ... • ar ticolar s of the Contracts may be bad on application at .. $ l . ° d ice , between the Heurs of Eleven and Five; at the L e ce td‘ Assistant-Commis,-,ary-General Young, Edinburgh; te t utY Carrrnissarv-6.‘netll Coupe, Guernsey ; and at the "Puty " " ) Commissary -General Beat, Jeracy. Isle Of Tight, Laucaster, lAcciter, Lincoln, Merioneth, Monmouth, Mon t;oiti , ArY, NOrthililintOrl; Northumberland, • Nottingham, Oxfortl, •Pembrolte, Radnor, • Rutland, Salop, Somerset, • .Stafford, Suffolk (exclusive of Land card Fort), Surrey, Sussex, Warwick, -• Westmovelaud, - Wilts, Worcester, York, And in the se.veril. Counties in North Britain. commence on and for the \+•,, DEMISFY, STRICTURES, eze. 'NeOURAGED by the uniform Success at ( te t '• ' metinei of 'Freatment •in the has been confirm Vr ext) 'r'e• - a , ' f many tears in a large and extensive Qb 4 tice - also of -1- effects resulting to the s'tio,f! am s sen‘s,w l ico ,.. ca ~,eit i"( `-" e their• ttention to cer • i *e e l cla ss of Di seases , :Nies , : and C 7. continue to di ktit,,„"etr studies to tuts..' , :.seders arising from a secret ce viciii-Are habit of incor.H sc Youth, which tint only oeca auittan, anieruus train ~ t ';,r , ,•ons Affections, hilt also entails tlia t ',Yotaries all the en,.rating imbecilities of old age. In io4 s ( . - Mressin g state of Debility or Deficiency, whether the tesi:,; ll *nec of such baneful Haipits, excessive drinking, long . 1 1, N.,;2 4 ,ee in hot climates, or any other cause, by winch the Bared' of the 'Constitution become enfeebled,- as regularly , S hirrgeOns of - London, thet.oifer a firm, fafe, and ' . estoration to s'undand vigorous - Health. 1. ab earpplication is M C ade for the Cure of a F . 40 ) ; iv application contracted a rootnen.,. of tt 4 141c,'''`Y, the eradication is generally completed in the short A zt ef two da i s ; and in the m a ore advnced and inveter ate • Venereal Infection, eharacterised by a varie,y of ' ' • ‘ distressing symptoms, perseverance in theit ktze,Ptli,iiit restraint in diet or exercise) will insure to the ''l ie ` l ‘ a: permanent and radical Cure. tit Pitc seases of the U re thra, as frequently, connected with aryttepis,,, • from the ab ov e C o mplaint, have not escaped their alit, d ,en; by an bYfallible amtimproved Plan, they are cti -1.:,.,4t returnee ohitinute Gleets and Strictures, whether re tit uf leng diiratiun, without resorting - to the painful Pe a c ipous 'use 'of tlie Caustic. Many instances can :i , g at . te 'let:d of err inveterate: cases; of several years conti the 0, 1 ! I ;avinfe yielded to their method in . a few days, after• t.ff eet T e been attempted by other Practitioners without oat ' 9,ll,!rte.en I and such has been the agre;able ,result of a Practice Years, that the-Mode of "freatment has not, in .ripa,,l.gle in s t ance, ever proved abortive, during which pe s til t f ; )a , ll Y thou san d persons, of bbth sexes, bare experienced vere - Ri e rnent of havino• rs been perfectly cure;'. after se pu, injurious meth ' ods had been persevered in to no • e • 11 A , e1 :"Is• GOSS an d Co. exclusively professing the Cur CO , P a rticular co m pl a i n t s, i n order that. that they may no 4 t t t.ai 3' a mistaken .few, marked with th e obloquy so justly te n ed to. the ignorant Empiric, think it but justice. hat4rnselves to state,' that they hate been prOperly' edur -K at 'u ,. * lad initiated into everv - brancli of the professi'in (cer 7 . I.cursiq. trey), fr t ,,, a T of which, froth ditlerent hoSpitals, scud testimonlals - ryi i _Le tt e . most eminent I'l 'V they. have; to .convitice that the success resulting from their etidea, Pra ctit "jst induced them •to quit the practice of tne general I k tit ut ° net', and they presume that their pretensio;ts c(4l-. with eelsa fair" grourit: for the unprecedented confidunce, I ltai re ell they have; bY the P•thlic, been so liberally ha- . P ati _ „eats . in the country :are reqeested to state the partien-: j'e,;eot their ease, age, and manner of eiii,.inclo;iive a Bunk N , ;1,. d ,, , 1 .0 1' Advice and Medicine::, will . be. fur= 'any.part ofthe kingclond. ' streets ,attl Co: SorgtonS, 1:3, Fiat- donna s wit°. ice °I z ti for „go; ) i > l )Cf ; I ltit trea d)( in the NI: 01, 010 0 at 1▪ 1• 1/ . , 1 lc o'. 1 , ! .- t•; ••,C ( .. l'e • tt if w t1; 1) , 1 0 4; 1:10 •1°1- a1)0 !! id tie!' 1 ' ) . 1 f/ 4. rte'a t of 1 ",1 1 1)e ' d cr , i• vf t ef !aus. l- • G. V ° Jude Li eater:oo ell So C y. c,41. ,gers , jgh f , - 4 }Jill, 11 0 ~10, j sir tti of ve"' ce , ft Nil ctio ! • f l ! ' .l , he; re"' I° 'et'" 'i dinv %%T it° • e of t LI 3 . eS! C 1441 ei fater , IV ( ittlit' W $t ,04. 0 ,, • to " .. „ 4 , ta 5 , , 9.5. P r ' r. 45. f CO s ;ort )• 3i' o r. r o \ d ' ."4t4. ; ; aJIP I t t plot) , PriC C. I SE As, i k?'. • .., 4fr, M NDA IC, FEBRUARY B R 7, 1814. DITP,E' , S IN GERMANY. ABOUT Eight Years ago, the CALAMITItS. occasioned by the War in different 'PROVINCES. of GERMANY gare.rie tQ.a SUBSCRIPTION, and the Forma tion, of a COMMITTEE iu London , to relieve the .Distiesses on the'Contioent. By the generosity of the'British Public, and with the aid of several respectable Foreigners, resident in this country, the sum of nearly 50,0001. was remitted to the Continent, which rescued multitudes of individuals and families fruits the extre mity of distress, and the very brink of ruin. Tire Committee received, both from Germany and Swtden, the most satilfactory documents, testifying that the various SLUM which had been transmitted, had keen received and con scientiously distributed ; but at no period since the existence of this Committee, has the mass of every hind of misery been so great', in the country to which their attention was .!list di- Jected. % Never has tie cry of the distressed Germans for help been so urgent, their appeal to British benevolence so press ing, as in the present moment. Who could read the reports of the dreadful conflicts which have taken place. in Germany, cinring the last eventful year; of the many sanguinary battles fought in Silesia, Lusatia, Bohemia, Saxony, Brandenburg, and other parts ; and peruse the melancholy details of suln...r .ing almost unexampled in the annals of history, without the mast lively emotions? Who could hear of so loamy thousands . of families barbarously driven from Hamburgb, in the midst of a Severe . winter ; of so many villages burnt „cities .whole pribcipallties desolated, anti not glow with artictit. desire to assist in . relieVing distress so multifarious and ex tensive ? _ To the alleviation off sufferings sO . dreadful ; to the rescue of OM' fellow-men, Wilt) are literally ready to ; perish, the views of this Committee are exclusively directed. . _ _ Many well-authenticated afflicting details of the. present distress having been, on the 14th, on the 16th, on the 26th, on the 31st,or January, and on the Ist of February, 1814, laid before the Cinsuittee, it was immediately resolved, in re liance MA the liberality of the 3ritish Public, to remit by those posts Ele.Ven 'Mt:ma:A Three Hundred Pounds, to respecta ble persons, With directions to form Committees of distribution. .. • Amount already advertised - . 1,12,6-12 0 0 - Subscriptions since received. Per William Hoit. William Holt, E;q. 4 - 20 0 James Cartes - 1 1 0 W. Alien, Esq• - - 20 0 0 Joseph Christy - - 2 2 0 Charlotte Allen - 5• 5 0 Henry , Laundy - - 2 0 0 Ann bla.abury - - 5 5 0 Rich. Sanderson - 2 2 0 Foxes,Sew•elland Co.. 21 0 0 John Dixon - - - 2 0 0 At'xinson, Dellwyn c William Hancock - k 1 0 21 0 0 John Cmr,..er - - 1 1 0 JaniesThonAas,Eqs. 'lO 0 0 Katharine Capper - 0. 6 0 SriTall 'floras - . 1 0 0 Sir;th Capper - - 0 3 Eliz: Thomas - - U 6 0 S. Sttumu!lds and Sun 1 1 0 7,'lary Ann Crosland 0 5 0 Thomas How - - 1 1 0 Racnael - - 10 0 0 John Knit itt - - 1 0 0 J. and :,Arch - - 6 6 0 J. Sinien, servant to Thomas Christy, Esq. 10 0 0 ditto - - - 0 5 0 rd.-m. Coventry - 5 0 0 Wiliiaui Since --- 1 0 0 lohn.LiAei, Esq. - 10 0 0 John Peirson - - 1 0 0 - 10 0 0 S , Jrah Godlee - 0 5 0 R. and T. T. Blakey 10 0 0 John liooper - - 2 2 0 Jansoni & Coventry 10 10 0 Timothy - Besington 0 Sylvanus Bevan -5: e 0 J. Shipman and Son 2 0 0 Jos & Henry Watson 5 5 0 Margaret Woods - St 0 0 Philip Browne, Esq. 5 0 0 J. B..lertuva - - 0 Samuel Woods, Esq. 5 0 0 Jos. Oweil 'Harris -- 1 0 0 Garlsnt-Fishcit - 5 0 0 George Tickol - - . 2 0 0 John Siglitt), Esq. - 5 0 0 tslary Hone - - 1 1 0 Hannah Jackson -• 2 0 0 Julln Wilson - - V 1 0 SaDiuel Gas's- - 3 Q 0 Richird Pede - - 1 1 0 Natlianit4 Pryor - 1 0 0 Eliz.goyer and Katli. Step. Criuclunan 1 1 0 finas,serrants to .1- J. S. Basset - - 1 1 0 Lister - -P - 0 6 0 _ _ Thomas Frost - - 1 1 0 J. Mauder - - 0 t 0 Joseph Savory - - 3 0 0 Benjamin Lucas - 10 10 i A. Sallory - - I 1 0 Per Robert Forster. Tabithn Bevan@ - 1 0 0 E. and It. Smith - - 1 1 0 John Chorley - - 3 0 0 Dillwyn - 25 0 0 Wiiliam Forster _ - 2 2 0 AbigaU Fre:th - 1 0 0 Eliz. Forster - 1 .1 0 Hannah Gurney, - 010 G Josiah Forster - 3 0 0 Jonathan liibbert, 0 1 6 ltobert Foster - 1 1 0 Caroline Fry 4 2 0 - M. and S. ilorne - 10 0 0 Eliza li. Fry - - 1 1 o Eliz. Howard, sen. and Mary Fry - - _ 10 6 jun: - - - - 30 0 0 Lucy Fry - 0 5 0 W. F. Howe - - '2 2 0 W. Fry's servants 016 Elizabeth LEnhert 2 0 0 Richardson, Overend, George- and Co. - - S2G 5 0 yard - - - - I 0 0 0 Sarah Beaumont - 3• 3 0 Joseph Pryor - - 5 0 0 Francis Joshua. - 3 3 0 J. M. and C. Tickell 3 0 0 Binns and Neighbour 3 3 0 Hatin:iii Pita - - 2 0 0 Jo:seph North - 3 3 0 George Stacey - eo 0 0 Samuel H. Lt:cas - 1 0 u Christiana Whiting G 0 0 Tulin Bell - - - 15 15 0 A. and M. Dale - 20 0 0 -Isaac Sargent - 10 10 0 Juba Deeita - 1 0 0 John Rutty - - 10 10 0 John Catchpool - 1 0 0 Ptr Henry Taylor. John Pi►n - - - 10 10 0 Richard Barrett - 1 1 0 William Ca , - - 10 CO 0 Jouati►ar► Barrett 1 1 Robert Wai.ler - 10 10 0 Ro! , aluoild Post &Son 1 1 0 Jolla - - - 15 15 0 Bracy Clark - - - 1 1 0 .Tohu Firth - - 5 5 0 Samuel Ha.shold - 1 1 0 Henry Tylor - 5 ►5 U .. Stephen Matthews 0 10 0 Priscilla Bevan - 5 0 0 Isaac Patching, jun. 010 0 Thomas Cox - - i '2 0 'William Maggs - 0 0 John Hotigkin - - 2 i 0 Robert Fossiek - 1 0 0 Jasper Capper, jun. S 2 0 l'er Samuel Harris. Richard Kidd - 2 2 0 Samuel Kidd - 1 0 0 Elizabeth Kidd - 0 10 6 Gervas Storrs - 0 10 0 Ann Storrs - 1 0 0 Sparks Moline - S 1 0 . Hannah, Sarah, and Sundry Friends, per Mary storrs - 016 6 ditto, viz. Two FewaleServants Edward Kidd in the above two John Kinccy - 0 2 0 Lydia Kincey &Pris- Sarah ltttdd - 0 7 0 dila .Kincey - Samuel Harris - 5 0 0 Joseph Tatum - Elizabeth Harris 1 0 0 Elizaheth Stole - Eliz. Harris, jail. 0 10 6 John Earrett Mary Adatus,Sonand Ann Barret - • - Daughter - 1 0 0 Lydia Fry Benj. Angell - 5 0 0 Ann Driver Sarah Angell - 1 0 0 Sarah Norton - • -Ititsc ' ni Servant Sarah Tait viii - to the_ a bave 0 2 6 Sarah Levens - R. ( nub ' 0 2 6 Sarah Sheppard - Grarrge r Oatson 0 10 0 Samuel Gurney • Wm.Collings - •010 6 Ann Reynolds - , Jawes Kidd - 2 2 0 Esdrui Knight - Richard Marshall 1 0 0 Joseph Jewell - Francis Armistead- 1 0 0 Jos. Coekiield, per James Tayler :;-• 05 0 C.F.A.Steinkopti 44 0 - 2 0 0 2 0 0 P4or William Tuthill, jun. Thomas Ashley - 2 0 0 Thomas Hagen - - 1 0 0 Robert. Ashley - 2 0 0 Thomas Letvre - 0 7 6 William Ashley - 6 0 0 11 , 1lliiainhews 0 5 6 Joseph. Ashley - 5 0 0 Robert Pope, M.D. 10 0 0 Thoinai Ashley, jun. .1 0 0 William Tothill - 2 0 0 A6iilcy, jun. 1 0 0 William Tothill, jun. 1 0 0 Henry Ashley - 1 -0 0 Robert Gorett,Vica:- of Charles Ashley - 1 070' Staines - - 1 0 0 Samuel Ash.ey - 1 0 0 M. Buckland, Wrap- John Finch - 2 0 0 bury, Bucks - - 0 6 0 Mary &Rebecca Finch 1 0 0 .1. ,WClure - - - 5 5 0 George,Flagen - 1 0 0 Sabscript was received at the Bars of the City of London Tavern; Lloydls Coffee-hoase; Stock Exchange; and at all the Bankers in town and country. • R. H. MAR FIN, t Sicret aries LUKE HOWAHDO - • ttide 1010 a N nd E s, Y .,,e is c i:ca at dy ie lo al a a d ::. : it t y e f,,, c f v e i i. t ,s h t pr ) o n in i p re t e i ,Copyhoid, Leasehold, or Funded Property, Itent Charges, Marriage Bettlements, Widows Jointures, Wills, Clergymen's Livings, .end Annuity Bonds. Apply personally, . betweiu Nine and Five, or by letter, to ibe Direeior of the National Bank, No. 8, Li.svcrJolsn-sueet, GOlden-square. . Matters of Magnitude will be preferred. IMPROVEMENT ON CARRIAGES I.IIHE History' ofiMeclianicat:lnveOtions . does not record one more . perfeet i for the purposes designed or required, than the PATENT AXLETREES -and BOXES for WHEEL CARRIAGES, invented and manufactured by J. COLLINGE, of Bridge-road, Lambeth. The patronage of the follolying- distinguished Personages, whose Carriages are upon this construction, is air illustration of their merit whicLino other invention can boast : • His Royal Highness the PRINCE REGENT, Her-Royal Highness the Princess of WALES, Her Royal Highness the Princess CHARLOTTE of WALES, His ROyal Highness the Duke of YORK, ' His Royal Highness the Duke of CLARENCE, His Royal Highness the Duke of KENT, • His Royal Highness the Duke of CAMBRIDGE. ALgyle - Bedford DUKES. Devonshire . Northumberland Dorset Roxburgh Beaufort Leeds Buctletagh Montrose Somerset St. Albans MA RQUISSES. Abercorn TIO . • :egal Salishurt Bath Downshire . Stafford Blaudford . Headfort Sligo. Bute lansduw•n EAats. Aboyoe Harborough . Percy Bridgewater Harrowby Powis Bncloughanisiiire Jersey Plymouth B•arryinore Limerick Spencer Cars fort Lonsdale - Sefton Carlisle - Lori fora Scarborough • Carnarront - - Mansfield Sethirk Chesterfield . Macclesfield . Warwick • Cowper Mottut Edgecumbe Uxbridge Coventry • Massereeue Yarmouth Craven . Nelson Peterboroutrh -. Dartmouth O'Neile • Granard Essex • Ormond Elgin -Fife VI %COUNTS. Dudley an(l Ward Maynard • Duncannon Duncan Follie3tone LaLc D4elville LORDS. Bentinck Wm. Berwick Bolton, Brooke Burghers!' 115tvon Foley Gwydir Grenville Gray . Henniker Mountjoy Palmerston Whitworth Hawke Carrington Le.Despenser Cfliebester S. Lisle De Dunstanville Milton Deerl►urst • Monson I.)nevor Ossulston Eartlley Percival Carnarron Ckiremont Exeter LADIES. Mildrnay Pomfret Peurhyn Say and Sele Somerset, Chas. Somerville Sondes Stuart, Henry Scarsdale Rivers - Tburlow Waterpark Yarborough Vernon . . John Campbell EARONETS, Sam. Aclimuty, Jas. Grahaui Thos. Apreece John Head J. Alexander A. I-Taintiton I). Baird T. Hartley Cecil Bisshopp J. Honer:mod 1.. Blosse - Rd. Bill S.. Le Blanc titan. It.olby Newbofough Mr. Seymour John Boyd S. Jolinsttine .3. D. Broughton J. L. Johnstone Wm. Call 'Jobti Lade G. Caulfield ' J. Leicester .T. Callender J. Legard Alurcn Clarke . Win, Lemon Eiyde Clarke • W. 1..71w sau Gcrvas Clifton T. Liddell Eyre Conte H. Lippincott Wm.. Curtis . 11. Martin. T. Dltrant Jas. Nraekintosh H. B. Dudley A. Mackenzie Will. East H. MildmaY 'John Eden . 0. 111o4ey C. Edusondston ::as. Murray C. Flower L. Palk T. Flt4eber , H. Parker W. Farquhar C. Packington 1.17 m. Forbes • T. Pilkington \Viu. Fraser 3olin Piers Lucas Peps Home Popham Chas,,Monek J. R. Miller J. Orde IL Oxeuden J. Ramsden Reatle G. Russell L. Saville Chas. Saxton T. Stanley Jas. Stronge J. Sheffield J. Shelley W. Stirling , St. John Win. Smith Trevalyan - H. V. Tenipeit. C. Turner 'lark Wood W. W. Wynne D. Wedderburne T. Winnington HALLAM'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS. • THE Efficacy of these Pills in Bilions Com p4ainv, nead-ach, Heart-burn, &c. are well-1110mi, by many Years experience. In Indigestion, Loss of Appetite, hAaittial i:ostiveness, and those numerous train of diseases, arising froM Constitutions debilitated by hot climates, as well as the inure frequent indulgences in the various luxuries of life, these Pills produce the mokt happy effects, and they are so innocent in their nature, a; to require no restraint. Sold by E. Edwards, 66, St. Paul's Church-yard, London, price , 25.:9d.; the &millet box 4s. Ea; and by all dealers in Genuine Patent Medicines. RENOVATED HEALTH. T has been too frequently the subject of just And kenerui• reprobation, that men destitute of the elemerts of the medical art havr catered themselves as candidates for public patronage in the profession of physic. For' the purpose of doing justice futile result of our-studies and - ex perience, and to prevent us from being classed among those crnpirics whose ' imprudent pretensions have, untOrtunately for society, bren too favyurably received, we beg leave to submit to the libe ra l and enlightened a faithful statement of our pursuits and ac quirements. After having received a regnhir medical educa tion as the pupils of Messrs. Grindel I and Blizard, whose lechates and praefice we carefully attended, as prciessors and surseints of the I.onds.m Hospital; we entered oursel ves as Students in that justly celebrated sc hiooi for medical acquire •thent, the Royal College of Edinburgh, and were instructed in the dater - ern branches ot anatomy, surgery, the theory and t..radice of physic, ichemistry. midwifery, botany, &c. &c. -by those eminent professors, Drs. Munro, Gregory, Black, Hamilton, Duncan and Rutherford. We trit.t we shall not be deetneti presumptuous in saying that our proficiency and acquirements are not inconsiderable. Having for a long series of years made Venereal Complaints, and the various diseases of. Debility, the particular objetof our studies and pradice, it will, we hope, be allowed that we have acquired superior know isdg of their treatment and cure. In slight and receel caies . of i ; ,. - fe t li o n a perlatt re-establishment is , completed in the short period of two days ; and in those of the utm ost in veteracy, wnere other practitioners have tailed of success, a proper perseverance in our plan of treatment ensures to the patient a safe and radical . cure. Amidst the melancholy variety of disorders which are the etreas of a habit long and most unhappily pursued by the youth of both sexes, CA:re are none more alarming or more distressing than those deficiencies and debilities which fre quently previmt or embitter the matrimonial state. To such •petsons it must he a consolation to know that they may now, by a cw and infallible mode of treatiment, be restored to that greatest of all human blessings, a strong, manly; and l vigor. ous constitution.'. In all- cues otaletfility,. from whatever cacse arising, as well as in every spetnes of venereal infection, we may be consulted by patients of either sex With the great. est secrecy and hononr. Hourso consiiltation'at home from ten tothree, and twin 6 in tile evening till to at night. , Patients in t:.e conntry sic requested to state the particu.' lars or their casc, age, and generJl habit of living, &c. &C. in closing a remittance tor advice and Medicines, when the same will he given, or sent to any part of the kingdom. To ensure that secrecy s.)essenti3l to our undertaking, the - postage of letters :nay be adtlen to the account for niedi cities. CU K.R.I F. awl Co'. Surgeons, No. Hatton-gaden Mcsirs. Currie and - Co. have Certificates Rote! the • above 'respectable Profeisors of London and Edinhu:gh, for the diligence, skill, and humanity, with which they ,pet formed the duties assigned them' during the time %hew at. tended - their l cUures and 1' radice. trli / k' P4ll° •- • .:* • -,. , --- ~.i . ~...... AW- e,,,, , ,, ~,";„,, , , * \ i7 • ••••••.- viiiira . • [PRICE SIXPENCE-TIALPPENNY. ...: - .-r:.~~ FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, FEt.i, Atbnit7alB . 9:9Biec, Feb. 5, 1814. • . A letter, transmitted by Reat,Admiral Hargood, at Guernsey, from Car. Shepheard, of the Fylla, dated Jan. 30, announces his baying captured, after a chace of four• hours, the French lugger privateer l'lnconnu, of St. Maloes, of 180 tons. The prize was pierced for 20 guns, mounted 15, 'had 109 men, , and was commanded by Capt, G. J. • Geffroy. On the Fylla coming up with her, she attempted resistance, when she had. ber Second Captain and four men killed and four Lieut. W. H. Pearson and W. Kead, corporal of marines, were wounded on board the F y lla. The lugger is quite new, of the largest elms, and-sail ed from St. Maloes on toe 27th. [This Gazette announces that the Prince gent has been pleased to confer on Capt.'Broke, of the Shannon, for the.gallantry and skill dis played by him in - the capture of the United States frigate Chesapeake, the dignity of Baronet, with remainder , to.his heirs male alsO permission to Lieut. Gen: Sir James Leith,- Lieut. Col: R.-L, Dundas, Lieut. Col. J.'Browne:, and Lieut. Col. H. Sturgeon, to wear respectively the insignia of Knights of the Portuguese Military Order of tli Tower and Sword. PIIINCE OE AVALES'S COUNCIL. At a Council of, his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, Held at Carlton-House on the 3d of Feb. 1814,rtose Price, of Kanegie , in the County of Cornwag, tsq. w:ts appointed Sheritrof the said county of Cornwall , for the year 1814, by his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales in Council. • At the Court. of Carlton-House, the 4th of Fe bruary,- 1814, present his Royal Highness the Prince Regent in Connell, SHERIFFS appointed by his Royal Highness the Prince Re 'gent in Council, in the name and ou the behalf of his Ma jesty, for-the Year 18/4. Bedfordshire-Slepheu Thornton, of Moggerhanger, Esq. Berkshire-Robert Hopkins, of Tidthar - sh, Esq. Buckinghamshire--Sir Wm. Clayton, of Harleyford, Bart. Comb. & Hynt.-7-3onathau Page, of Ely,'Esq. Chesio;re-JOlni 13askervyle Glugg, of Gayton, Esq. Cumber/and-Thomas Benson, ut Wreay-Hatl, Esq. Derbyshire-Francis Hurt, of - Alderwasley, Esq. • DesonsidreJohn Newcomb, of Star-Gloss, Dursetshire-Sir JohnW.Sinith, of SydlingSt.Nicholas o ßart. Essex-Robert Wilson, of Woodhouse, Esq.. Gloucestersitire- - --john Hooper Holder, of North C.irmiy, Esq. Hereforcf.shiye-Edward Moulton Barrett, of Hopend, Est, fant-Jdmes Wildham, of Chilham-Castle, Leitestershire-Jacob Henry Franks erf . Misterton, Esq: Lincolnshire- - --Robert Vyner, of Ganliby, Esq.. 0 Monmout hshire-Sir Sam. Brodenei Flnytiter, of Trostrey,Bart.. Norfolk-Henry Haste Henley, of Sandringham, V,sq. iVorthamptonshire-folm Plunier Clarke, or Welton,-Esq. Nortnumbe):land--Sir * Charles Loraine, of Kirk-Haile, Esq. Nottinghuntsiire-W in .FletcherNoitiuMorton, of El tun,Esl„ affordshire7-3ames King, of Neithriy, .Esq, Putittnt/shire--George Fintlyer, Aisttin, t 5.1.• Shropshlre-William Cludde, of OrLtdo, Esil. .Sovtersetihite--Geo. Edward Allen, of Bath-Hampton, Esq. • Stqlordshire-Sir Oswald Mutely, of ltullestou, Batt. county of Northaututon-Iticli:Noryisarti, of Lasingnaris,Escr. Sajjak-Edward liollona, of bentiaii, - .P.N,q. - - Surrey-Richard Birt, of Hall-Grove, Esq,. ,Sussex-Postponed. IrarwicAshirt -Andrew Hackett, of Moxlmll, Esq. Wiltshire-Williatu Wyndham, of 'Ninon, Esq. ', hvorc , stershire-joisn Knight, of Lee-Castle, Yorkshire-:Sir Francis Lindley Wood, of Hemsworth, Bart. SOUTH WALES. Carmarthen-;-Nicholas Burnell Jones. of Pantgla.cs, Esq. .Pewbrohc-John Harcourt Powell, of Hook, Esq. COrtligan-Thomas Lloyd, of Bromwith, Esq. Glamorgan-Hun. Williani Beoth Grey, :tf Dystryn. Brecon-Johu Hotchliis, of Ulan Usk Villa, Esq. Radnor--Charles Humphreys Price, of Cuighton, Esq. • NORTH WALESA Merioneth-William Gryffydd, Galieley, Of Tanyhwich, Esq. Carnarecni-Cl4oVymie Griffith NVyunei of Celli tiniwich, Esq. • . . . Anglesey-Geotge Francis Barlow, of Tynyllwyn, Esq. Mont o-oinery-,:\ :Um Davies Owen, of Glen Severn, Esq.' Dentn3l,-Edward Rowland, of Garddsn Lodge, Esq. Flint-Roger Ellis, of Cornist, Esq. . • BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. T. Smith, Ledhury„Hcrefordshire, miller. BANKRUPTS. R. Cumming, Union-street, Somers-TolVn, coal-merctiant. Feb. 12, .22, and March 14, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. , Bryant, Hatton-court, Threadneedle-street. 0. Johnson, King-street, Old` Gravel-kine, blacksmith, Feb. 12, 22, and March 19, at .Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. West, Redlion-street, Wapping. It. Keeys Trant, Sassex, slwpkeeper, Feb. 15, 9.2, and. March 19, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Blandford, Temple., J. Weifhtman; Moor street; Bryanston-square, earpente Feb. 1-2, 19, and March .19, at Attornie s , Messrs. Sweet and Stokes, Basitighall-strect. • J, jun. Deal, Kent, rope-maker, - Feb, 12, 22, and Match 19, at_Guildliall, London: Attorney, Mr. JAckson, Fenchurch-street-buildings. J. Leonard, Little Hampton, Worcestershire, seedsinan, Peb.. e, .22, and March 19, at 'Guildhall. Attornies, 'Messrs. Austice and Co. Temple. . W. Pearson, Long Sutino, Lincolnshire, victualler, Feb. 18, 19, and March 19, at the Bull-Inn, Long Sutton. Attornies, Messrs. Wordsworth and Addison, St:tple•inn.. R. Dunn, Brannton, Northampton, neater, Feb. 14, 15, and March 19, at the Queen s-head, Atturnies, Messrs. Lodington and Hali,Te.inplo. G. Cobb, Leeds, Yorkshire, flax-spinner, March 1,2, and 19, at the. Bull and Mouth, Leeds, Attorney, Mr, iiattve, Chancery-lane. E. Mann, Yeovil, Somersetshire, linen-draper,-Feb. 12,19, and March 12, at Griildhall, London. Atturnies, Messrs. Sweet and Stokes, Basinghall-street. Robinson, Great Mary-le r .bonne-stiect, chees.emonger, Feb..l2, 15, and Jan. 19, at Guildhall. 'Attorney, Mr. Chambers, Furnival's Inu. J. M. Jackson, Liverpool, merchant, Feb. 12, 19, and Jan.• 19, at Guildhall, London. i‘ttorney, Mr. Leigh, Poultry, J. K. Etherington and J. Miebeltield, Dartford - , Kent, inn holders, Feb. 15, e 2, and March 19, at Guildhall, Lonapu. Attorney, Mr. Sauter, Chancery-lace. E. Frost, jun. Great Whelnethap, Suffolk, miller, Feb. 14, 15, and March 19, at the Angetinn, Bury St. Edmunds. Attorney, Mr. Wilson, Greville=street. J. Rudhall, Gloucester, bell-founder, Eeb,_l4, 15, and March. 19, at the Beni', Gloucester. Attorney, Messrs. Bridges, Red Lion-square. J.Boagg, Weymouth, mercer, Feb. 16,17, and Mares 19, - at _ the Guildhall, Weymouth. Attorney, Mr. Alexander, 1' e - square, Lincoln's Inn. J. Livoeb, sen. and J. Livock, jun.• Lowestitf?, Suffalk, gra•• eery, Feb'. 24, 25, and JaIL 19; at the Queen's Head Inn, Lowestoft. Attoruies, Messrs. Swain and'Co. Fredei place, Old Jewry. J. N. Peacock, Lincoln, . corn-merchant, Feb. el, 22, and March 19, at the Rein Deer, Lincoln. Attorney, Mr. Speu cer, Lanib'S Conduit-street. J. T. Harper, Little Saffron-hill, victualler, Feb. 13, 19, and -March 19, at'Gnildhall. Attorney, Mr. L. Cur sitor-street, Chancery-lane. P:Figgins, Portsea, wheelwright, Feb. 19, 19, and Mardi 19, at the George Inn, Southampton. Attorney, Mr. Sheldon, Sessions House, London.