The Sun. — London, England, 1814-03-03 00:00:00

- Pt.=/:w )-t%.. )C.9 tp, 4(141-$.4. "1141 • • . • - r ,g.// . . .2441 . I . A • --11 • °• 1 14, . L - • • , • :• 6:411100'4 /lithe 11,`,jel I 1 :!..........."....mtam0m5, , -.161ri-,-.-.4-, „ A ,47; - • rt or i 'Ho- xr ... :a ... :r „ a , : re' J AW/ cti~ } ' >rilr,/3. 67 04 A: Tin THURSDA i Gil 3, 181'4. . .44 , • [PRICE SIXpENCE7FIALFPENNY. 4- HE ITRF ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. be PRESENT EVENING, March 3; will b perforincd the Tra , redy of ' KING - RICHAID THE THIRD.- "' J oke of Gloacester, Mr. Kean; Lady Anne, Miss Boyce. After which a new Dance, called LL' NDER AND LF,ONORA. • Tii wil! he added, , - • THE APPRENTICE.,!- Saturday The Venice; with Illctsion. - . i • THEATRE 10YA It L, COVIiNT-GARDN. 'WS PRESENT EVENING, March 3, will be iierfornied the Comely of!, . -THE . WONDER. ' " • - -Don Felix, Mr. Young,; Viulante, Mrs. Jordan. To which will he addci 'fifth time), ~ • ~n s • THE WANDERING BOYS. aturd: The Far n. 's wife; with The Wandering Boys. ty, ill , --.___ ORA',VORIOS. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. • TO-N10R11.0117, FRIDAY March 4, 1814, he perfumed A GRAND SELECTION, • • ?'rotri the Compositi. C .ns of n' the most Favourite Authors. which Madame atala will sing " Angels ever bright," ti`trira adorata," and " Sin: , ye to the Lord," and by par e' (:sire, at the end of le first Act, the National Air oUle Britannia.—Mrs. 'Salmon, " 0 magnify,"-•-and k p . 1 1441 Juhaf's lvre."—Miss Rennet], and'MasterWillia us, 4 Tr , Anthem "'Hear my . prayer.'—Mr. Kellner' " Shall I 111 e - ,. 44411 'e'5,"—" Honour and arms,"—and " 0 Lord have Mt. •Braham, " Can wealth or friencis,", 7 'ivi t Vlend the Vuetto Slates .beneath," 'lrs• Salmon.—The Grand Choruses, " Exultate Deo," ,"e gave thein hail6l , ,nes,"--." The Lord shall . reign," A e , -dear he;zr,"---" Gloria Patri,"—and Mozart's Ne'ediettis and Ni`utet, will be . introduced.—At the; cum-, toll,,comet' of the Second isAc ill be repeated Cherubini's prated Overture to Anacr.' 44;... 1ne 11 , ai Performers :—Madanie 'Catalan', Miss Rennell, Williams, and Mrs. Salmon Mr. Brahmn, Mi. Gar- Te, kr. Daruset, Mr. 'Finney, and Mr. Kellner. k ader o f th e Band, Mr. Ashley—Organ, Mr. S. Wesley. t i N, 4 " ri e Orch es t ra i s , en tir e ly new, and decorated to corre7 , with the Proscenium of tke Theatre. qr . & The Free List of this Theatre does not extend to the • 1;,. -1 "s• far the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Hart-street.. . • r , to be opened at Six o'clock ; to begin precisely at L s-Half-priee at ns , - e"e u qenee -of the great overfloW, the TheatriCal str l wilt itf future be added to time Pitt. 1 11 1 I ?, GOVERNORS of the MIDDLESEX pit, i . tiosnrmi have , to regret, that altjiongh the Hos t:l4v is capable of reCetring more than double the present 131,,,'" of its Patients, yet from the insoilicient state of lf the Charity, no lef,s'than Thirty pressing Cases s t ,,. durin; the last Month. In order to direct the of-the public to ttie UtUity and Importance of this t4:,""s , i 0, the Weekly Board have directed a Monthly State lo he pu _fished. ti t) , MIDDLESEX HOSPITAL, s n uly Statement of Patients, from the Ist February to the Ist March, 1814. Patients admitted by Letter........ G 7 „Accidents 140 -23.4 beil; rein' w ere i 64. !i a b t la , e . , 17 9;1r S 50117 n 0 1 ' 1 fouo4 •elloc" cg s ‘' I p 0 C ti )l4 :d 1141 iL 111,(1C,;;. )t iii b! r ; et. fail“! , the to'" h the Ii)IR• ess eS! c ost rht jecte' .:1110eti of (;('l' , sue ao lia 'pia ° F , l' 0 rllter °i otla° 6 ' it ) am ) cr. O 4 ,1.• f 1 woi .til t ~~r~s' t 4" ;Jr C•~~'' r , 11' !te ' rt. .:rtzt'n Oa: nt i of si. ‘ ; irts, 4 • riNt. eso"' Out Patients. . . ' Patients discharged 9O Ditt o in the Hospital ... By Order of the Board, HENRY JENKINSON, Secretary. Z ARD,J3IJRNE, anti Co. Royal Eichaage, jj e Vectfullyinfornythe Public, Shares have on . Sa e le t , " 4 1111 i, Y of Numbers, Tickets and f o r t, th"ttery of ,OC:10 Tickets, to be drawn in Two Days, ue 4th and 14th of THIS NIONTf THE SCHEME CONTAINS 2 . • • • ....Prizes of . L.W.000 ........ Ditto ....... Ditto. . 1,000 L ettrs, c. &o. &c. post-paid, dilly answered, and Schemes gratis. O_,,,oRRoW 4th MARCH, STAIIL LOT-. TERY BEGINS DRAWING. SCII ENE CONTAINS .......... P r i zes o f .20,000 ... 2,000 2 .................................... 4,4‘ . 1, .............................. 600 &c. &c. &c. Tler And the Lowest Prizes k. 1.7. f , --0 0 ETS and SHARES are selling by RICHARDSON, Lit t . L UCK, and Co. Slot:lr . -brokers and Contractors for the IhICY , at, their Or!ices, Corner of Bauk-buildings,Corn- Nd e P il.f acin'g the King's Mews, Charing-cross; where they Sia of the Littery that finished di awing the 26th of January, "le Cliiitall"riz;s, in 72 Shares I'm • LITTLE I t ,OTTERY, WITH GREAT PRIZES. ) r w ent) , Thousands; and only' Eight Thousand Tickets. 'gi n • Logins Primlug TO MORROW. . 1 '''KETS and z=ifilA itE ..;, in. great, Variety, are 1'4 41 , ,lung. at U.'BB's Office. 7 , Ludgate-street (nearst. )w tile 101 l -' -. ,1 - . z , • were lately Sold:.•-.. OIN Ill s . 11 .. • Nl). 3,9_52 • . L . 120,000 2 ,27, - , „T,000 2U.i 4,000 5 ,533 • 1f;,3 \ ,1 .. - 2,000 h.' /E ''''- 16 !, an imaiense number of 10001. 5001. &c. IQ. isb liank Mites exchanged, and all fl!isiness - in the Funds --eq• led oa Coinrriissio'n 1.), ;ta t . ' GEO. WEBB, Stock-broker.. - e Lott'. -:' z nd tris'h Money Exchange Office, -......„ .. ± 7, Ludgate -street, near St. Paul's. M • edt CHURCH'S COUGH "DROPS, eine unequalled' by any in the World, for the imme . Ma' e Relief and gradual Cure of COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMAS, &c. lv Cw 'ulion Coughs, which, are generally the . 11, ( , effect of Cold, 'it wives immediate relief, removing tq trmablesotne irrittAi:',3n, or, as they are called ticklings 4,the threat, are so tormenting in this complaint, h u ,.. n g as ac' ant : StillitllCS to coughing, and quieting . 14, - e„ convulsiv excitementg, and causing . the afflicted . to and Speak freely. It p p inrocures rest and sleep in an t degree ; an d strengthens the constitution, which follotes reel enemy, wose at w ed by e the p most an fatal consequence h s. tacks are frequently er t e i rs uus afflicted with P u l monary C omp l a i nts, or di sor d ers. 4f t d ' e . ll reast and Lungs ( even i n t h e most a d vanced state, r elief the must advanced period .of lite), will find instant 11, 11 Asthmatic orConsumptive:Affections, (recent or chronic) l CaLsrlis, Wheezings, and Difficulty of Breath "g. e I t giv immediate ease. tins Phlegm, ease Fluids, and _Obstrac- . t e ,,"s the Cilands; are-with and safety discharged irtle exrectoration. also admirable Sureness of the Breast and Stomach, ,sivinPresent ease in these eases. , aold • t le 1, only,by Edwards, 66, St.. Paul's, anger, O iford-itreet, an Tett, Exchange. • No n , th :' can possibly' be genu i ne b ut t h ose having the Stamp "e name of, SHAW . awl E,DWARDS, 66, St. Paul's mr ch - Yard, to imitate whica Price only as. Dd. and 4s. 6d. per bottle. DISTRESS IN GERMAiNY. ABOUT Eight Dears tgo, the CALAMITIES occasioned by the War i.S different PROVINCES' of GERMANY arc ri to a SUBSCRIPTION; and tho Fornia tion of a COMMITTEE in London, to relieve the Distresses on the Continent. _ Be the. generosity of the British Pabiic, the sum of nearly . 50,0Ju1. was remitted, which rescne;l multitudes from the ex tremity of. Want; but at no' period sinCe the existence of this epinmittec, has the mass - of cv,,ry kind of misery been': so great, in the country to which their attention was first di rected ; where the many sanguinary battles fought in Silesia, Lusatia, nia, Saxony, Brandenburg', and other parts, have entailed upon the peaceable inhabitants, sufferings, al most-unexampled in the annals of,hikory, . The Committee are anxious to impress upon the minds of their- Countr3, - men, that in anticipation of British support, they Lave remitted to; different parts of Gerthany to the amount of near 40,0001 Arnowlt already advertised - L. 36,046 8 20 Subscriptions since received : ', • At Messrs. Hoare. aud Co. .J..1-I..Green, 'Esq. 25 o Holi.Adin.itub.Dirliy 50 0 Thomas .t.:_stuu, Son, . . Rev. Edw. Thomld, of and Backhouse 31 10 Grayingham,Lincoln- Da'yid BreAvn, Wigan, . shire - 51. 17s. od. -Laiilashire - , * 0 Sir T.l)..Sckland, Burt. 25 0 Cl3rlsti4uaudSon,Wig.,- .Jos. and W. B. Gurney 5 5 more street • - - 3 5 Rev. Rob. Beachcroft, John Cock". -- - 10 0 Blundhan2, Bedford- ' Austin 'and -Co. Alit- shire - - 2 2 • chain - - 0 Mr. Beachcroft, sett. 3 3 John Lloyd Lugger 2 2 Heury Hallam, Esq. 10 10 0. and J. - - - 219 D. S. - - - - 1 0 Taylor, Hanbury, Bow- .___ . ... . - 1010 M. .W. m . - • - 2 2 • an, and Lloyd . 100 0 Lord Viscount Curzon 30 0 Thomas Parry, r.s q . • W. G. l'evtou, Esq. - 5 5 Dr. George Ilirbeck 10 10 •At Messrs: Down and Co. ' Rev. Thos.Butt, Tren- Rielrard Martin, Esq. tham - -. 1 1 Stroudwater - 10 0 ThOncis Tonilins, Esq. 10 14 Rev. T. Ho, ne - 5 5 Rev. nryant Burgess 2 2 Collection at St.Swit hires Mrs.. Burg,ess. - •.• .2 ' 2 London-Stone,. by Rev. Rev. Mr. Longinire, - 1-i. G. i - atkins, Rue- , and Friends - - 7 0 for - 1051. 2s. 3d. • Edw. Farbe, Esq. Bath 20. 0 - ' The Children of St. Swi- Collection aiter a Set'. thin'sSundaySchool 21,15.7 d. . noon, by the Rev. W. Hawkins - 1 0. Edw. Ki!vington, in Rev. J. King - 10 10 the Church of Ossett, John Newmarsh, Esq. 10_ 10 Yorkshire 221. is. Hid. Collection at Long' . Acre Mr. Bristow, Ashford 5 0 ... _ _ Chapel, by Rev. J. Mr. 1:.-te, cLito (2d Sub's.) 5 0 Kiug - . 891. 11e. 6d. Mr. Sli :4, ditto/ , - 5 0 HiimailityandGratitude 1 0 Mrs. Adams, ditto 5 0 Mrs. Placid •• I 0 bliss Ball; ditto 1 0 M. . - - 1. 0 Mrs. Foxiili, clicto 2' 0 Edwin Dawes,Esq.Win- Rer..Dr.. Curteis, Sun . chilsea - - • 5 0 bury - - John Watkins, Eq.Dit-, Rev... Dr. Whitfield, toti-house . - 10 0 .1 11 _ef..;thl.. - - 5 0 Joseph Price, of Mon- Mr. Hcoderson, ditto lo 0 mouth, per Win. Pep- M. Shurboon,.ditto .2 . 0 _ _ . __ .. S 0 pereome _ 5 0 511. F. Simi - boon, ditto 2 , 0 Nathaniel Thompson 10 10 nr. Gardner, ditto . 5 0 Peter Clierry, Esq. SaW- Mr. - Reed,- ditto ' • 5 - 0 'bury-place - 5 0 Mr. En , -IctiArt, ditto . 2 0 N. J. Hathourger and Co. , Mr. Iyes, ditto - 1 0 _per C. Gardner 10.10 Mr. Asiaras, ditto - 1 0 C. F. Wenthe - 1 0 Messrs. Nliirey, and Charles JOrbrd - 1 0 Cooper, ditto - Findlay, Bannatyrie and M. Ilatelirtt, ditto 'Co. - - - 50 0 A Poor Nian, - educated Geo. Brucker and Co. SI 10 at Brntisaiek - A. 8.. - -' 10 0 At M - essrs.Gnyn, Mills, _ _ • ... ' - Balicr; Esq. o 10 '2 0 C!! 7 L. 1 0 Bay ford Huts , 50 0 ulyq; laud l'u. 100 Robert (5.: John Jackson 10 10 Thos. Poynier and San 31 10 Rev. J. 13. Sumner 5 0 N. Temperley, Esq. 5 5 Jesse Rusiell - 10 10 R. ant.. A. I.llaclshurn, 0. ami F. Thoinas Pitt 5 5 Leeds - - 10 0 10 10 Anonyninns, in a letter 1 0 The Parishes of Testor from Barnsley and NettlestAl, by the At,Messrs, Downs Rev. J. is.e,inexiy 201.25.9 d. Thornton, & Co. Sundries, fro,n ls. to lo*. 2 2 It. Eracketibury, Esq., 20 0 John Simmons - 5 • 5 . B: Flounders, Esq. 10 10 ' Mrs. Alexanticr - 5 0 Mrs. Flounders - G. C - 10 0 Miss Flounders - ' h 5 and Co. 25 0 William Ka' - 10 0 J. Green, sen. Mrs. Green o• ~ 25 0 II . Subscriptions received at the Bars of the City of London Tavern; Lloyd's Coffee-house; Stock Exchange; ,and at all the Bankers in town and oouutry. R. [l. Secretaries. LUKE HOWARD,J ' A CHALLENGE. ArESSRS. CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, late in his Majesty's service, challenge the whole world to prove a single instance ivliere their Medicine and method of cure have failed of the desired effect. The practice of 'many years in this particular branch of their profession, has nut given rise to one unsuccessful ca: e. . They continue to direct their studies to the treatment and cure. of Venereal Complaints,. and that d,rangemeut of the system, which is the conselpience of t hi! pernicious and waste ful etfects of a habit long and most unhappily. pursucd.,byllie youth of both sexes. .In the one it •Nill•be found to be the unfailing source of barrenness;' the other have its ra.rages fatally developed to. thein by a distressing state of debility, which if. not timely remedied, terminates vi impotency, these are its remote and ultimate .eifects, while consumption, loss Of muscular pov.er, and various" nervous , complaints, usually characterise•the earlier stages of this solitary vice.---1)f per sons-l.tnguishiu,;- the (liorders incident to such, a LaLit, their treatment is simple, and has never proved ciisuceessfal in the course of a lung, laborious, and much , extended practice. • In ' the most obstinate and complicated cases of Venereal Infection, suet as obstructions in the urethra, spungy ex crescences, hard tinuors callous ulcers, eruptions, setnitial weakness, gleets; - as also Strictures, -whether recent or of long duration, and which have battled the skill of other Prac; titioneta, are sty their present improved • plan of treatme.it, effectually and permanently cured, without the patient suffer ing the excruciating pain and alarming - heatorrhag - e which. frequently follows the application of the lunar caustic. ,in the course of twenty .yeses extensive practice in this Metro p olis,,numerous 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 otheryet adopted. The weakness, relaxation, and debi lity proceeding from this complaint are speedily removed, and the patient restored - to . so;;nd and vigorpus health. -But where the debility has for years existed, a proper perseverance to their restorative remedies, after the St.ricture has been de stroyed, is indispensably requisite to revive the slumbering sparks of life and to reanimate the constitution. Several Noblemen and Gentlemen of the first respectability, have been under the care of Messrs. Currie and Co. fin the re moval of complaints of the Urethra, Strictures, &c. and - hav ing received a radical and pertnanentxire, reqiust that re ferences may be given to them, as satisfactory evidences.of the decisive superioeity'of nessrs. Currie 'and 'Co.'s plan of treatment. Many of these Gentlemen- have had strictures from 10 to 20 years, and had oven under the care of Messrs. Korne,Heaviside, and otherSurgetnis equal - entrience; wh attempted the cure by the application of the Lunar Caustic, without .stuteess. Messrs. Curtis and Co. may be consulted liv either sex with the greatest delicacy, secresy, aad honour, at their boast', 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. inclosing a remittance for advice and medicines, when the name wilt he given or sent to any part of the Lingdoni. To ensure that !•,..recy - so essential to tLrir undei'takinz, the postage. of lett,rs,may be :added to . the accciunt for .Me diei4e*. 9th <Nue, 1809,-107, Hatton -garden. : VICTUALLINGrOFFICE, Feb. 2?, I M 4. - FirHl;, COMATHSS/ONERS Jro VICTUALLING it. His tWAJE,STES NAVY do hereby give Notice, Thal (171 Friday, the 4th of March tysC, then will be ready to recei Tenders ire wrEting, (scaled tip) and treat for . 'One Hundred Tons of BUTTEIi; One Hundred apd Fifty p.nq of CH USE, and Two. Hundred 7'ons of QATMEAt., to. be . delivered, one half thereof in a Month, and the other half in a Month afterwards, into His Afajesty'S Victualling Stores at the Ports, and in the proportions wlermentioned,iitz. ' 'Butter. Cheese. • Oatmeal. Ton!. Tons. Tons. Dertford........ 50 BO 1 Of) Portsmouth' • •%) • • .15 .7,0• Plymouth' 9.5 3O • 100 Ton's. 150 'Pons. 200 Tons. and .I , .vo,for4he supply; of mhatererßAVP. , :S may be demand ed for the se.-roice of Ilisi.:linpsty's Bakehouse at Deptford, nurin4: the s , pette of Twelve Alonths "certain, and further until fl'hrec;Months warning shall be given for the termination of the Contract. ; • The whole to be paid for by Bills, payable with Interest, Ariaety Days after (Ittl. The Conditions of the Contracts may be seem at the &ere tarys, Office. No regard will be had to any Tender in which the Price shall mot be inserted in words at length, or that shall not le delivered to the Board tclore One o'Clock' on the said Friday, the 4th March -ncrt; nor unless. • the Pca-son who makes the Tender; or some Person um his ,Behalf, attends, to answer when called for. .„ . Each Tender must also Ge aceoinyanied by a Letter signed I,q two responsible Persons engaging to Fermat hawed with - the Prirty tendering-, 'in the penal sum of 5011.. for the due peribrmanee -of tlc Contract for Rollins. DEPTFORD" FICI7ULLING-ii/111D, Feb 18 . 14. THESE are to give Notice, that on Thursday, -5- the 10!a of Illa - rch next, at 10 o'Cloch. in the Fore noon. will be EXPOSED to PUBLIC 8.-ILE.:,'ot Ais . I#ty!s Victuallia.ff-Yartl, at DrE!foid; suture!, LOTS of tltc following- UNSERVICE.II>I.E PRO 17STO uod STORI;S, pow lyin4r in Me .s.w:d Yard, vie.:— Bread, Bread Dust, Flour, Flour Sweepings, 'Raisins, Oat : : meal, Oatmeal Sweepings, Pease Screenings, Bakehouse Sweepings, Callavances,'.Pot Barley, Butter, Cheese, Sugar, Beef, Pork, Suet, Leager, Butt, Puncheon, Ilog,,hea(l, Barrel, Half-hogshead, and Rundlet Staves, Wine Pipe and Hogshead' Staves,' tieadiug,..tig,lit and dry; a quantity of Boards Ends, Fire Wood, &c. &c. &c. Deposit of 251. per cent. is ti be made upon the amount of ca,,k. la . at the time of sale, and the remainder of the pur-' chase-money pUid &fore the Stores are removed,. for which. purpose a period of ti working days will be allowed from the day of sale, the "Buyers particularly observing, that not less iv 'to t *rises within the first seven days, and theremainder fu the seven following day. 9, afterwise the deposit money will be foriiited, and the Provisions or Stoies remain the property of the Crown; as no extension of time will, on anti account, be granted. OFFICE OF ORDN4NCE, Feb. 23, 1814. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His nrA. • JESTY'S s ORDS4NC'E do hereby give That . Proposals zcild he received at their Q!"tice, - in Path- Mall; on or before Friday, the 18th day of Narcli next, Pom such Personi a.s may be willing to undertake the ,Supply of Forwrefor the Ordnance Horses statidned is; the following Diericts, to be delivered at the Expenee of the Contracts; oix. Ncrth Britain, South West, including Ports- Northern, • mouth, Isle of Night, and Yorksh ire, Christchurch, Eastern, exclusive of War- Western, • ley, • Woolwich with its • Depend- SOncherti, exclusive of Chat- envies, ham, Warley and Chatham, • Wectkin,lN'orthamptorrihli•e, for a periiid of Six llfonths, from the Ist of .4"prilactt. - The Oate to be good, sweet, dry, and clean, withut an . o ; • less mixture f of Foyer Moleieret Oats, cad must act ti , :s igA than 37 poands per Winchester Bushel; the Hau to be sweet and dry, and delivered ia Trusses of 56Ths. The Straw to be good, clean, and. dry, AVlceat or , Rye Straw, and delivered in Tresses of 56:bs. 'The Iriees to be paid . for the respective Quthitities of each "frticieichie.":•irtfry be delEvered, at the following rates, For the Oats at per hundred pounds, 21-oirdn,vois letight. For the Hay at per hundred and twelve pcends. • • For tlsi Straw at per hundred end twelia? pounds. _ . . ThePrOpos,.ls may be detiVered sepirately br jointly . for two or more off' the said Districts, and it is - eapeiled that the Can - tractor shall receive the Stable Dung, which - , during the Period rf his Contract, may ryccuntalate, mahing an al/;:iw tlM:C fir the same, afler .thi: rate of per Horse finer Iresk. Further Parb7cnlars may be known Ippon Application to the Officers 'commanding - the Royat Artillcra in each fli.s trict, atid es/so at the B,weetory's Office, afore- Said, any day between the hours of reit and. Four o' Clock, where the Pvonusa4 mast be delivered, sealed up and indors ed, " Proomtils for Forage ;"' but mi . Proposata can be ad itted • Or,: the said IBth March, itt Tweltie a Clock at Noon • of the srincDay, any Tender be noticed, unless the Party . 2nakiiig it, or an ,Igent an his behalf, shall attend. • BJ Order of the Board, Pe. H. (`REIV, Setrrtary. LOCI: AND S):RGICAL Dltip i ,'„NsAity. His Royal Iliz.h.icss the DT.' of YORK, President, and the following Committee of Governors . Earl of Egremant Col. Nti..l..lanes, NI. P. Earl of Leitrim. Latiinc . ,he, Esq. V. P. Rt. Hon. A. 13. Sheridan, M. P. Col. 11: Clements, M. I'. Hoe. Col. J. Barry, M.P. . Capt. J. flay. .SuaGe.oN,` Mr. Kiernan, Member of the Royal College, London. THE above ESTABLISIDTENT unites the' Safety of a PUBLIC INSTITUTIOM, with a Delicacy, Ilonour, and Secrecy, that .belongs t to Private Practice, and; added to its high Patronage, it is conducted by such Ycnfes sionai Shill abd e:itensive Practice, that - the worst Cases of Disease, as Stricthres, Whility, Ulcerations,' &c. inveterate or of long standing, experience a complete t ore, as well as that . Derangement of the - Geneiative Orgart , iy whicil impairs the Constitution and shortens Life. Mr. Kiernan May , bc'eonstated by Patiento.-of both sexes, at. nis private hun3e,, Nq, QI, Lower Charlotte-street, Bed : final-square, where the ne'eeSary Advice and Medicines will be given, or Ica to ad) , paa:t of the United Just published, price 3s. Practical Observalions on the 'above Diseases;;_ sold - by Shorwood and Co. 20,.Paternoster row, and by H. Highley, No. 24, Fleet-street. The following WORKS:.uiII be iiaidosded in coatz,: •. us MONTH, byI,O'NTGIiI.•IN, HORST, REES, BnOWN,:Paternoster-i ow. WAN ' PEREt{ : or, Female '5 Vol Duodecit..o. By the -- , ..utliefof t.ve lina, Cecilia, and!Cantilla:. • RODERICK, the Last, of the GOTHS. AiTrpgie Poem„ By ROBERT SO 'THEY. In One Vol. tt - o. TRAVELS to the SOURCE of the.MiI,SSOLIRI RIVER and acros. the,Anteyican Continent to the Pacitic.Ocean. -Per forniell'hy order . of` the'Governmelit of t 4 .te United .State's' in the Yeais .1804, 1305, and iMUti. . By. Captains LEWIS and CLARKE: Published the"Oflicial Report,. and Mostrat-t - • ed_hy.a:Map of the Route, ant Pother Maps. • -. PERSONAL NARRATiVE of TRAVELS to the EQUI NOCTIAL -REGIONS of the,NEW CONTINENT, (Airing the Years,l799--1804., By ALEXANDER de A timiloi.DT and AIME BUNKAND. With a Picturestrue Atlas, Maps, -• Plans, &C. written in French, .by Alexander de littintioldt,, and translated into English be Helen Maria WilliatUS:'' A -v41.17_,1.5.:_u. 4 -3 . - 1 - 11-it,I.T AIN, uniturtakpn.;" .- Summer of the Year /lila, and commencing from. the Land's Ity 'RICHARD AYFON. With a Series of • Views, illustrative of the Charact erand rromin'ent Feat !ice s of the. 'Coast, drawn and engraved by William Daniel, A.lt.A. ' The Voyage will be illustrated with Coloured Prints, en- * graved by Mr. William Daniell, from his own Drawings, • made during the Voyage. It will be published ,in -Monthly . 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ANECDOTES of MUSIC, Historical and Biographical; in a Series of Letters'from a Gentleman to his Daughter. U. Three Vail; j..vmo. tat CARLISLE, FEB. 19. :o ,t r Owing to the vigilance of on: - M:igistrates, Of Mr. - 1-lOdg - sOn, Clerk of the Peace, James - lerdice,hutcher and castle-dealer,',lrom Lisburn, near ;Bolfa , t has b-co aTnebendedhere for Coal forgzo.ies to the. amount 0130001. in the former place. The eirbnoistanceS are as follow : On ,the-Bth of January last, the prisoner came to Carlisle lay.the rortpatrick mail, and got lodgings • at Mrs. Neition':,, Jollier's' Arms, MarLet:place, 'and said he' was !wing to Atnerica:.• OA the-6th - instant, a: letter bearing - . the Belfast postrmark, directed:to his landlady,in,Carlisle (a charactt:ris tic bitidiler, 110 doubt), was delivered : on open inethe reeeired a letter • front yon, which I was very muen ..titpt.i.,.ed at, as I thought you woula have 1)efol now. Dqu't yott know is hat sire iitery. is 1501. reward. hid for yup in the newspapers. I ‘..-oald have yon make off as fast as you can; as two Ar e!' ar,.; in search of you.. - , " MATTHEW ALLERDICE." • Iyiscovei:irw; the letter vas f(n her lodger, she tieliVered it to hi! n, bat - divulged time ew ic c uts, which were coMinopicated to Mr. Hodgson,. w h o made a sti;ict . enqUiry.into - the.atfair, and c;:used Eh-tr to be apprehended that night. On searching him,' bills and notes to the amount of - 3001. vvere 'fotind _in his' posSelsion. A des?siption of his pCUSO.II and a statement of all the circumstances were transmiqed . 4y \lr. Hodgson to the Pollee 011i t eers in Dublin anti Belfast; who returned'a Belfast paper, describing the forgeries and the . person, with ,orders for his detention till a peroti arrive to identity him, that he may be conveyed bacl, - 7. to be dealt with according to law-'2' Last Biindair'a serbint letter came from Matthew Al._ lerdice to.iVrS..Nelson's, which was delivered. to the Ma i 't..,trates. The latter also contained important discoveries conceriiing his tionS:' This letter was sent back to the Magi strate who corresponded with Nir.:Hodgsour-=-and, hoped, will lead to a discovery of the Lrge property of which persons have been defra:idett. IIiGEI WATER AT LONDON BIUDGE TO-NORBONVI Moruiinc, 9.7 minutes after 12. I Eveniug, 62 minutes aitcr 12. OF STOCJ Bank srAcy, 261 Navys pur Cent. 971 971 4 per Cent. 8S 3 per Cent. Bed. 70igii, 3 pei ' Cent. Cone. 7OZ T Ai4 Bank L. Ann. 17i 346 1-I6 India Stack, ,193 ,S YESTERDAY. ' India Bowls,*7s. 13s. pr. Ex.( siery. Ms. 6s. pr. 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