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fto • :r:) , 4.'44 4,797 4 7 e Qt. '• h ifereig . I,;:ir•T'. tis DPI 10 01 tr oo 'l 6 if bi4 El , tr • oc?' o. • .. •cr.‘-Alimli.— 6785.1 ThEAT,,,.. 2. 1,0 YAL1.. COVENT-GA R 1) EN. 1-11$ PRES,,P,NT EVENING, Jone 6, will be.performed the .Trazedrof C't ' l . o , Mr. Cot way 9' a r n i tl E l l ;e L s ° dCitione.,ll4iss stepbens. I'o' which. wiii he added, the Historical P.oniaiN,e.of Oas R ICIIARD CCEI:11. DE LION. I ! 4 stiid lurs daY, Richard Cur de Lion ; with Sadak and Ka . t are respe c tf u ll y _ informed, that Mr. Kenibt ' Pert,,__4n_ c a Ply suffer e d a re l apse of h is illness, and his e hiust be discontinued until Saturday next. r) 11.114:A T!' ROYAL, DRURY-JANE. EVENING, June 7, their Servants will perform the Tragedy of 1)41 . of eii:lNr4 RICHARD THE TH! . ru ,04.Z.s i t t er ie N 11(rt.i( d,l he d ' n 'l3 llrs. Glover. h Afte ' rPiece of TEIE FARMER. . - 11.qy N. , Xi ~ , : i6`,..,' l'A,Tßionc. CON,CERTS, i . , . '' •THI,-.a.RE, HAYNIARKET. ... 'lCOm in 4 thhission by Tickets only. Ca rom ( ~f i f • - • PRINCE REGENT. 1 '' 4nyal Highyless the 1%1, "Id .also under the AusPie.;* bf ~... H.' ''').Y", iii•thiless the IVAilie fil'`,V:M'''! . E 0 Rep,' ti ; ,,,, ,_,i)4„,,,AOtIOI.ENC , IV, I,t'Yal 1-I;fgC:s iiie...ll'ntke f• 3: :T. ilrX . \ T , - 'ulyal Iliglruess the•lltike of :... ,1 -:•:5 11 - 7 4, .. : : ,.i. , y :kil.'"ril:riitilt`q)AY, JUNE 16, all(1.11'VP. : - ), "1 : 41 % .1 ; r 1 1 7, in Cele') •atain of the DF.1.1Lka,N . ...%1,4 of i ls '''e 4 . C.." PolvriTc NI " b• the BRITISI-I ARTIs; voi i- _ ;"", ta44elY contril;t4ed to the Restoration of Fp s ricl a e n s d , 4 -.. ..i, 1 he p t , p l i t 'a , lion of Europe,. by our. Ma i vi L ati m in E lo ß u. r . m i s, t( l:itln, pl ; iii r‘r"lieti ESPANA Y WM- 1 ti e c L11 ,4-IRE . ''''. 'r)be suc,'..eeded bya N CiltND CARM . :sI The .ode written, and the whole of tile ltith. Concirt to }, ( ,- 41'41 : 1 4 P ee " ,. for the Great ' Occasion., E .."nio nised \‘ ‘ th " God save the King," Each harranged and trginl'[fetl7,s'il,h. nr : a o nt t rg t a h: s :yhol e to be executed upor. a plan .o e i u- , ,„..7, , by three eouipl.t e and distintrOrchestras.„d,...►ni .atythit4rforriler.s f _. and more th p a: - 4 a r r l i ir o e g e i i t :ii i ti t d 4il iea e l it id t. ll ' t ile --.l.`;italgtrix' ctil, 'A to be erected over the wholes eXtent I .e' l e t t D c t : the) irst Band, Mr. SALOMON'. , _. t'e'as;4l-. ' the Second Band, Mr. SPAGNOLETTI. br a a „ uz, l l ` i the Third Band, Mr. MORAL'. hams I rs' — ' l e VOcalt fo • iit;rs already - engaged, are, Ma .. - i 4 4 l ! ) l.. '', e Nl s ,. s . it r i a , o,ilo e Nr ; if r i a l v m a e u . z!azi ) i Mrs. Dickons, Mrs. b ,Mr. Naldi, N 1.4-. Kellner, TheeP'ird, M r ‘ . ‘ C 4 r '' ,'lt's ' ls N ' lvter S Will him s, and Mr. 'lnbar. ioteri„ mil'ert"°l) I , ls r o f th.. , n , . egii;!..ac ‘ li - lay at one o'clock, worn the pii,,,e (leans c i i. matre will be - splendidly illumluated. b f i l ' e t li a t rid it hs u u i iil. expressly for these Concerts by Messrs. i i° l,, 4- , ( Qe-t tl ' i ti li(ll . c es (and Boxes to he taken) at the Opera t o ' ) N. li t)° , ):: rickets for the Pit and Gallcry to he had of k ") , Ll,. ,t Z n dolfs, Old. Bond-street; Me...ssr . s. Flight and iri r. P rest. ', /411 ;n' -lan e • Mr. Birchall, :Nevi Bo , nd-streer .. a-,le.' - -4 ' t.tittid ;• and ' Messrs. Cleineuti and Co. Cneap ....4.,,, e ,, '-- .• ' T- ' a '"d Pit, One d.,; - n o, ; Gallery, Half a-Guinea.. ) .Is TOttIC GALLERY, 87, Pall-Mall, it 4. t re ;:s.,e lN j t - r w „ i tr_ EN • to the free Admittance r Of the Public, wiL,KIN, junior, 46, , , i. .„ Drawings,. b 1 N, s; Wr)II . LI A S, are on view y . 7 - ' 'F i lm:First Number of. the Lei deli; tLliti,'.` ° f ENGRAVINC.S, 11RAPHAEL MORG and I,s ready to , qed t t ,' B ce. has just been published, 4Lscrbers. Br Illp "----- rils N T ' , ERIAL TWINE CLOTH. , PATENT. 1 tllcitlS.l'Y'S ROYAL LF2I7E , RS ...r.= th 'lhrs.4 ' 4N'N amlFAr'"LlLS d ' b r" th i e n Pate f Patentee tittlter‘;4l;rdi'di airn is'liil:ritB:P'r,el;h:seire respectfully inform t e am Ott -0 with the 6abtoave4,s. by the in single. s s , from N 2.. d Id. per p yard, at the 16, Cheapside, and at no Ilit:lith:ltni;e: Its e ' c u On t i s un i y ' , ° and its great conduciveness to Hetrt'clt 1 4 ' ~e'entitig the ill effects of sudden transitions . from I -et t'v cs i7 "ergreat .' &c renders it must desirable -' c•-.lThtte, -and "eruse? div . idual. Each Piece con to 0 t O ll 25 to 30 yards°, eve d rY tl in Pieces for Sheeting froai -16 3l'u" ' 4O l, br;th 5-4 a a n nd 6 ' - e ..1 wide. '"*.----7-77---tl. 'i'tg (:""- •"----A sOLICI I °lt, av qter, v l'ections teliera)mitiions o n ~ .oe A:l)v , , ~,,,,, . „ • Np‘ives to any ‘ extent, and Clients of opulence and respectability, , 55,,,.,„ , , ~ .., ,. ..,c , o t NiTzt, of . ~., 41 .1 d (;,. ''''le Property or . rersbrial Responsibility, "TiTenus what in more, iLsoriable and egaitaiilo than . or /erge.,!thkoliely appear., Apple, by Letter, post-paid, 're...,.;!Y, to Mr. W. at his Office, No. 11, pi-...,,,,.._" tei, Cavendisli-s uare from 12 0114. Chapel-place, c , _________ ~ , , ~4 ._ ;____._,____________.__ LLD N w -TA. 11 1: 1 P,A _CENT IMPERIAL 4 ' 1 1.)1 N ,E, arid PATTN'r 'III.AFAI.G.A. - R SILK - .)ARDS • 4,,'1d,;, N(i-TAIILES • . ned ~(,, p iv, ii „0 . , in ont'eleictrl,:tiecenet.iumprorpedit.norme.., e,i'e,`ti'i Chaillt We'dir,erZPl'_7,:eclootir rust, ' and Tent' tb,i1.;5‘,,, Pornitur e.. ; au l d ."s lierlilin; complete ; Portable .ticles kr near .. ‘ 5l fi le '.4ltli several otl • • - ince Med and improved articles trptio;iture; als to - 1 ,- - extensive assortmen f Net,. ?"'Y • ge""al : Hid " ' - ' shin& Houses coun t, , ' en d 3• . Cabinet Articles for lurin . r. select and ' lt, lisl 3 Mannfact 1 where Paimlies ,flay ~ le ilicoo.rel H'i'ke whole I-loos:71 ' afew (Jas's, Zstabi.',,lence of wait• .ol Months in completing their t,,s2snisnt. ' Ing stivir aaiding the extreme \ ' 'dud ~. . and Navy, & c . &c. by org a ,, and cs loom Articles, Army, . trills th e ~,,' ~atiders, 16 and 17; Catherine-stret.t. Strand, on '"",t nioderate, for prompt paYment' Tlt'll PtREI-10L1) ESTATE, with Spacious,Mansion, O ht. 41.1,1Vuods,'Manors, arl, .411‘c°,'s"• CONTRACT, SOLD by PRIVA 1 E NE hu11,,,tH01.7- ANilts:tet•Preeliold Estate, of upwards cif OA 1 Country, Stlil LIIIINDREO. iCRES, in a beatitifit 41.1161"411'"Pectiilile ei l glin•oinhoon, distant fro a in sii L b o s n t i a li n_ i liei I'aci: lid iri Indus frki, flit: Coast, cowl rising ‘,.. 'til' 4` Mansion weil situated, Garden, ith f , ili ' ----' ..' *ion large walled- exteu - siveattached and Nitl ''al,t-I4 4 ~r-lit(le""I'' j aed Park' and LAA / Is: (424,,t5e I:i4euesetso'f I' . tJr . extensive W nis 'vs I : Yards and fit, 1: end ‘* - i . ' ' Fi:rnis;. with requisite well stocked 44 i,",', 8 ll' koo d e r 4 ep l a j i ' r e ' Also Two Manors and perpetual Th i , 0 (!f. 'the. sßectory (:141• 'i (l it , , . hand, and is in a high li Iva 'ior ) . arty all 1 " • in pa.t, by ais statt ,, o a- f Oaai e 0 . ,au the E , tate. being hounded,. . . ,_,13._ xvi_ Z 4l :rEl , ,:it,t.r., •whtch--iforcli great faculty in prin.( 1-1 5 - tit ( . f —1 Rinds from ". the ; ly re Town, and the soil being .e „ li .`'ted ta the Tnl I iltishandry, it is a very demi a 4, 11. ili:ii.....el,iftailY Ge:it i l ' e l niai l who wishes to Karin .on an r kess articular, and for Orders to View the Estate, apply to **--.. -I.,..:(iihini, 01d Bnatil-steet • _ A R elitN6's P VI:ENT WORM LOZENGES . - Pr Patronized by the First Nobleitte.tt in the t:rui. 14gtinili as well as hy the following 'Honourable dreiies, who la.:re glvvn this Medicine to their own Chi,- Lit,,:i' 4 " fist, to die ' Poor of their respective Neighbour tier .I', an unparalleled success , i.,, ( ,: I ' 4 ce .the Duchess of Th'. flan. Lady Say and Sele. z ivr P i . ‘ The Right Hon. the Countess 11.,,t;r40 the Duchess of 1 of Shaftesltury. 1 4 . IlL i al !": . The Right tlon..the,Countess f ..,'t I lOu. the Countess' of Morintnorris. .r.ole ri,irtiley. The Right Hon. the Countess 'l, fl.tito,t 1-ion. Lady Caro- of Cork. I‘l,.."itaPel• The flight Hon. Lady Lucy L. I " t t icm Lad I'l' B t h t h s, y . iza- ridgeanin. T h ~ i.roter. • Lady Page Turner. Andt L4l. 1 'IIIV r t o i .' Og OR., Lady Lovet. '' ''''Y 'Tier Ladies of the GM rank and character, too .... S4l tl at R. P.iitier'sr:kttl.lit'ijc-kust taonirinsert. tk't,his,,i't4l7ivnircyoriter- of S.„'P a Medicine Warehouse, 4, ul's Church -yard, London, ansl ts. yd . ~;,,ch. litchaitte Waders in every town, in Boxea, at _~~ . . • • , ,;•4 A . 7 , • , . . . -,- :.. ~... . , -- , ,, 4 , ' 64., P.e ',,.;.: . . :,-. „,,,„, '" zc- t' 4 ' • tjip. ' -1. ‘P.: Alrl , _ wr -. MONDAY, JPNE 6, NM. This Day was p oilished, in Ften. price 155. bOitrds, T H E POLITICAL MEMENTO ; TRACTS from the SPEECHES, daring the last six. Tears, of near a Hundred of t he• must distiuished Mem bers of both Henses of Parliament, on the Policy,. Conduct, and probable hesult of clic War, . - a - f.4.ItI.I,ANIENTARY REPORTER. • Printed for .Lougnian, Flurst, Kees, Orme., and Brown, - Pa, terunster-rcw; and T. Hookhan.), Jun. and CO. Old Bond street. . • ADMIR4L7T-OFFICE, 27th May,• 1514. N OTICE is hereby given, that a Session of Oyez, and Terhiincr and Gaol Deliqery, • Thr the Tile4l of fen i cesiwmmitted on the High Seas, initkin tre Jurisdiction of the Admiralty of England,will be held at ditstice.liall, in the Old Ldndon, on Friday, the la of next, at Eight o'Cloch in the Attornifik.. J. Ir. C1?9.1.:ER. ELEMENTARY FRENCH TiOOES. . This Day were published, in I2lno. Price t ft , bound, R ULES for PRONOUNCING and READ ING the FRENCH _LAMALICIE. By the Rev. ISRAEL WORSLEY. Printed for Longman, Iltiro, Rees, Orme, BroWn, Pa ternat.er-row. .Of whom may be had, 1. Ltamel's French Grammar, in 12wo. the Fifth Edition, price 4s. hound. 2. •Ilamel's French Exercises, 12mo. 4s. hound. 3. Tardy't French, Pronouncing Dictionary, -12 mo. 7s. bound. • THE WATERING PLACES. • This Day was published, Price Iss. in boards, or Ifis. in iced, in One thick and closely ! ,rinted Volume, illuitrated with Fifty Maps and Views, riilLIE GUIDE .0 ALL the WATERING and 1. SEA-13A Cl': NG PLACES in E34laud .Asid Wales ; cOniisting of .vcovate and circuoistahlial DesceTtions of every'Place ot Faihiottanleßesort, :tad of the •Curiosnies and Scenery is ..:nrirous, with an Itinerary of the Roads to and fnati each Place. • the EDI roR of the PICTURE of LONDON. Priated for Longtuaa, thirst-, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pa tertioster,row. . • This Day was published, Third Edition, pti,x, .ts._ in calf, ss. (it!. - . AS6Ol4OO' pointing out ..1‘; the difference of Idiom between the. French and L•fn,gt=n on a variety of Subirets, viz. Literature, .s..NL-gaw,..2,i- - t - he Arts, Manners, Morals, Health, Time, seises, Aitls,inents, the Table, lloNes, Vra4t, Law; Piaperty, Politics, 'Diplomacy, the Artily, tke N4V - y. Printed for the-Author : sold..by C. Law, Ave Maria-lane ; Longman, dlurst, Rees, Oi me, and Brown, Patcrncy4t.r-row ; Botte, Nassau-street.; and H. Colours, Contuit-street. This Uyy.,w•as published,' Handiomely printed in Three Volitines, Bvo. price, in hoards, 11.. 7s. OSANNE ; or, a toathr's Labour Lost. .k'•;. , By . .NIATiLDA HAWKINS. l'i Lilted for F. C: and .1. Itivingtod, No. 92, St. Paul's Church-yard ; sold also by Hatchard, No. 190, Piccadilly. Qf whoui may be had, lAtely published; by the same Au thor, the &Todd Edition of rhe CounteSs sod Gertrude; or, Modes of Discipline in fora volumes, price, in boards, 11. His. Also, Scrinonets, addressed to, those who have not yet ac quired, or . who may hare lust the Inclination to apply-the Power of Attention to Compositions of a higher Kind. By Henry and Lwtitia. Matilda. Hawkins.. Handsomely printed in one volume, Bro. price, m boards, 7s, 6d. AROMATIC SPIRIT . of VINEGAR (the original Invention of Mr. HENRY, and brought by his successive Improvements to the highest Perfection) continues to heprepared -and sold by Messrs. HENRY, Manufacturing Chemist, Manchester. • _ . _ This a4reeahle 'perfumed Liquor, which-is composed of highly concentrated Vinepr, -joined with the most pleasant Aromatics and ethcacious Antiseptics, may he kept unimpair ed in any (innate and for any length of tinm. Its pungent ostokic !Lilopts it tor-affording re lie; - in Head-achs, 'Faintings, &c.; and renders it, peculiauly grateful ansi reirrsning ut crowded rooms, iu places of public resort, and in the apart 'stew sof the Sick. It counteracts, also,.the ivfectiint of Con tagions Diseases. • As many spurious and infericir preparatiOns are sold Under the some and similar names, the Public are Yeipiested-to ob serve, as the only proof Uf its beim; genuine, that the names, of Messrs. Henry, Manelie,ter, are engraved on the stamp. The AROMATIC SPIRIT of VINLGAR, in bottles, price 2s. 9d. each, stamp includ?d, is sold wholesak and retail by Bayley and Mew, (ockspur-street, (the only_ Agents in Lon don authorized by . the Proprietors); where may be had, Sponge Boxes of Gold, Silrer, and earnelian,'Crystal, &c. AIso,,IIENW'S CALCINED MA-UNEMA, in botiles, at 2s. 9d. and lac r, with glass stoppers, at 4s. each ; their• names being o fthe stanipa., ;TO TifOMAS 'I'AYLOIt, ESQ. No. 9, New Bridge7strectyLm!doi. —-- - , HONOURED' Slit, ..' • . X.ditlillligil, .Maich is. ir BEG lea.V.'4!, to inform you, that ever siitce the 1.. year 17904. I b . d Leen afflicted with the Lues Venerea ; i which, from- its o nately . resisting every. coarse of .medicine preacri_bed lif-' . .tlati fist eminent of the faculty here,. and un -dtiF4in,g several severe- courses of sdllvation, and twice dis charger! from the Hospital with little relief, would appear to he of the most inveterate nature.. In the spring o f last y ea r my disorder had zottosach a head, as nearly to pmt a period to my existence —I had a large ulcer on the crown of my head, one on eilch arm, and, my le.zs were brok:: out i.t.f a. frightful manner; my right was dreadfully painful, and httd ,usen in a state of ulceration for the last seven years ; my left bad Also two large nodes on it, • WaS very much. diicoluareei, and gave me such excruciating Ont, particularly when warm in tied, as neaily to deprive inc of rear; in this lamentahle state, I was recommended by: Mr. J.. ThompsoA, (who reeei& - 1 so great a cure by them here), to take vor Leake's Patent Pills, which I began to do on the 26th of May ; in 'the course of-a fortnight I lxegitti to receive benefit-=7n little metre than a month the ulcers Qn my Lead and arms were soundly healed-= soon aft a; the sores on My leg's, healed also ; -leaving, how cvi:r, cOnsitkvablediscolonration itr the skin, and pain in the bone of the left, which, by the blessing of God, and t tittle longer perseieranee in your invaluable Medicine, subsided ; the 'lodes dispersing, the skin regaining its :nitura4 hue, and the noettirnal .pains-gradually going off.-1 thus became, by your liberrl advice and medicine, perfectiy free from all may former complaints—have recovered my former, spirits and strength, and am become jolly and fat, in which state having continued many months to the itStonishineut of all who knew me, I am at a loss in what terms to wepress my gratitude, huff beg you, for the good of other suffering 'Mortals, to make this my case as public, as .possible, asl shall du every occap siva; in so dOing you wilt greatly oblige, • Sir, your grateful, obedient, very humble servant, . . ' ALEX. MLIRKEIL • Nwann's Close, High-street, Edinburgh. . VVithesses to the abolli John Thompson, No. 3, New Poultry Market, - Edinburgh John Wtntosh, Old Assembly Close, Edinburgh. Prepai'ed and sold by the sole Profirietar, THOMAS TA•Y LOl4 Member Of. the Royal College of Surgecns,.. at his house, No. 9, New Bridge-street, •Londott; whet e, after a constant residence of more than 38 years, in a prataice parti cularly directed to the care of Venereal 'Complaints and tholse incidental to the Parts- of Generation, with OA inviolable secrecy which men of -his profc,ision'ihould always observe in such cases, he batters himself the advice and assistance lie gratuitously administers to persons taking this Medicine, will be esteemed, by a discerning Pul,tic, as an advantage seldom attainable, and void of all ambiguity. . Also sulil,-by his appointment, fur the convenience of those living at a distance, at the Perfumer's, No.' z 35, St: Alban's street, Pall-mall; the Toysbop, No. 10:3; Oxford -street; Mr. Disburougles, Np. 7, Fish-street-hill; -Mr. Baxter's, South bridge, Edinburgh; Mr. M'Donald, Jeweller, Glasgow; Mr. Call veil's, Dublin ; and by one person in every cousiderahle town in - Great Britain' and 4eland,-in boxes of only is- 9d. each, stamped, and sealed up with full and plain directions, whereby persons, of- tither sex may cure themselves with ease, speed, secrecy, and safety. N. B. ,Ik. - ery Box sold. iu Great4;ritain is sealed up with a stamp, on which, by favour of the Commissioners, is printed, a: the. Stamp Otlice—T.Taybir, No. 9, New BO:lige-strut. to lotitats which is Felony, and all others arc counterfeits.' V1CT17,4 ING-OFF ICE, Miry '2 I ; 4., T HE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALING .11.-IJESTY!;S' .ItiArYdo Aerel.y give Notice, en - rridaa, tice . loth of :Ilene 2,ext, re , ?fir,' be read / to receive Tenders in writing (waled ), and treat. for Tlf.l Hundred Chald,'ons of TI'T'S T ANFIE 1,0 MOOR, WIND SOR'S PONTOP, TQWNuy MAIN, cr SIMPSON'S PON TOP COALS (`fall jay), in an entice Cargo or Cargoes,tohe delivered, in the, space of a Month, into T'e tugiin,,,,;*tores at Deptford, and to: be paid fir by payable, With interest," Ninety days after date. • The Cioldit;ons ,of the Contract may be seen at the Secre tary's Üb'lce. 4V,) .li,ll he had to any Tender in which the Aim, shall 7119 t be inserted iii Trar•ls pit kngth, or that shall xot be dclivemd to the Board klere One o'Clock - on the: Said Friday, the 10th of June next, nor unless the Person whn makes Me. Tefder, or some Person on his behalf, attends, Yo ensue. - when called for. EAST INDIA -HOUSE, MAY 25, 194. TE COURT of DIRECTORS iof the . „ T .HNITED COMPANY. of MERCHANTS of ENG-. I.ANIDTRADING to the EAST INDIES,' do 'herebY give Notice:" - That : a-GENERAL COURT of the said COMPANY will BE mo, by Adjournment, at their HOUSE in Leaden= half-street, on THURSDAY, the Sth June next, at Eleven o'Clock io the Forenoon, to talce into Consideration a Mo tion_intentled t(3 have been made at the General Court held this D 45, being as' folloWs, viz. “•That-the Sum of Twenty Thousand Pounds he granted to the present Lord Melville, in Testimony of the Eminent Services rendered to the ast 14,14 Company by his late Father. t JAMES COBB, Seefelary. " Health is the only Riches a Man can seta value upon;, without it all men are poor, let their estate be what it will."—!tome. • " Kealth is certainly the Riches of Life ; sod if men were t, derive their rank from that ;done, it would,. in all • probability. make them mere careful to preserve it." - . 1 - ; ;ET•t;tose who are afflicted in the folloxinic, • manner reflect on the cause that produced such hared uPotijiie " wholesome appetites and powers of life :"---tils ordemk stomach, dry cough, wea,iness in the voice,. hoarse nesspiliortoe.s of breath upon the least exercise, and reixit-• tionof the whole system. Those afflicted with pairness ' lan. gourtef the eyes, weakness of sight or memory, should take thnitoseasider Lian.cus's.ll.drice, that" youth is the.impor larAperiod fur fralning wrobust constitution," and that no thi;‘e i.t, to be dreaded so.moch as premature excess." The. 'teu,sdution of a riappynle a.,gc is agood Constitution in youth; tempetitnce andmothtrativrt at tbat age are passports' to happy gre . , hairs. CQRPIAL BALM OF GILEAD, prepared by .Dr. Solomon, Gilead House, near Liseipool, universally ac loowled to he reculiarlyetfieacions in all inward wastings, lass of appetite, indigestion, depression of spirits, trembling or shaking of the hands or limbs, obstinate coughs, shortness of breath, and consumptive habits. Sold. by IV. Sutton, &c. Bow Church-yard ; Mathews and • Leigh, )8, strand ; flacon and Co. Oxford-street, London; Mrs. Smith, Perfumer, North Bridge-, Edinburgh ; J.' Bax ter and Angus NPflonald, Glasgow ; aid all lileoieine-ven ders; price lls. each, or four in one imuily Bottle for 335.. by which one t ls, bottle is saved, with the words " Sault. LiyerpOol," engrared on the Stamp. Where may be had, price as. that se ere, interesting, and nseful Family Work, (with which is ;riven an elegant PoFtrait of the Author, And- a View. of Gilead. House) entitled, A GUIDE TO-HEALT“.; or, Advice to - troth Sexes, in alras riety of Cornplaints. By S. SOLOMON, tbt. 1). Containing a Treatise on Female Diseases; Nervous anti Hppoehondrioe Complaints ; also .General Remarks on : those Disea\es with which the human body most frequently afflicted • explain-, ins the symptoms, mode of treatment, and reiaedies most' properly adapted fur Sexual :Debility, &c. 11 .* Dr. Solomon expisets,' when consulted by letter, the usual -compliment of a one pound note to be inclosedotidres•;-. ed " Moliey Letter. Dr. Solomon, Gilead-Haase, mai Li verpool. Paid double postage." • . MA fRINIONY. • MO Disorders have coatriblited more essen— to destroy Hymeneal flappinesi :than tho:ie . which are the consequence of unguarded pleasure. People of every rank .pay adoration to. the shrizie_of,Wed4ock ; but where the Constitutiow hive bees tainted by Disease, a rem,- ration of stability is indispeusably requisite. Twenty years haye we devoted our practice to the exclusive treatment of the following Disorders - ; -and .the successful_ result of our plan gives us additional.ardonr to oppose, as.f,tr . as we di able, the ravages of those Complaints, which arc the roost no, ortant iu the catalogue of Ilinnan Infirmities, • The.liisorders to . tke cure of. .which we have devoted our attention, courprise every species of-Venereal Infection ; "all kinds of Debility, Whether arising from the habits of school boys, or the indulgences of maturer age; that derangement oldie system in Women, which is galled Ilathomness Or-Swri lity; Seminal• Weakness, Gleets, Obstruct4ms km the Urethra; as al•si) Strictures . , 'Whether recent or of long duration; and which have halfhefthe skill of other Practitioners, sue by our present improved plan of treatment effectually and perma nently cured, without the Patient sofferiug the, excruciating pain and alarming hemorrhage which frequently follows time application of the lunar Caustic. in the course of our exten sive practice in this Metropolis, numerous cases of Strictures have been and are daily under our CAST, the total eradication of which is effected by a safe, certain; and expeditious mode of cure, superior to :41}7 other yet adopted. The weakness, relaxation, and debility, proceeding.from this complaint,, are speedily removed, and the patient restoitd to • sound and vie gorous he moth. Pelt where the debility has for years existed, a proper perseverance in mem• restorative remedies is indi:pen.. s oty requisite, to revive the slawberiug sparks of life, and to reanimate the constitution. Numeroas Diseases are-the:l-mit of ignorance or haste in treatment of a simple Gooorriuma ; add it not unire cj!ices .q the seedsof lice are.poisonesl by the'iu discretion- of an nogultrded hour. 13 , mfa superior method, such complaint& are easily . cured ; and ,even - Where others have f e dled, we trust that we may presume - to offer a radioal esta blishment. Few,.however, are the cases of cutoplicat id distress of this dis Order, compared-with th.:. calamitous situation of men, who, fruM an indulgence in a solitary vice, or the prevalent gaieties ofa fashionable life, acquire that state of Debility whicia is the unavoidable consequence of such pernicious ha bits. Where the llnhappy sufferer broods over'his miserY, hitt carefully conceals his misfortunes, it may _tie some cow: sohrtion'ipr hint to know, that although it he au otijeccof doubt or uncertainty - with other PractijOners, the removal of these deficiencies; by the gradeal progress of Renovation, is the lcquireAient of our exterirnce. If the rites of Bacchus or Venus have begun to reduce manly vigour, much anxiesy will be pr,!yented by an early counteraction .of this languid state, and ;!1 those cases no great difficulty will occur: Patients in the country are requested to state the portico lays of their caie, age, .and general habit of living, and in closing a remittance for advice and medicines, when the same will be given or sent to any part of the kingdom. AiGitlitlE and Co. int - genus, No. - 107, Hatten.-garden. A 1 47'i I .11. • es. - [PRICE SIXPENCE-ITArJ'PENNT. LAW. IN I'ELLIGLNCE. CouRT OF KING's BENCH, JuNz 4. LAWRENCE V. WARLTERS. This was an action whicli occupied four hours and a . half, and excited a considerable degree of interest. It, was an action of replevin. The 1)1 .AI itifrand - defendant ou the record lad no in terest in the question : the real parties were, the eide§t On and heir-at-law of Mr: Satnnel Jack snu, formerly a brewer and hop:alereli:mt in the Borough, and Mr. William Townsend, an attor ney, who ha; carried on business in Staple's Inn for near fifty years. The history of the case, compressed in ,the shortest possible compass, ig this : • The father of Mr Jackson had formed an at tachment for his housekeeper, by had a daughter (now married) Soon after the brh of the daughter he married his housekeeper, and had• several children. Samuel Jackson was the first born after the marriage: he went t' India. 'llls father had resided for some time at Axminster, in. Devonshire, and about ten years ago returned to London. Upon his arrival, he lodged at the Sa racen's Head, Snow-1101, where he was taken ill, and died intestate,- 14:lying a very large per,otial and freehold property. At his death his pecuniary. concerns were, and had for a i6ilg period been, under the management. of Mr. 'I ownsend, the at torney. Samuel Jackson, vie-son, heard by acci dent of•his father's death, -and, - quitting the India service, claimed of Mr. Townsend an account of his patrimony. He could get no satisfactory in formation; and was obliged to institute proceed ings in equity. In the mean time Mr. Townsend set up a Will; In which • himself, and Mr.. Ho garth, his clerk, were, nominated the executors; It was not an original will, for he'pretended that was lost ; but it was the draft- from which the original will had been copied. He took the draft to Doctors' Commons, and, swearing to the loss Of the original, obtained propate.--Samuel Jack son, the heir-at-law, in order to try the validityT of the kill, Ilistrained upon .the plaintiff, one of the tenants. The plaintiff, being imleninified by Mr. TOwnend, replevined. The case having been opened by Mr. ATTOR NEY - GEN ELIAL in support of the will, he called several witnesses, and among others Mr. Townsend and: Mr. Hog - arth. They both swore to the deceasell made his will at Townsend's Chambers in Staple's Inn. Mr. Townsend then swore, that after the death of Jackson he found the will in his trunk, at the Saracen's Head ; that he took it out and read it over to the relatives, and returned it again to'the trunk, leaving it in possession of the daUghter of the deceased ; that she sent the trunk to his Chambers next,dav ; that , thewid was then missing, and bad never been seen since. Upon his cross-exa'raination he said, he had nia:!e no in tpdry at the time about the will ; he had not gone to the Saracen's Head to - say such an important paper had been lost in the house, he bad not ad vertised it, he hail not applied to the police, nor had he taken any one step to recover it. • Mr. PA RN E contended, that the story related by Mr. Townsend and Mr. flOgarth was improbable and false. He put it to the Jury whether they were worthy of being believed on their oaths.— That a Will disin4eriting the' heir had been Made, he - admitted ; but it had been. cancelled, and both Townsend and Hogarth knew the fact. If the Will. had been in.the trunk when Mr. Jackson died, it . ..could not have been lost; •it would have been too much the interest of those who had the custody of, it for thein.not- to-have taken .care of it, He there fore trusted the Jury woulddishelieve Townsend . and:llogarth, and giVe the heir-at-law .his right. Lord ELLENBOROUGH addressed the Jury in. a' mist able manner. • lie was of opinion that a considerable degree of. suspicion hung over the, conduct of Mr . . Townsend and_ Mr..; 'There were several circumstances in the'''eits i t? . : 2 '' . 'which :made •their testimony eXtremelv doubtful._ He hail no thiubt-.the Jury; in forming their . •Ver- - diet, would exercise a sound judgment. • The Jury retired for. a short time, anti returned • a verdict - for the nominal defendant, thereby dis crediting the Witnesses Townsend and flggarth, reiecting the spnribus will, and establishing the tight Of the heir-at-law.—The property thus reco vered athounts to about 25,0Q0/. , TFIE MARKETS. Cons EXCUANGE, JUNE 6.—We ha& some fresh arrivals of Wheat this morning .from . . Essex and Kent, which, together with what was left over from last week, formed a good supply to-day :in _the early part of. the morning more asked, but towards the ease, prices may he considered the s►►w►s as this day week. ' Fine Oats was brisk of sale; other qualities at the last quotations. In oilier kinds of : Grain there was no alteration. Fkur rentiinel the same. SMITIIVIELD, JUNE .day's Market had a tolerable good supply of prime Beasts, and the•show of Cattle in other respects was rather considerable: Veal and Landb were cheaper ; Beef, Mutton, and Pork, were dearer ; and the trade. in general was pretty bri.:k. The sales in tar Hay-marlest were somewhat lively ; Hay, Straw, and Closer, obtained last prices. COAL, MARKET, .JUNE 3. Ships at Market. Ships cold. ~ Price. 41+ Newcastle 4 .tiunderland 4 - 6.1. to 50s. Od. .1 Cinders .1 .. - to —s. Od. • 1 eulu.:uk BUONAPARTR ANDTHE BOURBONS.—Never were more faithful Likenesses of tyro conspicuous cha racters delineated than those by the masterly hand Of CHATEAU.BRIAND. A NENT TRANSLATION Of this Author's Pamphlet has just appeared in Num-. her VI. of the PAMPHLETEER, wherein ail the na tive tire of the original is wooderfnlly pteserved. Of . the French Pamphlet, no less,*it .is Sam, tatter 20,000 - impressions were sold in France in the eonrse of a fortnight ; in this this country we TO joice to say it is equally popular.---No Library can be complete without it. ell" tbi aa!,. j eat° of Lg*re G. . 1 , to' 0 0" , t l4 to ,