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, ute' 'relit' 431 11 Z • Li 4o' I % ••• • = • '41 , 4 L . • t' , ' 4 1, # 74 0 • 4 • o .' A • . Cr 44e: 41,hir riet .Cry ;t U. THURSDAY, Al AX 19, 1814, 61101 Eritic ikt,t.&-ii.;•ltii.i.t-7,7,ii,1,fkt,. -11THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. 111 S PatstNT inTENINO, May 19, theil . Nelrties Servants win •nerfariu the Tragedy of OTHELLO. %elle k" n S *th , —es-emena, . °Which 'will he added, the Mmital Entertainlnent Eff fi r4lo. ' THE FARMER. pt, trwW o 'Maslen ; With Intrigue, and The Woodunan't THEA:ritE ROYAL, COVENT-CARDEN. 1118 PRESENT 'EVENING, May 19, will 't• perforrneti the Comic Opera of 'oun g . .LOVE IN A. VILLAC.S. Meadow, Mr. Sinclair; anti Rosttta, Miss Stephens. To which will be ;laded, I:°ottr e Tarta p -rnor mtr , TIMOTTR Tuis TARTAR. „ nt4 ' to Scarborough; with Marry le Roy) th r r,s tablist mr i S 1 1786, rICAL the Re lie FUND f o , f Decayed :51usi -7,40r , -1441 , their Widotes - and Otehedi ; ..tinder the Patronage of (-'" H ighness the PRINCE It Ear2iV, Hts TR,J3.a, rl* lihrim e the Duke of YORK, Jia - f CCIBERLAN'D, - Ighness the Duke o i,"":1111 al the of spsshx,_. the Duke of CANIBRIDGE, And hi s ni gn the Duke of 6LOUCESTER. 11i6 I-1; &t r in7 . ..7:T ' :; . tilie of SUSSEX. . • N m ... ,CE-PRES/DUNTS• an i -, t luig of Dongtas Lord Clizrries Spencer, "Y'l ''d ~41- 1 s r , , aI,, liononrahle John Spenrer, z.kri ~tneer, Sir George Peilys. 's,ll)fret, KING'S THEATRE, HAYMARKET. Ris tvENINt, M,cv- 19, ISI4, will be iwrfotrrred 6f VaaI.GRAND MISCELLANEOUS CONCERT ttit,,,and litstrnotAbtal Maisie, for the Beneat . a.this In- St. -"" ; on which occasion the Orchestra will he on the • (), 4 0, en the same grand Seale of last year; and a New I - 1 1 4 ) ,' 1 + built by Stessrs. Flight and Robson, will be erected - " Is "casino. Leatter of the 13an:d, Mr. F. CRAMER. • • Th • , Conductor, Sir GEORGE SMAR'f. tlzr t r- ",,'' : Pal Vocal Performers :---Minlaine Catalani, , Madame (h6ng• her first public yerformanee in England), \, i'Si-nor TraMeiztinf, 11,1 r. Leonard, ,• o , Alk tt • '' , .. 114,11 . 1. . 1e course of the Concert will he perforated, a Concerto " I ' 4 ll bV Miss Gaothercit; • a Concertante . .for the_ 4 1" MeFsrs. - Schunclie, - from Berlin ; and an Andante 'olai,, 7 9' , aise for the Violoncello, by Mr. B. Romberg, ac. bY e full Orch tf qlptiorith s rtceireil at estra all . the .Prittbipal Musk Shops ; cr e C 4;„; Smart, Treas urer , '5 , ,"; Poland-street, Soho; of the, - ‘ 4 14 , 6: , Mr. J. King, 14, Little Charel-street; 'Solo and. ,PerOttice: • • • - • Gall,„!'s, for the Boxes and Pit 10s.-6d. each—and for the 0 . , ss. be g i: ll to be oned at Sel4nliClocli, and the Conceit to • • L'es* at_ls • ROYAL PA,TRIOTIC CONCERTS, of his "Royal. a 13 7 Cotta kiN G'S 111.EAT1tE, FIAYMARKET. wed ighnels . t the , _ . " • 1 PRNCE REGENT: • ry a ,And also udder the Auspices of Isis t l sth - Oale-of YORX, • • a - Ines. 6. . liis rt Yai Highness the Duke ENCE, H. 4 tt-ou)al Highness the Duke, of MI Highness ti n DUlce f . . 711,SDir al A, UNE 9 F and RIDA Y, qu iv. " L AE 10, in Celebraticiri Of 'ette•DELIrptANCE . of . 'hate so , al td PORTUGAL 'by thts .which the E r ,l'lrgely contributed to th e Restoration of raiicv, rind b 4 . o cipation of Europe, by our magnanimon , Allies, p ri Perfor me d ESP,I.NA Y LtISITANIA E RTA •LinDAS, 4Eo",'Phal Ode. To be sutereded , by rt•GRAND (ARNIE'S aj, 'lle Ode written, and the . otef the Mu coLoett"lpcsed for the Great OF.casion. E tc h f. , iliccrt to hA rob cure With " GLid save the king," TleWly ,irran,4'ed and ) "'seti, and the who;.e to he executed upon a plan en- Pri s i ; ""w, by hrec complete. -and distin . c . t Oreltestras, co.rn fon, "g Three Organs, and more than t ► iiree Hundr ed t ' i t Ts, Tor which is preparing magnificent Arehttec -4 Ntrocturc, to be erected over the NiFlio:C extent o f the ge. • • Leader of the First iland, Mr. SALONION. Leader Of the Second nand, SPAGNOLETTI : i„ Le " tl 6' of th e Third llanit,'Mr. MORALT. :the Vocal Pealoriners already engng;e4,.aref.Ma . Vin l . - I" r asi..ni, Signor Traineziani,Sal,inon„ Mrs. ' 4 " l , Mr. Kellnei-; :,I,.'CroltS, and Mr. Braham.. ,ttrthr partieultirs in a Sett Play's. tf C,oucertg to begin each day at noon, when the interior T i e 1 beatre till be splendilly illuminated. Sit, built expressly lor the occasion, by Messrs. 4 0d Robson; • PHYSIC AND CH,ENIISTRY. IP • f rUTHILL, of - Ctius College, Cam 14.idgv, Frllow of tite Royal Society; the Royal kn ee of Physiciatts and I SX. the Westminster Ilfaalt will begi S; OURSE'S of LEC od , N „.' S cut the ICE of PfIYSIC, on the LA . WS ti„,,,,-vviltATlnNs Of CHEMISTRY, with daily Examma- Ikly , to th of the Student, on MON , - t 4 e Gth of Jitt, -- asTtsu;l, at 1 3 , N ho-titi arg• • Sit • BURNE, and Co. Suck - Brokers,;\, o• 01" AL EXci-PANGE,respectfully inft . r . ...71 the l ' () " l l.'ii,ic t , t 'CKLTS . and SI - ..1.-‘RES -for the ensuing SIAIE 1. 1, e Lter r . e on Sale at their 9t . lice,9,.s i. • .1.,4:0„!, consists of only 9,000 "t`i , F , ..e 3 t• b q o , , :z .e y ri . d Contains • • 1 • • ..... L. 20,000 2. . Pri.ea o f ••• • • . 10,000' 4. t spo t 'rt,„,. ••• • • . 3.. ww rst ° Q 1 1, 1 ' 1.1 "4.t a l • &C., 1 o t' l C :tl ' ie - i‘irst•Day-,...wi1l be entitled 41. `""-r'• " t e he 7 re ' to ' and the First Prize above 171. the 4th .cutid lon 'Of ill", ay, to 10,0001. The Drawing coin nien!,es on * Governallen THF: • • -- t and all other Public Secnotias bought and sold Commission KI'NG'S the 4th or JUNE, 1814, STATE LOT ,. cp; , T TERY bet:ins Drawing'. NINE THOUSAND TICKE '• scritml7,. .of ........ is L.2%000 t• - • • • •• • ........ 10,003 lO,OOO ~..• • ............ 3,000 6,000 •• • • ........... 2,000 4,600 •• •• . .......... I,OEIO 4,000 • . ........ 500 2,500 ...... 200 1,200 • • 100 1,500 34 1,560 . 29,240 02.. 4 ,720 •• ' • -•- • •• • ........ • • Tickets. • L. 90,000 Tlre first TiLliet drawn a 'l s Tl'le - tibove 171. First .Dar, will :C:101. and the first 'rielretArawn Pri2e.al:ove 171. coral Dty, '7'll receive In 0001. noTl.ekE'S nd • are selli and RICHARDSON', C • tors for . th • • Iti Co. Stocli-brolc.ers , rac ,111 - I Lgttory,•Rt 9.for Offices, ('oriter: }l. 1: b tildings,Corn -16114f.acittg4.he.ii,,iug'sltelrews,.-Ctiatigg*l3u"• ADMIRALTY OFFICE, May 17, 1814 7LICH delay and difficulty having arisen in 4-11 the PAYMENT of the different tfiltE ; _ , of COM -241155qC/NED OFFICERS of his MAJESTV%I4AVY, by ret son of in6viilnal Oftoers neglecting to Ttrort tlieudelies &is Office attlle time of otnniug on. Half-pay,-- I'ly LORDS COMMISSION ERS of Aamtr.,Aurr tftt leased to direct, that all OFFICERS coming on 1-IALF-sPAY do report themselves to this Office within fourteen days, stating the cause thereof, and periods fur which they may be entitled ; and Officers cooling from Abroad are desired to corn tily with this Regulation within the :same number eif 'days after their arrival in England ; and if anyOffiter shall neglect to do so, he will forfeit the Half-pay for the jeriods which he may neglect to claim. J. W. CROICER. EXCHEQUER BILL OFFICE, NIAy 19., 1814. All EXCHEQUER BILLS dated in the Mouths of May and Juue, 1813, TO BE PAID OFF. THE LORDS COMMISSIONERS of HIS IgAJESU'Y'S TREASURY having given directions for paying off the Principal of the aboveuientioned EXCHE QUER BILLS with the interest due thereon, at the Ex etrequer Bill Office - in the receipt of ExcheqUer, New Palace yard., Westminster, on Thursday, the 24 day of June. Attendance will be given daily (Sundays au4 Holidays ex cepted) until, and including Wednesday, the 25th instant, from ten o'clock in the morning, till one in the after noon, for the purpose' of receiving the same; and, for the greaterdispatchi tdieibearers of the said Bills are desired to bring Lists thereof (which are to be obtained at this Office) 'classing them in the Order of their respective dates, such as are for fhe same Amount being numerically arranged,. andipt.•;.fying The principal sums and interest due thereon, com Pated from; bat_excitiding the days on which they are respectively.dated, to the said 2d day of June inclusiw o when the interest cease; and the said bearers .(being holders or -not) are in4igvensat;ly required to : indorse each Bill' With their usual signatures ; and to write their names residence at the' bottom of their List ; and they are merre'ivef required to attend th e 'Excli ever Bill Office for payment, and.to receive the new lids, and give 'the receipts for the . same. , • If any of the.holders, of the -aforesaid Bills should be de skoas of receiving payment of the principal and interest, prey:was to the said ed day of June, they may be accom modated on computin.g`the interest to the day on which they ‘iish to be. paid, and•leavin; the .said Bills for examination one clay prior thereto. Such persons as may be desirous :of basing mew Exchequer Billy iu whole or in part of payment of, principal, upon marking new Bills, and mentioniny the amount at the.bottom of their Lists, delivered on orbefore the 25th instant, May he heehaw:iodated with new Bills, ()timing an interest of •three pence half-penny by the day, on every one .Lunched pounds, which said new Bills Will bear date the said 2d day of June, aud•will be delivered., together with the interest due in respect of the Bills so desired to be Exchanged, on friday, • the 3d day of June, and . the following days. ' N. B. All Exchequer Bills dated prior - to May, 1 . 813, have been advertised to be paid off, and the interest thereon 'he's ceased. SUPERB CONCERT, POS'FPONED TO JUNE. 3. 91.11.1 E COMMITTE6 of AIANAGMIENT beg JL leave to inform the Pohlie, that the. BENEFIT CON CERT, at the KING'S .THEATRE, for the SOCIETY of FRIENDS of FOREIGNERS in DISTRIESN, intended for the 30th .instant,. is POSTPONED to FRIDAY EVENING, , . . tNE Further particulars, mith a List of the distinguished Per.- forme rs.who hare kin y offered their professional assistance, will be published in a:few days. .LD NETTING, 'for proserving•StED' and FRUIT from FROST, BLIGTIT, and PARDS.—Gen tieruen, -Gardeners, and others, supplied , ley the • hundred weight, half hundred, or net. Selected at 31. 3s. pdr cwt. (11e1bs.) . Sel-cted, all small Mesh, 41. per cwt.- Inferior, for Bakers, at ios. the cwt. At George Ginily2es New and Old Net Warehouse, No:.10, Crooked-lane, mar the Moon ruent.—Stron,- Netting, to depth and length required, at 7d. the square yard. Horse Nets, &c. PATRONISED BY THE ROYAL FAMILY.. THE APPROVED WATER-PROOF CAMBLET 'POItTU• _ GAL CLOAKS. , . SERITEANT, Military Taylor, takes this CY • opportunity of announcing to the Nobility, Gentry, &c. that the titip%w CLOAKS are to be had, as usual, at .the • Ori ginal Manufactory, No. 4, Southampton-street, Strand, .(late Se:leant 'and Polsford:, where an Assoettutut is always ready for Military, Navalosud Travelling Cloaks, Szc..&c. To be SOLD .hy .AUCTION, by Mr. LEAK, at the •Angel Inn, Peterborough, in the Comity of Northampton, on SATURDAY., the 28th D,iy of May, 1.814, between the Butts of Four and Eight in the Afternoon,subject to such Conditions . df Stile as will •tie then and thetie produeed, in One or more L4s, .as may he agreed upon (nuless sooner disposed of byrrivate'Contract,.of WhielidueNoikt given), • ACAPITAL FARM, at STANGROUND in tire Counties of HuoJtn.tdon and Cambridge, now in the Occupation Of Martin, 'untievr um /*recruit nt which will expire at Lady-Day, 1816 ; consisting of a Farm House, with the scrotal Cdttnges,'Barus, Stables, 'Granaries, other Buildings in the Town; and several Pieces or Parcels of Old and new inclosed Arable, Meadow,. anti Pa4tnre Land, ranging Eastward from the. House, and containing by survey 113 Acres (atone or less), divided into suitable Closes for oe . eupation: And Three.Cluses of rich Grazing Land in sDry , sides, in Stanground aforesaid, containing 37 Ames (more or less). *4* The Estate is all 'Freehold, 'tithe-free, and free of Land-tax., The Tenant will skew the Premises ; anti nuttier Particu lars may he known by applying tot he Rev. Mr.Treeman, walton, near Pete. borough ; Mr. N,rt on, Baston, near Mar ket-Deeping ; or Mr. Morley, Peterborough. t.i.t One Half of the Purchase Mousy may rennin on Mortgage of the Pretuises. . May•letb, 1114. • ,i.JI ) ..L'LLMENT 7 M 1 ! , ;ti j L 1 FEt OF . {.LOP-, STOCK, &A:. • .lu2.+ ptlblislied by 14. C.(' Conduit-idreet, LOPSTOCK - nail HiS SiL AM._ ries of Funlibar iftteri, %1 - ritw: I )etween: the: '.eart 1750 and 1803. l'ol.9slated from Cetnr-,11, With a lliogra- Oliotl Introduction.bi . }'v-inteditniform with; and forming a Sequel to, Miss Life of Kloptods, Bvo. 10s. frd. 2. Letters on the Writings and.Cluarneter of Rousseau. Syn. 'Ditfo in Vrench. .t. Letters of Ortis to Loienzo. Translated froth Bs. 6d. This Day scat pttblisheii, in gvo. price gs. _ EW of tli* GENIUS ncl LITERATTME of the FRENCH N4TION7, iioring the 18th, Century. translated frOm the French by the hey. M. MITSKERSV, Author of the Letters of M. (levier. We must here bid adieu to this iristructivb and delightful companion ;' arid Ire trust we bare done•eliough to excite the Cu' iodity. of our Readers towards the. Work itself, whlch we do uot hesitate•torecommend as one of the most useful speci mens of original and profothid thinking that has appeared in our Tra "—Monthly Revieiv.. Printed for and sold by H. Colburn, 56, Conduit-street ; and Macredie and Co. Pririces-srreet, Edinburgh ; of whom. may also be had, the Second Edition of the same Work in French. This Day was publi*lied, price 2s. Gd. REFUTATION of the CALUMNIOUS AS= PERSIONS contained in the REPORT of the SUB. - COMMITTEE of the STOrK-EXCHA:COE on the CHA- R.kCTERS of Lord COCHRANE, K. and 111. P. the Ho -I.ourahle COCHRANE .lOHNSIVNE, M. P. und R. 13. \i'IL7TT, Esq. To which are addekvemder the Authority of- Mr. Butt, Copies of the Accomits o:Turehases and Sales of Omninm and Consel4, ieferred to in the REPORT of the Sub-Committee. Sold - by Jones, Nen-Ore-street J. M. Theliarason, Co7n- Stockdale, jun. Pall-Mall ; Dodd, fail-Mall.; ancLother • bIR , WAKEFIELD'S :11-lELANI). . This Day was publishetl,. In Two Volumes, Quarto, with a Map, price 61.(4. in hoards, . . AN ACCOUNT of IRELAND,' Statistical, and Political. - By EDWARD WAKEFIED. , . CONTtNTS.—VqI. I\Tame, Sitnatiun, Extent, and Plvi.- si, , nts; Is/ice of the 'Country ; Sta; 800 ; &c.;: Climate; Landed Pioperty, Rental, and Tennres; Rural Et:;o--. noruv ; uel ; HaTbours ; 1:11)t-I1oules ; Intervtal Co%roten iticaion ; Ma n u fattures and National Ind rettrv.-,-1701. H. (:inn, tierce ; -Fisheries; Mo Medium We-lots and Measures; Prices; Revenue and .Finance; Represeaw fibit ; Crovernmen't . ; Ttehdlioa Kra 1795; ft:Artie - 1 ; Education ; Chor4 Establishment ; 'lithe; Religions Sects anti Parties'; PuOtilation; Customs, Manners. and Habits; General State of the Peoole ; Defences Coucludinße.uarks. Printed for Longman, Hurt, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster How'; and at the British Gallery, 54, New Bond street. BLIONAPA E'S RETREA In the Pre.:3, and will be imnietliately published, VOYAGE w the , ISLE of •ELD A. Prausiated from the .FELAich of Mr. MIAENNE ThilE7 &NUT DE BERNE:IIID, Emeritus Secretary of the Class of !,i1 et at ore', History, and Antiquities, in the Italian Ara, decry, &c. This Work is the result of a very recent visit, brits able Azithor, to an Island,, at all times worthy of the Traveller's M.4ice, and rendered.at this period still. more oeculiarlpiu teresting, to EuroVe. embraces a general _view, .not only of the Geography and Geology of Elba, but also of its Na tural History, Antiquities, Topography, Agriculture, and .Commerce, mid - of the Manners and Habits of the Popula tion. It will.be , accompanied by. an accurate Map, laid down from actual observation ; and is. in every particular, Calm . lated to gratify the public curiosity, zoncerning tbe new do minion of Napoleon Buonaparte. Printed for Longman, Hurst, flees, Orme, and Brown, Pa ' ternoster-row. MALCOLM ON CARICATURES. This Day was published, in 1 vol. 4to. price 21. 2s. boards, (illustrated by 31 Engravings), - . 4 HISTORICAL SKETCri of the:ART of CATUCATULUNG By .1. P. MXLCOLM, 'F. S. A. This Publication treats ,of the Worts df 'the Involuntary Caricaturist, or uninstructed Artist, from the first dawn ing of the Art on Wood and Cop Per, and thence tracing it by accurate descriptions of scareePrints to the present Time. Printed- for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, PatetnoSter-row; and at the British Gallery, .54, New Bond street, Of whom maybe had, by:the same Atithor, Manners and Customs of `London, complete-front the Roman Invasion to the , Close of the Eighteenth Century. In 5 vols. Sea. illustrated by 45 hingravins, 31: t2s. boards. Miscellaneous Anecdotes, illustrative ir the ''Manners and History of latrope,doting the Reigns of Cistrles.Z. James 11. William 111. and Queen Anne. Lr Svo. Its. boards. Londinitim Redivivum, or an Ancient History and 'l\loderii Description of Lonklor;clOtripiled from Pardebial Archives &f various Foundations, the Hitrieia❑ MSS. turd other authentic Sources. In 4 vols. 4to, 71. is. boards This Day was publiShed, elegantly printrd in One large Vo lute (727 pages) 4to. ptice 21. 90. in boards, ALIThiIi.NRY HISTORY of the MIDDLE' . AGES ; comprehending an Account of the State of Learning, from the Close of the Reip of Augustus, to its Revival in the Fifteenth Century. By the 13.,!v. JOSEPH BERINGTON. • The present Work is intended to supplY what has Ineg been a Desideratum in English Literature : it tra , :es. the declension of the human faculties from the highest pitch, of cultivation to the lowest state of torpor and neglect : it sh ties the effects produced on Philosophy and general Literature by the arts of-the Sophists and the reveries of the .Schoulumo ; it delineates the slow and gradual process by which Learning was revived, and a new impulse given to all the Arts of civi lised Life. Titus it will be found calculated to fill up a void of no small extent in the intellectual History of Man; and to elucidate the operations - of the -Human Mind -in -thelnost extraordinary circumstances. This', ft does, not by vague ge neralities, nor lay the ideal abstractions ,of a ,pre-conceived theory, but by historical details, biographic--notices, inci dental sketches of manners, and expositions of opinions, which may be,grasped by every understanding ;‘ and in which every description oPfteatlers will find a -rieli-variety in:: struction and annisernent. The 'value of this Work will be found to be greafly.,in creased by the, addition of TWO APPENDIXES; the first , of whigh exhibits a concise but perspicuous view of the Learning of theGree.ks,:from the sixthkentury to the C3pture of Constantinople by'the Turks, in I.ls ; whilst the second lireseifts a brief but luminous .Sketell , ftif the literary and scientific History of i the Arabians. Both these Appendixes are replete With many carious particulars; and to the English Reader they will recomniond.theinselves at once by their .rto7 velty and their interest. Printed for J. Mawman, No. 139, Ludgate7-street.. Of whom may be had, lately published, A Tom- through Italy; exhihiting , a view of its Scenery, its nun."* 's Antiquities, and its Monuments; particularly as they are 'the objects cif classical interest and elucidation ; with an account of the present state of its Cities - and Towns, and occasional Obseivations on the recent Spoliations of the. French. •lirthe Rev. John Chetwode Enstace. In Two large • Vols. 4to. illustrated with eight engrav4Plans of Churches, trice boards. ('L. i i; 9, LIE COMM/SS/0 R fur VICTU4LL( N ( Isis .1 1 / I .IES_TY'S NAVY do hereby ;;ire ,Ncfice. That o'* FKElay, t427tis.lastanti thr4l trill be . roc.tly tr res. I*-..et've '. l t'entrers' (•ea,led up), aiift . ti•eut - for i!ha stile of. Fifireg Thousead Rev, each i m s• h vn .. Of gfcil,seittnol, scrt , iettilt tliiiCerri 144 o'l' to His Majesty's Vietz:alling Stores at Plipookih, to b* ,and taken away by the purchasers front the : l-)F'ha,;" or Sta'res belonging to the Victualling Dtparthitnt grt that Port, in the \ Space if Tweityieilltt dd. s alter t slay. The Bakr, to 'Oe delivered trith, agd attladett ig the price of the Bisc;til, which may be iasysig:t.ol-,ky optulivatiett to Mr: Miller, the Agent Victualler. rl Depiait of riden'ty-_fine pee Cent. is to be veldt hg the Purchasers at the awe the acceptance of their Tender!; and Me ientainder of the Parchrhse-nototy to de paid before the Biscuit is removed froln the pretnises. • So Tender will be aecepted for less than nate Hundred Bar, nor will regard be, had to any in ..Tvhich the Pelee shall not be ilderted in itords at liegth, that shall not be delivered to the Board &fore One eCloth on the said Friday, lbe 27th Instant, nor vales: Use Person tyke !itches the Ten der, or some Person on Ms' Behalf, attends, to anslaerlvhet called for. rb WEST p..11)1A PLANTERS. • NEW and IMPORTANT IMP,ROVEMENT3 in PLANTATION CONCEItNS niay he seen, by Let ters of Appoiiitment, at. tbe Z.l AVJFACii..i."MY 4sf if. €g*Lt- LENGE, Machinist and Eogineer, Bridge-road, Lambeth. 'Where also \ ma; ) , 'be •St en,• `his Pent AXLETRVES arid BOXES for Wheel Carriages, patronis,:d be hits Royal nE,is the PRINCE 8.F./..;ENT. thoir Flighne,ses the Duli.e.s.- of YORK, CL:l:'t avql C IJMtIE.,t,i LAND, and upwards of Four Thou'and of the Priociral NoL bilite And Gentry of .t Imperial mthose Geru sags-3 are upon that Constrqction. LOCK AND S U11,01CA.I: STENS' ART. • - Ills Ray al Highness . the DUK.E, of t ORK, Presittert, & the folitiwi offioverlons V&1. W. J.Jants ) n. P. Earl of Leitrim John Latoutl•e, f2.49...:A. P. Hon. B. S.lleridan, P. • Col. I.lt Clunenti, i ri, T. Hon, Col. J. Burly, Capt. J. Hay. . . _ . I. . .. . rt Mr. Kiernan, Menit'er of the Royal Cpliege, Londosa •. , - l SITMLN i unites the tsi tik E fet\ ',i o ot'e l a . rr i : ' ll- I'tCA' Bi ISS j ATIT I'lC4 l , with 0 7 6Plietc', Honour, and Seer u., that tftioogs to Privote Practicc„ and. added 'to its: iiir,li.Patronaire, it is Conducted by sue!) Profet sjoßat Shill and extensive Pvactioe, that the werst Cases of Disease, as Strictures r - Debility, Lic,:ratiOns, Ae. however it:or-berate err of Ion?: sticuding, :esperietter. a complete 'Cu-trio as - .cell as that Deyanvement of the C•ine,ative Orgaivi.; whiet impairs the Con47lntion and shorteirs Life. :fir. Kieraaa may be consulted by Patients of both saxes, at his private honsve, N. '2l, tauver Charlotte-street, BA; ford-square, where the necessary i ‘dtiee.trl -Medicines will he given, or-sent to aDy part of the Unite:d ii.ir.doln. • Joist _published, price sa. Practical Onservk.ziorrA on - the above Diseases,; sold by Sherwood and Ca. 2;), Paterno3ter row, and 'try E. PligOley, No. 24, nert-stree,t. Superior INTerit will ever meet the Public Approbation. f. 1.1..FRE EVI AN s UTTA.SA LU I 11, dr a most,faineui Medicine 'for .euving•Veutral,l3lalidular, aid Cutaneous Disorders, Glectl, &c.--A bottle or two wilt c:i-ox.viacethT patient of tbei r salutary effects ; a I,:w lit ttlei ha've vilected a cure, after salivation and every other means- hai's proved abortive, and even when the disorder has - been Stand. hag several years. Ni , remedy can he •better contrivrd, more safe, or inure ctovenient,• t ban this, furs •cli as are obliged to go long Journies, or to Sea, as it needs no con'finetnent of restraint of diet; and , tU yeses experience by Dr. Freeman in an extensive practice, L4s proved it iniless suece,fol in iim,e debilities which arise inure .ftwn imprudeirue that a. certain. cause—to such patients it 'holds nut a never-failiu;;, periala pent, and speedy relief Sold, wholesale, and retail, at Mr. Butler's, 4, Ch , :apside, Corner of St. Paut'S Church-yard, and most'Cauntry Medi.; cane Venders, in Bottles at r)...5..53d.-•4s. ed.. and 223. each, with ample directions fur each Sex. • TO THOMAS TAYLOR, ESQ. 'No; 9, l New Bridge-street, London. HoNovak:lJ Sin,. Edinburgh, Alareh.lB. I BEG leave to inform you, that ever since the year 179 D, I had been afflicted with Alm Lueallenere.;i ; . which, from its obstinately resisting every course t?t nrellicine prescribed by the most eminent of the' faculty here, andan dergoingseveral severe coarsets of aulivation, and` twice dig= charged from the Hospital withlittie relief, would a , ,•,,e4r to he of the•nurst inveteritte:natum, thelrring.rof fait }seat' my disorder had got to such a head, as .nearly to put aTeriod to my existence-1 had a large ulcer oirthetrowli of nir'head; one un each -.Arm, and my Itlts Avere br oke out iira frlglitful manner; my right was dreadtnilYliainful; and had been in a state of ulcer - talon for the last ~l e..veiryertrs; -nry left bad also. two lare nodes uo lc, was very •much discolo,nreci, and gars me such.exuruciating..pain, particularly when warm in , ic ci; as- nearly to deprive me of rest ; in this laaientai:lc state., 1 i'vas recommended by Mr. 'lllompson, '(who received so. great a core by them here), to thice your Letillesr,itent which L bego:n to do on Ihe - /tith of 'May ; iu the course of a fortnqht . i began to. receive hcaest--i lit.tle .clure_ th:nua month the ulcers on iny head and arms were soundly healed—, so ri after, the. sores on -my lc^s healed alSo ; bow-- over, considerable discalcuratio,i in the Ain, and pain in ilia, hone'of tbeleft, which, by the iilessing of God. and a little longer perseverance in your 10C i, sole aleuicine, s'irtrmiled; the nodes dispersing, the sliin regaining .atural bee, and the nocturnal pains gradually going olf.—l•thus ha no, by Your liberal advice and medicine, perfectly free from all -my' former complaints—have recovered my • formt`r spirits and strength, and sni become jolly and fat, in which stile ha%;n; continued Many months - to the nAtonisliment of all who•Lntv; me, lamat a lass-in what terms to.expres my gratitude, but beg you, for the good of other suffering mortal>, to mats this .my Gage as totblie rte •po•;sible, as .1 shall on r.erery'r:tceit— siou; in so doing you will greatly o blig e , • Sir, -your grateful, obedient, very humble servtint#, ALEX. MLILIE.ER. Swaun's Close, High-vreet, Edinbur4h. Witneues tattle , above cure:— John,Thompson, No. 3, - New Ponitry.),larket, Ettintnt"rgl. ; .3ntru•M`into4h,l)lit.Asintnitily Uwe, Edintot qv!. Prepared and sold bythe sole Proprietor, TI-lONIAS TAY WR, Metiaber Of the Royal 'CO!lege of Surgeons, :it his: house, No. 9, .New Bridge-street', London; wileie, after a constant residence of more than 3S years; in a practice parti t : eularly direated.to the cure of Venereal.Complaints•aini.tliuse incidental to -the Parts of Generation, with that inviolable secrecy is high men of his prcifession should always observe in such eases, 'he flatters himself the' advice and as,istance. gratuitously adinini Act's' to persons tali ing this Medicine,- wilt be esteemed, by a discerning . Public, as an i.uiyairtage seldom attainable, 'a: :d void . of all ainbiguity.• ,Also sold, :by his api/nintoent,fur ..the,co.nvenience of thir.e living at a distance, at the Perfumees,.No. :35, tit. Alhaii• s A tret Pig 1- 1111111..; 4 tire Tetys h op, No. 1 (.13,J)xford -st ret t ; Dishorough's, No. 7, Pish-street-hill; Mr. Baxter's, S uch bridge, Edinburgh; Mr.; M'Donald 5 4ewelter, T4losg.iw Callwell's, Dublin -; and by one person in' every con.iiderable town in Great Eritain and 'lreland, in boxes . of only 25.2 d. mien, Itiemped,..and•lealcil •up • witlault,uud p;ain dire.etion,'; whereby persims, of eithir sex may cure themseirel wan ease, spi. , ed,,str6c,,., , rine ,. satety. • • . - N.B. Every Box sold iuGreat-Britain is sealed op with a -stamp, by fa vow , ofthe Continssioner , s,i , printeE, at th.e Stamp Taylor., No. 9, _New Briclge-tteuet-? to inaltatie•Whia.isT4lc.iiiy, and all dthers 4rs.coutitortsite.