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r ' r^ yteS an • " I 4 - 01A1 1 / 4 # • : . • -- _i:31.d9,14 4 ,zll- "I„‘ Rye • k • S he 81-54:‘ ~riy~!~ ICI CI) s~~~~ Sherii f (1: 3 ow oil- , i ,: ti - m - J3ttt 6787.1 I!, 1) NESDA Y, .1 UNE 8, 1814. - S [i i icr S PT , Y~CE= ~ s ' ire i t , to: C 11-IEATIIE ROYAL, _DRURY-LANE. 13-)!ORROW EVENING, June 9., their Majesties' Sertata: will perfoim the Trapoly of DTHEf.I.O. Mr. Keit ; and Desdemona, Miss Smith. • will he added., THE WOCADMAN'S HUT. NEW PHILOSOPHICAL JOURNAL. This Day wets published, price iS. (d. No. XVIII. being the concluding Number of the Third Vo lume of NALS of H 1 L,O PII I ; or, Ma gazine of Chemistry. Nlineraiogy, Mechanics, Natural History, Agriculture, and the Arts. By THOMAS THOMSON, M.D.Y.11. S. &e. London : Printed for Robert Baldwin, 47, PaternoStm , . row ; of whom may stow be had complete, the first .Three Vo lumes, price 1.55. 6d. each., in hoards. CITY BUSINESS: 1113200! i• ADMIRALTY-OFFICE, 2711 c May, 1811. N oTicE is hereby gii \ ;ell that a Siision of 001 • and Terminer and Goof Delivery, for the Trial of Qt . - fences comnatted on the Hi ‘ iih Seas, within the Jurisdiction of the Adthiralty e. (England, will be held at Justice Hall, in the Old Bailey, LbnclOn, on Prirlay, the Ist of July ne.rt, at El' lit o' Cluck 'in the Morniuk. J. W. CROKER. ova b e ais" l ttie ot ,i11:1')1; sbo ° • 'IIOYAL PATRicyri(: coNCEIUS, KING'S THEATRE-, HAYMARKET. t 0 Admission by Tickets only. /13 . 14 and of t his Royal Highness the PRINCE REGENT. hliaalso under the :Auspices of Ilts l'oYal 'Highness the Duke a YORK, itßoyal lii;;iiness the Duke of CLARENCE, t it t ,°val 11' . gliiieqs the Duke of KENT, t e ) Highness the Duke of SUSSEX. sit IpN,„, - - ,, k)( JUNE 17, and MONDAY, --a"ndriVq Celebration 'i of the , DELIV , ..RAN( u ?:_of ull!eE. 1 "r" W ruciAt by the Rest -1 1.1 ii —lna r ; e , : l ,,Y,'•out the oration of I. raugr. he n ' f h p t i ‘ , l , e , el i t" 1% , olr Magnanimous Allies, a . I ‘riai r . L ' IJSI . TANIA LIBERTAIMs, at S EQII: Phiti 0 , 4 ANA To be slice j he at Lacb Concert to to iti'4l illhe l;iyafti th written,leree :era, r°i;:s:1::::;p1::1el,eii l'oeete abreOKit.elcedtdea"aid:p:4l:ai:l4::'(cte:aplh.tnai.r"cee whole of tlw Mu reltdl: l u on r a ^ pan y en- s tructure, to be erected over the whole extent Lead c the Find Band Mr. SALOMON. Lead er tier of the Sec d Baud Mr. SPAGNOLETTI. °f the • Tlii7l Bind ' Mr. mon.tur. Vyeal already engaged, are, Ma- Si , rn in ( ;e . zzani, Mrs. Dickons, , Mrs. 4r.• -o.nr. V, , gilit,,, o ‘ r i rs '‘v a u g t , an, Mr. Naldi, Mr. diner, , Th: ° ( ! %4 ( l , Niar: Croft ' s Master and Mr. bruhain. Interior • eg i !A day at one o'clock, when the Izi-` D e rAtre will he splendidly illumnated. tzlit tn 4 built expressly for these Concerts by Messrs. " Rol ks " ts for h • r. 0,„ e Ilexes.(and Boxes. to be taken) at the Opera 4Ar (' '' lr • 'Pickets for the Pit and Gallery to , . he had of -() "‘ 4 114.11 ' B rid-street; Messrs. Hight and ; Mr. B. irchall, Bond-street ; • kr, • -es • I ' . ; and Messrs. Clemeuti and Co. Cheap and pit Guinea . Half-a-Guinea. • 1. . oad co ,is "; everJ foto"' TO WEST' INDIA PLANTERS, NE' awl IMPORTANT IMPROVEMENTS in PLANTATION CONCERNS, which will effect immense reduction of Expence, preserve the Negroei; and greatly diminish their labour. may he seen, by Letters of Ap pointment, at the..MANUFACTORY of .1. COLL[N(;E, Ma ehinist• and Engineer, ,Bridge-road, Lambeth . . Where also mayshe seen, his PXIsENT AXLETRF,ES and BOXES for WHEEL CARRIAGES, patronised by his Royal Highness the Prince Regent, their Royal Highnesses the I hikes of York, Clarence, Kent, and , (%tinberland, and upwards of Four Thousand of the Principal Nobility and Gentry of the Imperial Empire, whose Carriages, are upon that Construc tion. IMPROVED PATENT AXLES FOR CARRIAGES. THE attention of the Nubility and Gentry is .solicited to BROOKS, FLIGHT, and SPRATLEY'S IMPROVED PATENT AXLES, which Combine within them every object tl at could be desired, and are superior in every respect to any hitherto known. Their Improvements allow of three different constructions : one, where the Axle, being fixed in the nave - if the wheel, works in a reservoir of oil, and is secured in it by the simplest, yet most secure, fastening ever invented; the second kind is an Improvement on - those Axles before known, possessing, together with is more secure fastening and an increased ease of action, the extraordinary power of giving, at pleasure, an - end-play, or lateral'motion, to the wheels, that may, with equal facility, lie reinovedin an instant, without deranging the internal parts the third hind is the same as the above, with the omission of the parts af fording end-play. This Axle is a great improvement on that which formerly has been considered as the mast perfect ; hot it possesses over it a very great superiority, bath in the ease of its motion and in the security of i'.l fastening. In short, if strength, simplicity, ease - of action, and facility_ of manage ment be the chief merits of any mechanical contrivance, no Ash• can come into competition with thine valuable improve ments. The highest testimonies of several distinguished Personages have coatirmed the superiority of three Inventions, and the sorere trhls they have been put to have afforded sufficient evidence of their spcoess.—Merchants trading to the Conti nent, or the East and West Indies, will haven liberal deduc tion made them, their superiority having already ensured there a ready sale in those Markets.—Orders addressed- to them, at their Co,ating-house, 110, Strand, will meet With immediate attention.. li oaN , ---,_______ . . GpIt.°NCF.RT FOR.. THE RELIEF OF CIIA- Tu t , '''Y SCHOOLS IN'CHELSEAt Sct• ..uti GOVERNORS o f. th e CHARITY- Lht,rat KIOOLS in CHELSEA, finding . an Appeal to the t e 4 ,, i ,, t:1111 . 4 ) n . o e f e t(lfe Nei • hbotirhood and the Public necessary, ' in ' the g reilueed state of th eir Fonds , . ha.‘ to a tiol,N,til.e Patron-1,7 e of Lad • - CHARLOTTE DEN , IS _ si_ NI I'.: ; :\_, (4 C ONCER: P at ' tl4 PAVILION, HANS-PCF vill 4::. the 4th July next, on which occasion a Dinne ' ; %Ltd provided for the Children on the Lawn. fteque",e CAALAN', whose great talents hare been 41 4 d ~Al tlY eXcrted for charitable - purposes, has, lt4k,ancert will commence at Ist: 2!ntarily, offered to perform. • . mr,.:(minea each, to he hello ole I , ad of " i\o v s e s l t v s e ., o i ' i c o l o o k cl i t i . a — to T ,_ i p ck oi et r s_ i_ , rho INII'. Colbourn, • Conduit-street Mr. Fe:Titer . , M i :,, u• 9, Cha rin ,, cross and No. t;. a; tl' Cadogirn lrins ' , Sloane-street ;. at , Mr• }am li ne r , Music %"i' te,ri Paadise-r j ow, Chelsea: Mr. Goodwyn, Boolisc - tie th r s 4 . ' 1 9 ; 'Mr. Millar Bookseller, Kensington . ; and - at '' aV ra .r v 7. ' • ........................_ rt. u, alham Green. LOCK AND SUII.GIC:' His Royal Highness the DUKf the following Commit... , Earl of Egremont _ _ Earl uf Leitrim it. Hon. R. 11. Sheridan, M. P. Hun. t ul,J.llarry, M.P. 1-------.... , ---,..- . I IL T 'N THOUSAND POUNDS Only One ay t t , Dl;t:twn Prize aluwe Seventeen Pounds.— ' 1111 DAY NEXT, JUNE to. for the Fim p t- TATE OF THE WHEEL. i Y .. _ c 10 2: 0 00 00 0 ... 1,000 noo •• • 100 .... . . .....-..500 • . . TlCk r . -Zzic. &c. &c. by slii-n,,`'rS and SHARES are sellitr, ' t and Co. the • ' ' t • at their Offices, Nu. ei ~ Cuntrac «Its, a -•l,', roultry ; N0.31, High vrarranted Undrawa, Aldgatc Th V 2, C arig-cross; street :. e " a wing begins Nine'e'Clock Imlay Nforning. LA:r p ,, - ANb"I'S PATENT STEAM 4 'irratit,,,,ltANG-E, complete, with late ..,...i.,_.. Improvements,'l'rCHE N is -uni f u ''. b e seeperior to any other Apparatus in the . .. r . s , , a i '..7i . Le s) i ii r ,,,ad It'nds of" Cooking (either in large or small k :l e i . ratior),,',4:lll4,,sr clean . and delicate manner; its vari.',u_s._.,ri,, d 131.„',::! teareein•• Boiling Roasting, Baking, Nte. t . ,:, KA N -- .."'n hm t s,.;p i i.i - c'obsianti, froth one to fott , s .. het „..,, of bOiling eyaterY, kiid with or ;Ail horki a Eln_tttsis9uspcer! tiorit;nrioted by- the up,,e of one small Fire : ta i laallv i n t ‘ c d c every (Ab e ,. met h o d o f Cool.ing .consis . princi- Ch st c fullouring particulars:— • R I , L. • andsin It snodler coil and is attended . by less • • Il ui. th it • . ' ' muffle of Cooking, and. It i 4 alts; nis occasioned by a.iy other . _ 44 14,L i 'qs well und..rstood . by once or twice using, nor is it 11. ~,,vdto be out of rtyair. economical lila,, toysu .If the fire that any other on the most eca. great lit - .. , . nnes IS sufficient, and .it is wholly free from_ 1i i. 4 ,.1i . d all su lpliu'reons or other disagreeable smells. _ _ so c „,, L I h e cookin g by steam, viz. hot distilled evz•cr. , M Itse .n t i . 'cd do not imbibe itniiure substances, such as coat-et i ca- :ettles Bcc tinlly• Vict'tealsdressed on this plan may he cooked a second citii k l , and bras good as it+. the first, or, when ready for dishing, ‘,.)5 11,34 k to Wait ail boor without beiog spoiled. " thisYrt I : ll4 "ting, by llot air uti -this plan is more cleanly, _uri! . 41 ti ' d , Is _ i !,saciii of ooe pound of meat in ten liuth in boiling I , l. o ;i f s . tin g , l ''' whole is free from the poisonous effects of copper, orovers hadly tinned. • 1 , I•i• The .App-,rattes has been proved, by particular calcu i's'iLif.::iofont.eyfamilies who have it in ace, to clear its first cost .. ' lu . al six to twelve uturtlis, Yicidiug or saving of more than . per cent. both in the weight of victuals dressed, and in the quantity of fuel used. Orders received by THOMAS WATTLEWORTH, Agent t( t.ttu Pat,ntee, at the Shent-Itoolus, No. 64,. Great Russell .tst, tett, llheoiosbury-spare, London; where may be seen the A dtkilt RitChen and Range complete. N. B. Wholesale Warehouse:, Hart-stzert, Bloomsbury. , - \y r , C HAPE L ROYAL, WHITEHALL. GT ) th la :MORNING CONCERTS, for 'IINEFIT of SUFFERERS by WAR in GER -4(,41 th given at the Royal Chapel shortly after the ty 'reign Potentates, under the immediate-Pa o (Val lii , ohness tho Prince Regent, conducted COAL TAR. BROWN, AND CHEAP PAINTS. l inde r "nitt e • ti e , the a t , eof the Wegtruinster Association, the Music COAL I BROWN is of two kinds, Mn s i e and Noille Directors of the Concerts of An- 1. viz. Cominan Tar Brnwn 18s. per (Wt.'and Refined Tar e il Q ,ni.,C, Ars. 111/AANGTCN, and all the .principal Brown 225. per cwt.; they are both applicable to the cover ed oc _ nt , , both Vocal and Instrumental, volunteer ing rough Fencing, Porous Tiles, Weather rloardsng, th e e ,',.""ri•• Ti:e ..randeur of this Fete will be heighten- Sluice Gates, Woad tinder Ground and Water; partiealarly It,' the p r r: c sonot of Ma'estv the Queen, his RovaiHigh- the Refined Tar, which is a very valuable Preparation of reiT,: , , tll - ? K ee " Rogent, the j lt.o'val Family, the Eulperor of.. ! Coal Tar, it being. perfecpy insoluble in Water. me Worm • 4 "'g of Prussia, and many other Illustrious Fo- I will not:peoetrate where it' is used; it is also ?f . a good colour, e Pri • - -Ittit I - , - co of , dries very hard, and is easily applied, rcquinng only to be % a qt. on, rickets fur each day is Two Guineas, and they _heated, and bird pn with a common tar-brush. Theianpeoe- Pte t ,„. % f,pe son. and are transferable. • trable Paints are very ornamental, and may be applied with Tickets are received at the Committee Rooms, advantage to all purpose of useful painting, both inside and a t 4; 4 " at t r4 VrO, Great Queen - street , Lincoln's Inn- outside, where a handsome appearance , durability , and taco- - Cl e tf City of London 'rarer: , Bishopsgate-street; tunny, arc considerations; but for park-pailings, stucco and St • Ato , * SI w Bond-Street; at Messrs. plaster frctits, iron and wood and ont-buildings of r 7 :,, and , , (}' s ebeagGide and at Mr.Ackerralann's,lol, every description, they are peculiarly ad..pted, as theyresist . II the effects of the weather in an astonishing degree, are a cure .144 .%t -- ,2s of Performance and delivery of Tickets will for the worm and dry-rot, and will stand in but climates ; 11 tbey are of the following . colours , - r Green, Sls. per cwt.- Ditrii Green, 765. Ohve Grs.ett, s Fine Deep Green, Is. Gd. to 2s. per lb. Slate Lead and. Stone ' Colours, -54 s. per cwt. Chocolate 525. Red or Brown, 425. _d White Paint, COs. Prepared Oil to thin them fur use 7s. per gallon. Sold at the British Paint Manufactery, 62, Queen-street, Cheapside, London.—Linseed Cake, &c. *.„* Merchants, Captains, and the Trade, supplied on li beral Terms. IL DISPENSARY. F. •of VORK, President, and ee of GoveruorA .-- Cul. W. J. Jones, NI. P. John Latouche, Esq. NI. P. Col. H. Clements, M. P. Capt. J. Bay. . SURGEON, Mr. Kiernan, Member of the Royal College, London. Tip HE above ESTABLISUMENT• unites the Safety of a PUBLIC INsTfrunoNl, with a Delicacy, Honour, and Secrecy, that belongs to Private Practice, and, added to its high Patronage, it is conducted by such Profes sional Skill and extensive Practice. that the worst -Cases of Disease, as Strictures, Debility, Ulcerations, &c. however inetei ate ar of longstanding, experience a complete Cure, as well as . that Derangement of the Generative Organs, which impairs the Constitution and shortens . Life. Mr. Kiernan may be consulted by Patients of both sexes, at his private-house, `o. 41, Lower Charlotte-street, t ed. ford-square, where,the necessary Advice and Medicines will he given, or sent to any part of the tini-,1 Kintrdoor. Just .published, price 3s. Practical Observations on ,the above Diseases, ; sold by Sherwood and Co. 20, Paternoster row, and 4;y: H. I4jhley, No. c 24, Floet-stivet. ~ , THE MOST PROMINENT TRAIT OF BEAUTY IS A. FINE HEAD OF HAIR, To obtain which is especielly recommended 1,1) OWLAND'S MACASSAR OIL ; under• the 3124. , august Pattonagti of - their Royal Highnesses the Pritr!ess of Wales, Dtn:hess of York, and Duke of Sussex, his ,Serene... Highness the Duke of Brunswick, his Excellency the Spanish Atuhnssador---by their special Authority . ; also by the Navy and Army,..the Faculty,and most. of the Nobility. This Oil possessessalubrious properties, which eradicates all Impurities of the human Hair, prevents its falling off or •turn ing grey to the latest period of life, strengthens the weakest flair,and produces a luxuriant•growth on the Baldest places, produces an •inhuitahle natural curl, and renders the Hair, either natural or artificial, beautifully soft and glossy, anal' adds a pleasant perfume promotes the powth of whiskers, eyeAirows, mustoehio4, &c. ' It is perfectly innoxions, .and may with safety he applied to the Hair of the youngest Child, and .he beneficial effects pro• duced are fully explained in -Rowland's Treatise on the Hair, included with each Bottle. As this Book is pirated, and the Oil ctnuiterfeited, it is especially necessary to observe, that each Genuine Bottle is signed on the outside label, in red. ink, " A. ROWLAND and SON." in their own hand-writing. Sold at 3s. 6d. Ins. 6d. and 11. Is. per bottle, by the sole Proprietors, A. ROWLAND and SON, Kirby-street, Hat ton-garden, and, by appointment, by :Messrs. Hendries, Perfumers to her ;Majesty ' Titchhornerstreet; Messrs. Smyth, and Co. Perfumers to his Majesty, 117, Gattie and Pierce, 57; D. Rigge, 35, Overton, 47, Turner, 75,-/New Band-street; Thevenot and Co. Old Bond-street ; Berry, 17, Greek street; Johnston, 15, ditto ; Bayley .and Blew, .Cockspur-strect ; Love, 330, Strand ; Newbery and Sons, 45; Shaw and Ed wards, 66, St. Paul's Citurch-yard; Rigge,: 65, Butler, 4, Cheapside; Bowling; Walker, and 'Co. Borough; Barclay ' and Sous, 95, Fleet-market; Burgess, Cnrsitor-street, Putty, Butts, and Co. Lombard-street; Bolton and ,Tutt, _Royal Exchange; Weston, 239, ,Strand; Bacqn, 150, TliOrn, 45, Grange, 115, _Oxfor&street ; Marquis, Coleman-street; flulroes, Essek-street, Strand; and by all Perfumers and • Medicine Venders in London, and of- Europe. Also. ROWLAND'S ESSENCE OF TYRE, OR IMPERIAL DYE, for changing Red or Grey Hair, or Whiskers; &e. to a Brown or Black, 7s. 6d.,per bottle. Also, ROWLAND'S . A LSANA EXTRACT, for the Teeth and Gums, 10s. 6d.. per aottle, or in powder at 2s. 9d. per boxilin important discovery. _ _ OBSERVE, a few Copies only are now left on sale (price 'Three Shillings) of that scarce, interesting, and useful fa mily Work (with which is given an elegant Portrait of the Author, and a View of Gilead House), entitled GUIDJ to HEALTH t or, Advice to both Sexes, in a varietyofComplaintr._ .By S. gOLOMO . N. M. D. Containing a t)iitise on Foliate Diseases, Nervous and Hy pochondriac Complaints ; also General Betnarks on those. Dis eases with which the human body is mutt 'frequently afflicted ; explaining the svmptunts, Mode of treatment, and .remedVs most properly adapted fur each respective complaint. To which is annexed, A Dissertation on the Properties and Effects of Hot and Cold-Bathing; also an Essay on Secret Venery; and a Discourse on Impotency in the Male, and Sterilitr.oe Barrenness incident. to Females, Sie.—The whole illustrated with a variety of authentic facts, never before published. ' " The best preservative to keep the mind jit health" says ?Air:Macon, " (and in many instances the lsodytoo), is thtfaith. ful #dampition of a -friend." Unfortunately, the dislike of liavinOvot merely our tices, but even our foibles, follies, and faults AfitYsed, deters thousands from a4king for or receiving what the philosopher recommends; and thus Yquth in parti cular rush headlong into the vortex of dissipatiob.4ind death —To obvia.te consequences so destructive to the species, and eventually to population, has fallen to my lot, by the publi cation- of the GUIDE TO HEALTH, whieh is puiuted out to the deluded of either sex as the " Silent Friend.," which they may consult without exposure, and with assured confi dence of success. This is that sunshine, the genuine warmth of which the sienderl - oots of prejudice cannot hear. As 'Truth prevails, prejudices subside, and :ill. persons are left to their • London : Printed for the Author ; and sold by Sam. Leigh, IS, Strand; Sherwood, Neely;and Junes, Paternoster-row -; also by all Booksellers in the Unite.! Kingdom. No less than One Hundred Thousand Five Hundred Copies of Solomon's Guide. to Health have been printed. -, • DISEASES OF INFANTS, &c. DALBrs GENUINE CARNINATIVE is superior to all other Remedies for the wind, - purgings, convulsions, and alt those - disorders in the stomach arid bow els of infants, /which prove fatal to so many under the age of two years. It is equally edicaciims in chßcs, fluxes, and other complaints in the intestines of grown persons. This invaluable cordial medicine is prepared by Franc!s Gell (assisted by her sous), datighter of the late i'dr..losvph Dalby, Apothecary, the inveator • who bequeathed to her atone .this properly, under his will, as may be seen in the bill of directions, svllt various instances of its success. Sold by F. Newbery aad Sous, No. 45, St. Paul's Church-yard, London, four doors from Cheapside, price Is. 9d. a bottle ; and by their Agents in town anal - country.. Observe, that the words " F. Newberg, Nr.. 45, St. Paul's," are engraved in the stamps ; and be sure to ask for Gell's Dolby's Cartui uative. 'f.o NIEL DIXON, APOTHECARY. take the earliest opportunity to ac quaint 4 hat I have received the most wonderful benefit from the use of your DIXON'S ANTES] LIOUS PILLS, which I carried with me to damaica, and all those fiiends to whom I..distribitted them have experienced the same salutary benefit ; they declare them to be the best Medicine ever used in that Country for Bilious and other Complaints. The following are the names of several Ladies and Gentle men who have 'received the utmost relief from your Dixon's Antibilions :—Charles Taylor, Esq. Jamaica; Willi:tin •Esq.. Kilgstoti,,ditto; Mr. Wo s ottrifT, Spanish Esq. Savanna la Mar, ditto ,••i. Smith, Esq,l4 - • • y swsts - ssss Walker,`Poif . f% °rant, ditto; J. Penlinson; Esq. Salt River, ditto; Mr. Mulletis, ditto; J. lihrn, Esq. Savanna; J. P. Po lack, Egg. ditto; Mrs. Oliver Goldsmith, Kingston, ditto ; Mrs. Perry, St. Ann's; Mrs. Woodriti, Spanish Town; with many other persons of the first tespeetabintr. , Si r,.your most obedient Servant, THOMAS HARROLD, of the ship Ganges. July 1, IRI2. Sold, wholesale and retail, at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheap side; Corner of Paternoster-row, London; Sharp and Behan, _Portsmouth ; Jones, Weston, Bunt, and Mallory, Portsea ; Hall and Johnston, Gosport ; Coleman and' Jacob, Sheer ness ; Peck ' Ross, and Turner, Hull ; Hoxland, Cookworthy, Granville, Nettleton, and Gilbert, Ply Mouth ; Knott and Lloyd, and Swinney and. Co Birmingham ; Billinge, F.d -warrls and Penny, • and Lathbure, Liverpool; Stakes and Lynch, Manchester ; Trewman, Exeter ; Smith, Manderton, Reabirrn, Scott, and . Baxter, Edinburgh; Baxter and M'Do nald, Glasgow ; Bulger and Barry, Bristol ; Stevenson and Co: Norwich ; Swinfen, Leicester; Dunn and S. , ttun, Not tingham ; and Retail' by most Country Medicine Venders, iu Boxes, at. 4s. 9 , 1. awl Gs. each. MA I'ItIMON , . 0 Disorders have contributed. more essen- IN tially to destroy Ifyineneal Happiness than those which are the consequence of unguarded pleasure. People of every rank pay adoration to the shrine - of Wedlock ; but where the Constitution has heen tainted by Disease, a reno ration of stability is indispensably requisite. • Twenty years_have we devoted our practice to the exclusive treatment of the following - Disorders; and the succeisful result of our plan gives us additional ardour to Oppose, us far as we are wile, the ravages of tfioe Complaints, which are the most important its the eatalty4tie of lIUMMI The Disorders to the cure of winds we have devoted our attention, comprise every species of Venereal Infection ; all kinds of Debility, whether arising from the habits of school boys, or the intiolgenctsof maturer age;-that del angement of the system in Women, which. is called BarrennPss or Steri lity; Seminal Weakness, Obstructions in the Urettit as also Strictures, whether receut or of long duration, and which have baffled the skill of other Practitioners, are by our present improved plan of treatment effectually and perma nently cured, without the Patient suffering the excruciating pain and alarming hemorrhage which , frequently follows the application of the lunar caustic. In the course of our exten sive practice iu this Metropolis, numerous cases of Strictures hare been and are daily under our care, the total eradication of which is effected by a safe,. certain, and expeditious Mode • Of cure, superior to any other yet adopted. The weakness, relaxation, and debility, proceeding from this complaint, are speedily removed, and the patient restored to sound . and vi gorous ha Alb. -But where the debility has for years existed, a proper perseeerancein our restorative remedies is indispen sably requisite; to revive the slutuberiug sparks of life, and to reanimate the constitution. Isinnieroes Diseases are the result of igneirance or haste-in the treatment of . a simple Gonorrhoea;. and it not mitre quently happens that. the seeds of life are poisoned . by the iv discretion of an unguarded 'our. By . it superior method, such 'complaints are easily cured Lapd even where others have .we trust that we may prestune.to otter a radical esta blishment. Few, however, are the cases of complicated distress of this disorder, coMpared with the calamitous situation of mem, • who, from an iuthilgence in a solitary vice, or the prevalent gaieties of a fashionable life, acquire that state of Debility which is the unavoidable consequence of such•pernicious ha bits. Where the unhappy sufferer broods over his misery, bat carefully conceals his misfortutles, it may-be some Con solation for him ti> know, that .. althoug,bithe MT object of doubt or uncertainty with other Practitioners, the removal of these deficiencies, htthe gradual progress of Renovation, is the acquirement of our experience. • If the rites of Lacchus or Venus have begun to reduce manly vigour, much anxiety will be prevented ley an early ceuuteractiou of this languid state, and in those cases no great difficulty will occur. Patients in the country are requested to state the partici' tars of their case, age, and general habit of living, and in closing a remittance for advice anti medicines, when the saute• will be given or sent to' any part of tie kingdom. CURRIE and Co. Surgeons,' No. tO7, Batton-pr,len., r • Veifeillay unurt of Crininion '‘lra held at Guildhall; (ivhi . ch 'was Verpiumerrim4 attended) fOt the purpote Of 'coiriOcrirrg , ;: of Address to his Royal' Highneiss trile Prince fte= gent; upon the Definitive Treaty of Peiti:e tlgned .between Great Britain and_Franee. Ana Au Address being prepared; wat . read and agreeri to, and ordered to be lairiytrailserilied and &ignett by the Town Clerk ;, arid the Sherith, atrinded by the Reinembrancer, vete reittested to wait upon the Prince Regent, to know when h'e will receive -the same. The LORD MAYOR informed the Coort that had intimation of. a General Thankgiving Day boing about to be appointed early in next mouth; it was referred tai the Counnitteti fOr poses, tc provide accommodation for the Court izi at. Paul's Cathedral. • LAW INTV,LLICtNCS: COURT OF CHANCERY, Juxs PRICY. V. JACKSON AND OTIMS. Sir SAMUEL ROMILLY moved, iii this case (it being the first Seal before Trinity TerulY, for an. order to liberate two of the defendants, Mr. Jack son and Mr. Hudsbn, both Musters in the Univer sity of Cambridge, from tht: custody of.a Serje - a4i at Arms of this Court, V7ho lnQld3 them in oisteuly ander an attachment for an alleged contempt, in Trot answering the plaintiffs bill.—The LORI) CHANCELLOR deferred judgment till to-mot'rOw.. THE 'OPERA HOUSE---ijAVASON V. WATERS. Mr. Limit ; in this case; moved an order ta em power the defendant; Mr; •Waters, to 'substitute his own name for that of his . Sacito'r a-ti Ageut, Mr. Mills, in a certain deed of purchase 01'4 share of the property in the Opera Honse, lately sold under a dccrey of hislir "the Ma-ter 'IF the Rolls, at suit of the plaint 4, for ft Stan 13,0011 Z. Mr. Milts being s. hitlifer tip trust for Mi. iVa,ers i , as appeared front his own' being no opposition made, the Motion was of ci.;e:se ,nanted. COCItT OF tZCHEQUi , 'tt, MovnAY, June g. The Court ‘T as occupied t,te whok of this day en the trials of thre.e causes of considerable im portance to the public. FRAUDS BY CnLLECTORS ,THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL Zr 0!:0120E HEAP: THE SAME V. WILLIAM SL These were causes on informations filed at the instance of the Board of Taxes, charging the fondant,, as Collectors of the Property Tax for the township of Stansfield, in the division of Motley West,- in the-county of York, with having cul trt-te.4-rntel-conve4el their own itst uiiitt4ettsfriO 4 " Tie different persons as Property Tax''untountie.i; . together to Cd. 4s. which were not charged in iho ftssessment ; and for -,., • - tic'''. sought to recover , CS of 100/ each , - lie ueienuAnts'res‘steu the prosecution, on the ground that, Atli - 0 . 41 they had collected the money, they had paid it over, to the Receiver-General. To !tipport this, they claimed credit for a dishonoured bill to the amount of 221. - 10 s. remitted to the Receiver-General on account of the first half ,'ear's tax. But in alit attempt they wholly failed, it beitig clearly esta blished by evidence that the bill had been reject ed by the Receiver-General 'and 'returned, and shut the Collectors had pidd him no more than the exact aliment of the rate corresponding with the Commissioners' duplitates transmitted to the Ex , eheiiner.—The Jury, without hesitation, found it verdict for _the Cvown in the full ,Penalties, viz. one penalty of 1001. on the information against Heap, and on 4001. on, that agehist Sutcliffe. LANDLORWSREFUS,4I, TO ALLOW PROPERTY TAX ; THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL "V. HINKS THE YOUNG :A. This was an information against the defendant; to recover the penalty of 50/. in consequence of his having,as agent or rent-gatherer to his lathe'r, blacksmith, at Brotnley Bow, refused to allow his tenant the Landlord's Property Tax. The evi , deuce of Wood, the tenant . _ of two small houses in Stepney, proved,• that on the 19th of October„ 1812, he paid the Collector 2/.los. for Landlord's Property'fax, and that on the-23d of that month he offered the Collector's receipt, with the residee of the rent in Bank-notes, to the defendant, aml which he refused to accept, insisting on the full! rent, and, objecting to allow any past of the Pro;. , perty Tax; that the likei offer was made on Ott following day, when the refusal was again re prated; and that the 'father (Rinks the Elder), in sisting on the full rent, scot in a distress far and levied it, with two guineas expences, on a Alr: Stokeson, the succeeding occupier of the houses. The defendant's Counsel endeavoured ) with some ingenuity, to impeach the record by tec: , nical objections, which were over-ruled by the Lean CHJEF BARON anti the defendant haviug also, .without effect, attempted 'to' shake - the testimony •!of the witnesses for the rrosecittion; the Jury round a vvdict•for the Crown--Penalty 50t. • is Lordship commended the conduct of the Officers of the Crown in bringing such proseew: tions before the public, in order that they might not fail by the example -to protect the individnal against frautl,, and to secure the payment. of taxe:t -by those on whom the L islatnre meant thew to‘ i fall. - King's. Birth-Day, lifoSol, Prize of 20001. waS sold •.and .registered by EYTON at his Lucky Of , fices, 2, Cornhill, and 18,-Coventry-street; Arlwe Tickets are Shares are on . s.4le - for the T‘ro Ten Thousand Pound Prizes, and Fifteen Other CNA , . tals,wht4i will be drawn'ucxt'kriday: of.A" s of St. of .(1:02 1110 . 1 1 °' .f1 1"1 , ti (1 Cs' le. ea , r. lig', _ 4eC vtAl on(- 5 ' a t rien ; / •;;e `ii,) i )t))... a I ?, „do toe