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Ei ii (l of f,scl• ief• k. 13) . * , 0 , L ~ ~ ~~~~~ titrmirEit 678 , `•.;,, • THEATRE 110YAT., 1):11TRY-LANE. t t I'B PRESENT EVENING, - June 7, their rerfot . .'s-itg.tdy of ie o. KiNtT RICHAM) D. of Gloucester, Mr. 11.:,.i ; and Quern, Mrs. Glover. ro which %Oil bk. ad , leti, Milsieal . Atterpiece of - • °3'noursdav Tiir. Cti~ellu; w . ti Tl► e Woodman's But. • rtOTAL PATRIOTIC CONCERTS, KlNCi's I'HEATIIE„., HAYMARKET. tY C , Ao.mission b y Ticket , only. c4n-3a n't uf his Royal Hioliness the PRINCE REGENT. 1. , : - And 5.; utide the Auspices of . _ • 14 .4 !' Royal 141 ,1 '• , ..4 thel)uke of YORK, —llo. val-1 3 ‘i ll" .•, the fluke of CLARENCE, • 1 1 4.:„ It f;Yal Ci l it.ll:::!.: s s ' s th e Duke of KENT, SUSSEX. Oxi I-1 ," -, oy a l I ii•litio,,s the 1) " / " ! of ' MOND kY "17,911.1)AY'.JUNE 17, .- an" -' ' r i :‘a l li a4 A 4. l: l: ',._ l -'i r d t : l ll o l3 : l , , i , r ",.!;:e i; l ‘ e L bra tl ti y ori of the DELIVER ANC . E o xv,h hu'Ruei,,,,ketintrinted to t t ll i c e ß ß es i t t o l s - r , r i a l a ; S if i n i n:o li f7 i ' o i l ii:ic A e n i l i i i i , n7d , SF4 Tri,,e,Pljii,r,i,ed Vx.l).;,".s."Vc-; i. by irs ° 6 . -‘ .. " , a1 I.IIIF.Ri•AL'A` , , krii - 1 ' 41 041 e .", .` "'''" 4 " 4 - . CARMEN e - 'IltF l i s 1 0 be succeeded by a (,RAND 3it -''' ' ;" 0,1 • written, and the whole of the ;vitt- . ()rnaieiniii"erdinf,' th e G rea t t Occasion. Each Concert to liarnioili's„ed‘-"t " G•i ' d • h King," newly arranged and th'ely f„,-,,."'isand the ' • se t. be e x ecuted tipor a plan eu- Prisi n •:' "9 thr ‘‘ holei 'i and distinct Orchestras, corn .4l;irf,tiv,igtPt'iriflo'Zutperriaeutsc,.9anVe.tnetere., than Three Hundred and rei ying magnificent ‘ i tl.lee'itural tr u ' etu o :' 'whi l ell e'r7cte P d oir'er e a r tbhole extent , ,a 4 tg.e e, to lie r ea l e ! . fof the-First Band, Mr. -. sAL°mP'N oLE - rn. L e , d ' 'f the Second Band, Mr. SPAGN , 441 " " 'if "te Thir d ll. d Mr. MORAL'. me 9; t he I'„ a" 'already engaced' are, Ma ,4 Gr osi ,.. c . l Performers . 40 ii ‘t v '" , Signor 'frame:zap', Mrs. id D • ic ‘ li l o r tks K , eo N , l i, r r s : 14. 14 't. ► r. ' art * M • Vaug han, Mr. Na b , • . t he Mr' c d ,. ° ,i i . IsN',r Williams, and Mr.L i raliani. n ii,„;_•""ltert s t ,, 4 - `• , -- 7 ---- .7. ~_,. n .,,,„ ~, c i o ck , waeli the •£,.'''r of t the , r , s . oegin c!acii nay at )1. qe 0„ „ 1 I lratre will be i lit "'"ol built exore,sly for these Concerts by Messrs. splen,fidly itTominated. ..s„, i(l kobson . Atei t 4 - ' forme 4 . 0 2( , sto he taken) at the Opera ),,, Itits Crs tti . e l l ( ' ZI.T• ." . ic e lt s e ( t a s n ftlr l3 .t ° h x c e l'it and . Gallery to, he had of 1/ ton, s, "4,1 1 q. Old Bond-stieet , Messrs. Flight and p • I' '.• Niartiti'- I ; Mr. iiirchall, New Bond-street •, Sige l re'tttii, Strand ;-lane 'Mes:rs. Clementi and Co. Cheap 80,es 1144 Pit, cta, Guinea ; Gallery, Hal f -a- G u i nea. . • --.............._ 11Wil CHAPEL ROYAI„ Wl-II'rETIALL. _ for '', 1-?ANI) MOI;NING . CONCERT . S. k ‘N'i r"L . '' ' i r 'r ' ' O .' TFF I- ItERS 1 .4 kri; i' NI I; -• II ' -f :."1 " . " i Chapel shortly after . the tr oti , l l of t.i.„ ; giren at the Royal WAR -. in GER the immediate Pa -1,„ ~ge o f i • e 'r'ign Potentates, under .. 3 Lsle c ' l s fioyal - ' l- I , gliess the Prrtiee Regent, co tid ‘ t i :c n t s c4 likilder oasoiittee f the - VC t iiaster Ass - Or:lotion, the .. . n_ : 41 N tl iV l i u Y4 . l at i :d I.\"•: , ' ‘ e . )i ' r i eCt.or , s of the Concerts of ).. all the principal t1i),,,, Nirß. BILEJNOTON 2 a " 14 tili,. 14, rliilltg both Vocal and instrum e nt al ,v olun teer . "11 F tii ftt(4 ' l °n. *K.-. ‘, • • '.or of this Fetewill be beightl: hes % ti '' iire s ,„_ ...- , " • '! 1 ! ..,,, the Queen, his Royal Hi,;l _ )4,. .le p r i t ,_ , :e of her i‘la . tes . ily the Emperor of .. ,si as tii i 7.! Regent, the Royal " ' cir 'ers " (1411 g. of Prussia, and friary etl;er l 'ile • • . NI, Illusttious Fo- .. kt4 il. fq .. i t -P of T ichets f,r each 41 aY is (4d• " t'..r • . ' t r iisferahle. Two Guineas, and they ),. trs f 4 ,,.. r . s(in. aisrl are . ' 4. 1 "1r5 ir ,,, • kl'tts are I eceived at the Committee . 1 's Inn -4,0,1=,.,,,--i', 'is ~.r,,-,. • 011,mi-street, 7 ...P . w." "•. 4t tli N a i o r e ' n tl t . l r '- :h t i x t i l :. a t . \''t - i ' of -j li.,l t rlon - , Tavern, ,I _Ti_ s is tr i e lo e ps ; g a ate-; . v e r s e s e r s. s .. . SI 1 • 4" ('...: tl ic S.9 B e , ; N aiid v a l3 t q M d r. Acke t irnia t na's i , 101 , I st N. i3 ' T he D leaPfil ' of TiclictS will • sf2 o . • • . Arty ''‘ l 'e-t.i' Y ! Qis PerforaianGe and d eliv er y kan .x .. Pr,114(; •;(I:°,N(sEItTHE RELIEF OF CHA. r g P r . - _ -: 1 Ni:l 1 OTO FORN CHELSEA, Ty sC ‘'IiVE RNORS of • the CHARI _ tibera'lit,"°°lA in % .1 1s etv i 7 f °f Me Xeirhb ' b d C - HP - L - SEA finding . an Appeal to the kl 'qtd "te of the - - dstate of their Funds, have , oh : uo r oo ' and the Public necessary,-in t4in,_the P, the :educe.. i 1 Kt oTTE DENI S to . a ~ ,cININc,,, cW.,,,a,,,e f Lady CI : Iviii - h atho . . , ti "'AR r', at the PAV;LION, HAMS-PLA CE, 4 rifpt:i t ti y 1/4 Prnvide,leftnlth July . next, on mThich l o T e i c h asion a Dinner ire 401 e 11 th (Ai rldren on the L : e t e A d L f k , ;.e c t il , v.h t o i s , e l so olently Th. i !!ilt:tril y ~i f . ail ..1 ,. e purposes,great talents have been 'Alf 7,, ‘t ,winered to perform... l. ... has, bean . lye o'clock.—Tickets, Te,i; Genti.a ,lei, c f ‘) : l lr r i c ,, " ,t at f Nl ‘ e \ - , srs. Hook li aro , Bold" '4° X r * (, Ibou '- -.--- o t • sir. Forster, Music- Ni g ,' o. 2 „. warn, Conduit-street ~ II ter;t, ~,oaring-cross, and No. '22 - , - 0 ,,r --. . I„.4.,4l,se!ier''e,,Cadoizaii ArmS,Sloane-street ; at 1... r. ' Wrier, York-street, k street West liiLl'illilici: r4r'"li3'-row, Chelsea; Mr. Goodwyn. } B au o . oksel7 "Iva •-; Mr. Millar, Bookseller, Kensington ; and at pl'''.---------___4 t411"1,, Wal ham Green. , ri;st i„,,,,_ rcsii Priz e a 5, . p nds —Only One Day " 11°U SAND POUNDS for the Seventeen4v"4ll),lN-Ni)Z,Nto.ou .' STATE OF} THE WHEEL. I ' • ............ of ....._ '- . 2,001) - • . - • • • • . ................... , . 1,000 ........ 500 ..... • .............. ... . , . ..................... I Q ••'''"• • • • • • . ...... 200 .... ............... 100 •'''•••• ........................ itY It le fl i'ba.." " I) Ile % ZTS In t s c. &c. he. .1 , pre' 1 ...13!•e0. N . • •• are •••ellit)„., - *, ( n ,7 t u e nt l i r l a T e n t d .o r i a; f l . ,iioins,,elit L ote ' r , G 00D1..17( K . , • ni t' c ' Corner of Bank iwajora se,,, s. :isi ,( .:orzih if: : I , t , i'elt: °ll_l,c;skill,l,,, mews, C Illiel ag- Th, b , ' a facing " ss.-"---- -7 " ---ving,..l.Lel;ins 9 o'clock Friday Morning. KrEPFIZENT F ILTERING NI ACHINE. __ _ _ the I,llelii \I'Z,'S,ON'S pyrsNT Fl LT E . 111 . N . .i i, ti,„z,',,t liive,o,--, care portaWe, never ont . of repair, I'l • a n n t the btatNed rai,n,ver produced for I"4' N.1;,.. 1 traii' s :' 200 iiallozb per dry, Ei r f e Y u u ile g rilli;'' ' the Water 'tt-rN(' El l'illlt Y lcv ,: t4re r,7 i . r • grateful acknowleolgnients to Pi c) ,.,, r' t - ge i an ( d ' '''!..!', at;(1 the Public, for their distinguishing 8141 R141„ 113 , r l,, ge C.iiirrs his invention at the follo t zi e nf a 4 of ,240 1 41 '"It ii,,,P d e r diiy . ,..... .1 ''eli Guineas, poi - , ifies at ~ lions per I. ay........Ti..xen.il gi7e, Seven Guititas, , clitto 100 gal -1,,1 , iird size, Five Guineas, ditto o 0 b a C:av,,'. seen a+ 11248:.1,11411.tiu` W orl: at his Mnufy, 6, Mortimeritrz:_, --------:' tbePerej and at thea liar of actor the Jerusalem C ori et ` Ceti'. t , Cortihill.. • - ------ - r t lit f,. 1, %:---NUINE MEDIC/NES. ~ tip \ • it, d. cilr e d ' ling. 11,1 EDICINE4,S may be pro , ii .,,,, . ge'wine , of E. EDWARDS, 66, St. Paul's Church v.i . ,rti,s iii,.aterd?ch.. 3 6 - .c.a,,, - - , als ain 4 411 1 " of v,- " f l ' l mleY 3' 6 Juniper Ess. Pepperm:' 1 li Ruche's Embrocation 4 0 4.'•,itl je,.ll._(!tis Pills.. 2 9 ltobberds's Cough Dr. 2 9 (;Lstliilts(:';_".l.t! Drops 2 9* Jun iperEss.Petinytroyal I 11* AZ4,reies C,;,'lte .... Ili Speediman's Pills 2 0 q. Q °) .4. 'o`ll: n .r"Ps e. 6 Spilsbury's Drops .... 6 0 1%1)A-opine = °Nyder 2' 0 O..eenongli's Lozenges I li* h,:,`" l- Itiektiii.A.-tlCord. 4 6 Ingiss S'cott's Pills .. 1 le Ivr:Lt's Pili s ' Pias•• •2 9 Salt of Lemons 1 0 Nt.,,' VeK et ', ...... 6 3 Singletcays_ Eye Oint. 20 1 ! vii„teolit:s•tt)utii ip oi, x . u ,; l . 4 6 Godbild s Balsam.. •.18 0 7 IV4-ilivss‘l'ectbral Pill s 2 1 9 ii ,eu. •,.grse sia• '• • 2 2 : '„;',..,....-o):tipertussis.. 9 No c () ;e r n i s e e s of r Sl l :r . u • ; .. .. .. 3 . 6 iV4th°Y44°l-Vtir Lc' '' '1 11 Onrable Ink ...... 4::eilel' s Spe c i f i e li •••• • 4 6 British Oil .. : 1 e ab°ve (thoseenie? 2 9 Cheltenham Salts .. ••• 2 9 41, is ~f .L.. 4 with the star excepted) will have the ad tti';l. - 1 :ay b e i :" . ‘• , Ltds, C 6, St. Paul's; on the stamp ; where i ise i va d every (Aker Patent and Public Medicine. ';t, ° 'd by -Mr. Sau,ger (late Bacon's), 150, Oxford- Lib erai allowance to Merchants and Traders. F, X3l s' • ' 4 l • Tt) LSDAY, JUNE 7, 1814. VVESTMINSTER ASSOCIATION for tile farther RELIEF of the SUFFERERS by the WAR in (4.F.RIVii ItY.• • • . - His Ro.yal High:left the Duke of YORK in the (Thai,. At a very numerous Meeting,- attended by his Royal High ness the Duke of Sussex, the Archllisho . pcof Caliterhury and York, and.many ofthe Bishops, Nobility, r and other Persons of distinction, It was unanimously resolved, That a Committee be appointed to solicit and receive subscriptions fur this puevsSe,Aud that all monies so receiv ed be placed uuder the management and controul of the said Committee; that the Committee do con*lstuf the following persons, with power to add to their numbers, or to unite with the City Committee, if they deem it expedient. . . . COMMITTEE. Archbishop of Canterbury IR. H. Inglis, Esq. Archbishop of York Joshua Watson, Esq. Bishop of London Rev. Archdeacon Cambridge Bishop of Exeter Henry Tbornton,'Esq. M.P. Bishop of Chester . - Rev. H. 11. NOrris !tishup of Salisbury Sir J. Macintosh, M.P Bishop of Ely Hon. F. North Lord Kenyon . Colonel Eacharst Lord Caitliorpe 1 it. Han. Sir Wm. Scott,'ltl.P. . Lord Eardley Chas. Grant, F.,s,r. inn. M. P. Itt. Hon. Sir .T. Nichol!, M.P. Rt. Hon. J. C. Villiers • lit. Hon. G. Rose. IMP. s it. 11. Marten, Esq. Sir Thomas Ackland, M.P. W. H. Hoare, Esq. E.Wilbrabamßootic,Esq.NLP J. Round, Esq. M. P. Wm. Wilberforce, Esq. M.P. I - Committee-room, Freemasons' Hall, Great Queen-street; where all Communications may bo-addressed, and where Sub scriptions will be received; as wea as by Messrs. Hammers leys and Co. the Treasurers; and by the several Banking Houses in London and Westminster. Signed by Order of the Committee, JOSHUA WATSON, ? Secretaries, pro It.. ACKERNIANI'Ni, S _ tempers. Subscriptions since received : Rev. W. M. Daniel L. 9. 2 0 A German Lady - L.l 0 0 Messrs. Paxton and Proprietors . a The Co. - - 100 0 0 Day Newspaper 12 13 6 lion. Ann Vernon 1 0 0 Nortsatn, per Iler. J. Right lion. Lord Vis count Wentworth 95 0. 0 R. B. 11. - - 15 0-0 At Aclierniann's. A. B. - - 0 15 0 EdruondMorsdea,Esq.lo 0 0 Consolation to the Watkins - - 3 0 0 Benjamin Anbcll, 2d Subscription. - John Ha11,.E.5q. Wes ton Colville, Cam-. bridg - ,eshire, per . `•lessrs. Eaton and b 0 0 aged, for.the Ger niun Sufferers - 200 0 0 Co. Newmark - Mr. Christie - • • 50 0 0 - 5 - 0 0 IRISH MELODIES, BEE This Day was published, riPHIRTY Sekct IRISH MELODIES, Vol. 1. with Symph►►nips and Accon►patiiments, composed by Beethoren ; and English V.•rsc•c by Burns, tit•<;tt, and Joanna Baillie, and other eminent.Pr;cts. Price One Guinea; embel lished with an Engraving, by Thomson, from the .St. Ceci lia of Sir J. Reynolds. London : Published by Preston, 97; Strand ; and G. Thom son, No. 3, Exchange, Edinburgh. . To he had, us above, Scottish Melodies, in four volumes, at 11. Is. each; with SyMphonies and 2..ccoropanirueritS, chiefly by Haydn. Welsh Melodies, in two .volinueg, the in preparation, at 11. Is. each; with Symphonies and Acemupaniments, chiefly by ' _ These Volumes contain all the most admired National Me lodies of Scotland, Ireland; and Wales, united to the most interest; lig English Songs; including all those of Burns, above 100 iu number. They are enriched by Symphonies and Ac companiments for the Piano-ffirre, Violin, and Violoncello, of the must masterly, .heantifuli and ex.pressivc chatazte:, of whkli blaydn, who was Ito .le4s,rentarisahle for ,nodkl,tv than for ,his g.: us, wrote tiros t--‘ , t .Ist of 1......'; , 1% , , and - by it I flatter myself my name will live in Scotland many years after my des.: in" and Beethoven, feeling the great in te.tsl..he has given to the Irish Work, means to publish it on the Continent, with the verses translated. Aa.1,)111?-el LY'Y-UFFIC.E, 27th May, 1 814 .‘ N OTICE is hereby - gipen, thata session of Oye, and Termiaer and Gad Delivery, for the Trial of Of fences committed on the 1E irk Seas, within the Juriwfiction of the ddmitalty of England,will be held d Justice Hall, in the Old 13aiMu, London, on Friday, the Ist of July next, at Eight o'Clock in the Morning. J. Tr. CI?.OKER. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, May 10, 1514. . . THE.. PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His. MA-, JR ' JESTY'S ORDNANCE (lo hereby glue Notice, that Proposals will he received at their Office, in Pall Mall, en or before IT - cc/lie:day, the Sth day If June next, from such Persons as may be tbilling to undertake the supply of BOX HINGE WORK, forSfrviec of this Department,for a Period of Three Years, determinable after the Expiratiou of one Ye a r, apf:n Notice of Thr,c Montt :s, at the Option of either Party. Patterns bf the Articles may he viewed upon application at the Principal Storekeeper's Office in the Tower; and further particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Contract, may be known at the Secretary's Office, in Pall- Mall aforesaid, any Day between the Hours of Ten and Four o'Clock, where the Proposals must be delivered; scaled up, and endorsed, " Proposals for Box-Hinge Work;'" but no Propwal can be admitted after the said Bth of Jane, at Twelve o' Cluck at Noon of the same Day, neither will any Tender be noticed, unkss-the Party making it, or an Agent in his Be hall, Jitall attend. By . Order of the Board, R. H. CRETr, Secretary. Superior Merit will ever meet the Public Approbation. - D. FREEMAN ' s G UTTA SA LUTA RIS, or a' most famous Medicine far curin g Venereal, Glambtlars and Cutaneous Disorders, Clots, &c.—A bottle • or two wil l sonvincethe patient of their salutary effects ; a few bottles bay effected a cure, after salivation and every,,ther means liar_ proved abortive, and even - When the disorder ha's been in several years. No remedy can be Ikettercontrived, more • safe, or more couvenient„than ibis, for s;,cli as arc one,Lud to go long .lournies, or to Sea, as it needs no confinement or restraint of diet ; and 40 ycnM experience by Dr. Fi'eentarfin an extensive practice, has preyed it no less succossfuLin those debilities which arise more from imprudence than a certain cause—to such patients it holds out a never4failing,'pertua. rent, and speedy relief. So4t, wholesale and retail, at Mr. Butler's ' 4, 'Cheaositle, Corner of St. Paul's Church-yard, and uuu.t Country Medi cine Venders, in Bottles at is. Dd. 45. ed. and 5225. each, with ample directions for each Sex. RENOVATED HEALTH. JR_ T has been too frequently the subject of just and general r,,Frobato;; , ,t .at nuo, destitute of the elemer is 1 the an';lical art have offered themselves. as candidates for puhlic patronzn:e in toe protesston of yr! sic. For the.,puctne. of doing, j , .stice to the result of our studies and experience, al ,d to prevent us from being classed amon,ti those empirics whose imprudent pretensions have, unfo tunately thr society, been too favourably received. we beg leave to submit to the liberal and enlightened a faithful statement of our pursuits and ac. quiremei , ts, After having received a regular medical* educa. non as the pupils of Messrs. Grindell and.Blizard, - whose eEtures and practice we carefully attended, as professors and surgeons of the London Hospital ; we entered ourselves as students in that justly celebrated school for medical acquire ment, the Royal College of Edinburgh,' and were iiistrueled in the ditrerent branches of anatomy, surgery, the theory and practice of physic, chemistry, midwifery, botany, &c. sec: by those eminent professors, Drs. Munro, Gregory, black, _Hamilton. Duncan and Rutherford. We trust we shall nut he deemed presumptuous in saying that our proficiency and ac wirements are nut inconsiderable. Having for a long series of years made Venereal Complaints, and the various diseases of Debility, she particular object ot our stodies and praelice, it will, we hope, be allowed that we have acquired superior know ledge of their treatment and cure, In slight and recent cases of iNfedion a petted re-establishment is completed in the short period of two days ; and in those of the utmost in. veteracy, where other practitioners have tailed of success, a proper perseverance in our plan 01 treatment ensures to the patient a safe and radical cure. Amidst the melancholy variety of disorders which are the ellects of a habit long, and most unhappily pursued by the youth of both sexes, there are none • inure alarming or more distressing than those deficiencies and 'dehili ties which fre. quently prevent or embitter tne ma trimoni-a I state. To such puisons it must be a consolation to know that they may now, by a new and infallible Mode of treatment, be restored to that greatest of all human blessings, a strong, manly, and vigor ous constitution. In ail cases or debitity, from whatever causearising, as well as in every species of venereal inft‘Ction, we may be consulted by patients of either sex with thegreat. est secrecy and honour. Hour's° consultation at home from ten tothree, and fioni 6 in the evening till to at night. . „ Patients in the c4autitry ate requested to state the particu lars of their che, age, and general naDit of l iving, &c. sec. closing a remittance tor advice and medicines, when the same will be given, or sent to any part of the kingdom. o ensure that sevrecy so essential to our undertaking, the postage cf etters may be added to the account for Medicines. CU itt.l E and Co. Surgeons, No. to, flatton-garden. CZ Messrs. Currie and Co. have Certificates from the above respectable Professors of London and Edinburgh, for the diligence, skill, and humanity, with which they per f Pm - led the duties assigned them during the time they tlllcied their Lettures ar.Ad Pradice. OFFICE OF 011D.V.-INCE, 10/4 May, 1814. LIE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His MA -51' JESTVS ORDNANCE- do• hereby give Notice, that Proposals will be received at their Orn7re, ire Pall-Mall, on or before Trednesday the Bth day of Jame next, from such Persons as may be to undertake the Supply of TACKLE HOOKS, and various other Articles of Iron, for Service of this Department, ..11);• a,Pe;•iool of Three Years, from the 12th July next, determinable after the . Expiratioli of One Year, upon Notice of .Three : 4llon.ths, at the optioi s i of either Party. Patterns ty'' the Aetieles may Le viewed upon application at the Principal Storekeeper's (Vice iet the Tower; and Arther Partieelars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Contract, tern y be known at the Secretary's Ofit.e, inPetlT- Mall aforesaid, any day between the hours of Ten anil Four e'Clovh, where the Propcstils . whast bvdelivered, sealed up, and endorsul, " Proposals for Tackle Hooks, &c.;" but no Pro posal can Le adMitted after Cu. said 801 of Jane t at Twelve o'Cloch at NOOIS of the same Day, neither will any Tender be noticed, unless the Party making it, or an , Igent in his behalf, shall ctitend. 13ri Order qf the Board, R. H. CrtFrl7,.Sretars. - • , , Ai7 , :f , -.------,---,,,,-,,,,„ --_-: ",, P 0 .: • , 7 7 44: . sa\ 1 / 1 111 1 \OO Agz, ta,A, i 2',.' 1 a ' x . , ' I. 1 . 4 4 NW litt , i it > I ' iie9 r lt s ' i .r , , pt t rpiti - 617" sr.t.'pi7,lqtit 4-i.A.i,riit,D44t, NAVAL NEWS. LANDING OF OUlt ILLUNFItIOUS VISITOItS TI-I 3 tNIPEROX OF RUSSIA AND KING OF PltUsq_k, tt,e. DEAL, JUNE 6.—His Majesty's shit) Aiondfdlt has hoisted the Royal Standard, and she is also• decorated. with various 'other Colours,• and a Royal Salute - from her has announced the Squa dron tinder the command of his Royal Highnes9! the Duke of CI.AKENCE to be in sight, with the Illustrious Strangers on board. I.re o'Clock.--7-The Squadron arc sla their course for Dover. DOVER, JUNE 6.--Arrived, after post last n;glit t the Nymphet' frigate; and landed Prince 111uT- !‘ TERNICH.—ThiS day Count PLATOFF, GCllerd. BARCLAY DE TOLLY, and Prince tiFNRY of Prus- ,, 'sia, have landed at different periods, under sa lutes -frotn the batteries By their arrival, we leirn that the EMPEROR and KING embarked at BOttiogllC at noun this day. Fire Royal - Highness the Duke of CLARENCE, in the Impregnable, the Jason frigate, Hon. Captain KING, with the Royal Sovereign and Royal Charlotte yachts, and the rest of the squadron under their command, are in sight, and fast approaching Old Albion's shores. We ex pect in half an hour the Illustrious Monarchs. svill he on British ground. Haff-past Six o'Clock.—The Sovereigns have this instant - landed under discharges of cannon. As the post will set off immediately, I cannot give you futul►er particulars. DEAL, JUNE G.—Arrived the Amphitrite trans port, with Lieutenant-General Sit JOHN HOPE, (Lord NIDDEY) and Staff, from BAyonne. Wind N: E. HARWICH, JUNE G.—Arrived the Auckland packet, with a mail and passengers, from Hol land.—Wind E. FALMOUTH, JUNE 4.—The Snake packet, with a mail for Jamaica, and the Duke of Ii ut, with a mail tor Lisbon, are gone into the Roads.— Wind N. N. W. roaTsmouTH, Jvxa 6. 7 —Arrived his Majesty's ships Cornwallis, Hyaena, and Camel, from the Downs, and the Snap from the Coast of France ; the latter has sailed for the Downs. Sailed his Majesty's ships Seahorse, Dolphin, and Peruvian,. with the Bonsor and Mars transports, for North Anierica.—Wind Eastdrly. GER:U . IN PAPERS. BRRMEN, MAY :W.—To-day strived here the colimin of the garrison of Utunburgh, viz. the 108th regiment, to halt one r3:iy . The first co lurun marched- out of the new to %,-0 thil.mornimo • we were satisfied With their c01;:4:.:..r.A. HAMBURGH, , AY.:3). EAST INDIA /101.7'.;E, MAT 25, 1814. Terr COURT . of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANY of :VIERCI-141,NTS of ENG LAND, TRADING to the EAST INDIES, do hereby give Notice, That a GENERAL COURT of the said COMPANY will BE by Adjournment, at their HOUSE in Leaden hall-street, on TIIURSDAY, the 9th June next, :at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, to take. into Consideration a Mo tion intended to have beem made at. the General coda held this Day, being as follows, viz. " That the Sum of T‘Ventv Thousand Pounds be granted to the present Lord Melville; -in Testimony of the Eminent Services rendered to the East India Company by his late Father." JAMES COBB, •Secretary. R. A. BRADLEY, Middle New-street Gongli-rquare, London,. satisfy the most srropu: lons Inquirer as to the authenticity of a Friend of his de riving great Benefit from the CORDIAL BALM - of GILEAD,. in a severe disordei of the nervous, bilious, and flatulent kind, with which he iiad been big afflicted. • Mr. E. Piero, High-street, Birmingham, voucher for the sorprising Cnre of aGentleman long in a deep Decline, having taken five bottles of the Cordial Balm of Gilead. The spirits, strength, and appetite of the young man were visibly and very materially improved; arid by continuiig . the rise of it a few weehr longer, • he was, with God's blesSing, and to the great comfort arid astonishment of his family and friends, restored to perfect-health. . • Mr. B. Boothravd; of Pontaract, reports of a man in that neighbourhood, almot.thz: age bf thirty, who had the appear ance- of, laboaring• under that most dangerous disease, the Phthisis Ptiimonalis, or ConsuMption. He had a considerable degree of hectic fever, profuse night-sweats, expectorated Much, and was reduced to a state of extrini debility. Having bad the best medical advice be,could procure, without obtain ing relief, he had recourse to the ,Cordial Balm of Gilead : persevering in the use of it, all the unfavourable symptoms gradually abated, and he has attained a vigorous state of health. _ . Governthent Security against. Counterfeits, besides a Saving of One Bottle in - Four.---The Cordial Balm of Gilead is sold in bottles, price Us. each ; or the quantity of four in one Family Bottle for 335. on which one 1 Is, bottle is saved, duty included; the stamp of which bears the Proprietor's name and addrus in the engraving, " Solomon, Liverpool," to imitate which is felony; and this privilege of a particular set of plates for his stamps has been granted to Dr. Solomon, by favour of his Majesty's Hone Commissioners of Stamp Duties, purposely to secure theYnblic against counterfeits : none else are genuine. Sold by Samuel Leigh, NO. Iq, Strand ; Sutton and Co. (late Dicey and Sutton), Bow Church-yard; Bacon and Co. N 0.160, Oxford-street, London;—Brodie and Dowding, Salisbury; A. Smith, Pet fumer, North Bridge, Edinburgh ; Martin Keene, No. 6, College-green, at Davison's, No. 1, Parliame3t--street, and of Messrs. F. Newbury and Sop, Dublin . ;,and retail, by all Medicine Vender sin the United Kingdom. - Some , disorders have been many years in proceeding to such -:e deq . .ree of malignancy as cannot be eradicated in a few weeks'; therefore it is in order to encourage steady perse verance in the use of proper means that Dr. Solomon has adopted the plan of his boxes, with three large 335. Family Bottles, ~centaining the quantity of Twelve at 11s. packed up safe for the country, for a Five-pound Bunk-note, by which l's. is saved ; vide " Guide to Health." As Dr. SOLOMON's Practice is now become so great and oxtensive, that his contant engagements require a consider able portion of his time and attendance, he expects ' when consulted, the usual complithent of One Pound; but all written cases, or letters of advice, and unaccompanied with an order for medicine and remittance, to he answered at his leisure. are required to enclose only Half a Guinea. Drafts may he obtained at any Post-office, payable at Liverpool, fur small sums of money, which is a sure mode of conveyance.— Such letters should, for safety, be thus directed Money Letter. 1)r. Solomon, Gilead House, near Liverpool. Paid double postage." 1 ' 4 4 Letters may be addressed to X. Z. or A. B. at the Pint-office, till called for. Persons who do not wish to have their ,names known, may have their boxes directed W. Z. to be left at till called for. " CITIZENS OF HAMBURGII,-The last, the most bitter of your years of trial is post. Volt have seen hot tiorl a;,,1 armillitatca the Tyrant, who, by cunning and force, forged anew your already broken chains. You may now joyfully:look to a solid and durable peace, the blessings of which will soon heal the wounds that have: been inflicted on you. The energy and the wisdom of your ances tors, the noble river, which unites you with all, countries, raised your city to Sa e the richest jewel of Germany. The more cruelly did the scourge of, the age fall on you, destroying your prosperity, and tearing you asunder from the ancient and sacred Union. Now that you are again received into it, in the renewal of yOur free Constitution, of your unfettered activity, let your eyes dwell upoa the past, as a❑ instroction and a warning. In the cheerful, days of prosperity, in the seducing enjoy ments of peace, remember your respectable valiant forefathers, whose example was renewed among your citizens a year ago, with a zeal more laud able than successful, only because previously, in the easy enjoyments and arts of peace, the hard ships and the art of war were neglected or for gotten. You have seen by whet warlike nations exalt themselves, and are inspired to the lierfortn ance of incredible deeds. " I rejoice at being able to brit back to you to-day the brave citizens, who, amidst privations, hardships, and dangers of every kind, persevered in the resolution of purchasing your liberty with their blood. The rest of the brave men who accompany me . into your gates, have helped to conquer li berty for your country, as well as for their own._ They are impatiently waiting for a look from me to precipitate your oppressors from the walls., Alexander and his magnanimous Allies, at the bead.of their heroic bands, overthrew, upon the heights of Paris, the remains of that horrible edifice of tyranny, and so rescued many cities and . nations from conflagration and death. " You know the sentiments of the Emperor, my gracious Sovereign. lie inspires his subjects with the same. 'ibis, as I hole, the Russians who came among you will prove. Depend, as long as the commanos of my Emperor keep me. among you, on Inv justice and protection ; oil the other hand, I depend on your serious exer tions, by your unanimity and wis2 counsels, and by the Christian confidence in God, which made your forefathers strong, to prepare for yanr city happier days, an.l to suppress, in the pursuit of this noble object, every low suggestion and re venge. The weKk and misled are reclaimed, by , forgiveness and generosity. The wicked instru ments of the slavery, so happily ended, as well as their employer, will be punished, as to Heaven shall seem most fitting. I have thought it prp i per to address to you these few ‘yords, previous to the cordial greeting and congratulations with I which henter Your gates. (11604. Corr. tilay " Count BENNIGSEN," if 01 tro" ^u7l~~ .;agi P; ,t-It 1(/ it It , ;dell GA , ' ' h irk, pm. .1;3' 6 ; V li e ; to r- I.;V f .e rn A 11 9 0 1'1 41 ;.:: 41 G' IC or e ss Cu"' I t