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...7,.. .--i,',.--•,,:-: . g.Aif... -.0 . • - :..‹. • _-- . ," , ,N,,, ~ 0 • ,"r -4 \ - ‘rl4 'I .. 8 , ~• c ..7 \\' i .4 1. 1 51... . • ,Vs ' P&Y-0 --, • 4 , 15 ' 17 4 4 ' —,— ..,. , fj+ , ) ~ ..1, • ip. , , ,,•; ``• :;t:T:',.; , • . r 4 . ' 1 : . . , ..._ .. ;•, , • . .., J 4-, •..42,,,i• Aic .-.... • . ' i' ''' 4 ' : ' ,' ; %:-:- .1 .2. ( % ) . ': - .N - 1 ) . 214 ' I t 4 ... •,,,-, • •.it ' . ..- -•, . . . ..2 ;'!.: ....'•• 4 ....., _ ------ 0....... ;.:„..„ -i- . ..r;',,\''.. - ..4, , : \74.t 5 1-- // 4'. * go-:, - '.. V • ~ 'is.;' , ~./2 4 istr., , - - 4////i4NiO s i ~* 1 fi.-1-4;•• .:3113Eit, .6i 0•J WEDNESDAY, MAY 2.5, 1814. [pßich ENGLAND. LO NDON. I tit; TRIENNIAL, CbSIMEMORATIONof r i th e ANNIVERSARY of -the BIRTH-DAY of 14 1 l .1,177. RIGHT HON. WILLIWA •PITT be SATURDAY May ea, 1814, at Merchant Tay lors' ,- The Mot Noble the Duke Hall of RICHMOND, President of the Pitt Club, in the Chair, STEWARI...4. th ft/ .„ Memb ers o f t h e Pi tt Cl u b. ie M ! Joi] Lord Eldo n , L or d Hi g h Ch ance ll or , V.P. Th, ~ost Noble the Nlarquis,of Huntly, V. P. ;;•!ght lion. th e Earl of Rothes. ;,‘,.lght lion. the Earl of Gosford. i ight lion. Sir William Scott, M. P. Thy O't P. V. P. !glit ti e George Itose, THE .DONCASTER PITT CLUB. The ANNIVERSARY DIN? F,R in Celebration of Mr. PITT'S BIRTH-DAY will be held at the Mansion-house, aineaster, on FRIDAY, the 27th instant, in consequence of Saturday being. Market Day; ... . . lA. OYAL ACADF:NIY, 50N1E:.0.4: r -PLACE. . • • - r - - •'• ' - irITE EXHIBITION R NOW OPEN flint)/ Ji. Eitrat o'clock in the }suing. till Sureti in the Even.. ing.=:Atiraiminec Is. Cat:ll6 , rue Is. -.- IlentY HOWARD, kri. Sec. T. BROOKE, Esq.'Mapir, in the Chair: nEwA Mr. R. Belgher, Doncaster . Mr. J. Fisher, Sciirooby . Mr. J. Lockwood, ditto Mr. R. Dunhill, Newton Mr. W. Barton, ditto Mrt Bower, of Thorn G. Martin, Esq. Sandie I • And Mr. J Foster, Lingerdale I Mr. J. Foster, High-green. Tickets, One Guinea., each, to be had at the Bat of the Green Dragon Inn.—Doncaster, May 12, 1814. To the 510.5. T NOBLE :ANCIENT 'ORDER of lll.Jekg; atid to ttiC BRITISH ./ Y. /. A _ . . BROTHER, with 0 v e ir ' and a Wife • and Nine Ohildre n , ti‘i; only three Months old, having Tii-ketised ‘‘ Be-evolence Good-will to all Mankind," has nict with Bail Returns. Ile readers, himself •to Orillin to - save 1,1-; Bail, and his Patna/ have nought hut Aliseryin view. He has !)e'en fourteen years a Buck, and 1, is aboi, twic..2 as many year) since he entered the Army. BENEVOLENT DONATIONS Trir A. O. addresed td G. I'AI A IVIER, Esq. Soy::: ter and a Sheriff for..Sussot, N 0.6; Doughty-street, Founnlin t , ,, , will b.,. ti.atikfiilly received and gratefully acknowledged, throng! , tha medium of`Txa Stix. Alay 24, 18!4. BRISTOI The ANNIVERSARY of Mr. MPS BIRTH-DAY will be celebrated at the Merchant's-ball, Bristol, on'SATURDA7, the 28th instant., p,"14 4 , - ;°n• Robcit Peel, M. P: "ir P.i.l w . ' " e nrY Lascelles, M. P. V. P. N '!' . 'il ,"4 I "a'zell'i II Bart. M. P. '‘' 1 1.4 ) '"' e , b Ylt '" ' • Sir ,j- "t Peel, -B art. i , v . p. - . T h 4 lnes sh a - art. NI. 1 . ,e tl' or h.:, Bart. m.P. • . .?"inbe, s i 11- el the Vice-Chancellor of the University of -. he e'e r 1-ge. It " l 't Yit"ereud tl Dean of Chster. t. wthercrotnl 1-.--irte M. P. .C. Elarve, Esq. M. P. 11.04 ,oatl e , E.:). l';' 1 • 3 E. K. Lac,:n, EsT. !X. P. .... 11 . Ai, j r ,ar tivri , th; 4• Fs „ . if P. s. it. Lushington, Esq. M.P. \.• c` 1 4 . 8 I, 4 erd, E s ' , 1 : - NT . p .• E. M. Mundy, Esq. M.P. '41 :6 0 " :„ - ,'t,I.....sq. M. P. Robert Morris, Esq. M.Te h Pitt., Esq. M. p. •. c• ods, Esit. M. r . JoscP F MP • lA' 1 taeh E.,-:, vi P. .liiiiti Round, .sq. ~ . . ‘ , lll‘ l l -• :,?iih ' lO i t '[..'' el . ls ~I H. Strntt, Esq. iN,I. P.; 'II' -° l'rown 1,. -, ':,' • i * * Joules Manguall, Esq. Vv. i aaa'ci. -,' — l* ~ S. N. Meredith ' Esq. 416 ark, Est re e ti r osteker, 7 sit. ricilarti \,, 1 ount,fot p d, En. .j "IR r „.„ I.J. I L ‘.oer, E, q. TlMiffaS itObeilS, .sq. Kii - 4 ' ll ll li' - l'on, Esq. .Withaiu Row, seu. Esq. s h ark ne ,,„ , Joseph Steele, Esq.. ,tt I tiaes •s, E ; sq. Richard Teasdile, Esq. Vit.r4l,il!aiiil parkin, in " : Esq. and ., „N 0,, 1 Lavie, F,,•,. - Thomas Wilkinson, Esq. riti,•,', l-5 is ie...di v .'• en that nfi Servants but tliose of the 1. 44. ti 1 'er , , ,, 4 iif Sim..., - P l e v en:, and the Stewards, will ue admitte :**l% t e n Carriages must set down with the horses!. e. • s_ , " 4 1. -"Wards. Bishopag- at treet and take up the contrary (Signed) B.: NIORGAN, Trgasurer. LIEROOL. . tfil ' h e Mtnirers o f the Poli V tical P Principles and Conduct of the at;il,'r at ight Honourabl e _ WILLIAM PITT iDtrnd to DINE - i th 1 • . s Hotel, on SA I',:R.DAY, the . . I„ 4l *ll.l st4 nt, e to ' . e ,e n rP it n ei "l 4 : ) l.. t i a nr i l e the ANNIVERSARY of the - 0\ - q that Il_. ‘ ; t '- STR n lOUS and F.-VI'IIIOTIC STATES ,,7I%kik,tEADY' PERSEVERANCE IN WHOSE MEA „) '4L,HAS SAVED HIS OIATN COr N . FRY, . AND LED 4 'lle V„' ,iiNIANCIPATION OF EUROPE. .. 4 "rsnipful.the Alal'Oß. of LIVERPOOL in the Chair. /3 i mins. , v 1 rrill E 5f . "( 11. Blundell Hollinsbead, Esq. 4 °' PAU"' ' g cl. titiLigh, F. , , er, Esq., john Bolton, Esq... Iv ". ,,, ts, ik s . ( .l ' ...-. n Esq. Putlsey Da ~.o , Mugsill. art me, E N. J.no. Bourne, Esq. . IA () I'', Es c ,. Jas. Crosbie, Esq . 1, , - toso n le, • - ' ' Wm. Nlolyneux, Est}. .k b: bys q ,, 0 Esq, 4 4 "el '"` i i - ad,7 l. Jno. 'fo.bin, Esq. J . „:,1 3 11 Ni 4i , h , s tl. ' Jas. , Dicksoil, Esq. qe,,' Wr iglit ' j' -E3( l. Thomaa Currie, iaq.. ,- • lii,, „I.tN i. T. Lance, Esq. •, , k• o. b ri -,:i r..s q. 4 Geo.- liros.vne, Esq. • J. Nun 44wilti• i:. ' " c Shand, l'; - '1• '4 1 1 n„...' t..q. , • • . - 1 otr, a , 1.,,,,. 6,,hsitead, Esq. A. Lotm!, -9. _ lill. Sto, rt i n,, , Lsq. James 0. Britigtx, Zsii. ', .e.. iti, .)11e, E. q` Win. Smith, Eaq. 4 4,7 3A, :ier * V- • IL Addison, Esq. 4 - .),,i ', ...:5q. Wm, Taylor, Es . q. ~,...,.... aii,u, Fisq. G. Strickland, Esq. • e . " . ,, , h bi!,water 'L p..,eYer i % sq. , = -, ci. E. Srphton, Esq. ,rihroug-l'itur, "s. Roger Leigh, Esq. John Fisher, Esq. 1 l'il eColuni:l,l'. . • bove Hotel on Monday, t ur esilk y, , i,. ,: e will attend at the a de .4, la ~. „. edueulay next, the '3d 4.lth and 45th Inst. l utied l ' e lY of Tickets; after.which ' time , n 0 Ticket can 1.1 ' 4 Nm M ANCHFSTE R—THE PITT CLUB. 11)'Ye °f -31VERSARY. for the Celebration of the BIRTH -11:11•13 , patriotic and Illustrious Statesman, tht, late Wiiaii„el),ur.alile WILLIAM PI . TT, be holden at the t 114 Room on SATURDA 1 . ., the 28th May inst. t it i; 11 .5 r 1.11 41 f Past Four; precisely. '1 ickets for the Dinner, ikrie had by the Members only, from Mr. Bince. l at -'.4l;•;'.`lce Room. Such Member:; as purpose to attend , t rt,riest tot. their Tickets ou or beforeA e‘d.. e -t r Z ‘.le ,st t None to he admitted hut'Meinhers, or thirty miles of Manchester, to d to e Rules o ri ckets f or St ;LIZ:: t( a ) be had of the th Stewards only. f•the PRANt;IS Pi - lILIPS, Esq. President. J Q VI C PJID E-REEN rs. • v,s4. eremiah Fielding, Thomas Hardman, Esq. Treasurer. STEWARDS. • • ~ so be r, Peel , E sq. 11 10 "1 4 s S. Pottr; Esq. "14s Atkinion, Esq. EDWf James Kent.;ley, Esq. Edwarrl Lloyd,' Esq. William Sergeant, Esq. 3. CEIESSH.YRE, Secretary. LEEDS.—prry CLUB. The r, ' png4n)KNT. - ..inn. HENRY LASCELLES, M. P. Will' 44l ' IcE-atstrinsTs. N lorritt, v Esq rand . William HeWen, Esq. b e pllty ch u rriernts FOR TIIE YEAR 1814. . Chairman, Henry Hall, Esq . . .ttwlanatriaea,-Vhos'Fsq. and Charles nrown, Ir, sq ' fut the An - niversaty 4 Pinner, on . SATURDAY; the 28th Instant. I Mr. R. Wormald, • Mr..l. Fisher, • Mr. G. Wright, jun. Mr.& Wilson, '. Mi. B. Hill, Mr: R. J. Coalman. "" r. W. Hebden. Ison and Mr. R..l..Coahnan. kr 'lr. Pres% WLll.l3Peliet, "tr.•q• ul. ud ,inn. Mr. W ll' 14r..1.11110 It, N r M ilecretaries, Nl:l:Zsluesje,N'icb° tk'rIIINIIPri NLIVCA-------7-ST -4.L1 —AA." ' IRTI - I-DAY of the ,g . ...., :w _ i, E_LTPON-TYNE. (LMI rr , 1 of the . B . Noll rti u M BER.I.AND and the Ri ht Hon. An ire).,l4.upoqi-I.he 7 .-- c - T7B viii celebrate . riA _ 41•14."4q of th e ': , xi., TINE in•T r , of the "'late Right Hon. lIIL ;1 the As ,,l'„utlilv In •A'rtirti, I Al aY th of May initant, 'at t ..„iti, ••ee ms N: • , the til 1-T •ne. Chair. r. j°}ll\i'BlleAraN G " Gos 3 forth House, in the The R i gh t 81:EwARDs' Newcastle. 41.11., Worshipful the Mayer.of 117.1;a:C•irr, Esq. Diniston Hill. linlia Iluirell, EN. Broom Park. her vv.p. Pearson, Esq. Benwell Lodge. . 4 1 , "arn Loraine Es . Newcastle-upon- ryne. °4° G r a h a m e C;Carkeq.Esq Fenham. • 'tie. bie he on the Table at Five o'Clock. . ~0 _ t u tl "N, kt One Guine-t each .to b bad upon applicatt n iltliar4,.4 CoMmittee at the Ass'embly Rooms, on or before "'V, the 2Gth' instant.' By- Order, 'mos. BROWN, Secretary. --------'..."------. ' LYME. NZWOAsTLE-UNDER .,.„ . _ THE PITT CLUB. 10,11—North $t THE 1 1' Ml' \MFRS of this CLUB will ce ir4te 1 ' -r‘ S le '''t ' BIRTH -DAY of tintt ~ the et+soing ANN EvEp,sAity of the Pl•rrpl tat alid upright Statesman, the late Right Hon. WM. ba c i, Lou NATURDAY, thes2stl, of May instant, at the Roe ,.ll,(:)4l),lin.Neweastle-under-Lyrrre. . Chair. Tiel i . - I N B HEATtiecyrEi President, in the the C u t - , at 20s aetG entletneriwlio are not Members o f reside seven miles from New Castle, will b ' e a ed u. . ). th • '' ''''. Pa" 3", introducesg 'tickets as above, to be sign 11 .lember who them. tla le committee are desired to meet at two o'clock, in order at tv erY thi - desired before dinner: hg of hnsiness may be transacted ,/ OH'S TOMLINSON Secretary and Treasurer. 12 th I\ l a . ` • - 1 P )-, 1814. 'PRESIDENT, RICHARD HART DAVIS, Esq. N. P. vicE-Intust LENTS. Thos. Daniel, Esq. nit:ha:ll Vaughan, Esq. I s Idermen of Bristol. Samuel Birch, Esq. t John Haythorne, Esq, J • sTswAaDs. •I'. Hellicar, Eqq. J. M. HilhonsJ, Esq. John New, M. D. , C. Payne, jun, Esq. Ed. Sanapson Esq. F. Savage, Esq. ;ton, Secretary. B. Bichley,. Esq. W. Brown, Esq. Thomas Cole, Esq. George Dyer, Esq. G. Goidney, Esq. 'T. Griffiths, Esq. Mr. Richard Cot' DERBY. The DERBY LOYAL 'TRUE BLUE CLUB intend to ce lebrate the ANNIVERSARY of Mr. PITA'S BIRTH-DAY on the 28th instant. PAThoxs. BACHE LtEATHCOTE, Es.l; j CHARLES ITPTON,..Esq. FLIES 7 DENT, M. TtiomAs EATON. VICL-TRESIDENT, Mr. JOS7LI'II SMITH. • Messrs. Ureeo and IN'icholsoa, Stewards. COMMITTEE. Sir Roil. Wilmot, Bart. The Rev. C. S. Hope. Robert Hope, Esq. D. P. Coke, Eq. Janes Bellairs, Esq. Juhtitiafrison, Esq., 'l,lltl J. Cox, Esq NOII H The COMMEMORATION of Ilo• BMW-I -DAY of the late Right HonouraOle WILLIAM PiTi`.—The Dinner will be at the Angel Inn, Norwich, on MONDAY, the 30th of Mav at Four o'clock. CHARLES tIARVEY; Esq. M. P. in the Chair. sTEwitips. Rey. George Anguish,Prebew dary of Norwich. Star!jug Day, jqn. Esq, ' Thomas Bitek,jun. gsq.. Crisp Brown, Esq. Henry Francis, Esq. tieury Hamer, Esq. TH4 NOT'FINGHAM PITT CLUB. The ANNIVERSARY DINNER of this CLUB is fixed for the week preceding the Meeting of the General Infirmary, for the convenience of the No:laity and Gentry of the county. PATIWN.. His Grace the Duke of NEWCASTLF.,, Lord Lieutenant of the Couhtv. PRESIDENT YOR TUE YEAR—JOHN ELLIOrrS, Esq. VICE•PRESID4NT FOR Ti-if; YEAR— r. WEBB EllCiE, Esq, Secretary—Mr. Lewis Alsop.• • Treasurer—Thomas Moore, Esq. cOMMITTt:E. Majqr-General Hail, l'hc Rev. E. Griffin Mr. W. E. Elliott, The Rev. J. Blanchard, PA, Mr. J. B. story, Mr. G. Almond, Mr. W. C.—ult.-a, Mr --- 21,Hadaen, The Rev. 0. Ditnsdale, Mr. G. Hadden, The Rev. J. Blanchard, Mr. Eaton, The Rev. G. Hutchinson, i Mr. Richardson, The Rev. H. Byron, I Mr. Payne,, Mr. J. H. Martiu, M 1 r. J. Wilson, S r' ou MJ. tiltbie, , 1 Mr. J. Mills. HA LI F:LX.-fHL PITT' CLUB. The ANNIVERSARY of the BlitTH-DAVof that Illus trious Sta.tesulan, the late Right Honourable WILLIAM PITT, will be celebrated at Halifax, on SATURDAY, the 28th inst. • John Waterhouse, Esq. H. Lees Edwards, Esq. Georg:. Pußaid, Esq. C. Rawsou, Esq. STEWARDS. John Dyson, Esq. Jalnes Moore, Esq. George Greenup, Esq. Thomas Greenwood, Es 9. —Mr. JOHN RAWSON, dun. Secretary WOLVERHAMPTON.—THE NTT CLUB. The. ANNIVERSARY of the BIRTH-DAY of the late Right. Hou. WILLIAM PITT will be celebrated at the Swan. Hotel, on SATURDAY, the 28th inst. PRESIDENT—The Rev. JOHN HAYES PETIT. - VICE-PRESIDENT—GEORGE MOLINEUX, 'Esq. STEWARDS. • . Rob. Fisher, Esq. J. E. Moiineux, Esq. The Rev. W. Moiineux, W. B. Pershouse, George Baylis, Esq. William Ciirees, Esq. BALL, Sec. and Treasurer. The Rev. T. Dothich Thus. Duetey, Esq. James Hot (inn, Esq. Henry Jesson, Esq. The kiev. Joseph Dale, John Jesson, Esq. The Rev.-WM. 'I.: • DUDLEY.—THE PIT!' CLUB. The BIRTH-DAY of the late Right Hon. WILLIAM PITT will be crleht•ited at Dudley, on MONDAY, the - 30th inst. for the conyeanntee of the Members in that town and n e i g h: bourhood. PRESIDENT. . . The Right Hon. Viscount DUDLEY and W..).AD. VICE-PRESIDENTS. The Hon. \V. 13. Lygon, M.P. Rev. Dr. Booker, Thomas Hiswkes, Esq. I Thomas Wainwright, Esq. Edward Dixon, Esq. Mr. JAMES BOURNE, Jun. Secretary. The names of the Stewards and Officers for the Dinners on the 2tsth irst. at North and ti >uth Shields, Hull, Sheffield, and other places in England, are not yet received. London, Saturday, May 21, 1814. SCOTLAND. Emmitraciff. RIGHT HONG URA BLE WILLIAM PITT. The ANNIVERSARY of the BIRTH of this Great States man is to be celebrated by a 1''... 7 13L1C DINNER, in the 4s sembly Rooms, George;street, upon SATURDA Ythe 2sth inst. The necessary arrangements have been made by the Com mittee of the PITT CLUB ofScotland, for the accommodation, not only of the Members of that Association, iiut of such ether Gentlemen, not Members, Who, being attached to the princi ples of Mr. Pitt, may be inclined to attend upon this occasion. The following 'Noblemen and Gentlemen, Meaubeits of the Pitt Club of Scotland; have agreed to act as Stewards upon this occasion : Hit. Grace the Duke of ATHOL in the Chair. STEWARDS. Right Hon. Earl of Moray Right Hon. Earl of Kellie Right Hon. Earl of Glasgow Right Hon. Lord Grey Right Hon. Lord Advocate Honourable George Abercromby, M. P. Mr: Solicitor-General Sir William Forbes of Pitsligo, Bart. Sir John Hope of Craighall, Bart. Sir John Hay of Hayston, Bart. Sir Patrick Murray of Ochtertyre„Bart. Sir William Maxwell of Monreith, Bart. . Sir James Stewart Denholin of Coltuess, Bart. Sir H. Hay M‘Dougall of Mackerston, Bart. Sir lames Ferguson of . Kilkerran, Bart. Sir George Montgornerie of Macbie Hill, Bart. Sir Alexr. Muir Mackenzie of Delsin, Bart., Rear-Admiral Wm. Johnstone Hope, M. P. W. Trotter, Esq. acting Chief Magistrate of Edinburgh Mr. Sheriff Rae Andrew Wauchope, Esq. of Niddry, Marlacball John Hamilton, Esq. of Stuk= , . Edward Hay Mackenzie; Esq. of Newhail John Rutherford, Esq. of Edgerston John Hepburn Belches, Esq. of Inver:nay Alexander Boswell, Esq. of AuchinleCk. John Borle,,ESq. of Shewalton 'James Denuistoun, Esq. of Co!grain Alexander Don, Esq. younger, of Newton. General Drummond, o f St ra tliallan Wilßath Hay, Esq. of Drtunnielzier • Alexander Maciesii, Esq. of Ardgour William Mitre, Esq. of Caldwell George Paterson, Esq. of MOnorgan 'Thomas (iraharn Stirling, Esq. of .Mirth and StrOlverit James Dalrymple, Esq. North Berwick John Anderhon. Esq. W. S. Walter Scott, Esq. of Abbotsford W. Gallaway, En. Oneof the Magistrates of BakiEltirth Robert Ogilvie, Esq. Leith Adam White, Esq. Leii.ii Samuel Anderson, Esq. Banker • Andrew lionar, Esq. Banker James Law, Esq. Deacon Convener Walters Gibson Cassells, Esq. Leith John Charles, Esq. Some of the Committee of the Pitt Club of Sc6tland will at tend at Oman's Tavern, from three to four o'clock, every law ful day, between the loth and eith instant, to deliver 'rickets' to the Members of that Association, who propose being pre sent at this celebration. And those Gentlemen, not Mem bers of the Pitt Club, who have the same intentions, are re quested to put down their Names a; early as possible, at Oman's, where Tickets, atthe rate of 11. 1 Is. 6d. each, will be delivered to them by the Stewards.—Dinner on table at Five o'clock. DUNDEE. The ANNIVERSARY of the 13IRTEI-DAY of the Right Hon. WILLIAM PITT will be coin;.leniora.ted at Merchant's Inn, Dundee, on SATURDAY,,the .28th instant. WILLIAM DOUGLAS, Esq. in the Chair. WILLIAM LINDSAY, Esq. Croupier. The Names of the Stewards and Officers fur the Pininirs on the 28th instant, at Glasgo4; • and other towns in Scotland, arc not •received.—London, Saturday, rlay 21, 1814. TO WEST INDIA PLANTERS. I'VEW and IMPORTANT IMPROVEMENTS .1.11 in PLANTATION CONCERNS, which will effect an immense reduction of Expence,, preserve the Negroes, and greatly diMinish their labour, may be seen, by Letters of Ap pointment, at the MANUFACTORY of J. COLLINGE, Ma chinist and Engine,n., Bridge-40ad, Lanibeth. • Where also may he seen, his PATENT AXLETREES and BOXES for WfIEEL CARRIAGES, patronised by his Royal 13ighness the Prince Regent, their Itoval Highnesses the Pukes of York, Clarence, Kent, and Cumberland, apd upwards of Four Thousand of the Principal Nobility and Gentry of the Imperial Empire, Whose Carriages are upon that Construe / • tion. MONEY ON ESTATES, &c. pER.SONS who have Estates, Ftiniiture, Mer chandize; or GoOds any sort, for Sale, and want 'Money on them till they can be disposed of hy Auction, or Privat4 Sale, might immediately be supplied by BurroA's'and Co. Successors to Rydei• and Ca. Howand•street.—Money on Annuity or Note,ttt Hand as usnal. NIONY.-=4:1,-. : SQLlcrroa, having Coil nections and Clients of opulence and respectability, offers the ADVANCE of SINS of MONEY to al.v extent, on Assignable Property-,or PQrsonal Responsibility, :nx.Terins and Conditions more reasonable and equitable than what in general publicly appear. :\pply . , by Letter, post-paid, or personally, to Mr. W. at his Orlice - , No. 11, Chapel-plaoe, Vere-street, Cavendish-square, from 12 01-4. ROM AN CEMENT. CIIARLES FRANCIS WHITE,_ Mann facturei.s, I%:ine r•ns, London, haring reduced the price of this article, it ca:i n ow be used for the parpose of stuccoing Houses, to keep out damp, ol• to give them the ap pearance of new stone buitdin;s, at a peke little more than the cost of lime stucco, which it welt -known to imbibe the damp, while the cernunt most effectually resists it. Itoulau Cemrnt is also used for making Cisterns, Tanks, Acservoirs, &c. to hold water equal to Lead, as well as for (hitters, Flat-roofs, building or repairing Bridges, Locks, &c. and for every kind of Bricliwork under water. HE PATENT. IMPERIAL DINING-TA BLES, and PATENT TRAFALGAR SIDEBOARDS and DINING-TABLES, in one elegant Piece o Furniture, and upon Five new - ditterent the Patent Improved Sok Beds and Chair Beds; Bracs-screw Four Post, and Tent Bedsteads, Furniture and Bedding coniplete ; Portable rs,- with several other DM invented and improved articles of furniture; also a general and..t ery extensive assortment of Upholstery and Cabinet,Articles forjurnishing Houses com plete, ready manufactured, where Families may select and furnish a whole House in a few days, aoiding the extreme inconvenience of waiting several Months in completing their Establishment. • East and West India Articles, Army and Navy, &c..&c, by ,„11iNgan and Sanders, 16 and 17, Catherine-street, Strand, on erms the most moderate, for prompt payment. - , COAL TAR BROWN, AND CHEAP PAINTS. THE COAL TAR BROWN is 'of two kinds, viz. Common Tar Brown IRs. per cwt. and Refined Tar Brown .225. per cwt.; they are both applicable to the cover ing rough Fencing, Porous Tiles, Weather Boarding, Sluice Gates, • Wood under Ground and Water; particularly the Relined Tar, which is a very valuable Preparation of Coal Tar, it being„perfectly insoluble in Water. The Worm will not penetrate whir•-,it is used; it is also of a good colour, dries very hard, and rt, — •easily applied, requiring only to be 'heated, and laid on with a common tar-brash. The impene trable Paints are very ornamental, and may be applied with advantage to all p urp oses of useful painting, both inside and outside, where 'a handsome appearance, durability, and (eco nomy, are considerations; but for park-pailings, stucco and plaster fionts, iron and wood railing, and out-buildings of every description, they are peculiarly adapted, as they resist the effects of the weather in an astonishing degree, are a cure, for the worm and dry-rot, and will stand in hot climates they are of the following color_rs. and prices, viz.—lnvisible Green, 565. per cwt. Dark Green, 765. Olive Green, ll2s. ,Fine Deep t ,, reen, Is. 6d. to 2s. per .16. Slate Lead rind Stone Colours, 565. per ea. Chocolate 52,4. Red or Brown, 425. and .White Paint, 60s. - Prepared Oil to thin them fur use 7s. per gallon. Sold at the British Paint Manufactory, 62, Queen-street, Cheapside, Lontion.-:-Linseed Cake, &c. a,* Merchants, Captains, and the Trade, supplied on. li bend Teruls. FOR THE TEETH AND GUMS. BUTLER'S - CELEBRATED VEGETABLE TOOTH POWDER, is, with confidence, recomfiand rd to the Use of the Public, as the mostetlicacious Prepara tion for preserving the Teeth in a sound state, even to old age, and producing a pearly whiteness, without impairing the Enamel. It imparts a fits nets and beautiful redness to the Gums—to the Breath the most delectable Sweetness . ; and if used constantly as directed, will prevent the Tooth Acts by removing its cause—the Scurvy in the Gums. Price 2s. 9d. the Box. BUTLER'S SUPERIOR LAVENDER•WATER, from its elegant fragrancy, has received the Approbation of their Royal Highnesses the Princess and Princess Charlotte of Wales, and of many Ladies of the first Distinctioo. Price, Half pi nts 4s. Sold, wholesale and retail, by the Proprietor, R. 'antler, 4, Cheapside, corner of St. Paul's Church-yard, Loudon; and retail, by must Perfumers and ifledi4rie Vcaaers. BOOKSELLING BUSINESS. 0-be DISPOSED of, .with immediate Posses sion, an Established BOOKSELLING BUSINESS, conr sistiug of the STOCK, LEASE of the Premises, ,and - TUBES (as the present Proprietor is upon the point of enter ing into a different Concern). The Premises are most excel• leutly situated in one of The principal Streets of the Metro polis, and desirably adapted for the enlargement of the.Busi4 mess to any extent. For particulars, address by Letter only, post-paid, to C. G. at Mr. Wilson's, No. 5, St. Paul's Church-yard. *.* Two Persons wishing to enter into the above line as Partners, will find this .AT, be an opportunity peculiarly ad vatitaikeous. EAST INDIA DEBATES. This Day were published, price 3s. 6d. sewed, EBATES at the EAST INDIA, HOUSE in General Court of Proprietors, held on Wednesday, the sth of April, 1814, by Adjournment, relative to the Expedi ency of granting an Augmentation to the Salary of the Di rectors.—By the EDITOR of the former DEBATES. Printed for Black, Parry, and Co. Leadenhall-street ; of whom may be had all the former Debates. HALLAM'S ANTEBILIOUS PILLS. THE Efficacy of these Pills in Bi Coin; plaints, Head-ach, Heart-burn, &c. are well-known ; by math' years experience. , In Indigestion, Loss of Appetite, habitual Costiveness, and those . niunerous train of diseases, arising from Constitutions uebilitated by hot .climates, as well as the more frequent indulgences in the various luxuries - or life, these Pills produce the must happy effects, and they are so innocent in their nature, as to require no restraint. Sold by E. Edwards, 66, St. PiA 'S Church-yard, London, price 2s 9d.; the double b-iix 4a. ed.; and by all lealers iu7 Genuine Patent Medieines. A RECEIPT TO LOOK AT LEAST TEN YEARS YOUNGER. GREY HAIR always makes a person' look, old, and, when it happens.in early life, may be reckon ed a serious misfotune : hence various remedies are atteinpf. , ed : powder and false.' hair are the most general : hat twiny people have an objection to both, particularly in hot wea ther; an Article which Changes the - Hair to a Permanent Colour is, therefore, presumed to be a desideratum of import ance; such is ATKINSON'S VEGETAI3 DYE, a Botanical Composition, at once cleanly, imiocent, and etEcacions ; it immediately changes Grey ur Red Hair to a beautiful and permanent Auburn or Bliick, by so easy a mode of applica tion that. any Lady or Geo! :-man may change the. colour of their own Hair with ease and secrecy, and, to retitove • all doubt or prefudiee in the minds of the sceptical, the Proprie.- tor offers to forfeit 1):;'s Iftuulred Pounds if the Vegetable Dye does not answer eery purpose for which it is recometid-' ed. Sold, price ss. is. Sid. 10s. Cd. and One Guinea, byJaines . Atkinson, Perfumer, No. 43, Gerrard-street, Soho-square, London, and by most Perfumers and Hair Dressers in Town and Count, y.. 4, 4,* Ladies and Gentlemen in the Country sending a remit tance by post, will have a supply by return coach. Also, patronised by the Royatramily, and most Of the No,. hility, ATKINSON'S CURLING FLUID, allowed to be the Intist el' ant Article ev....r ir.vented to moisten the Hair with. in dressing; it removes ail dandruff, or other impurities, which makes it harsh.or obstructs the growth, makes it grow thick and long,.gives it a gloss and appearance beautiful beyond description, produces a strong Curl, which retains its,form exercise, or in damp weather, &c. For its wonderful proper.; ties for the Growth of the Hair, see some remarlAble testi- • monies of itselticacy in an " Essay on the flair," enclosed with each Bottle, price 3s. 6d. 6s. and One Guinea., - Caution—Ask for Atkinson's Fluid or Dye, and observe the Signature, as there are Counterfeits. MATRIMONY. MO Disorders Lave contributed more essen tiny to destroy Hymeneal 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 'seen tainted by Disease, a reite ration of stability is indispensably requisite. ' Twenty years have we devoted our practice to the exclusive treatment, of the follow:0g Disorders; and the successful result of our plan gives us additional ardour to oppose, as far ' as we are able, the ravages of those Complaints, which are the most important in the catalogue of Human rhormitiei. The Disorders to the, cure of which we have devoted our attention, cooiprise every species of Venereal Infection ; all kinds of Debility, -whether arising from the habits of schocl lioys, or the indulgences of matures age; that derangement of the system in Women, which is called Barrenn e ss or Steri lity;-Seminal Weakuess,Gleets, Obstructions in the Urethra; as also Strictures,' whether recent or of lung linration, and which have battled the skill of other Practitioners, are • by one present improved plan of treatment effectually and perma-• ncntly cured, without therPatient suffering the excruciating pain and alartning hemorrhage which frequently follows the application of the lunar caustic. In the course of our ,xten- • sive practice in this Metropolis, numerous cases of Stricures bare. been and arc daily under our care, the total efadeation of which is 'ffected by a safe, certain,' and expeditious mode of 'cure, superior to any other yet adopted. The weakness, relaxation, and debility, proceeding front this complaint, are speedily removed, and the patient restored to sound and vi- . gorous he.dth. But where the debility has for years existed, a proper perseverance in our resttirative remedies is indispen,. sably requisite, to revive Ore sluwbering sparks of life, and to - ! reanimate the constitution. Numerous Diseases are the result of ignorance or haste in_ the treatment of a simple Gonorrhea; and it not untre quently happens that the seeds of life are poisoned by the in discretion of an unguarded hour. By a superior method, sin..ll complaints are easily cured; and 'even , where others - have piffled, we trust that we may presume to offer a radical esta blishment. Few, however, are the cases of complicated digress of this disorder, compared with the calamitous situation of men, who, from an indulgence in a solitary vice, or the,prevaleut gaieties of a fashionable life, acluire that state of Debility which is the unavoidable consequence of -such pernicious ha bits. Where the unhappy sufferer broods over bis misery, but carefully conceals his misfortunes, it nny be some con solation for him to know, that although it he an object of doubt of uncertainty with other Practitioners, the removal of these deficiencies, by the gradual progress of Renovation, it the acquirement i of our experience. If the rites of Bacchus or Venus have begun to reduce manly vigour, mach anxieiy will be prevented* by an early counteraction of this languid state, and in those cases no great difficulty will occur. Patients in the country are requested to state the particu lays of their case, age, and general habit of living, and in closing a .remittance for advice a:id medicines, when the saute will be given or sent to Any part of the kingdom. SURRIE and Ct. sargeons, No. 197, Hattwa-gara;