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„ en it ''..,"--*, '..' .~ \~ A 1: <: b ~I ~► Z .rcl:,~~ lk: --_::" 11 ER 67911 TUEATRE lair A T)TCR y_LA 4 u-Ni()Rnow EVt.,N.I,NG, March 24, their Majesties' peff. , l , ll the Ptav of THE VENiCE. :• shYlock ; ::,%r.I.(c;11)•; Pprti4, Miss Smith. To be JI,LUSION. • On Saturday, Hamlet; with *lli , : Deuce is in Him. HEATRE ROYAL, COVENT . -GAIMEN W •, , U- MoltßO ENi NG, ithaeli 24, will perforoied the new Opera of TflE' FARMER'S WIFE. • "'Lich will be athicd, THE .7 , 111.-LE.R, ;AND, HIS MEN. 7 :NEii ,\ 'i Al_El; • ; -...., i:;, or the NOBILITY, l ict , I.Lituy, , r: „ T p . y . ,;„ 1 ; , ; F,iis, i• 3 requested to he NA" ) ' '' t ' th- 1.:, :. . -,: ‘. , i A I 1., Qiieed•st; eet, Lin !ii ,i,,::',%-tirl,, ~d ~,tu ' c , '.1,,i . c , 2 , 26, to talic -into copsi-, IS ( ' iii , ' ,," - be leis, t - , ,1 - - ~ ... id . :,: - .....\ 1.1: , ; 17; recently ucca ' ---- tic iLvage.,_Jit 'A ar. FItEDERIC, E. _';;,Olt, . i',DWARD, W. CONDO'S, AC:W./5 . 1135, S. DU1i.Li.,..11. C. CAN f LIAR.; Ili, ly R )'n.te.,, oyal FlOtiidinesß c the Duke of YOltiti. iN Al take the Chair ke at :_: 0'C1,,4i• ----......_ C I . t (IR VS 011 I.IIIDWIF.I'AY at the ;MIDDLESEX HOS tl„ r, - PITAL. Akg (t t MERRIMAN, Physician Acconchcifr to t erm ,tic AliiMesex Hospital, to the Westminster G!,- ie ""Pensary and- to the Parochial Infirmary of St. Tv(),rtge, H ano - rer- ' sprire, will BEGIN his COE'RSE of LET 4:tu'n'ES' 0, 1 the Tl - 11 , 61-LY and PRACTICE of MIDWIFERY, 4 0 ,72 1 „,the DISE IS; , ,S of WdMEN and. CHILDREN, at the 1'0 , `,.,` 1 -wtpital, on Monday, the 2sth of March, at half-past v 'lock in the• Forenoon. tq,i7th,'t particulars may be known at Dr. Mcl.Timan's, No. 11 434 1 , 1 .. 1 : 1 " 0 0.0-street, I'iccadiily, - . and of Mr. Claytim, at the s_ ' `4l. • 'TOPE ASSURANCE COMPANY, • txtii c(lgate•-hill, and Old liond-street, London . ; • .LIFe ltiargli • - and West orela nfl-stre et, Dub 1 in. CAPITAI- ONE MILLION. tie against Loss' or Damage by ''iCeirecteti upon every. Description Of Property within zt il'ed ' Y' e d Kingdom, upon a:s beneficial to the As- Ntid _ittitie44 those o f any other Ottice. Losses are unifornii y .1 ~N tpthis Company. with the utmost spirit, of liberality and 11,4. :4 P t . • ' • ee is-liereb”j given',that Receipts for - the Renewal of 4( e:i.iire at day, are now ready'forDeliVery 0 - silees, and with the respective P°rim oarcy throughout the United King•doin. • _ Vicit l ll - :s of Assu•: : alice which expire at the abo'YQ Period, qte„itie.4veuir,eliietreel wi • th ' in. Fifteen .. .l)4s thereaffer, or they IPE i-,nteOFF'ICE.—CAPITAL ON2 MILLION. crtles ,l eeietf e „t„d „m i n Livo-and fan Sort icorbilip.—An g rA c. d a:rd PLIL--%silsed• --En .lowments for Cuiloren, •he ~ilit'p • thPrieto rs of, this CY:Ere:have undertaken all Respoit etliih,' aud have stipulate•l for a guarantee-of One.Milliou Uloa ainpl e 4 ._ - ec.,trity for aid their Engagements. t of Branch of. Business; Miter a ar c del id'tiorl f 0 Carant . ee an , d Expenee of Manage -el, 4.. ) ;"'Peti,,,7 1 . amongst the Assured, liyj ueito iron_oit i i ia on tu t e o ro ti o l; ~ upon wli • di ;•1••n, Tweotv, and Titirttiotr cent., an the Amo - u t' nt of 'Mc . ' be_inypaid; and he occurred ,(when the Duration of Life has been '44d rde au lY Prolonged) where the paprient has been more (I l e the S.lni‘ass'Ured. ittralice Money, Admission Fee, or other Ogicial exacted. WILLIAM BURY, Secretary c4GOODS. -.. tSSRS. RYDER, & CO. Russell M ews , 06. Homihtud-street, wilt receive _all s or t s o f mar k e t a bl e iliiii 1 ,.5, and on their arrival will•aceept at T wo M on th s for. bare kn d teir value. y can make advances th sL b est ineaTh e n:; of disposing of them. :to any amount, :~ '.Honeyall sorts of Securities a, usual. • • . en , T c . ) . 114 Ltr ON LEASE BY THE WORSHIPFUL COM PANY OF DRAPERS 4 cLos% ..of ARABLE LAND, containin if! the-abcit 9 Acr es , s it ua t e at K e db rook i n Kent, formerly erkkeenpatior,,of Uniphalhy, and now of , Mr. particulars maybe kn2on on app!icatinn at l ic C's Office, at Draper's Hall, Throgorton-street, Ileosaidposals to be deliYered in writing at Drapers- Q on uy bef ore Th urs d ay th e 7th of April next, "Itr to oeloek at noon, where aCourt of Ai:sistants will be , treat f or th e , same, and when and where any per el taking the said iand must attend, PATENT •IMPERI DINING-TA - 4 11 ( 1. th" v l -;ES, and P ITE TRAFALGAR SIDEr3o....a . RDS , 41 111 none elegant'lliece of Furn i iture, 'Ard s r . 'ive new different Plans ; the Patent Improved sofa lledst 4hair.,"(t7 Chair Beds; Bras-screw. Four • Post, and Fttrniture and Bedding complete ; Portable Eft fur'''. wit h seyeral o th er new invented and improved articles tipl4.!_ u re; ;Ils e a guntral and very extensive assortment of Plet, and Cabinet Articles for furnishing-Houses coin nianufactured, where Families . !nay -select and itie, ) ,. " a whole House in a few days, avoiding the extreme several Months in completing - their 4,•sittlti hinent. tertZaand West India Articles, Army and Nary, &c. Sce. by ,?Ittlid Sanders, 16 and 17, Catherine-street, Strand, sin s.,„....zeinost moderate, - for,prompt payment. • 131t1' r PAINT MANUFACTORY, 62, QUEEN 'STRE,ET, CHEAPSIDE, LONDON . „ON and Co. most respestfully infam the ' A P,Tp,„lictliat they continue to epare the Cheap IMPE ,-;...111r;,', LP: PAINTS at t he:following - Prices, viz. : ;12 Green ZiGs.;l Dark Green 765.; and Olive Green end Pet.e Wt.;--fine deep Green ls. Gd. to 2s. per lb.;—Slate, ,, Viii“, ) _; l ud Stone Colour,,FiGS.; Chocolate .565.; Red or Broon , ti ' 2 s.; and White Paint .603. per cwt. &c.—Vrepared them fur use, 75. per gallon. •adtail'Th'..e.Pitints are very ore:tint:lnel, and may be ap . pliFel 1 4it s i i t age to all•purpos,z: of useful both inside a,,d with 41;,1b where a handsome appearance, durability, and coo-- Y,„are e insinerittions ; but for Park P;ilings, Out-build arn ' l tucto and Minster Fronts, Iron and Wood Railing, they 4 u i t r s ' to eu i lli . niy adapted, as they reSist the effects of Weather in t s. , Liming degree. p te roil and Cu., have also to acquaint the Public that they • 1 11.,!:.re Coal Tar Brown of two kinds, riz. crimation Coal Tarjry 'n at 1 8s. per cwt. and refined Coal Tar • Brown at 225. ; bo th 'applic a bl e to covering rough F enc i ng, , 1 1 7 4.. " rles, \F eather Boarding, and IY.AuI, un d er , G round or .Z t q li for which la s t purpose the refined Tar Brawp is parti drles,YEe arO connnend e d, as it i s indissoluble in 'atel ; it also t .."i.and Wis of a very good colour. foi.t; P ainters' Oils, C o l ours, and Brushes ; Linseed Cake 41p,,, ta le•s--Merchants, Capt a i ns , an d the Trade, suppli e d . ternis. • - . .1-IEHALL&M'S ANTiBILICATS Pii.,Ls. Effica c y o f these Pills in _Bilious Coin= b y in,Plaint,, 'lead-acts, 1.--aart-Vor:),&c. are wen -known, li a b i ,.."3 Years e x p er i ef i ce. lo isidigitston, Loss of A.ppe,rte,- • sqi:,!• 4l Lostiresse..3, autl theSe sintue.rous Vans of sliscaR:!:::; . k 3 :,... e g from epustittstions tie bilitat ell by hot clisnate,„a 4 ; well ,i.:uvriliarlfrequelit. indulges - toes i:t the various luxuries of ofart.,ss...sese Pills'produce 'the most happy effcts, alit! they 7%hiispisent,.lo their sia.titsT,:is t? Eel:lite ss . orestratist. Itrsc,, ~,) L. i.uwart,s, (s 6, .`..q. Paul s Char;}: -3 ars], L•mtlon, u tp , ...,-b d.; the double I/JX 'IS. 64.; Ita.d by all dealers isa 44 ;4g P444t M<l . - . scult_st 1 4 , '74:': ... • .-, ''- k . 14 ;:. ...i A , 1 4 G.._ V1C77.7.-IL LING-OFFICE,- .ilfr;7yli. 2'2, 7314. T HE C9A WIWI) .N.ERS for VICTU,IL.I,ING IJis. ll,- LIESTI'SN.II 7 .I" do hereby kive Notice, That on Frid,, , y, the Ist cl 21ex , they will be ready to reccire Tenders (scaled ap) a2d treat for Otte T4oresand (,k;arters of:New Pale, and Two Hundrea Quarters Ne:P Close 73ried-ASIBLit MALT; to be answerable to .sezmoics (v' /Tot less than one quart each) to be produced with the Tenders, to be delivered into His. Majesty's Via ,taa,%fing ;Sores, at Deptford, in the space of one month, ; and to be paid for . by Bills,' payable wit/c Interest 'Ninety days after dale. , The Con!litifitts of the Contract may be seen at .the Seere ta*ry'4' gifice• No regard raid be hadl'to any Tender in which the Price shall not be inserted 17swords et I.7l:gth, or . that kJ:a' not be ,delixered to the _Board btfore One o'Cloch on tic said Fri day„ the Ist of .April neat, nor unless tlie Pe l4 Odi who makes the 'fender, or sgme Person on his behalf, attend, to answer when' called for. OFFICE OF IDRDNANCF, Mara 8, 18,14. T HE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of Ms MA JESTY'S ORDN,INCE; do hereby give' That Propos will be received at their Office, in Pall,";izll, on or before ,iionday, the 2Ath day of Aid - arch instant„tro2n such Perseus' as may be 'willing to unticytahe the Sa, , ,ply of. STOVES, RANGES, and other Articles, for Service of this Department for a Period of Three Years, deter minable after the - Expiration of the first Year, upon Notice of Three alonths, at the Option of either Party. Patterns of the ..drtieles may be viewed upon,' ..iipplicatOn at the Principal Store ceper's Office,in the Thmer, and 1;:-;-:- titer Particar'ors, together with the Terms and Conditlen:s‘ of the Contract, may be known at the Secretary's Pail-ate 11, aforesaid, any Day between the, Hours cf Ten and Four o'C`lock, where time PropoAls Must be deliverer', sealed rip and imiorsed, " Propesals for Stoves, Itangvs, &c." hut vo PropOsal can he admitted after the said 2Sth March, at Twelve o'clock at Noon If the same Day ; peith,r will any Tender be noticed, nukes the Party making it, or an .dgentin his Behalf shall attend: ' • By Order .of the. Board, • - R. H. cizErr, Secreinrq. OFFICE OF 0 RDN. , INCE, March 8, ISI4. E 1) REM - UP AZ, OFFICERS of His, al .4- - 111 - JEST . ..I'7,Si ORD:V.-INCE elo hereby give Notice, That Prdposais will be received at their Office i n Pall-Mail, on or &fore Monday, the 2 3hzc day of Morel; inst. frowi .cosh_ P?rsons as n!ay he willing to nAdertuke the Supply of R.Gli and FUSTIANfor Sereice of till., Dep,rtment for a of three :IFterrni:uzb:e aft' • I'llc :first Ye - ar, upon Notice of three .2110pth.,;,' at . the Option of fit/ter Party. Patterw; of the dirtieles man he viewed 'Ton application at Me Laboratory in the RI - ya! ..irs:mal, 'Woolwich, anelfarthcr Particulars, together with the Ter'bts and Conditions of the Contrlict, may be known at the Secretary's Office, in Pall 31a11 aforesaid, any Day between the hours of . Ten and Four o'clock, where the Proposals mast be delivered, sealed up, and indorsed " Proposals for serge arid F9stizin i" lii ! - 7,,:0 Proposal can he admitted after the said 28th instant, r! Twelve o'clock at Noon of the same day, nef:ther lei!! tut ! , , Tender be noticed, unless the Platt' makiag it, or ein in his behalf, shall attend. By Order of tier Board, 11. 11.0 E ,Sec. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Marcie IS, 1814. T HE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS o f His ' JESTY'S ORDNANCE do hereby give' Notice, That PrOitosals will he received at their Qp7c-c, in Pall or' before Friday, the Sth day - of April, from such PM/MS as_may be willing. to undertake the . Supply of COPPERSAIMITS ARTICLA for ciereicc of this Depart ment,for a period of Three Yeczrs, determinable after the ea.- pi;ation of One rear,' upon .;Volice qf Three Months, at the option, of either Party. . Patterns of the Articles way he viewed up. , n applicntiort at the Principal Stok•hceper's Ifii'e in the Tower, and farther particulars, together with the Te•rMs and Conditions of the Contract, ;nay be l'ziown at the' Secretary's gllice, in Poll-Mall aforesaid, , any day. between Mx, hot'irs of Ten and Four o'Clock, where the Proposals must be delivered, Sealed up, and indors ed, " Proposals for Coppermith'ii Articles ;". but no Pro posal can be admitted after the card • Bth day of April, at Twelve o'Clock at Noon of the same Day, neither zt,•ill any Tender be noticed, unless thv Party »taking it, or an Agent on his behalf, shall attend. - • .By Order of Me Board, R. liCitEll 7 , Serretary. AIATIRIQTT'§ II\11)11.0VED PATENT KITCHEN RANGE. .H•MARRIOTT having rece n tly made very consi.derable ImproVements,. induced to oiler to the notice of the Public tilt, above admirable Invention, as the most complete Article of ti e hind ever manufactured fur •Roastinrr Baking, Boiling, s.caulitig, Stewing, &c. and a' constant supply ofiewor twelve Gallons of Hot. Water, with one half the tesnal fuel. This Range is attended. with mueh less trouble than any other, and the utensils used in the ope ration of couUing ate • kept perfectly clean, .and are far more dirt als're than with teninion rimes. also a certain cure for smoky chimni,s, which has beep proved by repeatad ex periment. Its rapid and increasing sale, added to the uni versal atisiaction'it'has given, are the strun!est proofs of its utility ; w;arranted to answer, never havi ng failed in a single instance. As from the 'small portion of,Fuel requisite, it is advantage, ons for small families,. so from the quantity of work it will perform, it is suitable for large eistabiishntents, and is parti e•ularly adapted for the'use and •coneenienee of private faini lies,tiverns, lodging -houses, boarding-schools, &e. I6tchens fitted bp with Ranges, embi acing all' the late lin provements,. with Steam-linkers, Ovens, Hot-closets,- and Steatit-hett , All kinds er Stoves ' for Drawing-rooms, . Par loUri, Mills, Churches, •&c.• - ; humane Man- , trapb to secu re depredators 'without injuring them ; Spring guns of diticrrat ennstructionsi A Patent Roasting Jack, upon an entire new principle,- constna-ted S 3 at to require neither weights nor pa:llles'; the woths being enclosed, are protected front injury aid irregularity; (omits. extreme simplicity, not liable to be oul: of order, and calculated, fur every Kitchen. To be seen in use daily at the rateutee's Niattufastory, No. q-3,.Flret-sVrein,•Lttudoet. e'•6 • „ • ;4 '• ' or - LADY PERCIVAL AND MR. MITFORD interesting TRIAL is NOW READY. The Book also seontains Origin 4,1 'Letters. and Articles, written by Lady Pe • cevitl, never before priblished ; arid also an Introditetion and-copious Notes. • • By the EDITQR, of the NEWS. Pit H;bed at the Ne:i:s . 111 . )qt:4'es-street, Covent gardrn ; and be'had of all Bookseller,s in the United Kingdon2.—Pricy TiiE SIXTH EDITION, WITH CONSIDSRALE ADDIL - TIONS. published, price 6s. A s,' VINDICATION of the CONDUCT of LADY 13A- DouGlas, during her Intercourse with the PRINCESS of. WALES : together v.-tin Remarks on the Book, and on the consequences of its Publication. Also, a NARRATIVE of some extraordinary Transaction,„ including Anecdotes of nu merous hi r , th atO Personages:. By CHARI,OI IE, 'LA DY - T)OLTGLAS. 4 L'.„lt' A ve. y ntp:;i g er is printed of this Edition, to pre rent farther (iisamint went. Publisher, - as, Cornhill. This Day is published, in Svo. price 3s; 6d. sewed, -DOW , .;'B DAUGHTER; a Voern, is , Two Cantos : With several 'Translations front' Ana creon and Llovace. By /2) IVA RD, LORD THURLOW. 'Printed - for Long-malt; Hurst, Rees, Orwe, and Brbwn, Paternoster-row, and at the British Gallery,. 54, Newl3win street. This Pay - was puhEshed, Bvo. price ts. MEMORI A E a(tdressed to a - distinguished Public character, resp , aiig the Act of Last Session, i!itroducing the Cessio Bonorum, .53 Geo, W. cap. 'lO2, conunoult called Lord Redcsdalc's Act. B JOSEPH GILLON, - Esq. Earthly pOlver'dvitt then slew lihest - God's When inercy seasons instice." • Sold by Thowls Underwood, 32, Fleet-street. S. • .F.I.ST-INDfI. DEB.'iTES. This D Day is published; pri c e 3s. sewed., EBATES tile several COURTS of PRO PRIETORS, held on the 522 d of December 1813, the 21st day of-January and the 25th day of Feb.lBl4 ; uon the • subject of a Grant to Lieutenant-General Thomas His lop ; printinc, , the Reports of a• Select eurnmittee, respecting an Alteration in the Directors' Salaries ; Supplementary Pa pers, &c. By _the E,litor of the former Debates. . Printed for Black, Parry and. Co. I.eadenhall-street. This Day was pu:ilish . ed, price 6s. Gd.•, THE • PAMPHLETEER, NO. V. Being an impartial Record of all the leading PaM phlets, on Literary, Political aed Peligiolis Subjects ; and forming an indispeusahle appendage to every Library. This patro:iised Work already boasts the assistance of the following Noble and distinguished Authors Chancel lor pf the 'Exchequer, the flishop of Lincoln, Right Hun. Wm. Wilberforce; Wm. finsicisson, Esq. M. P. Right Hon. Lord Sheffield, Sir •S. Sir T. Bernard; Bart. C. Marsh, M.P. .1. Bruce, M. P. Dr. H. Marsh, Dr. Maclean, Rev. F. Ganchelphy, Itev. S. T. : . :Vvlde, Rev. ' ‘ P. Le Mesurier, Rev. J. C. Eustace, C. Butler, H. Hawkins,• C. Duppa, G. ,:coy, .1. Recket, 'l'. M. stso;rave; J.. W. Meactley, J. Philip part, F. Silver, J. BaverStock, J. Lawrence, Esquires, &c. &c: &c. . Sold by Gale., Cu rt.;l, anti Co.; Rodweff; Black, parry, and ; •,:ffercrc."— NEW MUziff;. Tilispaywas pu)li,bed, ET • stlng by 'Mr. THE FAVOURITE- brj BRAHANI and Mrs. DICK( i , ;ti in the favourite Opera of The ;siege of Belgrnde, price and the much admired " Serenade" Sung. by Mr. ftrahant, in the same`Opera, price ls. composed by J. Parry, 'the foll Owing Pieces 1113 y he had singly, from the farcitirite Opera of The Fo - ruea's Wife, composed and-arranged fur the Piano Forte, by H. It. 'Bishop :--" 'Love has eyes,'. the very popular Song 'sung by Mt'. Sinclair, price Is. "Fly swift, ye Zephyrs," song be Ditto, prior Is. tid. "'fritter, forb - ear," the much int mired !ititg - by I . N . Ess Stephens, price Is. Gd. " Weave, 0 weave ut- Garlands gay," sung by Miss Mattheivs, Price 2.. " Fi done, iri tlJcic, Ali mon ami," sung by Ditt o , p r i ce is. 6d. "Oh .It-tt,,tne the Man who can Va l ue a•l Duet sung by Mr. Incledon, and Mr. Slader, price 2s. Thefisvoini,t , 4 Overture, price 25. Gel. ! , i's Petits Bijoux, No. 18. Containing " The Zanditti's R,rel," a Rondo fur the Piano Forte, composed by pr;ce2s. LoLid,ai : by Goulding . , D'Altuaine, Potter, and Co. 20, Soho-sqoare, and 7, Westmoreland street., A CHALLBNGE. TESSE.S. CURRIE and Co. Surgeon's, late' ;it IT/1. his Majesty!s 'service, cliallen, , e the 'whole world to prove a single instance where their Medicine and method 'o£ cure have failed of the, clesireil effect. The practice cif inany years' in this particular br.inoli of , Hack!, profession, has Clot• given rise to one unsuccessful ca e. - c They continue to direct, their studies to the treatment and cure of Venereal Coingaints, aijsi that derangement of the system, winch is the consequence of the pernicious and ti•aste fnl of a habit long and most. unhappily pursued by - the voeth of both sexes. In the One it will he found to he the unfailing source of- bilerenness; the .other have its ravages fatally ,;evelopeil to them by a- distressing state of debility, which if pit timely remedied, terminat;!s in. impotency, these are its rerin4a and ultimate effects, while consumption, loss of muscular power, unit various nervous complaints, usually characterise the earlier stages .of this solitary vice.—Of per, son languishing under the.di:i.orilers incidentto such a habit, thnir treatment is simple, and has never ?roved wnsuccessftsl in the course. of a long, laborious, and much extended practice. In the most obstinate and complicated eases of Venereal Infection, 'sack as obstructions the .nretlfra, spungv ex crescences, hard tumors, 'callous ulcers, eruptions, seminal weakness', gleets, as also Strictures; whether recent or of 104; duration, a tolWiliCil have he ail! of oth e r p ta e'... titioners, are by ..pres , int'improved plan of treatment,, effeCtually and permanently cured, without the patient suffer ing the excruciating pain and- alarming hemorrhage which fro4uently follows the auplication of, the lunar caustic. in the course of twenty years extensive practice in this Metr opolis, mimeronsfcases eft'Strictures have been and are daily "under their care, the total eradication of which is effectud by a safe,' certain, and expeditious mode of, practice, superior to any other yet adopted. The weakness, relaxation, and debi-. lity proceeding' from this complaint are speedily removed, and• ••the patient restored to sound anti' eigoroeis health.' But where the debility has for years , exisWd, a proper perseverance •in their restorative remedies, Title!. the Stricture Kis been de , . • stroyed, is indispensably reqPisite to revive the slumbering sparits of life.and to reanimate the constitution. Several Noblemen and (ientle nien of the first respectability, have been under the care of Messrs. Carrie and Co. for the re moval of complaints of the Urethra, Strictures, &c. anti hay ; ing received a radical and permanent care, request that re ferences may be given to' them; as satisfactory evidences of the decisive superiority of Messrs. Currie- and Co.'s plait of treatment. Many of these Genti7mi.n have had striaitres from 10 to 20 years,• and. !fait been under the care el • Messrs. 41orne, Eleayiside;and.other Surgeons of equai eminence, who attempted the core by the hpplicatiou of the Lunar Caustic, without success. Messrs. Currie and .Co. may be consulted by either sex with the greAtest delicacy, seeresy, and honour', at their house, No. 107, liatton-garcien. Patients in the country are requested to state the partien- lars of their ease, age, aid general habit of living, Sic. &C. inelosing a rerilittalAce for advice and medicines, when the name will be given or sesit to any hart of the king - don). To ensure •that secrecy sh essential to /their undertakine*, the po,tage at - letters may be added to the account for Me dicines.- 9th * June, 1 schi,-107, Ilattul-Eardvrt, .., . _. FPRICE STXPEI7Cr-TIAT Just put - Alined, in 3 Volumes, pri.:t 'D 0 N N'E ;- 4 National Talc., By LADY MORGAN (late Miss Owenson!, Author of the Wild Irish Girl, 'Novice of St. Dominick, &e. Printed 'fur 11. (2olburn, '5O, CoOdnit• street ;- and sold also 13y G. Golqie, Edinburgh ; and J. Cumming, Thiblin. To prevent dis:' - ippoiatinent, it is „requested that the public will transmit their orders earlv to their resp ec ti ve il oo l isellers; of whom m i may also b e hall, j ust • Ania l wl'; yr, •Memoirs of ti Woman of Fashion, by Mrs. Hervey, Author of be Moo rtray 4 - vols. l .lBs. The Wife and-I - hi-Cover, by Miss Holcroft, 3 vols. I 3s. Traits of Nature', Burney, 4 vols. 283. Geraldiae Fatieohltr.', by the'salne, 3 vols. 211 . - Zulina, Det.§ s tael Holstein, 2 vols. 10s. 6d. . • This Day was pahlished, • . . . A new Edition, price Five Shillings, illuStrated iivith Cases, PRACTICAL TREATISE on • the PRE - ... - nit VENTION and CURE of the VENEREAL DISEASE and its consequences, as Strictnres, Giects, &c. including Practical Observations on Tabes Dorsalis, Mucal. Dis charges, "&c. By M., M. CATON, ',3urgeon, „ Late of the-United Hospitals o f St. Tlioniaesand Guy's. PrintedforMesArs. Sherwood and Co.. 20, PatertioSter-row, and J. Martin,, Holies -str eet, Cavendish-sq uare , L on d on Where may be had Caton On.re2nialepiseaSe, 3s. rd; Asthma. and Wintet Cougii,; 3s ; Ingigtstiou; • lORD'S ORIGINAL PECTORAL BALSAIU • , OF• IiOREHOUND, an elegant Preirtration from that wall-known Ilerb; it Ir obtainttd the pre-e4iience (hi yond precedent) for. the (lure of the. above. Parnplaillts, of . which the authenticity cat* he ascertained, by application At " most of the respectable Venders of Medicine, in all the prin-• cilia). Cities and Towns in the Kingdom ; the popularity and good effects of tkis invaluable Medicinrieed no sujierlthool, comments, as the extensive demand proves its superiority as.. a public Medicine to give immediate relief. The Public please to obserre it cannot be genuine, unless..each ba,ftle is inclosed in an Affidavit, attested at the Mansion-house, Lon:- don, June 7th, 180.5; and signed in his own hand: . • • : Sold in. bottles at Ins, 6dA' , 4s. 6d 2s. 9d. and Is. 9d. each, by Edwards, F. Newbery and Sons, St. Paul'S Church-yard; Sutton, tßew Church-yard; Barclay and Sons, Fleet-market ; John Evans, 42, Lting-lane; lt.Johnston, Greek street,Slolio, Sanger, 100; Oxford -street; Green, Barbican ; Weston. and Co. Strand ; by the on ly Proprietor, It. Ford 'C leurist,.Gos- • well-terrace, near Islington, from Barbican Aad tity K. liuhi ler,. London. • - . SUSSEX ASSIZES. HORSHAM, MARCH 21. Assizes conuneneect this morning. BULL V. ALLEN. This was an action to recover the sum of 57/;- formoney advanced and paid lot' Miss - E. Alien,. the. defendant,. by the plaintiff.--The plaintiff re sided at Brighton, as did also Miss Allen, the de fendant, where she and sister kept a board= ing-school. The plaintiff had paid .the sum in qUestion t'or goods bought at a sale, which the defendant had hail. The fact that the, plaintiff had Paid the money was• not disputed, nor - that the defendant had had the goods; hut 9t was in sisted., for the defendant, that Mr. full had made a prt;tent of tivetn to 184;,,, 's_LTry Alien, the sister Of the defendant. The Miss Aliens were described to he the daughters of the late Dr. A11en,...a rt• spectsble physician, who being left in rather nar row cirenulstances, were obliged to keep a board ing -school, and being highly respected, many most respectable characters hod Made them presents. The plaintiff had a daughter. at their school„ and being willing to serve them, bought the goods in question, and gave them to MrssMary Allen. To prove this case, Mrs. Brookes, a married Sister of the Miss -Aliens, stated, that the de fendant, Elizabeth , Allen, lid requested the plaintiff' to take an acknowledgment . for the amount of, the goods, but that he refused, saying that he meant them as a present.for Mary. An old servant also stated, that when a part of them, a lot of crockery ware, came hOme, Mrs. Brookes was about to take some of them. ; the plaiiitiff asked what she.was going to do with it, as it‘Was Mary's ; she said Mary had given it to her ; he replied he had given it to Mary, and she might do as she-pleased with it."--The Jury - fourid a verdict for the defendant. • CROWN SIDE. John Morris was indicted for a highway robbery, for robbing Henry Page, on the 10[11 of DeCem ber last, at Hastings, and taking from him six pounds in Bank-notes. • The prosecutor„.Page,. stated, that Thos. Gib son and himself were returning from Bexhill, when they stopped at the Anchor-public -house; at Hasting, to drink. Gibson was tipsy, awl gave him his notes to keep, Tire prisoner was driuk - - ing in the s;une room, and after some conversa tion, said he tvould go with them ; they agreed, but .he bad not .gone far on the road when he knocked Gibson - out of the cart, and robbed the witness of the notes. Tie was taken the next morning. —Verdict, ' , . HATTON-GARDEN ,—John Munson, apprehended by John Hutt, the officer, underwent a loni): eka ruination yesterday, on a charge - of making art attenpt.on the life of his wife on Saturday night, at the White Hart public-house, Battle-briiige, by stabbing her in the abdomen ti, - ith a clasp knife, and inflicting a wound of three lyclits ;liNt a - quarter deep, of which she now lies in the hos pital in a dacigerous state, the wound being sup posed to be mortal.—Committed for further exa mination. . INQUEST.—A 6 Inquisition was taken on• Satur day at the Harp-house, Newington, on the holy of Mrs. Martha Nettlcing, who was burnt to death on the preceding day. The deCeas'ed; who was a res pe c t a ble widow', by some accident set tire to.her clothes on Friday evening. Her shrieks alarmeA the watchman, who forced . his / way into the kitchen, bat the pocir - Woman. was sensci-es:;, and her clothes reduced to thter. ,She languished until the next morning in the greatest agouics.— Verdict, Accidental Death. T,lie nine principal convicts, Whose crimes are forgeries, &C,..who are now Newgate under sentence of : death, were not reported to the P“INCE REGENT in Connell on Saturday, but are to be reported to his Royal .Highness at another Council next Saturday.