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,y ~ \ ~,,: . r ~. 4+:A - ~~~ :t Y Tr •Nril 77,11 67,30.1 ; rICIIETS and SHARES for the pccleut LOT , , ~ lERY of •11,060 TICKETS, to be drawn in MAY, are Ite.' 4 e at irAZ4.III), BORNE, anti Co.'s Office, N. 93, 441 . EN,CHANGE ) irt variety of Nuinhers. .1. ~ . Tll'' SCHEME CONTAINS • '''" r ize . of L . 240 000 1.... Prize of .... L.5,C00 2. • .... . ......... 15,000 '4OOO l ''- ......... ... 10-000 G • 1,000 . k. 4..% &c. &v. . • A 4,1 i 1; adth • tio73 to the Benefits comprized in this-Scheme, v e . l k.r4l,Ji9 Blanks on each of the Two Days of Drawing, t,trut. entltled to pen Tickets each in the succeetting Lot_ tc' to - he tirriwn in June, v-hich consists of 9,000 Ticket s t V/,, and contains Prizes of IC),U0t11. 10 MM. :3,0001 'A 4,4 .. car. , GdODL'UCK and Co. Cim tracte'is for the Lottery, respectfully info'rui the 11111. k lt! Qat th e Draivinir, will commence the Ad of MAY'. The en4itains 11,060 Tickets, and in addition to the Money tezes, there are Extra Prizes. of 1,090 Tickets, in. the Next tt,,i, l *Yt ts every I tt -chaser itentures with a Chance of ti2 s use' L tt o separ ate o ri d sc A • .... of L.-20,000-i.-20,000 - i 1 15,000 2. • . 1 n,OOO • 5,000 2,000 1,000 50J of L.2.0,000 10,000 • .2,000 t,OOO 500, Zke. &e, Sze. &c. &c. &c. I 9,000 Tickets to be firaiva 10 he drawn in May. I in June. Tr‘he fLir &I ' nane with Particultn.s, may be had gratis. SHARES are selling. by RICHARDSON, 7 L'UCK,'and Co. Stoclt/Brokers, at their Ottiees, Corn dud Charing Cross. -~CHr)3#E QUITE NEW! Stock-131:oker, 2, Cornbili, and IS,. ta le ..(41'entry-stteet, relpectfuicy, acquaints his Friends nod 1 / , s !rhblic, that. every, _,Setventurer,in the present LOTTERY 4 41 4_ bola CMANCE—First, 'of alt the Capitals in the s o ,,%ry Which. hegios Third of May, containing Prizes of ;1,0001., i 0 0001., 5,0001., &c. ,and if a I - lulder of b r : -1 ; of the first MI blanks drawn the First or Second Day of vhi ch n F , mill be entitled to Ten Tickets in the - Next r.ottery, ,coutains One. Prize of 20;000l., Two . of- 10,0001., &c. l;i r wk c h means the 100,Es.tra Prizes of Ten Tickets . each vi ,L t ie .Purchaser of every Ticket a Chance of obtaining any ef4 e .. Capitals in the First.. Lottery, 01-.20,0401., 30,0001., or 44: 0, 0(101.,. the Second, Lottery. Lottery Tickets and Ar eet ' . hre selling by E!ton, Cornhill, and 18, Coventry t4e p ul pfbere all Prix are aid on demanki, ynd Business in Pods transa e.ti cted p with the utmost fidelity. WILLIANI . B. MOUNTAIN, • •-• •t \ItACvN'S HEAD INN, Snow-Hill, London, rh t 1 4st' ccoinmodation for Travellers, good Beds, 1 , 1 1 . 'choice Liquors, and moderate Charges. fQll "vin h ••• Post Coaches, Mail Coaches, &c. sot out front the Head Inn, Snow-Hill. Saracen's t • ALTER, 'Ply mouth-, l'iT y - rnotiti), Dorchester, NaliSbary,New PostCoaeli; 4 1 I ''Y Morning 2 at half-p as t Si x o ' c l oc k, t h roug h Minium, 1'• "tister, Bridport, Bland ford, Basingstoke, and Bagshot._ ii,„, - "r`Nl Spalding, Peterborough, Stilt on an d H un ti ng - oletvit oya , trail ('oath, sets out every Evening.—Couches iit°,l),,oston to Vsby, Louth, Grimsby, a)id %," 1-1 • and RISTOL Flying Post-Coaches, through ki•ePentiatn, Caine, and Nlarlborosigh, every Afternoon ; it en l ve at Nlr. ,lay's, the Greyhound lon, Bath,and the Lon tor Swan, Bristol, neat 140'1,-Tirveru, Thomas-street, sad t Ta unton, &c. L ilin • - --Coaches.to Wells, Bridgew ater , tv, r '''••S new Light Coach, called .Tll Rockingham, sets out klip. Morning la, Eight o'clock; carries Four Insides only, th r goes remarkably easy, with a Guard thronghout. Passes 'l,li,l'u•gb Stamford, - 'Newark, Retford,^Doneaster, and , Fe \ ra- - 161ge, to the Golden Lion, Leeds, next day at •Noon. tilj: q4 n•ding. the uncommon Expedition of this Coach, it is t,-)."Ze_d_,' tube .itie , most agreeable s and complete Public tno• itti ola the North Rmsd, bctng . unequallettin accounno K F: ' , l -oY any other. s • • ,N DAL, ticaster, Preston, Kirby-Lonsdale, Bolton .: 4,), - I , r `e . Y, Opus - kirk, and Garstartg Post-Coaches, every Attei •,, at Five o'clock:. Guarded. /1,.1--k•SGOW, Loagtown, Gretna-Green, AnPall , D,u , nl , jacui'•vatiill, Thornhill, Sauquhar-Kiln, Caumock, 11 . v:1 1 , 1 Parts of Scotland, Camperdown Coach (Daily) kitif-4K, Newcastle. and Ildinhargli, new -Coach, performed t 4 t Ci.uard tlirongboot, set.s or.t every M: - •rnit . i . g t a I . liktp a .'` x- o'clock, lw way of Newarh, Retford, f er, Nortliall:;rion; Durham, Morpeth, and length of tltej e ,, n gets finding themselves fatigued from' the t e h n ett - e.- tee,C 4 rtleY, may rest what time they please, and the __ ;iack ty,. a (4.1 vvithunt any additional Fare. J. Clark, 1 1 1 11 . 1 . ScA r n b,' ol ( , lo , ney-stre e t, York, runs Coaches to Sunderland, , Whithy, and ether places. '''''"GENourrti - an d Walsal 'new Post-Geed', every 71 1ing Lryt • • • • 7,-RPOOL. • Post Coach, to carry four Insides, sets out 1 0 ° 1 LuttcrWorth, Hi, fir Cross, Hinckley, ,mily:trstune, Tailiwortb, Lltehtield, Unesthorp, Knutsferd,- .' O ington,, Nortbamutou, and, Dunstable. . • Nr•it‘l'itLlSLE, Peririth •and Whitehat-en, Post-Coach, goes Ponr Horses, ankl ' a.,Guarsoi all the way. Passes through tlhli"ogithbtaigeipl,eby, Greatabrido; Richmond, Cattepc , Wetherh'y, Aberford, Doncaster, and Ura,n ;ti,dt' Peurest wa.y by 18 Miles), sets-out ever): Morning, 5e .Perforass tin+ journey with the greatest facility. PA . I,Lielbemtletaiited on the Road by business or pleasure , . ha ve keNt• Co P t coliar advantag e of their Seats being secured in the.. aCh X WARi• • - • I I.E.LD ' C c l • • Post• Coach, every Morning, at half-past ,-k o',. HE „ N iorth SI ER, Newport, Whitqlturch, Tarporley, Nantwich . Middlowie, 11, Post-Coach, every Evening, as N:i3E.RLAND, Stoeliton, and Yarm, new Coach, every ,`tY, try the George Inn, Sunderland. :NC,tII,,STER, Winslow,. Cungleton, Newcastle, Walsal, .„,.,rolverliampttan, Post-Coach, every Afternoon. Guarded. 111:"ItEWSBURY, Wellington and' Shilfnal, Post-Coach, l^tPyince of Wales, to the Britannia, Shrewsbury, every •Sll at rive o'clock, Guarded. - .T"' 41 11 ever let F• 1 l' and Rot! •hamPost-Coach,Called the Rock`- • I 11.A.-MPTON Winchester, Alresford, and Alton i'll,l),•,..eveyy Evening'. 4 , t Mercury Post Coach, with a Guard, sets Aft enomo, and r eac h es Bi rm i ng h am next d a y a t . P asses by O x f or d , .Enston and Shipstone, to the :•, • ',c7 ,I 's Head; Bull -street, and 'Castle Inn, Birmingham. arWich, and Leamington, New Post N H orthoace owden Thorn, and Doncaster, Post- LL, Alvton (40 1, every MUrnik-Ciate,h; ai. alf-Past Six - o'clock, to the Bali •ery IMerFORD n E ; Ware; tioddeAbri, and Cheshunt Coach, Ten, l latf- rr l'N l l--rA NI and Edmonton Coach, Daily, at Half-pdst Two,. Hall-past Futir, and Half-past Seven Wl' LI 11 . AM -B. MOUNTAIN and Co. respectfully.acqpaint 4 .l 'riends and the Public that they will not he account- Pij, for an). \Vriting, Parcels, or Luggage, &c. of more than a t m - li° °o(ls Value, if lost or darnagertotnless-entered as such p.,.Paid Lind for accardiorly, at- the Saracen's H ea d I nn , Snow a• Co n c a ssttlgers and Parcels are booked for all The abOve i ccklulty at 1-l itchett's• N e w Whit e H orse Cellar Caach7Oilice, , 117 . &A,..11 , II y /,. - • - 44,, ' 13k Atia, 0 , 19 k . "',.. • .... : 5,.. ',. . - 1 t'' . '.',' • ' ..• • ''' f. - , . %: , ..... z... ;.,. . ~t u?l,. . -r, e ., ,.. it 1f ,- -- " . .-.-?--- 4 "---- .... , ; •• , • , ~ e4:l tz. -. V-... 2. .. .. ?... 4.- ii t .... -4,......---- 40 ,f,,. , ._._.- - ( r. Z . _-: ..-: - -. „,.. . ~,, ~....., . , '' ' , s ' --",".• , . • ',„. • A - , ~,,,,„,0 •-kic • ..:, . / ,liiii,l " „,.,, i ~ , , , , 4 , ~ 1 1 ' - s . SATURDAY, APRIL 2, 1814. TO THE PROi;RIETORS OF EAST INDIA , STOCK. , LAIN ES AND GENTLEMEN, - . • Caine to Town early iii January, for the pur pose elpersonally pour SUFFRAGES on the .approaching ANNUAL ELECTION, butlkaving since found that the Majority of Votes were pre-engaged to as many of the Candidates as there are Vacancies fur, it would be-incon sistent with the regard due to my Friends, particularly those resident at a:distance, to call for their attendance without a confidefit hope of success ; I therefore trust, that while I gra tify uty'own feelings, in Offering my must sincere thanks for the' very horourable and flattering encouragement 'which i ha%'e must 'with, they will approve of my resolution to decline availing myself of their proinised support tilt a future va, cancY:—ln the. mean time, I hope the respectable body . of Proprietors will believe that, should, I succeed in nay views, they may 'depend on my 3e.alous endeavours to. deserve their approbation by a faithful discharge of the important duties • of a Director. . • I have the honour, to be, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your treit obedient humhle Servant, THOMAS SIIAW, Lieut.4'el. Bengal Retired List. _ , 92, Holles-street, Cavendish-square ; March 2C, I 814.. No. 292, STRANI). PATENT SELF-ADJUSTING TRUSSES. • THESE Instruments are upon art - entire new principle, the Springs are so constructed as to admit of increase or decrease in size and force; will answer for right and left side, without may strap whatever. SALNION, ODY, and Co. confidently recommend a trial to all those who - prefer perfect• ease and security to the gduing application of the wannon Truss, on their usual liberal terms, viz. that the full cost shall lie returned•to all pur chasers, if not found superior in ease and eft:!ct to every other invention, after any trial, (Year, 'or damage. • The Pa tentees have received the foll-owing . appointments :-The Royal Navy, the Naval 'Hospitals and Duck-wards, the Ord mince, Greenwich Hospital, the Hou. East Ikedia Company, &c. Occ. N. B. Persons residing in the country, sending the circum ference of the body, in inches, just above the hips, way depend upon being accurately fitted. AtrONEY—A GENTLEMAN of the Pro fession, having Clients and Connections of opulence and. the highest respectability, is induced to oiler the AD VANCE of MONEY in Sums from TWO HUNDRED to TEN THOUSAND POUNDS, and npwards,'on Vie Security orMarriage Settlements, bite Interests t(4 Landed Pro perty, and Money in the Funds, or on Freehold, Copy brild, and Uaschoid Estates, on Terms infinitely more equitable, and advantageous to Borrnwers than arc iu tr,eneral submitted publicly ; by applying to 'Mr. W. at his Oilice, No. 11; Chapel-place,.% ere-street, Cavendish-square; err by. Let ter,'post-paid. Just published, A Most faithful. LIKENESS of FIELD /31. MARSHAL BLUCHER; front a Drawing - cikea ffoul the Life by her Royal HighuesiDUNCESS. MINA of PRUSSIA. Engraved by Ntr. al. Meyer. Price Six Shillings. Published by R. Ackermatiu,.lol, Strand. 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Cti. stitched, 1101L.A.BOD'It CHANDRO'DAYA ; or, the MOON of INTELLECT; an Allegorical Dr4ina.— And ATMA BOD'11; or, the KNOWLEDUE of Sl'llt.lT. . . Translated from the Shanscrit and Pracrit. By J. TAYLOR, 'AI. D. Member of the Asiatic Society, and of,thri Literary Society, Eo~iibay. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orate, and BroWn, Pa ternoster-Row ; and at the British Gallery, 54, New Bond street. 6' The allegorical drama, fur which we have now to claim the attention of our readers, is the gicatest literary curiosity which, since the publication of Sacuntala, the learned re search of olir countrymen in the East, has presented to an ungrateful world."—Edin. Review, No. 44, page AO, Jan. 1814. CLASSICAL JOURNAL. Just published, price Six Shillings, THE CLASSICAL JOURNAL: No. XVII.; containing a Variety of Classical, Biblical, and Oriental Literature. (Published Quarterly). . CONTENTS : 1. A Defence of. Public So4inols. . Q. Oratio de Constitutione Tragirdiarum. ... 8. In caret. Epod. Eurip. Comment. - 4. Ca.taloges Praelectionvni prhi. et pr iv. G. Avgvsta per se niestre Hibernian clalaccc. bide a die xiii:Octobris' habcuda rum. . . 5. Epithets iii. Poetical Composition. . , , 6. Bibliographicannaccuracy. 7. Adversaria Literaria,'N.u. I. 8. Inquiry into the Causes of the Diversity of. Human Cha ra,ter in various Ages, Nations, and Individuals. 9. On the Gree% , athers. .10. Oct the Miscellaneous Observations of Authors, ancient and modern. 11. Mors Nelsoni. Prize Poem. 12. Remarks on Strabo. • O. Resemblance between the English and Italian Lan guages. ETYMOLOGICAL DISQUISITI*NS. 15. Illastration of St. Gregory's Epitaph on St. Basil. 16. Classical Connexions. • 17. Suetonius Collatus cum MSto Dunehuensi. 19. Egyptian ttyrnology. . 19. Loci qnidant Luciani etnendati. 20. Cuniectura in locum Dialagi de • causis corrupta. elo tin e 21. C:asimir and Burns. 2.3. An Answer to a late Book written against Dr. Bentley, relative to some MS. Notes on Callintaclins. 23. 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THOUGH the COMMITTEE for relieving the , Distress, occasioned byttie ravages of War in Germany; has been enabled by British benevolence •to remit • about 50;0001. for the alleviation of the woes of suffering - humanity, yet, such has been the extent of the devastations, such the depth of misery into which whole Districts have been plung ed, and so numerous and urgent are the new applications for Relief from various quarter's, thattheConnuittde canon no ac count think of relaxing its efforts. Details of these Distresses will be found ir. the lteports of the Committee, which, as well as Papers for Churches and Cotr,uegations, may be had at the London Tavern ; and at Athermaias, Strand. Amount already advettised - • Subscriptions since received L. 62,330 17* 7 At Lloyd's. Sale of two Narratives, G. Greaves, Hackney kio 10 Rumford - ,CD 10 GeO.Greaves, jun. do. 5 5 .'.l he Cbrate of 'Choles 7 A. B. .. - - 10 10 . bury; Bucks - 1 ' 0 Nath. Thompson, jun. 5' 5 At.the Committee Thom. Jas. 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SIR -4 ba . ve 'read the 53 Gen. 111. c. and 54*Geo. 111. c. 34; and it appears that India-built Ship's are to be, under the proposed Bill re:pecting India Ship w.ng, admitted to ill the privileges of Itnt:sh-,hailt. Ships, ex cept that'they are not to eater into the Coa4ling Trade of the United Kingdom, or into the British Cohn Trade; so that under these statutes, the India Owners. will be pees witted to trade; not only direct to andfronrthe United King-. t3go;t6. 411,1 Chian, but from India to China (from ships are ex.etiiifed), amid front India - Id • South afid Foreign North America, and to all the inter mediate ports, places, and countries, within the limits of the Charter of the East India Company. Whttt beyond these privileges they are not entitled to, is not easily to be 'discover'ed, from the ambiguity of the acts referred to. Yoit will therefore render an important service to the Public, by directini sone attention to this subject,and stating in your patriotic journal. what privileges Non conceive the Owners of the India-built Ships have not obtained by the passing of these statutes: The disadvantages to the Owners ,of British-built Ships, and . to all the Home Interests, are ap parent. It is,.however, to be expected, thatamtwithstand ing so few s$ the , members for the maritime counties, .and for the out-ports, are on the Select .Counnittee appoitittM to consider of the 'proposed .Bill to admit India-built Shpt to British Registry, yet that an 'opportunity will be afford ed to the out-ports, as well as 'to the builders in the coun ties of Middlese, Stirtey, Essex, and Kent, (the names of • whose. Members do nut appear on the Select Committee, though all the private dock-yards on the rivers 'Plaines and Medwii ace within those counties, and not within the city of London,) to' bring their case fully, without anticipation or prejudice, before the Legislat ore. With the exception of Mr. Alexander Bariieg, none of the Members, usually styled Oppo sition Members, are on this Select Committee, and few, tt any, of the Members for Scotland ; although the Ship builderS in that. part of the -Kingdom feel a strong interest on 'the subject.- The • Recess will .afford a little time fur reflection, before this Bill passes into a law; and, proba bly, the Landed Interest will no loti. , er disregard a mea sure ,so deeply interesting to them and their posterity.— The permission for India-built Ships to rail at any interme diate ports, &c. in South or North America; will perpetu ate au evil long complained of, namely, the supply of the Btitish WestAndies, and British Nutlii America, with India goods true► the Continent of America. .Indeed, by the law as it now stands, it is considered any person may trade direct to and from India to the United States; bitt not direct from India to the British AM*. lean Colonies, or the British . West Indies ! 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No regard will lie had to any Tender in which the Price shall not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not be delivered to the Board before ,One o'Clock on the said . Tuesday, the igth instant, nor Unless the Person who makes the Tender, or some Person on his behalf, attends, to answer when called for. _ OFFICE OF ORDNI,INCE, March 17, 1814. TilE PRINCIP4L --OFFICIRS of His 'MA JESTY'S ORDN4NCE do hereby give ‘ 2Votiee, That Proposals will b received at their (Vice in,Pall 7 Mall; on or before frednestky, the Eith...iptd next, from such A'r sons as mar, , be willing to undertake the Supply of FEA THERS for Service of this Departinent for a period 41: Three Years, determinable after the expiration of the first Year, upon Notice of three Months, at the option of either Party. Patterns of the Articles may be viewed upon application to the respective Officers of the Qt dance in the Royal arsenal, at Woolwich, and farther Port icular, together wit h the Terms and Conditions of the Contrect, may be known at the Secreta ry's Office, in Pall-Mall, aforesaid, any Day between the hours of Ten and .Four o'Clock, where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up, and indorsed "Proposals fur Feathers ;" but sty Proposal can be admitted after the said 6th April, at TwelveVelock at Noon of the same day, neitlo;r will any Tender be noticed, unkss the Party making it, or an agent in his behalf; shall attend. Ordar of the Board, R. 11. CREW, Secretary. This Day was publisltcd,. A new Edition , price Five Shilling.:; illustrated with Cases, A - PRACTICAL TREATISE on the PRE VENTION and CURE of the VENEREAL DISEASE'. and its consequences, as Strictures, Gleets,. ttt.. including Practical Observations oil Tabes Dorsalis, Mncal charges, .&c. By T. M. CA'FON,•Surgeon, . • - LatC of the United HmSpitals of St. Ttion,:is's and Guy's, Printed fur Messrs. Sherwood and Cp. 20, Paternooter-row, and J. ' Martin 1 tolles-,street, Cavendish-square, Loudon ;. where may be had Caton on Fero:tle Disease, 3s. Jd ; Manna and Winter Couglx, 3s ; lutilocstion, &c. 3s. (UESTONIAN MEDICINES, CASE 80. To I`.lr. 13. Guest, No. 9, Great Surrey-streel, Blackfriars, Portsmouth, Aug. 15, 1513, • Dear Sir, On board , oa , ship Veal= for St, Helena. AVING been much afflicted with Otsut, at tend.(l with a Liver complaint, fora great hunfJer of. years, and so distressed with weakness and couttiictions, as to lie incapable of attending my Regiment as a Captain in the East India Service, I returned to this country with hopes of obtaining a cure, where every means was used for two years and a half without the least success, when a friend sent me one of your Pamphlets, where I found Ca,se 10, of Mr. Hay man, exactly similar to my own, which induced me to at tend you. In a few days was much relieved, and in two months so much restored as to be enabled to resume my usual situation, ann the truth of my Case may be seen on thelmoks of the Ho nourable the East India Company, and by making it as public as possible, you will much oblige, , Dear Sir, Your must obedient humble Semult,—tt:ll. \VESSEL'S JESUITS DMA's Genuine JESUITS DROPS have been 31 lung known and. esteemed a safe, cheap, effectual, and often a❑ immediate cure fur StraugnAry,(leets, Weakness of the Kidnies or Bladder; and when taken on the first...attack of Vco,►real Infection, they will infallibly accompliSh the de sired effect : should the complaint be far advanced, it will he necessary to take• the Specific Beinedy with the Jesuits Drops. The great object to_ be attended to is, that pnrchaseis should be careful in having the true and genuine PreparatiOn; as the ❑nsife and dangerous counterfeits attempte►l to be foisted nit the pUblic, by absolute falsehoods, are so nutae roin;‘, that the proprietors -request every purchaser to ask fur WLSSEL'S JESUITS DROPS, Can gins.--The genuine Wessel)'s Jesuit's Drops are in inclosed in a black stamp, with the following eng - raven there- On (to secure tfie Proprietor from piracy): ”E. Edwards, successor to Joseph Wessel, 66, St. Paul's. Church-yard." _ Price 2s. 9d. per bottle, and in large bottles, contitinin Te❑ swill, 11. 25., HICKMANS's PILLS are an El' k.LCTUAL CL RE-for GRAVLL and STONE, STOPPAGF. of URINE, COMPLAINTS Mille BACK and LOINS;KIDNLYS, 13:.ADDER, and LUMBAGO. • U' the various Complaints incident to the hu r' man frame, there are none more dreadful in their na. Lure, nor mor e alaiinin)f in their consequences, th.tn the Gravel and Stone. They arc complaints to which every, person is liable. as the water we iliiiigls - TinpregnatM with particles,. which not only cause the excruciating tortures, but are a foundation for every other species of disorder. HICKMAN'S ORIGINAL PILLS, eompo`std'of the most innocent• ingredients, have been found of.singulat etli cacy, in not only. strengthening the vessels containing' the Urine, but happily destroying the petrifying- quality- of it, from which proceedithe abqve Complaints, 4cc. removing the calculi, or gritty concretions,. arid banishing every ,per niciou,s tendency to those disorders, withrint confinement. • .A Copy of a Letter. To Mr. kiIt.S.NIAN, i , , ,thecary, But —I believe Hickman's l'ills t,, be the best Medicine ever known for curing the Gravel, therefore I have taken the oppoftunity to recomme6 . them. Two Boxes and a hail have cured me, so that I have not found it necessary to take more ; , and, although I have suffered greatly from that dis order, I shall never be afraid of it when I can procure so gobd a rcmedy. I am, &c: Hemsby, near Yarmouth, Nort4lk, July 1, 1812. Sold, wholesale and retail, at R. Butler's Chentical, ‘ Drug, and Patent Meilicine Warehouse, 4, Cheapside, corner St. Paul's Chuech-syard, London ; Sharp a. 4 Belam, 'in Portsmouth ; limes, Weston, Alinut, and Mallory,: Pori_, sea ; Hall and Johnston, Gosport ; Coleman and Jacob, Sheerness ; Peck,- Ross. and :Vilifier. Hull ; Hoxlancl CoOk. worthy, Glanville, Nettleton, and Gilbert, Plymouth ; Knott and Lloyd, and Swinney and Co. 13irininghath ; ,‘ Billinge, Edwards and. Penny. and Lathbury, Liverpool ; Staines and Lynch, Manchester ; Trewman,' Exeter ; Smith, Manderton. Readburn, Scott, and Baxter, : Edin. burgh ; Baxter and M'Donald, Glasgow ; Bulgen and Barry, Bristol ;, Stevenson and Co. Nor w ic h ; Switifen, Leicester ; Dunn and Button. Nottinghant ; and retail 'by roost Country Medicine Venders in Boxes at as. 9d. each, and 6s. cacti, R. FERRIER. Last Nizht g+f perforaiini Before the Holidays. THEATRE ROYAL, COvEN"r-o A EWEN. ES ENT EVENING, Ap‘ril 2, ‘vill be - _ performed. theTragedv of • HAMLET. Ratiet; Mr. - Young; Ophelia, Stephens. • To which will be added, • T.HE WANDERING BOYS. e•.. csg R tr 6" tI (L, , th e oi ~e lf ti ta l le' 4 ! i wt~c( ' ~;~d~ i