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t , "'"~ ~..,.., t.. .. 'aFr.- .. , londBER 5980.1 FIRST TIME. irIiEATRF. ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. - pN MONDAY EVENING, Nov. 11, silt be PerfOnned a new Comic Opera, in Three Ads, called, UP TO TOWN': . The prini.ipal.eltaraaeTs IIr .BLANCHARI); Mr. SINCLAIR, Mr. F SIM kts,, toN ES, 141 r, .AWC.ETT, Mr. E RV, Jr, LISTON:, TAYLOR, ~• „ mi6s 1 , .F.,0 1" RN Mrs. Cllll., LNPURT., Miss , ;8. IiQOTII, , Mrs. , • . To which w OV i 11.11 e NATURE. 'lhtke Mercia Mr. CHAPMAN ; Marquis Al n ianza, Mr. EGERTON; . Count Valencia, r. !ONES ; erto, Alb M ; • aferchioness Nletida. Mr. Mrs U . RRAY HUMPHRIES; • Vit t , Aninthis, Miss S. BOOTH. /itiu o , ° r the. Ilexes to be tacit of Mr. Brandon, at the . th e o* ° flice. in ilart-street. WS Will be opened At Half-past Five, and the Play 4t 11414ist Six:: k„Ts Seconcl-price 3s . 6d.—Pit 3s. (rd. Second price ( 014; 449er Y Secprid-price is.-I"poer Gallery is. Sc. Thtp ke 64 . ttm ta , Üblic are respc , Rfully informed. that the third night . nire tor Measkire will be on Wednesday next ; witn WeLicliag DAY. r t; INSURANCE COMPANY. SHAREHOLDERS of ,this COMPANY Rend to DitlC together on FRI DAY, the-22d day of 4)24 rtlritten tne e,,xt• at the Lndon Tavern . , Bislitont.s! tec!. Anniversaroy of the Commencems en o t e ot tins • tlit tt . , N a l l) , 4 to be had at the 'Cavern, at r. , ,5. 6d. each, includ. tri(), t , l ol' , 'i , ss, for which application roust be' made on or Noy e zist instant • • . 6) i/lit. 4.. A t , 'RAGLE INSURANCE CONIIANY.. , , i 1 / I :lj E n 4 u tit ' Al • M l': ETI NG of V ROPRIETO RS'held 1 1 , t , 1 „ riunent at 'the London Tavern, the 6 th No vem- . lai l t rSir WM. ItAWLINS in the Chair t, . • . Ii c „,._, ONIMMTE . of . PiIOPRIETORS yap. 'A t el - 2L'ltil at 'the. las,t 'Meeting, ptoented a Report ; n i p , )11 , 1 41 fo er ns o f t h e cor t ip an . y, Which', on examinatio,.• ,r ll , 141 Peri z t l`l tr' be highly satisfactory. ?lid 'in ..a state ot , - t t !Ath ott. Y, alter honourably discharging all its engagerhen , :. florin'ttil'r ')")ri uli and dividing nearli,ooel. permit). amongst It ,) 11 1ii ii. ; '4 ' rt "olvM, That . the Thanks of this Meeting be fri t „' the Members of t he. Committree, . for the zeal the) Iti q '! llll ezted in the discharge of the• duties ot . tl).;ir , a . p i; .11 ti4, 1 `,' 114 ) antifor the gratifying Report presentea l.), it.., dl ia ,, .1 1 c 1 ri)',`" Report or the OlrectoTs, presented on the 4th of i' 4 l' er f . ',', ;l : he at:t , ..01 to, and 'zii,it. their a ppointment of. a -4bl 6 ' "idruig).l%. tor Ireland, Complied . pt the l'ollowlng - l e t llier t ar,,tc t , t , ttemen , he contirmed, v:• __ ..... ,.1 . il le light 1"1011ouraWit the Earl ot.iling 11, l'r,,st , ci t. 1 kiglii flonoiirable Lord rreixh, Vice i'te.i.O.tat. At k Sir Wm 'Sm il er, Hart, Chairin•in. Aii 4T ,. ', lo eXaci er , 1.,,,,.. k:.: ( , . Tin's. let‘vis , White, Esq. 1ti iQ1W % 1 , , . 91 ' . ;' ,-11 . lt ' sti. -. 1 ','' , 1-11.11up.41.ireyttIitichin, Esq. . 4 ho l . ° l lll, G reen . Es 4. ' bun hirch,.l,,sri, 1 .... I): 44 l.liti nit, E sq . ' Leonard ()gay, Fsq. _ 1 . 442j 1 z. Directors have merited our emit e confidence and '',,ittri. - ,.."'1i and that . the Thanks ot. this Meeting be given A. 4 44 D ,', 6 r their Unremitting attention to the interests of the "9 aii - t j'„,, v, and for their scperal eieetiorts to promote its wel .httrptoethy. 1 r all ti,,,,,' Thanks of this Meeting be given to the Auditors, "imtirti --(40 4.b1e and strict pertbunatice of the duties of 'r ho 14tett.14rtt and lieetharn - ' 11,4 %)1.4 of this Meeting be also given to Mr. ot the duties ! ) ur Seer. r , 1 an d f a ithful discharge cov ytary, .or,a zea ous • 441 ed to his care, The ci o . WM, RAWLINS, Chairman. bt It wolrtion having left the Chair, 44 1.t0i • " e s ,l lved That the Thanks of this Meeting be 1 4th •'" r at fort' t . .. FLh, A i r , ~ils able, impartial, and gentlemanly conduct • 111 4 day. .....,,....._ W f.r. BE F.l 11:0)1, Sec. ~. QPN, 1 1( , )() TINIC—AND wALKING s[l() , Frs- , 'tst VAI EN Wit fl a t W. L. NVAIGHT kid,. 0 . l i n t , I 13 A uallecti.; being With or ' , heapside, an A rtic le unequal the wet call. p Pentt rat e " W ng, in such a manner, that sve thert between the Uppera and Sokss.On' St4bili i .„ superiority over those generally worn, t. both in trial will YOl wer, and eping. ke a t e et. dry yopposite te 13read .street. A PATENT FLEECY HOSIERY, 41,,AUPACTU RED by HOLLAND, WAIS fti i , 4 2'. l -1,. Holt" 'ON, rid Co. the Patentees and, a; 144,1hrij17.,rs to theieMaji-4tie:, .99, Craton, Worsted, and Lambs' Wool , in every High I lolborn t who also . Th, °I U nderclothing, both for Ladies ami!cientlet.ne.lll„r 441„ 4 ._ which are very numerous, :are; ot, t t k i e e t y tirntinit, and mann tattured of the best materials, I , k 1 / 4 (14 1 411 Sizes, and of ackilowledgod anPerioritY 4 4,T` t tv 111 1. be had bro,:i?,rticie,boili'of Fleeced and Plain iinsierYo° n )44 eo t , ttet lteeg t and'of the most respetiable llosiers in ow t4 I'Y. by their appointinenr. by ii--"*.-----1 5 ' , . Pr- —.loyal-Highness the PRINCE REGE NT. iip AtOVAL LEI"I`E RS rATLwr. ~._. , 4 SA lIC ATI C WAII NI and' • .00 Lu SA tn. "N. itr t•'llit l i 4. •' P. BATHS artictilarly calculatetrai'd i e F . °lll : 41t t ' i - sot the 'use o f II *P int. Is, tintelS, and' P'tt vate l'anw , t(k 'ils li: o lt) wit and Coutit u r s- 1, : i'lley array be fixed in I)(c '' sl : , 'lt thltltarse in anY other situation, anti can be heate d „w"e " 4 4tir l ,'" a very short time. * May be seen In use, ani-. are . 76,4;ia,,k‘uterl only by the Patentees, Arm . t rong and Folkard, 1 Ali t, t . Q"en.street, Lint pin's-Inn..ticidsl l'onc.lcn, an d Juv e c e nbive and fashionable assortment of Pegi s ' er ,!" ..' d tl Centli t tes ' in Steel, ltrori;e, and lapan, I I nP.' r e lill A I I ,Ll l i i.,'ttn,i,,, l g i' lee Stoves, for warming Churcit 5 . . roved "'ltli t '" l 'eti, 4n4 large Buildings,.a" imp am Yr,...il'lPParatus, winch 'will ....,„ .. .zt r2.: r - . - roast, boil, bake, a•xt sit , l'oNi i . 4 ...........................1.... 'At '' ' ' ' LA.: . ; Es;TA r TP, HEREFORDSHIRE. , -th TO HE SOLD * RV AU cri ON. i l if t iut lCin isi g . .a ... ties . d inn, at Clone! stet, on Wednesday the ( Gut ah...- :I,Yeynber, iSit, at twclve o'clock. 1 , 1 1, ,: 9 . 1 ! i d y 1 - I . l cl , Plop i n ,;; . 'uln it not sell in one lot, to be winit."l4"" - N ti qx tuts , r,..1, , ,E. , t , h.„,Viduable and very linprovabN! II .. h;. lt l ) an;c 4 ` l) and LEASEHOLD ESTATES, sit u,ite I T , wit R,, - , 4 P el Kentchurch, Kenderehurcb, Ews* 114r9 t . l' )P l oftt,'" i nn, in the conlif of Hereford, itt 4 ;0t ,4 4P ' l l , ( 11 )111 0 ' onti,ty, distant tra in Hereford. A bergaveqlnY,_,: i t i n : 'No . uth, tz miles . 36 from Ross, - and IP front ilr"baunt, 4 4 ,Itett p il o K"r the capital I‘,l4ision House.. sAtbstant,' 4 .. Y. iiun , " 4 41.. ~,4 ttS 7 l4 :, with extensive ollices cr everY (. '" Lri P, le a . ', I ; ti 't a t ,t ivr the residence of a respeetable tantily; p it a I EO4 LT111417 nnnantie. country adjoining the, , turn l n , * i• i , t fi,,--relotd ar ty A.L.,, r ,_, 4yen ' ity • together %vita sunnry c tg i,. 4 , t etio - f 4 , lB, ,atid two Water 6 r . .st • Mills. and sundry list i r' . 1. - : 1 4 41),Clca Meadow, Pastute,, and Arthle LAllli, Orchard-. h 1:,,,,,,,. txtelt4ive Wood Land, containing, bY a It f .... 1 11 fto rie , l ". 1 loj j+.3 CS of freehold, and 23 9 acres of e•tsc h i kay i; e t 'irte young lives, (be the same little more n . t . l:;. 1 s) , . 1 1 ,*! . y ,,,, / icWed, by applying the p, lytor, , at ,Po . ).; titulars also a 1p- I",h,v"'mit particulars max had. l'Aiti. , whi r ,. 11 41 .1,3 4 1 1 head Inn, Gloucester • Bush; 'BMW., , c. _ l c : 1, 4( 41 i '; the Hotel Inn, tlereforii; Swlnn, Ross we . lt, l / 2 .t iltiy "'is, Monmouth the Swan and; l'A- 0 i• , A ?C r 1 4 44 11:0: 1 . hit, WilltAin Adams, at l'ontrYLAs . ; , N: t e ici tr o s i. la2lt's. v„...t 1 , 111 Co. No, 7, Lincoln'slim lie , ...tg -~ _ i l'ln s'uoi• ‘v (fob, and Attwood, Salisbury, whcre a ! , aY b , i e ta,:en, .1* S 7 :J • SAI UI, ) ,DAY, _NOVEMBER 9, 1811. • MATCHLESS STATE LOTTERY. ONLY 3,250 'NUMBERS. TWO TICKETS OF EACH NUMBER. NEW SCHEME. NEW CAPITALS. • 2 Prizes of . • . ,Ct 6,006 Prizcs of . • • .Prizes of . ' • . r s ooo &c. &c. &c. .All to be DrawnTUESDAY, igth THIS MONTH. N P. The usual Demand is near Three Times the Num ber. of :rickets which this Little lottery contains ; it is therefore evident a great part of t he Public, both in Town and Country, cannot be supplied. The present Price of Tickets is only Nineteen Guineas; and as no partiality will be shewn, those who first applyi will be accommodated ; but from the very limited number of Tickets and Shares, it may be impossible to obtain them AT ANY PRICE, AS THE DRAWING APPROACHES. • ICKETS and SHARES for the present STATE. TLOTTERY are on Sale at the Office of HAZARD, BURN E, and Co. Stock-brokefs, No. 93, under the Royal. Exchange. • • The Drawing begins,t9th of this Month. 1 .4 11 Letters, post paid, duty answered, and Orders from the CoUntry, accompanied with remittance, attended to by return of Post. VICTUALLING-0 PFIC`F., 1 0, 1 • blottembet .21i 161 T. 'TUE COMMiSSIONERSjor VICTUALLING " 2 " tlif ille9.711111": NeIPY do hereby give Notice, That Eddy next, the ',Ph inst. thy be ready to recehe..Ten. der: in-writing, (sealed up), and treat jos One flandred pons 4 gird soya merawntable C A R() LINA R 1.0 E to be'astrtot fable to Samples to Sr produced with the Tende.'s ; to be deli veted, one hall thereof in the coterie of gni Month:l;m the date of the Con. traft, and the other half in One Month afterwards, i;tto hit Ma. frets Stores at Deptford ; and to be paid for by payable, with Interest, Ninety Days alter date. The Conditions of the Contrafi may be leen at the Secretary's Office. • •, No regard will he had to any Tender in. Which the Price :Mt h inserted it, words at length, or that shall not hedelivered to the Bard' before One o'cleCk on the said firiday next, the 15th inn. nor unless the Person 'who makes the Tender . ; or some 'Per. son en bit behalf, attends,- to answer when called fir. . This Day was published. In 3 vole, Octavo. price it: us 6d. boards, D IOGRAPHIE MODERNE; Or Lives of re markable Charaaers who have distinguished. them. Selvei from the .Commencement of the French' Revolution - to the present time; in which all the facts which concern them are related in the most impartial and authentic manner. • —TROM THE FRENCH. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster- row *** The Udinhurgli Reviewers speak. with confidence of the, accuracy of this work, frdin their own knowledge of the sources of its inform:l66o, and recnnunend it as highly lure resting in various points o view, awl presenting us with por, traits of beings, wlnise mines we still recall with sensations of, astonishment and terror. GOTI,I«'. 412CIUTECTURII. This Day was publisheit; In Royl ()davit, wan Ten illustrative elates, price 15s. ' • r hoards ' s A.lhEATibh, on , the ECCLF.SIASTICAL CIAITIXTLIRL of Ow 'siIDDLE AGES. By the Rev, I . MI L.N S.A. erinte , l fur I. Tay tor, at the ArcliiteClural Library, No. 59. llibti Holborn. • Where may be hail, just puhlistietl, , An iiistonc.ti Survey of the I!..:chsiastical Antiquities, of France, 'with a View to illustrate the Rise and'erogress of Gothic Architecture in Europe, By the" late Rev. G. D. AVhittirigton. This Day %Vai frohl isited. In sutall Oaavo, for a Pocket liti•ric, neatly printedby Ben. sley, price, 7s. sewed, or in boards, FABLES for the PURCHASING of ESTATES, Freehold, COpyliold, or Leasehold. Annuities;' ikc. and for the renewing of Leases - held under Carhk7dr.irClic.oches, Col leges;or other coiporatesliorlieris for "T4 . :rtn or Years cur_ tab; aint for Lives. Together with several 'tlbetul and int,!- test tng 'rabies, cohneCied with the subjea. 'Also Faye of Corn pound interest. 1:4 , W. IN WOOD, Aroltitea ind surveyor- Vrinty,l for 1. Taylor, at. the Architectural Library, No. 19, High Holborn. • . PRACTICAL ARCHITECTURE. This bay were published, Elegantly engraved on,Eiglity.six Plates, Quarto, with Ex planations, price I. 25. bound, lk 40DELIN FINISHINGS FOR ROOMS; a. Siries of Designs for Vestibules, Halls, •Stair Cases, Dressing Rooms, Boudoirs; [Antilles, And Drawing ROOMS; with their Doors, Windows, Cliiinney-pieces, and other Pi. nishings, to a large. Scale; and the several mouldings and Cornices at full size : shoving their ConstruCtion anti rela tiVe Proportions. To which are added, Some Designs for Villas and Porticos, , with the Rules for IfraWing the C 011141105, .40.7. at large. The whole adapted for the Use aiitt Dlrittion of every Person engaged in. the praeticalParta of Building, • By W. F. POCOCK, Archite6l. Printed for I.Taylor, at the Architedural Library, N0..59, High HolbOrn, I.ondOn. Where may be hail, • Nicholwas Carpenter's Guide, Quarto, Seventy-eight • Plates. iss. bound: • . • • , Niehdlson's Carpenter and (diner's AsSistant, Quarto Sc. venty nine Platea. A net is. . bOond: Nicholson's-. Instruelor t 9 the Five Orders, , Otiavo, Eor ty.one Pla t es. A new Edition, augmented. tos, u.i, bound; • AI“.7IIITECTURE. • This Day.wcre published, , • - Elegintly engraved. in .Aquatinta, "l'hirty•two Plates, Royal Quarto, price zi. zs. in boards. DLANS and VIEWS of IWILDINGS, exc outed.Englind and Scotland, in tile Ca s tellated and other Styles. • by R, LUGAR, 4rcltiteß, Printed for I. T.1).10r, at the Art.hiteelural. Library, No. 59, "nigh ttolhoin. Where may he had, lately. published,t. • Busby`s Designs. for Villas and Country [louses, on 2 4 Plates, Quarto, tl. 55. boards. . a, 13asby's Designs tor Modern Embellishments for old. i n g Doors, Chimney.pieces, Varandas, 846.' 25 V lates r Quarto, coloured. tl.. .t is. 6(1. • , 3. Aiken's Designs for Villas ,and other rural Buildings, 3t Plates, quarto, IL its. 6d. Dearn's I)esigns for Cottages and rural Dwellings, Ito Plates, large. Quarto, tl. 7s. .; 5. Darn's Designs tor .Lodges, Entrances to Parks, 20 Plates; . large Quarto, 11; us. 6d. "6. Pocock's Designs tor rustic Cottages, picturesque Dwelliugs and Villa., 33-Plates, I. t is, 6d. 7. ,Lugar's Sketches for Cottages, rural Dwellings, &c. 38 Elates, Quartd, 11. t ts. 6d. B..Lugaes.Designsfor Farm. !louses. Fartn-YardS, Dairies Cottages, Ire. 2.. t Plates, Quarto, it. is ? c L.aittg'i !tints tor llwellings, Cottages, Villas; See. 34 Plates, Quarto, ss, to. 's'od's Plans.of tint-(louses, Grfeti- 11 (mses , Causer ‘vatories, 27 plates, Folio, coloured, 21. us 6d. • I:47ANLNIATION I VPIEN this most impartaut ittaaions of life V are suspended, and those who are invalids try iuheri tanee or imprudence, are redoecA t o th e itiot - ,t Stahl of NL ft VOUS 1)1:1311:IVY, it is it in despair that relief is to be laurel The GENUINE' AROMATIC LOZENCIESof STF.EI. a re the twst, it not toe only, leineily, for this specie, of de 'bility. When avolA , n to exercise, loss or depiavity of a NIL!. tile, aticUpatild countenance, indicate approactiing.consumit tion, the delkate teinale will be preserved and colored to health and society,. by the benign tidluein.e of this Medi cine. When the spark of bcgitis to groW dim, the eiroo. 'mitt') languid, seal the tactlitieS paralysed, these Lozenges %sift restore health and vi ,our to the debilitated lrunuit, and cheerfulness mid aniniatian to the mind. Prepared by the Sole Proprictor,' I. V. Seddon, and sold wholes Ale ;lid retail by his Agent' Mr, Gifford, at the t) ribs. nal' Warehouse, t 11, Strand, nett Somerset house, Retall'aisn at Nlr. Sanger'.;, oxford-street Ward's, ital. born; lOy:1 i Exchange. Price 7s, per box; or four boxes in one, tut azs. duty included. Caution. I is particularly necessary to observe...that each box is sii:,ned by the Proprietor, LV, 4c4itons i n his ow , i) hand- veriticl Witlit/LIC which 11',.:1111 are genub,Lc. VIC Tli ,4 LING 0 Fl 4 ' E Nvvember 8, !Sit., .E COMM ISSIO ERSfor PICTLIeIkUNG Hit IitAyBSTY'S NAVY do br , rety give Notier, Thai on Friday the 29th irt, they 7vill be really recri or Tenders in writing, (sealid 11), and zeal fer such )aantilies of g 7.01 ,wand Spanidr REDWINE as the relpraive merchants and dealer,' th e rein map think proper to offer ;- to be tubjeSt so a warranty of Tueive Months ; to be delivirediere of Customs and F,xelse Du • tier, one.balf thereof between the tit 71nuaty and isth Ap , it next, and she other ball - brewer's the ihtb April and Abe 30th 7unc jot hwing, .into bii Majesty's Vlastaltint Stores at Deptford, Ports. month, and Ply mouth ; and to be Pr by Bills, prtya6l4, with interest, Nineey Days alter dat4 The Condithns of the Contrail ntiy lee seen at the Secretary's Office. No regard will be bad to a'y Tender in ;which the Price shall nDi be inserted in words at length, or that shall not he delivered to' the Board &Jr , One o'cl,ei on the said Friday, tbt .9th in.q. nor - unless the Person 'who snakes the Ten;ler, or tome Pies.;4, on his behalf, attends, to our wer when c,sred fir. rhis•Day were published, Ry the Some: r Of Atitigi , iries of London, D LATHS XXIV . . to XXVII: . of VEVISTA MuNIINI EN TA; being the GrOund Plan and Eleva tieni of WOLTERTON MANOR. HOUSE, with a de scription, price IL c. Professor PO ItSON'S EMENDATION of the ItD s ETTA INSCItI PTION, price 25. 6d. To be hot at the Apartments of the Society, in Somerset Plate; and of , Messrs. White, iNornaville and relL Nicol, Leigh and Sptheby, tlickerstaff; Cadell and Davies, Egerton,. and Taylor; London. N, It. The Plates.of the Abbey Church of ST,. ALBAN re in great part ready, but the Council have deemed it more for the advantao of the Society to deliver the to hole ar one tine, than to snake two separate deliveries, as was (Woe in the case of the Cathedral of Gloucester. Nov. Tti El) t( 4 .' Al. NI EN of alrdeicriptiuna, residing in any •ofthe Pr , , , irw.iat Cities or Towns in the Unlit:lLK . LARNETT GU EST • think, it necet.sury to in form them, in order to save trouble and expence of ptis!age, He sells his Medicines for ready money only ; but they may be had horn any of the respeCtable wholesale houses in Town (which sell Medicines), and 'receive from them such a discount as will be found unusually liberal, on quantities not leis than one dozen of ny of his.under.inen tioned new•invented Chemical Preparations : The Guestonian Lotion, for Gout, The Guestunian Pills, for Gout, &c. The Guestunizn Bilious Pills; The Gnestonian Nervous Pills ' The G ue N tinnan .1 at lunatic and Consumptive Pills, Tooth Powder, which cures the Scuryy and prevents the Tooth-ach, • The C;ur,tunian Tooth Powder, which cures thtt Scurvy and' gives the 7 1'ertit a most beautiful colour, , The tVelcome Guest, 'which cures alt descrilnions of 'Youth-acct, Face-itch, I and GLIM-hods. An extract Guest's G'u'ide from Pain, may be seen in the Star ,per, trial tuts 3S►t. to I:innaer A CitALI,LN(4I;;. . and Co SUrgeon4 Imo in iltijesty's service,' challenge the whole, world toi ove a single itiLtance where their medicine and ftnethod of cur.: have tailed 01 the desired ellW. The. practice at many. years in this particular branch of their protession, has not given use to one unsuccessful rase. They continue to direct their - studies to the treatment and cure of venereal complaints, and that derangement of the sys, ten which is the'entiscquence of the pernicious and wasteful effeas of a . habit long and most unh4vpily pursued by the youth:oti both sexes. in the one it will be,timod to be. the unfailing source of barrenness'; the other have its ravages fa 4 tally developed to them by a distressing state of debility. which it riot timely .remedied, terminates in impotence. these are its remote and ultimate ettixts, while 4.00%1.1011" ilon, less ot tnuscii tar power, and various nervetis comp taints, usually charaoerise the cattier stages of this solitary vice, Of persons langnishingunder the disorders theid;nt to such a habit, their treatment is simple', and has never proved tinsuc. eessfut iii the course of a laborious, and touch extended pratUce. In the most Obstinate and complicated eases Of vv. nereal infeetion such as etistruClions in the urethra, ;:Dungy Ltd turners, cations ulcers, crupbams, semi nal weakness, gleets, ago. ' STR.I CTUIt S, W !tether recent or of long duration, and which have bat. tied the skill 'of other PraCtitioners, are by their present nil. proved plan of treatment, elfectually and permanently cured, without the Patient suffering the excruciatingr 'and alarming heinord;age which arcquently folloWs the applica tion, of the lunar caustic. •In the course of.twenty years extensive practice in this Metropolis, numerous cases Or Strifures have been and are daily under their care, the total eradication of which is o'de : tett by a sate, certain, and ex pe. ditious mode of practice, superior to any other yet adopted. 'The weakness, relaxation, and debility proceeding from this complaint are speedily removed, and the ,Patietit restored to ;mond and vigorous health. But where the debility has for years existed,. A proper perseverance in their resturailve aftcr the Stricture has been destroyed ; is indispensa bly requisite to revive the slumbering sparks car life and to reaniniate t he constitution. Several Noblemen and Gentlemen , of the first respeaa., bility, have been under the care Or Messrs. Currie, AM CO. tOr the removal of complaints of the Urethra, Stricturea, eire, and having received a radical and permanent Cure, o request ;that reterences may be given tti them,- as sittisf4e.tury evi• dances of the dedsiva superiority of Cu rrielintti CC's. plan of treatment. Many of these Centleinen have had *trio tures front r, to ao years, and had been under the care of Meztsrs, flume, licavi_iide, and other Surgeons of .equal Arctic; who 'attempted the cure by the application of . the Lunar Caustic, wittieut success, MeiSrs. Currie and CO. may be consulted. by either six with the Arpatest delicasq, secrecy, and lionour, at their house, No. 107, Hatton-garden.' Patients in the country are requested to state the part ix'ar. ass of thcir case, : age, and general habit of Oro. &e. inclining a remittance for advice and inediemes, when the sante will be .given or sent to any pail or the kingiloin. Co ensura that s secrecy oessential to their undertekingi tlw post • , .alic of lettsiti may be added to the account for tnektwictei. 9(lt klattonlattlObi, '.:/ 4.... /4- , ••-- ...-. , t'• .1 .46.t 1 ;7 P.- ~.."4 , 1 . 4 " ~,,.....11 ,.. ,••• ..:4. 0 , •, . ' ee ~, ~ E.) iq' —‘ 1 .0 .1,,, i 0 .;( i [PRICE SIXPENCE HALFPENNY. PORTUGUESE SUFFERERS. Farther Communications to the Committee at tits City of London Tavel n. non via 1118110 P or Loinao. Lanni:), Itmet3, lire Bishop of Lairega being, informe.l of the no ble and generous beneficence which • his 13. itannic 111aisSty haf beenpleasedlo_she%v to%Vacds the Pot tu. guse nation, labouring, 'tinder the rrto4 calamitous cliitrcss by ihe French invasion, and of the appoint. : ment of a Committee tor the .distribution at this mast chartable donation, represents in favour of his diocesan.s, that the French army have made frequent. incursions over the greatest part of his,, dit;ctse, and even , been some days in possession of the capi tal, it appears to him that they havejust . telKon to hew, that-the munificence and charity, of his 43ri s l tanuic Majesty;, and other benefactors of Inat moit respected Kingdom, will be extended toward; them. It is true, that.. thejeivagzs in the diocese of La. Megri, , although great,,art; not to be compared with t i xue o f 1,1, 0 1 )(3 1, win Of (nstell9 Branco, end the Pattiarchaie but it i 4 certain, that Lamegq.experi , -neecl-in its diocese * villages laid waste,—families ruined,--estates destroyed.---mur ders, --conflagrations, —innumerable rubticirie9,...... and numbersreduced to great indigence, particiiiiiriy . in the 'district of the Coa, which , borders on the lands most injered; and from these causes agriciii., tore kin the most abj, , ct stale, and the ivjery will prove most distressing, not only tt this diocesc;' but to the kingdom. voncoes for this representation, and %lib f-t t ne'teAcort ventures to flatter, himself that bis e. itio will be granted, without prejndlee' to sou bishopricks, which deserve greater attention becatiso their losses have bgerr more extensive. ~FROM .THR PRELATR OF,TIIO,MAR. Thornar, lune zs, Olt 1. ' - The provident commission you lave peen Pleased to confer on Me, by I , !tier, reeeivod the firth inst. is a farther _proof of the. rak h incom4)aborn:laity of the generous British nation, which must not only b e h i ghly pleilsing to our august Siivereign, but fills our exPe6laiions to Obtain,' by its crthrts,'n restoratien Of 'our independence, ti 4 it does oat' spare any expenee-%yliatever tor the preseryalion of so many - precio..ts lives; which, after hat relieved front the vilest and most cruel slavery, it has taken antler its pternal care; siluatioin of all places inva , lec.l by the common enemy is SO diTiorably wretched, that those wit,o c,caped with life, still groan iinder hunger; ittdi gince, and misery and the Inhabitaiitcof.thiS loon N vaidd , alruitly have' been the victims, of death, had not the active and zealous MagiArate of this place, i n conjunction with . , some other persons influence r d by the satnezeil'and charity, Cone forwaill to thtlir daily maintenance, (these , very. persons being pat t of the unfortunate inhabitants of this town, antround. 10g.% illages, and of some more 'distant places) ; so much so, that even yesterdgy more than three drett peytoos were fed on soup and beef, amongst who,n were olore thane hundred innotent and dr. sated orphans under ten years of. rtie,l But as ai,..att.s, of those charitable *persona who hate I concurre,d .0' this pions r.i6tion are limited, and ad other r)i;aurces arenearly exhausted, it is to be Oteheilded it will not be kept Op many days. For this reason,• after giving you ciLo thanks for the.generOlt'S preSilt of t 200 mil-reas,, with which for the present you have been pleased to assist the, ible inhabitants of this town and, ittt bishop. ride, l venotre,,itt uniting my prayers Wlttt those of the poorinnoeent .children, to request you to direct part of that. money, the distribution of which is en trusted:to my care, for the maiotetnince of these p o or orphmi, until other measures can be taken meantime, assistanee Will he given. to the other la. ,who are oppressed by hunger—this being' the prima!y, cause of so many malignant fevers, which' navel:anted' thbusands to the grave, and depopn. hued the invaded, provinces. ' However, I shall al. ways conform myself to .your dircaioris, yraying to God tor the prosperity of the generous British . Nation. PROM TUC VICAR•GRNORAX. OF ORLDOS. Obidos, August 7, du. I have had the honour of receiving your leVer of the , 49th of July, and with it an order to receive tour hundred mil•reas, to be divided amongst the hol)',t.its of my district, in proportion to their lie. cessities. I anf obliged to acquaint yon, that there could not have been a more proper application . of the said sum, since the hospitals are, the public asylum of ht.t unfortunate, and; paTticulerly n the present pe. rioJ, deprived as they are of - their utensils, in eon sesinenee.of which theycannot Tender soano the unhappy applicants who resort to thetit it is my duty fartheo to represent to , you, that i 4.) my altaiitat there• are (out - hospitals, .viz. one. et One place, QUO tit A4cobaco, one at re.derneiro, and . OLIO at Peniche.. I.ll:'(vo.net learned that this last . has suffered any injury ; on the contrary, I ern perstntded its linen is inortus, ct , since the greatest,ort of th,4 heking'ing I to this hospitat was sent there, and was mise4 vvith In regard to the other three betip . ititis, consider them wanting in necessaries in en eqUai degree, for they were an robbed of it. For this reaoti, I have ju4ed it proper to divide the quni in question in an eq4ai proportion -amongst tit three hospitals, in order that they tnay be pro vi,kd h Niemand other _requisites, that they may con! 'quo to vtruld the reessary rissistatiLe io Ilap poor„ God prefierve mlny yetit9, &e. (Sii i t)cd) "1"4:: Niwar-Genwal ODID(s. Jilt. - ',. 'vs:4%A ~ I , t `• 772r;:,:f ..•, fl' ..-, ''' ....." ' A S. ' ' "1 ' ' l l4 iC V ‘''. NI, : ' ' ' I , - ____ i 4-B,\ .:.-,--,',; ~- i - I , :iii ' :'''' .41.;.A. i. ` , :