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:~ . 4 f.i. ' :_.; ~, I''.' .W l '. - 'I; r ~ 9 1 6" -,_- . '#,:, , , ' '''' • ‘,. .'''',:-.7+ 4 ..'"- .-' fr. 4 i cAvk i,fli -/'-•• . • • A. 4, 4 4. 1. 1 • ‘ C . .' A ,,,\\.,‘ ti . ii• Ij I e' . 1 ~, _ ;a ei %IDE g * . \ . ''.' ' ' N ltl '' - ',,..' . •. , Al y , ~ ,‘ .....„ 3 ,-,... pi r 0 „ ~. . ---.., ~,,, ~ Ls, ,r,... v . , -_, : ..,- . -i, -,-;--- _....., c ,,,„ *rte. / ' ' r't ,„„ , - "'q Mti; , - ,, - - --- - -- , , c ‘i v ) P.. -- .6' --- ...,.., .., 4 ;,..:%, - 7 - , - fte' ,--, • r t 4 41 , 71 . , e . • I' 2 ' - .2 ... 5 A NUMBER 6744.] TUESDAY, -APRIL 19. 1814. [PRICE SIXPEiITeh-FAY,-T. tipl IS THEATRE ROYAL, DRI7RY:LANE. PRESENT EVENING, April 19, their l ' ia iesti(Wtie-yantS will Derfortn t tie Coeiic Drama of THE THREE A`N-11 THE DEUCE. After winch, the new Melo-Dramatic Romance of THE WOODMAN'S HUT. To which will be added, the Farce of TinLy our. et '`" - ' Hut. Every One has his Fault; with The - Wad " (1- ~ TEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. - - I-lIS ._PRESENT EVENING - , April_l9i will he 1 1 4rfortned the Comic Opera of nu: WOODMAINT , Irtlforft, Mr. Sincair; Miss Stepl,cns. will be added, the Grand-Asiatic Specttcle of SADAK AND- KALASRADE. 40- rnorrow (erst time), Debtor. and o . edit or. tOcrys.„,„ r ' Adelphi, April le, 1814. ' 4 ' ll for the ENCOURAGEMENT of ARTS, MAN'IT FA.CiIIRES, and COMMERCE. AIxdorrtAOR.DINARY GENERAL MEET "A Y tl 'of this SOCIETY will take place on WEDNES- '. 2)LN. I , le. iltli inst. fur the. ELECTION or a VI Cll. l'il.ESI- Ch a i r , ' ir ' Place “f the late Sir WM. DOLBEN, Bart. am) a Li te N , 441, of the Committee of Agriculture, in place of the ' Greatlatthias Deane E4l. The Ballot' to commence in the •, ti at u'ln of the Society at Eleven o'clock' in the Fore. 4e. n ,L ` 1 " ,1 close at Two in the' 'Afternoon - precisely. ' 100 thtLiclrireetr,e,cuattlh.:azlnainit.ta e a l lidi vote, unless his Subscription for arrears, are paid. t atie e ' w ho are Meail).-rs - - may' vote by proxy on sending of their choice, in writing, by a Member. Th e , Ert th BY order, • CHAS. TAYLOR, M.D. Sec. cleLvtrYi st Vohune n Soci f 's the House Society's Transactions is ready. far e'ety. rtl t i . n i E, PATENT IMPERIAL DINING-TA - - 4 4 , ,!:.! -6-INIENSeit,iA ji di PATENT • TRAFALGAR SIDEBOARDS LES, in one elegant Piece o Furniture, 11' q t :11,011 Vivo new different Plans ; th e Patent Improved . Sofa Ile t i: + 4 "d Chair 13ecls; l3ras.s-screw Four Post, and •Tynt c a ,ead s „. , Furniture and Beildin4 complete..; Portable 4 ' '""'itlr several Other new to nted and improved articles IT.pC i ture; also a general and y extensive assortment 'of tu l.4 . l er)* awl Cabinet Articles for furniitg Houses corn. ffs! Bade manufactured, where Families inay select and Ih eon ii " whole House in a few days, abiding the extreme t * " . "ielict 'of ,•• .t' s• several Mouths in completing their, • It •Thlisi„ ' ''''" " I D *, I:.ast . at ' t t- • tl r . a nd West India Articles, Army and,Navy,S4o. &c. by . , t er c't h'is;r 4n d Sanders, If; and 17,, Catlierint•-street, Strand, on le . i . % t n . a ,,, :lLn pay ,,,,, t .. i 14-1:1.1111SON, GOODLUCK, and Co. Con t tit th tractors for the Lottery, respectfully inform the Pub ,; to,e,anetil Drawing_ will commence the Sa of MAY. ' , The qty p r i C " u rains 11,000 Tickets, and in 'addition to the . N , lO- 4.,,,t r ,_ es, th ere are Extra P r i zes of 1,000 Ti c k e t s in , thc l\eirt _ /li p r ri ) r tl.iiis every Purchaser adventures with a .Chance of 1 , ;es 'n two separate Lotteries. 1 :•"• • uf ...... L. 20,000 1 .. • • • 15,00(1. 2 .. ..1 • ••• lO,OOO 2 ~ Y • • .:.* •• . a,ooo 2 . ••,, •••. .. '•• . 500 of L. 20,000 10,000 3,00() 4,000 1,000 500 ' ' T o -e iri • ne Intl Sch eme. w ith Par `'n`l SHARES 9•C;llinciLlC7Clilir;n4gn-cdt,o(:::; Stuck-1 . &e. &c. 9000 'rickets to be drawn in June. hellion, may be bad gratis. ire selling by RICHARDSON, Brukers, at their Offices, Corti- 1 40 : 8 c lil to , sosf, entreat N th l e llLL, and 9, CHARING' Holders of any Outstanding th e :; of Capital prizes sold sold at the above Offices, to bring ;;Ekv ° T r , Ntnent, or exchange for Tickets and Shares in the . to be drawn the 3d :end tOtli of NEXT . a'ift) pl' th e Sch eme er • of which is new ; as the First - ks drauenthe First Day, and the, First Fifty t iod wce , iritwa Second . Day, will each he entitled to the , b r to 1 ickets in the Second Lottery, to be drawn . in which Extra . Benefits the Capitiils in the Second rid, • ll 't o te e ~.way he olitlined..—The First Lottery consists of wily , aud contain , • • rrize 0 4 , .....L.-2u,ton I I Prize of ..... L 5,000 • • 1 • ............ 13 000 3 Ty c j i .: •• • • ...... 10,000 U t ery that and Shares are selli ug by IIISH, who, in the Love , rrkz e (11 finished la s t Mouth sold iiv Shares, No. 5131, , 2(,) , uq - • • N o. 2 :( 301. a pi. No. 4175, 5926, rize o &c. &c . f5l the New Lottery mar he had, gratis, at 4, CORNI - 11LL, or 9, CILLUNG-CROSS. SHIP BUILDING IN ENGLAND. ,• On Friday next will he price 2S. b i.\ -1 . - ‘.11.1i8 on the CALUMNIES of the, ( IeAIITER VI LY REVIEW on the ENGLISH SHIP LI) S • o f : sold bv J. M. Richardson, No. 23, Cornhill. no) , he had, price I . os, (Id. in boards, Anderson's, ii rit ..7:e of British America to the future Encuurageineot! i E DEB AST INDIA ATES. ' I' p pi ii, ls I.?ay was p u bli4 ie d, pricy 3.. sewed, 1 1 L'!% at the EASI' INDIA HOUSE in. : :triiNlieneral Court of Prc.prietors icon Wednesday t ) 1 . 1 . e ton s 1 . 4 1 - `' ll , 1 814, for the purpoe of iiilerins 1 ' ). 9 . 1 1 ' iltin . l , , ,r " I r• It. Jackson, and to - discu-,s a Motion of Mr. Prini:,--!the Editor o the former Debates. v:11,, 4 trillavk, Parry, and Co. Leadeninl-1-street; of 1 in wa , , e 's-- -_________dithe former Debate,. SE„,,Tills U. ' . ‘). hwyds ~,,, wi,re published, in s% o. 1..•. • • , ' N ON ' ,'..-1 L` B ' by the ltcv. ARCHIBALD ALT-I._"n,'l'icz,r 0,9- Prebendary of untol..t of Itodcl i !n 4 „: .: '4)eNlinkt;",!lh Ercall, it; the C of Salop, an( .. 1u1:11,-iiuulty,1 fur A.ll,lrieg-I:i:illiiiis,e"Pal Cl , apel, tdinburgh. 0712, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and B h r . ' (..,,- 1..:,i-,111 Archibald ' Coustable and Co. Ediihurg . "'`'are a‘ " , ' I ; 4 Y be had, by the same Author, I:: says on the tri te li. 1!" plos of ...........,_„.....2, • Boards Taste, '2 rcils..Bro. third edition, l'`ntl'relle F.ditioll'il,-74:N diCI PA ZL LE L S ou l3 is () X V V 11 11 1 1 () . N et S ?: l'Emperein des RUSSIES. L ),lALIIEUR et la PITIE. Pneme sur la . Retolution Fraueaist. ; pr&klt par un Ode a. l'lmmor teirc Par M. l'AbtA De LILLE. • I Ile.l exert.plaire, royal 4to. EVA! C 5 Planchis et Portraits de c °l4 s SIVI. sa Heine, du Dauphin, et de•Marla.pe Elizabeth, 1 - iils• Antresecliti ons 1 1 • 12s. 7s 6d 4s. 6d. toutes ern etlies de P ortraits. us. . • e veruleat chez Stockdale, fits, 41, Pall Mall. • ~. Cet Ouvrage, qu' ou-a pa 113 llid origi oa i emen t en 03, con ti la PrQdictio3 rem3rquable cavec plusieurs autres chases. •Jilpprtrn4es dunsVeciition (le Paris) d e l a -R estorat i on des hous par. l'Eraperedr Alexandr,. &c. IV P r;ee IS. 6d. Au Addrens to the French Nation. By Alex. i.dk z ...............__-, 3,1. '.l is 1) ; , ) , ~-' published, , A tiqW Editiutt, price Fie Shillings, illurated wit Cases, PRAC'FICAL v TREATISE st on the PRE -( As. VENTION and CURE of th e VENERE AL DISEASE ,s tici it s ractical O iest con suences, as Strictures,Meets, &c. including T ar IVI bservations on Tab cs ,Dnrsalis, .ncal Dis ges, &C. Late of the By T. M. CATON, S urgepn, U nited Hmspitals of St. Thomas's and Guy's. at&Printed for ItlesNrs. Sherwood and Co. 20, Paternoster-row, J. N iartiu, Holley-street, C avend i sh-square, London ; an d Wiuter.Lum4la,r, may be had (41.011 on Female D&c.e, 3s. Gd ; Asthma 3s; Indigusti an , as. • DIAT I:.SS, :IN Ell NI ANY. rrHOUGH the cOmmaTEE for relieving the JL Distress, occasioned .by toe ravages of War in - Genii:thy, has been enabled 'by British Benevolence to 'remit about, 50,0001. for the alleviation of the woes of suffering humanity, yet, such has beeu'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 quarters, that the-Committee canon no ac- count•think of relaxing its efforts. Details of these Distresses will be found in the Reports of the Committe, which, as' well as PaperS for Churches and .Congregations, may he had at the London Tavern, and at Ackermalan's,. 101, Strand, to the number of twenty-tivi4 gratis ;' and above that number, on large papet at 7s. and small paper 2s: per hundred. Amount already advertised - • 14.71,73ri' 19 6 • Subscriptions since received : At Messrs. Down &Co. A. Urquhart, Esq. L.3' 0 Subscription at Mir- Charles'Brooke, t,:sq..-. 3 0 field, near Hudders- • Thomas Lan;ley, Esq. 3 0 field, by br. Bradley At Messrs. Forster & 1411. 4s, 6d. . ' Cii. John Coulson, Esq. C: Et. ~.. -. -10 0 Scarborough, - L.t 1 ,The Inhabitants of John Pearson, Esq. do. 1 t Plymton and Morris, J. H. Coulson, ditto - 1 1 per It. Rosaew, Esq: 9.7 0 The Hon. A. Onslaw, !Hiss Gould, Fdrilhauas; per Messrs. Haydon • All Saints - .- 5 0 and Co. - - -50 0 AtMessrs.Cbild &Co Bellares, Welby, & Co. 21 0 Thomas Perrott, Esq. 10 0 W. Clarke, Ririg,vosd 3 0 Phineas Bond, Esq. -10 0 Collection at Tewkes- . Rev. Tho Mas Bartle - 5 0 but Church, • per Sir l'ho. Harimari Bart. 20 0 Rev. R. Jeffry; -28 17, At Messrs.Morland& Co; The Parish of Gigles• 'A. H. B. - , - - 1 i wick, near Settle;per Ivlorland, Ransom, and Rirbecks and Co. •-64 13 Co. - - -• 100 0 .Friends of Settle, per The Hou.D..Kitmard 21 0 ditto , -.- 431. 3s, 6d. liox, Gray, :iiid Co. Do. of Lothersdale, per Buckingham - ditto .-- ~- - 6 1 Sundry . ,Subscription, Additional Subscription from ditto, per Box ? from Birmingham, . Grey and CO. 111: 7s. 6d. per S. T. Gaiter), Collection at' Queen - , - Esq. ' - * - 1050 0 k street Chapel, Shef- Thomas . ~ Foster - I- 1 field, per Parker, Subscriptioo ,at. Bock- Shores, and Co. 81.•18i. ii. iugham, per Bartlett At Messrs. Hoare. • and Nelson 911-13 s. id. Mr. Fell,.Tavistock-str. 1 0 At Messrs. Gosling G. 11. M. -. 5 5 and C.o. Anonymous - ' 5 5 Rev. Martin S. Smith 10 0 A Brother and Sister 1. 1 Robert Butter - 10 0 Mrs. Maria Berdinore 1 0 S.M. ••-, , - .5,5 R. S. - - 2 2 At Messrs. Martin, • Dord'reignmenth • • - 10 10 Stone; & Co. - • dilesTempleman, Esq. 10 0 GAosling,eifilrd-i-ow 26 5 Rev. Edward Bullock 3 0 . -At Messrs. Dimsdale - At Messrs.Hammersley'S. and Co. Itev.Dr. England,.Staf- Edmund 'Laker - 2 2 ford, near Dorches- At Messrs. StniSh, ter - -. . - Payne, & Co. , ' The Preident and Fei ner. Brian Broughton 1 0 lows of CorprisChristi Rev. T: Streatfield -„. 1 0 College, Oxford George Verezi Esq. . 3 0 ,At Messrs. Glyn & Co. William Taylor„ Esq. 3 3 Rev. Jas: Ora,' Laughon George Verey, Esq. . 3 3 Hall ,-•.. • - Lewis Corkran, Esq. 3 0 Wm. Holbech; Esq. The Misses Corkran 1 0 - 15 - 0 6 0 40 0 5 0 10 1D S u bscriptions received, at the Bars of the City of London Tare'; Lloyd's Coffee-house; Stock Eicliange; and at all . the Bankers in town and 6ountry. - ' R. I-1. MARTEN, 1 - Secretaries. ' . LUKE HOWARD, f- On the 27th of April will be published, in One Vol. Quarto, .rrkAVELS t wthe SO 1.7./3.Ct csrf the Ali SSO.O RIVER, and across the American Continent to the pacific Ocean. Verformed by order of the Government of the United Stales in the Years 1804, 181)5, and i finG. By Captains LEWIS and CLAItKE. Published from the Official Export, and illustrated by a Map . . of the Route, and other Maps. This Work, to which public s„xpectation has been long li reeled, comprises a circumstantial detail of the progress of the exploring party, a description of the -countries through which they passer), an account of the nations who inhabit them, their manners, customs, &C. and of all the most re markable of their animal, vegetable, and mineral prodnc tions. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees s orme, and Brown, Pa ternoster-row, awl at the British Gallery, 54 2 New Bond street. HALLAM'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS. TilE Efficacy of • these Pills . in Bilious Com plaints, Head-ach, Heart-buru, &c. are .well. : kuown, by many years experience. In Indigestion, Loss of Appetite, habitual Costiveness, and those nutherous train of diseases, arising from Constitutions nebilitated bY It climates, 'well as the more frequent indulgences in time various luxuries of life, these Pills•proditce the roost happy eifcts, and. they are SO iuncvnt in their natnre; as - to vequire no'sestraint. Sold by lit Edwaids ' • .60, - St. Paul's Church=yard, London, price is 9d.; the double box 4s. 6d.; and by all dealers in . Genuine Pateut Mvdicincs. RENOSTATED HEALTH. . , ri T.has b6tn too frequently the subject of just and , •‘A. general reprobation, that men destitute of tric - elernel.fse 'of the medical art have ()tiered themselves ai candidates for :public patronage in the profession of physic. For the purp .t-t • .of doing Justice tothe result ot our studies ande . xpe.rieUce, E. .to prevent us from being . classed among those empirics whose imprudent pretensions have, unt,rtuna rely for society, been too favourably received, We bet, leave to sutunit to the liberal and enlightened a faithful statement of our . pursuits and quirements. A ftei haying received .a regular medical educe, - twit as the pupils of ? f lesars. Gritiden and Wizard, whole lectures and 01 dice we carefully attended, as proles ;ors and surgeons of the - -London Hospital ; we entered cucsel;ies as students in that justlyceleqated school lor medical acquire-. ment, the Royal College of .Edinbtirgh, and were instructed in the difkrent branches of anatomy, surgery, the theory and pradice of physic, cheriiistry, - midwifery, botany, &c. Etc. by those eminent prokasors, Qrs. Monro,,Gregory, Hamilton, Duncan and Rutherford. We trust - we shall trot to deemed presumptuous in saying - that our proficiency and acquirements arc oat-inconsiderable.' Having for a long series of years made Venereal , Complaints,.and the varit.us diseases of Debility, the particular, object of ourstudies and practice, it will, we hope, he allowed that we have acquired superior know ledge of their treatment and cure. Itt slight and recent cases of itledion'a perfect re-estahli h ~..s..inent is completed in the short period of two days ; and in- thOse ot the utmost in veteracy, where other pratiitioners have failed of success, a proper perseverance in our plan of treatment.ensures to the patient a safe and radical - core.- .' Amidst the melancholy variety of disorders which arc the effects of a habit lung and most unhappily pursued by, the youth of both sexes, pere are mane inure al arming,or more distressing than thoSe deficiencies and debilities which fre quently prevent or embitter the inatrirnonlalstate. To such persons it must be a consolation to know that they may , now, by a new and infallible mode or treatment, he restored to that. greatest of all human blessittots, a strong, manly, and vigor ous constitution. In all cases ot debility, from whatever .cause arising, as well as in every species 01 venereal infection, we may be consulted by patient; of either sex with the great est secrecy and honour. Hours eo;tsultation at hoine•tforn' ten to three, and horn 6 in - the evening till to at night. Patients in the country arc requested to state the particu lars ot their case, age, and general habit of living, &e. &c. In closing a remittance tor acivice'andinedicines, when the same. will be given, or sent to any part of th,e kingdom. To cnsure -that secrecy soessential to our underrating;.. - the . tostage of esters ;nay be added to the acco‘trit tor medicines. CUR R 1 k. — and Co. surgeons. No. 1,7, Hatton - garden, • .._, _ . , - ' - Messrs. Currie and Co. have CertifiCates from the above respectable Professors of London and EciinhurO, for, 'he diligence, skill, and huManitjr - , with - which they per- Unthed the duties assi4ned them during the time t,iiil , at. tended their Lcautes and I' ladles. OFFIC:g OF 0 RDA:eiNCE, April 13, 1814 . T HE PRINCIPA I L OFFICERS of His ;VA . JESTYS ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, mit Proposals will be Tcycieed at their Office, in Pall-Mall, on or In:%i,re . Monday, the Rd day of Ma'y 'next, frem such Pers6l2B as may .be willing to undcetake the Supply of PIG LEAD, for Service of this Depariyieni, fur a Period of One Yew': , A Specimen of the Lead to be supplied may be viewed upon 41pplitation at the Royal-Laboratory at -1 'oo.wich, andfar ther Particntars, tog - ether with the Terms and ConditioniT of the Contract, - may be known at Me• Secretary's , Vice, in Pall-Mall aforesaid,. any Day between Me Hours of Ten aced Four o'Clock, where the Proposals must be Allowed; sealCd Hp; and indorsed, " .Ptoposals Tor Pig Lead ;" but no PropoSal can be adnatted after the said 2d day of May, at Twelve o'Cluch at soon of - lle .same. Day ; neither will any Tender be notiood, lilLk°3 the Party mahinic it, or. an 4 -ent in his shall attcnd.' ' lig Order of the .R. H. CREW, Sed-rtary. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, .dprit )3, MM. r rHE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His Mil- Ullp-K-INCE do' fiereby give Notice, That Proposals will be received at their Office in Pall-Mall, on Or before Monday, the 9th day of May next, from such Persons as may be willing to undertake the Supply of LEATIIER,PAtipIOONS for the Corp's of. IlOyal Horse Artillery . for a period of Three Years, determinable after the -arpiratiOn of One Year, upon Notice of Mice Months, at the option of either Party: Patterns of the Articles 74ay be viewed upon application to thc respec;tiee Officers of the' Ordnance in the Royal Arsenal, Woolwich, &art farther ParticularsitOgether With the Terms and Conditions of the Contract, may be known at tizeSecreta , ry's Office, in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any Day between the hours'of Ten and Four o'Cluek, where the Proposals - must bc delivered, sealed up, and indorsed " Proposals for Leather Pantaloons ;" but no Proposal can be admitted after the said 9111.114 y, at -Twelve o'Cluch at Noon of the same day, neither wilt any Tender• he noticed, unless the Pcity making it; or . an Agent in 4is - behalf, shall attend. 1 By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, Secretary. • , DEPTFORD VICTUALLING-YARD, ,Ipril 18, 1814. rows pi are- to give Notice, that on Thursday, the itstk Instant, at Ten a'Cloch in the Fore,ovn, will be EXPOSED to PUBLIC SALE," at his jrsty's Victualling-lard, al Dcitford, .sundry LO7'S O . the following UNSERVIC'EABLE 'PROVISIONS and STORES, now lying in the sail y o rd viz. Bread, Flour. Raisins, Rice, Pease, Oatniezxl, Currants, Callavances, Bakehouse Sweepings, Bread Dust, Pease Screenings, Beef; Pork, Suet, 13utter,,Clieese, Sugar; Vine gar; a qUantity of Washed Bags, - Hop Bags, Bags and Rags; Leager, Butt, Puncheon, Hogshead, Barrel, Half-114s head,. Rundle; Wine Pipe, Wine Hogshead; Irish 'Tierce, Irish Barrel; and Rum Puncheon Staves; Heading, tight and Jr;!' a qUantiti of Boards Ends; &c. &c. &c. Deposit of 251. per cent. is to be made Upo7l the amonnt of each lot at the time of sale, and the remainderof the pur chasi-maney • paid before. the Stores are, removed, for which purpose 'ct periolof lc) working days will be allowed from the day of safe, the LPty.?r,s• particakrly obServins, that . not less than one-ha fof the quantity is to be token Tway front tide pre mises within thafirst five days, and the remarnden in the five following days, otherwise the depollt money will be forfeited, acrd 11:rooisions or Stores remain the prupe rl y O f th e Crown, as extension of time will, on ow/ account, be granted. n OUSE, April 14, 1814. . - 'THE COURT 'of DIRECTORS of ,theUNITI. - ED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND TRADING to the EAST INDIES, do hereby give Notice, That a GENERAL COURT of the said Company will he HELD at their House in Leadenhall-street,on WEDNES7 DAY, the 4th May nest, at Eleven &Chick in the Fore nt?ou, to take into consideration the PROCEEDINGS of the COURT of -DIRECTORS on the subject-of the - EXPIRED PENSIONS. - _ The Court of Directors do further give Notice, That at the said General' Court, a Resolution of the Court of Directors of the sth of January last, for encreasing the Salary of Mr. William M'Callc;ch, Assistant Secretary, under the superintendance of the Examiner of Indian CerrespOod- • ence, from 6301. to 12J01. per the Court of Directors of the 14th January last, for allowing a Pension of 8001. per annum to Mr. Richard Oweu, late Chief *Clerk in the Secretary's Office, will be laid before the said General Court fur their approbation, agreeably to . the 13th and 19th Sections of the 6th Cap. of the Company's Bye-Laws. JAMES CQBB;• Secretary. DR. HOWELL'S POWDERS, l is. A. Packet. EPILEPSIES, CONVULSIONS, . F ITS, . ,HYSTERIC,S, and all kinds of Fits radically cured by Dr. IR)WELL'S POWDERS, Upwards of thirty years esta blished. The eThcacy of these invaluable. Powders in the above dig tressing Disorders, has been indubitably proved by the nu onerous- Cures already • communicated to the Public, from which the following is selected Miss Anne Williams, of Laytonstone, Essex, sixteen years old, had violent. Fits from her ehildhood; but, upon taking these Powderi, she was soon ce;urpletely cured, and now en joys perfect health; for which great hlessin , the Rev. Mr. Whaley, Minister of L'Oinstone; publicly -returned thanks to the Almighty, in his Chapel, on the loth of Novernbet ; also. attested, by Mr. W. Eninlin, • Master of the Academy; Mr T. Rtioles'; and Mrs. It. Grant. This sore eign Remedy is prepared under the }patronage ot. his Majesty by Dr.' Howell, Fellow of Kin g' s Colle g e, and ' is sold at Majesty, fme, No. li t Rathboue-place, Oxford road, Lthidon,.and no where. else, at. Its. a Packet, in which is enclosed a Treatise written by the Doctor en the above-men tioned Diseases. • • - • All letters (post paid) duly answered, and the Powders sent to any part of the United Kingdom. Patients attended i n Town and Country whenever required. DUTY; El - PA PE ItS. Rorritiriak; APRIL 16.—The ie cothit4,ctf v fiat, has passed 4t Poriiainble4ti cOnsideied as autlientic, coirtili frolii °Re •of th 6 most respectable Officers hi the rrench Qtr the ,lst of April, in the mornint, Biterna parte reviewed the troops which he ,eertied to consider as .his own ; the Marshals and Peneralt who had learned from the papers the 'resolutiOnt of the Senate and the ProvisiOnal Government; conversed together on the Subject !owl enough to b'e heard brNapoleJn, but he appeared. to par no attention to what they said, ,and the reirie*, passed quietly. When it was over, Alarshal Noy; as had been settled, entered the Palace with him, and followed him into his cabinet, where he asked hini if he was informed of the • great revolution that had taken Place at Paris. He repled, with all the composure he could assurrie,:that be knew nothing of it, though he was doubties well in formetl of the Whole. The Marshal then gave him, the Paris Papers, whibh he seemed to read with attention, but he Was Only seeking to gain time to form an answer. Meantime came Marshal Lefehre, who,addresslng his late Emperor in a feeling tone, said,- -" - Volt are undone k you would not listen to the'rouncils of any of your " set•rants, acid now the Senatehardeclared that " you have forfeited the Throne. 'These words made such an impression_ on him, who used to consider himself - above all laws, that be itninedi ately burst. into a flood of tears, 'and, otter si:me minutes reflection, Wrote an act of abdication in favour at his son._ Another Officer,.who was likewise a witness of whatpassed, relates, that on the sth, about 11 o'clOck, several Generals sent to the Duke of Bassano, who was mostly alone with the Empe ror, to dissuade him from appearing on the Pa rade., Buthe Would not refrain from: it. About. half past eleven, he formed a plan, which he made the Duke of Bassano write and sign with him, to repair with 2.0,000 nien,• that he had - still with him, to Italy, arni join the Prince Eugene Napo-. leon, He 'repeated . seyeral times, '" if I choose`` to go there, I am certain that all Italy will de " dare for me." • On the Parade, he looked hor ribly pale and thoughtful, and his convulsive mo tions ;hewed his internal struggles; •he did not stop above eight or ten Minutes. When be got into the Palace,. he sent for the Duke of Reggio, and asked him if the troops would - follow hint ? " No, Sir," answered the puke, " you have ab dicated."—" Yes, but certain conditions." " The soldiers," resumed the Duke, " comprehend , the difference ; they think you have no wore any right to connriand them."—" then," Said Napole6n, " this is no more to be thought of; let us wait ,for ' the accounts from Paris." The Marbals returned in the night between tcv'ele and one. ;Marshal .Ney entered first.-- Well,have you succeeded ?' exclaimed the Em- perm.. ". Revolutions do-nut turn back ;' this, has be gun its course ; was too late. To-morrow the Senate will recognize the - Bourbons." - , When shall I be able to live with my family " When your Majesty shall ,please ; and, for example, in the Isle of Elba, .with a revenue of six millions." Six 'millions ! ,that is a great deal for a sol dier, as 1 am. I see very well I mast submit. Salute all my companions in arms."----(ilere Napo leon ceased speaking.) The following circumstances may be added : Four 'day's ago, Napoleon thought of passing Decree, inflicting the penalty of death. upon every one who 'Should be found to have a newspaper iit his pocket. The evening before his dethrone ment, he made a Colonel a present.of an estate in Westphalia. The Emperor oftlitssia, immediately on his ar rival at Pai'is, role on horseback to the Thuille - ries, examined every thing , and p raised the taste - 4 with which' it %vas. adorned. " 1 have found Paris • e - y - 74 - ie,'• sates - b - 13 -- -A - DaJm7, -" - but--1 s h a ll " leave it in a much more flourishing • Being shewn the Saloon of Peace, he said, " What use could Buonaparte 'Make of this Sa " loon ?" When he' came to the great Gallery of the Mu .seutu, he said, " Ten days are necessary to see , " this fine collection." Observing that some, pictures were removed, be said, " Ills cltaracter " must have beeti quite misunderstood, if any " tear bad been entertained for the Museum,' : The Emperor laughed, though. not with bitter ness, at the fear with which,it had 'been attempt ed-to inspire the Parisians. . The Inonnment of the Place Vendome is unUr the prdtection of the high : Allied Powers ; the Statue of Buonaparte, at the lop Of it, is to be replaced by that, of Peace. As the Emperor Alex ander rode by said, " 1 should be atr...id of becoming giddy, if I stood so high." " Your Majesty's arrival at Paris has. been long " expected and desired," said somebody. " " should have been here sooner," replied the iilityeror : " attribute my delay to the Freneu valour." 'His' Majesty goes - everyJnorning and evening, , with some Staff Officers, to attend Divine Wor ship in his chapel, made at the Bureau of the Marine, Lcg, EV' reS i 1 he ,1? 4 . 0 0 tD6 i• of