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I. 4 t ~c ly Of THURSDAY, JUNE 16, 1814, FPRIN; SIXPENCP.-/lALi7PETTP47; r t''; ite tlil4lo e, ry, grist I:rakiqe, Citl' hurpe, % antu r l -4, ` 1 ,,• ;3rtnroal Aria thrcad Bro t l 4 l i.t u) • ;*'` .751 aniptun-stteet, Straucl. IJC t' 3; ivB • ttl° ~ 11 6 % tAib- E )/J—.l th t , T P untAltE P.OYAL, ( . " 1.8- RESENT KVENING, June 16, their NlajestiCs'zlerva n t s viii perform the Tragedy of ti ILIELLO: Mr. Kean Desdemona, To which will he achltql • THE WOOI3IIAN'S HtiT. gnrealcier of C a l a ig ; w, ith Le a nd e r and , and Ella 11.otni1J;,rg. • ROtA.I. i'ATItIOTIC CONCER.TS. • 11. t: I(NG% 'THEATRE, I - JAYIARKET. ethha lan i . ~ _ li...it• i ;, i. thuils a l l t s o u va n l ii i - l cit i r gli i i;:s A s t t i s h p e i , P ,e lt s P RINC E (..: , E REGENT. • •L i ••` l4l ITizhness the Duke of YORK, IJ i s L th .Yal flightless the Otti.e of CLARENCE, • T. 44. ji u Y 4.l , 1.41 ,, h lines the Duke of KENT, 0 ' 114 ' 11 1 , tentss th e Duke of SUSSEX. •-TAloii,, -' - ~.,,,,,-,,, "o'ci- :kith ). •s . i NG, A1t(!•:11()..\. i. D.A.1% . 1,1.,'' grit n '. n ' i 'l Cel,bration of the Di , .I.IVERANCE of 'rut e x ,, 141 01 1' , - , -'l-11Gia, •by the BttrrisH ARMS, which I t•il; i: ''''''icii•a{""ltliOni er t to tint Restoration of Fralsee,, and . 1 ~,,, P' !rN i t''''', '4 I...hri.pe, by' our Ma;uanimons Ailille l'if: .. ',, l, ';ial r, " ESPANA Y LUSITANIA LUIERT.IOAS., k‘i'' 1 " ) f. ITS :t'' ''.', he succeeded or THESE ASONS, or 41 '• ' '''''''... -) .1; • - (1- PEACE, a GRAND CAPIEN .SE 'na( 'qe 0.',. • - .., t. •, ind the whole of the Mu- L '" , vt at .. "d • fi n t ~ . ... ' ' l ` I ' `` • E- ch ' Cone - ert to "I' e Iv't ' '',' ..,', e...t Occasion. _ a .. their4'tii,,,d Iv LT '` (io d save the ring," nr.ely arranged and t! fl ew '. 4 "1 1 tio. who4se to 1.) executed quo: a plan e.n -11 ) e 'l ;it ' ''Y Ilitee e.o ‘ , I t and distinct Orchestras (Its '' " "" "."' l ' P ' e to 0 --- 113 and more than fl !, . , 11 Ni t ~, , couipasing _ tlrec i s a ..• ~ ._ li lit: l4 , i ' i ,. rlek, Id, " ati ' l I'll'y-Verfort.ners', for which 1, preftrying . x Irchitectural Structure, to he erected .over the . 1., ?tent el the ,st. r .,) • 1.. v.:, `..tr (if the First ' llaitd, Mr. SALOMON- A e '"tt ' 'r ': th e Second Baud, Mr. SPAGNOL.ETTI; • d i , l, 4 l , u tli itiqiie Titiril Baud, Mr. MORI ' .• _ , 111 ( I. )'ii, ••‘'''''cal - l'erfortners .ilevq..(ry engaFed, a re , ma- Nr?a,),i's.it,:,;) S i , ;not"framezzani, Nirs. Titclums, ?I's. 4 ' l l Ai r : r i, V44glnali Mrs V nrr, Hr. Keliifer, M ;, I; ~., 'tgftss Nltt i ster.Win4.int, J. Elliot, and Mr. flra ,,rl-' u o , , tli t 7 44. ce- r' :' 'be , i T.• •• e ,t. Noon, and the Per tt '. , co;i ii ''Pe"'-`,a—t.';'-%- - :i. the interior , of 'I I ttat te .., hence at. One ~ COCh, whe n , .. . )`4., 1, O r ~, "I be si)l ictifily illunrinatet- . - " '. . i l l it i all,rituo'cl)ilitt exi;res . sly for tltee Concerts b) ?.,..eaFs. ki c 'etf ) " ( ' le * . 1 1:1 611 de.,„'„,he Boxes (i.ncl BOnes-to he taken) at ..tile.o2era I k 4 c:N.• 11,,,,'"3:•, ITekees'frir itie Pit:. and (-;alk.r.Y to iie11•"1 ut Itli -4 , s t - :,` - tnis, Old Bond-Street; feet ; Nie,.s . rtii. l'iignt aO(1 .iti:testo,' eartin's-lane; Mr. Llit.C!tall; 744,1cP0nc1-street i es iiii i i ii' l ; alid Mesrs: (Aemeirti and CO. C lwa I:sitie.. ' ‘4,.(lne Gui - nta: ;' Gallery', Half-a-Guirie.t. - -- • • • - .' • '= • , ."' Tip-, ~, , .SI,AVE l'it.Sl.)l4. . , . L . ; 1 , . , . SL k I E \D (It , ABIDLITIO.N of. t he 1 4.; \ , ,,',4 r t , .. i , 4 '0 6 , - Os.'-ti A . I, I t , IDP: are ,regoe:ife'd to Meet at. F.R.E.F.- -4`•=:1574‘ I qOKHOW,. tile Ith inst. at. Ulm ' - '"'lir wilt be-tal-ni:rt precis:eh' at TWO. WILLIAM. rEtIiDi.;IIICIC ' Thoneas 13gil ington, i Ikrilliain'l.Jealtrn • .. Will:earn' Wilberforce,: • AViltiant Smith, Ileory 'llion:UM, .1.1). Irby, Thomas Dalton, J. R. Williams,- , - . Chad-vs Fie,cliell, . 1. K. lieurt., A zial ;i. 'fOWeTS, t . ZdChav Maitatil3Y, .lades :::,t4hen, j.i.0. : . , Couv., 1 - 7 ,-- 1 77. " -- 7-------- h 14 e 11., '4•E-OFFICE, • :+ 0,11. ' 'kb, v l / 4 c , :i t , , I:R.CitiT:F. s••-::1 ~,,Iv,in. siy, 7, larq,,li ,a.t..altiti, .::_,G.- i I pr , - . 1-••-• • 1 ., , 4 ed i i Esq. ma), *.eGi',l"l4i. :6,l.lt.lculgh,hrn, ,N,‘,,l'.`',tl4l„ijiA'orlancl,Esq.M.l) 1k 4 ,0 4 ...it , t; . „f tutitit()lttiiiiiiiitt.%)ii, ~•=!,‘;' ~.ii. ,-,-t•:., pireetor.s. ,If.:iitsl4uLirectrar lire, ar t o l e 9 r 'ant,l:- ; .. h fit^ \-''' iiistir(r.in atis ()ffice share the . rt. t 1- 'it ' Pc Piall '• " e .-.i Ni ',hers, according . . 0 tf , espe,,t;,. ,lth t 1:u Oclgtoa, . a, (4 :,01)0 1. ry Ca nributiolis. A Orreirl s al Members, 14:1,1(7 aioriqs. liten' to,tsgriii e d in tb4 -•- --.tw),•_,_w desire pert!ianen . t S'irpi us Capital s h, ll-' ."!'"' ar e k' 'ivre r_t!!spoitsib.le :• lelec- tliias t .tut3iin,iitcd re th t ~43t, w e . Lv elli , tAy• Sr, ;j nglinst that upon ...,,trl licli liaq to*l - 1 RO SeVerely felt•in So ci e ties ,"1.,,,, 1ts 1 '',lioniiiip•tir Union principle. -,„ . Q wi lt ; arc •' • 4re afilioint,d• ' ti , pr;iicipal i o'srl-, _,..._:, .- V 6 ii • ' , l's 1 4 , t i • •. ' 4 *. • , undA on Sulu" . e il)le s. .le Pcnvicllnt Lieu .Office, fo• L• '' 4 t 4,„ pEicE! PE,Ie,E I PEACE! )er , iiei he A,,,sortne‘rit of TRANSPAR . B . INT . CI . E __ f, 14 b . lt4 :_$, 1 I led bY the first . Artists, and painted ILI a v?!Y '...'' e ct, 6 4 14 I ], ", ft)r..he tires'ei‘t tilraious O c cas i o n , ( - ,s, ► v.t..t.. Zlllllin `4l4cape N,r,„,,1, , - , e ,,,, „, nerv , ;Ind Gottite . . • In )11. P,k,l . ,el*V ';e6 ain 4 t . ed) 'it) BE - LENT ( - )1. t,01..D, t h, ( 1, 4t1 , ",'A"S' I;.l,Pufug r; N o t2O, I), '..'eir Chri,, t-, :-, ° •' t - .4 . 1 .. 1,1'.•11-!treet,Silorc krei, I r y ttlii 1 ' '''"'" ' "''' ''' t '-' ..' ''''' bishops...ate- BlacVfnarsoad_, `• I- t-wcr.rloori- of \Worshipltreet, 6 11,-T"--,<_____,ll LIB ---___,_ Iktl, i • .:1'11",/tAlz5,NN, 16 i , Strqnd, London, .. tk '-s3IA,;111 Elio;tly ptilili,ii HISTORICAL sE-6:11111-,..°r_: % , ' l '.'s 4 'FLtvg.. P. Ir. i : will osuipreheltd . lm4? l ,il n 7 s t„;tiri,,,,.,4l;,.before pW:l , ,liy i l ; 4nd Fift'," 'l'.'"i3''l‘,:lifile'- v,:lt,?ltxaildertteturi:sque Vl , -,vs, and Portrait,.; ( .. 4 t 1 1: ely . c::e.., lir otl 9 ,,hy the 4 4,3 (1 the Em press, i ti - titia2 Paintin,s , i. l . i..n wilo .bn.sa,iit.ttle llitli fir, AL.. Paul Svinin , _., .tlicAz . t irtJt , . . . ;1 14t;:( 41; 1 4te Geriel-al Morcial tr 3 ra \ *kmerwa, il.ntl, I, cril, l e c .. .. vtews. Apii ed. Price 14s. plain, and = , is. with co- i ‘ 2iy U lt. • F s 4 9NG'S ItoYAL LEicEas PATENT. •N' i r C'r L 'S I ULANINIA':•ING SsOLAR t'e 34E ' • I 'iv re , , ended at this Sea t ' lO ll l 4 l T' V , e l , 4 tA ' tt . .' "J "`" I res, k , 4 ise,t,o-s•of the ',ea?, nu : . .0 t i, e ch/I e n() Nervous Compl ain t s , - Agues, zi,;u!elit Dh;orderA (4. the Stomach and I..3uwels. v-( 4sx e t '4lb h niellt to . cenviuce the Public more than a , 4,, • 1{11„: tilolt. to 'due tbcir health will 1 1' 4 c r - " n t ; t „. 1(4 -0 1 ." 7A. 6(1. ;nd 143. at.th War e ehouse,- ttsj4 Tile (- 4 tias Saffell" written en the ti 4 , -.4 ,taY 'seen at the Warthutss contain ' illedZ‘("9l.4l/-11u1 Cures performed by the aljoYe in- • . -...,... 4.0 1„...1.5., ' r and WEST.-iNI)i.A., A.:',l ERICA-N k and RUSSIA. b lERCHANTS. , 41 t.. 1 4-4.- litATIT Nof Notti g.ham, it :the . %i t ii, "*erehans oil.k.nwiati'd, 'an fi li T; - aders in gen erya,14411;,. hen,SE'-'('l,'ltediene.e..of ule, lie hits placed ,b.if-31".., the , 4 1 , u PEPPERNIINT, ad other.llleutc&new 7" 'll4 ' -•. I. ' I.3IV NIIIIS, Cit; St Patil.:s Church-I ar . , in U' l --s, - - ,!.. ,!.. .I a. DielSailt It eme.d) I trotrlc.c e . is a .kit.e,' en,c_ua.. , ' L 'il4l, , 1 $., Gtuity. and Cholicliv Pains in the . SturTicll and. ~aitend 1Ve,4 1 041, t,ll Vldtg-estiell, Hystercs, Sea-sickness, -I\a.ns't tiosoi,,,YtkAvAllty, It elkixation and Lassitude Eirisll47 i'''°d l 7 11,:lel'atk.Watit of Apn'etitc, Injuries from Inclerkknt aloti e t„' tile alitise of sirittl'ious Litorturs, and in the spats ,,"l"ay.tiou of the. Stomach and Bowels, so cotninor, 0 ~z l:i' i t , g ,Na,Kiikg• the dose'to the urgency of the case. -1.5 . a l 111!t1.lee''ci"-k "r fur.like "Iraq or Navy, it will be foad At kl.:,le4lpt:'tr4,,Ciat3..B:i..tt*:nir.i. Pepper' Velt; 'idllY Nltuicitie t.a. talkie int is so well kno..vn as a rail,- prit2cipal olijk:ct of till.' ad e6'4.l'4l"i•f"it iA to "u'ard purchasers against, the tincie;•ous if til o:,,tsi_whic.h::tre prepared h y Dru,,l,',lsts,.Kc._ 1 P heat h especially !Alt gi t , • t. ' for I.,%lortation. Ike only Caution .. - . , 44 tile (-• '' ''') ' ' 11;11 .1. p. 1 i mi h, Nottincivini, id erigravt4 .t. ttiwtoverts..ent aims}. Noid - Wllol4s4le rind Retail, by ittl t i 4 '4% Ng.tiq, St. Paul's is Yard, iu Butitta '22.:d. - • 14d A • . . - ENTERTAINMENT of the MEIICHANTS.and BANKERS of LONDON, the 17th Instant: •- T• •• HE Carriages of the Royal Pe'rsoeages who intend to honour the Meting at Mere.AitUt Taylor's Hall with their presence and their Suites, are to set down with their bows beads towards'Bishopggate4treet, and after- wards tern to the right in that Street,. whereby they will have free access again to the Han, by Ong doirntbrithal and en tering Threadneedle-street the - Bank:: Gentleirin intending to lie presvlit at•the Entertainment, will please to direct their .Coaehinen to setdown.iAith their horses heads towards Bishop ;ate-street, and then to go into that Street, and turn -down on the left hauth, June 15, 1814. • 1 - I,OLDEN, Set. MOi T&AGE , 'FORTY-FIVE THOUSAND • v.'s' POUNDS, in One. Suns ' or in Different .Stns, on MORTGAGE of a large FAMILY ESTATE, of above thrice the value. The Interest will* punctually paid Half Yearly, at a Ilankin;TLhouse iu Lonclou, or r-initted to the Lender, tit option.—Further particui.irs can be given, with reference to respectable ll_.:01-iCitk,rs of the Proprietor of the Estate, at Mr. Mills, Law, Statiouer,..Great Shire4aixe, London. . HAYES„KENT • TO BE 'LET, and innni;ll kite Possession had, of ASMALL LIO.U.SIi, con taitiiii a on the Groutid Floor, a Drziwjrig-room, Di..ing-room, and, Breakfast-room, K, eitrit, Dairy, Pantry, and Wash4snist. ; On leirst Floor, F‘,or best,Bed-roonmr, and, over the.al, Foar , Attics, with' a Small Gardeti and Orchard, 'snout Four ,leres, situate ill the e leasant iaPe of Hayes,•a-trkio.- .. • L is.e sidence, iii tar the aecommLdation,of a small a, a kinntuig-box fur,any Gentleman loud (tt . held spotts, within reach of sever,l packs of h6unels2--Forltii: - .0, - ; ,a ;1 1- cul..rs inquire of Mr. Pal: ps, Rat itivy-g,iju,, deur I;swi,nam '; or isis. John Letts, No. Js. Cornhill. - DM'QNSHIRE. • TO be. SOLD, ni F1.4.;1±',. - trAdv desirable SIDENC .)I ex.c.,lh/n1 iloaie, Shruh`wiy, and evert , .coore.4cuce, wi. h ail, or an) . _ rt, of &two', i'vvo 1149drekr an,d'Fitty Acres' . <4 rich OicUard, rtTe Land, situateu . in a ,licl tcred cde, ova Itoe.:1, Zintl Within a short disfanc , :. of several Nl<idit Towns.-- po*t - paid, to P. M. Pt.,t-olltce; G,tl owl DtiVon.. SPACIOUS CITY SALE ROOMS. • 1 1V,Tit: • DIVNri:,'L SAiIT:I haing 'taken' the_ AN: , I miff' ALliglitll afiloianni and I,lroad-stftet, late it. thelf-ccu l ;awail of M. ithikes, Esti. has appropriated the.grt ater pat - to an Aucno>. ;iiST.,-I.ILISHMENT, fur Re." Cirouh,:, Property ,ilne. it will comprise, in adth ti..ii kie j s,..C.,tionf for the.Salp of 6states, w-Soite of f ith SpaelOug Shiite-Ise and Hail, etnire niii--iti,,z,o4i-0.-teci ter tiiit , Distiray of Furniture, Pictures, anti ..ervy kind ht , :L the:Pricey friuse, thc co fusion Of th ,\ action wil'aout any c:.tra l:xpet, 0. , _ ICIr. now• the Asistance of his Atni, particulirly t in tu var:lus i;:uoclies or i—N!) is Al - tallied to undertake it, - ,•ithiiut; rein,fais.hing hiS House anti Odicq.- at Windsor, wire: e, -during practice, he has had the • diitinguished hotpar of sm-ing frequent his Majtsty: and niany and Gentkiatti lit vas-lioiv parts of alto :Esti.tes, • Firtruititre;;tock, and - Propeity of ccory'Pc:criptiou.- • 9, New Droati-street,. dune 13,. 1814. •- • . FURNITURE, BOOK CASES, CLOCKS; `. PICTURES; PRINTS,_LIOQKS, 'and other EFFECT:i, near. the . Bank, Of England: • • • • - • ' TO BE SOLD BY - AUCTION by Mr. DANIEL 'SMITI-r, upou the Premises, on Tuesday, gist June, IEJ4, aqd fol lowing Day, at Elureft o'clock - ,7 ' - HE NEAT-HOUSEHOLD' FURNITURE; comprising Bedsteads and Bedding ;:Brussels and Tt..r key Carpets; Dining Tables' On Pillars and:Claws,. Library, Card, anti Pembroke ditto; . capital Mahogany - Bookcases ; Wardrobes; Sideboard; - Desks; two -excellent Eoit-day Clocks; Kitchen Utensils; and nunneronS'l:Veets; togiAher . with some Books, Prints, and ,Valiole Pictures, the Pro perty • Job 'Nitithew RaikeS,' Esq: . aehis late, Residence in Alderman's-Wait, near Broad street and BishopsgateCtillfeii, *t 4 z ,, The Effects may be ;viewed - nriM4Sday. the 20th, and Morning ofdiale ; andCatalogoes had apoir thc.Premises ; of Messrs. Harwoods, 21, Bond-sirret ; and.of Daniel Sznitb and. Sun, Windsor, -and at Nu.. 9, New.litoa.d-stfot, City. " LOCK AND SURGI.C.3 Ills 'Royal liigliness the DUKI .. the following C0n1464 Ear{ of Eg'reofnat • Earl of Leitrim_' . , L DpiPMNSARY. of . 1 - 01{,k, l'irsiderit, ce.of Goveroor4,-,-- ' Cul. W.j.;fones, h 1. Y P.' John Littouche; E5q,.111,.1). . , Rt. Hon, R. B. Sheridan, M. P. I Col. It Clements,M. I'.. Hon. Col. J.Barry,'M.P. • Capt; J. Hay..' • S i 7 RGEON, Mr. Kiernan, Member of the Royal College, 'Loudon: riIHL above ESTABLISIIMENT Liaites .the - S;afety of a PUBLIC INSTiT'Q'TIOM, With a Delicacy, Honour, and Secrecy, that belongs to PriCate PractiCe;7anil, added to its high Patron;!ge, it i., coudjicted by such Profes siatl)l,Slril4 a . nd'extensive 'Practice, that the Worst Case,s of Disease, as ; Stiictures . , Debility, Ulcerations, &c.: hotve - er . itiv•etevatti ex of longstanding, expefience a complete Cure, as Well as,that Perangenteat of the Generative Organs, Which impliss the Constitution an.l shortens Life. Mr..Kie;:liari may ye consulted by Patients of both sexes, at his private :ialse, Nu. 2i, Lower Chatlotte-street, lled 7 fora-square, wherC the n'ecessary Advice and:M e dicin e s Will he giyeu, or, sent t., ,iny part of the . : United Kingdom. 'aust published, price Practical Observations on' the above pisqases,;- su;,l by Sherwood andCo.'w, Paternoster row, mid by H. Highley, No. 24., Fleet-street. LATER'S PATENT — STEAM KITCHEN AN - l) RANGE, complete, with, late Improvements, is to be superior to any other Apparatus in the King dom foicail kinds of Cooiing either i r large or small Fami lies) in the most c,can and delicate Manner ; its various ope rations, of Stearing, Boiling, Roasting, Baking, Stewing, and Broiling, and ;opplying constantly from one to fourteen gallons of boiling water, and With -or without a Hot Clo Set, are all performed by th; use of one small lira. •Its supe-. rioriq over every other method of Cooking consists princi pally in the following particulars:— . I. It stands in a snialler'cOlipass, and. is attended by less trouble than is occasioned by any -other rilode of Cooking, and' it is always well understood by once or twice using, nor is it so lialoe to' be out of repair. 11. Half the fire that any other on the most economical plan consumes is sullicient, , andtit is wholly free from great heat, and all sulphurcous or other disagreeable smells. - • 111. The conking by strain, 'viz. hot distilled water. Meats so cooked do not imbibe iniiiure substances, such as collect ill tea-kettles, &c. IV. Victuals dressed on this plan may lie cooked a second time, and be as good as at the first, or, when ready for dishin,. can be made to wait an ,hour without being-spOiled. V. Roasting by hot air . en this plan is more cleanly, and there is a saving of one p o und of meat in ten Loth in boiling and roasting. . . , . VI. The i%Clple is free from the poisonous effects of copper, or coppers badly tinned. VII. .The Apparatus has been proved, by particular caku 7 lation of many families whO have itin" use, to :fear its first cost in from six to twelve months, yielding or saving ()fluor:, than 10 per cent. both in time weight of victuals dressed, and in the quantity of fuel used.. • Orders received by THOMAS WATTLEWORTH, Agent to tbe'Patentee,.at the..Shew4tooms, No. 64, Great Russell street, Plooinsbury-s•piare; where may be seen the P a t en t _ Kitchen' and Range complete.. N. B. Wholesale Warebousis, Hart-street, Bloomsbury. • OFFICE; 2714 May, Isl 4. 011 CE is hereby given, that a Session,of Ogo and Tern iner and Gat?! Delf.cery,for the Trial (f fences comniitted on the Ml.crh Sea.s:, within ;the Ju~~%al'iction of the izidMiralty of Ettgland,will be held at justice Ball, in the Old Bailey, London, on I , :riday, the Ist of July ne:rt; at Aght-o'Cloch in the Morning. J. Tr. cRoKErt. coNTEmPORAR? BRITISH PORTRAITS. ESSRS. CADELL and DAI T iES. have lately published - the Sixteenth Nur:l6er of this ele gant and interesting Work.- It contains Portraits of Lord Viscount Castlereagh, K. - 13.; the Earl of Carlisle K. B.•; Sir N. WiThan Wra:4ll, Bart. Nits . .. Elizabeth 1-I:uniitet ;- Richard Cumberland'Aysq. ; Robert !..sinirke, Esq. 11, A. Ac ct.ropiciie(l by snort: r.77‘egraphical Noticos. 'file Work is printed in large luarto, each Number, pric,:.! 11. Ss.; or Proof Impressions, in a s'aperior niaz,..ner, hi folio, price 11. 16s. A few of. each 1 3 'F/tit is taken off for separate sale, price 53. Proof; 6il. . The SeVenteenth.Number"iill be published in and the - iVor'k will •,(!• . _rir'giilarly co itinued every two months. A Prospec. us, and a l_Aat of the Poi - traits contained in the fi - st Sixteen Ntunbers, may he had of MeSirs. Cadell and Davies, aud.ot all the principal Book and Print-sellers. In a few Day , «•ill be published, THU EXCURSION, being a Portion of The RECLUSE, a Poem. • By _WILLI 'AI WORDSWORTH.. i:riiited for Longinan; Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown,- ; and at the British Gallery, 54, New Bond,, • 1)-arinkfor Publication, a new Editiorrof the " Lyrical Ral!at!,," by the same ,41othor. • • • . This Day were publishA, T.:..!e;rantiy printed in Octavo, and Hot-pressed, price 2s. Gd. -V• T A .I' lONAL •It I U 11 S.—By Mrs. • COCKLE. • , 44 . We retrace wrth euetn'ry's pointing bouud,• ...Plat calls tile past to nor exact review, The dangers we hat : e 'wailed; the broken snare, disappointed , foe •deliv'ratice found thelooli'd far, life preserv'd, and peace restor'd."—COWPEß. ills:), by the saQie Author, lately published, 1. An Eliglac,Triblit'elo the Memory of General Sir John 'Moore, 4tO. 2s. • 2. 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Thus• head-aths, indigestHns, and other complaints of the stomach and bowels ; and t!'iu - s, disorders of the liver, the lungs, the kidneys, &c, and gouty anti rheutnatieuffectioni, will crired before they take root in the'constittition. As 4 general Family Medicine they are supeiior torll others, and they are particularly convenient far travell'ers, as "they do not require any confinement. - containing : 36 Pills, for 4s. Gd. each, by V. Newbery and Sons, in St. Paul'sChureh-yard ; but as many persons mistal.,e the house, they will be careful to obs, , rve that the Numbey •is 45, the third•frour Cheapside, and that his name is engraved in the st taps. To be bad also at Dr. James's late house in Bruton-street. lIA.It. A. BRAD LEY, Middle N e ,W- s ti•eet? A. Gough-square, London, will satisfy- the most seinpa boas piirec as to the authei;ticity of a Friend •of riving great Benefit from, the COItDIAL BALM of GILEAD, iu •aCretan . : disorder. of the nervou , , bilious, and flatulen t with which he had been . l,:g afflicted: ltfr. E. Pierci, High-street emitighsio, vouche, for the surprising _Cure of a Gentleman long in a deep Decline, having taUti five bottles of the Cordial Balm of Gilead. The spirits, strength, and appetite of the young man were visibly and. very Materially improved r. and by continuing , the use of it a few weeks longer, he was, With nod's blessing, and to the great ('...omfort.aud astonishment of his family and friends, restored to perfect •healt • Mr. B. Boothroyd, of Pontefract, reports of.-a man in that neighbourhott, 'about the nge - of thi,rty; who had theuappear ance of labouring under tha.t 'ulost dangerouS disease, the Priltnonalis,'Or ConsUmption. Fle had a considerable fkeeree of 'hectic fever,:profuse. night-sweats, expectoated much, and was reduced to a state of eNtreme•debility2 Hari rig had. the best medical advice he chard procure, without obtain. relief,.he..had recourse to the cordial Balm of Gilead ; persevering in the.lase of it, all the unfavourable symptoms gradually abafed, and he has. attained a .vigorous state of . health. -- • 'Government Security against Counterfeits, besides a Saving of One Bottle in Four.—The Cordial Balm of Gilead is sold in bottles; price 11s, each; or the quantity of four in vme Family Bottle for 335. on which one Its. bottle is saved, duty _included; the stamp' of which bear§ the' Proprietor's name and address in the- engraving-, '' Liverpool.," to imitate which isletofiy; and this privilege of a particular set of plates for his stamps has been granted to Dr. Solomon, bd favour of his Majesty's I-lon. Commissioners of Stamp Duties, purpomly to secure the Public against crtnterfeits none else are genuine. '• Sold by Samuel Leigh, NO. IR, Strand ; Sutton and Co. (late Dicey and Suttun),•Bow Church-yatd; Bacon and Co. No. 150; Oxford-street, Loud an ; —Brodie and Dowding, Salisbury ; A. Smith, Per fumer, North Bridge, Edinburgh ; Mnrtili - Keene, No. 6, College-green, at Davison's, No. 1, Parliament -street, and of Messrs. F. Newi*iry and Son', flublin; and retail, by all Medicine Venders in the United Kiugdom. • • - • Some dis Orders have been many years in proceeding to such a. degree of malignancy us cannot be - :eradicated itS a few . weeks ; therefore it is in order to encourage steady perse verance in the' usehf proper' means: that Dr. Solomon' has adopted the pla,n of his boxes, with three large 335. Family Bottles,' containing the .quantity of Twelve at Its. paaed np safe for the country ; for a Vivo-pound tittli-note,'. by which 11..125. is saved ; vide " Guide to Health." As Dr. SQLOMON's Practice is now become so great and exteasive, thirt.his constant engageuietttS require a consider able portion of his time. and attendance, he expects, when consuitanl, the usual complim e nt o f O ne .•Pound; but , all written cases, or letters of advice, and unaccompanied with lan °Niel-for:medicine and remittance, to be'answered at his leisure, are required to enclose only Waif a Guinea. Drafts may he obtained at .any Post-othce, 'payable at Liverpool, for small sums of money, which is a sure mode of conveyan ce, Such letters should; for safety, be thus directed i-t" Money, Letter. Dr. Solomon, Gilead House, nenrLiverpool. Paid. double postage." . 4 *„ o tatters may be [addressed to X. Z. or A. B. at 'the rost-otlice, till caked for. Pt.r.-.o:s who do not wish to hare. :their names known, 1 - y have tU.ir boxes dirOtd W. Z. to bO. loft at till called for,. TO THE EDIT , blti O 1 THE SUN. "t Ma;!; let. 86,---te'soil\lg to ildti:•l.,rAsto, th 4 pleasures of retiverneiii; I accidentally pitclreti upon One of his Letters, feinting a nieinneholy-in .eblettt in the tarnilSr f.h; ScliWnrtetthergH=se hlStriotiS is this name; conntiited raft!) the lious of Austria, that an .aneectote.e6inprising betii, , fancied might g -'66 Agrecatile to - the Public kt time; pnitictilarly when the- Narrater is no lesl personage iiqn Laurent Metastasio. I liars given . thy ,tran'illik4r), front a , desire •te furnish something useful or entertaining for THE SUN, in return for the 'ample.and excellent reading it hai afforded me W. %V. ' I begin my letter with the fatal inUlligente received front Prague, 'whiCh afflicts ine much, ai indeed all Vienna. Heft is the extract Of my Cor= respondent's letter.----Prque, 11 June. The Ein• peror. taking the diversion of hunting iss-the iVoods of Brankais, fired at a stag; the ball„ after having' .passect.through its body, struck the left. hip of his Highness the Priiite of Sew•artzenberg, Grand- M;ister of the Horse, who fell, mortally'woundecfi. .acrd this morning, between three and Font., he e - piied... This misfortune has deeply aff..cted the Emperor; le•could with difficulty be pi'e , ventell from attending personally on the dying Prine, to whom he sent the Count St. Joliex"). soliciting forgiveness. This neays, w%-tieh is too true, ha 4 evidently' thrown• all Vienna into ci ns te..na t. on . ; maily for the love they bore the deceas,ed Noble niam, •and all (knowing the susOpiibte mind of his august Master), fearing•the etre( ts- of such an unhappy accident on his tv , ole fratne ; nor has it been possible to persuade him to losesinne blood, though deemed,necossary ; -and the worst is, that the'Empress (whose Adroit circumspection would have been more efficacious thazi all, in divertink his mind from its. melancholy bent) is not at pre sent in. Prague, being at Carlsbad for the benefit of the waters. In consequoce of this eatris trophe, the Fete of Angus; will not be kept in the City of Krunian,• as I wrote ; fur hiring th,st which gave birth to the deceased Prinee,•it is not now proper for scenes of festivity. 1 shall wait further orders, but the general opinion is, the Int 7 perial Court will hasten back to Vienna, 'Ste, " 'Vienna, June 14, 1732." mt:TArsTAsi.o, CITY FETE. The Procession to Guildhall on Saturday' be the same as on the first visit of kacing to the City after the. Coronation ; and.the whole Pate 4 to be- eoinliv't cd . on 4he ancient preccde4ts. Tl4c Prince Regent is tip go in the,stlte carriage, wiili eight' cream-coloured borses. The Baud o'f (kn tleinen Pensioners, the! 'Yeomen of die' 1.3-harrli and an' the ()dicers of the Household in,their statd liveries;' attend the carriage. The two :.':;overeii.pii go with his Royal Highness in the Stntt: carriaqc. • Temple-bar will'be shut ; and on the city Side of it, the cortege will be met by the. Lord .Mayor; Aldermen, and Suerilf.:, all on horseback. Pot.x Lord filayor . will prese9t the city keys to tha Prince Regeht, who will rt turn them ; and .thert the Lord.Mayo , r . ,"preceded by the . Aidernicn, af;d. having the two SlieOffs on his right and left hands, will ride before the royal carriage to Guild hail. • • In tli - e the Lord Mayor stands behind tlr Prince Regent, who takes the Chair, supported. on" his right and left by the two \lonarchs and none of. theusiial 'ceremonies at a city feast.,•, its, to the wanner of giving toasts, &e. are practised. • .A canopy of richly ornamented velvet . is to .he; constructed at the eastern - exttemityol , the suflicieutly expanded to overhang three seats, al lowing a space Ylf three feet to each. • The centre seat will be ocenpied• by'the - Prince Ite4:ent, and the others ..on theatight and left by the iliumtrions• Visitors., the Emperor of Russia and the King of . Prussia. The bony of the Hall will be- divided into four equal portions, - to be designated ,y Nos. I, 2,3, and 4. Tile first divisiOn (-No. 1), comprising that .part generally occupied. by tile Hustings, is destined for the accommodation of the Prince, Regent, their Itnperial and Royal I\l'a jesties, with. their immediate friends'; No 4 2; tending from 'the Hustings to nearly the..grand. entrance of the flat), is to . hetappropriated- to the. , • use of:Noblemen invited, and.Otlicers in the salt (If ,the Prince Regent; Nos.•3 , and'4 be• acsc copied by the Aldermen and Common .Cottucil men. 'fitc Hall will be lined with crimson throtth , - out, andillatninated with variegated:ln.mlis;•iwrr sperscd with transparencies, havir,i appi'opri:ite mottos to each. The Galleries erected for the accommodation the Ladies - occupy a depth of . about . six feet ;iei' around the Hall. Ab ove thp , gallery,• t n fte north side of the Hall, vill . trt!erected an ort;he:,itt to hold the' Prince Regent's and the Doke ,e York's bands. The Adjoining Hall, in which arc field the Cotits of Common Cc, * •il, Aldermen, and the Co:lrr3 of ding's Bench and Common Pleaq',-are to be coliverted into drawing-rooms for the •occ:atirm, whither the company will repair in the first in stance. No scats (as has hitherto been the custom at the Lord Mayors' Feasts) •will be permitted'to be occupied in the: body of the Halt, until the "loyal Guests have been seatecL