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ACBETH. wt ,• ICerr:hie; I,,acly Macbeth, Airs. Renaud. he dd aed, the Historical Romance of . On M ond CGLUR DE LION. aY, ifeu t y the Eighth ; with Aladdin. - • „. 13: 11 1 ,4, E ,1t n i3 to Nerl , RT —At the ' 1 :Plf" :. on l'ittnitv,-June 3.—For•th -111)r t I s L i tE ( 4 1 . he &Izi..'l . E. l 4;ii - a FRIENDS of FOREIGNERS _ t q uu er th t p a , o f their Royal Highnesses the . buke c Y,oitx, ht:,iv of. sussEX, °Lt- KF,ti BNCE , Millie of CAMBRIDGE, Duke of GLOUCESTER. L ' rhe , CO MMITTEE OF NIA'S:VIERS- Ii o i d uf Rd°a e 1) , or, Lord litihertSeymo;irf - Lord Caithorpe, J. C ~.liNtanville, the Right ,Hon. John Trevor, the Sir - WiPiatu Paxton, John Jurtui Auger-• Its •• Ev i . he l' ' . .A . IISCELLANEOUS CONCERT, Th r GII O A , N , D jes ;, i ; will consist of . the whole of ',l li • ru wi l ie Society ;• the Concert of and i o ' f V i- o h e ' ar,Musk• ; who . , together with the 1 d Performers, hare 11:;erally offered their 7 , • 4 -e } i ' th -1,13 le n benevolent occasion. Vocal-Performers—. P e ' Macl is u► b e e ' el a ( 1 ni, Mrs.Dickons ; Gras 3 s l in C i , , 4 Mr a s. - Bia N t i tehi.J. , acy, Madame Alacroni, Eartleman, Mr. Bialiant, 4 , ars Inci s ';' l ., auglian ; • . .m,.. H, wes , d ' a nd Mr.Evarts, k. r. merlu, Kellner,. Messrs. C. anil W. Knyvett...,.Nlr. sell. m i .. Mr. Pyne, Mr. J. 13. Sate, • Mr. 'lylor, Mr. Tramezzani, Mr. Vangtia , n,•Mr. s e • , BereTr, Mr. J Cra ✓ • NT.* runteii,u, i'erioi Huss—, V eS 5 '''leshacli, Mr. R. Lindley% . Alr.:Nicliclson, _r. M r ' ll4l berg, Messrs. Sel n iu , nke .. . , Mr.4agneletti, Mr. ~r'eaders—First Act, A , e;c1;.; - -1. Second Act, •rd A t Mr S..twilon. Conductor— b ;port d o by the cc vtlp . . — The Choruses 1. e'nale Siro - eri from Lancashire ; the tc • 6f his • Chapel Royal, of 'St. fx.) 18, TrUg C ho 41 West • s- the whole of the s. moister Ata,ey ; and also y "'gets of' the k and - Vocal Concerts.. will be open at lad the Concert commence 'eight ' I •Ii• Ticket, for the Box - es and Pit, ) , : ek tta * eaCil • Gallery,lo- 6t17 Bel/es to. he taken, .and 1-4 :: (41 :: m 1 :11 1, b . e h tCa c t 'lt' tlie Cou s ;mitt?s-Ro . o al of -the Opera-- nr, ssQ, (;h a ;at Mr. Birchall s, 1.33, 1 "....'e , v , 11.0nd-street; 124 .New Bond-street;- r. , . s treet ' Prestoon, ~ •9- Qtrand; Mesrs. 2 b ? _ Cheapsiiie; Messrs. Astor and Co. •)7, k i d Mr. m'''', l t ssrs• BettS, North Side of the Royal ; 4,.. e . n Cele,,:,„ a y?,....ecr e t ary , S . - tin-Court, Cornbi4 be.aut k !. , Ise xpr "L:' , t 1 'diet, designed and engraved by : 'em , i s ri v en . t t Lt'er e"1). for tkis occasion, Will ')e ;oven to es ei b t eNn 'ul;:l P k r t ° - p er ,Peace . 01licer will be provided, and every D ors —For the c,..areaience of tl • ~t ' lAniy eu the " - • - and Gen "ne- -►4 Partic u larly requested that La, les t l i t j r„iC i t b dir t! (i c '' tif e 4 l v l ( : ' ,Y Par t the. Town -Will he pleased to grte " 4 their. Coachmen to enter from the top of 4 "(1 not to break the,lni,. lit , 7 " .. .- *- 11: t it i., : v. - - At ADZA 'I, ~).NIEII.SE. I -PLA(..1., : . Fi 1 ' IAI IIBITTON is NOVV OPEN E frm ii n -g..--.0.1.t o'clocii in the Ni.4-rnltie: till Seven in the ye "ulttallee Is. Ulf:dog-tie Is. ‘`---..,_:..____ , HENRY HOWARD, ILA. Sec. nRITISI-1- GALI ; ,ERT„ - PALL-MALL- lr • '`ALLERyi , , NOW OPEN., with -a Se , ( ' ) u i ," ti ) t ilk sof FlOriA RTi I. WILSON, and, e7 ZOFFAM ; 7 -with which the Pro e 'j favoured oureil the Ilrlrish Institution, for the pur slteLlf:3Yeing' the merits f tbose era i nen t 'Master's. s°lll ientillS:at,—Aciihittanee is. , Catalogues Is. By Older, JOHN YOUNG, Keeper. - ON .THE EIRTH-11.1Y. trynx, 1, 4 -, ( N, Stock -Broker, .2, Cornhill, and 18, osc , , 4 u, treet, hopes to bare the oleasure of again h „ ti g.. t l)l s, Friends with the CAPITA . .L. PRIZES to he --444 . 0 % , —hitherto his success on the 4th of June 'Vire& he now invites his Frieniis, to parchase in the NEW, LOTTERY of which contains wPrize of 20,0001. two' of f &c. &c. IVO, 6 he Lottery j us t en d e d, EYTON sold 41s o 1 ' ;? 3 ••• • .. 1 No. 198. - L-200 , the B. 159 • ' •• • • 1 - 2 00 8 11 -i slll, " 3 , 9,59 0 , and 10,327, entitled to 1 0Tickets r `ent Lottery, which way gain every Cipital.. ta.,-,;._ Ai1,,,,-(7...1A- WAREHOUSES; SO: 16, CHEAPSIpE. "ttCHANTS i Dealers in India Shawls, ~,P1 14 4 , .1 / 4 _, s e , l , l ;: i i ) c i e ir !p d, i ! 1 Niusl a in n s ( „ arc respectfully informed they t431,,,,5,,..i,05... ‘ith the above on . il..ie 1 . - - si. Terms. India. 1 1 ,.„,k extl, l „uht the foil Price paid Cash, o. arlya2tag,..-. Vij'lY 1 : ..'". The e - re-teS. - clioice of Fashionable t7oods, ce ,Inii"..l,,ns, el egani - Fu " rnit ' Or - es, &c. &c. ' Gotais by th 9 •-................... .4,eilly. ALL WHO A lit VALUE THEIR SIGHT. . ;' i 'pv) ',.'Ziit. t iit. of the A ce is ref cored - the Weak ' tCY''' , li ' 4 'g - the 141 g l' he - Pc - r;ect Sig ' 'it preserved, r ! , A r ,, .N ...;.. ! e ; am.. t is' 9 p re . 1 41,,S ,I Lineages, by 1311,1DBERRY's PATENT 't'llt Ij. tiii rs , lin a., ...,,, s t t . . -40 ag er ,aop, b l'pointment„ be particular in observing it s ) bet a rivate Mouse , next door to te Vizh-. "II Sw P allow-street, and Army lc-street. lit N. ,---- DI NIG SCREEN nisi,: rI/ F-AV PATENT FOL , _ _,_ ~,.__ 11' 1 u --I' , i-11-.; -1 sold hs , 11 - 1 7 :',:r.'01`. and '.."'• •F tr .. , ,li - • - rect, litooras izry g-4011trion' ' r_ d - . .. 1 -'" ~ c -ej f,'l` -, -'" ' .b 1446 :4444 a ‘Cerg'e ''''' :\ (). " :-'3' f n I,;ta'iiiti • !Id egulatillF t i• t . 1 " Chia th . ` a '" l u "“' s 9 °.,.,,.%, ..,.,h,,., sp,t), /lam b I , i •h tit viiri _ , . hies, and c,lnng t , .. • fte t t e i c,juid iid(h)s-I)sues.,ssful, ever , n,: i .;,. . ..,.,.. ~ , - L i , : h •: , ii ,, :i . t• t i i • - .. ; : rz 1 ie; , „ .,. a . 1134"itiatgle':111:;e not tla‘i'4%;.%)ll7eei u tt tl '''' e li r '4"ll. o 'n r i..Y' at a iy u (l ot h . c: ;i - o '‘ ta -:). n . I d e ' sn i t i n () e t a r P e " - ______ ~, _to n , lki) ,r1;..50ir1,43.,\10N, Gilw;d-lionse, neafLiv'e4look. .-1 - , e/.lfilicted Lady who. laboured under the Ilessl-''''et" Nervou s A friction possible (ilt,rdernig on mak: tf c ', a rd oh the eve of being: sent by her friends to a hirr i e. °I. Yotil.Pl'lt, where she plats been t).f , re,‘proc. ! ul a l hot... i e tiii4,ht,. pI,,,OTAL BALM of..GILEAi), ~,nil, twin,. the A rect sl,e he -11- hu•vvv' at't.'lshroe has rCa!ly bat! 4 wonderful el . ~_ . was thal :' , r •_. er so u was in her I it,... I !hill , 1, .1,..u . o 41 t;:•11 at ,' bat you should be itlitr, a“plai,ittt! W ` t !' .' the ril't -ee 41 '1 • dI, ‘ I-- ,-• t/ satisfy any inquiries. ion. , i. ~,,ip!, i itt• ' remain, dear ~ i i-, .oar's truly, ,or.st:inut.ll, 1 tth Pel I e B. Nary Agent. A LiE , XAD.Eit, t4, i T (ii, ~.iw.slittou saki Co Bow Cliurch-yard ; rsl - athews onti,:,,, 18 , Strand ; _Pa co' , ;m e i co. 15.,,, Oxl'ord-street, J, • 1.;,,1',' "r• Snlith,, 'pert-inner, • North Ilridg;• Eilinhti.r.•;:h 1.,, L1, :; , a . and Arign, Nl,Dlatlld, ~ilas4GW, ..oil all . u:ledieine er :,, ), 441 .(t prL e I is. ei,o, t • f , 111: in :, - it. fatoly bottle ~,atd 3. ,),," which, it 1' ' •',',' • s tv • ' with -the wvrtt% zio. ~,,,-, , .iie ~ ~ , t,... :... , : ~.,,,, 4'.c'ranhi,l,,iverpqtl," eii - raved oil the stamp, FAMILY OF WOOIILETTi ITT is painful lo consider that the singular In- A.• dam" and irreproachable Character of that 'pre=eini tient Engraver, WoOLLETT, has not been able-to secure his Family from Indigence; and that, whilst the civilized world resounds with his praises, the resp'ectable Widow and 'amiable Daughters of this excellent dan are absolutely' destitute of the means of subsistencit Me. NVooLbtrr died in 1785, 'leaving aninconsiderabk pro perty to his Family; tins, gra,inally impaired by :Sdisfcirtit nes, is now exhausted, and the perional exertion; of his aged. Wi dow, and her' two Daughters, can ❑o longer supply the de , . ficieney. This fact, it is hoped, need only he stated to a British Pula.' lie, ever gcateful to its ingenious 4,,itizens—a Subscription is, therefore, opened for their immediate Relief, and with a view also to the purchase of tan Anunity for their future Support; and the following Nohlekien and Gentlemen have undertaken to be Trustees for disposing of the Money that shall be raised.. for,this purimse, in the most prudent -manner :- 7 The Earl of Ashburnham, • ' Sir Thomas Bernard, Bart. The Earl of Nlulgrave, • ' Benjamin West, Esq. Sir George Beaumont, Bart. , 'John Julius - Angerstein, Esq.- Subscriptions arc received, on the Trustees' account, at the following' Bankers :—M.,ssrs Moriand, Ransfin and Co. Messrs. Thomas Coutts and Co. ; Messrs. Goslings and Co. ; Messrs. Masternian, Peters, and Co.; Marsh, ti11:13..11d, and Co. 6, Berners-street ; and McssrS..Boydelis and Co. 90, Obeip side. Earl of Ashhurnham /j 10 10 Earl of flitrdwicke - 10 0 Earl Dighy - - 10 0 Earl of Mulgrave - 10.10 Lord Browniow - 10 10 Sir George Beaumont 42 0 Lady Beaumont , ` 10 10 Sir Abraham -Home - 10 10 Sir Thomas Bernard - 10 10 Sir J. ShtTlierd - :5 . 0 Latiy Lucas - - 10 0 Thel4on.Bar.Dinisdale 10 lu Right Hots. C. Long 10 10 Admiral Digby - 10 -0 .1. J. Angerstein, Esq. - 1Q 10 Philip Metcalf, Esq, - 'lO 0 Thomas-Coutts, Esq. 10 10 Mrs. Weddell - - 5 0 Samuel Athawes, Esq. 10 10 Williaw Ewes, Esq. - 10 10 Philip Eines, Esq. - 10 10 Joseph Blant, Esq. - 10 10 Mrs. Jaclyn Blunt - 5 5 Rev. Holv.el Corr - 5 5 Jetties Clay, Esq. 10 10 Mrs. J:,,nes Clay Felix Clay, E s q, William Ctay, George Clay, Esq. - - 5 5 Diaisdale - - 5 5 Thomas Di cusdaie, Esq. 5 5 Rev. William Holmes 5 5 Holmes , - 2 2 William Gosling, Esq. 5 5 Francis Gosling, Esq.- 5 5 Reys - C'harles Davy - 5 5 Mrs. Davy - - 2 2 Edw. Beest on Long, Esq. 5 5 Mrs. J. Etocs - - 5 5 Jeremiah Harman, Esq. 10 10 N. W-Colhorne, Esq. 10 0 Mrs. Me lawn - 5 5 Philip Hill, Esq. - 5 5 George Bowles, Esq. - k 10 .10 tliam Morlaud, Esq. 5 0 Wells, Esq. ••5 0. -it.chard Baker, Esq. 5 0 lie,a3 - ansin West, R. A. 10 10 Julia Soatle ' R. - 10 10 Joseph Isiollekens, R. A. 5 5 .Henry l'honison . , R. 2 2 Thomas Lawrence, 1t.41. 2 '2 lienry Bone, R. A. - 2 2 Thomas Phillips, It. A. 2 . 2 John Ffaxman, It. A. 2 2 Rich. Wesanacott,R.A. 2 2 James Ward, I.A. - 2 2 'Joseph Farington 11. A. 2 2 ' William A. 2 2 itobert Smirke, R. A. 2 2 jun. IZ. A. * 2- 2 Miirt in Archer Slice, 2 2 Richard Westa!l, It. A. 2 9- iohn R. - t 2. Tn.aiiis Daniell, R. A. 2 • 2 A. Cancott, R. A. 2 H. Howard, It. A. - 2 C:ltossi,. R. A. - 2 2 Mary. LO4, It. A. - 2• 9. Win. W . It. A. 2 2 James Fittler, A. R. It. 2 - 2 Geo. Garland, A. R. A. 1 1 tt'na. Alexander. - 2 2' M rs.- Hulbech 2 2 Mrs. Merry - 1 0 John Swale, Esq. - 3 a. Mrs. Swale 1 1 Miss F. wale - I 1 Miss E.-Swale - 1 I 5 5 - 10 10 - .10 10 Mrs. Catherine Swale 1 1 Pgi. 2 2 Johri.Joytin, Esq.' - 1 Giles, Esq. - 0 Beaver, Esq,- - 2 sanmel Lvsuns, Esq. 2 2 Itev. 1-lortiee Hanlon - 2 • EAST INDIA DEBAIES. ,This_Pay*ere published, price 33. Ctl. sewed, . • DEBATES at the EAST INDIA HOUSE in a General Gotta of Proprietors, iteld on 'Wednesday, the sth of April, 1614, by Adjutirlitnent, relative t the Expedi:- envy of granting an Auguirntiltion to the-Salary of the.th rectors.—By the EDITOit of the funneeDEBATES. ed for ;lack, Parry, and Co. Leadenhall-street ; of whom may be bad all the former Debates. FRENCH LANGUAGE. Just published price Hs. id. svo. boards, ANEW FRENCiI .PRONOUNCING DIC TIONARY, 1-) , ...vhich t correct ProotthciAtion .of the FRENCH LANW.LcGI 4 : may be most easily ukained, with out .. the Use .of'a MASTER. . By WILLIAM SMITE-I, A: M. Author of "A French and English Digtionury.". Sold by Messrs. Law, Lachington, ltiviagton, Loon, Dolan', and all other flooliseliers. ~' , This Diywas published; ' In Octavo, price les. 6d. hoards, Second, Q. ER by WILLiAM MO( W 1 E, D. D. F.ll. S. E. ProfeAsor of Oriental Languages in the tni , , versify, and one of the NliniSters of St: Andrew's Church, Edin;nirgh. Printed for .1. Batbgate, College-street, Edinburgh ; and Thomas Underwood, 32, Fitet-street, London. DISORDERS' OF THE STOMACH. This Day was published, Price 7s. in boards, the Thitil Edition, with Additions, of' 1-.PACTICAt. OBSERVATIONS on. DISOR MRS of the'STOMACH, with some new Ideas rela- • tine to tte Use of the Bile in promoting Digestion. li. GEORGE RUS, M.D. Finibury-sqiiarc, Member of the Royal Coile,•e of Physicians, late Senior Phy sician to the London Dispensary, &c. &c. London: .Printed tin Allen and Co. No. to, Pate►rnoster row. This Dad• was published, In 4 vols. Svo. -(with near 100 Copper-plates) price 31. 3s. board:, the Second Edition of - 10 EMI RATION S in MATLIEMATICS and 141.Zi NATURAL PHI LOSOPEI Y ; containing amusing Dis serta, ions and Inquiries concerning a Variety of Subjects the most remarkable and_proper to excite Curiosity and Atte-ntion to the whole range of the Mathematical and Philosophical Sciences; the, whole in a p'easing and easy Manner, and adapted to the Compreheusiun of all alto arc in the least initlati.d in those Sciunce:;. Fir 4 composed by M 0713 M, of the Royal Academy of Sciences, &c.-; lately re 7 composed, and greatly enlarged, in a new Edition, by the celebr:tted Montucia; and now trans-• lat. d into English, and improved with many Additions and Observations, fly CHARLES HUTTON. LL.D. and F:R.S. • Emeritus Professor of Mathematics in the Royal Military Academy, Woolwich. London : Printed fur Longman, finrst, Rees, Orrne, and Brown,'Paternoster7row. This Day was published, • In Seventeen Volumes, Quarto, illustrated by 197 Plates, price Thirty-six Guineas, boards, - GENERAL COLLECTION of VOYAGES and TRAVELS: - forming a- complete History of the Origin and Prep4ress of Discovery, by Sea and Land, front the earliest Ages to the present Time. To whkli is added, a Cri tie;il Catalogrie of Boolis of Voyages and Travels. By J. PINKERTON, Author of Modern Geography, &c. London : Printed for Longman; tirst, Kees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-row ; and. Cadell and Davies, Strand., • The Puoli,hers, having uaw. brought this valuable Work to a close, - trust it will he found that they have redeemed every pledge :which they gave to the public at its commerfoe '• went. Their chief object has been to comprise, within the mast moderate compass practicable, whatever is teost p irtant in the numerous hooks rit Voyages and Travels al , re..t , iy extant. Transbitions.and extracts of many important • Travels, ['tot before known in the English language, are lilac ; intermingled; besides several small Treatises, ohjects of research among the curious, and 'exceedingly scarce. SALES Or AveErioN..„ ..kUVATCift 110SA.—M N I FIOEN GALLERY o PM'. TIMF,S; the Property of :he .MarciLuness' Liowaier of LINSIX) WN E ' . . By PETER CONF. awl no.' In Maddox-street, on Sat i orday next,. May 2:3; at Twq prO eiisely ; namely, nill-TOSllcelebiated PIVFLTHES that were the Property :Ind the Coifectiod of Sir George Young, Bart. Compalions, al,d were purchused at'his Sale late Marquis of Lanklawoe. These Pictures are. a tltesiirst of Sal-:,tor Rosa's art, ii.inted iu all the vigour of his pencil and enargy of-nrisid : the One represents Diogends pointO.g fu 'Fr4vellerdrinliing water out of the hollow of his bands; and the other, theMelrineholy Mtn reflecting - ou the decay of Nature, a:id surrounded by emblems of MortAlity. The. Landscape S,:,nery to both Pictures is uncommonly grand and - appropriate so the subject. May be viewed thrio days preceding- the Sale, and.Cata: logues then had at Maddox-street, and ill Throgmortmi-street: Capital FLEMISU and DUTCH PICTURES, of singular beauty and perfection, the pinaine Property of a Gentle man of Fashion and Meu,tirr of Parliament, which, With the exception of sow Picture only, will be Sold without the least reserve, _ . , By PETER COTE and et) In Maddox-street; an .Saturday next, May 48, at Two precisely. _ _ rpins Beautiful . Ass - embla of C:\BINET .FIL PICTURES comprise the best winks of-the following Masters, embracing several productions by the same pencil ; n.tmely, four by - Rubens, Landscapes, Portraits, and His. torical ; three by David Teniers. jun; five by "cVilliani Kan de Verde ; four by Cuyp by Gerard Douw ; two by Adrian Oitatle ; delightful specimeni by Hohliima,Berchem, Adt•i;rn Van de Vehte, Peter Neefs, Van Htiysunt, Paul Potter, W'ouvean - rians, Andrew 'Both, Vandycls,. Van Harp, &c. forty:Pictures altitgether.—lt is impossible to to these Pictures in an Advertisement ; for numbers, 'beauty, and perfection, they'surpass every Collection that has loten, brought to Public Sale for many years past, and indeed many of theth are not to he equalled. M - y be viewed throe days preceding the Sale, when Cata. la;; may he, bad, at Otte Shilling, in Maddox-street and. Throgmotton-street. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By LEIGH and SOTHEBY, Booksellers, at their !lotise, No. A 45, Strand, opposite Catherine-street, on MONDAY, M,iv SO, and Five following Days, at Twelve o'clock, . ,AR T of the VALUABLE LIBRARY of the 111 late SEBASTJAN FRIDAY, .F.sq. (reme:-,1 from 113 Residence in Bishopsgate-street). WhiCh js added, a ver3. choice' and splendid Selection of French and Gerniuu .Litera tore, receutly imported from the Contiieut. To he viewed to the Time of Sale, - aid - Catalogues to be bad at the Place of Sale. < . NICK A , l A N PIL LS -are m llt F ;:"FU AL- I:.;R', for GRAVEL anti STONE, SFO i' U - of URINE, COM e LAI NTS in the BACK and LOINS, K1D1 , 44. S C l 3 DUE R, and 1./U MB A GO - . F the.yar . iaus Complaints incident to the hu •, matt frame, thee are none - mine dfeddiut in - tire, n , n more alarming. in 'their c..n,equences, than the Gravel and Stone. They, a,o comolaints to which everV. person 'is liabie, as th 6 water,wedi ink is iinpregnatd with partiels, which not only cause the- exCrue torkm3s, but are a foUndation for every otherspecies of chsorder 14.1 /RIGIN AL}'ILLS, compored of th,: , moat • innocent ingredients, have been found-of .singithir ern j cacy, in AM' only strengthening the v:ssels -containmg, the Urine, hut happily destroying the petrify rng qu.dity of 'it, from :whi...11 proceed- the'.ahove Compl.tints, Jec reMoving the calcu' I, or gritty c incretiun3, and every per nicious endency w those discrilcis, without Confinement • Al:otiy of etiter. • " To Mr. HICK \I .A - N., Apothecary, Si I believe Hick rills to be. the best Medicine ever known 'or curing the Gravel, htrctore I have taken the• opportunity to recommend them. Tito Boxes and a half • have cured male, so j:-at I have not found it ! ! ecessiry to take more ; end, although I have suffered -greatly from that tits order, I shall never be afraid. of. it when I can procur.: so: good a remedy. I am, ezc.l 1 - I,ln,by, Yarmouth, R. FERRIER. Norfolk, I uly t, .1812. Sold; wit..h-s:ile and retail, atßßutler's Chemical, Drug-, and Patent Medicine WarebouseT 4, Cheapside, corner of St. Paul's Church-yard; I.6ntion ; Sharp a d • Beloit, in p oftsmor an t on es, Weston, Allnut, and MallOry, .Port - sea ; Hall and lohnston, Gosport ; Certewan and Sheerness ; Peck, Ross, and Tomer, Ha.U. ; lloxia,.d Cook. worthy, Granville, Nettleton, and Giib rt , Plymouth ; Knott and Lloyd, and' Swine ey and Co. Birmingham ; Billinge, Edwards and Penny, and Lathlmry-, ; Staines and Ly nelt ' Ntancliester ; Trewmati, Exeter ; Smith,?landerton, Reatitnirn, Scott, and Baxter, F.din burgtil Baxter and M' Donald, Glasgow ; Bulgon and • Barry, Bristol'; Stevenson 'and Co. Norwich ; , Srvuef a, Leice-ter ; Darn and Simon,. Nottinghain ; and retail by rri4it 'Country Medicine Venders in Boxes at as. gd. each, and each: M.IrRIMONV. NT° Disorders have-contributed more-•essen .:-N tially to destroy Hymeneal Happiness than those hich are the consequence of unguarded pleasure.' People of every rauk pay adoration 'to the shrine of Wedlock ; but where the Constitution-has -been tainted by Disease, a reno vation of stability is indispensably requisite. TWenta , eyears have we devoted oar pr.mtice to the_excVsiie treatment of the following Disorders.; and the successful result of our phut gives us additional ardour to oppose, as tar as we are able, the ravagesof those Complaints,.which are the most important in the catalogue of Human Infirmities. The Disorders to the cure of which we have devoted, our attention, comprise every species of Venereal Infectiaa) all kinds of Debility, whether arising from the habits of . scheol-... boys, or the indulgences of !indium - age; that derangemeut. of the system in Women, which is called Barrenness ur Steri lity; Seminal Weakness,-Gleets, Obstructions in the Urethra; as -also Strictures, whether:recent or of,long duration, and which have haftied the sl;;;e4 of other . Practitioners, are by our present improved plan of treatment effectually and perma nently cured, without the Patient suffering the excruciating pain and, alarming, here nhage which frequently follows the application of the lunar caustic. In the course of our exten sive practice in this. Metropolis, numerous cases of Strictares. have been and are daily 'Alder our care, the total eradication of which is effected by- a safe, certain, and expeditious mode of cure, superior to any other yet adopted. The weakneSs, relaxation, and. de4ity, - proceeding from this coin plaint, are speedily removed, and the patient restored to sound and vi gorous he .Ith. But where the debility has for years existed, a proper perseverance in our restorative remedies is ind:spen sably requisite, to revive the'slumbering sparks bf life', and to reanimate the cunstitution. Numerous-Diseases are the result of ignorance or haste in the treatment of a simple Gonorrhoea; arid it not 'lnfre quently- happens that the seeds of life are poisoned by the in discretion of an unguarded hour. By a superior method, :such complaints are easily cured ; and even where others have failed, we trust, that we may presume to offer a radical esta blishm•mt. Few, hpweyer,• are the cases of complicated distress. of this disorder, compared with the calamitous situation of men, who, from an indulgence in a solitary,vice,.or the prevalent gaieties' oi t .a fashionable life, acquire that state of Debility which is the unavoidable consequence of such pernicious Where the unhappy sufferer broods over his misery , but carefully conceals his misfortunes, it may be sonic con solation for him to know, that although it he an object of doubt or uncertainty with other Practitioners, the removal of these deficieneles„ by the gradual, progress of Renovation, is the acquirement of our experience. If the rites of Bacchus or Venus have begun to reduce manly- v,igunr, much anxiety will be prevented by ; au early , counteraction of this langnirk state, and in those cases no great ditliculty.will occur. Patients in the country are requested to state the particu• lars of -their case, age, amigeneral habit of living, and in . - closing 'a remittance for advice and roedicines, when the same will be given or sent to any part of the kingdom. • 4LJKLUE and Surgeons, No. 107, Ilattug-girein. • , • KEITH'S GEO_ViE.' This DAy were - priblislict; iv fro. price 10,. ild. • • " • • rtiti E Ell ETJII..;;NTS Of Pt.AN (ILOAILt ; • . co;ltainitt'g the - (ir it Text Of Dr. Siottison; Enicrinis Mat lietqatii")) the University' tit Glaskoul"Witir tccieg,iCtitical au&ExYitrit;t: - tory; rife- 'addi:fl, -Rook VII. ing1i,r,4 4 ;7.1-, e r:il portant Proitositiints Tillie!: are' riot in and 13;0X VIII. colisi'sting:jul PruelicNt firc , iint , tre ; • 1.13. , 1}i-JN,„: :t t I Planes and tiieir, IntersCe.iiguS ; and 1.1,0 k of the rnetry4ol Solids: • ' • . By THOMAS • tondon: Printed for Lonn - inuit, Reei, Ortne, and Brown, Patemo;ter• ruin. • - Lately' üblished, by the sanie Antbur;•. 1. A NeW on the Use 'of 'the f-gi - ibes; tiro;, in 12ino. with (2-ipper prite • t 2. Ai - Intioductiiiii‘ to the Theory and l'racit.:e of Plaail add Spliericitt Trlgorioniet.r-y, A Ne.w ditran In 1 vo4. ,Svo. price H.:. 'inrards. HQOPIrSG-C0L361 - 1. (',l;i .ED . . WITHOUT INWARD Mg. ! 131(INE. ROYAL'EMISROCATION: M ANY holisAnds- of Children . are cured an nually by this Relift.lj. On •tne tiW attack: - an 'nun tnet,ate. application of ROCHE'S* EI'II3ROCATION will 'prod the coutplitnt any hold Lf the •et*titutiel4.and . few time may completely cure. In the most . easei perseverance etf-“t ;' and no'imedi can be so well ;alcula:.ed for children as this, for it, requires no hketlicin.: to he taken init , ardli-. • • • In common Coughs this Mcdtc . inc is-equally etfitn,cions nay be relied on for Men., Women, and Children, ay safe and. effectual. . . • 4. -• In its case:can this Medicine he genuine, unless signed . ori the wrapper by J. Roche .and, every stamp the nauro" 'of. E: Edwards, 68, St. i'aul's Roche (wilt) is the sale Vender), engraved therevre. Price 4s. and li. 2s. p.f.r bottle. SPANISH PAPERS: , • '1 Msntun, MAY I.—Tbis day took place the eX- . . hutlyation of the precious rmains of Daois and Velarde, the martyrs of their country, and that of the victims sacrificed on the Prado Of . Madrid, by the ferocity of the atrocious Buonaparte.• The funeral pomp which accompanied this scene, as novel as affecting ; the solemnity with which it_ was conductdd ; the mournful tolling of the hellST the roar of canon ; the recollections which ceremony excited,—all 'was new, pathetic, anti impressive. •What ideas did not the ceremonial rceal 'o those whose irnagination tnqnsported them to the 2d 9f May, and who al-3,p con,:iidered the prest:a epoch ! What melancholy reflections must wit the coinpa - r'son of the two : periods sug... • • . gea r particularly when we look forwarirto the_ result which may attend the present crisis! Vied. tiros of the 2d of May ! oh, cOititf you _rise from. your tombs, anksee heroic -Spain . , .after six yn'tr3 of sacrifices, invoking your sname nter:ly to at last become ensl— ; but we trust it would be still premature to pronounce the . word. The Officer has returned who was dispatched 1 - ;y the Government to Gen. Whittinghaffl, to k the reason of his entering the district id the Gap tain-General of New ' ile replied that be had done so in virtue of an order from .the Ning, communicated by Genersl Elio; that his force ' infantry, 600 inntry, 25a0 horses,- and six cannon ; Yesterday they were to pass the night at Guada.- laxara, and their further, destination , was nit ? r there was an extraordinary meeting of the Council of State. . In the Sitting of .the Cortes this day, the two letters frointhat Body, which have been transmit ted to his Malestv King Ferdinand, Were publicly read. The first of them, dated the 25th of April, , expressed the anxiety felt by tit!". nation to see his - Majesty, 'seated On the tkone..of his :a'ocestors ; anal that lie would assume the charge of'- the Go vernment, according to the Co.:stitucion. in order. 't to form the felicity of the Spanish people :, it also , represented the we;glitiy, reas,ms which deinauded that he st:ouid accelerate his journey to the capi tal of that Monarchy. The President - remarked, that it would nor be foreign. to the-point to observe, that thin letter hod reached Ws Majesty's hands, and that he had received . it with much pleasure. The second letter of the Cortes to the. _King was then read, hiving the same object as.t he for mer, and satin:- fc.rththe terrible mtschielA \vhich *the non-arrival' of his Majesty might occasion. When the reading of thelettei; o a l s buisl.ied, the public manifested their gratitude sentativeS of the nation, by exclaiming, Viva or Congreso Nutidnal! • • The genius of mischief still seems to pursue rhe'! heroic and loyal Spanialds. The mysterious po- • Hey pursued by those tvho surround our Monarch h a s thi m p e d the joy which his arrival in the cowl try produced insthe breast of every Spaniaru, tutti the most sinister reports are in circulation. There • is also a rumour that Charles IV. has appealed to the Allied Monarchs, asserting that the thr me of Spin belongs to hint, and , that as . Louis.XVili. has been restored in France, so ought he LO be , in Spain. The puMic will he glad to betzr, t'aat the Tran slation:of 'the First Part of the Memoirs and Cur-, respondence of , Baroit DE GRIMM, I . l 'olll the, yArs 1713 to 1769, which completes the work, Will be published on Tuesday next. The Editor ob serves, that the Baron Da GRIMM is not the on4y author of this Correspondence ; the RAY.. N;0,,, was the first 'person who underfciOk to holid a literaty CorrespOndencewith several E'ttropeati Soiercigns ; in 175 he relinquished thi6,task to Baron DE GRIMM, who continued it, aided by the,most distinguished writers, to.the year 172+1.