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Rae ; SPEED TIZE PLOUGH. and Susan A,lstiehl, Boyce: After which, the Musical Piece of THE PURSE. -ro which win he added, the Melo-Drame of ELLA ROSENBEIW. row, • Oftrella ; with The Woodman's Hut. 11°Y.A.T.. ACADEMY, SOMERSET-PLACE. ILL I24XPV"TION is NOW OPEN - from E.„ l , .01 ( *.loch in the Morning Seven in the Even nttalee Is. Catalogue Is. HENRY HOWARD ; R. A. Sec. • h t ANNUAL EXHIBITION of ka I'A,NTLR.s in OIL and WATER 'ttn ra ;• , a• a T ~0 0m Gardens, WILL ug *.-loaaow, July :W.—Admittance Is. Lata- , .1; T. UWINS, Secretary, BRIT)S11 FMB OF; ICE, ,„-, :, !he Insurance of Buildings, Furniture; 4 ''' , s 4 ''caa •.- ci-,--, • Ve ssels, and all other t'roperty, t Lus,- tidize, Shit:, , ' " AIINt' .' Or'lla''" ")r FIRE. f t• --ki ve„rs teze- T tr 4, •mef, f,,,. ~, rt pe r i a dq, or or several - . .. , 1' 14' :, -.' Y 4,, ci i i , :ici . e - i ( l ' at - this (Mice, upon the most equitaine k. i . i,1 . ,,... he Nvill *1 e chiu ied for Saws of 3001. or upwards, ...,... no. % .1 1: • roti., inereiising t'l , eir present Insiirances. . }7 1 4 11 ; (4 STOCI , of a FARM will he inured withou t '''' ' - i i r '''' ~t the . ', d• . i.-,:ed Premiarn a 2s. per Cent.- 114 i,;:, l v )- 1 ' it cs ; tl '' r' :1' f Policies expiring at Midsummer• ! N„ - .4 ' ; ; t i oe 11',l 'eIe t i '"' -i • " ..,, , ,I °dices in the Strand and .114 40 L ' - ';l i e(n i . t , l i l. r u s !!‘ ileir Agents in the Country, 'recerve Propo ' - ' l .j f , is new Ins trances. - o=uts ::':r SKELTON, Secretary. . ItiORTGAGE. VA ,; NTED, FOR'IT-FIVE THOUSAND Ito k , 1 tk i_ro4'ic, largen Sum, or in Different Si . ims,n k ' , -4 - 1 4 e - -c: of a FikniLy ESTATE, of above three lii t u ki l , k .:. The Interest will be punctually paid Halfl d 'e e ; r irly ; . li, t'liiluti4lg-lioti.ie in London, or remitted to the i • 11 r, ' ;lezi,1, - b s i e l 'ul:lh , ..r pa rt ie ol i ars c , a . n , t .. ) ,, fix i. e . i f , t with .e ‘ reference '. a Estate, at ills, Li i v "' S; l :i c ` .41 : j . ' i . e s r o f G t rit ] eatiSii(i)irl Proprietor e, London. p, . A, h ~,% /1 PATENT HAT.--GALON and Co. 4 4 t ,,'" r e ,', to offer to the,PU'ilic a SILK HAT, coinh , ining kill` fi fit: el isites a Hat ought to ) ; m less, it has the ap i . l i ar t tli kei" fine s t 4 „,i it , 0 „., : „xperLiive heaver, is equally li4 I, t, tlit ii3 t twi te which it re -0 ti, .as loilg, a n d i s of a better shape, , is r,Ntl l.43 th':, 144 i it will never change its colon', which i' , dl - , l ' and , ut ilut Mack, nor lose its gloss if worn for seven it' 4- t. 4 d(:!: ) . W t'atlicr will injure these Hats. Price 21 ''4t 'ert : Ni atiulactdrer,;, 424, Strand, corner of Bed litt 11„t ---,•lercli t • • lid Dealers who wish ter superior 41Q ` ltI‘N'ill ti ud a tli:ir a advantage. in noticing this adver • . . __ 'l',, A ,.‘k l / 4 •,•,;‘,,VILLIAM B. I•loiiivrAt:• . , 7 , ., _ I , '- b eat Z`NS (1 i: AD INN, :;now-hill, London, l ' t foli o ,. Ml ss ,;''' ) taioflation for 'Fjavel . l , er ,i s a , r g r n „ o i d Beds, '‘'N •k t L ' an" 'l:° i (e,,r- Ic at l ( t . e t; s:et: ' . - Sit out from t „V4 X 4I•: .WIC 7 c?"? ' - I' . l--. .„ ' S -mw . -Hill. _ 'it • Tii,vn 3,1-leati• -,•. ~- , ''' 41 ' ' 4 l " • - nti 1 4 ..evioutii, Dorcliestrr, 4, Y ~4. 1 1 .4 ti, . 11, 1. 1. 1 i ! . . A 'it} ' 'Nfin ", n artr , ,,l tit '-'ll , :d.si,i.isboxinNire• .1),•,..t.C12p.e , t.., , l'u,.'t•e r l ig •4 1 ; %.,• ~....-^" tt irahr,i, is.retituii, i ''l- 4 . 5, r() ,,k7i r i i , 4 1? 14 -sl f ilit - ii n dforri, Bainstoke and Bagshot. ' s- ll l' `'" , "ill`k 4 "'n, Peterhortingb Stilton and Hunting...tt' "'lto ' 4aii .' ' .t -0, , c7cr:Evening.—coailles t) l i"yrti ^t4B. -, " I,ch, '` brims. •-" , l i n t Hull. 4,•;''Petb and 1 ,,.0hy, Louth. y . , . . '.1. - ' l. '" ;it ' l, , (• ItISTUL- Fiyiai_,; P.,t-Coaches, . through . l ' - •I' ~ Ar m A ', , ir and illarlhorc,:igh, every Afternoon , 1- Ni l ' e a ' Y• ' e Lv . ,,,.,q ; Th„ 7 l; tl the ._ . i t mil the Swan, Bristol, next tes.• l•o t l eli t . '.."." ' an:l •• -. ater Taunton, „ 4 _l 4, rt,,,, , , &to W ells, Brid t i.7 , ~_ . th 4 ti(iN ' Nit t l'.ight Coach, called I lie I,, , Lliinglai, set o si . t i ,.:: , t. tilL 4 'e.li ,"'ii,,. 11 4 , ,Eight o'clock; carries Four Insides __ .is :. s • It' i,°' t ' ', 4 ,''ll ~;; I ' ''3" easy, with a Guatd throughout. , 1... r .e .- tiii r ,"tt li t ,i•Lqt 4'",i Newark, Retford, boncaster, _ani } t.. , r , 2,.., t i' ' 'erl t i 'l-tt.,'"ea Lion, Leeds, next day at . :Ninon. , ;got l i:•.tio,, 4 6 t il! unCOMmoti I,,V(litiOlkf this Caac r i, I is ''''lt' 4 ' l '4 .""• 'll'.stand .conrplete Pah.lo Con- X^ 4 :, a ''' N o - '," .'• t'• r -NI), oy 4 I • r th itoatt, being unequalled in accoviian ' 4 41 AL t ner. ti,, tv, (l. _, L i • i,,i(17,41‘1,;,!,.1ca5ter, Preston, Kirby-Lonschtle., Britton, ~ht‘o`Liks..,%;.?...,,cyoyand Gars.tang Post-Coaches, r.viery After ‘t}tiWAh4k.', I At. • Gnarded. "1r,111'..• l l'o r l, , nisr ' crwo, Gretnp..-Green, Atlrian, 'Dumfries, "itlirt!iii.s.'l, F•rititiliar-Kiln, Caaraock, Kingswell, ~'', . l 4 ~,,.-Nt..,. e wiato, c anwerclown Ccv.tch (Daily) • ..1"41, si.!liirti',Z,sltl,, find ~ ,d •„tw i. ,,h ne w - Coach, performed 3);',.t:':l4Ne,i,ti.::lV,ugout,-iti:is ;),:a ' ever' y Morning at . p half 4 i t 'gets 4.., 1 ', 1 tkir i .,,1 r '7 of Newark, Itetford, Tadeastel, .a , r . - t et-I t ' u ne , ,-' l in,.`, °, Durham,. M open, mid Berwic.,.. a/t;"` on ,V,ro%)',,' ' hil mselves fati;.;;;ivil from the length of 4,44, 'arseC''''''llt ;'' 'what tits'. They please, and then pro ikh,oto.,Y.7tZjt•-etnY,,,.additianai."4;‘,".; ,r. Sundt, laud, B vi l: l t i c! . c . • 4 bq •! '' '.it , ! t °lli, ) :linsCoaches to Sundt, t , 1 1. t i a k i .',*.- N°l trti 'Y ' a 44 ,1 .inter placeS. h e-al) tr\- 11. ° ' (l T 1 arid Walsal new_ Post-Coach, every tv. ' t rill ' '• ?om IV ". , " e t ll tt lr , ;• t 'ach, to cam' four Insides, sets out , 'l. '"i,"toi ) ; -."ii.‘,, Lotterworth • ' l igh Cross, Ilinciikl, ta‘..( , ,, , AhLke...t.h.()"h, Lit,,hfiey 'i. tiesthoi.p, Knutsford, l ‘ ,l Po • .--,. p, 4 ''Pto n . '''::i 1. - - i,;u Lir plot s torit t , , anci'Duas.lo (... _ ~ ~. e. goes gh, 4 ses, an t i , mid Viiiiteliven, P044.--.oa n, lf.c'ogil, • Pella:" ' t Goard sill the waY- Passes through NI (the hurl'''' V ttli, • .- 441 k4l. Gr '''.'' tabriilge, Ir.icliniond, Ca i ttrick, Ith_Perfor, s 'st ~,,,, PIY, Aberford, I)oncaster, tiii( Gran o 11, 7 1eN d t ,.. 4 .s tt,,, j o i, ''Y 1 _Miles`, sets out every Morning, 1 pec u i 4 "leti n„ t?t"ttY with the , - , -rclttr•it. facility. Pa's, r, , tar alit, ~ 'e !t oad A . • ''' .. or pleasure, have ‘ 1 ,,. , ... idol,. ii..,1 4 , ~ lie OUSIIICnS . in . it.. 4 it,,,AKEFi LLI) ' 4t their Seats . tieing secured tt %.C14 1( - 3 th. Pc ' t. C: ( , 1 ,, ,,,-4S'F z i ,• c il, every Morning, at half-past , i' 1 .'4 1% .• '`, , Newn„„ i,. ' e ll,• and Nlij-d7" Whitet • 1 ' - "leTNantwich, Ittlit,,t,ltl.,.‘lND, Stockton' ()'t-tuach'.e'LT.)Coch, Evening,cry k, ) l(it s Vock. ' ew ich, 1. '.. l"c ,''' 'l4 ' P every ' -as k '' 1 .... , t o th, •, t iii , ,,Netir . . , ,,,,,_-„ , , : --ur A , L ir ~. ancl S - ; vin new V ch., , ;, -)1 -r- t.., N.,vinsi ~.:Sllillielialld. th qit, ,niinptoo 1. `lts (m, c utigtziton ' Newcastle, Walsal, i t I,:ii ir i ix ' n c:etS,lfi. I. l : ‘ !'..i js :Nk t - t E i t i - ti n C il i t a;c ) : , :, 1: very 1;4: e rtioo n, G t uared 13 . and Shillual, Pas Coach h th k,z, vi . ir e . cl ock, GI ritannia, Shrewsbury, ever, Y t„qt,e r ,, t ",, ll) and itot he;a rc i le l • ti ,I,. : l 4 4,_tititL i' : l Niri l : f r,), \;:i,,, ! . i tli i.: ,:tn. l ieo.ollo.:::73l: i g,tel gar ci.:lliri ;reel ip:•:::itt:see':ers,ot .-,C,1.0t r a e ? f., , ) called ::I t aa h r e d ~iß ock ~ t.i.„, . .-d-1 A A/ , ' •,-.'!e 11 1 with a ,4 4 N, 1 13,. is by o xtv.,l .. .. , isiralingliam next day at LittNii „ l ead Buit_ s ' ' Lu oo and sh . rst me to the Neil Nciii tit, , ev e AM, Ija r i t e - t :' and Castle In.ii,ll.lLirt(iiin'g-tiain. 114 0 , k ,(11 . ... 1 :1 :: ,:,,,, z r Y' 0r N t, '1 1. o ic iln is i et,ii - `t i ck, and lA4. inington, New Post e• 1-lowden, Thorn; and Diincastei, Post ,l.l,,qh 4, J ; v toriiin g at h a 't t 7';11..rt, 'I, 41 1toil-e:'• t ‘ - PiSt Six o'clock, to the . Bull )h/ ' o lto w , .',.. €, ITsult 1-I'his.",oe• ' 4'e' li ' dd "dot.), and Clieshunt Coach, ,:ti, ti,'IIINANI and Edmonton (sold • ‘‘!'Mt. Pkst Twn, Halt -Nast ' ,' I, Daily, at. Half-past 1 4,..144 A i,"..ii:l,rt ri : ti ii ii ... ,; .1 ... 13 ,. ( 4 . 4 1: 0 14 L' i J J11 and Fiall-past 'Seven tl ln t i t t ‘ II:: respectfully acquaint 4 1) f.lll l.4 )rsils.,..riti, 1 S., Parcels, Cr Li, ', will 9°t. he account- il l am Le dile if lost or i • ' g ,, ig ,, , &e• of more than t , Lo it .,,f m ateo rdi,,gl, - ;,..at ttaiiien.sigeii, iinless entd as such . 4 It k .`,. • .'tel, ' , len,. araceli's Head Inn, Suomi,- it• , s '' P C and New ‘,14,,, , at 4,1,h „ els are booked for all tliv above ..iy, - .. 3 ‘ ,7 6, ,- u.,e liorst Cellar Coach-Ott:cc, BRITISH CRITIC.—NEW SERIES. This . Day was pu►ili•lied, price t;fl. 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We must not, \,•• omit to add, that three Indexes are sub-, join I - , • ortance ." I.A C . ., .; to the Holy Bible. . • Q. An • iie.Subjects in the iiible; comprising the different 1..e.0is f.aws• and 'Ceremonies; Doctrines and Duties; Virtaes, Vices, and Crimes; History, Biography, and Prophecy. 3. A General Index to the Notes and Introduction: " Of the labours of the learned Editor, the Reader will now be, able to form., some e.:stimate and judgment.. The trouble and fatigue of such an undertaking,, deerve both en couragement and reward. We have no hesitation in declar ing our opinion, that it contains much important information, and well deserves to be placed upon the shelves of those, who are commencing their biblical studies.". - 7 -British Critic, May, 1814. CAUTION AGA . 7.NST IMPOSITION. , • • ARTIFICIAL TEETH NAPE OF MINERAL cuMFoSITIoN.' . DE CHEMANT—To prevent the , itn -4;lt.L positions' of persons , who pretend to manufacture 'Teeth similar to his Niineral Teeth, feels - it a duty"to make known that he has had occasion to see various specimens of. their - impositions which have been brought to hint by those who have had the misfortune to experience their defects : they neither resemble nature, nor answer the requisite pur poses, in asatuch as the substances of which they are made contract in burning, and cannot, be applied on the edges of the Guffis; inconvemencies which Mr. DE CHEMANT'S re cent Discovery and Improvement have completely remedied. Mr.„ De Chemant may be corvulted every day, from Ten to Two, at his house, N o 2, Firth-street; Soho-square, where his 1 reatise on the subject may be had, containing the appro bation of all the Learned Societies in Europe: with the re commendations of Doctors Bailey, Blanc, Sir W. Farquhar,, Bart. Sir It Halford, Bart. Sir George Barker, Bart. Jetmer, Reynolds, Hooper, Cooke Surgeons Cline Sir James Earle,- Heaviside, Keate, Blair, Youog, Moore, A:Carlisle, Esq. and most of the eminent Men in London. . DR. HOWELL'S POWDERS, Is. a Packet. 4 1 I S, EI'ILEPSIES • CONVULSIONS, HYSTERICS,. and all kinds. of Fits radic: - Wy cured by Dr. HOWELL'S POWDERS, upwards of thirty years esta .— • • The efficacy of these invaluable Powders in the above dis tres,in; Disorders, has it.•ett' indubitably proved by the nit tuerous Cures already communicated to the Public, from which the'following is Seleet , •d:- Miss Anne Willutms, of Laytonstonc, .Essex, sixteen years old„ had violent l'as from her childhood ; but, upon taking . these Powders, she was soon completely cured, and now en joys perfect. health; for which great. blessing the Rev. Mr. Whaley, Minister of Laytonstone, publicly teturned thanks to the Almighty, is •his Chapel, on the lutb of No ember ; also attested by Mr. W. Emitlin, , Master of the Academy; Mr P. Rhodes; and Mrs. It. Grant. .'Phis sovereign iteruedy is prepared under the. 'patronage of his I\Lijest, by Dr: Howell, Fellow- of King's College, .and is sold' at his house, No. 18, Rathbone:-place, Oxford road, London, and no iyhere rise, at us. a Packet, in which is eueiosed a. Treatise. written by the Doctor iia the whore-men tio!;ed Diseases.. letters (prist paid) dttly answered, and•the Powders sent fiU an 7 part of the United Kingdom. -.• . • • Pationtsattendeel in Turin and Csantrywhenever requived4 I'ICTILILLING-OEFICE, dune 24, 1814. T HE CQMMISSIONn Sfor VICTUALLING Ibis ArdmEsn- s 1 d / 7 1" do hereby give Notice, That on Tuesday, thrsth July next, they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing (Sealed up), and treat for Fifty Tons of good, sound, me;•chantable RICE, and Sixty TOns n.I.I3UT TER ; to be delivered, the Rice in a Putt:light, and the Butter in a Month, into His_illoj,lty's Victualling Stores at the Ports, aid iii the proportions undermentioned, viz. Price. Butter. Toni. Tuns. Deptford, Portsmouth, :50 Tons. 60 Tons. 4lrd to be !*-1 for by Bilis pavasle witk Intefest Ninety DayS ctittr date. Conditions of the Contracts may be seen at the Secre tary', Office. No regard will be had to any Tender in which the Price shall not 5e inserted in r: orris at length, •or that shall not be delivered to Inc' Be.-zrd before One o'CloGh on the said Tuesday, Julie next, nor unless the Person who makes the _7",ndt4-,,tr some Per Son on hiS bCfiall, attends, to answer wke - i c;IZ';11%)r. I'ICTIL-ILLING-OFFICE, June 30, I Sl4. T uE commissioN ß Esior VICTUALLING .114JESTY'S ..V.,1;"1 . do hereby give Notice, not au Tredacsday neat, the Gth of July, they will Lc ready to re. ceive Tenders in writing (sealed 'up), fur such 'quantities of ENGLisH PEASE as the respective Merchants or other •comPetegt Persons dealing therein may think proper to offer, to, be delivered into His Majesty's Victuallink Stores at Dep,:fird; one half thereof in the space . of a Fortnight, and the other hay; .1:?: a Fortnight .afterwards : and to he paid for of Bills, payable, - with interest; Niney days after date. The Comliti4ns of the Conir . acrinay &e seen at the Secre t s (Vice. Ydeetperd will be hart to 'any Tender in whleh the Price shall MO be inserted in 177;ords,at length, or. that .vhall not be de, , ,ivervd to the Botta &fore, Haff-past• Two' o'Clock ort the said. Tredntsdaiweal, the.eth Ja/y,nor unless the Pcrsqn trho nta4es the: Tender,or some Person on ids'irhalf, attends, to answer ccheti ralledfirr. • , TO MR. DIXON, 1U 01171ECA . 11.Y. G 1 111,-1 take the earliest opportimity to ac- I qm.int you, that I hay; receivea the inest Wonderful benefit frc tit of your DI). , ;:();' , :'S ANTIBILIOUS Wideb„ I carried with me to ,lan . anti all those friends to distributed them have experienced the same! salutary benefit; tney declaro thein.to be the best Modicine ever used in that eoantry for Bilious and' other Complaints. • The following - are-the names Of. several Ladies and Gentle- Metwin , hare teceiven the utmost relief front your Pixon's Xsq. Jamaica ; William is I, Vanc/r . ol, Spanish Town, 4,20t0.. ifamilton, Esq. i;avann - a Mar, ditto ; Smith, Esq. Old Harbour, ditto ; Allston, Esq. ditto; Mr. Walker, Port Morant, ditto; J. Penlinson, Esq. Salt River, ditto; Mr. Nltillens, ditto; L. Burn, Esq. Savanna; J..P. Po lack, Esq. ditto; Mrs. Oliver Goldsmith, Kingston, ditto; Mrs. Perry, St. Anti's; Mrs. Woodrili, - Spanish Town; with many other persons of the first respectability. Sir, vont' most Obedient Servant, THOMAS HARROLD, atilt; ship Ganges. • July 1, 1812. Sold', wholesale and retail, at Mr. Butler's, N 4. 4, Cheap side, corner,of Paternoster -tow, London ; Sharp and Belarn, Portsmouth ; Jones, Weston, Ailnut, and Mallory, Portsen; Hall and .Tohnston,".G;isport.; Garman and •Jaeob, Sheer- . Hess; Peck, Ross, and Turner, Hull ; Hoxlapd„Cooltworthy, Granville, Nettleton; and Gilbert, 'Plymouth Knott and Lloyd, and S , .vinney and Co Birmingham ; Billiuge, wards and Penuy, and Lathbury, Liverpool; . Staives and Lynch, Manchester; Trewman, Exeter ; Smith ; it...landerton, Reaburn, Si; tt, and Baxter, Edinburgh ; Baxter and Nl`Do nahl, Glasgow ; Rirtgen and Bat ry; Bristol ; Stevenson arid' Co. Norwich ; Swinfen, Leicester; Dimn and S.•tton, Not tingham ; and Retail by most Country Medicine Veniiers, in Boxes, at Qs . ..Dd. and tis. each.. ritrNION Y. DisoTders have contributed more essen tially to de4roy llyuteneal Ilappiness thitse which are the consequenee• of unguar:led pleasure. People of every rank Fay adoration to the shrine of Wedlock ; .but where the Constitution has been tainted by Disease, a reno vation of stability is indispensably requisite. Twenty years have we devoted our practice to the exclusive, treatment of the following Disorders • and the ~cces•sful resultof our plan gives us.adilitional arlou`r.tooppos , e,.a.s far as we pre able,,the ravages of those Complaints, which are the most important in tine catalogue of Human Infirmities. The Disiirders to the - erre of which . have devoted our attention, comprise every species of 1 7 c-11er-cal Infection ; all kinds of Ddillity, whether arislag from the school boys, or the indulgences of maturer age; that derangement of the system in Women, which is called liarrenness or lity ; .Seminal Weakness, (ileets, Obstruct ions in the Urethra; as also Strictures, 'whether recent or of lang duration,' and which have litaed the'skill at other Practitioner4,.are by bur present improved plan of treatment .eifectually and perma nently cured, without the Patient . the excruciating pain and alarming - hemorrhage which. frequently follows the application of the lunar caustic. In the course'of our•exten si've practice in this Mytriipolis . , numeroul eases of Strictures have been and are daily ender our care, the total. eradication of which is eti'ected by a safe, certain, and expeditions mode of cure, superior to. any "other yet adopted. The weakness, relaxation, :aid debility, proceeding from this complaint, are speedily removed, and the patient. yestored to squad and vi gorous he.ilth. But where. the delJilitylias for years existed, a proper perseverance in our restorative remedies!is indispen sably requisite, to revive the slumbering sparks of life, and to reanimate the constitution. . Numerous Diseases•arc the nesult of ignorance or haste in the treatment of a simple Gonorrhena ; and it not unfi t • quently.buppens that the seedsof lite are poisoned by the.in discretion of an ungliarded hour. By a superior method, Audi complaints are easily cured; add even where • Others have failed, we trust that we may presume to .otter a radical esta blishment. Few, however, ,are the cases of complicatO distress of this, disorder, compared with the calamitous situation of - men, who, from an indulgence in a solitary vice, or the prevaleut gaieties of a fashionable life, acquire that'state of Debility which is the unavoidable Ciiitsequence of such pernieioiii ha bits. Where the unhappy sufferer ,broods orcr his misery, but carefully conceals his misfortunes, it may be souk coa solation for him to know, that although it he an iibject. doubt.or uncertainty with other it ioilers - the removal of thesedeficiencieS, by the gradual .paigress of Ilenovation,ls the acquirement of our experience. If the rites . of . Bacchns or Venus have begun to reduce wanly vigour, much anxiety be prevented be ati early cothiterartiou of this languid state, sod in thos s e cafts nu emeat dieiculty will occur. i'atiemets in the couptry are reytt,sted to state t particn of their ca,e, age, and general habit'of 'living, and in closing a remittance for advice and medicines, when the SaILIC will be given or sent to any p4rt of the kingdom. CURIttE and Co, Surgeons,_ No. lti7, Hatton-garden. TRICE SIXPENCE-HALPPENNY. POlll,-,A IT 0;. •IrTHEY. This )ay was pu:)iishcd, price 2s. THE SIXTH NUMBER q THE NEW MONTHLY 111,1tiAZINE ; containing, besides the usual variety of original and. interesting articles, a co : pious Biography of R. Svuthey, Esq. the Poet :Laureat, eulbel= lisbed finely engraved Poitrait. by Meyer, froth an Ori ginal .Denwinz. London : Published f.A: the. Proprietors,. by FLColburn; '5 , 7, Conduit-street ; sold also by G. and S. Robinson; Pater nostcr-ronf; G. Goldle, ; J. Cumming, Dublin ; and all Booksellers and Newsmen. 'NEW • ['LAYS ruHE - Public are respectfully informed, that the SEVENTH NUMBER of the ORIGINAL and REJECIED, THEATRE, containing three pieces, *as ri.ob-. lished THIS MOB SING, price 2s. 6d. and that in consequence of the enlargement of the Plan of this Work, by admitting on pJblished Pays, .tether rejected or not, it has been ticemM , necessary to :nape a farther alteratioo in :he tithe; it will therefore, in future, be called, THE NEW BRITISH' THEATRE ; or, 'a :.';election of Original DrarnaS, nct yet acted:. .All communications for this Work are requested to he addressed for the Editor, to Air. Collatrn, the Paiisher, No. &?, Conduit.;street, Hanover-square. SLAVE TRADE. PAPERS presented to the Houle of Commons, by Command of his Royal Highness the PRINCE REGENT, in the Name and on the Behalf of his MAJESTY, relative to the Aboli tion of the stAvE TRADE, by the DUTCH GOVERN i\I ENT. COPY OF it DISPATCH FROM LORD cLANCARTY TO VISCOUNT CASTLERi:AGIC, JUNE 17, 18i4. The Hague, Juue 17, 1813. My LORD—I have heresiith the honour of trans-. miffing to your Lordship, for the information of H. R. H.: the Prince Regent, the copy of H. Ex. M. de Nagell's note, of 'this day's date, this nio went received,. covering a translated, copy also of the Decree is'sueil by the Prince of Orange in. Council, respecting the Abolition of the Slave Trade. I should hope,:ibitt the line taken by the Dutch Government upon thii important and. interesting subject, will prove satisfactorily to coincide 'with the anxious . views so strongly expressed by the orders 1 had received, and with the wishes of the Britidl Nation in Parliament assembled. • have the honour to be, (Sig ued) - cLANCARTY. Viscount Castiereagll, &c. M:•DE • NAGELL TO THE EARL OF, CLANCARTY. June 17, IEI4. The undersigned„ 'Secretary of Scate tor Fo reign Affairs hastens, to make known. to his Ex- . celleney his 11. - 13. M's Ambassador Extraordi nary and Minister Plenipotentiary, that H. it. H. the Prince tioverign .having taken into considera‘ Lion his Excellency's Note, dated on the 7th ! current, urging that H. R. hould adopt mea- . 4nres for abolishing the Slave Trade ; did•issoe the day before yesEeruky n Decree, of wii,ich the. undersigned has the honour to annex a ,rausla tion ; by which, in conformity to the wishes of H. It. H. the _Prince Regent ; 77 (1u) . The Sla‘e Trade on the Coast of Arica is elan ely forbid den ; and (20) His Royal Highness' expreseF a , desire, that in the eventual Convention for the Restoration of the Dutch Colonit;s.,:there be is sertcd an Article which shall stipulate the Aboli tion of the Slave Trade in the . said Colonies for ever. The Undersigned, &c. (Signed) A.. W. C. DE NAGELL. 'l'lie ilagne, 17, 1 DECREE ISSUED' BY. THE . PRINCE OF ORANGE, FOR THE ABOLITION OF THE SLAVE TRADE, JUNE lay 1814. IVe,AVifliimi, by the Grace of Go'd, Prince of Orange, Nassau, Sovereign Prince of the United . Netherlands, &c, &c. &c. having heard the Report of our 'Secretary tit State for Foreign Affairs, re-'• latiVe-to the contents of• a 'Note received by him • from the Ambassador of .Great .Britain, bearing date the 7th instant, tending to .obtain our , prompt and effectualassistance in 'the measures • which Great Britain has already adopted for, her-. self; and earnestly recommended to '-other..Euro pean Powers, with regard to the Slave Trade and as we 'are desirous to embrace every opport,u:- nity to afford, his Royal Highness the Prince Re gent of Great Britain proofs ot our anacable.senti ments, •and.'of our readiness to...contribute, 1 • much As possible,'to the attuinnient of his views have•decreed; and do decree, AwricLn 1. Henceforward no.ShiPs or Vessels destined to convey Negroes from the ttast of Africa, or froms any islands , belonging to that quarter of the Globe, to the t,vothient, or to the Islands of America % Aihall be cleared out or ciycilitcd from any 'of the llarbourt•'ol , itotids the ierrAtoty of the United Netherliinds.- 4 The Financial DeparlaiCnt tieing specially ordered to take seal, prey in this respect be Oniplion tpai nu Snip or Vessel he cleared out, which, from its e quipment, or- from other' circunistanceS, may lead to a suppo.otiun 'of its being 'deStined, to the aforesaid purpose, 'or of brill;; arty the-Slave Trade. 11. It sh4l.be signified -to the General Goveinment of the Coast of ‘G;iutiiiiiieia,titceliat4ittisonoe of lice Forts ; . Oiltees, or Pos f. seSsions, Ves-selsdestined or equlpped fur the Slave Trade shall be ad mitted; and also, that no inhabitants of that Country, or ;lily other persons ill the, of-those Ports or Otlice:; shall be sold or 'expoi*ted as Slaves . ; and to such Ships or, Vessels, in case 'thernavigatek archer Foreign colours, notice . s h al l b e given of the, existing prohibition, and they shall forthwith be indend to at bay's to sea; whilst such vessel:, belonging to the inhabitants of theetherhunls shall he seized, and report thereof made to the Commerjal.and lonial.Department. • 111. apies of this Decree 'shall be sent to the Financial and to the Counnercial and Colonial Departments, that they may respectively-attend to the ex:...eution ot the same; and zits'() to . nue Secretary of State. for Foreign Affairs, who' is or dered to communicate the' contents of these presents Tu the Aurbassador of Great Briuiin, is answer to hi; afbre'said Note; adding, that at the eventual Negotiations re !alive ,to the restitution of the •Dotch Colonies, we shall nut he averse from having inserted in the Treaty, such an ArQele as shall, continue to hind the Govarnment of this State to tha perpetual übservanCe of the aleireiaid measures, and to the effectual P;ohibition of the Slave Trade. ‘2. To the Boards of Trade, 'for the information 'of the • trading part of the inhabitants. . Given at the Hague, the 15th June in the year 1514, f and of our Reign the First. ' • (SiKned)" - WILLIAM. By Order of his Royal Highness. • (Signed) The Secretary General of State ; A.. R. lALCK;