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' bottle ur.two mi.!. • c,fl,ze„ce the patient of their salut ary effects; bottls bast jirsl4,e4.,_eur.r, atior s.itliwation aiii every er r ot ni l !am t h ms a ct e teas a , %, l t ' rs a i.(\. even, wihen. tne b. di b s , o l rf t l e t r q exh),,tis. u r: ( v e ed, s iiore go 1.12)r '',")r.e cuti;enienrte,Thea(i3; t - I " ii n s, for such it* arc obliged to l'estritl,':;';'uffinies, or to Sea it needs no ; )f . tif ..; le ! u i e n l ., l i t ,, or 4,tie.b,ty, 1 s(i)% (liLier%l7.cued 'lll°-1 3. i e r a l: e s.i x l i s t ': no i'ec:s b Zccl3;Sitl r' l e l II those if.:..seiti'.' " "Wit arise n2ore from imprudence than a certa.itt l ieut, _.,_a sich patienti it bolds out a never-failiiig, perm& • ~i(ll4l(l,'Peed) relief C4,,,e,' "r,otessile and retail, at Mr. But Nr's, 4, Clieapside, Litie "r . St Paul's Church -yard, and 'mist Country Medi -144 / t . tu 'l ,, , in Bottles at is. 9d, 43. (id. told 224. each, • .? "threctiietini fo; eau;: hex, with .. _ ........- ~_ TIIEATRE-ROYA 1., DR7RY-LANE. . roll. the. IiTs',NEFFI: of .','; ~ L,)vr•Aunovui, A, ; „ ~. wedne„-,,,, .:.lc 15, wi.• ', v..; ' :, • prcsel.'.• , _•.l ::.1. i . , 2 t this Thea t :•' i Coi ~, l', d' ,‘ • •• - :i\ t • r - i '.... , f . 'l:e,,;WhiCil (fr.),.) t!''' .., ' , l' ‘• ' ' ' ' l.:a ' . t :" .'-. 1 i , PAS bi,:..l);:c:\: ~. i, ),, ~ 1 j.• ~.I .i.ss •.....,,idi. , ' ,, t ,',', t) .,'lt'se of the PJ: - .. , , , . l - .( '., c I vc; ,, : , '-/ t''-'vcra l t, ) C ''. ll l Ti sillu. f . T. ;‘, . , • - ~,. ,t i ' l .1 lICA . :,1 • .. I i .t 1 farce, t} '', c-i lied I , ' -I:[p = ..-, • • Ti , e wii...ile, 0 it '',,•;'.. Ti s '' - ' '• ' -- '.• '..,.'" rmirou'ett by -• Itrn, ).,,r UV,: . ,-. .1.. ' -I ..: ~ n . ...e:y ..., , ,A._. „. ‘,......t ii_ 4treet J.s.-7.1 leket.: ,:) I,' it t f di. Loveg - rovr, '':', -t• 6 9/ E,,',', - , „ l kuelf.2, ) , at ,t o',- Ni r. .. , i)rillg . , at 1 - 1) ,;.i'JX-Otti . CL7 in B i...ttiC ., ba tty ~ i.."',''!, froin Ten ti.! Ft:Jur, whe. c Mates to/ the oke..s ...,;....._ - t.th...ar. ROYAL PATRIOTiC CO \ CERT- • , • I(lNC '' : `' .. . 'IIIEATitE, LIATMARKET: lay Co l ' h ., ' A dmission by .Tickets only. 11----'M (4 A his Royal- Flighikess the PRINCE REGENT. • iris P u T•rni also under the Auspit:e:iol:: , I - 1 f) iSM i li'llilCSl I lie Duke of I ( , _)ttfc., . , 1 - 11'. `"141 IC't -' , I . i,of CL UrENCE, ..,i s p iguitess i le <.211,, ( :,,,,., This p`„ () • )4l 'flig,iiniss the Duke of K.4' , ‘ ‘ . .? , ,. 9 i - 1 4 1 1 , Clint ss the belie of ..SUSSr.,X. .. • i\ J ' i . ,';' l ilDAy - '' JUNE 1 - and :NA)NDA'S.r, L'l''':‘; anti ‘';,- i 1 Celebration iif i f i he 'DELIVERANCE . of n '''t ' fni.(` XP,TUGAI, by tliti EitITIII of whiclal -4 " 1•411:-",'3' cutributed to the It‘storation of }raiice,;in ' x ii!'fi o.l''llatinn . 0 1 1••,„. ,be by . 4 ,i i r Mini:1111.11411°11 . s , allies ~ 1 ( 1 , IS'. .r.ur rI P PI F.•l' ' -d . ' - 1 - SITAN IA 1.18F.R I ALA- , ti t '' ' '''Pf l 'a i. ,l - "e• T( ' ..\ A succeeded jt by a GRAND CARMEN eill'A-'-' The ) u ..te and the whole of the Mn t,,,, milp os,t , ~, Ode :Al I,ell, ~. , 1,, i 1, 6ei,„ w ' ;.. , r , the C , rear Occasion. Each Concert to liewlw aronged and ti.i.,,,,,,td 'll G;id save the King,' 1 , . , • • •,, ,l in en -7.1- ' , ' a lkd the ‘vhole - to be executed iipor: < 1 < r i ,"'3;.,.:, x, bY three c i 11 i• kind distinct Orchestras dis 'l'''''' F - 4, ) ; lie t'iewi eolii ( p ft r i t, j ;i::,, ,, • e Threc Organs, and more titan 4 ''' '.., : i'll'ed alio Per'ioriners, for' which - is preparin h g . /vilt,'(*.t,';et''': Ar i'hitee , "tiral 'tructure, to be erected over t (.. 1 . ,,, , i i, 2 . : tn the Five. j ' e. ' 1 ". tht ' First i ' •l',(l, Mr. SALOMON. ‘ 1 •:•; 4 :::`' I the ''ee. ,, , , ! ' : ' ',itud, Mr. SPAGNOLETTI. di "l 4, l r , u; .::,,,I t he .I.l.iii:d i!and, ,rlr . ..:llO d it .. l. engazed, are, Ma_ ;„, e ( ••(•,,,.,, i . "',' •'er,ot mers :dread} , ) tl r ''''': . :, •1 1. •`!“ior Trainezzam, 11- . lr, Dickous, Mrs. .141 ' l e , , •, ' 4 .4 1 ) ,, n, Airs. Vaiishati,..:M ..N:aldi, 'Mr. liellner, 11r• I. 'l . -- 11 r. (..reifts Master Williams, l J. Elbut, and , , l ilfi t , 14 ' '''' ' ' 'at Twelve at Noon, and the Per th" Ti " 1. " tu, , t: P. , I . 'efi • O , 'Cluea, wheirt he interior of ~...1 t ., ti. _ , , - ii, ilt . lie . p i !' e ii,. '''' ; •>,' , „,,I.,•odillly illuminated. 1.44 ' • ' ' 1 :It e " ,•ii i• • , lw for these. Concerts by-Messrs. 'to.. ; ' ' ~, • •' ' • 1 , q ) ,, X : () iii, : ,, ,1. 1, ‘'. , ~..-. , , -:e •.,:lit Boxe-to he taken) at, t.i , (: . ?F f e . r o a , k 4 -.4-,.. - ..,• 1 iL. vts L o-- tau Pit and ‘,..-;a1, , e . 1y :,,, ,,, t, .... , i ~ ..i.l t . 4 1' r, ill if! a.,., Ohl ,,. , „ eel .. Ntes.is, l' ~ 4.• t 4 • •( . 1 i S-4, ,it Vf ' .. ', ". •"-... . ' a N• •• liiii-i-,...reet -. • c r .,.,.., 1 -: , • • •• • <‘•:iiir:..-I,, ne . Ai r . 8iti.113.., 1 et. a , , • ~ d , P }l"e'S 1111. Stl 'i f i • •' 1 M ' essi',.(ecii, , ialil. t'.,. (.. Leaps, e... . '''''i l'it, ~.;‘, . ( ,,' li ; lea ' ; ,_..,11,... • ,,, 1::.1.t.,i-1.,-,..nei.i. (:!„..,I,p.L „ov:‘,„ __._.............„_________ r _ w o , IV: 111 ELI \ LL. l i , the it i i,: • ' .i ".\ 1) 1110 ' NIN(4 CONCERT:S, for 4tNy,- '''': ,, i;,',.i. , • -' , ..- ts by WAR in GER ttrri , i will 1,,, ': At .of .... :1 , 1 , ..1,...1 . • 1 v— -4 the I,' , g' r e'. at the 11,.val (:hapeksholly after . the , '.1.:'%4',1'.. of ; - e' ..::, l'otertate: under the immediate la .Y th e ( . 4 ds 11,,,,, i : 7 , , h '. s v•. i e l 1 , , ,:ice !:.Lent, conducted • 4 ."'et tlienit"flittee'of tlie '* Vi•c "- s s t'ui . ;nstei A‘sociation, the Music 1:,.'.,ti,.. Mti,,1:)41,.14 No „t. rirector Eqf i1.., 5i " 1 141 T.,; l rs • BILL iz. uToN , : „f the Concerts of .ikn- i and All the pr i incipa r te ,' ;:kiiiisio`,..,ellts, both l'Ocal ~..il Instrumental,vo . untee I '''' ..' tr . " Pt s — The ,- .114;, , ,, .: this Fete will b, heighten ". ' the i' . !. "et' of her '- . .': ~ , -I , c . C)iwen, his Royal High -I•N's'44,,,,t.'l"ce 11e,, " " a" .; . . v.: - '1 the Earieror of ri ti e Ki :,..,ent, t:', 4 e .1. , 1 . ..,, .. dm, y, .., t _ Th . ''3 * ri R 4 PrtisF-ia i :pod many tttierAllustribus Po -46,,.'-. [Ali ce r , . - _ it % rz ek , ts f • is 'rwo Gd.neas, and they O rd, ov q , p er. - 7,1,, each clay ; .. , , Pr e , r ' f,, r ' rick ' , tn. and are transferable. . 6 t1,1 4 4.11‘. ~,. ets arc reoeiVCci at the Committee Rooms, 4 .ttd. ht (ildA(Te.rb, (4reat Queen-stree , t 2l Lin , co t l ' Inn .4, r ' -d rthai e 't' of Loudon Tavern, brs.iom,i e r - ls treet S t ,..'. ti 4w, , ~, Alusic Shop New Bond-street ; h at at , Messrs. T . 's eneap•3de :ancl-at Mr.Ackermaun s,lOl, t' g tA ' , . 1 lii. ''''''Y ad,.,,,ti,Y,isof Performance and delivery of Tickets will 1 1 1 4 4 1,., SL.IVE TRADE. A h tii i.,IAIENDS of the ABOLITION of the ( .) :-(l \::',..'i,', l . l tADE are requested to Meet at FREE ti.: ,• cl uct: - ....••••, on FitflAyNis,xT, the 17th inst. at ---he Chair will he taken precisely at Two,. WILLIAM FREDERICK. - I Thomas Babington, Williath Dealt ry, William Wilherforc.o. Will iain Smith, Henry Thornton, - .1. P. Irby, Timm as Dalton, J. It. Williams, Charles J. R. Kemp, James Towers, Zachary .Alacaulay, James t;terilien, jun. By R. I'. GItIAES, Printed for l i Onginan, Hurst,'ltees, Orme, 'and Brown, Pa ternoster-row z..atni John Anderson 15;11inburAi. Ili a -few Ditys will he pulilklieti; by flie satm Author, The Confessions of Sir Tholo w s Louguoville, In 2 l 015. temo. W.f . , ST'S NE.NII' . This Day was published,' . In 4 Vols. 12n:to. price , . . ALICIA DE LACY, a HISTORICAL RO • • . mANCE. . ,By the AUTHOR of t a LYALISTS,"&e. Sze. Printed ftir Lociplini; Hurst, Reel, Orme, and ternoster-row ; and at the i.ritiyii Gallery, 54, New liond street. ' , . _.......... , . Of4vharn.may - ,hebadAyth , siotne.liatKor; . ' 1. Th'eLovalistS, S rolg. - 12nio.'!d E•tit:4l.ls.. boirds. -2. The 11e;ustal, :I V - ols. 12;no. price il. Is. boards. 3. Letters to a Young Lady, a vols. the 4th 'Edit. price 11. Is. boards. 4. Letters to a Young Man, 3 vols. the sth Edit. price 11. ts. hoards. • 5. I'oe►ns.and'Plays, 4 vols. 11. 3s. boards. NEW MUSIC, by Mr. H. IL BISHOP. FIPHE, favourite .Craifti Spectacle of SEDAK AL AND KALASR‘DE, price 7s, Gd.—" The Wandering Boys," a Melo-dramatic Romance, price -ss.—" Hanover," .4 Recitative and Air, sung by Mr. Braham, price 2s.—" Love has Eyes," sung by Mr. Sinclair, 'hi the Comic Opera of The Farmer's Wife; price Is. C.d.—The much-admired Dance in the same Opera, price ls. Anti has she then fail'd int her Truth ?" introduced ,by Mr. Sinclair in Lure in a price s.6d.—The Overture to the Farmer's Wife, price —" Dear Youth, beloved," sung by _Miss Matthews, price Is. 6d.—" Dear Charmer, when the Harp I strung," intro duced and sung by Mr. Sinclair, in the Opera of Lionel and Clarissa, price ls. 6d.—The above Music is now performing . at the , Theatre-Royal Covent-Garden, with universal appro , bation, . London : Published by Goulding, D'Almaine, Potter, and Co. No -2.0, Soho-square, and No. 7, Westwureland-street, Dublin.. BY HIS MAJESTY'S PATENT ROYAL ANTI-ATTRITION COMPOSI- TiON instead of Tallow, Oil, or Grease, to prevent the cffects of friction in Steam-Engines, -Machinery, Mills, Carriages, Coaches, Waggons, C ar t s , &c.; ,Machinery, Copper Ships' bottoms, Tar„Varcelinc . and service fur Rigging. or service for Cables, to preserve polished Steel Or Iron from rust, wapd or wooden buildings from the dry rot, and by the . use of which the YobliC save in all cases not less than three . hundred per cent. exclusive of saving wear and tear, tune, and labour. Sold for - the Patentees, at No. 40, Charing-Cross, near-the Admiralty, _Lopdon ; and, by their appointment, at mos;- Ship-Gtiandlers, Printers, Bookse,lers, Lihraries, Stationers, Drua;ists, Medicine Warehouses, Perfumers, ,Irorun#mgers, Cutlers, Coaehnialiers, Innkeepers, Coach and ‘Va. , -,4011 fifes, Oil and Colour Shops, Saddlers, and Shopkeepers, the United Kingdom, in Boxes, price 2s.GLI.; ss. tid ; 10s. Gd.; One Guineas and Two quitleas each. ' The smallest sized Box contains a• quantity sufficient to prime a Four-wheei Carriages Four times, with which it will run upwards of SIX THOUSAND, MILES, and it will an- Oyer in the same propnrtiou for all oth of tririi. SUSSEX. T° beSOLD by. AUCTION, by Mr k:l4 . W— . LER, on-T6ESD.IY,-the 2 8th of June inst. at One o'Ouck in the afternoon, at the Auction Mart, London, the _followingNaluabie ESTATES:-- Lot I. — A most desirable ES 'ATE, called SLADESLAND, comprising a substantial, well-built House, fit for the Resi— deuce of a Gentleman, with every necessary Agricultural Building, and upw•aids of 273 statute Acres of Arable, Mea dow, and Coppice Lauds, lying within a Ring Fence; let on lease to Mr. Gould. Lot 2.. An ESTaTE, called BELCILIMBERS, nearly ad joining Lot 1, comprising an excellent Fat in-house, and all useful Buildings, with upwards of 122 statute Acqes of Ara ble, Pasture, and Coppice Lands, lying very compact; let on lease to Mr. Mann. . • The above Estates are situateln the Parish of Kirdford, a soil particularly, genial for the !=rowth of Oak. The Timber is in a very thriving state. The " Country abounds with Game, and is much improved by Turnpike-roads. Printed Particulars may be had of Mr. Knight, Banker, Kingston; White Lion, Cobham; White Hart, Guildford; Kine:s'Arins, Godaluiing; Anchor, Liphook ; Dolphin, Pe -tersfield ; CroWn, Portsr...9ut lir Half Moon, Petworth ; Spread Eagle, Midhurst ; Libraries, Brighton and Worthing ; Crown, Arundel ; Hotel, Bognoi ; Messrs. Atches o n an d Morgan, So licitors and Parliamintary Agents, Duke -street, 'Westminster, and Great Winche4er-street, and at the Auction Mart, Lon den; and of Mr. Weller, Chichester. N OTICE i$ hereby giOen ; that a. Session o f oye, • and 're-miner andGaol , Deliver:y,for.ilte of Of fenci4tconzmitted on thelfih'Seas, within the .704Pdietiim of t/te Admiralty of England,wqbe heXat gia'ice Hall, in the ON Palley, London, on. .Prida;!, the ISt of Jaly next, rzt Eight o'Cloch the ifurniag: J. CRoKEII. ) Admiralty Oliice,, June 10, 1814. WIDOWS' PENSIONS. NOTICE, is-lierOy given,'That all WIDOWS who receive Pensions from the CHARITY established • •for tile; Relief of l'OOlt WIDOWS of COMMISSION' and - WARRANT OFFICERS of the ROYAL NAVY, must send or bitig to this Office, between the 17th a-nd 30th of this Mon*, the Atqavits required by Rules of the Charity; in 61-ay to their bOttg insered - t.i) the Pension List, which will be immediately prepared and pitl in April next. All Letters from Widows respecting their Pensions must state the Rank their Husbands held in the Royal Nary. J. W. CROK ER. LOTTERY OFFICE, SOMERSET-PLACE, June 13,1614. pm COMMISSIONERS appointed for naging the LOTTERIES do hereby give Notice, That NUMBERS df TICKETS and SHARES in all preceding LOTTERIES may be examined at this Office every day be- - .tween the hours of Ten and Three (Holidays excepted), with their Registers of Benefits and Blanks. • And the COMMISSIONERS appointed to take in the BE NEFIT TICKETS of the THIRD LOTTERY, 1813, do hereby give Notice, that they will attend at their Office in Somerset l Place, on Tuesday, the Twenty-eighth, and Wed nesday, the Twenty-ninth Days of June instant, front Ten &Chick in the Forenoon until One o'ClO \ ek in the Afternoon of each Day, to take in and enter the 'BENEFIT TICKETS of the said Lottery,:to I.)c exchanged for Certificates pin.- suant to the Aet of Parliament in that behalf. . And for better dispatch thereof, the said COMMIS SIONERS will take in 'and enter the BENEFIT TICKETS beginnia , _; N-). 1, and ending No. 5500, at one Seat, mid the BENEFIT TICKETS beginning No. 5501, and ending No. 11,000, at another Seat; and the Persons possessed ther4eof are directed t.o. take Notice, and bring with : their Tickets se paratei Lists.thereof, formed in Numerical Order, and adapted -to each of the said Seats, and at the bottom Of each of such Lists to write the Names and 'proper additions of the Persons to be inserted in the Certificates, as the 'Proprietors of the said 71:kets, and the value : therea; and theyure further directed to bring their Tickets fcr eittry 'as early as possible. And th'e said COMMISSIONERS also give further : Notice, ,t,l)t,CertiO,catesTfor all tile said TEN:I:TIT „which sl;ult be brought to he ei:tered on or before Wednesday, Tweatr ! ninth Day of June instant, will be delivered put on "Saturday, the'Second Day of July next ; after which the,said Commissioners Will'rake in and enter Tickets on Tuesday, the Nineteenth Day of *July next, and deliver out Certificates on Saturday, the Twenty , third Dity of July next; and all Persons are desired, When they come for theirtertificates;to bring Duplicates- of their Lists left at this Oflice otherwise "the same cannot he delivered to-then,. The COMMISSIONERS also give further Notice, that all Tickets brought to this Office for payment, whose Checks do not agree with their Counterparts, will not be entered fur payment witliont a Bond being given to indemnify' the said Commissioners for granting Certificates for the same. I RENOVATED HEALTH. T has been too frequently the subject of just and general leivrobation, ti , at men tlestit.te it is A medical kit have offered themselves as can.iiiiares fur public patronage in,the profession of phy sic. I. or the p urpo:. t of doing justice to the restilf °four slopes and experience, d to prevent us from being classed among those empirics w t i t se imprudent pretension's have, unfotunately for society, been ton favourably received, we beg leave to submit to the liberal and enlightened a faithfo I statement of our pursuits and ac. quiren:ents. Alto having received a regulai medical educa. non as the pupils of .Nlessrs. G rmdel 1 and liliitard,wliPse lectures and praclice. ,i,irefully ;mended, as professors and surgeons of the London Hospital; we entered ourselves as students in that justly celebrated school formedical acquire ment, the R.,; al College of Edinburgh, and were instrueted in the different branches of anatomy, surgery, the theory and practice of plit sic, chemistry, midwifery, botany, &c. &e. by those eminent professors, Drs. Monro, Gregory, Black, Hamilton, Duncan and Rutherford. We tßist we shall . not C,ecit.ed presumptuous in saying that our proficiency and - aeluirenients are not inconsiderable. "Having fora long series of years made Venereal Complaints, and the various diseases of Debility, the particular object of our studies and practice [ it will, we hope, be allowed that we !lave acquired superior knowledge of their treatment and cure. In slight and reger t cases of a pertect re-establishment. is Coin pleted in the short period of two days ; and in those of the utmost in. vetericy, where other inactitioners have failed of success a proper perseverance u 4 our plan of treatment ensures to the patient a sate anti radical cure.. Amidst the melancholy variety of disor,!ers tyltich are the elfects of a habit long and most unhappily pursued by t h e youth of both sexes, there a re none more alarming or more distressing than those deficiencies and debilities which Ire queriprevent or embitter the matrimonial state. To such petsons it must be a consolation to know that they nay no t,•, by a new arid infallible mode of treatment, be restored to that greatest of all human blessingS, a strung, manly, and vigor. ousconatitution. In all cases of debility, from whatever eau se arising, as well as in every species of venereal infection, we may becoosultedpy patients of either sex with the great. est secrecy and honour. Hourso consultation At home from. ten to three, and Born 6 in the evening till to at night. atients in time c,tititty are requested to state the partici:a lars of their case, age, and general habit of living, &c. &c. in closing a remittance for advice andmedicines, when the same will be given, or sent to any part of the kingdom. `lso ensure. that secrecy so essential to our undertaking, the ~stage (,1 etters may be adde,i to the account tor medicines. CIJI(RIE and Co. Surgeons, No. xua, Hatton-garden IQ Messrs. Currie and Co. have Certificates from the above respectable Professors of London and Edinburgh, Icat the diligence, skill, and huminity, 'with wind': they pe!,- f noted the. duties assuned them during the Wan they - at, tended their Indium and Pudica. A. - BRADLEY, Middle New-street, _EL Gough-square, London, will satisfy the most scrupu lous Inquirer, aS to the authenticity of a. Friend of his de riving great Benefit from the CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD,' in a so•ere di;order of the nervous, bilious, , and flatnlent kind, with which he had been4ong afflicted.. Air. E. Pierey, High-street, Birmingham, vouche; for the surprising Cure of a Gentleman long in a deep Decline, having taken five bottles of the Cordial Balm of Gilead. The.spirits, strength, and appetite of the young mart were visibly and very materially improved; and by continuing the use of ,it a few weeks longer, he was, with God's blessing, and to the great comfort and - ast.mishrneot of his family and friends, restored to pefect healt h. • , Mr. B. , Boothroyd, of Pontefract, reports of a man in that neighbouritood, about the age of thirty, ivhO had the appear ance of labouring under that most dangerous disease, the Pithnonalis, orronsuniption. He had a considerable degree of .hectic fever, p.rofase night-sweats,' expectorated much, and Was reduced to &state of extreme debility. Having had the best medical advice he could procure, without obtain ing relief, lie had recourse to the Cordial Balm of:Gilead : persevering in the use of it, all the unfavourable symptoms' gradually abated, and he has attained a vigorous state of health. Government Security against Counterfeits, baside. a Saving of One Bottle in Four.=—The Cordial Balm of Gilead is sold in bottles, price each ; or the quantity of finir in one Fathily Bottle for Ms. on which one t Is. bottle is sliced, duty included; tho stamp of which bears, the Proprietor's name and address-in the eni , raving, " Saint. Solomon, Liverpool," to imitate which is felony; and this privilege of a particular set plates foriiis stamps has been granted to.Dr, Solomon, by favOur of .his Majesty's Hon. CoMmissioners of Stamp. Duties; purposely to secure the Public against counterfeits none else are genuine. . :Sold by Samuel Leigh, No.lt; Strand ; Sutton And Co. (late Dicey and Sutton), i.ocv Church-yard; Bacon and Co. N 0.1.50, Oxford-'street, London ;—Brodie and Dowding, Salishurv; A. Smith, Perfumer, North ,;ridge, Edinburgh; Marlin ffeeiie, No. 6, College-'green, at Davison's, No. 1, Parliament-street, and of Messrs. F.:Newbury and Son.,Dubiin; and retail, by all Medicine Venders in the United King - dom. Sonic disordemhave been many yea:a in proceeding to such a degree of malignancy as cannot be eradicated in a few weeks ; therefore it is in order to encourage steady ,perse-' verauce in the use. of proper means that Dr. Solomon has adopted the plan of his boxes., with - three large Ms. handy Bottles, containing the quantity of Twelve at I Is, pac!ied tip safe , for the Country, for a Vive-pound Bank-note, by which 11. 121. is saVed ; vide '' Gaiile to Health." As Dr. SOLOMON"s Practice is now become sp great and I.xtetisive, that his constant engagementg require a consider able portion'of his time and utrendan - c1; ? ' he e. pests, when consulted, the usual compliMent of One 'Pourid t but all written cases, or letters of advice, and unaccompanied with an order for med'iciiie and remittance, to he answered at his leisure, are required to enclose oaly Italf a Guinea. Drafts May be obtained at any Post-oflice, payable at Liverpool, for small sums of motley, which is a sure mode of conveyance.— Such letttrs - shooid, for safety, be thus directed Money Letter, Dr. StIiMUQII, Gilead House, near Liverp'our. Paid double postage.." 4, „s Letters ma/ be addressed to X. Z. or A. fl. at the Post 7 ollice, till cared far. -- Persons who di) not wish to bate their naives Mona, inay . hav - e their ke.ties ilinisted Z: to be keft wiled fin, :FURTIUR Accotlkii• LoN:TO C 1 - 1 "Vesteritay 'these . ' Must - I.IOUs Prin&S, in ,-)tir suatice of their landableplArl'of rifn , ;Hg our a rioll's national estalislionents, paid a yi,it by wa ter to tll Grand MdifarY 'Arsenal at Woo!wich."---- By seven o'clocik iil the mornilig, the Royal., the Admiralty, and the Olarrince_lialges Were col reefed at Whifehall-Staii.s . , (iclorated wi't's streamers, pendants, and 'banners. 'A band of tin... - . sic was - stationed iii one of them.' The AdmirAlty Barge had the Standard, othrs ike Russian and Prussian Flags; It a bcauHni ; rite day teas fine and . the pia,:ing at intervals the favourite nat,onal airs; made the scene truly delightful. At nine o'clock precisely, a gnu' fired, 'as a signal that the embarkation of the IllustriOus Visitors and" the :Prince Regent was "about :t(i commence. The Prince 'Regent was e by a party Of the Horse Gnards to 'Whitehall • stairs ; and the Emperor of Ruisia,s the Graild. Duchess of Oldenbuirgh, and tci King of Prussia, by detachments Of the Noes. denerali Tolly, Piston, 'and a ninnber of Other Officers, ac companied theit' .respective Stivere;gns. Lord Melville and other .orris of the Adionalty, tle Secretary, Mr. Croker, th'e Comptrolicr 15114 Cuiji. IltiSSiOberS of the Navy, were.also in the prpees sion. little 'fleet 61 barg'es, gay and glitter ing with flags, was collected ln,a her 1,i...44et, were in the distance, with red pe•clants. Tjle barge for the reception. ( of the Monarchs was niore clistingutished than, the rest; by the su l icrior spleu dour of its decoration. 'As soon aS the illustfions Vis;Xors stepped on board, tae band struck God save the King ';" and the fleet moved oa . , gliding gently down, and greeted with tte acet,a mations of the thousands asserubled-on the ,whorls and shore. As their Majesties passed ;under one of the arches of the Strand Bridge, ciey were with bon d huzzas fibril the cro‘vds assembled c.p.-ui the arch. Iliac:l:friars . and Lon,tou Bridges were crowded, and. the same tri,mte p Off London ,Bridg - e, the Ci:y bar, 4 es, tvitli tilt Lord Mayor", Aldermen, the proces sion. On clearing the briOgr, it Majeiticz , a fine opportunity of witin commerce of the Port A' London. the the barges moored by the side of tb ri every open space that could ictLycl a.te.v 0: t:e aquatic procession, were tilled w u.sp,ec.; cheered the IllastrionsVisctors the why; and the ships of war at didCrent ,statiOns 401 the river tired salutes as they passed. O;:t tiled arrival off ‘VOolwich,' ilbout twelve Thisbe, bearing-the flag of, Vice ; Adm:tai and other ships, tired a salute, and nianned.thsir yards. The Nelson, o.f 120•gum,..we . sinspectsd. On landing, the Monarchs were received by t)e. Earl of Mulgrave, tp;: 'lance, with all due . honours : a dischar 4 'e of live great gums took plate; ?Old the noyal,r:irt,y, with their numerous Suite, proceeded to vie* the Ar senal anti Laboratory. 2vltteir time was oectiiied in the inspection of these and other. depaoinetkiS of this magnitieeht establishment. , A discharge of Congreve Rockets also took place,"pui the ef fects of that treinendout's invention .of .inodern warfare, the secret of 'whose composition has beta hitherto confi4d to this country, were exhihito to their Majesties. It was three o'clock the Illustrious Visitors left the NVarren, to pro , teed to the BarrackS, where Kefresinnents were provided fOr them. About six o'clock the Royal Party and their attendants commenced their return to to \v the way of Greenwich. The Princcitegcnt pre ceded ,the cavalcatle inn-a close carriage ; ti4c perm. of Russia and the Duchess,of O r idenburrh %were seated in an open carriage, as were also die. the King of Prussia, and the Princes, his sons, in another. The road from Wool‘ich to London was lined with carriages ; and the same eag4nt'ss Was evinced by the pec;ple to behold the 12,'.inperor as on his iiist arrival fu town, The Party. was everywhere greeted with loud and.-in cessant plan:tits. Abont , hall-pas seven o'clock they passed over Westminster-lwidAe on their rerun) to .roCVI:.-- 'I he avenues:.leadiog to St. James'sTalace ;;vi the Pultency flotcl had been crowdcd to excess from four o'cloc;t: till that time, .. . In the evening the Prince Regent, and lui perial and Royal Visitors,. _dined with the ALir quis of ttifforti at Cievelainkhouse. v. - as laid fOr 34 in, the - old gallery. The King of Prussia arrived at eight o'clock,; the Emperor of ..ltussia, at tinir(er . p.l: , :t. I 3 the Prince. Regent ..followe.d • soon after., '1;1, re were also present — Th e princes of Orange, Cizasteriki, RadAkil; the 17;incts of Prussia, Oldeuburgh, Oag:trin ; Da!:ts cf• Toth., Clarence, Kent, Sussex., (41oucester, a , tea Unchoses OltlenOurg,t .and York; Princes .x. 1 0; the, Prussian, Russian., ,and \ , iirteutherg Adthas, ,, rs att Marquis and garciiidnessof I.,:insdowne,.Yari anti of Liverpool, Countess Lieven, Lira and Li(ly Eari and Countess Gower, Lady ir,tliill Sinith, thick, AlatShal Btorcky oiiy, •Ntirsuni Gen,:,As De York. and Bu!ow, &c.—C;eo,v4l elatutt sent anopoi•: ; ,,.. 'firelitustrions Party, atter dintic:., to the Earl and Countess of y;olinontleley's rest- , (fence, in to a 0,411 anti supper. The house was illtunitiatel in the same magnificent manner as in.•last week, awl collected a great number of . sp,etators. . The Queen's. and 36 h Regiments I . l,laFellutl from Chiche'ster to PArtsmolith yusteidup, to sevw 115 a. Guard of iduifour to the intatt'iptls ViSitoll expected there.