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,~~; "1„, - • VT .-. 1 / 7 '. • a 0 )W"w" \te • --; . . • . \ 76 , O*ol§ l fre '4; ,• .• _ - "r 4 , . a . t'7l' 4 -Y 4 - • !`, • 'lll / AM O O, \ 4 1 1 11 ~~i ,e 4 3-7:q 67a c .. ) ,.] TUESDAY, APRIL 5, 1814. [PRICE SII.II)I:,i‘T.CE-HA.f.i'PEN.iii% IMPERIAL rAiILiAMt\TT. THEATRE ROYAL, HAYNTARKET, I . ‘ ny Authority of the Lord Chamberlain ir the BENEFIT of Mr. LACY, formerly of..t.htTheatre Itnyal, Drury-lane. AIR— LACY respectfully acciuniets' his Friends • and thr Ptthlie, that his BENEFIT will take place WEDNEsDAY, APRIL 13, 1 8 14, when , with Sanction ; 5 11, 1h " C-rnmittee,•llie kind . As;i..torice of the Performers .of , , T heatre Royal, Drurv-latte, will be presented, a PLAY, (41 - er ENTERTAiNsi which will be expressed in tt . i re Advertis e ments. -. 'tickets s and rhtees in the Boxe% to he taken of Mr- Mas -I".t:Olarn, at th e ()diet of the Theatre; and.- at Mr. there '' r arv, Old Ifoud-street.. ,„".'• L. htunbl3 , solicits - , on this Occasion, that .kind At -4„01 - 1 and Support he has so roily hen honoured by his Professimal and other Frienth, his Patrons, and ' 4e • I r' h To the GOVERNORS of the MIDI)LESEX HOSPITAL. My Lorms AND GENTLE)! liNj - AVI G a just Sense of - the Value- of yottr IL Support, I must feel solicitude on the occasion of the APPROACHING ELECTION. I thank you for the very gra tifying reception you have given me on the Canvass, and I hare,now to entreat the cOntinhanriz of your kindness, but es pecially, s the last and greatest Favour, the honour of your Presence and Vote on Thursday. The Ballot will be open from Eleven o'Clock, and close at Two precisely. I have the honour to be, My Lords and Gentlemen, 34, Sohn-square, Your mostobedient Servant, Tuesday, sth Apeil. ' CHARLES . BELL. OFFICE OF 0RD_4,7,12VC, March 17, 1814. tEllls r i l / P RINCI PA L OF CLPS of MA ' JESIT'S ORDAWNCE do hereby give 4Yotice, That ProPosals will be received at their Offiee in Pall-Mall, on or before. Wednesday, the 6th April next, such Per sons: as may be willing to undertake the SUpply of FEA THVz_S for Service of this Department for a period of Three ream, determinable after the expiration Of the first Year, upon , Notice of thi'ec Months, at the optiiin of either Party. OF RUSEOF LORDS, c•nAv, .ttritti. 4. - COntisel via , 4 heardin the Appeal, HiggAs v. LiVint;iton. Judgment postponed till after the recess. , • The Judgment was athrtued in the Atipttil, ThoM4i3'n v; Clarke.. • C u un - sel was heard in the .:' l ,prical, the 'Managers of • ( iYtle society v. Steel.-- , -Judgment pe•Apoi)ed to the first tauie day after the recess. The West-India Trade Bill, Wet - A -India Shiips 1331, mitt the Ccike'Bill, were read a 2d time:--To be cubit:nit-Led to.• morrOw. Mr. Tnomsi.frorn the Transport "Office., prestnited'an Ac count of the tiumber and Tonnage of the Vessels now em ployed in the Transpoig Service. Mr. FA nara, from the East India b9riparfy; preserlted the Annual Accounts of the East-India Company. - • The Clergy Penalty Suspension. Bill. was read third time, and pi . . , , The Legal Ways Bill S read a3d tithe, en(' pasied. The Marv's' •of LANSDOWNE nioved, that a Nlessage should be lent to,tite House, Ctininons,.reitttesting them to coniniunlcate to their Lordsips ate Deport of the Connnitt es no th,.• Coro Tradti.—Oreo‘ed. Patterns of the --Midis may be viewed. upon application to the respective Q t 'ccrs• of the Ordnance in the Royal Arsenal, at Woolwich, andiarther Particular , together tOith the Terms and*CunditiOns of thq Contract, may be known at the Secreta ry's Office, in Pall-Mall, aforesai4; any Day between tke Floors e•Ten and Four .where. the .Proposals mUst be delivered, sealed up, and indorsed " Proi , osall fur Feathers;" .n?' Proposal can be admitted o,l= the said tith at Twelve o'Cloch at Noor , orthelsald4, rciiher will any Tinder be noticed, aidess the Party mahirix or an Ageni in his behalf, Shull iti‘end. • DISTRE.IS IN GERMANY. • ' • rputouGH the COMMITTEE for relievir , Distress, occasioned by the ravages of War in Germany, has been enabled b) , - British' /3enevolcuee to remit about ao,oom. - for the alleviation of the woes of suffering humanity, t, such bas•been the extent • of the - ,deVastations, such the depth-of misery into which whole Districts have been plung ed, and so numerousand urgent are ttie new applications•for Belief from various quarters, that the Cbmmittee can on no ac count think of relaxing its efforts. Details of these Distresgw: n"./1 be found the ite . oorts of the Committee, which, as well as Papers for chUrt hes an,d.Congregations, may be had at the • Lontlyn Triv::rn, and at Ackerruann's, 101, Strand, to the • number of twenty-live,' gratis ;• and above that number,- on large paper at is. any small paper 2s. per hundred. Amuuut already advertised - - L. 63,055. 0 3 Suhscriptionsisinbe received : At Messrs. Down, From Falmouth and its Tliornton, &Co. - vicinity,'per Barfield Simpson, Lci- and Co. - -Kl4l. 3s. sd. cester - •45 - 0 Sidiscripti ons fronrS us- S. Simpson, Esq. ditto 5 0 .sex, per, ligrly, Moli llnfchinsons and Place, neux, and C0.23G1. 18s. 10d. Stockton - - 21 0 FrAln the Bath Fund, • M Calvetly Bewicke, Ist remittance, per Clapham - - .10 0 Cha.Phillott, Esq,L.9o') 0 - Collection in the Parish From Helston, Corn- • Church off ring,Herts, wall, and its vicinity, hr Rev. S. Maddoclt, per H.' H. Grells, and. the Itev. 111. Ban- I Esq. _ 1501. 3s. 2d. nister ; this Collec , ion # From, Bedford Towit, ROYAL ACADEMY, SOMERSET-PLACE: T°ll( T That FXF-II •, iere gßen.t ti st ' W.ILL OPEN on moN . Dity, the zd of MAY 'rho ArtistA are desired to send their several Perform s " e properly framed, with their descriptions and names of P O rt nuts for • insertion in the Gttaingue, on Monday the vh.'2r by six oteloth on Tuesday the sth of April, after MI time none will received.--No Artist i:: sehd nrre xhi ,' l 4 .n eight Pictures, nor niorf:Prin eight Drawings.—NoMi- Il i"ro can lie allowed a plaCe,-•tritless in a frame of mode . c :Prriensions, nor can any Copies be athoitted. Tbe Royal "`ltnir Will take all possible card - of Works entrusted to • f „.7n , , Vutcannot hold themselves responsible in- cases of ric -'ent, Lord SI4EFFIELP moved that Om b.! hid before the House an Account of the Quantity of Pak Timber furnished to.the Navy Board arid. the Board. of. Ordmince, from the year 1756 up to the 'present tinic.—Ordertd. illy Order of the hoard, R. H. CiIETV, Secrettiry. Rt7PTLIIE OF THE NEGOCIATIOXS. The Earl of Lc, - EaPooL.—Before he moved, as he meant to do, that the House should ndw jonrn, he had to state to their Lordships, that he was commanded by the Prince Regent to in form them, that the negociations which had been lately carried on for the , concliision of Peace with France was now at an end, While his Majesty's confidential servants deeply.regretted that failure of their efforts for Peace which bad led to .this communication, it must at least be satisfactory to all to know, that - both, in the .principle on whiclx that negociation was broken off, and in the par-, denial. circumstances and causes ,which inimcdl% ately produced the rupture, there was the most complete agreement and concurrence amongst the whole of the Allies. Their Lordships and the country wont(' expect full information "on this subject, and -he had to state, in regard to that point, that it was the intention of the Allies to publish a declaration, setting forth the whole of the circumstances and causes which led to the rupture of the negociation. It would be the duty of his Majesty's servants to lav that declaration, together with such other information as might be necessary, before their Lordships, and this would be done with every possible. expedition. In the wean time, it would he premature to en. , ter further into the subject, and he, therefore, now moved, that the House do adjourn.. Earl GREY.—It was with the deepest regret that be betird the statement of the Noble Earl, that the negociations for Peace were now at an end,, It was undoubtedly a consolation, -in the midst ht titat4 . egret, to Bear it stated, that 'both..in the principle upon which they were broken off, and . in the particalar circumstances and causes which. produced that termination, there was the must complete agreement and concurrence among the whole of the Allied Powers. To that consolation, when the proper information should he laid before the House, he trusted would be added the further satisfaction to know, that not only had this com plete. agreement and concurrence existed among the Allied Powers on the grounds which led to, the rupture, but that these grounds were such as would prove, that the termination was owing to the ambition and' injustice of the eneng,a.nd,that on our side and,that of our. Allies, there was no thing but justice and . moderation. The Noble Earl bad furtherstated, tliat it was the intention of the Allies to publish a declaration on the sub ject, and that this declaration, together with such• further information as might. be neFessary, would as soon as possible laid before their Lordships for theiriexamination and discussion. He Wished to know from the Noble Earl whether it was likely that this declaration and information could be laid before the House . .before they adjourned for the Easter holidays, so that they might be ready to proceed to the discussion immediately after Parliament should meet at the termination of the recess. The Earl of Livettrooy.—lle had no objection IjY• HOWARD, F.:. Sec, t This Day was published, • Handsomely printed in Twelve Volumes Octavo, price 51. Bs. in boards, a new Zdition (being the.fifth), with Maps, a . Portrait of the Author, and a complete Index, of HISTORY OF GREAT .13R1rAIN, JL.. from the First Inc:asion of it by the A.oinaus, unJer Julius Caesar.. Wrriten ou a new phn. • By BoBERT HEN!..V; One- of the Ministers of Edinburg', Meinber of the Society of An.tiquarians of Scotland, anu of the ltO*l Society of Ti , the PROPI(.I I ETOR'S- of LAST 11PIA STOCK. Lape l s ' HE 4 I I\ WE ;E C 7 I I: I I: 6 " ?.I '' of•SIX DIRECTORS of Ivp r ,,t ll4 - EAs'r INDIA COMPANY litin4, - appointed - for 't '"',. 17, 13AY, the. 13th APRIL /text, the i , AVOUIL of (. 1 :. -. arid INTEII,EST is requested for the -following; 'Wichita, via : ROBERT CLERK, Esq. SAMUEL IlAri.S, Y.sl. It , 'WILLIAM WIGIti.kM, Csl. , 'ea Niill mnch ob i ,, , c t • Ladies and Gentlernen, Your most liatollle Rervorits, \ - `l, o tre . rrf liornton, C?.:-.4ii:11 MarjOribanks, ,'.-.: hillartan Elphinstone, CUarles Mills, ; v illiarn Astell, . . - • Edward Parry, °lin Alex. Bannerman, Jainei.. Patti t ;on, - 44 i1 . 1n NIA), , R. Chinely Plizr.sarn, . I .a 3 Lob.l.lcrsanqlvt, Thomas Reid , ' - i 4. "Pil Cotton, Abralion , Robarts, • aloe s D an i t a, - G. An t rcrowihie Rubinson, C harles G ran t, , George Smith, i'llni Hudlestor4 John Bladen Taylor, Inglis, u ,"lkti Ing • . _ Swtny Toone, John Jackson, 3ticilard Twining. -11 t. India Howie, March 30, 191 1. _ . . Edinburgh. Dr. Henry's• History is written on the following plan : —Each Book begins and: ends at some remartable 'Revolu tion. Furry Book is, divided into seven Chapters, which do 'niit carry on .the thread of the history,, one after •ariother, as in other works of this ; but' te seven Chapters of the same Book begin at the same point of time, run parallel to one another,- and end together, each Chapter presenting the Reader with the'hist •:y of one particular object. • Rinted. for Cadell and Davies ; _F. C. and J. Rivington ; , Lea; J.Nunii; Longman, Hur,st,Rees, , Orme, anti Brown; ,Lackington, Allen, and Co.; E. Jeffery; C. Law; White and Cochrane; B. It. Crosby; John Richard sou; J. M. Richardson"; `S. Bagster ; Black and Parry; J. and A. Arch J. leant J. -Otriage ;. J. 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N. ,1., To the PROPRIETORS - of EAST INDLI STOCK. llLtruFs AND GENTLX:ILN, A V:ING the honour of heilig recommended k 3 (~,to you.by the Directors of the Kast India Company, t'tl t :'''OlDATES for the .1):1;..ECTION, to be chosen this V(4!:'t take the liberty of requesting' the FAVOUR of Tout ke t ' - *lt the DAY oi EI,t:TION, Wednesday, the 13th - thtit.---I,Ve are; Ladies E and'Gentlemen, Your_ most obedient and most humble servants, ti ' t I - - , ROBERT CLERK, AL l ,plia Muse, SAMUEL DAvis, --..,_ 430, :8142 WILLP:M \VIGRA:V. • To Mr: DIXON, 'Apothecary. SIR, IL-Take the earliest opportunity to acquaint you , that I have received the mostwonderfui benefit trout the. use qt your 1)1 XON's AN 111 LI OU SPILLS, which I carried with me to larnaica, and all thOse tricnds ter whom I distributed them have experienced the same salutary benefit;: they declare them to bothe•best Medicine ever used in that c ou ntry tor !;i!itius,and other Complaints. The tottowiii.! ;ire the names of severat Ladies and Gentle- Men, - . who have teceived the utmost relief from your Dixon's ; —Charles Taylor, Esq. Jamaica ; Wil-• ji, m) Shaw, Esq. • Kingston, .ditto ; Mr. Woodrill; SP'"iish Town, ditto;, G. W. Hamilton, Esq. Savanna la 14lar,dit to ; I. Smith, Esq. Old ; G. Miston, Esq. do.; Mr. Walker tort Morant, ditto; J. - Pertlinson, Esq. Salt River, ditto • Mr. Mullens, ditto ; Burn; Esq. Savanna; C, P.•Polack, ditt; ; Mrs. Oliver Goldsmith, King stun, ditto ; Mts. Perry, St. Ann's ; Mrs. Woodra, Spa nish Town ; with many other persons of the first resapeaa- . bility, Sir, your most obedient Servant, THOMAS HARROLD, of the ship Ganges'.• • '11 4: I'ATRONIS;ED BY ItOYAL APPRovEp WATEII.-PROOV CAMLILF.J.' POKTU GAI, CLOAKS: • 8 4HIJEANT, Military Taylor, takes this, that , L opporeanity announcing to the Nobility, Gentry, &c. Rit i4 r x e 4 bore CLOAKS are 'to be bad, as usual, at the 06 , 7 stri 'liinufactorY No. 4, Southampton-street, Strand, (late f 4 tl t 4e nt and Na val, I 11 where an Assortment is alWays ready S k. scc , City,, and Travelling C c. . V I CKETSancI SHARES for tlw present LOT -3.,EILY of nopoo TICKETS, to be dri , irvii if . ) MAI:, are ILOyll: at HAZARD, BURNE, and Co. s Office, !so. 93, "L EXCHANGE, in variety of _Numbers. 1 'ME SCH CNIE CONTAINS • • •Priie of Prize of 1,.'" . ......... d 5,000 2• — '2,000 ." ....... ' ... 10,000 ,G • 1,0(H) hold 1 &C. &t. tVxt. th e /, l i 4 addition t o th e Benefits curnprized this Scheme, rs t 5 0 Blanks on each of the Two Days of DraWing, ler v, h e ntitled to Ten Tickets in tin. succeeding Lot ttiry t o be drawn in June, V loch consists of 9,000 Tickets Qq) ari d yntaiLli Prizes ,o; 2:40004 10,0001. s‘c ...Tally . tBo. 1, . . Snht, wholesale andretail, at R. Butler's Chemical,'Dritg and Patent Medicine Wart)house, 4, •Cheapside, coiner „r St. Paul's Church-yard, . London; -Sharp and Belanr, in' Porismouth ; tones, Weston, Al Mutt, and Mallory; sea ; and inhnston, Gosport; Coleman and Jacob,. Sheerness ; Peck, Ross, and Turner, Ilutl ; floxland; Conk worthy, Granville,. Nettleton, and Gilbert, Plynaouth Knott and ,Lloyd, and S whiney and Co . Birmin g ham ; - Billing'e, Pctsvards and Peuny. and tathbury,• Liver;iOol ;.. Staines arid Lynch, Manthester ; Trewman, Exeter ; Smith, Mandcrton, Reaburn, Scott, and Baxter, . burgh ; Baxter and N 1 Glasgow ; Bulgen and• 'Barry,. Bristol ; Stevenson and Co. Norwich ; Swinfen, Leicester ; Dunn am! Sutton', Nottingham ; ar,cl retail by most Country Medicine Venders, in Boxes. at as. 9n. and 6s. each. or" oLts . 81 ‘ 7 E \\TRIOJIT recommends - tn his Friends Lo. r .,;V the Public, the novel Plan of the NEW sTA , TE th as ;- ' II Y, to begin Drawing 3d MAY, in, Whieli the I ur .l-P's have the livnefit of the produce of 100 Extra prit . ..eg,of b o l ) e l , ets each in the succeedrng Lottery, therebytvins a e Chanc e of all the Prizes in both Lotteries; containing 0f..... L. 20,000 1. .of L. 15,000 • ri g ..... .. 10,040 Variety of - a,ouo, 'Sec. egc. Ql a and SI TARES are on•Saie in great variety at his 4 , l4 . l :i:stablished and.lortunate..Otlices, 37, Cortibill, 3S, Hay et) Holborn, and 141, Oxiuml-strert. • I 1 _...__ _ ... ' . , Rev.J. Teach, Hartley 3 3 The_ Provost . and 'Fel- Rev, J. IL. Papillion, lows of Worcester Chawfon - - 1 -0 College, Canibride, A Lady at Chariton . 3 0 pee , Thomas Walker Henry Dorcnett, Birk- and Co. - - 50 : 0 , barn, Lancaster - 3 0, Nlr. Waiter Vicary, Ox- Rev, F. Spencer, Roc- .• ford , .- - . - tor, Wingaeld - 10 0 . Subscriptions received at the liars of the City / of London Tavern; LlOyd's Colfet;-houtle; Stock Exchange; and at all the Rankers in town and country.- . R. H. MARTEN, Isicre4ar' •e• LUKE HOWAItD,j ' whatever to give the Noble Earl the itifoimation which he desired. ,It certainly was not expected that Ministers Would he in a situation► to lay these documents before their Loidships before the..ad-. IA--------- ' • 18 , 1 , 1 , , of 4; CORNIIILL, and!), .cl-lARING- Shar '" ° SS, - entreats . the Raiders of any Ontstai b id r i i ng ,t;,,"" °f Capital Prizes sold at the above 615cis, to rlg 1\1,,,V0r payment, or exchange for Tickets and Shares in ‘ the T ‘ Iv LOTTEitY to be drawn the sd and lath of N.LX 41 ()NT H - , , , the Schem e of which is new ;• as . the . First Pift - 111. kl ar j, k , i a" ) '' , drawn the First Day, and the First Fifty l' r r° 4ce (-I.4‘ i v A ll • i t , ll ; •Svcond Day, *ill each be entitled to the ltlrtite:ri,bfw_b_iieliwaiets in the Second Lottery, to be drawn in , 000 rickets, at l : t co ra n l3 t7t e i i i i i e s fit e s the Capitola ' in the Second 2 1 i, °l °Y he obtained Th First Lottery consists of oMly .1 ....,..Prize of .....L'20303" P-ize of L5,000 ' ....... V.,000 1 ... ............. 15 .000 2 * - ............. 10•,001) r' - • Ticket. . tery s anal Shar e s are senio r .- 'O7 BISH, who, in the Lot -1,,i that finished List Alon*li - sold in Shares, No. 5151, a p ri z ! qf 20 ,001. No. 592 ' - a' 'Prize 'of ci2ool. No. 4175, a Le of :3001. ' Schem es of the New 'Lottery - may be hal , gratis, at s' - 4, CO RNRILL, or 9, Cif zcItIN(I-CitCISS. • . *---:-•,..._ .00 k . 0f; 1- 00' 1 0 jourpment for the Easter holidays. But in a day or two after the meeting. of Parliament, sebse- , vent to the adjournment, it was expected that they might be able to lay the documents on their Lordships' table. To avoid delay, the papers. would, it possible, be_printed in thejtiteritn, that vroteoTo the iliBc - yi;iiinWith atrthe dispatch Consistent with a due exaMinatiOn of the subject and the convenience of their Lordships.• Earl GREY.—The statement, of the Noble Earl on this point. wq,s' perfectly satisfactory, but he trusted, that the discussion of the subject would not be pressed forward with any (endue degree of haste, ThOugh there ought to be no unuccssar.r delay in 'corning to that discussion, the wil . ttee ought not to be hurried on before sufficient time bad been given for due consideratidn. The Earl of LIVERPOOL.---There would be no a ttempt to hurry on the discussion. Ministers were only - desirous of consulting their Lordships' c onvenience on that head, though it was desiNii.4 certainly that there should 4 no unneCeL , sl; y delay. --~lclj~tirued. • • i f er 44fit This Day were published, . In Th:ee rolumes, 12mo. rice, )1. 11F:,. 6d. hoard;,. NECOOTES of MUSIC, .HISTORICAL ~t3L anti BIOGRAPHICAL; in a Series of Letters from i Gentleman to his Daughter: • • • , • Bv A. BURGH, A. M. , %~ .w~ PO I c London : Printed for Longman, Hurst, - . Rees, Orrne, and Brow•:r, Paternoster-row; and at the the British Gallery, 5.2, New Bond-street. This Day was published, • - In Octavo, price 12s. boards, the Fourth Edition of illii SYC HE ; or,, The Legend 'of Love ; . and .., other POEMS. , ._ By the late Mrs. HENRY With an elegant Portrait of the AuOor. Printed far. Longman', Hurst, Rees, Orme; and Brown, Pate;noster-row ; and at the British Gullery;s4, New Bond- street. A few C,opies of the Quarto Edition may he had, price 11. 11s. 6,l..i)oards. . _ _ 6 4 N ~I,•, ' ' af' ry 0 Oct o, sie"' NEW MUSIC. • This Day was published, P r II E FAVOURITE DUET sun , ' by Mr. :.-,- , t , , IIitAILINI and Mrs. DICKONS is the favourite Oper4 ~ Seri l ‘lie Siege of Belgrade, price L.2s, and the rlltell al'"ii'ld Irfade' sunf;kby Mr. Brahato, in the same Opera,L price 0 Th e 3 ' ;. cinuposed by J. Parry. :Aiming Pieces may he had s.irirly, from the fayonritc DPero of The Farmer's Rife, compc,“td and arranged for ttle, 10 00 Fort e Popular ,byH. R. Bisti,:-....“ Lore has eves," Vie ven r l e ar Song sung by M r. Sinclair, prier Is. fid. " Fly swift, rlei Zeplivrs," souk l,i: Ditto price Is. &d. " - Trifler, forhear," ifauth •ndttiired Pollacci , i; sung by - Miss Stephens, price s ' ( id- " Welv . 0 weave me Garland%gay," sung by Miss ' littl ' •" b t , ~. iews, price '. - 2s. "Fi dune Vi done, Ali mon ami," sung ', Ditto, price Is. Gd. " Oh give me the Man who c4n va,ne. ii, m e," 1 41(1 sun g by Mr. Incle•lon and Mr. Slader, price 25. i+e favourite Overture, price 2s. lid. , Les Petits Bijoux, No. f\. cirntaining "The Ilandltti's RCP 'I," 0 Ron•lo fur the Piano Forte, cumposed by T. Mar. sitno, pric e 2s. .L Cu ' Luutte n : published by GOulding, 'mainv,, Potter, '' 201 Sohu-square, and 7,teestunirDeAllaud-strt,it, Oubliu.ripd • That beautiful and most:hig•hly polished of - ail modern Poems, the Psyche of the late Mrs. Tighe."—Nlo7;;TllLY ItEv. 'Abaci), tBl4. ThisDaywas A new Elitiou, price Fir,;Shilling., illustrated with Cases, PRACTICAL 'TREATISE on the PRE vENA'ION and CURE tif . the. VEN EREAL A SE and its consequences, as S.trictures, including Practical Observations on Tithes Darsa;is, Dis charges, Sic. . By T. . 'CATON. Sur;:,,etin Irate 49f the United Ibispitals of St,Thotnas's and Guy's. Printed for Messrs. Sherwood and Co. 2 - Q, Paternoster-row, and J. Martin, Holles-street, Carendisit-square, London ;—•-• may be had Caton on Female Disease, s, t.id; and Winter Cough, 3s; Lrnli stioa, Stc.,3s.' • [ . . RENO V.:VrED HEALTH. • j9ofrecinently ► the snbject . of just and , T has been t gen eral reprobation, that men destitute of the elemeits 1 of the medical art have offered themselves as'eanilidates for - nubile patronage in the proleSsion of physic.. For the purpoSe • of doing justice to the result of our studies andexperience, and to prevent us from being classed among those empiriesevlio: L. imprudent pretensions have, unfortunately br society, h e e l , too favourably received, we he leave to submit to the liberal ,and,erilightentel afaitlif. I statemeet of our pursuits and ac- - quiternents. Alter !ravine ie-ceii , eit a regular medic al educa tion as the pupils, of Messrs. Grindel 1 and Illieird, whose lectures and practice we carefully attended, as professors. atid 4'surgeons of, tilt lo.ndep lipepital,; we entered Ourselves 'as studeum in that justly celebrated school for medical acquire . nrent, the Royal college: of Edinburgh, and were instaiZled in the ditlirent branches of anatomy, surgery,' the theory and waefiee of r physice chemistry, midwifery,. botany,, &t:. &c. by those eminent protesserse Drs, Munro, Gregory, e nfack i. Hamilton. Duncan, arid Rutherford. We. trust - we shalt rii - )t. be deerned presurriptuous in saying that our proficiency and acquirements ate not inconsiderable. Having for a lung series Venereal Complaints, and the various diseases. of af y ll ea e r b s il t i n t a ; le ,the p-irticnlar object of our studies andpradice, it will, we hope, be allowed that we have acqu heti • Superio r I knowledge of their treatment and cure. Irr slight and steer i lait i : yh r etes s ra . h u ce t y - r i : l ; l ,.? r t i o i° d n p a t r w er p te d e- a t y - s re ;- eesttiadb-es t abl i shment i i i t - s w h e re (Abet-practitioners- have failed of success, a • proper perseverance in our plan of treatment ensures to the patient a sate anti radical cure. ' Amilst the melancholy variety of diSorders which are die* e tieets 4 ,,i" a habit long arid inoSt =happily pursued by the youth rilbotlesexes, there are none more alarming-or more distreseine aim) those deficiencies and debilities which fre quently prevent or embitter the iii . a . trimonia I state. • Th such peisons it must be a consolation to know that they May now, 1)y a new and infallible mode oftreatmen't, be regtored to that greatest of all human blessings, a strong, manly, and vigoe ous c.oustitution - : . lh all cases •pt debility, from whatever caus e arising;, as well as in every species of venereal InfeCtion, we• May becor,sulted by patients of either sex with the great est seereeyeand honour. Hours() Consultation at home from ten to tpree, and from; 6 in the evening till to a' night. Patients in the coutitty are requested to state the particu lars of theiecase,4ee, and general habit Of living, &c. &c. in , - - closing a renuttanee for advice and ineitieines, when the same will be giv,en, or sent to atey part ofthe kingdom. To ensure tliat,seereey eO essential to our undertaking; the pmstage of I.:tterseiray he added to the account - tor merit cirree. • ; Clt I( k 1 E and ,C u. Surgeons, No. ro7, Hatton-garden. _ ter Messrs. Currie:lnd Co. have Ceytiticates item the above respectable Professors of London and Edinburgh, for the diligence, skill, and .humanity, with vehich they -per formed the duties assiened. them during the time the - yr-Lt.' ended their Ledures and Ptataice. , , , HOUSE OF COMMONS. Serjeant ONsLow brought up a petition from the magistriees, traders ? and other in'habi. tants of the count: of Norfolk ? , praying for the repeal of_so'tuach of the sth of Elizabeth at re lates to preventing persons from following:trades who had not served au apprenticeship of seven years.---Ordered to lie on the table. Mr, Rost moved for are account of the income acrd exiences of the British MUSCUTIi fijk 1 b;i