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ip)4ll g. 16 ‘ ,4% 1641 A., • /..v. lictlrc• tOf %•n , rgo iner se. 116 if 3s , '- , dog to e ' 7 , AV id li iivarot the ilc eleetiol; hat ‘v ,l , l' 6 l, a n'tli that tb e atifl 11'6 e Id ste°l'- nil le l,l ()(1 the 11 " . . jot stio'es-' c! vit015,!,5 lie '`` l e rc Tb e .0" in q" t rgY 0 0 I .i le fr. "- b e 013" IC ° I I be 'gi v c° !11 be s° ; h or; li t ,' ttl roi.t:: `li dolt iv:: ao, t t o , 4 I '"f resl l t o Jo wot- do t 1- Ise 141 0 1)1 01: 1 ed, • riti' e : l ,l l - t t ,•;1 of r''' 0 11 o o ` , 1 !c' 1 iur :10)7: c ' r j ,l tl~~ •1 , l ~i~~,e,/ d, ; .~I ~-,,,1 At If).tl'c ciP • J 63' ,i3tl vr' t 'it ' o. or, i • r - ~~~'/ Q( , „ r /,-tzmnr,R 6713.] THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. - JUT S PRESENT tV.IiNING, March 14, their "utjestv's Servants will perforni the Tragedy of kING RICHARD THE THIRD: e of Gloucester, Mr. Kean ; Lady.Aune, Miss Boyce. To which will be added, THE THREE AND THE DEUCE. The Siege of Belgrade ; with Illusion. THEATRE TtOYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. CI S PRESENT EVENING, March 14, wfll b e performed the Tragedy of bak e of Giot K,lN t 'G , R i r i c Iti t ß i l) ,. Tti a E dv T , H i l n P e ) . N . lrs.Faucitt. To whi c h will be ‘ added the i 7 lelo-Drarnatic Romance of o. m „ ALADDIN. 'lwaiu . ""c 4 v, The Farnacr'e Wife; with Harlequin and the KING'S THEATRE; OR, OPERA HOUSE. ' R ` ~March 12, 1814. ATERS respectfully informs the No bility and Getitry,. Subscribers to the Opera, the Pro ei nox Ilidder* and the Public, that h eying be•ti appoint c;le Manager of ' this Theatre by order . of a High Corrt tuts o , n e.'cy, of this day's date, it is his intention to OPEN AihT e ‘ l 2 ,l tA HOUSE for the usual Performances with pus ; Rill is"Pedition, trusting that the necessary arrangenterit t ye_ be completed in a very short period. relying, on the - tit,uoce and liberality of the Subscribers', aldthe to take liheeir consideration the la.tentiss ofthe t sea a s s on ur a c t ttlib.. r e n aPpointed. Mr. 'Water! be o 1 444 s•and tire -Public, that nothing shall . be ' vv ' anting on his Ind with regard td eugaging the most eminent Performers, k b , - ' 0 paying ever • repea_a4d attention due the wis.,its and -'oSetuent (if t'i • s 3 bscrihers and the Putil:c. At u effi ' the Haymarket, every mice is ,given at the ce 114 fte -- epted) from 'Ten to sour o'Clock, where Mr. I,eittr.s will be hapy to receive . their d commands. Notice will c. al'. .1 I,jl Vtn through the public prints of the ay the Op - • 'T. , se °Nu. SOCIETY = 4l r FOR THE ENCOURAGEMENT OF ARTS, MANUFACTURES, AND COMMERCI7, Ade:phi, March 12, 1814. INIL ANNUAL ELECTION of OFFICE ti„ t, !ecorain g the Roles and . Orders of the See:•-!f7 . will m 4 hel l - Great Room, ou TUESDAY, March Ti le pal tA i f egin at Eleven in the Forenoon, and close at Two in ernoon precisely. • PRFSIDENT. Charles, Duke of Norfolk, F.R. and A.S. .. ' VICE-PRESIDENTS. . John, Duke of BtAford, F A.S. Hugh, Duke of Northumberland, P.R. and A.S. G. G. L. Marquis of *talford., K.G. Jacohi s ,Earl of Radnor, V.R. and A.S. Robert, Earl of Liverpool, F.It.S. Charles,'.Earl. of Romney, F.R.S. Hon. Robert.Clifford, - P.ll, and A.S. . - Sir William When, Bart. L.L.D. Sir Robert Peel, Bart. M.P. ' .Ssr Watkin Lewes, Tint. 'Thomas Pitt, Esq. F.A.S. • Ri chard Clark, Esq. Chamberlain, F.A.S. • Nathaniel COnant, Esq.. . . ltiehard'.Powell, M.D. . .. Order ! q. , - t i b ," chrisliiati Corwen, Esq. • • . c. ' ar d Wilson • - Es F.A.S. 1, The l'hir;:U Y ' , CHARLES TAYLOR, M.D. Secretary.. • " r eally for ',;l7 l l ; st :‘ 7o lnme of - the Society's TrausactionS will "verY the latter end of the present Mouth. 1)-----------L • ......... • I I t1 14.1)11117 : C TOR.S of d ie 'MUT ISIT IN - sTr, _li ti ' Ti, • ~ .. . Ms . AN gi , " /Notice, That the Three following: . l'RE vr fr s ., l , 4 re proposed to be given for Pictures by Art is. s of, I°4 a 1 :7, 4 t in, the United Ringdo-ii, . painted in the present ‘4ll l ;''u sent to the British Gallery on or before the QUI of ar e . „Ist . t i.,,°ot. • , °DTI, •'or the best Picture in Historical or Poetical Cornposi- T ~ Qd 4 ," Hundred Guineas. .pu.liii, - ; °r the next best Picture in Historical or Poetical Cam ad. i t, One Hundred-Guinea,.. 1 . i '11 ) ,, (ly the best Landscape, . ~.e I- umred Guineas.. bui t ii„ blreetors reserve to themselves the .power of A wit . h . - 1 14 t 'ts'' . either of the Preinums, if they think proper. , Pi..- cek ' lti . n K Painted by commission will not exclude . it from Filiirition for the Preraium.—A:ly Picture painted for such the 'v (' i l l ' i ?' way (if .otherwisc worthy) 6e exhibited for:sale in. Arti st L 'crY next winter, for the benefit of the Artist.—No 'so li ‘,,will'be intitled to more /win one Prem. urn in the sea to ;;Ao Picture purchased by the Directors can he .•titlse. N,,,.illvic,retitillaiutin.—lt is not expected that. any Artist should give hit Picture is st , .st its for the Premium, as the i-,!, Pe tition wG•ill ill be equally V open co ail the Pictures that may e lo th e '4,T L II I: e IlithleSrlYi GALLERY, for the EXI-TIBITIOSI and OpFk Of ' the WORKS' of •BRITISH ARTISTS, is NOW li l t i — to the Public, from,Ten -in the Poi4noon till Fire 'eAfternoon. Admittance ls.—Catalope Is. • By Order, JOIIN YOUNG, Keeper. FIGGFN S, Letter F ounder, respect f u ll y i n f orms th e T ra d e , that h has JA,, rejiy L the UV' colons In , - utioa of Thu JOSr.tI-1 of ''C l3 ting the Large Sized Types,Nom Five I vi : , s Pica apwards, inNIOL".76 and )1,1 - CII.IXES, which tli us . ' b are a de c id e d sup, -ioritviN beauty and aectirac,•, over Nnloo th cast by the Tv,ual method in S \NI), and from the 4e tp ness of their Face, r... 1 nv!c'-, lef:s ink. A Six, Eight and 'Pen Line Pica are .tiready completeu s of t ich may be had a r. 1 :,. 11,7ewsth Smith fie ld, Loclon.•t his Foundry, N. 17, West' '•tsures the '. 7. rade, that the Types cast by b h , im v are r Vo tiru L ,•te same height to paper as those. cast. o Leis and he Casts tnein to any muimin's seot, and i(k o;-tiered. THE'NOBILITY,•GPNITY, 1 - 11) PUBLIC. A Cella r farm . 1 • • D't Fsq Bath, to ''• INCEN" No. G Davies-street, Grosvenor-square, L 0 1, 4 1, , • . '• 14... 'Madam - I S HOULD think myself eficient in. duty to v si}cl etY'qtd Ynu,were Ito withho)d.my public teriony I 1, 61 4 , e great. efficacy of your GOIVLANI)'S which , seen performed by the adminislxation of it in a case 4 1‘ 2, ' my own roof. 10 1 ,,P ) Iing gentleman, aged about seven years, son of a ,, C0.1.404'. . 1 .404 '. in the army, wai afflicted witli a viellerit . an.: sore e. -the cemplaint resisted various ap - Plications from the Zi t) d consultation of three physicians of eminence,- and con- L ti ci v etl to grow worse under the regimen prescribed, when, Iti,•';ace whe had received a cure of a very had ease of Scurvy in VI several ve.rs standing, by your GO trp-90N, recommended a trial of the squie reniedy.—lt was c it , under my own inspection—the. disease gave way—and irlee quarts of your Lotion performed a radicai - care of a di -had Iteen of shout fLiiir years duyation, and hair. 1,7'. the shill Of stvoral pkysiciuns ecAlinent..in their pro •-• {; (A .P I raj conviction of the above cure I recommended your ' LAND'S LOTION to a lady whoSe free exhibited a - very 4:agreilable eruption, (eYon large putules, and as _one died ititY another appeared,) so much so as to prohibit lie . r gcing td. ' n 'YP;Atly ; a pint of your GOWLAND'S LOTION. effect cure, and she is now free from eruption. ' t I ant, Madam, &c. WILLIAM DRAYTON. - Nl S° , l ' d by Mrs. Vi ncen t (S o l e P ro p r iet or o f Dr. Gowland's t a ,"• Rece.pt) N o . 6, D av i es - street , G rosvenor - square; , 6, - t un and Co. No. 150, Oxford-street; Newbery and Sons, 14,, 1 / 4 Ed wards, St. Paul's Church-yard Dicey and Sutton, 4 elit treil-Vard ; Barclay, Fleet-market ; anti by all the re :""lile Venders of Genuine - Medicine . in Europe, in titans, '• 1,4 1- pints, Ss. Gd. half-pidt, :7. 1- -- -cli ...,-- ... - 4 f, • , -- --,....1* • 'ir. ~ ..4 . \ • - .....---. . = ,TeLfitk ,:„. r ' k 75r1 . 4, r ‘,,,,-0 c • tj, • . . 4 4/ -.4 API m , ., , , ... • 'Z' AI .. , ~,e ft _c... fe, , ..' 'i iiljl MONDAV, MARCH 14:1814. rnsTutss IN GERMANY. BOUT Eight Years ngo,, the CALAMITIES occa.ioned by the War iu different PROVINCES of GERMANY gave riselo a SCIB,SCRIPTION; and the Forma tion of a COMMITTEE in London, to relieve the Distresses on the Continent. By generosity of the British Public, the suns of neatly 50,0001. was remitted, which rescued muititudeS from the ex tremity of want; but at no period since the existence of this Committee, has the mass of every kind of nu&ery been so great, in the country to which their attention was first di-. rested; where' the many sanguinary battles fou4utia Silesia; Lusatia, Bohemia, Saxony, Brandenburg, and other parts, have entailed upon the peaceable inhabitants, sufferings, al most unexampled in the 'annals of history. The Committee are anxious to impress upon the minds of their countrymen, that in anticipation of British support,. they have. remitted to' different parts of Germany to the amount of near 40,0001 Amount already advertised £.48,393 9 5 Subscriptions since received : The Worshipful Com- The Dowtto - ,er Countess• ' pans , of Goldsmiths 105 0 of Letforti - 5 0 M. it. houlton, J. Watt, The lion. Miss Powys 5 0 and Co. - 50 0 A Well-wisher - 5 0 At Down's. At Mess's. Cuutts Collection at Penton- and Co. yille Chapel 73 12 William Parker, Esq. Collected at St, James's John Brouncher, Lsq. Clerkenwell, iddi- E. S. - tional - - 1 4 Lady Nessean M. Hughes Hewitt, G. Prim" - , - Esq. - - 1 1 At Barclay, Tritton, Mrs. Mary Smith, Hot- and Co. Wells, Bristol - 40 0 Henry P. Sperling', Rich. Arkwrigin , . Esq. ' Esq. - Cromford, Derby • Chat les Norris - shire - .100 0 Friends at Lanca.ter, Colieetioa at Gawcott perG.Grossfield,jun.. 185 • 0 Chapel, Bucks, per r John Greenwood, Esq. 1i.z... Thos. Scott 13 0 • Halsted, Essex 21. 0 Nathaniel Pearce, Esq: Eliza Greenwood, ditto 10' 10 I,y ditto - 3 0 R. Greenwood, Esq. • Collection at Royston, 11 j 11 . 0 - - - 10 10 per the Rev. '''illiain Thos.B. Smith and Sons 10 10 Pen4ercd's Con j gre- Collection at Saviour's, gation 17 16 Southwark,' by Rev. .I.V.Barhani, Esq. M.P. 50 0 , Mr. Mann :,;•41. 4s. 6d. Collection ny the Rev. _ Cash, per . post, from .lohu West, Curate of' Oxford Stehhing 331. 10s. 9d. Peribi?ssrs.Gurneys, of Mrs. Lees, Cam;,.. - well 1 1 Norwich Batik, for -J. iJee34, of.clitto 1• 1 sundries received in Mr. Moatague, of ditto 2 2 Norfolk 2371. los - 6d Mrs. M:;:itague - 1 1 John Meshail - 1. 0 Friend of Mr. Hentsch 1 0 At Messrs Curries Henry 3chinitit, per and Co. Rev. J Halle .. ~ 1 0 Jonathan Peele, Esq. S. Itabt. i'reston, Bt. 21 0 At Messrs. Master- F. P. Master, Esq. 10 10 man and Co. . Collection at Huthlers- . T. and J. F. Reynolds 20 • 0 field, per 1'71:C3 42 0 M. - Romaine Adr.Baiier,l:lligh.shridge2 0" H. Saunders 2 0 2 0 - 5 0 ^ 10 0 3 3 20 0 10 10 1 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 M. H. - - - -010 C. Saunders - 1 0 Collection at Tooting -, Friends at Baldock l7 11 Chapel, by ltev. Mr. Per Hull and Co. 6 1 Tozer - 21 7 'The Rev. E. %Void's Pu t.. P. - - . - 2' 2 - - ink - . - 3 0 21. B. -.- 1 1 T. Woolley - 0 10 S. M. - - 1 . 1 S. if:ad wi n - ss. 6d. Collection at Godstone Sundries, per Coal, Church; Stierey, by . Brook, Dale, & Co. Rev. C. E. de Coct- Joseph Reynolds logan - - 40 0 Sarah Darby Friends at Pickering & ' Richard Darby ! vicinity, Ist recuit—' `liar. Dickenson tauce - 50 0 :Rebecca Darby Friends of .Pardsha;v & I Latina 11 Darby cu.._ isi..rentitta , l , e? co . !,..: ~, •,.. -1, _._,- 4 .:•‘ . b„ ; At Lloyd's. Robert ilarnard A.T.LeMesurier,Gurts- • Ann Clark. - sty- - - - - . 1 0 Ann Sorton - • John.Soane, • Esq. Lin- Thomas Greenhorn cola's-inn-iields 21 0 Daniel Rose - Mr. North - - 30 0 William Stanley J. Collins, Kuaresbo- George Morgan - rough - 10 0 The Servants in the fa- From Devizes Bank. mily of Sarah Darby 1 2 Collection at - arli Can- Five Persons, from Is. wing's Church, & Et- • to 10s. 0• • ' chelbareptuu Chapel, At John Coleby. • - by Rev. T. A. Me- John Xesser - 3 0 thuen - 15 10 Ann Marriage - 2 .0 Ditto by Rev.--Sloper, A Friend, per John Row 3 0 Elliutt,andtheirCon - ~ G. V. Marsh - 1 0 greption , . 211. 10s. 6d. T. ,11. per It. Bryer lu 10 Sundry Subscriptions James Sheppard 1 1 at tile Devizes Bank 26 19 A Friend, Ref .. . Johnston 2 0 At Messrs. Whitehead Samuel Compton 2 2 and Co. . - . • .Subscriptions r eceived a t the Ba r s of the Cit y of London Tavern; L.oyd's Coffee-house; Stock Exchange; and at all the Bankers in towli and country. R. - 1 - 1. MARTEN', - A. Secretaries. ' i . . - . LiP. HOWARD,) 21 0 - 20 0 - 5 b 4 4 - 8 3 - 2 2 2 2 12 2 2 0 I I 1 1 I 1 I I 1 I'2 OFFICT: vl 7 ORDN,INCE, .1111)-clz S, T" -E' PhrN pH:KERS .of Ips:M 4- • JESTY'S 0111)71'.dNCE do,4hercky give: Not4y , ', That Pisposals will bexecijmCil:at Office,'iii en or before Monday; the “ttith do 7 of March instant, from such Persons as .osay be willing t 4 undertake the Supply of, STOVES, RANGES, and other zirtkles,for Service •of this Department for a Period' of Thsec Ye;(rs, cfrter minable after Me Expiration' of the first Var,'upon Notice of Three Months, at the Option of tither Party.' •' ' • Patterns of the Arlicks may be viewed opon...dpplication at the Principal Storekeeper's Office in the Toner, and far ther Particulars, together with, the Terms and Conditions of the Contract, may be known at the Secretary's ()jive, in Pall-Mull, aforesaid, any Day Oetweew the Hours of Ten and Four o'Clock, where the Proposals must be Ylelicered, scaled up and indorsed, " Proinisa!s for Stores, Ranges, tke.v ant no Propi.al can be admitted after the said 20th March, at Twelve o'clock at'Noop of the same Day neakor will any-Tender be noticed, 'unless tie Party snaking ,it, Or an 40;i in his Behalf shall attend. liq Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, &Cretan,. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE,• March, 6, 1614 THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS' of His id JESTY'S ORDNA&VCE do hereby give Notice, That Prolosals will be received at th,tr Office in pall-Mall, on b:APe Monday, the '2Bth day of Afri):rh inst. from such Per4sni as may be Willing to underti;he the SuppXsj of SERGE,antf FL>TIAN for Service of thiS Departr for a Period of three Years, deterrninable after the E.roira!ion of thi first Year, upon Notice of t t/it'ce Atontus, at the Option of either Party.. Patterns of the Articles :nay be viercei' uyin application at the Laboratory in the Poyal froilwich, diediiirthcr Particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Contract, may be known at the .Secretary's Office, in Pall- Mall aforeeaid, any Day between the hours of Ten and F.ur o'clock, where the Proposals must be delivered, Sczled up; and indorsed ".Proposals for Serge and Fustian;" but no Proposal can be ddmitted after the said 28:h instant at Twelve o'clock at Noon of the same day, .neither - will any Tender be not 'unless the Party making it, or an Agent in his behalf, shall attend: By Order of the Board, R. H. CREir, Sec. TR<INS'POR2'-OFFICE, Marc'• 9, 1814. . ru HE COMMISSIONERS fur co7Hucting 11i, 2- MAJESTY'' , TR,INS'PORT SERVICE, for taking care of Sick and 'rounded Seamen, and far the Car;4 and Custody of Prisoners of War, do kereby give Notice, aat they will be ready at this Vice, on Tuesday, the 12th April 1814, to receive sealed Tenders, and treat with such Persons as may be willing 1 b contract for ERECTING TANKS for Rai,t-wae,r at the Royal Naval Hospital at Hasler. • , No Tender will be received after One o'Clock on the Day of treat y, nor any noticed, unless the Party, or an Agent for Aim, personally attend. Each Tender must be accompanied by 07 Letter from two respectable Persons, engaging to become bound with the Person tendering, in the Sum of 5001.fbr the due performance of the Contract. Farther particulars may be known by applying at this Office, and at Hasla , Hospital. NEW GENERAL ATLAS. Lately was published, price 255. neatly coloured, and . half hound, SMITH'S NEW GENERAL ATLAS, (being a reduction of his large Quarto Atlas), containing Maps °flan the Empires, Kingdbrns, and States throughout the World, from the best authority. Printed for C. Smith. :Moen& and Publisher, No. 172, St ;and ; mere may be bad his large Quarto Atlas, containing . 45 Magi, handsomely coloured and half-bound, price 31.85. Ails° . his Classical Atlas, being a companion to the above Work; coloured and half-bound, ptide 11. is. BRIDGET, VISCOUNTESS PERCEVAL. In the Press, and speedily will be published, :Lt.N ACCURATE, ACCOUNT of the SIN GULAR TRIAL, in the Court of King's Bench, Guild hall, " LADY PERCEVAL against JOHN MITF,ORD, Esq. for Perjurf.'—With the whole of the Examinations and Cross- Examinatioos of Lady Perceval, Lady Anne Hamilton, the Hon. John James perce-val, &c. &c.: together with Lord Eilzm!,arlugh's admiral)le Charge to the Jury.—Taken in Court by au eminent Short-hand Writer. This work will co.:: tin a number of Os igival Letters, and Articles, writ ten by Laay Perceval, never yet published: Explaoa tory Notes, by the Editor of the News. Orders tur the Book will be received by every Bookseller in the United Kingdom. NEW FLUTE MUSIC. This Day was published, NO. I. of - ELI GIANT T ANT EXTRACTS for the GERMAN I-LUTE, consisting of Airs, with Varia tions, Rondos, MarcheS, Waltzs, Duetts, &e. &c. selected. from the Compositions of- the most favourite Aathors, some of which are composed, and the whole -arranged by L. GIA NELLA, Professor 9f the German Flute, price 35. After the numerous Selections already compiled and ar ranged for the Finte, it may be considered unnecessary to present the Public with a new work ; the Publishers of this Work, in so doing, have only cmuplied with the wishes of a number of Amateurs something modern. The Beauties of the reigning favourites of the present day being Private Property, could not be introduced in the Works already published. In order to render this CollCction a truly valuable acquisi tion to Performers on Viis elegant -and fashionable Instru ment, it will contain the most favotfrite Compositions of Sir J. Stevenson, Messrs. Braham, Shield, Bishop, Davy, King, Mazziughi, and likewise ti.e celebrated Foreign Composers, that have been purchased at the expence of many Thousand Pounds, with many other productions of merit, under the immediate inspection of L. Claudia. OF!-ICE OF OR.DAVAACE, Feb. 43, 1814. - - THE. PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His / MA JESTY'S ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, That Proposals will be received at their Office, in Pall- Mall, on or before Friday, the lath day of March next, fire such Persons as may be willing to undertake the Supply of Forage for the Ordnance Horses stationed in the following District', t(?be delivered at the E.epence of the Contractor, vie. North Britain, South West; including' Ports-, Northern, mouth, Isle of Wight, and Yorkshire, Christchurch, Bastern, exclusive of War- Western, ley,, . Woolwich with its Depend- Southern, exclusive of Chat• encies, haul, , Warley and Chatham,. W e edvu, Northamptonshire, for a 'period of Six Months, from the Ist of April next. The Oats to be' good, sweet,' dry, and clean, wiaiout any mixture of Foxy or Mowburnt Oats, and.must nut weigh less . than 37 pounds per Winchester Bushel; the. Hay to be sweet and dry, and delivered in Trusses of selbs. wei,;?ht. The Straw to be good, clean, and, dry Wheat , or Rye Straw, and delivered in Trusses of 3Glbs. weight. • The Prices to be paiiifOr the respective Quantities of each Article whiehmay be delivered, at the following rates, For the Oats at per hundred p9unds, Avo,rdupois weig•ht.. 'For the Hay at per hundred and twelve pounds.. ' For the Straw at per hundred aud twelve . pounds. • The PrOposals may be delivered . seiScrately — or jointly for two or more of the said Districts, and it os expected that the Contsactor shall receive the Stable Dung, which, during the Period of his Contract, snap accumulate, snaking an allow ance for the same, after the rate of per Horse per Week. Farther Particulars miry be known upon Application to the Officers commanding tire_ Royal Artillery iu each Dis trict, and also at the Secretary's Office, iii Pall-Mall afore said, aoy day between the hours' of Ten and Four o' where'the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up arid indors ed, " Proposals for Forage ;" but no Proposals can he ad mitted after the said 18th March, at Twelve o'Clock at Noon of the sane Day, neither will any Tender be noticed, unless the Party snaking it, or an Agent on his behalf, shall attend. • fly Order o:/' the Board, R. H. CREW, Secretary. DISEASES OF, THE URETHRA. MR.DUFOUR, sole Proprietor of Daraniscele brated Medicated Bougies, having confined his Prac tice fur more than 9.0 years to the cure of Strictures, Obstruc tion.,, Debility, Gonorrhea, and e ver y other disease of the Urethra, flatters himself that extensive practice, joined to the mildness ofthe remedies be employs, exclusively enables boa to offer a safe and permanent cure, not subject to the danger and inenicacy.attending the uses •of Caustics or coM mon Boogies. Persons is the country stating. their cases fully in a letter, inclosiug a one or a two pound note, will have proper Medi cines sent to the amount. For the various symptoms, method of dire, &c. see Mt. -Dufour's Practidal Treatise on Disjases of the Urethra, &c. pride 3s. the seventh edition. TO be had of the , Booksellers ; at No. 54, Frith-street, Soho, where Mr. D. may be Consulted between the hours of 9 and 4,, and 7 and 9 Evening. IPItrCE StXPtNCE-7TtAtt'ttfo.tt LONDOi.i,GAETT4I rekONDAY,, IYIARCI4 14. ' . tVIt DEPARTMENT. . . 'Dollining-str . ect,faiTh 14, 1814. Dispatches, of which,ti , c following are copies;. were received last night from General Sir . 'Elio.; - mas Graham-, B. Heaci-quai•ters, Cahhhoni, March 10. LpADs,—lt becomes my paintul task to re-; port to your Lordship, that an attack on Bengen op-Zosni, which seemed at first to promise cm tilete success; ended in falure, and Occasioned a severe loss . to the Ist division, and td Brigadier- General Gore's brigade. Jt is unnecessary for nie to state the reasons -which deter Mined me to nnike the attempt to carry such a plfteo by storm, linca :he of two of the columns, in establishing themselves on tlitt ramparts,With vervtriflinglo'ss, must justify the hay lug incurred the risk for the attainment Of so im portant an object as the capture of such a fortress. The troops employed were formed in four..co lumni, as per m'argih*. - sNO - 1, Ole left Column, attacked, between the AntWerp and Water Port Notl l .7A attacked to the right of the se* Gate. N 0.3 was destined onlv'to draw attention by a false attack near . the Stecnbeten 'Gate, aLd to be afterwards applicable according to circum stances. No:4, right cdlumn, attacked at the entrance of the liarbour, which could be forded at low water, and the hour was fixed accordingly at half past ten P.M. of the Bth inst. Na - jor-General Cooke accompanied the left co- Lvlajor-General Sketrett and BrigadierLGer. neral Gore both accompanied the right colunin this was tbe,first which forced its way into the body of the place.. • These two columns were di .reeted tomovv along the rampart so as to form a junction 'as soon as poisible. and then to pr'oceed. to clear the rrunpart and -assist the centre column, or to force open the Antwerp Gate..... !limn An unexpected difficulty about passing the ditch on the ice, having obliged Major-General Cooke -to change The point of attack, a considerable de • lay ensued, a►}d,ti.►at coluMn did not gain the ra►n part tlli wait-past eleven. • Meanwhile the lamented fall of Brigadier Ge neral Gore, and Lieutenant-Colonel the Hon; George Carleton, and the dange . rons wound of Maj.-General Skerrett, depriving the 'right column of their able direction, it Int into disorder and suf fered great loss;in killed, wounded, and prisoners. The centre column having been forced back with considerable loss by the heavy fire of the 'place (Lieutcnaut-Colonel Morrice its commander, and Lieut.• Colonel Elphinston commanding the 33d regimwit,, being, both wounded), was re-formed under Major Muttlebury, •marched ronna and • joined Major-General Cooke, leaving the left wing of the 55th, to remove the wounded frOiti the glacis. However, the guards too had suffered . very severely during the night, by the galling fire froth the houses'on their poshion,and by the loss Of the detachment of the Ist guards, which, hav ing .been sent to endeavour to assist Lient-Col. Carleton, and to secure the Antwerp Gate, was' cut off, after the Most 'gallant resistance, which cult the liras of many Most valuable officers. At dai-hreAt the enemy having turn ed the guns cir the place, opeUed their fire against the troops on the, unprotected rampart, and the re serve of the 4th column (the Royal Scotch), 're tired Iv nu tie Water Port Gate, follosied by the 33d. 'The former regimen't getting Tler a cross , Ore from the place and Water Port redoubi, soon afterwards laid *down their arms. Major•-General Cooke then despairing of succels . , directed the retreat of the GuardS, which was tan ducted in the most orderly manner, protected the remains of the 59th regiment, and of the right, wing of the 55th (which corps repeatedly drove. the enemy back with the bayonet) under the Ma jor-General's iMmediate direction. The General afterwards' found it impossible to withdraw these weak battalions, and having thus, with the ge nuine feelings of a, true soldier, devoted himself, * Ist Column—Brigade of Guards, 1000, Colonel Lord Prot ,y. 2d Column-55th Foot, 250; ,69th. Foot,' 35q; 89.1 rout, 600—Total, 1200; Lieut.-Colonel Morrice , 69th Foot. 3d Column-91st Foot, 400; 21st Foot, 100'; 37th Foot, 150—Total, 6io; Lieutenant-Colonei Henry, 21st went. 4th :7olumn-44tb Foot, 300; flank companies of the 21 st art:!, • 37th Foot, 200;. Royals, GOO—Total, 1100; llrigadier-Ge neral Gore anti Lieutenant-Colonel Carleton. Total force—let column, 1000 rank and file; 2d colum i, • 1200 rank and tile; 3d column; 650 rank and Lilo; -LW column, 1100 rank and fila-79rand total, 3960. puce, 1110. tainr