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-71 C .1 "' 3:1 1 .3T o 1 4„ 1. , . . of •0 0 re to t o ,cor e coot° • 11. I • tt' SE er I bee 50 00 ce rSt Obi° , ti c A g. jeo 0 0 t 01 i ~ Or~`~~ P. 4 J O 3 1, it • tel. VP' • 4 1 ' 0 13' 11e r of - 0 ( d i ,00e3.c0 0!A ll' i‘r 10: 4 1 ,•„1 .111 • • ;iO IP `yd r e jit fr (.4;041,. Nty \t „ - fißq9 TTi. ills p a RV; ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. , ?, `'les '„,,S'ENIT '' VEN 1N G, Oct. 17) r4Clr 4, t 'f' ti t'i c::::: "“ 'T'' .:111) .l i f ii e. thei- Tragedy 7 of qiii IN° Rie ' li w `t 1" ` "1. ! ' ”1-11'113. - si %ti l i ci, , Mr. K ean ; I 'ill 1 and Laily Anne; Miss Boyce. . -)c added, Elie 1.1t.s ...al Entertainment of ,‘ l ' , 4 \ • I , i 'lv c,,,.„ °F AnE - Tp-me It nO tV.- itict'.ri.li-'11..i.d.Y, icalled Policy;‘ or, Tnus runs the World Vali; Ititt, ti:ta received iiv an elegant and overtin . o( l i , _ ) ig e '' '' "I 'b . 'b- tl and applause, still 1 IP "Y E„ • s es l dPvro - ( 'P of Mr. ter,ef„rni iLng till further notice; the nights.. s , er \ 41 1 a.„1,,4,tz flitted. To-Merrow, with Sy ire t < " I le itt , i ew . rt‘iTtip - ____,______. li p " kTiI E ROYAL, COVENT-13ARDEN. Pt,,, tt i; ' , •." A l" NT EVENING, Oct. 17, will be ' .4ll td ti 4,4. i 2e fragedy of IN, ~ q t r t ° . M Eo AND 31TLW . ..T.. , O'Neil.• 17 1 1th • • C ""• . "Y; and Jither, Miss 0 N il V . ) t '-: 'Yin he achlet4 the new Mehl-Drama of , ,'L' \ OE volt,F.:r or BoNm-. '' . fi ' -%le %id • ;) .- f the Mill; with The Forest of tz , rst 1:, , ' , ;r i • Ipp A ., . ( 4,:1i Nir,7`‘c!rtr.ance of Miss O'Neit's Belvidiiir ha i vi . n c ! kL 4 Of ‘‘ . -' t il the int liusiastic and llag . ...continuet ti a ni \ 1 ti;'ll kl,:.,,l(rVe,tiowint; Andienee, site still repeat . , ~,... ...Zt . 4l''''' , ltty and Fridav next ; and •she Will . l i u• vtlli et.on-eve r y lit;uddy tilt further notieL. / it,i,i, '.-._ • PO ~..' - • rCILP-•COACiI to BATH, tronl the it_4.Ctiri,LS'lt'-:';lGir., Ludgate-1) . W,, ..Cifcsdays,:iiliurs "ki)Q7l, at Sx o'Clnck. Brea,:l;,sts at Salt - hill, 'ttlit ibt„, Wtie - ' 64 ,1l a'd ir ' rives at rile Yorli-House, Bath, k‘i A trl,7:, ! e " o' o'Cl ' I:, , iiid ret taus front Bath at the , ktl i t' l jj e ' s '-' 4 43. ' 7 , l ., Vdit ° e c sday s , anti F.r.id...ays.-. Loudest i•kciiieci je,,t:L.diug, and arrives in Loud, between ti :.Aiiiid e :' • fat, .. ••"7, .. 1 iii . *** ** ***** L 0 5 1 5 IS/,,,t1:-.-------- (3XTP.A.CTION:i OF THE LIMBS AND 1 / 4 4, PARALYSIS. 0L1t.,,,• 'to ' L I; eti e „,'"t l -, Surgeon, respectfully informs . 1.k1i„,1 , 1 e ,:" clud the Public that he has r's:uov T ett 71. 0 , "'-ik'te u-olitNre, where he continues to 1t . 1..N.0% . \,... 11,„Y i ~.! the alhir e , Nature, by a, mode which he is ',44:44tetioned with theapproval of the• first Pro sin the Country. Y "IF QAT NULtSERY STOCK.• It • of sr ..• • )e • och.wELL N UR— ct,„is tor the wnule ,:f aid part of the each ciao at Eleven clock pre , t it 'lt and va;raOh• Stock of ForeAt P ats 4!Juons. and EveC,ves•OSOiuls, all sorts, tgt k„ tire Lease nearly out, the whole e.ii N eiNursitons sent to r. Coehrare i , Auctioneer, • Will he l l ithAilly executed. Ilf: k 1 , i -.' ~ - , ii(, itr:'llo., 4r is, forineily of ashopsg - rte-street and Visi i i itui r ,i7.'" :l "4o E . IN HAIR CUTTING. It s ' t i (.. ~° 4IY . at his Majesty's Arius, No. 6;Tavi . A,.,"engardeil. • , \', l t;il, 4 . fits . r 4 . 41 7 ,'". Ni r b.,. . tile honour to acclaim the I l i 4'llit a , t4 tY anchGentry, as ils, the Hinstrious i'''& tt,. ittt;fe,"!' t l'ilt. be•baS vi, of the first-rate ithili (xisit7,r (~44.it1• Ladies avid Gentlemen thud fin - 9ot' Vi,.Z. iti ~ al iki\nray depend • upon havintg, then ,,, I t „ery tia-,s'i.Perinr Style of Fashion at Home or, t 'S tr ,zt,, t ,:1).,,, k ,,,,., , ki i , Maj e sty's Wirt' 'Letters , I?it . ent . for ( ; hll l , ti 4 nnil, 4 ; - ' - of . nial.:•• , .idle-, and befili . ielw...ii:s tOlifit a ,ae ti,,,., t" Natare, ttie...tt'oar- appealing as it \,,T/IN to L, it. , (l u . f the Skin. . \ 4 tt . s . particular 4 , 1 thr.. - Direction as above, N.,„ . • ' P l aced in Shops wherein he has no \lb . -----:-•-----___=_________ I, T .,,,, - • ~'k.„l, ~kto i 'or INDIA. PLANTERS. k'i k'' '': ‘l4 • l :\'' ' 111)0 Wl' k N'l' I NIINOVENIENTs J . 4 4,, - P T ._ - . i - --.- 10, ,,, ,,, i ,;:cti 0 , ~ ,. , N co.N!EitNS, which will ca'ect an clig t it "Mt th ~ct Expencv, pr, , evve the Ne;roes, and 411 4 kji o at lite irl kinitir,-.iltv ,- 3 - ...ceit; .av Letters of Ap k,e(ltt,4;,, •tlizi„' I `‘'..' UF.A.C•I'O'L'.. Vof .1. t -(3i. Lt N r.;;,Z.,, •1 a - /,11,.tt . :,' , lii,,„"r, Brido•e-I" Lai - 11014a.. Where ilk() ri 1 ,1,1 et lltiti I ' d ik r l ' . .\"i " •‘siliVisi,. - i..6, and BOX1."S fur li,4i'll'l444ege*,--IN• p4trOi - ils:1 hr his Royal fliOiness Likit!let., ~ thei• Ro - eal' Iliglines . ses ille Dakes of 1, 41 eti t i ~i . c'l!, and (!nnilicrtand-r and upivards of \, 4 1 , 4 e the Principal .tiobitit and Gentry of the ' • whUse Cartiages areupou that Construe ,k'-.. -...._ titit t'4l7-1------ ------- kh• i t 't AT yti'Tplit`?,s,t, „fr . E NT lIAT.--GALON and Co. t‘13,. 1 14 it! kti : r the Public a SILK. LIAX, combining ti t "' ‘ 4 4 it ivi aelt a , t . °tight to, possess ; it has allthe aopear iii,. q.. ee s ioii most expensive beaver; is equal.y light Vi.'ll i jlas t , J i g, and is of a better shape, which l it re 1N,45 ~,, i tift l' i ,t will never change its colour, which •is kl(Nti7ltileedtitet°\laiic,k; nor lose its gloss, if worn . for se . .ven . ‘it,, i l t l4 l ,,LNli tiitic ' ever injure these Hats. Price 265.- 4 1 1‘11, 4 er t h. "Icturers, 424, Strtid, corner of Bed ' i had"ts intd Dealers who wish for superior their advantage in noticing this adver t I llf 4 . 'lt . , i, 4 4, 4 •Ap . MAJE. . i 4 'I -l's i , '-'ll's LErrEits rATEy.r. it. 4,, (i i ,,,, ~,IPERIA I. TWINE-CLOTH, x.;,,cio ranted free from Mixture.) FIN - 0. F. ,, 118 Width s of 7-8 and 4-4 fur Shirting, and t vi is o A t ,. ' ' )-4 , and 6-4, for Sheeting. Vl:' kr ti tle,. i, otill, title , 'so desirable for its Economy, and '4 t ,4lkti “"licl n i v ~ k s li o cal s t , . Fness to Health, is manufactured syit iti o i . 4 J. it. rinciPle , (avant toute l'agreable de - la :ts4t tttttft,tatYitti,;%if.e,,‘rul,ting' the perspiration - , 11aviOg tli t • l l t els e ..cf 5u ,,,, a cold nature mixed with it, that , 1 44 io 'ls t "uett transitions from heat to cold, il i 41 es. , °tally ;. IA • i t .try ci . Prevented, and renders it most 4ill''‘N t ,!it ~„4 sold Cl.} and Season, and to every V i :ii i i ut.', „ 1, 48 , D amped with the Patentee's name, ~ . N, N lx . .. klid at 01A WAREHOUSES, No., 16, ' ''' ' 't k ro 4rd ' - ' n° ° tiler House in Pieces of •26 yards ;l:i i .,it4g,tle itt r, 4 t 45.. 2 . ~,, , t,viry ' t aiit,''Y hat? "ii:; 35.; as. 6d.; and 4s. 6d. 14,41, \,,,. d. ~„ the : price of other cloth. • Each 1ii4 . 447.er; , i ;',,a• 5 - .. 4 Sheetings, affording peculiar `t) P lat te' t ;,.I'`t.riu foreign Climates, are from 26 to e tttall,,,?.l 36 yarilS upwards... Ordors (with J xecuted.No.l6, Cheapside. k, \ ,..41. 4 , • ~,,l, „A t is „,, • v‘ t tr 'lt) ' Ax, '"x•STY'S PATEN'r. t • 'trt Ai • ,N , r, , 4 , i 4 ,, ,, Itit ,Plit„,,, "A TTRITION COMPOSI SA,-4)(:. lie t ,of T ., i , . i )4 0 , ..i, ~,‘ .. j .v, or Grease, to prev . ent P, t I tt t "tt "y ‘vao, r i l e •-et tili - Eliges, Nlachinery, Mills, 4t,',.5,,,tir ell;1, Taiguits, Carts, Bic. - ; instead of Copper t 'lii, ! : m i l' tie: les, tul-3 NI - celiac "awl service for Riggiug, 44,:,9_ , ch „, , 00 de .. ~, preserve polished Steel or lion from i.44ll,4l.tre`eZpo,litetu2dings from the dry rot, and hy the 114' 1.41 kr . ex t i , 4 e io all.caes not less than three ' 1.4 1 ti le • 4 " l e ut saving wear and tear, , time, 1 4 11 1 IT, T P4r ;.„. Mikti Niu, .4i iit hee s . . • ~. 1.•l e tt s ier, tin. „; a t No. 40, Charing-Cross, near the t' t 4 ll, ll , '..le4iP.rin't,-,."d3,,,hy their appoi " ntinent,,at most titt; t ?il th, c ult kr.' shy their Libraries, Stationers,- S O tl 'i'ld JAalters 4,reiluilses, Perfumers Ironmongers, t r th t tlir i ..ki t :',ou r 4 'nnletOcrs Coach o'fid Wag. , oA Of ti:44it4sl.l4iiketi.3`.,l,°,l.l;r, 4iniros,,..S_atidlecs, and S .. hop . lieepers.,. in i lip t,,, q c "oG u ; -'•,:', price 2s. tid. ; as. 6g; 10s. 6d.; 1t ; i‘• t- w , zto d 'eas eaci . ' ' l 4 l , s 'qs " 1 1, e0 ~ Ilo x ,„ ?. - ' Ni . , -ar r .. - '"lltattis a quantity sufficient to 4 44,,. 1 / 4 '4; 4 0 Pour times, with which it will `Pr 'OCSAN ° P4rti, ' • D MILES, and it will wi n fol . ail other kinds of worth ~, -Tzfrnr TT-7 4 ,, ',,,y ' 1 '-',14 t„, ~ A 1 •. • g ,';!:•1 . c , -.. , 1 .. ::: , '0.1,1 i L .,..... 41 ork -t- . - SOCIETY FOR THE DfsCHARGE AND RELIEF. OF :ERSONS IMPRISONED FOR SMALL DEBTS. No. 7, Craven -street, Strand, Oct. 5, 1814. B ENEFACTIONSsince the last .Report o L. s. d. 50'0 2 2' e 0 o 0.0 2 2 0 i. 0 C '2 0 0 0 1 0 2 0 2 0 '2 0 1 0 Major-General Fitzgerald, per hiddulph and Co. Sir Win. Peperiti, Bart. per ditto - Ann. Mrs-Feibiwes - - ~Ann. The Rev. Mr. Daker, per Mr. C. Harley Mr. George Itacenhill , , - J. Cowles, Esq.. - - John Cotterill,.Esq. - - . - Mrs. Ainey Taylor - - - lVyndhani Knotchbull, Esq. per Secretary Ann. Rev. Dr. Hughes , - , - Ann. Charles Enderby, -Esq. per Secretary - AWL GeorgeEnderby, Esq. kw ditto - - Ann. Mrs. Burrell, per Dorrien and Co. H. Rogers,.Esq. per Chatteris and Co. Js. Francis Masteries, per do. . Thomas Hardon, Esq. per Secretary F.:.ecutors oi John Osborne, Esq. Ww Wayd. Froydonjun. Esq. • Executors of Houghton James, Esq. Countess Sr. Vincent John Watts, Esq. -- - - - Mrs. Lari;tou Rev. Wm. Cleaver, a Donation Ann. Ann. , 2 Ann. Ann. - 200 . . A unnal Benefaction • Rev. Duke Yoagc, per Messrs. Hoares - IvirA: Barker, in Stanifurd - - A rresiot fruili Bach, per Ciiatteris and Co. A Friend to ihe Distressed, a Douhlison value A Lady - - - - Cash remitted per post.to Messrs. Vilre and Cu. with out signature - - T.' tVi S. 51.- 1 V M 'Mu 11. — T. T: V. ;C. D. per Dorrien and Co- 21. 2s. - Y. G. per ditto - - - . - . 11. N. Letter-box - - - Found to the Letter-box - - Received for Fouißooks (Neild on Pristins) - - 21) L. 509 12 0 Discharged and relieved from various Prisons, b 3 Debtors, for the Sum of - - - - Considered the C-oes.of 2 Potitioiteri; Ap- /-190 0 4 proved ; liC!re , red for Character, Pe- • iiti,:ns and.l.4jeciO, 5. 13,nefa ' &1oviS are 'raceived by J. Camden tilc! Treasurer, Cheyne-walk, Chelsea;' alscr liy ralessrs. Farquhar, and Cu,St. - .latoes's-stree,t ; Hoares, Fleet-!itreet ; Chatteris, Whitmore, and Co. I - Jotni;astt-street;. Cocks, and Midge, Charing-Cross; I)drrien zind Co. einch lane, Co ; \'o - es and Ca. 77, Lontarn-,treet ; and by :Ate. Secretary, 7, Craven-street, Strano, wilere the gooks may 'he seen ity those who - are in s;zliport ,his Charity, and where the Society meet on the brat Wennesdray in every,Month. Thiq Day was published, price Us. in buar4, ASII3 - 1 MARY of he - 1-11 STORY of the ENG- LtsH ivid of the S; .T xhich hlve de rd from its With - ing Body relative to it. lo etenttod ro.:, its ..); By .70:.1.;50N I', i. .A. Ot 3 ,, hiesrolie ! ,. - e, , . • Vol. H. carrying down the Narraiiye t 14eign of Charles U. and introduCing Discussions of the Princiiilos held be Pres byterians; Independents., Antinomians, Southoottians':, antl Quakers. " It is flit St. Augustine's, or St. Ambrose's Works,'that will Make so Wise Divine, as Ecclesiastical • History, tho roughly read tuld i!iserved."—l.or.l BAcoN.. London P: I for J. Hatt:ha:li, Bookseller to the Qneen ). No. 190, Pi.:Camiiy. This Day was vice . 3s. (.Id. sewed, AiiiilEF and coNNixTED — Of PROPHECY: Reing an Expo,ition of the Second, Seventh' and Eighth Chapters of the Prophecy of ; together with the Sixteenth Chapter of ReiTtition. : To w}:ich are :aide!! some Oiy:ervations respecting \ the period 'and- manner of the ilescor - s , .ion of the Jews.. By t opt. NI .IITLAN , J, ROYAL ARTILLEItY. London : erinied fi - J. Hatchard, Bookseller to the Queen, No. 190, opposite Albany, Pice - atlilly. . - This Day vtuTe published, In , Two V°lnmes, I :Imo.' price 10s. it boards, 17 - 3LAIN CONG - DISCO delivered to a COUN TRY R EC7UAVON. RSES By the Ilev.• WILLIAM P,UTMF,n,. Rcetor of ItopsWy, Lincolnshire. • Londcri . : Printe:l for .L fialchurd,Bookselier to, the Queen, I\o. WO, opposite.Albanv, Piccadilly. Where may he had his Catalogue of flooks and' 'Pa inplets,-both Ancient and Modurn, now on Sale, with their prices affixed, price Ss. This Day were published; In'One Volume, vo . . price . 12s. in hoards, EVEMENTS HEBREW GRAMMAR, in Pats.—Part 1, The Doctrine Of the Vowel Points and the Rudiments of the Grammar.—Part 2, The•gfructure and idithris of 'he Lringuase ; with an Appendix, containing the Notation of the Hebrew Verbs in Roman,Let ter's. By J. F. Gl' LES, Esq. A. M. Printed for J. Hatclord, 190, Pi'ecadilly. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, price 4s. in boards, An Essay on the Authenticity of the New Testament. ' This Riy A - as published, In One Volume, Hino. (the 2d f',dition)price 6s. boards, il- . lnstroeit with Plates by LOUry, of A}AM I LIAR I NTR.ODU - CTION to the ARFS and SCIENCES, for 'he Use- of Schools and . YoungTersons;.containing a general Vxplication o'f the Fun duznental Principles and Facts of Ihe Sciences, dividen into Lessons, with Questions subjoined to cud), for the examina tion of Pupils. By the iter; . J:.TOYCE, ' Author of Scientific Dialogues, &c. . Printed • for Longman, Elurst, Rees, Onus, and Brown, - Pate , noster-row. We do not hesitate to recommend this as the most useful and satisfactory epitome of human kstowledge, which has yet been published."—Anti-Jacobin Rev. Nov. 1811. " We deem ourselves fully justified in recommending the volume to Parents and. Instructors, as containing much use ful matter - in a cheap and. convenient form."--Alonthly Rev. Nor.lBEl. _ - BELL'S ANATOMY COMPLETE in 3 Vols.. , This Day was.publis:ied, In Three Volumes Bvo. (with many additional Engravings), , • Price O. Rs. boards, the Third,E,litiou of UE_ANATOMY of the HUMAN BODV, containing the Anatomy of the Boncs,,Muscles,JUints, Heart, and Arteries, • . , By JOHN BELL, Surgeon. And that of the Brain Nerves, the Organs of the Senses, and the Viscera, . By Ci-L BELL, Surgeon. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rye:, Orme, and Brown, Pa ternoster•row ; and T. Cade!) and W. Davies, Strand. Of whom 'nay be had, by the same Author, 1. 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THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING His MAJESTY'S NAVY silo hereby give' Notice, That on Marry, the 18th Instant, they will be ready 'to receive ?enders in Writinir (scaled up), and treat f,r 7 ONE HUNDRED 'THOUSAND GALLONS of WEST-INDIA RUM, to be delivered duty free (from warehouses in which the same shall have been bonded), in the space of one Month, into his 4liajestq's Lletualling Stores at PIY Mouth ; and to be paid for by Bills, payable with interest, Ninety Days after date. The Conditions of the Contract may be seen at the Stare lary's Office. No regard will be fled to ,any Tender in which the Price shall not be inserted in wards at lenlN ;'or that shall" no! le ddie . ei•ed to the Board, infor.?, (7... e• an the said Tues. (Q./ the 16th Instant ; ,tor frnie; :the Person who . -makes the Tender, or some...r on his 4 .; half, attends, to an .4lPer wheni.alled fir. 'ibis Day was published, In Four Vo!unkes, 12mo. price 11. 4s. b9ards., _ . HE •RECLUSE OF NORWAY. Tie Mks ANNAVMARIA - PORTER% • Printed fui Lungnmn, Hurst, Rees, Orme, arid. Brown, Patornuster-row ; and at the British Gallery, 54; New Bond street. • Of whom Inas; be had, by the samc`Author, I. The finngaria n Brothers. In 3 vuls. 1 . 21n0. the 3d edi tio,l, .1); ic0:1 as: (id. • boa rdi. • 2. .00p gebatia;), or thepouse of;Titai;anza.- An Histo ricai it , imince, in 4 Vois. teitio. price 11. ls. boards. 3. Bailin! Itonianc,s, &c. in I -2:co. price 7s. boards. Tills I Day wa, published, A new•F,dition, price illustrated with Ca4s, PRACTICAL TREE FISE on the PRE- Y - 71_ VENTION and CURE of the VENEREAL DISEASE mil its consequences, as :itrictures, • (fleets, &c. including obierratiotrs on Tithes Dorsals, Alncal Dis c Larges, &C. . , By T. M. CATCH', Snrgeon. • Late , 4 the oiled liwzpitaii of St. Thomas's and Guy's. m Printed . for Messrs. liiighley, 2•;, Fleet-street, ondoia. What! a}• he had, Catott'sl'opulircreatise on the Causes and I)stinction-of the .Varieties of Asthma, with tn.:wand:me- • cessfur Instructions for the Priention and Treatment of Astlituatic.l . , its, price 38. IFN: consequence of numerous Corriplaipts. of It • ,noxious Counterfeits , of the MACASSAR cam posed of deleterious ingedients,.bein'g Unposed. onthe,pub lie, Messrs. Rolland and San, sole Proprii':ors bf the' ' .GBNI7INP MACASAIt. Oli„ for the growth of 'Hair, deem it an imperious duty to caution the public n,t to'purelinse any without their..Nignature on the .outside Mix], in re&iuk, A, ROWL.--IND and SON, in their own hand-writin.---Also to ask for ROWLAND's Sitll, OIL, .price Gil. and 11. Is. per bottle, 'with ROW LAND's .TREATISE •on the pre': ervation pf the human Hail:, eacto;sed witiveach. bottle. ; Buhl' by the sole ProprietotiL A. i.towland and Son, corner of Kirby-stmt, H itton London. . . , Also, ROWLAND's ESSENCE of TYRE; Or, IMPERIAL DYE. • , A preparation of wonderful metemorpliosint; powers, rrkieh inomdiately , and eifeetindly chaugt , 'PLED or GREY . I jEhRoWS, B,:c. to a BROWN, JII f ACK, or AUBURN ; and so pelin . i4lent, that neither soap or w,n,r an remove it. It is-perfe.etly innoxious, and !,,oni.kininded of vLci:table suhstances, 7s. Gd. per bottle. Anc lady or ea , nittliilln' liglytqflit* it to theirArivu Hair ' , with ease, and it pore sti;4crioK to any other. Superior nerit will ever meet the Pahlic Approbaiimi. R. FRELNI N' s G UrrA SA LUTAR IS, or a tuf most famons Medicine for (Airing V:nereal, Glandular, and Cutaneous Disorilars, Glects, &c.—A bottle or two will con yin cc tlip patient of t Iteirsalutary effects ; o few bottles have effected a cure, after salivation and every other menus hays proved abortive, and even when the disorder-has been Stand . - int; several years. No remedy can be better contrived, More safe, or gime - convenient, than this, for such as are•obliged to go loarni , or to Sea, as it needs no con:inepient or : restraint. of diet ;. and 40 ware experience by Dr. Freeman in a'i extensive practice, bag proved it no less successful in those debilities which arise more from imprudence than a certain cause-to• such patients it holds, out a never'-failing, perma nent, and speedy relief. Sold, Wuttlesale and retail, at Mr. Butler's, 4, Cheapside, Corner nf St. Paul's Chukch-yard, and must eountry Medi cine Venders, in Bottles at 2s. ti• 41;• 4s. tid. and 225. cacti, with ample directions for each Scx. • tit: J.'IUMON . . 0 Disorders have contributed more essen . oath , . tuAlestroy-.1-Iymeneal Happiness than those which are the • consequence of unguarded pleasure. People of every rmik'pay 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 • follir,ving Disorders; 'and the •Succ;;Ssful result of our plan gives us additional ardour to opp'ose, as far as we are able, the ravages M those Complaints, which arc the most important in the catalogue of [Haulm ,Intirmitiesi the Disorders to the cure of which we have devoted our attention, comprise every species of Venereal Infectiou ; all kinds of Debility; whether. arising from the.habits of .school hoys, or the iinfulgences of maturer age; that derangement of the system-in Women, which is called Barre iness or Steri-. lity; Seminal Weakness, GleetS, Obstructiwis in the Urethra; as also Strictures, whether recent or of long duration, and which have hailled the skill of other Practition,cs, ,are by our preSent in) proved• plan (if • t reatnient effectual ly and perma nently cured, without the Patient sobering the excruciating pain and a:arniing hemorrhage which frequently follows the; application of the lunar In the conyse of our exten sive practice in this Metropolis, numerous cases of Strictures have been-and are daily under our care, the total eradicatimi of which is' effected by a safe, certain, and exlieditions mode of cure, suPerior to ally other yet adopted. The weaknes4, relaxation, and debility, proceeding from this complaint, are -speedily removed, and - the patient restored to sound and vi gorous he filth. But where the debility has for years existed; a 'proper perseverance in our restorative remedies is indispen sably requisite, to revive the slumbering sparks of-life, and to rea .imate the constitution. ; • • INUmerou4 Diseases are th 2 result of ignorance or haste in the treatment of a simple Gonorrlnca; amid it not unfre quently happens that. the sued,: of lite are,poisoned by the discretion ot,an - timruarded•imour. By a superior metirod, such complaints are easily cured; awl eV 2il imams have failed; we trust that we may presume to oiler a radical esta blishment. • Few, nowev-,T, are the cases of complicated distress of this disorder, compared with the cal.isoUs situation of ,men, who, from an indidgence in a solitary vice, or the prevalent gaieties of a fasbionaide life, acquire that state at Debility which is the unavoidable constainence of such peraicious mis hits. Where the unhappy soiferer broods over his misery, hut 'careful ly conceals his ihisiort i miws, it may. be soole con solation fur him to linow, that ; althoint-h it n_ an o:mject of donht or uncertainty wail other Ptactitioners,ihe - :etuoval of these deficiencies, by the gradain progress of Renovation, is the aciptirement of our experiOnee.• it the rites Of Bacchus or Venus have ire7tni to reduce wanly vig• o ur, auk) ::ixiety will be prevented an ern ly 'counteraction of tL:.s langaid state, and in those eases no :;riot occur. Patients in the country Inc re.inested to state the - partitti• tars of their ca7e; she, and general habit of in- Closing rt , TaittLineu for advice 'art,' medicines, w;i:, l4 th e same will ;re given Src sent to any part. of the, - lnn, , c,dom. CUitaa and Surgeons, Nu. 107, liatton-gurden. 0' 0 O 0 • 0 O 0 9 0 .2 0 8 0 [PRICE SIXPENCE-HALITENNY. FROM THE LONDON GAZF4I7E, OCT. 15. Whitehall, Oct. 7, 1814. His Royal Highness tare Primp .Ite . ii-ent- hal been pTeav! . .l, in the ruune and on the beliall Majt,tv, h. 1. tiateni, under the great sea; of ;if Great iSiitairt. and Irelasiii; to miler Lie honour of Knighthood' upon Neil E9. - Co!onel in the Artily, Major in the 54th, or West Norfolk tkegiment of Foot, and Knipzitt tbe. imperial Russian 0;•1ers of S. Anne of the ser:ond'ciass, and ofSt.l.borge of the '..snrth ~., # ._. ,,. g.,:‘ . • ; i',' fklYre I i ',4 "447:'*° ' ' ' , . '''. ~,g , ' :''' -,..\ • * Ai ..:4 - ~-.: '`, ;, 1-:! / ,✓..,e,i ( -....,.. \,.,,,_ ;,, e.1.4 - ' , l, ...)kru Q , ,, ,, .!. _ - ;,^ 3 t l (` WlLitchalt, Oct. 7, 1814. His Highness the Prince Itegent bath been plea se d, in the na:re and on the behalf of, his. Majesty, to give and . grant unto an. Honourable Alexander Abercrombie, Colima in. the Art-y, and Lieutenant' CoJOtiel in the COldstreani re giment of Font Guards, his. Majesty's 'royal , licence and per 'mission' that he may accept and wear the insignia of a Knight of the Rqal. Portuguese Military - order-of the'foy.-cr and Sword,' with which his Itoya:. Highness the Prince lici.;eot of Portugal ,has been pleased to honour-him, hi testimony of the, high sense which that Prince,entertains of the distitnoti.;;n-d courate and intrepidity displayed by that 011icer:in several actions with the enemy in the' Peninsula. TV/lite/Jail, Oct..ll_, His Royal Highness 0. 1 1.• Prince Regent bath been 'pleased, in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, to. giv• and grant to John 'Hawker English, Esq. Mcm'oei• of the Voyal College of Surgeons, London; anti late Surgeon to the Head r , quarters of his Royal Highness the Crown Prince o: Sr. erten, his Majesty' , royal' licence and permission, that he may ac cept and wear the insignia of a Knight of the Royal Swedish Order of Vasa, with which- his Majesty the Ki:4 of Sweden has been pleased to honour hiM, as a testimony of the high sense which that Sovereign entertains of the professional ser rices of the said John Hawker English in the field in presence. of the enemy during the last campaign. Foreign-Ogee, Oct. 15, 1814. His Royal Highness the Prince Ilegenthas been pleased, in the name and on the behalf of his Majpsty, to approve of Mr. James Day as Consul in the Isle of Right for his Royal Highness the Prince of Orange Nassau, Sovereign Prince of the United Provinces of the Netheilands. [This Gazette contains a Proclamation by the Prince •Re gent*, dated the 24th ult. setting forth that, whereas soldier's enlisted fiir limited service under the Mutiny Act of. the 4th of the King, mid those whose services Were extended by the Proelamation'of the 13th of July: 1513, cannot, in conse quence of the continuance of hostilities with the rhited states, Oahu the benefit bftbe provision by which,they were to be (Es. charged sit. the termination of the period for which they had originally enlisted, or. in eases n, 'extended service ; on the lapse,- of six months fi'ont the ratification of any Definitive Treaty-=-11is noyai ligliness, taking the game into his g-ra eious consideration, has thought: fit, with the advice of the Privy Council,. to direct that all sol.iers whose SrfVices ,rcFC . so extended, and whose original period-of 'service is not. expired, shall be entitled to their discharge on the expiration of the several periods for which they were enlisted i and that those whose original periods of .service have expir..d, siriti entitled to their discharge frourthe date of the present Pro clamation.] BANkItI7PTS. William :Roebuck, Fluddersfie:l, Yorkshire, cloth-dresser, , • te sue reujer Oct. 27, 28, at the Conwle:•cial iu Dewsbnev, aiul N:>%-. 22, at eleee i, at the (;,,Irge - Huddersfield. Attornies, Mr. Greeawckod, Huederslield; or Mr. Battye, Chalic,ry-!.0 Thomas Hughes, 'Shcern s,, tailor, Oct. 2.2, 29, and .:).; o e.. .26, at ten, at Guildhall, .London. Attorney, Lothbury, Landon. Ciilibert Cardwell Robinson, Branford, Yorkshire, 141 c c'}er, OA. ea, 29; and Nov. 26, at eleven, at• the White-Swink Inn,)Huddersfielti. Attornies, Messrs. Willis, Fairth,rne and C3arke, NVarnford-court, ThrOgmorkostreet, I.lmrlonc Richard ',Andrews', Campden, Gloacestershire dealer ill , horses„ Nov. 4, at.four, .5 o . ntl atthe North : - wich Arms Inn,- Jiengworth. Attorney, Mr. Green, Campdew Samuel Adams, Walsall, Staffordshire, merchant, Oct. 27, 28, aad Nov. 26,. at twelve, at the White Hart Inn: Bir mingham. Attornies, Mr. Sinicnx, P.irmingbitin, Me,7:rs. Bourdillon and Heivitt, Little Friday-street, Cheapside, London. . .• Robert Crocker, Kentish Town, victualler, Oct.-22, 29, arta N0v.26, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr.,B, Mar tindale, Gray's-,nn-sqlitire. • Richard Smith, Sedgley, Staffordshire, maltster, Nor. 11, A five, 12, and 26, at eleven, at the Jerningliant . Anus Inn ; Shiffnall. Attornies, Messrs. Edniuntls- and Jeye3, coln's-Inn, 1,06d0n, or Mr. Homer, Sedgley. DIVIDENDS.' , Nov. Cocher, W. God free, and W. P. Musgrave, Cheapside, lacemen-Nov. 5..1. aw l P. _Fenton, and H.l3ea ver, Manchester, 'inerclrants-Nov. 5. Idialmister, Newing ton-butts, silversmith-Nov. 12. ‘Theatley and \V. S.and well, late of Wapping-w all, sail- inakers--LNov. 5: .1, -Vt'oi Vinci J. Dorville, New Brilge-street;*- inerchauts-NOv. 12. T. Lawford and S. firimF dick, late of 'Bois-marks, St. Mary axe, say-factors-Dec. 20. J. SigginS, of the Panltry, hatter- Nor. T. Blowers, ~ :,:indou-street, St.. Pancras, linen-dra p:r-Nov. 29. W. Lividino6ll, Bri,tol, 'llat . ,:er-N0v..29. S. Field, Flooleigh P . ark., Surrey, dealer-Nov. 5. M. Del Cain po, late of Tokenb arise-yard, ifierchantNay. 29. E. Tho mas, Denmark-cou'A, Golden-laffe, printer-Npv. S. D. N. Shury, Berwick-street, printer-Nov. 5.. J. Reed, North ; Shields, master-raariner-Nor. 19. Wilson, jun. and J. Williams, Long-acre, coach-makers-Nov. 12. A. Buckler, Basin ball-s+,lcet, factor Nov. 12. J. Du Bois, Brixton, Surrey, insurance-broker-N0v.26. G. Dorset, J.,Johnsao, J. Wilkinson ,W. lleraers; and' - Tils.on, . New ;Bond-street, bankers-Nov. 5. J. Wyatt, Mitre-court, .-1141 gate, whole-.. sale-sta6uner-Nov. tI. W. Malthy, jun. avid IV. Thurpe, jun, 13.411,' linen-drapers-Nov. - 5. J. Gibbs, New Itoanwy, I,Tra.2.ier-Nov. 5. S. Ci:Mlhoddy, .11orst.•ferry-r.iad, Westmin . ger, coach-smith-Nov. 12. M. Franeo, .Spital-square, surance-brolier-Nuv. 15. 'l'. llowiandson and Bates, Cheapside, merchints-Dec. 17. G.' Gardiner, St. Joatv street, iroumonger.-,Nov. 12. I'. Wigt;ics,c7ortil, Citurctc street, ShOreditch, grocer-Nor. 5. 3.'Fazakerley, tailor-Nor. W. and V. Ludlow; Ilishops-Ganuings, Witt shire, colon rroeu-Nov. 8. J. Wildey, Chcitenhaa., dealer-:-Nor. 11... T. Gore, jun. Cheltenham, pininber-.Nov. W. A. Ludlow, Andover, wine-merchant-Nov. 'C. T. Priestley, Halifax. litinormerchant-Nov: 8. Cole, jun. Bath, illogical-seller-Nov. 5. It. Payne, Old , str:et, mach wheel-maker-Nov. 5. it. King; MinJing-lane, nie tc h arit ,_ Nov.,B.:S.,Gigney, Kent-road, baker-Nov. 12. Greenwich-road, furriers-Nor..lc.t. ei Mulls l bricklay e r-N ov , 12. Bengough, .Ilishopsgate-street Without, trunk"-maker7-- ''. il li t g , hli c u o g c i. k l z e ilu r:a ri th is n t g io -s p t s i: g e , c a t ;; warehutlseuratl .Nos. 8. J. 11sol Nov. 12. J. Ward, Banbury, OxtofdAiire, grocer-Nov, 8. T. Young,, Maclieu, Monmouthshire; dealer. CERTIFICATES.—Nov. 5. - - K. C. Mackenzie, late" of Finch-lane, broker—A. ,Anderson, of Phil pot-lane, merchant—W. Powning, Penult,. eirn wail, merchant-4. P. Clarke, late of Stratford-upon-Avon, 1; neu-draper—J - . Pratt, of Banbury, o,xfordshir:, I anholiier— W. Matthews, t‘f Nirinclieomit,'Gloncestersilire, grocer--J. ,Bolton, of Norwich, corn-merchant—T. J. inaii-si.reet, Si/Lit liwark, Northage; of Gains burgh, Lincolnshire, grocer—\V. Sinn, of s3d. : Illackhurn, of Mount-street, -'Whitechapci-ruaci, n,as ter7inariner. PAIITEItSI - lIPS DISSOLVED. J. and B. James, of Einsbury4lace, wine-mer cliat4s7—K. St. Bally.; and W. Tidy, of Coeli-liill, sail-makers—W. Father and S. oudharn, of 1....ad0.a, oil mqn—.l. B. Maynard and J. Morgan, of Tamlton, Lankier's— 'and •• FL dames, of Carlisle, -Currirrs—lt. Br loin .ant T. Mather, of Whitle House and New Mills,. Der;iysnial, col liers—E. and D. Rose, of Maeclestield, - Cheshire, colluert - a. Edge and D. pnitiliF., of Cuc.iitor-street, , law-statiorim s P. M'Taggart and .1. Wyllie, of Mincing-lane; warehouse r 'Harbusch,- and It. and W. Sainte?, of •LeMort- - streeti sugar-redneq - 711.: C. O. 'Broltier and J. Jager, of Detthy, Derbyshire, stone-battle taanafac- Lows.