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~~ ~ r ~ .~_ -f. 7 r SA u • , &•, , s 4 ~ ~ , - ... ;\ , i ~,__ !,4,... gi• '1 , ...7. 'P. cif.:-'75 4.4-:. yi,j / ‘,;;':.-...: ....... , . ) .. Vs.. ..-‘ , -, - .7').,-. 5 , 1 ) - ~•,--,_:,, , >.,.,9 .t-..... _ . ~. 2 -, " /,', 0411t1 1 .1i . A S 9r ' ) ,ICE 'I ha' if O- D ilia ever); urC! , r r at: rth the :f ,Ver- titTlil3Elt 6753.] FRIDAY, A PRIL 29, 1814. [PRrc] • T HEtiTICE ROYAL; DRURY-LANE. • vis PRESENT EVENING, April 29, their Niajesties' Serrants•ivill perform the Comedy of TWELFTH NIGHT. Itralvolio, Mr. Dowton ; Viola, Miss Stanley. "I VY i;vbielt, a new Interlude, in One Act, called Admiralty Office, April 27, 1814. t'IDOSVS' PENSIONS. IVOTME, is heieby given, That the Widows Of. Commission and Warrant Otlicers of the Royal Navy, receiving Pensions from the Charity established for their Relief, will be paid their Pensions due the alst March last, at No. 10, New-square, Lincoln's-inn, by Edward Finch Hatton, Esq. the Paymaster of the said Charity; viz. —The :Widows of Flag Officers, Superannaated Rear - Admirals, Cap , tains, Commanders, and Lieutenants, en Tuesday the 10th of next Month; the Widows of Masters, Surgeons, and Pursers, on Wednesday the 1 lth ; and the Widows of Boatswains, Gunners, Carpenters; and Second Masters, on Thursday the 12th ; and'on_every succeeding Thursday, between the Hours of Ten and-Twelve. And Notice is further given, that Re mittance Bills will be sent on the lottNif next Month, to those ilidtiws, resident in the Country, who have requested to be paid -their Pensions near their respective Residences. THOMSON'S NEW bENEAAL ATLAS. THE Public are respectridly informed, that the rourtb Nu►nber of this Work, containing Maps of Ja, maica, Persia, Turkey, and Hindustan, is ready for delivery, .price as.; andthatilte sth Number, and the reprints of Nos. 1,2, and. 3, which have been unavoidably delayed, will be ready in a fortnight.' • This Work will be completed in about thirteen Numbers : each Nintiber, price - Bs. tontains four Maps, equal in dimen sions and execution to such as are usually sold at from 7s. to. 10s. lid. each.—The .Proprietor is thus enabled; by an unpa talkiest list of Subscribers, to - bring forward the cheapest At.- las ever yet offered to the Engraved for John Thomson, jun. and Co. Edinburgh ; arid published in London,' by Robert Baldwin, Paternoster-row. OF'F'ICE OF ORDN, Net;, isi PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of Hi. - 1 M 4 JESTY'S de, hereby gt?;%. i 77 oteei; That Proposer - fertile be i - eeei6ed at their Office,i.‘t Pall jltilt;i74. or before Monday, t4e it fleiv satic Pers4ni as may be willing to undertake the supply of HOASE:Sf-idE4 and F"O4LOCK-KEYSforS,-rviee ofthisi,:?partoi4ti:jtr Period (f Three Fears, determinable efter t Expiration of the first Year, upon Notice Of Three Months, at the Optan Of either Party; it~~~ i ~r'`~ tiaif. INTRIGUE - . To which will be added, the Melo-Dramatic itomance of ' THE WOOPMAN'S HUT. To-morrow, Hamlet; with Nly Grandmother. N T"IHEATRE ROYAL,' COVENT-GARDEN, HIS I'ItESENT EVENING, April 29, will performet; the Semis Opera pt ARTAXERXES. Artaxerxes, Sliss Rennell ; Mandane, Miss Stephens. wret4 sT " Pattern: of the dirticles 177 ft y be Viewed ,epos applrcaition ai thi Principal Stoiekeeper's Of ce irt the I'OWer, iind Perth& particular:, together with the Terms and ConditionS _of the Contra t, may be knbUyn at the Sicittary i s Offee, iii Pall= Half trforesaid, akyDaihetweevithe !tours of reuand Pour; o'elock, inhere the Proposals must be delivered, sealed i o r . L This Day was published, - Elegantly printed in Octave, price ifs. boards, TNDIVIDUALITY ; or, The C a u ses o f Reci i_ pwcal Misapprehension : a Poem; in six Books. lildt trated with Notes. - ; rll r ; After which. • THE SLEEP WALKER. - T ° ich _wilt be ad4,:d, the Grand Asiatic Spectacle of ANI) KALASRADE. To-morrow, The Woodman. By . MARTHA ANN SELLON. London: Printed for Robert Baldwin, 47, Paternosier-roar. I t6YAL ACADEMY; SOMERSET-PLACr... -11 11 ,TICE is hereby given, That the EXHI f titN wLOPEN . 'on. MONDAY NEXT, the 2d - at T rio welve o' u, Clock txh• hi HENRY HOWAR.D, R. A. Ske. si Mt biter s and Students may obtain their Cards of Admis- T"eire applying at the Royal Academy on Monday after J. Ws CRUELER . . up, and indorsed, "Prop - s'm ls fir Horse-shars,',U.;" but no Proposal can he admitted after the said 2d May, at 7'. , e 1 o'l;loch . at Noon of the iaine Day, neither will a-ny Pelider be n i oticedi unless the Pariu meshing it, tw hn .4:gent in his ite halfi shall attend. DISTRESS IN GERMANY. SUPPLEMENT TO CAPTAIN COOKE. This Day. as The Second Ediffzu, handsomely printed in Quarto, price cts. in , boards, and enlarged by very confiderable Addi tions, VOYAGE ROUND THE WORLD, exhi xx. biting a full and comprehensive View of the Present State of Madeira, the Brazils ' Cape of Good •Hope, and Botany Bay; the Society, S a nd w ich, and Friendly Islands, New Zealand, &c. By JOHN TLTRNBULL. " The entertainment we have experienced in the perusal of the Vsiyages of Columbus, 'Raleigh, De Gauia, Drake, Cook, and DaMpier, are still fresh in oar memories; and we seem to meet old friends in iMproYed circumstances wiien we revisit ,with Mr. Turnbull many of the places first made known to us by 'thoge discoverers. This Voyage forms a pleasing contrast ,to the 'pompous and suspicious narratives of the French tra-• yellers, who have almost monopolized the manufacture of lying wonders. To sub productions we are glad to oppose the staple of Mr. Turnbull's solid communications, and to.. give them the patronage of theßritish Review.".—British Re view for Oct. 1813. • " We have seldom beets more gratified than with the ad dition which this voyage makes to the knuwledge of distant, co,antries. '" We consider it as one of the most interesting books of '!'ravel which have app e ared f or man y years.",-,Ediaburgh Review. • " Mr. Turnbull's- descriptions have the' merit of novelty, and, ore believe, the most perfect fidelity. His observations are those of a strong and A thinking toind."---Archives Lit.= teraire. Printed for A. Maxwell; Bell-yard; and C. Chapple, all. , Mall ; and by ail the Booksellcrg. _ ~.. NIE.THILE Europe is exulti ng i n the inmediate V prospect of Peace, and every heart is devising the most expressive means of giving vent to the generous feelings which it excites, the COMMITTEE,f or relieving DISTRESS in GERMANY .deem it scarc e ly nee df u l to remind Britons, that there is rail - node of rejoicing in prosperity, no way of shewing our gratitude to Almighty Providence for the bless ins, more noble than the relief of the distressed, •the rescue of those who are ready to perish. ' The necessity, so oft en stated, fur aid to the suffering Germans, still exists : much has already be en d one , an d upwar d s of 70,0 001-. has been no bly contributed, and as promptly remitted, to alleviate, the. sorrows, which the happier circumstances of this Country mill scarcely enable us justly to conceive of. But there are mil 4ons of Sufferers to whom the hand of Charity must. yet be extended, to save life : and never was" the Proverb, that " Ile who gives promptlY gives double," more applicable than at Pre • sent• • Details of these Distress es w ill be found in the Re- ports of the Conmiittee, which, os well as papers -for Churches and Congregations, may be had at the London Tavern, and at Ackerivann's, 101, 'Strand, to the number of twenty-five, gratis: and above :hat' number, on large paper at 7s. and small paper at,2s. per hundred. Amount already advertised Subscriptions since r e c e i ve d : AtMessrs.Baruetts&Co.. Collection in the Parish N. E. Kindersley, Esq. L. 5 5 Church of Milford, . Rothen and other Con- Hampshire, per Rev. gregationsoftheWelsh -J. H. Evans 141.165. 74. ,Calvinistic Methodists, ' ' °At Messrs. Child &CO. ler Clou g h &C o . 201. 7 s . ed . C . and S. W. - r.,.2 2 Baptists Congregation, - Collection at Blunharu per ditto - " 11. 6s. 6d. Church,Bedfordshire, At Messrs. Brown, after a Sermon, per Cobb & Co. ' WV. R. It. Beacheroft 8 '0 The Smalihack Lead- Col.Seijeantson&Fami mine Company - 105 0 ly, Burnieston, Yuriis. 12 9 John Lloyd, Esq. 10 10 Rev. i. Elsley - 5 5 Richafd LoVett, Esq. 10 . 10 Mrs. Elsley - 1 1 Rev. A. H. 1 1 Edward Carter, Esq. 2 2 A. B. • - - 1 OE. J. Carter, Esq, 1 1 At Messrs. rslasterman Rev. J. It. Huston 1 1 and Co. Collection intim Parish T. Hardman r• 21 0 ofilurmeston,Yorksh. 7ll D. Hiilme, Esq. - 10 0 At Messrs. ' Cwries, M. Hall, King-street S 5 Raihes and Co. H. Austin - 1 0 Parish of Hilporton, W. Wells . - 2 0 Wilts - ~ 31. 1 45.3 d. W. L•ington - 1(I Do. of Whaddon,do. :1.115.6d. At Messrs. Henry Hoare H. H. Bireley, Esq. and Co. Manchester 21 0 Rev. Henry Wynne 5 0 Swain,Minnett&Alport 10 0 Anonymous - 5 0 At Hannuersley s. Mr. Richard Houghton 1 0 Rev.Dr.Nott,AllSouls s Richard Toiler, Esq. 5 5 College, Oxford At sirJ.Lubbock,Bart. Rev. Pens. Blair, New Friends by the Rev. S. College, ditto - Field; of Westbury- Rev.Wm.Fibner,Lower upon-Trim, Glocest. 15 2 Helford, Oxon. ADouationfromDurharn 1 ' 1 By Order of the Board, CREW, Secretary. IiAZARD, BURN T ' and C k-131 ' , SILI, JesPeettullv inform 6the Co. o PnbiiC,th . a t tT r lCKE - VS L a 'r n s d 3`l " 4 t for thf, STATE LOTTERY, to be drawn on the 0 111'4 ~Io t o h of NEXT MONTH. are now on Sale at their '`• 93, ROYAL EXCHANGE. THE SCHEME CONTAINS I Prize-of ./,.20.000 .‘ - I 5,0n0 2.... . lo,oon 1 i lvith „ &c. & e. &c. 5,000 . . C b. i. °T , IY I t,n00 , -Ti.skets ; and in addition to the above, ri ~ OFFICE OF ORriN,INCE; April 13, 1314. T HE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His Mil. JES.TY'S ORDN-42VCE do hereby give Arntice; That Proposals will be received a 4 their Office, in Pail- Mall, on or before Monday, the 2d day of May next, frostt such Persons as May be willing to undertake the Supply of CARTRIDGE' PAPER for service of this Department, fur a. period of Three Year*, determinable after the expiration of the first Year, upon Mace, of Three Months, at the Option of either Party. Patterns of the Articles maf be viewed upon application at the Principal Storekeeper's Office in the TOttfr, and, farther Particulars, together with the Terms and conditioni of the Contract, may be known at the Secretary's Office, in Pall= Mall aforesaid, any day bet Ween the homrs of ,Ten and Four so' Clock, where the Proposals ?age be delivered, scaled up, and indorsed, "Proposals for Cartridge Papt.r ;" but no Pro posal can be admitted after the Slid 2fi May, at 'Twelve o'Clock at Noon of the same Day, neither will any Tender be noticed, unless the Party maLing it, or an "Vent in liir behalf, shall attend, , _ _ rir st • h 0 0 Blanks on each of the Twn Days of Drawing ety v entitled to Ten- Tickets each in the ensuing Lot -7ri,." he dr awn i n consisting of 9,000 Tickets, and L l :l'g 1 Prize of 20,0001. 2 of 10,0001. 2of 3,0001. &c . axes in proportion. - _ SI VEWRIGHT recommends to his Friends - VlT , l tld the Public, the novel Plan of the NEW STATE to begin Drawing Sd MAY, in which the Par nave the Benefit of the prodnce of 1 . C.0 Extra Prizes of ac,44itets each in the succeeding Lottery, thereby givin; a Chance of all the Prizes in both Lotteries; contain i ng •.. ot . .... L.20,0n 1. - .of L.i &,000 ..... looclo f Variety of 5,000, &cAc. vid.. 4 `‘r• - rs and SHARES are on• Sale in great variety at his tablishrd anaFortunate Offices, 37, Colllhill, 3s, Hay ' 1 1, Holborn, and 141, Oxford-street. - L.78,766 21 3 Ce! 614 Published this 'Da) ' price Is. 611 A. A N APOLOGY for an •IMPUGNED SPLAK- Elt of 'the HOLISE of COMMONS ; in a Letter, ad dressed to Lurd Visqount_NtOltPETl-1; Ay Order of theßbard, R. IL'CREI7 7 ; Secrefary. „ . By ONE of the PEOPLE. Sold by C. Chapple, • Of whom may be had, Playtair's Political Portraits, in this New Era, with Explanatoty Notes, Historical and Biograph i cal a vol . . price 11. 4s. extra bound. s. S lrt DOUBLE CHANCE LOTTERY. - `r ant (4). the Contractors, ,remind the tip, 4 uhlic thlt the Drawing of the present LOTTERY be , 4: 4 -NEXT TtIESDAY,':id MAY. I: u s ti r Y Purchaser ot a Ticket. or Share has the Chance of t z v '.tinct Lotteries, as, incteriendent of the full amount of ' 1 1,,, v . 1 1) the Scheme, ONE THOITSAND TICKETS in the 'tin: l og- Lotteryfare divided anumig the nlts, and present "l Chance of•tile following C:apitak :- 2 . • ..0f.... L. 20,000 4.... 0f.... L.2,of'G 1 1 5,000• 10...,.... . ....1,000 . a lO,OOO 12 .. . 500 1 5-.00 10 3OO 2 3,000 21 2OO t .1 1(4,. ,„ &c. 8.7 c. tke. "Wtt„',"'• TS andH R SAES are ort Sle, in grcatrariety, at and Cos Offices, in lou4an, N °. 11, Ponit: , - I N 0.31, Aldgate High- W I le re ti Ifai2 "liaratg-7•..ossi; I street; e t :-;cheine, with every particular, may be had OFFICE OF OREIN,INCE, .4prit 13, 1-Sl'.l. T HE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of Ms MA JESTY'S ORDNANCE do hereby giVe Notice, That Proposals Till be rectived at their "Q ; /ice ire Pall-Mall, on or before Monday, the .9th day of May• next, fi:out such .persol. ,at may Lc waling to undertake :he perfi.Auerve of the GLAZIER's WORK at the Tower, Pall-Mall, Wool wich., Greenwich, Lewishari, and Parfleet, fur Service of this Department, for a Period of three Years, determinable after the Expiration.of the first Year, upon Notice of three Months, at the Option of either Party. Farther Particulars ? together with the Terms and Condition. of the Contract, may be known at the Secretary's CyliCe, is Pall-4fall aforesaid, any Day betu4en the flours - q r Ten and Four o'clock, where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up, and indorsed, " Proposals for Glazici's Work ;" but n* Pro'posal can Le admitted after the said 9th Mm,' at Twelve o'clock at , Ncon of the same day, neither will any Tender be noticed, itnlesrtiee`Prrty making it, or an .4gent in his behalf;. shall attend. This -Day was published, Refottil Edition, price, bound, 4s. in calf,.ss. Gd. - - PHRASEOLOGY,. point ins out 5!..: the difference of Idiom between the Frk-fich and Eng lish Languages, on a variety of Subjects, viz. - Literature, the Drama, the Arts, Manners, .Morals, Health, Time, Weather, Ex?rcises, Amusements, the Table, Horses,. Tra vi4ling, Trade, Law, Property, Politics, Diplomacy, Military and Naval Tactics. Printed fin' the Author; sold by C. Law, is, Ave Maria- 3 3 1 1 Just arrived, price ss. And on &delay Thos. Underwood, 32, Fleet-street, London, No. I. of a New. Series of SCOTTISH REVIEW; to be conti nue d quarterly. • Contents.—Laurferdale on the Currency—Lord ..BYron's Corsair—Tableau de la Littdrature Francirise—llueltersy's Lrtters—Cainpaign in Russia, and Battle of Leipsie—Me owl res de Goldoni—Edgeworth!s, Patronage— Stewart's Phi losophy of the Mindr-Mernoirs of General Moreau—New Publications. • 10 10 Subscriptions received at the Bars of the City of London,. Tavern.; Lloyd's coffec-house ; Stuck Exchange; and at all the Bankers in.fovitt and .country. R. H. MARTEN, Secre t ar i es. LURE I - 101VMM, J • MONEY. • • N-tLEMEN, Gentlemen, &c. are respect :4y (oily lo ea they may be supplied with MONEY to V lll , oi nit, n on r t7rms equal to Mortgage, secured on Free ;44l ` l° l , Yhold, iLeaseliold- Laud or Houses, Money in the i'lel l'4,• l\ iilrriage Settlements, Witlo*s' Jointures, Clergy. s er, t ,lp, or any other Property• ti!ettrit, 4 S of respectability may be §upplied . on their Personal „? only. Gentlemen will find every liberal accommoda ,,,,A;ni•titont d e l y -14ttVeation from Twelve till Two; or Letters (post-paid) -.e41 47 3 . 4 5s to Messrs. Wills and Co. No. 49, South-street • • 14 / 1 111 , PATENT IMPERIAL DINING-T- A ' l 'l , and, PATFNT TRAFALGAR SIDICOARDS itr Q — „`",,G-TABI IN; in one elegant Piece o Furniture, Chair ilie ' rent . Plans • ha Improved iofa .1 1 B • screw Four Post, and Tent —e-s; rass-. urniture and Beddrng complete ; Tort ! 'ibie 1', 1 ft1 1 2 ,-,V I :PI several other new invented and improved articles h ?hoh t ; also a general aink very extensive •as , .ortmetit of rte, r ` 3 1 5 .141 Cabinet Articles for furnishing House.s com i,4rorsi;e4"Y Manufactured,. where Families may select and ,'''frv ei a ,;‘, ll "le House in a few daYs, a?iding - t:ie . extreme hbli c uce of waiting several Months in coaipieting their s ni,ent; for 44 (1 West India Articles, Army and Nafiy, &r. by t er a a nd Sanders, 16 and 17, Catherine , street, Strand, on e Most moderate, fOr prompt payamit. itli. ? f W ,LLS PATENT BRITI SIT! SHIRIING ~ ,t a d•kirl - / , the onl Manufacturein Great Britain, In which . " l iled - l' ai ltages of YI ENGLISH FLAX and COTTON - aia . t ta in nnu Thread. ''Derfee'lliar texture trees it from the injurious cold or . chil! i",,„lced in the wear of Irish or other Linens, an ,1 1 11 :-un 1,,,,:.",, sensation eculiar to Fabrics made wholly of . Cotton.. itz li j ' tiorii,liility, beautiful , Appearance, Comfort la Wear .. , 14 4: at Ec 'Ponly, this Nlanufacture (after many years trial) . d,ti.ilriyalled. . . . ,'t th e „.4t about Half the Price of Irish qr other finis Linens,. 5,041, itentee.'s Warehouse, 554, Cheapside, near St. Paul s ; 444tng and Co s Pall-Nlall. . 'tri ll ,. ,_ . illis e al, r 1 c . I . lavli ' ig- acquired' such distinguished, pa -4t1:17..and approba.tiou,,as io induce sane Shopkeepers to pa !4 article under voriousuew titles of Imperial Patent Shirt i - I e pr:2.,"_ e e10th, , .&.5., all . of Which are made of Cotton, anc . ty4ir otterevu of Calico being so generally and well know,,; e meat 1 430 1NG . ' 7'COUGH CURED WItHOUT INWARD ME . DICINK: AtROCHE'S ROYAL ENIBROCATION. -1 A Ny Thousands of Children are cum(' a . n- I N4h. n ually by this Remedy. On the first attack, an un- . "'Le application i)f ROCHE'S ENIRROCA'cION will pre , 4. h... _ +e,, v ~ , ,omplait taking ally hold of e cotwittrt . .iou, and a . ia.,,,fr0 .. es may completelf Core. • In the r m ost obstinate cases r,utverance will produce the desired effect; and no n'ittedy iii,, ; !,!o well calculated fur children as this, for it requires itTtoltine to be taken inivi;rdiy. 'lli y i '' ' ) '"'011_, C oughs this Nl , .alieide is equally e ffi cac i ous and "t etu e j eli tu 4 " tur Man, 'Women, and Children, irS safe and 11 4, , k/i: w ease can this Medicine be genuine, unless signed on 1- . Iv . t'lPper. by J. Roche, and every stamp the name of E. 4i, 4 jd' s ) tit:, lit, Paul's Churchyard (Who is the o::ly Whole- An ti ' ttider), engraved thereon. Price 4s. and 11. 2s, - per e, • ~~~C ,► fs~ ri' OBSERVER NEWSPAPER. _ . rrH following Copies of Affidavits are !T - A. , spectfully submitted to theYublic by the Proprietors of TII OBSERVER : 1, GEORGE GOODGER, Assistant-Publisher in the Ob server Printing-Office, et, hereby make Oath, and §aY, thate the regular avesage sale of the Observer Sunday Newspaper is upwards of Six Thousand ; and that, during the last Quar ter., consisting of Thirteen Publications only, 1 have .pub lished,and• fairly sold (with the exception of eighteen Co pies, presented to the Proprietors' frieruls;, and paid"the full amount over to the PrOprietrirs, fur Seventy-eight Thousand and Ninety-two Stamped Papers of the Observer. GEORGE GOODGE,R. Sworn at the Mansion-house, London, the 23th day of April, 1814, before me, • - AVM. DOMVILLE, Mayor. We, ,Henry Hawkins, William Stephens, '1 1 inns George, John Wynn, Edward Hodges, and Robert Joanson, Press, men in The Observer Printing-Office, do hereby make oath, and severally say, that we have printed, during the last Quarter,• consisting of Thirteen Publications only, Seventy eightThonsand and Ninety-two Stamped Copies of ,The Oh server Sunday Newspaper; and that the regnlar and average Number of The Observer printed by us is upwards of Six . Thousand each Pahlication. Henry Hawkins, Pressman to the Observer, 17 years ; • Wm. Stephens, Pressman to the Observe', 16 )ears; Thomas George, Pressma❑ to the Observer, 16 years,; John Wynn, . Pressman to the Observer, 15 years; Edw. Hodges, Pressman to the Observer, In years ; RAS. Johnson, Pressman to the Observer, our year. Sworn at the Mansion -lause, London, the 25th day of April, 1614, before me, XV.M. DOMVILLE, Mayor. ANTI-IMPETIGINES. THE celebrated ANTI-01 PETIGJNE7 i , or SOLOMON'S DROPS, (withaiut ' Mercury, Mr any de , leterkds preparation), stand in the highcat estimation for the cure of the Scurvy, Scrofula, Leprosy, and all disordeNs originating in an impure state of the blood; 'being gradual, gentle, and almost imperceptible, in the: r operation—the best substitute that has ever been discovered for that dangerotw Mineral Mercury, sweetening the blood, and 'stimulating it to expel all noxious and impure juices, gieing strength and tone to the nerves, enlivening and , invigorating both bOdy and mind. Sold by Mathews and Leigh, 18,, Stiamf; Bacon and Co. 150, Oxford-street, London ; .A.s%ith, North Bridge, Edin burgh ;-A. M‘Donald, and J . Baxter, Glasgow; and all Me dicine Venders; price lis. each .or four in one family bottle for 335. by which one 11s. bottle is saved, with the words " Satul. SOloruon,Liverpool,". engravvron the Stamp. Where may beshad, The celebrated ABSTERGENT LOTION; foi• removing alt kinds of Pimples, Tetters, Ring-Worms, Curb unties, &c. 'from, the Face and Skin. - 4, Beauty " That steals so softly in the stripling's heart, " And gives it a new purse unknown befOrc." Price ds. 6d. and 2s. Dd. a bottle, Duty. included.—Be care ful to observe the words " Satul. Solomon. Liverpool," en graved in the Stamp, without which none are genuine. *.;,* Dr. Solomon expects, when consulted by letter,' the. usual oompliment of a cme pound mote tfb be inclosed, ad. dressed " Money Letter. Dr. Solomon, Gilead-ilou4e, clear Liverpool. Paid double postage: __ • • Edinburgh : Printed by and for . D. Scbaw and Son; of whom may also be bad th'e former Series, in Ten Numbers. No. 11. will appear in July. A CHALLENGE. CURRI E and Co. Surgeons,- late in IV A. his Majesty's s:rvice, challenge. the whole world to prove a single instance where their Med - i Cine and method of . core hare failed of the desired effect. The practice of many yearS in this particular branch of their profession, has not given rise to one unsuccessful case. - They continue to direct their studieS to the - treatment and cure of Venereal Complaints, and that derangement of the system, which is the consequence olthe pernicious anctwaste ful affeets of a habit long and roost unhappily pursued 'by the youth of both sexes. In the one it will he. found to be the unfailing source Of barrenness; the other hai! its ravages fatally developed to them by a, distressing state of debility,' which if not timely retnedied, terminates in impotency; these are its 'remote and ultimate effects, while consumption, loss of muscular power, and various nervous confplaints, usually characterise the earlier stages of this-solitary vice.—Of per sons languiAing under the disorders incident to such a habit., their treatment is simple, and has never proved yusuccessful in the course of a lung, laborious, and 'much extehded practice. • . In the most obstinate and complicated cases of Venereal Infection, such as . obstructions in the urethra, spungv ex crescences,-hard' tumors, callous ulcers, eruptions, seminal weakness, gleets, as als6 Strictures, whether , recent or of loug'ituration, and which have baffled the skill of other Prac titioners, are by their present improved plan of treatment, effectually and., permanently cured, without the - patient seer- , ing the, excruciating pain - and alarming heniorrhnge which frequently follows the applicatiOn of the lunar caustic. In the course'of twenty years extensive practice in this Metro polis, numerous cases of Strictures have, been and ane daily under thiir care; the total - eradication of 'which is effected by' a safe, certain, and expeditious &node of practice; sup e ri er . t. any other yet iLlopted. The weakuess„relaxation, and debi lity proceeding from diis.complaint are speedily reav)ved, and the patient restored to sound and vigorous health. But where the' debility has fox years existed, a proper perseverance in their restorative remedies, after the Stricture has been de stroyed, is indispensably requisite to revive the slumbering sparks of life and to reanimate the constitution. Several Noblemen and Gentlemen of floe first respectability, have been Under the care of'Messes. Currie and Co. fin the re moral of complaints of the Urethra, Stricture", ,Sce. and hay- . ing received a radiCal ,and permanent cure, request that re fereneeS May be given' to them, as satisfactory evidences of the decisive superiority of _Messrs. Currie and Co.'s piau of treatment: Maly , elf these Gentlemen have had strictures from 10 be eo years, mut had been ender the care of Messrs. lleaviside, and otherSurgeous of equal eminence, who attempted the cure by the appli,:ation.of the Lunar Caustic, without success. . ' MeSsrs. Currie and Co. may be consulted by either sex with the greatest delicacy, secrecy, and honour, at their house, No. 107, Hattoa-garden. Patients in the conntryare requested to state the particu lars of their case, age, 'and general habit of living, &c. &c. inclosing a retuittance for advice and ntedicines, when the name wi,ll be given or sent to any part'of the kingdoin. To ensure that secrecy so essential to their undertaking, the postage GI letters ,u ay be 'added to the account fur Me dicines. 9th June, 1809,-107, Natten-garden. Ry Order Of thi? Board., . R. H. CREW, OFFICE OF ORDNAXCE, April IS', 181.4. rrIIE PRINCIPAL. OFFICERS of His 111.:1. JESTY'S- • ORD-Y/INCE • do hereby givo Notice, that Proposals will be received at their Offic`e in Pall-Mall, on or before Wednesday, the 4th day of May next, front such Persona as may be' willtng to undertake the s;cppli of FIVE HUNDRED CHALDRONS of COALS, for ,Service of the Ordnance Barrack Department at Gibraltar, there,to be deli vered, at the R.'pence of the Contractor. The Coals must •be of the description denominated .4dair's Main, Eighton Moor, or equal theret3 iii quality and goodness. Farther Particulars., together with the Terms and Condi tions of the' Contract; may be known upon application at the Secretary's Office, in Pall-Mall afiiresaid, any day between the :toting' . and Four o'Clqch, where the propV,sais mi:st be delivered, sealed up, and endorsed, " Proposith for Coals." No Proposal can be admitted after the said 4th day cif Nag, at Twelve.o'Clock at .'loon of the same day, neither Will any Tossder be not iced, ts•steat the Party making if, orro44gent in 'his behalf, shall (Went!. By Order of the Board; R. H. CREW, S'eCrciary. BY HIS INIAJMY!S ROYAL , LETTERS PATENT, 'SIIILY-'S REANIMATING SOLAR TINCTURE; or, PABULUM of LIFE. Reason anif, experience have taught mankind to value Health* as the greatest of all temporal blessings; Dr. SIBLY, happy in an nouncing. the CURES which-his SOLAR TINCTURE has Effeeted, by its action on the Blood and Lymph, is bound in duty to warant it as a safe and certain CUre for the follow ing Maladies . For Reaction of •the Blood, or Restoration of Life in cases of Sudden Death, (provided the heart be not wounded or I paired)see the' process in his Treatise of the Medicine, given gratis wherever it is sold. For the Scrophula or King's Lvii, Scurvy, and all impurities of the Blood and Lymph, Ninscol:tr Debility. or enfeebled Constitution, weak Nerves, Loivness of Spirits, all Disecses of the Breast and Lungs, Asthma, Dropsy , / Consumption, Tabes Dorsalis, Agues, COIIVUWOZIS, Spasms, Cramps, Bloody Flux, Rheumatism, Giant, Head ae‘, Piles, Hysteric Complaints, ApopleXy, Pelsy, Burni, Scalds, Bruises,. Bite of the Mad 1)og, of any Venutu:rue Reptile. Let it not he (grated, that because this Medicine appears to he prescribed for many Disorders, it can be good for none. The Doctor affirm's, flint every Complaint for ai}ch it is re commended, originates in the' Blood, or in Obstructed Pcr ipiration. The action of the2lolar Tincture is on the Blood mid Juices; it strikes at the Root,,by which peculiar advan tage it effects a Cure whew other remedies fail. • Sold in - Bottles at 6s. is. 6d. and 14s. at the Original 'arehouse, No. 6, Albion-street, Surrey-road, and sold by most Venders. in the kingdom. " N. B. The Genuine has," C. W. Sara " written upon the •atside wApper of criiry Bottle.