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I'M' :111e -V V forther•RELIEF of the SUFFERERS by the WAR in GFRMA.NY. •. • . . - - , His Royal Highness the Duke of-YORK in the Chait. • • At a very numerous Meeting, attended by his Royal High ness the Duke of Sussex, the Archbishops of Canterbury and York, and many of•the Bishops, Nobility, and other Persons, of distinction, , It was unanimously resolved, •• . • - That -a Committee be Appointed to ..solicit •and receive Subscriptions for this purpose, • and that all monies so re.Ceiv ell he placed under the management and controul of the said Committee; that the. Committee 'do cousistof the following persons,' with power to add to their numbers, or to unite with the City Committee, - if they deem it expedient. CO 111.1"1vr.F.,E. .. Archbishop of Cantabniy It. H. Inglis, Es;ri Archbishop of York - Joshua Watson, Esq. - Bishop of London - - Rev. Archdeacon Cambridge Bishop of Exeter ' . Henry Thornton, Esq. M.P. Bishop of Chester • Rev. H. .11. Norris • . Bishop of Salisbury . Sir J. Macintosh, M. P • BiShop of Ely Pon. F. North ; Lord Kenyon - Colonel Bathurst Lord Calthorpe • 111. Hon. Sii Win. Scott,ALP. Lord Eardley - - Chas. Grant, Esq. jun: M. p. • Rt. Hon. - Sir .1. Nichol!, M.P. itt. lion. J. C. Villiers • Kt, Hon. G. Rose. M.P. • •R sq • 11. Marten, L. Sir Thomas Ackland, M.P. W. H. 'Hoae; Esq. • • E.Wilibrahamt3oOtle,E4MlP J. Round, -Esti, -M.P.- Wm. Wilberforce, Esq. M.P.. - . T• • Committee`-room, Freemasons' MB, Great Queen.street ; where all :(.;ommunicat imis may he addressed, and whore Sub scriptions will - be received; as well as by Messrs. Hainmers leys and Co. the Treasur7ers ; and by tire. several. Banking Houses in London :and Westminster. ' • . • Signed If Order of the ComMit tee, - •. ' JOSHUA WATSON, e Secretaries, R.ACKERMAN.N, S• pro' tempisre., • - Subscriptions since received : From .a. Lady at New- - C, C. - ,-- f,.2 0 0 •castie,.per Sir Wm. • Collected atthe Parish • Scott - . - ' L.lO 0 0 Church of Winstead, • -.• At..Ackermann's. . Essex,afteraSermon, . Penny Furid,-it Ayles- by the ltev.W;Gillv . bury - - - 1 1 0 theltectorionThanlis-t • Rev , . T. , Buddicombe, giving Day . - . 30 16 7 Vicar of Branscombe 2 • 2 0 A Lady in Laneashire, ' Mrs. P. - - - 4 0 0 M. L. • - - , 5 0 0 From a Friend to the ' At Biddulph's - &Co. StiffernigGermans, by W. W. - • Mr. B. of Windsor 20 0 - 0 A Lady - - E.M.Davisa,Walworthl OCY At Dkurinond's. Parish of Stertford, Rev.JohirliMicher, of Norfolk - • - 3 S 6 ~ Kirknewton, Nor- Ditto Kettlestone . - 3 IS 6 thuMberland - Ditto Shoring Parra 2 3 0 At Kniglit's &Co. Collected at Oxted, in M. M. - - 1•• 0 0 • a little Booth for the 7 Rev. Fdw. Erubry - 5 0 0 benefitoltheGerman Atliammersley!.s &Co. • Sufferers, at a Festi- 'Mr.CharlesTownsend 2 - 0 0 val in bonourofPeaces 0 0 •At Paxton'3.•. - ; . C. S. • - -- 2 0 0 Six - Students, -Christ The Proprietorsof tire . Church, Oxford - .6 6 0 Press and Globe 10 0 0 J. Wall, E,0,. - -1 0, 0 LOTTERY OFFICE, Somerset-plate, July 11, 1814. - • GRAND NATIONAL JUBILEE. INFORMATION is I:i.:_reby given, that the TICKETS for admission into SAINT JAMES's PARK, for the enivelmentioned GALA, are now READY for DELI VERY at this Office, ano at all the Lottety OtEces, licensed by Go,ternment, price One Guinea for Two Tickets. VICTUALLING OFFICE, July 12,1914. THE CO Milf ISSN NERS for VICTUALLING His MAJESTY'S, !'Y ' do hereby give Notice, Thal ca niursday ne.r I, the !tat inst. Mr. Tri!liwn Rcekx, their 4gent at POrtsracuth, wall 'be rmly to, recei,e sealed Tenders and treat for Six Hundred Quarters of Close-dried AMBER MALT for the Serv:ce of the Piet:tailing Depart ment a t th a t Port; to be anew:a/de to a.Sample exhibit:el at h7's Office: lo be delivered, one hfilf thereof within the space of a Fortnight, and the other half in a Fortnight afterwara'.- ; and,to be paid f a r by Bills, payable with i7terest, Ni n et ;) Days after date. - „ • Thia Ladies and•Gentlenien intending to honour the Fete with their attendance, are respectfully informed, that the Whole of the Money arising from the Sale of the Tickets will be expended for some important purpose of National Charity, to mark the eventful and glorious times in which this Public Festival will have taken place. No regard will be had Cc any Tender in which thePr;ce shall not be inserted in words at length, or that shall noe be delivered to the Board before Twelve o' Clock ,on the said Thursday, the 21st inst. nor nnless the Person who makes the Tender, or some Person on his behalf; attends, to. answer when Balled f'or. The Conditions of the Contract may be seen at t !ze fle tuallinrB• Qffice, at Portsupouth. It is particularly requested, that very early application may 'be rnachi fnr Tickets, that every accommodation may be pre viouAy.arranged at the different Entrances, and in all parts. ofthe intended for the amusement of the Public; ac cord* to the numbers that,.by.the delivery of Tickets, there ina:y reasoir to' expect will attend; and it is also desired that p.trtilar notice may betaken of the Etitrance-door, and the ri,mr of min e!zpresseil upon . eaCil Tickret, cylkiela., such Ticket entitles the Bearer to be admitted; that every in 7 convenience of too many Persons applying at oue Entrance may be avoided. IC .7'17:11, L NG,OFF7 G . ' A, r 2, 1814. THE COMMISSIONERS fur VICTUALLING ..tfis MAJESTY'S NAVY do hereby give Notice, That on Friday, Me 22d inst. they will be ready to receive Tcn . ders in writing (sealed up), and treat, For One Hundred Mille of CANADA PIPE-STAVES, and For One Hundred Hine of CROWN, DANTZIC, STETTIN, or HAMBURGH PIPE -STAVES, to be delivered 'into . Ms Majesty's Victrialling Stores at 'Deptford, within the ^, Space of Four Months from the Dates of the Contracts, by . A.Tonthly* Proporizons . ; . For the Sale of all the YEAST that shall be made in his Bra jesty's Brewhouses at Deptfort, for one Year ; For the. Supply of what COOPERAGE STORES and TOWN MADE COOPER'S TOOLS, the Service of this Depart. mend may require for the same period; and, .For One Hundred and Thirty Tons of OATMEAL, lobe de livered in a Monti:, into the Victualling Stores at Mc Ports, ' a.nclin the Proportions, Undermentioned, , . Deptford Portsmouth Plymouth The.Miy of the Jubilee taliingplace, will be expressed in fpture Advertisements; but if the ,Wenther is favourable, it will be wit:_tiOotirteen days from the present date- it is further to be . observed, that this mode of admission ,by Tickets has been calculated "expressly for the convenience of such l'rstiiis 'as Mity . ivish tO partake of the Entettainment without difficulty or eniharrassuient, and, at the same time, to have the satiscaetiout of contributing to objicts of national benevolence and gratitude. - 1 0 0 3 0 0 STATE LOTTERY begins Drawing Ist SEP ' TEMBER, 1814.. • SCIILME. 2 0 2 ,of ' L.20,000 a r e 1.40,000 2 .. . .. 0 . - . 5,000 ' lO,OOO c , • 2,000 4,000 4 . • ' ' 1,000 4,000 5 - • . . 5OO .2,509 60 Toni 20'). 100 1;06 2,750 1,000 55,000 . . . 1 . 4,000 Tickets: • L.140.,000 NO FIXED PRIES ! .. - DAYs OF Dltic wiNG : ." * Ist Day, ' b, SEPTENIBER. • -: 9(1 Day, 3(1 Day, '. .17th SEPTEMBER. , • The whole to' be paid for by Bills, payable with interest, Ninety dags after date. The Conditions of the Contract may be Seen at the Sccre- THE QUARTERLY RE V / ENV, No. XXI. will be published 'on SATURDAY next, by John:Atur ray, Albemarle-street. - • tary's Office: TICKETS and SHARES are selling by RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. Contractors forilie Lottery, at their Oqices, the Corner of I3i;o1i-buildings, Cornhill, and fac.ng tlke King's Movs, Charing-cross. No regard will be had to any Tender in whidi the Prii7 shall no.i 'he inserted' in 177ords at length, 07' that shall not be delivered to the Board before One o'Cloek on' the sa7l. Friday the 22d inst. nor finless the Person who mulit'S Tender, or sonic FMO2I on his behalf, attends, to answer when culled for. • This Day was published, • -Ia Octavo, price 125 boards, Second Edition, • SERMONS on the DUTIES of MAN, &c. By the Rev. ROBERa' STEVENS, One of the Preachers in the Magdalen and Asylum Chairels, • .• Price of ft Ticket L. 19 19 0 Half. o;tai I r 5 5 0 I Sixteenth ' " 1 .7 0 awl Lecturer of St.. Margaret's, . ‘‘'estminster Sold by John Booth, Bookseller,Duke-street,' Portland place; Messrs. Rivington, St. Paul's" Church-yard; trod 3. Hatabasd, Piccadilly. • ; ; • , = DODSLErS ANNUAL PEGISTER, 1813. This Day was published, PATENT LOZENGES A WE; Patronized by the First Noblemen in the - Kingdom, as well as by the following Honourable Ladies, who have given this Medicine- to their own Chil dren, and also. to the Poor of their respective Neighbour hoOds, with unparalleled suceess Her Grace the - Duchess of Th.; Hon. Lady Say and Sele. Leeds. . ". Thiißight Pun, the Countess Her Grace the 'Duchess of of Shaftesbury. Rutland. . . The Right Hon. the Countess The Right Hou: the Countess of Mimtnorris,.: of , The Right Hon. the Countess , The Right Hon. Lady Caro- of Cork. - • - The Right . Hon. Lady Lucy The Ifight Hon. Lady . Beth pencer. • Lady Page Turner. -The Hon; Lady Boston. , • Lady Lova. , • And many other Ladies of the, first, rank and character,' too. In a handsoMe thick Ociavo Volume, price 16s. boards, DODSLEY'S ANNUAL REGISTER a View of the History, Politics, and Literature, for the Year 1813. Printed for W. Otringe and Son, J.. Cuthell, E:',leffcry, 3.'8e11,-11. and 11. Crosby, and Co..Lackington, Allen and.CO; Lengman and Co. J. Asperne, Sherwood 'and Co. and C. Cradock;and W. Joy, 32,.Pateinoster-row. Where may he had, a few complete sets in r 53 v.olumeS, also the New Series, commencing at that important period, 1;91, in 23 volumes. Any single Vo!lupe to complete Sets at :15s ,each to 1808; and to 1813, Itis.• The. Publishers recommend Gentle men to perfect their Sets as early as possible,•taavoid disap pointment, as many of the Volumes are nearly out of print. numerous to insert, ,9 . . . Spid.'at 1.t.: Butler's Chemical and Medicine Watehouse,:'4, ebeatkid'i.; , cornett of St.-Paul's Church-yard, London, and most et-nu:try Medicine VenderS in -every town, in licixos, at. 45.9 d• flub. •, . : e ti.•• - THEATRY-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. 4 4IS PRESENT EVENING, July 13, their Alaj e stieS' S ervan t s w i ll perform the Tragedy of r_ AMLET. • T ' • 4a'inl e t H , l t . ..Kean. ; and °pilelia, Miss Smith. ' . which will be sit dcl, theyarce of M ODERN • ANTIGIU Es. -. Tim • t " 1.1 ) , v • Othello; withTDeucet he is in • • • . , THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. ~ n Y Desi re. of the Du k e of WELLIGI:ON. .I . g b l e s P , erfP or tEstNT EVENING, . July 13,, will ‘ibed the fa:ail:trite Opera L?F., After IF FARMER'S WI I I•,. wh TEic h_ ,' tbe - Grand:Asiatie Spectacle of S ADAK AND KALASII_ADE. '''' A ~,,.- To which will'he added, . . .. • . vari e ty of El'./TEP.T.AINMENTS. ,-4 1aN t. .,41 7 in ti:e P-C PURCHASE T k - r , . t l .l , a q i ..;----The Ptiblie are respectful It invited to an in, of IRISH by-3'41-0,4;i 6. v, t , lorge and cheap Sle 4, ''"I• ly.„ Tth, cow on sale at the r.l l:: h ol L l i r a i c sh ci S c h o i i r a t r i ? l g ._ .., ,otii,!l,. ''''oouse in Load"' ,',-clits a , 1 Y-slaare 'Pricy are•enabled, 'front their . t r Li . N0;,4, the S . on E tt , e a side s. o . f t:(3'.atliN.l.,i'',?t,ittinin.tries,to sell the above± nreh rtiele! .c c i a n n t zlc a r r a e, 4,, t htfi,, it riaa any litarse in London , . ot up immediately t b*; ' "' ilis t .w I°i) g Sister Ringdom, ea t , • Pectiort of their Agents in, the . ta a , ~ war,. ~? et„,, ant their durability and colout , ; . r a ...... ncl_f o u t rt m h tr e y t 4 :' 1 !!s Nittietttlirin tS.e looney should .a fault appear.--Court: . (..; L stil e '' t s; Joel No. Bloomsbury-square, ~ '. ll ;•. ' s j;•.N DONOVAN, 4, . edei l i • LA, No. 10, Stephen d Notes, taken in , ~- ~,,,1r,t,..., on Itelaud, and .Batikof Irelan .4. -street,'Dublin. ' discounted. . • , ttlipsciltisEA.nosrfrAt, Juey 9, 1814. - ':it 41 4 , kl a., by order .of'tl)e.liight ilondnr , b t le c - . 1 -.. kir s ,:t.:?oril and Auto Commissioners for . rna to ta ; i vea _b ._ i;(l.lat wts.,-,hhtiesty'yal Hospital_ at Chel a s i c aiiosiiiital Hospital, rai:','`,,tui,„"llt••Peositioets brlcigini. to the d N.,.itiLlY•irre 4"`l°liror within the fhstricr of..t s l i ie . Mor t,.Breill.simacfnviily ;:,,, ditiri l l'ill'ad to p.pear personallr i a er. ''eti t i, y , s Zitpretios and Certificate? ot a kdmission, at the their several ''ial in l 'i e, in the ~iitl 1 - lospital,.o ' n the respective, te*„.i,',,qP4lstls'e.it different Chissys, a_eco td when attendance will . af t ' r :eti fi.64,l'n, a s,undernication ..., .. rding to 14,, e1 '0a, fo r i 2Pie 0 clock in the mol s Pension ia ad '! ' 4, Cl ai „`"e PaYment of Half a Lac. i t . tnitil three in the ~ . s'illas next.' . • . . . (4. 444.. ' •' ' . the -different 1511" • ' tla Tl-4URSDAY the 14th July., . ,tir F oot s (I at fitl. per day, from .. Regiments . 41 ' 0 , 'Y' GUardsPhifintr; July. and other Corps. . • • A 0k.,,, 4 It (4, ,a, PRID AY , the 15th. Regiments Corps "-- lenti 4 : • -r uai,•ft•oin the several ed, - • . . _ ' . . ‘';.la-kat, i.. On-S ATURDAY, the 16th July. 'of Ca, the lst Reginleut of , 4 4( 4 ',._ 41 1 ; , ; ; t l',, day, from different Regiments _ ' ' 4 th, - ; • sards, with those from • . ,Oth inclusive. I . Ail i i° 4 at I, ,s()1.1 MONDAY, t he IBth July.• e. of Foot, and .fro,i,e r,,„l.:,••ret day from t h e 51st Reg ra ,•11i ) , Ret,.intig Regiments or Corps; l als c o n , the Pensioners 1 11 h bigients or Corps at Is.Oid. and 15..1d. per day. ta ' - ta ' On ESDAY, the 19th July. Zd and Is. 3d. per l% 4°41 • 3 i l l 14d. Is. 2d. Is. 2. 4 . , T h ,, (..) ! ,1 ,1 % - ,,k at 111 W EDNESDAY, the different rates .•41••kt.,°1(1.'per day, with those at the 20th July. 44 Y inet us h e. 'll l . (I se at 6 ()a THURSDAY, - - .•:' 9 iti. to 2s I i rd.par dayinclusive.. . the 21st July. I • li ' ' .. .•, ' ~ ~ 1 . . . ha o Pee, • CM FRIDAY, t11t,,,1•1.17n 7- P irate Gentle r 4 6‘ vl lo rs:‘,l)4e rs from the Militia, with the I 2d Troolii Ilt,i''''st 6,-,t_,*e Annuities from the late Ist and the several *lrk !, e' it. ~,'anNs.; also those . PensionerS frointi blindnes s, A ti tZ q 1 3 : _ h 4 r e been admitted on account Iti t , ,`.lLhat all Pensr upwards . of it Or e it, I) it ioners belonging to Bills' of Mor haels of Lts.4gland beyond the District of the _ , I laud are the said Hespital, • ireq'Y tegt;:44l'n ; and those in Scotland and Ire laud te , ..11_ . ired and ' • ilk° d af ter , conaman e , f lune and 2oth of 0 _ 4,•NP' ti otil f„eY stcceeediog 2pth o • , d d after the2sth of pecem_he e r . of his Majesty's re al -ss ut • tt artaer orders, to apply to oac .. istrate • I °' f 'b ls 4L e tli 'e , ile aE , ,e in'the neighbourhood where they i t t h e coll-t "Aluvbinic Affidavit, which th'e said i whom the yreside, . , • 4 'ller 4,,',,, t Y' (IV, borough or Riding, before ' .1,,,... . ri : ta i • s, will sign - au ' d date, viz.— , . ~.. a .s at ~ aZ4("4lll►that I and '1r.... "of th e r , e - . •camt befoi nt •e v me, one of his Ma J e . s ' ) : act for the Con Of -h u 110spital e was admitted an Ont-Pensioner of Che - 17 or 18 , `, 4 nith, >on the .. .day of -, i I' - - commanded • th e 2 Rezitnent of . L . Arlo ; WaS then aged abotit y ears, served in ~ sail Y . .., th„ t 1 . lears, was dischared for it '414C144i le ' 4 no °then .' 9 provided for by the Public, but 14 Z . !: , •1 „ o .°Aer owl ~N I. e . per da,v, li r , „► said Hospital, at • ' in the ,ittit y 0 ,. . ts in, the Parish of A ' ' . oaki‘ -rti ItEf o , •'' ar t ,r _ i si kh . ot . ,‘ r , t.. me this day of a (_.* Lea m fu 'nun as were admitted on accountof .. l . ilindness, Nu.. '116,,.. -transniit with them their half-yearly Atlicitits, 1, 4 1' , e1, 0 7 as to the state f their si ht;sigued by . an Army ....- % e ._,', , lp,,;i . 9 1 : ether medical° person resident g in their nii . n t l . 1i,; ( . 1' i 3 irl;24t ill such distant parts, where a Me . dic s al , Cc t r_ i t e „t,i iti l t ll i i t o tir,irteicable,a Certificate from the 111inistar o f 1 their l b • ess ' I''illr' a nd to. ascertain the continuance i k.to t af ficia ~ re admittd. i4..,'e• dat„'lt, drawn sworn 4 . -t, iia',. " and attest dI- according to the above Form, , ~, 1 . 1 1 , 1. ,, at d , en , , s . • e ,y a Magis !. I ' led thus,. ii 1 o oest : . aglit H oo ' ..Y the taelieral Post, c 1 , 114. . _ _ . i . , . ia se,V,Lat,d F. "la!)le The Paymaster-General ot 11 A "th "ision,,r;)rees,4ondOn," inarking on the re t '''laid A . 8 Affidavit " and •ourterparts or dup . ic• . td rits'etive.l; t th o tlits •••tue• to' be ' rese ( i : vetiby the Out Pensioners . tot e . I ) .. ay t - 4,_ k: eXhiblted to such persons as shall be direct o,_:.l4,lZ,._ it,,:rher with their instruction 3 the t 1 . 1 .1 h e f ..,, „ ~ ..tu order that their claim to l t 0 I,4Leisr4,,H.4itaniti. that the u C t er p t e ifi n : ' ntitied. (. :11 . ire t o t 4 ti , i) i co•i ied and tts eir per ants clear y nine . s are the N il , p,t,,,,,,_ may be ,satisfied that the Pension . er . .. e . , C on ' ttniisiO s ners for the Affairs of L4veer ctirt,',.,,,i,ho have passed their examination, • tkothefa t ested, that such of them who have served in. art . ! it is . ner . by tip t.''llipa'jharged from any of the Regiments or I . iidepe ire wi trate, di, es.of Invalids or Itoyal 'Veteran Battalions, 1 4 valid d ° '" t heir ktli ' d -'t - Regiment or Company au , 1 . 8, lto .. . .... wit s su c h .. served t l ‘ L hi, kt th e 1 3 _, /. 41 yetei:an Battalion in which they iv:".ti.ey,,a.,...7....!:,,q, ' s toop or Corps of the d , e l d rmy and re lla t c„ ei ;7 iii, t diacharicd, and recut:amen from ;it). kyalsotaiiers ~...1 .. e 1,,,,, t a hospital. . ' - are-particularly to taktnotice that the half 14,7'; 4% t o it',4,,ts' after Christmas, are to be regulated byre a„.?elt aoh,'.'',Pizi.ee of.payinent, byt e h musters at Celsea, iu,.:"e att.,r,; remde within the Bills of Mortality of London, r.,,,a oct,, Ls sent as above after the Midsummer preced '44at "!It the Mit4timmep‘ayment is in lik ' c manner to be " din ed bY tl ' , . .te musters or affidavits after the Christmas pre ' CC: "- al .s , • • - eirlitt„h.. _LiTcltered a.itd direct•ed, that no person who shall belltlit,a iosi'ai'ificZof liisabode given in a r t his muster, or spi efaikici' (eaZeptin:',itt a toresai , tl,.. and who may apply tia,4, e e . ) sh all 1 ,, , a , 0 the Officers of Excise nearest such place u t ,.. I. L . of r.. .,_ ce , C!I C the same, unless it appears by the cer for hi . s llr'e•lt.:iikillive_lilt ,tahle persons that such removal was through .Lesstly, which he or they not .foresee or A 4 ' tel t • t hat it , . (ii ii .e a d toh , .i'lly Pension6r shall fraudulently attampt to re il,,,_'retit ~f.,_l-aliayinent of•the pnsin, either at Cher r',;(ileititiort:'o7 ~,..111,i shall he stritelt off t L . 41.... lists ; ~ far the better Nl• 4 e I ' l ' l o4 ‘!1? frauds, each Pensioner as required ,to ~r)ht Iy , it i i „ ntlAti la() lid I t 'pers at the time of payn!d•nt. tl I,:L'iit'tt "f the Said i'-lii4i.tiatl 'lyonreben"cl.!ttbiteleetilittliirecuerto-en the tlZ'.bite,,,l'iiroeif:.°4l; wbre sti - an not act agreeably to these Orders .‘,..._it t to .`l4,pricularlyia sendilig.their ha4-yearly Atli , f l ' l b e l_ l e ie t o f ii e Y % x n . 1 . : .ster-Gelieral as above ' directed, and . to . _°v led t o , t , s , • Intli several Pensioners have of late (Attic a •••-a or sent them•iregularly to other d elm r tetent s. _.• ~ . -• • • G. .61U$1', Svcretary and Reiiistrar. ~ ~tW,h I d t t / ~` • NEILLE'S .ELEGANT. QUARTO IMPERIAL. ATLAS. ' ' This Day were published, •,/ Price One Guinea' each, Parts I. 11. and M. (to he con tinued every Two Months), handsomely coloured and hot pressed, of N EELE 'S GENERAL ATLAS.--- . -This Work will extend. to Font- Parts, and will eompriSe a com plete Set of - Maps, Compiled from the best Authorities, im proved by valuable Original Documents, and embracing all the recent Discoveries. of Circumnavigators. and Travellers. ;Those Countries:4lldt are most, interesting (particularly the European States) will he' given each on four pages, form ing together the full' size of a sheet of Imperial, Without the inconvenience of folding. • . • Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pa ternoster-row; and S. and G. Neck, No, 352, Strand. . SpeedilJ will be published, In One Volume, Quarto, handson;ely printed by Billowy, on Superfine Royal PaPer, dedicated, by pelmission, to his' Royal Highness . the Prince Regent, , A N ACCOUNT at a VOYMIE to ABYS, SINIA, and TRAVELS in the INT.ERIOR of shat Country, executed under the Orders of the Br , tiSh Govern ncent, in the Years 1809 and 1810; in which will be included an Account of the Portuguese Settlements on • the etitern Coast of Africa, visited in the course of. the Voyage ;. it con cise Summary of late Occurrences in Arabia Felix ; nod some Particulars respecting the Aboriginal African Tribes, extend ing from Mozanthique to the llorikrs of Egypt, together with Vocabularies of their respective Languages. ' By HENRY SALT, E. F. 11.. S. _ _ _ Printed for F. G.' and J. Itivington, No. 62, Si; Paul's Church-yard. N. B. This Work will be illustrated with a large ;I,heet Map of Abyssinia and several Gharti laid doVra hum original Surveys and Observations by the Author, togither with thirty En gravings and Etchings, executed by Charles Heath, Esq.. from Drawings taken on the spot. A few Copies will be . printed on Imperial Paper, with first, Impressions' of the Plates. LOCK AND SURGICAL DISPENSARY. His Royal 'Highness the DUKE of "YORK, President, and ' the. following Committee of. Governors . Earl of Egremont Col. AV, J. Jones, '.U. P. • - _Earl of Leitrim • John •Latouclie,k4q• U.P. Hon.R. B. Sheridan, M. P. - Col. H. Clements, M. P. Hon:•Ccl. J.Barry, M.P. Capt. J. Hay. SURGEON, . • Mr. Kiernan, Member of the .Royal College, London. E above ESTABLISHMENT unites the. Safety of a PUBLIC INSTITIMOM, wit Delicacy, Honour, and Stereo, that. belongs to Private Practice, and, added to its high Patronage, It. is condtkted by such Yroles 'i sional Skill amid extensive Practice, that the worst Cases of Disease, as•Slrichttres, Debility, Ulcerations, &c. however invetel ate ar of long-standing; experience a complete Cure, as well a* that Derangeoaent : of the Genera,tivg Orgarhi, which impairs the Conattlition and shortens Life. liiernan may he consulted by Patients of both sexes, at his private house, No. 21, Linve.r. Charlatte-street, Bed ford-square, where the necessary Advice and Medicines will he givetb or seotto ally part of the United,Kiagcl oni . Just puhliOwd, price 'as. Practical Onservations on the above Disease, ; s,jd by Siierwolalando. yo w, and byll. Ilir:11q, No. 2i, tileet-:greet. MASRIMONY. Disorders have contributed, _more essen tially to destroy . llymeneal Happiness than those H of are the consequence-of 'unguarded pleasure. People of every rank pay adoration to the shrine of Wedlock ; but where the Constitution 'ha:: Ceetni.ta:nted by Disease, a reno vation of stabilit indis - pensably requisite. Twenty years oave we deVotell our practice to the exclusivetreatment of the following Disorders ; and the successful result of our plan gives us additional ardoni' to oppoise, as far as we arc able,,the ravages of those Complaints, which are the most important in the catalogue of Human Infii'ruities. The Disorders to the cure of which we have devoted our attention, comprise . every speefes of Venereal Infection ; all' kinds of : Debility, whether arising from the habits of school- boys, or the indulgeneLs of maturer ale; that derangement of the system in Women, which is called Barrenness or Steri .lil..y;' Seminal Weakness, Gle•ts, Obstractimis in the Urethra: as also Strictures, whether recent or of long duration, and ..which have binyed the skill of other Practitionc . s, are by our 'present improved plan'of treatment effectually and perma nently cured, without the Patient suffering the excruciating vain and alarming lannumhage which frequently follows the . application of the linuir caustic. Jo the course of oar exten sive practice So this Metropolis, numerous cases of Strictures have been and are daily under our care, 'the total-eradication of which is effected by a safe, certain; and expeditious diode of ,cure, superior to any ether yet adopted. The weal;hesS,; relaxation, and proceeding from this complaint, are speedt!v removed, and the patient restored to sound and'vi gorous heath. But where the fiebility•has for' years existed, a'proper'perseveranue in ton restorative reniedies'is indispen sa tAy requisite, to revive I lie slueiberinb spicks of life; and to Leanirkate the constitution. - ureerous Dlicases ;tit: the remit of igu'Orance or haste in the treAtmolt -of a silnple GOnorrlicei;! and it not unfre goodly happens that the seeds of lite are poisoned - by the in-. discretion Of an unguarded 'lour. B a superior method, suLh. chniplaintS are"eat,ily ; ithd e6f.n where others have" tailed, wet rust that we niav'pqiiiiae to •offer a radicql-wta-, blishnitnn. Few,'lloNvever, - ate the cases 'of cOinplicated•distress . ra this: 'disorder, compared with the ealatiiitous sit:lotion of num, •WhO, Irons an indulgence in.a solitary vice, -or the,pretalent gaieties - co a fashionable life, :lel:lice that s'Eate.of unavoidable cot.l.4cituence of -such pernicious ha, bits. Where the unfiappy.sallferer broods over his but carefully conceal;•-his. Ini;ifortunes`;•it 'may be some - con s.4ation for th:it altboinzb it he an object of doubt 9,•, - lencertaizity with other I'rmtilion2rs, the removal of [nese delieicncii.s, by the i4railual :progress of Renovation, is the tequire . m.entaif our ex.perience.• •If the - rites of Bacchus or Venus liate•hewni to icluce wanly vigour, much allSie . iy by an catty counieraction of this languid state, and in those cases no great difficulty will occur: • , l'atiepts in the ••country requeA : ed to state the -partictt-. lars of ihcic ca.a!, age, and general habit of living, and lit-, closing a rciilittance for advice and medicines, when the same arihl •he given or sent to any part of the hingdopi. • and Co. Stirtieous, Nu. 107, :11attu4-;artlen: OFFICE OPOIWN4N4,,Inne 24, 1814. Tfi4: PRINCThIL OFFICERS of His .111.1- J.E.Tr t S ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, that they will sell by Public Auition, at the Tower, on . Thur.... day, the 14th day of July. next, between the hours of Ten and Four o,'Cluck, suFdry•Lcts of OLD and UNSERVICEABLE STORES; consisting of Haines, Collars, Bit Halters, Rope. Traces, Wit( various other Arad/RV' Sadlery and Harness,: Leatlier, AccOutrements, Clothing, and sundry zlrlic!es of Bedding; Powder Horns, • Tents, 'Musquet, Carbine, and Pistol Stocks, and Flints, Cast Iron, Steel, Copper, Pewter, and Mixed Metals, Tools of Sorts, Spades, !Thovels, P.cilows„ Lantherns, Standing Vices, BottlestandS, Wheelbarrows, Eiripty Casks and Barrels, and Cartridges and old Match, Canvas, Fire Engines and sundry Old Building Mate rials and Oak Topi; toga/J.li- with a-variety otot he,- Articles; the whole of which ...nay be viewed, upon application at the Lio'nuurable Pthwipaf Storeheeper's.Office, in the Tower, cad at the Boyal Arsenal, at froolwich, until the day () . 1' S4le, at Which Places printed Lists of the Lots will be delivered tit those Persons who way cpply AT the seine. . By Oiler of the Board, • R. H. CR.F.11 7 , Sceret%nl'il. • TRUTH TRIUMPHANT—SICKNESS CHEERED BY HOPE—HEALTH WITH ALL ITS BLESSINGS. 9PHE PROPRIETORS of Dr. JOSHUA. •WEBSTER'S -ENGLISH DIET DRINK have fur sonic years enjoyed the itiexpres , •ibk felicity of relieving and recovering a greater number of suffering- and hopeless Pa tients, in the vast variety of Dipirders'which undermine the constitution, and at last eXtingaisii life, than the Vend,rS of any, or of all other Public Nie:licim!s, can justly or truly . boast. If the afflicted in Consumption, in Scrophßia, zu Scurvy, in . Cutaneous Eruptions—in the immense el,iss•of Disorders peculiar to Females at critical periods of life, .and in all coMplaints indicatinz impu, - ity of the blood and debility of habit, requ,ire farther proofalf the truth of such assertion, they have only to consult a Pamphlet, price only Is. contain . ing more than alu'ared livingcases, : which, by ordinary en rzyn,,,,setainuict o r e t dnious. i s • F e me e i v i e a r r y o, , the i n.ts of I I site but rare talent of extracting and scientifically combinitw; the Essence of Herbs and Plants for Medicinal pitrpaia!s; but Dr...Woster, an eminent Physician for more than, half 4 century,. was; 'from, the strong, because natural bias of it's. ,hind, peculiarly fitted to'carry Botanical Medicine to that state Of perfection, .Whicif the great Sir John Hill thought Migh't in time be accomplished, and the immortal - Boerhaave linig ago preilict...d. that improvements its medical kno - ,vleag , e, would, ,at no diataat period, produce. • • • •,* • The. late Dr. Webster realized the eipectation of both, Ly p ro dneed- a vegetable remedy, that in uo cureable case bas for c,o'year4 beeWever :to_ fail, where the Patient was just •to himself. may he m:Cessary•to add; that the peculiarly pl easant ta : t h e taste, and may b e ra i lt e e t f. r ‘l ) itl is perfect safetF by - a female' in the last stage of pregn y, anc or even'by infaidal day old. •• Sold -Wbolesale hy the 'sole Proprietors; E. Slee and Co. lionthwark ; and - also AVll4lesale and retail by their Agents;. Messrs. HoWard• and E.Vints, Long-lane, West . ; :All Letters and Orclea . (POsiimid) addressed to them, wilt meet the earliest attention. • !P- • • • An,d sold 'retail, by one , at least,,in'fitery considerable town in the UnitetliKipgd.tmi, and by tlee , Lllowiag Venders of' ini,ondon ; Ellintson,•?Chei<it and Dra;.rgist, IOU; Borough;, Bolton'S McdiciitalVarehrhise, front Of the Royal Exchange, •cori,hilf; Colcgworthy;htliemist and gist, 144, Whitechapal ; oNlotinsey,'ClirmiSt, . 24,'(:reat S;tc rey-street, Blackfriars-road, and.at Keitnington-crass; Sanger (late Bacon), 150, () - ford-streA ; MlARl6 , ,Clit , mig and Drug . gist, 49, Strand; ,i - luilsou and Vo. &c. 27, 'Hay, market ; Holborn ; anA.Alattr...ss, Perfumer, sr", Fleet -strect.-:--tralalf Pints at4s,; P.ots is. Gd.; Quurtsl4s. inclu.4o. •