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After which, thi• I;a11,t Dan,- 6 : ~ OLEANDER AND 1.1 ,- ..0N a 17.:. .(rbi • cl. wilt he added, ,he jell' " l'l.4 ' me- of • • Ta. ) „„ ' ELLA „IIOSEN3EI "'"- --tr i'w Ot' . 11 - -. tl , The WOctlinan's Hot. ......._ _ - , .5t 0, V,l . • IN e tv il';l'init E ROY.‘ 1., COVENT4iAII 7 I.) . EN. r )11.1.In..(t;gliet)ce of the intends:ll-11w of t h e ,, a 4 ki ''''l()US int.' Ve'' FRS' this Evening, Mr. 1 Y. '4lll ' "' ' IIT '.. ' '''' ' T- ' • 1 1) till moNDAYNzxr, ~E,,,i,, ~ lOs I PON.. .kii; will ho performed the Tragedy I A.fi t HANILE F. •` ... 1 ,4 4 ,, i, ‘ , L: 1 1 a Alleeorical Festival, cAlletA * • ' ' ,,,'lE, GRAND ALLIANCE. ' .- ' - k•; 1 •, ,, wl , ich w:II lie ;tailed, ..,.. , p 1:o ~. -,' #• . 4. ), . 1 ,, , . ....„- i , ..-,L.:E c.r . 4. tii..; "(-%kDE3IY, SOMP..to.. -I ..., . pi itl 1 -:i• 15 -'4,-ill-NTION is NOW OPEN from -.---.1,:ct,,1:- "'' 'IN.I ii. i MO. - nia , till Seven' itt the Even ' I.,:t e , :; , 0 g.. 1.1 e Is. . "itt4l4:e is' (.. ' II ' ENILY FIOWAiID, R. 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I AT -- ) 3l'l ' DINING-TA -4,111.!.-I'N ...,,11-4NI fill 6'll- /IL ' - - - 1) -. 1'0 ARDS •,,d ~,"i N ei., ' .',,,l- W l.'EN'r TKAFALGA....I, sI r..,2 1,,;..ure 4,,,, i !,,ki ti vi _ . t‘lil.3 LEN, in one elegant Pi eee i) ) 1 1. 1 ,,, 1 1 L 50k : . k i r,:!iii (!;:).I.lew differct It Plans ;• theya.tcut 1) 4 ::_ f -a , h, 1-,',:',r!'eds; Brass-screw }our rust, ,.. l . an , i , : rt i a 'c h i l l e t tit i ti r ,si . wi th ' Qrn!ttire and It-editing colnysett. ~ P i , 1,40,4,, sevral' tither am I'm crated and improv, c t l a i r e t , i i cl o es . tir '"Is; ' , 4.1 t i ~,1 h• y , ~ • l ;I•gt..tienti. anti Vt!iy extensi . ve a.ssor n t 1.. t fii,..,;, te•,,t,,n,,i Cahioti Articles for farrtishing. lionst_s con , ' „' 34 ;I c,ill.,,tal3i;;;lc`i • i'' .l.q.c Families may :seleet and li,ll/41e...:viiz,;,,-;•'"ie I ou.:, " ::, 1 '; ‘ f t :;• ();;, aoitLing the extreme li bl ''hi - .' le `', ' - 'f waiting. several 'Months in completing - , their 1,,,, 13 t1; ii el ,.''• I,,gitri „1,',,,V,"5t. ta.dil i' - ticles Armv and Navy, &c. &c. by ' `311.,,':' Nallrlf•rs' ' r '' l-' CathCrine-street, Strand, on -`,....,,,,!' trust amil eratc a , n t ( ot- fi l' ropa ' pt pa:lint-lit' • • 1. 41 r, ll. rl-IE TEETI - 1 AND G 1.72-45.; *1 t 3 I SY',Y ' r ' lL' ' CE LEB RA TE.D VEGETABLE ,`;:4. - the fi st `4 POWD rlt is , with confidence, recornen . d : , 4 14 r kr s :', 4 ;the Pal;jic ' , a the most ellica_ciousl retPdol•al 14 , ;r e p n5l 14. 0 ;i r yl . fq; the Teeth in a -sound ;trate, even 5 . 5 . d , e 6. '444 t. ( 1 . , 1 . 1 41 a pearly .IYhiteness, tlth f out . 111.patrtn„, If likt 511; g ___ to .: nnparts a &nines?, and bean ?1...al _ ; eduess ti c ; 1ti 1 ,,,,d , tt, t „ i , I lie Breath : the most delectable Swectne3s ; al. , U 4k! ti*;i.:c its ' t ly a, directed, Air , pa:l:rot the Tooth Ach by 110. Gait Scurvy in the Gums. Price 2s. 9di Fl t , I tp-lit . 'lt it f' ''' Si.lp- '". 114 - ' 4- 4 / 1 1 r 3P. LAVENDER WATER, front its ~,a g `4ighi' r'44g).• ti 'tS. ive.ll the Approhation of their pets 4. 0411,"shc P. Rico and an s Yl4d' ' dPi inccss Cha.clotte of Waies, (,)„,• -ie s „f the first . Dial ncti 0 tt: Price, au1f (211.5 wh o , , 'ti k i i► It,iiiit 7 41 e awl retail by the Proprietor. R. Butler, ''' -14'1)1.'t-',,'lir Pa ' lll';t i 4 nrch-yard,london ; and ' Wu nterssand i;ine Venders. -...._* . -------- ' A W lAll.‘l,- I LLI 3 iM B. MOUNTAIN, :',e -4 ' Iles t A"•••\:'S 111. - : -ID INN, Snow-Hill, London, ' f o l i et;;;-4 01 n.notiat i on for Travellers, gf , od Bedgs :I. ll lllk i i;," I-it nor- and tuodcrateCll4lsts•. • 1 . ti i : I st e l . ~'", : s ..- I - /-•, i ,, :.! / , ;s „ . ts,,--- set 11111. frA3l 'P:rb ' ''.4). ' ‘'-I' ; rlj ii - 5 4 iii-„ Snow-Hill. " 1 , ! ~.,„I t ,) 5 La _ , try Npleo,, L , ' -1- iyaloirili, Weymouth, Dorchester, mkriiii„7lllll.,,,",bartatouth, and Salisbury/New Posttataell, do b . •,t t ll - 1 . 4 1 ., 4 ,t half past Six o'cipek, through Hoo!tlnJ, ~,s' ON, .4:4`,11'1,11t, Illawl lord, Basitkv:itohe, and 11...gisill•Put,;_ )(I:l'.o,,,•,,i'l:(l?ll'eterbortnigli, Stil , t-on unit : i c l oa t c t, ;s . h.„ l , q,., t, —,,t.11 Coach, :, , ..t,..,)ut every Lven_it,u,--. - 1 tlii'*ll 3 '11,1.1n -Pk , ; 1 .44 ~, „,..Loutli, C;rinishy, and 1 . ! :1 , 1 4t Pk .11.:a,, t..-u, ..tI?!!1.0L riving 13,.,t-C('..°.,,a.:-.1:76:iftte1:171°.,u04„:1; 1 411- 'l‘,, At 4r.)•!\l2', and 2:1a1-thorough, l r,W t erti, 'l,','):s, the Ch . ey houndlon, Bath, and . the I.: e t :a Ltik.......t.,0,L r.,s-treet, and the Swatt, , Bristol, . .1 1 4 . t r„ PS tie,„"p?ll to Wells Bridge. water, Vanuton , &(:. , 4 4 / 11, 41(a-4,," '''io-1-- '...17,1e1i, ' called The Ruch ingltain, sets out I hrt °l '%t. 1 '1?: at .E., -.--t . 1 -1 0 ; r 1 / ‘ - carries Four -Insides onl, riiigkl,tl,'‘'llanlataf'ol:!,;6l.l,'s,y,,..:-;:',-1.: , :'..`-,:;`,7l.rti throogl,out.. .I . ctes r ac n. s . itt, ,to ti -- , ..setitrit - 1 , .....):•.!, I: l onoaster, onn , I. , 00 qiu,i, tGuidto Lion 'L^ Is oe--:. '',l--.; "I -?"""' i-- v I pi t ''g tire t i o .. ' s c ' .' i• ', f .11i4 (reach, it k . :3 - 4 4 ,. ob, t, t•onnbeu 1 ,, ::17:t....ititi0 o - • ..,.s('on- ' 4 Vl(, r ;',,uli t t' i • d ‘ t 111.• it agreeable and complete Nunn, t, I ." 4 ' t "Ari'rth 1.'‘,1.1 1 - .iri ,, . unequalled in aceounno thu—nlili'Vo.tll,,.. , ,-. , .t. b 1 15 t1 , ,) ''' Laneac4 13. 'l ,ll -I onsdale, Bolton, t,at t,-"Uqith tr','""t°"' hi- ?'' ''. - r - Iftet*- It •qt , ,,, , ~, wei , ;Ind fiarst a lig Post-Coa.chis, k.: c 3, . , ;,',!,11.14,01A , I v. Guarded. - - -11 d air llll , ": 'town, Gretna -Green Annan, Dumfries, /)1-,l'art,4ol9F"llill, Sat:qv:haiKiln, eat/mock, !ingswell, 111 ill, "_•' N e .,, N'olland, Comue, - down Coach (Dad y) . . _ iihto lii.;telastle and Edbilmr,4•ll, new Coach, perto,ri l t a lt:t „:;',,'cloci, Itr°llghout, sets out every 2 , l , e'll . :ng: t l! 1,. „ 1 ,... ks, t ' ''Norti ' 'Y Ts'ily of Newark, Retford, '1 aueas el, .....).,.;_ 111e),.,,1tts fi„d4,llettan, l ) nrliaul, Alorpeth, .anit-• n''''",'e"; ;''terrney , i,:111 themselves f . .i,..,--aed front the Ivligt9 . 0. ,I,arl°l!,witilotitY.re3t Wl:at:tint.- 61.7 pieaFe, and "11e11)P".'.: le4}‘riley,.,t_ 411 y additional Fare. J. Clark,- the ! . .. i tac , .. i ls I s 1t.0.1' 4 ,1'1, 11..;!'t, Yorli, runs Coaches to7Stuiderlairil, A. : . ,: n1-, '"ve- `-‘irE,3i.,",i;t,tlY, and otlier places.. 1.0,.. —"L'ti and Wolsai :leis , Post-Coach, every . Atlv.,;llll,,etrizt„,\./-it?iirpoiloitolpti,:.,r.„).s,t,i.:-1.7,,,1acb, to Carry four insides ; sets out utLerwoilb Iligh Cross, • liiiidkie . y, ~(41;:t''11,1"I,N,4_,4"1„Wottil, .Litel; field, Ullesthorp. Kunisfiard, di}l'k,:hiNti,..../'',‘!'''.l!lltton. „and I)l:instable.' •: . . ~. fines, btoegii" 1-3,4,".1n4t11, and Whitehaven, Post-Coadr, .‘ , 01.,,,. , A ''e' and ~---- • • -- 1 lErse- thy...ugh 1 1%, - mnb.: - .91,4,.., 3 ..-,- a kTuaril all the ••••••!). ;44 14 ( th.. til-,,_ \,y,i. Gr eataUi.idg e , , Rit:ttinonti - , - . C:a d tt_er r i a c i lt l ,.. .11 'r,,,:,st!t-ilerhy, ,', ~,.i0rt,,1)01u.;.a5tr,.....‘,1 r(:11)„. tit,llqeA.3 tuW,Y,,, sek out etier..y..!. !_ 47 : Ikxt.ll,!ci,4lll.,it ..4:,:itney , - .i.. : ;',:e . greatest .. a . .. ,a i s i u . r y e . .1-:r-, ~,IV-11'1Z4,,91!.`'Ilvau:lit''''' 1/6a":' ''"s":.e" •* er < - - i s ' e L' c' secured ' in l: the -0 : 1 --I , lk tb .Se of,their seats being lc (11 1'N ' ' ) ; • ost-Coach, every Morning, at half-past ow '': .i.t . p Pit , ''''itl '''' .. ;7., , , ,1 0, , ,. , „ au d N p Port Whitchu:..h, Torporley,...N . an t ta , i,c a h s , ),LNt ti `;' , . • tildiewich, Post-Coach, every hAent i„, ::.r!in"titLA%l), . aii,,,..,', " th e ~, Stockton,. and l'arm, new Coach, every 1 4.,,,.4114.5•ti1arge Ina; Sunderland. ti,N-Prh,„',11,,„,...,it, Winslow' Cong - leton, Newcastle, Walsal, 1,..„: iyillenes,liciiii.i.„)::,,l,}ost.:Coocti, every - 4ftern/,-„, / . Utli s trded. • ,sepi,,_ . (, ,fw„. l ._ . ? 'Y elltustol. *and Shitrual, • I'mt-Cuacti, i Niti',,dt 1 , 4 ,, ‘,"•, to the Britannia; Shrewshury,,,kvery 4k1tz,,,, .'' .11,1 .14),` ) _,e. ,10,1-1,.1t, Gitarded." - t,N.(k--,erNitoliniiti..•)therliant l'ast-Caach, called the Rock iikilii et•t*Y`ll'l•o lg. \ 7- • ' I\'':„ 1tN 1 ,,,,1y , t ,,,,. 1 . 1 inchester, Alresford, and Alton ''ef 4\(4l 4\i'".i'' • ~ it,,. ) .Atte...:. Atereury POs COICII With a Guard, setg "1/4 _,Pa547112, and 're:lc-hes Birmingham next . day at ~11141,3 ~.,(1 ),,Y.()',ford, 1,:olsto' n a... 1 Ships to ° the ‘4114r,t11'e1,31(3.1-IkiNTilivst!, e . e_ l- 7, and C'astle Iti--n, llira;itit.,.,ham. t . r l4 e s .?' A IO r i 1 i ." V" . ck, and Leauilrigiou, New I'ost 4'41, 4 ug' (INi; ry ~.y N i • 1"!', klowden, Thorn, andinenca.ster, Post 11t1t, lin't4,l-111,,k4)::,.,111,1..!,:tte li„,::iltfl-,cri,ast St.': oclocl:, to the Bull , 'J -Nlll,l. '''' NVLi,e, il'oe'tle;doir, and Clleshunt Coach, I•,,'C-)llt..`;'!"k -t/t,11,141.;,115t\,\1k%.a_11;•1"..1-I,t[lont-o- (.:I..bt.t, D ally, at .nau_past , 41,_"•11,/,/,‘,„ u ..i , . Tpost } oar, :Ind Half .Pace Seri o:1 1 1'1-k „17 n• MOI"Vre T ' - )''j,. l qi• • ' ' 4,1 d ti ' •' A and Co: respeetfoliv acquiint 11,.t 1 'n01 1 , 3- ,_ I . ' 'Slitir li ,' P /,'3. 1 . )1 ‘ i . ,• tltht they will not bi: account- . - 1- iiill';'l' fo';‘,.4.clor'le.,:i't l'as't"ors.:.:(l:l;..l-ge".lf,4'itigutit'..El/4.-ee'n()ef':::l";lestsll'lacah , • • , .. 4)-41 • 11,, i c-- . ' ( "4 l r, at tlire t-:zirocen's Head Inn, Sni.)lV.- ' 4 1 ", i' it , P. , ),k,(ll••di,"l,;,j;Zlli..tatpt. %e d. , . are Imoked for all the above 4 r. v. - I%l l i . . tellorse Cellar Co ach - Odi.:e, - I . , Iii'ILSTMINSTER ASSOCI- ATION fot .. tke f;:rth.er ItELIEF of theSUFFEIti:.,.IO; Ly the WAIL in GERMANY. . Ills Royal' Iligintes.s the Duke of YORK in Mo.. Chaii.• At a very numerous Meeting, attended by his Royal High ness the Dulie of Susst,N, the Arehbislnys'of CantJ.-11,,11.y York, and many of We Bishops, Notnlity, and utile: . Persons of di,..bnction, It wa unanimously resolved, That a Committee be appointed to solicit ,and receive subscriptions fin - this purpose, and that all monies so rectir• ed he placed unci - er the management an,: cootrowl of the Committee; that the Committee do eon,,istof the collowiog persons, with power to add to their ouniliers, or to unite with the Committee, if they deem it expedient, COMM ArchbiAlop of Canterbury Archnisholl of York of Loudon Itish‘T of Euler -.•- 11i4hop el Che:ter Bi s h o p of ';:alisbury Bishop of Ely Lord Kenyon • Lord Calthorpe Lord Eardicy Rt. Hon. Sir .1. Nichol!, M.P. Rt. Hon.- O. Sir Thomas Ackland, M.P. . Wilbra haw tioutle, Esq. M.P Wm. Wilberforce, Es q. M.P. [TTE . It. 11. Inglis, Esq. Josinn i AVat'snn, Rcr. Aroklgarm) k'arowe Ift-ary flex-. I-I. 11. Novi . ' i Sir J. Macji:tosli, AI.P non. Nnitii Colonel Bathurst. Itt. Hon: Sir IVai. Scott, M.P. Chas. Grant, El.!. inn. M. P. C. It. 11. .iarreii, Esq. W. 11. iioare, J. Round, Esq. M.P. Committee-royu, Freemasc whore all CowComuiuuicutions ma scriptions will be received; a: leys and ,Co. tlre. Treasurers ; liousuc ii London and Westin os' H;,111, Great Queen.strret ; y be adth - easeil, and Sob ; well as by Nit.3.4rs. and 'by the several flanking inster. 'Signed by Ordei . JOSH (IA R. ACKE: T of the Commit tee, wivrsoN, Secretarieq, S travere. pro Subscriptions At Coutts and Co. U. V. - • - L.lOO 0 0 Admiral S. Cornish 10 00. At Drummond's. - Sir .IVrn. Pepperill .2 0 Mr. Ware - - 2 0 0 Mr. James Elliott •-• 1 1 0 Lady Cecil - 10 0 0 At Haurruerslev's. Colleetioit at the Pres byterian Meeting., Carmarthen, per Rev. Dr. Peters. -20 l 4 MethodistChapel t tlittoß 18 8 Church and Burg - Ler r+leeting-House, NO kirk; RerE.Clarkson, Chief Magistrate - 43 4 0 Corporation of Givi- 11 ce . recc 9 rc i1:- Tyail, per Rev..P. Jones, - - L. 5 G. Purl, Esq. • - t From one Who too light ly appreciates , the - p - vil . t . 2.gos of a tr a nquil enjoyment of health, plenty, and _doinestiz happinesi - - t A Friend to the Dis tressed - - 5 Transmitted fri . ini Mort _ _ lock, by.l.Pyne, Esq. Rev. Henry Htlyar 1 1 0 Rev. J. Valentine - 1 1 o Charles H. Lewis, Esq. 1 0 0 Westcute - 1 0 0 J.(2l):,ticy I 0 0 Mr. J.l'yne - - 1 0 0 11ev. H %"iu. Rawlins 1 1 0 'Mr. T. Haineleger 1 . G 0 W. Loll, Esq. - - 1 1 0 W. C. Wood, - 1 1. 0 J. NV. Riellards, Esq. 1 1 0 ?Ir. H. Cary • 1 1 0 Mr. G Sfacle - - 1 0 0 fief'. •-‘. It. Pittar4l 1 0 0 Mr. c.. Woad - - 1 1 0 Mr. / I'. Rienards. - 1 1.0 Mr. W. D.Lroy - 1 1 0 Mr..l. (' L uke, sea. - 1 1.0 *- 1 Mrs. Carr - I o'o Mr. E. Patten - - 1 0 o Suinfry stuall Subsrips. 3 44 Liidge - - 5 sfa E. S. - - - t 0 u Mrs. E. Ramsdell - 100 0 0 Rev. James Gibson 2. 0t) M. A. - - - 5 0 0 Five vomit; Women in a liouse of Ilu,int-ss, and a,v,ry youug fe. male Servant - 2 9 0 G. bawpaigue 10 0 0 Ali% Pardue - - 1 1 0 Mrs. Holland 5 0 0 G. N. NeylL. - Itt t 2 At Ackei Mr. Chri-tie - - 5 0 0 Collected at Murthyr- BY His MAJE ITI'S PATENT. ROYAL ANTI-ATTRITION COMPOST.- 10N instead of Tallow, Oil, or Grease, to prevent th e effects of-friction in Steam-Engines, 11lachinery, Mills, Carriages, CC/aches, Waggons, Carts, &c.; instead of Copper for Ships' bottoms, Tar, Parceine and service for Riggifig, or service fur Cables, to preserve polished Steel or Iron from hlO, wood or woothai buildin gs from the dry rot, and by tile. use\of which the ,rive en all car=.eS not less than flirt hundred per cent. exclusive of. saving, wear and tear, tiitic, and labour. Sold for the Patentees, at No. 40,17haring-Cross, near the Admiralty, London ; and, by . -their appointment, at moNt- Ship-Ghandlers, Printers, flookselers, Lihfarici, Stationers, Druggists, edit ina Vy,"arebousett, Perfumers, .Iroinxlwnwir,, Cutlers, Coachintilierg', Innkeepers, Coach and Wag ; ;on Of fice, Oil and Colour Shops, Saddlers , anti S - hop:i e c l i ers , i s • the United KingdoM, in price 9.5. tid. ; ss, tel ; 10s. if 3.; One Guineas and Two Guineas each. • • smallest sized flux contains a quantity'sullicient to prime a Four-wheel Carriages Four times, wan wii;ch it will run upwards of SIX. TiIOUSAND MILES, and' it will an swer in the same proportion Lie all other kinds of worlr. • 4711HILILTY-OFFICE, 7th Mey, I 814. "N oTicE is hvrelllicen, that a S e s s i on qf 007 " 4 and Terminer and Gaol Delierry,for the Trial of Of: Icace.; committed on the Ilig It .Scar, within the Jur; , •dietion of the'',-Idmiralty of England;u.ill be held a: fuel/cc Thal, in Me Old 13aile5, Londem, oa Friday, the let of July neat, at Eight Clush in the .I.l6rning. J. IF . . CP.OII7F,R. Nm MUSIC. Illy ENIPEIitOR..of RUSSIA'S NITELCOATE IL aa r. , i!tietion and Rondo foi the Piano fiirte,frim Ji.ti. compoA4l - 7,,i - I.).Stelbelt dirice 4s. ph e King of Prossia'sWelcome to E4l.4llimi i -a:WNltz, with VariatiOns, for the Pianoforte, c,,,Pro2o ,, otthy in; Er,rh, price is. Eng land .anil her hrav ,-;')7rUyetiC Song, sung f..y Mr. A: titled 'am) coaftiSco., by Parry. prier It!.:citxtive anti Mr, by -Mr. - iirahrci i . ex pre.sly euirtposeii for him by H. i.. price Lotithln : PubliAlied by Goulding and Co.- No. 0 4 , `;:fohu square, :aid N. 7, Weitinoreland-street, • ' AN TSLF.. In a few Days wi:l be pu!,ll:hed, in Three Vols. 12mo. SARSFIELD Wanderings of Youth Iri:,!1 - By JOHN GAMBLE, .E•=l. S'trabane. Author of " Aketclies of History, &e.'" and " View of Society, 'Wanders, &c. of the Northern Irish," • .‘ For ever nirtune L wilt thou prove fm! to hive! And wlit'n ate 13:1.. , :t a mutual heart. . Come in 1.;;•! - wet.n, nuti bid ,as part ?"---TH(NseN. Printed for C. and W.. Toy; d 2, Paternoster-roW ; and Sliding, Edinburgh ; M. Keen., Dublin ; and S. Archer . , I.lofast. Thi• Day were published, in Sr o. price Gs. boards, 110 - T.T6I-11'S nn PEACE, in clte present Si t nation of Clue Country', with respect to its Finances end Circulatin4 Medium ; with an -Appendix, concerning the Tlicory of Mooev. Printed for nigwan, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternuster7row. OBSERVE, a. few Copies only ate now left on sale (price rhree tibilling o that scaere, • int,r:ti:3;:, and usr:lil fa mily Work .(,vide vehicle is giren• on ei(gant..Porttait of the Author, and ,a View of tilicatt ii9use), - entitlqa . AGUIDE - to LI EALTI-I : or, •Advice to.both Sexes, in a varier!. ~ f Complaints: ___ By S. `;01.0MO . N;- M. D. Containiu,; a treatise on Female Diseases, Nervous and Hy pachoildriat: Complaints ; .dso Gcdo Remarks on those Ms ' wasesSYith which the human body is Most frequently afflicted ; explaining the semptorns, mode of treatment, and reinettes most properly ina,..ited for ezi.di retpcciiv, sylnch is anpvNed, A Dissertation 0:1 thePro?erees and VAlects of Hot and Cold-Bathing; al %o Es-saSisiii Secret Venery; and- aSiliscoarse on Impotency in 'the Male, and Situ dity or Piarrenness inciii,nt to Fem,d , ss, ilVdstrated with -a veriety of authentic, fitt.ts, nertn- before " The best presurvative to keep the mind in health," says Lord llacon." a.: in loony instances the hodytoo), is the faith ful attinwitian of a friend." Unfortunately, the dislike of. haying not inert ty our vices, but even our foinles, follies; and fau!ts exposed, : deters thonsands•from asking for or receiving what the philosopher recomme;:ils; andithus Youth in parti cular rush headlong untoth vortex of dissipation and death ! --To obviate consequences so destructive to the species, and eventually to population, has fallen to icy lot, by the publi cation of the GUIDE TO HEALTH, which is pointed. ont t(i the deluded of either sex as the " Silent Friend," which they may consult withont exliosare, autl NY:tit assured confi dence of success. .This'is that sunshine, the genuine warmth of which the slender roots of Prejudice cannot hear. As Ttuth preyailS, prejudices sitbsisle, and all persons are left to their own judgment and then- own experience. - - London: Printed for the Author; and sold by Sam. Leigh, Id, Strand ; Sherwood, Neck', and Jones, Paterm.istcr-row ; also by alt Boot; tillers in the 'United KinLi•doni. .... . No icss thaa .oneritincirtd Thoitsand Fire Hundred Copies of Solu.iion'sGilido,tw lienith have been printed. rIALLANI'S PILL-S. T HE Etlibaey - of these Piii; in Bilious Com- Icead-ach, I=l,n -burn, &c. are, well-known, by man'y years exi:erience. it, Inuigestiou, tbss of Appe!. - ite, habitual i.Vitiveness,. and those notnerous train of diseases, arising - from Constitutions Gebilitaied by !wt climates, as well as the more frequent iu.lalgetices in the various luxuries of life; ttae.e Pills produce, the most happy effects, and they are so anoccnt in their naturc, as to ketinire no restraint. Sold by E. Edwards, fia, Paul's Church-yard, London, price .c.!s 9d.; the thinhle imx 4s. Cd.; cad doalcrs in Genuine Patent Medicines. k Disorders 'have contrilmted more :05er:- ft:lily to destroy Hymeneal Happiness than those which. are the consequence of -unguard e d pleasure., People of 'every rank pay adoration to the shrine of Wediock; but ;vliere tlic Constitution has been tainted by Disease, a reno vation,of.stabilits. is intlispens.shly requisite.. T111.71'1I• _TRIVAIPILIT N— SIC.KNESeI CHEERED BY Twenty years bare we devoted our practice to th e exclusive ii .A Li. frs BLESSIN(:S. treatment, the following Disorderk ;• an d th e successful . result of our plan gives us additional ardour to oppose, as far LIE 1. ) 11()PIU ETO3 t 8 of Dr. ;QS Li tJA as we are able, the ravages of those Complaints, which are the WEIISTLit'S I)I.ET DitINK. hare for most importaiit in the catalogue of-Human futirutitirs, Flu, a plies enjeyeil the inexpressible felicity of relievifq and The Disorders to the care of vehich• tee litsve devoted one I. recovering :t greater number of sofferine. and litipeless Pa attention, ccnuprise ev-ery species of Venereal, ; all tients, fn thC 5 - 0 ,0 .. 5 Val vt yof Disnrclers which undermine tie - kinds of Dehilitv, whether arising from the habits of constitution, mid at last extineolsli _life, than the Venders boys, or the its Magnets of inaturer ageee that defafieteutust " of :my, ottsf all other Pahlie - Medie'in....e, can justly'or truly: or the ayszeui 11l 'i Moen whicis 6 called IS:: !!al or .'sferi- I mast• If "the affl C icted in or.sati:P:ion;' , in Sc lo lAitilt, ill city; Seminal Wealciless, ' Cileets, Obstructions in the trellis; Scurvy, in Cutaneous Eraptions--m. the inmiense class of at. also Strictures,- wheth e r rece n t o r of hee- duration, and Disorders pet,eiiar to Females at cr . :Ca:al periods Of life, and which have baffled the skill of other Preeteioue r s - , are by onr in all complaints indicating impKity th e ido o d present improved. plan of treatment, OK-et-a:die and peewee of habit, require farther proo' of tire truth of such assertiOii, nt•ntly eared, without the Patient soli:A-Mg the excrileditting j they have oniy lo Conmit a P.euphiet, pr:ct. oeiy Is. contaio pain anctalarruiog heinoerliage which frequentiy follows the. i 4 more tha t , a hundr e d eases, which, Icy ordinaey.el, application of the lunar caustic„ I n the. course cat fair eXtene quiry, cannot fail to remove every dime.t Itoin the minds Of sire practice in this Metropolis, no.uvrous case) of Strictures.. f the iuost Few men are 'endowed with ht he requi have been and are daily under our e,tv d , the total eradication. site but, rare taleiit of est ractin e - and seientiheaily combining of which is eff e ct e d by a sale, certain, and espetliti e u s nonce" the•Esserice of Hyde: , arid Plants for Mt . ..belied purposes ; h u t' of cure, superior to any other yet- adopted. .The wediness, Dr. Wehster, an eminent Physician fete more than half a relaxation, and debility, procoeding from this coMplaint, arc century, 'was, fraal strong, hecance natural Ilia's of his. socvdily removell, and the patient restored to sound and mind, pecu l .i3lAY cari*y `.le;lieihe to that gorous he But where the debility has for years exii-ted, state of perfect welch tlie great Sir Juhrt Hill thought a proper perseveranc e in ou r restorative remedies is iodispen. might ill time be aceomplisio..f, and which the itnniortal sahly requisit e , t o revive the slumbering sparks of life, and to Pmerlla"ve had long predicted. t 'oat improvenietos in reanimate the constitution. medical knowledge, would, at 110 distant period, infaliibly Numerous Disieases are the result of ignorance or haste in . produce. the treatment of a simple Gonorrhava ; and it - Daft unity- Th e , late Dr. Weilster realized the eftpectation of both, Ify quently happens that the seeds of life are poisoned by th e h av i n g produ ce d a vegetable remedy, that its no - cure:Ale, case discretion of an unguarded hour. By a superior Method, sot,ll l lies for 60 years le.en eves ',mown t o f a d, , wh e r e ..the'Patient m coplaints ar e e.isiiy cured ; and even_ w h ere others, have was Just to him se lf. it may he 11CCeStiary to add, that the *Act!, we trust that we may presmile to . offer a radical gists- Diet Drink is p ecu li ar l y pleasfilit to the t:;s: - e, and may•be. blishwent. -i 'taken with . perfect. 'safety_ by a feinaie in the last :stage of Few, however, nlre the cases of-complicated distress of this pregnancy, or even liy.art iniant a day old_ disorder, compared with the calamitous Situation, of men, 1 S:rid Wholesale icy the sole 2:op:it:tors; E. Slee and Co. who, from an indidgenne in a solitary vice, or the prevalent Borough, and 'also WlodYs;iie and I'll:L .1 1 by gaiertes of a fashionabl e cite, acquire that state of their Agent.- - ;, Howard 'and Evaiis, Lung-Lout, \Vest which is the unavoidable consequence of sisell pernicious 011111 < Bits. Where flit unhappy soffeeer lerootis over his misery, I 'All Letters and Orders (post peid) . audessed to'them, will but carefally - eonceels his inisfortuues, it May be some cols- meet the eirliest attention. bolation for him- to Ituow, that although it he au oiii v et of I And soid 'retail, ie; ,lei s ` at lea.zt, in every • considerably rlonht or unc e rtainty uniti fit,hecd-Jractititiorre, the o f i town in ti, e:United i.'el by o.e following' Venderi t liege deciericeies, by the-gr;sfinal peogress of I:_eiiiivati me is of Medicine I.!lee-e i'.ll,unist and Druggist, : the acipiir v iecut of our experience. if tire rites of iteeelins I 1111, Borough ; troat of the or Venus have begun to retilicu vigour, much anxiety L Royal Exchamee ; and Drag will be prevented by an to aterac'oan inf this languid eist, 144, WU11uciL11 ,, i;.. 1 ;, , !•.:;-,_•::, (:1; state, and in those eases no great di ,; 'e:auger Patients in the country are requested to seif e thr s parti t it. I Cate 1:ac‘,11); 150 ; and Pro tars of their ease, age-, a:ld ‘.enierizi habit i)r in- I ko.L, 49, ; and . 1:"it1'- clo.iing aa. ewittance for ativice niadicie, ee0...;, th e tilarkee; 'ilf . arti, Itolhprn; ztml saute trill ht . -given or ;ett: kity part of vile - • Fieet--;*. - wee ,- -..-;--ici I fait' Pints at riots 7s. ijd. e Quarts 14s. CURItiIE aliti Cu. Surgeons,. No. 107, lia.t.tieft--efirdcli, caeis, at,y CITY 9r The following Estimate' Iris appeared at ifam— burgh of the loss of property . sustained by . that unfortunate City, between thelOth of May, 1913, and the end of April, 1814; in consequence of the merciless requisitions of Davoust, the demolition and burning of houses in pursuance of his otderS, and their conversion into BarrackS, 110Spitals, Ste. The.est,imate ia formed from official repOrts delivered into the Prefects, antexbibits a picture of rapacity, and a spirit of destruction hardly to be equalled even in the annals of revolutionary France Ft 'QUISITIONS, Timber, valued at Fire-wood Wine • • Brandy - Vinegar - Copper - Iran imANTes. . cr.rrs. - 4,561,083 78 - 1,;353,433 4$ - 8,661,277 so 430041 29 10,302 ad 7 - 22,474 ve 436,19$ 2,19,458 29 631,751 87 • 115,83'7 . 2 311,510 64 133,334 411,:384' 81 - 233,901 29 58,651 2i 33,054 13 159,048 42 21028 47 87,184 67 153,890 84' 30,004 43 42,30 S 11' 75,080 32 24,294 40 41,809 Su 24,943 8 11,967 87 8,925 12,211 34 8,110 16 13,633 GO 16,913 37 9,665 , SS 9,062 2, 6,590 42 8,710 63 462,342 ;ki Lead - - - - - Pitch and Tar -; - - - Hemp, Tow, Si:4!-cloth, and, Raren•duck - Linen' - - • - - - Cloth, Lining, and Clothing -- - Wheat and Flour • - - - - Rye, Ilyetneal, and Barley - , Rice amid Sago . - - - ._ ItOiled and Muscovado Sugar • :- ' - Fresh and. Salted Meat - - - Pulse • - .. - - - - Jesuits' Bark, and other Medicines • - Flay, Straw, .and Oats - -- Foral.; . o - - - - - Horse Furniture - - .... - - Carriages, &c. - - - - Oil - - - - - Candles -•- - - - Coa:t. - -•- - Tallow = - - - Pepper - - - .- - Salt - - _ , _ - Soap - - - - - Paper - - - - Bricks and Mortar - - Window-glaSs - - - - Tin-plates . - - - - Steel - - - - - Plums - - - - - Boats and Wherries - - Wool,zotton,bottles,,butter, honey, and many other articles ' - - - 207,720 Totid amount of Requisitions The extraordiwtry oninthly contributions amounted,'in ten mouths, to Table-money - - • emnritnition for 6.10 cuirassier and dra goon horses • - - - Salting of the requisitions of meat kkir slaittg,hterecl liurseWand cows Iln.luisitiops blaukets., 13. 90 8 shirts, 1.2,50.9 woollen caps, 5714 Zeds, - 4:171 killograms of bandages, _ilit;3 great coats, 945 mattresses, 374 feather bed,, &c. Damage doue to houses in the csiy, placed in requisition for military hospitals and magazines, - - '10,719,354 Loss sustained by the burning and de molition of houses in - the city and sisbirbs, to the number of I,soo,attended with other destruction of property, - . - Sums paid towards toe first great contri bution - - _ . ltubbery of Bank-money. 14,574,4335 14 2,293,745 424 lU4sOO 17U,4ul 1L , 3,5U0 fA 625,054 20,416,941 I 0,500,0D0 1 5,JJ0,009 The whole amount, therefore, of the losses. caused by t;ic French, between the 30:11 of May, 1813, and 30th of Apt il, 1814, may be estimaltd as 7.3 millions of francs. • HAMBURGU, JUNE 7, 1814.—Every body here begins to breathe again. The devastations, how ever, aroui3l our city, have been of the most dreadful kind nothing is to be seen but heaps of ruins, and proofs of the . most frightfhl tyranny. The interior of the city is preserved, though very much injured. Every Jn easur e is taken to prevent the spread of epidemics, in consequence of the number of sick French who are still litre. T;:e French garrison which has left Hamburg'', in cluding the employes, and all those attached to it,. wa*.not less than 20,000 men, though such num bers of them died during the winter. • 5 he Russian troops now in our city,. tinder the command of General Benii;gsen, amount to some thousalids : they were received with enthusiasm as our deliverers. ,The Russians, it reported, will take up more extended cantonments in Holstein, And will not quit this quarter of the world, until the ailits of Denmark are settled. ' Professor Reimarus, the father of our died yesterday at Itantzam, in Holstein, whether he had emigrated, in the 84th year of his was father-in-law td . M..itheiohard, former French Minister here. • • JUNE_ 10.—The situation of the atTairs of Den mark. becoineS every day more critical. To-; hi four fine Russian regiments passed through Hain, burgh' On 'their route to Holstein they will be followed by other troops_.- Should circumstances reouire it, Holstein will be occupied_ by/more than 50,000 men, - besides Prussians, why arc in the neighbourhood. .On the other hand, it' would appear that Den mark still hesitates to submit to the conditioUs prOpos.ed to her.' She is assembling four corps the first, is that,which formed the late auxiliary corps against France, under General Carseroff; the second, under'A.ince Frederic of Hesse, is iu pc)sition niprig , the Eyder, to Rendsburg ; the third, under- Gcn'eral 'Wegener, is near Colding; and the fourth, um;er General Anleteld-Laorwig, is in Fionia. . • • Last night the - inhabitants of fie.mbo.rgh gae a superb Batt, at the E.v.:llange-bail, to kiencrat Bennigsen. The itoisiz,o troops at liamtburgh are fed from Russian njagazines. Th e course of txalauge at LLtmburgh i 9ga'n noted. 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