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London, England, 1811-05-11 00:00:00

LOCK AND SURGICAL DISPENSARY.

His Royal Highness the DUKE of YORK, Patron.
Surgeon, Mr. KIERNAN, Member of the Royal College, London.
THlSexcellent Institution, erected for the public
• -11. benefit against the delusions of empyricism in this branch of
practice, has to boast the cure of no less than 3200 patients since
1806, many labouring under the most desperate Venereal Infec-
tion. The amerior.and highly efficacious plan of treatment pur-
sued by Mr. Kiernan, while it avoids the inconveniences of pub-
lic charities, gives a certain, safe, and speedy cure without con-
finement, injury to,tbe constitution, or any circumstances which
can betray to the friends of the patieut the existence of their dis-
ease. The early symptoms of infection are cured in a few
days, and the most complicated forms of stlicteres, debility, ul-
cerations, &c. yield in one half the time assigned in other In-
stitutions of the same kind to their compleat removal. The meet
respectable names have given it their support, from a em eriethin
of its superior advantages, and the secrecy and homier wick which
the establishment is conducted, via. Earl of Leitrim, Wight Hots.
T. Jones • Right Hon. D. Sheridan, Hon. Col. J. Barry, M.P.
John Laionehe,Esq. M.P. Col. H. Clements, M.P. and Gland
Wait. Jeers, M,P.—.--.The Somme may be consulted by either.
sal at kis private house, No. 11, Lower Chatiotte-strest, Red-
ford-oqueres from 9 till 12' in ,thi and 'ftent C till 9
&elm& atAibt, where lettere freierMlia lad esimtry, pest paid;
' map be sidtessietl, whoa IbotblSSONlqUvlsikaid*lllot wlb
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RELIEF OF THE tRITISH PRISONERS
IN FRANCE.

Amount received - - 34,783 0 0
John Willett Willett, Esq. . - 10 10 0
Dixon and Ramsay - - 10 10 0
Parish of Bunton, Norfolk 3 1 6
Rev. Paul Johnson, ditto - . 1 9 0
Parish of Aldboraugb, ditto . - 9 4 0
Ditto of Benton Regis, ditto - - 2 0 0
Ditto' of St. George, Fouriband, Norwich - 14 1 4
Ditto of Rackheath, Norfolk • - ' $ 8 0
Ditto of Crosewick, ditto . - 3 0 0
Ditto of St. Stephen, Norwich - . 28 11- 0
Ditto of Cheriton, per Bishop oT Exeter, per Rev. lola
Twilit! - - - 7 19 0
Loyal Greenwich Volunteen, per Col. Campell SI 0 0
Parish of Oldham, Colchester, per Rev. Mr. Burst= 10 9 0
Ditto of Great Bromley, per Rev. Wm. Vernon 14 13 '6
Ditto of Layer de Lay Hay, Coact*liter, per Rev. Mr. •
Grose
Diuo of Morton, per ditto - -
Ditto of West Burgholt, per Rev. Joseph Fisher
W. 8. Fry and Sons -
James Arthur, Bsq. .
Nkisols Arthur, Esq.
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4 7 7
5 le 0

12 6 0
• 10 10 0
¶0 10 0
5 5 0

The Rev. WmF-131415, of Shelton, Bedfordshire, pea'
Yorke and Co. Oundle - - IS 19 0
Janice Riley, Abbey Home, Bermondsey - 5 5 0
10 10 0
At Stapleton, in Cumberland, by Church Wardens 9 13 9
Per Mrs. Dy.Tickell 10 10 0
Per De &nit and Co. - - 10 10 0
Walford and Penny - 5 5 0
Parish of Cottingham and Midietins, Northampton,
per Rev. Henry Fouicon -
Parish of Hanney and Diochsvorth
Haveton St. John, Norfolk, per RIM I. Church
Hovcton, St. Peter's, per Ditto - -
Masonic Lodge of friendship, Plymouth-Dock, per
Luke A. Elms, R. W. M. . - -
A few Friends at the Standard, Well-street, Good-
man's-fields, per T. Herring, Esq. - -
Paiiisher Chapel, Durham, per Rev. T. Thompson
Methodist Chapel, Shineylow Village, Durham, pet
Rev. W. Asherton • - - - 4 8 0
MerthyrdovanParish,Cardiff,perßev.T.Davies,Rector 1 17 0
Wenroe Parish, Cardiff, per ditto - 14 11 3
R. Jenner, Esq. ditto, per ditto - - . 5 5 0
Mrs. R. Jenner, ditto, per ditto - - 5 5 9
Rev. Thos. Davies, Rector of ditto . • - 2 2 0
'l'. Davies, jun. - - - .• 1 1 0
D. Davies - - - - - 1 1 0
R. Davies - - - . - - - 1 1 0
Subscriptions transmitted per Coggan, Morris, and Co. Stains :
Coggan, Morris, and Co. ditto - 5 0 0
At the Market Room, ditto - - 1 12 0
Sundry Persons at ditto - a 18 1 6
W. F. C. - - , - a 2 0
THOMAS FERGUSON, Secretary.
No. 3, George-yard, Lombard-street.

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AT a MEETING held at WILLIS's ROOMS,
on Wednesday, May 1, 1811,
His Royal Highness the Duke of YORK, in the Chair,
The following Resolutions were passed:
Ist. That this Meeting, consider-ing the long and excessive
sufferings which have been inflicted upon the inhabitants of Por-
tugal by the French invasion, and deeply sensible of the good
conduct and public spirit which they have uniformly manifested
under all the trying circumstanees of that calamitous and event-
ful period, is desirous of promoting and extending, by every
means in its power, the subscription, which has been recently
commenced for their relief.
2d. That for this purpose a Committee be appointed to solicit
and receive subscriptions' and that all monks so received be paid
to the account which has been opened with the Bank of England,
and placed under the sante management and controul.
Sd. That the following persons do form the Committee t
His Royal Highness the Duke
of York
Marquis of Lansdowne
Duke of Grafton
Duke of Montrose
Earl Spencer
Earl Eitzwilliam
Marquis of Stafford
Earl of Bridgewater
Earl of Beckinglaamsbire
ViscounSidmouth
Lord Granville Leveson Gower
Viscount Castlereagh
Lord Holland
Earl of Moira
Earl of Darnley
Right Hon. Charles Long
Right lion. Sir Wm. Scott
Lord Rivers
Viscount Berkeley
Lord Harewood
T. P. Courtney, Esq.
Subscriptions already advertised by this Committee £5,231 11
ADDITIONAL SUBSCRIP rioNs :
Viscount Wentworth 50 0 Mrs. Verney
Lord Rous 50 0 J. M.
David Lance, Esq. 10 0 Earl of Radnor
John Ley, Esq. 25 0 George Che:y, Esq.
Sir Tho. Liddel, Bart. 100 0 Sir Richard Hardinge,
Lord Walsingham 50 0 Bart. 5
-- De Fries, Esq. 25 • W. B. Fate, Esq. Ber-
A. Young, Esq. 6 5 ner's-street
Lady Hervey S S Edward Stracey, Esq.
John Legh, Esq. 10 0 Great George-street 6 0
J. Penn, Esq. 110 0 The Town and Gar
D. Halliburton, Esq. 20 9 rison of Colchester
Hon. Edw. Monckton 10 10 per Capt. Fyers and
Sir A. Hume, Bart. 21 0 J. Round, jun. Eq. 100 0
Samuel Penning, Esq. 5 5 William Tillard, Esq. 100 0
Duke of Northumber- James Tillard, Esq. 50 0
land 100 0 One day's pay from the ,
G. M. 1 1 Officers, Noo-com-
Countess of Bridge- missioned Officers,
water 20 0 Drummers,Gunners,
Sir James Earle 6 0 and Drive. s of the
The Rev. John Page 1 1 corps of the Royal
J. F. and A. F. Braun- Artillery command-
camps, Esqrs. 50 0 ed by Capt. Elliot,
Ralph Leycester, Esq. S S at Eutbeurno€l9 Si. 6d.
Vital da Brus, Esq. 1 1 Rich. Woodeson, Esq, 2 0
Lord Mulgrave 100 0 Lord Willoughby 30 0
Sir W. W. Pepys, But. 50 0 Earl of Chichester 50 0
R. Wilbraham, Esq. Lord C.altherpe 100 0
Rode-hall . 50 0 Sir Stephen Cottrell 21 0
Rev. James Greville 5 0 R. Mulles, Esq. Kent. 50 0
A Gent. of Blackheath 3 0 Lord Bishop of London 50 0
Earl of Chesterfield 100 0 Anonymous S I
Robert Adair, Esq. 10 0 Hon. Fred. J. Robinson 21 0
John Rickman, Esq. 3 0 Sir Ch. Sunbury, Bart. 50 0
Thomas Walpole, Esq. 10 0 R. D. R. 100 0
Lord Dundas 100 0 C. Knight, Esq. 5 0
Right Host. R. Dundis 100 0 Dr. Luttrell Wynne 20. 0
George Yeats, Esq. 5 5 Samuel Knight, Esq. d S
Lord Gambier 90 0 W. A. Standert, Esq. t 5
Lady Ceetlereagh 20 • Rev. R. Butter, Inkpea
Rt. Hon. W. Wickham 20 0 Rectory 29 0
George Stone, Esq. 10 0 Lieut. Gen. Sir Chad's
Richard Franks, Bsq. 11 4 Green, Batt. 10 0
Rev. Robert Verney 10 10 J. W. ComoterelL, Esq. 25 0.
Farther Subscriptions will be received by Mr.,bilip Pearce,
Secretary to the Committee, Ns. $7, Pall-Mall, daily, between
the boors of on" and five; and it the several Banking-betties in
the Metropolis; likewise, oa account of the Committee held at
the City, of Landoll Tama, `Lloyd's, Ulm's, sad NoasZi
Calia4b(ll.o4.
PULAr PIAUI" SOCPNIKT. •

Lord Rolle
Lord De Dunstanville
Righ,t. Hon. J. C. Villiers
Lord Bruce
Ear) of Count=
Earl Waldegrave
Lord Brow olow
Earl of Breadalbane
Viscount Primrose
Duke of Portland
Duke of Northumberland
Richard Borough, E.
Hawkins Browne, Esq.
Sir John Ord, Ban.
William Moreland, Esq.
Matthew Lewis, Esq.
Sir Charles Eilmonbtone, Bart.
John Fuller, E•q.
Richard Wellesley, Esq.
Earl of Ilchester
Wm. Wilberforce, Esq. M. P.

10 10
2 2
100 0
5 S

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(PRICE SIXPENCE-HALFPENNY.

TO MERCHANTS; iliIP-OWNERS, and OTHERS.
THE COMMITTEE.: pf the THAMES and .
MEDWAY CANAL announce to the Public, that in the
month of June next, the BASIN at GRAVESEND, will be open
for the Riception of VESSELS, and the Canal will be navigable
from Gravesend to Highatn, near Gad's-hill, two-thirds of the
distance between Gravesend and Rochester. The Entrance Lock
is 93 feet 1 inch wide, 20 feet deep, and 109 feet long. within
the Gates. Vessels of every description will be admitted to Lead
or Disr.barge their Cargoes. The Basin is upwards of two acres
in extent, and 'l6 feet deep. Spacious Wharfs are made, and
Warebonses are erecting. The Canal is 7 feet deep, and fit for
the navigation of Vessels of about 90 tom burthen.
Persons engaged in the Coal and othertredes, wtll Jtave an or ,
portunity of supplying an extensive country with varittus ankles,
at a great saving of expence of land-carriage.
13y Order of the Committee,
WM.SCUDANIORE, aeril

Maidstone, May 1.

WANTED a FARM of from 3 to 400 Acres, or
more, mostly arable; with a genteel House, (or Fares-
house that can be made so). Security for Rent may be given.
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LAW. -
AYOUNG MAN, who has been nearly tan years
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respectability, will be disengaged in a few months, and is desirous,
of a situation as Managing Clerk In the Conveyancing Depot►
men:, in an Office of extensive practice, either in town or soon-
try. Ihe most satisfactory testimonials will be given.
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