The Sun. — London, England, 1802-10-13 00:00:00

1 a Dri Di 3i UMBER. 3141. tf _...5; itf I ~~;> P' ,Aoa Leg' THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. TO -MORROW EVENING, October j 4., iSoz, will'be- performed, THE GAMESTER. Beverley, Mr. POPE ' • Lewson, Mr. C. KE - AMBLE Stukely, Mr. BA RR.YMORE ; Jarvis, Mr. PACKER; ' Bates, Mr. POWELL; Dawson, Mr. CAULFIELD. - • 111 rs. Beverley, Mrs. POPE ; Charlotte, Mrs. POWELL. WITH THE FOLLIES OF . A . DAY. . Count Alrrtaviva 9 Mr. C. KEMBLE ; • Figaro, Mr. PALMER; Antonio, Mr. SUETT. The Page, Mi:ls DE CAMP ; - • The Countess, Mrs. HARLOWE ; Susan, Miss M EL LON. 'r :Ile 'Motes Tale having been received on Monday bight with the highest marks of approbation and applause. oY a very brilliant and overflowink audience, the Public are znost respectfully informed that it will bealed for the second time this Season on Monday next. King Henry the Fourth will be repeated, on Saturday ; the Part of Sir John Falstaff; by Mr. Stephen Kemble (being the last night of his En;, ruietit.) Publi,. urz rr:o4z tcspeClikiliv inforir.e4 that tire, Bur. Jetta of.Midas l Which has been some time in jsrepar a ti on will shortlybeproduced, with ent i re l y new Scenery, Ma. chinery, Dresses, and Decorations. A new Musical Piece, called tk House to be Sold, taken from the French, is in preparation,4nd 'will be speedily pro duced. THEATRE -ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. MO-MORROW EVENING, October r 4, 18oz, will be performed, THE MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR. Falstaff, Mr. COOKE. • WII-11 NETLEY ABBEY. On Friday, The Cabinet; with -High Life Below St a i rs . On Monday, Richard the Third, with r3razen Mask. On Tuesday, The Cabinet, ‘Vith.the Child of - Nature. ;, I n. Wednesday, ,Mt.. Coolie will perform Kit e iy i n E very 411 in liis'Huitunir. A Nzw Coinaly is in rehearsal .11 G. H. must refer to his Answer Upon a former • • oceasion.r.The desired inquiry has been instituted ; but nothing justificatory of the supposed Claim bas been disr Covere :amotig the Records in question H. G . H . d oes 2hisl(4 conceive, how he can, .prudentl Y o r cons i stently, s are opinio:i in the present instance. lithe matter should ever Coale under his 0f2e411 Iteport_wouid.rie . go- Verned by the particular form and point of the reterenc::. ; and Might possibly militate against the .privare opinion, which, bPati an imperfect consideration of the merits of toe case, he itiafight now be disposea to to Advance upon. AtiICUITI ES Redtemable. - MELVILLE- Co. -respediuPy inform the Nobility and Gentry, that have ocCasion for temporary or permanent SUMS of MONEY, by the grant of Annuiti, s ,or otherwise, that their established connection -will, Monied Persorts of the first respectability, they can always attlionee immediaie Sams, from tool. •to soool. upon real Securities, arising from Lands, Houses, or Funded Property, rgymens Livings, Marriaxe Settlements , Wid ows ' Join . tures, &c. No delay will arise, where the security is real Ilnd not intricate, with privilege of returning the principal at vption. From six to ten years purchase will be giveu t or Annuities, according to the na t ure ' o f the security'. -. . utr it i p t plJ t zersoneily, or itz lenet post•paid s at Mt. cterii.4l • TO THE CURI.OUS IN FISH SAUCE• IJE.NOBILITY, GENTRY, anti PUBLIC in general, are resPeafellv infoi.med, JOHN BURGESS - „ n " SUN', GENUINE ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES , j", ° „ l . t inttes to be prepared by them in the same manner that given. such universal approhationfor many years past. full he long justly -acquired superiority of that Article is Y confirrrted i n t h e op i n i on o f t h e C ountry at large, and of th ers on , resident in a ll p ar t s o f th e W or ld , and having stoop ;,',..eat of trial, ranks it in the situation it now maintains. ri e l,',` e general •titijity of their Essence o tAnchovies and other ri c h °au •-- I Fish, , ces them , from the numer o us u.. 5 or I L. .• tU ver tisements daily appearing, to caution Families , &c. in rchasing the same, as none is to be had of their Genuine, Ut at their Warehouse as uzder . Every other Article in the Oil Trade for family use, of the vest quality. th .Webt-Irkiia Merchants, Captainspf Ships, &c O ff icers in e Army and Navy, supplied upon the shortest notice for'. the East and- West I nefieSt, • For the convenience of Families in Scotland., they . have itppointed Messrs. , R;Johnston and Co. Edinburgh, • their sole Agents fur Fish Sauces. Warehouse,,,No, tin; corner of'SavOy-steps, • Strand Lon t i un . , . THE KING, QUEEN, and ROYAL FAMILY'S , _o wN GENIIINE.CfIOCO LATE and COCOA,' 'And recommended by all the Ph% sicians and Medical Gen , tlemen that ever tasted it, made and sold (only) T EDWARD EAGLE'ION's and Co.'s Sri Thirty .years. Old. Established Tea Warehouses, the iii L gillal Grasshopper,, No. 42, Cheapside, and No:: 9, t ts.o opsgate-street Within, near Col - 11141, LondOn. Taste, * fV. compare' and judge, the only way to rrevent impOsi en• The Genuine Chocolate, 4i. bd. and.3S. per lb. The ii,,line Cocoa, only 3s. to 3s. bd .per lb. superior to any Slime, ever made, and a saving of tS. per lb. Sir Minis ch7e's Milk, Churchman's Patent, and finest Vanilla, colates s 6d. to 6s. 6d. per lb. Coff%, '5 . ~. . .re "s, roasted, 3s. to 6s. per lb. - .. 45 ' is. 6d. to :as. per lb. with 1 62. to every lb. (Trett) "trw eight T o IN • T e n-,ealers, genuine original Chests of Congott.and Green 4 4, neat as imported, 45. 6d. to 45. zed. per lb., All other , u s , c ,„ ll ' 4 o in proportion. Ab S- ,`", Moist, id. to sad. per lb. Lump. gd. to gad. per g.r.‘ Seder sorts cheaper in proportion. . . ace'rebEast India and Carolina;• Yid. to .fili per lb. , Foreign and English, Sid. tq lair. per lb. Is.,lues, Stone and Powder, 14cl. to 22d. per lb. . galas, Yellow and Mottled, 71d. to 81d. per lb. „ lb -ust ',rds, Common,. Fine, and Superfine, 7d. to acid. per aPetre, 6d. to 9d. per lb. l:Pices, best Cloves, 7s. 6d. to res. per lb. Cinnamon, lki a . , t° 1 3s. Cassia, 53. to 6: litittriegs, 175. to - zrs. , "., - ,: : ,4' 334. to 4os. Black Pepper, 25..2d. to 2S. 4d. White, ..114 " ' t°- -ts - • 6d.. Ditto Long, 3$ too- Allspice, tod. 'to 's • allays= anti White Ginger, 9d. to ied. Carra -,9tP;aY oriander Seeds; 6d. to zod. Sago,.:-9d. to ad. uis}:,oca, tzti. to ad.- Pearl Barley; 4d. to sd. , Jordan 7 1 1'' s, 2 s• 4th , to 3s*, Bitter, 14. d. to ISt!. per lb. 'Spa- mac c - a i. s i ot tl i, rit . h e , rmi a i d ce . i t i o i, iod .- Isinglass, HartShorn Shaving's, ii•ice s Truffles and Morel's, at the lowest R.. r , l ' i ts, b e st. Museatell,.;3loerns, Sun, Malaga, and Sirkyrna 6sins, Currantsi Prunes, FrenCrt Plumbs, Figs, & l c._ ...•, tiii T e n fof 41i- articles in . the Confectionary, Italian, • and • 1441 e5..-execalteri on. the lowest Terms. - i.) =he „ oft. -NO conredion with any other liouse with sign hc Grasshopper, &c. or any other House of the t s h 4rri or e , names Tedor have any persons name the KingdOm au ,'lY to sel &c. in, or use their s or, firm., .. .. g o P ier s b.Y TwoPenoy or General Post, inclosing Bank or 4 c .,Ott 'Bills, sent to exal amount, or Change returned in °0 ( 1 1, or Orders for Payment on belivery,•duly attended V4!zillb,lesale and retail, and sent (as per order) toany pq.et.:# ar . Coach, Carrier„ lm., Wharf, &c.. in London. List , art and prices to be had at the Warehouses. , *** linquirer3 (only) must pay post, 4.x. '+' l " All Articles subjea to Riae and Fall of Mar et _ . Request timely n o ti ce w i th Orders. s. i lUllan 'Agra* Root - is. 6d. to tis, f.cl, per lb. Ap trr Li ! r ik 1-1 This Day was published, Price Five Shillings and Sixpence, in boards, THE F4'I'YMOLOGY an d SYNTAX o f• t h e ENGLISH LANGUAGE EXPLAINED and IL. LUSTRATED. By. the,Rev. ALEXANDER CROMBIE, L L.D. Printed for J., Johnson, No. 7z, St, Paul's Church=yard. Where may be had, by the saine'Authol', A Treatise on the Dotrine of Necessity, price 7s; in boards On Monday, Otlober the 25tb, will be published, • In Three Volume: Odavo, Price 275. in noa.rds, ANIMAL BIOGRAPI-11/ ; ~r , 'Anecdote's and Illustrations of the MA NNE RS, CHARACTERS, and ECONOMY of Cie whole ANIMAL CREATION. Arranged according to the Systelii of tiniatus By the Rey. W. I3INGLEY, Fellow of the Linnean Society, and late of St. Peter's Col . • • Uarnbridgc. Printed for R. Phillips, No. 7i, St. Paul's Church-yard ; and may be had or all Bo.,lssellers. 'the Author of the Present Work days'his Claim to at tention, on the ground ott s utility.. He has brought for ward many thousands of anecdotes and obs?Jvations that will tend to promote tne study of tue del ighttlif Science - of Na tural Htstory ; has ranged through.an expensive coliecUon 9t books, amounting in iiinb:!r to.nearly a thousand Volumes; and has methodized the ac%cnutt, and trAits i.7ilaracicr, re corded by !all authentic - travellers. and historians, f:ont the earitcst to the present times. ,C. 2,5,000, for thq First Drawn Ticket I ENGLISH scA FE LOTTERY, Begins drawing the zytn Nuvenvyer next. , SCHEME 2 of - ' - -4. 23,000 3 •3 6 - l,OOO • 8 And A.nci 9,460 other Prizes; from ,C. moo, ti, C, mg, amounting • ,in . the Whole to the Suni o. £ 258,6ci0. TI KETS anti SILARES s.viii rise conuierably ! therefore lose no Tune, as they are now selling in rzatyariety, and in Shares, at NI CHOLSON's Fortunate Office, 16, Cornhill, wuere tw, P tze'4 of k. 20,0,, and 4 . . s,cm each, in th two last Lotterk4 were sold in Shares.. •. DISTILLING- BY SI. AN' App.ira.tus lor this . L ~ ii,tted to lin prove.all ardent Spirits (Attained by and to ksscii . Loth the original and annual: expence of such Estala lishinents ; amt also an Apparatus . l'or • , • • PRYING COFFEE BY STEAM more expeditiously, to greiitercertaii44, and . vv,th much less -labour than •it can be dried in the San, may be seen in use every rhursl4, at the Tinned Copper Works on lianksi:k. Enquiries to be .gicirebsect to C. Wyatt the Patattee), Ntw i• f 4 ort,r+.- A CAP,,ITAL O BE•..LET.:, a at Christmas the CROWN, au SI, ';U Is, BUCKS, on -the Cleat:Bath Road, T'xvei - 1;:,. tri T.lnion. • • E'er naricniars o; i,on g ford, 'A n H •r• • -- SURREY. TO BE SOLD BY ;.iVATE CONTRACT. A FREEHOLD iE, siruate p: the Parish of Ashstead, in the Comity of Surrey, consisting of a Barn, Hove!, Yard, and oilier Buildiws, awl ab ;u; Twenty one Acres of Arable andlll. Aow 1-rud, iu the . oLcupation of James Ridge, Tenant at Willi at the R; it ..r 301 per Anti. Also'several - PLECES of rich ME A DOW i.AN.I.), - most desirably situated in the Parish of Stoke, within a Mile of the Tor.Tr of GuildFrd, Loniiszing or o.:7ur %;,•,..ta at in Cotnon Mile Mead, coot A. 3 It. 7.9 e. and 6 Acres and tb Roods of In-closed Meidow near the above. F-r Particulars, 'apply to Debary and Cope, No. 6, Paper buildings, Inner Temple.- ' • GLANIORCrANSHIB.E. . TO BE SOLD f3Y PIaVATF. CONTRACT, , ,'N A ocie n FREEHOLD MAN- L now used as a Farm Hot;ise, with suitable Offices,. and walled Gardens, and a %-aluaole Farm ina 'King Fenceranui the Houle, containing 8 i 6 Acres, more or less, lett to a Fee spectable Fenant, at a low Rent of on Lease,- which will .xpire at Candlemas iBo4, but estimated to be: worth mar 8001. per Annum: Tab Estate - is very eligibly . situated, adjoining the Bristol Channel, at a mod rat.: distance from the Market Towns of Cowbridge - abet Bridond, and capable of great im-: provement. • • : Further patticulars may be had of. Mr. B. C. Williams, Solicitor, in 'Redford-row, London'; ' and - Of John' F rahl:l , Esq. of Lailmliansle, Cowbtisige, C lamorgans.ktill. where a Map oe,the Eszate may be seen, and all other requi site information obtained rOft RHELJ M A TISMS, Riteumatic:.Giut, Lam. bago, Numnneiss,-- Palsy, k . latt.ilency,..SpasmOdie or Flying Pains, general Debility and.l l ..t.elaxation, of the Sys tern, Sprains, Bruises, Zee - . Experience has *red WHITEHEAIIrs. ESSENCE OP...MUSTARD-(Yills - and ; Fluid), the moat ettedual remedy. lmtde known to-the Wolid, having succeeded, in cases of six, eight, Cell, twenty, and evert of fbrty years standing, -after every other means had tailed, and it has absolutely cured more Patients of the above Corn- Plaints than all the Mtlii;ines ever befor e i n a d e :p u bli c. — -The Fluid Essence is s,). Singularly penetrating and - Speedy in •Its operation ; as generally to cited the cure' of the severest Sprains and. Bruises by a few .applications.—lt is prepared and' sigtiecl' by the' - Proprietot, - R. Johnston,. A pothecAry , .No. is;.Greek.street, Soho, London ; and.'sold • at' 25. 9d. each box or.bottle.--And its reputation-is.so universally esta blished, that it may be had of every Medicine Vender in the England', 1 tland, West Indies, and America. SPRING and, AUTUMN, AswEETENFA of the BLOOD, a t th ese S ea _ ions of the year, has ever been deemed necessary : that it*neraily:proves a preventative . a4ainst Epidemic and fatal Diseases . , wehave the experience of preceding ag. , s, and it is even recommended by the Faculty as a wise pre!iatition ' ary custom : the advantages therefore of DE . VELNO's VEGETABLE•Pa.izS;-:on account of their': convenience, 1 safety, pleasantness of operation, and etficircy,,,must be • whose to'evcry person hose eyes are not blinded with pre judice., They prove the - n - 16st powertitrAlfiriitiVe, .Puritier, anti Sweetener of the ,Blood„ . -ever yet disccivereci, -, and maybe confidently relied on as the most safe and certain reale* tor Scurvy,, Scrofula or King's Evil,, Scorblitic:Eruptions,. - Le .p rosy, and other D isarders arising froinan impure or impaired state otntbe Blood. - • A RECENT CURE. Joseph Huetson, at Mr. Guest's, PastryzCbok - , No. zos, Strand, - having •lcen u.any years afflicted. with' a de - sobrate Scorbutic Leprosy all over his bod-enCouraged by the i stic- cess of :Lord Selsey'S Coachm an , Who had been -cured-of complaint by De Arelno's. Pill's., resorted to the same Medicine, and was perfeOly cured. The proprietor presumes from the demand for this Niedi eine,- that the astonishing-cure. of Capt. Elliston, Mortimer -street, as.also of Lord Selsey's Coachman, and a : variety ox otbers which have been repeatedly bo - )re the Pub- ; i ! lit, have left a suitable-impression; he. can with confi:- dence add, that its real mer:ts as an A l,terative, Purifier, and Sweetener of the Blood,,anci.as z f peci c for the Scurvy, Scorbutic Eruptions; S c roph u l a , an d ot her.Disorders arising from contaminated blood, a fair trial,. Pleid niore tbreibly.iwits own recommendation than any thing which can be. said of it. • ' Prepared and sold wholesale and retail, by the sole Pro hrietor J. Pidding, late Surge on i n th e Arrny;. at Ware ouse, No. y 6, Oxford -street, Loution,:in, boxes, p r i ce 'or thequantity - of six boxes in one, at zzs. Sold also retail by Tutt, Royal: E - Xchange ; .Ching and Butler, No. 4, Cheapside ; Ward, No. i 34, Holborn; S W illiley, No. 22, ; ShaW, 'Bi.bugh and by every Meth cdneVeuder in the Kingdom. WEDNESD4Y, OCTOBER 13, 1802. . -• - / .. ,,C i \ . r , -:', - - A t l i t ii , \ if i yfr, . • . -.,- •..':-. - 7 ' i ..,.. , =" 1 4 3.4 . f . • • , '". •- i, , ! .y , ..-,,, q..cc,...Z i g " . .. . - V l 4, ; ,;., 4" ..:4 ~ ..&.....0 4t et...„.5......,,,, 4 .4 4 .., \ V i t 4 , 4 ' 444 . .7 ••.4,,, ‘ ....... V , ' (,ifs. .. '-' . 1 -5.'"..r'''. ...4 -. ma y', ' fir t l._ '.4. v I . .....__ ,_ . 1 .„..,,,,,...„....__. ... , N . - ' - 1. 1. ) :1 ,: , .:.: i - •., „... 41..„...--,-,...- . f . ..e...--, v im .._+ >ll 1 11 PRIG'.; S: • .I;.NCE; eeleorated A • • under-mentioned Agents for ttn-: Circuit or tots Pap..,;. C •1:1)1:11. LAI'S) GI LEAD, DECIDEDLY is the must r;eg - ,iiii 012'73_ k:iolis Medicine ever yet discovered .(ir eases and 'al - taut:re-4 Constitutions, Consuinprlons„Weaknes4 of Sight or Memory, Hypochoridria,Treml - einigs of the Milli', Sexual Debility, Stott - taco 4i24 li,wci CUtiliii;tlll76, other Diseases arising frutn a relaxed state of the Nervous System. And as Various di,orticrs of the humzu brougia •on by aisspation in yon • ; and the gross violation of those rules which prudence dictates for tne preservation of healtn, and laying a loun.lation /or a long and iiapp . „ life with A firm and stron, coostitution. Dr. Sulonion or pool, recomrnentls tai; Cordial tineari, , oeen administered in Nervous Complar. S with tmer,ininort 'success; in .AstlnnitS, Consul:pitons, •F , ..tulonee, Relaxa. Obsti•iictions .or Brliuu, OtSO.Pilefs It .stdilds pre-erni. rent ; its elfects are pieasin A ly qiiick, certain init.! !..sting. - .The Bann of Gilead instant,titeously relieves. Spastris in • nhe Sid:, Bras , and I ntestJie,s, diffuses a genial. vyarrnt ..nd prevents cramps .It 4 numbness, in or after bathing in spiinz or sea-.'..ter. Ladks or a c - aict, or - bifioni ~f oozy,l.angtior, Head-ach, or Hysterical Af tedious, cannot have recourse to a more salutary R.:metiv than tile Cordial 13.1liti of Gilead. TCI o etitiemen fr in th e East or West I, i d i es ; the Stlident from Pubb ; :, serniauci es , • ,r ,• r‘Litlire a ti‘ , l)4 4 ,„ I . c ;lad 11 4; effected swo, wourterful Cures in c iv ic; of Jebtttr}, unginiting ftunv -heat of .chinate, or Klax.itirriistrorn in'AriCretiOns, aid the ert:Ct Of intense applicatiointo study or business.. Also the• Anti-I mpeftgifies, the long 'sought for Rowdy for all St , ge*Of the Venereal Disease; wit it mercury or Lin timony, nitrous -acid, and other lettici,ies su nishionable of. 'late' prove abortive. The - Anti-Impezijries tieing found:4.or a chenticai ond philosophical basis, proves of the lit e oesi utility in all CZ.ses'et ' l ' depraved iiabir with take tioi'iS of the skin,' .mate-its:etlicaey in - eases- r*,f Scurvy, S.,:rty. .tills or ,Leprosy, tas well as in the coati, nted C ues, Fence by its sanative power it expels, the Virus the System, and restores it to cOnyalescerice wnr.;, utt p aiie tmy disease or the deletericus preparations of mercury,-fintimony-, or. aqua tOrtis .Each of these Medicin;S.are Half-a-Guinea a Boitte, and the Farnii Bottles with tile r.l,,:iiiti o ry or tour, Thirty-three 'Shillings only; by Which were is a saving of Nine Shillings, Scamp i)uty included. • Likewise ior Pimples, Blotches, FreckleS, ,ktnigwozms, BL•eksvorms, Carbois,les, See.,.tec.. The greatest elearet'ai t rt beautifier of the. Face is undoubt: Lotion, and remov es a ll Disorder's of the Skin: ‘-'l 4 lnr,! - 6-1. f - 1411.-pints,zs.'9-1. -.k-is the-Most elegant, rnttl, safe and valuable Liquid or Wash tar Seorbutic and other E tins of the Face and Skin. It gently restores tire skirt to a tie gree ot fairness and purity, beyond the powers of des.,•!iption. Ladie& may rely that it renders the Skin fair, delieace;and re moves every kind of stain, tan, sun-burn, and all th'isre lien kles which Yung witless, and fatigue !.::..hoer.-: in siiorti it is the only Cosmetic a Lade MI her v. urn ease; comfort safety, or a C.;entLman nave reinnirse to, when shaving is.become a dreadful operation by an crup..,' tivedisease on the face. • Just published, at 3s. only, an e n ti re NeW Edition of Solomon's Gnicieto Health ,_•• or Advic e to horn in Nervous and Consumptive Comol:iints, as well as . Disorders liable to be imprudently contraded by Youth,- Contaiiiir.g -an Essay on the Venereal Disease, G leers, Seminal Weakness,. and Female Complaints, ofa private nature.; ait Address: to .Parents and Guardians, Tutors, and those who have the care and education of y out h , with a variety of.puthtlitic never befae inserted in any Edition of - SiJiomon's Guid.e.to Sold by Remnant, Ha i ni ntrg h ; R. Bach, _ Peter,stre.et, New-York ; Nlathews,' No. Str..tid, 1.041:!or, ; Ba . :h, by Hazard; ; Brigtron, Gre•:'ory ; Bir mingliatn, Knott and Ltoyd ; •tiOclforci, Smi t h ; iliantrtcrd; Siminor.s ; Bury St. Edmund's, Din. , ,le; Cheitennuni,. Ser., don ; Cambridge, Hod h gson ; kuriaioa • Coicnt:6- ter, Kepner ; Canterbury, Simmons ; collie; ,Chatham, Etherington ; Chelmsford, •Ci witar ; Chester, Pool and Son ; Chichester; Phillipson ; irencester, Sinith ; Chippenham, Combs ;‘ Dublin, Dugclale, No. 7, Exc.:bailor. court ; Derby, Drewry ; ,Durham, Pennington.; Dover, Nodes ;. Devizes ; Lowe ; •Darchesler, Virtue ; Deal, R ose; • Dartmouth, jackion ; Edinbiirgri, Smith, North Bridge Exeter, Tre•vinan. and Son ; Falmouth; • Elliot ; ter, Pitt, Walker ; Glasgow, 'Pona ; vcrpool, - Cass, druggist ; Leeds, th tins, - HSi.utes ;. Lincoln, 'Drury ; Ly Headley ; Leicester, Gregory, Swinfen ; Lewes, Pitt ; M.in chester, Thompson; Margate, Rowe; Maidstone, Walker.; Marlborough; ; Newfsttry, Fuller, A dee; New ;castle, Walker, Hodgson ; Northampton, Dicey ; Notting ham, Burbage ; Norvoicll,. Stevenson and ; Oxfora, J ones ;. Plymou,th pock, Hmt land ; Portsrninti t , ; •eltding, Stnart - und Co. RoChester, Etherington'; Preston, Sergent.; Shrelisbury, Eddowes ;. Sonflialnpton, Miter ; StaffOrd, Morgan - ;'Stamford, Newcomb ; Sunderland, pray; • Salisbury, Collins ; Scarbcrong'n, Bayley ;•• Taunt ii, raole; ; Tunbridge ‹ltr3nge ; AVells; 'Evill ; Wevi-no!_zta, Wood; Windsor, • lakency ; and by \all the reputanie cirte Venders .B ,ok. , iters i in every principal Tov;111 England, Ire ' Lmd, alio Arnerica, woo tvill eieliver Pamphlets gratis, wi h a 'variety of aitthetic ; Doeunicnt • ()reit ther:ir• . • . Wi - iEN Professional Alien of Education and ...Responsibility deviate from the genera: System by • the sereCtion of a peculiar branch; the sari :•t•on of long con. tinned success is the best criterion or superiority. - ' . Eight years , have I devoted. my practice to the exclusive .'treatment of Three Disorders, and the successful result of any plan gives me additional ardor to oppose, as far as I am able, the ravages of those Complaints which are the most important in the Catalogue of Human Infirmities. - After initiation into every Bra nc h, as an Artily Surgeon, I f orme d a wish at an early period of Practice to rescue in dividuals front the ignorance of uneducated men, or the equally dangerous precipitancy of general Practitioners.. . The Three Disorders, to the Cure of which I have de. voted my attention, comprise every species of , VEN E REAL :INF ECTION, whether of a recent. or long du ration: 2dly, All kinds of debility, whether arising from the habits of schoolboys, or the indulgences of mature 'age: And, lastly, t aa4 . derangement o f the - system in wo. men which is called BARRE NNESS, or STI RI I, 1 T Y. Numerous Diseases are the result of_ ignorance, or haste 'in the treatment of a simple Gonorrhoea; and it not tin. frequently happens that the seeds of Life are poisoned by the indiscretion 'of an unguarded hour.—l3y a superior me thod such Complaints are easily cured; and, even w l;ere • others haVe failed, I trust that I may preSuthe to oiler a radical re-establishment. , Few, • however, •ar e the cases of complicated di >tress . in this disorder, compared ,with the calamitous situations of M.en, w - ho, from an indulgence in a solitary vice, or the prevalent gaieties •of - a' fashionable life, acquire that stale of Debility, which is the unavoidable consequence of i;uch pernicious habits. Where the unhappy sufferer broods over his ILlSery, but carefuily . conceals his. misfortune, it may he 's•mt.. coriSc. lation for him to know, that although .t be an objet of doubt or uncertainty with other. Praditi net s , the rernova.t. of these Deficiencies by the gradual progess of Renova tion, is the acquireMent of .141 y Ekperience. I! - the •ri - :,- . of .Bacchus or Venus have began to reduce Manly., vigour, much anxiety will be prevented by an early Count;..ra,... tion of . this...nuiguid -State.; „and in, these cases, no greet , difficulty will occur. . But where this DefiCiericy has for yeirs . ex:5:14...4+-Thtlyn perseverance-is-indispensably ‘egilisite to r e vi ve t h e s,urn benng, Sparks of Lite, and to leiiananate the s:Rnoxtirvrt...- . . MARRIED WOMEN; who here long been- thiappointt•ta in their exptaatiphs of a Family, may be -asstargit,...thitt.in most instances, such &fleas are curable by Medical skit/. The secresv ,which is so I:Saciatial to nfy tinder:alto:R. and the qualifications which I have presumed to sun:, torn' the •basis-oti. my -pretensions,. and . in.,_ .coinciciet ice .w icii-- s .. t o, this intimation is given, that Mr. Br= may be consiilteo personally, or .•by Letters (ine,losing .a small Note), at ' h'is house, No. 29, Arundel- street, Strand, near Temple Par. r There . is an additional 'Entranie in 'Water , street. adjoining, and the Name is on bot h the doers, M. Brec„ . iNlember of the Royal 'College of Surte.mF., OFFICE OF OR sepit,„4,,, T HE' PRINCIPAL' OPF.ICER:S of jlrs M BEST }''r= ORDNANCE do Lc' give give Notice, th at th,j , will sell by Public Auaio?: at the Z . C7Cer, - .r.lt Thursday the 141 b of Oeinher . next, at' Eleven the - F0re , 0077, SUNDRY LOTS of OLD and U \SERVICEABLE ORDNANCE STORES, consisting of • • Musquets, Carbines, and Pistols; • Barrels for Musquets and , Carbines, ‘Musquet Locks, Bayonets, and Steel Rammers, S‘Torcts of sorts, Halberts anti Spears, Black Leather Ac - coutrements, , F lints of sorts, a" Quantity Of Beddi ng, an d Sand Bags, Piece s of Ten's, Wadmill- Tilts, &c. Union • Flags and _ Bunting, - Light. Dragoon Saddles complete, a Qtiatitit3, 01 Hainess, Grease and. Medicines, Handscrews, Shovels, Sp4les, Pickaxes -BarrOws, - Feather Edge Boards, Match Wads.and Paper • Stuff, Oil and Paint; • Nails and Spikes (4-t'-'sorts, BUshel and Linn)? Iron, Cop per, junk, a Qu.ditity. of Cordage ;• • .. • various other Articles, the whole of:whieb may be vie.r.c..rd at the Tower till the day of Sale. Printed Lists of the Let:will-6e delivered to such Persons as ajWy fir them aL the O_ ofOrdnance in the Tov.ier. • by ord,;r cf the' Beard, . CREW, Seceetaly. OFFI • , .September- 2s, 18 0 2 - H E R ESPECTiVE OFFIC:ERS of His 111.4.7r,5T1": ORDNANCE, - do bere3y give Notice, that there as c,in His Majestv's Q;74.inance Stares at Dublin, as well as in . several other Ortilcitice Storrs in Ireland, a great va rimy cf AC CO UTRENIENTS, HORSE FURN iTuR E, CLOTHING, BAC.;GAG E, hric , sging to, the Calcitei t a, and other Offerers of Regintents- agoo Drrs, I%eseible Cavalry, c. that -leave been on• Dut y -in 'lreland ; it hicb Articles, if n,t claimed and taken away err or beiclre the tvt day of December next, will he soli to' clear his illtvesty'l Stwes Ad'apfilleati o nsp ar k : Of 11.)e above, to be made to iuriting, addressea to the RespiElivc Officers , y . His .Vajes);'s Ord/ranee ~r EXTRACT OF THE BRISTOL P APERS. •' For the perusal of t hose afflictest 'with Nervous Complaints, I send you my Case, and hope to see it published,: • SIR,. , . TWO years ago IliadMiscarriage,*hith con.. fined , the td thy robin forthr,te Vonths. I 'was attend ed by a Physician, who, after' many consultation s , advised me to try tile Bristol Hot Wel dieing 'then in xeter, it was imp ,, sstble for• me to undertake tile journey, being al most rauoeed:to a shadoW,• with lowness of spirits, violent head-ach, trernolitr, palpitatibn of the heart, alarming hys teric fits, and - the - .ynote train of•Nervotis Complaints. My ApothScary and FrienciS wished me to try ;: , our Nervous Cor. : for their satisrattion I Complied, - ;. tile first bottle made no alteration, in my complaints, but it proeured - tne some na tur,l :sleep, which 1 bad not experittneed after, my nerves ii , :eitme - so - dreadfully altecled: this • induced• me to continue the M . Aticine ; to my serprize, I Soon found my appetite re tit.o. I then tintLrrook my journey to the Hot Wells, from wi;ich place I wrote to you for your advice. You recont in ui ed me to take a five guinea bottle of Nervous Cordial, as my complaints were so ctNii pli cated, and would require the. Medicine to be continued a long time; hut thanks to .vour skill and medicine, in about two months I was so 'tar recovered as to walk and take exercise on Horseback. - It is now 18 months.since,l have taken any of your Medicine, and hart re'rnained perfectly well ever since, without any return of,my.disurden, - 1 am.now going to Ireland.; when I 'return I shall settle in London ; .will then pay my respeels to _you in person, and give my address, where with ple asure I w ill sa tisfy any inquiry. • •-- I am, Sir, your obliged humble Servant, Bristol, May iii, SARAH BAKER. The r3yznp autt Wervous-Coklial-m be had at the ' - rActur's House, NO - y Albion-street, seven doors, from the Leveriali Museum , Bli , cktriars-bridge, in bottles at 225. Its, 64. and ss. 6d. Also,. of Golding,-No: 4i, Cornhill , ;" je bouit and c o , (l ate e y: wool t No. 15D, ..Ox ford-,street Tutt, Rcyal EV:hange. : , :ewoery, corner of St. Paul's chat - oli yard Royal rx ban e Mr. - Withers's (;ate • Coeltell't : 1- dicine . Wareilonse.,,.N6...z2.9, Stand,.Temple ilar' ; • and ny rn , . 2s t Booksellers and Mc:tajne Venders iii the three Kingdoms. A vzs. bottl e . conta i ns equal . ~to five small -. • ' • - - . • .• - . To T.' T . No, 'New Bridp-street, Lon-don: Edinbureh, Mara, tBOO. leg,. • r , TN the Spring of 1794. 1 was aillikqeu with a ' Venereal Complamt, vinich I treated With indiffer ence f r five months; . but was then obliged •to apply to regular l'hysiciane who'pet a temporary stop to, the viru lence of the Disease (by mercurial applications) for somL time; but 'growing e in•spite of all Inedicitie"4nd the advi ce of the, first Gentlemen of the • Faciztty here; worse anu worse for two years, 'I Ives reduced to,a state alutost un pai•Aleled and beyond descriptien, being an entire leper, 'and uperated from head to foot:-=M y head throat, mouth, nose,- logs, arms, &c, 'lave been alternately in-danger of becoming useleSs; in short, I have had from 'twenty to 'thirty rating - dicers nn my body, and nearly totally de prived of sight.—lt would . be voluthinous to paiticula , rize all my case-si.t!Ree it 17Q ,say, there never was, or ever Will be, One 'of a more dangerous, or of a more Compli . catetinatitte. I was long looked upon by my friends, and imagined myself, beyond all . hopes of recovery; . and, in deed, in my then coe ,, :tion, death was preferable to my more titan Miserable state: hi this dreadful situation did 4.4:triig a most miserable existence, till Divine Providence threw in my way' a Newspaper eontihiing the case of .a Mr. B. of •Plyenotaii--=-My friends read it, I . could not.--I sent and procured some of your LEAKE's PATENT PILLS, which; by 'Using from •ti:rte to time,. am now, and have•long been, (after more titan four years indescribable nistress),' in as good a state of haaitn as ever I:enjoyed •. as a proof this, I : had a fine, t hri v i n g , h ea lth y child, born; to me a feW Months ago. Ingratitude to God, and in hopes of 'rendering my tellow-ereatureservice, 1 request you to publish this ;- and you may at, anytime refer persons who wish to be satisfied of the truth of this, or further parti culars*, to ine or my friends, by letter or person. • • As few cases for badness will ever equal mine, and none exceed it, I have fro m exper i ence every reason to assure mankind, that in, your LEAK E's PILLS they will find a Sure, speedy, sate, and radical Cure, for that most dread ful stage of the Venereal Disease, which is called a CON.. FIRNIKI; LUES. • J. T. * Insurmountable family reasons prevent making my •naine - and 'address public; ' gut" ereditables persons reali) wanting intbrniation may also be refuted to me and m 3 friends by Mrs: S. Clart., Rainsay-Garilens, Edinburgh. Prepared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, J.TAN - I,OR, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons is Londoii,,at his,house,,No. a. New Bridge-street, Where he will give Advice withoUf a fee, to persons ak ing these Pills, and- will answer patients letters, if post , paid, on the same terms, observing in all cases the (post inviolable, secrecy, no perso n ' s name or case h av i ng been mentioned burst their oWniiartict"lar request, by the Pro prietor, during the course or more than thirty-six years, that he has had the cooducling of an extensive sale *A the Nl aboVe - ediCine, and the practice arisin g therefrom. , •if ,are, also sold by his Appointment; ;Or the conve nience of those living at a dbtance, , by Mr. Baxter, South-bridge, Eclinbti it ; I r rinter, Glas gow a) whomealso Mr'. T.. refers address; afthc Pertintier's, Na. 35, St, "Mr. Robertson's . Toy-shop, No. 103, O ; borough's, No. 7, Fisce,strt - Lini!, nearly eppesite the Mo- '• mitilitente "Nlr; Steel's, Booksdler, Nn. ' Tower-hill; Mr. Callwell's, Dublin tiy-.orie person •in every oonsiderahle town in. Grat-hritaiii and Lreiand, in Boxes of only as. oft. eAch,'seald. up with tisil and plain dirretions, wiiereby pergorts , of either Sex may 'cure them selves with ease and secrecy. N. 13. Every Box sold in Great - 13iitain is seal:e3 up with a 'Stan', Tin which, by fiVour of the Commis sioners, :Is printed,: at the f:tarrip-,.li!ice---‘ T. Taylor; No 9, New Bridee-street," to imitate which is felony, anu all 'other's are eieunkirfeit. ,