The Sun. — London, England, 1807-05-06 00:00:00

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THIS PRESENT EVENING, May G, - 1807, w3ll be py r dorme,i_ • ADELGITHA; OT, TIDE FRUITS OF A .SING•LE ERROR. • Phe Characters by . . Mr. RAYMOND, Mr. II syDupsrs, Mr. ELLISTON, Mr. 'COOKE, 1)1r,- . QA.. : • Mrs, POWELL, Mrs. H. SI DDONS, Miss TIDSWELL, .I\liss:BOYCE. The Prologue to be Spoken by . Mr. BA RTLEY, And the Epilol.`, , ne.by - Mr- EL LISTON. With• (26th time) a . n..:w Grand Romantic Melo-Drame,, 'called THE WOOD .DiEMON Or, THE CLOCK HAS STRUCK. ' With new Music, Sthries; Machinery, 'Dresses, &c. The 0 verture and,Mirsic composed by Mr. Kelly. HardYknute, Mr. DE CAMP; j'''lPllo. Mr. PENLEY-;, Mr.RUSSEL ; _ Boxes 65.. Second Price 35.--Pit is. 6d. Second-Price 2S. +-Gallery 2S. - Second Puce U.—Upper Giticry ts. Se toad Price t)d.— No Many to, be returned. Places tor the Boxes to be taken at die Box-office, in Little Russel-street. , The Doors, to be opened at Half-past Fwei and begin at lialf-past Six. On Friday, .False Alarms ; with The Wood Daemon. I•HEATILE ROYAL, COVENT-GAIO)EN. TO-M(JAtIONV 7,_ 1807,: . will be peliarned • . ISABELLA; - • Or, THE FA AL. MARRIAGg. Mr. 1' 01' , Carlos, Mr. C. 14.:EMBIE ; - Niileroy, Aft'. BRUNTON ; isabetli, Mtb. SIDDON, Meing the last time of her performing that ,Character this. 'season). WITH THE OGRE AND LITTLE 'rIiU:MB; Or, , THF. •SEVEN LEAGUE BOOTS The Scenery; Music, Machinery, apd Decorations ; - are entirely'new. The principal C..: haratiers by Mr. FARLEY, Mr, lAYLWIt, Mr.•GR I NIALIA, Mr. 'BOLOGNA-, jun. Mr. L. BOLOGNA, - Mr. KING, Mr. TkEBY, ':Mrs. ST. - 1.14; ER; . Miss MARIA 1 KIST() W.. boxes 6s. Second Price 3s. —Pit 3s. 6d. Second 'Price 2s.— altery . Sect!tul t'r*.c; !5.,-,—Upper Gallery.. ts..; Second Price EA.—NOMoney to he returned. Places for the..l3uxes to , be:taken at the BQX.offiCe, in Hart. street. ,_ The DoorS'lcr' be opened at Halrapast Five, and begin a t tiall-past Six. . . • On Friday will be produced a new Operatic Drama,' in Three Ads, called 'Peter the Great ; or,•WoodenAValls.. . PHII.ANTTIROPIC SOCIE'T'Y.. His Royal,Flighnes the'Duke of Yoe x, President., f rHE ANNIVERSARY DINNER o fthis j os ti.. ~ . -1- tution will be at Free Maso:fs' Tavern, Great Queen . street, on THURSDAY the zist May, 1807.. . .',. , • , .. sytwARDS. Rt. 1-10 n. the'EArl ofZii;rol.. ' lanies. Allan Park, Esq.•• Rt. i km, Lord Llayv,k,qbtiry , WAltam Parker, Esq. • ..,....1 4 _ e _ n i,„,4 1 , r;otetsmtd, kbq. ' - Thoriialkoherts, Esq. oselin tiettle, - •sri., Sarot,el Str.,ito.i . , „ tsq. Pouley Kensington, Est . !. Claude G. Thorntrili, Esq. eter MOrtimer, Esq. - ~, Tickets t2s. may be had at t Stewards ; of Mr Hooke, Sec rnan-street ; and-of the Socier the Bar of the Tavern ; of the rerary, Arinoiers' Hall, Cole. Collectors. STEWARD. NVANTS. a SUPATION Single Middle-aged. Respectable Man, writes ,t ood hand, and well un derstands Figurs, •Mens , irition, Vat , :ing Land, Improving Waste Land, Watering, Draining. Planting, Breeding a, fine sto c k o f eac h c.fizing; Buying and SWlinK , , and the Culture of inqiiy,va,uable .Grass -Seeds,, growing _Turnips in Meat perreceon..atia is , a pal ticulai judge of I lorses and lieep. A line 'post I'm%) for L. 44.. at Cross Keys, St. Mtn's-, trreet. Smithfield. MARGATE, D,EAL,'DOVER. HAcTtNGS,. _ TON, PORTSMOUTH, and SOUTT-lAMPTON.. - AN AGENT is Wanted at:each , of the above Places for the Sale of Bottled Peers. ,Seeitrity to the amount 0(5001. will be required, and !t. liberal corniniSsiori allowecion thesaleii. • . . • • v .i.;:tteriipa,t 7 paicl) addressed fnr Mr. T. Smith, No. 24, nart.street, Bloomsbury,: will be duly attended to. THE NEXT DAY OF DRAWING, • —TUESDAY, MAY rz. • FIRST -DRAWN TICKET TWENTY THOU SAND pouthm§: STATE of the WHEEL. One of 1:20,c0e Four of fo,ooo I Eight . of: . -z• romel' of - sOOO I Eight - of - sou Resides the full Proportrni of One II nruired Pound Prizes, ifty Pound rrizes, and Twenty Pod Prizes, all boating in the Wheel. The Lottery will finish Drawing a3d of May. • TICKETS and SHA It ES on Sale at all theLicenced Lot. tery Offices. ARMY AND NAVY EQUIPAGE.. THE P A TENT CAMP BEDSTEADS,' Fun-II:- di -L. ture,M a ttrasses, and Betiding complete, are very res pett 'Lilly recommended toGentlemeni as being the most portable stzperior to any others made •in London ; Marquees, Co Tables and Chairs, on improved principles ; Sea V eit Sofa Beds, and Chairs, tbr on Board-Ship ; Musquitto Fumiture, and Patent Brass-screw Bedsteads:tor - East ' l ltt %Vest Indies, and all Foreign Climates, at MORGAN and SANDE RS's Patent Bedstead Manufattory - and Wa're-A(x)ms, Nos. 16 and 17, Catherine-street ' Strand. , Morgan and Sanders's Newinvented Imperial Dining -nles, allowed to be the Most - m coplete and Elegant set of b. 4bles ever yet i nven t e d; are very portable, packing in a B ox ` l ,.t ten inches deep. - • • (N. B. The F as hionable 'Sofa-BFd and Chair -Bed Ware— _otise. •. • • PERSON aged Thirty-six., had' a small Pholotis Ulceration in her Hand, giving her - 11inch • it then broke out in her wrist, both lier.shouiders. and. ~,er knee, each Ulceration discharging much, and not dispos i"t° heal ; it then atletNi her riait elbow ; •and the .e-Iflce zttions With a disposition to general Debility, she suffered tweive y.rs._H.knee wls, healed the • Worcester 'I t'stilary,.and she experienced some benefit while a Patiefit tor .rt t ime in St. Bartholomew's Hospital, when she Made 4,Pyiication .tbr the benefit of SP I I.SBVRY's' k'ATh;IT `IISCORBUTIC DROPS, at-the Dispensary, No. 15, '''.3__ho-Square, London, By :the application or the Drops for months her Ulcers gradually healed, ;he regained her . _` .. r a . , gth and appetite ; it is now a twelve month; and she obtained pettedly wed. Any inforniat , n of the above tad may 4 1 " ..brrained at No: Duke's -court, Dairy-lane, London. 1,„" v 2. •'§pilsbitry is not accountable for any Mixture sold, un of 4 the words " By the King's Patent" are inserted on the i bottle, and wrapper ; the Stamp also k (the dutvyi s primed in black ink instead tit red ink. But _ 6d.'; d o ubl e ' Bottles los. and larger 11. isAuty in ed. BRITISH GALLERY, PAT.I.-MALL 'THIS GALLERY, - for-the EXMBITION and SALE. of the WORKS of 'BRITIfi-ARTISTS; is now open to the Pubic, and will continue ()per! D troin ten in the Morning - till,fiveln tince Is —Catalogues 6d.. • • - By Order, VALENTINE GREEN, Keepet. , BRASIL, IN SOUTH AiNIERICA . . Lateki published, in Bvo. price 6s. intoardS, A VOYAGE to BitASIL .with avneral Sketches, 11L of the Country, describing its• Natural Produdions, the Charatter anti Manner of the ColOniii , lnhabit'ants, and en Account of the City and Proi,r4tces of St. S4lvadat.c •and.Porto Seguto. Including .a Narrative of the seizure of a' British Vessel, and the imprisonment of the Author and the Ship's Crew, by the Porfuguese. :lo which are added, a cur red Table of Exchange, it.c. 13y THOMAS LINDLEY. Printed for I. Johnson, in St. Paul's Church-yard. . . This Day was published, In Two VofumeS, , Quartn,•illustrateil with Maps, and ern.- bellished with• upwards of seventy Copper-plates, price 41. 43. or on large Paper, With colobted Plates, 'U. 15s. in hoards, a New Edition of a • _ . _ MARRATIVE of a FIVE YEARS RESIDENCE . in SURINAM, in Guiana, on fife Wild tba4' - of South America ; elucidating toe History of Out Cpuntry., and de., scribing its Natural Productions: with an Account of the Indians of Guiana s , and, Negroes of Guinea. By Colonel J. G. STEDMAN.. Printed for I..lbtirisOri, -in St. Patil's Church-yard:; .and T. Payne, in Pall-Mall. • ELLGANT FREEHOLD VI LLAmiiIiSEVEN ACRES; - Verge ()LAWS tIY NARK. • TO BE SOLD BY PRIVA PE'CONITRALT„.. By Mr.- CHRISTIE., . _ . _ ... . AMost Substantial . and singularly Elegant FREE - no [.I) 'VII, LA, with Lin - howl Pavilions or vii-igs ; containing Stabling - toi . six. Hmses, :and'ollices of e'vcry de% scription, productive Kitcheit Garden, with Fruit :Nail'', Pleasute.graOnd with - Grotto, Tater, and stately Timber, ana:walted Paddock . in the whole abOut‘scvon Acres, -kale, the residence of the Earl of. Halifax," dceased; and.siti.w ed. on , the ire - 6e •of _Llusily L ail., on lfalifitou-court.isreen, Middlesex.- . May be viewed with Tickets, which, with printed Para- -. cutats, may be ha tof Mr. Christie, Palf'Mall. _ ' - BANK OF THE TR,ANIES, SURREY. TO BE SOLD BY PRWATE. coNTKA.Cr .. , ' By Mr. CHRISTI E, • TIE 'improved LEASE of. a most desrahle \ILL A, with Offices suited 'for everydinii.-.tii: pier • , .pose, two toach-houses and four-stail Stale detaened, and: beautiful Lawn sloped to tilt Tlia-nes, at It iclimand,.S.Lirret, tate the residence of Lady . :Few Villas in the mighbourbood Coinmand so favograble. .Nrieyv of the River, its distant reaches, and Pictures q ue Scenery. . the Premlses haire been recently put i..to the:neatest. re pair_ . They cornkis::e, a Hall,' Breakfast and . Dining. together 39 feet low?, and how} .co the fir-t FLor., Draw ihiii.rooni and five tied- chani nets , uest¢es inferior apart inecas, bet:l4n nine yearsilnetcpircti, it a inoit.:ts:re Rent. Thcineat flo*rgehold Forniture is to be at a v,iltuaiion, - • May be viewed, with Ticket. only, to be had of ;vit. Christie, Pall Mall. . .gLEGANT FREEHOLD RESIDENCE, GREEN. PARK, s . r. • TO - LE SOLD BY AUCTION, . n'T '1%1 " r. RO BI .'7;, - , - At Garraiyay's (otree,hodse, 'Change-alley, Combill, on - .. Tuesday, the 26th of NiiiV .at T welve o'C lock, A - SPACIOUS elegant FREEHOLD MANSION, 1 A the Prop. rty and late Resicletice.of a Nontemini aituate in St. latne,',-place ; :coini.iising. on. 'the Ground Floor a handserne E . ntfance-hat', Anti:.'room, noble Dining .10.091 witn.bovved front to the Park, -a cheerful Morning_ro'Wr, • Dressing -rat - win, ecc.•;• on the Principal Story is a capital Drawing-room with bowed front, to• the, Park, Library, roomy over,. with' Bed-Chambers and DreBsl9g e : roomsover,. with tier‘ants' Robins, Sce.; on the 110eifient, S.Awvants'-hall an Dressing-room, Butler's and. 4-luusth.:. ~. keeper', Raiorns, Larder, Vaults, and conveni en t Ceilnrage.: The Premises are most enviably, situated, oyedoOkintg the Cre,:n Park, and are capable of being converted into one of the . first Residenm in Town. „ • •• • ...._ ....,. .....,_........_ ._. _ _ . . May be viewed by t'ickets'; Particulars on the' Premises ; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Rollins Warwick-street, Ciohien., m square, of who. Tickets for viewing maybe lath - , • : .. ELIGIME - MARINE RESIDENCE, GARDENS, A,ND • LAND, PORTCHFSTER. HANTS.. TO BE 501,1313 Y AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, • At Garraway's, on Tuesday the 26th of May, at Twelve o'-Clock; - A .. VERY: o liaible COPYHOLD .STATE, late the Residence of General Porter ; comprising a - very desirable . ' Family-House, containing numerous Apartments, handsomelY finished, appropriate.. tar a Family . of respedabi.. Pity; with excellent attached_ and detached Offices ofevery description, Gardens, pleasure-Grounds, Meadow.land, and Cottage. The Premises in complete Repair, are very plea.. 'santly and healthily situated near Portchester, contiguous to the' great Western Road, in a respeaable neiAiibqkiamod, of eas y access to . the Sea, Where there is good 'lathing, and in a country abounding with Fiel,l Sports, presenting - -an admira ble situation fora N aval ,or Military Officer; being within four miles of; Portsmouth by water, 7 by l an d, 14 f rom Southainp.. ton and 72. from London. ' •• - May be vieAltd - by -applying to Mr. Allan Mackenzie, Portchester Barracks, of is horn Partienlar may be'had ;of 111x.-Viot, Mr. lohn Rcay, rtigh-street, and avtlie Fountain, Portsmouth ; 'A' bite Hart, Guildford ; Sun, Kingston ; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, •Warwick , st ree t, Golde n ., square, bondon. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, At Carraway's Coffee-house, in Exchange—alley, on Tuesday, May 15, at Twelve o'Clock,in One I,ot, T HE - DEPEDENE, a truly desirable ESTA TE, part Fret:llokt and part Copyhold; Land-Tax redeemed; forming a beautittil eminence; and comniandinvich and ex tensive views of the country Situate near the Town of ti`ork ing", in the'COunty of Surrey. -‘ A Capital and MOdern Brick-built MANSl()N,'planned and finished-under the.SuperintendaAce of his Grace thelate Duke of Norfolk; -with attached and detaChed t?rfices of ct every -scription; lately altered at a considerable expence, and in,complete repair; excellent Gardens, ilot-hOuses, ttra„ Grottoes; Caves, and rural Summer Retirements; beauti— fully diversified Plea Sure-grounds, most tastefully laid. out, with Walks, Ternce, ere. and 'ornamented with luxurious Forest ,Trees and Shrubs, sundry" Inclosures of rich Meadow, Pasture, Arable. and .V.roort-Land A FARM HOUSE and Out-buildings,.situate at an agree able (dsrance front the Mansion ; and an extensive Contnion,• Tight on the Htdirtwood,' consisting of tzoo Acres,. proposed to be inclosed.-,The whole Estate.,Comprises upwards of r 2 Acres, the property and residence of Sir Charl6: Merrick Burrell, Bart.—This very beautiful. Estate forms a rmst rte sir Able property fOr a Noblernaii or .Gentlenian fend of held sports, surrounded by. a ncighhourhoOd of the first respecta bility, and' within a short clisance of The princiiial Towsis in the County, 23 miles from‘London, 33 from:firightbii.-,--To he viewed by Tickets Daly.. Parnell ire at the King's Head, Epsom ; Red Lion ; Dork ing ; King's Arms, Horsham ; >id Ship, Brighton ; SAar; I ewes; White Hart, Godstone; King's. Arnis,Croydon ;,Sun, Kin g sto. ; at GAirAway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwia street, Golden-square; wheat: a Plan of: the Estate may be scen t and Tickets tor yiewitql,w 4 y.be had. April 25, oio7. T OFITC.ERS and CO3l - Al 'SS 10 N ,! 11 1, ,llajesty's., Navy do , iferreby'grt e. IV,aice,* that 47Z Thqrsday the 711 21 . May next, at One o'Clock, , tiny nbill be ready to treat with such Pensrns'ac may be willing IQ C,ntratl for stipplyi-g Hir .114ajeay'.F_Dta-k - Ya.-cls with. TA i(, pisc.l4, R()4tN,:fURPENTIINE, and' RUSSIA TAL LOW. . . N /IrY-0 . . Distributions of the ilrticley, with. Forms of the Tenders, may be seen at this Offiee, 1\ 7 :o Tender wi.// be ree;ivid fter T:rcelve o'Clock or. the na of 7p.ii . any-noticed.uni.st 1,9;!' Parr or-an Agent'for hint, attendr. $ IL 1 lc- i,, II 11 23, 18g7 , THE Co,IIIIIISSIO ' NERSfor VICTUAL _LI,VG iVa:zy hereby gku eNotice,That on Thursday, the 7117 of May next, they will be ready to receive Tender i,, in •ti s i (rated up),, Jo? such Quantities 1,;1 L 1".1 DRIED E.NG I.ISII PEASE as the respeetivi Persons. who mig' make the Tenders- will engie to deliver in Six Weeks, flee of all-Gbarge.and , :isk into 114 tu rlliirg Storer at Ifortsnr:kri?,and Pymoiith ; , and to be paid for •by .81171,x., pay,able,rii.i• day al ter .i,sze. LlI/ any Odle?' of si less quanriLy thanTuenLy-jii...e . Q:tarterswill be . attend-. ed - • / c Conditions - ,I the C,virai9 may be seen st ilm.Sicrefa7'r Ojeje4,•%Tt tLi ) 1 1;:cc ;ur appyin g to Cllr. 6l tn. Reeky, Agent for ae at ..i!oasin.:ni6, and to Jfv. 1 , 1 /vent fdr IPl . riz re.ipeaitiety. • • No regard will be h.ta to any pilder in'which.the I', ice shall. not b‘ insetted in words: . ask.lengo,,or that 'rball not he delivered to tZ?r'l' , ard.theY;t 7 e o'dluck on 14 , r• said Thurrd,l, 11.7 e 7th F. of Nay next, -nor unless tbe:Person who makes the tender, or some yrirrO)ent:bis Vehkl,:lealendS v io answer, -v;hen ca/led for. e OFFICk— rt • - ' • 1144 4, 18, 7- , riIHE CoMpassioNEPs for VIC7'UALLING fi IS. 41,47E5TP).-A4AI do bet grve Notice baton Tzaktizy niai, /Tit 124/) Inst. thrY -will be ria.l; ' 1 to •ceive lendsrs,' i, in ~i ting . (iiit,i . up); - .2',,,i treat . Joe - `PittO".fl k. unelteet - Tons of i 114 ISCO VA DO . S lit; Pi R, tote ans.l,4rable tot SaMiler to be . pro‘iiced with the Terid .s e ,. ; , -io'te•dewveted in `the •Or i;-iiitt PaoFages, at the rate 'of fioin .I , ';,ttyto ,Fiftyr.stis pet lii, - -k b;:a ' the Viau‘riling 6' , ,... - es ;71/X-0 - -f01 . t.P.; a?..,/ , o'l;e• paid for h, :y b'tits, ! payible, , with intc , ert, ni,,tl a:Lys ,dirt date. ihe'Conditions-.V -ilte-47,,:niraet in..y.be seen at the Sect etav * 's Na regard will 41 fr,tilto• aty- Tender in which the 1-' , ice shall tlei - Tel' 'in ItTf,e'd.l :' ir /enc ,- 4 -t ,.or that-shall -n•.-t b'e'delivired I. to °l_e li:dat'd before "Ott O'Clorie ", he said Tuesday , nixt, ihe 1210 ' - lottant, - no? rett/e0 the Pet s , is 1.1.:', M..t.es the I ende'r, or 'state 1 p i .".,„ ~; hi c b e t,. th a ti0 r i,,!• t0 , i ,„,•,., e ,, whea calei Tr. • O FFIC E OF ORDN,I INZ:11 . : , , , , , • ' April v', 18 , 71. I '. SHE l'illiViClPAL' QFFIOERS of 11LS Ml - I. yEsrri oRDNANcE do boeby .gizx N.aice, That 1 P!'oposals. will -tie recei-yed at7th,-iraifpre,• in- -Pall Mall, 'on or -.:: f i t/,re Mondry, the 1 t rp-01 , 44.4y Oext, frott;s or b .Persoes as may I' wilting to , knder - take ih: , ..,Per i to! , nr:ince of umiteMentilmed 4 if, k, gad_ supply. •thi _lol t lawing Materials. .1.1 . the• Orinont ' ilteildings to be c-,nstrna•.t At Le:citham, Kent, rz!'.:-.. - - 1 •• •The Perfsrmanceo) such .0 AR, PENTE RS' ,r/ . 1 1 ();IN Elt S' , lk",,rk as mat , be required-- -..•- ,'..,•• - • • - . - 1 The A opp 4--,./ ~-,eh T.:, Nt (..; 1. iS I-hind POREkGN 11 NIBER as M szy.i'e luantea. . , , .7 be Perlorztance el sirb: BRICK LA Y.E tt s', M,kSONTS',. I PAV 1012S'...:SLAT Ejtt;', . PAIN rF. Rs', PLUMBERS' 1 alid GLAZIE I-t: S • it vr,i a r may be required. flans aril qiecifcai7ons . of alfe'll'.;r7.• to' be perl..rmed, together . 'With eveiy . xt - c,is,u ; y! Infoi;mati,n on the Sribie..l; may'/'e obtained eik:n 4ppliratioti.beingMadrat the-6ecretary'l Qlfiee.in Pall Mall; l• on -11-10!...i.1y the 4:1) of 11,1,0 , next, where the Proposals erre.to b e d e = I liviTid,-sealid up;-and e -utir veil, - "-, Pr.opotall fo- the Per for ma -Ire of 1:14 , 4.(0r S, pi j . y 0 . 1 Tienbtr) at I..ewisham," but no Pr-4,ra! . con,he ..ainiiiled alter the .said iOh orMoy next, at Pwelzie ge... . 4 ,1.'4 at 14..... n .• tts he ~-1., . , e ' d.dy , tt,a• will ' a ny !Tender • be no‘ ii eI , I stolost the Party-making it, or an Ageht in his behalf, shall at tend. ...... , of the .1?-4rti,• " • 14..• II .Secretary. EVEN TH,Ot.7SA,ND 4000 L Li and z. 3001 to lead, to char tot. per,Cent:'with rtunt::rou s,u:Lljer ..Sums above Zoql. particularly of 5)o1.,8,01. al . :a 166 1, for se,:ured Life Annuities, RcversioAs, se- Gored upon Lati,tvd Estates, liouses,..F.inuled.Proneitv, un der 'l7l4ist, by Wilt oeSettlernent, Church Livings add Pen , st . ons„ _ ' Mr. ROBERTS, who .has condu&ed the SsleOf ties,-Etc. for'se•Tral Years, withgeoiral - .Satistadlon, resireeti. fully assures those who apply to Jinn, their securities will be immediately (letFrraitien,on by . himsoir liberty of Rt . deniption at option of the Varties to be given. l'ersonal Applications and Letters '.(post paid; .. , to Mr. Roberts; at hiS House,* No. .22, Cecil -street, ciaityiatended to. . \ I V/THEN Profe - s . sional Men of "IdncatiOn and v .Responsibility deviate from the general S vsterti by the selettion ot a peculiar branch, the sariztion oflcug con tinual:success is the best.criterion citsuperiority: Tiiirteen years have I devoted my praztice to the exclusive trevineTh ' or Three Disorders, anti the successful resuit of in'' plan gives me additional ardor to oppose, as far as I am able, the ravages "of those Cinnplaints which..are,tile most important in the CatalOgue of liintian.lidiunitics. Atter initiation into every lyanch, as :in Ardiy Surgeon, 1 formed a wish at an early period of PraCtice to rescue in. dividuals froni the ignorance ot uneducated men, or the equally.dangerous.precipitancy of geneal VraAitioners. 'The,Three Disorders, to the Cure of which 1 -.lmve de. voted teiv attention, -.comprise every. species of V.E ? N E. REAL . ' IN if: Whether of a recent or • long du ration: ?Ally, All kinds .of debiiiry, whether a riin. ) ; from the habits uf - sch6ol-boys, or the indidg,.,tices of mature ages And, lastly, t:tat • tlerangeinelat ot the srstrin in wo, men which is called BA R NNES S, or S'l' 1 I Y. Numerous Diseases- are the res Ult A , ignorance, or haste in the treatment of a stinple Gonorrhea; and if not un fte'quently happens that the seeds of Lif? are poisoned by the indiscretion of an uoguarded. hour, -714 y a sli;zeri-p . , me. thtxl such ComplaMrs are easily cured; - and, even where others, have failed, I trust_ that I inay.presurne to oiler a radical re-est tblisttnient. _ Few, however-, are_ the cases of comp'.icited distrest in ttti disorder, , compared ith the calamitous Sl(llatptis o 1 /44%n, who, trniii an indulgence in a solitary vice, or the prevalent...gaieties of a ta..t . noriable lita, Acquire that state of Debility; which is the unavoidable consequence of such pe:nicious.hatnts. . Wl:ere the unhappy sufferer broods over his misery, but caretuily conceals his : misfortune, it may be 's , .the conso. latisn for him to know, that.althinqh it be an oliiea of doubt or uncertainty with citleat. Pra.liti.,ners t the reaioval of these DeticteneteS by. the grallnal prop;ress k t n„,y a , tion, is the acquireiwrit of mi)kj.xiierience. If the rat :s of /tcervas ..- or. Venus . ' have began to reduce 11;laiily vigour, much anxiety will. be oreverivai by an early .Coutrrcrac. tion of this languid State . and in these cases, no. great 'difficulty will occur.. hut where this. I)eficienc.v has for years existed, a proper perseverance_ is .inclispetvably ..eq:iisitc so rcvive.the tluirt-• tiering Sparks ot` Lite, and to re -animate the C MAk ii li D h, have tong been .li.:appoitneo in their ex-peelationsof a Fairaty, .may be ussqrot, khat In riiost.instances, , inch defeels are curable by Meit:cal skill. ,The secresv - ewhich is so essential to My, ',at fra and the qualit4canons which I have. presinned to stare, r-irtr the'bocits ot my prerensnans, and in coincidance with StlCh 1.5115 11111471.atillli is KO/en, that Mr, bre.: may be tonsuttec persiiikailv, or by Lettels (inelosing a Small . Nota), at Ins , No. z 9, Arund ! ai street, Strand, nevi Te..np!a •: Thep.* ib iiii aailitional ra.nea in- ‘l , iitcr6trz.-e^, a,lieniing, and the Namc is on bath the dOors. • MA ri-.r IN lIR 11• o te Itiwatt:-.l'rge A lON. - SO:ne Persons who''fal - sely z:ssert v::s to be Nientbers ot the Ro.al entleg, hi, vi:rA tor rill months pat copied my Adveaiseintins aln , ,,st wort tar inserted them as - their own it is my to 111;;;1 ttntl, the t:e PerSOLIIS ;ICC nil. Vi..!111!)1.7tS of any. Coliek . tit I..Ondrpii, Edinbiirg . h., or cls , -wfi..:r:!, nur have they .any rq,bt to r:aetisS Stirgertm London, . _ GENERAL ELECTION. To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY,and FREEHOLDERS of Itiq (OUNTY at 13k, OFORD. ~.., --,_ , -• .., ~ . . .. ‘.., ZNI LENIEN, SINCE .1 had the honour Of addressing you up:).l the 'Dis§glution of•Pgliament a liand... :..il bili i;as !).• cir- culaied in the COunty, announcing a new. and annlyuloas Candidate for your Sulßages, upon" True Whig Two days alter its'appearance, an a etive.Canvlss was-con- Men Ced in tlivour of General Fait - Li:lick, the Secretary .at War in the late Administration. Inivvever, has already, declined proceeding in the Contest. It is not for me-to judg2 of his motives thus abruptly relirquislaiug.his object, nor, do I knovy whether he was the " True alluded to the above-mentioned - Hand.bili ; but be that as it may,,! feel perfe6tlyzontident, from the Success I have experienced in my Canvass,, that you will - not now. withdraw trorn toe Eh.; Support which you have so repeatedly, bestowed upon me. My conduci in Parliament call be no secret to you. vkitlzz) I first was a Candidate . for your favour I pledged IrtySelf_to maintain the true spirit of the Constitution, as es,autisiK,i at the glorious Revolution these imikipies 1 ii;tre inVa liablysadhered,'and it you shall, on tills uc casiuti , a4ain me the honour .to place inc in t h e distingni.hed situation which it Has been my pridt., ,and,,,happinz,ss fir successive Parliaments,. I asstire.vou that you •shait ,ever.rind me a true Friend to tie King and Constgution, a Supporter of the Pretestant Church, and a scienuouz: Pro. mama your welfare and intere,is. l'have the Honour to be, . centierneo; With the ga:ai‘ist respea. Youtmo‘t faithful and obedient Servant, --jOHN OSnORN.. Chicksands Priory, May ; 7307. To the.GENTIAMENT, CLERGY, and FREbLiOLDERS ortfie COUNTY of BEDFORD. PERMIT me, _Gentlemen to address myself to you: - I - .have had the- happiness of Tesiding uture than -Forty -.Year& among you, 'and- I Rave the Vanity. 'to believe, that my -public and private 'Principles arc• as general lyi.thown to- you -Lsfilly s'.tuatioa has admit ted of; Illaye been engagel in treritient Struggles fur .tile Freedom of your gleCticsis, and have been happy to have. ob.: tained ohe Representative fc.r your County, 1.1-CC aii,t In,itt pendent, whom you tnav call your own, and who will ever be happy-to dedicate his Life to your Service. In •suchlight, Genticiruzn, I have sten my Son four times elected your Representative. •in Parliament ; he has sit - Idly' and invariably supported the true Spirit of our happy Con stitution, both in Church and .:, t4te ; thelqcssings of which lie reek too stFono not to considei thin as Le tirst greatest happiwessol his Lite. • - I'havethe Honour to be, Gentlernen, • With -the utmost! Attachment and Esteem, • Your sincere and faithful humble Servant, . • . GEORGE OSLIOR.N. Chicksands Priory. , 4, iSo7. Tothc GENTLE :lEN; cLERGY,aii,IFIIF.EI-IOLDEV.S cf the CULiNTY of. LINCOLN. GENTLimE;s:, asso)ution of Rirliarneut having taken place, I sin enc,ouraged‘to otter myselt.l Land...late T3r veiy'distinguisined 44ortourof again, becottnng one of your. Re presentatives. The flattering circurnstalaces under which you so recently placed ine is tuat exalted Situation, deq)ainted and receive-I on my part a de,..laration of the seutinLnit's by wht,h illy cos_ dud would be regulitted in the--clisctiarge of the duves viAt nssignal to my care ; anti t:+e c o inicitin hppe . tn,,t i t h as Ma) iTava< r Eg,,llt your Approbation. .1 presume to . ntiituance of vie saute liiat Sisppori at the approachinit EleCtioa,-wltich In. sued ,rny Return as one of your Representaiiv-s in tne.t VVP .last Parliatne.nts. I have the 1 1 .onnur to he, ' With ev:ry s timent of attarunent and regard, - Gentlemen, • Your most obedient, obliged, and humble Setvant, CHARLES CHAPLIER. _ .. _ illankney, April 19, 184. To the GENTLEMEN, 'CLERGY, YEOMANRY, and INDEPENDENT FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY . of GLOUCESTER. - •. • GENTLEMEN, . . AN immediate Dissolution of Parliament hav ing taken place,' 1 have the honßur again ty address you f.liehalf of my Unite Vice-Admiral Berkley, ,to re quest the ;avow of 'your Support and. Interest for him on the day of Eleaion for the County of Gi , nicester,, w enever ihat may takg.place. The very numerous appearance of - his Friends, and their expressions of his conduct in Par i.ainent, On a former Dissolution, gives tale the flattering hopes of his being again thought worthy to represent you on.t4: occasion. . _ - _ • ... .• I have the Honour to be, ' • , . • (; . rittomco; Your most obliged and &patient hUmble Servant, DIASLEY. . __ Spring Gardens, April 29. Totheo'ENTLEMEN,CLERGY,andFREEHOLpERS -of the COUNTY of G LOUCESTER. GEisITLEMiNi ' HIS Majesty haying deemed it expedient to Dis solve the Parliament, allow me again to offer myself a Candidate for the 'Honour of being ele?..iled one or your Repro; , sentatives. . Having been so lately entrusted by you with this important Charge in a utner so unanimous and so flattering to my feeling, I hope l'sball not be thought liresiimptdous in a third time soliciting the faVout of your support ; and be. assured I shall ever endeavour to evince, by my'condoet, a firm attachment to the king and Constitution, AS well as to the Interets of the County. of Gloucester. • - ' 1 have the Honour to be, • Gentlemen, . Your most obliged and devoted humble Servant, R. EDWARD H. SOMERSET. Grosvenor-square, April 1837. • i'othe WORTRY arvi P.PF,ND F.NT FR fiEvEN of the ANTU:NT Cl FY of CANTEREU'RY. ,c N T • , . ADl3solUtiop Parliament is on the eve of tak • mg place, and you are called open unekpededly to exercise one of the most important of your -Rights, from the agitation, of a .Question essentially couneeled with the vital lnterestolthe Conititution. Gentlemen,_ - weliave ventured to stamtforward and to- so licit- your Sohiages upon the :,nly iqounds upon which ii-nest 111 en can claim the approbation .of their ~.- 4 1c)w- Coo at ! v men , viz.• - a`decided deterthin4tion: to statxl or-tall ri (!,1- stittition, , both in CtittYch and State —to oppose I on this our Chartered :,okatraclittroy.l 4)1 . 31 and inviolable to a• Patriot Kind --,at invariable :he Interests olour Colistitueot*, and vi every object conr:eCted, with their wishes and prosperity. Shoitld. such Principlt.sarpear worthy your Favour, and ;wince .you to place us an t,.ie iile,kty honourable situation of your Kepresen , wives in the new Parliament,- we will oi3Ot no eiFirt to itistily y. or ch,ice, nor _ever lose sight of tho.t Principles which first established us at yourig,ood opinion. •••_ . • . We : . have the 11anour to be, • • Your' faithful.' and ~ b at cut Servants, t S LUNIIING"itrN. ROI3EIVI"I'OWNSEND FARMJUAR. Canterbury, 28th April, 03.7.7.