The Sun. — London, England, 1807-08-31 00:00:00

r-:- n • \.# := I ‘.,‘ ~ .;~,. - - . . „ ... . . ...... • . ' , t .!. . , -.< J • 4. , .• • ,) • . „ 4 t . ' - • i'd . 'IV' wr *lfti, lir . .t.....:.,. ~ .. ; ..,-, .. ,r . . .ta art # . T. .• f ,t: 1. i is ~ ia;zirt„ll, 4 ~ .... ~, ~:, stminta 466 7 .] 111 0.. N ITAY, AUGIMT 31, 1807. (PNICE STXPFNCE. ;~---R~ This pay were published, prigitic . 'THE ELEMENTS of the. LATIN TONGUE, with all the Rules in. English, for the.more provemeqt Of Vouth,' id Esti • By the Rev. ROBERT ARMSTRONG. Loncka t Printed for I. MaWriplii.NO. 1.2,7 V,OUltry. This . Book has met with general apmhationi ,bnth of the learned, and most of thOse In the-profession .who were not in the habit of using the old Grammars in There is a greacconv . enicwe, that this tnay inttodiai:e4l Wherp any other Urainrnar, has beenillif(le 1 4se-f)ft. withqp.t any imettitp tion-to the plart 6t'education, and will'i'dve.the half of the time ttivally Spent in acquiring a thoroUgh knowledge of gianunar. This is ifltcred a little.in. torm. not the least in substance. The ReviewerS have likewise spoken of this Hook with the most decided approbation,. ancl some of the Digtiltariet'of the-Clinteb. • • 7 Thienao ivis published, By Mathews and Leigh, 'No: 18, Strand, H. D.. Symonds, Patrdister-row, London; Dugdole, Dublin ;' and may be had Qt any Bookseller, in the Volume Otavo, with an elegant Portrait of the Anther, a New. Edition, price only is containing nearly ikaPages,-of • • QOLOMON'S qUIDE TO If Ad vice to both Sexes, in a Variety of Comphicirs. plaining, ; in a concise and ";plain manner the motile, - treA- Merit, and most efficacioris Remedies . for he_ following e nes, whit.h are treAtidiof under.their respedive heads, viz. A boi tiodor Miscarriage 7 :ltuiisposiuons attendant' on Asthma -" • Pregnancy Appetite, -Loss of Indigtion Botreriness - • • juvenile Indiscretion Bilirtus Complaints.. Lowness 61 Spirits Chlorosis or Green Sickness Nferisr mot Evacuations Child-bearing • . Nervous Diseases Consrimptions ()monism, or Secret Vcnery Female Diseases Pregnancy Fits • - • Plithisis, or Cough •. Hoor Albus, or Whites ItheUitiatisin • Florril-Nice, or Wind .Scrofula G kers Seminal Weaknesses • ,Gonorrhoea • • 'Scurvy • " 113 pochwidria, or Nielao- Turn of Life, • choly' Coinpldints • dco . . . FROM TILE DUTCH P4PEIiS. ROTTERDAM, AUG. 22.—The contents of the Ilattlburgh letters received here, of the 1 at.i, aft; as follow : COPE.N FIAGE N • Aug. l l.—. Yesterday we received en express froli Kiel, and the ( - 7.'..neraity and Miii-. raity avwinblint, on which order , : weri given to, pht the b • tries of the narbour in a state of prfloatatiott, 11 l t , ) man them. Ail went eagerly work, in order to place our roads in a state of de fence. Almig Irk toast towards Elsitieur are cavatry, and'the.prrkon of Cronberg is reinforced ; nothing is orn 7 tt , :cl that is calculated to pine us is the hest state 'of d fence, if the English art This•Jav tht Prince Royal arrived here. Th lish fleet; lies about three or four miles off„olri ha; done ~,)thing. A chain of frigates extends through the Great Belt to the Baltic. t ~This Day was published,: In Two Idtke Voluoies, B , to. iiiii: 18s. in boards, A. ‘BODY Of TEI EO LOG I', iiiiiitiliallk rea6tlc3l. L:1 tievivos 11 . 1..eui:-.9; oi tit 'a LiipiTlit a '-lisilex. By BOi;ER r, o'v:l.Lo 0tk,5,..A..tal 00. i.. Mikes:. i.eztures , embra,,e tile, must inotnziuous Questions in l'heolo4y. 'Act 'the triUSI importint,l)tities •in Vlo!als, without any Mixture irt sett arian DiseusSibit, or' polzmical Asperir . . They are Fi ft y:eight in Numoer ; and while it is floilft lit ili.ty will. pr:ive intereitiii, , , and instructive to the t gi.ne J: trader , iii.:y will furaiti - the Clergy with 4 Count ot•Seritious for tli.3 Year. . . .-„, , i . Loodoii; Pruned for J. Mawimini Poultry. I Wh:re m. 14 be had, by tile same Author, .... A TreatisetinVeith • :in I. price lb. boards And just readylcir-iiiinLition (ilodicite , i, by PermiisiOn, to ~ , .. the ,Lord Bishop.4l,NOrwieh), - . . .. 'A Manual o f l'i .ty ; cxii . ..ded from tbe,tioly. Living and bylq otlettin) 'lsaylor, wait l'l'tetace, Life 'Of the Au thor, and Addlticis,.by the Editor. ' - ... : O't ,_:• :1 :. ,k ..... To winch is added, an Es say, up the. Venereal Disease, tdeets, and Setnin.il Weaknesses. The NN bole illustrated and interspersed with a variety Of authentic: facts never De tore published. Uy'S: SOLOMON, M. " The Author is proud to confess, ,that he has been assisted by many eminent literary medieiti. wen, to whose did assistance he is mucli.indebted ; they, as well, as himself, have tried the ronedies prescrib ed, and adthowleciged their salutary and pOrYerfill.eifiCacy. ord ra given to ,any Bookseller in Town or, Country for " Solomon's Guide to' *Health," will be duly 'executed at only. 3s. each copy, free .ofsarriage. Fur the very eaLeilesit chit-rater of this )look, see the tliffereFt, Reviews: nd in • !stinted' tot the Author, and bold, by Mathews and No. ill, Strand •, and U. 0. Sy ni.,nds, Pater noster.row I also by ali.B.» , kaellers,lit the United K ing,l,lll. qENER4.I,- . POST-OFFICE, Aug. 22, 1807. HERE will I , e Pally 41ft-rub:tn cc •in qt. j, ,""i i ;eign . , Department cj this Oilier, on and frion 21tb Inst. front the h , ser of Eleven in the Forenoon, tc the boar of Three in use Apeenoon, to 1.411 in exeentiotran;afet ipsed in the last ession I/aeliatnent, ••• •1n 4tP to enable . His " Po4lmoter General to: I,ls6t,a e nd. rttutoo' Letters di. retied 10 Hantbeirgho and ...other Plarctrahk:2 1, which have 11 Seen, or - sliall'have ban, returnee/an. not • ' : An .-lbstratti4) the 4eir, drianifetinsofrethe baths requieed to be taken, may le bad at'tbii 00?-. ' ". , 'By Coinntand 'oil 14.ifesty's POit;otallit: • 1.. '" 'FlklNCts' I+L:4EI%23SW, Secrota.y. Is, • • , • , .l• FICTLIALL'ING.49PFIc,`E, ' • • Ate,,"-nit 17, tg 7. r][ 4 HE ,0 • J, : it ; 4,7E81:' 5. AA 1 c . .l:' J 9. birrivighm Nwtke.ll , 4l on Tuesatij., the ist,V:Aestessther nett, !woody i:ocei Tenders, ,writing , (aided a4' ; terwh far, , Ato attired dr' d I 'c4l , al ie , uili4 0A T ti:A l , elivti!•k'rtkke,ld*Mtab ed 4 fr ZOO irtel llje Prietmaleibv&areitot ketrolsrosetettat la,et the renusinini One I - .Tois tbilebit iPiyistosliftt:.ibne Bali thereof in One .tilis,ab, and the othir flaTtn one+i,lkonthtitltei. wards, and to &paid:tor 6 Bills; •ijajrzertec'' days after date. • • The Condition: of the Contrak 041'6e - seen at the Seeliira"ry's . . Office. . . No regard will .he had to 'any Ten.kr its which'the • Prke''thiill trot be inserted in loorrolt 'at /engtl, or that 'Shall b,'"elolivei•e;l to (be Board before One o'eldch °it th'e laid Tuesd.o., the ta of 3etzentstr next, 'nor unfelt the'Per.ton 'who makes the fender, 'o r tone Person on - his behalf, attends, lo answer, when called for. TRANSPORT:OFFICE, Aug* 20, ISO. rrHE COMMISSIONERS for Conducing His " IL MAJESTY': TRANSPORT SERPICE,Pr takhgCatfo if and Wounded Seamen, for the Fdre am Csirto4y of Priioners ll'itr, do berehy give Moire, be ready at this o,ce:iii . ritisday, the gth SelleMbernext,. to receic ; te sealed Tenders, and treat with such Persons as may be willing to Con}raii for ViThialdng Sick sand Seamen 'on board ills : lll4jeseyi Hospital sidp the Tromp at FalmOnth, for Two/ye konths certain, from the lit :14 0f:067,6er ..No Tender will be received 'aft;r One o'Clech an the day of ireaty, nor any ncticrd unless the Party, or an Agent for him, per., tanelly attends. Each Tender must be aeconpanird Bey a Utter from two respeliable Persons, engaging to become bound, with the. Person tendcring, in the Sum of st;sol. for !beaus perlama , rce of she Controa. • Farther Particulars map be knot,* by applji"g at this 'Offer, sr to Mr. Myatt, the Surgeon of die tramp, on bo.lid Wit kiP • • • ' AI 0 86 , 801. D. BY PRIVATE CON': RAcT, Valuable. FREEHOLD. ,ESTATIii, situitte in the l'erisin of }MK CON DASS4•4 near 34, 04rY, and Warwick,. about three Mile . " from Koneton and riae Ox ford and Coventry Navrgarioo, ratted•(ld Leys Mannr I arm, Ty the.freeicoutainitu 194 A 31t ..of ex “.ll..•tit cad. CrazirsK,;,nd'Aroble 1) initmalf•tivinpffeA; ,11(4 thin a Ring Fcil&c,l a Vara) Howe Y„r4,•witit the li. no r Stahlmg, Granary, Cow-house, ail& Out-buildings, 01 the yearly V01ue 40. 43 01 . ' • • Itstatc to very conveniently •sit u t ittni pct ‘yeeit two Turnpike ttoa d s,le.“ ll l4; ICarWij , , Kaaae ton and Strattord The "renAnt 1 ohs w tha9 yir fie; &Ph , I. pirtii. Culars, and to treat no* the saon:, arty 410sra..Wat:ord, Colby, a nd Watford, Snei‘if:As, I.l.4lthary. --- - . - T the CI tipest and 13 116iler) , Vaielio4. , :e" bet wcen lc and pi,f R Ll' qu'll; TX in ttie, No. 434', iii•tbe Strand' tht-greateSf are 119 W selling ; conswilig et Men'spipwii-Lotton tor -hoots, at onlY . ist per pair,. worth 2i. 64. ; Woincii"ri.stogt otion is . 6d, tvorth ; 2i. Ent, qrf ; extra super Js o.i. w.r:ll 5,4 ~ t ro u t black and white. Silk" 66. 3(1. witn laced clouts 7s. 6d ; extra good tot .6d. A variety ot.Patent Angola Hose, war ranted nut to shrink, trout 2s. ttd. to toe best .qualitN . ,; ,stout aWorsted is. 3 d . ; ins 2s. ; :luperiLle Is. 6d ; ti ss. 6d. ; a curious Article' in "field:ire Net Mitts ; tto`: dies' new.inventoi Lace Sleeves, calcultted to give cAle and elegance ; Men's Cotton Drawers As. 64, with evcry,other Article in the Hosiery Line that can pes , ibly : be nuidr, up to the very best quality, wholesale and' for exportution.— Stockings made to.any Pattern., This. Day was Published, . price,3s. bound,. ' The Fifth Edition, carefully revised, of GRAMMATICAL, EXERCISES . nem ,tll6 FRENCH LANGUAGE, compared with the EN. GLISH. - , By NICHOLAS .NAMED. ~ .• Printed. for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orine, Paternos. eit.roW ;. and C. Law, Ave Maria - lane. . Of whom may be hidi - by the same Author, I. An Universal French Grammar; being an : accurate Sys. tem ofFrench Accidence and Syntax, on an improved i' lan . The Fourth Edition, prie 35.6 d. bound. " Of the many excellent French Grammars now in use, this is among the best:"—" It is both coinpretiensiv and concise ; and is as well adapted as Most.GLoyonari tar the use of schools."--" He hai composed his Work oil sound' pour and exak de fi nitions. book demands oui commendation." . 2. The World in Miniature ; the Second Edition, in one "01. nitro. priCe'is. bound. . • ~., FitEND's EVENING AMUSEMENTS FOR tBo7. This Day' waff•publidied, • Neatly printed, and enriched with Six Plato of the principal Constellations, pricg.34. b0.1 1 ( 6 . .libtenited to be confirmed annually,' Ev ENING AMUSEMENTS . ; or; The &silty ' oottfle.Heaitens Displayed. its.whicit several striking aPliPliAnces to be observed every Evening in the Heavens. during the Year 1807, are described, and several ITICAIIt on various Evenings are' pointed out; by which the time of Yowl .Person; may be innoantly, agreeably, - and protitablY tropLyed within doors. , By W. FREND,Esti. M.A. • Fell* bt _fetus College. Cambrklge. . Printed for IVlaWinin ' No. 2s, in the Poultry. DI whom may beheld, by the sa u te Author, t, EVening Amusements tor tBO4, fourth hilition, Is. binttds. • 2. Irrisrowv. ex.;.4;:fro aid • 1; r 31; boards. 3. 1800, 3s. boards. .., 4• Tangible A rithinetie,; or, 'I he Art of Nutnhering made ,„ 115 y, fit Means of awAritlinietiCal Toy, 7S. 6d, Wards. •S. i l atriotillrtt or, The Love of our .Country ; Essay; dettiv4ted to the - Valuate ...7s, 75, boards. m 6. Principles of Taxation; or, Contribution aceerfliffil to iltraii• is. Ott btitched. Where also may be had, jdst published,- t rite i Entritaipins apd I list to ct ive ; wed pill c.. 1 an an 3 , new Plan, peculiarly adapted to e Use 01 . Sotfiols `S•Chiirtitiet of ,th Ldncatioir, Editor of tod " Liccommentlect by W. Fiend, Ley. 75. 6d. in a v., • THE E KING PLACES, FOR 1807. , Phis Ddy was' iniblil:4l, pr. 13. itChtiarifs, 135. 6c1 . . in • rod, or i4s• One very thick iinti Onted Voldine, illirstrdteit with neatly,deve.nt) MipsaitJ Views, rTHE 'GUIDE A 1,4 u 4 sho . ;WA - TEIIiNG and • I . :)1...'1...-i I' liINP , P,LACES iii: EN,p LAN.) ..,nit W A LES, tor 11to7, coilsiting of Accurate and eticathstan vat t)escriptiuns ot ever, `Mace of FashiOnauie Itesint, and of tllO CUfluAllio , awl, St;ellery ill .their litYll - 011fi •witil' an itinerary col the tcoatis to and, trom each Place. Ity the 'EDITOR id the 'Pi CTU RE Of LONITUN . 'thus Wort is 4o well kuowit, and his been so Universally approved ot fur its completeness and accuracy, that sity tur. therdescription of iti contents, or any observation.. on its mttits and utility,. would bio•sulierthiou§:" ' . - The FilligGB described are:, • , , • 'Aberystwith Leinington Priors . B . . . . ' • ' ath • Elute tlaiiipton BlaJcpool hue Regis • - _Bognor And Hothampton I,) ininAtun - . • Burlington Alai ,‘;;;It )3r11;11toll lo.r'43te Bristol, llot Wells, and MatloCk Cliiton • It arnsgate . Broacist4irS . SLAltiouNit htti: ton . • ' ' - i laibb eh . Chelrenhaaf"." - ' ' • Soutliampton '1 CrUnter . , Seiutlwnd , . , , ,• Daw lish .` . • Swansea . I)ovtr Tentonidutli Esti ltatirne ' • • • • • • Tenby Ex 11;;;Lith :.- Tont:ridge Wells Et i bootie We% mown Fowey. : I Y.: ' : . : ' , l i s u " th Hairowgate ~ • Harwich ‘ 'tour to the Lakes . Hastings. A rult.r lb Subt it WAIL'S. . I 11i44;, , inhe . - ' . I . A T!ii4.!ii! North W aies: tit... ot At tgra ' ' • Pr,,,,,,t tnr ii,.:hard Phillips friars; and to ...had °Cali 800 cv no reattie at snores eztive Sea. •t)f whom OH) .ds,, oe had, ilio7, by ttie t ight Ew tlir, Kiel I n No. 6, Bridge-street, Black.- dcsellcrs, [unit:tardy of those -Batitint and Watering Pia s. The PrttaN of London, for r 9,. hu...1141 in red. • • ," !US!' CO 74 t•tra 1) , This Day was ii:iblisned, id Tvib lirge end closely Vultloc an Q tetto, .iilustruied with (Inc Und ated 411 d r F ngravino, Price 61. 6s. in noadis, or 61. 06s. 641„d.id , 1,0,11.1v bodnd, . .NewcYcLupEOlA ; Or, COMPENDIOUS 11 I.)!CTIONAk V OF A a - rs AND SCIESICLS: ; 1 1- cliii3Ong,evcry i'Via,.ern Discovery, And tlit ' e present St.4te of cy,etY Branch 01: Hunt limos% led4e, ny 6 Daadr in PhiltYoßhy and tote Arts, :Ma Honorary Member of the imperial university of Meinper or the IVlAnchester and Newi..istle Caterary add Philo. 11.inor.dy 611,111 arr t the BuJrciot Agriculture; Domestic Chit's:. bin 'to the Idishop of • . Vicar of .West ] - laid i Anchor " ur Essilys HistoricAl and • ".` Nlor.d, the Economy tit NAlnre, pICTION Ait Y AItTS and SCIENCES in acorn . * pen ;ions torni, suilL,ently copieus without being prolix, ac. citrate but net divested at alt slipsaluous matter, compressing. rather than copying what has been done by others, ,:ind exhibiting a cleat but concise view of the,preseor state va , inus tiramiebes of Human Knowledv, has tong been a inoSt desirable objet hi s the Readet and Stu. dent. Tb c f n llowing arc the immediatis Advantages which are promised to the Phiebaser4 of tats Work: . • Fiat, It exiiihits a toinientliurti ill all Iluilian Knowe.• ledge, the more luminous becaute o' . all extraneous Matter ; prazti‘ai c.ititer thin ; and particular 414, untion has Wen paid in it faith: nto,i useturfiGmoin. Becoh,i, It is of it 61watt - it:sir and compiratiirely portiiblo Size, calculated to lie dn.i ne table ul every .sttidiuuii Pei SJ11; as a Book or coiLii..at re,:ai owe. h . ne retrenchment at twiny shilertluo.t.i 41A useLsi Articles, have latterly fo un d their Sway into Books 01 this deseriptioh, has caused a coml. derable'itetiuction 00int . o Size, without illipsiring them. triusic Value and sehersi•Utilit) of the Work. Third, It is ;;Jrinteit'SO as to correspond with the Qilarty Editions of Johnson's' Dietioirary •, and the Possessors of 1;oth W.iirks thus mou,iii (tot Quarto Volumes, and at a Moderate "Expence, ail the. literary aid which the of Reader can require. . Vow- h, The Work is neatly printed on altevr anti elegant TAie plisupeffil),-.)vilow wcye Paper. The,topper. Plates Iniv‘k en eilAraved Chc. by troth Original Drawings, by Oa first Aqists, and arc equal to any Pl•ites , t.nrer given to the Pooh,: in a Work of th; , atbre.. cats , Printed for4qcti.aci nii 1 I pa, Is/o.,6,l3ridgr 7 street, friars ; and , itcilir by all 1.1:1nk5...11 cri 46 4 13 . ealer, :in Books. N. B. Persons d!sii ,ied 6 piirch-ase this . Woilt• tit Monthly Parts, may be sii oiled with them on the first Day at every hlelitti, at To, Shillings each. , • • CLIR STONE AN! , ,RAY.EL. MR. TERRY, .Surst:on, Sollthampton-btreet, i3loomsbury•squarc , ~‘ 1./A NI :Vs St) VE N l', •A mild yet ettli!aoiJiis t, ur :-.TON t. alld C't It A: rJEL iti tits: b OD E m• K11)11 Y.S,'aciiiviintS the Pub lic, that he has for soni , oirs.dovpredlais;whate proiessioi,al OW:111ton .tu the rttinve „ind Weir cesitelisatiop with thatOf GO:it. Nc,n,iy t)•!,;,,u.alikt h is own a f ,„ se, an'i 1126 CC WeVne,days artit I , ridays; itli>pew4, .Solvslitt, o.l.Kotile.s (it ,45:.64. I tit: toiti it. 2S. Stamps included, r): which I.i4t 4,,iNely ever tali rest the calcultx.;i ,!. ar.esi4 i•• the tv..oit, and thereby prevent the ciettemipji pi ',;.zt oti . e.inler*uni ot.a.seiterstAry .1i re, sold also at mitt (19's, tsg t • 9s,ford Street , and at Bolton's,frolit et tie lk(iyai 'Ar)leiC also ma) t , c had, just piinlishol, the Author's " tit the Stone auit s tairavel," Ninth i:clition, trice te. btl. pointing our t! ,elf Cause, and the 1 / 1 -21: t') be on,orv4:l tittrins, th e Lim., rnati'.exit,torciin,ity Cases, some of perktt ficorcii e vett atter themittiltiotilud been tewlyed On.' KEN:!VATeI) iIhAL I ti. • TT has been too 'frequently the sobjea of just and . z i•nral reprobation; tAat men destitute of the elements of Cit.! metileat ut have oared trfeinselves as candidates • for poula: illt•on.t, , ?•in the rirofesSiott of.phy sic. For the purpose or doing J u. r Incite rc,...tit our studiesandexperience, and to Pre..ttit us from being classed aming those ern pirks whose imprudent ' , retell...aids. havo, utifmtiintitely tin - society, been too footurably fee:iv...ft, we beg leave to submit to the Itiacral anti eultgittened a faithful staterne . it of our vo - stii ts' aunt 'ite quilt:mews. Att t er having re..eiveil a regular edacq.. non as the pupils of Messrs. :Grind:it and whose leatnes anti practice we carefully atteialeit. pioiessors and surgeons of the 'intim hospital ; •ye entered ziiirciiies as stinieloidn th it ;4,0y-cerebrated scno•il fir ntedietil iictjaire, .he ~t Coil.:Kv of Edinhorgli, and were instrueted in toe dill:it:la oraio; het ot anatomy, surgery, the 'theory and bnaclice of jotysie,, ehemist.ry, midwifery, botany, flce, y those e:11111Clit pioressGrs, Drs. :Moon,, Greory, n, I) uncan.and ltditherford. We trust we shall not be &e:ite:l presumptuous in saying that our inoti , ..:iency and acquirements are not inconsiderable Having tor a I ,rig seria of years initie Venereal,Complaints, anti the varniiiii t tit!aseil of i)ebiiity, the viiticitlar object of omit stti , l,,S and - l'r: , ctice, it will, we hope, be allowed that we have acquire. , superior kin)* ledge of their treatment and cure. In sit, lit ana recent cases ot iniedion a pet fed r :.establisturri;:ot iii compieted in the short period ot two d.ic p ; sad in those of the utmost in veteracy. where , other pr., - ii,iAters hive tailed of success, 4 proper perseverance hi plan of trearatatt eniures to the patient a sate and radical cure. AillidSt the melancholy variety of disorders which are the effi:cts of a habit Icing and Most unhappily outlined by the youth of Nun seses,dhere. are none mere alarming or more di stres4 ;,, A thau , thusv deticiencies and debilities which ire doteol)....l,r,nent nr.ernhater. the matriawn. ,:tate •To 4.001 reasons it must be a coosolation to know that they may now, by a new an d infallible mode of treatment, be restored to that greatest of 411 !Inman bl.:ssmiA, a strong, manly, and vigor. ous constitution. 111 all eases in debility, from whatever causearising, as well as in every Species of venereal infection, we may becovisulteil by.patients of giber sex with the great. est secrecy and honour. Maus ot consultation at home from ten torture, and fiats - 6 in the evening till ioai night. I);triesits in . tire e.auntry tequested to state the partiott. Lai nI tlt,;ir case, age, and general habit to living, egc, se,;. closing a "remittance tor advice and tneacitte:i, tg; ien the same will be given, or sent to any part of the kingthin. To'ensure• secrecy st essential to out unlertaking, the postage of letters .11zy.tv ati.le.l to.the account. for melieines... Ctllti.l is and Co: Surv:onfl, No. 107, Oat - ion—garden: f Messrs Curt-it:and Co. have Certitkates from the above respci`tablo Erp.eess2ts ttf Landnii and 'Edinburgh, -of the dilig'ence. skill, and intol.tinty, with -.which they tirin t m the • assi•oied them curing the time they at. tense uric". t:ttiirei am d Practice, W HEN P“:fesional A.ton .of Education and .icviate from :tic gerierat the acs, tkri of a .pecaii fr branch, ,tne san:tion ot long con succz..si; is the best criterion of itopatorty. • Thirteen years have 1 fle..Otel my priusttic:: to the exclusive treAtni c ,o, of Three: 11i.sr%rritrs. - an4 ,:o;,:cessfoi resat, t,t my pt tI ado,' to 0pp.,30,. as 4 „- • a bk, r l yages sit thoe Cohiplatnt .wha.:ll +•c the most i m p ort4 h t Cutith - gw: , if Mohan ti rit.ni rtes. • • After init,ittK , tv . .irit4; Vver!! ArT.. Siren, 1 herheil a v.,iial)sstailWaly pen.' of Practicte 'r, rescue . of nnea..icated_ !mu, or the (1.k0.4er0t.0 pre,:ilitt 4 anq of pp.rneral Frazliti oars; Tht Thfec I)ibertkra, 'chi . Cure hid' ! hive de.: c k te4l , attetition, 4.,oinprls.e every , I)4c(cs. 'ot V N E Al. ECT I ON., wiwther of of deliiiity, wti tiier frou tyre babas of iehocl.boys,.. or the in.iittg.frices of lo awe 4e. lastly..., .tat deritigtairrit ot the spiterti in wo. • Run which is calle,i 11A ;111. 17: NN E 5. or ST I kl IA rY. N I hstases arz the rcsuit of ignorance, or haste in the treatment •'t a GUllLirth e.l; . and . it net Un trequently haweris :114t We seeds tit lAN aro poiStiect the tt disvretion of art intguarlied hour.- 4iy . -a superior me. such Cohiplaints are easily cured and, even bete ottani . * have tailed. t trust that 1 May presume to War a radical re.est_.*qisiiiiient. • • Few, however, are the cases of coimilicated diitress in this disorder, c ,inpared with the calAintrous situations of Men, who, trolls an inttutgeni.e in a solitary vice, in. the prevalent gaieties of a fashionable lite, acquire that state Ocbillty, which is tiie unavoidable consequenee of such nahtts. . Where inc unhappy . Siffercr bn,ods over Its misery,, but carefully conceals, his mistimune, it nay be some conso lation let him to icatow. that although it be 411 , object et tout)* ~r uncertainty Nhtti Utile! PlACtitt atcrs, the reinovai , n ;hese Ileticrenczes by the gradual progress of . Itenoia• um:, is the acquiremeict,ot riy liiti , VitaiCts. If the rhea Jr , a..chils or Venus itaYr began to reduce Manly vigour, -iucii aio.iety will he hreSentc.: by an early .Counterac. this languid State; and tt,. these cases, no g rcai hificuity will occur.. whereut s u Peticiencyh4s,fr years existed, ;, proptr ibersoverance is inkiispensablv tetpiiire. to /eyrie tb,i u tn. .terinkr, Sparks at Lite, anti to it.lnimitit thr eonstir;tiaa. MAXI( W SI - ER,. who hallo long been .14a,ppoiOted to theft eYspetitatiutu ot a lfitulily, May be assured, that in most- instances, nosh tlbioe ie are cu rabic by Medical skill.. rite set.resy which is Sb'ellential to oy! i:ndertaktng, Ind the , quitiihcationt , whioli 1 loivepreiumed to state'. four the basis to my pretensio:;3, and in coirtsaidpice: with ' such thts Intlination IS oti;ittn, that M:. May sy; L:pnsultcd ,ors4tnaily; ot . b7 Lettkt'S (inAttsitt4 a small Nutc), if his twat, N 0.19, Arundel street, S tauut , near Tortiolellar. fgr. There aaiatninX, ,unmet. Nettie is on both the dews. MARTIN Base, Merntiernt the itoyil I.'tdietenlSiirzerins, A CAtts toNo-Sottie Persons who -- falsely 'assert them ssl yes to 44 A . 4ctranus of the koyst.qu4egettliaxing tot tai inontili )iiif copied my Adyetiblettichtil fat , w ord, and itisetted 'them as 'theft own inutinetions. It is my 41 , 11 Y TO Inegtianollo( thOlie Per 911 - 8 :iris Not tileinbers 'Ol any uticge in London,. .Edinhonitt, or cisorticm . ffiai howl they Any ritht to Prattiii Sttrieiy in London. JUTLAND, AUG. 14.---His MfliegY is arrived Imp Copenhagen at . Co!ding, where he is to take itt) his residence: he is :accompanied by several Office's., who have also crossed the Belt with the Crown Prince.—The inadmissible deinalids of the 1:ng!is!1 have excited the spirit of 'die D irts in Zvaland, Ftinen,:-and Jutland, 411ci a:tough the whole of t kingdoip of thc.co4l,try, is manifested. The Militia of, Z I 8,0,0, ittottg, have, marched to Copentiair;n; 'where a garrisOn of two of the be 4t .reptl:tr trbolis are statintiod, Our late Ithvoy At Bet. lin, Count VoN BAUDESIN . , Siken the command olColdih i t,ittid the coat of' J Lit The L'i z O,h Minist-r:..l‘cKiON apd'rAyr.oa, are gone tot, and that hostili , ies will take 'place homedi itch ; so I oat it has,been no. tified to, the citizons who do not chouie to.retnaiu, chit they rttkimt (IT irt imineliate y. , The b.itieriei bar 'tea, and troops are . !narchitig consuntly to ~v.tras the 'odt.erie on the cost. . ~). • HOGSTRIN t AUO. iloyar Highness, an, Crown Prince is returned to Kiel from Cip e o l a kN o, and has resumed the c. ! minand Of the army in Hal. steitt.--The . EngliTh Plenipotentiary JscKsciir, went on the. Bth filial. Kiel to .the, Fleet in the Danish Sea.:, to state to Admiral Gsmatsa the result et hill con'ferepces. By contrary winds he wits obliged to return 'to Kiel, on the itth, 'and afterward prn ceedeLl.od his yhtritey. Yet this circumstance has been of, import,int advantage, to us ; for it, is,said that the English had threatened to commence hostili 7 ties 'on the 13th, if the Danes did not accede to their tieMands : but our Liovernment had resolved not to, listen to such unreasonable demands. PRIVATE LETTERS. DENMARK, AUG. 16. —England has placed pieific Denmark in ft state of war. When, 'on the 31,r0f Illy, Lord Cititlereagh said in Parliament, that 01 , 1 would hear of the blow struck as soon as.ihey heard of the FiPedition biiag fitted urn, they- word/ related to Denmark.' Aboot two hundred Sail' Of Ens fish ..hips crnize, , rohnd Zealand, : with hostile though,.,ve have; givent n supplies of pro vis+o.l iweiti trios. Mr 'NT arrived on the el., at 11l enemy, and dv:- manded:. our :Fleet, our Arsenals, and Cronea berf;." On the, 01 . tlCouriers a rrived at ColWillaß e, ' a and prepariiirinti began on the 1t 6, on Which day the Crown Prince arrived at the Han, oi - der, to .siiinalate the e3ertioni the 4'Orktilen, and to tOrw t the prep +rations. 'jhrou4h ton, trary winds, Air. J. lost hi: pis,te is the Belt; and had too•Ge' rinan milts '(500 •Etigiish) to go by land. Soon after, he was with the Crown Prince at Kiel, he embarked with a goOd wind, but 03 the evening of the toth he was ("liven bak.k by foul Wi n ds. H e. thus lost t•.vo days, and was- not ante, for want Of horse. 4, to proived , on:- his joorney till the 1 till ; thn, having . ..pea us three days to forward our pre pal ations. The Crown Pratte has since the ustli b-ten at Kid, Living arranged every thing in Zea land .f0r.. 0 defent.e of the Island. who enjoys the,, g reatest confidence of Prince and People, commands the naval defence. PIEMAN and BIELPiLD share the command of Zed land. The young. men and students who in 180 ,enrolled themselves u n der the Crown. Prince,, have taken up arms, and will use their utmost efforts. The Crown Prince has 'ordered all the English to be arrested. No man could do more than he has done, for. the Country. • The d6cisive blow is expeded to be struck on the 16th. EXTRACTS OF DANISH LETTERS TO AUG. 17. LEYDEN PAPER, AUG. 24.—We may now con sider war as having taken place b.'t weep Eu and Denmark, But up to yesterday at mon no hui tilitiei had . yet taken phee against Zealand. The report that the English had de c l are d war on the Kith is not true. Eoziish Koperty is Aequesterel by circular letters from tiie Crowe Pri,:c.o t and all tnglishmen who are not DaniA) 13,1r6hers are arrested. C9pEtgilAgEN, AVG. 9.-4. The 101:owing Procla thation has been p u blished here:— ` jt is indeed too true, th a t th e. unreasona bl e de . mantis of the English Governirielt pitt our existence in hazard. banes, you are threatened with the loss of your country tend your independence ! ' The Eng, lish,would take posscssion of your ports and .nr sothi l i , under the pretence that the Fre'neh, of whom we liaise not to complain, wish 'to to , lterlitrtrtelaf rnakterfi Pf.them.. No, you shall not submit to , the conditions. wbish unjuit nation at en)l.)cs,! - $o tong* ttly to ii - -e . scribe to you. ft . tli Engtish carry their baseneis so as to attack enlits, they will find the same courage and flettolion in our Citiieni as they experienced in I 801. I'ran4e,:i44sia, all Lurope.will haueu to your aid."----(Moniteyr)