The Sun. — London, England, 1813-12-28 00:00:00

1 a ( %\ i•::f. , ,. - . ~ ~ :,4 .. 4 ii)ii:e. iree lich sties }ns nen cm oti I oil of ° le rogl" TmlinEß 6618.] . THEATRE ROYAL, DRULIY-LANE. 'Pus -pitEsENT .LveiNiNe, Dee, 2s, their ser‘aws will perform the Comedy of A 1i01,1) STROKE FOR A: WIEh• wilich win Le added tid time) a•ntw Splendid Panto .. tniu:e, called HARLEQUIN HARPER. 6-tnurrow, The Merchant of Veßice. THEATRE ROYAL, C(IVENT-GARIiEN. PIMSENT EVENING, Dec. 28, will Lie performed the Play o f. THE STRANGER. Whicbr:ill he. mith-41 (3tl time), • a new Gratid Panto- mime, ea:led. • lIARLEQIAN AND THE SWANS. To-morrow, For Etigl.ind, 110 ! with At Home. CArriON Against unlawfrillvsendinq, ca; Ting, and conveying Letters. 01;:NEHAL 1,1).;T-OFFICE. By thq Act oftile .12d ILL 1 1 - a i!; - Enacted, that no Person whatsoever shall br "nd,nt cause to he sent, or tender or deliver in order to sizst„otherlose than by.thel'ost„ hr the authority of . and to s ttP44;trstral , Jr Iris Deputiiors, or to the neatest or mel.t. ~itvenient rust Town, to be from thence forwarch.d by the b e ' any Letters, on Vain of forfeiting - for every offence. to ,uctietrovered with Costs by any person who will inform•and the I .). ' l n!' Conn of Record at M'estminster—one moiety to Littler this Coder and the other to the Informer. alritioSt• Law a person carrying a Letter may inform Tb a , person sending' one. t , • Gads ittl exception in the Act as to Letters which con turP ""o 4 s sent by Common Carriers, so as they are sent oith 4 for the par f i • delivered with the goods, with mot post. o )(gm; . hire, tewarif, or advantage for receiving or nth% mit alto as to letters sent be a . private friend Or messenger. Masters o f s tage coaches, Coachmen, Owners, Masters or Commanders of Vessels, or Prii , :enger, Wate r m en grad Bargemen, are liable to the pewit). of M. besides Cog s, fit "every Letter which th e y s hall receive, carry, or deliver, . loco oi l purpose concerning •t he prirate ittairs of any pers on, Without wire or reward. And to a penalty of 1001. for every 1,0: that such practice shalt h.. continued; and these penal ties may be sued fur by any persua who will inform. • The l'w . tmaster-t;ene ra l li t rehy gives Nt.tice, that all per tons acting contrary t o 11( IlluSt sever i ty, Law will be procee ded aging t with the and due encouragement will he afforded ter Ile C*ol% IX ho shall girt , iofnrmatioat. 13 Y C°lnilla utt of his Majesty's. Postmaster-General, FRANCIS FREI.:LING, Secretary. IiVANTED immediately, an -EXPERIENC to 1.113 ‘ YOUNG MAN in tks I tair-drel4 . ng >S 71n . ess, inct e, ~. Mc. ,N EATO to Liverpool, on Fntia7 the .11bt, str 414 at P. and 11.. Hepatic, lied - timer, '1 iebloorne eet, Go d en-square. BY ORDER OF GOVERNMENT. 'l nn; PUI3LIC is respeetinltv informed that , in consequence of our repre.ientatiffil to Government, ` HI!! ine onven i ene e i that must arise front the Drawinq of tit"i .`.T.ATE LOTTERY ott the Day following the General giring,the I.ortlsottlwTre:r4ury have directed, by an _r:er in the Gazette, that the Urawing shall Wit: place on • 4, Ath cifJANUARY instead of the 14th, its, heretofore ad- Vet4ised . RICEIARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. sway'. zuid c. MA, 1811. CONGR VTULATION. ••P`o - 11 StrrekArroker, Cornhill. and 18. :Cu...entry-street, congrothilatss the Tuthilc on their Good Fortttoe au o;hiainin4 the Two 'rhee:ht, Thousands, and : all the othei• gyeat Prizes the last Lottery, The Two last Privet . of 13,0001., tte only Twt ,f Unil No. 18,834, a Prize 61 10,6001. were sold at his forttnutie thlices, The NEW Lorrgnx I)rowing the 14th 3 Anllit y, ni ' rontzhins 'rign'.l2o, l lool. oof 100)001. with tile nsnlstothei Capitals, and only 11,000 Ticktts. TICKETs and SCARES, in a tariety oiNtunbers, Are now en Salt' at Oho truly fortunate Offices as ?shore, MILITARY IkiTlTuff.ON, CHARLTON, KENT, . Near Woolwich Common. . /11 U. 11()NIAIEY, 'late Messrs, BONNY c.v.,I:I4F, and 1-10N•OlglY, - continues, with pi•oper ! is cittaitts, to instrua young peatletuen designed tur the i t NIY, fur the Royal 'Artillery and lingineeri, for -the ii t 'J, a tAlilit I l'y CoNO at Marlow.; and for the service of the I, 4 ,.;'',,iiitm. litatiCotupatty; in.the vatious branches of a lklili. ...''''. l 4t - at ion. , ti un u. t he Plan elstudies, the terms - , the rules and ,regultc-, K ei . l ! °f the Institution, apply to Mr. Po:limey, Charlton, ratA.u . '. E .,•,,li t t t n c l . to,Messrs. Long - Aatt and Co, floOlivellerii Pater. Phis i: I ' . , • tw it —t tablishittent; Whirli existed long before the Royal ist t i u). " ' li ege at Marlow, and that at Croydon; ..a..- sub in 'I . in its present forty for more than twenty years, and k '4u-tithe immediate •iteighbuttAnuct of the Warren 1tud,D0c1i .....1140d near tilt' ,:pot where the artillery practice and other ZIP 7 ex,s,ci„, ate daily perforated , * 0 kers having leave of absence may . live with ttic . - Fit- I ": 11 Y, and ho privately instruciecl in Own . owD Itotnia. dew t t. : . i t S a l t ft i ; P . . 1 :1 1 11 ! " s . i ‘ a l t 11;NirtT,:,.tis.b°:id3;;:l. i xP c i l rl l A' ' ‘ ',, t l4 7 l ,l )t b :.° '; (l i f) etet.l h iy ".l'!. l. 6111 a 7 = 1 'r' :. I ' 4l en .N Zeaf;thtl,'&c. Society , ' ... - - So t ;t u ,t publi4heti, nt. Edition, handsoondy printed o, in Quo , tn. Price ". 4 (v 4 " 01, k,' greatly enlarged by *considerable lulditions, voyAG RouNI) IVORLD. ity 3014:s . tii, ", k Pl!t entertainment *e have experienecd in.the perusal of. „"Yuges of Coliintboo, Raleigh,' De (4anta, Pralce, Cook,: trampler, are 4till fresh in our itienioriei; . and we seem ct " , eet old fricas impruved ciretnnstancrs when we revi . tis i‘ )v *it t b i :.lr. Turnbull map?' of the Places first .. made known to leash)... con trn„i: discoverers. I ins oyase forms a p ne..p.ourous and suspicions narrzttives of 'French iiollaNe, almost mein.pulised the n:,,. ,ctitre of tti, ~ -1 '" - ""Icrs. To sach productions we are glad to oppose of Mr, l'urtibull's emmuunications, and to klie theta the. patronage of the I.lriti,li Iteriew."—:British ' 4 '; , e'sv for October, 1813. • ‘ V ,e IMre.tiebLono boot more gralitied than with the addi wni.:h thi s ;/,y.,ge makes to our knowledge of distant to untries. " . , tr ra t. consider it as one a the most interesting hoolot of h .. which have appeared fur to my years.7—Edittbargh cvie.t v „ lf 4 , 1d, •7 11 . Turnbull .deseriptions have the merit of noyclty, ve helieve, the most erect te. ti luse of Ststrong p thinking mind."—;•Arellires „ 4 1re. 11/414tri1 rated for Maxwell, Bell-yard ;. and C, Chapple, Pall - ' 441(1 by all the llookseller,.. 11r,,, —"` IND-COUOEI CURED. WITHOUT 1NW.1.1" , ..0 ME , •. , DICISE. . ItOCIIE'S 1301 - 41f.' EMBRO;;.1TION. , • ANY Thousan(!s or cliiitheo. are cured . a.i -,,. , ri , linally by 4 tlii, tieniedr. On the first attack, an ini - . ve t wilde application of ROCHE'S ElliitOCATiON will• pre .ft t d I;_lte cunt hint t‘tking,any hold of the eoust 4u:ion, and a it' 'nay com pi clay core. In the nicst obstionitc' caNeu • , ;4 ;..”cllinee will prodnce the desired eth et ; and no re oledy i s tu ' . ''t Ro well c.tleulated for ehildren ti.: , this, for it require:, • , 'lledicine to lie taken inwardly. [... r i i ci nuton Conglis thit Medicine is equally ellicacions anti v.4 4 .„ } c ' 1 11 14 4 ,0. e1ied-uti for ' Men, Women, a usl Childret.t, as safe and y' i g 14.1") ea " caniltitt Medicine be ermine, un!eii .iignril on ttly, t . r ' ll l`tr 03' 4, R9Viid and every stain!) the naine of F. ' • f 146 ;',,.`" , ,,V 6 ll4t.'l'aut's ehttrch-yard (who is the only V;11,„;Ie ''.: '' tOttl t. l: '`.' 4l. ..), cncroved Sberrou. Price 4s. and 11..:5, prr 3 14 411).11 171.1LTY- 0 IFIC.E Dcc. so, 1810. N OTICE is hereby given, that a Smsion m Oy and Terntiowr and Coal Deiiecry, for the Trial of. Of fences eornmit!ed on the IlighSeas, within the Jririsdi'etian .4(larally of England,wm be held at Justice Hall, in t 4 ,.. Old Lond,m, in Friday, the 21st of Jan. nc.rt, at Eight o'Cloch in the Morning. J. Tr. OWNER, BUISACH. THE value of 'Dr. FREENIAN's GUTTA SALA:TAMS has been so long proved, that no thin of the preseni day can hear a , conipetition with it, in all the different stages of a certain DiseasT, which it, ef actually •cares, and eradicates frointhe habit, without escciz nig' the painfutfeclings MILI exposure tly.t attend Salivation— withmitdehilitating the Constitution in any degree, or evvii the iring confinement from business, or re.trietion of diet.— The radical virtues or these• inestimable Drops have proved their claith to public :ipprObation, for inure than :a) years. -In all the debility of both Sexes, they proie a never-failing KC sarative,-.lVbether the debility k produced' by too fete flit of slerettry, lir illicit ple4stire;-, or the &vets or a warns climate. 4to-rinut - , twee vogatikeirt,bl,. thended too strongly, as they will receive a Safe. sr:eilv, and coinplete Curt., iu .tll 4.141 ,t.n131)..rn f;leets, m 441 eve, v Werth neiks affects ilit ~i adrive 'and Orkinns of Urine. liy its,ef fleecy many Woni,ii hiive become N1,..t hers, whofor many years h ai l b ee n deprive,' t Sold, wholcsult• and ret.O! at It. Butler's ch em i ca l, D rug , and Patent I‘letticine %Val dowse, 4, Clicapside corner of St, Paul's •Church-yard, Londu t ; Sharp and Itelam, Ports mint h • Jones, Weston, Allutit, Portsea; Hall and .lAm:ton, Gosport; Coleman and Jacob, Sheerness; Pock,. Ross and Turner, Hull; Hoxland and Cookworthy, ' Granville Nettleton, and Gilbert, Plymouth ; Kivu and Lloyd, and Swinney anti Co, Bimiingham; Billinge, Edwards, and Penny, and. Lathburv,. Liverpool ; Stuinci and Lynch, Manchester; Trewman.tsctet ; Smith, Mandenon,' Rea, huff, Scott, and Baxter, Edinburgh ; liaxter,trrl Macdonald, ; Bulgen and Szevenson and Co. , s:orwich ; Swinfen, Leicester ; Dunn and Stu two, Notting-. ham ; and retail.by most Country Medicine Veadcrs, in Bt . /us at as. 9d. and Cs. eat:h. UES DAY, DECEMBER Tilfi LtGIRLATIVE BODY. STRASBURG ) DEC I s444'fic General Staff of the division has received the 'ktnnexed letters. LET'rEk FRONI COLONEL Cil CONI'MANDANT D'ARD.IES AT HUNINGUEN: " General,--I have the honour to send you my Ltloretz, reihtive to an affair of the hi4hest importance. It was no less than ta in-o -lio:11 to deliver the fortreSs confided to my de fence to the enem y , for' a 'sum. of 600,000 livres for tovself. the Cross' Of, Afarla Theresa, and an estate in Austria: - M:- moritz, my Adjutant, %vas to have, be sides,•2so,ooo'livres for himself, •to induce him to act in Nuch a.manner as to gain nit over. 11e was also promised a. decoration, anti a more ele vated rank. This morning, about ten o'clock, my Adjutant, received an express, pressing hint to repair to Basle,. immediately, to the ,high street Faubottrg Pier r 4.,• Vront . thence he was conducted by another person to the Clown, where lie was presented to Franenberg, a Bavarian General Officer, attached to General Lichtenstein, .front whom. Frauenberg had powers to treat with me, or with tay ~Idjulant, trho will .tell you the manner in tvhich I was to deliVer tip the place. " If the enemy wishes to havelt, they Must ob tain it front the cannon's mouth. Never will •.1 nor my Adjutant disgrate'our epauletes by srich an acz of perfidy, being entirely devoted, to our So vereign and the country. I have the honour to , be, with resrect, Gene ral, your most humble arid most obedient servant, • CHANCEN "The Colonel Commautlant.d'Arwei." " IfunninOn, Dec. 15 , ISM!! LETTER FROM CAPT. SANS, ADJOINT DE PLACE COM mmgaixo FORT MORTIER, AIMIESSEI) TOCOCO. NEL KLtNGTER, COMINIANDANI D'ARAMS AT NEW " Monsieur lc Commandant—l have the. ho nour to inform you, that in consequence of a let ter which I received this morning. from Old welt, and Aid) 1 have the:h4noar to transn'it to von, I repaired to one of the Islands of the Rhine, where I found.theSicur Herbst, merchant,, at the said Old Brisach, who told me that yesterday the Austrian General Gtiilay; Commander' Ot the troops of the enemy coming to that City to in spect the garrisnn,,consisting of from '5 tO t3OOQ nito ; the inhabitants ,having retllLtiLd that a movement of the troops was intended, applied to the said General, requesting him to spare their unfortnnate city, which bad already_been burnt in 1793. "'fiat General 'ansWered them, that:there was ns other, minas to spare the effusion of blood be t en). t hitt .ite filtd ''beta=-Sinter rimi, s b particularly. acquainted with me, anti had 'given hint pertu'ssion to come to speak to me, that,if I would deliver up Fort Mortier, I should have for reward a million in specie, Or the •rank which I might require in the coideseen armies ; that he knew well that I was a man of honour, and that to screen the from my Government, he would cause ai false attack to be made,' and that then, as if surpsized by the enemy, I might deliver up the fortress. " The Bieur Herbst requested for this purp os e to have an interview with me to cons ult c,oleern ing this affuir. I answered tloit General f)y the intervention of the said Sieur Herhst, that I was ready to receive him with my artillery. • " I have the honour, Monsieur Commandant, to be with respect, your humble servant, 4.S:INS . , the C.:tptain Adjoint tle place, , • cl•tiiiitildridittir' Fort M9rtici " Ot.o Rrtt9ACH, DEC. 12. Monsieur Commandant purpose of ,the present letter is only to. request you to come to-morrow morning, at . seven o'clock, to the place which the. bearer, our. friend, M. Anselm, will paint out to'you. We shall be there quite alone, to inform you of a matter which interests you much; burin order to explain it properly (for it is a thing of the greatest consequence), we 'desire that you would bring Madame, your spouse, with you, but no other person, for ,we can only explain ourselves to, you and your spouse; wish ing only your happiness, as you wish ours. " You must come with Madame your spouse only ; for one of us -only comes with a boktmaii In the mean time we salute yoo and Madaine your .spouse most cordially. • (A, Troe Copy) (Sig twa) . "HERBST. Tbe•colpueleinnan4aut d'Arnies K.tingter," • . ISVONAPARTN'S " Weelatantes vietoires not illitstrZ!. les armes Franenises dans cette (limp:lgoe ; des defeetions, sans example, (Hit CCS vietoires fandles ; tont R tourn6 enntre nous ; IH France m6oi,e se- Tait en danger, sans Penergie et Punlon des Francais, " Daus cos granites circonstances, ma pretaiere pensee a 616 de vuus appeler pres de , mon ca.ur a besoin de la presence et.de l'affection de me SitietS. Je Out; jamais 646 s6duit par la prosperit6, l'adversit6 inetrtlltVerilit au-dt.ssus de set latent es. " Pal plusieurs fuis donn6 la paix aux nations larsqu'ellrs avuient tout perdu. Dune part de Ines conqu&es, J'ai6lers::: des trines pour des ituis qui neont abandonn6.‘, PUVLIIS concu et' exceut6'des grands - desseins pour la proverit6 et le boulieur du monde ?.11u narque et I'Cre, je seas ce Tie la pi). Monte A. la steurit6 ties trOiles. tt n ceite des Des negoeiations Out 6.t6 entaqhles aver: !Vs l'uissances Coalis6es. adli6rt au): haNes preliminaires qu'etics oat presente'es. J'avais dons; Vevoir qu'avant I'utivertnre4e Bette Sosion, is Congrs [PRf - CE SIXPENCTI-ItA/.PriMR7. du l'ilanbeint et- r trit .reuni de nouveaux .r. 4 eiirds . , gni fie mint pits,al tribas„a' hi Frante; ctit d'ilrer6 ce mnineUt flits presNe le vo. , ti du in&ncle, " onto:int:peon VOUS commuiticptat toutes les pieces'originale6 cpti se tronvent tin pnrte-tettille de mom i)epartement des Alitires Ltran...Cres. Vous en prendrez connaissance par l'intersi4cliare dune connuission. Les Oratcurs de mein Cotuteil voitsierimt co.iniiitre ma volont6 stir cet ottl(.t. " Men nc s'oppuse de ma rill an ret: t hlisse ment de lit rtibc• ertotiois et je 11.0'1 0113 lea secithnens des . Francais. .le.clis des FrAticgis, Wen est uncut deli desist la pttix e.tt Fix de l'houtieur. C'est regret que' le demande it cc rpeuple genereux. .4.1 e nouveaux sacrifices ; mai§ soffit command.4i pac,ses plus nobles et sea plus chers , intert'ts. renforcer 'ties amines" par de 'tionihretises lev&s: 18suncions MC traitent avec se ctirit6 cpt'en deployant tomes ]curs forces. r accro;s.. , einent dan's les reeeries devicut inclispen. sa.ble. Ce que man Alinistr,e cics Finances eons proposera est confornie an systente - cle finances Clue j'ai etahl6, noun feroll3 face it tout suns em 'ula qui consomme l'aveuir, et sans papier mon nai dui est le plus grand ennetni de l'ordre social. .le suis yatisfait ties sentimens que tu'ont n4ntrils daus cette circonstunce Ines penple4 • "I a Dancmarek et Naples sold seals rest 11- delA a man alliance. " L t liepOlitine des Etats-I/n*ls d'Amerique continue avec. succ& la guerre " reeauuu la neuttalite des 19 Cantons Suisses. ,Senateiirs—;- . Conseillers . d'El7t—Deputrs des Departemens {tea Corps 14,,vislatif,—Vo t ts et 6 ,; les organes natitreli de dc trOne west a %roils de .don ner thine euergic qui t:ecomiande mitre 'generation aux generations futures, All'ulles ue (then pas de ntips--11s ont s,acrifid les premiers into: ets do pays ! ils opt reconnti les kis pie An gleterre a diuretic en vain, pendant quatre siccics, ii imposer a la France ! . peoples ne penvent pas eraindee qne la politigite de !env Empereur tralskse jamaislr►t;laiie nationale: vc awn cot pal la eonliance glue Francais Li erunt eonstanment dignes ti'eux et ae inui THE ARMY. Ajletachrnent' of .the 16tli Re intent tnurclicil from Winclieirer on Thnrsthty, On their route to 'Woolwich, to trinbark for Ncn' 4outh %Voles. A det,achtnent: front the 67th DepBt is under for India. and will march to the Depot in tue vretitti week. Pepot of the 56t1) reginit nt is ordered to be removed to Jersey, and marched on ThursdaT for Portsmotith, to.embark. We hear that the Ist Welt York Militia, enm ma,nded by Earl Fitzwilliam, and 1800 Strong (being the first regiment that did duty at the Dartmoor depat), have,. in tok), Officers and men, volunteered for foreign service. The whole officers and men of the "Nairnshire Local Militia have offered to do ditty in any part of the United Kingdom where th e i r services may be deemed necessary by Governm en t. • . On \Verities(lnv 182 men, who had volunteered from the Royal, Forth Gloucester Militia, to verve 'in the Stith regiment, with Captains Cooke and Gregory, and Lients. Miller, Bayley, and Watts, e:nberlicd.:at Dublin, for Liverpool, to join the 24i battalion, now serving -wader I.:c►rcl Veiling. ton. 'At a meeting of the. Colonel and Officers of the Herefordshire First Regiment' of ~ Loca l on Saturday, it WO inanimciosly resolved t o o ff er their services to GUvernment, to: do garriso n d itty ont of the county for the space..of forty-two thlys, under the lute Act, and Col:Matthews has sign.fi ed the,-ante through .the . Lord Lieutenant, to the Secretary of State. . Thu spirit of loyalty and patriotism which ,Las ever animated the inhabitants Of Lanotshire, is daily. developing: ,The Officers, Non-eotinnis, sioned officers, drummers and pr ivates. composin g the FirSt Regiment of 'Middietem Local COMlltalidea by Lieut. Colonel Wood, have ottani. tnously volunteered their services- to 'any part. tf• Great Brit.lin the officers of the Oldham Retti meat of Local Ai 044* have ‘,4"..;0 unanimously w.t. lttntrereti t o extend their services tice(xding to the acre LOCIII Militia Act. - Ninedeserter s were landed on Thursday at Fl y , mouth, under an escort, anti conveyed to the Guard. They were taken with some rrepri t pri soners in the late battle at St. jeon tie Loz.. 'On Saturd,ty the Officers of the North Devon' Local Militia (Lielt..-Col, Bov.ts Counnarrl:wt), dined tpgether tit the Golden Lion Inn, staple,. when they unanimously rooked to (410 , an extension of their services to any part of rear Britain. A singular circumeance took plaCe. about a week' ago in the neighbourhood of Pettritb, A farmer, who had always expre.sed a great aver. siun to baptizing or christening, had a chA(l which died, and in consequence of his preililect jun that none of the ehildren should undergo the ce remony, the pikriship!lOS refused it burial, and ap plication was Made at Penrith, where a grave was prepared; but previous to the timu of interment, tite circumstance came to the knowledge of the worthy Vicar, wh o ord ere d the grave to be filled np again. When the child was brOnght to the town, they were much disappointed at what had taken place, and, after, waiting a length of Urns to no purpose, were necessitated to return helm s: , and seek out for segue other place u burial. OFFICE OF atth.y.d.vcr.:, Dec. IRI3. T H E PRINCIPAL: OFFICERS of His Md. JESTI"S ORD,WINC4 , do hereby giee Notice, That Proposals will be reveiced at their (Wee in Pall-Mall, on or before Tnesday, the 4th day ofJannary next, front such Persons as nay be willing to undertake the Supply of Two Millions and Fifteen Thousand BRICKS of tle descriPllon and qualities undermentionte, and to be &Worrell on the Ord nance Sezitive, al North !lyric Cotuznon,in the County of Middlesex. The' Bricks thirst he delivered upon eny part of Ole Ctiieni:Ae inquired by Me Or . ibiani.o gbrieer'statiOned there, and as the intended Scher of the'flesi4ling are natinstne died, contiguous to the (anal, some Carting mill be requir ed. The Bricks to be delivered in the Proportion's following, 803,000 good, hard, sound, common, stock Bricks, and , 400,000 ditto picked ditto, on or before the 31st Nlarch, IFts. 600,01)0 good, hard, sound, common Stock Bricks. 300,000 ditto picked ditto; and 15,000 good washed maim • Cotters, on or before+. this 30th Jane' following. 'And liirther Particulafrt, together with the Terins and Con ditions al the Contract, luny be known at Me Secretary's Ore, zn Pall-Mall, aforcsainv, any Day betieeen the hours of Ten and Four o' where the Proposals - must he deli vered; se7ded up and indorsed " Proposals' for Bricks at North • Hyde Common ;" bat no *Proposal : can lie admitted aftcr the said 4M of January, at TaTlee o'(:lock at Noon of Me same day, neither, will any Tender be noticed, un less the Party Making it, or an i/gent in hit behalf, sisal attend. •1 y Ordcr of ti u Board, N. If. CltElf', Secntary. ' DEBILITY, STRICTURES, &c. ~. . . . 1 N OLHZ Gl' 1) by the tibiforirl Success Alb» 1.. / • J. I A tending tli.!ir peculiar metbod of Treatment in - the Cut (,I;i prevaleut Complaints, which has been confinyt. ed by Illy exlierienee Mans . years in a lari4e and extensive practir ; sensible a!s of tin happy c Gets resulting to the Public front Mcdical llen their attention to a cer tain crass of (i 0 and CO. continuo to th ree! 11.-tr studies to inns , Wheys arising from a secret do struel ire habit Of ifrinLid, rate South, which not only nem ' Sion, a intinevAictrain ot Nervous Affections, bat a l so enta i ls on it , solar i a t the enervating of old age. In th . nt state.rif Debility or Deficiency, whether the • coii,clii-nee of such baneful Ilabiis, cast sire chinking, t ong rk,ide!“ , e hot cliusutea, or tiny other cause, by which the • poli et, of the Constitittion become. enfeebled, Lei regularly educated Sitrrgeons of Linitlon, they offer a - firm, fate, and speedy ReAtoration to sound and vigorous l•lealth. ' • Where tin early application is ,stale for the Cure of a CETI TAIN DiSOß.Dlitt frequently contracted in a moment of inebriety, the eradivation goner illy comploted in the short spade Of two days; and in 1 wore :oleati`eed and invc*.erate stture% - of Vener , tl Infection, cliar!cter . t.iell by a vari e ty o f paiainl and distruising syloptom., st perseveranee in their plan (without restraint in diet or - exercise) will imeare to the Patient a permanent mid radical Cure. - The Diseases of the Urethra, ns frequently connected with t or arisim.; from 'the above Camplaint, have not escaped their • ott , ntinn; by an. infallible and iniprOved•Plan, they are en , a:Aecl to remiive obstinate Gleets and Strictures, whether re , cent or of long duration, without resorting to the nod dongerons use of the Caustic. Many instances can • be atiduced of very inveterate eases , of sevt•vaiyears conti-; 'nuance,- having yielded to their Method in a few days, .after the cure had been attempted by other Practitioners without effect; and auch has been the a;;Teeable result of a Praetkee of Fourteen Years, that the Mode of Treatment has not, in ! one single instance, tier priived abortive, during which pa rind many thousand persons, tit' both sexes, have experienced . the enjoyment of having been perfectly cured, after se . Vere and injurious methods bad been persevered in to uo 1 purpose I Messrs. GOSS and Cw. exclusively proles:sing' the Cnre of the , e partivolar Coiurlaintso in order that that they May not 1 - be,bps a mistaken few, marked 'e,•ith the obloquy so justly attlebed to the ignorant Fmitlric, think it hut -justice to themselves to state, that they „have been properly can , cated and initiate.d into every branch of the profession ccer. ,•• titit ales of which, f:o.a diti,rent hoSpitals, and trstillionitil& from the most emiiient 4,:ians, they have to aniline, any inquirer , OMt the soccess resulting from t i beir endea 7 i vow ,: eil them to quit the practice of the gen e ral Practitioner, and th‘. % , presume that their pretensions con : s t4•ite. a. fair ground for the b een olibet conlidPncelto with k...hich they have, by the Pubilic, s 116,N - ed. • . , Patii-nts in the country arc. reque s ted to state the phrticit i,,r, (11dui,. t.:0,, , , 21 ; ;18, itolt nt.totier ta- 114111;1, int:twing a Hank Note, for Ali vice and 11, dic!m , r, 4n d the s. v ouo win h e for varth:(i t o it - ay part of the 1.11100111; `„ '' ' ' ' , , GOSS and Co. 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