The Sun. — London, England, 1807-09-08 00:00:00

• ; . , • *,. ,A,ll/1‘ 1:4 , • # i•-• "41 1 -11 4 7 ;S: 1 < . . . 11 • • • • • * • •- 14 '; >: : 1; kr..%• ‘:4* - • • , 7I " • " •• / TUESD A: _l l. , 8, 18-:(.). NUA,11.1,E,13. 4674 piirbt IDOEildtb PRIM .OF FORTY THOUSAND POUNDS. NOT TWO I3LANKS TO A PRIZE, • • And nn Prize of less Value than Twenty Pounds. EW STATE LOTTERY,forTwenty Thousand Tickets, on an INI P 140 V E 0 PLAN, begins Draw., 'N ' Ing 06tober-zoth, 1807. SCHEME. 1 Prize of ,C 40,500 ' - - . - - - Zo,ooo . 2 . - - - - 2.),000 4. .. • -. . • 40,000 2 . . - - . 10,000 S - -- .‘ - . s,cou • 5 • - - - 5 03 - 2,scici 23 - • - 2,c) , a S°So - - - - 2 .5= ,0 ;OQO - 25.9 4 1 9 Prizes of Tickets %ow in the Supplemen- ,20 each .. . .'' . isookoo; • tary Lot tery,worth . GUIDE TO THE PROPERTY - . CT. • This Day was published, price Ss A Second Edition (with Additions and C0rre41 ,4, 5) of A . GUM.E, to the PROPERTYAqT ,46 Geo. 3. with Tables of Cakulatinn, Cates of. Illustration, and Explanatory 'Nines. ..1:-,ken crw. the best Authorities. 'Published by Joyce Cold, ‘,3. Shoe-lane, who publishM the ExpotitiOn of the Property Aa in 4803. PICTU4LLI NG OFFiCk, Yuty E eo,11:111SSIONR118 fiir VICTU'ILLI NG • Si I Pl' do herelyirive Mike, Tbat rfi 11 t trtsetJy eke iOth if Sept. ; new, , tbe, wll be ready to re.. CtiVe Tenders in Tvriting (seaied treat for sttebtsean. lilies j I KISH BEE F P(lttic; di' the best quality, an.l ry he cured in the ensuing teasln, the reiresive Merchants and Lhiltrt therein‘ may ibint propir . ta Otie..:hird part iherel to 6e p.w&ed iot ff elf Pancheons ; paella! Tierce: ; and the'rentliniiriOne-ilila ;tart in barrels; to 4e delivered brio :I:fajescjos is at 11 . 1404 l'prunoutb, and PO.- R~FLECTIUk~~ ON TN'S IiEdOE RUSWA AND kilelNCa 11 t ith the uirnostetircfidence th it we 111(.• attentioo ()four Readers to the tbOowing Remarks; theY are equally vigorous and profound, and evince a kitow. ledge of general P'olitics, and a justness of reasening out probable contingeucks, which has been rarely suyassed6, They appear for the first time in English.] This Day was published, mice 4s. stitched.- THE NAVY POCKET PAYMASTER and P.RizE,AG.ENT. Containing the most clear and accurate - Information relative to Officers' Pay, Seniedi's ! Wages and V.Vills ' Allotments, Sick .Quacteri,- - Hospital, Prizes. Provisions, Chest at Greenwich, new rte. , gulations for. Medical 't )tfteers, Hospital Surgeons and As sistapts; comprising the. most interesting Information to Officers, Seathen, Marines, Soldiers, - clic. or their Repre senksilips. - I Tit ear are events a thousand times more grief; ous t -aithousand times tnore• ruinous, to a people ) than the Hiss of baffle. ;Irwib s ev.i.kio the API. g Si its k St. Cad:trines, in regular irrorii,gs (616:4 4PlCiipfigq qfCash3,.6 , tbetiriods , un. der. mewl* • Cto,ooo l'ickets. ONE FIXED CAPITAL. ‘ 2 57,' 00. When we enter upon a war, we know, but tod. well, that 'the chande of victory Is uncertain, and fiat the just:.:St cause is not afways secure•fratn On Demand, 'MEN CY- POUNDS will be paid for every SUPPLEMENTARY TICKET brought to this Of fice, anti in proportion for every Shire sold At this Office, on Or before the 16th November, 1837. The Holders of eicly such Ticket or Share, not receiving Money, will be entitled to their Chance in the Supplementary Lottery, which begins .awing t9tn November, and contains the tollowing times : z Prize of . £20,600 - Is - - iCAo.OOO a. - - . . . 11,000 . S - - -- - - 5.00, 5 - to - - - • Jo° - ISOo issz Prizes. £63,000 TICKETS and SHARES ar,7. on Sale pt WA ItNEly_s Licensed Lottery Office, No. 16, Conlin'', lacing the Royal Exchange. Every Purchaser of a Ticket or Share in the above Lottery, bf to,ooe ickets, will be entitled to such Benefit as shall belong to the said Ticket or Share in the principal and Sup. elementary Lotteries. , e TATE LOTTERY SCHEME for 1807, on a iJ NEW PLAN. Begins Drawir.E the zoth of °dither, Cid finishes the 14tlx of November, 1807. i Prize of Lp.otr , - . Is - . - £4 o heoc , 2 A $ -.-- - - 1000 s ' Soo .10 1001 • Zoo', So *- .- . • So 11000 , PriZes .of Tickets ZS 2 . 5,v00 soon in tile Supplemrn ) tary Lottery, valu . 20 each . . . . - lio,ooo c.., if sold, at Iligm.mare. 01.0.71,110.1.11. /:..! , lienefit Tickets. 3C 2 5), 00 * .......--,:. . . ac), , icei rickets. And, os an undoubtec l testimony al the Value;of a Sup. itlementaly ticket, 1 wi I pay, on demand, at the Ric W a • Prize r , r every Tilt or Share drawn a Supplementary it sold at anther of my Olhees, and offered for Sale • iii on or refore the ,6th of Nevemner, 1807, Wing - three 1741 before the Supplemental - ) Lottery Wgins Drawing ; or Holders or such Tickets ur Shares after that nine will be intsiled to the Chance of every Prize in the Supplementary tutnery, which into consist of the 6coo Numbers above al lude(' to, and will be determined by tine tolloWing Scheini s 30 begin Drawing 1 1 . 9t0 Novembyr, and end-the Goth., • SUPPLEMENTARY LOTTERY SCIIVNIF,. I Prize ot , - . kz),- 0 - - is - - - ,C2.0,0a0 • . I 10,.00 3 - . loco S 100 5 ' 2500 0 6060 Tickets. ,4763,c00 N.B. Plesie to obserire the First-drawn Ticket on the fifth D.ay of the First Lottery will be entitled to . 4ooeiel. leaving; all the other Capitarrrizes both in the l'filic;p.tl and Supplementary L»tteries CK rrs and SHA R LS are now selling JAMES. BRANSCOMB. and Co, at their Lucky Lottery cillLes;. No. rt, Holborn, 37, Cornhlll, and 33, ilaprurket, Not Two Blanks to a Prize, and tne Flues paid'on De. - thud. O NOBLEMEN AND OTHERS OF LMWE LANLi- EU pROPEKTY. • ..• COUNTRY GENTLEMAN, fifty Yel r g old, parieztly acquainted with Country A Ittirs,ll4 found. out that it. large Family now-is not so essii, iirovided for as formerly, carers his services -to. any ( 3. Others - , possessin g large landed property, aS Agedt and Manager of their landed concerns ; but he caiihot accept - of a situation worth less than '4)01. a year... This appears large, but fora 'Attie and mismanaged Estate lt 1.0 the advantages which an honest •slid attentive in: pi luay Tender it ; aclvatisilnents are the objcd . or just and, general suspicio.i, but that suspi c i on i s , not always corß!eA. If any one, wanting 'such • assistance, : will dirocl' to A. 8.. Salopiall Coffee - house. Charing.eross,.ihey will be ansWersid in a teW days by such references as will ell,:ctually calm stui r It must be distinctly uncleistuoti that lie dues not With for a situation ttnless he is -likely to 'ilit . iiroye the coti— cgru double or treble the amount of his salary.- SeCulity to Any icasonableattiount Will b.:. given.-. , . - DANCING AND SINGINO.-2PRIVATE INSTKUC. 'IION. MESSRS. ALLEN and PRINCE ill fortti the Public, the Teachlng at. No. to. Urea Alio-street. Coottinates-fields,oand. East End of the:'l'uwit, is tiov‘.carrieo On by and on accountvi Mr. Prince solely; and tho Teaching tilt No. ;9. Sherrant.street, Golden-square, and %Vest E n d of .the To%vn, by and on account ofMr. Allen. But on their Ail! prathsing Evenings and other occasions they propos e atsisting each other. • individually beg leave to declare, they " vill continue .to grou n d th e ir ciz i iins to extensive and Tl:SpeartbiC patronage, , on the unremitting exertion of their utmoAt abilities for the impr...vement of their Pupils. Ladies and Gentlemen of anyage f whto balk never acquit. - - eri thC ACQPlnPilibinent of Dancing, Singing, Of EAStrlinWt:tal Music, may be:assured of leaning them expeditiottslY. -enti6cally, and quite in private, at their Acatierrite, YETERBOROUCII FULHAM. , TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, • • By Mr. WHITE; by Order of the Etecutors of John Meyriek, Esq. deceased. under the authority of an A o,t of Parliatn,nt, the lattcr end . • of September instant, or the beginning of October, • ' . 1 6i . 1,1, that . : .capital FRE4'HOtn PROMRTY, reterbOlouFhi-lous6, an elegant modern Man sion, with Pleasure Grounds, Gardens, °tikes, &c: Com plete, surrounded by a valuable Estate of nearly so Aents of 4 f and, lying entirely compsitt, most desirably .11)4 Ociii;littully litpatett on the Sinith side of the King's Pi;v;ite net. i'atson's Green, Fulham, Navin •- a m , st cum,: v.: .tiontage lueitt that Road, enclosed with lofty Watts ,and Park' Palioit, three.M des only from tlyde Park Comer. The' Preinises and Estato to be viewed only by Ti,iko z ,, Voltielt May-be:had of Mr: White, Storey's Gan:, Wrstinin. Star, who. will .send therm, by.beingiavoute , l with tt „d_ tit-.!Ns f,f the party applying, L.N;sc.riptive Paiticulins are Preparing. Ily , I. I. MAXWELL Of the Han. Society.of the Inner Temple, Author of the • svi . rit of Marini Law, dra. Published by H. 1) iyinonili, Taterthestek:row ; Cold tiaj Shoe.lanc, Fleet-strew. TO S Ri'S Printed for Longman, II IICSt, RCN, and Orme, Paternoster. row. URAL SPORT'S. By W. B. 'DANIEL% In rime Vo 9„uartri, il."t7s 6d., and Three Volumes. Oefavo, il. 5.5. in b , ardu New Echii'nis„ con - sA, rable . Additions and A ftera:ions, errtbeli+sP cat with 73 fine Engravings (including threat new °heti by Seen', Lthcisee r, .Ton duns, and others. z. 1 tie Sportsman's Cabinet ; or, Ntorrea nelineation the various Dogs used in the Sponsor- the Field, including the Canine Race in genersl • consisting of a Series of 'Engrllv ngs by Scott, of every (I)6th:6oin:cal, tram original Paintings, taken from •lik,. by Reinagle; interspersed w. I),:autiful Vignettes engraved on Wood. by a Veteran Sportsman, in two vols. 4to. price 71. 7s. in boards. 3. The Shooting Directory. By R. B. Thornhill,, Usq. In one Vol. 410. with elegant Eitgravings,by Meatlautt, pttce 11. ita. 6i1.. in ooards; also a superior Edition, with t&: Plates coloured after Lite,_ prite-31. 3s. in boards. • 4 , Th e Outline; of the Veterinary Art ; or, he Principles' of Metheitie, as - applied tia a Knowledge' of the Sitiletute, Functions, and Economy of the Horse, the ax , the Sneep, and the Dog ; and to a more scientific and sticcessfut Manner of treating their vari i'is . .l)iseas.:s. By Delabere fesSor of Animal Medicine, In two large s ois. Syd,. With AnatomiL . al Hates, prise 11..55; 5, Snorting Aturcdotes, Original and Selea ; Charaeteristie. Sketches, of eminent Persons wbo -have. Opt: pAred on the Turf. 'By an Amateur S p.m In - 80. illustr.itcd by several .Engravings, price 'JOT. 6d. SUR It EY-. • KNIGHTS' HILL.. M-116iSlON-110USE nud I,AND„ The Property of I it,: late Lord '1 R LO w. t;E" $Ol. 0 11 3 1" AM: " By PETIat COXF., At Garraway's Coffee-house, cad t rid.tr the It th Day of Sep• temb;r, 184, at Tivelve.o'Cleek, • thiless prey iotgly Disposed of by l'rivate Contra.', of which • . doe Notice will be given,tii rr HIS Truly. D esirable and Valuab4 FALB- A HOLD and COPYHOLD ESTATE, Lund, and splendid Mansion, with suitable . attached and tlera:..bed '0 hoes, Farlii•-prd acid , . Out-butlilings, replete with every and abbut r to Acres of excellent produetirp .Nlea dvo o and Pasture Land • fanning altogether a' ritostiorrartant Durmin, fit. for (hp I.csidence of a Family of the first tion. The Mansion contains a noble suite of Apartments oh t he principal story, handsomely embellished, spacious and (Tit venient, with mahogany doors, plateglass to the sashes, win dow, the floor in part, oak ni)Ori 'Malted Mar.'::v paved hall, 4.l(.l,Gentl,:mant4 A partnccnts,. two stone strir,c ises, ten hild•cliallibers, totir dressing-moans, wai er-r, .sel s . 10 each floor, seven rooms in the attics, closets Until prtasts, and other convenienCics. The donx:stic Offices are •le met of every description, statxling for tour carriages, stabling tar eighteen horses, tarni•ya:(l, with . adapted bi6ldingsr Shd tercti and .conthno:lious, waltocl kitcheit•garden, arid well whited with choice. standard. espalier, arid ty.rit,fruit trees in.high ritrlcaiim. and gardener's.house adjAitting.' , The Situeltinit of is retired, amidst the most interesting - rural Scenery, commanding extensive, richly wooded, and diverSiticd prospeils, distant fire Mces.only from London, te , o . - front CambetWell,, and one Mile each ttom Streatham and Dulwich. Plans of the I. stale may ne seem, .and Pariiculari had, by appiication to Mess. Forstee, Couktt, and !;rere, 6. Lim.oin's Lilt; at Ali. "fo,etly's, Land Stov,yor, Wai wo, ;at Mr. Coaie';, ttrogmorynt-street ; and at Mr. james's ()filet!, Ni,. S, Nreoiltn.,,, , ,:ll.c:inti;-I.inc.ln's Particat lari 'may at Cloy:Vs and arravcar..4,.apit'thet tu,alein Coffee-no, se. • View the karate apply to the F:tAilifi; at the Minsidirt.;: house. RENOVATED HEALTH. • . . T bias been too'frequently the subjea of just and gent t:lat ineri.destitute oithe efeinentS of art have o:l'.:r.:d themsolves for rcut:rimi tun,i . ge (fie pr,o..ss . ioo of ph , uc • For the purpose of lit l:ir; tit the rc.iiit or our ttiirhes andexpert...ii‘e, ~to prevent its from acing classed attioo4 w!iese imprudent h.ive, cutlet:l.y fur soc,,!ty, i,„„ : ,, • to. , fa duurohly reL,ivell, we he 4 leave to miblOit to the Iph,rol a t a uif.il stitelieit of our ao I a:I.- ' qui renie , it,. M fei having receivai ti fl,%;111 it trl:diC•sf tron a 4 pupds ct MehSTS, G rti;d ii Grill ~,11 0$e /I:irefully attt.'it;ied, as piofessors and sin l i,euns of the London Hospital ; w e entered ourselves as stuchlits in that juitly celebrated se .14pol.tor medical acquire: !nein, the Royal Coll:ge of Edinburgh, and were instructed' v in ra t c ht ti t u ti l o te t r,;;T i) h: i a e i:ci c ie n s el o n c s a t ti r ;i! , o t i nni)l,tfvfiurerKreyr,y. botany, tltheoryle le . dike. by those minivan prokssors, Drs. .Ifitiro, Gregory, : Black, ' ,Dunc.iii and Ittitherforil. We trust we shall nut be deemed prestiuyiuuus,in saying that 'our prOfiCiency and *.atequireintaits are not iii..ouiiderkble. Having for a long series , of . yeaisinader Vener:al Cont platttts, and. the -various diseases 'of Debility, the particular otr,j....tt or.our studies and practice, it will, we hope, be allowed that we have acquired superior kno wjedge their.treatmentklid core. .• In slight and - recent taees of iiirettion a .perfea: tu-estaiilislunent is completed-in the short of two days ;. and in thoseof the utmost_ in veteracy, where nutterinatitlotltrs have failed of 'Sticcess,'S proper perseverance iii OW' plan or treatment . ensures to the patient a safe and radical cure. • . .• Amidst the melancholy vatiety of disorders which are the a habit .long and must unhappily pursued by the youth of both sexes,' there' are none more alarming or more - distressing than those deficiencies and debilities which fut. quently prii•vent. or embitter the matrimonial state.. To such Re; sons it must be a consUlation to know that they may now, by a new - and infallible mute of treatment, be restored to that greatest of ail Muslim -blessings, a strong, manly, anti vi&or., ous constitution. - In all cases of debility, front 'whatever came arising, as well as in every. species of venereal infeetion, 'we may be consulted by patients of eilher sex with tite•great est secrecy awl honime, stiouts of consultation tit honutlioll) att to three, and tioin 6in the evening till to at night, • - Patients in . the country are requested to state the portion ' tars of their CaSe, age, anti gthieralbabit of living, etc.stac. closins a .remittance triektiviCelndrnedic.ines, when thesatne :will tie.l:.iven.,pr sent to any: part of the kingdom. To ensure that semen') ski, essential . to 'our undertaking, the postage of 'letters n Lay to the eceotant torrnedieincs.- • antl.Co. Stargeons, No. t 07,. Hatton—garden. Nl!.:rs Caret.: and-Co. have Certificates from-tile above resrut;L:' , .ile Profiissors of Lialtion and Edinburgh, or •the ,1(114; with -which 'they per .lollUsi Athtm tjt;rbig ; the t:4t:y at.. teildei4 I.wir LcZttitcs ai.tl Eta:AKIO; 00e-fora - lb of tut tly 3 flf .yantreM7y, . h, 4 !; c s # tb...jlst Ararcb. . IP, ,%; ;,,. 0 , 1,, iu4e, tr, 6tl. id Jr by Ilillty . alts J.ate. „ • • Tin Con4/.oienr Pray b yen S•rre- Vary's o . l . l7ie,,tt ! thic °they; ii o,ft.t. , :si-4,7 to . j r, the Vi.77:l..r.litrg Ott ; Co4ts -4.4ke4;011ve10.: of floe M a ,: je0: 1 4.1:4 , 1?to;L: k it Linte,iek,Be o g Att,,Nez,, , ,,zedfrate'rford; ete:i • to she i'-.ri.n.tstit . -enetat at Da relit 0::• , -;):. No regard -will be . 1 ,11 to et J. , lender the brianT ; ,ttd in,ww.i.k pagib, 4r skit ne.t .Idityte.t 1 0 the i;card behte Oae . the said tiV,lne.tdai., the ihsh , next, nor tiniest the Perim Ititc."make3 the . ..fender, or store: l'e,..ron bi.b bah.l,o; attend), Pe , a %Tim , railer/ f;r , n P) . CEL ...iLLiNC7-.:/.172;;;(71• • Sftt• 7, o'o7* , 00.11.31 ES,SIC NE If jr T r ICTWILLING 1115 . 111,1 T Y's Friday, the hr, rea,,y ro receive. tencierl, .(sided kp), wed to e.it. for Two ihindrea' Tog: q 1 MI3SC(.)V ADC) SUd AR, t he a *rz a:rabic to Sa , ,rpler to he kr-dkr , .ll:4,Ati.e Tesdrrs, t, he delipered in the original Park tge, t, dl lb, iat, of IrC; , ly to .Irily nos, per week, iwo,the rielmillt;igSt‘retat peprf,r,i ; and 45,' :wad f6r by :BIM, days after rive. • The Clnditions of the Code en,fy.6e seen at the Se‘tretary't 0 . 11;ce:' No regard will k kici to any Tender in ichieb the Price sb.ill eioi Ge• bisertrd in wordy at ii74:76, or tb,li shall ned.he delivered to' the lioard'hef&re One o'Clo - ek cn the sail Friday, the :Ste6 ix.rfaat, nnr unless the '4'erson exaher the Teteder, -or some Pet tra: c,r his behalf; atten.if,. to aitSnrer, .when called fo r . (.Tics UP' N 4 :4 E, Augurs 20, 1807. T ITE OF.I•7:7ERS of HIS MA ,IRST rt ORUNtINCE cis hereby give .VOtire, to rusk Petsons at may have • enatoned WA . LNUT TIZEE TIMBER et, it t•rieszi.ni /but tiny will rea4y. to.-iturehine such INan. alf ,df Tlt t L •I' 1,,A•14 Ii •as Ma hi frcon time to titv teitdere./ tO them. 'The Aaqk Print he totlnd, and‘fit jar. ircilLog -.Witty:et Ackt.• and of the ibii-kness of rtvo Lacher and a 6.411, an.i Mast be .1111,1 e lat t ht,er,.. 7( 4.1 ; :r e paymTrll Ai made in riiary army, , when re-mised, (st• the ace,mm elation of Perron: having small 4tiJniiiies- .lispote of , aroroo,e, . 2j t h e Pl an k has kin me4sa , e.: 64.1 lq the Offi,^ers klonging to the 13 vat .I,fork/4470v of ..‘',"/./14' 4 „i i at the /'mover. 1 orb Prepora the (2 , tanthy Gr Plank he soli, at ,/ requiredifir it.per foot tiefrtrifel.ii awl ibt tame it t o 4, j o rv.trda, adirette.l to ti,e S,.cfehtv, to-the Board tf Or l inavte, Off P of Ortinattre, : l'all. :Led. ity Vrder Board. R.. 11. rR r.IP. Seeritary.. OFFICE OrsORAN Sept. 2, 18:1. lIE PREITIP.IL OFFICI.'IIS,y 1111 ALI 41* . YEST r ,Q,XD A' ANC E d bR eby . glz . e That received at their Va., in PaUMW!, on' or Mita', the istb 1411. jom J Jab l'ersopri a, 1119 . i(Ivllling i ; T 4 "de' lar!!th! ••7 1 1t1.4 . 41:Fv , agef 4 r iloiol4.uict 1 lorsc4 tratipmed vi. 4. I, Nortti Britain. Noitti:rn, Squtil Wvsr, Ports nutut.h. 1410 yt . • Citri,tchtirch. , Wootaiii, Woolwich with its Depotilei*ies WarleY and ' Cloth 4.terbdofSix lifo.tths from 'ie. dive. Next; the Foeage ta, Itijaentsked in. Rationselnsissi,g 'Vas. Of. Oats, 411bS. tler!blIS111.11 ,• • ' of 'llpiLeilti•MeatiOw Hay,. arra • Sibs. of Wheat or ltyc Straw'. .elnd love delivered at the respealve - Statio!t; a , tnt Erpeneeof the Courae7or, .44, is to furithb' smelt Ella. per Ration at !may be billeted %vita; 1,5 e Disteiel for which.. he conte;4:l , . • 7'he Prvss:ils nt.iy be delivered separately or faulty for.eaeh, Statist ;. aied it is ixpeatd that the Contranor shall 'wive the Stahl‘Dattif that mho , floss: time to time aceunntlate, snaking 4 4 allowance Pe tier lamed. ktatzro, cm. I usiv: or IV:itfey. Sopthern, cAciusivit of C hunt. Farther Pd)ticsdars may he known upon application to the-O_F• tern commanding the Rojal.Artilleiy its each Distrit9, and also at the Secretary, Office in Pall Mall, aforesaid, any illy, bettoteu the hoart'ofTen wetlFs , Strio'Clock,where the Proposals are to be deavered, sealed up, and endorsed, " Proposals for the Sal ply of Foroge,"- hut no Proposal can he 4dmilleei ajler the said Isth -Inst. at Twelve 'The,* at N‘, l lWaf the same day,. nor 'will a,y Tender be noticed, unless the Par jr orshiqg it, or an Agent ht hit behalf, shall attond. fly Order vi the Board, • R. H. CREW, Sttivtay. • • - FOR ERUPTIONS ON THE SKIN., PURIFYING SWEET CAKES. r r i tiESE CAKES, which are the intention of a Nfeclical Gentleman of great experience, and which aft as an alterative, %valiant any sensible operation, are par. titularlyatiapud to the palatcand stomach of Children, and are j sate .m 4 effi:ival`RenVdy for all E ructions on the Skin; r :rinri original impurity in the blood, from the natur4l S(1)411 Pox, Ailtux.les,dtc. or Aoquirod by the -Vaccits , :.. or VJiiololtS inoculation, Sold' by 1 N'etiliery inc . ! ',oils, :it the only Warehoitse for Dr. I.lntri'-, l'Swtier. No. 4i ; :;t. Paul's Clntrch-Yard, Lon. a o.t",tes pm Oases). and 34]. ' TA.; `• No. 45, St. ..t t) ulostzAßiaing reverses. It is not fortune that renders Kings invincible ; ft is their 61. n-finer, their personal r p 'V I IITntti. , rwrgs. was -beaten ; ye+ MIT lIIIIDAT.ES perished. unsubdued-: the .I',otnans, over his armies; could 'make no impression oil 'his firm and decided character. At.-,the imperions.voke of. neceisity, Almtai;• DA Es - fr - equentlf made peace with the Romani: be piade peacei. bat he preserved his char:it:fen' The : ftnitrof,that...-charaeter, which no reverse amid idea, hei:attitffthe pledge of his principles: and in the . rnidstdin'uniVerse voluntarily rushing yit, ry, MITItthbATES Stood 'eree, the rallying point of every , brave generous spilit ; the Pharos Which re-animated the hopes, and gave new contideuce.to the prayers and wishes of mankind. Modern times have furnished MET !IR IV A TES With a successor-- tbOre fortunate; !io'vt•ver,• thin his great prototype, because he was - at once. the abso lute master.ofihis family, and of his empire. . - .The only quality which 41TItR IbATES Wanted PEVA I. had the address Vi'actiulre : this, wbilo the former periihed by the liisseness Of Iris family, the latter transmitted to his' an undiSpUted throne, and a bouudless: empire. • • PETER I. overcome at Narva in 1700, learned; on the spot, to appreciate the uncommon merits of the,people. whom he was called to'govern.. From that instant, °looking upon his defeat as a severe eon on the lia'rt of fortune, he had Itie good sense to avail himself of it, far les,s discouraged by his ill success,. than strengthened and confirmed in his vast designs by the bravery and devotion of his ar . miry. Five years after thia, he experienced new ters under the walls of Mittau and Warsaw ; brit such wilt the admirable Armco of this great. 11:in, that this was the my moment he selecleA for lay-, ine'the foundations .of the Capital Of his mighty Empire ! •He raised St. Petersburgh ,tlividst the storms of'War, and almost in view of the hostile. camp; . as . the : Rotuans formerly elevated the capital under the eve.; of the enemy, and decorated with. the name of.the ETEINAL CITY. that 40411 U which wai even then environed by hosts of ioes, inflaniett with animosity, and eagerly bent.on herdestrudtion i My. brother Cuitt.Es," said PETER 10 ties gal, troops,. " makes us 'pay dear for his lessons bnt we shall profit by 16th." The contemporaries of these glorious days foe were forward to, declare that a man who euuhl thus,nobly think and aa, deserved to be mas,. tet of the.•mOst loyal avd intrepid people of Europe . , and. that such a people alone could deserve itich Sovereign. admirableConcord•betWeedthe firm and bendi!:t charaaer of Plttglt 1. and the ioseparahlo constancy of his people, was the parent of inet hauStible resdurces. The Czar triumphed over for. tune in his *turn :' vii ory was compelled to 'follow/ his standards, and l'i!viAwi witnessed the' annihili don of hiS enemieL This great man acriniretl'all his" glory in the midtt of reverses ; because he announced to his brave and ,faithful . nation that he might perish, since he was mortali ,bnt that he could ntit be subdued; Since his .character was predbminant over adVersity. How great, how - glorious did be appear, when, in 1711, Hemmed in orr every side by iimumerabla armies,- he consented to a peace ! Even in this sit\u ation, he diaatecl the terms ,• even in this"situation, he wrote to the 'Senate, " If - I fall alive into the hands of my enemies, ch!iose my sticcesser.-AbOve all, be careful to obey no orders sighed i by eny•hiiiiaz." He was sensible, that to berpieath the - eitectitton pf his veiigeance to that loyal and gallant nation,' was tosirike: horror into • the heart of his trial/fp/tam foes; and that it wits bf time highest itilpoitang'eio leav'e 1 1: , ipcc;ile great exaMplesjo itnitafe, n6t AlishOrtot:a4)lo rrealic6.li' T us the Czar quit tipid t bd. cam 1,1 dr l't;0114--41,414,,-