The Sun. — London, England, 1807-04-17 00:00:00

H '`) ~s:' A,Is'OW4Z . - .. ,fkkkwitvw4,,„.. i',.. ,2 "€ .17:-. _. -2 -- , 4- , -. . - 0 - _ ..,, .....,,.,:44....,,.., . , ... ~ 'r .. . ... . . 4:- 1tt..70, -- A.. - •.: ~.t itv..,„.. :. , ~-,:-; 41.:,,, t ,: 7 ‘ , "-K , ' '4Pfk,, , '4),N . ••;.. , r- -. : . -U : -• , . . , . if:telli,k4:' • • . . • 0 it, _ . im or_,_ -,' : ' l,'!' • 1 4 ' '1 It r ' f. . :',. % " 0 ' , _ '"•- - - - --' 1 ...:;: 44 -t Y..-4 . ..4..1.-•,..treT.„. ,uo-:' pher , `S Tana' ,:~`:, 'PT en e with iitTAIBER 4551 I FRIDA Y, Ar'nu, 1 7, 1807. PRICE SlXPiNCfiii Pitit E. Whole Ticket - - 41 9 half - - £iO3. o Eighth - - Z±, to o quarter . 5 .3 o Sixteenth - z 6 . TICKETS acid - SHARES are selling at all the Licenced 4.0 t tery-0 if e s in England, Ireland, and Scotland. No, 16,787, the Hrst-drawn Ticket, April id, emitter; to 1t500.,1, was • - stdd rile following- Snares :—One f dual', One flightily and Ten Sixteenths. - STATE OF THC WHEEL. Prizes Of CLoono 4 Pri3es of 4 - 10,b36 . 1D . ac. Swwr aid Co.. No. 11, Woulto, and No. 1.2, cl ' stA , continue .selling the TI Ck. F.-rs and i st warrante , i undrawn) of the present STATE Lt) ER. • Tile Second Day of Drawing - is fixed for THURSDAY r, 2 3 d inst. when every Ticket drawn will be aPtiz t e, :lathe F.irt, drawn Ticket entitled to 'TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS. • ) 000 1000 • EVERY TICKET A PRii,E. . 14°4 4 , CORNHILL, and No. 9, C iirkitl NG-CROSS. -17 BISH respectfully acquaints ttie Nobility, • Gentry, and the Public, that:id TICKETS in the STATE LOTTERY, dr.twn TFIU RSDAY, April 2.3", will k P RIZ ES ; and every "ticket dr;:W.non thatl),ir . is intrin sically Worth - pre than Thirty Guineas. The l'irst:di•awn. Ticket is entitled ti,TwENTY TfIOUSAND I'o TICKETS and SIIA RES are salty, in great varktyat the otirc.3sY f - kiino. Nu. 6 . 633, a PriZ= 0f30,c001. iii the eiy' Lottatid •r. weiity otfiereapital P iizes, were sold, shared, and re,giitered.. • . • • , . - • The SCHINE contains 4 , Prizes of - - ,cw,toot 4 Prizes of - £5OOO 4 . ro,ooo to -•-. soca • • . . ' , 1 • . j' Second Day of Drawing ; Thursday, 'April rhe43d. I- 1 HE IRISH LINEN CONIPANY .was founded ca, t he. cluton,_ in i/ic,t, by some of the first. Bleacher 4 in I reland, - to oppose the new and itijurioas systern of whiten- itw, with inuriatte acid, whielt-destroys the tabric ; they have no House in Otis Country but No, 4, ;Bloonishuty4square,' rae 4 r sourhatnpton-street, leading to Holborn. They sell no Article but 'lrish Linens; arid nut less than a Pie 4e of 2i yards ; 'each Piece is warranted as to fablic, and to be bleached on the grass, and the Monty returned it 'a fault ' 2 l l rrears. • Ir.' Cash, 'as usual, for Bank of Irelarid-Notts—z inVish produces thentabove I rzl. in I mland; Which is taken 4)l lin rating the Goods, and no second4.rice made. *,*• Orders executed with p.unduslity. • 1, O'BRIEN, Agent 26 the Company. • PRIVATE ACCONIMOj)ktioN. NUMEROUS Sums of Money, from 200 L 'to 16,0001. ready, to lend for well-secured Life Annuities, eversions t. and Post,Obit. Bonds; on Terms equal to any rubli c Instituton, and in a way more agreeablefeel . glgs of the Borrower ; as the Securities oared are only te. Suited to 'be exatnlned by one SOlicitor or Counsel,'w Inch must untioubtedlx be preferable, to the publicity that must invariably attend Public Institutions of this nature ; iN all uses • redeemable at option. • - v . A pplicatnns Personal - or by Letter (post paid) to toil. Ro 'erts, at his Hous:, za,-Cecil- street, daily attendeil . • ' PORTER 1; R.) LONDON. • T 9 ,DIS OF 'BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, AN Esqiblifitled - and ExtQnsivePOßTEß MEW . KY in the:Ndigi*uurhoott of the-City . , With many reehoid and-Leasehold Public lloims belonging thereto. • :or particulars apply to Messrs. Wadesort,' Barlow, and ._ 4 .venor, Austin-Triars, London. • ; STOCKELD 'PA-RK. TO BE LE FT, and Entered uppn at: Pleasure, • THE. -CAPITAL MANSION of- STOCKELD PA.lt K, and teaAcieS of Laud tying contiguous thereto, "`":now occupiedby the Countess of Aberdeen. • STOCKS t ,I.I.) is Situate two Miles from Wetherby and great NOrtk oafi; 6 from:Harrowgate, 7 from Knares- IZ?" apri 16 from York, in. a pleasant, healihy, and gen- H un Part or pie County, a n d in the Vicinity or the Brainham _ . ws -- . - 1 ILI Huse will be Lett Ready Furl - lit:lied. Further Katlic:llars may be .known by Application to Mr. J on athan Chadwick, and Mr lohn Smith, of Utley, or to. T. Thomas Horner, at Stockeld. April Is 1137. NOR.TilethirTON, TO' THE EDITOR OF THE • Sll, WE; the Undersigned, feel ourselves ealleL4-4pon V V to Reply to two Assertions t.ontaiiied in the Preface' 'IC! the. Resolutions signed" John Buxton," and inszrted your r a per.6l.the ith instant. Mr littitton anditis Friends say, ".That it they could have. obtained a hearing, they intended to, have moved those lutions, `and that (excepting one Gentleman, who proposed that there be'no Addfess, arid that the Meeting be dissolved) no indhiklual was suffered to deliver his sentiments against the Address." Now, Sir; we particularly wish to draw the attention of the Public to this statement, for it Mr. Buxton, and the Gentlemen at the George Inn, had fairly - stated the whole of the circumstances attending the Mohan made by that "'one Gentleman," sse are persuaded it would have been quite unaecessary for uslo have obtruded ourselves upon the Public. . _ in-the frrst . Place, it is necessary tOgivea.concise Narrative of - the Meeting : On the ad instant a Requisition was sent to the Mayor,-.signed by Seventy-six of the most respectable • Inhabitants of thp.Town, requesting him to Ca-11 . a Meeting, " lot the piiipose of considering the propriety of addressing His Majesty-at this important crisis." The Meeting was held pn the 7th iaistant. and a more numerous' and reSpedable one was never remembered. The Cilium:in 'opened the busi ness 'by stating, that he had convened the 'Meeting in corise. , quence of :the. above Requisition. Well, Sir, the m oment the last word of this Requisition was pronounced this " one • , Gentl , Man" alluded to(without waiting for any one Of tho!:e . 'Sev...ity,six respectable Persons 'who harl..signi.d..the Requi ,,sitioa..tcr,state their reasons for so doing) moved, " That lucre . .be no.. Address, and that the Meeting be dissolved." As soon as tnis.MC.tion.was uttered (without wairing tar the Chajr-. - mail.to put the Question), Mr. liuxton;- . with the MOyer and the whole of thejr• Parry,,.. in tire -meg( oiamorous.a.nd tumdt tuous inanner, vociferated, " No Address ;rile Me . e . tin t ie dissolved ! No Address! . The 'Meeting's dissolved ! "No Ad dress !' No Address f" - . When • older was restored, Ilia Address (inserted in your Paper of the yth instant) was moved son seconded, and on .a siiew of.hands, the Chairman declared there was more than ten, to one in fivour of it. We beg .teilye,, tlwrefore ' •to . submit to the Public, whether Mr. Buxton and his Friencls could really have intended to have moved .those Resolutions ? and whether' they can have .anY;r6Siait'to• Complain of not being heard " against the Ad_ dress,'! After it •liad been carried.by such a Majority, and after they hki insulted - the feelings of. nine-tenths of the' P'erSotis, assembled, by : joining in the above uripre . cedented breach •of decorum ? - We are, Sir • your humble servants, CHARLES SMITH, THOMAS - BUTCHER, W. GIBSON, 10.HN WA'CTS, JOHN NEWL.:ONIE, WM. KING, RICHARD HOWES, TAMES Leh R, 120hERT SIivIPSA)N, I. M. HAWKINS, JOHN STEEVE.NSON, 5. , .!5111.EL Hour, L. KI z <slli t vv, CHAS. ER-ELMAN, CHARLES DOUR, CHAS. SMITH, lon. THOMAS TAYLOR. - lotiN FLETCH ,;131 TS•of the COUNTY of KENT, and ' • .• the CAN I' F. , 'BUIZY AJP.erind a4O Years - has. nearly elapsed from the • first P i.oijcation of :H E NI I Si-1 _:AZc F FE. Formeciatats comineMethent arduous and perseiecring ; industry' Of its late Proprietor, tra,:•quiren a ctiara.7.ter tor fame • anti tonsequence'tiiL then unknown Provincrii t' int. St: o potted hy tile generous and fostririlig hand f'ublic, it this since inaintained that character not wi its many coinpetitorsi w. the fullest extent'. 'Our 1.-sic, to.:o - ,ttore, eoutparati'vety fight with that of its establistunem,•will he to contilun , Lthe 4aille , eXertiPn3 for its future coftaua, and, in consequence, to hope a similar patronage. To reaail to the recolledion of the Inhabitants of 'Kent the-stateiit its trade, intercourse ;and intellect at the abOve period, is bid to look to its present state, .and the general Mk provement..of tne .Kingdoin. _Various causes have doulatai;s-s bperated to prOditae this general prosperity ; but in no respect has the Pub& mind been more enlightened than in the intru sion of science by means of the Public Prints from this cause may beileduced the extension of trade and improve ment of agrietil tare ;the expansion of intellect, and acquire ment of knowledge, and the refinement of manners mutate !location of morals. Those who remember the state of the Press in this t.,ounty.at. the.period above alluded to, will therefore judge what share the Kentish Gazette has had in producingthis good; ' - R Provincial Newspaper cannot ilideed Clain') to .priority of intelligence- Super* to that of-the London fruits, and it • Sinifici he, insulting the good-senseolthe Public to-A . 44'mile it ; but to utility, it may arrogate alight ; l4 is the great vehicle nfio 'of irmation of the lismesS'of the County;' tire record "'of Its evedts, and the register.Ol the cornmort.concerns of - ts In.. .habitants. I iis.calculated for-the:great, or its popiil a _ • tion, and, by a judicious seleetion of intelligence, and oh.. seryatiOns,.applicable to every mare's business and bbsOm, may ha made instrtnitental to-the best of purposes. ' • :A Newspaper thus: concluded wilt present a regular and well-iligesteci detail of whatever is interesting in the carnifierejal and triciral world_;. a full and faithful thi state. -61 Markets Marketof. Corn, Hops, Hay; Cattle , and- Coals-;: anti, from its extensive n circulatio, will ut most facility . and advantage so those Advertisers i(cTork wito;;C ests are required to be made public. Having premised : thus much of the duties of this arduous -•undertaking,•.we feelir a matter ofmornent to state the: vriki_ ; 00cs by wbitb ENTI SH L I:: TT E will.continue to be guiried.-L-In politics, with Al honest men, there can be - nO seinSin ; we profess, and hope to maintain, an unqualified; "veneration frir the Constitution. of our. Country bath in Chureli and State, as establisheil,hy ,law and confirmed by experience--=eve know of no medium,,of pu parfy . , bat our '''Country ;'t•lieNlinistet of the day, be lie whornhe will, -if he nits to r t h e g eneral •geo t t, will have our voice,• if on the con-. trary, ourdecicled opposition ; but iii. -no case will .we o'erstep she. Just boUndary which marks the line 'of diStindion be * tweenlibertY.and licentiousness ---,we Make it no question of , prudence to-supportithe established Government. If, theie tore, we err, we . shli err on that side. lis solicitingthe tuttire protedion of the Public •to The' KENVISI i GA Z ETTE.'we beg also to request a continui aneeof that patronase which has hitherto.. been given . to the other parts of the Business of the late lames'Sinitilons, in the various brandies of a Printer, Stationer, Bookseller, and Bookbinder. On thesupport oldie Public we have no claim but• by our deserts—a period, in no one of us, of less. than Twenty Yea,zs of Servitude, in:which we have each had .no small share in conduditig the above branches, has,'iwe trust, without any arrogant pretensions, given us experience. :We submit ourselves„ therefore, to the public, protedion, 4: the contadence ti tat although we cannot ' corriniand succeSsM,gze it shall bias much our study as otir'duty " tbdeserve "Cirefrerriain,' with the utmost fespett, . - the Public's most obedient and very humble Servants._ CHAS.. PE IMAN ROUSE. .Kings Arms Piintirik- GEORGE KIRKBY, jun. ()tice aid Library, JAMES LAWRENCE. , •Canterbury, an 7 -. AdvL:rxisarmins, I , c. for The Kentish Gazette are received in London- Taytur and Newton 5,.• Warwick:.aquare, and it h kit at "Peele s Coned-house, Newton, S,• Dijirbuit is petTealY aware diees Which niany possess to the advertising. b'y si , - and would rejed it lt - 4'derogatory to his Profession, portico. larly as his extensive Practice iu London entirely precludes the necessity of it;- but having for many vcars confined hiy Praefice to the Cure of Strietures ' ObStroaions, • as well as Debility and all other Disorders of the kiretitra, requiring -secrecy,. and being- . sole Proprietor of DA It a N's CSLEURATED hQUGIES and REMEDIES, he feels himself actuated by motives of duty to adopt it as the only • method by' which a great nutriber of Persons, in every part of the Kingdom, may:obtaineffedtual relief, which experience proves tbey,cannot obtain froin country .practitionerS„ Ells method of cure is mild and efficacious, and nor liable to the objections inade to the - Caustic p std other violent incrhod, whiclido not prevent a relapse. for the various symptoms, see Mr..D.'s,Treatise, price zs tq.be had at his -- havoc, No. 54, frith-street, Soho, where tw continues to give Ad. vice, us - separate ROotns, froth. Nine to hoot,-:—Letters'ear Advise aresexpeCted to coutain.a &Wit tut. tikeit nd to the ART, here rives rroW • sail )p of fail; ninf. ains. nged . sail- suns have ailed ,ITE" voUS. 'arm= this 'orts brigs oat; alder irdalt dale ), -- -10 rdaf ith 3 f the St. with vCC } ) part g rBlbo eta* 00'0 Fl !IC i 1 i)J 5, o f SSE, ge I 1 1 4 5 H ' arl`* THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE, THIS PRESENT EVENINTG, April 17', Ip7, will be performed INKLE AND YAIIICO. Nide, Mr E L I.IST ON ; • Sir Clatistopher WTQIf ; *, Campley, Mr. 13RAHAIVII Trtaige, Mr, BANNISTE R Yarico, 'Mrs MO - UN-TAINT • Wowski, Signora sTORAC E . Narcissa, Mrs. :`,IA t'H E Vil ; ..,, Patty, Mirs MELLON. Alter which (13th time) a new -Grand Romantic Melo •Drame, 'called . i 1 1 ,H WOOD AEMON; . Or, THE CLOCK HAS. STRUCK. With new Music, Scenes, Machinery; Dresses, &c.. ' The Overttite and Musietotripbsed by Mr. Kelly.- Hadyknute, Mr; DE CAMP; Guelph°, Mr,. PIN LEY • . • •_,,, Wilikind, Mr. DOW'FOd; - ' • ' • 'Osw,y, Mr. G113130N ; - •• • • • - . _Rolf, Mr. Wt.13:8.; ; • - ;• Leolyn, Miss C. 11RISTOVA. . . , Una, Mrs. 14. - 51•EIDO'NS ; ' Clutiloa, Mrs. +IA M-OWE ; . • ' ' -..= . I ) 2t.titi:.a, ME- - s - le..E 1. LY., • ~.. - To l meriew by peinti4siort of the Proprictoys of the Thea treVoYaV ifayrnaketi, rhe Chifdren in' the Wood ; with The Young Hussar. - ' • • . • . THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. • Pro,moltow EVENING April 19, 1807, • . , a. will be performed- TQWN. AND COUNTRY; Or, WHICH IS.BEST ? The.princi.al Char - iv:am-by • :Mr, MURRAY.. Mr. KEMBL'E,..Mr. BRUNTON, 14r.C. KENIBLE, Mr. FAWC ETT, Mr. IiLANCTIARD, M. CRESWELL, Mr. BEVERLY, Mr. EMERY, Mrs. G LOVER, Mrs. MATTOCKS, .Mlss BRUNTON, -Mrs DAV:ENPORT, Mrs. EMERY., Mr s. LISTON. • The Prologue to be spoken by Mr. 13104:N1"o/sr, The Epilogue by Mr. AWC ETT Ihd Mr. &LAN C HARD. • wirn_ THE .OGRE. AND LITTLE THUMB ; • tHCSEYEN-LEA-GU, Boors BC - Setzfery , , Music, -Machinery, Dresses, and. D e c orat i ons ._ are entirely - new. • The principal ChSratters by `` Mr. FA LEY,' Mr.: FAYLOR, `ivir.-GRIMALIJI, Mr. BO.LOGN.A, juh. M. L. BOLOGNA , Mr. KING, Mr. TRE.BY, Mrs ST. LEG LR, Nliss MARIA BRISTOW. • Doe notice will be given.ol,Mrs:Sticidons's-re,appearance, The next TICii.IL r ',.irtotityniust be TWEN-TY THOU. s.iN b 'POUNDS. • .. . . STATE LOTTERY. IT at SecOnd Day of Dia..-vilig %OH be - oti THURS .. - April 2.3 d, w i itt the First-dut ,, qi Ticket wilt be entitled to' la,ettui. and 'every "ticket draws thAt. Uay staust.bea Prize. • . . _..._ _ . . SALES OF ESTATES. I - BOSTON, LINCOLNSHIRE._ ELIGIBLE , ESTATE, TYTHE: FREE. . • TO BE . SOLI) BI"AUCTION, By Mc. ROBINS, At •, , krr•awWs, ;:lond.:Y, the 21tii•of AITII, at. Twelve VEJ . i'i 1 • lE k- E ic it Tythe if e . 7-,1 A. free ; Acres at particularly rick Arable ',gild,. in e, :e' keu I t ivation, lying conipael, divided by thriving hedges, ant.Mjoining the North Forty feet Navi gation ; most deiirably s s , 4 4 l ate in the Parish of Wyburton, within three .milts.of tlta - ,Nivn of Boston, in the , County. of Lincoln, in, p9sse93,ien:of and Hammond, at a Rent•per annum 021. The I `Kticularly clesirAbid and' im proveable situation Within a short Nstance otToStori, arid ad.. Joining the Navigation, 19ing enti•rel7,pam_pail, and being in, ex . cellent,orcker, .render it a most . Estate to any per son v) is hing to hives; property in IVO- May be viewed by applying to the Tenants' . .en the• Premises , a whom Partien!ars may be at .the:P.esc:Nk, and White Hart, Boston; White Hart, paldi,tig . ; I'L'Acrbo:ou t zb : iMr. Thomson, Solicitor,. Stamtord ; Messrs . .' .White, Essex-street, 'Srrzild ; at, Cl:wavy - Ws ;- and''.of Nlr. Robins, Warvvick:.street, olden-squ.tm; wfrrtra ~*.%# the Estate may be seen. CENIIELL RL:SIDki,;-CE,CI:EVELAND,SQUAT'qi; • Sr:FAIVIES's. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION', By ;Mr: ROBINS, At Garraway's 'CottSe-house, 'Change-alley, Corphill, }Dn • Nlomtay, April za, at Tweivi:. &Clock, • AVALUABLE and Desliable LEASEHOLD ESTAT 4.- comprising 'a substantial -li-rick-built Dvit'el ling-house; three Stories high, two rooms with clo::lks and other cant/dug:neaps , cn a floor lug. pal lour, jaki.;l3:l - eak.t...4.i r,oin ; on in. - .basement, linusc keepers'-i-o4.Mr, :• v••h every ennveitienct, Kitchen completely 1, 1 ), Seer, and , Coal iCeilors. The Premises are 131 x lien t..repai r, of easy,. access. to the Parks, and from the very clie)hie situatiou,, forms a most desirable I:iizitee for a Single Gelid: man; or a small gen teel Family. • - . Maybe. viewed by Tickets.' Particujars ou:the Premises, at G arra yay's,.and of Mt. Rubins, Warwickstreet, Gohieu square; of whom Tickets tar viwirlE, bc. ELIGIBLE COMPACT L EASF.IR)L DENCE, 1-1111. TO 13 E SOLI) if Y. AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, At Cutaway's Colt; :e honse, 'Change.alley, Cornhill, ort zo, ut "I' , ,vel'voq:lo,-k, A i VALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, C.o:fl orist-Lig-a substantial Stone and - Brie& compaeijarnily Residence, happii ) situated on ci.it Oink Eminence, Richmond-hill, cominailding the ; . ic.:l unhiiinided 'Views of rhe Rivers and t.:otriltr ,:iiite in the p.ls. session of Cove:raw contaiiis tivo s pacious Rooms on the p:incipal tin finished iii a hand sow,: st y le, suitable tied,:nainhers, and - Servants' Apartments, ciinsierlient domestic ()dices, neat Garden, waned round. The Prenaises are held in-der Lease from 'Trustees of Win Hankey, Chaiity, at a low . GrOund-tent. Nlay b.:: viewed by applying on the Premises Partiettlars at the 'Castle, Talbot, and Greyhound, Richmond ; the 'I - cc Pigeons, BrentlOrd ; Star and Garter, Kew, bridge; Wandsworth ; on the Premises ; and of • 1(0.);l1s, Warwick. street, Golden-square, .. iIENRIETTA-STREET, CAVENDISD_sQUARE, CAPITAL FAMILY RESIDENCE, OFFIcLS, STA. ISLES, GARDEN, &c. • TO ITE S'OLD BY ALICTIONT, :By Mr. ROBINS, At Gap - Away's Coffee-house; 'Change alley, Cornhill, on • - 10.41i1ay, - 2oth April, at Twelve u'Clock, A.DESIILA:BLE and Eligible , LEASEHOLD ES TA'rE,, comprising an excellent Family Mansi.n, substantially bUilt; in complete order, and tit , ibr immediate reception, situate on the South Side of. Fieurietta-street, Ca.- , vendish.square; containing, on the ground-floor, a 1 ; nom...same paved Entrance-hall, Dining-parlour, 13reakfast-parlour, Study, and Water-closet : on the principal floor; a spacious Drawing:room, with folding-do Ors to an. Anti-room, a large back Drawing, room,. and , Dressing-room. On the second floor, six excellent Bed-chambers ; and four roomy Attics over. Principal and Secondary Staircases. 'On the Imseirient story, coovement roomy domestic Otlices of every tiescrip. tion, with roomy, airy, Ceitapge and Vaults ; Vtrash.ltutliP: and Laundry, with Servants' Butl-rooms over ; a ;-stall. Stable, two double Coach-houses, loft arrd-rtithns ever ; a spacious airy Garden-at the back , 7 0 feet deep. The Premises are beta on lease, 'r: verity= three Years unexpired, at a Ground-rent of al.. per annum. . , TO he viewed py 'rickets only, which, • with particulars, may be had. orMr:'ltotins, Warwick-stroct, Goldett-tiquare. yOUI'H .of either Sex, who haVe prat'Aise(l a . secret- grid (16truaive •Vi s :e, : and tirreby relaxed. 1 - ..eakened, and debilitated the whole nervous 'system, will tind•the CORDI 'AL BALM 'of GlLFADitite must.powcr. . tul, certain, and etikcloal restorative. :fins Cordial -has beeti unconarnsinlV stieccssful with , young people who have ;h e • iippc:arance and air of.. .s 0 age ; ;vitt:tare become pal-, , - nave, bentimbed, stu,, td, and even, ;,whose ba.:ies are become bent, tZ.h.oi,t, legs are. no longer scarcely atile..to carry them I wilu tirtve au utter distaste tor every thing, and are totally ineapacitat. ll ; Where the tOtnacit- is frequently ilisordered, the body - Is weakeilvd-; -paleness; bodily ..decay, a nd emaciation, succeed this most tiestruaive habit, 'and title eyes sink into ; the head., Cordial Balm ,has universally established its restorative efficacy, sat maybe justly cost. Rierated. amongst the foremost of those happy discoveries which medical research. has procured as the blessing of the human race,,and greatest counteractive to f,.imau misers'. , As Dr. Soloinon'.s practice is now become so'great anti ex tensive,"and :his constant , engagements require a considerable • portion of his tithe • and attendance, he eXpe6fs, when Coll— the usual mnplitnent of a Guinea ; but- all written cases; or letters of advice, and unaccompanied with an orler for Medichie and . .riiiittance, to he ausweredat his leisuac, .are required to. inclose only, 1-1,11,-a-Guinea. Such letters should, . for safety, be' thus directed--" goney-letter, Dr. Solomon, Gilead House, near Liverpool ; paid double post age."—Letters may be: ordered to :be addressed fur X. 2. or A. B. at•the Post-Office, till called tor. A saving:of Nine Shillings in Two Guineas—The Cordial Psalm or Gilead is sold iu bottles, price half , a-guinea each ; there are also bottlei;,•prite:33s. containing equal to tour Got ties at I 05..6d. by which the ,Patient saves 995. including also the duty;. the,Stanw ut whipli bears the Proprietor's name and address, " SainuelSolotrion, Liverpool, to triiitate which . is felony. N. B. , It is netessarr,to observe, that the postage of all letterg whatever must be paid fur •,•,/ Cordial Bairn of Gilead, Anti-Impetigines, and Ab stery,ent Lotion, - and 'Guide to Health;" are, Sold• by Mrs. Mathews, - Nti. 18, Strand, '.Lottclon; Mr. Smith, Perfunter, No, Raebtirn, North Bridge; Mr, Baxter and Mr. Scott, South-Bridge ;i Mr: Davidson and if Ashanti; Elder and CO-. :Edinburgh; Mr. Baxter, Glasgow ;, ‘ll..Caitittron, ckeenodk ; C. Frowning, Paisley ; tir . kilmarnoCkl W, Young, Irvine; A. Fors:, th, and Whiteside, Ayr •W. Crawford, Girvan ; Cumin, New. bouglas ;T: M:Millen,. Kirk (utlfiright ;T. Al redie, Kirk. atuy.s Lovers; I, Dempster, Cupar; Allan, Dun. dee; Montrose.; I: Mitchell, and I. Anderson, 41 - rrdeen ; Dr, White, Banff; 'lVl'lnrosh, Inverness ; I'. Nl•Kenzie, Stornaway ; P. Taylor, Strentaer; Johnson and Asset, 'Perth; W.AnderSon, Sterling; Cokßand Reid, Leitlf; AjeXander, Dunt - errntine ; Wikson, Diinb4r.; Vinnct, Ar. bivatli; Dickson, I ti 1 ;1:5, Dunitiles ; Thorson, i3Crwic Wedda, Alnwick; rateri.on, Ar;ratfmot, and lamicson, Pe terlie.td ;A. NliDonald, 'Vratigl GI a sgv ; and by most 'l3 , oks6liers and Verniers of Patent Medicines. in the United k;,ingdorn, FIOE, • April,. f TH.B PRINCIPAL OFfiICERS and CO3I- m iss 10 N Eta -of His Alrfie4V, \.r t.}. a . ) hen by g:f e ;Noticr t that on - ThurfaV the 23:1 lasta,:t,. at Ove t6ey will be lia4 to treizt with such PeiSIMS as ma; lie willing is an. tY - an for sttpl , l). big North A rner;cln •Maits ant:, 13owsprits ; Canatlx White thtk Rcal eine Ucals and d4c. .• •Draughis r.f the Car.:xaelrvv , be seen a! tkis Office. Tenltr•wili Ge..cer,ii/ed Irfir rqy cf 'Trea!y, nor any no:icta' Jcr ath, , al it/1.14'. • EAST INDIA HO SL, r'l7l - IIE COURT - of D eat' TORS cf the : • UNIT EI) CO itiP/1 - NY 'tf AIE RC!" .1' I.\l S Of .11 IN G. L.AWD trading - to the East '..indierd* herty'r givr. NGtive, That they have appointed Aless;g. Jgtnes , Cinl:ley Hyde, .I . larter, and. V; Evans. Clerk, in th, 4.;‘•ompt. amt's G Xce, IO ael as rlgents,in the Ctra.. - ahce"yj liagg:lge, Wine; ?resent,,'tkc... from the , It'areh-Laes,• undo - 'he C'ourt's awbvrity,. stihje.st 4e •stii - h• !{e.iteißitnls and Rrgn." g ri,", a s l i d , • t:Purr tr pst quid prevent any clntplaint. I ,The 4'9l:r 6.e,"; ikAted" iifTc;7! colip.vier .lerv4,7ts , 1b.3. may he ac..-o:,11. t; !te• 1 for:the p• cpriev cjib:irCArdtet9. 11 , , a. 4 C 1,7 Crf, if7af elltpiV: Aulve-mc!vilf,ned pe,;N, ax • me in ;.‘:,r vied t/01 i f fit 'ti fi,,t; s iIC4 .1 hvis beglet f..J 17y ti?.ineces4Ty delaycr ex:,Thirani Coarges, It,: Carer, repo, c','conflai,t, Infrdlarely prow,/ P' iiiz cui6 tle ff.): same, and I ifee.,) raess a the natmre cl ax CliTe 1,12); 'rep?, e. Tie L - ltf::/.:!7!:. that no Pi ..son act; , g as exceFi anise aiNve-menzi.na, can sive a I. , hrhalsr to the Company jut- Cloods..4e4w i giazg.io o 1 urrs, , unless Irgaqy so IQ 4(0.. . . • • -' • iy.Order of thr said aurt, • LLlziii4 .R41:31S 4Y, &err taty .• In the Pfess, and ipeedily will be published, In One Volume, Royal ()clay , A N Hi3TORICALREVIEWoftheMARQUIS WE LLESLEY'sA:DMINIS*I RATION •i. ; con risen a full Examination of the whale Sys:tein of his. Lottisnip's Policy, lt,)th Foreign and Domestic., By LAWRENCE DUND.',S C,'NIPBELL, Esq. Printed for T. C:Adeil and W.`Davies; Strand. TO BE SOLD, Pursuant to. a I)ecre, of the High Court of 'Chancery, bear ing 'irate th, (lava Noventbir, Mak' WiWrein lIAicRIEI HA it 1)1N (. aid M E :IC; 'are' and the Reverend I) • SHAW 13ROOKE.any t) ;.era are ;):I,T...'a:it , ;:wizii the Approbation of •Sarnoel • Compton Cox, Esq. one of the I'6laaters of the said Court, in 44 s'.•parate and distivel at Three 'Cups Inn,.in the invm of Coli;:iester, In the ,Cotnity of Essex, on the • zoth, and z tat thys of May, - 1357, between the lioUrs of Elticen and Eour o'Clock of _ edc..n of the said days, . . AVALUABLE : ESTATE,- situate in the Pa rishes of Great and Little Clacton, and Little Ldld, in the said. County of Essex, consisting ofabout 'iit hundred and seventy. three Acres of Demesne Land, divided inro ElOble l'arins ; with proper Barns, Stabling, and Out. 'buildings, and the Impropriate or Great Tytlies of about 67Q0 Acres or . Land ; also. two tarns at Kirkby and Saint • A th, near C reat and Little Clacton :.if.nesaid, consisting of atoll' 22 7 Acres of Land, the whole being capable . of Im provement, and the L an d T ax redeernei. • - • Plarticulars whereof may be 'fiad: gratis, at the said Master's Chanibelis, 111 Southampton.baildings, Chancery, lane. Lon. don ;' of Mes;.r. St tong, 'Snit, and Strong, (where a Elm E.,ta . tes rnav he se,m) : of Messrs. Snuth, kzkeivich, and Hoskins, Lincoln's-Inn ; of M r . George Wade, Dn m uow, in the County of E s s ex , th e Re ceiver of the Estates ; of Mr. Maberley, Attorney, at Col chester, and at the place of Sale.' Mr. Simson, the. princi pal Tenant, , will show the Estate. FOR RHEUMATISNIS, SPRAINS, CHILBLAIS,&e. • 'Dr. STV,ER's OPOOELDOC. - -• 'THIS .MEDICINE, from its ext raor di nar y DE- A' cacy, is justly entitled to the'reputation it has so long acquired above every other Prep tration of tne . kind. By its warm, p:.nictrating -and attenuating qualities, it is found to be the most powerful application-in Rheumatism, gpasms; and Palsies ; as. also in Cramps, Bruises, Sprdius, Burns, Scalds, fresh Cuts,, and_the Sting of Venoinous Insects . ; it is hartiLjili+rly reccinimended iii Contusions; occasioned .by Clin-shot-Wouncts, , and to iefresh the Legs and Feet after long exercise in.w.alking: It' spcAily removes Chilbainz, :md, if used in flute, w:ll prc;ent them from breaking, but for this purpose it should ha dissolved and applied warm. Sold only by -F. NeWbery and Sons, No. 45, Sr; Paul's Church-yaid, LO.llOll, in Bottles, price 25..6d. each; by then- Appoilitiu,:lit, by Dicey. and Sutton, Dots .CliorLn vatd.; Bacon aid Co. so, and - Allen, 76, Oxtiord-street'; i.Vad,t Old - I.3<ind-street ; ley and Co Cockspur-street ; ‘,V4t.d, I\l4lle-row, Ilulborn - ; ,Randall, Royal Exchange ; _Clarke, Borough ,Efigh-street ; and 1. llarris, at the Corner of ,Ltnl7ate.,.treel.:-.. • Onserve - Vb.:it the Words F. Newhary... No. 45. in the Stamp. A PERSON aged Thirty-six had a smol Scrp phwous , ; Utceratign in her I-12.nd, giving her mita, iyiri; it t Ilen-brolte out in her wrist, both her shOtilders, and h e r k ric;3-,!cii Ulceration diseirirgin4 much, and not dispaii ed to then alkdA her richt elbow ; 'and the ,c Ulce rations, a disposition to 'ieneral Debility, she stinted for twe:v:. : Her knee was healed in the Worcester In.- imry, and she exp'_u - ienred Some benefit while 'a Patient for a sh,ri- time in St. Bartholomew's -Hospital, when. she mada app is;:qion . tOr the benctit of SPILS B U RA"s • PATE isrr ANTiscdtottlyt DROPS, at the ti, SOho-square. London. ' By the application of the Drops for sik • months her Ulcers gradually healed, she regained Let stre,gth and appetite ; it.is now a twelve month, and she re mains pettedly well,. Any,itifortnation of the ahoy:: lad may obtained at No. y, Dulte's—court,, Drurp:lane, London: Mr.-Spitsbury is not accountable for any Al ixture:mxid, less tire- words. "by toe Kin - 4's Patent" are inserted on the bill of. direuions, bottle, and wrapper ; the Stamp also (the Kings duty) is printed in blaCkink instead of red ink. 1365- ties ss. 6d. ; double Bottles cos:- and.larger tit Zs'.. duty. .cluded. ANT ADDRESS. .W FIENEVEB.. tho Ploprietor of Dr. NORR IS's v v DROPS solicies.the attention of the Public, it is. with a pleasing confidence, inspired by the knowledge t hat thiseelebrated Medicine is too universally lamed for its un equalled virtues as a SPeeitie in Fevers of every description, Colds, and all Disorders' arising from obstrueled Perspira..- lion, to permit such an Ad:tress to appear intrusixe ; for' to. possess ability to save a . Fet!owcreature s life, and use it not, is to be deficient in 4uty-toGed and Society. '!' he nu tnerous testimonies of gratitude for health restored, wheira!l' other m eans hole failed;best prove its. title to the univetsaL estimation it has obtained. I'll 4 motives of gain should have deprived numbers of . experiencing the unrivalled 'Effii:Acy of these Drops by thenaroduetion ut a' deleterious Counteri e it,• to •be lamented; but the i - vciur of Governmenfilias per milted an etleCtual guard against this base fraud, by the name. Thomas Norris Moore'' engraved 'ort the Stamp round each Bottle: as the Stamp Duty now equally extends to Ex portation, ,it is hoped Druggists and Venders will attend to this indisputable in:4k of their being genuine, as allpossible means have, and will betaken, to expose „such 'a imposition in the West. India Islands, where they are highly valued as a sovereign Remedy in the most malignant of Pu. trid Oisorders, cal led the LLOIV fEV E R. ~ T he. Family awe..., 775. to ba had only at the r)oi.inr's H 00.4, No. 29, I..ovee , Bi , x}it-street.; or4,:rs f..,r 1 lc rOtatipn arc duly cxei•uitd. Smaller %izes, at t is. and 7s 9d, sold whole s ale and ktessrs: Bacon and Co. No. 130, Oxt*rd- street.