The Sun. — London, England, 1807-03-14 00:00:00

%YtKet,r. # liker-Ir \ • 4 ::-SA*IK 9111 r4 4 :. 4 I • - . • 44 • • . • - , . /4/1',.41%v4, , r .,- .~ ~'ro 4 A if `'* • , 4 .- ,4r . . ...k.,' NUMBER 4522.] SATU R D Y, 'l4, 180,7. SIXPEN:Cfs . ---\ THEATRE RO-YAL; DIthRY-LANE. 'THIS PRESENT EVENING, March 14, t 807, J. will be performed • THE CURFEW. . The Music composed by Mr. ATI:WOOD. NORMANS. Hugh De Tracy, Mr. BA RRYMORE Robert, Mr. BANNISTER; . Bertrand, Mr. H. Si DDONI Walter,-Mr P EN t Ev ; Philip, Mr. EYRE ; ' Dunstan. Mr. COOKE ; Matilda, 'Mrs. POWELL ; Florence, Miss DUNCAN. DANE; Fitibarcliog, Mr. ELLISTONt ; Armstrong, Mr. PALMER; • Conrad, Mr. MATHEWS; • . Herman. Mr. CAR LES. After wbi'cb, second time. a new Operatic Piec e , called THE YOUNG HUSSAR ; Or, LOVE AND MERCY. The Overture and Music 'composed by Mr. Kelly. C handers by • Mr. EL LISTON, Mr. EYRE, Mr. CHERRY, Mr. GIBBON, Mr. DIGI , ZUM, Mr. FITZSIMMONS, Mrs. MOUNTAIN, Mrs. HARLOWE,'Mrs. BLAND, On Monday, The Curfew; with The Young Hutiar ; or, Love and Mercy. A new Grand Romantic Melo-Drama, in Two Ads, and a • new Comedy,in, Five Ads, are in rehe - arsal. • , PROVIDENT LIFE INSURANCE and AN- N Y OFFICE, Southampton-street, Strand, London; . _ _ - •• ' Thi& Day was published, price as. 6d.. NO. II of a . INeW Scrics oontinued Monthly), of CENSURA LITERARLA. ninny, Extrads, and Titles of Did IsnXiish 13v,,ks,espe.. cially those whicl)?,re scarce; with Me.thiatims,on Literature anJ.Life,' To whlch , is now regularly-added,' - I ., lccrographia Authontzu ; or• Memoirs of deceased Authors. • BySAMI.J . EL 4GERTaN BR - YDGES, Esq. Piluted for Longmini, lihrst,-Rees, and Orate,: Pater no- ter-row ; and 4. White, Fleet. street. , '• • • - VICTUALLING-OFFICE, • • -•- • • • • • Mirth 11, i 507,.• • THE co,wilssrolVEASfor riCTUALL lA' (*I .HIS 111.4.7E.5.Trs N/I.F ,Y•do-hereby give I\faiee, That o.r hi day the ioth.'instant, they will be real% to rereive .Tenders. writing,,t sealedup), and.treat for' ;....hat,Co 0 k!,E R's TOO L > ' she Service of tbis,-pepartment .may require. for . .the spare of Onr Year from the Date of the Contraß ; to be defivet'ed into 'the , YiEivallingStores at-Deptford;, and to. be paid for by Bills, pay. able, with interest, nThe€y days after date. - , ; ., The Conditions of the ContraE7 may be seen at the Secletar_y's PRESIDENT. The Most Noble the M4rquis ot•BUCKING HAikt, K. G. • VICE-PRESILIENTX,., . 1.; Marquis of Saiisbury,K.G • ViscoUnt Chetw.ynd .1. - ord Temple Viscount• Duncannon .Viscount pulkeley Lord Braybrooke. • TRUSTZES. Marquis of I3uckinglani I Lord Braybrooke, . • William 'Praed',. Esq . . •M. P. • • .• The objet of this institution is to encourage the truly laudabledesign of Life Insurance and Provision for Old Age, by reducing thdse transactions to plinciples of the utmost pos sible Public Benefit : with. this view an extensive. Society" of Noblemen and' Gentlemen have entered into a Subscrip-s tion of esd dool. to constitute an Original Capital, and, ta4- ing upon tl;ernsel Yes the'sole responsibility of the Establish mint, they entitle the Persons insured and Annuitants to Rift tidpate in Profits, after the expellees of an economical ma nagement 'are defrayed, in which the President, Directors, Trustees,' and Auditors ad gratuitously. Thus, by the ape.; cific :Stints insured,' and `tiie division' of continsent Profits, `every Member has the fullest possible value for his Payments, without being subject to calls. upon any losses whatever. This important and Unprecedented advantage is peculiar to. the Providentliistitution; " . • • MURDER. This Day. was Imbiiglted, price ns., 6d. • . • 'Embellishedwithir Plan poii.ti - ig out the Exact Spot where Mr. Steel WAS murdered ; also an cat represeatAtion of the manner of his being murdered, - , ,• THE TRIAL- at: LARGE of JOHN HOLLO *WA'Y and OWEN- HAGGERTY, fir the WILFUL .MURDER of Mr. j 9111*.S TE E.L, on noun* Heath, on, the Zth. day of Nov. 1302. : - Tried before - Sir S PctON 'LE BLANC, I(nt. At dip. Sessions- House, in the Old Taken in Short-tand by 1011 SLIMY, Short-hand Writer to Ne regard ham : n Tender in 7t , hich the Price 4/41 not,he inserted in words. at length, or that shall not he deliverrd to the Board before One o'Clock on the said Friday the 2^..;th inttant, nor unless the l'enson tvho makes the Tender, cr some Pess;et on his behalf, attends, to anszver, when called for. • • , • . the City of London; . • , Sod by T. , Sibly, z 7 i Aldersgate.itreet ; and R. Butters, otter- lane. Military Men instared at this Office are not charged with any. additional Premium., unless called into adtual. Service.. No Admission Fees are required; nor is any charge made for Policies. Insurance and Annuities may be• effeded any day within • office hours, whioh are from Ten till Four. N.D. ST,. CROIX, Sec. A:Pamphlet, explaining the Principles and Terms of this Institution, is published by Messrs.•Cadell and Davies; and ,4 may,be had at the House of the Institution, and of the Agents and I3onkiellers, price bd. • - This Day was published, price ' THETRIAL of Sir JOHN BENNET PIERS, Bait. fcir•C !UM. CON. with Lady CI.ONCURRY, Wit . ri of the Right Hon. VALENTE': c, Lord CLON. CURRY. - - • _ _ _ ' With the Pleadings of Counsel, at large, and the Curious Letters from Sir lohn to her Ladyship. Damages laid at ioe,oocol. Tried before'Lord Chio.f.justice Downes, Court of King's bench, -on the , 19th of February, aEn7. • • Verdiet —zo.oooi Damages: Sold by R. Butters, No..az, Vetter-lane; where may be had, the Remarkable Trials at Lancaster. pace 3's.. The Trial of Robertson, u. And the Trial of Colonel Passiaghani, as. ' THEATRE ROYAL, COW NT GARDEN. N MONDAY -NEXT, March 5, 1507, will pertormed TOWN AND COUNTRY ;.. • or; WHICH Is nts - r? The princi .al Charaders by Mr. MURRAY, Mr. KF.MBLE, Mr. BRUNTON, KEMBkE, Mr. VAWCETT,,Mr. BLANCHARD, Mr. CRESWELL,IIr. BEVERLY, Mr. EMERY, ' Mrs. GLOVER,' Mrs.- MATTOCKS,. MissJ3RUN TON:, Mrs DAVENPORT, itlrs. EMERY, Miss TYRER. The Prologue to be spoken by Mr. BRUNTON, The Epilogue by Mr. FAWCETT and Mr.BLANGRA.RD. WIH - HARLEQUIN. AND T MOTHER GOOSE; Or, THE GOLDEN EGG. Principal Charaacrs, Cl', :Mother Goose, Mr. SIMMONS ° ”- 11 , afterwards IL,riequin, Mr, KING and Mr. 80-1,0 1,0 fi NA, 'jun. ; A varo, afterwards Pantaloon, Mr. L. BOLOGNA. Squire Bogie, aftervilarits Zany Mr. GRI MALDI ; Oddtisti. Mr. MENAGE; Cabiti..l3o.7 . (with a Sang), Master SIVAI. LEY ; Colfnl - nne, Miss SEARLE. ~,,a ß oxes6s."Second Price 3s.—Pit 3s. od. Second Price llery,xs. Second Price;,'ls.—Upper Gallery is. Second Price 6d.--N 0 Money to be returned. . • Places for. the Boxes to be taken at the I3ox-ollice, in Hart.: street- Doois to be 'opened at Half-past Fi4e, and-begin at Half-past Six. To the, P ROPR I ETORS'of RA ST-I NDIA•STOCK. LIEUTENANT- COLONEL BANNERNI.AN will b e muc h. oh( .ged by the. Attendance, of,Friends- t the King's Head Tlivern, in the Poultry, on Monday !text, the ifuh instant, at One &Clock, for loe purpose consulting on the best Me'ans to be adopted for securing hint 'a Seat in the East ludia Diredion,,at ttte Mutual 'EleCtiOni Stli April ieXt. liariey.place, Marith 7, 18(17. . • , To the vRopRI ETO ItS of EAST INDIA STOOL. LADIL S AWL GtNTLxihtkg,' ANIMATED in the r oos t. sensible. manner by the repeat e d assurances of 'support which I continue to reeive, I must again _express my warmest gratitude t'or such additional and disinterested. marks of favour. I have already hutnbly submitted to you my pretensions to fill a seat in the Dire-dim The experience' of a great por tion of my life i n the CoMpany's service, with en- . tire' leisure , const i tute the ;grounds of thusc pretensiods 7 more • I cannot offer, and Inure I ani sure .do not require in a Candidate, to enable him to discharge'the duties of this-im portant station • but I may, 1. trust, You ive, my soferan assurance, without presumption,, that in the event of my suc. cess (and.the,recepi ion I hdve met with in tnycanvass•leaves me no room to doubt it) my ability. shall be exercised to the Utmost, and nj:tia_lle:tiltiha_t th th e uo ‘ ts v le, ll , : p. , , l rn e o.l:, o r t: eri t:y rs, t t i o iT vi b i e 9ril de , v L o i :e a d ve , to no"..o t : l : t t, e yi: t et u E • p lii : l is4 - 1 Merit or every d .cted - with the prosperity tens r. - rects w ill not impute the apparent negled to' any - "ler tan the real cause,' the extensiveness of the Ca.nvasS• I have ine honour to he, Ladies and'Gentlemen, • - . . Bir, 3i our most obedient and obliged humble Servant , i8;57. ' ROgERT WILLIAMS'. da h'• l3 • Captain. Williams's Committee - meet evcry.Wetines Y, at the King's Head Tavern, n the-Poultry,. :and attend from Eleven t o .Five o'Clook, hy i whomany comMunications will be thankfully received. AN ADDITIONAL-Knr,ED PIANO FORTE; I with a Pedal, &c. made by i.firt-rate - Miker in 'Lon tlion: cost Thi r ty-tour Guineas, now be Sold - fur Twen- T Y - four Guineas, rea dy- mone y, and no lesS w ill be t a ken. ' I v, as made a b out s i x wee k s s i nce ; f o ra Gentlenviii tb take' to toe West Inaies: as he does not now go, he is obliged to- dis- Pose of it Ten Guinea's under tfie cost. To be seen at Air. Watien's, Singing and Piano-forte gas ter. Leicester -street, Leicesiet'-square. The Packing-case 'nay be had at the price paid for it. • THE BRITISH NEPTUNE of SUNPAY. Next, 15th - inst. will contain the Trial of Sir Ft Ilarn, together with a further Accont 'of the Defea 'of the French by the ttossians in Poland, u . aort many other A rticles. importance. .Published early every Sunday Morning, and at Three o'clock every Monday A fternnon,.at the Office, No. !,4 e 3. Fleet.s treet ; an d ma y b e h a d o f a ll Booksellers" and wsnien, Sec. in Town and Country. TO BE PORTER BRF.WE'RY, LONDON. ' DISPOSED OF BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, AN Established and Extensive PORTER BREW-- ERV in the Neighbourhood of the City, with many: Fieehold and Leasehold Public I louseS belonging . thereto. _ForpartiOlars apply to Messrs. Wadeson, BarloW, and ki rosvenor, .A . ustin-friars ,Condon. . . TO BE J.ETT, 41 14 Entered Upon nt Lady-Day next, or sooner, if A required, C OMPLETE DWELLING -HOUSE, in Theth e lilz4n Village of Hagley, in the Codnty of Woicester.. o‘ ~se consists of a large Hall, Breakfast-Room, 'Dining an - e" , and D rawing -Room, Housekeeper,s-RQ7p, k.. L arde e r ve e‘ ( ' : onvenrence ;, Kitchen, Butler's .i. t •?' Closets, Dry Ilorse; :a nd 17` Out-buildin;;s ;' nr ( louse; and Servants' Hall ; . tao ing '' 'i - o r r eleven do ' tile Coach-liotfse,' with Other necessary and four uc, five I Iv* g Rooms ' upon the'First Floor, the Attic, 'ut besides two for the Men Servants; Rooms, g ortI C I U S S : 4eaSe iill ti y e ' Attics as good as the other and a Nan Seervwat' Room over the Kitchen - a good walled Garden, S hrubbe a r n y a s- ndabout 14 Acres of Land ; tWo Fish Pools, and a Green-house. • • . . • The above l louse and Lands are situated in Hagley, .in the County the Clent Hills °l.Wnrc e 3 e, and near acrOining to HagleY - Park and ; and, there is a ‘ go j od Pace of Hari i..,s within bridge,bbut a mile, and are di srant about three miles from Sto,;,- and elove4 hem 13irmingham, to both which places there is an excellent - Mines. - l'unipike - Road, and near the Coal for a view of the Premises, apply to the same ; and for. Particulars,lAlin Taylor, near to Mr_ _John Watkins,. the Roberts •Proprietor,and a ßa t N.rriian:pron, iiear Worcester ; or to Messrs. ker, S.llieitors, in Bewdley. • • • ' '- ' • SOCIETY FOR THE DISCHARGE AN.D.RELIEF O.F PERSONS IMPRISONED; FOR SMALL DEBTS. CravenLstreet; Strand, Margin - 4, 1807: 0 EISTEFACTIONS since the last 'REPORT, viz. N • z s. d. Execßtors of the Estate of 1. H. Esq. • - too o o E. Edmonstone, Esq. per 13idd,uIph, Cocks, and Co. - A. z 2 o . _ - ;C. Boone, Esq. per ditto - - A. 5 i:. 9 'A Lady,- per ditto, paid by Drummonds .. - , 20 o• o G. Milner, Esq. Comberton, Cambridgeshire, A. 3 3 o Trustees of bishop Andrews's Charity, zzil benef: 140 0 0 Lady L i tman -' - - z . o 0 A Fine from a Hackney Coachman, per. S.. Huston, Esq. - - - - • • - . ,5? S ° Joshua Reeve, Esq, - -• A.' 5 5' o --5 o 0 Lady unknown, Manchester-square - A. so 0 0 john Whitfield, , , Esq. - - A. 2 2 0 ' Executor of C. Tontlinson, Esq. (deceased) ,C5O ' • Stamp Duty deducted 4 --• —46 o o TR. - - . MP A. I I 0 A Lady, by M. K. _ .. . - I I 0 ,F. Lind, Esq. • ' .. - _ A. 3 3 0 • Ch,rs. Watkm Williams Wynne Esq. - A. 5 5 0 .- -- Robertlirladenell, Esq. being his Moiety of a . Conviction of., Turupikeinan, at Bow-street r o o Lady %---:-, per I lerries, Farquhar, and - 5 3 0 Mrs. 13ette;:wortri, irr 'Messrs. Huares Co _- . - 1 u o A. S. it. 3d benet..per ditto - - , I 0 o T. Curtis, Esq. Carnb:irivell, per Fuller and Cott A. 5 o o , Sir William Paxton, per :secretary , ' - ' 2" 2 "o Mai till Br,e„; Esq. . - ..' , A - . - 3 3 a jolui r liatsel, Esq. - - . A. o Robert Dalrymple, EN 55 . - - A. 2. 2 o I. -Earl of Stamforcl and Warrjngtonper Treasurer) A. 20 0 0 ;0' 4 0 Discharged and relieved from various Prisons 37 Debtors, fot the Sum of - - 221 5 0 Considered the cases of 51 Petitioners. Approved Re 7 ferrai, &c. 3 Petitions. Equefaclions,.ate received by James Neild, Esq. the Tria - sitter, "Cheyne-walk, Chelsea; also by Messrs. Herties, Farquhar,. and •Go.-- Sr. • lames's-street, ; Hoares, .Fleet gireet ; Fuller and Chatteris,' Lombard -street; Biddulph, Cocks;.and Ridge,/ Charing-cross ;. D orr i en. and CO. Finch - lane, Cornhill ; liarnmerslev't, ; Vers, don, and Co. No. 77, Lombard -street ; 5ir.1.41 Bloxt.am and Co. No. 27, ,Gracechurch-street ; and by, the Secretary, " No: 7, C taven-street; Strand, where 'the BixkS",rnay. be 'L'ett • by thou: who are inclined to suppoit this Charity, and where the Speiet:y meet on the first Wednesday In every Month. T 'TE-NTTEI°." g NtmE T A ~ to be in GPvE" A PRIL. Drawing 1411 SCHEME. 4 'Frites of k'20,000 - are ,gotOoo 4 - - laiooo . - - - . 4o s coo - , 4 - - - Scoo 10 - • . 1900 . 7 . 30,c0;) to - - - - SO 3.3 Jou, . 3000 4, - so - loco. 3QO O - - 20 - 60,000 3000 Firit-ctravin, Tickets x-) each - - - 16;000 2.5,0,0 Tickets 4 . 2 5 . 0 00 • Capitals Determinable First-drawls Ticker,. sst Day = zo - icoo Ditto - zd I)3 Y - - 20 ,9 00 Ditto" - - - - Si Day - 30,000 Ditto - 4tll Day - Ditto - Day - - fo i .oao Ditto.. - - Day _ • to „0,0 , . . . :TICKETS. and. SHARES are :on - . 6ale at_evety.Licenced Lottety Office.. \ PRtSEIN,I-T .PMCF• t Ticket - - - - Z:l9 t 6 o Hillt - -- --- Z to . 3' o' Eighth - _ _ z.„, f. 2. 0 Quarter - - - 5 3 o Sixteentiz - -•- z 6,6 : The above Scheme will, point out the necessity ocan early Purchase, as tour Prizes ot'zo,oool. each will be sure to be drawn in the first flour Days; exclusive of other ,Caltitill Prizes. . ..„ .• ', - ' ' ' . ' . 26, (.:omhill, g; Charing-cross, and St. Margaret's Hill, • . Borough. . . . T_LT OR NTSBY and Co. respeilfully acquaint the Publid, that they have on Sale a great Variety of Tic kets and ShareS for the ensuing Stat. Lottery, aid at the lowest prices : begins Drawirig Nth April. The Scheme : possesses much novelty, and may De had gratis. Orders by .. Letter or Carrier executed exactly , on the same. Ternis• as if present; No. t9,544 + a prize of 2-, , ,c00t. ;. $ 7 ,6„ 5 ,001. ; 44 , 5001. ; 1350, fool. were divided among the forttinate 1-iolder of IIRNSBY and Co's. Shares in the last Lottery: _ _ . PATENT Sofa and • Chair Beds, Dining Tables, BraSs,Screw . Bedsteads, new Sideboards, containing a *et of Tables ;.several new Inventions and' exceLlent 1111_ provements in Cabinet and Upholstery Furniture; gracious ly patronized by•the King, Queen, and Royal- Pamil,y. . bUTLER's is the Original Manutadory, and he is the true Proprietor of the Patents (the Deeds of which may he seen at Ihis Ware-rooms), has had the honour of executing Orders in fashionable Furniture for great numbers of the No bility and tientry, many of whom have favourably conde scended to recommend his Manuladory, 'ka:owing. it to be the Original: Window Curtains, Drawing-roorn and Par lour Chairs, and every Article in the above branches, in a variety of elegant and fashionablJ , Designs.. The Patent Brass Screw Beds are fixed with the greate4 ease, without tools, or tacks or nails in the Furniture. • Particular attention to usefill linprovements in Furniture • fir the Gentlemen of the Army and Navy, and for Exporta tion: Mosquito Net Beds of various kinds for the East and West Indies. Tine Goose rtat:lor Beds, and all kinds Bedding; ah‘ays .ready at BUT it's WAREHOUSE, Nos. 13 and 14, Catharine-street , Strand.—Please tobc par ticular a BricL-tront Houk . THIRTEEN THOUSAND LIVES. .This Day was published, 'a new' Edition, being the Third, with considerable Additions and Improvements, in One. 'wry large 'and closely printed Voluhie,.Octavo, price t6s. in boards,' 4 • • • TE H .BIOGRAPHICAL, HISTORICAL, and CHRONVCOGICAL DICTIONARY, containing accurate Acco-unts of the. Lives, Charaticrs, and Adions of the most Eminent Persons of all A,ges and Countries, includ ing the Revolutions of States; and the Successions of Sove reign Princes. .13y101111 .WATKINS, LL.'l). &c Vita enirri inorruprum in inemO - ria est posita.—Cic sao. A Biographical and Historical Library, in the form of a Dictionary, and in the'crimPass of a single Volume; answer. ing the, liurpose of reference, on all points of, Biography, p Chnology, and History, challenges the resped of every Stu dent *and every LoNier of Literature. . Printed for. Richard Phillips, No. 6; Midge-street, Black friais, and to be had of all Booksellers. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, Scripture Biography, in one volume, with plates, price Ss. bound. A• SPLENDID WORK, DESCRIPT-IVE OF . . MODERN LONDON., . This Day.. wn.publistied; • In One large ancVelegilit 4td. Volume; illustrated by Sixty Engravings, by the first ".Artists, plain and coloured,. price . Thße ; iiiiteas inboards, VIODEIIIN . LONDON : •cotiSistina - of a Brief tlistoty of the Metrrxpokis of-the BMW! Empire, and full;:ind circumstantial Desciiption of its present State ; illustrated by beautiful tuala.cteristic 4ngrayings'rep-zsenting all the Places of great public Resort, and the principal Buildings. .• • -• • • • This %%Pork '•is - the' only •existing Publication of sufficient - conseiluenter 'iluthwit)• to -itlusiratc_ to ;Foreigners and S trangars,th'e Wealth, S PitncloOr. 'Population, and Magni t-ti.cie:of the lara,st City tof the Wary. it was published ex , pressly with• that design,' and It is calculated to boiiYey to the remotest Nations the - - clearest. Ideas relative to - Loncioni , and to preserve the Reedlledion of its most. interesting • Fe 4, tures to those Persons who..arc or. have lyzen - familiar with them. , Printed for R. Phillips, .6,. Bridge-street, Blackfriars, .and tb be had of all Bookselleis and Dealer's in Books.. • • Of whom may be 14:td, by the same Editor, prfeess: bound in red, The Picture iii` Lood•nt for 18a7. - -••- , Also, The Ambulator ; A .Guide to the Environs of Lon don. A ;bow Edition, corroded to Jan. L 8,37, with Plates. Price 95.. boards.. COMPLETE_RESLI)-ENCE . ...., .... __ For a Small Genteel Family, Earms,.•&c. oa the Bordet of the. New Forest, Hampshire. • . . ' TO' OE 'SO I,D BY AUCTION . • liieveral Lots, On Thursday, themd . l.Vy of April lixti'at the Greyhound Inn, - in FOrdinghiidge, : _ A GENTEEL DWELLING.HOUSE, with two houses, l'l Goaoli • four-stilled-Stable, beaatiful Garden., well stocked with Wall-fruit, &c. &c. of above Half an Acre, and several small Fields, Of .about Eight .ores, lying situate - at the Entrance of Forclinghridge, - late the Property and Rt.sidence of Stephen Turner,. Esq.deceased ; forming a most desirable Residence for a Gentleman's Farni ly.. i4ox and otherHoundi within a short distance, the finest River almost in England titrough thejowri,. and the Beau ties - of the surrounding 'Country,- and all .other . Particutars &mien!' in mating this a 'most desirable Opportunity tnr a Gentleman v..ishing , the pleasures r...f a country awl the coinfctrts.of a town cloSe to his .house. • At the Same litnt'• will be also Se td. by Aue}ion, a. very rood tarrn of abpve tom Acres, Vyithiitthe Parish of Fording bridge,- lett to an unexceptionable Tenant for the term of Seven fears front Mrataelinas, ig,c4 ;- and 'another Farm Of about is Acres, close. to the Town, now lctt from year to year to a like good,Tenatit ; aintsome , Stpall Houses and .Gardens near_ the .abgv.F• Mentioned 15 we l hon se. And on the same Da'a'ild the next fallowing (Friday, the 3d April) wilhilsobe sbiit by Auction(oli the , Premises) the very. good Houselioal Flunitute •in -the above.mentioned Dwellilq.bousc ; a one;htn - sc" Chaise, and the Horse belong ing- to it ; and various other -t).rtickes-to he mentioned in tne argue. . The said DWelling-honse, Garden, &c. are inmost excellent'repair- and condition, and fit for immediate occu. patine.. Distance irc..in Salisaury ti miles. Southampton to, Rit - 100-)b , P6,- Lvinington 18, Lyndhurst to, Christchurch Woixlycetcs o, Illandfora zo. Printed Particulars will h:•delivered at Mr. ycinng's, the Ahttioneer, at ltomsey ; Ir. Idertield's Office, ditto ; at Mr;';•StricidaniPs,..Fordine,bri , ige ; and at Messrs. Sandys and I iorwit's, Ciati,!.couri; F lest-street, London ; °and a view of the P .. re , iiiSe6, :ray' be hatl by applying di the Another undoubted Etna of thn superior Efficacy and ,Safety of . Mrs., VI N CENT's only Genuine COW LAN D's LOTION. ‘,lVladam, Manchester -street, Feb. 12, rSa'. ••THE incstim.able benetitj have experienced from the Use of your lnvalWable LOTION demands an acknOwledg,thent - tin my pan that will enable others to enjoy the, like Advaniage—l was long afflicted with a violent Scor butic Eruption in the-Face, and have been entirely cured by the U>e of one Quart of your:Lotion. 1 shalt joyfully at test.the Faa, wnich will be corroborated by Mrs. Dennis, Qt' No, 24, Manchester-street, Manchester-square, London. With Gratitude, 1. remain, Madam, Your obliga and obedient Servant. To Mrs. Vincent, . Re‘CHA EL IV NI I'FI EL D. N.o. 4, Davics street,.Grosvenorquare. This most eiegant _and efficacious addition to a Lady's Toi lette is sold (with ample direetions) in Bottles at 2s. ad. — Ss. 6d. —and S. 6d. each —by' Mrs. Vincent, at No. 4, Da vies-street, GrosvenJr-square • by Bacon and Co. at the Original Patent Medicine, Warehouse, No. 'so, Oxford -street, (opposite New Bond-street); and by all the most respeCtable Perfnmers and Aiedieine Venders in 'Cows aria Country. Mrs. Vincent's Name is . signed• by her on every Bottle, without which it cannot be Genuine. • ! . TLIE return of Eruptive Complaints at th is sor., when the cold weather prevents the Perspiration • from ,adinigtas a correaive, is shown in many habirl i,y iten , much irritation tuvier the skin. Jr is no, tlieer- - tamed that tile action of SP I LSBU Y's PATENT ANTI SCORBU"I'iC DROPS gives instant relief, :)y renac.iing all Obstructiens in the Secretory Vessels, even when under , the action of Scrophula. Its good effects as a Medicine in giving Appetite, pleasant to take, and reoiring no cessation . of business or recreation, and its etisience es a remedy in va rious complaints for mote than thirty years , in repute; are fads that denytieception. _ Spilsoury is not accountable for any mixture sold, un less the words "By the King's Patent'' are ins-rtedat leuglh- •• on the Bill of Direetions; Bottle, and Wrapper the Sunup , alio (the King's Duty) is printed in Black ink instead of Rad Ink.—Sold at the Dispensary, No. 15, Soho,squAre, Lonctlp, _ in Bottles of ss. 6:1. toS. and ti. as, Duty included. Com pound Essence, Si-s. TO THE PUBLIC. • THE well-known Dr. NEWHAM .most parts 11 of this Kingdom, kr nzstoring Sight, Use of Lint ,11 and for Curing and Relieving most otiisr Disorders, lime :11;1 and Ekternal, witnout Medicine, use of Instrument, restraint from Diet, and seldom hindrance front Business, the St,ne and Ruptures excepted, after hopes were despaired of, h:- licies.it his dutyito inform them, since his arrival . at tVo with, his success tntestorinz Sight, 'llse of .Lims;, in cuing speedy relief to pains in a Quinzey, in a particular and in most other •Disorders in that D;sease, the Nlercurial Rot that has cut oft' so many brave Soldiers, and still con. /Miles its ravage, cannot avoid declaring Doctors ane blunder,. lug jn the dark respecting healing Diseases. If Genval Lloyd was to request Dr. Newham to give him ocular proof of what was the cause of a Disorder that bathes - the power of Drugs and the common methods of Surgery, he would with pleasure do it, believing the General would be fully con, vinced it was Morally impossible for any other practice than that of Dr. N.'s to extract that cause front the Patient,whicli cause, for want of extraction, is the cause of most deaths. ibis great success in London and Woolwich, among tespectabt., Char .tern,, is locked up. He has leave for the Key after he - has been consulted by any respettablc Person. —Any one who wishes to know time truth of iris success, and nrture of his practice, Should call upon him fur day-light facts, that only warn all Monett investigation. I.‘V NIED1(21 . N11:. ACT - NEWBERY and SONS, No. 41 , 5,' St. Paul's • Church-Yard, London, Proprietors of Dr. lames's POWder and other valuable Prepararions, form the Punk, thatin.consequence of the New Stamp Duties, the Price of that Medicine will be •in future zs 9d. per Packet, or 11. ss. 6d per Dozen; but the quantity ()la Dozeu Packets 2.l.ottle•(as up for the Army arid Isiavyymay he had. for 11. 4s. And as toe words "F . NCW hcry,' No. 4s. St. Paul's," are engraved hi the Stamps, which it is presuma will be a sufficient sccuiity against Counterfeits, his Signa titre on the Latsels will be discontinued. The following - are the Prices of their other Medicines, - Stamps included‘; but those who purchase six, or inure, at a time, wiil be allowed the Stamps gratis. 4. d Dr. James's Powder 2 9 Dalby's Carminative 1 9 Do. in a Louie 24 o • Dr. Austin's Chalybeate Do. Analeptic Pills 4 6 • Pills 4. 0 Do. large Box ,- e. o Freake'sTina.of Dark 4 o The Antil?itious Pills 2 9 Dr. Huxham's ditto 3 0 Dr. Steer's OpoZteldoc 2 b Tonic Is _ z Do. Convtilsion Oil . 2 6 English Coillic • - 2 9 Ditto Nitre Drciti 2. 6 Carruther's Drops 2 9 1)0. •Catliotnile Drops 1 9 EsSerwe of Ginger - 2 9 Do. Paregoric Loy.eng"es - I , lb Ditto Peppermint Angiblud's Blois ditto t lb Dr. Hooper's Pills • Essence of COI tsfoor 3 6 Grant's Drops - - Mr. S Dentifrice- 4 o Scuts - Pi lis Cephalic Snuff - 1 o Henry's M - Ignesia - 2 6 1 ones's Rheum. 'Tina. 3 6 'Notion's !)rops - s 6 Bevy's Bilious Pills 4 - :6 Spilshury's Drops 5 i; Glass's Magnesia • 3 -- 6 Dr. solancicr's Tea 2 Wilson's'A iterative 4- 6 ' Greenough Tinc - ture t i b King's Otiontalgic -z • 9 Do. Tolu - Lozenges r N, 13. As many Persons mistake tie House of Messrs. Newt?ery; observe, that it is at the East' Er 4 of St. Paul's, four Doors from Chezpsicie, , With these words inscribed oil the Front—" "PHE ONLY WARE - I-()11SE PO R DR. 1/I:VMS's POWDER." • . . . s. d. RENOVATED EI'ALTH. IT: has been 'ton frequently the snbjea of just and 1. general reprobation, tinat men destitute of the elements of the medical, art have offin - ed theimelvzs - as candidates for public patronage in the profession of physic. •For the purpose ifoing justice to the mutt of our studies and experience, and to preyentuis,•rfertoemnito)cainsigh:vioes.s unfortunately t a o n r n t u u t n ng a t t e h l o y se ti e q n su p c i iectsy boon too i'? f r atr i i4 1 r e v eri we beg heave to submit to tine liberat ancfenlightened , a faithful statement of our pursuits and ae quireMents: A tttr.ha sing received a regular medical educa. two as . •the pupils of Alessssl. Grinded and IllizardHyhwe ledhres and practice. we carefully attended, as professors and surgeons of the London Hospital.; we entered oursel ves_es, students in that justly . celebrated sekool fur medical acquire ; lent, the Royal College : of Edinburgh, and were instructed in the different branches of anatomy, surgery, the theory an 4 pradide of physic, chemistry, midwifery, botany, &e. by those eminent professors, Drs. Monro, Gregory, l3leck, Hamilton, Quncan and Rutherford. We trust we sltzl i not bedecmed Presumptuous in laying that our proticiency . an..nt acquirements are wit inconskrerable. Itavingibra long series of years made Venereal Complaints, end the various diseas.:.; • of Debility, the partiehlar object of ourAtucties and practice, it wilt, we 'hope, be allowed that we have acquired superior know ledge of their treat meat and cure: Sri slight ann recent cases of infection a pert - eft re-establishment is comviered int the short period of two days ; and in those of the utmost in veteracy, where.other practitioners haVe failed of success, a proper perseverance in our plan of treatment ensures to tie patient a safe arid - radical cure. Amidst the • melancholy variety of disorders which are the effidet of a habit long and most unhappily pursued by the' youth of both sexes, there are none nen . : -alarm : Mg or more distressing than those deticiencies and debilities which fre quent ly prevent or embitter the matrimonial state. To such persons it must be a consolation to know - that they may now, Dy a new and infallible mode of treatment, be restired to that greatest of all human blessings, a stron4, manly, and vigor ous constitution. In all cases on dobility, from witstcvet cause arising, as well as in every spectra of venereal inteelion, we may be con:knit - M.4 patienti of dither sox with he great est secrecy and honour. Hours of consultation at twine front ten to three, and twin 6 in the evening till to at tight. Patients in the country ,te.requested to state tile partici!: lays of their case, age, and ecneri.l habit or living. Ste. Sic. in closing a mnittance for advice and inedieines.'Whien the same will be given,'or sent to and part of the kingdom. To ens., CC that secrecy so essential to our undertaking, the postage of letters may be added to the aconint for medicines.' CURRI E and Co. Surgeons. • No. to 7, Hattori-garden.