The Sun. — London, England, 1813-07-27 00:00:00

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Of whom may also be bad, by the sane Author, Tracts on tltrious Subjects in the Law and History of Eng land, in two Parts, price VICTU..4I,LIXO-OFF.IC'E, • .Tuft' 26, is. 111-tE COALU/SS/ONEIZSfor VIC T LIN G -ILlilt 111.4,TESTV ; S Nii 11l do heriby give Notice, That on ruesday, the 3d of ....Ivan next, t/u'q will be ready to receive ?enders iu writing, Ocaled 11 2 .4 and treat for Ttho finndr,.drligusand E;al(ons• of wEsT INT)IA RUM, to be delivered, duty fre", direct front the %loaded WaTehouses tf the West India Dock tionipany at the Port of j..ondcn;.in= to his Arajestrys Victualling Stores at Ll•eptfard, the sjiace of One Month from,: the date of Ca. Contract ; and also fur ,One Hundred Tons VIRGNIA. LEAF TOBACCO, to he delivered warns the space evr six Weeks, into the Victualling Stores, at the P 064, and in the proportion's ) rtnder;nzen tioned, AiEIUCA pAliEa!,3. ,~ ; , r . , ,:~~~ c~~'~r treirtt!er txtractsl JOly , G, 1813. Ifii Royal Ithrhness the. DUKE of KENT,,hI the Chair .• Slirieriptions before advertised .. ftis It(Itil Highness the Duke of York L. 8° 10 4 : 1 0 5 0 0 Hie Siancribers to . Lloyd's from their' General ( . . Nati . 1000 0 0 elt.,sr4toplier Noekells, Esq. 7:"e.43 Sitaith, and Co. iUn'ltrniao, Petvrs, and Co. 105. 0 0 et n r ., 4lc _ estiq to Ile 11" 111 I%lw We: sort bideltatied ti) . ? three British i'ess,ejs . Of war, tvhohve just cap, tared three coakirs, pne of thorn valuithte. .This nav was pnblisheri, Price 4s. Secondwith Addititins, ... AsEourAL to thi: REJECTIO AD. DRESSES ; or, Thu 'PH EATRUM I'OETAILUM MINORIIM.` By another Author. :' : . ' . Printed . for Sherwood, Neely, .aoti ;Jones, Paternoster-To* J..Hatchzird, Piccadilly ; And V. Turner, 87, Strand. •,. 13.11.TitortE, Mt 'Y GI 1813.—ft is proposed to raise 2000.1.egulars fu arc tLtence of 'this city, with a bolmiy of 100 dollars to 'ea(.4l man. Lien • - dredt of men have been thrown- out of employ by the war, and,who mush enlist or starve. ter, , - , , . 50 0 9 52 10 0 - 4 011 i "g ' E " 1 , cers of the ,late Corps of Greenwich V . o- . t iuhteer Infantry, per Colonel Campbell ....... 21 0 0 ii,4'l,/,,1::'149 Tlionit'ls(m . ,wi!itilliluiait,rtailnitlnt °Fuel Sol, l . , , - 5 1 5:0 ' 2: 1 1 0: 0 ' ' 0 (00) }l o4r 41 ' ' s q• • to , !!-* Nonet, 'Hoare, taul Co Thy Aalignqns Baldwin, It. N. . 4 5 0 le I;4ofAit‘lowav . lO 10 0 mfir sliartru ot ~ .: boots EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM WASIIiNGTON, DATEII MAY 18, 1813. " I met General Hampton who bad come up to visit Baltimore, putting oft tor Norfolk with all speed, in consequence of an express just ar rived' from Norfolk, bringing to the Government information of considerable increase of the fleet in Lynnhaven Bay—some say,2s, others 27 sail ; but tram the best information. I can obtain, am led to think the force consits of 35 This pluee;' as you may suppose, is in much klgi. Winn." • This Day \vas published, Neatly printed iu One Volume 12ino. price Three Sixpeiice o • ERMONS 'oh the Dunes- of CHILDREN, 1.7 as . set forth in the Catechism of the Church of Eng land. , • Tons. Deptford .60 Portsmouth ... 2O Plymouth ................ 20 By a LAIN. Printed for F. C. anti J. Hiring-ton, No. - St. ]'aura Church-yard; Fold - also by J. Hatchard, No, 190, Piccadilly, opened at the following Bankers forSubscrip- VP"' Ali , . ;lad r4gt•s. loare, Barnett,, and Co.; Clirtis, Robartv, and •jySmith, Payne, and Smith Jones, Lloyd, and Co.; Le rci 4 1 , 11 Co.; Nlasterinan and Co. ; I)orrien and ha n d4in Perring. lit. Sliaw, Barber, and Co. Drum- I f.r ds Co.; Do wn:Thornton, and Co.; liosanquet and ; Pooller! Attwaruiv and Co. ; llavinon, Noel, and,Co. ; . eret r' 1441 r and (7o ; Snow and" Co.; and at the Bar 14914's Colfe-Honae•. No ` l 5 • 'NIT. ATCHESON, Secretary. N.incliestet 4 -!Arret, , Ytily 24, ;ilia. • • 1410 Tons ; the whole to ire paid for fly Dills, 17' ayablt with lots-rest , -Wady Dayr after date. .• This I.)tly was published, Handstnnely printed in., our yoltne, Duodecimo, prke in bonds, Four . ' PRACTICAL. REFLECTIONS on MORAL and RELIGIOUS SUBJECTS. - • , Pelnted lot' F. C. and J. Ritington, NO. - . 62, St. Paul's Churcli-yard;—Sold also by J. Hateirard, No. 190, Piccadilly. The Coaditions of the CoAtracts may he see . :u at the Store tary's Q#ice. NCTIFOLK, MAY 14.—0 n Wednesday lest the squadron of the enemy stationed in Lynnhaverk Bay was augmented to 18 sail. Yesterday fifteen 'sail (being all that could be seen from Hanipton Roads), Made sail and stood for the Capes. We learn this niurning that nine of them were at an chor last evening abreast of the Capes, the 're. minder 41aving gone to sea. • No regard will he had to any Tender In Wi!;(11. the Price shall not he iaserted in words at length, or that shall not he de livered to the hoard Wore Que o'clock on • the said Toes dap, the 3d of „-ingust next, nor unless the Person yho makes the Tender, or 'tonic Person on his Wall, attend..;, to answer wh en' Galled /'r. . • ;lust published, • In Deniy Octavo, with plates, priee.9l.. ItS7l` VOLUME of an 14.11 PROVED SYSTEM of IsINEMONICS, or, Art of 'Assisting the Meniory sitnplified and adapted to the general Branches of Literature. Jai) , 26, 1813. . ~, . it G4NEttAL A.SS'RNTI3LY of the,DRUItY i . I-A, . eito,,„-....4NE COMPAN''.! of 'PROPRIETORS, held at the 04;and lANCtIO,ft "I'•AETtN, this MY, 'SIL\IIJEL WiIITBRI.:AD, Esq. hl. P. in the Chair. co r i ri o n` f ITh.,tlert of the Committee of their rroceetlings up to t he Mk ni i_ u .ulY, 1813, was read, including. a . Stattreit t . of the ~t , ng oi the Theatre, &c. to which was subjoined a Re . y -, 'the S ub - Committee of ". I .lanagemetit, of the Income, c_4ll;tliture, and Trtutsacti oi t s o f tln late Session Of Theatri j 9.ormatiei. we t 14111 the R eport being read, the foliowing Resolutions llZlttaninicoisly adopted:— • . part t . o!red,---Th at the General Assemble do approve the Ite- A: ".Pre••3r.ateil by the Utimmittee this• Day . to the General 44m'kertildy, ineluding..the. Report .of the Sub-Committee of 4nageolein,to the said Committee . ; and that they do ratify, Nut,‘,.' u t .44 lll all the Acts done by the sald . Committee and th e i's t ."'" , itt ev, in the 'Management of the Concerns of ther.fiitre, as stated in the Reports and Papers annexed 11:41 tkth u med,Tliat the Committee herel.ptested to publish, tk t' Use of the . Po oprittors, so much ofthe said Reporras ":), laity Ikon' expedient'. .: ne sotred; That the Thanks of the:General Assembly be • ' v„en t() ttle - Cumaliit!T for their great Exertion's, soliegi,--xtlint ' the Thrinks of thi , General .Isserribly be Ilreitto Samuel Whitbread, .Esq. for his able and indefatiga-. oe Exertions. hr. 'Whitbread having retired, •PPIEB. INIOORE„ lisq. M.P. wiii called to the ,Chair; whth the following Resolutions k'recre unanimmely adopted •:..... • Itesolved,—That Mr. Whitbread be requested to sit to Mr. keiig; for. 103t1st, iso he placed in.a cOnspicuous part of ~, Lane Prixo4rb, OM that the Expeocea of, the s a m e b e )1,1), r i l Out Of 01 0 Fund y of the Th ea tr e. olved,—That a Dupli cate of the Bust he made at th e . . Ave of the COmpany, and presented to - Lady Eli za b et h ~ bread, in the N ome o f the Proprietors.. Itsalred—That Lord Holland he r e quested to superintend .Exeention of the York, and write an app ropr i ate In ptiOn, ' n l ti . ia~~ By THOMAS COGLAN, Lecturer on Mnemonics. The. First Volume .contains the primary Arrangement of the System;--Application of it . to Figures—SymbolS—Chro= notkgmal Associations for the Kings ,of England, from Egbert to his present Majesty—Associations_ for the King ot'''Seot lind—Lord-Lieutenants of Ireland—Kcags of France-I in perors of germant—Emperors of Ron' &,c.—A Mnerminical pictimiatt—apd the Multiplication Table arranged in It new Manner, for Learners, &p. &c. • This Volume requires no ture pert to elucidate tiny of the tinbjects to which it is ap plied. The Second. Volume applying,the System to Geogra phy, History, &c. will lie soon published: • • London.: PubliShed by Cradoc and Joy, Paternoster-row; and J. Hatchard, • . Under the Illustrious Patronage of their Royal Highnesses the Princess of 'Vales and Dalte.of Sussex, his P.;xcellency , the Sinntisli Antbassailo.; did snotty Families of high Dis titNtion.. - 31ACASSAR 'Orr,. FOil THE HAIR, Tins oil is proudly' re6nuneiuteil on the basis of TRUTH and EXPERIENcE; und-the most • respec table testimonials-At p?ssesses properties of t4oe most gala brains tiatare for restoring the Flair where it has been BALI) for years, preserves it from falling oil' or turning grey, to the latest period of life; produces on the tresses a most beautiful GLOSS, SCENT, :end CURL. This OIL ,is infinitely etlicacioua iu renovating CHIL DRESS' HAIR, hunt nes the Growth of Whiskers, Eye.- broWs, tine, it is' preemirient for renoVating ; the Human audaidding to it an low/lupin-able beauty. • Nterchant.,, Oipt,ains, &c. will find tin., au Article'of eminent utility for preserving the !lair in hot climates.... 'For getters, otilaty iS inclosed, a Treatise on the Improve" ment of t.lie fluilian Hair, giving .a full description of the virtues of the Oil, with testimonials from persons of distin guished 000sidetation. - This interesting Book and the Oil, is ' rt Vade Mecnin for every Family throughout the world;. it is included with each bottle in. the wrapper, signed on the, outside, in red ink, " A, ROWLAND and 6d. 10s. 6d, and 11. Is. per bottle ; sold 111tolesale and Retail by the Proprietor ROWLAND and SON, Kirbyestreet, Hat ton-garden, London ; and, by, their appointment, by • Mr. - Smyth, 'Perfumes' to: his Majesty, 117, New Bond-.street; Messrs. Hendries, Perfumer to her Majesty,' Tilehborne street; Bayley and Blew, Cockspur-street; Mr. I).•iligge, 35, Gattit' and .Pierce, 57, Overton, 47, New Bond-street; Berry, Greek-street, Soho; Burgess, .Cursitor-street ; John son, Greek-strect; Paty, Butts, and" Co. Lombard-Strict; fm tiny and Sons, Fleet-market; Rigge, 65, Chedpside, and SI, Park-street; Butler, 4, Chetipsidal Bowling, Walker, and C'.. filapittuati-s . t reel, lieranghl Ilieey. -and SIMON -BOW . cipirch-lurd; Shaw and EdWards,..o6, :Newhery and Sans, 45, St. Paul's Clinrch-•yard Westand Wad, Gracreintreh-street ; Hardings. Howell', and Co., 59, Thetrti; 4t;, Bacon, 150, Oxford-street ; Lenchars, 47, Ambridge, 30, Woodman, Piccadilly; Bolton 'and Tint, Royal Exchange; Overton, I 17, Borough ;• Davison tend Sou„ :59, Mettrass, 86, Fleet-street; '; and all Perfumeri, Hair-cutters, and .Nledicine - Venders in London, and id every Town throughout the Enspire.--Ail the above Agents have just received a large :Anil valuable supply, • 1-4 - The higkpopularitv of this Oil has induced some i nsi (litho; persons to conoterfatit. To prevent such imposition, please to ask fur ROWLAND'S MACASSAR OIL; and none are genuine without the abOve,BoOk, and signed•an the out- ' • side, in red ink, " A RerWland mad Sun.!' NEW MUSIC. THREE SONATAS tqr the Piano-Forte, %vitt) Accompaniments fur the Violin and Violoncello, coin pused by P. Knapton, price 10s. Od.--" The Brazen 111 1,st, " a It .inanti c M e l o =d rama, performed at • the Theatre I: "ent - gurden, composed and arranged • for the Piano-Forte, by IL it. Bishop, price (h.-4 Les Petits Bijoux," No. N. con taining the celeorated Air of " The Thorn," arranged as a Rondo, with a is introductory Nlovenient ,by J. Dary, price Dr. •Cooke's beautiful' Glee for four Voices.—" on a normause," adapted in' a new manner, invented to ac commodate siniter's unaeripainted'with the T. nor Cliff, 4 1 % n. Worgan, price 2 s.—Mozart's celebrated " Oh Perdona," %rah .Variations for the Piano-FOrte, • Harp, and Vi nt "' c°4 " . Posed hyJ..l4lazzirtglii,lirice 6s. or single for the Piano-Forte and Flute only,. price Arabian Ronch''," composed by J. Parry, price ts.-. Borne in yin blaze of Orieut sky," the .Prize Glee for 113,1 J, composcai by Sir J. Steranson,Mos.Doc: price Xutprt.l.l.ore,:' a Ballad sung by Miss •Bolton, ittt the Force' 61 Three Weeks after Marriuile, caCOPl.lse 3 -bY J. Parry, price Is. cd. • LUudot: : Gooldin.‘, D'Almaine, Potter, and. Co: N 0.20, Soho -square, and No. 7, Vestinorelahuhotreet, Dublin. • ey, thi (11 IA It. JAMES'S A.NA.LE 1 C PILLS, for Disorderk of the Stomach and Bowek ' and Headachs, arising from indigestion of free living • for Bilious, Got4ty, and Ithenntatic Cot»plaints, sand Colds, slight . Fevers, &c. By kindly assisting nature i 11. the due discharge of the animal functions, they preserve health, and promote longevity; are the best general family medicine, and are particularty:con-' venient for Travellers, as they are mild in their operation, and do not require any confinement. • • Sold by F. Newbury and Sons, No. 45, St, Paul's Church yard, and at Or. James's late House in Lrutott-Stroet, price 4s. 6d. , a box, containing thirty-six fills ; or six in a large box, for 11. 4s. Be sure that the name " F. Newhery,7 is engraved in the stem ‘ .ll : t y , l erst TO THOMAS TAYWR, ESQ. Ne'w Bridgt-ktytt, London ttfr 61' 1,14 o' • C. W. WARD, S ec . t li k Ole' Co ntaiittee do hereby deartre.the .Di v id en d s upon the iiie.kiNiott Shares for 2 96 days, from the I'enth Day of Oc th ' l. ) " 12 ) to the First Day of Aug - tut, lAI3, (to which Day ksuit...it latereq and Dividends upon the Capital `will always be i e .." 1 , ) i : 1 every Year,).to he' after the Rate of 7 per cent: per k r. i..u, and that the same will be paid to the Subscribers by 414 , 4 ,`34'ell le . Treasttrer of 'therbeittri, at the' Committee )attit.e Stage .I)orir of 'the Tht.:atre: in }Attie Ittusen sit lily !,11 Tilers:lay and Friday in every week, front the hour t„,11.'."'11,.in the Forenoon, to the he of Three in the After- Itlait4.,,e`P'oe*ing on Thursday, AnK. 5, And . that the An 'll4,lt; u,'lt 1 1 the 5001. Debenture Holders upon the.. tote Dt4,o . e ' Nra thonly . called N) will he paid by Mr. tt'li4;til Treasurer th the Theatre, at theComittittecßoom, qt,„„„4Yalii!. Wednesday in eveiy weelt, within the , hours ' 4 /te m '," 444 Three, etnnuleneing au Tuesday the Third Day lit :_ t, ukir,Ntiseribe, aN' • Ren ters are Te nested to produce kll l l ' t ' , title. 4an ' ev` • them ;t' • iv t ~,i,d ijc, e B ~,d L ) ehentures, to entit e o tree e" : 10 11 14: LIZ, FIIIINISIIED, 7.1 Apt tiljt, (' voter,d upon at Michaelmas next, ,(,,,t,fON PRIORY, in the County of tirli tirNa,44,i4g.'"tri together 'with 45 Acres of reinu. i rli ca.... tkini s,'4 " l ud, in the centre of which the 11°•nse htpwith kste ~44ted, surrounded with Shitibberies Said ou .'l'l _ !louse ''l'll.x,!•l'lletit 'walled Gorden'und CiraPery, &c. ,:„'f!' ' 4 re 6' '''''''' nit ti c d Floor, a Dining tioutu, ~?4 oy . •et...... 4 is„.„ ~ le noun - o .o od dimension, . Ire t the 1;1"'.'"Aali; 'Room and Study, o f • same Aze—ex celletn, IN 'It'll!: li , ttl a lireithfust Room the • 4 ..... liliddir, 7'l Rooms, br etl . -,, Bo oms , tte, and good Olivet.. ... l '`Y , witli , t iir l'i P r*es, and ("nay 'louse. I lkur g 3 rfffil 1 l ;111, 41 -irlitd, t,„'„'lm' roads, i s ti . t (_. •ti - from Southwell, a g o od I" f -n4 ; tell fr , • II .'-- IL L* and tea from Newark, ,nititt L„,,d,. l'' t h" "n fileicitilu'''''''r ham ( it . .. Chaworth's hunt, pie' . .wr.t . '44,, , ,!; ,, b or the 'e t lr e t i t lt ,l3:ie t , t ir, and Air. Lniol_cy o Sa o _ 'nit over 4;, - ;,,, t h, 41, ..- 'the t ,, h,., u n t . hay, the right of sn Tl" I Rent „,,,4•4'.(1n4e hiatto v ‘ ii tock eII with Gain! _ , srs. t l ielint.it - ;:: 1 hewther psctiert4rus s i n be learnt of M i I„ n e. and vt,i't4Willie„--:sll;Theditling, ,t,„,.,1,:inn ,Ftejalrilist; lifoineatrtif Esq. ...........mgartun,' ' b(l• ahthwell, rand • '1- TIATIIING TRUSSES. * , ~...„,.a . triils been aittriscti by tile mast . enl!,"_'.l,l t‘'tl4,ol:.:it.o%!rtfic,,it:lt., ) I) 4; t rr ,A , , , f f Iff feted ' vti 1 1 1 1 1 i l t r e : r lt t N o 1 1 , 1 X ec h n uo t i r i Ne. ()r i y , tft E .,, 1 , ~ . ‘S : they here, s AL m „ pret,,,klitul t o -- Pilice of spoil ! fq..; I lf, f f I: . s_..s.',:nod t h e ' np ,...4t ti,,,i: ,;.. ea. ta ia ~ ) fin !Ilex , }:r.";' ZnjusTiNci tltts :-,141.,i,e0 Approved I',NTEN'i -:7,441.1•00/0-„:-.in v(),18,,- :, zoil4l6l'rei,,t,,,t7e sul,weri,u)•;7l-11(frillileird ir,'':,t,eikrt'l;ril, IthckPatfl.',ttee'ls Z,,1al N;'ved kli,. foi!fing L.ppointments..i? , N t i t a l IL O I Y. ii ... ;:.!11(:e. (;,, , , , : i t Ile NaViii ii(Wpitals and 1)..0ci,-).'„3l4.l:ll7:comitatty, c, ..,,„,.,, 1 1 4 . Jeff I iiiipitni, lie Hun. t.,,,5t I t„r iV t • fl. i;tZ,..lttl:7) g0,,4, stland. I trs sending the circuin: l , i , o rle t,'„, • `.'' the b0r177:: l ',l * in, 9►r c°t."..,1 1 .‘,'::t he hips, may dePeuu ri5.. „...,..:2,111f4 accrarate' iy fittLeCil:iji" _....... 1:1111-N 'INP ERI A.i.4 .. D_l_N_ 111(1-TA . itl t1ik,',,,... , 4.nd t..III:NT TttAFALG ; ,‘ . ..u.:, , L i titii i ll u t r ) , A. ,, ,! , l. l l;): , till 1 , `l4Zfi-'l'llit F s 'i„ - ' 1 '-'''-- • ~ 0 ,.-;., one elegant ; :tcc ia lin proved Sofa 4 f ft - fold ci ! 11 %! , fillierent Plans ..; the!, ) ' 1 , 4 , -- Os t, and Tent 4 11 . 4 44 ',,,',,kn' Beds; Brass-screw too r i • , te • Portable ' :th; .. r arait t i n , h.nd B e ddi ng comp t ~. , ,_,,,,,,, s srtii,*t. wall serei.aloth . i ' "nrented and 'moo%•ens4r,t" k 4144'114e 41 ,0 i e .llll 4 .l i ew i l I very extensive ussortincri . r 0 ,.. . 144 e, '4 t , t6r Y 't 1 1l (2 4l ' f l( 1 i e t " :4l,rt re l l I.',' S 8 for furnisl Ii I ',':. II tttl i ' v e c ' 1 " a n i t: ti !tl,:t li,ii!,;tilltut II Ilftict fired, where Fittai.lti,e: ~ , s tu l i:l7tl s t e e extrente tZZlraitii"cel'n. ti,,,'",.,liZt a • fCw l N d irlittlis in completing their E. 14 ith,i,etik ~ tg s.i,t era . . b • 14 , ts 1;14,4 We0,1,01,,A ti si Irmy•nnd Navy) &, c. B u - .• ) 1 ' l .4:Cit`,,' 111 d Saliders Lc rL 1;' ( 4 , l 3,therine-iitreet s ,, SU:mu, tn . . '‘ 44Q$1!tausie'rate' ' II fur ' ht P4P"1"" i prow A CH,‘I,LENGE,. MESSRS. CUB. E and Co, Surgeons, late in his Majesty'i set% ice, challenge the whole world to wove a single instance t heir medicine anti method of cure have tailed of the desired elli;et. l'lte practice of many years in this particular brooch of their, procession, has not given use to nhe. unsuccessful • est. They continue to diret their studies to the treatment and cure of venereal complaints, and that derangement of the slit., temoyhich is the consequence 01 t lie pyritic' iusand wasteful elfetis of a habit long and most unhappily pUrsoeil by the yodel' of both sexes. In the one it will be.iound to be the . unfailing source of barrenness; the other have its ravages la. tally developed to them by distressing gate of debility, which it not timely remedied,' Tettninites in impotenteY; these are its remote and Ultimate while construtp.. lion, loss of muscular power; and various nervous complaints, usually charaderise the earlier stages 1)1 this solitary vice.— Of outer the disorders. incid.lit to such a habit, their treatnr:at is simple, and has never proved onstre. eessful,io the crahrse of a' long, laborious, and much extended p ra di c e. In the most obstinate and•eontlilicatc.icases of ve. net e a t i n reition, spell as obstrueliona in the urethra, spuegy excrescences, hard tumors, callous ulcers, eruptions, semi. nal weakness,'gleets, as also STU, I R • Whether recent or of, long duration, and which have baf. tied : ..the skill of other"Praetiritaters, arc' by their present ins. proved plandtreatment, eltittdually and permanently cured, without the Patient sulttiring ' the excruciating p a n an d 'alarming hemorrhage which frequently follows the applica tion of the Innar caustic: In the course of twenty yers extensive prattice in ibis Metropolis, numerous cases of Strietures have been and ar daily under .t heir care, the total eradidation of which is tillieleti by a safe, certain, 4j . nt cape. dti OILS eof praelice, superior to any other yr...t adopted, d ,The weakness, telaxatiou, and debility proceeding (Mtn chi. removed, and . the Patient res tore to soimd and vigorous health. But where the debility ha s f or complaint are speedily years ex i oc a, a proper perseverance in their restorative tc. tnediei," a fter the S trizt ure has be,: n (lest ro3 e,t, i nil is pe nsas bly ref ye t heuisite to .revt slumbering parts of lilt: and to reanimate the constitution. Several .Noblernett and Gentlemen or the fitst respeeta bility, imve bews nutter the Care or Messrs, k urrie, ;Isla CO. for t he removal of complaints (tithe Urethra, .Strictures, ana having rece ived 4 radical and permanent Cure, request t h at references may be given to them, as satisfacti r ry e v i„ demees o: the decisive suiteriority of Nles , rs. Currie atat Co's, plan of treatment , Many ti t th e se Gentlemen have ltad sine. tures from 1...., to 20 years, and had been muter the care of Messrs. Horne, Heaviside, and other Surgeons of crioat nence, who attempted the cure by the application of the Lunar Caustic, without success. M e ssrs. Currie and Co. may be consulted by eith er sex with the greatest delicacy, secrecy, and honour.. at their house, No. 1074 Hatton garden. Patients in the country arc requestel to state the particu. lars-of their case. age, anti 'general habit of li vine, ACC. enclosing a remittance for adVice and medicines, when the 1 ,, i ,„ ; w ill be, given or t.:nt toasty part of the kingdom. To ensure that secrecy sO esiciitial to their undertaking, the post. a y rot letters titay be adocrt.totheaccoont for medicines, ' th lune iSo^ e 7, I tat t2n-gardep. lloxourtEn Siis, Edinburgh, )larch 18. IBEG leave to inform .you, th3t, ever since the year 1790, I had been afflicted with the Lues Venerea ; which, frolll its obstinately resistiog everyettufse of medicine prescribed by the most eminent of the faculty here, and un dereuing several severe imam.% of salivation, inul twice dis charged from the tiOspital' with - little relief, would appear to he of the most inveterate nature. In the spring of last year my disorder bad lot to such a hold; tts'nearty to put a period to my existence---1 had a large- ulcer on the crown of my head, ,one int each arm, and• toy legs were broke ouf in a frightful mariner; my right was dreadfully painful, and had been i 'ditto of ulceration for the last 'seven years ; my left had also two large nodes on it, was very much discoloured, and gave nic such excruciating pain, parti c ularly when warns in lied, as nearly to deprive me of, th rest t. in this laentable state, I was recounnentivd by Mr. J. Thompson, (who received' sit great a cure by them here), to take vour Leake's Patent ralf,, which I bagan ty anon the 28111 of May ; 41 the course of a fortnight I began to receive benefit—in little iniire than a month the ulcers on my head and arms were soundly healed— soon after, the sores On my legs healed also; leaving, how 'ever, considerable disculottration In the skin, and joiliti in the bone of the left, which, by the blessing of God, tnal,a little Longer perseverance in your invaluable;:kledieioe, subsided the nodes -dispersing, the skin regaining its natural hue, anti the nocturnal.. pains gradually going tiff. —I thus became, by _your liberel advice and medicine, perfectly free from all my fanner , complaints4—have recovered my , former spirits and Strength, and not become jolly and fat, In which state having continued many months Li, the astonishutent of all Wild knew Me, I ant at a luta in what terms to express uty gratitude, but beg ynti, for the good of .other suffering 'mortals, to' wake this my ease as publiC as piissible, us I shall .cm every ocoa sion ; in saduing yuu-vvill greatly oblige, tie, your gratcful i obedient, veryhriabre servant, ALEX. MI.TRK,ER. SWann'4 Cluset Witnesses John Thumpson, Nu. a, New -Poultry 'Market, Edinburgh "John 111‘intosli, Old Assembly C10 ., e, Edinburgh. Prepared and sold by the sole Proprietor, ruomAs TAY LOR, Member of the Royal GAIN, of Surgeons, at" his ituasc, No. 9, New Ilridge-street, lorition; where; attar u constant residence of !Hunt dean years,in it practice parti. rotary directed to the cure or Veneri.al Goinplitints owl tho l e incidental to .the Parts of Gettelation, whit that inviolable secrecy which men of ht. Karel:Warn aboillti ule ys observe in such cases, he flatters himself the advice and iiiiistance lie gratuitously administers to person , . taking this Medicine, will be esteemed, by,4 di-corning ' Patine, as ea -advantage seldom attainable, asd void of all ambiguity.. Also sold, try his appointment, ft . o. the convenience of those living at a distanee, at the Pertumei' , ., No. St. Altvin's= street, l'all-tuall; the ToyAhop, No, tat, Oxford-sti:cot ; Mr. ISisbiiro } ll : g d i i i; , s t) , „ N rg tl ; i i -V a e i e n t w 1 . 1 1 w S; nakti r : i l i t i l i oN l id e e r i p lfro t i; t y . :; : t s l i . . a o 9 l : l ‘. l ,l l l'. : whereby persons, .of either sex cure. th e ul'elve 2 With emu, speed, secrecy, am,. safety. . N. IL Every Brix sold in Great-lfritain is seated up with a Stamp, on which, by favour of the Cottutusiionem is printed, lit the Stomp tither - -`l'. Taylor, No. 9, New firidge-streett.. imitate witiat,i,Fehgty, snit all utters are couuterfeit, BOSTON, MAY 24.—(Exchange Of Ptlsonersj We haVe the pleasure to state (says the gOVelil.. inept paper), ,that effectual measure : are in pro gress for the relief of our unfortunate countrymen in captivity with 'the enemy. A cartel, - by which s ail the system for the proper' treatment, release and exchange of prisoners has been fixed, was agreed on and signed some ilnys since, between, General Mason, cominissary=general of prisoners on the part of the United States, and Colonel Barelity,l general agent fok prisoners on the part . of Great Britain. By this,: among other things, it is stipulated that two cartel vessels, of the bur then of '5OO tons together, shall be constantly kept- by 'each. Government in the service of re, moving prisoners of the two nations, to be re leased on account or exchanged. Qil our part, •the two vessels have been already purchased, fit ted and dispatched, to bring home our prisoners suffering in the West. Indies. The United States cartel, ebutiostan, Capt. Smith, left this place for Jamaica on the 2d instant, to touch in flampton Roads, and take, off British prisoners, and on the 13th inst, the United States cartel shin Perse verance, Capt . . Dill, sailed tram Philadelphia for, Barbadoes, to thud' at New York to take in ,Bri tish prisoners in like manner. Both vessAS are to return with American prisoners to Piovidenee in Rhode-Island—one of the stations_ agreed on for the exchange of prisoners of war. We are informed by a •gentleman trom the District of Multi (says the Ruston Repekturg),• • that the greatest distress prevails in that country, Farmers are obliged to kill their working oxen for food—they have no corn to. eat, nor yet enough to sow. Their present, suffetfts are aggravated by their apprehension for the luture. Some months mtot elapse before !their scanty craps can he reaped, and wilessithey can procure a supply In the interim, they must.starve." BOMN, JUNE 3,--..(Chesapeake and Shann'on , Frigat . es);—Various and contradictory reports ate in circulation respecting the engageinent which took place between these frigates on Ttiesdaylw. Our personal and political feelings are too strongly excited to dwell on a cirenniStance, which we fear will turn to be a serious out, by pub fishing every surmise and eintjecture-thatis afloat. The following account of the affair we have been requested to publish, as containing the most ac curate stateinent of facts-, and sanctioned by the authority of a gentleman, who was a near and`, eye witness to the whole action " At 5 V. M. I left the Chesapeake, Boston LiAlit-bouse bearing about W. 6 leagues distance 'Sharman then in sight—the Chesapeake pre pared for action, standing for her—at 6 P.M.- the action commenced and in 12 minutes after both vessel's 'were yard-arm and yard-arm 1-loug side each other as if in the act of ,boarding ; .at that moment an immense' explosion .toolt, place on foremast at ‘ hb lse e,le o i eaaoirlitiilasticitaelit‘it‘e:ovaitiiyistt:,:plbt the on which both id in smoke, ttrvilse'aso6usintieeitirtsei:l.fees..rleol seen Ity i te the' v. lug on board the Chesapeake,' over the Americti . n, and both vessels .were standing to the Last Ward. .From the appearance, it was evident to me that• the loss of the Chesapeake was owing to the un fortunate explosion which to:A plaCe on board of her." BURiINGTON, JUNE 3.—JeldtiestitrVill4l7,tit:ll.i:,ntli,f,. c ti e l t e ns n ilth i 111 I f t r e ‘ n li t t :e t post on Monty d last for t tla Sackett's linrhtnir. Owing light and adverse ji" " tivi ' icis ~F4 tJirl ut.t ~errive off this place till tniS . evening. air J ei i s' a noble would not venture out on his chal lenge. By other letters from Kingston, it appears that Cl, ill: mijn3clenyes Y to came iiiiinembSaialeenkegtet' C Sackett', I - lit ° r n tl i : d a t) n r d e meet hini upon the open Lake ; but the latter, in all pronability, will, prefer delaying an engage ment until the new American frigate is com pleted. General Dearborn u,sert.4, that he found in the Council Chamber, .at York.,, the identical sCaIP whtclt Pencral Winchester lost at the time lie