The Sun. — London, England, 1807-08-25 00:00:00

~l I k a. 3 ii " , • ' \IVIWAY./. 4 4: , 1 3 , 11,- ~,,_ , 1 A....,...4 ...t.„,... .., 0 .,,,,,.. • ft,,,....) .-,.. ... 'tt , it- ri4 gy = p ,~~ .1;.) 41' ijf-ef rvey 1410 ..,, NUMBER, 4062.] T ,AuGusT C . l'llfe, SIXPECTit-4 BiI[TISH ':7' , TO WEST-INDIA MERcIIANTS. WANTED the LOAN of 15001. on the Seburity V'V ot . an . unincumberea Estateinthe• I sland•of lantaica. The Lender will have the advantage and the further Security of being the Consignee 'of the l'ickitteelloin the Estate. Application tp be 'blade to Mr..lotinacl . Taytor, South, a inpton.buildings, Chancery-lang. ' 7 ' •sraitTsmrry and M.,4r.llßcy of ROMANTIC ~l` inCTUAL4,I NG 0 . FFICE,' "" . . . .- ' • , ' yoly les, 134. . . :Tiff: CO 1111 , 11SSIO N Rag' forFICYLT,4 . 1; L'l Ara • iDS ••• myE sr 1" s N:114.1 . do - bere4) , kiwi , Notice, Tii it olfedn, , td,ty the tbit• rf 4414 . ; . enit,..ibey quit 1:le re 44. to re. .aive Tendecs in ~...i,,,Pi.gg (5 , 4 1 . 1 14.'0k/real i''' 3"C°V"" - lilies ~j 1 itt SII OLE F a nd 11011 (.. ..,,e;I-..iiii e te,.. , i a.ll:ty, .. , n.l I, he curc.l in tk.••• ensiling reasan,ssr the . relP.Oi•ve Alerebet ots • anni.` Dederi dheren 7 . snov iiink.praper is 4',,e , ,t: One.ahledipait thereof to be packed im lialf Pi.ncheone.; tias-totedytrk in Tierces ; and the"i-entaini,•l ioise-tAird tar; in /lairds ; PA be 'drlitiered iniollis Illjellr : r Vit - healiink scSorrs at o;4i:third, Portsneolethi'sind Por. moitt6,' and infs. lite.ilsen.y . ;flit: Lolling Stores 'H 5.,. Catherine's, in . . rigular propertiottloleach description cf Cgsks, by ,Iht periods um. • • - sfer.nyntio. , ed, viz. ' etoo.lonrsh of the inhale h,,, the 3; rt 4 rdorary, ' '' .. One-balf 4 the-rental/sing gkantioi by the i I-ri Afarth, Is.'s; Aga( the 1:041.111,,,chy the 3 0. 10 . j a pe,. , and:to he pal.; I, . 0 ?,iii,,, *pi t4 .ole i inith interest, nfnetydays niter date', . : The , Con:litiont of the Cciaraj?, mar he teen ;at the &ere. tau!s. 0 t er, at this Ogee ;cr by applying 0 Mr. ,i4unsteeville, i /kept or the l'i2...itiaiiii at Ccr4; to t i.., e C o ll e ‘ior s o f Hi s A. 1- jeilys .nitonts at Littte;•n. k ltel, 4 l !er. b!, i'Vett.4;;',' and Waterjard ; and ' t to 14P.ostnidster-Getteraf it bohlin, relpesiliveli. . No rtgarinpiti 0 bad'l v .... ..4stir I rn .e.e, 0 .w hich the t'r'ice st i raLl not he ;needed br on,rds af iestra, of f ., that shall not Sr ,felitieritcl . to the haired before ate t. 1 47.•,r)'; - ox s'..!ie Said Ifidnesdqy, the 115th s'ept, treks., nor selfless the Pers•••n4., 4:4es ibe,Tender, or some I,'ersort on hir behal,r,aitendt,faanrsifrri r ivben called ~':-. '. , . . , ... . . . . SCENERY.- , .4NVF.ANF.SS-SHIRE. .TO 1.3 E LETT, , On the Estate of Glengarry., for stit:ll n u mber of years , , . may be agreed on, or TWO Delightful COTTAGE ST I' LJA ONS Ttri .the'll'ANKS" of the Illver , GARR V 'and terryelnped with thriVing wood), wcllll l, )wit toabsAlmi w.th 4 S4lrtion and Trout of \rations kinds. The closely adjoining VitbOrls are frequently traversed by heid's"ef 'Red' Deer, ahrt ' eanittatitly abound %Vith lkbe , lleer, as %veil attlther.Wroiland Game. . The adjainingi;eittensive Muir.aridffiilligrotind are stocked with all, the different kinds of wingeti'Caine and Hares,' and libetty will be given by the Proprietor flat spurt. frig over all these: The roadrrq Lochurooltead, striking olFat enh cndpf Loch oich, from the military toad, between Fort Augustus and Fort William, opens a most cligibl'commutileatiOh for carriages . of. all descriptions tn. the immediate vicinity of the above si— tuations. Offers will be received by Mr. Nl' liennell, of Fdri Augus tot', the iroprietor, direded to Glengarry , ' llouse, by Fort' Augustus ; Coll M‘bonalcl, Esq. or Dalnets, 'W6 Si ; or Mr. Alta... WDonoll, Writer in I nvernes.s. Out none need . apply but persoibs of perfget respectability, aad. whose object is either wort or athuientent'.• D wil iven for she win'k the ground; and bounds for 'angling and; shoo ti ng, • on applying :is abo*.re: . 4 NOTICE TOii:AiINERS.' PICTUIILLXNGy IX~'FiC'f 4V• t * I Ec7 • Caill ISSIONI2i?Bibr P7CT LTA 1. Li N !lit .Ara;y ' t3' , c 'Notice, 7 iot aq Fri (rj , ter iSta ittstatti, •1et1,7. or i,a.. ! 5! to receive Terri ; to v4itiitg (Jealet up f , tF%%d brat l iluntirra C4447toni ' h• brut , 41 , 7n,he:irsr;114eattlre i l4 1'1.1 .- Ps. TA lieF..l ELI) :MOOR CO r. LS, or" . orals 14,4neis, 10. 464 eitil ed hr. ; a ntnt Cato. or avg.- vs , 4,je 33111 , f Si- p(erfril , :er treAtp aln::grtle the 1;7.17 Mai s Fedi"- at Plintaath t;r7itinlaixitt itnd bi• 'paid Ar payaldr,' nuith IntereJt, ninetral4.l,ajteo :date. . • IA: an4iil - ;44 bf .ibe antr.b.l Ally seen at the tegard be, had to air Tin.Atr in Thhich P.fte shall n2t be inierhra' vtinnis at length, ar that that! lira It .iteliv:re.i t o the liaard lie . fra - e One a'Ct,..r4 ‘ pn the iaid the in • fa:l,. n ,Jet; cr• ' r;0."1 Pnakei t re;:der, some oy bit 60':,;:ji la at:sl,ar, el/lc:llia% • • i NVir'ine' of an A& of Pailiarrient,Goci. C. 13Q ~ I A aitithrirising,'Sbe lion. the'. Carnlnissioners, •of Mbrtherill • Lighthouses to erect a I..iglithnuse on the Belt Keck„ to placa loafing Light there,• to•collediDiitieJ'thereupen,• • Notice is,hereby given, 'that a ,VE,S.!? L. iittetijiut•for a FL()ATi NIG LIGHT, is novi'Molifedbirthe Cape or Rock, situated at Abe entrance nr the ..Friths of ,kOrtit . avid Tat . , in N ...Lit. 56 deg. 27 inin.•and W..ionk. 2 tit*. 27 min. - The moorings of cotisiit .of,a ronshroarn anchor,: With a chain, laid (WWII in i 7 fathoms water, the Bell Rock bearing by thiCCOrrilasS,:r.. S. diatom' ohe mile ; thelted • iHeald,( l4 t4tit t ; Fileness, . W. iwelve' . blite.s . ;•unrtile - Itanti May c4ht49toicyckAclul • Q • ' • ' ' 'Tile light Will - b 3 ana will be 'lighted We . slight ot 'igttt day (t. 11% Sets/tender t. , tr 47, : and thereafter' . . every t night,froni the going away of daylight in the evening • .61141kt:44n/6 of ilayli'glie , iii%the ". ilistikaiSh this,ii6ht Annn Fh,tdosWe*ltta ar,thcl tty,.qd.,sC4arp.. and. tront't he '•6l trgti: fgh on '•tlld Anti of 'Ma th reemnitidet lig ht . ssi 1,40,• qt. ii ,k,sti to r Steil, cid!, !Bast, and these will be visinie froni every point. of the , compass ; thn'Aantet Ks. on .s4e: - tote. and intriett sua,St being elevated 23 feet,, at;tl that on thenti4eii mast, a 1 tect above She seise Va :deck; 'r he I iglit4 vele& !Irtitrpthiltio 114 . 4 0 1 P1e4iAa,v) ,, ,5 t • t riangl c, itsteen, 'Witt lipear• as tMiliglitl: - 'th'eat abovarttrt I~hi V$F II ray 19,riPeflici ,Fitili r 1 - 1 9ggeri *s. distance or seven or eight limes is i c e a Ship nutle r j ury- smolt ;, tkiv&iitaiine - .4:l?l,lte•tiag ; witfif.ri figtvc,iimAseantlii4 field wilt be. displayed from the main mast ; .and in thick and of a miuute,,night. and day,: L ; • A Itholigh this' Vesel haS beerilitied - out in the !Danner,; 4.nd every at tetitienkip4.Ao . inuoripal-vier, I try ze,r,Vl yet as a ll floating lights aft liable to break adri f t in the rer:lo peatuausweather or.wintart Marlitersrare-rnatoriiatNi'not 16 neglect their Land-marks, and to run with caution tor the Fleating.Li g h t. . -• , 'y 7f? This Vessel is also intended , tct Answer the„Rugupse Af r .a Store-ship, while the flft•lt att . ; • 1, wtd should. jt ibuyal,nuceifooy,to..aiter her present,iititt .. iini during the working months of Suinrivr, due notice I L'e given. • - .13y Order of the I fon. Commissioners of the Northern • Light-houses, • • • .„ . C. CUNINGHANI, Sc.. , . • , . This Day was published, • . Ptiee sis.' in boatcls•, the Third Volum: of SERMONS on ''DIFFERENT SI.7I3:II;CTS. By tne Rev. JUNK HEWLETT, BA). • Morning , Preacher at; the Foundling 'Hospital ; and Letluta . of the United Parishes of St.•Vedast, koster, and St. Mi chael Le Quern. • Printed for I. Whitson, gt. PauPsChurch-yaid ; and I. an, in tfte•Youltry: • • •' • Where may be its, the Fifth Edition, price 163. in boards, of the Fiisl and 'Second • This Day was publblied; price 3s. 6d, with a . e c g o i rte d . FrOrlikVirCe AMER GEORGE, to PETER PINI)4R : j Expost 4 l.itory Epistle on a late Crirn. C , ,a. Trial tattling most %;Jiutaty tiints not, only to the aged Gallant, but .so,l)lincely.apil Noble ..t mateurs o: Boxing and Bull-baiting—! Ortttat"Cr:ties —Virtuoso Grulis— Book. mikes., Fire-sivie ,'7,fitycllers--Modera Dramatisto—ftire- I. K--b!e,:A.t.trcsfxs, 'tec. Bce.` `' t " • Wedlock* a lock, IlOVvever-large and thick,! " Which ev'ry .Rasc.ll haka key to pick." l I NDAR'S I Ntslished , hy: C)ddy and Co. vr, foxtotd.serrot,..lnd May. be bad 0f.,011.13u.k5,,11ers and . yewsincn.. l i ikewise, the Third' D14%11'61 that Work; l'illitlett.Af the Ceurginnt Satirical ytew ' • • and C I hkra tiers 'of the •DaY.• • • • TIM `c6iebt'Ad c o lrnrAll BAL\I of LEAD - 1 • Nertutis '!•l.)iseirders, Weak:LOWS peen . Ilar,to, yeniales, st&i , al tleetion atilt .I..owin:ss of S pi ' oPA ppetircvniil (31)11, 'plaints in .getteraly, kci„ A rt is qte,. most al,v,olute Remedy ! for such Diseases A4lite - artt ANT With the, foll , iwing-syStrp-i , tans ; namely, a y.reaLstritittwss of die breast, with ditlicu t.ty of igp:o4l,k)g ; vOlpt paipitationi. of the ;wart, sudden ft,islis lita't in• various phtts o! tire' - batty ;at other trines :s nen,e cold ; waif Water was.poured . on them : flying pains in tint arms mid J i inbs, back and tislly, •reiemblirup this' ai • " 14, 40 by t h e yravl,; - , the pulse very variable, sotrietime•s slo3V; titht•i tifttes!Veiy-quiele ;•• yawning,. the 'hiccough, frequent sighing, ,bill Ctr,l and abQ nse suffocation :as !twit Wrip in • the throat {,,alteinate firs of eryin f and ConvulsiKc 14tap,hiug ; t l 4 sleep and seldoin re res;l. 'jog, and Vie patiFnt often trembled with horrid di6frisl — Much' hsx.beeir bye interested individuals ai:ainst eines that are advertised, t=ilt there is A very important obser.. Vatiurl mach relspectingthe Cordial !Jahn._ u( Gilead, • ghat, unless Its'iTeration'he gt title, safe, 'and ellicaeldits; •it could not have risen to,the.nneksmpled repute and universal slemand it hat acquired ; .for. t. ts it has rarely the great advan tage of ,a persuasive advocitte at : th e ' ea r of the patient; so tforriltig but his cortv , :.tiOn of WS vitittesi•bylts salutary . eri::ct 'tan intlitee him t 4, persi.vcrci. and'yet t4asonable perseverance is certainly ;lino. requisite .-to .enable even the happiz“ bination of,.citymicals and g,sleniclis to' r , ,or out easesand , restore , the valetudinarian to heAtti. .AA 1)1. Solom on ' s practice is no,w bc‘or n e so great a nd e x. tensive,' arid hi s constini_comoinehts require 4, t onic:!crab le pinion el his time and atteudartice, As expeas, when eau. stilted, the usual compfUlacilt of a Gun-mu but written taUsi or letters unaccompanied with order pr fined critic and remittance; to be answered at his leisure, tfre tv(luired to hiclase unly'Llalf-s-Guinec. Such letters .should, t it safety, be thtis directerr- 4,. .Moncy-letter, - Solotiwn, Gilead-House, rkar Liverpool c paid double post age." Letters may be in deied to 'be , atidresSed for X. L. or • ft. B. at the Post.oltice, till called for. • . • A Saving of Nine Shillings in ,Two Guineas. , ,The Cordial Palm of Gilead is•solit in bottles, price Half. n-quittes each ; 'there are also bottles, price 330. containing • equal to foor,bottles at JOS 6cl. by which the patina saves 9 . 5. including also the duty; the Stamp of which bears the ProprietOr's game and. Address; " Samuel Solom on, Liver- Pool,"- to 'innate which is felony. ' - N. B. It is necessary to observe, that the Postage of all 4whatever Letter • must be paid. • / The Cordial Balm Of GiTead, A itti-Trnpetigines, and Abater. gent lotion t arid 11 C;tli , ie ip Health," are • SOW by Mrs. Mathews, No. sti, Strand, London I Mr. • Smith, Perfumer, No. 311, , anclMr..Rael urn, Nartlytitlge; Mr. Baxter and Mr. Scott. Souo„l l r4dge; r.,l);tvii son qiid .._Musband, Elder and Co. lE4lin rgli ; 'Mr. - ; W. , Canieron, Greenock G. ; UMW. • fork Kill)larilOCk ;.; Yonrigoilrvine l A. Forsyth, and'['. 'Whiiefiide, Ayr ; C rawtoril,.„Clrvan ; j C,lMatt; l4c:W -14/41.1g1311; T. M 4 Millan,Xirketidbrigllt ; 17; Alt.7 . ctlie., Kirk. atuit ; j . 'Myth, telien;'-1:-15 7 einptete; ) Ctivtar; - • •A , llatii Pan ': deist 11, efdigie s MOlllfo4e j,„ and l A , Ami,ars9r), A t. lPertlOu v D r . . White, 411 '4_ Inti?§lt s ; M'Kenzie,,SiornaLVay ,• I'. "Taylor; Sttantifef W A uderseini Sterllnk; Cotta and Midi . Leith Alexander, l)titibiur.t. • Y 4 r bruath ; Dickson, Inglis, nunitries Ilfrwi4x ; • Weddel, Alnwick'; Paterson, ,Nrouliyit;'anirtainieson; Po ' terhead t, N1''1.36hi'1d , ; • 1 1 i649 3 / 4 ii , /34',Av; Booksellers And-Venders of Pitilliitskitilic443 i' 3 44 0 .4 1 , • • • * • T6 . 11i - SDI:IS - BY - Att - CTIONT. - , •, - 'By Mr. AUL:011: and BLADES, - 1, On the Premises, at Weyrnourh, , inihr. County of Dorset t son Monday next, August 31, 18a7, and Five follawillg Days, at Twelve o' Cloe's„, • , . raY i legain and Morn fICKTSI,HOLP u E, the.priverty a i Men,of Fashion who has quitted the place; compusiliwa Drawing..roonci suit. Cbsses and Mirrors, Ilrusseli;Carpe.ts, ,S!atuary Marble 'fables, Ma hogany Dining , Tables, ;1 l'arlk)ur. Chairs; Mahogany Sidelrard, Card, Veinbthke. 1,19.4,and _Library - rabies, lON Mahozany...sgc.tetaays. with 1300 s. ‘Yarclrotes,.Chests of Drawers, and. every..sorrof CI amber t Irniture, recently Inanufaelured pit ; Liincioni - jit the..apoSt' t?steful manner and of superior workmanship-And materials. A The.:odolite';i: a Chinese Pong,',4,:e. a ,(raild2t)i.mu Forte' ' with lwOothers, by the Broadwciods ;'British•PAkehriearidWerigewrivd Ware, rich Cut Class, - Or Mouiu Candelvbra, Fine Linear, and ilk • Dozen of Choice Wine. ,- , In the First Day"S Sale Will he sttel `y Auaion,the Lease of the Premises,.nost-tlesirablE4i i tu.ated in a. genteel, Street, opening to t lie' tiplahade, res'pe:.l" titiifable to a Fa mily of Distinaron: • - To he views (i n the zl3th instant, C..talogiies may then be had thltre; . l , ..ltx IS. ;: a Isn, at the to ntelope Doi cs);...sur ; 131111, lisidpott ; t.rown, mdfurd ; Antelf,pe, Salisbury ; A ntelope, tio6le - ; Lamb n, ii) `.l‘l , oisrs. .P3IMCr, 171,;PLCIAditly • andottylr Win.-Ahbiett herd's . Market, Ldndon. - . . • • ' SUR R FY. .. KNIGHTS' FIII,L i ,4I:IN:A()N-HPIJSiz., atn ,LAND, The Property of the. ht.: 1,,r.i THURIMW. 10 BE , "iS01.1) i'; Y r AUCTION, . , By PETLA . At Cnrraway's vn 1 rida;• the i t ill Day of Sep. , . ternber, iba7, at welvg Unless previously Disposed of by Private Contrail, of which due Notide will he ttiveri in this Pliptir, • ''HIS Pesirablic an.l Valuable FREE tiO,LD and COI' Y 1.1(4 LI) .and spiel) Mansion, with suitable adadiect and detached Of- Farm-ya'ritund Out-buildings, replete witirevery, eon.. • venience, and about tto Acnis of,cxcelleiit pro:Waive Met. (low , and Pasture Land i forming alto4uthei• a inost inipnttant Domain s tit for the rezidence 011 F'inniiy et the first tnt.tinc. lion. - - . . . . • Tile Mansion contains a noble suite of A pattrnints on the principal story, hainisoluely spacious and colt venient, with mahogany doors, plate ;lass to the sashes, win do4s `to `this door' in part, oak tioo; s ieiselated marble paved to,d Gentleman's apartihents, two stone stair.c.:tev, ten family b:el-chambers. ,tour dressing. rams, water-cl•isets to each hoot', •seven .rooms in the al ties,. closets linen presses, and other con veniencies. The .ctoint.sstic Ottices are snit:nit: and of every . desaiption, standing kir four carri.tges, stabling for eiglitccn horses, tartn-ya.l, wall adapted buildings, she!. ;remit and coinmecli•ws, wane t kitchen-garden, large, and well stocked . with cnoice standard, -espalier, and fruit trees in Ilign perft:,,aiein, anti gartienet's house adjoining. The Situation of Knights' deltas retired, amidst the most interesting .rural :,emery, co:Arian:ling :_extensive, Wooded, and diversifica''prosPeits, 'distatir Live: Miles only .from Lonflon,,. two, from- Cambetwell, and .uae Mile each from Streatham and Dulwich. . . Plani.Of 010 fatale spay be seen, and Particulars had, by, avplication jo Mess. Furstor, L:ooke, ar.ti i'rere,6, Lincoln's I ut; at r. •,Townly's, Land,SUrve.yor,. NValworth ; at the At.itionc...r's, 33, Throgtnorton-street ; and at Mr. .laincs's N,,.•5, New buswell:cAirt, Lincoln's Inn. - Pattico.. :aril he had ;tt Lloy‘t i sand.qarraway i s, “nd.the ie. E.l leru • • .! vir:w the.. hstite apply to the At the Mansion house. • . RIND VATP,D -TT has heien too frequently r snbjea of just and JL general fcvro;)a , l ,, n, tliat men destitute (date elements et the toeclical' art h.tv. olfei•ed'themselves as ea htlidaies' for puilnkpat lottage, in the profession of physic:. For the purpose oldoing justice to the result of our striclies and ex perience, and ciasscrl among those cmpirics whose' to prevent us frormheing imprudent pretensions have, unfortunately for society, been too favourably received, cve beg leave to submit to the ,liberal and entighteded a faitli:',ll stucincrit oe our piirsuits and ac- Alm having r..cived a re 4 ntar medical educa. non as the •popils t Mc . ssrs. GrinclAt and Itlizard, wiiose lettures and practice wc: carefully attended ; as professors and surgeons of the, London..tiovital ; .wo entered ourselves as tu justly celebrated sclaca)l for ITlCCtied rno 110 1 nillo l4t y t ai College of'Ertinburgli; and were insfrutted st4d t ts in the diffiJent branches of anatomy, surgery, the theory and prattice of 'phYsic; 'chemistry, midwifery, 'botany; &c. by those eminent prot,.ssors, Morro, Gregor'', Meek; Hamilton Duncan and. Rutherford. We trust we shill riot . be tlecin.:/? presum fA iptus in saving tivit nur,protioiency and aCquirliion.s are not in....onsictera . hie. Flaring for a tong series, of vears made Veneral Complaintsoand theivarions-discaSes of, Debi!) ho pe, ttle patticular object bt our studies.and practiceo it Will, We. hope • , hz allowed we have acquired superloit know ledge of tb:ir treatmect In slight and meant Cases of iimtion a perfect ,tablishinent corrip leted'id the:short period of two ; and in'tl.rote of the titmostin veteracy, where other pia lin mers have failed of success, a proper persemeratice in our plan of treatment ensures to the patient a Ca:: and radical cure. A riittht the melancholy varlety of disorders which aro the effect.; of a habit long and most uhliappilly,pursued by the youth of both sexes, there cite Mine more alarming or mote distressing than those deficiencies and debilities • wit ii fi - yueittly • picveltt or embitter the piatriinGnial state. To :unit persons it roust he a consolatibii to knOw that they - may no%\ , by a nevi , and infallible mode of treatment, he Wstoretl to that greatest of all lunnan blessings, a 3troitg, manly, and vry,or. • ous constitution. In all'vases of twin whateier cause arising, as well asin every'specres of venereal infection, we may be cot sidted by patients at either sex with the great. est secrecy and honour. orii - sot ccit,i;tiltation at home trotu, ten to three, and from 6in the cif ; tit! to . at'night. Patients in:the COMO ry Atato the particu• lars., of their case, age, ml,l ycncr , l hauit ot &c. &c. in. closing a reirrittatitetor-ariviee and Medicines, when theca tie Ise given, or ser k v,to any pat of the kingdom. To ensure that secrecy So eslentlal to Ow -undertaking, the postage of letters may ,bti added to theacco:ltit for medicines. • C R I G and Co. Surgeons. • !N o. 07, ,Hattortgatilen. , 6:2" Messrs,. Currie and Co. have Certificates hum the above re.yettal)le. P•rolessOes - I.o:ulna - and .13ctinburgh, of the rf.;‘,.vn...e, :,1“11, and, hunt ;iily, wit which they „ rr ii asSi med . went doting the time they ..c. •• .fericied the 4 I t ectoretitnti, :act ;Lie. ~ ~ au. v :.A.., PICTUALLING-4PTiCE, Aq?ist ;7, ir 7. 'TB cox-miss/0 j;r ViarWILLI:Vt3 1.14 , cn 'lb: la Stinimter •'‘• t•s z... 7•• , bP. zrriani; tip), a ''. Ueitt • '• sir Ott TM F ,e . , ..fi• - "erid, :i. , 4 ,:.. r at Polst. , : : 1' Cumtraa . . haitto -.pry Tender • i'...•1 e r.r.eded ihtivord, ?, : ; I;v.ird o'clock on ri .' • , e la :1 of•ip• n6:l, nor • Niticktiibe f'et . s.,er • • r. • ~ der, 44.1.ve Perbon.on hit 6,0411, attends, for. OFFICE OF ih7, 7 iirr.io, 120 7 . rrilE :PNYCIPAI OFFICERS'Or lIIS • •yEsT)" , oxt)N:iivrE d, hereby i:' Mace, to such l'ersons' as. may have teatoned \VA I.N LLT it EE Ti Nlll Elt 1* tb,ir posisessMn, tivat they will be ready to pyrchase tun; vials titles o/ YA I.:N L It I'. E I' lAN 1•g. 4 , MAY h.-from time 1.. time tenrkeed - to them. - -The , Pd'an4 nut t he sound,' and fit Air making filltsimet Storks, and o/ the tioirkness c?, two Inehet..ana' iv ball, and mast be delivered at the Tcetv..ee, be nt.t:le in ready money,' when required, Per s ons having rniza iscrrttiries to disport j, across at the Plank has been liraru,ed and approved vy the UfAees belonging to the Reiyai it/aPtufalloty of "S'ilvall Atte. at the lietutr. . each Popocal 'null specify the Oeantity of P1.2.7,k foie told, and the Pike reiuiredlor it per foot superfici.il; : and the same is to be fo4arded, a d drerted to the Sreretaey, to the -Board of 'Ordnan,v, Ogee of tireinani - e, P.rll. Alai/. Order - cf the lio.ved, R. N. CREIP Secretary. WHEN Professional Wen of Education and - Responsibility 'deviate from the general 'System by the se-icelion, of a peculiar lltani:h, the sAti s :oou of long con. tinucclsucCess is the hest criterionot•sumtriority. Thirfeen years have I devoted my pr-a,ttice to the eircluslira treatment Disottiars, and. the suctessfu/ - result of ray plait gives :To: additional ardii - to oppote,, as tar as 1 am shit, the ravages of those Complaints winch are the most Important in the Catalogue of lrlumbit After initiation into every Branch, assn Army Burgeon, ] termed a wish at an early period", of Pri:liee to rescue in dividuals front the ign“ratice of uneducated inert, or the equally dangerous precipitancy of general Prthitionets. The - rhrce Disorders, to the Cure or:Which I Have toted ; MY tlitdMioo, comprise every .sp,icks of VP,N It I.; AI. INF ficT to N o whether of a rk•ent or long du ration: ztty, Ail kiwis of ilebirty, *hailer arising 'froir the habits !of school •boys i or the indulgences of mouse age I And, lastly,. t..iat derangement of the system in wo. uteri which is called BA g12.1 7 .14NE55, or ST F ;t!LiTy. Numerous Diseases arc the result ot- 14iiorancc, or haste In the treatment of a shnple (;01,,,arlicea f •and it not tut. -frequently .. .happens that tite seeds of Lite are. poisoned by the uttliscrettottofian unguarded himr. —By a superior me tho..lsech comahilnts alit cagily cured ; atut, even :c.liere 'others tia;n: faiksii I trust that, I tituy prestinic to otria a rlccal re-establishincrit. * Few, I'4ll%ler:f t Ore the cases 'of complicated (Mattes: In this disorda; compared with tile calarintous situations of 'Ken, who, troth an ilVAttltcoce in a solitary vice, or the prevalent s4ieties, of a tashinnable life, I...apt;rc that state o f o e bility, which is the unavoidable consetinetwc.such pt Ctltt;i.)US !lett S. ', NVl::.re. ;he onnappy attir....Ter - broods, over,ll,s misery, but earefuily .ieonceah his misfortune, it. may be solo:: conso lanor, t . .r him to know, that althott,;lt it be an chiea Ot doubt cir ilitcectainty :vitt other" . Prattlii ,, nrs, the reirtuva o f tlW6t: i)Znalenses by the gtairClAl fa ogress ofitetioia• tion, is the acquirement at zny lixper:w.i.. I t t,lr rittl of bace.hus Of YCIIIIS have brgin woof' 'itnxi,:ty wilt be prevent:A by citc: y (:. m utera c . tie:: of this languid State ; and in chez:e cdues, n o gre at diiticulty,will occur. l'Ait where this Deficiency has for years a pr opt r ie;;:etrcral.ce is indAPr.nsably ettiihitit its revive! beans; Spark a of Lite,. anitto re-ammide • MMr.ie 1E1) WO MP,N, who have long tir.‘en disappointed in tncir ex!)edations at it. 'Family, ,may, he. assured, Mat in moat instincts, such defedcurable . s' are by Medical skill. The •se:.rt3y which is so essential to- my undertaking, and.thqtplaliticationa which I have: presumed. to, state, form the)Asiii at rriv 'pretensions, end in coincitrence with such this` ititif! -, is giVCII; that MI, Bret! may he consulted Pertionall ~r Lettom;(incito:ir.o, t sntsll.Note), at his house. 19, ;Nrundel Street, :;t:?n,i,, ; ig irtEOPIO liar. vr . , .in widitianai 11:4trance . in Water-street, •• • N ttrfciti on both the doors, NIA it i• A i;At kviN*l I. I tlteM. .„(„ , . ,i i' .:„, ;or seve, rat -.1, .• , • for . . • ~ .;, .; t..; the rnela rslloly state l';:inters in:out India dolotikst has been s,) forcibly repretterl' irct the Work bro.-. , );t forward l)v. Mr. LoWc, antl.frorti • • which toz , k an eNtr.hion • last,. that) we again recommend it to public attention: , We:' deed, eonceivc •itto be out' ckity, as friends - "to tha' national interest, to resaine'out notice of thah•very , intelligent work. The 'present util)SppY conditiotf) of the 'Continent, and the little probability there: seems to be of its retnrh to — suidi a state as • tn'ty • enable us to renes amicable' etmbeaions, and , open again the channel of editimerdiai is tercoursdi with iAtir ) 4' the countries held in, '-sttbjea ibn France; render it more than e'ver neeeszi:iry that we' should dire4,l onr attention' to .our own inrue , tliatcf• Postessionsi'in order tb givo. :employ me n t to out' manufaeturers, &c. as well as to restore soH I -6i , those Possessions" as nisy' have' fallen' frotn their ,once high a'id tlouriShing'conlition, into the -poWer of serving thenisL Ices, and Of prernotiiig the gt , nerift intereos of. the' Empire. 'rhe. following 4:ctrtio-1 , frorwthe , •it-ork ,in cluestiOnt is lithly',lionoorable tt ,tho good' gersse and feeling of ,the- author ; • • `, Let thoSer who are - c:lllbris tip Indiv . ai , iial Contekriplatii tit extent of th'e i atiantdJOSs. I s , fld, nian s fri MS'.= pro'slri:.,•ts are thus rtni 4 trey to 'or seeks a b'ctter fortune ru tin. Colonie,'s cf our efleill'C3. .111 'C.I. -!e, he 1 - s to hiS country . min whon) t,hui, lose ?. Is he an uriprodlis.tir`e - rtn,:nbcr.of the , cam:. ? No he is tl , '• ci_•,lt'.l,•,itor of t ti ; a roost`\''alitable t l ttle L)f Has he: ti:;sed of c aiL.l acqtl;3%.d propci withoi'At 'ertion ? Niti; Ito e;,fn , 2:i It *by .sw - e.u. of his s brow.--So.,Ncln aft by,., u p, : h t bint . enei t c:.itc-.1 h tilt ? J\ 7 o; 'the •;non whom you ruin :in,l COW'. t. 11,0 eq:li . jge dilig r enco 'of 1- 1 ; , of his mut mercly for a site, , but tbrooghuut i., i .t . I •.y aua • , cc Itt cnoo,,nig all coleziy,•l4c,.. • ~I.ldoratioli ;li,• ••. •• • .1 i! • • . ,-,•;•-: ! ,i.• • at, !,.! will ..• • Ito second ,• ;Clop would b k j,. , ' the cnawcpten , • will :, , .;••1; (Aviv theretor,. from tits'. arms Antrym,-n : on the Spanish Main, in Cuba, nr tL,ltler nionA of M , utinir'ido aril G. / . 1 ,1, ; ' 11 upc % Thep; Li. •:, who'so property has been ,;()Id by patine au can tr:in., ; ) only Ilinist..ll; but his skill and are ii i ,:.ii y lost to his c()untry, but gained 'to her eueiniA Tlite removal of negroes will be a ; no less serious He who stikpossessesln firitish colony I mixed rkoperty of land and negroe's; will sell his land, or - te, as is likely under present c i iretimstances, the . re is na 'one to .buy it, he Will abonclon it but ills negtides he will retain, and carry IWO' bitj'ilffileot along with himself. They were once the att,.ndants of his prosperity; they are n his t;oinp.mion s s adversity: From their labour he once. lie) ~'d to obtain a competent fortune;' but the fled, and be now ,seeks from,their laboUr only a sUbsist.' ence 'for them and for himself. • e' If we turn our eyes Yroin the .colonies' to the mother country, the scene oi distress will he scarea ly less aff o oling, The Weit India nachants, who have so king ranked fdrebanst in tlv.! C‘ln n uercial, in; tere to LtL forcedGretßiti o ee aint s trippecl. t heir for tunes, prospe44 of no ,,. a bi o m 1616 .011 POi'ObCiirity : The 1 ton who dis, trihuted eMpioyirient, and * v..eulth to hundreds of assiduoni tradesmen, whO gladdened the lac& rat' its dusty, must w,ithdraw . ft'din the:scepe' Which owed its, prosperity , to 'himself. Who will replace to the manufaat:rers 3n \ anoual blailk of, six millions in the amount ,of their ex . pom ti.in the skill of nor financiers Make good 4 stulden deficiency of tive,in;lliorrs ip direr' awl five million[i cif indiret revenuc ? Whit beeottie' of ,a thovi3and . sail, o f shipping, and of twenty 7 flye thousand searaen.?. Tlie owners of that shipping in 4 sell thcni 'to .the, French, and the ,c.atnen may earn a livelihoOd in the erriphiyment of Atneriea, but is such a, loss a matter of indiarence to Britain ? , ' ' :Many Gentrprnen of landed property ,ere said to , conlider,ltheir. own interests 3s unr,.:otineaca with those of our colonies,'slit „Cali any propsition-pe clearer, than that the less of the revenue hitherto, paid by the West Indies must be madeznod by the landed interest„who alone will be ;:tlietb supply t Ito deficienck ? The load. will be heavy, but who else can bear it ? If SQt . )ll : 2 are disposed to this* that ..the landed, proprietor can Ward, oil- this new: EPirden, by What other means, let me ask,..Cau x thes interest of tr nationlil debt be paid, er a rorce . 4deqwce to th' defence of the country be maintais,w , d ? An in;ir!o. .quate establishment, will es.pese you to foreign cozy queit breaeh,of faith with the public. ea' . etlitoi kid to dernestic itriurre&ion, to the horrors of a reVolntion`. In either case, what will be the fate . of hin:le'd property ? Can it be litddcti from pubic serVation i or -sold 'in the hour of d;stri:ss, :pad i t s value refitted to a foreign Colll,ltty r On t!,e Con trary, of all properties,' land is titt,,., must open' to stizttre. It is- the first-to ettraa the' cupidity of the invader—it is the only kind of po cannot in sornedeAree ;'! 13onallatt,or ,; -, 11n;it. , : - ; . , Massetia, stop to ing - ,11; the' vali , lity t ik; deed.; .; or - does , it appeal. from the e x of Frlnre, that domestic instirrelion respN'ls ik'reditary ? Ent I will suspend the painfai atr,c; ; , , irt ! jai been' . said to prove that the , eiolow,:, ;t -of ruin, and that the fine cf the , a oth ray ty, ;; ,, ry involved 'in theirs.!' •