The Sun. — London, England, 1802-07-22 00:00:00

)1 [ ' NUMBER 3070. Doors open at Six o'Clock, and begin at Seven, • In the Evening will be A GRAND GALA, AND BRILLIANT DISPLAY OF FIREWORKS. ADMISSION THREE SHILLINS. 1 5 n'to le' te:1 1 of 'l', 04, o;, ,Cl 7 ~ln' t~l~ of T riY Wl° Vet:- 11 1 too' tic „1 ci TFIEATRE-ROYAL, RICHMOND. • For the BENEFIT of Mr. RUSSELL. (1 . N Friday, July 23, 18oz, will be presented %." the Play of • PIZARRO. Rolla, Mr. RUSSELL. With Farce of WAYS AND MEANS ; the or a TRIP to DOVER. Sir David Dunder, Mt. RUSSELL'. To co nc l u d e (for positively.the last night at this Theatre), Ilik.th the Exhibition of Geister Scheinning, or Phantasma goric. VAUXHALL RownslG MATCH: THE ANNUAL WHERRY given by the PRO.. vRIETOR of VAUXHALL GARDENS will be ROWED FOR TO-MORROW, july 23, by SEVEN I AIR of OARS, in Uniform Dresses. Pia T:IC BP.F. AK PAST. 1 FitOsPECT TAVERN, HOTEL and GARDENS, Hoopers-Hill. Margate: COTTERELL revectfuliy iniorrns the Nohi j • lity, Gentry, and Public in general, the Gardens will he 92ened with a 'PUBLIC BREAKFAST on MONDAY 1"1 dU E r r, July 26 ; an d will be c o n ti nue d every M on d ay in r , July Season. In treak fa addition to the Band, a capital O rgan i s eredeci in the st-Rootn. Admittance 2s. • FRANCE. - -- • .A . GENTLEMAN of some worldly knowledge, t u , nes tolerably acquainted with Books, and well versed in hen''t‘ companyins,wishes to f v so tsit Paris, and other parts of the Conti- F i ) p e i rgiti enterprising t spirit, whose rXrvations al of pinions me aid q;•;W end. He ilaS4 substantial conv'enient Post Chariot, s ga e r iboet -43._48 he is not young,' he intends to make the excursion ' gnomical as possible. r ilMress a line to Mr. Rudderfield, at Nol. 3, Water-street, , o .2ge-street; rackfriars. SCARCITY OF MONEY. THE Proposition of a Pecuniary Loan, even in tr less disarranged times than the present, becomes ex , ab;nelYinteresting, when•it is made from any truly resped- Iv ie uarter. In ts imortnt contemplation it is, that a lan q of the very first hi Char p aae a r, andof ample Power (which a si ngle Correspondenc e will evince), is induced thus to tender to People of Distin&on, or Family, his BEST and most of !2:v r • IDE NTIAL szR vt cts. To Persons, also, possessed Incomes arising from Land, Houses, Dividends of Stock, " rll 41 's, PatentS, Settl emen t s , Ch urc h P re f erments , or ot h er Property, ANY IMMeC: ATE S4.IM, the Interest of W hich to be secured thereon. Every transaction will be, to 'tch.respedive Borrower;, a pleasing memorial of its being f 'unded on principles diametrically opposite, to the many yi_ si o th narY,' but designing otters, which so prominently disgrace , - "e Public Prints; of course, on principles of integrity, se „-fecY, uric; dispatch ; and, it follows, of unfailingly yielding "le most Ported satistadion in the result. 'Letters, giving Names and Residence, will meet with every g e ntlemanly attention and kidelity,,dinkted for Mr. H. jack- N to the care of Mr: Richmond, Master of the New Chap r Coffee-house, Duke's -court, Long-acre, London, and Ic- P9ltag, paid. _ T'TO THE CURIOUS IN FISH SAUCE. HE NOBILITY, GENTRY, acid PUBLIC in SO gemeral, are respeafully J. BU ESS and s U IN E.F.SSENCE of AtsiCilOVl ES, continues ,' - ' ll ." l, t' Prepared by thimit in. the same manner' that has given tversal apprikation for inanyyears past. ne long justly;.acquired superiority of that Article i s p Y clntirmed in the opinion of the Country at, large, and in tii rsons resident-in all .parts of the World, and having stood test of.trial', ranks it in the situation it now maintains. 7-,cr.eral Utility of their ESsenceo A nehovies and other A Ari l Sauces for Fish, &e induces tiiern, from the numerous l iver tisements daily appe4ring , to caution Families, &c. in ~";"hasing thc s'atn'e, as none is to be had of their Genuine, at,..tfv.i.r Warehouse as under. • . • - hest L very other Aiticle in the Qil Trade for family use, of the i}ti/uality. esr-India Merchants, Captains of Ships, &c, Officers in tb AblyA and Navy, supplied 'upon the shortest notice for 0 nd-W Indies, &e. I la fr . For the convenience of Families in Scotland,- they lte~ r sole Ag appointed Messrs. R. Jston and Co - . Edinburgh, ‘ Agents for Fish Sauc o es. hn W arehouse l No. 107 corner of Savoy-steps, • Strand, London . I `° BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD BY PRIVATE - CONTRACT, . 1 1 1 HE MANOR . a. GOOLE, near- .How(ien, in s• the West Riding of Yorkshire, extentiing over about cil( Thotisand Acres.of Land, well stocked with divets spe cA3,ot*Came and Wild- Fowl. ' s ° the GREAT TYTH ES of the said Manor, being v aluable, and capable of great I in p i rovernent. L. • Iso an elieiole ,Farni, consiiting oiabOut Fifty Acres of Tythe- ; :ret, the Occupation of Charles Cooper. Ari " e above will be sold *ether or separately or the Pro , I,.,etors of Lands within the said Manor, may purchase the- !,zerial Rights and Tythes of their Estates. • '• PPIY to Caton and Beetson, Gray's-Inn-square, London.- DISTILLERY, Scc. for SALE. Un - To). BE' SO py. UB LI c: OU gaturday the 7th 13:1 LD 3 ,- of AukuA ifextb, R in Jr. T, Adams' , v THotel', at Aberdeen, -at` Twelve o'clock Noon, HAT extensive Set . of Buildings fitted up as a rILL E RY, at Don Bridge, 'about two Miles from otil' e —ee n , with the Coppers, Stills, .Coblers, Backs, and r Utensils 41s (• 1 to nt , 1 a large and substantia 'lour and Corn Mill adjoining, 1. 11.1 •Liy; Machinery for working, Pumps; &c. . • : e,•'KeAvisc extensive Granaries and Malting Barris, with a , v t ' , lllotriotis Dwelling-house for an Overseer, and other inr St.'rva",its. ° k i "- whole advantageously situated near the Mouth of the . t t , l e.r or, Don, with a Stone Pier in front, to which Vessels of 'oil burden may be laid within a few yards Of the "- • A - • is t l ieW. Entry from the North, to the Town of Aberdeen, 2 be irnmeclialely opened in the'diredion of the Premises, t ( with a Bridge over the Don, intended to be built close ll ' , hail Works,. will greatly shorten and facilitate the access The from Ab.N•da.cri. ; y e , 'le are ereded on Grounds held in Lease for 90 i tti .! 3 - Credit ill be given, on sufficient security Entry - Q.,„ ll r e s ' t, i i . ttely - after Sale, except at - to the House for the It" ' tl) e ( . I , l ut Sold in one Lot, the Houses,' Mills, and .Lease of I,(.l,L`4r,otintls tlire:vith-conneaea, will be sold in different ‘l l , s tile saint day, by Public Roup, conformably to a Plan er e df • , t i ‘ n d Oil Monday the 9th day of August, at Twelve o'Clock 1 ,3,1 , the ,UT EN SILS will be Sold separately on the tr' in ises,-consisting of two large Still;;, and two vert large Coppers, Chziiling Furlaces, Worms, , Brass Cocks,"lt Lead 1- ipes, &c. &c. in all abo u t too,ooolbs. of S it - 4 0 kinds, with Mash Tun, Working - Backs, and•S‘ture Cak , ,,• and other Articles, conformable to IP r eOtication ot tlic whole. n•rther ParticuLrs, application - May be made to Mr: .41:1:Xe Eraser, N o . 8, N ew City Chambers, London ; or to af te ' w 'Tbi• Eraser a n d M o l e , Ab er d een; e ith er o f w h om w ill Wi i h . 4 plan o f t h e Wu and the Ground ccitulcdetl there • , -. • Ai 4 1t .1 jr t‘ r. I e , Tolhe GENTLEMEN, CLERGY,and FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of , YORK. DERMIT me to return you my most unfeigned Thanks for the Honour you have this day a second time conferred on me, by your unanimous Suffrage in ele6fing me one of the Representatives' in Parliament of this extensive and opu'ent County. ' I feel , tlie greatest satisfa6lion and pride in being thought worthy of the confidence you have now again reposed in me; and it will be my utmost endeavour to repay that confidence, and the opinion you have manifested-of my. Parliamentary Condud, by an unremitted attention to the Interests of the State, and'those which peculiarly attach to this great and respectable Coiinty. I have the Honour to remain, with the most lively senti melds of Gratitude and Respect , Gentlemen, - Your most obliged and iaast devoted humble Servant, York; July ra. HENRY LASC€LLES, NEXT IVIONTH The Lottery begins Drawing.' No. 4, Cornhill, and No. 9, Charnig-cross. rr BISH respectfully acquairrts the Nobility, • Gentry, and Public, that Tickets and Shares for the English Sommer Lottery are now selling in great variety at the above Old Established Offices, where the Prizes will be paid on demand. • PRESENT PRICE. Ticket - - k. 17 14 I Eighth - k. 2 6 6 Half --- - 9 Sixteenth - - i 3 6' Quarter - 12 *** There will, be no Irish Lotteries this year, but there will be another English drawn on the same Plan, 29th No vember; and a third English Lottery drawn on the same Plan the 4th of April, rBo3. AT SWIFT's LOTTERY-OFFICE, No. xi, POULTRY, TICKETS' and SHARES of the ENGLISH LOTTERY (to begin Drawing nit MONDAY the zd of August) are on Sale. - , This Lottery contains only 24,000 Tickets, and will be drawn in Eight Days, the First Drawn each Day being en titled to a Capital Benefit,. viz. Ist Day - k. 5,000 sth Day - C.f s s ooo 2d - 2,000 6th . - • 2,000 3d - . 10,000' 7th ' - 20,000 itth - ^• 20 000 Bth , - lo boo , Upwards of FORTY THOUSAND POUNDS . have been paid to the Holders of Capital Prizes within the last Six Months by SWIFT and. Co. The SICILIAN BLOOM of YOUTH and BEAUTY; Or, Impalpable Vegetable Flesh Powder, Is recommended to the Ladies with the utmost degree of confidence, as'the most exqUisite produdion in the Universe, for beautifying the Skin, without the possi bility of doing; the Slightest injury : it is a peculiarly elegant Preparation from the beautiful Azalwa (a shrub indigenous to Sicily);-the result of a most curious process arid the in vention of an expert.and experienced Chymist. The com mon articles of this- description gives cadaverous and unna tural whiteness to the Skin, while, on the contrary, the Si cilian Flesh Powder, Which isnot a dead white,-but a natu ral, lively, fair, flesh-colour, communicates the most bril liant and natural fairnesS that can possibly be conceived, and possesses this pre-entinent excellence, that it cannot possibly be discovered by the most scrutinizing observer, bait looks like the native bloom of health taken from the neck ofyouth and beauty, and placed on the skin to which this Powder is applied, according to the Direaions for use, which accom pany each Packet. Sold at zi9, Strand; seventh house from Temple-bar; and.retail.by Mr. Golding, Perfumer to jler Majesty, 42, Cornnill; Mr: Green, 132, Oxford-street; near Holies street ; Mrs. Osborne, rot, Pall-Mall, and by no other per son in London. Price zs. aid. per Packet ; Five Packets one for Half-a-Guinea ; or Twelve Packets in one for a Gui nea:—Observe that the Label on each Packet is signed with the, Pi Jp ri et ci r - 11 a lid- ting " f . ANTI-INIrETIGINES, Safe, Salutary, and most absolute rprcifit ReMedy for those deplorable and hithertO incurable - Diseases, viz. ScurVy; - Struma, Gout, Leprosy,. - Erysipelas, Rheumatism . ; E rcipliantiasis, St.. Anthony' Fire, Sciatica; Kinz%) Evil, • P.impled Faces, Lues Venerea, Scrofula, Piles, Yaws, &c.&c. TH E superlative Efficacy of Dr. Solomon's Anti_lmpetigines is every day . . more and more she theme of geueral eulOgium ' - it frequently saves those whom the Faculty give over ; and cures after every Physician of eminence can do no more. This Medicine adds more.lasting fame to the memory of Dr. Cullen, of Edinburgh, than even his " Pra&ice of Physic," by which it is saildioned • and prepared; it is now as frequently and regularly prescribed as. any in the Materia Medica, in all complaints which it pro fesseS to subdue, and is likely to be soon so immediately and universally used in every case of Scurvy, Leprosy, Scrofula, depraved•habit, with atieCtions of the skin,* by the whole Medical World, as entirely to supersede the application of every other remedy. * Vide " Cullen's Praeliceof Physic," No. 1737. • • . THE KING's EVIL CURED. ' • I, William Ovens; Assay-Master in Messrs. Roe and. Co.'s Copper Works, near Liverpool, do declare, that up wardsofrourteen months I laboured under an Obstinate Scro fulous Evil in my'right arm, which totally deprived the of 'the use thereof, and contracted the sinews, so that I could not lift my aim to my ilea'. After having the best adVice and remedies from an eminent Physician in Liverpool, 1 found my arm daily growing worse, and 1 then had recourse to Dr. Solomon's Anti-Impetigines, which, in a month, perfected a.. cure, so. that 1 am now able to use. my arm as well as ever I could in my life; the ulcer being quite healed, along with another one of the same sort, which was forming in the other arm. It was not only my opinion, but that also of my friends and acquaintances, that if I had not applied to Dr. Solomon 1 must inevitably have lost my arm. In jus tice to the Dottor, and for the good of the Public, I wish this my case to be pitblished, I am at any time'willing to depOse the above upon oath. Witness my hand, this stet day of December, 170. WILLIAM OVENS. - Tne above William Ovens has now been cured near eleven years,- has had no return of his complaint, has since been married, and has fine healthy children. . In all disorders originating from impurity of blood, or ob struded perspiration, Solomon's Anti-Impetigines is the most powerful alterative and purifier of the blood and juices, without the least confinement or restraint in diet ;- its opera tion is gradual and impereptible,' though certain and infalli ble ;• in Short, this is the long-sought-tbr substitute for that fashionable mineral Mercury. In the most inveterate stages of Scurvy, Scorbutic Eruptions, Si:rot - nix, or King's Evil, Leprosy, Rheumatism, or Rheumatic Gout, as well as all Disorders which originate from an impure or iinperfed state of the blood, the Anti-I mpetigines is the only remedy that can be looked up to with a certainty of success. • . The Anti-I mpetigines may be administered to Females and Children with the utmost safety and efficacy, which cir cumstances have principally contributed to its great celebrity, and universal use and reqilest, Sold by j. Mathews, No. IS, Strand, and all Medicine Venders. „ The Anti- Impeti&ines is inclosed in plain direaionsi with a -number of surpiising . Cures •authenticated by persons of great respectability, price los. 6d: each bottle. Thirteen Shillings are saved in the large bottles at al, ies..*llich' ova taiu six at log. 6d, to be had as abcrio, S No THURSDA Y, JULY 22, 1802. This Day was published, price zs. 6d. D EMARKS on the CONTROVERSY sitbsist ing or supposed to subsist between the Arminian and Calvinistic Ministers of the Church of Englam!, in a Second Letter to the Rey. john Overton, A.B. Autlm of " The True Churchrtlan ascertained." By the Rev. F.DWARD PER50N..11.2. - Reaur of Remp,stone, Nottinghamshire. ,---Paribus se legibus amhx, Inviax genies xterna iii f2edera mittant. - London : Pritited for j. Hatchard, Bookseller to Her Ma-' jesty, No. i§e, Piccadilly. • Of whom maybe had, by the same Author, price ts. 6d. ,Remarlcson the Doarine of justification by Faith, being the First Letter to the Rev. john Overton, A.I.i This Day was published, Price 7.3. in boards, A RELATION of Several CIRCUMSTANCES Which occurred in the PROVINCE of LOWER. NORM AN D V during the Revolution, and under the govern ment of Robespierre and the Direlory, commencing in the year v7S9 to the year tSco, with a Detail of the Confinement end Sufferings or the Author ; toe, - ether with ad. Account of the Manners 'and Rural Customs of the Inhabitants of that part of the Country called the : Pocage, in Lower Normandy; with the treatment of* their , Cattle, nature of Soil, Culti vation and harvesting of their Crops, Domestic . Manage ment, GEORGE _ Published for the Benefit of the Author, and sold by John Hatchard, Piccadilly. IMPOSITION never having been so (reneral as at the present crisis of time, it is a duty incumbent on every person who is in possession of a Medicine of established re putation, to adopt the most certain means of preVenting the possibility of a spurious composition being .foisted on the Public, to the obviously endangering the lives of the afflict ed, and undeservedly bringing an invaluable preparation into dis-esteem. It is these - considerations that induce the pre sent Proprietors of the well-known ANTISCORBUTIC DROPS, first prepared by the late Francis Spilsbury, his Dispensary, No. is, Soho-square, to - acquaint Nervous, Scorbutic, Gouty, and Rheumatic Patients, that the above is the only place, where they are . prepared genuine, and That by permission of the .. Commissioners of the Stamp-Office, Stamp, printed in blable ink, is affiked to each bottle, with the words, Spilsbury and . Co. No. xi, Soho-square," with A By the King's Patent," on the Bottle Bill, and Wrapper; that the .purchasermay be convinced or ueing supplied with the genuine Medicine, which is sold in bottles; . at Ss. and, zs. each, duty included, by the general VenderS of Patent Medicines in Town and Country. FOR RHEUMATISMS, Rheumatic-Go u t, Lum bago, - Numbness, Palsy, Flatulericy,• Spasmodic or Flying Pains, general Debility and Relaxation of the Sys tern, Sprains, Bruises, '&c.—Experience has proved WIIITEHEAD's ESSENCE OF MUSTARD (Pills and Fluid), the most effectual remedy made known to the,World, haviirg succeeded in - eases of six, eight,"ten, twenty, and even of forty years standing, after every other means had failed, and it has absolutely cured more Patients of the above Com plaints, than all the Medicines ever befofe Made 'The Fluid Essence is so singularly penetrating and - speedy in its operatioli, as generally to effect the cure of the severest Sprains and Bruises'by a few applications.—lt is prepared and signed by the • Proprietor, R. Johnston, 'Apothecary, No. 'l5, Grel.-1-street, Soho, LOndon ; mid sold at as. pi. each box or bottle.—And its reputation is so universally esta blished, that, it may be had of every Medicine Verider in - England, Ireland, West Indies, and 'America. Extract of a Letter front Doncaster. To Mr. LIGNU NI, Surgeon, at his Dispensary, 'No. 57, Bridge•street, Manchester. _ _ Sax, . Doncaster; jan.'B; 170. T T is with the greatest pleasure I have to commu nicate 'to you a most surprising cure cadet' by your An tiseorbUtic Drops, the :particulars of which are as follows : About seven : years ago my wife Was seized with. a violent 'Seorbt tic. complaint, which first appeared upon her hands ; the humour daily increas;lri; and within these late years; both he , hands, and One of her 'feet, up. to the ankle, swelled, and w covered with a white scab, like a leprosy scurvy, to ' decree, that ,for many months she was unable to waik, attended with an Insufferable itching, and-Were constantly wrapped up in hi cn clOtlfs; arfd Id add to her distress, - her sleep departed' from her ; as before she began to take Your Drops, she had not slept as usual for many monthS." t4' gat With the violent pain and other alaiming complaints, such as depraVedappetite, indigestion, and wilily complaint at her stomach; wandering pains in different parts her body,-she was worn almost to a mere skeleton ; indeed; - it is impossi bly° desi:ribe the deplorable situation to which she was re duced. We had totally given up an hope's of recovery, providentially, - the- , Mr. T. Crosby, of-the methodist connexion . , called upon me; when he assured me that he, himself, had been eye witness . - to many great cures being per formed bithe use of your .Drops, and Wlthanuch difficulty pievailed upOn my Wife to make trial of one small bottle, and to her and myinexpressible joy; she was much better, and by persevering till she had taken six small bottles, she Was, thank god,- 'entirely freed froM• her dreadful disorder,. and has now the free use of her hands and feet, and enjoy s an' uninterrupted state of health, although she is now in the 56th year of herage ; and as making public this cure may be nefit society, while satisfacflay to yourself, I cannot, in hu manity, withhold its piiblication, 'which you are at- full liberty to insert in what Newspapers you please. Any person _desirous of further information, may be satis fied, with pleasure, by applying to Mr. Boys, ,bookseller, of Doncaster, from whom the brops were purchased, or by, Sir, your obedient humble Servants, THOMAS BARRASS, Marsh-Cate,' Do'neastar. MARY BARRASS. D. Boys. The truth of the above 5 G so. WOon letter witnessed •by if no. NA y Loa . •t JOHN NA.vLoti. • Liverpool, Feb: rz, Ins& Mr. LIGNUM-•••-Sir, I take the opportunity of forwarding thiS.----The inclosed is the attestation of Peter Gilbauk, who came voluntarily forward and swore to the truth thereof, which 1 thought pro per to transmit to you ; and aril, Sir,_ _ • • Yo . ur inost flan - 11;1e Servant, THOMAS BILLINGS, Printer of the Liverpool Advertiser and Marine fntelligcncer. Mr. LI GN um, Surgeon, at his Dispensary, No. 57, Bridge street, Manchester. Six,—lt is with the greatest pleasUre I acquaint you of the ease and comfort I enjoy from the use of your invaluable Drops. After being afflicted with a violent scorbutic ertiii don for twenty-three years, which entirely covered my body, I am perfedly cured by taking only three bottles of your Antiscorbutic Drops, and have continued perfectly sound for the last fourteen months. I communicate this to you for the benefit pf the afflicted, and I ai2, Sir; • Your most hurnbls Servant, Liverpool, Strand -street, No. sr PETER GILBANK; Sworn before me, one of his Maje4ty's justices' of the Peace for the Borough of Liverpool, this 2d day of February, 1798. GEO. DUMB-AR.. fp - r These Drops are sold, in moulded square bottles, at I2S. and4s. 6'l. Ofte'lzs. bottle is equal in qtiantity to three 45. 6d. ones. They may ,be had,. whoiesale and' retail; at Mr, Lignutn's Dispensary, No. 57, Bridge-Stfeet, Manches ter ; at Howard and Evans's,. No. 42, Long.:lane, West- Smithfield, sole Wholesale agents in London; and retail by the follawiug persons : H. .Ci"ndell, No. 47, "Wineries ; W. Clarke,. No. 269 , , Borough; Jordan, No. 33, Whirechapef ; jeboult and Co. No. 150, Oxford Street ;' Knight, Norton Fz.lgate;' Kirk,' No. 'l9', Cockhill, Ratcliffe; Mr. Pidding, No. 76, Oxford-Street; Sutton, No. to, Long-acre ; Ttat and Bolton, !loyal Exchange; Ward, No. 324; Ciolborn; Wade, Old lice.st-street, ar}d. 10. 1,63, Heet.Srrreat. kt tilt •‘\ 1 , i i • -,-.•.;. 'saki. / • ej - T-1- - - : ,:- .- 1\ ~.."1::- . .. .c i ~. t. . .<•06 .. . i ce; 'AP . ' 4rw., [PRICE SIXPERCgI NEW MUSIC ' . • This Pay was publi;9led; 3 N 6• , r 13y Goulding, Phipps and D'Alrnaine,'MuSicLe6lieti‘ 4 , Pall-Mall, and No. 76; St. •jarnees-street HE Second -Number Of HANDEL's celebrated MESSIAH, abridged; and adapted fur the Piand , Forte, -with an AccoMpanimeht fOr a Flute or Violin, by by I. Mazzinghi, price 3s. The favOuritat Ovetture; Songs; and tt,vlv4 sele& Airs in. the Ballet Of Brazen Mask, as pet - retitled at the Theatre Royal; Covent-garden; coniposed by Davy and Mountain; price 7s. 6d. With gushing TearS; a favourite Balida now Singing . .by Miss' Daniels at Vauxhall, composed by J. Davy; price rs. Far, . f4rat Sea, now Shiglag by Mrs. Bland at Vaukhall, composed by C. H. Florio; price rs.• . The following Songs sting by Mr. Incledon. With univer sal applause in his.- new Entertainment, called Variety, in the principal Towns in England ; —The CaptiNe to hio Bird—The Maid With a bosem of snow —The - Sea Boy's Gra.• titude—The Sailor'S Glory ' .compostid by, J. Tilazzinghi.--= The. Post Captain—The. Thorn, • composA by Shield.—Darling : Sue—Variety—The brave Marine- 1 -1 hr fairy root, 0 Gaiety !—The - Welcome Days of • Peace, com posed J. Davy.—The Charming Kitty—The Sailor's •Fitne-piece—Master Cupid, coinpaed by William Reeve.- 0 high swell'd his` bosom -Far, far at Sea, composed by C. H. l• lotio--The Ditty, or shipwreck'il-Seaman's Story- 7 i'iie Iriol PhantasmOoria, ‘.-:ritten by prLe 't Ile Ship MM V,. of St. ionn',, Canada. APTAIN: Thoina :`,llrt:r he Ma rj., 1 4..../ of St. John's, Canada, soleinnly declarei that received a deal of benefit treat Dr. Brodum's Isletvous ors dial ; likewise his Wife, Mary Ann Oliver; Was airraist. reduced to Death's;door, and was perfe,ttly cured tiy Dr. Brodurn's Nc Yaus Cordial, allei t'eing given over by afl the able Physicians in the . Cuuntty ; likewise 'several or the. Inhabitants of the Ishtnd have received great benefit irot4thet above Medicines. Withetks my 143nci; . THOMAS OLIVErt.. A WORD TO T}E WISE , . As a Scholia caution to all who, from the nature of theft; Complaints, are obliged, to have recoutae to that dangeroit preparation.. Mercury. Mercuiy is certainly, if taken wi h discretion, a most•noble and efleeual Cure for every speci4 of Venereal fnieCtion ; hut, on the otnet Hand, thete is not an article in the Whole Materia Medica so replete with clan ger. Thus if a cold occurs when undet a course of this ex• - -, traordinary Medicine, it frequently Icaves behind it the Gout, Rheumatism, Ntimbness in the Limbs, ijaraiytic Afiedions; and Which, perhaps, do hot appear rot . seven, eight,. or ten year.. Many Persons in busineas,..Servants, acct indead alt who; from the nature of their employments, areeabliged to be out in alt weathers; being liable to Catat 'cold under A course of Mercury, which may terminate with their lives; bur ho such danger wilj intervene. to toteWHO. substitute Dr. BRODUM's BOTANICAL SYRUP; • which is particiilarlp teconiMended to be used before persons enter into the - Matrimonial State, lest the indiscretions of a Parent are the source . of vexation to hiM the reinairider of hii existence, by atfliaing liis innocent; but untOrtunate Otr. spring; with the . Evil, eruPtiOns, of a• Moat .malignant ten. dency, and a variety of .Pther Complaints that are most as suredly introduced by, the same negled and irapriitiene. The Botanical Syrup and Restorative Nervous Cordial,. to be had at the Doelors-House; No. 9, Albion -street, in Bot;-!; ties at fl. as. i is. 6d. and 55. sd. (Linty included) ; jeboult, and Co.'s, late Bacon, Nb..“ 6, Oxtord.street, OpposiA: Borid-street ; Golding; NO. 42, Cornhill ik Ward, No. 324, Hdlborn Wit Or s - (late,. Cockell's) Medicine WaretVuse. NO. 229, Strand, Temple Bar; 'run's, Royal ExChange; Williams;Perfumer. to. His Majesty; NO. 4i; Pall-Ma;1; E...Newbery, Corner Of St. Patil's Cnurch-yard ; Bolton's; Royal-Exchange; Ching and Butler; No. 4; Cheali.ide ; Burgeriis Amick and Son, No. p, Haymarket ; Shatio.iMea dicme Varehouse; lligh-sfrtet; Borough, opposite the South.- - wark Bank; Mr. Piddiing'ai No. 76; Oxford-street, oppo site the Pantheon; FOrbes, Druggist, Blackman-street, Borough ; IYicey; Bow-lane. • And to be had of all the Booksellers and Printers in i'aa principal" Market Towns in the United KingdOtns. SOUGH - - several 'Remedies are, discovc•rei which perfealy eradicate every species of Sci.rylt, Leprosy; Rheumatic and Gouty Pains ; yet none are found equal either in. expedition, plcasantnesse.siitety, or cheap ; ness, - ter Dt— PAT.Elool'sl's VEGETABLE DROPS, which. in S,erofillousl'Schirrus,, or Cancerous Tinnors, Ul cers, and White Swellings; perilirrii the Most Wonderful. cures; and in Cony:As - lye, Epileptic, Paralytic, as well as Mental Deraugement, and other deplorabte Nervous Affec tions; where large quantities of celebrated MeclicineS have been tried in vain; a small 'Bottle of , the.se Drops' has given' the happiest proots of their excellent properties, particularly in p - roinotinga regular appetite and trile dieestippe expelling all morbid tiumoins, and causing proper purity; . texture, and tenacity ; with tree circulation and equal distribution of the nervous and other fluids; and thereby removing all bilious, windy, and spasmodic complaints, whilst they producer composure of mind, a cheerful flow of spirits; accompanied with an agreeable diffusion of natural Warmth and lively .sen; cation turough every part.ot the aniinal frame; so as to ren. der the sickly, weak, and delicate habit healthful, :and :ra store the deeayed_constitution to a state of strong activity., These Drops are inclosed in Olainciireetions, and appointed to be sold lip 'Putt, Royal Excriange; Ward, No. 324, Hol born, opposite Gray's Inn; - London ; C; Collins, Salisbury Horsey.and Woodward; PoitSeii 'Mitts - 'and iiarritrigi 6os . port ;• DolWdson . and Mottle Portsmouth ; Jennings Bishop's Waltham ; bobbins; Winchester; Skelton, South. ampton ; Hollis,. Romseye _tones, I,yrningtorr ; Benion, -Ringwood ; Moore; Poole; and most Venders ot Patent Me dicines in Great Britain, at ss;- the bottle,' duty • included ; and may be had at No. Little To.wer-stree!',. London ; where all orders wholesale and retail a re duly,attend-d to. Also his IvIEZ I:: RION PILLS,' which, thOugh requiring no restraint of diet, or hlndrance of business; yet are a saft4 'expeditious and infallible cure in every stirge of a certain disease, being sealed up in plain diredions, with instrui ions,. by which all the baneful et*ills of that insidious disorder are nun.: lately prevented. by attending to the method therein idirecied; price ss. Sd. duty included. T Wasnot iv ittiot4 ICE L tICTANCgi I:•deviited from regularity of Pradice, but I fal sufficient compensation in having considerably conduced to the ame lioration of life's severest sufferings., .As a MEMBER OF THE ROYAL COLLEGE OF sURG EONS, . I was desirous to rCsCuc the victims Ot creticti from the rapacity and igntirance of •those to whiat this branch had been hitherto disgracefully and injuriously confined. And as no disoeclers are more iirrpOrtatit illarr the YEDIER.EA L DISEASE and PEItTL rT V; they certainly require abilities fully equal; and• attention with less remission thati can be spared by general. raditioz*rs. All Venereal Com'plaints' are slight in their first appear; ances; but irresistibly fatal in their progresS.' prelude the possibility of danger by an immediate cure, or to erradi-: cate the most insidious and the Most complicated cases, cal . / only be expelled from, a PraCtitioner direellY and unil o t in ly engaged in such exertions. To re-animate the frame by the gradual progress . of 11fedi-; cine; and to procure not merely a renawal,' but an absolute increase of vigour to those whose cdiistiliniollB have been un-: dermined by a SECR ET and. SOLITARY . VICE, has beehthe obi; jed and purpit of nine years practice. Amidst the casualties' andcalamities' which surround us, no situation is' is - 10're grid.. ing to the feeling mind, than that of the debilitated sufferer, who is'constious . that his own imprudenne,has been the fortunate cause of his merited misery —bin to sink in de spair,- from a deSire of concealing -his - misfortune; it only adding to the culpability of his first indiscretions. And however difficult other Medical Merlthay eonsideestelicom..; plaints, I feel enabled to oiler a cure where the triost eminent and the most respe6.table have failed: The term's' of remuneration are unequivocally stared en thy' first interview, and liberality of treatment, - as Well as regu-' larity 'of qualincatibri, constitute the plan upon Whicii Mr. may pe consulted persOnally or by letter, at his house, No. 29, Arimdel4treet; Strand; near T e i n plr Bar. . . There is an additional entrance in Water-street,. adjoining, / and the n4ai.g.is cob both the doors. .. M. 8 . --, Member of the Royal • ' Wel*egtiol . Surgeo4.4 94 . ibut1 4 494. 1 • ri * 1 GENERAL ELECTION. KENT ELECTION. T HE FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of KENT are respealully informed, that SUBSCRIP TIONS for conduaing the ELECTION of Sir WILLI AM GEARY, Bart. are received at Messrs. Hankey and Co.'s, Bankers, Fenchurch-street.