The Sun. — London, England, 1807-06-05 00:00:00

13111711-D - SIY C.4R.L1.40E5., • Prince of OLDENBOURGH—AII elegant II Hat, painted lightbrown,very. highly varnished and polish eJ, decorated with Silver furniture, lined:with.supes • tine .drab cloth, --red ..morocco reclining .cushions, trip - tined with suitable lace. Lord Ossoi.stoNAn elegant Coach, .with SaliS bury boot and compass, hind standards,: , painted a •_ beautiful olive, with the arms, supporters, mantles; and coronets, richly emblazoned - on the pannels, and very highly varnished and pOlished ;- lined with su perfine drab cloth, and red morocco reclining cushions, • trimmed with rich crimson Silk lace, riclscrunson seat cloth, decorated very full With' nesi , patent fringe; the whole of the framing ornamented with silver Mould ings, joints, crests, coronets, .&c. , The Hon. GERRARD Noes:-7-A very -light and handsome BaroucheLandan, hung on a single crane carriage, painted' a fine drab,' with arms richly em .blazoried on the pannels; and highly varnished and • polished ; the' joints - and furniture of brass'; the lining of superfine - drab cloth , and rich silk lace, the whole' producing 'a remarkable light-and neat appearance. The Hon. Lu =EY SAILLE—A light,single crane Barouche, painted yellow, with arms and crest hand somely painted •on the pannels. • • The Hon. H. A. DILLON—A handsome Landau, painted.deep yellow. with arms and supporters very highly finished on the pannels, and-highly varnished and polished; - the' mouldings and joints of silver; the lining of best superfine crimson cloth, and yels low morocco reclining cushions. The Hen. COVENTRY -A very, light Chariot, painted-patent yellow, with the crest•and garter richly emblazoned on the pannels ; lined with best super fine - light bide- cloth, and yellow morocco and silk reclining cushions, trimmed with silk lace: • Sir IF. Woon--.-A handsome landaulet, painted • yellow;' with arms and mantles richly 'painted on the pannels ; . body ornamented with'silver furniture, joints, &c. .lined with light blue cloth, and yel low morocco reclining cushiens, handsome-lace to correspond, &c. . Rev. - W. BEttEsFolin—An elegant' Landau, on .3 very light constniCtion, • painted garter blue, with arms and - handsome crimson mantles richly em blaioned on:the Onnels .;• the body ornamented. with ,silver joints, crests, &c. the lining of .the best super's fine light blue- 'cloth,' 'and red 'Morocco •reclining cushions,-trimmed with rich silk lace, the seat-cloth of rich blueivelvet, decorated with an entire new ' pattern of, silk, fri age. • • • Wm., • 1-issi.sroxn,- Esq.—A' , handsome Barouche Landau, 'painted yellow, with 'arms and mantles richly emblazoned on the pannels, and highly var - nished and polished, decorated with silver fnrniture, jou - its, crests, Sic. the lining'Of blue cloth, with red morocco reclining cushions: •-••,' J. liviss, Esq.—A light Barouche Landau; simf lar to the above, lined with drab .cleth,_ and red mo rocco reclining cushions. D. CAMPBELL..4 -- "tandsome Baiotich'e . Landau,' as abovo. • J. ROWELL - 5, Esq - .—A neat Baronche Landau, as above. - • Jon ts•Wti4ta; Esq:s4A . :handsome •Landaulet,, painted olive green; - .with arms -eniblazoned on the pannels, and-highly varnished and polished; linin g drab cloth, and . YelloW morocco reclining cushions.. JAMES MA ItTO7, A neat Barouche Coach, : painted drab Coker, with arrns.and mantles in- relief, silver monldings . „ crests, Szc.lined with green , cloth, andgreen and yellow Silklace. • • . D. O'BRIEN, Esq.--s , A. very light Chariot, , paint , ed patent yellow, -with . 'arms handsomely em blazoned on the pannels, .-and..bighly - Varnished and' polis.hed ; -lined with blue: cloth, and yellow mos roccbTeelining cushions, • JAMES DAVY, Esq.—A very light Chariot, painted yellow, with crest on the doors, and highly-varnish ed and-, polished ;'lined with drab cloth, and-red mo rocco reclining cushions. Wsti'rax IthagaTs, Esq.---Alight Chariot, simi lar to the above, lined 'with blue cloth, and yellow • morocco reclining , cushions: • . F. NASSAU, Esq.----A handsome Chariot, as . above. C. W. BIG - Os, Esq. - -A handsome.- Chariot, as abut e. D. ,J.. WEBB; Esq.—A new constructed Barouthe. Landaulet, which, with respect to lightness and ele -gance, far surpasses any thing of the kind ever wit nessed ; it is equally calculaed to exhibit among the Gentlemen Atnansurs in'•Hyde Park; as well as for travelling' on the worst roads. • - Colonel Hon NE s—A• new • Landau. .Colanel STAFFORD—AIBarouche Landau. • . Jesisti LscxsoN, Esq.--A Jiarouche Landau.. _ Clisurca, Esq.—A ,Coacir. N;-E. KENDERAY, ES(I.--A Coach. , J LANE, Esq . :—A Chariot. • - • . L. Snspsvm.r.., EQl.—A' Chariot. Lient.-Cnlonel'KENNEby. — A , Chariot.. , Lord AUCKLANUA hanoSome Landau. - . Mr. -11 c ST aCOTE—A :v.‘ry handsome Chariot. 'Mr; S'ioRES - -Ditto. • Mr. COVENtRY—DittO. rifirOM AS COURTENAY, Esq".---- , A light modern Barotklie-Lanthiu; built on anew principle, lined ith 'fine 'drab Clothscarlet reclining squabs and cnShiOnS . , , light neat - Salisbury boot, and complete I.rioue-he 'seat Collinge',s patent axle -trees and pa wheels; painted'patent,yelloW, picked out and atiatnetifed , black ; stpall arms _and crest •ou the rails, the pannels highly - varnished and polished. ' ''Hon. GRAISIAM TOLF,R—Allght modern-Barouche L'andau, built oil a new-'principle, lined with fine plearnt 'bine cliiih; scarlet reclining squabs and ciikhions, and neat velvet Ince ; light Salisbury boct, and cOmplerebarouche seat, plated...furniture and • zi:Ougings, ' parent axle-ire-es . and wheels, painted patent' yellow:`ornarrienteci black ; arms and crest on the pannels,.and highly varnished-and.polished. General MTARLANE—A light modern Chariot, lined with . fine' _grey cloth, • and: yellow reclining sqtia - bs • ajlcT i cushions ; neat - striged • lace pl4form fixed on , double springs , and complete , barouche , 'Seat, three.'plat4lainpS-; furniture,.and mouldings ; 'silver crest head plates; . patentwbeels, painted light yellew,,Orriamentedblatk, full arms.and crests, on the pannels;highly•tatiiiihed polis4ed: • : Mrs. CUTITIES, Grafton-street--Avery highly finished elegant Landau, the body and carriage LONDON : Printed by Ricl4 Am) Hrpis, of NI). 4, rslaitlett-coOt,'Bow-'stret; At tLe SUN-QPFICR N. 1 12, Strand ; where Adi'erlisen2ents, Orders painted corbeau colour, highly vaitished andpolish ed, rich mantles, and arms on, all the panne's, ,full , .plated moOdingi,-side•-joints, &c. silver embossed arms to the . top-quarters, door, handles and body loops, a'barouche seat on a: Salisbury boot fixed on . 'carved blocks and springs, handsome hind stanchnds with plated.mouldings, plated hoops and cap;, to the wheels. The linings the colour of the WindSor uniform, trimmed with rich silk lace, scarlet Mo rocco squabS, &c. A pleasing effea is produced in .the contrast of the corbeau colour of the. body . and carriage and richness of the silver ornaments. ' Capt. WELCH—A very neat light Chariot; body - and carriage painted yellOw, picked out black, ini .tials on, the door rails painted black, barouche, seat 'on springs. ,GEORGE CowELL, handsome Barouche Landau, body and carriage . painted yellow, picked out black,-highly varnished and polished, full plated side-joints arid, ruquldings, 'light perch carriage,. De yonshire boot and barouche seat, fixed springs and braces. • Rev. Mr. DICKSON---A highly-finished Landau-, let, painted yellow., picked out black, arms and crests on the pannels, in rich mantles ; lining ,of dark blue Cloth, 'red Morocco squabs, riche silk mings, a short light perch carriage, with Salisbury boot, and seat on springs. - •. . Baroness STROGONOFF—An elegant perch cdach, the body a fine dark green, with arms richly embla ioned, ornamented with silver-plated mouldings, joints,' &c. lined with" superb crimson': Morocco, squabs of silk and Morocco, a perch..carriage painted green, and picked out red. . The Dowager Countess of, CLOS MELL—A neat town-built Landaulet, body painted a light green; highly varnished, with arms, coronet's,' &c. on the doors and pannels, mnamented with - silver plated clasps and joints, lined with, light, blue superfine cloth, trimmed with arms lace, carriage and wheels painted red, picked out black, Salisbury boot, and very eleganerich trimmed hammercioth. Lady, - PaaTn—An elegant Coach, on the smallest and lightest scale yet exhibited; painted black, and highly ornament \ ed with crimson mantles, arms, and supporters on the pannels, mounted with brass, lined with v.fhite-1-a delicate rich yellow and white silk lace, and silk reclining cushions ; the seat cloth black, with yellow fringe, the carriage black, 'picked with yellow ; the whole forming a, most fashionable and complete equipage. - • - • Lord GRANTHAM—An elegant light Barouche Landau, painted dark green, 'With mantles, arms, and supporters, on the pannels, the tox suspended to the body ; lined with- white, yellow Morocco re- - clining cushions, and a rich, yellow sills'lace, the body mounted with silver • mouldings, joints; &C. and very highlfvarniShed: ' *- • Mrs. AißuTalia - oTA.Wexquisitely neat and light' Landaulet, painted Straw colour, with arms on every vane!, ,within a very highly emblaZonedlozepge; • airfis in silver lozenges on the upper quarters, and alSo on' the lock - handles ; silver joints 'and fluted 'mouldings, lined-with fine drab-, and full trimmed with 'rid) silk lace and red . Morocco ; the carriage with_patent axle, and embossed nuts ;'hind standards and hammercloth on springs; all the beds are com-Y pasted,' giveS the Carriage au uncommon .pretty- effect ; it 'is painted crimson, and picked in -black. and yellow.; 4-horse harness, very. handsome, .to correspond. , Ckheral.'JONES—An extreme elegant' laindau, built in the. same style as the above, and painted' the smile colours, arms within mantles, and crests .over ditto, silver joints and crests, lining blue, with red Morocco *squabbing ; 4-horse 'harness to corre sponel:- WILLIAM STONE, Esq.--Landau, the' -same as '•aboye,,,box attached to the body, and, yeliow tore. .• Colonel . FORTEkt7E—Charint the same as Mrs 4 Arbuthnot 7 s ) with-difference of the lining, -being entirely. blue Morocco, and_blue silk lace. MORSHEAD, ESq.--Extreme light Chariot, arms, matitles, and crest on all the pattnels ; painted yellow,, picked out black, lining the same as above. PALMER, .Esq.—A very neat Chariot, painted Devonshire brown ; carriage orange, picked. put brown, mantles and arms in relief. Countess NELsoN-(Duchess of Bronte)—A-very elegant Chariot, painted a fine glazed dark blue, full plated, with amp, and supporters ,on the doors, coronet. and Cypher on the rail;' wheels rich ver million, -picked out dark ! blue; and edged with. light . blue ; lined with superfine blue*cloth, ornamented with handsome silk lace, and Morocco squabs. A beautiful harness, with silver embossed coronet and cypher on the pads, winkers,. and martingales ; also silver embossed coronets and cyphers on the top quarters of the\ chariot; plated .lamps, and very handsome double-sweeped carved hind standards; Collinge's patent boxes. ' - Mr. Duataaotic—A very highly finished Landau Barouche ; body painted yellow, picked out black lifted with ,the, best blue cloth, Morocco squabs, and fancy lace ; arms in a garter on the doors; and door rails ; plated lamps, and plated mouldings ; wheel's ,yelloW, picked nut black. . • Mr.. THORNTON—A handsome-Landau, painted a rich glazed green, .wheels red, picked out black; the,inside lined with superfine sky blue cloth, richly Nand with fancy silk lace, red Morocco squabs .and -reclining cushions; silver head plates, plated mouldings, joints, and hoops to the wheels; patent lampS,,barouche seat, and hindatandards ; arms and crest on doors and quarters, encireled•by crimson a la c;Tecque. Mr.. SINCLAIR—An elegant Landaulet, the body painted' r yellow, lined with blue cloth, •ornamented with a very Jich fancy silk lace, and silver head plates ; a very handwrite four-horse harness, with, 'silver: crests, on bridles, pads, and martingaleS; wheels red, picked' out black,' plated lamps, and hoops to wheels, with Collinge's patent boxes., „Mr. , G. VlLl.ttas-- 2 -A very light and handsome Landaulet, 'body. and wheels painted*yellow, picked out black; lined with light stone colettred cloth, trimmed with a superb silk lace, yellow morocco squabs and reclining' cushions.; plated joints and mouldings, silver embossed head plates, and linge's-patent boxes, • * • , • The Right Hon. Lord :To FIN BERESFOI-D-- A hand, son - to Perch Carriage, with fashionable baroncl;e box, suspended /in springs ; bncly . .painted a deep, ash eo t lour,, with the arms and supporters of the House of Wate td, iikeiviie the ar tits of the St ?of : Cork, • - and the mitre; the lace, a rich patterr l in . shaded blue, and red Morocco squabs and cuThions : B. GASKELL, Esq.—A very handioine light -13a 7 rOuche Landau, the coach box and boot suspended on . , . dolphin irons ; body painted light bine, with the arins in rich crimson mantles ; the carriage dark blue. and gold ;' the lining yellow with red tribrocco, and a very rich sills lace 'of scarlet and deep blue, plated latplau joints, and silver beads. • Rev. JAM :4' 111.5. i--A 'handsome Landaulet, on perch carriage, the coach-box suspended on the springs of .the body, silver crests to top quarters, lamps, plated beads; &c. the body painted bright yelloW; and arms'in shields ; carria7 yellow, picked •out black, red: morocco head cushions, and lining of light colour ; lace in shades of .blue and drab. Jotix Wooncocx, t.andaulet, painted hright yellow, arms in crimson mantles, morocco . 'reclining cushions, plated beads, Venetian blinds, barouche box, &c. MATTHEW CARLETON, Esq.—A very light and elegant,Barouche to'carry four people, painted bright yellow,' picked out black, arms in shields, yellow morocco cushions, with p.rich fancy lace suitable te, the colour of the carriage. WARREN HASTINGS, Esq.—A, very light and ele gant :garouche Landau, painted bright yelloW, lining stone colour, with a very rich silk lace in scarlet, black, and 'yellow, _Venetian yelloW morocco reclining cushions, &c, B: MATHEW, Esq.-A very handsothe Barotiche Landau-, painted - ernerald- -green, with the arms. small: shields, crests, &c. on pannels, lining white, with a mosaic pattern, border, of lace, in varied shadeS of green, piked head joints and ‘Orna , 'mend; &c. ' ' • _ 513 , A11,E;• .Esq.i—A Light. neat. on :a: perch carriage, aCavendish boot and barouche seat suspended on dolphin irons, painted' yellow, picked out black, crest, ' : head - Oates, fOotman's cushion; lined with drab colotirgd cloth, and hand:- some lace, in . scarlet, yellow, and white.- SAMUEL YOUNG, Esq,—A very . elegant light Post Chariot, on a perch Carriage, with patent axletrees, the barouche box and platform on springs, hind Standards, .lamps, crest, head plates, plated mould ings, all ,round the pannels, painted a very fine ash colour, lined with dark blue - clotb - , full trimmed with a rich a-laireccpte pattern lace,. in = various, colours, - and, ed - morocco reclining cushions. - j , Lord CHARTLEY.-.7.A11 elegant Town. Coach, painted sky blue, and• highly varnished; full arms and,sopporters on the pannels, with crests and coro nets ; • silver joints to the head, richly chased.; silver . embossed coronets to the fOur corners of the_roof, .and. silver mouldings to the body : ; the carriagerpaint-, eddark blue, and heightened with gold, silver hoops , j to the wheels ; -lining of stone colour, with 'bine mo rocco reclining cushions, the lace a running.patteru . .,ofkowers ; Salisbury boot, on raised carved.blocks, with silver beads ; the hammercloth• of the richest Genoa velvet, Of•Mazarene blue ;' the "drapery . after' the''Greciart style, . with a i-rich fringe. and-bhl 7 . lions in varied shades, of blue, with the arms and, :coronet: embroidered/on the•-ends • the lamps orna- , ' mewed' with a fi7iffige of silver,.an ' d forming a coro net to -; 'the whole forming a perfea model of ele gance and taste. • • - -'• •:Lord.•Git'E - y.—A handsome Town Chariot,hddy and wheels patent yellow, picked black, .and plated' frame-work ; the faintly . arms, supporters, and a coronet, painted upon the pannels ; the coachman's box attached to the body, and the insidelined with drab, trimmed with, lace, and red morocco reclining' cushions. `,Earl Town Coach, the body paint ed imperial black ; his Loidship's family arms, with .. . the-honourable chief of augmentation, and the sup porters an English sailor armed with a boarding•pike, bearing a Commodore's pendant, and the British lion tearing•the united - flags of France and and Spain,' trampling them under foot, painted on. the doors, and the double crests, thti stern of the .Spanish sli; k ) San Josef (taken by the late Earl),'and the Imperiil Otto Man Plume of Triumph (presented by the Grand- Signor), beneath the Earl's coronet on the quarter-pannels and rails Ole inside lined with yet- low, trimmed with rich crest lace, and morocco re clining cushions, with a rich hammer-cloth to suit ; the wheels yellow and black. Viscount TRAFALGAR.—A Landaulet, the body lavender - grey,, With his Lordship's - arms' 'similarly painted to Earl Nelson's, but with ;the Viscount's coronet; the.wheels patent yellow,,picked out with lavender grey, the inside lined with blue. Sir EDWARD SMITH ., Bart.—A yellow .bhariVt, picked-black, and the wheels'red and black. Mr. MARRYATT.—A barouche Landau, the body patent yellow, the , arms painted on the doors in dark brown, lined with dr‘ab, trimmed with rich - lace, and-red morocco reclining cushions the wheels yet- low and black. , • • Mrs. REEVES.—A Landaulet ; the body a full olive green, with the arms in rich crimson mantles on all' the pannels and rails ; the inside lined with drab, trinimed with rich lace, and reclining cushion's; • the coachman's box attached to the , body, and the• wheels yellow, ornamented with olive and black. SAMUEL SMITH, Esq.—A new Landau, the body rich yellow, adorned with 'the arms in rich crimson mantles ; the wheels yellow and black.. ••••••CiTAMPASNEi Esq.—Landau, the body imperial black, with _the arms and crests painted in rich crim son mantles on all the pannels; the inside lined with drab, trimmed with' rich' - crest lace, and red morocco reclining cushions ; the coachman's box attached to the body, and a rich black velvet hamtbercloth, trimmed with crest laceof silk ; the framing mount ed with silver, and silver joints, '&c. the wheels imperial black, ornamented with yellow and nese red •W. MARSH, Esq.—A Chariot, the body, olive green, with the arms and crests on the pannels; , the inside lined'With drab, and trimmed with - lace, and ,•• • • • red morocco reclining cushions.; the,Salisbury boot, attached to. the body ; the wheels red Chinese, orna mented with green. Lord BERNARD—An elegant Chariot, very light, painted - fine Queen's yelloW, striped black,, and highly -varnished. Colonel KELSO.—Lofty .Barouche, patent axles, painted green, elegant arms and, crests. . Ctiloliet Barouche, panted' . , t wt pUblished by V/ILL iAIYI AhtmiGKß SCRI PPS C , it South. MOrton. street, C.l::)s,ye-1 , , , - T tare • or the ever,. I ettersjor the Edilur, (post-paid), -13-r-ince.4+64l.4igili.g.lol,oedz...witil 1Y -110 w am" rocco itisitio,,dozilanaebisO,Avith gold - lace and tassels. , General Cowtt.L.—Char ot, painted CAA gr a Z63. - : crimson and black wheels. HERBERT Esq.—Chatiot; painted 'fine )el.- low ; Ir' harouct ' -E - ----"""--------- Jolty ne sea, REXFORD, Esq:--:Charibt . , 'painted ; drab body, mantles yin i'elief", "with gold fringe;. scarlet aridlilackcarriage. - • - - - • HILL., Esq.—Brown-round chariot„Carry ing six, weighing only 8 cwt. ~" Captain RICHARDSON—Light Landaulet; on Sir John Lades principle ©f circular sPripg, weighing only 74 cwt.'tinis . hed in a thaAeful - rrianni , Sir NibazicE XIIYIENESOOA very light landpll) painted a pale yellow.: . . Honourable Mrs. SHELDON:—An elegant Landau; painted ' ". • • • Colonel :Enwkab - .DILLoN.—An elegant :light -Barouche Landau,; . ! ••••• SIMPSON. 7-44 elgant Landau . : Mr. AVA..Y.---A hdndsorne:Town Coach. Gft A Esq!:--?-11. ter yalighly . finished . 8a . . - rotiche Landau. Buick!, Esq.—Averylharldsorne VoLnNtEEtii.-;--Ye - ste'ria'y the different Volurtteer Corps mustered at their Niadeg, '• and: fired -three rounds in hopour of - ttrday. The %Prince of Wales's Votunieer4 'pa'raderd" in the -Upper - andialter firing three,roinuts, TbIST-ttst , I"Pi4ster Vp1,1,34eef . 4..had ; parade 'day, in . 03 Lower Mews. • Tfie - Voknteei- . s tri'e'gpfrq dts 7 - ' ttiCC rri;=; - Clled . - of - Colonel GAITsKILE; where' had , 44,figld n day, acid weize reviewed by the :Li t tgpintik 4 i a44y, LOrd - TEICI,NkOUTII. , COACIIE'S.—TA Igeir ,Drivers anci'jGuardSin nirClothes,- went in proco- Post'-boys •trodi:. 16 1 isl'c3Ensioi);.' in new • • clothing; and a .profusion "of ribbons and flovvrei g a • „did several of -the Kings Watermen,•ith coats and badges, - • Many 'fatuities arlalseady,preparing. to ( 1 , 1 , 'heat of gol'. s, r a ys - with a cooling dip at places. 'iprt~ivious to :th4irlc-aV nig toivni, 11 , IY-i•iftb - t te&—w he t her the 'new S.c:liet'fie_ kr: t Smuttier LoceTy,,cloys, not highly, merit ,their spycialat en ? : Tidings in July,which is'elose - :af - haud, - of aring' gained even but a Share of one of tiie, - CapitiliTrlzes, will give an'extractrdinarypgzato to t the Stinimerale7 • lights of.lirighton, Margate, Scarboiough,,or other scene of rural resort. • • • • • • - 7 Died on the 26th ult. Mr. 'TnomAs. ENoListry yodUgest son of WALTEICENGLISH:, .Esq,. of refig-..• Abu: ••• , , . RIRTBS2iII • 011,,Wcdriesdar fast, s at W4ftgas, 3 l Georgelyte, of'a Son. • Yesterday, in Portland-place, the Ladvxrif El... Jarret t, 1 . Esq. of a Daughter. • • - . Ttisdav lirFA,afr4i": 7 -G c6l*ts:,43 to - ofniury, 'Vatiarei Edwaixist , - ESq.. Jane • etdest that,. Ichn Adams, Zs*.of WaS O3-: ortlianip tons-bile. ~ Yesteriray; Mr.l - A-1. - Otodtake, 'of :-Coiver East ' s flltt ll- +-Relet,Lto M letooti or, ray:. The same day, at St. Mary-Te-bune , Church ' :Mr. Eva', Linen-diaper, Oxford -street, to Miss SmiCf . , daugHter or Mr: SWIM,: of Neitherivildc. - Herts. - , • • D1ED.. , ..( • 4f! • .. _ • On Tnesday afternoon; Abra!rani,jankin, Bsti. - A Idefwa or Chief Mapgrate .of .-the.,Borough .of St.:Edo:1,1114:0E a n 4 Clerk of the Peae:for,the COtnity of uflt;)lk. On Wednesday ie'itnightNiged ft, Mr. •losep . h "Tim • . Bookseller and Stationer, .ofikVottonsmtider.F,dze,, .3pnircTset' , • • _ To TH,OMAS TAYLOR, Esq . • • No. 9, New * Bridie-_S • cti4t, ' '- f: Honoured ' hiliiibu!g MarcklB, Igor T BEG 4leave to inform yOtir;that' e v er since.:th e 1. year 1790, I have beep,aillitted with the LuesVen c l rea ; which, from its - obstinately resisting ever,' Course Medicine prescribed" by the 'Most eminent of the Fa.dult/ nerei•and•undergoing several severe. courses of sa livation! and twicedischarged from _the Hospital, with Lttlerrelie l ; wou‘4pi a,ear to be of the most-ftiveterate nature. ' ti% spring.ofla:it'year my disorder had got to Such a head, a t nearly to put a.period.to..my existence:—l had a large-ulc' s on the crown of my head, one oh each arm, and m y lei were broke out in a frightful manner ; my riglit'was nreo . fully 'painful, and had been in a stab.. of ulceration' for T last seven years; my left had also two large: nodes on r" was very much, discoloured, , and gave me such excrutia W ink; pain,. particularly when warm in bed, as nearly to d priVe me of lest ; in this - lamentable state, I was reco4 l : mender!. by Mr. J. Thompson, (who received so g reat, cure by them here), to take your .Leake's Patent I'lL ls ' ° ' which I began to clw on the 26th of May ; in the cOuP c of a fortnight, 1 began .to receive benefit--in• •little fio than a flaw - Ith, the urcers on my Head and • arms • Nc e. ,i soundly healed—soon after, the:sores on my legs heel ea r also ; leaving,. however, .constuerabie discoloitration in o , d skin, .and pain inthe bone of the lett, which, by the 1- 31c5 sing of God, and a RlR:longer perseverance in your inicaft." limbic: Medicine, subsided; the nodes dispersinB,,, the regaining its natural hue,. and the,noitinerial pains gra.ciiia"' going oft. I thus became, by yOtir 'liberal - advice and - dicine„ perfeally tree from all my .former coni:plaints., have recovered my former. spirits and strength, and, ain b`, come jolly and, fat, in, which state naving continued. MaT s months the astonishment of riti vitho knew Me,'"ral!l a lossih what reins to express my gratitude, but beg Y ro l u ; for the good •of other suffering ynortals,• to mak# this ° ease as _public as possible, as Shall on . everyoccasiel: 'in to doing, you will greatly - oblige, Sir, '}'our • gratet,, u co ballet it, ,* Very .humble Servant, • 'FA X. M U 121( '"" Swan's Close, II 411-st reer, •Edinblargh. Vi/j.tiv-..ssesto r the above Cure : o N • THomrs No. 3V-INfew l'aultry- Market . ; an 4-1 IOHN Wlwros Hi Old'Asserribly-Close;•Edinbutgh- P repared and '§old by : the solel:roprietor, T Rom As T..ri,q , Mernher.of the Royal of 0 ; geons, at his House, bio: 9, New 13ri'dge2street, Lon sif where; after a constant residence of more.tham,thirtY, otf ears, in a pr4ctice ,particularly dircael . the Gor e enereal Coral:Jahns and those incidental to the • ot Generation, with that inviolable - secrecy -which his profession' should alWays - observe in. such caSc" flatters Itimseitthe. advice and assisance h e grattlit9i , ' ve achninisters to . persons. taking this 'Medicine,. NY' l •el' 'esteenied, 'by a discerning Pnbl?c; as an advantag e ' . ' Win attainable and void of alt ambiguity,. • • _ . e • Also sold, by his.appnintrnent - for the. - conveni en " those living at a di r sianc . e., the Perfumer's, No, 3 5 'or Albans -street,; the Tovsllsl3, No. ie3 , „JO • ford-street; me. Disbbrougifs;* - wb: 7, fishree,..'",;;;er Mr. Steel's; 14001cselliq, No.. 1, Union-row,' Little . Mr.l3aktcr's,- Snuth-bridge x Editibingh ; r ,d dOnaid, Glasgow ; Mr. E u 11; barne- street, I.;:ublin one person in e r y ; con ide re row ii 'Cireat.l3o!-,:." Irtland, in' 13ox,es.ut only as. 94,- ,eactr 4 . sealed -up 1 .0.,Y and plain :directions whereby_persons. or either :40( cure themselves witl; .ease, speed, secrecy,'and saletY• N. 1.1: Evcry Box sold in Great Britain ?s• sealetPl e p a Stamp, .on which, • by . favour of the Coinnuslo rX. • orint;xl., at the t t.imb t)fl;ce--" Taylor',No-ir c o" ` . 113.-id ) ; ; e-stre,':," --to imitate which Is Felony, amt . , 4 are ,ounterLirs., ,•• - • de 1