The Sun. — London, England, 1807-04-15 00:00:00

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PRESENT EVENING, April 15, 1807, J. will be prrfonw.i., THE CABINET. Prince Orlando, Mr. BR.AIiiM ; , Marquis De Grand Chateau, Mr. MATHEWS ; Lorenzo, Mr. GIBBON; . Wh:msiculo, Mr. BANNISTER . ; Teter, Mr. DO WTON ' Con.stantia, — Mrs. H. SI DQO/CS ; C uriesa, Mrs. HARLOWE Floretra, Signora . STO RACE. After which will be produced (lull time) a new Grand Ito- Clotiltla, Mrs. HA 'An ; Pauli►►a, Miss N. k L LY. toxes 6s. Second Price 35.—kit 3s. (id. Second Price as. - - - Gallery - as. Second' Prtce, is. Upper Gallery is. Sc.: tond Price 6d.-.-No Money to he returned.: Places for the 13oxes to be taken atthe 13ox-office, in Little Russet - strest The I ..)uors to be onentli at lialf-pait Five, and begin at To-rnorraw, As You Like It . ; wish' The Woad Dxmon ; Cr, The Clock his Struck. • lIEAT.RE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. 'T O -MORI(OW EVENING, April 16, 1807, will . THE MAN OF THI 'WORLD. Sir Perrin:ix Mlcsycophanr, !,Mr. COOK, E. After lvhich will be produced 4. - new;Pant.ominie Ballet, plied. THE OGRE A&VIITTLE ,T141M113 ; Or, THE SEV t N LEAGUE BOOTS. The Scenery, Dresses, and Decorations, • are . einir y new. • The principal Characters by Mr. I•ARLLY, Mr., TAYLOR, " Mr: t; RIMA DfylVlr. SO WO NA, .sifir. ' - Mr. 1.. BO LOG N A', Mr.K•IN .11r. Mrs. ST. LEGER, NIIssSLA.RLE, Miss MARIA BRISTOW, ' (Being. her first Appeigance). Isoxes 6s. Second Price 3s. —Pit 3s:'6"Xt. S ectond Price Price 6d.— zs. Secnd o, Price be rett rs..—irwU. t. pper Gallery ts. Second No *Joey t 9 'Places for the Boxes to be taken at the Box-otti - Ce, in Hart. street. ....The .Doors to be opened at Half past Five, • and begin at natf-past Si;:. . `On Friday, and every Evening till further notice, will be aaed the new Comedy of Town and Country. tifILANTHROJ. IC ANNUITY INSTITUTION, PALL-MA I.L. • ;., : , DIRECTORS. Sir 3. Cockpuin, of LangtLr, John Prowett, Eiq. - Bart. - . - I will. lilaild, Esq. M% D. C. F. Stratton, p , sq. Wm. Colims jackson t :f sq. lames Wrigh t, Esq. Benjamin Angel,, f t Lq. - , uder Hod hairs, Esq. r /Ea - - :. , .. HONORARY DIRECTORS. Nines Patterson, Esq. Ralph Grcen, Esq. ~attutel Sket c hley, E sq . 'Thomas Hague, EN. Philip Palmer, Esq. ReV. C. Sandby... • . iohn Gosling, Lsq„ THIS Institution is - formed for' the .purpoe of t , advancing, to Persons of I<-. - -spettatility, any Sum c'.r Unts of Money they may occasionally be in want' of, iipbn fair and equitable terms, whic-n. while they insur , : , ,considero able B en efits t o the Subocr.tbo's, [nay rescue those requiting, *A . ssistance from the inc.onveniencies and exfortion to - which t hey have hitherto been- ekposetl!' • -• farther particulars respecting -the Views and Regulations: his Society may be obtained; by application at the. 011icq, 22, Pall-Mall ; and any Persons in the Couniry wi4l-- I ng to become Agents to the Institution will make their ap. Plications accordingly, by Eettefs post-paid. The Shares,.by a late Resolution of the Proprietors, are to increased, and Books are open to receive SubsciiptiOnS at less. Hodsoll and Stirling, 13a - nkeeg, in the Strand ; Mess. z 'rescott, Grote, and Co.. Bankers, Threarlseedie,strect, and t thy House of the Institution, Pall-Mall. R. F. THO S ON, Solicito; to the Institution. _ . WARRANTED UNDRAWN. 11— ICKETS and SHARES are on- Sale at the Of- L corner of Bank-buildings, Cornhill, and facing 114: Gate of the King's King's Mews, Charing-cross, by I:ICHARDSVN, GOODLUCK, and Co. `TWENTY THOUSAND • DUN bs for the First-drawn Thursdny, April 2,3, being the Second Day of Draw ln4 EVERY TICKET A PlisIZE. )1 0 . 4, CORNHILL, and . No. 9, CHARING-CROSS. BISH re..speafollY acquaints the Nobility, . Gentry, anti the Public. that ail 'l'l CK ETS in the k 4 T AT E LOTT.E!tV, drawn TH U DA , April 23, will 'AI S ; and every Ticket drawn on that Day is ininn , Ily worth moreihatt Thirty Guineas. The First-drawn fiqk et i s entitled to TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS. ETS and SHARES are selling in great.varieiy atshe ' s4 .ve Offices, where No. 6633, a fiza otsp,oool. in the Last L qttery, and Twenty other Capital Prizes, *ere sold, shared, 4lict registered. The SCHEME contains 4 Prizes of - kz0, , 900 i 4 Prins of Cscoo - 4 . r c•-,000 ro - - - toao &c. Zec. 4c. tr Second Day of Drawing, Thursday, April the 2.3,1. WARRANTED UNI/RAWN. , . • IiORI\TSBY and Co. respeafully acquaint the % „üblie that Tickets ad Share's ae selling.for the e t S rA P TE LOTTERY, n -warranted r Undrawn. The pr Sc. Ad Day of Drawing will bt ou TH URS Dll Y, the 23c1 of The First-drawn Ticket is entitled to 20,0001. ; like- Ise on the 3d and 4th days. Every Ticket drawn on the ad 11 ,, 1 3 days St. ares Margaret'sure to be P Hill; Borcnigrizes. 26, Co ti nlin'', 52,Charing and . C Sce. (An Immense Saving.) HE Public I's informed, that. at the Commis t„ sion-Rooln, 35, Long Acre, Piano-f o rte s , New and Sc . ~'. l ld -hand, may b e h a d at very re du ce d P r i ces, v i z. neat fine ired Second-hand Ones from only 6 to 8 guineas; and New ;11es, very best made, at only from t 6 to IS guine'as, war • 'ted equal to what are usually charged front 26 tp. 30.. • _lnstruments exchanged, and bought and sold by commis. 4 7 14 , 4cc. l address tas usua o . Music liXeWise advantageously bought : PO} , or 1. Thomas. NF,W HARP-LUTE AND LYRE. VIR. LIGHT (Music Professor) feels it extreme. ly gratifying it the Event of having happily succeeded in constructing a portable little Instrument. SO highly ,P -rotredanci 'atitnized as are the RPAUT E and APOLLO YRE which 'way need be — just' seeti" and heard to recorn 41111Nd thetaielves f ur their simple, elegance and graceful fa st,tort, their p ossess i ng the pleasing sound 6f real Harps, their 141rning Accompaniment to the Voice, and ins° to the Piano acc. atact LStly, mureoirtr, what will give them perpe 111Nally an untaUing pteference to any others, that of their re -1 ring (comparatively) neither _trouble, tone, or t x pence in ..e.lttarning t o pl a y on tnetn, Price frorn‘,Six to Ten ut rt hatildsoine c..'aie in c l u d ed. • • 'To - be had only of Wlr. Foley -place, Putti‘End Chapel. WED NES DA Y, APRIL 45, /807. PATRIOTIC FUND. LLOYD'S, 'A pril 14. 1807. AT a GENERAL MEETING orthe COMMIT TEE, held This Day, 'read the London Gazette,Ex traordinari-bf the tith or April instant, containing Copies of Dispatches frort - i" Brigadier-General S AMA) EL AU CH TY, and from gear -Admiral STIRLING, corninanding His Majesty's Land and Naval Forces in-the Rio de la PLita, announcing the important Capture of the Fortress and ToWn of. Monte Video, by assatilt, after a most 'determined resist ance, on the 3d of February, 1807. Resolved, That VASES, of zuol. each, with appropriate I ;Ise ri ptions, be presented t 613 tigadier- General Sir SAMUEL AUCHMUTV, and to Rear Admiral STIRLING. • ftesolvedi That Relief be aflbrdect to the- W iclo w s,Orphans, Parents, • and Relatives, having derived support from the Officers anti Privates in the Army :nil Navy - who were killed on this occasion; and that Gratuities be given to those who were wounded, as soon as the mature and. extent of their wounds_ shall be known. Resolved, That a Letter, signed by the- Clulirman,' be ,written to Brigadier-General Sir.satnuel Auchniuty, and to Rear-Admiral Stirling, 'requesting them to communicate the foregoing.'Resolutions , to His. ~ l ajesty's Forces under their respeetive .comniands, and famish the COtniniffee with the necessary information, to enable them to cAjrry their inten tions into efka. , Resolved, That the above-mentioned Resolutoas bt in. serted in the Daily Papers. 1. p,wa.soDß D , Secretary• This Day was pzi.sliocA, in 4to. price. 0: ss. in boards, ...; AN 'ESSAY • tho THEORY of MOISE/,, and.PRINCiPLES of CONI\IEICCE. By IOHN WHEATLEY. • Printed for T:Cadell and W: Davies;.Strand., i,R,UNONIAN SYSTEM OF MEDICINE.* Lately published', in — rWeeVolS. - Bvd. lifil::: 21:;. boards, HE WOIMS -1 0V JOHN•BRO WN, M. D. To which is prefixed a Biographical Account of the- Author. 4ylhisson, - : ....,.... • . . .. ~. .:. ,- WILLIAM C(ILLEN BROWN, M.D. ',London:. 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'l7 his Day was published, The Eighth Edition, in'Three Volumes, price ijs. 6d. in • • Boards, of ' -. • A WINTER in ..LONDON ; a NOVEL.— By THOMAS. Stil.NN ER. SURR. • Printedfor Richard Phillips, No. 6,8 lidgu-street„ friars ; and to be had of all Rooksel Of 'whoni may be had,' by the sarne' e Author, ' a. The lionisth Edition of Splendid , Misery, in Three Vo.r• lurnes, 135. 6 i„ , The /.<lith F.dition Barn . tv'ell,..in . Three Voturnes„ 13s:. 6d. N. 13. In consequence of various stew-Novels having 'beer,.. obtruded on the Public, with titles affixed_ to them anal°. gents to that of The Winter in some of thei:l'ern pretending to be a.. Continuation of that pmpular Woiivithe Publisher thinks it his duty to state that the aforementioned are the only Works of the Author of The Winter in ',intik:), and that all Others' which assume the equivocal characler alluded to above,. ate nothing otivaltenipts V) take advantage of the unwatineas of the,Public., ' • A IKIN',S ANNUAL REVIEW, 1806. . In the firt week 6f-Nlay will be 'published, in Royal (Mayo, The fifth Volume of • T HE ANNUAL REVIEW and HISTORY of LITEIt.:kTURE. -••, , • A, AIKIN, Eqitor: Printed for Ispopian, Hurst , .Recs.,, and Qrme„ Piternos tei-roN. , • •• Of whom may be haft, the Ist. 2:1, 3d, 7 and-4thiVolurnes, either together or separate. Price . 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'Of whom may •be kid, another Edition, in 4 -Vdis. price 145. boards. Also, a small Pocket Edition, in. 4 Vols. ' price S. . • _ ELIGIBLE COMPACT LEASEHOLD ItESIDENCE' - Richmond TO BE SO LD 'BY. AUCTION, • By Mr. ROBINS,. At Garraway's COtte-house, Cornhill, on • ivionday April-ke, at - rwel‘teo'Clock, A:VALUABLE LEASEHOLD 'ESTATE, corn pas* a sithstantial Stene and brick Built .rig; forming" compact Family:Residence, happily, situated on that beau tiful bill, cOrmicancting the rich and - ;unbounded Views of the Rivers and Country, late hi pos session of Governor Penn: 'T,lie HOuse , containitwo spacious ito4ss an the prinolval-flo,ofs,planned-andfinished in a hand , some 40'1e, ':ll.table 13i'dcluxtriberS, and Servants' A pattinentS ? convenient domestic •OlfiCes. - neat Cantni, walled round.— The Pl' . ;;anises . are held under _Lease, from Trustees of Writ. llatre'l,„,,B:;q.'s Charity, at a low C_routtir-reot.__ _ .• May be viewed by applying on the • rein , ses ; Particulars 'at tite ,Talbo,t,-, and G reynoinict,; Richmond the Th:ec lirentford ;,-Star , and. Caner, Kew. bridge; Spread. lake, Wands'wtirtii ; On the.Prtienises , ; and at Mr.' Warwick street, Golitea-square. NRIV...TTA-STR EF.T, CAVENIASH-SQt,IARE.' CAPITAL OFFICIS, STA GARDLN, &e. TO.Bli -saLD BY kktICTION, . By Mr: ROBINS, - • • 'At Carraway's 'change alley, Cornhill, on Monday, zEilt April, at Twelve o'Clock, iIDESIRABLE and Eligible-I,EA.SE--10L1) comPr'sitVtah rxve,liont FarhilY Nlansiskn, subtainially built, in coinplete ordtr, and tit fur immediax e ", 'reception, situate oil the Antitli Slde.nfiTeur-ietra' r t tieet, ,venctish-square, containin, , , on a handsome . , paved Entrance.22lnal , ,•-•pa ion r, B real:lM- parlour, ' Study, and Water,-closet _: the princip . al.,..hoor,.a'spazious Dr.iwitig-raorn,'Aritin'olltifigMcZei 'to an - Aitti-roulii, a large back Dfa %V mg- coor,i , - .atuk !Pres og, roorri -- Oh the s coed' floor, six excclhint Red chambers ; and four reviny Attics over. P nikcipala nal' ecorietary , Staineastt-,- .t.he- bioemettt 'story, convenient ro.inty domestic Offices of every nescrip tion, w;th rooirt9, aity, , CL:grariige'intl , qautts-; Wash house'' and Laundry, with, Servants,' Bed-rooms over ; a 5. stall Stable, twe dhuble L'Oiiol.latiii:S, loft 'and rocinis over a spacious airy Gardei4 at the - back, 7e feet deep. The-Pi anises.. are held on - Lease, "Tent three l'-ears unexpired, at a Ground-tent of al. ,per To be 'viewed t'ty•Tielzets only;- isvhitlt,' •par tictilafs, may be had of. Mr. Robins,,Warwio;-street, cohien-squaie. • BOSTON, LI NCOLVSHI RE. ELIGIBLE'• ESTATE, TlcliE FREE. TO BE. SOLI) BY. .W-CXION,. • By Mr: . ROBIN'S, At Garraway's, on Monday ; the lath of April, at-Twelve o'Clock4 - • AVERY, FLIEEHOL,P ESTATE, Tytbe free ; comprising 221 A cres of 1 articcilarly rielkinclo t .ed_ Arable Land, in excellent cultivation, lying cimnpatf, divi/led by thriving hedges, and adjoining the North Forty feet Navi, • gatimm. ; ...umost desirably situate in the Parish of Wyburtan; • within three miles of the town of Boston, .in the County of Lincoln, in possession of Messrs.Stiemtim,, and Haininomt, at a Rent pekanntiini 6 mt. The partieu,arly desirable and int proveable situation within a short distance of Boston, and ad joining the Navigation', lying - entirely compad, and being in' excellent order, render it a most eligible Estate to any per, soli Wishing to invesr property-in lanil. • • - slay be viewed by applyin,', to the 'l'enants on the Premises, of whom Particulars may be had ; at the Peacock, and White Hart, Boston ; White Hart, Spalding ; Talbot, Peterborough ; Mr; Thomson, Solicitor, Stamford ;• Messrs. Blake and White, 'Essex-street,. Strand; GariaViray's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick -street; G 0 1 - ten-square - , where a Plan of the Estate may be seems. CLEVELAND-SQUA&e., GEN'LEEL RESIDENICE s AMES's, TO BE sOLD BY AUCTION By Mr. ROBINS, • *change-alley, Cornhill,, on At Gartaw N ars o cATI•e„I e, ay : A e pri t l o i ni o,at Twelve o' C lock , AVALUABLE -and - LEASETIOI,IS ESTATE. .comps sing a. substantial Brick-built I).;velling-hotise, three 'Stories high, t w o rooms with c l osets and other,convenieticiesdit a floor ; neat .Lntratice.-tiall. Din iit~;-parlour, and Breakfast-room ; on the basement, I louse keepers'-fuotn, Butler's Pantry, with • everj , •CiinVentence, Kitchen completely fitted. up. Wine, Beer, and Coal Cellam The Preniises er;cellent 'rep".iir, or - easy acoeSt to the Parks, and tram the very . eliginie situation, forms a most desirable ReSidehce for'a Single Gentleman, or a small gen teel Family: \ May be viewed' by Tickets. l'avicalars on the Premises, at-Garraway, and ufMr. , Robins,: WaiWick-'street, Golden square, c,t whom 'rickets for viewing May be had TO liE SOLD, Pursuant to a' Deereiof the, High Couit of Chancery, beh.r ing date the 24th day of November, ao6, made in a Cause Wherein 11A - t: IETHA l< N C.; acid AM E 1.1 kll A 1( 1)- ING are and.t.he Reverend K.ENiVA Sit A W BROOKE anti Others are Petendants, with the approbation of 'Samuel 'Compton Cox,- Esq .• one of' the Masters of the said Court, in 44 separate and distinct .Lots, at Three Cups Inn, in the 'town ot Colchester, in the County ot Essex, on the 19th, zath, and zist days of May, 'Soy,' between the Hours of Eleven and Four o'clock of each of the said day's, VALUABLE • ESTATE, situate in the Pa nsies of Great and Little Clacton, iind Little aol- laud, in the said County.of.Esr.ex, .;onsisting.ofabout Eight hundred and-seventy-three •,..),cres of Demesne, i„,attrl, divide 7 into Eligible Manna, v4tli proper Barns, Stablipg;and OUt buildings, and the lippropriate of Great. Tythes of about 6700 Acres of Land also .trvo Farms . itt Kirkby ,and Saint Asyth, dear Urea( and_ Little Clatton alurcaid,.eotisistiii,t about 1,z7 • 'Acres of Lind, •the Whole being 'cipaute of I In provcmelit., and incl.-and Tax redeemed'. Particulars whereof may be hact• gratis, at the said Master's . Cltarnhe , .s, in i:ruthainpulli.btlildings; Cihine;ery. lane, Eon don; of Messrs. St; °lig, Still, and Slf oeig, 'l:ilicoln's-1 no where,a Plan of the laid Estates may be seen); of Messrs. Smith, Kel•te, , ich, and Hoskin's, Eincold's-lini; of Mr.- • George Wade, of Ounrnow, in the County of Essex, the Re- ceiver of the Estates; of . Mr. Maberley; Attorney, at Cul. ehtster, and at tne place of Sate. r. SintSen, the princi pal Tenant, will chew the Estam 0. [PRICE sl XPENCE.c, NAVY-OFFICE, . . - r . • • (Q,.7.... rrHE PRINCIPAL `O PACERS criAl :COM, 11 11,11 SS lONERS ,of His Afajesoes Navy do beroy,grte Nojice, that ca Thursday tbi. 23d instant, at One , they l'eddy To treat , ivirb`suchPersms as may Ge C.;2. - tra..6 for supplying Not' th. American Masts and Bowsprits ' . Canada Milt:: Oak Timber and Plank ; and Canada Red ?Inn Deals and Timber, &c. .Draughts of the C9ntrgt7 pthry be seen at this Office 4 No Teirder.will be receive., liter Twelve o'Cl&cA on the nay of . 4ea!y, nor any neared k01,..t.r the Party, or an Agent for biot, attends. , rICTUALLING-OFFICL, . • April 13, tBn7. r r I HI COMMISSIONERSfor tqC7I.7:iILLIAG. sillAyEsTl%. NAPA' do, hereby give flat on Tuesday, tbe.stb of May, they -will 5e reaa . s'lo rf r th., den, nr ;iuriting(seala up), and treat for Two' I /MITI:a :ill Twenty Thousand Gallons of NEST INDIA IZUM, or of FOREIGN BRANDY ; to-be delivered'Ore-hall b: the sp of one Month., an..vbe remainder:in a Month afterward*, imo Majesty's Polimouth, P l YniCazh, .1•:14' Lark, in' the joilotving preportions4Fiz. Portsmouth • s vly mouth Cork 100,000 100,000 20.000 220 ) 000 and to be paid for by Bills, payable, with [ate,•es', ninety day: after date— • • • = N.• B. .Na Tender will be accepted unless the quaitity of Ram and of Brandy, trge:ber with the price rherraj, vial/ be s ep a ea,,br aid distinky stared ; nor will any Tender be adoritted fra• a I, As quantity than Ten Thousand Gal/On:Of either The Conditions of the Contraci may be seen at the Serretaty.'s ;Ogee. No regard will be'had to•aiy Tender in 'which the Price shall .not be bar ted -in words at length), or that n'y , d livered to : the Board before One o'clock •on the said I the ; 1.4,- -of May, nor wilts., the Perron 149 makes the ten•lo, or same Person on his behalf, attends, to a, yi•er, c a ll e d r, 1ND7,4 11(,)L,'S Ma; ch, 11(67 HE COUII.T. of D HEC TUR S the VAT ITE 1..) co rPriAr - R&M N is NG. LAN!) trading to the East Indio.l*l44r4by - give • IY.:otive, . That et Ge.i,ral C:Qtat if the said ccmpanv wilt be h.,71.1 at their ff.zeie in Lender:ail/ stceet iday, r.f next f fi - ciT, EleVt'? 19' Ckcit in t•ir 0 674 , Tvry i titqa Sqx iit the .10e4. ing„ ro 13411 :t t ,, irsison, " Th - .' Ett‘vListi pnr.iir.t Pote, I tte of the Iteogal Civil Es;:tblivrnieut, be pet tittd'pert,i ttrd'to t...tucit witfthi§ R - .4ttk ta India." • jrr brdet'ir- detet-viltre surh ;Ballot 7c , hether Thiee-pty - t, Four of theFerj.wirtcrittte7t at such (7,,,,a; C,,t711 'eat the tifr. Ildsc•ard EPtnahn .fute .he hit Rattk to India.• " I 1.1•7 Ull R .11C/IY, Sr •:; FitALTH AND Lt N(.;gVITV.' DR. lAMCSfs ANALEPTIC AND AN 1.1!11...101.1S' 'Flit. LS.: .• HE Celebrity of • the,Analeptic as a ge . . neral Priervative of Health, be.:onic universal, iroin their Eflicatly in 'those Coin:plaints dis.' tint' the Htirnah frame; suelt. as Colds ; liead-achs, Indi'gestions, and ottitr.Dise.ises of the Sorniic.„4, and Owels which arise from the Vicissitude .s of• our mitic, or ffoin Indulgence in the Luxuries r)f, Lit ; and these salutary E Fleas are produced by gentiropenin4 the Pores bY. Night,-anct the Body by Oa', without requiring, any 'parti.;' Cialat,ttee,l i ntcn to - Contincruent, but ttio,rgh the Analeptit: -Pilis are also very 's , ..kViceoble in Bilious and other deep:. !stiatect Disorders, yet being detigned as a mild Purgative only, and therefore. not always sufficiently atliv.e, Inc Antibilious Palls have been leco;ninencled in aid, by an eminent Physician,.. these Me licines . cfinribinedlor manywith ;the' happiest success in all complaints of the Liver, as well ; as -in other internal ceases. . :Sold only by . E., tic.v . .:tery and Sons, No. 45', ,St. Church-yard, on the Coach-Way', four doors froth 1.1:e Co:- mei of 'Cheapsitle, Loudon; anti at Or. lames's late House.' 'in Bruton-street ; viz, the Analeptic price 4s. 6th. 'a 'Box, or six.in one large Box, fot tI. 4s. and the Antibiiiotts :Pills, price is, 9d i 13ox, Duty included —Observe that the •-words " F. Newbcry, No. 45, PatiN," are engraved in the Stamps. THE CELEBRATED COIMIAL BALM OF C; I LE :I D, • DREPARED by llt. SOLOMON, Gilead-House, near Liverpool, which - la•risen to the very pinnacle Of 'Lune for its superior Etticaey• in- Nervous, Debibtated, ay.d Consumptive Complaints, loss of Appetite, Indi4 , Jstion, lown'ess of Spirits, &c. of which the following remarkable Cures are nicontcstible Sir, Truro, Sept. 16, .1866 My son lames was very dangerouSly by the bursting of a blood-vessel, and violently aireded with pain in his aide. Your valuable Medicine haS peileCtly. restored hStn ; and, 'as • a farther. proof of the great efficacy of your Cordial Ba-Int Gilead. I—can assure you, that• Mr. Daniel Clark, of the Post-olfice, in thi s s toWit, has recovered Ins health . by that he Meditine, after nig last year in a deep decline, and in a very alarming state or debility. I ain, Siroonr, obedient Servant, Opposite Pearce's Hotel. fltit4..RY OSLER. Copy of a Letter from Mr. Brett (Father of the late, Mrs. Chapman, "Theatre-Royal, Covent-Garden), now 71 y ears • of age; and resident in Liverpool', io whont reference ni4 be had. • To Dr. SOLOMON.- Liverpool, Feb. g, tßos. many For i l l u bj ri e n e g t t t o h wintere Asthm orin t % ° l ' ' 4 lt.c which nde r years-1 ' ) they, I have been . breathing very difficult, that I could scarce l y f o ll o w my profession as a M us i c -master; particu larly when I had to ascend rising ground, beiiig• obliged to stop -. frequently, • for - a 'consid eran l e •t i me, to •i&over my ret In s breath.. After-haying taken every thing that was prescribed, in vain, I was prevailed on to try the eitikis 'rite Cordial Balm of Gilead—;t sin Ale bottle produced the most happy' change for the-getter, every symptom was - relieved, and I can safely aver, that it is one of the best 1 ever knew for such a complaint as I laboured un d er , as.d have no doubt o: its being of the like service to persons sulfering•under the same allliction. I 'aM, Sir, Your obedient Servant, C. BRETT. Dr. Solomon expects, when consulted, the usual conic Aliment of a One Pound Note; - but all written cases, or let. ters crfadvice, to be answered at his leisure, are requested to inclose Half,a-G nines. Such letters should, for safety; be thus directed: •‘ Money Letter. Dr. Solomon, Gilc,,d 1-louse,*near Liverpool: Paid chuble postage." Letteis may bc ordered to he adild'essed to X .• L. ot A. at the Post. Office, till called 14. . Price Halt"-a.(.;unea a Bottle ; or the quantity of I our, in one Family Bottle, tor ;3s. on which 9,5. are caved (tiotypt• eluded), which has. the words"`Satril. - Solomon, Liverp oo l,'l • engraved on the Stamp, without which none can be genuine. The Cordial Balm of Gilead,. Anti-Inipetigines, and Ab. stergent Lotion, and " Guide to-Health," are - • - Sold . by Mrs,Olathews, No. 13, Strand,. L on d on; M r. Smith, Perfumer, . 3s, and Mr. Raeb!im, North Bridge; Mr. Baxter anti i‘lfr. Scott, St:pith-Bridge ; Mr. Davidson and Icl.iishand; Elder and Co, Edinburgh; Mr. Baxter, Glasgow; ameron,lGreirnook ; G. , l3rotvtimg, ; Al, craw,. ford, Kilmarnock • W. .Youni, Irvine; A. lorsyth,•and tVhitcside, Ayr; 'W. CrawtOrd, Gir , , , an ; I. C:lrion, NeW, Douglas; T. WMillan, KitkciAbtight ; M `Crertie, Kirk. itoy ; J. Blyth, Leven; J. Dempster, Clipar ; -rlllari, Dun- . dee; P. Cradle, Nontiose I, • 111 it 4.: hell, and 1},1q5911, Alr tdeell ; Dr.. White, ,Banti; M•lntosh, Inverness ; T. • 111`kenzie, S'i , irnaway; P. Taylor, Strunrae-r; lohnson and' - Bisset, Pertl4 VOAnelerson,`.§terling; Coke end iteid, Leith; , ALexander,, Dunfvmh:ie ; • Wilson, 'Dunbar; Vinnet,,At ! . bioath ; Dickson, Juglis, LiunOws ; Pierson, Lerwick; VVerkfel;Ainklek ;' Paterson, ArbiatMnot, and lo.miest;ti, •Pc• terhead ; A. M'Donald, Trongate, Glasow; and b,.4 I3ooksellers and venders, of Patent Medicines in the I,lfliteti Kingdom. •