The Sun. — London, England, 1813-04-15 00:00:00

~~~ A t i t le A r - Ait'L4 . ..„ ), k1 4 7 6 ,* Ve3..lFici: I though tI Oari rat lo onecd joie frxil'i 1111 i • t Ai I o/ . 4in . :;,,- - 7' „ ,4 4# \, . v. • • • .43 , , J -s y • . fliti --- 1 * ... t . -. , 4,,- .4 0 an d Or re' el • , wete., ..1" • . . . . )r reP l , l l ' • ' " ' —I. . . m . is,tlt 6428.1 1,. ,AD MIRALTY -OFFICE, . • April 13,1313. your , r i l e. !,.conirmincl, ' of the LORDS, 'COMMIS- . . i o n i t tn. e st is t t :i l : i :S of the.ADNI i'.ALTY,'Notice is bete given, leli tt ilttre , iki for t•le of . , . id Masters and Pilots of his Afajesty's _ li , , !ir,ki..., 1 ,,,_,.: 1 1 • 1011 ctit of Navigators in genet -.1, that in-. I : ti ` :sit:ft i d , 4431) , ' I received at this Oftiee of the intention of . upon the Tower o betel, .. : la Utaerinpent to place a Light e+ clote . i .- , 4 tiriftl, in the Straits of Gibraltar, hnd that the IL . tliete.if • - vec uoi• ~, , • eta.; to commence on the* ult. and to fl-u ' t ' l lkir the hub • 0 _ I,e . . rt.„ - J. 'W. CROKER, ;ation , ~ , . b e sill , , ---................._____ • - . . sitioll ,,c : i i ,. ~:,.. I%Y i.. FOR PROSECUTING 'FELONS, &c. 0 [i ro . h, .! 4 W7i at the Itenhimendalien of the late Sir , fl befst ” 1 1 t i , , John Fieldlip.• ' olf o le o , 1 . ,' ~,,,, 'A t i ,alq„ mp . I l' elh . ; b • ke, INArt M.Y. .);illdernion,{Pr.csitleutt Vice-President. I -agia ) GAN •' • - V.. l ' . 44 • ~.. 4 r ..alit'` ,. 1% 1 , LIAL (lENERAL MEEI'ING of (‘, 1 ,: 11 3 , re4e4do Ask of this ti()ClF,',i'T will be held at the ill - Il i - 1- iii ' utveXtt, in the Strand, tats Evening, at )1 ' d l ti v; CV' ,'. 4 11tu',4? . ,, Re1y, to elect the Ofiice ' rs and Counnittet.". 65 ' el t' It CAAit,,,'," l . • bjeCt, ,i , ,e , , t , ,, , 1,,,,,, ,,,t ct 0,4; Society is to.prevent;ai much as pos- er eti b) ~ • Cl l ,,t‘N, ik rAb bitit 'Mt . rchants„..Banlicr,, 'ft adesmen, and ity. ''' e i t",iiltb,; lll / 1 ,, 'O . from the depredations of felons, &c. stile r i f es „ ;411, :pt ice . v.pt effectual means of bringing sucl defin- e f _ . , 1, ,r0,6,yi0 are too frequently sifferec! to escape xis erti e l i ,;: , 4. ,, ei b „ . "' 4 fear of the expense and trouble . atteuding ,vlO r d , .; '" ' * editi, 'e ii t on 3: , i1t. Y . f,,,, iii : ., , ..!! this society (the great utility of which tokl i : oit i , ~iirttliaetce it i ! t; f st : t f; , : t V i: 1./et i il tllid , uced . 7[l l lllos/3 tr a i s t . ici- ; . ', to ol Lll4o7iel_il: ltewards,°;:lvearrtiLlSnieTtss of i E .1 1 1 2 - 111 hilts', l ;ere',' . 0 , ,;•7ledth i ,, i 't!'..r,l. aownglieti to Justice, ' and the Nlcaubers iittO i l Li , 'cou rt :, f,-xpcnse of Pros.:cut ion. " ,1., , 4114,lica.)3•111l1. . S. S. ITUISTr, Secretary. ~ ft, ilk 5„,,14'.0f becornino• Meiphers, : ore • requested , tp' Fla' i , ...-r't4r..Y's, whereqh . e.llye:laves, Ste. glaY be "- cli ll3 ' . . . t' , . .10:4 ~ h. .. - ' ell,‘ N . ..• .. , • . ."---' t • i t pi'l ,liaii, -.1,0r:,;-)1-,; to l' i t o -, -, ,AX w, 1 , L ., , EliiittiTioN oy • hiTELI., J• '.,,,,, rot's, t wo , ` '`IN at the Great • Riroin, No. 182, ) 1 . , r, s',l , C ( 1 ) l ktu f : 10 'wfs from Fetter-lone, Pinning the most ( ''' - 'l'. C 6 4 4A-QP.sf 47 ;: k . it lg , kftr'n) l tl4:.:e •of . I LLUSTRIO LYS u , ,, i ,..i. c . t i ,,,, t, ,,.. .e..uropc, cutittii.dy Modelled in Wax ; ~ . ,ipprovad pi' and 4 " ). 11.64 n ' reit. t?ed ,; ''' t i C:4 ' ',.. 4 v 1 1.. ' .. _... . ~ C.ll ' „ i , 4 n au i ~ $ tio wfi , . c• 'COLLECTION of FIGURES ti l. r, __ li , , , v , ~ ii4M,• iiii!:‘,,..,eirl.iiii tde nit);,t attp - et lot; style of IVorlimen- ,,,,t it ...: , . titi,i4i t t i t . i ltrtly.‘,..ri 13 .11!d (It4eri`O be . themiost c ~e.l ll ~ si l „ v `i i lwiet Xhted site, ing the' time of - Exhibiting.- 1 ,iO,OO gti,"4l Getitl • ? ,oa/ - 1 4, i i , . Lmen- (The Shining each; Children Six- ()lt '.- 1 :• k it .• . • , . • , - tort' ' • ~• No Dogsadinitted. ' ~ , uo:'' , 4 3.1 bt. t I l i PT .11,1?,ris ' , _. , tr. i '''',:fi , ' ' .'terV ' 11° sll klii 7 S for 1 . 4 .0 '. _);, r o ~• ••ot,ib i , • tie-present State. , 110, ~),.' thee ur l'g' More razes than 111.inks,' arc on ,it ' 1 : , , ,A.4A111) , 11/ 7/IN , ~ i . e p it',Li . N u. 0 - 1 .-P ') 441 1 Stock-Br o ke rs, . lt B k r - s • L t ee ~,, .. i , l , . , 11,, ~ ..... Co. . . c - ro e , , , Kkeilange, s r ,ir t ,,' ~ , , the 1,-,1,„;. wfiti tt , - le 'OD ( it', , v, ''w.e of , 'id • s Bold i v)l4 - 3 .00:10o, and the .0111 Y n ue in. ;;R tk 'f i ‘ f,, ,, - , ,1, 4 ...,.. totter., 1 ecit,/, One . . Eil,•hth, and Six Six- i , ~,,, o p ,_, ..' vekis b B.t t*.twifik; the 6th of MAY. The tc ' 0 •;.'-,4 .-'• 3 . ~ i', le nie couLsrus " ~ lc l i ; , .:. • . ) r i te o f .. , „.., • . • ,i, ..,1 .... P r i t ,, ... 0,,, 20,000 Jib, ..... 4.10,000 otc. p $ . ' ....c. tt e . IF ' '-----.-'-----------...--.---' it'i l• :4, . , (Lb 1 . 1,. v 10" " 1 1 TICTMT •11 et i 'i ,ItN i . • will he a PRIZE rin the ,„ 'i • t Pitllt ill -the .s'i N t 1.• il '" ', •,-, - ' 4 S Tut .‘,N T 8i ; . , 1- ,...•,- LorrEitY, contain- ' ..--,. ',": *PljeLi:4ll!)%the' fol:.; ' 4 "i ng n ea . pitals .00 1 , ' ,''' 41 0000 Lit) 000 111 C .t V . .4,?. mo 0 . LlO ,UOU iillj ',d '. . LI 0 000 V C 1 '':s t 4 1 1 i SY3 111 r' 84C " & e - on .., v . ~t . ,u t ~h: tik : .S "ae - Selling in great Variety hy .cce', , ik• •.' s , 44d „ . „ilt .17, - Ludgate-street, near St. Paul's ' , tors,. Itl , ril l s_ ,.. .. : . 2,1 t.h Luz. Lottery, - n,nool. ' to ld ~3 o N , l . ollea a i t .„ ~. , a Prize of , , , L „... 01 0 11 . -, ~ 1 ,. 0 t,h, r 1. 1 :`,''', 1 , 11 the year ,14,50Q1. , O J. . ~,, th _ t•-. 011 ttry may be supplied with Tickets / 'l-111..... Terme as if present, by sending ~..,...--"- . ''' --- --........02V1ib's Other. ~ . 4- ~,, d.ei ".., iv Ilfy . , Le !-- i... ti t , I A'S lOA L LOTTFAI.Y. I. J ;4.) - - t lit,4 l 4 Lit)4o , -, `., 1 0 0 . ! itvvi„ Ily„ e N , GOODI.UCK, and Co. r0t:P0.04450.) t:PO. 0 44 SO .) ' 1 -4 1, I t i l e lL i l l , r' the Pnblie that Government has fixed ,:n, , . , ~21 , ctt th h „., :?T.I,NICAL LOTTERY fur the tAy ot II :,.% of et Y 11 1 ',; 1 ~AT Nt()lNTri, mAY. , 1, ...,,,, f 0 t i , ,%44„ 11 , i dve c lu,(Kin ',rickets, one-half of which ,„....- Ni: l vtl s e . ; el ic"viitlatiols, ruined according to the ,„.....' ~ k: , ali t4t ..'' ,', extracted from the Schedule' of the 40 . 0 0 ,4 4 1.7 t. .Nt •- • ,r s"' ,ilii,V•, ~.., ,i i ...., ' , titled ' 5 1... 1 .: . ".. l it... I 5 030 1,.5,080 ~ , r.,`,.,1, '. , .•. , . '•• .. • .... PO ••, ( 4,, , i 1 . '.,. '• , ... 'J 1 t'' icill' '. •.• ".. •'' ' .... . " 6', 9,000 )41.. 00 ':..„" • • .... ••• • • l• 1 10,000 ii. . ; ~.,.... ...... • I' ' ...... . • a ' i .,,tl'• 'n !it 4;• ...........-........ 1 0 L. oh- T. L .67 ,000 :1 0 -.' 1 h . ',. (. 1 eltt. ts o ! .e --. : ~.2 o r ite, , ), 0 413' 21. ss. each, are ceiling' at their f . , A1t.,,,,5,:,.?!.) Iljudi-bniiiiing;, Cor.titill, and facing .10 r 5:„...., •i., ste t . -,! .. a, ,ng• cr I i. Etcry Ptiechisser will he ' l ' t , it! 4 .1 : ; t " . . , , , . ~ 1 r ,.. til an enl! , leouitiCill Print, containing a liyit, :,,-, 1"-- ..11 1 ,.. 11 Emperor , Alexander, the illttrioua „ I t 4 ;-.t. ' ;• , rl hPles Maio -* ~ ~.. •.j. t . . -------' "'"". , . -• ...„, ~,. , . < IS ttlyr 'l, .r ~ eu1,,,, t 1 . HYB ready be imnie(iatelv ~, , 01, . 41 1 4 , 1 . -,Ni Dr c 441 .triunity Interest, upon every de- ',',o - ':r.,, i•,,i.'',‘ Ali !" i Pert) - and annuity Baud. 1 ~.. ) ictlyceil Nine 1 ••• , . f „,, ~ use N,, ti • oat 1 , ire, or by Letter, to r , ‘, :, - ,47..,f ,, j r i: . .. 0 nanu, No. 8, Lower Johtv;otreet, oit .........! -.- . —tors of • . -i 1 ~,,,,, . . Wagnitinle will be preferred. Jig '-''',- ' 4 '''' - . 1 0 ''': :, : '' T‘, 4 ItSONs .- . --- "7" . " . ir ' OP • RANK. , t, 'l.: - .. :, , ..' l -• t i :it 4„ 6 11 0 2!! -M -,AN , i) PO lIISTDS Nye been , ,:.,.1 ~,,, ,, ,, i ,) , . ., ;, . ..,,..1. 4, 1 , 1 .5t. „ , : ti of ~.Niussrs. Ryder Mill CO. __RUS- r,i4 . , 4,,, , :. 1 '1:, , ,,, ~.u t, L ' . .. , , , ii) he ildVitOCe.l t 4) Per4OOS of )± ) -1 ; - 'r 4 , 1 ' , :`1, 1) ,,,, `7"il. l) .tn iouoi. each; but they have ic 4 ,,,r, .. 4re, • 'LI 411 ions of Securities, ai tlatial, by 0 ;. • '., .., • •41('.!.(4,i,. theta, pte.:.-paid. or -;,: .'-,: is ~#, -,,, ---.....„._ "Itont Attendance. Ilir ` IN ---------.. .. f p l ; . - 1 - :ks. .tpla t r iv ------__ io ~ l ..l „ 's,itB . ' KN IVNT IN WRITING. ,11 0- .;' .i. k i ' - .. 4 „' . • ( •:Nli . sT A :,.E.,. - ,4 . ~, ~ ",, ,,i i,it „;, ~ 1 RS and CLARKE beg .„ *,-,' ,t„.,:.‘,„ . .(;, , !. ...i i ,,,, t . ',-tt . eittion of the Public to their t7,, t t _ i. , , ~i It , ~, ,1 1 .. '“ 1 eitcltiog the Art of Writing, in , . 1, - ; ~. ~,,.., , t l4,,,:t o vert. the most illegible }slum t r. , ~,,.:. , '- , ,,, .--i,, L , _!`5 , ri . „1 . 1 , - tt . , t a beautiful, elegant, iti g ni • ~ ~, , . ..y, :,,,';,, ttl it • system, while it ► i 9 fith.lll- - ~ i , ~.; , •••. , • ' . • 1 3 Kfttl ttritil • I ' ," r , •. ; • , '`, l ,!• ; ,! i tt i ,ii . e are innter the • ~,,r ot:,Asaut ne- , • • .„.., •:-, • ~ I, .., r flhe 1114161,g' 1,. eat • ' . Ve/ 4 /4 k l , I N ' , I t,,,, ' ";.; ~, 1 .... .. -!- ..*-,, %II .txc - I..ellts of t, ..,,e i tai .11/214., Ol i j i ' 'ar t! ~, . 4 '.`- , . I !ion - iion,,t cni IL, r, f ir a .....criy , e t , , , it , i , t 4; 1 ~ r I :,!Aeivat:, - ...... - -.l•i i r 4 1 ' neii1. f . 1 ... .,. , , ,,, ,,, ~.,, 1.1.04, i 1it . ,ti 010 %r. , ... i , t'-i,l' , ~..c.,e,.• 'by Lit"... .1.;ora.:(1 ; ~• ikt., ult., • s. Leitt 1.11,..*, c 1,,.., . j v.', .ild io 44 %. - ~ r te t ~,, / . 4 '' '''' l le-bar; MO ~,.." t ''b'ii : l ley's Roockis, • - • - • .... 'V IT URSDA Y, APRIL 1.3, ESTATES. FOR SALE. VALUABLE FitEELIOLD 'ESTATES, AT)VOWSON and TITHES, in the Eat hi; of the Colinty of Vtrk. TO 11E. SOLD BY AlictlON, By Mr, . STAN'TON, .At the Beverley Arms'lnn, in the Town. of 7leverley, en Fri day, tl. , :soth of April, and Saturday, the of May 'next, at Twesve o'clock estzlt slay, in Twenty-tire Luis, TILE PERPETUAL ADVOWSON of the Va luable and Extensive; RECTORY -of LEVEN, - iu ‘ Holderness, the present Int:Unbent about Sixty-nine years of age. And also sundry FREEHOLD and in part TITHE-FREE FARsNIS and iANDS (ex‘snerated front Land-Tax), contain ing about 15.,1 Acres, situate at Moleserat, • near Bever% r,• and at Duuniugtou, Muston,'.Filey, and liornsea, with the Tithes of flornsea-Burton, is the Fast lading of the C,Olsnty. of York.. Partienler+ ma; he had by applying to Messrs. Graham, Kinderley, and . Solicitors, Lon don; Messrs. Handley • *nil Pearson, 'Solititurs, Sleaford, Lintilasl.irse; Mr: 1-lout, Siilieitor, Maidenhead, erks;. Messrs. Black and Chapman, Land Agents and Surveyors, Middle. Temple London ; John Lockwood, Esq. Bever ley ; the George Inn, Scarborough ; Green Drigoit Inn,ltrid liogton ; isle. Christopher Hutchinson, thellailitY at Nitistosi ; the Auctioneer, Hiteliiii, , llerts ; and sit.the Beverley Arcas Inn, aforesaid. The Advowson, with the Moleseroft and Duniiiiigton Estates, will lu sold the first day; and the ?Jesuit', 1; . 11....y and Hornsea Estates, with the Tithes of Hornsea-Burtou the se- • cond day. . coNrß.deiti. FOR DE.4IS 4N23 PL4INK. T- OFFICE,, • April 13, 1813. rR acipAL omCERS mid COMMIS . - s fan.; NO. ftr lIIS .11.-IJ;;STrS NAVY Diu hercny g;it , e kotirti glint qn . Thursday ; Me '224 illithint; at Gdoe: eClock, they ri.vtztly to trrnt with such. Peraoi,s its flirty be willing to Contrn.ct for' stypt&ing hio 111ofraii's Yards, or iffy one or . ntor, rJ lkrur , . v.kh DEcK equal in right!, hatr4vie, EAST PLANK. . Distritrations Evans of the .1;e:,(;:,,. I,iay Le seen at 'flan (Wee. No 'fender receier,./ after t;ne eCloch, on the day . pf Treaty, por any nOtiecd, unless the Party, or an ‘4lfeut . /11.- hint; at; molt. EiTry 'Muter - wits, be accompanied by a Letter addressed to the Navy Board . and signed by two responsible. Ptralnix eiigag:ng beion‘e loonsal with (hr Person to in the 411a # far. the ;Isle perforaiance of the Cantraytx, L.too for every 120 Nutiaser of Deals. for every Load orPianh. SALE BY AUCTION, By Mr. JAQUES, At the Lama Inn, Bath, on Wednesday A pril. il, at Twee - . o*Gieck, a - ecisely, in i Twelve' Lots, - . • A: Very vahlable FREEHOLDIISTATE at' i.viEco.yo ,E, within a mile of Batli,'coniistitig'of a Mitnsion-hdtse, near the Church, with Offices, Garden, Pad- . dock, and Pleasure-ground, Shritbliery 'aud /!'isli-poinls, Cot tages and Gardens, several substantial and plenSant Divtlling- houses, with Offices and Gardens, Closes of - Meadow and Gar.; den-ground, capable of great impreiremtnt, antrin.the unist desirable Situations for Building upon, containing altOgether ' 73 Acres or thereabouts. • , • May he iiewed by application 'to the Res , . R. Warner, of Widcombe Cottage; or to Mr. Naylor, solicitor,' Nl.:w King- , 110,00, Bath, of whom print..ti Particulars may ~ e 11114; - rand also at the , Waite Ylart ant SAO) Inns, Bath; oat in L.in-,, don. of Mc. 'lreland, Solicitor, Staple-Intl ; and of Mr. dillinvai Auctioneer, Hatton-Garden. . . I'IU ESTATES IN OXFORDSVIIR,E. TO BE S01 1 ,I.) 11Y AUCTION, • 7 At the Auction Arart, early in-:A.l4y; FOUR FARMS,. in the Parish of Teyv 4 *in the County'of Oxford, l'ithe-free and !And Tai ftd),emed, c.aiett or ktvixrinrby nalb*ii of Sturcife':s Parnk,ria t ., i 'A Farm, 'Tleacens4eld Faxm, anti tracey rano, containing Acre 3 of renufrkahly tide Land, 'now - ft? the A4cupafSuiLuf S. Up a !wile which Ny,ll expire at . Mi.:l24eituas t lBl7, . 'at a low rent of :;;;i,tol. per rtnirrn. . . Thra4hing Nlit Ile& great power, and worked by water, hut! been .latt,ely erec:ed st 'l l r,ivey anti Deueonsfiehl•Farttis. Further pt,refenlars map b . "! appiina; ion to Mr. B. Mord:Mat litythrop near LrAtfme. • • • FQlt );',EIVERS, IN F F.JUE SZA.S e!OLDv, &C. I3I;,I,INIFS'S I'o WtEit. r i rturs neiebruted Medicine which le a s been vStablished nt.Ar argent!• yenrs, still Iveioitins unrivalled as a febritmge..—.mitations have been intrnduced by medical men, het apoe gas c.uzdhliy allowed by themselves) With equal ettieacY, etre...with and safety ; and when the original Powder can tie ptueured. anti health and fife are at stake, who would trust to the tieiviival merits of any •substitute ? It is the beat remedy tor Fevers, I ntlnenzas, Measles, Sore Throats, Ithettruatisms, tit. Antlion7'* and all inflammatory Disor ders; Mal has Droved very Successful 4s an alterative in.ehro. aicrt: c 43059 and in complatats tao.ight even he.youtlabe reach iof NI eliei e. Ample directions are given, so that it may be administered with cotiiidenee by person* remote (rem medical advice. Soli by F. Newberry and Sens, IStr. St. l'ant's church yard, in packets, tts. 94. each t or a dozen in a bot t 4 (as made up tur the army ut navy) price II; 45.--Unt observe, that the words " F. Newberg, No, 44, St. Paul's." arc engrave 4 in the Stamos; to be had also at Dr. Jatues's latst linuse,-41 Bruton-street. A CH ILLFNGS. t . Nht " M ". j eti C ty U :s it serv i i! an ci d u C llv o i ., g s e w h t l i r e it l i t l n ) prove a single instance where their medicine and method of cure have tailed of t desired elledt . The practice ot many years in this particular branch of their profession, has nut given .rise to one unsuccessful case. They continue to dired their studies to the trtatment - and cute of venereal complaints, and that derangement of the sys. tern, which is the consequence of the pernicious and kvihitettil effi:els of a habit limg and- most unhappily ..pursued by the youth of both sexes. In the one.it will be found to be the unfailing, source of barrenness; the other have its ravages fa. tally developed to .them by a distressing state 01 &Wilt), which if not timely remedied, terminate* in unpotehtcY t these are its remote and. ultimate etreCts, while consumed tine, loss of muscular power, and varinuknervoras complaints, usually characterise the earlier stages of this solitary vice. Of persons languishing under the disorders incid , tit to such a habit, their treatment is simple. and,hasnever,proved unsuc cessful in the course of a long, laborrOus, and much extended practice In the most obstinate and compiicated cases of ye. here ti infeitiOn, snub as obstrudions in the urethra, apungY excrescences, hard tumors,. callous ulcers, eruptions, seri& flat weakness, gleets", as also STRICTURES, Whether. recent .or of long duration, and which have baf. fled the skill. of other Practitioners, are by their present stn. proved plan of treatment, etfeetually and permanently cured, without, the Patient* suffering the excruciating' pa n and alarming hemorrhage which frequently follows the applica tion of the lutiar caustic. lit- the course gif.twenty years extensive practice in this Metropolis. numerous 4.:JSCS of Stnctures, have been anti are daily under their care, the total erinicatinn of which is ellireted by a sate. certain, and eic pe &lona Mode of practice, superior to any other yet adopted. The weakness, relaitatio.l. - and debility proceeding. from this complarin ate speedily removed, and the Patient testored to !tumid and ViiterOttli tlCii I th. where llobtlity . has for yens akisreti,. a . proper perseveraiwe in their reStorative re, atter the Stricture his been tiestr,,ye.r, is nalispensa. hi y ti.3ftlisite to revive the slumbering spark's ot life . and to te4,litllitte the COnvitittlti o ll. t`ei'enjt Nnblatnen and gentlemen of the first respe6l2. bility, have been untier the care utiMessrs. twic e , and_Co. for the removal . or 'emu - plaints of the Urethra, StrictutA, die. and having received a tactical iind permanent Core, request tit it ter:ft:flees may be given r t thclll.. as .satistatt ,, ry tvi• deuces ot the tkc.tsivc superiority of Cs. C . urrle and In's, . •pl.o of tr,4tinistit Many ni ;hese Gcntlenten have had wit:- tines try iit to to an t-ciirs, anti had been . under the cure of Messrs. II (uric, and Other Surgeons of equal end. time, wl.p • 4tic.ititte,t the edit by the. application of,,the Lioial Cauatieir without success. Ate'srs. clime and Co; may bp consulted by either sex with tile gr,Catest delicacy, secxecy, and - honour, a t their house, NO. to', 14;10o:1-garden. Patients in the: country ire requested to state the partial tars of their case, age, anti grocr,A; habit id living, sic, /cc. niclositig a remittance for advice and meilicinq, when the will be given or sent to any part ~01' the king.lom. To s.cereey so essential to their untie, taking, the post- rimy bo•atided to the account tut Inculcates. 9:h I.tnc, 1809,—t07, Ilatton-garalen• • LOCK AND SURGICAL DISPEN64RY. PATRON, • His Royal Highne s s the D u k e of Y or k . GOVERNORA, Earl of ' Col. W. Jones, M. P.; Han. -Col .i. Barry, NI.P. I Col. 11. Clements', M. P. John Labs ielse, M.P. J Earl of Egreniont. SURGEON, Mr. Kiernan. Meruber of the Royal enllege, - London. 111 Ills INSTITUTION, for the exclusive Cure ' ,4l76 ;Eitti:4l;-DISEASES, and theit dreadful conse- Ocoee'', as Strictures, Debility, Ulcerations, &e. has to boast the ettreof no less than two tboasand Patients ennu oily, many afflicts:4 from ten to twenty, years, since esta blished in 1800. The early svkiptorns of tricmorrhtra aria Chancre are cured in a few days hy Iciernait's superior and efficacious mode (If treatment, and that ivettliness anti derangement of the ge nerative organs, which impair the constitinititt; and shorten liith are here More utts•:essfully treated than on any 'other plan. Mr. Kiernan may he'consulted as usual, .by either sex, at tnivate 'loose NO. 21, L o we r Charlotte-street, Bedford egintre, where LAterA frout Town and Country are to bead &tatted, and the itecesi,twy advice anti medicine WA! he givca . or sent to any part of the kingdom. Just e tiblilhed; prier as. Practical Ohlervationt on the aliove seases,'trr F. Kiernan; .and - *old Siterworod utld Co. ea ) Paternoster-row, at th. • , . . VICtUd4LLING-4)FFICE, April q, 1813. • 'T 14E. CO .7ilM/S.§ /0 NER S fat VIC T U.IL I. 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SAxoNsl.--:We Prussians enter your tertitoryto Offer - you our fraternal hif`nd In the East of j!,isrope the Lord bf klasts has' held a dreadltil court of justice, and the Angel of Death has Cut oil 300,000 of those strangers, by .the sword, ta urine, and from that earth which they, in the insolence of their prosperity,, would - have brought under the yoke. We march wherever•G!a , finger of the Lord directs us,' - to fight for the secu-• • rity of the ancient thrones, and our national in dependence. With us comes- a valiant people, who have. boldly _driven back foreign oppression, and in the high feeling Of its victories haVe pro miised liberty to the stibjugated nations. We bring •to you the morisin4 purple of a new day. The time for shaking o f f tt detestable yoke, which the last six years dreadfully Crusised tis' down, has at !env!) arrit.ed. A new war unluckily commenced, anti still more unhappily comiuded, 'limed upon us the peace of Tilsit but even of the severest titles of that. treaty, not One has been kept' with tis. Every tbllowing treaty increased the hard , conditions of the preceding one. For this rea son we have thrown off the . -sbarneful yoke, and advance to the heart-eneering combat for :WA' . • liberty. Saxons !, ye are a noble, enli,;htened people You knave, that withbut indepetWence - ,,, good things of this life are, to noble- minds, of •little value—that subjection is the greatest dis grace. You neither can nor Nillbetkr..slavcry any longer—you will no longer permit a cunning and deceitful system of poliey , to carry its ambitious and depraved views into effect, to demand the blood .of your sor,s, dry up: the spring of your commerce, depress your industry, tieStroy the li- • berty of your press, and turn your . tinee happy • country, into the theatre of war. • Already' has the Vandalism of your oppressive foreigners wanton-' *ly and unmercifully destroyed your most, beautk ful monnineot•of architecture, the bridge of ,Drt.tr den, Rise ! join us---raise the standard ofiusur- - rection• against foreign oppressors, and . be 'free I Your Sovereign is in the 'power of:foreigners, ' deprived of the freedom of determination, deploy.; the steps_ a treacherous policy forced hint' to hike; we wilt no more att:ibute.them to him; than cause you to suffer for them.—We onlyt4kc the provinces of your country under our care-for your Lard, which fortune, the superiority of our armS-, and the valour .of our troops, may place in otte-volAgs. Supidy the-reasonable wants. qt . . warriors, and in return, expect from us. the strictest discipline. , Every application.to me; the Prussian General, shall he open to all oppressed persons-.-I will hear every complaint, examine every charge, and severely punish every violation ofdlseipline.' Every one, even the meanest, may, with confidence, approach Me. nen' receive him with kirtiluess. The friend of German independence, will, by WI, be considered as our brother : . the weak-mind,. ed wanderer welvill lead with tenderness into the right road : but the dishonourable despicable tool of foreign tyranny, I will pursue with the utmost rigour, as an. enemy to our common country. s_. s (Signed) BI47CHBA. To TILE INIIABITANTS OF TILE CIRCLE OF COTVRUS. Butitilan, March 43. INHABITANTS OF THE CIRCLE OF COTTBUS !—An unfortunate, peace tore you from] us. The neW Lord, set over you, received you only through compulsion as his, subjects—you belong to the elde► son of the Prussian -Monarchyyour fotherS bravely fought in the battles of Frederick the Great, and their blood at that time flowed for Prussian independence. Your fight to belong to us again is firmly grounded by your attachnient to the .House of our .Monarch ;—ours to you has never : been relinquished by -n5. , ..1 . 0u are our brethren by blood—you now shall agaiit live un der our laws. In-the 'name of the King, atm Lord, I figniii Call you, his subjects t The eagles under which ye were happy and free, shall again be fastened in your territory I Whoever has formerly borne arms fOr Prussia, gather again round our stand ards—whoever is inclined to take up alms for our independence', let him do 30, and join us. Let the hlgher classes set the noble example to the lower. Look at, for some time past, yoir separated bre..- -' limn ! observe wh a t 1101 enthusiasm b i sens its every breast, and the sons • of the greatest and richest, waving all privileges of b:rtit, and deny ing themselves all the enjoyments of life, . awl leaving their - tenderest connections, rally round the standards; careless in what rank they may be placed, and contented with that of being a war , nor for his country.' Ytni are no less noble than your brethren from whom you were separated by power attended by mand of you. The otreers of the Saxon Govern--fortuue. You will do what duty and honour de . ment, who have behaved pateroally triwards_yon, treat with esteem, and 'continue to obey them; so long as they do not act contrary to the sacred cause of our independence. Follow the three- tiont of the Royal Commissary sent:by mein every thing he may request Of yott in ti namp of the Lord our' King. . (Signed) atanuna. TO THE TROOPS UNDER MY COMMAND. . Buntzlan, March 23. PRUSSIANS ! —We pass the boundaries of our frontiers, and enter a foreign one, lint 4.ne , .. mies, but liberators, advancing to combat for our independence. We will not oppress a neighbour-