The Sun. — London, England, 1805-11-28 00:00:00

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[1 1 1:1C.E $i Pthdt: GRAND LOTTERY, This Day was published, Handsomely printed inVitarto, on Writiur Paper, Price, uoards, 7s. -AkURGEONS OF 7111 r 'THERE being on the List of Navy Surgeons ILE gismos of may who I.)4ie no; semi, 'pp Att., ikecote eu; titled to Halitiy,lh:r arid Toundea Sea• nteil do h relit' give Notice; that nnlest such Perin's , ' Shull pretext 'lieu:p./1/es Joe Emplzptreut, yr tatilly the 11.,44 nt tkrir tt 44 ,:aity t ft, /,store five ex pirwinn of the pew'', Naimer - ":•.14 the .1.1.11 jar the year .easuirw, a,r the t being dead, or hitviutt quitted the Sertfiair • Sick a , "d 'fort Oect, Nor. 4, go • B EGINS . DIIA's,VING FEBRUARY 3, - 1 soli. SCPEME., ' . 3 - of P.r..,000 - - are --, - ,C 60,000 3 - - - - ithooo • • -- - • 3.0,0a0 3 - - - - 5°Q 4 3 - - . 2aoo • - - - - • 4 6600 8 - • - - 1000 , - 8o . o 20 - 500 . . - - - . 164 mm _ ITO tie continued ain;iiilly), 7rHE IFARMER's DAILY JOURNAL, AND • COMP I.F.TE ACCOUNTANT; recattimended to all Fanners as well Proprietors as Occupiers of Farms, 'Stewards, &c. as the rnnnt eairand mad): Method.ot keeping the Accounts out Farm, to iirranged that the plainest .Capacity, 'with a KlloWithigt: o f Writing only, may keep t most accurate and satisfied() y Account, as well of the L.:. bour as the Pr)fits of the Farm. . . BY A PRACTICAL FARMER. p o -- - - int, ia - - 5 0 - co . O Soso rifst-cirawilTicketS 2.• - Ito ;cod 25,p, : p 'rickets A, -77._ 2so,oite --.. --7-"" Printed-fur F. C, Rivington, 1.4. 62, St. Patzh. Chutch-yaid ; aosl sold by all 11,.)ukscliis in ToWn aii.t Country. NAPY-01 , FICL Nov. 1 9 , roc. rE PR IWCIPtIL OFFICERS and .COar .11 it, Kt WEI(.S illafesy's ',Ys , st) :ice, that on 114,:ird.zis tie 2d of next Moot& at Nine 1004 4-1 4 !:'orenoon,Conisni4sioner ifope.will expose to sale; at his n. ittjesty's: Yassi at Chatham, sevcral Loa v .@LIE S TOPES, consisting of OLD 1-tOP Pfin•PAPER.STLIFF, . - , SHAKI N„,tl S , SPUN YARN, 101,T.ROOE, ttei CANVAS in RAGS, • II F. NI I ItWOU S &C. CAST . 1RO:1,1)0'1'CH BA L LAST, sutoT and Pll ers or . NS; • ; CASKS, Zzc. &c. 411 lying in the said Yard, where arj. Peessar: •tvisiqurio ;rem, Psychaters tiny have Poe' lilsertc o/ viewing the lams., clUriqg tis!. coninbn :vs:sling flours the Yard, nntatbe day ol sale. Inventories and Conditions of Galt oteLy be lad heir tAid at the _Fwd. Part of tlic above Capitals. First-drawn Ticket, Ist Day - - kto,tion Ditto - - 4th Day - • 20,000 Ditto - • . 6th Day - 2 ,000 Ditto . ftli Day sop° Ditto - 20'0' TICKETS and SIIARES are selling at every Licenced tottery-Office. PRESE•'NT PRICE. Ticket- . - 419 lc .0 `This Day ivas published, . In Three Volollies Octavo ; price tl. 4s. hoards, THE HISTORY of EGYPT; from the earliest Accounts of that Country till the Expulsion of the french Irvin A lexandriain the Ytar..lB')l. WLLSON, Printed for Longman. I lursr, Itte4, and Orme, London; and Arch. 'Cont.:table and Co. Tiditiburp. 01 whom mly .T?avels to discover the Source or the 'Nile ,111 the, Years 1768, 17 6 9, 17P, 1771, OM arid 1773. lames Bruce, of Kintuird, Esti. F. p. S. The' Second Edition corrected And enlarged. To which is prefixed, a Life of the Author. In 7, vols. livo. with a volume of Nlates in 410. 41. ths. hoards, and in royal 4yo. 71. 7s. boards. - 4 . 2 Kt 0 Half • - 19 o Quarter - s tom tit 1 5 6 * * b . An early Purchase is advised. as the first soc;, Tickets Will be entitled to ;A. each, besides their chanee of the Ca pitals, , . . .',...., THEATRE ROYAL, ORURICI,,4NE. • .., ...: .. liii PRESENT EVENING, Nov. 28 . , ,I $O5, A, iI; be pertermed ,____ THE SOLDIER:B DAUG HTER. Governor Hearten, _Mr. DOW TON Croak Heartall, Mr. ELLIsToN.; • •141 r. Maltort, Mr. POWELL • Mallon, jun. Mr. H. SI !MON ' S. The %,%, Wow Checrly, Mrs. JORDAN; Mrs. Maltatt, Mrs. it. SI DDONS. After which will be produced. the New Ballet, called TEP.PSICHORE's RETURN. C 'lnPst:d by Mr. IPL: oil i.t.e. train iiie opera-House, wit h New Dresses, Scenery, and thcorattons. .0 Tersichreademoiselle 401'dlich wi p ll be o adce , d M ( loth time), PA a New RISOT Farce, called THE WEATHERCOCK. , he Characters Mr. BANN T IST ER. Mr. c by f-lERRY, hir. MATHEWS, Miss DE CAMP, - Mrs. SCOTT, &c. to ul Act 11. 'Coo New Airs, by Miss De Camp., c i i i ) : 46 4. accuiat trice 35.-I'n 3s. 6d. Second !'rice as 14. `„Y 23 . Second Price Is. —Upper Gallery as. Second 4 e . vu.•••No Ma ope n edbeturned. 44:e D04 4.0/11 i be at /L at . putrive, and the Play v1. 11141 f-past Six. Jdokt ''"t , r 11l •Do •• to be taken of Mr: Foabrook,. at the .0,,. t, xi a . • I•l l ,7'kka Li ttleltuncli.street. . . .. .4 bria,, , se W k . arce of The Weathercock Was again received by WI p i ,,'" n t Airthoke .with. reiterated shouts of applause from till i i,'"'lflie Theatre, and will be repeated every Evening To alter 410 t ;l a .1yo.:ow the Comedy of The Constant Couple ; Sir try Irian, Wi' • 0,0,, Air tiiiistosl. lifr,l l 4 !`" ,l 4y. the Comic Opera of The Cabinet ; Orlando, .: ~, liani ; l'hiretta, Signora . Storace, 144...11t Public. axe: respectfully 'informed, •that the. Voting fZes wiii iiiale his first appearance this Season (in a ,u,4 eCtiarocter), on Monday, Dec. , t 6. A NtW 4 1410 Operotic Drama, a 'New Comedy, and a New .brania, are in rehearsal, and will be speedily Produced. i'''.......... t() RD NELSON'S LAST- VICTORY. 1- r ‘ 4 * -I ,.E'Public are r6pelEtfully . informed that, ex tent Piliveat the usual Correction ; ; including all the re but;• rl‘notions cat 1 - Lig' and other Officers, sT EEL'S LIST lU) VAL 'NAVY, corrected to ,raven of December, An ace Late and elegantly e ['LAN, tram 1), ( ' 1.11 3 , 0 of the irnpOrtant Hattie nW Cape Tretalgar, with n i , t . that Engagement ; also the new Regula revedin • Magu * s a List of the late Captures, &c. - mRISE O.F CtIAUCHARD's N 1.% • TOCKDALZ respe&fully informs the ki e Notic th.it the time which ne lys the - CH:\ de HA R D's• celebrated .'Twent y-seven Sheet i u m jn tes io whOle (; E Mil AN , y, &c at i tut price, will expire On the' 3 rst Decotiber 'Soc. therelore, continue', until that peliod at only Six le4 s, ilidu lin h• D • i:riPtinii ibote Countries in One () N . g ,„ „. , . . 4te. ; but ally optes thc . tt may repialnup- G t ,i n % + s er th at d.itc, will be 44viinced price to Light 4 Subicrl t . 44„ nt . 's First I mpression, a particularly fine Copy, " pr . ce szl. o. 1. 4 1. VA:Q.4IIIy. • 1.1 NCO LNSHI R rO R! SOLO BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, A, VERY Valuable ESTATE) situate in ihd Pa t bui riches of Whaplode and liolhewh (in a Ring Fence). iiiii,i r s t , tx n,g of the Milner or reputed Manor of Litt lehury,''And iera f' 1 : 11 1s, containing i3q3 Acros,i RoOtl 27 Perches of 0 feeding Land. Three lintidrSd ACrefi Of which Are 4;, r" ' e lit under l'luugh, anti the l'emaincler -ftli. . ° i 'a are in co mplete repair, and some of them 1 4) ' ere tied within these two ?ears. te 1.-:iind-Taxredeenied. enac L,tate is lett Cu respet:lable Tenants at easy Ren ts, on td na tot Once Years ire unexpirl, when a very con milroventent may be made; and is situated near a Itb, i 9,tte River, eight Miles Irian Spalding, twelve Miles he,, h "t!ston, f our troth .11olbeaeh, and twelve from ‘Vis. good 1414rket •T,wns. The goads are gond, and un • t red Miles tram London. l'atticniars iniy be had on application to Messrs. 4t m er ;IQ Bonner, in gpalding, who will shim the Estate; l'.r a t ell 'ts. Nicholson and Upton's °nice, aurt., Mr. Jonathan ;h i d Stirveyor both in Leeds • and Nles,rs. Foster, Cooke, rre, Linco i lit'S. I nil...field's, London, Where: the Plans of 4 ‘ 4 t o may be seen. ' ' : FOR BlLtous DISORpERS. D R. IAMES's A.NAJ.FPTIC P 11.13. v ioli a ne w :Mode of Ad m inistering these PILLS, h ,the advice ot eininentsPhy_si‘iari (see the new Di. Per,,7 13, Bilious Disus e s, so prevalent, parti cul a rl y amon g tr e , a - i i i n t , 4l "ilia have resided hot climates, are rremov e dWwith tqui ei!seaha s a fety than by any other Nlidw ine.'They are ti, Y ettl acious in :111 pis Acts of the Stomach and Bow. L iu Ind igest i on, L oss of Habitual Appetite, a bitual Coslivehess• lir4r,4llLlortic Flatulencies and Chance ; likewise in Gouty V e irt4 in Gidniness or itlteumatic Pains in the Head ;, as- P osit itS th o s e O ccas i oned by Free Li v ing, thereby preventing 1 /t o taii t 34lll4 A Poplextes, so often conseq uence Of I Went. t.;.• e,leourse should b e h a d to them on the first attack of a i ng ( 4; "r any alight Indisposition, or after any excess of eat ; And thus their %%ell-known' citaraderistic rn . annained, pr6rnoting Longevity. An it i;"'Pers. by sea or 'land, 'should never be without the, 4 ltt Pills as they ire keitheir Confinement nor ra tion require vile rat diet. r ) : t r re i .Plit only by Newbery and Sons, at the svzire. arcleone oriloots Idnlt's Powder, Ni;. 4s, St . Paul's Church. one 1. Bruton.siret from Cheapside, London ; at Dr. lones' late or in •4tg e 13a> • ! s , price 4s. bd. each ; •klo c i ed 4:untaining the quantity of six, for 245. Duty vv( 444 .7. None it re genuine but those `have the tAti: Newbcry, Nn. 4s, St. cniiMved in i be STATE LOTTERY for tBcs , begins Drawing on &londay the 3d el February, iSoG. rTHE TICKETS are'spld and divided into Halves 1 Quarters, Eighths, and Sixteenths, by HAZARD, BURN t, and Cu. Stock'-brokers, at their State Lottery Of fice., NIL 93, under the It9yal Exchange, Loudon.. Letters, post-paid, duay answered,'a-nd. Schemes gratis. T he . H EME contains ' 3, !Tiles of ,C 20,000 3 • • • • • - 10,006 • • 3 . . . - sOOO 3 . . 2000 - S. • 4000 20 Fe, Soo &c. Sze. And the spa First-drawn Tickets will TOLentitled to 42.1. exclusive of their chance of Capitals.... *** Country , Orders :tecotnpanied with shott:tiated on London, Post-Office Driers, or Cash, in Parcel by Coach or Carrier, punctually attend attended to ; and Correspondents may depend on being treated exactly on the same terms as if per sonally present. SECON i) LOT TERY for sfißs, begins Drawing the 3d of February, rIAPITAL PRIZES sold, Shared, and registered, k...," prior to iSo4, by J. 13lt. ANSI: MB and Co. 4 Prizes of .; ',C30,000 .r ; Prizes of - £soso a - - - . za,oee 26 . . - I m o it • - • - - 10,000 54 - - - 1000 And in 18:54, and First Lottery Jos, the folio wing Capi tals were sad in to 3 Shares_, namely , Nos. k 1 Nds. 4 17;477, entitled to - toao 4214, entitled to - to,^oe 16,80 t, - - 2103 11,641. .•- - - 20,000 17.915. . -.- 2000 I 456, - - - 2,a,000 1 . 3.747, ..- - - 10,000 , WS, - - .. 21 .„ 20 besides several other to , lol. pel t 1.- 01. dm. Sec. by the above LB RAN SCO M B and Co. . Joint Contrailois for the present ottery, and Proprietors of the Lucky Offices, Na. i I, ilol, • born ; 37. Cornhill ; and jB, Haymarket, Piccadilly ; where TICKETS and SHARES , ere now selling, in Kreut vaiiery of Numbers, and the Prizes..shareci by them paid on demand. Schemes gratis, end all Business relative to the Funds transalcd o it h great care and punduality. Nil. Please to observe, the sow First-drawn Tickets will be entitled to 221. each, b. sides the beneficial Chance of every floating Capital in the Grand Scheme ; therefore:in early porchase is particolarly recommended. BREWERY. TO BE SOW), A COMPACT ALE and TABLE BEER Win the n e igntiourhood of London, now in till! Trade. Coining in troin 6to Soool. ,For particulars apply to Messrs. Winter and [lay, No. 48, Long-acre. A NEW CYCLOPDIA. "FO BE COMPLETED IN TWELVE MONTHS. On Saturday, February the ists will he pUblished, in (.2nrto, Price os. Part 1. ut NEW AND COMPENDIOUS DICTION ARY, OF ARTS AND SLIENCES, to be completed within the year, by the publication - of one Part on the first day of, every subsequent Month, the whole tnaking twelve Parts, or two, large and elegant Quarto Valet:tee, ' with one hundred Copperplates, by Mr. Ur t Tit and Mr. Poet- By G. GItEGOItY, Dodor in Philosophy and the Arts, and Honorary Member of the Imperial Universily of %Vitae t . Menthe , ' of the ,Manchester and Newesistle Literary and Philos°. pineal Societies ; ,fluitOrary Member of . the - Board of Agriculture; Author ail Essays Historical and Mural ; the Economy of Nature, Arc. A DICTIONARY of ARTS and SCIENCES in acorn petelioys form, sufficiently copious with Out being prolix, ac curate but not dittitse, divested elf all superfluous :natter. and exhibiting tr clear but concise view of the present state of the teirious branches of human knowledge, has long been a most desirable (Aita to the Eitglisieneader. A Dierionary is properly a IVerk of reference, and not of detail; and tliose who Wish to become adepts in any one Alt or. Science, will scarcely study it trout an Encyclopaedia ex. elusively.. That a complete view of the Arts and Sciences may howeVer be exhibited oil a smaller scale thaw is usual. ly attemptel; will be obvious, if we consider that the Cyclo piedia ot,Chambers was originally cotnprisel in two volumes folio, large and open printing; that the first .Eilition of the Encyclopxilia Britannic:a extendeitmtly to three thln volumes quarto 'land that many CSKO lent WoiltS of a similar kind, and hoed' a eater extent, , have been published in fOreign Countries. The retrenchment also of many superfluous and use l e ss a rrieles, which have latterly found their way into Rooks of this dese.ription, will evidently cause a considerable reituetion .in point of size, without in reality impairing the intrinsic value and general utility of the Work. Should, therefore, the execution not disappoint the hopes amid expetations.ot those who have projected the New l)ic. 'tionary of Arts and Sciences, the folio wiug - are the immediate advantages Which they trust they May with reason nee um_ desty promise to its Purchasers. • First, it Will exhibit z Compendium of all liuman Know ledge, the mare luminous betatise cleared of ell extraneous matter ; rather practical than speculative . ; and in which Par ticular attention ++4ll be paid to the most useful Branches. Secopil, I t will be of a convenient and comparatively ar table size, calculated to lie on the Table Of every studious Person as a Book of constant reference. Third, It ,will tee printed so as to correspond w:th, the quarto Edition of Dr. Johnson's Didion:lly ; and the pos r e t : 6;o re of both Works will thus have, in fOurquarto volumes, and at a -moderate Expeuce, ail ,the literery aid which the English. Student or Reader can possibly esquire. The Work will bet - wady printed on a new and elegant 11"4:- vier Type,'ease expressly lor.rhis purpOse, on superfine yel low wove Paper. Miscellaneous Copperplates will all be engraved chierly from original Drawings ivy Mr. lit n r is,' and the Mechanical Subjects by Mr, Poe•rite. They, will 'equal any Plate•s tier given to the Piiblic Work of nature ; and those referred .to fn each Part: will be regulatly done up with rite corresponding Letter-press. Primed tie ltichard Phillips, No. b,, ilnd,et ; zind sold by all BOoksellers and dealers to s ouk., to whom orders are EeytuslPcl to Lee liven sa telly as Possible, WHITE's LIFE OF THE LATE LORD NELSON. Dedicated to Lord Ilarhaip, first Lord °Nile Admiralty. This t)ay was published, .4 Elegantly printed in small Oelavo, :u writhed with a Por trait of Lord Nelson, and other Engravinp, price§s. 6d. in extra hoards, • THE • HISTORY of - the PROFESSIONAL LIFE of the Right Hon% HORATIO-LORD VIS COUNT NELSON, Vice-Admiral of the Blue, Knight of the Order at the Bath, Duke-or BrOnte in Sicily, c rand Cross of the Orders of Fer:linand and of Merit, :aid Knight•of the • Imperial Order of the rescent. Cornproheticiing authentic Circumstantial Details of his glorious Achirrements un&r the British Flag, and a Sken± of . his Parliamentary Conduel it nd Private Chancier: With Biographical ParttcUlars of contemporary Naval Officers. By JOSHUA • WIIITE,' Esq. *„* This Volume is carnealy recommended. to the atter). tioa of every true Friend tO, his Country, as a faithful' Deli. neation of the Character of the greatest and most successful Officer of which Britain could ever boast. it is worthy of a plAcc in the Library of the t;entleman, and may be coln— dcredas an , invaluable t 'lacy to Posterity. Printed for lames Cundee, at the Albion Press, in Ivy lanu,ratemoster.row, Lciridao. This Day was published, Price 3s. hd. in boards, 'embellished with an elegant Fron. -- - • tispieee, . H ISPANDDLA; a Poem, with appropriate Notes : to which are added, Lines on the Crucinxion, Fragment of a Monody on Dr, llenter, anti other Poetical Pieces. By SAMUt LIV ITC R CFI: • Rath:, Printed by li. Meyler ; anti sold in .London by C. Robinson, Longman, and Co. and Matthews, iit.the Strand. " The Poem on Ilispaniola is written in Stanzas of six lines, and opens with a description of the Climate so charac teristic, than the ideas most probably have been imbibed on the spot. Few Readers can require to be told that there is much genuine Poetry and originality in these Stanzas, The Notes, from Edward's • History of the West Indies, and other Documents, properly illustrate the Poem. .The Poems that follow breathe an animated strain of Piety, except that on the Marriage of a Statuary, which has merit of a lighter kind. The Stanzas concluding each with "My Father," arc no bad inniatiou of Cowper's delightful " My Mary;" but Mr. Whitchur‘h can flio better than imitate,"--Brit ish Critic for March, tiles. SUPPLEMENT TO RELL's BRITISH THEATRE This Day. was published, ' Price Is. Fine Paper, and 6.1. Common, 'FHE.caUARDIAN, _ . Embellished with an elegant characteristic Portrait of Mr. Mtirray, engniecti by Maddocks, after a Painting by Do . IV4tle; Icing Number . IV. of," • C AW NE..'s 'MINOR BRITISH TIIEATRE ; 'or a Collodion of the most esteerned Perces now pet forming on the English Stage ,• faithltilly car ..teeted trout the Prompt Books, andithistrated with Portraits of tile most esteemed Performers, painted by De Wilde, ex prcsity for the Work. Printed ler lohtt Cawthorne, Catherine-street, Strand; where may Iv had the former Numbers'. No. t. High Lite Below Stairs—Mr. K..ralmer as My Lord Duke. ' No. a. Three Weeks after Marriage:-Mr. Dowton as Drugget t. No, 3. - The mock heroic Tragedy of Tom Thumb, as ori. gitaally 'written by Fiek' f ing ; With the Notis of 111:irtiuus Scriblerus : to Wilh:11 is Added, Mr. o'l tars's Alterations, as performed at the Ilayrnarket•Theatre—Miss Tyler as del- Jalapa. No. s will contain the .Opera of the Quaker. WELCIrs FEMALE PILLS, FOr the Green Sickness, and other Disorders incident to Young Females. • THE following instance of their uncommon effi . cacy 'is wormy 'the attention of the Afllided. Madam, Plymouth Dock, Od. to, oi o s, So much benefit I have received from -a Medicine called Wli,LCll's FISNIALE pu.Ls,' of which, by the bill, I understand yott . to be the. Preprietor, that 1 ant induced, in gratitnito for toy rs.•couery, an Ittott a &WC Of serving, t ho se who are similarly :laded, to state the patticui.irs of my Case, wallet* you an. at WAX) to 111.ikO,t$ public as is .terte able to yourself. ' I am now near twenty years of age, and for the last tine years have been scarcely three days flee how ill, nets, which to describe particularly might be uoiinriortant and improper ; but, to speak getterelly, I was afflicted with a continued shortness o f breath, aceompanied by palpitation of the heart my appetite , was generally very. much reduced, but now and then greedy to excess ; my countenance from being rosy, became of a paha lividness, and those periodical discharges to which we are subjed were now trifling rind irregular, in this state, a burthen to myself and friends, I had recourse to every means prescribed OA the Faculty, or recornmereled by my t ;lends, to obtain a restoration of health, but without success. At length W BLCI-Ps MAL?. PILLS were mentioned by a Lady who happened to be on a visit at our house, to have been of material service to a rela tion of her's in a similar situation, and who then continued to take them with every proSpctt of a•Complete restoratiou'of her former beeltit.- On this representation, 1 immediately sent far a couple Boxes, and by the time I had taken them, agreeably to the direetions, I found my tanner syniptems of 111 health materially to abate, and now I am takiog the fourth Box,. with every prospect - of a complete restoration by the time it is empty. I therefore, with heartfelt satistitetion, acknewledge myself, Madam, much your debtor, and am, Your most obedient Servant, HONORIA. WILKINSON. To Mrs. Keersley, Fleet-street, London. Pills ( with threclions), price as. gd: a Box, • are sold wholesale, by G. Ktersley, F leet•stteet s London, Dicey ai,d Co. how Church yard, Cheapside ; F. New. lyzrry, No, 0, St. Pattl's Chureh-yard • bacon . and Cu. No. iso .00mnd-street ; Butler, Cheapside ; and liao.day end Son, ' F Itot-ntarket. , 4 „," 0 AS another Medicine'ls sold tinder the ram? of Wetch'io Female Pills„ which is spurious. pbrehasers are re quested 16' remark, as thesurest teitimoily et authenticity, that each bill ,of direaions i 3 limb ti with time astute of C. K. gAit St Y lei band-writing I and on the outside, whereby serventa.ctomot be imposed tot, the Strunp is printed by ty,r. mioiuit of His Nlejesty's Conunissionera et' "Stamps, this 45, Vlc4t.street. Nutia gibers am taluat. • • VICTUALLING OPTICE, Ntm. 22, Tgoc. THE C0.21141/11SSIONERSibr VICTUALLMG HIS 1114yRsTri NA iTY d r :bac ly_ give Nqicc, 1 hal on Fria' J , the 1.91/, hyst. he rca y to rec,i',, , e ..n— -den, it. tV,-iting (sealed up). and twat lor One hundred sand Gailons W . P.SI' INDIA ItUM, or of EIG N G BRANDY, to 4, deli ed,'one-balf in three ot rekr, and lite r'ert ',minder in three weeks alter, hil l lib „II : , Stores at Porttus , mth ; and to be paid . * tiy Bills, Itit.rttt, dans alter Alto. fender fOr'a lets Quantity than Its,coo Gallons will be accepted. The Conditions of the Contra? mai. he seen at the Secreta , j't Qffice. No regard will be bad to at ?s , Tftler in which the Prier awl! 'nut be inserted in 11. ,, nd1t at length, or that shall not .Si. de't t , e• e l ,u the Mani before One o'Clqk 401 riyy said .1 4 1.101 , nor wiles., the Person who ntakee the Tender, or some Per.son on his behalf, assert,/r, to minty', when ca/led fur. BAST INDIA 110USF., • My, ASks'. LL Persons tuliti are Quilling 10 supply the East India Continuo , ntnth Cild LDIZt.,iNg ref ,6 Lest SEA COAL, Poo! ,nearnre f dininguithi.g' the torts ; se 0,14/drortz to 6e delivered btanwai.ll,ly, and the re. ?twining quantity tales wanted, at • tin. I.C',4st 1 , ,114 likse an*:i n'atei.sowes, free of ail cepence4, mar send ,ips their 1'eq.:441.t, teatid up, addressed to the C ommittee the Orion. Twelve o'clock on Wednesday neat, the 4(4 of December, AR ty AND NAVY IiQUIPAGE rTHE PATENT CAMP BEDSTEADS, Furni t trzmes, anti It . r".cling cuntplete,arc %Try respect. fully recommended to Gentlettleii, as being ;11.2 iruist lIGI ahle and superior. to any others ina4lci in 1.01.10 n ; Ittirocc,, Tents Tables and Chairs, on improvedprinoiptes ; Ica CMS, ' Sofa Beds, and-Chairs, for on Board Slip; Kuttiviilto Net Furniture, and Patent Brass-screw Iledsittatis, kr East and. West Indies, and all Foreign Climates, at i\IORGAN and SANDERS's . Patent Bedstead Marini:Moor and Ware-Rooms, Nos. t 6 and ‘7, Catherine-stieet, strai:(l; _ ..... Morgan and Sanders's Newi►ivented Imperial Ppling Tables, al lowed, to he the most cornplete and I! Tables ever yet invented, are very portable, packing in,a but ten Inches deep. N. B. The fashionable' Sofa•l3ed and Chair-Bed \I/ale house. • • • To T. TAYLUK„ Surgeon, N. 9, New liridge:.r.treet, London. sta. ' . . Edinburgh, itlav a, tk,t..,rt, TN the Spring of 1.794 I writ' 1.• Venereal Complaint, which I treated with ence for tiVe Month.;; but was then obliged to apply t? a regular Physician, who put a temportity std p to ow titt,i icoce or the Disc.ise (by . mercurial applica w i ns ) tOr sortie time . ; but growing, in sp it e of all medieine and the 4dvice • of the first Gentlemen of- the Faculty here, worse and worse for tWo VC a rs, 1 was reilitchl to .a state almost un4 paralleled and ue)ond dcseriptim, being an entire le;.er, and ulcerated from 11... ad to 0(1. My head, throat - , mourl., nose, legs, arm:;, &v. have heen alternately in danger or becoming useless ; in slim t, 1 have hail front tnienty thirty eatingt, ulcers on toy bdy, slid neatly totally (its. pri veil of would be vo t urn i no u s to vitrtic.o rue all my :- case-sultiee it to" say, there never wits, or ever 'will be, one of a more dangerous, or a a more compli., catctl nature. I was long looked • upon by 'nly friends, and intained myself, beyond all hopes of recovery; and, deed, in my then condition, death- was preferable rn my more than miserable state. In this cirt:atiful situation did I drag a most miserable existence, till Divine PrOvidertee threw in my way a Newspaper containing the case' of a Mr. 13,. of 'Plymouth--my frie n ds read it, I could suit,-•- I scut and procured sortie Of your • LEAK E's PATENT' PILLS, which, ‘byilling from tile to time, Am` now, 4.1.41 have long been, (atter more than four years distress), in :6 good astute of prat th as ever I cilioy I ; 4 proo f o f this, I had a line, t hriv in;, healthy 6;4'11.4, to tne a (OW tnontits sigq. In gratit....to to God, mt o f rendering- my tellow-creattio , ~ ..ervice, I reilucit Mt to publish this; and you may at a,:y.time refer persons wt o wish to be ~untied of the truth of this, or further pa.rt i .., cularsi, to 1114 or ray Iriends, by letter or person. As few eases for badness ‘s ill ever-equal mine, and none eNce4ii it, I have Iron; experiunco every reason to iosurt Mankind, that ire your LEAK E's Pi LLS they will find 3 sure, speedy. s.t o, r artat redical cure, ti, the reel s*ageot the Venereal Disease, which is called • v(i'W. Fla Mtn Lies. lOHN THOMPSC)N. • irwurinountab•le family. reasons prevent I nv name and address public ; but erolitables ne‘s,:os wanting* intornuition may also be retcrreut to me sect friends by Mrs. S. Clark, Ramsay-Gardens, • Preoaleti and Sold by the Sole . Proptictor, T. TAYLOR., Member or the Royal (.7411ege. of Surgeons in Londint, at his.how, No, A. New Britt4e,..strect, Where be will give Advice 'without a 1;:e, •to personz, trig these Pills, and will answer pat.,telits letters; if post. paid, ort the Linn: ternis, ohserying ta iti eats the' ntoJtt Inviolable secrecy, no porsonts O3rile Or k%tSe 11..nimg hcCri mentioned, but at their tiWit particular retpLest, by toe I' r... ' prietur, during the course of mom than thirty-six years, that he has had the sondureling 01 aii ex Latsi ye sole of the above Medicine, and the praetico. Axis* tJicreitoni, They are also sold by his Appointment, for the comic. genet, of those' living at a distance, by Mr. lfutcr, South.bridge, Edinburgh; !tr. Mx:dot:3ld, Pri..t.;:r, gow t to whom also NIL T. rett:rs for his address; at the Pert - timers, N o. 35, St. Alb.in's-sll,Nt, Pall-a - salt Robertson's Toy-snop, No. 1 0 3, 0.0)41 -street; Mr. borough's, No.'7, twarly4ipposite the io n . numeric; Mr. Steal's, bookseller, t, tinw-row, Little Callwell's, Dublin and by 0 . 3 e person in every _considerable town in Urea-him:Ml and Irtgand, in Itexes al ouly 2s. gd. e,u lt , sei . tl,4:l up with full and i ;h t n t dire4tions. wiiviohy . porstms 01 either Sex. 'nay cure thou sei ante seerctly.. , N . B. B ver y Box soil in Gran Britain is sealed up with a Stamp, on which, by t:lvokir of the Uortinus. Owaers, is prititicl, at t.;te.„ Statlip-Plike—" Tay No 6, New Istitio.atrect," to itaMteCh is telony i i4IIJ 'all others are i;ountvtaAt. THEAT EN. RE..ROYAI., COVENT-CARD EN. EVENING, - Nov: . 2a, 1805, will Iv pal-funned, a Tr.igedy, called XING: RICHARD THE THIRD. King 111;nry the to, M r.. 11 (.; RA Vl ; Richard, Duke of (lo'ster, Mr. iJOOK E henry, Earl of Richmond, Mr. C. K EMBLE ; Elliabetli, Mrs. ST. LECER ; Duvitess of York, Miss I. ESERVE And Lady Anne, Miss BRUNTON. sc , Which, brit time, it-New Ballet, by Mr. Byrne, called THE WILD ISLANDERS; • Or, THE'COURT eirKIN. • wrrir ..• b ALL THE WORLD's A STAGE. ''"i„es 6s. 'Pit 6d. GAlery ZS.' Upper Gallery I„, t ' i I Door* to be op ene d at halt past F i ve , un d b egin at halt Pk; .- • 1 1 , cett for the 1 3 oxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the ,r) . Owe in it ,street. Ott: 1.10 n r tow, Mr. Kemble will - appear in the Character of uk,h, ,, via,w in The M ounta i n eers; wit h , m the Meld -Draa of 4, On Sa t urdaY, Mr. Cooke will appear in the part of Kitely, : plats in his Hunitatir with Raisin the Wind. taih,,l,?day.- T ;he Rev e nge AlOnzo, Mr. C. Kern* ;: Lim i kce: Bruuton ; Zanga, Mr. l‘tnble ; 140110; Mrs. C Se , r " the N., 'entlpmen who have Places will please tc ) l ) b -, ' ll l be e,,,% A :Tuch-applautied Ballet - 4'llle Wild Islanders tet lhl+atrrt t try Night t i t Itlfttler 1101iCC-: , . • ite give " Y B t n h• , tigaged ,4t . this l'heatre 7 duo oottee wilt apptrafilitC4.'•