The Sun. — London, England, 1812-05-19 00:00:00

~; ,~ ) NUMBER 6144 ':~;, ~-, ^: ;'~ THEATRE ROYAL, COVEN I'..O.IcULN. TO -MORROW EVENING; May 20, 1812, vviil be ailed the new Operatic•Drama•of THE VIRGIN OF THE SUN. Ataliba, Mr. BARRYMURE ; High Priest, Mr.'EGERTON ; Xaira, Mr. CRESVVELL ; Telasko, Mr.CHAPMAN ; Don Alonzo, Mr. BRUNTON ;., Von Velasquez, ' Mr. CLAREMONT ; R011a,., Mr. YOUNG ; Zamor, Mr. SINCLAIR ; Diego, Mr. LISTON; • Ozmar; Mr. BROADHU Rs - r - ' - Eignpriestss, Mrs. POW ELL; Cora, Miss S. BOOTH ; Ainazili, Miss FF.R ON ; Miss BOLTON ; Zilia, MrS. CHI LDE; Runa, Miss E. BOLTON. After which will be performe4 a new Grand Melo- Dra matic SpeCtricle, called • THE SECRET MINE. princ:pai Charaaers by Mr. B RUNTON, . R'V MO RE, - Mr. CHAPMAN, Mr. lISTON, . Ivir. COOKE, Mr. lEFFERIES, Mr. TRE.BY, Mr: HAMIF.RTON, Mrs. H. lOHNSTON, Miss FERON, Mrs. PARKER,. tox ' es 73_ Second-price 3s. - Pit 3s. 6d. Second-Trice 2S. S - e4crnd.pricie *ls.-I..pder Gallery is.' Se '",l(l-price 6d. t„. --) laces for • the Boxes to he taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Iv. Box...mike, in Flarr-ktieet. • The Public are respectfully informed, that on account . the numerous applications rbr the reivesentationof the t; r and Romantic Melo.Dranaa ot Timour,.the Tartar, it will Performed on Monday next, and that, consequently, the ; S p , daele of The Secret Mine must be withdrawn after Fri. ' 44 Y in this w ee k. Un Thursday,. ;ulius Caesar.--On Friday, The Rivals. —, 1 1 -Saturday, Corrolanus.—On Monday, Hamlet.--Qn T uesday, Macbeth. A Lew Comedy is in rehearsal, and will be produced as 4°o n as possible. 1W Second Night of the Entertainlnents, expressly prepared for the Holidays f ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE, (ASTLEY's) WEST. MINSTER-BRIDGE. ' ti nder the Patronage of their Royal Highnesies the Prince 'Regent and Duke of York: ` rHIS -PRESENT EVENING, Tuesday,_ May tiye til, and every Ething thin Week, at Halt . ..past 014 toil, called THE SIEGE, STORMING,. AND CAPTUAE. BAI)AJOZ. the numerous Char4ders are inserted in the lland 3 '" A Comic Song, by Mr. R. L. I ONES, called " The Postman." • 34 . A hew Comic Song, lay ‘Mr..IORANistOT, called " Wise tonclusions.", 4th. The Grand Russian Spedaele, in Two Ads, called THE BRAVE COSSACK; Or, SECRET ENEMY. S t h; A new bong, by, Mr. WOOLF, called " The Fo , • rester's D aughter." - 4 tn. favouritt Comic SOng, by R. L. lON ES, called " Bang up in the City." 7 th. Suiprisiiig l't,rfounancea on the Tight Rope, 1 4 Mr. DUCROW, with the Comic Accompaniments by tile two Clowns. ' t h. A iitav Song, by Mr. 10HANNOT, called " Toe Fighting Butcher." — '• Which will be-added (sec:Drill time) a Comic tvantomime, called ........... THE GOLDEN DREAM; .. , Or, HARLEQUIN'S ANIMATION. • . 4 , ueors to be opened at Hall. past Five o'Clock; --Half-price _` l "lalt-p.4st Eight o'Clock. ' . _ virROYAL'ACADEMY, SOMERSET PI.,ACE. • HE EXHIBITION is now OPEN from Eight in the Morning till Seven in the Everting. Admission is. Catalogues ts. - HENRY HOWARD, R. A. Secretary. M• R WILKIE's EXHIBITION of ALL THE PICTURES HE HAS PAINTED, is now Open, 4 I No, 87, Pall-Mall, from Nine till Dusk.' Admittance One Shilling. VETERINARY COLLEGE. THE NOBLEMEN and GENTLEMEN;Sub scribers to this INSTITUTION, are respedully in- Vrfned, thAt-Professor COLEMAN, at the request of -the qst General Meeting, will begin a COURSE of LEC TURES to the'SUBSCRIBERS of the COL-LEGE, on EDNESDAY, the zoth inst. at,Ttvo O'Clock, at . Wll. s Rooms, on the FORMATION, FUNCTIONS, and - L.', I SEAS ES of the FOOT of the HORSE, and the PRIN 'IPLES and PRACTICE of StiCIEIN:G. • • By Order, A/ray 18, 1812. W. DAWSON. A. • MEETING will be heldon Saturday nex' t, at the Freemasons' Tavern, Great . queen-stre'et, Ein 'Ma's Inn tields, for the purpose of. taking into considera tion the DISTRESSED STATE of the LABOURING i 0 0R in certain of the Manufadtaing Diste4s, and of af- P rding Assistance to such. Plans as maybe loeaily adopted 'r their Relief id the present Stagnation of their, Business : 4 0. High Price of Provisions, by means of a Subscription, or .ttch other. Plan as may be deemed most expedient., o:he preience of the Nobility, Clergy, Gentry, Bankers, 'Nerchants and Manukadurers,and'of ail other Persons who 413 ; Y' be desirous of assisting a Cause sä interesting to-kium.a tY, and so important ;o the best.ltiterests of their Country, 131 ,..05t earnestlyyequested;;: , ' t t tlis Royal highness the DUKE of YORK will take the. at One o'Crock. . . YORK BUILDINGS COMP .NY. • • N. consequence of ,a Publication' having befit, late achires s.e to and diStributed amongst the CREI)I ~ - , ith' - ' l ,i•S of this CO MP AN Y,, entitled, _" A Statqment for • h e information of the Creditors of ,t§e CoVertioe and Corn „ ,of Undertakers for raising Thames Water in York h"ildings,'' the Creditors are informed that Proceeding ave 'veil resorted to rn Scotland, • the ea,rtioulars of . which a t e furnished to any ot the said Cf . editors, on application L e ,t e ne Office of Messrs. Cannon and Gargraye,-Solicitors, ......I.ister-place, Leicester- square, London .EANED, AND- STRUNG. viiatutis SOLD, THE Adverti4er being tht real Manufdaurer,. is .),,, deter Mined to sell every article of the first fashion and porktnanship at the following reduced prices,' viz. , ea rl Necklaces, any pat. , ,c. 3. ii 6 ) re-making f , ko iz o talrern, from - 13 'lugs, per Rair ' - 1s o I I . oto 6 arid s . . eaux - - 10 ro o 2 . lo o i a i r , ri ngs 4 4 o ;,- upwards 4 ,1 5 o - - ID., acelets 1..,,,,, _ , per pair - 510 o 1 ' - o to 6 t r( '-rLets - - iir 6 s - 1 5 0 o 14 0 Q r ehes 1 0 7 6 - o sse Wil J I 0 4 6 h u _ ereas many Ladies and Gentlemen conceive . and believe, rit '!t trre above prices, that every Ornament is made of a 11,2_ 1 ? . osttion, or ‘Ntrat is commonly called .Patent Pearls, tl'o„4re r ,- ..spedfully - informed, that every article is oompOs- F„ 1. , Oriental •Purr's, from the Fisheries of Ceylon and a r ',:ta, which, being manufaaured by the real ‘Vorkman, dunder - s re to the u much theirusual chirges co:nprete suits of reads, new patterns, in Mo. c"ses, Lonsistiug o f Necklace. kracelets, Ear l.' trom-2., 1. to 301 per ; suit. Ap- I • h 1, C;riv , ge-vourt, Carey-street, • ; '47 S SOCIETY FOR tHE.DISCI I / 2 ARGE AND RELIEF OF PERSONS IMPRISONED . FOR SMALL DEBTS. Craven street, Sty nd, May 6, ari. EL\ T EFACTIONS SINCE THE LAST RE . PORT, viz. . ' . C. s. d. The Hon. P. Pusey, Esq. Vice-President (Ann.) 5 5 c Lady Lucy Pusey.(A.) .' - - 5 5 o The Right Hon. Lord Eardley, per. Dr. Under- Wood lO5 o Morgan fones r Esq. per the Rev. W. Goode 1; o 'Houghton James, Esq. - 5 0 Mr. Edward Townsend, per Secretary (A.) - a 1 James Allen Park, .Esq. per ditto • (A.) 2' 2 Charles Enderby, Esq., • per ditto (A.) . 2 2 George Enderby, Esq. per ditto (4.). z z E.' Lave, Esq. per Herries, Farquhar, and Co. (A.) 3 3 F. Lincl,.Esq. (A.) - '-, - ! .. 3' 3 John EladeS, Esq. per Secretary (A.) - z z George Vansittart, E - sg. M. P. (A.) , ' - a' - 2 Rev. C. B. Charlewood (A.) , . - 2 2" Mrs. (3 ratiaha Spence -.- 5 • 0 Mr. C. P. Jones ( A.) . - ( 2 -2 Wrn.•Yloare„Esq. per Messrs. Hoares , . a a John Curtis, Esq. per Chatteris and Co. (A.) 5 n Mrs. leneS, of Adwell, Oxon, per A. Pavenc (A.) z 2 sir ThoinaTrigg, K.B, per Biddulpir and en.(A.) 5 5 Mrs. Shiriher (1.4til Beneta&ion), per Treasurer 1-. , o Mrs. T. Shifiner (14th•Benetatiion), per ditto 5 5 George AuSt, Esq. per Treasurer ( A. ) - a '2. Deo Opt. Max (3d Beindlietion), per Treasurer a o D;Oliver, Esq. (two years': Subscription), per Treasurer -: ' - - R Dalrymple, Esq. (A.): . - - Mrs. Shipman, per Mr. Moore (A.) ' - z 2•0 I stiotus -' ' '-• - -, 25 o o w. T, 101 . — W. C. 21 . 2 ? - ` . e l2 - 2 . 0 A. B. - - ' 7 - 2 O 2O 0 0 T. L (Letter Box) • • - ' - • • I o 0 IV. H. per Messrs. Eloares ' - - - 43 •". 9 Rev.P. D. - -' ~ ' - 4 - ' 0 6 e, Received for' Two Books, " Neild's State of, Prisons'," 20 o o 2 2 o '4 4 0 £3L7 If 9 Discharged and relieved from various Prisons, 62 Debtors, for ;he stun of 2791. 14s. td. Cuusidered the Cases of 54 Petitioners. 6pprovecif 4t._ _ _ ot poned,, .Petitions,—and R.eieEted, '5. Benetadions are received •by'lain6 Neila, Esq. the Trea surer, • Cheyne-walk, , Chelsea,; also - by; Messrs. Herries, Farquhat, and Co. St. I arnes's-street ; Hoares, Fleet street ; Fuller and Chatteris, LAn'oard-street ; Biddulph, Cocks, and Ridge, Charing-cross ; Dorrien- and Co. Finch-lane, Cornhill ; Hammerslev;, Pall-Mall i Veres,- Lucadou, and Co. 77; Lornbard-,streat and.by..the Secre tary, No. 7, Craven-street, Strand,' where the Books nay be seen by those wilo.are inclined to support thiS•CharitY, - and. where the Society meet ou the that ‘Vednesday in every Moritlt. 1: 7 1 - 1,E LOY,tI I, and IN DEPENDENT LIVERY I will DI N E at,the Londo.. Tavern, Bishopsgate , -street, • on I:RID:\ Y, the . 2,2 d ~t g , ay; 11312, 'w ith the Liverymen of London who signed the ..eclaration , in 0,. and the Address to - the - Prince Regent - to celebtate the Virtues, la . menting- the continued I lidispositioni of our aged and rriitcli.;- '7tenerated Sovereiot to .acknowledge the wise. and dignified Coilduel or Our Prince Regent —the WiStlom of our Legisla, fuse —the (1. xcellen: c of our Laws —the P nrity. and Indepen dence of our I tulges - to exult in the - Succesi cf His'AlaSesty's Arms, both by Sea and Land, more especially at the giprious Captures of-Ciudad Rodrigo and Watlajoz wish th entire Deliverance of our A Hies iii the Peninsula horn the Tyranny, F ierre ,„ and to 4- t• Pritons ev,,r ,s,•ill„ the high and exalted I lonour which-their beloved CO - untry pos. senses, in being the acknowledged' Champion of the Liberties and Independence of Europe, C HRI STOP HE R S 'Esc', Alderman, 14 the Chair. -*, • - STEWARDS'. SFr William Curtis, hart. Alderman, M. P. ' - Sir Charles Price, Bart, Alderman, M. P. Sir James Shaw, Bart. Alderman, Ni. P. Sir Charles Flowe'r,l3art. Alderman: Sir William Leighton,.Knt. Alderman. John AtkinS, Etc'. Alden - tun. Metsrs. Nathaniel Atchesom Messrs. James Graham . . W. J. Arnold ThomaS Abbots ' John Gatratt Anthony,Brown • . Henry lleylyn . .john H. Burchall Oliver Hatch • • . Thomas Bridges • • - • Roger I lunt , S. C. 11F‘indrarn . Ralph R.Hindmarsh ' lohn N. tbldell - ' Robert Haswell John Butts ' Thomas Jameson Thomas Dallitnere Edmund Larken ohn _Oyster ' • Charles Miller J ohn Dixon 'Joseph Maddox Edmund Darby . William Murrell ' ' William Foy, jun., Edward Newcomb ' :'• • Henry Newton '- Robert Smith Henry Pounsett ` • Christopher Saville. '. T hos Poynder, jun. Franeis l'unstall : •• Sarnuel POyncler , James Upton .:,. • William Poynder William Wickings • William-Phene - 4. D. Welch . ' Archdale Palmer lohri \ Wild, jun. lA' illiam =Pick-ering. T homas:Wetlierall .- . . Frederick Perkins William Woodward •: tattles Palmer .' Luke W. Waitrad . • -, : " Frs Riviugtoktjun, William Wiicmill • ' lames Row' ' WilliaM Wix ,'.,'• Richard .gotlisell I William EL White - William Row, jun. Charles Wright The Doors Will be opened at Four o'ClOck.- Dinner,On Table at, live o'Clock, preciselr. Tickets, One Guinea each, to be had of the Stewards and Secretary. - - . • •': . yRICHARD CLARKE, Secretary. • No. 16, Finth-lane, May 18, 131.2. , ; ' MISS E EWO wrws NEW WORK On the Ist tif , lune will be flubftitic(l,. the Fourth, Fifth, , . . . . ' • • and Six th Volumes, of : '• -- f i ALES OFPAS.HIONABLE LIFE. By.. Nlis't E 1)G EWO R T ii. Printed for. I. lohnson and Co. St'. Paul's Churchyard, ..... . _ Where. riliv be . had, The First Three Volumes tlte above Work, price . Eigh teen Shillings, boards ; and all Miss Edgeworth's other Works. • Second Edition, price Three'Shilliks, • • . • Nibfished this. Day, rrHE HOUSE of MOIIVILLE, or Pisinlwrited Son, a Drama, in Five Aa.t4, as perforated • at . the , Lyceum, By lOHN. LAKE, • • A Tailor, residing at 47, Stanhope.street, Clare-market._ With a brief Sketch or the• Author's .By I. G. RAYMOND.: Also new• Editions Of The Virgin of the Sun, an nperatic drama, in three acts, founded on Marrnontel•and Kotzebue, and toiraling'the first Part of i'izarro. By,P. Reynolds, price . as. t. The Boarding House at Brighton, by Beaztcy, price asi.• Darkness Visible, price as, ; Killing no Murder, price as. ; and Music Mad. 'price is. 6d. by, Hook. Day alter' the Wedding, prictrr,s. 6d. ;. Plot and Counter. plot, price as. ; and the' WandFrers, pricep. 6d. by Charles Kerabie. Bond :Ica, price as. 6d. by •Colman.• Two Eaces under a Hood; price as. 6d., by Dibdin. And, - 1 he Drarnatic . Mirror ; in two volumes, lam°. *ith seventeen plates, among which ate coned internal views of. the late TheatreS Royal, Drury : -lane atuL Covent-garden, by Gilliland, price il. is. in extra boards. Printed l'or C. Citapple, ear m 4.1. ?,, . • ct,..-N , iii r :rl4::: '‘' : 1 4 I r a . 6 , ~,•. 44, ,, „ .;r,.., ;:..... ! ---.. w ~,; : 0 4,, ! , \ ._,.,:,....c.... ~.....,,_.,, ....., ~ ~....,....,_,......_ -.„.....,.0:..1.c.,„ ...,.,,,,,t.,, ?•t._ ~.....s.) 4... •,.. , . . • ~. „ 1 - PRICE 'SIXPENCE=FIALFPP,NNY. U S D MAy 19, 1812 GAS LIGHT. nth May, iSiz, • PHE TRUSTEES of the FUND tot ,assiqing Mr. WI NSO R in his Experiments, hereby give No - - tice t,) the several Parties fO , the.agreement of the z ;tit holy; iB , a7, that a M ri NG of the CONTRIBUTORS to that FUND with he -held at the Crown and Anchor ra'Vern in' the Strand, on MONDAY the tat day -of .lune ,next, at eleven o'clock in the firenonn, pre s tisely to receive the Re port of tits Trttste'e,s under ttnit agreement: 111 ES lUD. .G RA T, Chairman. GAS LIGHT. ' • tzth May, rSI2.. rrHE Propriety and. Expediency of psiijg du.e caution, that Persons. who are not cNT TORS to the FUND for assisting Mr, WIN o. SOI2 .in his Experiments shall not •intrude .themselves at the intended Meeting of the Subscribers to that Fund, the COMMIT TEE for the Management thereof have conic to the follow ing Resolutions, of the necessity for which they trust every person who is really interested will •be hninectiately con- vinced. . . First, • . •. . . That no Subscriber, nor . the Agent or Attorney of any Subscriber, can be admitted unless he satisfy the Committee of his or her identity. .' Secondly, . That to etfei9 this, the Agreements which- have been -tic e cuted 'shall, with proper persons Jot that purpose, rein - alit at Mr. Winsor's,. No. 97, Pall Mall', every nay front the z tit to the 3: - . , th day of this instant, cvlay; both days inclusive, from ten o'cloci . in'the morning until five in tiL altpuou.tl, where every' SubScribt.r, Niluse signatme shall be 'esta blished, shall receive a "ticket ot•Adtrits6ion; . : • • Although this systetil truly , produce its, inconvenieie to many, and there is no inetho.l to-which some qbjeelion not be rai s ged, the CommitteC.hode the SUOScribers Win see,. that it has been adopted with a•view only to their juiciest and security. PARISH OF T. MARY-LE-I3ONt. AT a MEETING of the VESTItY, - , held at the Court-House, on Saturf4ily, ;tbe gth Day . of• May, L 12,. _ tat. Resolved Unanimously, • • ' ' Thai In letting the Pews in the New - Church and Cha peli, a Preference according- to priority of Subscription, be given to those . of -the Inhabitant Householders its the said Parish, who shall agree to lend by Instalments,' the Sum of One Thouiandl'Ourids,• or upwards, towards the Parochial Fund of One. Hundred and Fifty Tbotisand Pounds. • 2d: Resolved Unanimously, That in . tie next, place, a preference be given to those the Inhabitant Ilouseholderg in the said Parish, who "shall `agree to fend Five litindrtxl Pounds inlike manner. • 3d. Resolved U . ..That•Twenty per Cent. be paid at the Time Of: Subscrip tion, and the Residue by Four equal Instalinenton the fifteenth of May in 1813,..18 ! 4, Ass., and la r 6 ; Parochial Securities, Five per Cent. interest, being given for .the' amount Of eachinstafin.!nt as paid; or foi• so mach more of the Loan as any Ste)scriber shall tnink proper. to pay. Resolved Unanimously.. That tiny Snbs6iner of One Thousand pounds may, if he shall think proper,. advance iris Luau by Ten WM- yei•ly instalments Of Ten per Cent. each on the f ifteent h of May ,and the Fifteenth of hovernberilt i2ra, iBl3, ON, 1815, and 1816. • . • - sth. Resolved. Unanimously, That if any .of . the present Contributors to the Loan shall subscribe, their Payments alretty inade shall according to their 4tnount be in part or in full tor the . first Instil= merit. 6th. Resolved. t/nitnitnoutly,.. That.a Donation at Two Hundred. Pounds, shall entitle the Dtinor to the same Privilege as the Subs.cription'of One Tho usand Pena . ; ,and a Donation of One Hundred Pounds still! entitle the Donor to tire tanle-.ltrivilege,!'as the Subscription of Five Hundred P,ounds.. 7th. Resolved Unanimously; • That these Resoiutions be printed . 'and 'Advertised in the Public Newspapers, with 14once that a 'Bookis opened at .4he* Conn-house - I'm' entering Subscriptions... • • (Signed), at the Request of the Vestry, - 10DRELL, Chairman., LiTMLE LOTTERY. --- - - - Q WI FT 'and Co'. s taid Con Ira tiors) rewoa fully in t... 3 form the Public, that the LI CTI,S-LOT.TERY will , bearawn on the KING'S BI It I II DAY. , l'fiere are only B',ooo Tick,n - ,:, with the following - - GRAN.D•SCHEIVIE. ' i , of , ,C.20,0c0 v is X20,0C0 1 • . , 1 9 ,000 - 10,090 I I. . 6,0.6(1 - 5,000 I ' 30)00 ••• '‘ 3,000 I - ' , 2,003 , . 2,000 3 , - •.• i•,000 - 3,030 ' 4 - 500 - 2,000 4 - ' ' ' 4Ja . - 1,6,c, 6 - Sao • - • I,8,:o 8 266 - 1,606 rz - 103 1,201 23 . 1',., . - - 1,60 q 3 0 - 3 0 - . 1,500 4 3 4: - . 47 1.,3 63 10 '- i. 8 o • . 1-_,6 - 25 ' - ' '2,650 1,3 11 • . 15 - 19,650 TICKETS - and SHARES are selling at SWIFT and Co.'s Ufltcts, ' No: it, Poultry, N 0.12, ClHring:crus, and No. 3t; Aldgate High-street. • SEVEN TIMUSAND POUNDS. GENTLEMEN, &c. pc; , :ssAed of Incomes., aris ing, from.Freeltold, Copyhold , 'or Leasehold Estates,. Marriage Settlements, Church Livings; or any other pro_ perty, and persons of respectability on their.-sin Ale security only may be.supplied with the whole, or .iitly.pail of the above Sum, at legal Annuity I nterest,..wii it iiberiy to re, turn the Principal at the pleasure of the Borrower, arid the - ' business completed withotit eicposurt' or-delay.. -\ • Letters addressed (post-paid) to. Mr. llemming, Ni'.. zi., •Sayille-row, Burlington-sow:A, London, will •• be duly an swered ; but no personal application can be - in the brat in stance received. - . LOWE'S 'PATENT 'BRITISH SKIRTING CLOTH. rHE superior kind of Texture which is •the tx• A. elusive privilege of this Fabrlc, renderrs it the ,most picasant, comfortable, and economical description of Shirting Cloth ever yet manufaaured. It washes beautifully, is warranted foT - Crability equal to the heat 'lrish Linen, and about halt tile Price. • Sold Wholesale, and by'the l'iece, at i 54, Cheapside, near St: Paul'sl Harding, and Co. 89, Pall-Mall; and no other house in London. The last three years extensive Sale has fully proved the utility of this Manufadure ; and the Patentee pledges him self, that it will be found to .'possess every advantage' lot which it is recommended. FROM the distressed State of the Manufktories in Ireland, LINEN CLOTHS are recluc,.M •full a per Cent. and the IRISH LINEN COM PANy would recant. mend their Friends to take this'apportuttity to purchase, as, should War with America prevail, an extraordinary Advance must necessarily and immediately take place. The Irish Linty 'Company sell no Article but Irish Linen, and not less than a Piece; each Ticce warranted as to Fabric, and th'e Money returned it a fault appears. Cash for Bank of Ireland Notes. . O'BRIEN, Agent to the Company. ' No. 4, SOuth Side of Bloornsbury-square, is the Com pany's utily House in London: iii AA,VO,, ,t,,,,,,, ..... 4..t5,—,- : „„ *4,7,P,,,,t-,‘ .. r..., 0 „."..,,,.t:y A• .:-.4-; isw 44-,,,4.44., {-4tr'„iita ,,,,<- 1 , - ii,,,i f.;.1-?...* 1-"6M. „-, ~,,,; ~,,z% j 444f'I":f ''' •:: ~. 11 , ; ,e 4„, , tt e A '4l). •• i; - t‘' .tAST 1N61.4 MUSE, 4pril 28, THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED -11. COMPANY of MERCK/MIS in .h,"A'GLAND :rad • ing to the EAST INDIES, do &rely giVe.votice, That •a QUARTERLY GENERAL COURT of the said Company via be held at their. 11-,use, ir. LeaPnball:street, on Wednesday, the 24th "tune next, at E even o'Clock in the, noon, Id the purpose of declaring a DiVdemd; f (;;nChristmas lad to Midszonmer next. That the TR AASFER ROOKS o] the said Compuy's . S.ech will be ihut on Tuesday, tie 2ci 2'rette next, at Ti.up c,'Clvrk„ and opened again s n Tuesday, the lith ya/fplo:witrg. Aid tAai ;be Pii,Liz ; ll4 l Watt-ants 6 , n the raid..tic.mpany's Szcr, dite cn !be ,7u y, will be ready . to be delivered' on Friday, Ili :4th July: IVAL R A'S 41" Secre - • • THE WASHINGSROUGH AN!) HEIGIIINGTOS ESTATES, IN TrTE COUNTY OF LINCOLN. A, 4 R. 5Q12:38 respealtilly gives Notice, that thz, :ate oi the• First Part. of tie VA LUA OLE S TATES, which was advertised to take place Ghrraway's Cothte- hbuse, on "I'Lieday, the: stit , of May, is ul . l- , voidabIy•POSTYONED until TUESDAY, the 2it of lune, when it will positively take place. - • . • . ... ... . ... '....es . criptive 'Panic:itlats, with , Phns - nntst:xed, may t) . had of a , :r. 1- l et,, •at Washi . ,•,;brongh, ,who w . . 11 sh.i.v flit . E3tates ; of }Olin FaOen, Etc!. at 'dud)lb ; at sheS; ivkcen'' Head, j.incoln;. the .Angel, Sigaford; the Buti, at Bourn Oat,: Angel . and Talbot, Nteroorouo ; at Oatraway's ,• or . Mr. Fiadgate, Solicitor, Eqsex-street, Strand ; and of Mr. Squibb, SavillC.piace; Saville raw, London. • , • BELLINGHAM. This pay w4spatllishqd, pricess. A. CORRECT REPORT 9f . his KRIM: pur- LA: I'ION to''the . - PRINCE REGENT,. Docui mENTs, - . . TAcn Short-Irind by Mr. 'FRASER. With a panic:lll.lF Accoupz•of his ti X F Printed for R. Mercer, No. :.3e. This Day was publi,litd, The Tenth Ec.!ltion of the First. VOi.tine considerably en• larged, : price 75. boards, Dy.Pernit'ssion to His Royal Highness the Duke ot York, . . _ . TR ';:.:ATISE oti VETERINARY AnDICINg, a CoMpendium of rho Veterinary Art, or , u awtrcite Description of. the Diseases of the, Horse,' sod etr Mod,; of . Ir.:atinent ; the Anatomy :Intl , Physiocogv of z a.rui ti4o. tkijociples. and Prattiee of Shoeing ;` it. lustrated by Platy:;; with Observations ou. Stable Manage ment, :Ind Condition, • N 1 S WHITE, of Exeter, • Late Veterinary Surgeon to toe 'First or koyalDragams. 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DR.JANIES's ANALEPTIC FILLS are acimi rah!), calculated • for the above, and all those ph, lots to whic,li the HuMati Frame from the vn,is situdes of our Climate, as likewise for Bilious and other Disorde * rs of the ~ Bowels ;, and .tor Head-ad - Is,, occasioned by indigestion or by free living'. • They should be taken upon every slightlndisposition, and tbbs.by timely assisting nature in , the due discharge of the animal fundions, they preserVe the body in health and . vigour. , •-• , As they require no confinement, they are particularly corr vertient for Travellers. - • Sold only by F. Newhery and Sons, No. 45, SCPaul's, and at Dr. limes's' late house, in Bruton:.street, London.; .price 4s. 6d. a- box ; or six in a large box for I L 45. O'n.erye the words, " F. Newbery, No, 45, ST. PauPs, ,, engraved in the stamps. INOVATL:I) HEALTH. T T has been 'too - frequently the subjea ofjust and geuerai reprobation, that men destitute offhe vtlementsof the medical art , have cilli:red themselves 'as candidates for public patronagein ihe profession of,physic. •For the purpose - of doing justice to the resu It A our studies and experience,•and to prevent us from being dassecr among those empiries whose imprudent pretensions haye, unfortunately for soelecy, been too favourably received, we. beg leave to submit to the liberal and enlightened a faithful statement of our pursuits and ac qktiremerics.. After having received a regular medical edutsa. trop as the pupils of Messrs.'•G - rindell and Blizard; ledures and practice we c,arefu Ily attended, as pioressors and surgeons of .the :London Hospital; we entered ourselves as students itr•that. justly celebrated school for medical acquire went, the Korai College of Edinburgh, arid were instruded in the different branch;!s of anatomy, surgery, the theory and pfadice or physic, chemistry, midwifery, botany, etc. &c. by - those ertunent • professors, Drs. - Monro, Gregory 1-flack, Hamilton, Puncati and R,uflierford. We trust we shall not bedeeMed presumptuous in saying. that our proficiency and acquire:mei:A are niconsidcrable. • Having tor a Jong series of years made Venereal Complaints, and the various dise - n;es of . Debility,. the particular objett of our studies :Ind p ractice, • it will, we be al lowed that we have acquired superi-r kno W ledge of 'their treatment and cure. In - slight and recciA 'cases of icifedicn a perfect re-establishment .is completed in the shaft period of two days ; 'and in those of the utmost in veteracy, where other practitioners; have failed of success, a proper perseverance in our plan of treatment ensures to the patient a safe and' radical cure. • Amidst the melancholy variety of disorders which arc the .eflee,ts of a habit long and most unhappily purtied by the youth of both seXes, there are none rnore alarming or more distreasing thin those deficiencies and debilities which fre quently prevent dr embitter.the matrimonial state. To such pet sons it must be a- cansolation to know that they may now, by a new and itifallible.nu,cle ntrreatinent, be restored to that greatest of all human blessings, a strong, manly, and vigor cius constitution. in all cases of debility, from whatever. cause arising, as well as in every species of venereal iniecliun, We may be cansulted by patients of either - sex with the great. est secrecy and,honour. Hours olconsultation at home from fen to three, and horn 6 in the evening till to of night.- Patients in the country are requested to star~ the paitieu. lars of their case, age, and general habit olliv•ing, &c. Secs in closing a retnittancefor advice: and medicines, when the same will be given, or sent - to any part of the kingdom: Toensure that secrecy •so essential to our undertaking, the postage of 'letters may be added to the account tar medi eines. " CURRIE and Co. 'Surgeons, No. 1,7, Hutton—garden. Messrs. Curriesand Co. have Certificates iron me above respectable Professors of London and:Edivbutgh, for the diligence, skill, and Hitntnity, with which tiLv ref fotmed the duties assigncd them during the time-fey At. tend,d ti , , it LeEttires and I-vac:nee. ' A' 1