The Sun. — London, England, 1812-06-03 00:00:00

NtrATIVrIZ THE pirr Iju 1113111BERS of this CLUB are informed, that the Al\ NIVERSARY DINNER will be at the,Lon i,n!aTatern, lii•Thopiigate=street; an ;TITEiDAY, the 16th ut,, pursuant to the Resolution. of the 16th May.l ; 4. tSineil) J. B, Treasurer LOWE'S PATENT BRITLSH - SHIRTING CLOTH. 4 . LOWE begs leave to acquaint the Nobility • and - Persons - of ;Distinction,. that in. addition .to the h ; 4l sorts now.coming in weekly of the Spring Bleach, (and h i l s , :has, kr. opwards of :fOur years, - met- with such distill= teed patronage!, are a few pieces of superior fineness of ths .tb `ul.v, fabric,beautiful appearance to any Shirt'', g everyettuanufactured, and well deserving the insp( 0 . Ladies of the first nk. hr the Piece at 1;54, Cheapside, near St. Paul's; and arding, Howell, and Co. Pall Mall, and -at no other ' 344 s in London. tA y GOTHS. FOR CORN AND HAY STACKS, &c. / ( 3. '444, TOOLEY-STEET, SOUTHWARK. DGINGTON and Co. rppectfully . inform ky - Gelitr , Farmers, and the Public in general, tr i 4 e they supply s-r.ACK. CLOTHS of a superior quality for C_O . RS; and HAY STACKS, (as a substitute for bk e h . darns !., an article that is fonnd by experience to an tiler the absi.ve purpose, and, for cheapness and durability, to any thing - eve before invented. :they also furnish t t _ v and Pullies. to connect with and support the. said Cloths; tTarpautus and Waggon and Cart Tilts, made either woollen, or hair cloth. Coal,-horn, Meat, and e Sacks. Netting and Bunting for Fruit Trees. l arp tt ati i i - 1 11 , 7 , i,rcti a nts and lanekers supplied with Water Proof C•'dt • rs per Post duly executed, and sent to any part cf tha '4gdom. ' 4 ORROW THE WHOLE OF THE L•OI,'T.ERY WILL BE DRAWN. KING'S BIRTH-DAY. lIICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and CO. the A„euntractors, respectfully inform the , Public, that the TE LOTTERY will be, drawn the. 4tb. of JUNE. SCHEME. Of 220,000 3 - - 10,000 4 • - - 5,060 4 - - 3,000 Fr . • 2,000 8 - A:41,578 of 1001. 801. 501. 401. &c. &c. &c. CRE.TS and SHARES are - on SALE by RICHARDSON, leaii4PLC-CR,- and CO. at their Offices, the Corner of Bank- Cornhill, and facing the King's Nlews, Char lt it •ts ; where, in the Lottery drawn o the 30th April list, gold the following CAPI'IAL PRIZES, in (4 Shares : No. 5,&13 a Prize of k)0,000 11,518 - - -' - - 500 11,453 - - - 3,000 2,404 - - - 300 10,G09 ' - - - 300 2.,740 - - - - 200 3,i58 - - - - •- 200 of ,Cl,OOO - - 500 400 300 200 la., • - AIORROW THE WHOLE OF THE LOTTERY WILL lIE DRAWN'. LITTLE LOTTERY. SWlrry and Co. (the .Contractors) respectfully 0 1 / 4 inform the Public, that the LITTLE LOTT,ERY will be '''z. on the KING'S lIIRTH-bkr. There are onlir 1,000 Tickets, with the following GRAND SCHEME. I • of 1 'o,000 . 1 ' • 5,000. 1 • 1 2,000 1,000. • 500. 400. 300. 8 12 .1,600 To ' to• ******** A• * 40 0 . . Co • Itf7, ' f,'.o '' ,. .5 . 1,410 9,650 15 . Ti c , t a; 11 S:1'S and SI-1111/E.S are selling at SWIFT dud Co.'s 4i i i c !s, No.ll, Poultry, No. 12; ClAring-kross, and No. 31, ate fir-street. TO THE PUBLIC. q. WEBB,. for fr.yours . qlready expuiincted i tkei . • returns his sincere Thhirks .and from those Pers9Us • t o L 'tled to advttire in the SMALlibat RICH LOTTERY, 't Pn on 'TO-MORI:OW, Abe 4th JUNE,' "-). i'Vettfunv sulitit‘ a' preference; having now a great va ht, of Tieteis and.OFFICE Slv.res f , or Sale, at his newly established OitTUNATF. ‘ll l 17, lA.TI)GATE-STREET, near St.. raes; tj7„e the last Prize of TOUR 111()('SAND POUNDS SFL was sold in One Half, One Quarter, One t'l 4 7 and Two SixteenthF, and paid on demand. l'rt„ *- Orders from filo Cbuntry-punctually attended to. G SecuritiCs Boughtand Sold by Commission. Irish excnanged for . British Curieucy, and Bills on lia nelsOclaied by . 17.1. -e nßed State Lottery OfEce, G. WL1313, Stock-broker. . . - Y k• 4. ~,,,,- • 4 • ~,, • , - 7. . ' ~..4, NEW PUBLICATIONS. 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' - • THE GI 1N Is M kLAL , Y . 4 .1(1(r:S ELY To .the AtilLated with COI.t)S, COUGHS, ASTLIMAS, HOUPINGLC 4 )UGFIS, CON , Sti,Y.I . ,I lONS, &c,' Inmost 6amestty leconttneadeet .111/IDbEN'S VEGETABLE ESSENCE. T ro ttO 3tisti'co to I L . 'S ineaitribie - 1 - " , is mit in the power of lan4uage but the which it has already pet formal, and 'is daily. per;, , rining„ fully speakits- praise.. -As a remedy ,for the di-,eases just mention- ed, .it, is, an point, of . ease, pleasantness, and' efficacy, at;solutelY unparailel.A. It is so easy, that la tea spoonful. is a proper dose for a grown person ; so pleasant, mat, in api:earance and taste, - it is equal to wi•lte wine ; - so innocent; that it may h‘Tadininistfred to'an.in!ant newly born ; so efficacious, that thousai;eis, w - horn it lias Iron) the giocien uf.;iisease to the :ultishine of health, are now the living and, grateful wittiesSes its worth. Mr. Nladderit hopes he nor be. doei,:ed guilty of ostentation, in venturing to add, that, exclusive. of a e. petal sale, and. large. quantitiessent, \tram nine to to 'highly respected. Clergymen, in .the . vieinity-of " - fawn, to be disaibuted to their poor Parishioners, as' occasion may require, "or thieir own •benevolence br dicretlott direst, lie has' had the inexpressible gratification, of re.. lievni,4, within the last six years, at nil ov.ot hOuse only, free or .any expense, upwards ut Three Thousand • Patients; many or whom were dreadfully afflieted : and that, trustS,- he - it . as been, in -numherleSs 'cases, the - humble 'lnstrument, in the hands of Providence,' of pre venting; ur arresting the progress of a - diseasti which the fate . gnat ;qi good Dr. Darwin emphatically termed the '• Giant alady " -a diease, .ackording to . the Muir aeCu; - ate estimate of the best informed physiologists,.annualr> sweeps from ground sixty thou and of its finest rlo ..era --a disease, at the past, present, and tuturclavages Of which' ho . manic) . shudders. - In order to prove;that the foregoing' oblervatiOnS are not the mere elThstons if an interested. Propr , etor, a Pamphlet - containing a-more particular account ;,rt tile" virtins ut Mad den's Vegetatqc Essence; wont tjie reComflteiktal tpilS - 01 nearly a bundled Gentlemen ut learn n t :, rank, SA respecta bility, who have :eft its wonilc rful and pie..sti,g cdccts on themselves, or have been eye- w ittiesses hereof on .tners ; and many tveli.atte . steit Cases of Cures, triLy astoiishing, and aim ,st.,tiicredible -may hr had, gratis, 4t ilir Mad den's, t 4, Glaticester-str,:et, Q square, ; • Nlr. Sanger's, 'so, 0 xtora.street ; , Mr 4„ Huguenin's, 3;, ' Haymarket ; Mr. Perrin's, 23, Soutliampt,ii street, C,vcitt Garden; Ward's, ri3. Holborn ; Mr. Niattr.,s's, f 5, Flater-street; Messrs. Kiievett and Co.'s, Itai th clo:.e, cst - Sulu liti ld ; tii ins Konliti's, (late iitt) •Ex,cli,ing,e Gate; Mr. Bieniimrs, t With. out ; fordan s a, 3 , W.iit ; and Carki-.'s, "26(:), High street,' itorough . Where mty be' hid tue in bottles, 'Price seven :.h Bugs stamp •itutV intAucled. • (ibjectsuir-Charity rhust aprtiy, as us.til, it& Gluucester streel. Mr. Madden will -send three botYle!, to any part of the Kitigdo (carriage free) upuu tCIX. Y 11.6 411 u,.l a ura 44 one i; °Lind. • • EPRECE SIXi'ENCg-EAirPENNY. ENERAL SIR. JOHN ". MOOR. 27.'s CO - RIJN NA-1.. PATIIZi . CAMP BE;)'. f ,rzning a rt.-81)1:1c Military Bed fur the • rield, Ba_rici ,, and SOFA for a Tent or Ramp, &e.• and far tra board. Ship, the whole packing in a s.aaii -e, allow•.d the nort able ever yet ina.unfactured; uy No. 16 and 17, Catheri.ic-sc.reet, ,!`^ltr who ulost hainbly presnint the h.ighest oug , ,t to ix; paid ail those who so gaily atiy live and. die tar Cutiiitr7. • . e,.. 1 ... t.. , , , ,, ,77';i 155. 57 .,. .... &:%p ~ .„ f i,".(s 7Z5.,,, ;r3,!f:'.' - ; t ' . 4 c'-':' -!..,, , rniy ,4; - > V, ' • , • 4 •:'' - -..." ..'-',.% ; ' ' '''''. ' '....g...P.' ''- ' 4 " ' 13,ANL,ANA .)A1 TjTHITE HANDS !.ave ever e-,tee . ryd 3 Vll • 1 b tY , ti A•• ••ne • f psjskia_ Sex.,, . A. Ili 1 EUrrlpt are e s sential to i .ers trs t it-.,K lie 14 A.N i)A N St rAP, k 5, po,,s , ss the iici',lA/ pro perty oh giving ,tile mos t . e,c4tus , ce,leUc.,c. tekture in.. conceivable tairuess to ene Hands r,.vonst arts with this Soap.,.• Even in ca,es ihre . the skirt injured . by labottr mother vio;eoc,., o tiara; e,s a..d i_oarse lietS are ettec.inally, n,i,olthly, and perni , ., vtd, and succeeded by a smoothness, fiirnt'ss, ttii wn , ch cannot ire , Lquire - by oily oin.-r viiiatever It is hry ex perience onty that any one cul t•Orni au adequate idea of the superior excelleo , c-ot , tbis Soap. :101.1 by . the Proprie•or's Agana, whose- sioa•ur: it bears, Weston:arid Co., No. 229, Strand, near "I emple-bar, Lon dun ; and the Pr,oprieturs, as a further security, bog the.ii to be partic .i itlar in noticing, that- the noose a• d a(ldre.,s of the' Printer, N 27, flow -street, covent-g...rden, is allixed to the label vrapper. All others are counter feits. Sold by many resp.:cian:e Perfume's and •.Med,,i c e Venders in ['own and Country, price ts. each Cake. tint it is ,at all tithesriecesary to be particular i h trio t al - ,ove Cauton, incr. be the means of prevcivici,:, the iuip s ' have of late-been .A CHA NIE ,, S ,, SIIS. CURRIE and Co,. Sri , g<!ons, ;site ia M jest Os service, Challenge the whole - kvo*ld to p rove a their medicine and tneth,:d cure have tailedut rite de s ired cited I fie prazdice: u 1 Lining years in this particular branch of their pruhssion, has nut given inset . ° one iinsucAssful as-. "Pricy continue to dire;'.l their studies to the treatment Ara cure ot venereal complaints, and that derangement of the sy s tein, which is the etiasequenze of the pernici mis and wasteful ettetts of a habit long and' most unhappily pursued by the youtti of both sexes: in the rine it will he found to be the unfailing source of barrenness; the other have its ravages fa tally developed tir ttican s by a tlistrcing state of debility, whit:hit idt , :t timely remedied, 'terminates in imputentcy, these are its rentote`•aral elli=cd4 while'consutned • •tion, loss of ntuseut a: po,-..er, and various nervous complaints, usually charact.rise the earlier stages'or t;;is solitary, v4ce.4:d. Ot er the disor;;crs a habit; their treatment and its never proved onsuc. cessfuNii t1ie.4.. - dUrri.- (4 a long, laborious, and much extetaktl practice. In toe. most and' cases'oi nerealinfeetion, such as.oh - stri:Ltions ,puinsy excreseences, . - har'd. tumors, 'carious ulcers, eruptiwr;, ,coil. teal witakness,Alectsos also . ST RICTU : S, .Whetlier- recent or' or lung duration, and which have baf. lied the-slcill oh' enhet Practitioners, .rte by their prese.i t proved plan Of treatment, *effectually and permanent ty cuicd,. • without elite Pattent sulleriug- tile exeru, i.aing p s is and tiilartningittimoirliage . which"treqt4:ntly tbiltiws the appliLa— Con. of the lunar Caupie. In the course; ut t•venty.iye4s .. , : , exten - Sive.prattice in this'. Metropolis, lbiltherOUS cases s ot Strictures have been and are daily under their care, the total" - • eradication ot which is ettecledb„..' sate, certain, 'and ex; ditious mode of practice, superior to any other yet adopted % The ieeaktiess,'Peia)(tation, acid debt p roceeding tram this.. complaint are speedily reindved, the P , tient restored to • sound and, vido;orous . li&iliti.. liut where tie neorlity fiaS for. years existe', a lir , per - persevciance in their ie s cora rive re: medics, ,fter the Strictare been des - troye ~ is I ,, diSpensa. bly requisite to revive the slutnttering span:, ut lite '; reanin:ate the-coostituti,m; SeVeral. Noblemen and Gentlemen of the first respeCll- • bility, have been under the care of Messrs. .urrie, and Co. , fur the removal of complaints of thelirethra.,,Strictures„ eke.' `and having received a radical sod permanent C tire, r - ..quest that references maybe' given 'to them, , as satisracti,iry . dences ot the decisive superiority of Mes,ts: Currie: and Co's. plan of it atnt tit. Nlany of these Gentlemen have had strie. tures fruity I, to 20 years, and had been unite( the care of Messrs. Horne, Heaviside, and other Surgeons of equal cirri.: neriec, who attempted the cure by tire application of the Lunar Caustic, without success. Messrs. Currie and Co. :may he consulted by ei•her sex 4itli the greatest delicacy, secrecy, and Honour, at' their !tense, No. 107, Hatton-garden. Patients sin the (ioutitry - a.re requested to state the particu lars of the ir case,.age, and general lianit of living, &c &c. - inclosing a remittance for advice and metheines. he , sante will be - given or senr - to any pat't or the kingdom ••To s ensure that secrecy so essential to their undertaking, the post. age ot le tors iir.,y be alien to the account fur titeuAties. r.t‘ft Tivii“ !!:, 01 nu: ;._.:.:t,, and vit I powe I3Cyu .t InC NiS Copt( I.lS s bic t.._ ENCLIsH.DIE PEkt; ...L.:110N OF VE;..;IiiTAI-;1..E. MEDICINE. • . rcniarkftble. ai 0► c lr daily ia prpot of the irresistible efficacy ,it this V...get d hje in ( .:ori , ..uniptinns, Astliniws, ;flopstes -in ail kinds of Fever--in-Nervous eut IlypoLhondriac Complanits - Sea a.ai Land . .curvy, iii.Scrojiliuit. - ," and in the tinat , nse vAriety 'of; Disorders spprigia, , , horn Ite . ci:it.itca habits, fr. In tr - erished 411,1 : iron impure Vropi ie torsin eti.. , llctaginit, the whOle body of to piottttce Atom all the botisied treasure, of tb .. kr . Ptidrinaco.. 'pceia any drug, am of si ugs, th,ar on well. tri c a experiments, It,is fr;tiodequall) b. i.it iii .. the suf ferer, in t1 , .”.it0 I:lincote.! , lo disorders. As to 't tender to d; .3,tor -sures are but to 0..,t1 ventlim, or : i t best susTi;fl,l4.,nly lii (f 1 and intaies:ett in(ligen...:e, whose re;n, ore beintf, atc l uile.l mitit y Sr Would toe Diet Drink io - enter comllLtitii:it. I ,i> can -_wilt" riot lieinipuie..k to i.r.suitil trop or WI.(11 It tee .11eCtiLd , its) mvr,f t from the ITtej.lcille; that belongs vet) . to Dr. oslktut Webstet_ , a ii.an whose 11,010ff:1.1 resvarc'es %Notified huh to notrric.t otrit-rs in tile rn: it .ip,,iic.t tion of iker.s:to human irineties - who litttl no less th sixty !., , Cf..irs fOsive plotess k on,il icit to the titt of burn.nue; lioeial, 'and hive bec.i, long santtiiine,tby the greatest - names in s ,f• ...01,1 A Itlntnt,a. -- Such a th.ol may :Aatei,), vf.o lout alluuett to aesert JS uruch right to pubhe .!t• Cc,e most Leie brat:fl Member of the Roy alai r;iysickans. ills ~er4 PRrpriet‘s....Liatin nor t is that of tAthloily, in CI.: 1., of t:nei,c - m-:- , [sue directions t;O:d.11:-ed in Dr enstct's ooii recipe, 1.4()W In then Sold in halt 'punt nol flub, ; pint ditto, 75 6J. ;_and in 1144.111 (tato, nut) n.cluaoi Togse. ior !nor, if:!orinatinti tin the charact,:r and of.fiwc , fe, of t . ff.:ifs:l Diet Driffk; air cf tune un•Attir,f. v.ol,ty '..t f fie fs 'may con. stilt Dr Weoster'..s tl e‘cetiit wuri. it the subli.-0, ,k brewbrew editioi l i of , j ;,y uhe t'-ropri,tor, . price 5 , in ark.tit pries us in a list at huh ty relirarkanle Lures, which ail kit.:Lui•red in 18,0*; Sok' who.lesale cnily.by the sole Proprierot - 5,11.51ee amlco. Borough and t,. one et least, in every consiiiera. ble town iu toe ail, aM.i by the foilo wing I,,,ivion, by tneirAAr,ts —Nkssuf Ilowatit ; l oft Evans, Long.hoe, W est Slll.o9tiellt ; Elit.tsoll, ettetljts! ,at:d DrogAisi, 1 6,' Jima of Royal. ; 4,Aeswortiky, mist t 4.0 ". 101k...21;.1 ; t tili,tt , ctieint,t, 24, Surrey st,,,N, rtmd, milt at Ketiningtort• clobs ; ',anger (Lte bacon) fco, tord-street ;' Nitkigley, Dri , ;_'lst, 49, Strand ; 1-111(is ,, tt anti Co. &c. 27,, !Id, oiarit.et %11,:td, 324, klothorn tiki AlAt. L tres s , - . - 1-*4 P ositively i:(1.,• oi: .he SUCGF.,..madCAP 117 TIE of hA1 . '.‘, 1 0 7 ,' , .A.A3, of the BRAVE COSSACK, - . er SEOlOrt•:1;:s; 11 ‘-li r AL (ASTLEY'S),. STER-BRIDGE. d er the Patron:lzt- of theirt Royal Hizhnesses the Prince Relrcnt 4lid Dake:of. Yok. TUN EVEN iNG, Wednesday,: 3d, To-raor ,--t-,. rox - %=, - Thur.:tit-11f, ` sth,- and Saturday, Gth, 7.` 41 e, ilalf past xtrot c,'Cltck piecisely, r.AmoiTs . STORMING, "SIEGE, and CAPTURE of SA - DA.107.,. A±ter whieb, tti ,- ! Grand Spectacle, in Two Arts, called, 'FITE BRAT& COSSACK Or, Tkl.IF. SECRET v. - NEmy. th,',.ltsterl by Eptestrian Troop ;. being most assuredly °Lir Last :Nights the abuVe- popular Pieces can be .per rmed. course of the Evening - the following - Songs, "The ii, -e4 ler's Daughter," " Postrzan," " Wise ' " Baug up in the City," and " The Fighting •Vut li(' • by MesSrs.: wooLF, R. -L. JONES, and JOtIAN . 4114° ) the celelnated DITCROW'S Elevated ;MPS DANG To Which will be aeded the I.`in:Aible Pantomime o f the TITS. GOLDEN` DREAM, Or, HARLEQUIN'S ANNIN' , l i'rso'Pened lialf past Five. thilf 1--ice at Half past Ite,iit "'Clock. )i e • On Monday next, June Bth; will be presented, a 4. ,T (=rand S , _:ige Spectacle, in Two Acts, which has been lo ng time in pr.paration.