The Sun. — London, England, 1805-10-10 00:00:00

7 ~{ i. - r, RIME: R 4.078. j 4„( TtIEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. t T he Public are reSiJeafully informed, that this Theatie ql continue o ien every Evening during tho mirlaiml4Tor tht Season. I TlllB PRESENT EVENING, Oa. io, , \Via be pertiamed THE JEALOUS WIFE, Oakly,L Mr. WRO-UGHToN-- Major Oakly, Mr. P.ALMER,;& . Charles, Mi. BA RTLEY''; Russet, Mr. Dc) W TONT; Sir Harry Beagle, Mr. 13ANNISTVR , Capt. Weimer, Mtl . IMINSTONE ; Lord Trinket, Mr,. I) E .CAM P. Mrs. "Oakly, Mi4s , DUNICANI ; Lady Freeleve, Mrs. SPARKS ; Harriet, Miss MELLO N. wi Ta‘d • I \IATItINI NY. Delaval Mr. E LL I WI - ON Zaron Del.inibcrg, Mr. Llovtr - rON ; ; I O'Cl4tierty, Nir.'[OHNSTON C. Clara, Mrs. ta'..1)41 . 1 ; ' • I. o.ttior , Lisetta, Mrs. BLAND ; , his a „, „ _ 411 Ifc!Ve,Otheiiu; Othello, Elltstott (bet t r i. t ctT J 4 that charaaer); lagc. Mr. B:Arryillore.; - Deid . e. Mrs. It i 1 4 4 , 4, m With I,tie l) bay ; -`"•"-• 1 unseen* . Snu r d, fiturroch Ocl4ny, hir• ." • ; . 1 1 1 5, taut Stratagem, Archer, Mr. El - . ><l y" s u i lea r uv Foignrd, ielnisecue,; :. 4 10' 14 • Deo, lilrio.Drania with new Music, Scenery, and . Proil t y'v, c l'. 4 .' C inedritiV, in religarbal, , 4114, of 4 few day's. • jr` ~. ~4i ' !!! O,J ~-,i. 4 414. fle w ..111Cea,In the ecturse • r :l '4A' : it I,' b ''-.--"-'7l-. - - INI IS ' 11 1- - --,.() YA L, COVENT-CA-IlDli:N. , Ii EsENT EVENING, "Oct. 'iv, 1806, , • Ilr will be - pertornied ' ' -trIE POOR. GENTLENIAN. . . . • S ck r It • 13 'nittitile; Mr. M tf ND E N ; Sir C• CrOpland, *lr. PAR LEY ; • - ---, • ' *.,.; , Pre, dermk,..llll - ..11. LEWIS, • trt9,l4 his First Appearance , in Lortdon) ; • . Lteur. orthington, 'Mr, MURRAY ; 0113pett, Mr, F. AWC ETT • Vorporal F oss, Mr. B L - A NCBA 0 I • ' Stephen liarrowby, M. EMBRY ; .' ~ Buniphry Dolrbins, !Qr. WA DDY ; alas Lucretia, Mac Tab, Mrs. mATTociK43 , Emily Wort:tington, Mrs. GIBBS t t ` t D 'llue 11.trro4by, Mrs- EMI': It Y. t ,:l. • ' Wlfti , ~,,.,. •. t I '' '°. ‘ rE2 A'`T.A-malE. - • s , r -},t ,'.ritliy Macsarcastn, Mr.rC.0 0) , K ...- E k • t i r ' ...,' ' II?) t...l...call.igitait O'llrallaghan, Mr. WAl)'"„t ..- "'" A llCtidore Goodcha d .. m r. luxust P LIR ai - ..' 'Spiii'e trolni, Mr. EL LEWIS: • Beau NI ordecai;-Mr: SI M NON s i .. t„ ; • Altvial Cli,trlutte, , Mrs. Si'. 11.1:;(;_k:414 7 # Olitia.rt!,a, the C.;antester.. ~ . -- l e re`i;:v"ley.,., Othello; with TiAkyrjsoner at ,La 7 t 4tred , v 47 l t ti r . ag!!!). of The'kevenge, havi . 4 .. a ! ,__ _ __ . , i. ~,,,,wilib, rt rlleghest a pr)rdbaxlori,' by .4 T'ultlt . """ IleXt ; . tr "Atte_ 1 , , 1)it4(1 for the third tint; un Mon day . a th i i i it n e ,u . hi?.t ,t he Vublic are reati&iftlib' tut°,""'„ , • 41 1, 4 6( ri ' 4, artly he Witlithawn froni the Stage, on . ai,..6,? , ;!, c 01 41 *:•‘,,,T elv. Pieces now in preparation. • After tile 4 t ilei. ,_ he .perforiiterin'he Fatnwr. b GawkY; ;7t , 1it.,,, 11 ' . a,Y., 11K: Chapter of Accidents,. ;,.4C°- , b ii i • i ;ili a . fl4 . front the 'Fheatte- Royal in thellaytnarket, e. 4 "• - r ., t q'Peatinice an this Stab: ; after which; • A New m e 64 wt.„.., ncver atacitt '..-.. 'l'4l'4Y lahe-suie. I i,t! 'Shore, Mrs.,sidapiis. -`----....._____—'. ......_. - • - ~!`,.) - .lAlt f o p ' S'I'AT F. I.o'r rERY. • . S*, i "`'-vi% :ere the . Only.' CAPITALS : yet ~,.. t Pio, , • v• i ( ;a h :7 , 3 lir;z,.. of 'i",5,.),10 . in , S , liarcs . . -"-e... I ''. " - - - 2.0.;:-.,111 :mares •-. 1 4 16 - - _ - rob° , in Shares 91 ' 1 " - - too* Whole Ticket. ..: • , 1451 S -- . . iN, in Sliar,:s. ; r! , ,I . C. lt'll'..-',l.s in the W1112.1 , .1.. • 1 „ - - of .. . - - - /..: 7 •'' ,4 •°° ' 1 - .. . ,1 . ~ ..„ , ~. 1 00 00 ..' 3 . -'..of - *- ,5,°,)??, ...L . . - ~ - - - of 1 . •• - -. of .. , . - , ,of t) t 'X'r Nit, "-"die. 5',.. - c ' Av i ,,,,, ,, „.o,sin v , , • • •., ~ . 1 ..mtißTil "-.....- tiri l w, , =, ottolier 14; Wti i. ht, tR. , i ' ( f:. L_ f. ,,, ~,,,. ..\141.\- who 1,,, ~ rA . ,•,1 t [tree Years I.,'' , kz, •.'ll t o ii, , ,e,,..,,,,.., wh . ) h as atilt given tip - e ,, .1 alai i Nc i ~. • "fir .'- • ' • his eraleSiinns lik it " to ti ,„ al ~ LL, 11$ toeraole iirogress in . A A rt i st tor ths: reinaining four yeas of h is )10 4 „„PPIY at ~1 ' time with A "I Str,,,,;i t Bat of. the Oxford and Cambridge Coirce7 'l.4loti :........,- ki it i. -.`" AND, 1.1 FT. 1 \LS ..i.kAVCIi-OFYIL:EI . U . Oct.. i 4, IS9T5c.i, Tilt A T 41, t( N A .11 xT rO v 4,\.; FIRE arid LIFE ll.\ .t,RAN— 1iki,"+:414,t,-. = .tantlirtikes lnstiiiinee4:frorn -it iro . througl;- t sn,,i, . , ,Ini 444 1 . ei , i . A• b . porpigil •c f Mil , r teb. 'ltt 't e'l ' l3Q the l ""c "4 " 1 - ' ' the' rvroase and T il. rlo i ,,, itie , nsurant.e of Livf,s ? and t , t he 1 ,4 itlit u 8. . '-'4llilit io - n 'trolt ninderate as those of any InirritutiOrt; tt, , ,, , 4 4 inorc tavouruble tlytri, have heehlet ordered. and q e4 or t i l i i i i .. l 9adt for. Policies'i nor, any , AdmiSsion.- l• (re i tti4 r U Co m : . I ",surauee. r, r , m,.. ~talssion is allowed to SoliOtqrs, litoket , .. "Li e, 0.414,,e1yel Life' tris`ur.ince:' ''• ' ' '''' • ' '.. as Zl' i i !t) 4 lfl n c ( t e 4 . giVtn daily, from . Nine Lb` 11n404 Itt - 4 h° ,',, l L / 9 , 1 , 11 0 : .., 1 4 ,,, !In t- hangt:-al ley coriihill, where printt. 11, , "'llveretrraleof EX' -'- ' ' if: pencil.. r ~ IsY Order of the Board.. ~ • ...--- '-' 7 le ''' - '-hltprs ees WARN ll`ft. t - 1).1 . : p r 1 1 1 , 1,1,) it ~\N—Cf.. A c . ,F. , I „E 5..., .tc....,.. q ; ~. ill . ._ k, o ,4 r itAtiN of fri6 NC)IIWICT- ,1i...410‘,i - 1 ,' 44.114. E has liccii .''W • i pted l'Or y.islit yaiii.isaA, 4e4i"l.' "0 ''' u b " . 'd el' liii6iitiStilthblig,lt % . ,tt of I, , , tt.4 ►and aqui take-4 t- I lii`, 4 l ). t/i t 4 Thuni for d lisurtnett .isht ltetAuntittf. - ill othc i f .41 4 ,1 444 r A.F•tingl.‘lctilbers haire 'boil Cluiblettiq PiaRY, pat:. It ge . e d 11 0 IeAS tli:til ".i . 6 '''' .r' Cent: ' ence it i., .1 th:ttni. that P t , ~. 11.911 9 t i ° 7 t•ap alifhi's ' 0 til&e ' IN, atte4, 31 , 1 . 0 noirrtY mt be-In u , .... tlvrt The ~,, i tt tx9 fthe or . 1. et the usualvexiterrcectef eg 1 - ' word „. ' `4„., pett,,,, r - 'Ke are contirittal IF, intt‘4 o ittf:rat'' . i ., r i k , ~.,lii: (rti that lkr'llitire s . , iiitilftis'Y.'ilr bi equal s' - ' ' - it ..,"'hrl4lAttihg tyi * , . 1' i , '. 4 ,h i ii. a .1 1 1 ton. so SIN trr the et", rb4-ttrlice ttg,, .. IN _t4 ~.. , trtsll l'ed,'ACdt.tar l lyi to ;be mom g en tottq. AO 4.4" .11,1 proirrettt have tak l en, this op.po c( r ) te-_ Nl/44trt, 1,113,1-that such pFrsons as' may wish to . OZ, i 1 . 7 I kt .1. - 4. 1 ' .1t13 ' thi:‘ 33 rt 4 401 t tlifyifit,. tF . Lettel (0 '' ....Ak lt ki , 1.1:--iittur ..t'hoinakilign a l i j. ,o•st.,(ritilty,,,, Nicrrieli ; .in-kl li k....:!tlity „ ii nAte 4t SUitattk disitiwr l S tr 4411 flit. 1 h'.. • .. - .-- , ': A PPOl!ltiiir • A 'Li V CICFa ••k. -- Wilvti ;•••,,..t,, e • ! L itthi ~' ' - 4,—, 1, 0- 04.1 „zo „.;005. - "`": .- 'Ontb s 4 t , of Scr rl ' 1 - do. ' • »ear.ince it was ~il4' eried L 'ilt '',iaiitti • 91 al '' ' '"3 - I,At 4 t l iir-n,i%e rith:, ~414M`' R IM t)c ' I ' ‘: . 't tf , P ., " ' "CC k, ,i 1‘ .1 ,-,06he4 ;-.,.cih t; 4:4 ce 1, aqvThirctt to z.tvirttititltour -, , . t 4 1 1441 I?tler nall, Iv hi),,)ftuglit it ..1.0.-A, CittP"r4itel ; l.tl, l 'it qh.,lii!, Ariti til: il,:.:e Be,:aine ulce:.nect from the 4 4 '';' Ne t . 1 1 ''r . ; 'roll-141,A ~ ; , ,. , 4 `l.ortneil in. the ' , salivary Nt o it ab,,!nt thin, in t ',,e , ,l;lroikt, by the stile ttltitri ki r „ 44 1 , oetlt I.ill i 1h1t.,,.,A114)(1.; tit , tht; other ,i,),.•... s k ,, yas -4 .:a- I th, ?titi,,•l.4ui'lit Or • Eartii , )l, l lll::),t .' S 11 tikl?rta i• tor ti e ' tilt , rt.:,-"i',,, i n , • , ~ , lief. - At this Woe,. i 4, 7 0 ., ~ '"' Niary F ~ ''''' ha rd" . . i nt.:54 Nile ( 1 ,-. r.,,,,N, 1,1144, ~, • 0 i(t.ki it', %Vita ~ , . ..!ii, l l , 1 (-- ~. ~..,. ,i ''' Qt. tr l'M t V,: .oio sto:tre nhe fit:gati t. , 1,11 . ,r, tne,Mtul; ' ‘ttsll"l.,-"A forth:: si, , je ..)f a t.,..eiver if. , nth, wit -n tr ':, ," t " , and slin'b e ` 4 - t , , 1 •el 1 low ~ , - Lone perled . 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In. a few ,Days will be published, 7 Elegantly printed by Ballantyne, in 0 ktiavo, the Second Edi - tion of THE LAY , of the! LAST MINSTR-El, , A Rm o. 4 44 ry WRITE it SCOTT, Esq. Printed for ,Lo roan, Hurst, Rees, .and Orme, Patemos4 ter.row ; and A. Constable and Co. Edinburgh: Of wham may be !tad. t. The MINSTRELSY of theSCOTTISH BORDER; 'consisting of Historical. aid Roinanticllallads, colleded in the Southern Counties of Scoilartd; kvith a few of a.modern date - fa i ntl(W on local Tradition. *With an Introduelion, and Notes ,by the Editor, Walter Scutt, lay. In 3 vols. Bvo. , finely printed by Ballantyne;of Edinburgh, 'price tl. r is. 6d. .boards:. ; The Third Volume may be had separate, price los. 6d. in boards. C'SIR 'CR/STREM 'T a Metrical . Romince of the Thir teenthXentury.. By , `I hontas of Erciltlounc. called the ithyiar: Edited from the Auchinleck CIS. by Walter Scott, E,sq,• 4Limbly, plintettin Royal Bvo. 'Ballantync. (only .15s copies printed.) - Price 21. 2S. in boards. Inlbe YALE of. A.YLESPQRY, with early Possession. I .TOItESOLD EY AUCTION, By Mr. It klIS;P: On Friday the..iSth instant, at the Rainbow Coae.house, in Cornitilifq.ontlini, .at TwelVoO'Clock, by Littler of Trustees under kNobleman's Will, VAT.,02\:131.;t FIILEHOLD , and TITHE . . , •I' E — I7A fRY 'FARM, - math a portion of -Land in t , Tillage, contitrning altogether 24a Acres, called DU NS l' R HILLp situate in Charndon, in lite Parkli of Twy rind, be- - tfreem itagreatßoadsle.arliur from ..AylesbUry to Bucking ham, 'and Aylesbury .: to Biecster ; the principal part now and for many yrars.past to the oceopation of Mr. William Lain. : bourne.. The Rouse and Homestead are on a pleasing erni-. • iterite,'"atmlinaoding a view of the greater part of the Lands, which lie rod warm aspen, aird may he still farther enriched by the first of all inwrovemenis iii Agriculture, the floodings and tine draiithigs of the Cow,hoescs,. Yards, and •011 ices, being brought over the Meadows and.Pasturesoethe Estate. To be viewed till tite-Saleiby leaveof M r.• Larnbeturne,'of whom printed Particulars may be had ; also at the Cobham, ; King's Arms, IlicestaA Cenrge, A y bury ; White Horse, 'Oxbridge ; Rose, Watford ; of the Printers or the x!ord, Reading, anti Northampton Paperi ; of :11.% Tyndale,. Esq. Littcoin's• I On- Fields ; or Mr. Carter,, Staple's-inn, London ; Nit . Fluffier Titanic, at the RaiithOw • add 'cif 'Land Surveyor,. Charlotte.: Street, Bloomsbury, London, .where.a Plait may belt:ea. kcai Crratltlissenilen p aniilUmptinovith Early'Possessiem • TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By 'Mr. iItIINF. , , . At the Rainbow Coiloc.house, eornhill, on Friday the 'Silt • itistant,ar Twelve, Atggtl()l,l) and i ry".r FIE-I - MEE 'ESTATE, (and on which,the Land-tax liar beerrredeetnitl) cap.: the of thogreatest impfoveinents, together With the Manor, br reputed Mande pi tied IC) L L I N't; HANG ER, situated on the romantic Hills about two miles to the west of Great Missenden, in Buckinghamshire, oh the verge of Pricstwood COMI1101), urt which, as welf - as'AVyaurtbe Heath, this Farm has fajoyed.ap unijittitqa right qt . pasturaßT ; now, anti for *thirty yearspitst, iwthe occupation of Charles Niaion; at very old rent of only 501. per anituni. The Estate comists of a Owel line:house; with a Garden, itipti . inelosed int hiill,brigit and flint wall, t wo. Harris iv i t h three floors, Granary, and other o,ut-buildings, and twelve - t ortifignous I nckiili res f ineadoW pa;tii re,' arable, )ind wom Ltiund , 4*(MtAilkiLlgjibuot o.ne Hundred Acres, within a ring • Terite a'nitbUtrtierert on the" south - and' north sides by a good and hard road. To he viewed till the'Sal'e, and printed l artico,ars may be st`..* Mr. l Ntasiiiii on the . premi ses ; also at the G tome, Aylesbury ; White Bart, Missentien ; WycOwbg; Crown, Amersliarnt ofilie , Painters of the: Oxford,,Realfmg, aati Nartha»lptPkV,PPers ; at- Rainbow ; atid'of 'Mr !Wine, Leitia • Stitve br, Charlotte. strevS , P:t'r ) • To T. TAYLOR, Surgeon, No. 9; New Bridge-street, • • . London. - SO Nlay 2, I s oo , T 41Sinipg'of 1791 with, a Venereal Complaint, which I t owe for five months; bur was • 011.1 01/11,4.11 in :to a regitlar P.l)ysiciati, who opt a temporal). r.b)i) to t rite-v,irtt. 'fence of the 'Disease' (tylineriettrial tai' tome ' I time; but growing, in spite at alI incitioine,atul l tliqqattyice of the first Gentlemen of lite .-FaintltY here, woge and f ;tvcitta'.l6.s. twoktiara; tcgAt4tte 101„1,,sf.„„ I i _ paralleled and beyond dese'ription, being an.. entire leper, and ulcerated front head to foot.-. -My !wail, thrinit, .mouth, nose, jegs, arms, &c.!lime-been ,al,otHiatcly . iu (bingo of' I becoming u scleSs Itt ' .. Sllhrt," have 'bad Itourttventy to, .thirty sating nrcortt ;on , ivy, ,boily, . : a s inl,pearly. , totally de. priced of sight.;-It would be v bl t imittoti: , . to • Oriicti'fii rl2e all my i; i tse-li:eutlice it toillayOhere',never was, or4fiar • i be „one of more dangerons,, of a iiiw - e• ,compti. &Oct.} ttAlirb.‘"PhVek Iting-•444tet I poll by' 411 y ~• . _ , ...magtineat -mmellk,lty.atid pe A , i ,x,Qvvry ; And, in ne t t, dndition, llearh"ittas ptifeljble to 'My , more titan miserable state. lii,..t,l4,ll . teiAtilio W glop. 81d. 1 drag , a most misefable existence, 'nil' Divine Proviclettcej . t hrew tit 4tirtvir4.- fig 441itatnklirtha: case Itif • a Mr. B. of. Plymouth—my mends 1.01%41, I could 'went, ir.o iil4Tl V I LLS,; which, by t i•Singloani.(iq,lo - tol k twie„,..;4 ll now,apil bavelong Been; (After' Andi. titan fair ' ) ears' linksircbriftllei distress), in as good a sWeisA:licapltlitsiek -kti e4ttoyed.; as a i proof . of this, I had a tihe, thriving, healthy child, born to, the a icw months ago. In graiittut4 to Goa, and in hopes! of tOttliorv,s-creaturo service, rtgmuo4 Au to , publish thiS;and you May at ally tiine 'refer persons who wish to lid 'sat istletr. of the truth . 'of this, or further oulars7,. to me or toy friends, by letter or person. As few- evict' for badness hill ever equal int( nonc e xceed it, I havv m, iro vt.pqic9ce every rv , t4Q/)..uLafsuro; that •in your I..VA.K E's' LIS thUr t wit? *iitt av sure, t sPO. I}`y patl* t ; nitektractic. .:eure; pft Pitte.; 0001 stageat the \Tem:real Disease, which is called a co/4.i Lets. . ; t it N' THOMPSON:. • I ritirtnoilittable family reasons •poivent, ipalcin&Anyi 41 naMi - and •addiess• public ; but 'crellitalAce tieneltitfly; may 41$0, be Sai;r reit ,ty.gi j avyli filen( sby(Mrs. SYClatk, 'ltainSay.tiardens, PrepareiliduWoltibMlC Vac .V , vol'fiCAVt :t„,••1-: ' T. T.A.)(1.01t, Member of the 'Loyal College in ot Surgeons .L.lnnion, at his i btleti. !tip. New l'iritlte-I4fRIM inhere lid I 'giire'Adfft':e without a to persons take • big ills,. odwitt Otvi;lt3Kkit:lll4 letter Pti:it. No, on thc s:InK terips, observutg ;ill cases the mos 4 .Ifo,6l4blek.,isectecy;, nacii)elitiA o t 'brzastf t asirtgaie mentioned,- but . l ;tt *lt relpiest, the ko4 'prletor, during the' orient in ettisn'ttrirtyAiti .that' lie has had .:tile-,Ontittaip.g 40_,.0 . tetisivs1.4 1 of the 'abo • Altidie, an o d . the prietice artstng tlierefroni. t bribit.4iprolittiovnt,‘ ibr she piney e et those living at, 4, t I `t 4 nit istanco„; by, , me.,),laxte V:96o+_ll,l4tfeei. INtrt >vhdnnalso Nrg peertifter's, No. 35,r ' St. r•A - •`ttlrj ,-Rt4ts ol ll*.JP/r 0)00.1141). , cittki?" l lll( ,,ct .Ott' it; 'orougn's NO. 7, Viso-street-nal; nearly' opposite the mo 3 nument ; Steers, llookseller,l4M4,.:-.Untott-row, I.l.tri Tower.arin; callwelt's, Dublin; and tfy oat: perSolt ,eiery,-,,cOpsideptble!.town ittifileat,liritnity.ant Ireland, i boxes of only as. 9d. each, sealed up with itill and plat Aire e ktions . , whereby, persansia Intiaor Sea 'may cum them: 1it1C1544. N .' o .'4' Ev'ery isox sold in' Great' lifitairr it . seate4 . - tip St a mp, 4)11 tiy ; favour of the • t:pntitoi svvnth.ioners, is printed, i T: aylork; N0..6, New itridge-street,", to iinutate Wines) is litiohx, -, ipiq arhas are couitrcrieit* VICTUALLING OFFICE,- &L . ?. 4, Tiles. • THE COI.IIIIISSIOATERSIbr PICTU.AL,LIAG HIS MAJESTY': 'Alif Pl' 'do herehyiivs.Noicei tot Frido next, the &ilk lust. t&y he. recta -ti receive Tenders in Wiling ( sealed up), and treat "or TI - Kee Thou sand Boits of i , LAGS,fir the use•of the Cooperage, to be ontwer able toSantplet to he produced with the Tendat;,' ti be deliver ed, in the space of Twelve Montlie, &'reguiar monthly prApor.. flans, into Hi; illajesty*.k Vißualling Stcret.,gt Ikptlerd ; 'and to he paid for, by Billt,py -Ole,. with -.(ataest,_?tittetr dp. : r after date. N.B. Ndrendir far "4 :es, Qi.vtlity /btu: soo Bolts will he ahnioni. Tim Conditiais of I& Quanta may be seen at the Seeretaiy% 'Ojie. sygord,will be bad to an; Tedoler int wbit,G the Price shall stet be inserte.l in words at It or that shall not be tlelivered to `the hej,,ee One o'C'ock tnt the ~a 4 ,Psido tl,a stth inst. nor :inlets the Perm: snakes ite fender, or s.nne Perron on. his behalf, attends, IP atiswer; when cal:ea' id.. • N0..29,, Arundel-street, Sept. t 3, t8t7 , 4. FOR Eleven Year.; I have ri,-linvidled all wilier rratice for the Treatment of Venereal Com Plaints. and the cure of those deficiencies which are the consequences of a destruclive habit. - • '1:11e undoubted qualifications which 1 possess, as a Mem. her of the Royal College of Surgeons, formerly a Surgeon in the Moly, and the.ett_tcut of toy experience in. this peculiar line, constitute my claim to that superiority, %vine,' cannot be attained by the illiterate, or even by,' the - tnost 'respectable generl Practitioncr„ whose mind is harassed, by attention to an irniv) etiSe variety , Of DisOr mind ders. The ,very singular.complaints bf I)isease and Debility, in. Which rroin every i)4rt 6itlic - iliorttl I have been consulted, inust.ha ye considerably ,condnecAt ;0 Jny ported coi tprelien., slot% of the most complicate,' Cases, ' I I . Diseases arise front the indisraction'oranunguarded mein, aid if such Cases „of Alistressful dittarrangj:ment no exist,. - aelthose which. are.'-the cimsiquencei•ittenit • habitual:, vice,. can any Alan assume . kwiter title totre;tt thein titan reAular Stergeon.' . reSigiang ll lither•Practick foititetrelt . . - anent °lt Itt,se. 'and convent zAtintitis aktetttlpti attct j # tact}e Via; this particular point . recent. CaseS '6 T IYangee., dntt Dist tress may . he avoided, and in. the first sensatrons of local tVertneN-s., fat itre Misery ebiOctiteil, , - , by stied ineaii:; of re,apirnation as vill i rsa,torc i lt4al44l,,o 4 ,4lo;tit, to the' C.,ltsilt tit toff. — " * l'hrooelt ineouttidr#tvargle4t...the,slightes6liaes,bcclme important,. but it is the acquirement ofcaci siv experience in this line to :give 'it sate , arida permanent - restoration, , evert wh - en other Praelitioners have fasted The terms of reMuneratirin are'pri•ci, , tly interview, lattt nu letcor,i :0 - e.ans.were4 unless a Notn,it inclosed.. ' 'MARTIN 8R1.1i,, ." . Membc.7 of the 110y4ColIFge of Surgeons in Lawion. No. My; Arundel-Atfoit, Stnmd; . near Temple.bar. • T l iege i s nn additional kittrai i ee in , Vatel . ..street, adjoining, . • .....CEItTiklN CURL'.. FON. Tll,l (4.1,UT.,, , 1 MHE Il6'. \VM. IL . C.IICLAY's SPECIFIC Ibr, , ,li the sh ~ re, sate, ,a 1 , speedy relief-of the GOUT, and creryother Malady ;whatsoever proceeding front that fatal sOurcl!°, hitherto one of the' 0 pprobria of Medicine,' and Itth Ile 1)11,1S ultra of the accurate researches. of , the. rotot tinge. nious Physicians, until Mr. Barclay invented his Specific, which ; for a- seriesotyears, has never faire i Ilt procuring 'c hef, even in the most violent and dangerous paroxisms ~t that most cruel, and hitherthinvinciWe cotnplattit,ln what'. I ever Ha of the human frame. it unity be, situated, which is 1 caliitittlt allowed by the celebrated Dr. Beddoes, in his Tres: I * L tise upon thri Gout, to lie the properti of pr. I.3 4 raiiyis ID. vention alone. The Fair Sex, in particular, will find such i -relief in the free use orthe Specific and Pills, as will assure ! to them, by a continuance, comforts which they have not t experieni.e4l, probably tbr years hifim. • Mr. II :achy' has .., „been favoured willi.„perloissiou to refer, either personidly, pr 'bY letter, tá the following cNtin,T,iiisited l'cr,onages . li.n . the „Logit.ct the, abiaMe-4sscrttun : The Lord Bishop of liA "I'l 1 and \V LLS, -The .1-tight tlon. Viscount 1)1 L LON,- 54,101-114 FIQN E V WOOD, (tart. NI. 1). for Iloniten, Sir STEPIIIi.W.I,II.iIIINGTON, Barr. NI, P.lor Potryn, •.'I'IIOMAS,oINS(),N,.Lso. M. P. lig Litchfield, • - 1. 1 , t , .S IVAN A'rT, , EA. M. r. ibr tiouth.uo l ton, t u Eel J.. FA)It Pdi,,VIIIF.I‹,-,1i51., NI P. to 1.-:, ‘Y enifx .. :l , ; ,:: (; ' 1 NI CI-IM.SON CALV.F.itT, I;:sq. NI, P. tor Ileritord, 1- b DAMN 1) BO E 11,AtI b taisti, Nhtn.....st rect., Spring• I A 4, (dew, ! TIIPNIAS ILA 'Ant LIt.SI.EN - , 1 , ..,(1. Pall :y1:111. i ' l'''''W• . 1 ) 1 0 K Es:lligli.TtiVate Secretary to the lilti Ara. 1 , ~,, tiotow a CailitttY, , , ..,; . ' - - ; •1; - The Itev:l4e. 131 • O'Cli, Librarian to•thelate Ardibishop. ;1, -, ~.I)r.. 0 4A laylltits ten favOurcd with a great v.iriet, 61 tvsti- monics, acAnowicdging the efficacy of his Nietlkine • but thainuirnber.intt 14,n A lli,prittteliting'utcirkirsertiartht 'A Piews. paper, he theretere contilL:s hiniscif ,to . two of thounnst re. 1 ciettf? ehe'on iiddressert to Mr. !Intl, his' Agent'in Thiltiiii, . .: 4) , .1104. Ar ,, lldetcult CaTaligid, Allti 14e. culler to, Irituscil, by ' T i - lionmas 1.43 . 11.1‘,1, Esq. of 1 1 ,;,m Is. , ; '' - ' ..: ' (OOPY.) 1 " SIR, . .' (Amami, I lily S, iSc5., I '.. 'tit have received your` fr'esh SupplY iii t ws. (laid& boxes .;:rif th i s mos t exco . itent ri Medicine, tieitoinioatid Aiitibilious' Pills, for Which the Rev. William Bar day has a Pateut. 1, .vitaiiriUttalllomt 1 lud..tound then very efficacious, and you re • quest permission to add my name to the m os t respc ,..whi, signatures in its 'rayon''. I should imagine ilk Areithisiidli or ' Canterbury's name of itself sollicieot ; and acknowle‘tge I . tried the Pills entirely on iny firm he lief' that it was.init self 'litillbSt. ' It is nut possible so rtigniti,d a Pcrs'oriage.iVould . I. li n /kr his name to bc mail° tili; Diblit, fur the:good of the public, or that it • could be amteged to any. thing but, truth. 1 have experienced OW soundiwas or the founlition 9i o pieta I built, i for f was siilije6l to tormenting liatnletteles, s -proceeding tr,,i li Wmic, 4 ;tma, ly.tirotto Plumbic Mr. tlarciay for the cure. \'ou itrah { II C/Pro,rs4 -n 1 144 N 4 ‘,3C of Illy Llit WC Wlkgrf.:4ll4 W.IILI you please: '' Tian?, 'Sir, }out's, &c. , v. " i „~, . , : ; ' 'cMr. Wm : 1301, 79, !Line. !!. rclittcivapt of kiiiiiture. , ''' ''• stlect s Dithi:ii." - ... Ii T 4 14-411IeXV(1 . i; .3 . .trut , Copy o f; time A rebtimimmeon' orKii-1 - moo) iix l ll- , r. it ) ilte i . . , ' • " ' , ' '---" -.. .. • " ' . 'V. LULL. ‘ 4 l l l it, ' ' Upper Cretcetit, llatli, idly A 135. , 41 , '...tki4 repti4lt -,ttt this I rpitiost you tri I l - seini.ittesot .driiihl Aotes tqf your AllelbiliotlS Fill S, illlti twely.tiottles 0f.,5,04 " fie...JAZlased is- r i drat t tor 501. p a y yonmelr . titr . thilitletli eine, and apply the remainder to vie Put licatiotror iliti-fel.i Aro in Ca ,e : 111- ,1, :PO thi 'fait ' t 4' v a t I ftlitiehili l lifflifed.Wlth the arioittt, nlnt ter the last.knit: yeari.this , ls the. tirSt Letter I kli p tve iteitit able,to. write, svhich 1 titink.ottglit tit t ilksA4k.eir . widressed to yoii; - ai3knowledging 'my pir,G: et ...,,,fp by 4§1114 , &itur It titihiliddis Pills sinl-S l peeitle.- ' . - 1 ' l' 1 . I :nn, Sir, your most obedient anti liturthrmsetv a ut.' i ,' I lit). BE lt.NAltl.).l L -44 Rill Will;:thi l lkafillytetaftfifd-StreCt, .' . '.' i ' 71:.)1.--' ' .. l liontl;ititei#.orontiort." ..:•, t :.„.'r ' ~1 . ~ ,1 ......, They illj t aluk.ipeotic ,:t re sold at 1%4...E. Kerbt 's, Stit'.4 (firil.Sticer, ,1 4 1 ilid-t:iee:t ; `Mr. Str.ttii,n, 1...e.: , ..c5tci•-mplate ; 'o . lf...:Porhe-PiCritniilst,litiollry (late Salter amt CO. ' ) ; Nleis.i kaLlcon : anti Irlocl.:Uo,,,l)xtor , t.strkT4 t,t iltiatim, : gOrai -Ex-) I changeNlitc4;ll . , NI014;:k1 4..g 0441 n1Yt 1 .9.-llii,r'‘. 1 .7 I .Mr. ‘Viirl, 3.14, 1161 fi orn ; NVlllieris;Teillple 11:IY; aci d air. , , lft, ler; 4, cklbtloitle, Wiwi ttlie l !.?otter Inis, Appoiottid hill 1., .... I ..'" N. It: - The' ttoil. - CAntitrhadjuiers ~f Kis Ntal;ty'tt S tarn IX , t)iti,..t: )t,ivk: Uramed perinik:doir Po', he key, '‘i.zur, -trarelicr k t jjity 4 _l4:k nante i ,t4igratfed in ~ 01:14.1.... slam it , the: 4, lol4oy 1,4 whiLli is I : cl9`Vi: . ' .. , , - , , ' '''' • . ‘S'Ntll:k RV' TAY- 1 ~. 1' ho Roo. 31r. 11,Arelay hai withdrawn. t lie ikik oi liiiol. pe4 ' cifk tr , flP,AlticsJl- jiiiiy and Liamrdt, - -Arit,..k.itti,4 (.111.11 , 01 i • ),,,•',... .. . - ; , . • . : -- -. . Pnic SIXPENot‘ TO HE EDITOR OF tIIE _SUN, MR. EDITOtt, The present situatiOn.of affairs in Europe exhibits a most awftd..,crisis, tl it, unless the Continental :Powers. a& with Unanimity:, • decision, and vigour) will produce greater mills than any that history re • cordlo. It is• not only.the -French. Mode of adtual 'warfare that iie'resisted, but Abe , new French system of diplomacyi, WhieliiS not less hostile to tha 'security- of every,etvilized All the lo;:trnals of .Prance, but particularly that oracle of the French GM:ant - tient, 1 he ikro;iiteur i has for some time held, forth a language of the most crafty and disorganizing kind.. The French Government, indeed, dispenses with the forms hithevto observed in all countries } even when they were on the .verge of hostilities.. !Nothing of the dignity and decorum usual among ;independent States is now to be lbund in any of the official.doctimentitls tied - by the French Ruler, but it is evident that he ende-avours to substitute a new and barbarous tuediant of diplomacy, aivealing di reetly or indiretilyto the people, andf insidiously er ‘openly.;. - Ittempting to separate them from. their tiniatoGorernment. The present language of ne igotiation in France is menace, JoVasken; and. snbja gation, to every country whose Rulers presume, to obstruCt the views or animadvert on the proceedings of. the -French Usurper, England has long been threatened with complet,e deStruetion. Austria has been threatened with •a reduaion of its vO*er, to a state Of incapacity for future warfare or defence. The , Northern PowerS are Menaeetl-mith aii exten= sion:of the French coast an‘ta general defiance has been landed agains,t tie•whole chirmed moil& in a declar,ttionthat: France will net s , ,tffer the Arnbassa dor of ahostile Power to reSide at any Court Within seven days snare h of its Armies ! ! • .The French Jofiiinala,oll f. which mitylledcetved ttaually or gamely . official, since they di‘re'nOt inert any thing in the slightest.. degree hostile to the Government, ad dreWnig, t be 46 vend I.?crAterlt of: Europe, imperiously call I ttpo4thern , not to be Iseclocett„ by British gold to giye.tl . leleast attention to graiSh•connselsj yet wo. iirect ‘;L;till p 0 * . spcific obj:6l as the eanse- • or end of Wartitre, kcordillg, to the :tillage.. of regular Governments, but only a ,blustering made, and. the )04 tone ot. arrogapt ambition, after /he manner of •COnquerOrs, matdtbSting;Thitleed, the true ehanict.;!rs!of the French 'Nati"on Sinee it was- denased att:t balturited by the the predokninent features,,yf which is a craftiness void of real Wisdont, vanity, and a total derelktioti qevei - yPriti! ciple &justice and morality.' The people thern‘zelve:s • seem to be. sunk into a dastardly AltlPgqol l s* tortures, and secret executions. such, indeed, may lie expeaqed as the (Area of a Military , DBSpdtigm, dire4ted bra tulitte tinclArocions c-Apcdielacy,, to se , - (Ince the people to a. timid vassallage. Enoch be i lov the condition, et the East, witere even a military ty: rat in) , sortie degree • boundedand re.strainedi'ritid the NUCCeOTOII of PoWellseenred by custom,; opinion, and revered titith, which. prevent the eutireloss the social state. But in France the military system of expediency overwhelinS all barriers of law, en s.. torn, and Opinionilnaking 4•*.. - Of I ~ 3 9 ‘,Trn• ,ment,soixeroontilly capricious and desßotie„ that no establishMent or suecessiOn can be 'sei.s.ure,.: . , 'and the :death of its Chief innst.''bo• the" anarchy ittilt.the,extinetion. of alL:sbeial enjoym en t !) .spreading its -all the Civilized world, and threatening to annihilate tin peace and progre Of human society. As a proof cat this dreadfid pre:- ivalente of personal ;power in- France, we need only o tt4erea a, late: - ipecelt of .loN.At.Attlrlt's .I)kitch Pouiiouary, who congratulated the. St'ilies on prCt&.,:tive power, independent of custom', habit, and opinion. The Government of France at _this tu9stket),y l qpePdi whOlton „personal power, Which is, Ili ta6t, the will and' energy of indiVidu..l j" cii;u;itler, radapted to the Revolutionary state of the, ,c ot i n tryv,in!BortAvmerE, whoselnind is totally out , it4trahleA l byr.. any ,hind of tear, ,civilized usage, or Moral and whose videries, the etleCt of Craft •-ahiffOrtune More than real military wisdom, -having. Made him' popular, or at.leaSt tbrinidable, be reigns,,like„P4wrouetir., over a band of Revolu tionary Desperadoes, and cannot possibly, whatever regulations he may deyise, transmit such personal -power_inlieteditary succession. • • The states ,of Europe canneCtoo profoundly con ,template:Jhecomparative diameter and c olu titi,, n of I.''rattee -tans England. The tir,t xvi,ll appeitr, in all the history ot'its revolutionary annals, as 'tinder a new military and peraonat mode of power that Must place „its. interest .and duration in perpetual wortare in order to give employthent to its military and bar b:trized sub . iet!•ts, and consequently' must destroy .11e • °nit sectirhy of -nations, the equilibritun "of inde pendent Powers, and tend to the subversion, of regular usages, customs, and constitutions, _England, - Ine the - other' hand, cos iprehends a nation 'Sitpport, d by mercantile, manutatturing, and,agricatural rests, which,t rom her insular situat ion and popular cur 1 " stitution,san have no immediate tendency to corit nental &inquests. ITer pursuits of iodustry, an,l - pugnance to a unlit - au life, unless prkwoke(liiy o and injury, offer an inviolable pledge low„ ":ind - ottler ; and her supreme and ri , ential inseparable fronii-the itidqendoiwe nt 11:11101, in a -13alance of power to prevent a vonsc , lidLttion '9ther '''St:ltt.)4o , f Europe under on*,Firopive. To :gnat% aga i t oit r'suet, littlangeroni catastri+he. the X;:ivy of .Engtand lan! , 4l,:ovie , ii the- invidious but pow o. r o t: re griitive Contraband laws, to give efii , ..;ley tii her .titrongtlr, and. - to.sCalle fc (341740' (c'fiilliCiPol4,l4:3lt.B44(e4,, by kceirn..: pOiiti4M and equl.loriuni, tbeticerinnot too ckeply impress 1114 Cols illc tgar. l t ten,i sacrifice an je,tik;usy ,awl petey, interi.rts, tll,ll. nothiug tWiy weLiLen tlietreontederacy in t4li.tt tax/ be deemed the of spend life. The jetiott6o , , and bavevikSted airoualr a&s,tatid h. , :t . 4 fy. ~~w: ,:. ~.. F t • ;.' ;,. `•t °~";a -; ~ ~ ~