The Sun. — London, England, 1812-08-22 00:00:00

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BATTLE OF SALA M ANC A, _ The TOWN MAJOR, .and-the .SPANISH HEROINE. Pounded on the late Occurrences, which took place in 'Sala iman...a., with the glorious and complete Defeat of General 'Mavrnont, .and the ';vhole French Army, by the Allied Army 4,:;rornanded by theheroic and gallant rield Marshal the Marquis of Wellington.. In the Intervals of the Stage Entertainments wile be given a constant succession of EQULSTRJAN and other . Performances. And in the course of the evening the following entirely new Songs " The Sailor's Land ,Voyage to Edmonton • " Timid Johnny."—Mr. Wolf. " Knowing Jerry."—Mr. It. L. Jones. Ani the " Soldier Lad and Nanny o."—By Mr. Johaanot To couciud.e with, (for-AIL few evenings only), the, laughable Pantomime of THE GOLDEN DREAM - - Or, H.•'4.ItI,F.QUIN AND I < IIE . „ - M.ISER, • - - Places for the Boxes to he taken at the Theatre from Eleven till Three o'Clock. Doors , pen at Half-past Fie. Boxes 45., Pit 2s. flaPery Is. at Half-past-Six o'Ciock precisely,—Second-p:iee Hatf past Eight o'clock. '--Mr. Isaacs. TURNPIKE 'TOLLS TO LETS NoneE, is borebv given that the TOLLS arising at-the several Toll 'Gates.unontlie Turnpike- Road leading from Stra.iford-upon-Ava to A.incrininSter,sod Slii_pstoo-opou-Stour to the top of Long Compt6n-hill, the ra c titv of Warwick, known by t 4 several mines o: LONG COMITON-GATE., 110tiitC.3TON OATIZ.,, and the STRATFORD and CLIFPORI?-43-ATE, will 147,LET BY .AUCTION, to the best bidder, at the' GeOr'ge )1"it), Shipstim-on-Stour, on SATURDAX, the 23th day of An guSt instant, between the hours of Twtrir:: Five' 'in the Afteriiiion; in the manner directed by the Act, irassed in the 13th year of the reign of his present Majesty, fig. regul4ting the said Turnpike-roads, which said Tolls prcdtzted last year the sum of 14361. above the-expense of collecting, vie:. : Long Compton Gate Forze-hill Gate .97. Ifonbagtori Gate ' feitratforcl and Clifford. Gate •• • • 520. • And will be put up separately or together, as the Cmumis- Itioners Shall iletermine at the Meeting previous tt. their being put op.: 'Whoever li:l.ppens. to lie the besf bidder, mast at the irame time Pay One month's rent irfadrariee 'and give security, ivith sailicient sureties, to the satisfactiou of tbeTrusTees, for the said Turnpike-road for the payment of the Rents agreed for at suchtimei and in'such manner as they ghall order and ,r,..ppoint. At the above Meeting- some new ,'ConnissiOners will be appointed. " • • Stratford-upon-Avon. WILLIAM GEORGE MORRIS, Aug. 15th, 1812. Clerk to the TruStele. . . WEETING-HALL, NORFOLK. - - -TO BE LET, FURNr;HED, . - Or THE LEASE SOLD, ‘, Vor tbo retaainder of a 'rerni of )4 Yea:* - Of - which to Years will be onexni i-ed at Michaeinas next, IIE Nbgnificent MANSJONHOUSE called WESTING HALL, in the Count' , of . -NORFOLK; to ether with about 130 acres of Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Lunn, and the excluSiVe - tight of Spor• - ink• over upwards of 6000 aces, which abound "with all sorts of C'iamo, and on part of which there it some o? the flout Coursing Ground in the County. It is 20 Miles. from Newmarket, two from I . 3randon, and six from Thetford; and within reach of the Duke of Grafton's Fax-hounds. „ • The House and Offices are replete with every accommoda tion for a Faru4 of the first Distaiction, with excellent Roads in every direction. • For farther Particulars inquire 'of Mr. CHARLES DEARS. Harcourt-buildings , Temple. N the LOTTERY, to bt drawn Bth SOtember, IL Owe are only 10,000 Tickets, with the mtt4;)4lluher of +lPrizes, and no Prizes under o.l'.—Pneclipters this rup.uus po..segv a singular Advantage crf gaining a lal e Prize, us there ari: E ight Extra lienetits, by any. qua of :which tin, Holaer O:a 'Blank may obtain 6.i,0001. at:Et / FON.% trillv )1- 4 . - ,n'eatr. Offices, 2; Corrihill, Fuld 18, Coventry , -street, who coin n the last lz; ve Month STWo Prizft of 15,0001. the only Two :,000:. the la,tt 3 , 0 1, besides Twenty-fire Capitals amountiu, ;1. ).).)t. Scileine,.with Cult Particulars, gratis. :CANVA:i CLOTHS FOR CORN AND HAYSTACKS, &c. _ No. 944, TOOLEY-STI;::ET, SOUTHWARK. 11 4 - i - DGINGTON and inform the Gelttry,' Firm erg', the Pul)lic in gcneral, that they sn?ply STACK CLOTiIS, of a superior quality, for Corn and Hay Sracks,,made of NV7: and Second- Land Sail-cloth, txrd Iturnish the, ' , Jules and ponies to tortnect with and support the same Tarpatilings, and Waggon \ and Cart Tilti, nand either of cauvas7, wnollcii. s hair-cloth. Hair-cloth for Hop-kilns, :Bark and Cyder Bags, E-Top Poe /taints, Coal, Corn, Meal, and : Potatoe. Sacks, Netting and Jaunting for Fruit Trees, Sack and Bean Tyers, Pitch, Tar, &c. Whcilesale mine Retail- N. b.—Merchants and Pullers _supplied with Water-proof Tarpaulins. Orders, by past. executed, and lent to ,any part of the Eingdam. NEW PUBLICATIONS. • MEMOIRS OF SULLY. This Day was - published, A New Edition, in Five Volumes, - Duodecimo, embellished with a fine head of Sully, price 11. 10s- boards, 71TEMOIRS: of MAYAMILIAN de- BE THUNE, Duke of 517.1,LY, Prime 1 1 .lioister to fleurk , the Great ; translated from the French Edition - of M. De L'Eeluse. To which is annexed, The Trial of Franzis ltdvillac for the Murder of Henry the Grea. Printed forLonglnan and Co. ;kington and Co. ; and Cu. ; S. Bagster ; R. Scholey ; and Oradoek and Joy ) Lon don : Bell and Bradfate, Doig and Stirling,. and Countable and Co: Edinburgh. SUPERIOR MS. SEBNIONS. This Day were published, 'Price Sixty Shillings; done up separat:ly for the Pu!pit; •- IXTY ORIGINAL MANUSCRIPT , A 7 MONS adapted for every Sunday in the Year,, anti for the principal Holidays and ixtraordinary Occasions in a new Sciipt Type, cast on purpose. in exact Imitation of Manuscript. By a DIGNITARY of the CHURCH of ENGLAND. These original Sermons ere respectfully submitted to the Clergy, as superior modern compositions, -better 'adapted to their avowed object than any previous attempti of the kind. The Author has hihisell preached every one of them, and ite can therefore speak to their suitable length and effect.; he eon also boast of the sanction which they have receiv 2tl from very distinguished oknaments of the Church. Printed for C. Cradock and W. Joy, 32,' Pe7eincistrr-row, London ; and sold by all Booksellers in Town and Coiuttry. N. B. Clergymen who may not chOose to pul - zhaSe the en tire Set, till they haVe examined a few, may be accorMnotiated with 'a score, indifferently seleLted, for a One Pout d No e; Which may, if agreeable, bti addressed to the publishers by 'the post. ESTATES FOR SALE. FREEHOLD MANOR, MANSION, k.ND ESTATE, WILTS. T9.11E SOLD AtlCflON, IN To , • On Thesda.y, the 25th, day of Arigust, 1812. At the King's Head inn, ( irencester, Glouci..stersl)ire, 9 - 111 E MANOR of OARSEY, with a Mansion naclo.l;ices, fit fotrthe Residence of Person possessing froth. One to Three Thousand pounds a-vear ; and several 1 R4l of uncommonly rich Land, with WOods and tbrivirar Plantations, together ?bout 766 Acres, e Roods,' 24 suitable rind ,Eubstatitial Farm Ho'mses and Buildings, in excellent repair, situate miles south of Cirencester, and 28 miles - north-east. from Bath. 'Particufars• n►ay he had at the principal Inns in the ad, joining counties; at the Office of Messrs. Richardson and * Co. surveyors, Lincoln's Inn Fields ; of Mr. Stevens, at Oalisey, who will shew the Lands ; and of Messrs. Webb, Webb, and Attwood, at Salisbury. • , ( - ILO C CESTE RS 111111.;. SLYDELEY CASTLE, MANORS, AND nt EE OLP I;STATE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, Oa Thursday, the 27th pf Amvist, at the I'LkiiGH HOTEL, - CHELTENT. - 11M, IN THIRTY-ONE LOTS, , . . UDEL'BV CASTLE, and the extensive MANOR of SUDELEY • with Witichcomb); and 2Y.i.8 Acres of Arable, 11ca.iow, Pasture, and Wood Land, lit ins compact. ) , ,Wal tinfocred - and watered (the greatest part whereof-is corered by'a Moth's in lieu of Tithes, and i's uncommonly rich and fertile:), now let in capital and con venient Farim, held on , old ,Leasits, which wia expire at the time the Sale Will he comp Feted, with good Farni-houscs, 1::,i Lalionrer' Cottagrii;and'other qquisites, “itt he finest F,states in the Conntl. . _ . T. at;a..noderate expenee, mit,:ht be fitted up as a magnificent Mansion; and tiw Lots are divided so as to . form several Estates, with Veautiful Situations and Vitiv , s - , fit for tire residence of Gentlemen fond of Agricul ture, as well -as of opulent Graziers and Faimers.• Turnpihe itOkds have lately - bteA made from tisis Property to Cheltenham, tieveu tililes; to Tewkesbury, Eve Sham, and Stow, each Ten Miles. • May be vi - e Wed by applying to Mr. Richard Ireland, at. the 1..90;;•e Farm, near Winchcomb, of whom printed Par t;culars-, with a - Map, may he had ; and also at the principal Inns in the County; at the White•Hwi.l - ,,-Intel, ; at the Office of .Messrs. Farrer and Co. Lincoln's-Inn-Fields, Loniun ; and of Messrs. Webb, Webb - and Attirood, Salis bury:• I .lo \ t `i ST.NEOTS, NUNTINGhONSIIIiiE. TO SOLD BY AUCTION, . By Messrs. BARNARD and FRANKLIN, At the Cross Key's-inn, St. Neots, on MONDAY, Sept. 7th, at Elevrn '• IN SE:AI: NN LOTS, • A Most ELIGIII LE ESTATE - , in the Parish of St. NeOts, consisting of a CAPITAL FARM, called WINTERINGHAM, - with convenient Out-houses, and upwards of THREE HUNDRED and TWENTY-SIX ACRES of LAND, now in the Occ . :pation of the Executors of Mr. W. Flint, de- Ceased; -under a Lease expiring at Michaeliaas 1804; and a tare DWELLING-v-,4OUSE • with a MALTiNG-OFFIC,E, several DARNS, and other • Ont-buildings‘ k and tip•Nards of •ONf; HUNDRED and FORTY-SEVEN of- LAND, now the Occupation of Mr. Peppercorn, under a Lease expiring at Michaelrnas:.lBl4.; nearly the whole of which Lauds are contiguous to, and will be sold with the Winter• Farm;inghatu. and several FREEHOLD COTTAGES, and 'small PARCELS of FREEHOLD LAND and Common Rights,. now in the -Occupation of different Persons, and which will be "div,:ided• into several Lots. I'u:the? particulars may be had by applying to Mr. WADE, Solicitor; Dinimiiw, 'Ess'ex ;• Mr. Benjamin Wliitning of Yox for, Suffolk; \ Mr:- Perri, Solicitor, Abington, Cambridgeshire ; or the Aacticrtieers, :'basted, Essex. Descriptive Particulars and Conditions of Sale, may be had 'at the .ithove :places, • and alio 'at the Hoop, Ca:abridge ;' 'Geo-rge, Huntingdon; White ilorse,' Baldock ; Red- - Ltou, Royston ; Sun ' 'lliggleswade ; the principal Inn, at St. , lves; a.ttheplae of Sale, and. at Messrs. Exley, Stocker, and Daw suns, Furnivuls-Itin, London. , GLIMORGANSIiIItE. FREEHOLD ESTATES, • • TO BY. SOLD BY, AUCTION, By Mr. At the Cardiff Arms, iu Citrdiff, on Thursday, the 10th day of September, 1812,• at fen o'clock in the forenoon, and following day, iu case the Sale is not completed on • the 10th,.. • • IN FORTY-THREE LO . ONTAINING in the whole TWO THOU SANI? and .FORTY SEVEN - ACRES, ONE ROOD, and. PIFTEE:%I POLES of Arable, Meadciw, Pasture, and Wood-Land, -(be the same more or less), the greatest part of which is let to respectable Tenants, at low rack rents, and • the remainder granted on leases determinable with one or. two lives, mostly very old, in the Parishes of Ewenay, Col wiastone, Llangan, Llantwitt Major, Pennarth, Cogan, Llansdough, Liandaff, Mirthir DoVan,, Lavernock,• St. An drews, Llantrissent,. Wenvoe, and Egtwysilan. Together with the MANORS or Reputed Manors,of CORN TOWN and WEST LANTWITT, and' the Tithe - Hay of the parish of Lantwitt Major. • Also the MANOR of PENNARTH, with several Farms. and Lands, containing Seven Hundred and Two Acres, Three Roods, add Eleven - Poles, of Arable, MeadoW, PastUre ' anti Wood Land, (be the -same more or lees), held of the Dean and Chapter of Bristol, for three lives ; and the Presentation and Right of Patronage to the Parish Chnrch of Pannartb, with Lavernock annexed, daring. two-lives. Nearly the whole of the Estates are situate onthe south of the Turnpike Road leading from the Passage to Si.yansea, on - a very due limestone, and possess many remarkably good si tr.ations fur building; adjoining the Bristol Channel. .The Tenants will shew-the lots.—:l Sketch Map, .referring to the ,Particulars of the Corptown Estate, Lots 1 and e, is left with Mr. Edward Bowen, of CorntOwn ; and of Pennarth.: Estate, Lot 29, with Mr. Jenizin Waters, of Tenuarth. • .• Printed particulars may he . had at the King's Head, Glou4° cester ;. Beaufort Arms, Chepstow; the Bush, Bristol;. at the New Passage Houses; Westgate Inn, Newport; Cardiff Arms, Cardiff; the Bear, ,Cowbridge; the Mackworth Arms, Swansea; of Messrs. Oddie, Oddie, and Forster, Carey street,. London ; of Mr. Brown, Solicitor, Cardiff; and of Messrs. Webb, We:)b, and Attwood, Salisbury. - _BY THE KING'S J'A FENT. DR. i:FVEtt T ill'', experience of more than half a century has estab,i6ned the repuiattori4t this.invaltrabic eci t hat 'it is. now . unneeess,iry•tn expatiate onlts - cacy in . every.spei.. - ies of Fever, particularly the Scarlet and Ct piths . i;ever, - alSo the Yellow or Putrid Fever; ; they have never been known to tail, when administered agreeable to di redion ; in the 'Nleasles, Small Pox, ' Teething,, and most Disonlers incident to Children they are an infallible remedy ; ,the deays and diicomforts , of -- advanced fife:are under - their immediate influence, they immediately - stop the progress of a tresh Cold, andare partivularly.ad4tedasa genial Restora: tive. The Family Bottle, zzs. sold at the.Do6lo.'sHouse, NQ. • zy, Lower Brook street, k;rosvenor.square, where orders for xportation are duly executed - Smaller Bottles, ris. and as. 9d. iesaleand retail, at Bacon's, 150, Oxtiml-street, and by most tes t •ettahle Venders in Town and Country. 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The iustructiOns are practical and copious ; and the e,%amples begin with title snit ple.st figures, and gradually ascend to the most co:nplia,ted dviigus in Landscape and History. , • Printed for *Richard Phillips, 47, Ludgate-hill ; and to be had of all Booksellers, whir a liberal allowance to Masters, anti to. School:. Of whom may be had, jnst published, Blair's Uni.i , ersal Preceptor, 4s. 6d.- . His Models of Juvenile Letters, 3s. 6d. And Goldsmith's British Geography, 4s. 6d. AN INDISPENSABLE 73005 roR THE UPPpit FORMS OF AL., SCHOOLS. Tis Day was published, Illustrated by many superior Erigrarings, and printed in Non pareil,,price 15s:. bound, , PORTABLE • and UNIQUE CYCLOPE _ DIA t or, Modern and - Complete DictionqY orAits and Scit,ices tho lat2st Improvements and Discoveries, and bein , ; - , a usefiil„,ok of Reference in every Department 'of KnO‘Wiledge . and Lf,:rrature.. . . • By C. T. WATI.IINS, M.A. Cyclopedias being useful for purp \ses only of general Re ference, and in no case superseding the necessity of Elemen tary Treatises on subjects of particular study, this _Portable Cyclopedia answers every general purpose of those which are fifty times its bulk - and price; and is, therefore, in that, and in many other respects, the most desirable Work ever printed. For tke use of Young .Persons; for the Writing Table, the Desk, the Parlour _Window, and the Upper Forms. of Schools, it is without a rival in the entire compass of Literature. Printed for 'Richard Phillips, at his Warehouse, No. 47, Ludgate-hill, and •• sold . by' ail Booksellers and Dealers in Books Id the United Kingdom. whom Of also may be had, - The UNIVARSAL . PRECEPT/1)R . ; 'or, - General .Gram inar of Arts, Sciences, and, General -Knowledge. By the Rev. David Blair.. Price 4s. Gd. bound.- 2. 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AKOMATIC SPIRE PM' VINEGAR, (The . original I riVention of.Mr, H EN RY, and bro.,ght by his successive . . Einfrrovernents to the highest pertetti , n) conti. nnes to be prepared and sold by Messrs. HENRY•"Manu fietiving Chemists, Manchester. rrIUS agreeable perfumed Liquor whicb is COM JCL poso.l of highly concentrated Vint:ga l l - , ,jciinA with the must pleasant A 1 0 aciatics and efficacious Antiseptics, may be kept unimpaired Ili any Climate, and•for any lengili of time. its pungent Odour adapts it for affording reliant Head achy, Faintings..e'cc and tenders it peculiarly grateful and refresh. ing in crowded Rooms, id• Places of Public Resort, and in the Apartments of the Sick. it - cOunterads,' also, the in reckon of Contagious Diseases.. As many spurious and inferior p reparations'are sold under the same and similar names, the Pubiic are requested to ob• seine, as the only proutof its being gendine,• th"at the names of Messrs. Henry; Manchester, are engrved on the Stamp. • The Aromatic; Spirit of Vinegar, in bottles, price 25. 94. each, Stamp included. is sold wholesaleand retail by Bay ler and Mew; Cockspiir-street (the only Agents in London authorized by the 'Proprietors); where may be had, Sponge Boxes of Gold, Silver, Carnelian, Crystal, &c. Also, • HENRY's CALCINED MAGNI.SIA, in Bottles,. at zs. 6a. and larger with glass stoppers, at 4s. each ; their names being on the Stamp. ricrUeiLLING-OFFTCE, :fug. 21, 1312. rpm COMMISSIONER' S for VICTUALLEVG His A14.1.1E STY'S' NdVY do &reap give' ..Votie,-, That on Atesilay the 150: Septimrror neikaoy.Willbi;dJst tto receive .Tenders, in writing (a-eitled u') and Irene for• : tip. ;apply of What FLOUR, .RMIE, and FII.,ESTA EfT, - ' B7/4!i, . . be r%vaired for the MI of hi, Mjest..;;'s. .tit tlw tyland.af G:Litlafoupe; (jag. alas for wkqr 'MO ' S' and FRESH ' . T 3 F shall Le den4 , in,l, , ?d far the Saprly of hislNqjvsty's Sli%ps and 1 7 essaa the yfeviaico. aad Nett Providence, -for Til..que.V , nth..s. pony 'the !Qat IYovetnLer_ize.vtfor Guc;dalo4e, and f*:flz the rith 14 4ma7-ywert far Jamaica arid Nett) Proiidenee, a;id fgri her, tece it rat is with; warnidg shtzli for the terfn;.n,vtio3 of :the respective CoOraots. The Conditions (ft :which may be seen at the Secretary's Office. No regzird will he had to aq Tender in which. the Price shall hot be' 'ins , .'rted. =la words at le;gth, or that s,';;;:ll not he delivered to the Board - before One o'Clreit on the said Tamlay, tLe 15th Septeyntei next nor Tess Ma PrAmi ?,.axes the Tenf.'cr, or I;onze I'e: au on fat Beh , flf, t tends, - epswir wle..t:n called for. ..:Vor will a;iy :te eZe Sea ..Provi:ilotis, that may conlall calrabarga::: ?Ten sgosa and _irrice.s much is feitica' to ;la reai value upita iv, be cpasiclereel 11S iimper . to ail;nilted. • Eac.`c Tend& mast also be accoFipaiglei.l . lfry a Lever by two ea s yonsible Persom, engaging to bc.cott , bound with t3e Party tentleriag,iii the S !fins 7‘,.,..(k;i•-•beentioneti,fut • the 'arite'peifrivinaitte Of the reqieetiveCoull'acts. • Flour., ' =MOO). Gua.daloupe ...; Rice • 'Fresh Beef . 19001: Jamaica and j Sea Pi•bvisions..lo,GO:;l. New Providence t Peet. FOR T[JE TEETH kNI) GUMS. THE. ESSENCE of PEARL and PEARD DENTIFRICE, - invented by:the lat, Dentist to her , Majesty and the Prince cf ',Vales, are greatly superior, both in deg:Ll:lee and eft;cacy,.. to any thing biznerL4 made•use of; they will effectually preserve the : t eeth in a sound state, even to old age; %vitt render 'them v:bitefand beautiful without the leait inipai: - :InT the Fj7-aruel, fasten.suc:h as are loose, keep such as are elrely decayed frinn becoming worse, prevent the Tooth-a.ch, perfectly cure - the Scurvy in. the. Gums, andniaketlieni grow dim and close to the Teeth. They likewise render the Breath delicately sweet, and remedy all those Disorders that are the consequence of Scorbutic Gun.. : ',Lod bad,Tezth. _ _ - :ontinue to be sold,- wholesale and retail, hyßayley and Coci:spuistreet, London, price is. 9d. each, and retail by T. Scayman ("late partner and successor to Mr. He- , mct„ George-street, ilanover-square. None are geopine hut what have-the words, " Hemet, Bayley ; hud.)3lew,•Cccl:spur,street," eneraved in the Stamp, and a Label " flayley and Blew, Coclispar-Areet, London," pasted on the back of each tiatle and box. , N. B. The .1 2 ,:sence is partic4irly recommended to Parents and Persons who have the care of Children as the upeatest preservative ,of young and tender Tet.tl7. AN Seventeen Years EstabliSh&!, in the iirst'City in the World ; CONSEQUENTLY it beco,iies a duty incuru berit on the Proprietor, to give it, if possi . 3le, mil rex sal publicity, Winch he is now endeavouring to accomplill, at'an expence little short of Three Thousand Pounds a fear, by hourly informing and hourly proving to mankind of all descriptions, that those who are tortured with the Gout, Rheumatic Gout, Rheumatism, Pleurisy, Head-ache, Bilious Sick Head-ash, AsthMatic, Consumptive, and Bilious plaints, Toothache, Face-ache, or Ear-ache, may be cored in a reasonable time by use of the GUESTONIAN MEDI CINES; and by applying to the Inventor, B. GUES I', Che mist, N.... 0, Creat. Surrey-stree, IliaCkfriars-hri4 , 2, netween the hours of nine and twelve any morning, (Sunday excepted,) may be perfectly relieied before they leave him, which is such an earnest of cure as no empiric or regular practitioner, ex cept Visse that practise with these preparations; did ever dare to promise, because not being able to succeed, they wonld prOve th'eniselves impostors, atulthe lame ducks would quack so loud as to be distinctly I.,.ard at an immense distance, jr.stly pronouncing them pretenders - only to medical kuow 7 ledge, • 'These Preparations are retailed in London 'only by the Proprietor; • but may be had wholesale from any of the rre spectable Medicine Venders in Town, and they will receive from them such a disCoant as must be considered liberal on quantities not leSs than half a dozen eaelt.' And those that wish to be informed resi,ecting their perfect safety, aud tary efficacy, May receive. that information ny e Star Newspaper, or by perusing B. Guests Guide trona . cain, which is sold as above, price Is. Stateint'uts will he immediately attended to, if they inclose a one pound note, and medicines to that amount will be forwarded by the first return. RP:NOVATEI) W!ta.l I ti IT has-been too frequenti‘? the subject of just and general teprobation,_rtiat ntcri destinhte of tile c:enichts "tit the medical art have ollered themselves as cand-.l.,tet , t ', , r pubic patronage in the profession of physic. For the purpose of doing justice to the result of our . studies and experience, and to prevent us front being classed a:nung those etnpirics nsh,)ie impruitek preteriSioni have, unfortunately. lot society', been too'faitnalably received, we beg leave to sub:nit : to the liberal and enlightened afaithful statement of our pursuits and ac quirertients. Attet having received a regular medical 'etitica. pen- as' the pupil, of !vlet , srs. qtincl, II and !Muni, whew ledures - and practice ?ve cafe:idly art:in - Lied, as pool -; , N a ,',d sn , soon i s, of the _London I l , ,,spital i we entered otn . sctves at sto...lents in that instly celebrated . school for medica; ~lequir, Men% the Royal College.,pi: Ldinburgh, and were iitstruetc in the different branches of anatomy, sargery, the thet3ry an practice of physic, chemistry, mid vv. tery,'botarty, Vire- &c, by those eminent protesseits, Drs. Montt), Gregoty, Black, 1-Iftrniltnn, Dinkon and Rti.thrtord. We trust we shall - tio tac dectin:A presumptuous in saying that • ottr preficieticy ant acquirements are nnt inconsiderable, if:tying : , .r a I. mg Serie. of years made Venereal Complaints, anti tile car: n us , t i„,,. ; ,., .of Debility, the particular object or our studi,s :in.! - s n - acli , e. it will, we' hope, be 'allowed that we have - acquirett superi ' knowledge Of their treatment and cure. - • In slight and r:., , ::et • cases of Wee - lion a perted re-establishment is cotnpletco a the short period of two days'; and in those tit the utmost :it yetcracy, where other practitioners have tailed of Sec s:, proper perseverance in our plan of treatment ensures t.; th, patient a sale'and radical cure. Amidst the melancholy variety of disorders which are th• effeets of a 'habit long and* must unhappily pursued by th• youth of both sexes, there are tine more , alarming ur roar , distressing than those, deticic.iicies W and debilities which Ire quently prevent or embitter the matrimonial state. T , . sucl persons it must be a consolation to know that-they may now by a new and infallible mode of treatment, be restored rO . tha greatest of all huinan blessings,. a strong, irately, anti vigor. ous constitution. ' In all cases of debility, from whatevc cause ariSitig, as well as in every species of venereal in Wion we may beconsulted by patients ofeit her sex with the great est secrecy and honour. I-lours-0 !consultation a borne fruit tett to three, and limn 6 in the evening till to at night. Patients in the cnuntry ire requested to state the partictr lars at their case, age, and general habit of living, &c. &c., in, closing a remittance for advice and medicines, when the sam, wilt be given, or sent to any part Of the kingdom. "Ilitensur , that secrecy so'essentiai to our undertaking, the postage u letters .•' ay he ad. - ;et: to the account for titedi eines. ,-- • CURRIE and Co. Sureons, No. 1.7 y kiatton=garden Cry Messrs. C'uirie and Co.- have Certificates from tbi t a i h r o . v , i e i i izesripctet,iasbkle„l' :andrOfess il o u r : s ru o t ni i..;;:it , i v o i n t i a l 1 1 , .: , h l ic d i t ; ir t b h u e r y gin fo per: formed the duties assiatied tiitti during the tune they at• tended their Letlures and L' ra aICV . •