The Sun. — London, England, 1812-02-18 00:00:00

. 4 :- • • • \%: , „‘r:-: J, : • :Is/ _ ) s ,;. t • 7 1 1' t,,, r - r i l 7,, ---i ib,iit,, a., , ,? - 4 , tA - ..„*f.v.iie, i.,...: , . . • ~ q 5 -!, . .7..`" 1 1 . ,: v ~•!,' , C 4,,,, k...) •-,,,,,.., 0 Nti2,IBER tit;66.! TIIIRT E. EN 'll-1 Ti 11 E. T HEATRE ROYAL, Coy ENT.G.ARDEN. THIS PRESENT EVENING, Feb. 18, 1812, wni be —riur a• New Grand Operatic Urama Three A ets; " THE VIRGIN OF TUE SUN. Princival Characters. Ataliha, Mr. BARRY MORE ; 114;11 Priest, Mr. EGER To N ; jelasko, Mr. CH A i' MAN ; • Rolla, Mr. YOUNG ; Zamor, Mr. SINCLAIR ; Diego, Mr. LisToN ; • Ozrin,r, Mr. BROA DI IU RST ; Xaira, Mr. CRESW E L • Don Alonzo, Mr. HUNTLEY ; Dui, V,E,s(likez, Mr. I3RUN rots, ; Hi g h Prie6tess, Mrs. POWELL ; Cora Miss SMI TH ; Amaziii, • •Nliss F RO N ; Wall, Miss BOLTON; Zilia, Mrs. CHI LDE. ik fter which will be performed, for the hful time, a New Pantomime., called HARLEQUIN AND .PADMANABA; OR, TUE GOLDEN ttlSil, ith iatire New Mu ic, Machinery, Scenes, Dresses, &c. Padmanaba,'Mr. J E rt , F.RIES ; Stiltan of Cashrnire, Mr. NORMAN ; Omar, the Fisherman,Mr. BOLOGNA, jun.; T "Ylitcattadlui, the Persian Cook, Mr. (; IMALDI ; Zelita, the Sultan's Daughter, Mrs. PARKER ; -morea, the Fisherman's Daughter, Miss t . liJ LTO N. toy ▪ - es 73. Second.price 35. 6d..---Pit 3s. 6d. ;econd-price Gallery 25. Second-price Gallery Is. Se.. cond-price bd Pta , . 'eb tor the Boxes to he taken of Mr. Brandon, at the li ux-0111ce, in Ilart-street. t• he Doors will he opened at lialf.past Five, and the Play half- Six. halite new Operatic Drama, called The Virgin of the Sun, clo yi ng been received throughout with the highest approba _. it and applause, will he repeated , every:Evening till tor. zer.notice ,• with, on Thursdayand Monday, the new Pan csnimme tlarlequin and Padmanaha, or,.The Ciulcien t Isis. t:;iesaturday with (by particular desire) Torn Thumb the a,t; and tinusy, with a new Muskat Farce, which 10n,.; preparation, called-Frost and Thaw.. sn u - - 4 ,, The Public are respectfully informed, that Silak bri.`ar's Tragedy of f Wins Caesar is in preparation,. and Aviil - revived as. scon as possible. ORATORIOS.—LENT, iSra. , THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN, 0 -MORROW and FRIDAY, Feb. igth and test, will be pefermed a Grand Selettion. of SACRED MUSIC, • From the most favourite Composition of Handel, Haydn, Arne, ergolesi, and :lozart, in which Madame ALA N I wilt sing " 1-loly, holy Lord ;."- and, by par ,..cular noire, the sacred Air, "" ?cobra Adorata,"- and, for ~,",.first trine, new' Duet with Mr. Braham ; composed ex ir,rssly for them by Siour Pucitta.-- 7 Mr. BRA HA 7A, " U d have mercy upon me " -" Gentle Airs," and the bra .n,ot Nelson. --- Mrs. BLAND, " Father of Heav'n," and • ti :‘ nil Heroes and Sages BF.L LA .IY, " He layeth xs l „beants Mr. 'FINN EY, " Go, my faithful Sold:er E , -- ;M4ster-130 YLE, magnify the Lord :" and Mrs. I S e " Tyrants " What I trace," " 0 had t i ,4o, iPs Lyre," and tire Duet, " Quoniam," with Mrs. 4nd let ' "filch will be added, several Grand Chorusses never DerfOrined. Principal Performers. Maclaine CA l'A I.A.N I, Mrs. BLAND, Master BOY,LE, . And Mrs. WI:Kt/NS, Mr. BRAHAM, Mr. GARBF.TT, Mr. TINNEY, • And Mr. BELLAMY. Leader of the BandL Mr. A S II LEY, Organ, Mr. I. ASHLEY. Do 'For further particulars see the printed Bil ls. cra to be opened at Six, and commence at Seven pre -7,4% Boxes 7s. Pit 3s. 6d. Call. zs. Up.. Gall. is. aces 10f the liimes to be t,.ken of Mr. Brandon , at the te l W B ox-office, in llart.street. To AR, my ECTS AND OTHERS. APREMIUM of 2.00 - l. will be pail! to the Architect, or other Person, who shall prewnt the iLst ,aporov ti 4 DESIGN for a PENITENTIARY SE, to be erected for the purpose of Confini!lg, im 9.`itg. and Reforming Transr , rtable Otrefidels. s'vo other Premiums of and 501., respeetively, ' l3 ,,be paid tor TWO other DESIGNS of such a BU I LD- L e " Mull, although not apprOved, may appear to be the xt in 'merit. er urt , :e.r particulars with respect to the number of !)tfend. i„to eo~tnatitomtaincd in such a Building , and othe r necessar y , 4iiay be learnt, by applying to the State Paper 2tice in Sc o tl a nd!yard, where a Plan of the G round may "' seen. ' aft d MISS EDGEWORTH'S WORKS. paintul to be obliged to addresi the Public in a Manner that has at first sight the appearance of a mean tp attva notice. - 4 ,,"t as certain Books have been published under the name Nlis Edgeworth, Mrs _ Edgeworth, and Maria Edgewot th, . 311 11 , 1 e of whi c h have not that moral tendency that alo n e can ti tY a Female Jur appearing as an Author, her Father t h: ILLs it due to his Dausliter, and to the rest of his family, request that the Public will not consider Work, under I !' name 'of Edgeworth, that is not published by Messrs. I.l ( : o ll „ b i sc . ,i t and Co.. St.Pa.ul's.ChurUh-yard, London, as the uLtion of any of his aAruly. A LA of Miss Edgeworth's Works may be seen at the be t.i n ning of most of her former Works. RICA-LARD LOVELL EDGEWORtiI. qewortl- T v 6, tilz ot , Feb..• 4-oiN Ey continues to be ftirnidied to the Public, at Annuity I nterqt, en Freehold, Copyholcl, Lease.. • ,old,. or Lifehold Estatfs, in Land or Houses, Dividends Stuck Marriage -S e ttlements, Widows' jointures, Lhurch' Liv,pKs&c. 10eirs :he Nobility and Gentry of known proper t y , o r their be supplied on their Annuity Bonds. AllAn -I,lljulti , may es be redeemable, and the business concluded with spatch, secrecy. and honour, ,_ 4 , Pply personally trout Nine to Five, or by Letter, to the ' , :.'retary of rile Knightsbridge Bank, near - Hyde Park Comer, vtho is empowered to treat for any Sum not less than 3eal. to any, amount, inatt:tr• : • C r E NUIN E - LA Al 'l' ROUSE, No. 41, L, I L `dtLtL unuuu WAI, opposite Old per Gall. Refined Oil for Cham ber Lamps - 5 6 Pale Seal Oil, - - 4 0 Pale Squth Whale Oil for conunon Lamps,. &c. - • 3 3 Ccrtui per Gall_ ne Sperm Oil 9 . • c lrttte Burning Oil, equal to what is commonly sold for the best . Sperm. • 8 o Conti burning 0 7 Double refined Oil 6 6 ..The Sperm Oil is of tne finest quality,. is warranted ge• inane, and will burn the whole evening without trimming, It is therefore recoininended for Lamps in Dravvin.; (Curtis ball.rooms, Shew-rooms, ant ail places wnere Light is required, free from Sm , .ke, and the very dis a gre e abettrouble of frequently trimming the'lainps. The otner Oils are particularly fine, ;and, n.,r general put poses, ca n m m recommended with equal contutence. • LIPTON antlCo.. beg most respect:laity to return thei thanks to their friend, and the public tie geh4.,.01, tur the nu rnerous reconitnentia;a,us wait which-they lately bee h• - _ , noure:t. s sent to any part of London, free of expel:lce. E Y, I EBR WIRY IS, 1812. SEVENTH EDITION. This Day was published, In Two Voinmes, price t05..6.1. in boards, I)RACTICAL PIETY ; or, the Influence of the Religion of the Heart on the Conduct of the Life. lly HANNAILMORE. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, Dramas t chiefly intended for Young Persons ; taken from the Bible. totli Edition, 55. in On the 7th of next Month will be published, Elegantly printed in Three large Vols. Crown Odavo, a New Edition, being the Filth, of D ELI QUES of ,ANCIENT ENGLISH ro ET RN', consisting of .old heroic Ballads, Songs, and other Pieces of our earlier Poets, together with some few of later date. Printed tor F. C. and j. Rivington. No. 6z, St. Paul's Church-yard ; and Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-row. This Day was published, in folio, price Ten Guineas, 7ERSAILLES, PARIS, and SAINT DENIS ; V containing a SerieS of FO '...LTY VI E WS, coloured to imitate Drawings made by I. C. NATTES, illustrative of the Capital of France and the surrounding Places, with an Historical and Descriptive Account. Printed for Longman,l-lurst,Rees,Orme ' and Brown, Pater n.r.,ster row; N.V.Miller,Albermarle-street ; Cadell and Davies, . 4 F:fand; Colnaght and Co. Cockspur-street ; at the British Gallery, 54, New Bonq-strect ; and may be had of I. C. Welbeck-street ; and Vendramini, Michael's pliCe, Brompton: Just published, The Edition, enlarged, price los. 6d. boards, THE MEDICAL GUIDE (or the Use of the Clergy, Heads of Families, Seminaries, and Young Praditioners in Medicine and Surgery\ containing the latest Discoveries in Medicine. By RICHARD REECE, M.D. h' Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons, &c. " It &Scribes the nature of Di A-asi:S, and the best modes of Cure, with perspicuity and distinctness. 13y attending to its instructions, the Master or Mistress of a Family missy be enabled to remove the complaints of continual occurrence; and the Clergyman or Resident of a retired village may, in common cases of illness, be en.ibled to do much good at a. small expense. Considered in this light,- Dr. Reece's Nie - dical Guide is a most valuable perfoimance. It is more ju dicious than the Domestic Medicine of Dr. Buchan, whirr) we have no doubt it will entirely ,uperSede.—Critical Re view; April, 1807. " It is an iAiyantage to have a work so judicious as that of Dr. ReeCe's in circulation, for the purpose of continual re , ference.',— . -British.Critic, April. 1807. " The diredions here given are_ drawn ty with care and accuracy, and perfectly intelligible to those who may have occasion to use therm."—Annual Review, 1807. " Dr. Reece particularly designs his book for such fami lies as are remote front Medical Aid. To those persons we may ventui r e, from its intrinsic qualities, to recommend the publication.—Eclectic Review, October, tSo7. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster.row ; and sold by Burgess and Co. Bzdford-street, Coveot. A arclen, and all Bookselicrs. • This Day was published, „. In One large Volume, square izmo. price los. 6d. hound, NTICK'S NEW LATIN - EtN;GLISEI and - ij ENGLISH-LATIN' PICTIONARY, designed for the use of Graniniar Schools and PriVate Educatii.n. Con taining all the Words ,ind Phrases pr,per for reading the Cla-ssic tutiv.rs. ccil:elparikiir*Cith cveiy improvcment to supply the deficiencies of other Dittionariet:, and to enable the scholar to parse and construe each word according to its various interpretations,. by the best Authors in the knglish tongue. To this Edition has been added, a Classical Index of the Preterperfeds ai.d Supuies of Verbs. A New Edition, re vised and augmenh.ci throughout. Ity WILLIAM CRAKELT, A.M, Redor of Nursted and Ifield, in Kent, London: l'iinti:d for j. 1l m rn, 39, Ludgate, street ; F. C Rivington ; Wilkie and Robinson; I. Walker; I. Nunn ; I. Cotheil ; I'ote and Williams ; Scatcherd and Letterman; Cadell and Davies ; I'. Bousey ; C. Law ; John Richardson ; Lackington, Allen, and Co. ; Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown ; DartOn, Harvey, and Co.; J. M..RiChardson; B. Crosby and Co. ; Sherwood, Neely, and loncs ;' I. lonnson and Co.; Gale and Curtis ; and ‘V il son and Son, York. ***- The Ty ronis Thesaurus, or Latin Part only, may be had separate!y, price 6s. bound. This Day was published, In Square rzmr... price 7s. 6d. bound, a New Edition, being the Thirteenth, of THE NEW'POCKET, DICTIONARY of, the FRENCH and ENGLISH LANGUAGES. In 'lwo Parts, j. French and English. 2. English and French. Con taining al. the Words in general Use, and authorised by the best Writers. The several Parts of Speech. The Genders of t. c French Nouns. The Accents of the English Words. The Naval and Military Terms. An Alphabetical List of the most usual Christian and Proper names; and of the most remarkable Places in the known World. By THOMAS . N LIU ENT„ L. L. D. The Thirteenth Edition, carefully revised anal enlarged. To s Inch are now added, many Idiomatic Phrases, all the New Words inserted in Moutardier's and Le C here's last Edi tion of the National French Inctronary, with all the Irregu larities of the English Verbs and Noun's. by I. OUISEAU, A. M. Piintid , for j. Mawman, 39, Ludgate-street; P. C. and I. Rivington ; G. Wilkie and I. Robinson ; I. Walker; Scatcherd and Letterman; - I. Nunn ; C Law ; Damn, Ilarvey, and Co.; Longman, Hurst, Rees, 0 rm; and Brow n ; T. -I3oosey ; Lackington, Allen, and Co. ; ;. Richardson ; 13. Crosby and Co: ; I. Mh Richardson ; I . Carpenter; Booker; I. A. Dulau and Co.; It. Scholey ; Sherwood, Neely and !ones • I. lohnson and Co. ; * Gale and Curtis ; and for Wilson and Son, York. Of whom may be had, Another Edition, beautifully printed on a Pearl Letter, and superfine wove paper, in a small Pocket Volume, with Supplement of I's - per Names, price ss 6d. bound. I am, &c. HICKMANS's PILLS are an El' FEC CURE for GRAVEL and. sToNE, STOPPAGE of URINE, COMI LAIN'fS in the BACK and LOINS, KIDNEYS, BI,ADDER, and LUMBAGO. OF the Ntiitious Complaints incident to Ihe hu man frame, there are none more dreadful in their na ture, nor more alarming in their consequences, than the Gravel and Stone; They ate complaints to which every person is liable, as the water we drink is impregnated with particles, which not only cause the excruciating tortures, but are a foundation for every other species of disorder. HICKMAN'S URI:: M‘L PILLS, - composed of the most innocent Ingtedients, have been found of singular effi cacy, in not Only strengthening the vessels . , containing the Urine, but happily destroying ttie petrifying quality of it, from which proceed the above Complaints, &c. removing toe calculi, or gritty concretions, and banishing every pel nicious-ter.4mcy to those disorders, without confinement. A Copy of a Letter. To Mr. HICK MAN, Apothecary ; believe Hickman's Pills to be the best Medicine ever known for curing the Gravel, therefore 1 have taken the opportunity to recommend them. Two Boxes and a half have cured me, so tnat 1 have nut fou.nd a necessary to take triore'; and, although I have suffered greatly from that dis order, I Mull never be afraid of it wnen 1 can procure so good a reutc.dy. R. FERRIER l-lemsby, near Yarmouth, N rut ol k Sold at Cdr. Butler's, Na. 4, Cheapside, corner of Pater no6ter-r 1.0114101) ; and most Aledlcine Venders in every Town, in Boxes at xs, 9d. each. GENERAL POST.OFFICI!., lb. 5, 18,i. BENJAMIN HITCHCOCK, a Leiter Carrier, is in Custody, charged sui:b embezzling Letters, cantainbrg Properly. The following Cf,nntoy Bonk Niles i':re found in his Poe. .tession : FIVEPOUNDS, Norfolk General Bank. FIVE POUNDS, Norfolk General Bank. FIVE POUNDS FIVE SHILLINGS, Sheffield Bank. They are .upposed' to have le,— Linken from Lelte►:. The Owners att. desired immediately to apt?) , at this Office, and trans mit et Descripticr. By Command of the Postniaster-Genetel, FRANCIS FRILELING, Sec. EXCHEQUER BILL OFFICE. New Palace Irani, Westminstcre Feb. 18, 1812. t} lie House or Commons having on the 171 - 11 instant come to the following Resolution:— " 'THAT every person interested in, or entitled 1 unto 'any Exchequer Bill or Bills, dated between the tst day of March, rSi r, and the 14th day of Februarys 1812, who shall carry the same to the office of the Payrnas • ters of Exchequer Bills, between the 22d and 29th days of February, 1812, both inclusive : (unless a sum amounting to fourteen millions sterling principal money of the said bills shall be sooner subscribed) shall be paid the interest that sli tit becoine due thereon respeBively to the gth day of March, 1212, inclusive, and shall have in exchange, for such bill or bills, a certificate or certificates to the Governor and Company of the Bank of England expressing the principal sum contained in such bill or bills, which certificate or cer tificates shall entitle such person or persons for every one hundred pounds principal money contained therein, to'one hundred and eielit pounds capital stock in annuities, after the rate of five pounds per centum per annum, to be added to and made one joint stock with the five pounds per centum annuities, created by aas made in the 24th, 25th, 34th, 35th, 36th, 37th, .4Sth, 49th, soth, and Sist years of his present. Majesty, for granting annuities to satisfy certain Navy, •V ic tualling, Transport Bills, Ordnance Debentures, and Eiche quer Bills, and the interest to commence from the sth day of January, rBr2, which said annuities are to be redeemable at the same time, and in like manner as the'said annuities al ready established are now redeemable by Parliament, and 16 be charged upon, and made payable out of the Consolidated Fund of Great Britain." The PAYMASTERS of EXCHEQUER BILLS do hereby give notice, that daily attend:ince will be given at their Office, from ten o'clock in the morning to nne o'clock in the afternoon (Sunday excepted), tronl Saturday the 22d until Saturday the 29th instant, both inclusiVe, for the pur.. pose of receiving the Exchequer Bills, intended to be funded, t. ph: ; an the Bearers thereof are desired to place the several descriptions of bills in sepa. rate lists (which are to be obtained at the Office) classing them in the order of the dates, and arranging numerically such as are of like date - and value ; and they are to express the amount of the principal sums contained therein, and the amount of interest that Will be due thereon (which will be ' paid in money) computed from, but excludi - K the, day which they are respediVely dated to the 9th day of March, 112, inclusive, when the interest will cease; and they are desired to state the amount of capital stock to be created, in respeEl of the principal sums intended to be funded, and to write their names (without abbreviation of their Christian names) and places of abode on their lists, and to indorse each bill with their usual signatures. To avoid delay, the parties are recommended to apply at the Office previously for memoranda, and to bring them ,ready filled up at the time of subscription ; observing, - that the vggregate artiount of their several lists must be stated in one memorandum. N. B. The days for payment of interest and for delivering Certificates in Exchange Nv 1 I be advertised in the Public Papers as early as possible. This Day'wese published, In tzrno. price Three and Sixpence, blards, RULES for ENGLISH COMPOSITION, and particularly for Themes : designed for the Use of Schools, and in aid of Self• I in truClion. • By lOHN RIPPINGHAM, Private Tutor at Westminster School. _ _ Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orrne, and Brown Paternoster-row s ;• and W. Ginger, College-street, West. Minster. This Day were published, In Two Volumes Svo. price i6s. boards, CHRISTIAN ETHICS; or Discoarss on the Beatitudes, with some preliminary and subsequent Dis- Courses. The whole designed to explain, recommend, or enforce the Duties of the Christian Life. By THOMAS wiNTLE, B. D. Redor of B•rightwell, in Berkshire, and kormerly Fellow o' . Pembroke College. Printed for Longman, Hoist, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pa ernoster-row ; and also' by Cadell and Davies, strand ; ltatchard, Piccadilly, Londm; and I. Cooke and I. Par ker, 0 ford.. FOR COUG HS - , CoLDS, ASTHMAS, &c. ti HU LICH'S COUGH-DROPS, tor. re„cent. Nh...." Colds, obstinate Coughs, and confirmed Asthmas, stand unrivalled. Its repwtation for fifteen years past, and the .vatious'testiinonies of its efficacy, is a sufficient proof of the estimation in which it is In.1;,1 for all Asthmatic AfiZjc ti,,ns, recent Colds'and Coughs, nowever obstinate, and all Pulmonary -Complaints. As proof, the following in: lance is inserted : To Messrs. SHAW and Co. '' 131rmingham, March 16, 18:+5. " Gentlennen--tu justice to you, and to certity the value of that excellent Medicine, Church's Cough ll:.ops, Een,' you the tollowin,g' case, at the particular request of the pa tient. "MYLES SWINNEY.„" Sir—r cannot sufficiently acknowledge the cure I have received from Church's Cough Drops. A most suncating Asthmatic Cough during the winter aftlitted me so severely, that I expected nothing,less than death every minute ; one bottle rehered me considerably, and four more perlcdly re• stored me Your sending this to the Pupprietors will oblige your humble servant, "'Taos. EomuNns." Sold Wholesale and Retail by Shaw and Edwards, No. 66, St. Paul's Church•yard, on the foot-Nay ; 'Putt, Exchange; a,cl 13 - 4 con and Co. Uxtord-strcet ; and one Vender in every town. None can be genuine•except " Shaw and Edwards, 66, St, rch-yard," is engraved on the swop. Prtse As. 6d i..nd double size is, 6d. f , er bottle. PR; - 6IXPENCE—NALEPENN 'a . -7; And y the , ivhoij4ume herb. pegied !d, Though with the pure exiiilirating s . oui Of nutriment and health, and vital powers, Beyond the searOlui 'tis copioUs'blest. - fTnotvisorr. ENGLISH DIET DRINK.—TFIE_ pERrEc-rtoN. VEGETABLE MEDICINE. THE remarkable instances that - occur dany irs proof of the it resistibke efficacy of this Vegetable Me dicine, in Consumptions,. AsthniaS, Dropstes —in. all kinds of Fever—in Nervous and Hypochondriac t:omplairrts—inSea • told Land Scurvy, in Scrophula, and in the innienr.: variety of Disorders• springing from denilitated habits, treat impo verished and from impure blod, fulLy jusfify tit_ , r)pric. tors in challenging the whule body of regnlar to ' produce from • the,boa . sted treasures, of their 'itarritaco•• pceia any drug, oecombination of drugs, that on well-tried experiments, haS been, found equally.benetial to thil suf. ferer,.in these lamentable disorders. As to the irregular pre tender to miry - elle - us discoveries, whose vouchers Tor ch:res are but too frequently the ingenious offspringof his Own in vention, or it hest sustained uniti by the testimony of pliant and interested indigciwe, whose reputation in the healing art being acqnired• by magic, must be nijitialued by, miracles, it woula hit heeoine the Proprietors ct the-Ltighsh Diet Drink to enter into any rival,coir , ;etition.., Ms declaration will not be imputed •to presumption or vanity, when it is recollected that they claim no merit from the invention of the medicine; that belongS solely and exclusi vc ly.to Joshua Webster—a man whose protound botanical researches enti• nently qualified him to hist - ma others in the right applica tiOn of herbs to human mladies , -,who had no less than six - ry years extensive piofessie.i:d practice—and whose claim to the titles of humane, liberal, and enlightened, have been loni; sanctioned by the greatest names in Europe and A morica.— Such a Man may surely, without arrogance, be allowed to assert as much right to public confidence, as the most cele,. brated Member of the Royal College of Physi:;:nis. 'All the merit the Proprietors claim tor themselves, is that of scrupulously and Litt - 01111y, in the preparation of their me dicine, following the direCtions contained in Dr. Webster's own Recipe, now in their possession. Sold in half pint bottles, 4s •, pint ditto, 7s. 6d. ; and in quart ditto, 145. each, duty included. Thc.,;e who wish for more particular information on the character and properties of the English Diet Dritilt, and e3.f the nature and variety of the eves it has effected. may con. suit Dr. Webster's excellent work on the subject, a new edition of which is just_published by the. Proprietor, prce is. 'in boards,.and a small pamphlet, price ts. 6d. contain ng a list of thirty remarkable cures, winch all oecurretlin 18to ' • .Sold wholesale only by the sole P roprietors, .Slee and Co. Borough I iigh-strect, and by one at leasr, in every considera. ble Town 'in the United .Kingdom, and by the following Venders in Landon, by their Agents.;—.Messrs. lloWard and. Evans, Long lane, Vest Smithfield"; Elliotsdn, Chemist and Druggist, , t i ff, --Borough ;, Bolton's .Medicinal Warehouse, front of Royal Exchange, Cornhill ; Colesworthy, Cite- , Mist and Druggist, 144, Whitechapel.; Mounsey, Chemist, 24, Great Surrey-street, Illadariars road, and at Kennington cross ; Sanger (late Bacon) . 150, Oxford-street ; Midy,le.y, Chemist and Druggist, 49, Strand ; Hudson slut Co. Cite- mists, &c. 27, Haymarket ; Watd, 324, Holborn ; and Mat tress, Perfumer, Bi, Fleet-swept FOR THE SUN. MR. EDITOR, The man tti ho can render the smallest service to his country, -and through indolence negleCts doing so, is hiel4y blamable; for an individnal so,oetitnes has it in his power to suggest hints which, if adopt ed, may prove - benefici2L Many Ads of Pat liament have been made to pre vent bribery at elections,. all of which have been found insufficient for the purpose ;" and (he speech of the present Speaker of the - House of Commons against seats in Parliament being obtained by,bri bery, was the laogauge of a Roman Senator, and his sincerity, therefore, cannot be for one Moment doubted. The wanner of chusitrg MeMberS of Par liament for the Counties, might be altered for the better, and this is the subjta of the present paper. How is it possible for a poor nun, at his own ex , pence; to go to the county chief town to vote, iro:rt a' distant part. Of, the coutvy ? By the late Mr. WindhatWs Ad for the better recruiting the army, " a common soldier, after a certain tern► of service, " has a right . Co vote for the Merubtqs of the county " in which Le resides:' Without , ssist:ince, oc maintenance fails under the Treating Atc.l) how can he gO to'ti a county town ?- This boin, therefore, to the old soldier is nugatory, unless he is fed and lodged gratis, until he cafi give his vote. In a contested county election, :lie;w.ay to the coun ty town, in all directions, may be traced by the number of dead horses on the roads. What animal misery is here ! and which the folloWing tends to prevent, as also to lessen the enormous expence of county elections to the Candidates, diminish lbe loss of labour to the kingdom, check bribery, and save the House of Commons the trouble of future ' tigation. t. Let the. names of every person qualified to vote as an eleClor for a county be written and hung up in the Vestry, and at the Church door of cacti Parish Church to which he bz.longs'. 2. Let the cost of printing be at the exptince of the counties. 3. Let three'weeks be allowed for an eleWontor Members of a county, and let the names of the Candidates be printed in the newspapers' and sent (postage tree) to .the Churchwardens of each Parish. 4. When tlre•day for the ele6tion for Members of a county is fixed, let the ptincipal inhabitants (electors) and Churchwardens assemble. in' the Pa rish Church-yards or Vestries of each town and village, and cause to be read aloud the names of all the Candidates, and then separately.t;rke the vote's for each. After which to write down the number of votes each •Canaidate has, and a return to be inade, in writing, signed by the Churchwardens and three of the principal. inhabitants (Ch-rgy men excepted), and sent, postage free, to the Hion Sheriff of the coup y town, who to cause the re - turns of the several -.parishes to be read aloud ai!cl publicly; and the Candidates who have rrost votes are to be declared duly' elected. In case the until burs tor atiy Candidates are equal, the SheritY to have the casting 'vote. Priaed returns of the whole proceedings are to he addressed, poi , age to the Churchwardens of the several parishes, who are to assemble tire principal inhabitdot4 rtra.elec. tors, and eau,e to be read aloud in their presence the several returns, to she w . that nothing cland-s -`tine has ensued in the election for Mvinuert, (..)f the county.- Fa, t 4, 1812., Veit 9,