The Sun. — London, England, 1805-10-11 00:00:00

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Second r e l e... ! :s . 4.--Upper Gallery IS. .h , - , ud returned. SECOND EDITION. This Day was published, in One Volume, Royal OaaVo, PriCc cos. 6d. in bOards; . ASTATISTICAL VIEW of FRANCE,; com - piled from Authentic Documents. By the CHEVALIER TINSE-AU. Second Edition. To which are annexed Supplementary Tables for Piedmont,- now avowedly united France. LondOn : Printed forthe Author, and sold by I Budd, at 'the Crown and Mitre, i; Messrs. pulaui Soho. square, and Messrs. R i chardsoo, Royal Exchange. Of whom may. be had,rjust publi hed Considerations For and Against a South AlllCriCan Expecti. tion, price as. • ' SOCIETY"FORTFIE DISCI-IARGE AND RELIEF OF PERSONS INIPRISONED FOR SMALL DEBTS, . Craven-street, Strand, oel. 2, 1805, t BENEFACTIONS since the last REPORT, viz. C. r. d. Sir john Riggs Miller, Bart. - - i 0 3 C., titicliard Padts, Esq. , - - - A. s 5 o 'M. Cope Flopeton, Esq. per Vere, Lucadou,Se Co. to o o Peter Calvert, Esq. . . - ditto - A. 2 2 0 .Miss Maria Calvert - . ditto - A. t t o W. Tlionias, Esq. - , - . ditto - 3 0 0 W. osw, Esq. per Messrs .1 - Wares . - A. to o a Rev. Duke Yonge - dirto . - A.' 2 2 a `N. Y. - . - ditto - - 'a, z a •Cliarles Stanhope; Esq. - . A. 5 5 George French, libq. livr_Secretary - :' A. a 2 O Josiah Dorntord, Esq. oitto !Ism pears) - 4 4 ~ Messrs. Wedgwood and 13yerley, diito, (two years) is 13 , 'William Lock, Esq. . - , - ~ . A. ,-; ; 9 Mr. j. Lewis - - .. A. -1. 2 o 'Henry Griruston, ca l ! - , , - .... A. 2 2 o :Mrs. S. P. per lierrizs, Faiquli ir arid Co. - 10 to o L. B .Allen. F. 44. - . - A. a a a - tVi)ti r arn Martin, Esti: per Secretary - 1 1 o K. N. 11. 1;. G. 12.2.1. as. - - 3* 3 0 ,X. Y. Z. per Treasurer , - _ .. I . o .I.lenigno Nvitimli-Letter-box) - - . r 0 o Found in Inc Letier:.box Mr. Ficauicn, 164th f'l b;:ttc ;.. .0 - u 00 6 -- , . 0i 0 . -. ri , TO NATI NV EM, A-COMMERCIAL ACCOUNT OE TIIR PORT OF TONN NG (,:N. NO: MANN, in his Manttal of the Geography Skswiek liolgtein, recites what has been cotnmetno rated by his preflece43ors relative to Tonningen, which he coatinues down to drn year t 799. Some latter accounts art to befound in the stune Author's' PrJvincial Notices. a . . - A-few years ago 1.1 Narration of Travels through' various .parts Of that DatcLty was published in the Danish language; I beieve the Author's namewas' \Y anal, ; but I do not , reMember that it contains any material. addition'to \'vit.tt had been said by NIE-. Non , tif nor has any account of Tonningen, since the • blockade of . the Elbe, 611 en in my way, or . iff that kof a4y9l - my friends there ; except a pi&ure of Ton nittvo. in The journal cyr the Liegnt Igirld, for the , Itethiof January, t MM. But a mem piadre does nOtanswer the purpche f have in view. The Col- 'Owing particulars `were colleaed during a residenCe there in April last,. 1805'.. ~ . . WARE,HOVSE for, PANTALOONS, WAISTCOATS' DRAWERS, &c. READY-MADE. THOMAS CANE '(late CARTER - and CANE) ,- N 0... 185, Strand (the Thi rd Door West - from Mundel l .. street), HOSI ER to Their Majesties and :the Royal Fa-• Idy, and PANTALOON-MAKER to His Majesty, and 'Their Royal Highnesses. the Prince of Wales, Dukes of York, • ijiarenee, ,Ke ( et, Cumberland, • Sussex, Cambridge, 'Gloucester, Le. begs to inform Noblemen and Gentlemen, he coutinues to' make,. and keep . ' ready for immediate use, a variety pf. Pantaloon s -of the most approvedlorts, particu lady Patent Double-Wove Angola, a Mixture of Spanish 1,y091 and Cotton, .rescmbling Cat ere in appearance, am. , exceeding strong, and (to not stain la ith acid.; also Double Milled Drabs, and othzr suitable Colomis,• for R iding Breeches, and White,. Blue, and Green, for Regimentals and Uni turins (the Btae and.Grcen are Wool dyed, and do not rub on . ); !curious tine sorts of samei of the newest and mOst fashionable. for Evening, and a particularly fine kind of Black ; Silk dyed li)gtairimd..virorked black, arc superior in appear- . 'Alice to all, other Silks, will not wear - rusty or greasy , and far N MO (Nral:ae,i; Pantokioris worked. with Feet complete on the Frame ? to aprar as Breeches and. Stockings, are much used lihrapiii'oved6r Full Dress ; 'a Choice Seleeli:lt of the . most 10410A:1 . 0W Fancy:And Press Waistcoats, and everynie. scription (If Hosiery; especially all the finest and softest kijids of Spanish And. , Welch . Lamb's Wool. Stockings'. and Socks, and a new and improved - sort of Spun Silk, very soft and:warm,. and, do,init get hard by washing ; curious fine Welch Flannels for Ladies and Getnicineres Waistcoats,. Briers, &c. and a very sopet ior 'kind of Elastic - Lamb's btinvl lAnnyd of.evci y tyarrntltttndthicknessofother Fjan ndl; and neither shrinks' or thickens ; various kinds of Elastic Patent- Nett fling's, very light and strong ; Gaiters of.every. sort, and the very finest tinalities of the Elastic ' :both black. and Coloured, to draw ou without Buttons ; Ready-made Linen, Shirts, Handkerellie.fs,l'ontels , Travelling C a p S, 0rcr,4:15, i l .entlemen going ftbriaail provided with every 'necessary pinippaeot upA Rep rriLlits furnt circle Merchants and .. .Vealers supplied oh the most moderate, wpm,. „ ; : • rnr. Frost, Al Cyrnon, Linsa, 1 Caroline, NI ts l oins ss. 'Second c Prie 3s, Ilery S` %4 P ric t t: Pike 6a, —No Mone y to be rc litty.t.t4T tai A, to be to, -0 tliceln.tle ttssel 1 - Tht 13&anx - ltston ; Scm, Mr. LCIII4 Mts. On Monday, the CornedY On Tuesdiv, the Ccirredy 'i* neWhlclo.D mai and a new Comedy are in in the Course of 1;:w days:" TfliS MESENT-10 , taken Of Mr. Fosbrook, at the strem 'St rifakehi: krcl(er, Mr. El ter.; Foigarcl, Mr ; ., iphnstour ; With Fortune's 'Frolic. of The Busy . Body. • ' of The Couslant Couple. . with new Music, Scenery, &e. rchears4l, and will be. produced • ------- k 93 ig 0 Discharged tend relieved from various Prisons j( I.)entors i Sum. tar the of - . - rs ; 3 COUSiddrett nit; cases of s t Petitioners. A pproved 47 I) , :tcricti t Petition ; rcferp."A tor furtlic; Inquiry i and Rejezt,:d 2. The proper name of this place in German is now Totaling. In More reinOtt.t periods it was called Tonningen; and so it isstiil tiamod by foreign na tions;., bat in Gerrnany,and 134:...nma.k.- this denorni- Lion is considered imiwoper. Bei - luta:lions are rec,..i sit...it by ',lines Neat', F.sq.' the .'Prett.- surer, - also by 114CS$I . S. flerries,' Farquhar, ,and Co. St. ; Messrs. Hoares, Fleet-street ; Mzssrs. Fuller and Lomb:ad-street ; Messrs. kitlgse, Charing.,cross ; 'Messrs. Dorrien and Co, 1 , Cornhill AVlesors. Haminersley's, essrs.V&es; Lin:id . ..in, and Co. No. 77,.Loinbard-strect; and by the Secretary, No, 7, Criven. street, Strand, where the Books inay he seen by those who are Inclined to suirport this Charity, utid where-the Society will 11 - I,:tit on the first Wedaestlay in No - yeniber next.. 71'0 MCRCI-lANTS, '&c• - • P. • HEATH, Proprietor of JUNIP ER's PA- 1 .1 • TE.NT ESSENCE or PE FrliAl 1 T, having re cvaved of the iiiictutQrs of the. I,ite Mr. juniper his Ihl- Y1(0 VED ItECIPE tOr making the Essenu replier, 1 taint, together *itii seslett firredionl referring thereto, he 1 tins method, of itquaintiit4 .Nicreltants trailin4 to or goat ~tia List or West Indies, Arnericii, or Russia, that they will Mid it a valuable A rth:le of Commerce. ft1:41610. reign demand warrants it,is assertion, awl tihriversee, the tie- oessity Otenlarging ant its virtues. - llot it is limper to observe, that the numerous Co.iiiieri.,ts, warr.nvii...l even under Mr. I oniper's Name vind Seal, have tinhaveit fignourabießoard. - of cominissioncrs to.pamit J. P. heath to have his Name engraved in each 1 1 1 e. T:ve Si4nature, therefore, Which is the preseht distinguishing external in.a:, of the geniiinc, will shurtiy b thstr.mthliteti. Sold by Buoscy, No, 4,, ,I3ma-t.strect; Mr. G. W. Smyth, New Bond-street; and 411 Other r , :vetable Medicine Ven ders; • , .1:;* COVEIsiT.tIARDEN. . '` ) EINT" IiVFNING Oft. it, 'lBO5, 4. ~ 4-, , • will he performed . . i THE GAMESTER. ' , .; • . Beverley, Mr IcEM BLE ; k• ' ' . . ' Stokely, M r. COOKE ; iewson, . Mr. C. •KE NIBLE ; ' larvis, Mr. MU R.R.A V • _. , •• ' . Mrs. Beverley, Mrs. SI DDO'NS ; Charlotte, Mrs. Si'. L E F. k K. And Lucy, Mrs.' VREDERI elc., _ . . .. 1 ., • . :.....a l /I..nr . i. , ... HARI'FORD :BRIDGE. 41 r (.. regal. t f`drester, 'MI% r. M ERY i . Niegrine Forcsre r , m t. NI v . N pEN ; Capt. Fis•ld.tir, Mr. &CLEW N ; Cartridge, M r R I.,F:V ;- Peter, M r .. S l .I.ION S ; Clara; Sir;.; ATI.; INS ; - It te h And ,Sus4n, Mrs. MitillTl' R. Nq' 'lll to be opened a t half past rive, and begin ,1 , 4 1 ' 4t halt Iseu7ig the 11 ': b ,•.fM -. Brandon, at the A,. oxes to c taken oi r. To ‘. L in ilart-st rect. ttlli't?ttow, Othell o , with The Village Lawyer.. O n -i,,' 4al', The*Revenge with-The tanner. t „' r . ~,k,,, r t .1.1,1. 04 „,Y, The Cha pter'of Accidents. P'" 0 " - ', a " ~° 1 ,41 1 ,,t4i Irvin the 'Theatt e.. Roy al in the H.l) iliarket. l4 l; klo,b,t/t aPpearance vii this state i at ter r ii ci ll i . l; , ll -r' 1 1 1 Bravo e /flit:4%) never aaed, eit I led R u gam; no .; C 1 41i,.,., with new Aitc.:c, Scenes, IYresies, 8, " ~. ~, 'On Ic h r : es ti.lY, lane Shorz. lane Shore, MrS. "',. "' sd aY, The Man of the World. Sir Perrin:ix. nte Cooke. thlti'l .- - Oltro, to , . lip fl , sTATE LOT TE KY. . . ''()/ ' /1 . ' 1 , 1 CAPITALS yet, dr4wn: ilig arc tlc 0.1 y Ivo , .. • 11 167 4 pri;e of tcna in Shares '" 1 " - - .-,;00 in Shares - - -.- i'oor , rin Shares, (..,,..,,i - _ ~ .: to tx , %Vhole Ticket 24615 . 5 .so li 3 . CHIPITALS- in the WllL.in.Shares. 3 - - - , - of . - - -- - 3C 2 ' ., c" . .. of 3 . - • -' or • 4 , 5-.00 9 . - - of . .. , or. .. )titx ° - 0 'l' . • 8,-.c. „Sic. FOURTH ...........,,L ....... ), 4, ' 4 n'iM();F:,,DAY,• October 14, will be the 4 , - 7-- ie1(11..--;•'\*AI4I4ANTIU) IJNPRANtIN• , 1 t the t' . stat e l alO SfiAIIFS continue on Sa e,a . , 14 t ,,.hi11, „,,*ty Offices the Corner of 133"4"buiLIn'' Itkl(fitLleing the Ic i ,ing's Mews, Cliaring-cros4, b y 'N, (I OoDLUCK,,and Co. • . ' ~. , .... 01% A fl MY. ft- P t.: 0 it; '', ` -)1, 1), an ENSIONCY in a distih , guis ~ Krak(l4o.llarkt lte giment.—Application (free ot 1..05t.16‘) 41, 11iij;.., rt. lehnstone, Craven.strcet, Londr. 3. R ilitC, - --- hNi r ) LIFE INSURANCE OFPIC!, PIE A LAI() '41'4'151 t l 4 l p :-I01N: FIRE' and LIFE INSU RANC E ~. tilicTez t livNY tni.iertakcs lnsur.inces front l' ire throng+ . _ 7,qi i k i _ ,i,.:irt and Ireland, ,And in Foreign .Count : ricS-.. In t , t ,4 i tli ,', l . .the insurance of Lives, and the purt.lt a s e . 1. 14 ' t fie k 4te "ti . l . ties e . 94 (iiti o l . 4r t As moderate as those °fatly tNug:th,ru:-.l.ntore favourable thatt have been yer . o . h. o i n e . l .. _ . Institution . 1 .: ; and kti;'! , ti cZy,t,rntaile for Policies ; nor any Atlintaa 1 7C ~!+44 e . • l t ,InstranCe, ' . ' • and Ac,r1,,41,0".1.1.1,01i55i,..0. i allowed to Solicitors, hrolo.rs, t;littlii4ne„cti Lit,: liisc.rance. . Coin -64)141)114;1,8 giv4i daily, Iron Nine to„F.ottr. - ..tt the 0 Aar t. , 0 , 111- 1 ( 11 : 1 21 . c.al le.:, Cornbill, where printed t'r - ,Nvered fre e or E x pence.. ' . . . ' • \,„,...,,,,,...... EY Order ;,,. r:ie Board,. See. WAIt.I‘IF.R Pin PI , S,. . P I \C) be e P 4I)I T;L. Ri.l4 1 - 15 - 154. 7 C — h ., Hal'l's, , . t ki 1 4 , 4 - .. 0 1,1) hy PRIVATE CON'FRCT, si ' 0 1141i tt re 'l le l l \l , i le 4 1'.0, , ~1" Wincliete'r, and five South 14 '''''" ' t ''` l 'ed B ' ltOokwoon PARK.; c am pti it, einf(.ll''l modern.huiit Dwelling-1160,4 w4II sulnth l c ti, -. t‘,, 1 474, pii`',4Y description, excellent Stables, with l.vol o !, 0 , 44 v ';l i i re. and I nclostires, containing . 32; t Acres, 1 Il li N ,l't vie,'" or 3701. of K , t ,, ~..- , 4 bY favour of the 'reliant ; and Mt. Perry, 1 t44,11ae4',7111. show the Lands. ' ' ' () N, 1 4 . +41 ti a il i t l l etiLos may he had of the Vrinters ol the - t) Ii4 'at N o ll :'l,,ers ; at the principal In 6 on the : Western "7-.Q , :s i. 1. Lincolies-lon- f kirk ; and At N a l ' . L a i shtli' iwill ' 1 ''S'ile. .........,..„ y, w , ho treat tor 11c b ) , FO C.-- 11q),M, lAMES'fi ANA.I.EI TIC PI I..LS• - 'ti u b. 111;41 f i l' 146(l e •- oflldrnitliszering these PILI I .: ) S . , h 4 40; 14 , ) . liiiir, v ,:,, e l,o,t an eminent Physician !tee the n ew , t - 0 '4 4 WllO it ---- '"" e ases, do prevalent, particularly among 4,l l •tsit „4 47 ci:e. , ,itie t t in hot climates, are rettu,,yed with . !,)i. s Y till. a 1 sltety than by :,sty other ?t•littii.ine, rhty. aft, 011 '--,gom tt all L• - -fl , St om a ch and. Bow it j t)i "ttigNi- 1 )lSijrd e" °"L - " Vinc!Ss %. 1 ,10 41 , , •,'ll, Losstlf A ppetite Habitual Coati .‘ us , , b i N ,i,otti c. 4,1 9tutencies and t.: toll cs ; liLew iLe in 6 0, , u .. I,4li4lliiitt line's or- Witeurnalie Pains in sly tit!.,tt; .e s P l 3 . fiki A..°::••o'..ioned by l• ree Livittil, t ii.ften v p , '•.- 7 v , lnti"g .' i , . , ..., , I' e h s , it' - )'0 011C0 t 0t: COOSL - tilletti.:o t.t, A i llp., 41.0t,41Kati•I b I . ,I i illelll - I .- , iy 4 1 i „' , c nat. lo them on .the first attack _cat: a ; 1 14, rilii r, hot int lisfunition• or aster any excess ot e - ,; l it; e 9 i , 4 iraa n t : I nd thial their i well-Lnown chat actetistic ' 44 1 1 :'" , s lh-,-I'!"f rintnoting.l...ne,eviy. ti t t c Kt/ 4ea,6r land, Atonic' never he without the 11. 1 41 , 4 q tic ,; °S sues rtqUit :: atitheir continemettt nor l r ; 111 1e11,•= 0 4.1 `,,•; • 1tj 4 41Z..t. 1 1 °- "Y oy 1,, Newhery • and Sons, at the Ware -14 rclac'rtie..' r'°vl " l " l. , N.). 4; :it. PAll's Cilli,illte ,,A Ij,„ roi l' c I , . ~ , . - y r k . ` l 'art..t. —, " 4 1. - ALle, taancon ,at 1)r. faines's la . )4 4 : p .qt, 1. 4 qX, e ~r ' l . ; ill ttCrX es, price 4s. - 6,1. each ; ~" i ll qi .1 ,4 r it10i 1 .,! 4 , 4 j 4 4;,' t 14.• tinantity of six., for 245. linty . 4 4 .• a ' -,e.' gtkitiiiit: but those which le.tve the 8, eV} , t k , —l ' IN 6 . •li, S t, Paut's,-", toSraveti in the MONEY READY TO ADVANCE. - A L PETtgONS in possession of Incomes, 4a,; Arising from Freehold, Copy . hold; or Lessehohl Estates, in Land or Houses., Money in the Funds; Rent Charges, , Marrage. SettleMents, Widows' Jointures, An. unities, Patent Places, Church Livings, or any other i..er tain income 'for Lite, may be supplied with temporary or ..'permanent Stuns of the to :any Amount, by paying Ail nilltv wet 6046 i the same. • The Nobility and Gentry of known.. Property; &their rhay he acconliitadated on their personal security . ; and in any instance where' the single security of r .au indivr-• dual may be deemed insufficient, the addition,' of another person .to guarantee the payment of the Interest will re.: move the objedion ; am; in all cases, privilege w:11 be given to the Public to return the Principal at their own option. T Personal applications will be received every . clay till Four Letters Cram Correspondents in or Country. ',post paid) will bc imoned.iately ans‘veted, by ad dressing to the Director of the Knightsbridge Hank, at his Town House, No. U, Lower jolui-street, Golden-square. 'To the NERVOUS and HYPOCHONDRIAC. , ' WhatUVer success aie Fact)lt) meet witfrin bodily infimi. ties, they are generally battled by disorders of the mind." • THORNTON. CER TAIN it is, tit u where confititnce is not placed by a full and complete ilsclosure or the cause (if the disease, the remedy is applied as it were at random, and the odds ;Ire always against the Patient's . To this, p..rhaps,..it is principally owing tiiat tlie 13A L d of CI LE A bas attained such universal celebrity. Under a signature of an A 11. the Patient opens the secret recesses of Irk soul to.his.Physician, when he lays his case before. Dr, Solomon, of Liverpool ; by this means the Doctor is enabled to judge and apply with judicious aeumen his remedies to the very root of the complaint. Such cases have come undt.t . his observa tiiln asseldontare fairly submitted, fur rear of ex posts re, to any other Medical Man : some ;tie so cruelly ;Metter' that they cannot sleep at all i others have becit•relieved front a perpe tual state-of drowsiness; many have been Ai :WA! with Ilys. terical and by lioctiondriacal complaints, consequently over come with such incidents as accompany those grievous ders, is sighing, tears, palpitations of the heart. and faint 'leis; some emit a Calcareous saliva; 211 , 1 CoUghS, slow fevers, and. - •consumptions, have been tlie concomitant symptoms or these rim are now restored by thi . s'ibesti•rliAble Balm of Gilead, so Justly described in Holy Writ, as " the best Balm," as the greateSt cordial and comforter of the nerves," by the Ara. bians. and has been held in the highest repute 10 years be fore the birth of Christ, or re:,o years before the Queen of Saba came toi leitisalein. No wonder, thenithat:lne cele brity of this wonderful ' B.estorative has in modern times spread with equal rapidity throughout Europe, and America, 11) es it did in times of yore through Asia and ** Peisons entering upon the holY state or - Matriinony should consi,ia, !hal " where the fountain is polluted, the streams that tlow from it cannot be purr." The M P VUI GI N E.S.or SOLOMON'S DROPS, for purifying the lot .aml i restoNng the System ,vln•iiiin. paired by the imprudent use of Mercury, have been Annul the great and only restorer of health and vigour in Disorders , where SatiYatlon has iciacatally tailed. Price cos. 6d. llottles 335. IiNT LOTION, for renewing Eiuptions front the surface Of the human body,. Pints 4. hi. 'Pints 2s. 9(1 duty included. PrePareci by Dr. Solomon, Gilead- Molise, near LiverpOol, in Jos 6ft. and Bottles • the latter tone four ot the • .aa • Cornier, by which the purchaser ~ayes 9s. Every' genuine Bowe has a Stamp, which bears 'lr.: Proprietor's None Address, " SAM!, Solomon, Liverpool," to imitate whicir is felony. Double Postage ofall Letters to Dr. Soloirirm, Liverpool,* must be paid, and ii'lree or los. 6.1. inclOsed for Advice. Also, just published, Price 35.. A New Edition (with Additions) of ! ' A GUI DE to 1-111A14"11 - 1, in a variety of Conll)l'6ms, m w sonic of hich are treated on ' under the Ibl lowing li. v . Advi. c to, Nervous Patients —Asthma —Barren W ticiency of Natural Strength---Female Complaints—Gouty Spasms in the Stotuaelf---Ilypoehointriac Complaints—in ternal Sinking—Loss .9r Detect at Mcolory---Itheuinatisin• — eurvy Scrotitla ot Li te—Veitereul I)iseases —Weak. mess—Youth. —:11y S. St) L 0 M ON, M.l). • • hv. Mrs. Mathews, No. 18, Strand; London, Mr; Smith„Perliiiiier, No. 38, and.ilflr. R a eb u rn, North Iltidge.; Mr. Baxter and Mr. Scott, South.llridge; Mr. Davidson :mil Husbaild, Elder and Co. Edinburgh ;, Mr. 11,0er,'<;14sgoiv.; Cainec()n, Greenock„ . Cr. tirowiring, ; Craw ford, ',Alumna , : k; W • 'Young, 1 ;A. 1 orsy tit, and - P.: Whiteside,. Ayr • XI, Crinvford, (Amu ; I . Carson, Now., Douglris ; Kirkcudbright ; Kirk ;tidy ; Myth, Leven; j. Dempster, Cupar ; - Dun dee; P. C'raigie, Montrose ; j • . Alitchell, and Anderson, Aberdeen ;o 3r. .White, liana '.l4"lntosh Inverness; T. WKLincie, Stowaway ; P. 'lcaylori, Stranraer ; johnsoti and lsisset,pod; ; W. Anderson, Sterling; Coke slid Reid, Leith; Alexander, I)tinfermlitie t, Wilson, Dunbar ; V iiMet; Ar. breath; Dickson , I n g lis, Dumfries; ithorson, Berwick ; ; Paterson, Arbut knot, and jainiesim, 'terliead ; A. M‘Donald, Trongaite, Glasgow ; and by most 11,10k$ellers and Vendeti of Vittent Medicines in rite United K ingdutn. CERTAIN CURE FOR THE GOUT T`I . IE ltev. WM. BMW' LAY 's S PEC I VIC, for 'l4: sure, sate,and 'speedy relief of the GOUT, and every other ,Malady whatsoever proceeding :from that fatal source, hitherto one of the Oppruhria of Medicine, and tite_ cie p.us ;.,Itr,t of the 4';Curato researches of the Most inXe, Mous Physicians, until Mr. l'arday invented his Specific, winch, tot a Series of years, has ilev:;1 bile i in procuring re pel, even in the most violent and dangerous - paroxi-uns of that meat cruel, and hitherto invincible complaint, in what ever part of the honvin tisitte it may be situated, which is caudittly allowaid by the celehrated Dr. lieddoes, in his 'flea .Upon the Geut, to be the proPerty of Dr. Bard ay's in vention alone. - 114 c Fair Sex, in particular. will tint such relierin the free use of the Spe‘etie and Pills, as will assure to them, - by a Wiltilitiance, cotpfurts which they have not experienced,, proilin;y tin years. before. Mr. B itclay has been favoured' with permission to rder, either personally, or by letter, t.) the tot luwing distinguisi;ed. Petsunages tor the truth of the above a t; ; ieltion: The Lord Bishop oC BATE:Ia - 1W WE LLS, The It ight 'Him. Viscount I. LON Sir 101 -IN HONEY ‘V 00 D, Bet. M. P. for Honiton, Sit S I'EPH EN LUSHINGTON, Ilart..M. P. for Penryn, THOMAS ANSON, Esq. P. for Eitchrield, J AM ES AM YATT, 'Esq. M. r t . for Southamr ton, CECIL VOKRESTEP., Esq. M. P. fur Weyth.)4*, NICHOLSON CALVERT, Esq. M. P. for Hertturd, E DMU NI) 130 EII M, Esq. N -street, Spring Gardens, THOMAS HAM M fi ItS LEY, Esq. Pall .Vlall. 0; W. Mc N: Es, Private Secretary - to the late'Arelt- bishop oft aliferliftre, The Rev'. Mr. DI MOCK, Lihrarian to the late ArchhiShop. Dr. 114rclay has been f a voured with a peat variety of test:. monies, :acknowledging the efficacy or his, Medicine;, but their Illimix:tand length preventing their insertion in a Neivs paper, he therefcitecontines himself to two of Inc most re cent ; the one addre.fuld to Mr. Mill, leis' Agent in I)ahlin, by the lion. Archdeacon Caulfield, and the other to himself, by Thomas Bernard, lisq i . . o c( f ) l i i , a c t .. ll ) . f (; ' enarni, 1:8,.1805. " Sta, " L have receivedyour fresh supply in two. double boxes of .this most excellent Medicine, destornin.ned Annbui,, us Oils,. for which the. Rev. William ilart.lay has a Patent, infortried you l had found them very eificitt.tans, anti yo u r e. r i n e st perinlision to add my name to the most .respeet a ne signatures in its favour. .1 should iitiagine the Art:linisOty of Canterbury's name of itself sufficient; and, aelt:notVl.;..ll;o tried the Pills entirely on my tirm beli.4 that it AVIVs la itself an-host. it is not possible. so dignified a Personage would• loafer his name to he matte use of but for ttie gond of the public, or that it could be annexed to any thing but aut.i. I have euperienced theaoundness of the Inumlatien on which I built, for i was subjed to tamenting tlitulencies, proceeding from amid have to thank, Mr. Ba-clay for the cure, Yon may, therefore, make use of my name where and when yoi l , plimse. 1 anti Sir, your's, Sc " I. CAC L.111:1,;), " ol t~ii note: Mr. Wm. Unit, i)ante. street, I)uhltn. ' The antic*ot is a troCtopy of the ArOute r :woo of R'it ttturt'S Let kr to toe w '' SIR, " Upper Ciebcent, "On ret:elpt Of 1 lliS rt....jut:at )ou wilt , 3 . Boxes of your A , lttbt lions VIM-, 3 m4 ~,t s pe _ cifie. ' inclosed is a dr.itt tilt 101 vine, and apply the reinainderto obit...a:lon in the 101. lowing Case For the last 14 years I have been affiieled with tb.:l Gout, and fur the Loa four yeitl4 this is tile Anti I.Ctlet 1 have been able to write, which 1 titiul; uU4lic. kive “ddressed to you, :.c` uotvlettging my perf,:d' cure, by tiini; yuur Aritihiltotts Pills anti Specific. " 1 .in Sir, your MOST obcdtein awl hums k ,ervant, 4, Rev. Willi int Bjrci v, Stafr , rit:street, turret. hmidou.". The Pills and Spo..ifit: ~resokl at Mr. E. Kerb ) ` St J ferd-street, `;n. , tton. Leii:t'sfct- , it" Iry ; Mr. Fothes, Clivini,%t, Poultry I:;,.te -.zuct C. ); B.teon .ante Co,: tic,: Oxt4tti.strret ; 11,,ltott, Itiiy,tl I. x change Mr. Medical 1-tcpoznuify, ngA Lu-crv; Air. Ward, 324, Teittnir riar,t Arid Mr. flutter, Cheapfkdo, whom the Dodor has ailiminted his Wholesale Agent. Si. if. 'Cite Hon. Commk,..inners f !Us Nlrtjetyt:i Stamp Office have'grant - 4%.1 r;, the 12,1 , , Wm. 11,,tcl.iy to hive his moue engravc,i in a bla,k stamp, tild . fr:rizery Of which is Felony. IIARCLAA- The' Rev. hir,-Iliirclay has withiltlytm tiC cif pit lii Spi.. 61, ' , “0wl ale sra., Shdwarvi PA:IV_ chitrcli. ya:d. The name of Tonningen is generally supposed to be deriVed from Tonne; but tbr this eitillicei no one can assign. a sufficient reason: probably, however; this word alludes to the ionne, or buoys, with which the place is amply provided. Tronningen, the capital of the province of Eider stedt, is situated on the right bank of the river Eider, six'German miles from its mouth It cannot be said to stand on a hill, as N lEMANN asserts ; some of the houses indeed are built upon the dyke, but the rest occupy a fiat marshy plain. It is two German miles from Husum, one and half from fredrich stadt, and one from , Girding. . It possesses neither any beautiful spots, nor even a Promenade. The small Castle-square is rarely vi sited by the" principal inhabitants, the naked banks of the river otlet no interesting prospeds, nor can the eye find any objed of amusement to pause on, ex cept the various and ever...changing scenery of the shipping. The atmosphere is humid, cold, and very incon stant ; fresh" sea-breezes, however, prevent Many disorders, but the nights are raw, and a pleasant summer evening a rarity. Colds, and other disorders arising from them, are very prevalent; but, except these, there are few in stances of strangers who continue tp reside here any, length of time being ill. It is other Wise in the'sur . rounding country, which is subjea to.the fatal marsh at it is called, or the intermittentfever..--- To such complaints persons aro liable' . Who - come ftom the high-lauds to work at han'est Mew thatshes. These Iningry strangers generally feast. voraciously, on the substantial and heavy thud oldie low-lands, and to this cause the above-mentioned disordefs are, attributed. They are, however, very rare. The water for drinking is very bad, nor arc them any springs in these marshy tracts. Rain -water, however, is collet - tea in cisterns', by almost all the inhabitants, from the roofs of their houses. On the 13th . of Februaty, 1893, when the last CCI2IIIS was taken, the population amounted to 1924., but since the blockade of the the numberhas increased to at least 40o°. , • What Tonningen Was, previous to the, blockade of the Elbe, or up to the summer of 1803, may be seen in the writers above-mentioneiL Atinost the whole of what follows is 14 be understood'as subse quent to that period. , NisMANN says, the river is one hundred.and fifty. feet broad at Twining - en; but this must be an error of the press; the true breadth appeais to be about as many fathoms. , The Eider is well 'furnished with 'buoys and bea cons; and, except When the ice or heavy storms pre vent, several pilot-beats are constantly cruizing near . it raou.th, to bring in 'such ships as .have uo 11:iigo .1LInd ' pilots on . board.' The Danish Government have. it in agitation to keep a Gdliot of Pilots (which is also to be fitted a beacon-ship) lying 'before the 'Mouth of the river. Mr. Liikow, the ship-builder, lean already, 'at re:pest, sent in a plan and torthe purpose. It this project be completed, of whiCh uo cite entertains a doubt, be of the highest utility to cog muerte.tti former years ships drawing nineteen feet- water have come here without impediment ; but there arcs banksin the Li I...nacr it keprudent for ships so deeply laden to sail up that river. Neither is the bottom permanent ; iTor, aS it consists partly of 'quicksands, it frt:.'i:LCllly giltfis in. consequence' of storms, of the 'breaking up of the ice. The harbOartni&le. r..tve' been Called spacionS, till the year 1 spa ; ba., sakequent to that period, it Can. no longer he so ell Since the block idea the Elbe, no si,ila iii 1 draws inore : than ten feet water is suffered to cuter the harbour, to 4void impeding the pa.ssage. Larger ships are , obliged to lie at : auchor off shore in whiter, and in the river ix, iuttinier. Tile road is p,`N-fealv si.:eure. Formerly srnall vegsels, during a contirttani: of storrits' trOM trio I we,tward i went hait :a mile up ; but now l.tre ships lie in pratea security' in ti w river, and, aretllot ()Wig ! cad" to run tip so high. , Ali ships are, it pogsible, td:-: , d` after their arrival; bat, a.; it sottitninie3'happetra that • ti - o many iirrixe tpgs:4l, ,for the clAstoluthonse-of ; tiet•-"rs to, ‘iispatch at s (J rne o f them - is -necessarily -potpotied., icr ti tewdays; ' the 3 e eases, ships Waded u n fruit; -or - tnltiging goodi tor tile fairs, have thovrererence. In the. hal hour, o der iii,)reserve4 othecr called the 11;ir'oonr-isiLi.-...t..-,t, and in`t.tw ricer t:} C o mmatttiant at the CaardJShip, bt.A:u t4titAxed• zi tt Stflc,e.last,yetir. Even. w.:% - e. the wattentaltrt (the pas: - ..10 - 0, of golds