The Sun. — London, England, 1812-09-04 00:00:00

NUIIII . 3ER 6237.] The famous Battle of Salamanca ; also a new Comic Panto mime_, called The Persian Festival, or Harlequin Empe ror, &c. ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE, (ASTLEY'S), WESTMIN STER,-BPIDGE. tinder the patronage of their Royal Riglinesiee the Prince Regent and Duke of York. • xis present Friday, 4, To-morrow, SatUrday 5, aria Monday, 7, 'September ; will be presented (ex tressly prepared for the , Sthgej a grand Military Spectacle r.cwo Acts, called THE BATTLE OF SALAMANCA, The TOWN MAJOR, and the SPANISrI HEROINE. Founded on the glorious and complete Defeat of General Marmont, and the whole French Army, by the heroic and gallant Field Marshal the Marquis of Wellington, and the Allied Army. • Iu the Intervals of the Stage Entertainments will be given a Constant succession of EQUESTRLWand other Performances. • TLr whole to conclude with an entirely new Comic Pan tomime, with extensive "new Scenery, Machinery, Dresses, Decorations Music; • Mechanical Changes, ticC. called THE PERSIAN FES'iAL, • Or, HARLEQUIN' EMPEROR. Principal Characters, =iiikbotilhasten, the Emperor, afterwards Harlequin, Mr. TAYLOR; Orosrnanes, the Genii King; Mr. WOOLFE ; Old Dealwcll, (Columbine's. Father,) Mr. BLANCHARD; Tamarind Abel, (tne Planter) Mr. LEWIN ;. , Johnny Abel, (the Lover,). Mr. BOULANGER; . Job, (Lascar Servant to the Lover,) Mr.USHER ;.. And Alibendassinaboulfa, - CloWn of the - East, Mr. SOUTHBY Maid Serx4nt, Mrs. LAWRENCE ; And Schiriza, (the Persian ColuMbine,) Miss TAYLOR; Eastern Guards, Dancers, Deinons, - Slaves,. &c., by the rest • Of the Company. . . Places for the Boxes to lie taken at' the Theatre . from Eleven till Three o'Clock. . • Curtain to rise at kialf 7 past Six &Clock' precisely.—Boxes is.-4econd.:price, - Half-past Eight o'clock. TO NOBLEMEN AND GENTLEMEN OF LANDED PROPERTY. A Married Man, accnstomed to act 'ag BAILIFF, /11 or STEWARD, is desirous of obtaining either of these Situations. He UnderstandS Agriculture in ail its BrattAi Horticulture, Gardening, &c. and can. keep"accurate Ac compts.' . For further particulars, address- a line, post paid, to A. B. Messrs. gasiin and Son, No. 152, Fleet-street, which will be duly attended to, and the- most respectable references be given. . , EX T MONDAY. .. . . . BISIT, Coutractor for the Lottery, re 'advises . • spec t full y thePublic to make their purchases at his Orliees,4,COßNi:• ILL, and 9, CHARING ,CROSS, on or before MONDAY, a s th e LOt`TERY i)egius on TUESDAY .4orning / when .. k 20,000, t 30,000, 3 C 4 0,000, ,Cso , MAY BE GAINED BY A BLANX... The I_,Gweitt Prizes are 221. each, atul ei-,ry Number will be aravat out the Wheel. HAZARD, BURNE, and Co. Stock-brokers, respectfully inform the Public, that TICKETS and SHARES for the present STATE LOTTERY, are on at their Office,. No. 93, Royal ExchaugepLoudon. This Lottery, consisting of only 10,000 `Tickets, will be Drawn on the Bth of Next Month. The Scheme contains Prizes the amount of £lOO,OOO, exclusive of xi - hiht are Eight Additional Benefits,.each consisting of Twenty Whole Tickets; to be allotted to the Holders of the• Four first-drawn Blanks. Price of a Ticket,C2l 15 0 Half ,C 1I 6 0 I Eighth , £ 2 ? 18 0 Quarter.... ..... 515 *0 Sixteenth : 1 9 6 • '' ..** Letters, post-paid, - dilly answered, and Orders from the Comitry, accompanied with-Remittance, attended to by return of Post. , RICHARDSON GOODLUCK,,and CO. re spectfully inform the Public, that the STATE LOT , . TERY, consisting of 10,000 Tickets, will: all, be drawn 'on TUESDAY, the bth of September; the Scheme contains the 'usual 'number. of Capital Prizes, and the lowest Prize 221.; ;addition to which, Eight Packets of Tickets are to be given to the Four first-drawn Blanks. • • Schemes, with Particulars, may be had ,(gratis) at .their Offices, the Corner of Bank-buildings, and facing the King's Mews, Charing-Cross; where Tickets and Shares are on Sale, in a variety of Numbers. RICHARDSON, GOOI)LUCK, and CO. sold in , the Lot teries draWn since January last, the following CAPITAL TRIZES, in Us' Shares No. 3,486.... lath February.. , 20,000 5,518 50th April 10,000 6 1 825. ... 4t2.1 June lO,OOO 11,518.... 30th April 5,000 , ' . 6,272.... 4th June ' ,3,000 1:1,433.... 30th April. 3,000 6,_70.:.. 4th June. l,OOO _ • 3of 4300 and 4of L2OO. • • The LARGEST, PRIZE Shared' in the LAST LOT TERY, the Last Prize of 5,0001. the Last - Prize 4,0001. ever Shared;- and the Last 30014-Prize, were ALL - sold by WEBB, 17, Ludgate-street, (near St. Paul's.) • .WEBB, at whose Fortunate. Office the above CAPITAL 'PRIZES' Were so. lately 15 hi in Shares,• respectfully solicits the favors of those .Perions elined to adventure in the ensuing Small and Novel State Lottery, which will be .all Drawn• on, Tuesday, the Bth of September, the Scheine of which is so arranged, that even Blank may gain '50,0001. • Tickets and Shares, in as great a Variety Of Numbers as the Scheme will admit, are now Selling at • WEBB'S ,TRULY FORTUNATE OFFICE, 17, Ludgate-street, near St. Paul's. - Orders from the Country, containing Remittances, punt , tuallV attended to. •rRiSFI - BANK NOTES, in large/or small Sums, exchanged for British Currency, upon Liberal Terms, at Webb's Lot tery and Irish Exchange Office, 17, Ludgate-street. E T• 0 N, STOCK - BROKER, N 0.2, CORNI - fILL, and 18, C.;.ventry street, recommends • those who wish to adventure in The presynt 'singular .and attractive Lottery, to be early in,.their :ipplications for Tickets aod.Shares at th e 'above fortunate Offices, as it he ai. drawn the B th of SepteMbet.-E7Y+ON thinks it necessary to itpprize those of his Friends who may be disposed ..to Aaiuur lam with their Cominands, that should a Ticket purchased at his'• Office he Drawn a Blank, it may,' by the peculiarity of the Scheme, gain • a sum of £ 50,0001 .. - , IA - : 1 . ,i.„,.. , ~ .. „ ./.., ,4,,,,. r 4,0 • - ~, ._ ._ _ A I L ' 401 `.IY4 FRIDA Y, S 'T EM. E 1 4, . - - At a SPECIAL GENERAL MEETING of the COMMIT TEE forinanaging the PAT/A...OTX FUND, held this day at the Merchant Seaman's Office, . BEESTON LONG, Esq. in the Chair ; Resolved, ' • • ' riNHAT the following Address to the Public .11. be inserted in the Morning and Evening Papers. ' Lloyd's, 31st August, 1312. The signal and glorious Victory on the Plains of Salamanca, atchieved, through the transrendant military skill' and con, ductiof the Marquis of Wellington,• by the int : - epidgallantry and firmness of the brave ()dicers and Men :toner his com mand, has been -duly estimated by the admiring and grate fll People of these itealais, whose i.,1 - I,:.ing satisfaction has recently been expressed ,in the most general and .conspi cuous manifestations of their. pride and jov. The Conn ' inittee of the Patriotic Fond feel it their "duty, en this great occasion, tv call on all their Countrymen to enable theta tp, continue the Relief, so well e arned - and so highly deserved by the brave nien - who hare fallen, or have been —disabled in this noble Conflict, fur themselves, or the Wi dows, Orphans, and Relatives, who depended on theist for support. . . . This Institution, since its establishment, at the com inencement of this War, has afforded an honourable and grateful assistance or alieviatiOn to 1:4,231 - Ca,es of Officers, Seamen, and private Soldiers, their Widows; Orphans, ore . pendant Relatives : and, including the deServing and heroic• Sufferers on the recent mennuable Victory of. Salamanca, it has still a large number of the most ineritot . .,,us claims on its accustomed assistance. The Contotittee feel a firma reliance. that through the generous sympathy : of all ranks of a dis ' cerning people, sensible o f the i2iessings of security front the hostile 'and vindictive minis of its Powernd Enemy and Rival,. " the British Seaman and Soldier mita still continent!) trust, •" that those who are dear to him whiletivatg, shall, in the " event of his falling in the sacred caw: -e, had , Friends and " Giutrdians he agrateftiPand generous COuntry : and that " he' who may be disabled in/its-defence shall italic neglect - " ea by thoSe whoM be has bravely defended." (Signed) . BEESTON LONG, : . *Chairman. SubScriptions received since the last Publication : £.s. d. Barclay, Perkins - , and Co.. lOO 0 0 Thomas Coutts and Co. .lOO 0 0 Charles 01;.,phant, of Ed; 1 o:i snt - 4; q , 5 5 0 Rtindeli, Bridge, and Rundell. lOO 0 0 , The Mercers Company • . . - 2OO 0 o Clark; Boyd and French .... ....... : .... 3O _ o _o Thomas Lowiides , _ - i t • 10 10 0 A Gentlemign, per Wished' Bank. 6 10 6 William Hobson and Son. , - 50 • 0 0 Thomas: F. Dyson, Liver?ool . 5O .0 0 Rev. Dr. 8e11.... Admiral Sir Joh n CtlipoyS,..K. 8.. 5 0 0 The Rottotirable Sou it Sea Company 253 .. 0 0 Doubtful, by - Thrall. . Richard Sealy, Of Lisbon '2o 0 o Sir Francis Lindley Wood, Bait; • ` lO 10 0 Robert VyneP • - - . lO5 0 5 .. - The Parish of St. M:.:_ry-le-uonne 5 9 0 .., . captain Wirlia'm C%rlyot, R. N. l5 15 0 'Thoulas Botha o, "nzii`: ill • .-- . , 1•• • ' - 2 2 0. Jolla Gaselee Sur:- • - LI ' - ',- - . ' 2• 0 0 , ~,,, • ..... ... •p c inhabitants of FlarWich, by Joint Hopkins, Esq. • • ' Mayor '- ' " 3O 0, 6. " • J: P. 'WELSFORD, - • Secretary. Subscription s received at . I . .,loyd's ;. and , by the respecti v e tankeri Town atilt Country. E STATES 1;0 IZ, SALE. GrAMOR6ANSHIRE—FI3EMIOLD ESTATES. THE PUBLIC are respectfully informed, that . the SALE of the M.I.NORS ILS'i'ATES in the PariShes of Eswenn-, Colv. - eustone, Lantwit Major, Pennarth, Co;an, Landottgh, Landatf, .tlerthir Diwan, La vernoek, St. Aildrews. \ l,lalitrissetit,lVviivoe Eghvys'ilau, advertised for Sale, - by Auct.on, - by Mr. Philpotts, at the , Cardiff - Arius, hi Cardiff, on tii;• the 10th instant; is POST- ST. NEoTs, MINTINGDQNSHIRE. TO BE SOLD IW AUCTION, By .liesqrs. BARNARD and FRANKLIN, At t2u. Crusb Key's-InU, St. Neuts, ou MONDAY, Sept. 7th, at Eleveu, IN SEVERAL LOT'S, Most ELIGIBLE ESTATE, in the Parish -CIL of St-. ;Spots, consisLiog of .a.CA,NTAL TARM, called WINTER ING LIA , with convenient Out-liotses, and Upwarilz of THREE HUNDRED, and TWENTY-till ACRES of LA .I), now. in the , Occupation . of . the Executors of Mr. W. Fliut, i,de ceaSed; udder, a Lease expiring- at 'Michaelmas 1804 ; and e large LIWELLING-HOLTSE, with a MALTING-OFFICE, several BARN'S, and other 'Out-buildings; .and- upwards of ONE,HUNDRED and FORTY-SEVEN-- AC.RES o'; LAND, 4 • .10 pow in the Occupation of M r . Peppercorn, Under a Lease expiring at- Miehae:`fnas 114; nearly the whole of which '• Lands ate contiguous to s and will be sold with the Winter- - Ingham Farm; and several FREEHOLD COTTAGES, and snosil PARCELS of-FREEHOLD LAND and - Common now in the Occupation of different Persons, and . which wilt be divided into.several Lot. Further partictliars may be had by appiyingto Mr. WADE, Solititur,,Darimeix, Essex ; Mi. Beaja:liia Whitning- of Yox for, Suffolk ;'.Mr. AbLgton, Cambridgeshire, ; or the Auctioneers, Thaxteu Essex. . _ Descript;ve Particulars cintlitions of Sale, may lie had at the above _places, and alb:, at. the Hoop, Cambridge; George, Huntingdon; White Horse, Baldock ; Red Lion, Royston; Scn, Itigg - leswade ; the principtil lun, at St, Ives; at the place of SiAhe, and at Messrs: Exley, Stocker, and Do.w. sons, Furnivals-lun, Loudon.. Tip tTLES . . ', 7 • --7- 7 - . ' - - . i . • vpursuirtz,. ititig's .. Head . Tavern, Poul try,. bas ja.s . t . landed for sirie 'a. large Cargo of fine 115'ely TURTLES. Turtles dressed every day in the highest perfection for Parties, or sent to any part of `roan o,r (20.-iiii.Gy.. COFFEE MART, LONDQN, Established tinder the Exclusiv e Sanctio n of the Committee • of • British Coffee Minters' and Merchants. . W. lIOLDF.N, Esq.. Treas. and Sec. Best Coffee Is, 4d. per lb, raw, and roasted Is. 'lad. per lb. Second do. Is. 3d. do. do. do. Is. sd. do. Comniou do. Is. 2d. do. do: - do. Is. 6d. do. Best: Refined and Double-refined. Sugars,—Raw or Moist • - Sugars, ntat as imported. y DO hereby Certify, that Mr. W. DEACON, A N 0.2, Skinner,street, Snow-hill, London, is the only person authorised by the ..Coinmittee of British Criffed.Planters and Merchants in London, to sell_ sound .wholesunse C offee, wholesale , „ and in 'quaatitieS n ot l ess than a single pound weight,:!vithin the City of London, and in'all parts of the country. W. HOLDEN, West India Committee Rooms, New City Cltambers, Londdni. • • - N. 8.--:-Orders,'*itli remittances to any amount, and appli cations for Agency, addrcs:,e;! to_ Mr. Beacon, Coffee Mart, Skinner -street, Loudon; will be, duly attended to. .Sept. 1, 1812. NEW PVII.LICATIONS..( CAMPBELL'S LIVES OF THE ADMIRALS, 'Dedicated, by permission, to hi; Royal HighnesS the Prince • 11 , ,•gent, In Eight Volumes, Octavo, illustratrd , with tipwards of One Hundred Portraits, Maps, ,Charts, and This Day was published, • . Vol. i. containing, Fifteen Plate's, price 15s. or on Royal Paper 9.15. (to be continued''Monthly, till the Work is ctnnpleted) of riIHE NAVAL HISTORY of GREAT BM- A_ TAIN, including the HISTORY and LIVES of the BRITISH ADMIRALS. • ' By. Dr.. JOHN CAMPBELL. With 'a COntinuation to the Close Of . the Year 1812, coin prising-Blographicitl Sketches 'of the Admirals, omitted by Dr. Campbell; likewise of dil'Naval Captains, and other Of ficers Who hive distinguished them,Sel,res,in theik , country's cause. Printed for JohO Stockdaie, Piccadifly. DR. REES'S. NEW .CYCLOP/EDIA. This Day. was pahliched; In 4to. Part 43, with an additional Part of Engravings, - price 20s. boards, TrITE .CYCLOPEDIA ; ' or, - UNIVERSAL Al DICTIONA,RY of ARTS; SCIENCES, and LITERA TURE. Formed,,upan a more enlarged. Plan of Arrange ' ment than the Di6flonary of Mr. Chambers, comprehending the carious Articles of that Work, with Additions and Ins pro*ements, together. with•the new Subjects of. Biography, Geography, and History; and adapted to the present State of 'Literattire and - Science. By ABRAILVNI LEES, D.D. F.R.S. . t Editor of , the last Edition of Mr. Chambers's Dictionary, with the Assistance of emi,nent pi ofeslional Gentlemen. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pa; lernusier-row F. C. and J. Rivington, A. Strahan, I', -Payne, J. Stockdale, Scatcherd and Lett erman , J. Ctithell, Clarke and Sons, lekington, Alice, and Co. J. and A. Arch, Cadell and - Davies, S. Bagster, J. Mawnian, Black, ,Parry, and Co J. Harding, R. Seholey, J. Booth, J. Booker, Suttaby and Co: It. Bal4Win, Sherwood; Neely, and Jones, Johnson and Co. ; Wilson and Son, York ;. Brodie, Dowding, and Luxford, Salisburl7. Of whom may be had, • , The former Parts, price 20s.each in boards, either periodi cally or together. COries are printed off on Royal Vaper, with_ proof Ira-' , pressions of the hates, price Part. BUCKLIND NEWTON, DORSET. TO „BE SOLD BY 'AUCTION, By M. BAKEA, At the King's Irnis Inn, in Dorchester, On. Tuesday, the, q7th of October next, at Three o'Clock in the Afternooq, IN ; I' WO LC On such Conditions as.shall be then and there produced, The FEE - SIMPLE and INHERITANCE of the ES PATES LOT I. ALL that the MANOR and LORDSHIP;. or reputed Armor and Lordship, of AI{MESWELL, and the capil4.l FiiSIJAGE, TENEivIENT, and FARM, called ARMES WEL/,. FARM, with the Appurtenances, situate, lying ,and being I.n the Parish of BUCKLAND NEWTON, in the County of '../orset, now in the tenure or occupation of Thomas , Cross, 4s.'"fenant thereof, consisting of a good Farm IlouSe, 001-;! .uses Burns, Stables, And ether necessary and con venicat a Garden and Ortkard, well stocked With- Frees; and :wont Four Hundred and Seventy Acres of rich 'Meadow, Arable, Pasture, and CoPpicc.f.and. T.IT TT All ether MEW/AGE, TENEMENT aud FARM, With t e Ai6purtenances, called KNOAKE otherwiSe KNOAKES F. sitexte,' lying, and being in the said Parish of BIiCIILAND NEWTON, now also in the occupa iioliofhe said Thomas Cross, .as Tenant thereof, consisting of a good Farm-house and Garden, Stables, and convenient Out-nouses, and Seventy-two Acres of escellent Meadow, .pasture, and Arable Land. These Estates are sitiate in a Sporting Country on the Bor ders of the ferdle Vale 'of Dim:Moore, about Teri Miles from Dorchester, Eight from Siliu,•urrie, and lour from-Cerne; and ahound with Coppices and hoe Oak, Ash, and , Elni Tim ber. -The Tenant's Lease expi.s at Lady Day, 1818, and at the Other Usual and customary times of (pitting -Estat7s in those Tlic: Purchaser will be entitled to the Rents and Pro fits from, Lady Day, 1.513. ' *** Fur a View of the Premises apply to the Tenant, and for pri,tted Particulars ni 4: .the Estates, at . the Ogice of ,alr. F. OAKI,LY, of.. Dorchester, or.ley at Law ;at the Auctioneer's; the 7arin.Housc,-at Armeswell; at the Principal Inns and Li bra 11,:s in the ToWns of Sherborm.., Shaftesbury, Bridport, mdford, Salkinirr, and Exeter, and.-at Messrs. PEAitsoNs, Solicitors, Parnp-wort,' Teinple, London. , LARGE ADVOWSON, WARWICKSHIRE. • SOON' WILL BE SOLD BY AUCTION, In London, (-unless previously disposed of by Private ' • • : (lontidet), rainE ADVONVSON:of SOLIiIULL, nearly X midway between Birmingham and Warwick ;, consisting of ,ns excellent Parsonage - . House, and . about Eighty-eight Acres •uf Rich Glebe L:nd, and the TITHES belonging to the ReetOry of the Parish, which contains upwards of Eileen Thousand -Acres, together of the estimated yearly value of between TWo and Three Thousand Pounds; the, present In cumbent,age4 about 56 years. ' Printed Particulars may soon he had, at the'Auetion Mart;, of Thomas Ryder, Esq. ; of MesSrs.' Richard son and Co. N 0.7, Lincoln's inn Fields ; of Joseph 'Hold ing, Esq. Solihull; of Thomas Hunt, Esq. Stratford on Avon ; am! of Messrs. Webb, Webb, and Attwood, Salis bury, who will treat by private contract. SOUTH WALES. CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATES—RADNORSHIRE. TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD, pursuant to an Order of the High Court of Chancery, made in the Matter of the devised Estates of 'JOHN 'PRICE, Esq. decea.seil, befOre Stephen Hough, , Gentleman, the person appointed .by Edward Morris, Esq. one of the Masters of the said C:urt, to whom the said Matter stands referred, at the BEAR'S HEAT) INN;-in-NEWTOWN, in the County of Mont gomery-, on Monday the 12th,sand Tuesday. the 13th Days of October next, at 2 . o'clock of each Day in the After noon, IN TWENTY-SIX LOTS, .110 ART of the FREEHOLD ESTATES late of —IL JOHN PRICE Esq. deceased, of Penybent, consisting :of several Farms and Lands situate in the several Parishes of :Llanviliange,l Ithydithon; Llandewy Ystralenny ; Saict Harmon, Llanbi,ter, Nantmell, Llanhadnrn Vynnydd, Llanhadarn \Tam., 'Llande - gleY, and Kevenlys, otherwise Kefenlece,, in the Connt.y of Radnor ; containing in the whole upwards of Three Thousand Seven Hundred Acres, with the Timber and Wood growing thereon. • Printed Particulars may be in a few days had (gratis) in LOndon, at the said Master's 'Chamberg, in Southaiqpton- Imildings, - Chancery-lane ; and of Messrs. Meredith, Rob loins, and Tomlcyns, SolicitorS, .Lincolns-Inn ; at whose Office Plans of the Estates may be seen : Particulars may also he had of Mr. Evan Evans, Solicitor, Ithayader; Mr. Whitcombe, Solicitor, Kington; Mr. Thomai Meredith, So licitor; Knighton; hir. Galliers, Land Surveyor, Presteigne ; ,the place of Sale; the Fleece Inn, PenybentOhe Wells, .Llandrindad the crown-Ina, Ludlow ► i}ael th* other prin cipal lima. in the neighbourboud. ,0 r , , , / . , ~5,...„., ~ , 4 ,„..t.,,, t. ...4.,_ 1 ,..., = k ~ , . , ..,_..0 „ „, .. 0 „....• „ 4 inglw,,\‘ , ' //it f 11\ \\vs \ [PRICE ,1 XPh.b:vi.4-tA.hipr,'. , z - N -V. 04 , 7 4 . 'l' ,4 i 1 '-i ' - 0 'f- - •14.,;,:',04ttipt4, ,-.•-. .- 413 AFPC t. . ;) --. ' .4- 7 .... ''. . t'fCt'L:ILLL.VG-IJ't'Cz', • .474gest r. 28„: r 8 1 2.. T CO Miig iSSI9 NERS fo . r , Dro il m E ALL 4S7T r .S . Y clO hereby Notice, That on It - ednesday, the 9.14. Se)derdier tie2l; they 'cif' be ready to receive Tenders ut writing, (scaled W,9) and treat Three Hundred Tolls n,f NIUSCOV ADO-SUGAR, 19 Le 1:11.• sweraide Tto . .Saraiples (ey: not less• thou too PoeAdS• 4, be prochtbed wit. Vic Tenders, and to be delivered in I.'ie Pack, , p:s4 at tfie rate of ft , )in. Ta'entg to,Eigpy Tem, 1...; i fereek, into His ...111e, , jt;sty's Victual/big Stores. 0! Delit J . • to iie 1,11111 for by ili!is, payable with Interest; Day,' e!fter date: , • „ _ . rite Canc.7tion6 of the Contract may be seea at the SecretalyAk i.t• regard had to any Trnder zacich -the Price shall nut be ineeited in words or that Aat7 not t.e delfl;ere'd to the _Bonrd &fore Ore o'Cluck Lit the said Ar'id vesclay, the 9111 Szytt-rnlnt unies ; 4. the . FersuA ;nary Tender, or, some Person on Ids Behety, 0tt0.14, t0 ansaw ,wl,fit called fur. VICTU4LLINC,' , OFFICE, Aug.. 21, 181*. T HE CO*ll SIO - NEI?Sfor VICTUALLING Hitt MAI.EST.I'S N,IPTdP h,'rety "ice Nut ice, '.l;`cat on Thursday, the lOM of Septembei at Three o'CivA in the Afternoon, will be 'calposcd to Public Salc, at the Vic.- tualling-Office, at Dover, tlft fc:iozeing cocTERAui sToliEs and BISCUIT BAGS, in sine!! Lots, oic,. Naxnbir. Quebee Boardr Ends 14,1,51... from 10 to 17 /7.(/.es Quetcc . Doublej En*. 17,700, frczn 1Q to -14' long. Irish Barrel Slatvs 6,600. Old Biscuit Bags . 5,5(}9. Lying in the Stores of that Office, where any Piimans inclin able to purchase, may have the liberty of viewing the :tame, in the eommonzoOrking Hours, any clay before the Sale. BUTLEIVs - CELEBRATED VEGETABLE ttLsroH. %A.TIV4 TOOTH POWDER. • So justly recommended for Whitening the T E ETU,' Presery ing the GUMS, and Preventing that dreadful malady the TttoTtLACHE. EAIYrYofC our‘ - tptince,a9.:l regulatity of Feta..• tures. are allo‘x:o tc diStinguii, the E !List; Pair ; but . the P roprietor ,ut •bU L E k's TO Tit PO , vi )E R would beg leave to ttrnin(l his Cotmtty- women that the lustrt of their Charms lose all its influence . where ttielieeth .Ire discOioured.• or Siiew a rotten and iinhealthy appearance -this is the more inexcusable, s the present Pr,.piratiou atnrds the taall:ble means of removing every blemish oz the ena mel, being composen•of Vegetables. It is recommended ;o the attention of all ranks, as cleat;n4 away every imperiection, either in the colour. orthe decay of . the enan:el of the teeth, as ren:ielifig th'lsreath sWeet aid deleaable, and making ihe Gums of their proper - shape and vermilion hue; and a certiiin P-reventltive a,4•4inn the 'l'noth-ache No Composition 'of this kindeverbrongnt for ward to public notice. has met . sirch universal approlation . ; and • the Etoprietor has to boa s t that it is in aAily use of Royalty. • iilf-LER'S AOMATIC PEY'rORAL LOZENGES for Lougns, R Astlimas, and Sore Ilfrodts, puce is. ill. per Box. Sold wholesale and retail, and Mr: Butler's, No. 4, Cheapside, corner of Paterhoster-row ; &trap and Itelam, Portsmouth Clones, Weston, A llnutt, and Mallory, Port sea; Hull and Johnston, Gosport; Coleman and. (acid, Sheerness Peck, Ross, and Turner, Hull ; and Conk.worthy Nettleton, and Gilbert, Ply mouth; Knott and Lloyd, and S whiney and Co Birming ham ; Billinge, Edwards and Penny, and Latiibury, Liver pool • Staines and Lynch,' M t,iel t ester ; "PreWman, Exeter; Smith,, Alandettorr, Raeb;,in ."''icryt, and Baxter, Edin bragli.; Baxter and Alucitt:a:il, ' G Bulgin and Barry, Bristol; Stevenson and Co._Not.wich ; Swinten, Leicester; Dunn and Sutton Nottinghkrn; and retail by must Country Boxe%, at 2s. 9s, and 6d. each. . \ ItEi.`;OVATED HEALTH. Tlias been foliffe - ulnently the subject of just and •Jit. eetietal reptobation, that tr. a destitute 'of the elements oi the Teedkal art have ciltered • hemsely es as candidates tot public ttztoiagein the profess inn of - ph) 6ic..'For the purnbie ofdoing justice to the resiela or our studies and experience, and to ptevent us frorn'heing classed atnone those empiries whiise impruitent f -pretensions have,Tunfot tnnately for society, been too favourably received, we beg leave to submit to the liberal and enlightened.a.faithful•statenient of our putsutt,..a t l quiretnents. • After having received . a regular mediCal educe tion. as the pupils.. of f l‘lessrs. e rindell and Wizard, whote leetures and 'praelice.we carefully attended, as professors and surgeons of the. London Hospital; •We entered inirs,Aves as students in thatjustlyc4etbrated school for medical acquire ment, the Royal College of Edinburgh, and were instruatd -in die different branches of anatomy, surgery, the the ,ry arid •li.traetice of physic, chemistry, mitii.vitery, botany. &c. &c. by those.emthent professors, Drs. Monro, Gregory, Black, Hamilton,. Duncan and Rothertbrd. We trust we shall not.. be deeMed presurnpatfous in saying that our prOticieacy and acquirements are not inconsiderable. Having for a long series of years made %/_';,ereal C•JinPlaints, and the various iliseases of 'Debility, the particular objeet of our studies and praetice. it will, We hope, be allowed that we ha 4e acquired stipertAt knew ledge of their treatment anti cure. In slight - and recent cases of iaiedton a perteet re-establishment is comp'leted in the short period of two days ; and in iliceof the utmost in. - aeteracy, , vhereotherpractitioners hav,. failed of success, a iprOaer perseverance in our plan of treatment ensures to the patient a sate and radical cure. • • Amidst the melancholy - variety of disorders which are the efleets of a habit long and most unhappily pursued by the youth of both sexes, there are none :more alarming or more distresSing than those deficiencies 'and debilities which Ire. quencly prevent or embitter the rnatritnonial state. To suAl persons it must be a consolation to know that they may now, by a new and infallible mode oftreattnent, be restored to that greatest of all huknan blessings, a strong, manly, .and vigor. ous.constitution. In all cases of debility, front. whatever cat: ge arising, as well as in'every species or venereal Intedi n, we maytie consulted by patients of either,Sex with the err t est' secrecY and honour. Hours° iconsultatton at home froiii ten to three, and from 6 in the evening till to at night., Patients in the country are requested to state the particu. lars sit their case, age, and general habit of living, &c. a?.c. in.. cl• - ising a remittance for advice and medicines, when the same will be given, or'sent to any part of the kingdom., To ensure that secrecy so essential to. our • undertaking, the posta ge o f letters may be added to the account t•or medi eines. • ' CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, No.: tins Hatton-garden. grr Messrs. ,Currie and Co. have Certificates from the above respedible Professors of London and Edinburgh, for the diligence, skill, and humanity, .with which they per fumed the duties assigned them during the time they at. teeded their 'Ames Prarlice. 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