The Sun. — London, England, 1816-05-25 00:00:00

I;tTMDEIt 7401.] THEATItf."-ItOYAL. lAttY-LANF... • PILES ENT Nl.av 25, 1816, . ••• their MaAttes' S er vants will-perrorw, tor the 1 4th time, 11 . 1 .4tv Tragedy, called ' • : OR, THE CATLE OF ST. Ai.DowfuND, Tine Principal Characters •by Mr. I:ean, Pope, Mr. ILlland, Mr. Powell, Miss Boyce, and Miss SonterFille. 'The Vocal Parrs by Mr. Tyne, Mr. Smith, Mr. J. Smith, and Master Harris. , After which will he performed, for the sth time, an Operatic Fairy Tale, in 'Two Acts, ca bled riaERON'S o:au ; or; ThePA f. ADIN end the "'NUN P.SS „ tsu:;:es 75.; tiecond Price b... 3,,..6.1.; second nice tii,•—Lower (Yanrry .25.; Second Price t..--Upper Gallery Is. ; Strom! Price it The new 'Tragcrly of Bertram ; or , 'The 'Castle ()ISt. Aldo. brand, will he acted every Evening (BeYstfit Nights ex cel.red)%ill the l'll4l of the seaF,on. oheron's Oath; or, The Paladin and the Prin6ets, will be re) r:ned till hirth,r notice. . • • THEATEE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. IS PR Iz,SENT IiVENINO May '25 181 t 'AL w,ll be acted the Comedy of THE SCHOOL FOIL SCANDAL. Sir Peter Teazle; Mr. *Fawcett ; Sir Oliver Stirface, Mr. ; Sir Beniaioin Liston Joseph Surface, - Mr, Yining; Ul arl, s Surfacer,•Mr. Q. Keurtile;• Crabtree, Meittliews; Lady Teazle, Miss O'Neill „• Lady Sneerwell, tim e FautAt ; Mrs. eat - omq, Mrs, Gibbs ; _Miss Foote. '!'o ‘Sbiell will he :Mara. the rarest of Box-e%, 75.; Second Price, .is.6d.-Ils. ed.; Second I',icr, ea.—Lower Gallery, °s.; Second Nice, li.--Upper teallery, Is.; Second Price, ld. ..rlaces for .the Boxes 3o he taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Tins-Office. Hart-street, from:Fen till Four. On Itiodav, Jane Shot : Jane Shore, MisS Tuesday, The 34idoils Wife : Mrs. Oahley, hiss Thursday, The Gamester : Mrs. Beverley, Miss O'Neill. *6 * The extraordinary exertion entendin4 Miss verfurniknice of Adelaide, rendets it itupossiblz for her to re beat that Character for some time. • NEW .MEI.O-111`ANIATIf: SPECTACLE, &c. & . V.OYAL AMPI-11'1E1EATILE, ASTLEY'S, WESTMINSTER BRIDGE. the Patronage of their Royal fliKlineises the Patscs ItEGEINT and I)trui , of Yolcit, rvins ENT 4 N 1 NG, M otulay Neat, and fallow . tut: Evenings, a new I‘lebi•Drunintie Spectacle, With . . ricw M aie, Sretier, Droates, and Decorations, called MEG ,IstirttNo(. ti nr, fIR FATAL. Grand Eques trian Euttie, Pas Seal, Harlon's Militia. and a Country Dance, by thirty Horses.-41ORSEMANSIIIP , it?' Mr. Ma teen ; Clowtei AO, by Mr. Brown. GYNINAS'i IC EXER t ISES, by It Diavolo Antonio. 41 Comic Sung, by Mr. Sio- Mati. T(4 tom:rade with (tor a few Evening , : i.,n„-er) the Cu l tic liartrituinade, culled WIT! IT rurr. Pitte6 ftir the Mote* to he taken of Mr. Kinlocit, at the "l'ilemrr, front 'Pea tlt Four.-.-becond-price ur. Half-pact Eight 01104. . • Egoeitrian Tuition as usual ; for particulars inquire of jun. ' • TG THE PUBLIC., • i ENTLEM EN, there is nothing so imlispeo sible to 41 genteel appearance as a clean Boot or Shoe. A roan's fortune or his talents may be of the most shining soil. Isat unless his Route have a little of the trite shining quality also, lie will meet with lint a comparatively small 'tart of the respect amid admiration that may be his tune. This )4 thr Law of Fivitioit, and .she ' must he obeyed. .The.truth of this fact is undeniable ; and when it is universally' allowed that there it nothing so odious in society, and so ranch agniast I laws of cleanliness aid decorum, as foul or ill- cleaned Boots or Shoes, who would not seek after the proper remedy ? It has been frequently remarked, and particularly by the Fair Six, lio4. heantifully the fett of those Gentlemen *near, oho use TURNER.% 'REAL JAPAN BLACKING, fir it k unisuestioisably the best that is nuidefor giving a tine and whohAame polish to Bouts .and Shoes. lt, is therefore recommended to Gentlemen slid Ladies, 45 thimily article of this kind which they ought to purch ase, as itrrodutes the ligkest polish and jet black ever beheld. AGENTS. lANCOLNSHIRE. Hughes, iirigg. Beet ton Smith, WESTER. Calvert, i . • Ed waords. - Matter4.ls, • ntitaetr.t.n. Thomas, Rogers, Watkingien, • Gates, Kay, Thompson. Fitshartiss, /lATII . Linilon. Guy, i CH ELNI6PORD. Andrews. , Meglzy & Chan, Skinner, Sant Il• Welsh, 6traight. • Conk, Noawieti, It,,,ir, Curzens, ut.winv. Knight, W. &. A. Prat- Mann, tiligtun. O wen,. Carr, Bele,' Gunn. ii.1211,,ET. ch ii. , Dixon, Tinker, Bit, ..10 , ;hilg, Kt c (Mimes, 1 Kt unEuNtiNvrur.• Thirtle, I '1:1 1 / 4 .,W,11.-yotons. . Hewitt. LI Vt./090 L. Powle, , Wchhster, •• Booties, , J. & G. Dean, Willtingson , I I Mott, - . Paw, , . 1 . Barnett, : Wu . r ell . i dled with this inegtimible , lapau Illaricing ,n of the Whetesale houses, or by apply. 'VULG. Mil Tett d, at, Ichtto , :Amadei, Yr Timker, Cal re tv, Jackvrti,, Ciiiipyr, turf lihrelcastie, .wttruiltentl. YORK. Pine. nUtIVEItsVITI.D. WAKECLELD. S,Tnerr o Sitopterkift 4thpy I;rrough thr iug lit the tistiu::..u;l .mry. Ae r- /(11 4° c;v Aiti for 'Formes 1 1 4:. 114 ! L'; NI r. NIA ritim(lNY. 1) 1:..4)1'141:. of cvery 1.111 p•iy ailtnio'..on to the s t i o.v 11'e(Ilocli; ' hut, wliere the Cooititution h,ts te,.n taintrci by ih,tase, debilitated uy 'a curtain h•ihit, 'tontract 01 at an early at;e, “t stivliiity previous to eot:loc.:, ti , at tAtt: i••• muk..pen,,lt,;y rc , !,..isi:e to revive the •-•-Ii;•••; of lit, , 43 , 1 to re;... ;.) Lte system. For disoldets cl/t,trib l lt , * l 111 at.clroy 1 1 711 , 4 . nrothociyio f—i 1t;.;1 . 11 c.bsocrilLtevces I: 1- tied 1,1ca...1 , :. it w,is Cop.ider ttcedti,tlSorgcoos ttt oulwelice ) .igh I►v.ltts , ' , l:l , il Meintiers of Royal Lotsiloo i..6.l,tl:irgh, to presoit filth) , Put)lic the. ...ipeiierice in the t. ( If Venereal I t h•,:e anti I)vtio.encies: which 1 ..1 ohfco-itieutly ii, , ,.yrnt or, ilotlcr the ift•ittillloris.l state. ths' from cce-41t iittet.titm to eoatirtead , 11,1,,,,ti •;, vrEy o a speedy, :it! 55t11- i , y , v...;!;,...1 t`oo• it. • , aird cNi ,- t wnve t 1 111 Of decision lil4t 4 'ttltes the ritico; •.,, 41,4,1 00 of his I,N,' istetic,i , or 11,..*iiig and the ii . 3, tali al, thseatie, of shallow PieleitsieEs. T riN,ti. roils it :pot Alott:i of the Ur tau*, hi ; ios4 liii:110116 and OF. iU• I ;eN 111at'llee gives lit,e life tir I 11, It) cOit'S Which , IVC Vregillg 011 11C .. ‘.11.1 oAitod~ra lt r entc;tt. of the tirEttiro, 11, Ey its ;1 1;1'1'411 aid 1 Vet4lll.l 111,11111e1. Slight and rt . .- tt 141 ot V111,1'1411 lItIVi-11013 illC aured ttt the short period : ` .l ' ) • 'Fo i lie )''el lale So: it will be Consolatory to "I" lilts way be of Itivie bui ) tlrs lvlll4.ll &treat, `1"I11,1)0, •motidatioi , tioct:,l with can 4;1 and inr“dtible be' '.°lb"'ll• tl 01. 111.4 V lit . CollSteltl,4l CVCryday, ilt h “ " ‘' , 11;1t11111-14;a;leti....-Latt'1*.tr4/31" the t'ount w.,te!s , ca,e, mod,. of lirihk no , tte• 1110; 11'11 f,;,•A,:oct• wilt tr'eateti ritti 1. , • Ziv, 107) tiattua-garden. . . , 4. - --,:, .: '''„ • , „ !, - - ; '"'' 4 , 1 07 ''\.. -* ':- 7 4 4 4_ - 1.4- -.. ,I 6 r ...1.0.***&...111,-**406 , - , - .......,.. .- - i 0 qr f t c.- - ,„. „„ ‘ :,,1 . ,. 4 . . ,-1.14 . #'• ** t * • ..- ~ ... - AA ' •: , ...04* 4'. SO -11 g, o, , ~-, . ,-- . ' , 7) , t el! ' 4 c' t.l . , 4*** r 44.01 460 It ,WA ~,a ..w v. '-', 4 - ' it,tA 4 -0 '"--- -- 4- 11 1 4, ; 417 0 , * 6 ,-- , '. - ' le. -.t'4- , , ,l: ~, '4,4 0, '1 '• • ' =" o (`Z 14t , -....- . - ' ,!!, 1......t'1it;:,, 5 =, ~ , ...5' • -, •,,k.,''', iii, - I,N, _i - *, t - ,:.",o . . . ... .. . • ~,...; ~,-, ' -...,..', "‘ ...-_--.: --...,- 4/ .:,.. . -1e77, .. „ •••••••••11 . • , ... ' . ' -- s • . --"..-- • —••• ...., 7F .,.... ; : ,-; .. .....- - .4. • ...'.. . N; 'l.- ! f ii 7) 1.101{).p A•-, ..... ~, iniil ~..„ ~ ? 40 • „..----.1 • t , -=....... . -;.4 -- .„, -. 4 ~ • i , , ! 1,' , p t -.,:ti, .-. , '' it. IA %•* - ' .l!. ...--........ .... :,- ralcE SEVENPENCF: It lop S. .7 — We have arrived at tidies of 'peace, but tbedis, tressing accounts o'f Itiots itt various places chew that we have not arrived at times 'of tr d Ur i t l iflity, After so long and arduous a war, the ret u rn o f the greatest of all blessinis,lms thrown ,the cal system somewhat off its enter, end the frant . e• of , society appears moye liabTi.lo (krangea by slight causes th the frit:ills of order could wish. We trust however that these morbid symptoms in the body politic will speedil;r vanish, and a sound and heat hy condhiod succeed to the evil, whiett tioes.uot arse so much out at ditsease a 3 Out of the great change which has talien it i ou 4 h thst chani;e is lor the better: Government is earnestly, eu,p!oyoli in ?ritiying remedies where the disorder has reacted a crisis iniurjous to the welfare of rile • • -41.k=.4-)s-'44..*- . ; eptninoulty,,i4 w~tr sa. :~; • Varther Partietirart frog) the ArOrwich 411,4:v/cry.] • promPt and,vighyous inetsure% • of the Mayor apd,Magistrates were as‘Olicaciuus asye last week Predicted they would lie, „for , scarcely sky. thing like riot ,appeared atter our jeutnal was piloted, The disposition intityl. sliewed itselt slightly on Ft : iday night; but there wits nothing peripitted to gather to a tread., ,We say : permitted, becl.tmL: the reason Ind the recipe " tor,quaing it, mob" are completely understoOd. It, is by permission alone that much Injury eats happen. lt, is . t he duty of everr peaceahle man to 4p in the necessary theAturcs, and, it is a duty su readily fulfilled as to leave littla appryhensiop,wheo a dceisiVe 'ilagistrate presides. We are horrid, in Ore present instance, to coatis pliwent both, the-,Magistracy the Citizcm. Nor ought we to plilt the very exe . ellent conduct of the Dragoon Guard, who acted with temper and with _vigour, grit! Who, in tne dkpersion of the rioters, allo%yed no ObStelCk to stand in their way. They galloped up stone steps,. rode over posts and rails, and tui!,n;ed wherever the ill d)sposed thought theinse vas, most setaire. Mock. praise is due to the steadine•s of doe guard of the West Norfolk Militia„ on duty at the Hall in the market. Major ilacvey'Li-,411t. ilorse (under''the command of Criptisin litlsOft) shaved tuep, greatest alacrity in the public service, (Th goinlay the peisrims who had heeiri ta t lien into ,custody were liroitglit up forexamitta4:' (ion, When tWO were committed to gaol. '1 h e 81, 1 y or and Niagittrates are taking steps. to swear On speei,,l CullStalote3 in the retifeetiVe Pa hieh parpow, p.oochial and vestry int:clings to)ve been,. and :UV 10 be held, to pro- ntr“e such Measures as e ,q,istrates may ,hink edicient, fUr, the assistance of the el% it power, to eeetire the in mind peace of the city. • ' 'the following wits received trout the Secretary 'Of State for the - flume Dt.partment, on ,Tue,day list : Whiieball, ?nth Nay, "tr.--I bare rerrireq your letter of yesterday's it dt, '.11 , 41 I rub very happy to learn from it. that tile preeaeationt owilo by youp.elfito4 the,utber I:lagist rates for cheeliiug any tuLoo:t, or riot 114V0 tlad 16 CirrCi of preillitirtg further koltragc., thellitrt of the ill-distiosed. 'I beg you wit' accept for yotlr chtuilmicutiott: Should these outrages be I shall hope to heal fruli you oil the subject. I Am, Sir, Your iiiost Ohl:theta htfinutleServailt, :tl4e WorshipfLil the NL:yor of Nut wich. SIDNIoL - rn. ' On Alontl4 Nst the !-..ivtlfri.tatu cavalry' , itnd the cothwand of P. 1.1‘111011(1, wert . sew 1 „ to 11 natal', o‘`ving to tt number of persons ha% assetittiled . at - that tilace, 'artnel $a kit ;bludgeons. &c. The riot uct 'wtts read, the tioot . ti patitd444 the strtet, itud the iiiob soon dispersed, - AM E . RI CA N PA I'L'l' ...I. IFURTIIC4 EXTItACT3.I the . lllll to regnia‘e the Ditties on ImpOrts ltncl Totmage‘Vds read tlte . thitt, 'with the atneothuent4, in the S;2,nite., tlie. 201.11, by 11 majority of 25 to S. itc tolloaiitg ate ex. tracts • NEIV VoltK, Arntr, 25.--The' Ilrlry , XViiiitiM Piiickisey lost accepted Ole woro:nrment -ter Plessipotentistry of the Clitifvsl States to littsslli; Hilti of •courie religlts,!,l his beat as a Member of Congress for the City of knot e. The 1101 respecting Duelling, which passe it tlzc two 1 - 1 , 1u , ,es of the Legislature, was, in the, Council Of Revision, relerred to his liouotir the Chancellor, to be ler orteti,to toe L eg i. i l atnre. on ttie first (14 .( . 4 the ilem Gaz.) `We trait, train a correct sou►ce, tb.,it gr. Dd.: las has signifie4 to the Treasury hi, detire to re sign his .sit tiaLioni AS spot as a o iLccs.:ur can he. selected. The Bill to increase the salaries of American Itlinisteri`rit London, Paris, and tit. Peleisburgh, to 12,010 dollars, wits rejected try' the Home of Ilpresentatives, 6i to 36. A New ' , York 'Paper lit publislreil wider the fvl, lowing lieaci "THE COURIAR. NEW-401'(i APRIL 1316, THE 771 H D4l' oF THE YRAII UA THB UN.URYATI( At a town betwecn Bourn and D rt few days ago, 0 per,ott was Arrested ley sheriff's ytil ccr, i‘nd held three days ill cwat.tty ot house i at the expiration tat awe ttfe . , 4tier seore, for the debtilr and the bttilttr,s tolip%lcra was fur one hundred tintL ninety six quattt. SATURDAN, MAY "25, 181'6. - • , 'VIC VIA 1,1 NG- OPT I C t 4, 1814. . . E COMMISSIOIVERSior VrETU.ILLIJV , . ' The Sf..- - aEST PT do he 'Fire Notice, that on Tutedey, the 11)h,ql.frine nex:, they rill :be rea4 to !T -een:a Tenders in writing (sealed. up), and treat the Sap : ply or all such oantities' of Fitt :Sri BELF as slcall be d' 2nanded ler the teat of his ilfrjesty's Ships and Vcsscht the Powns, .eltt:ring the Apace of twelve Calendar cliouths ' front the 60114 day of June next. The Coittlitiens.Of the Contract Way be Seen at the .s*eci.e. they's Wive . thio 7 o):Wee ;or by applying to Mr. 7.401 " Russel!, --11 ent for the Victualling nt Dover: • No rig and will be had . to any Tender in which Me Price 110111 , 1ot he hisii:ted in Words at le'ngth,- or that shall not be delivered to the Board before One o'(lyn,h »s' the said Tags. day,tle llth'of lane nor unle.stthe Pirson Who I)ta.t,C " • the Tender, or some Person on , his behalf, attends to answer When Calleeffor. Each Tender nutsl also be aecon&penicd by a ielterz , ig ned by tWoresponsib!el'ersont engaginir to brconte boval with the Party tendering, in the penal Sant of f,i)l.‘for the due per form ance of the Co:aria-I. . . . SIXTY THOIT'MAND•POITNbSin;ty he gainett 'by jit.Sin:rie Ticket NEXT T . ; MINIMS, tieing the LAsi DAY, who, all the CAPITALS must be Drawn. riri VISIT, rimitritetny for the State Lottery, . begs to inform the Public, that NEXT TEI will be the Last Day of Draw;iqr,, when the Lnttery will 11.- nish, anti one Tieing may gain Si*ty Thousand ['minds. As this. brilliant attraction must-,ikiturally. create a. great de. ;nand fur Tickets and . Shure*, both in To..vn and'Cuuntry, and as the opportunity of advento ring fix su spleudiil aPriwe may bever again occur, chore laersons Who may Ire inclined to do so, should nut lose a moment in making their Puroh!ssei.: SPLENDID NV HEEL..--ALL MONEY PRIZES. Two ' uf....,.., —4:30,000 , • - Three l,OOO Three 5OO Fire ' , Besides other CAPITA • ' All of which must he Drawn NEXT THURSDAY. A Sixteenth may gain ........... in Money. An Eighth may gain 1 .7,50U in Money. A Quarter may gain /.15,00“ in Money. An Half may gain .L.30,000 in Money. A - Whole "Deka . inAuney. BRITISH PAINT MANUFACTORY, No. 62, QUEEN . • STREET, CIIEAPSIDE. ' - UPTON tint! Co. most resiYeet fully infortn the Publi'e that they continue to prepare the Cheap 'mite netrahle Paints at the following Prices, viz. Green bus.; Dark Green 7f;s:t and Olive Green I I s. per c tvt. ;—fine deep tgreen is.t d. to 25. per lb.;--State, Lead. and Stone ColOtte,i, 525. ; Chocolate 50s. ; Red and Brown Paints .10s.; and White. Paint 52.1. per cat. et.e.—Pre pared Oil to thin them for use, 9d. per These Paints are very ornamental, and io:.) I,c applied with . _mid,. and advantage to all purposes Of useful I hi outside, wheye a handsome appearance, do cAtihty, F nil yeti noluy are .considerations. Fur Ptah railings, Oat-buildings, Stucco and Plaister Fronts, Iron and Wuod Railing, they at e peculiarly adapted, as they resist the effects of Weather in an astonishing degree. UPTON and CO. have also to acquaint . the that they .prepare Coal Tar Brown, of two kinds, viz. Common Coal j'ar grown atlas. per cwt. and itefineii Coal Tar Itrowri at .238. the' are both applicable to the Cott:ring rough Fencing, Porous Tiles, Weather Boarding, and 'Wood under Cround or Watt% , G r which last purpose the *dined Tar Brown is particularly- rc , commended, tie it is indissoluble in Water; -it also dries bard, and is t,t tt very good chocolate colour. *„.* Painters' Oils, Colours, and Brushes ; Linseed Cake for Cattle, &c. 1•11CKM AN'S PILLS, • For the GRAVEL and STONE, LUMBAGO, &c. 0" tile various CiThipiaints incident to the Hu man Frame, there are none mire dreadful in their nature, nor inure alarming, in their consequences, than Oa Gravel and Stone. They are complaints to which every per son, et en the rung abstemious,' is liable, as the water we drink is impregnated with particles which are a cause of these excrticialing tortures. - Hickman's Pills, - composed of the must innocent ingredients, hate Seto found of singular etti .cacy, in strengthening . the Vesoeis. tontaitting .. the urine, and dostroying the petrilying' , 4uality of it, removing the calculi, or gritty secretions, and banishing every pernizilrus tentleitc7 to those disorders, without confinement. l'hcy arisAltartfere witit great confidence recominemied to the inflicted as ewe most efficacious iemedy they can resort to in the above 'Com plaints; as well as Itir, Lumbago, Pains in the Back and Loins, Stoppage of Urint, and disorders of the Kidneys and Il Ladder, Sold ill Bokes, at 2 4 . od. And Its. by Messrs. Batter mid Sons, No. 4, Cheapside, I,oriitdit; and also by their appoint nient, by the principal Buoirsellers and Medicine Vender sin every Town. - • ~ • Alt. CUOPEtt'S NIEUIGAL tioAtu), utimsLorrt? , - tibUsE, BLACK:FRIA tOt. 11.0 A The salutary effect of this PION is manifest from the fallowing eery Extraordinary (Atte " Loudon to wit. till Is: 'JACKSON, of the Poroilzh of atif Broyer, maktLh oath anti stall. that tile yeas' 1014, he was -afflicted with a. dangerous disorder, .and was nearly seventeen months inuler the care ,uf acre' al respectable sargeons, without obtainin4 any relief. The dise,ise rapidly increasiint, his life tieing in danger, he was re yulinoelitled to Dr. s Medtc•il Weird, Charlotte I louse, ilixetifeiare Rues!, where the progress of disease was Mime tiiitely stopped, WO he was soon testoretl to perfut;t health, • wideh, .by the ble,sing of God, he still ealjoys, hereby de claring, that in stating these facts, he is iiitluenced by no mitts. loot ire than is grateful return for so miractiluas a eiirei auJ the duly tie - ow - Ss to his fellow creatureS. (Signed) .10fIN JACKSON. ‘Vititesses present; r. Lawrence, A 25, Blackman-street, Borough. " Thomas Julinsun, ti, Charlotte-street, Ulakliffiith i ßottd. " Thomas Darby, St. Michael's-alley, t: " Sworn at the 'Mansion-house, this 9th ;lay of March, Ititg, before me MATTHEW WOOD, Mayor." It is a well-Itown fact, that thousands fall victims to Int ense by consulting illiterate men ; this induced Dr. t wiper, and three Singeous of thirty years experience (Members of the Royal (~.olie,4e of Surgeons ill London and Eilinhur&to, as appears by the List of I atii), to establish a Medical Board of Charlotte-Heats, Great Charlotte-street, opposite life het. 'Rowland Hill's Chapel, Mut:friars-road,. London; and twit vasinentPiplutuatittue Physicians ,have since been added to hoard. The . Medical Board claims the attention of those %Old have been improperly treated, aid particularly those aillicted %vita strictures, Fistulas, Cancers, Scrophulas, arising from warm climates, Joreitile Ineiscl'etions, trod Eruptions oil the head, fate,' and body, sere eye's:, rtl eeriated throat, Month, and nose, noise in the ears, deadliest, damns's. of sight, pains in the bead nod limbs, fretproitly loistnhen for rheumatism, weakness hi the (~ t ees, nodes ati the shin banes, swelled alleles, are symptdins which tip pears yea IN after, and too often destroy domestic happirosis. Messrs. Cooper and Co. tire consulted daily , by ail rafilis of people, from Twelve t:111 Eight ; or by letter, elichAiligtlfe 4 f e e (ti►i tin crtbvt4 are answered) dating thtir ease, when cite and Advice are sent to all parts of tl Kingdoitr. The Pilot and Fistulas cured without burning- , or cutting;. and Ad T ?s vice ;relit on Tuesday, Thursday, and mithy Mornings, till Twelve o'Cloclr. A side door -and private rooms for Females. 14, 13,--,1)1. tio u p,:r pattcao4tats.ato I:24t:ildisuseot for ac-, cotionntiatitm of Female , whirr. attuatiunrelitires retrrenient duCiag their AcCouclivineut, Medical Gentlemen who at, I tend with their Patients i4re yrteent at the Nudstaltittivir, Ttiis Day was published, ilk 1 vol. 14mn.price:4 . s. in boards, 1ANC110; ,or, E PROVFM:BAUST. Printed for T. Well and W : Davies, Strand ; and J. Ktudietr4.l, This Day ixAs Ii grn, Ore gr. boards (iiieritied to the aishop of Dorliam), IN or, flit:-Conitorts of Old Age : L. with Notes and Iti.igrafkbical illustrations. • TI :M.IS 8ERN.1.41), Barunet. • P r inted ,ff,r Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, rate; nester-row. DK. NOT - 1"S SURREY AND WYATT. few Days,tvilkbe publisked, • • , •WORKS OF .11ENIIY TIE - HOWARD, Earl id, Surrey, , attil SIR 'flitlNl4ti the Ehler. Containing . unich tirw at3d curious t,lat ter, with Nair: Critical and Explanatory, &c. &c. : • G. F. Narr, D.D. • Lattacllow of All . ,Sintil.4ollege, Oxford. ..**.* The Public:Arm 10 coitipritied iu 4tu ell with bight). tinAhed 'the number printed I limited to f") r.,)al 4tO. 41111 400 01) deniy 41i). trinted. for klurst, Ares, Orme, and Brown, Patvrto I/1 tet-r ow. SOUTHEY'S WATFALOO. ttslA Day vett.; publistwd, in One Volume I ,2ron: illustrated by Light Ettgravin4f, , , price boards, • THE PoE'l."6 PILGRIMAGE to WATER - By ROBERT SOUtHEY, Est]. Port Laureate, -.tt Alvaibe, of the Royal soaniih Academy, audj of Alio Royal *mist' il:e.tdeiiiy of Printed rot Lonosan, f3ur4,,Rees, Orm4, at'!'d Brows, Puternoster-,vow,; and at the British t;dllriy, 54, 'New Boud street. Of whom Fatty he }twi t try the saute Author,. Rade:rick, tire tatt of 111,. Goths, Q coil, I vols. WS. Curse of Ketunua,9.,ruil , . 145, 'null Om, 7 v.)h. ttis. Juan of Ate, vo!s. Ws. yok. 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Translated from thu Sccona Editi•iti printed This is a bottklo be placed by the Mile. of Mrs. Hutchison's delightful Memoirs of her heroic od:tit:mit, and his etilval ran, Both ..re piet.irt!-.t.,..br feittale•hand, of tu t unltuary and almost private WM'S, ct,rrietl on by tott, , t icti tisms inch , 'duals against the actual goternmeat of their coon, try,. stiicfiwth trrin F uw light, ttot to,tutOryitillultWor the most ioniittitic, and deroted htleliti,, in patikular. persons, bnt-'a i(eneral character of t hone:Lii.: or , na und snciat gvatltncs , , among those who would °Owl vt L. live figured to our itn34,l.::itions as 11.4V(tIltIrCOIS ilt , Blicrtitiot9 or t....rtielous bi gots. . While lter narrative acquirj* an additional interest, and a truer tone of nature, from the occasional reetttrenee'of female feartkand anxieties, it is conversant With ttill more' incidents and characters, and reveal , , still more of what haillieen prviousl) tu.itiviautliCri:i}rrm,t, , l, or en tirely uttlitiown.—Editthorgli Renew, So. al. • Edinburgh : Pt toted foe - Archibald Constable and Co.; and Longman, Hurst, 11.ves, Prtae, and Drown, Londou. This Day Was published, In 3 large Vols. Bvo. price 11. 16s. Boards, THE HIS'IORY at tile CH WIWI of SCOT LAND, from the Establisbutent . 01 the Reformation to the Revolution; iilustrating a tuost lute' citing Period of the History of Rritui►t. BY GLORGE COOK, D.D. Minister of Laurent:el:ilk. We now dismiss this very important work, 'wishing it all .the sticcess which it deserve S; and congratulating the able and learned author on the serVice wl►iel he Thos rendered to literature, to the religious community or wh'►ch he is it mem ber, anti to the riblic at lin t,e. Proressiiiinti men of his own church will deem it an vallialtle present ; l►ut it will not be kss --priXed by the more carbine of their brethren ot the south ; while by every scholar, politieiani and statestwiti. itt the United Kingdom, it will he perused with equal at iili►y." --Monthly Rev. April, 1$111; Printed for Archibald Catrstablet..and ('t►. anti Peter Pill and Co. VAlitibittgh; .atf 'Longman, Murat, Rees, Genie, awl Brown. Lut►don. Of Whom may he had, by the rime Author, The HISTOItY of the REFORMATION iti SCOTLAND. 4 vols. fet , ts. price 11..115. OA. hoards. IAII' i bRTANT l i /VIILIANEmi . iItY. - . 1.5,AP.E45,..'„ (To Le cwitiimerl regiaarly;) An estimate of flit-sum necessary to defray the expellee of illiscellaueues Services, ituriog the pre seat year, exclusive of the sutras, airva , ly voted, states it at 2.860.01)01. An estiiiiate the Rouge of Commons of the sani nece&sary to defray the extraordinary expenees .61 tire army, (luring the present year, stales it at I ,rit}o,l)thll. An official neconnt of the stint that wine want. ell for the 110100-oil of the grant...J*llr the year )813, for Etlirintitig Journals mid Reportikof the 11Qusebf Conittiolvi; stiite4 it at 32061. 12v, 1O rl. , I.A.INGING TO PLACR.---it ias Wittily observed by an hotiottrubte getttlem'an, that certain parties would stick w their places so lung as they could raise a Koji, token and intoner a corporal's guard. In this tenacity of sticking to place,'the ptirties meant by this, gentleman ate not singular ; many droll* were hiade.oil Wednesday last by a petsoll ogiee, to dislodge ct.rt:lin partles: from their places, lint 411 in vain : we tOCHII . the efforts of the Blue-coat I,luy to draw fOrilt the Two Prizes tit 30,000/. front the Whecl.ol Fnitune ; but time tlicy still Slick, and toot till next Thursday, when, its the Lotte'ry will finish on that (Itty, fur.; Hier efforts to resist his 131lle-ceat-shi i will vain. Shonld one of them be the first.drawn tibuve 10001. it will (Id-Allele 43 amount, and entitle the. forum at e Iroliferternulro t.ba TILT ee 4core Thpu - sand Nroids! i