The Sun. — London, England, 1816-04-20 00:00:00

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With new Fuld selected Music., new Scenery, &c. Christbin (Chief of the Colony, , llr. Carr; atoo avri Ereecn Grandsons), Mr. Coreney, Ebsworth ; Captain'of the Smith.; Nfld.:hips (Nephew to the (;ap 'l4in), Mr. 11,4rila ud ; Pipestßnatiwain),• Mr. Smith; Otabelna and pherra (Sisters and (•;rami-dotgliters to ( brisitian), Nltss Johnson, Miss S. Llaiford ;• Cliatacters in the Balkt. Mr,Os ,car Monsjeur Dupre}, acid ; . Nativcs, Mr. ..Barnes, Sin] mom's, &c. After which, (anti time), a hety Farce, called WIIAT NEXT ?•• , •. • The principal Characters. by Mr. Dowton, Mr. Barnard , Mr. h arley , Mr.:asherry, Mr. Knight,. Mrs, Urger, Mrs• HarloWe. VIb7I 7 ,Ii,LINC-OFFICE, .dirril 15, 18 1 T HE'COMMISS lON ERS for VICTUAILLINO His MAJESTY'S N..lPlrdo hereby give Notice,' 7'hat on Tuesday, the 93d-inst. they will be read+t to receive Ths• , ders in writing sealed up), and treat fur, r,„, Hundred and Fifty Quarters of NEW PALE and One Hundred and Fifty Quarters of NEW CLOSE. DRIED AMBER. MALT; and for - One !Inn:trod Bags of KENTIBII HOPS', of thegrozoth Oho year .1b Is. To be answerable to Sunapee,: (the,'lllalt of not less than One Quart each) to be produced .with the Tenders, to be delivered into his illajesty's l'ictualling &ores at pep:- Inrd, one half thereof in the course of a ForAight, and ihe other* half in a Fortnight afterwards; and to bepaid for ty 11ills r payable,,with interest, Ninety days after date. „ . cATo.N..O,N ,THE•VkNEREAL .DISEASE AND:ITS • CONSEQUENCES.. 'mis Day was published,' •. - _A New Edition, ,price 4s. illustrated with Cas e s, APRACTICAL TREATISE on. the PRE VENTION and CURE of the VEN DISEASE, exhibitins the Character, :syniptonis, and treatment of the Diseases nunierilittelyor remotely connected s''sith it; Containing. Observations on Giver, Stricture,' Muual Discharges; the use of tine Citu,tic . and etnumon Boogie, Cutaneous Eruptions, . • imaginary Venereal Diseases, Debility general or Ito:a% the Thefire of Generation, kC,-lire.' comprising an aleinantary NVorli for Students, and a guide to the general reader ' • in terspersed with select Prescriptions, applicable t o eac h diri sLon a d the disease.. By T. M. CATON, SurgeOn; No. :10, Stanhope-street, Newcastle.street, Strand late• of the United Hospitals of St. Thoinas's.and Guy's. . • Printed fur 'MesSrs. Sherwood and Co. 40, Paternoster-row, London. • . - • This Day were pnblished, in One I/Arline, 8vo: (the ;Second • . price tiS. boards, of . pAu - L's LETT EltS to his .K INS VOLK ; be ing a Series of Letters from the Coitinent. Prif)td,l,) , JaMes Ifaliablyne and (..'"). far Longman „Mrs% Revs Orme, and Br o wn ; an d J. .Murray, ii andeu stabi'a and Co.. Edinburgh. •.. • 7'he dti thu Contracts may be feat: at the .se cretary's To winch will be added (second tine' these 20 yeare)., the Mu ' sleet F,;tre, called THE 'i . ts 0 MISERS. Giipc, Mr.ltnight ; Hunks, Mr. Gattie ; Lively, Mr. T. Cooke; Italy, Mr. Smith • Osman, Mr. Cooke; Harriet, Mrs. ; Jenny, Miss, The new, Operatic littHtt Spectacle, called Pitcairu i s continuing to be honoured with unaninioas applause through out, 'will be repekted everyEvepin, e..cept Tuesday : next, when will 'ne perreetiferGarrick's Jubilee Ode, in honour of VAntkapeare. • • • bliss Nall will appear on Wednesday, as Kathatine, in the Siege tit Ilelgrattie, and inako her first appearance in CoMedy on Friday i neet.- On MOIRLAY, The. Castle Spectre; with Pitcinries 14and. Gn ,Tuesday, The Belles Stratagen. ; ;tiler a hick • will he p . erformed, with appropriate Music, ;:arrick'sude to Shak s•CAlV ; with What. Next 1--On Wednesday, The Siege of Isdkirade.—On Thursday', A Trip to Scarburough.—OuTri 4ay, The Way to here Him. .A new 'tragedy, and a new Nlclo-Dramatic Afterpiec e , ar e in Preparation, awl will shortly be produced. TI-I EATRE ROY4L, COYENT-GA !WEN. PRESENI* EVENING, April 20, 1816, J . be pertorined the Comedy of E SCHOOL FOIL SCANDAL. Sir Peter Teazle, Mr. Fawcett; Sir Oliver Surface, Mr. Terry ; Sir Behlamin Ilackhi.e, Mr. Liston ; Joseph Surface, Mt. iiam mote ; Cluales Surf icc, Mr: C. Kemble; CralitreC•, !Jr. Blanchard; Lnly.l'ertzle Aliso O'Neill; Lady Sneerivell, ; 11rs. Candour, Mrs. Gibhs ; Maria, Miss Foote. In as-Song by Mr. Taylor. After which will he. performed, for the fifth time, a new Splendid and Comic . rahian 'Pale, called .WHO w4Nrs A WIFE? Olt, THE LAW OF THE LAND. • The Music, Scenery, Nlarhinery, &c. entirely new. • Felix Fairlove, Mr.'Liston ; the Cain, Mr. Jetferies ; Ka loft, Mr. Blanchard ; Ali Bog, Mr. Sini111!•11.1: Captain of the Guard,' Mr. Atkins; .othcer, Mr. - Louis; Zoia,. Miss' FOote; Zelmira, Miss Seymour; Santora, Mrs. Egerton; Badoura, lilt's. Liston. In Axe 11, an Incidental Ballet,' composed by Mr. Noble; principal Dancers . , Mr. Noble and Miss Luppitnk. Kemble.will re-commence his engagement, and. make bis first appearance in Coriolanus, on 'I nesthr, next ; and on Friday he will perform Sir Giles Over-reach, in - A New Way .to Pay - Old Debts. • • 'llse Gentleman wlin performed Sir Pertinar Macsyeophant was greeted throughout with the most: iniqualified approba tion—due notice will be given of the next appearance. The new Comic Arabian Tate of Who wants a Wife? dr, The Law of the Land, niet with complik.: success, and will be repeated every Evening. • • Madame. Sachi and the Messrs. Sachi's will repeat their astonishing New Performances on Monday. • On Monday King Richard the Third :'King Richard (2ct time), Nlr. Cobbam.—On Tuesday, Coriolanus; atter which, precisely on the second centenary of years filawthe death of Shatispeare, will he revived. Garrick's ' Juin ee l in commemora thin of the ikiniurtal Genius . of England's great Dramatic Bard'; in which will be introduced a Grand Pageant of the Characters of shakspeare, by the whole of the Company. --On Wednesday, Guy Mannering.—On Thursday, The 'School' for Scandal. 11 .0 The Incredible Feats of Il Mande Antonio, the-Vene tian Voltigeor, ciintinning to excite general and reiterated shouts of approbation, as well as theadmiration of srowded Audiences, they will, with the .other ISouvells Entertain ments, be repeated every Evening until further notice. ' ROYAL ANIPHITHEATRE, ASTLEY'S, WESTM ENtiTER- BR iDGE. ‘Tader thePatromige• of their Royal Highnesdea the PaiNct PRESENT SATURDAY (by perniiS• 114;iitivr and Dna,. of THIS sion of the Proprietors of the Theatre Royal. Covent garden), the Grand Egnestrian — ilurlata Spectacle, called THE SECRET MlNE,assisted by the United Stud of Horst 11. HORSENIANSHIP, by Mr. W. Davis, jun. Clown, Mr. Brown.. GYNINASIsIC - EXERCISES, by a Venetian! (his sixth app,,irance in England, and for Twenty•fonr Nights tinlyy, who, by hi s u n com m on an d incredible Tourbillious, &c. ii, the Air! has been denominated oft the Continent ‘. II Diavolo Antonio:" it new Comic Song, by Mr. Stehhing. To conclude with an entire new ,Serio.Comie Harlequinatte, € 43 led ILIQUET WITH THE TUFT; or, Dew-drop :and • Places for the Ile xes'to be taken of Mr. Itttdoch, at the Theatre, hoot Tim t 11 Four.—Secoud-price at Half-p* 1F i,ght. _ _ Shi Monday, the above Entertainments, and Equestrian Ekaciset by Mr.Ducrow (bis first appearance aethii '1 twat re). X11:11'1811 PAI , NT MANUFACTORY, No. 6:1, QVEEN. SIR EI T, CHEAPSIDT:. TPTON end en. most respectfully inform the 4- 1 tlott they continue to prepare the Cheep Lupe- Petrithle Paints at the following Prices, s viz. : • . Invisible GI bOs.; Dark ,Green 765.; and Olive Green Os. per e wt. ;--firie deep Green 1.13 d: to 2s. per lb.; —State, and Stone ,Colours, 545.; ; Chneol4e Os. ; led and tirown Paints dos.; and White Paint ittis Ter cwt. &c.—Pre paretl Oil to 'Oslo them' (lir use, 4e. ad. per gallon. These Paints are very ornamental, and may be applied with edi'entege to alt , ptirposes of usefultaintiug, hnth tnside end ..nitsilk, where a handsome apprarance, tturaldity, nd eco tibmy awe considerations.` For Park 'Whop, Out-buildings, Insister Fronts, Iron and Wood Itailiiig, they are pecniiity adapted, as they resist the effects of Weallier in an n , ,tonistting degree. Urfa aural). have also to acquaint the Public, that they tiiiwite COOL Tar Brown, of 'ties kinds, vit. Common Coal cr l Buren at tide. ver rwt. and Refined Coal Tar Brown at tirsi. they eee both appliCable to the covering rough Fencing, P4, 0 1 , s Tiles, IVeather Boarding, and Wood wider Wound o'rritci , fur which last)iiirpoce the refined Tar Brown is particularly teconitrientledi as it is indissoluble .In .Water it ittso drin. , , hard, aria 15 of a very good chocolate colour. ' 4 `;'..Pitinteri . Oils, ColoUrs, and Brushes ; Linseed Cake for Cattle, &c: , • rtittE • greatest .I)isrpvety' in the Alernary of .I\l,ll, N nnivyysally allowed to be the celebrated CQR 'DIAL 13.\12‘l of tehl. , ll is a 'certain and effectual Nervottl .Disorders, ndiscretior.s, Low ;iris i,;* Spirits, ' , enire .Complaint; newt-Ache, Dehility, ?'t'ea,' Appetite, Relturations,. ii:ligestion,. Coughs and . oils, Gout in the Stomach, Ittip k tiritivs4if the Wood, Gleu, Seminal Weals nesi,' &c. t Ile Pretkgr.l 011 ly tiy S. Suic#lloli, / . I.D. ! (,Autluirof " The Guide and 4.ititer vaijuktbtd - Watui, tie,tr Soltt"by Matliewri and Leigh, is, Strand; flacon and Co. V O, t Tal ord- , street, Lofittunulirodie and Damlitig. Salisbury ;. ly• and all Medicine Venders; price Its. etreN, or tdur in one FsittilY iihttle for s33s, by wlticti'orte 11s. nark is- ,saved, with 11)A words " Samuel Solomon, •," aura nu lirr ht it Dr. Solomon ex pects vthili'eonsalted by letter, the usual ctiolpil went it . .a addressed , • ),luncr Utter. in. Ileiii . LiVef- VOL. dul-L!e posust:" Na regard will be had to any Tender i.ri whieA Me Price .shall n ot b'e! 'inserted ite Words ai'lengthok.Oo the: shall not , be Ile:livered ,to the Board before'One o'Clotii'on the said: , Tuesday, the' 23r instant, nor unless Me person who mahts , the Tender, or sonic Person on his behalf, attends, to answer 1',,771 ciiqe , .! for.' . . 1)EVT.1.1117.0 P1(4 . 17.•iL1., NG-Y,11:1), .4jurif ist6. r riIESE are to give Notice,Mot on Thursday, • " a- the 2511 t Instant, at .7'en o'Clock' in the Fm.rnve,n; will bit .expased to PUBble. Ilaj'exty.y I'ieinal ling-I;9•d,DeptArt4 N quantity B an!! PORE: ; also fuutley Lots,a4thefolluoing UNSERVICE ABLE PII.OVISIO . NS and STORES, Now lying in t. ) ,r said rard,i4z2L— '' • - Bread, Bread-dust, Flour, Baisini; Carrants, Riue, Pearkl, Oatmeal, Oatmeal-Sweeping's, Catlaran.c4l, 13aliehouse-Sweeß tugs, Butter, Cheese, Sugar,%atid Vinegar; Candle Btxes, Hop 'Bags, Bags and Rags; Leaver, Butt, l'unehe4n, flogs bead; • Barrel,ll;lll 7 lingshead, and Small Cash; Staves ; fead iAg, tight and dry ;- Broken Stai:es; norm out Cuuper's Tools, &41, &9. &c. i 4 Deposit lef 2.51. per cent. is 10 be male von anzonnt of each Lot at the tiow , ! 1* sole, and the remainder of the pur- Chase:.nioneil paid &fore the Stores are rcinueed,l;ir which parpoke a period 4111 washing ddo:s . will be allowed frosts the (lay of sale, Buyert particularld'observiag, that not less than one l -hall of the quantity it toOe tethenaway fraos,tho pre. pulses within the first seven days, andthe ;cum 'it der isstheiptpt following days, othertare the 141(0.94 muwey will 10eAr:Idied, and the Provisions or Stores . ,rentain the in•bperty of tile CrOWII, as no extension of ante will, on al atecunt, be grantid. . . . TO, THE puBLIc. BisH. the Contr if•tor . tor . the present Lot •• tery, in answer to the nuoloroirs enquiries inotle by persons resident in town,and country, begs to iti.furin them, that the purch:isers of all Tickets and .tifiares hou!Ot heful . e the inh this Mouth (April) will be equally entitled - to their share (lithe Bonus of Three Hundred whole Tickets, whether their p:lrclnises he wade at his Offices, or at t how of any other Lottery-utiipe keeper, or. of their Agents in the Country.-- The great Ilumand experienced at her rat, induces hinu to ecuinturn4 tq hie kieuds;as Attie delay as possible., Lottery draws the 14th May, and contains Two Ptizes of I{so,ooo and .50 other Capitalt: 4, Curnhill and 9, Charing Cross. . uNi2 . l . -1:4;13/E7Crtra" - ADVXNTACE ! 1110-IDDINti and Co, Cntnhil!, have amen pleasure. in bearing testimony to the liberality of the Contractor fOr the . present LotterY, who has announced an important BONUS, independent of, andinjuldilion tu, all the Prizes contained iu the Scheme, viz. A FREE GIFT .OF. THREE, HUNDRED WHOLE TICKETS ! The' Ann total of Pt izes belonging to which, (even if it should be 0,0001: 70,0001. 80,001 or more,) will he divided among the Holders of all Tickets and Shares which shad hovebeen purchased op or before the Tith . of Aped, according to their tespective portions. Thus, be,ides.the Chance o f his own :Picket or Share, every early Purchaser will also have an Interest in ;30u other Nunthers, and although his own may be a Blank, be will still be vet fain to receive • something by his Share in then BONUS, which may be considerable, as there has' seldom been more than about 10b0 Tickets sold, at that distance. be. fore the - Drawing.. After. the 21th Of April a distinguishing Mark will be put upon all Tickets and Shame, to denote they are not entille4 to the above' Ilimus,—and the aggregate .Nnoilier of Tickets and Shares sold up to the 27 th ot April will be officially ri), lished in the Guyette, that the Public may lie enabled to as certain how• much per Ticket' the Produce ot the .11iinus amounts to. N. B. As this .xtra Benstit can only be ,eenred by on early Parchase, the Public 'etre cautioned 44aitht tiel.fq, a nil t fully invitrti to fire Prsference to tho' 0014 of 1 1 101)ING 'and Co. No. I t Coxahill. *** Cuuntiy Orders, cnch3ing the amotnit, rmictually exe cutvd. Lately published, in one I'olumo Duodecimo, price, An Maids, :is. ati. the Second Edition of 114 ' M E,NTA Ity EVIDSNCES' of ir g d the TRUTO of C4III,ISTEANITY, in a S'eries of Eastei Catechisms, on the Resturection and other ".;itai. les -of • Christ. On Prophecy, ; and ors Christ's: Tr , tniiony of By the Right It.ereretid THOMAS BUM, IsNS, 11. D. . Biebep David's. Printed for F.. 0. aro! J. Rivingtori, No. 62, St.,Paul's Chinch Yard. sold els:. by J. Hhtchitril, No. 00, Piccadilly. Of whom may he had, by the same Authurt First Principles nt Christisn Knowledge: consisting of, 1. An Exptariation of the 'more didionit Terms and. Doctrines of the Church catechism, aria Office of Confirmation. 2. The - 'Three Church Creeds c4emplifird stud proved from the . ticrip-' tufts; to which is prefixed - . an Introduction 031 the Duty of ciitifortning to the EstablialietrChureli; as OW Subjects and Fond CttristiomS. The Edition t , Prieu,2%.. SPLENDWISSIMA. By AUCTION, by 14.10 H and' souTHEBV, Bo o kseller s , at their House, No. 146, Strand, opposite Catherine-street, un IVeduesday, May 8, and Seventeen following. Days, (Sunila,ys excepted) ea-we've u'Ciock, Superlatively Splendid and Extensitie LI- A- BRARY, ..consigned front the. Contine n t, containi n g' • many very rare Speciatens of the earliest Typography ; most of the Editioncs PrinciPes of the Classics, itt the fineet condi=', ti,or invisible; the octa , lo,and Quarto Variorum Classics, the latter'ehittiv on Large Paper; also the elegant Works print ed by the Efsevirs; tho best French Historical an d D rama ti c iters rill Large Parer ; the beautiful Works printed at Parma, by .Bodotti, and b' Didot,,at Paris ;the various . Works published by the Foreign Academies; the fine Works lately. published by order of 13uottaparte, at Paris; also a rare assemblage of Maps and Charts, including th e earliest Impressions of the elititelolleetkin' published by ckisini ; - likewise a very gond Selection of Books in English Literature; and a choice Collection of k:istrions Manuscript among which will be found some of lti.rtt Antiquity. Thu whole most sn perbly' bound, and 'the greater part either in Morocco or Russia Leathers. To he viewed on ‘Vednesday, May 1,18 W to the ti a t e o f Sale, and Catalogues W hurl (price )at tile place of sale; Mr. Llirrg, Ediiihurgb ; Mr. Archer, Dublin : Messrs. Coolie and Co. Oxford; Mr. Deighten,..Cambridge : Mr.. Todd, York Mr. Ford, Manchester; Mr. Grapel, Liverpool; "Wilswi, Hull ; Messrs. Itobinsun, Leeds ; Mr. Chandler, . Newcastl ,, ltimis-Tykle, taut ;not of the'Llooksallers wrough out the CUl.4%tri.-- • DIXON'S AINTIBILIOUS PILLS. .. • rylriEsr, PILLS long since obtained a . just cele , kutity in the 'private practice of the Proprietor, Mr. DIXON, A pothecary s and from their great sisccess in ma Ay oh. stinate IDiiiuus ll sm ders, on amercing Patients of distinction, particularly the Dui,c of Bedford, the Dowager 4edy Sax and the Vifeountess BulkOzy,•&e. tkc.••lre was persuaded tu. oftvr, , tiveni to tbO Public, under the sanction of their Names. They ate found to .he an incomparable Iteturdy fur In . dig-stuus, and 'restoring the tone of the Stomach. Trey remove habit nal • arid temporary Costivtniess, •Tikd- Aches, and Heart-limn, whether arising from the acrimony of the restund.stit bile, intemperate diet, Or drinhilig to ex ' rest, and foritscl a must caluatile Medicine to be re sortrd tct Upon every tudiwnsition occaAoned by a disordered state of the Stomach andlloweig, • Sold ~t and Sun's, N 0.4, eheapside, .Lon don, in Boxt7a at , 29. 9d. / es. • and ZL*il Vs.; ;yid by se Bookssellei , s'aild Ittedleisse Venders in ork..ry Town. BALD HESS IN E ITILX LIFE IS crATAINLy A VERY SERIOUS DEFECT. . ripE) those-who have stifferell the loss of their - A Heir 'is well to thosembo would wish In preserve so va- Nabl k ati ornament, is recommended a triatnt 1 - IUO,SON'S 1101,17. DIVINE or CULPI . ,PER. 7 3"SPECIFICK, made from a Manmscript Itec , ip e of the famous Botanist Culpeper; and lately introditeed by the celebrated Doctors- litinter, and tit lieremioent.Physicians. The FHA DNINE is svairaoted by I'm I),,iptietors and guaranteed by numerous as an iiifalltible *generator of the flair on Bald Places, it never having failed in some thousands'of Caies, if used agreeably to the- directiatts, it promotes the . growth of Hair tit w hate Vi:r applied, either to thy Head, .F.yehrow, nr Whiskeis; kt:l4 also a toast elegant Oil f o r dr,A•zing the 'Hair; seruf, Set.-nlikes it, if 'ter so -11nrsh, soft as silk, and givel a strength to• the Curl that makes it resist damp or,perspiration, For fttrther elucidation the Brasier is referrea to a I)issert4tion stn the flair, Witktestitnonii-ils 'from a number of reigro , etaiite. individuals, who by its use recovered theirAisir, atter being bald for years. 'Phis. curious Putupli lot i 5 given (gratis) wrapped.rottild 'each bottle, prlp t i*. ad. 7s. 6(i. and One ; the 7s. tid. containing two stud a 'hilt, and the Guinea rig be Of the small bottles. • Sold by Vie: Proprietor's Agent, N's,', .Gorraril-street, antl,• by appointment s ht:S . lessrs,Gat- P,eree, 57, Sea' Bond-street; lti,tge, G-, Clieapside aivieon and Soli, 59 , Fleet , itreut ; and by Must' Perfumers and Hair Dressers. Cnntion.—t),Wery4tthe grquine is signed " Eludson and Co' on the label,ai there is a Counterfeit liin(l. SOCIETY FOR 'THE DISCHARf,Iit R'ELIEF . OF PERSONS IMPll.l , 'it)Nkl) FOR. SMALL PETITS . .' Craven-street, 'Stroud, April 3, 1116. an- ANNTIAL - GINERitt, COUler, rtpirl hi:re his day, • ' • „ The H0n..1 1 1-IILIP PUSFY, •V, V. in the Chair. upoit-TEL,That the number of irdo,r; chariciAl rind ' Relieved within the last %ear were 7:11 (..ei per list, , who had 524 Wives, will ildi ens ; the avermti2. Ex pence of whose Liberati.M.. including every lifeirtkiifil,‘Ex penditure, relating , to the charity,. ouduutited lu 21, Wu , 90. eat;l). Burn' Compter . 73 Bodinin ' 7 Bedford • 8 Brecon St. Briarells 2 nuckiliortmal 1 Chelmsford .20, Carlisle 13 t einarvon 7 Carmarthen 6 Chesterfield, - 8 Cardiff 2 C 7 hesrer '2 Citnbridgs • 1 Durham '8 Peylv 4 63etbigh 9 ntuvar I ,L)Pivileiter 1 Eleter Freet ' 118 Fisheeteri 6. Flint 3 Greenwich 3 Gloster 1 Hereford, 11 Horsham ' 9 Haverfurdwest ;--taltfax Hertford I , Ipswich 6 king'f tench 53 Kinoton•upon • H u iiin44on- upon. Thaink.s 0 Unica, ter 2i Leicester .. 4 Martb3lse4 101 Maidstone • 20' Nhicelepfielti Nltstitotuery • 1 Murpetli Northisinntoß 7 Newels-10e 2 Norwich - I Oxford Poisl 2 Portsmouth Reading 19 Rut hill 7 Richmond . si Rol „ • 4 1 )15'Z1T1A , ..21. . 2 ‘.h relf•ST)ury I Southampton '1 'fothilt 1;) '1 irei ton 1 boollo Prisjo; Whitek ro,s-5t.126 Wyrcest cr 21 ‘Vhitecliapel 1 2 Wtl)l • ViCi, 4 Winchester 1 Nark 7 Prioons 1,11 ` III “ 4 2PACTroNS SINCE THE LAST REPORT, VIZ. ' Ottorge Wolfe, BO: per Secretary - A: L.:11 - 2 0 John Twinin g Esq. - A. 2 2 I Molten 1 , 41 i) l ' iavison, Esq. - . ~ '5 6 0 (l..qirge Vaitsittart,'Esti. M.P. - A: 2 2 0 ' Uturgc Milner. Esq. - • - ' 'A. 83 0 Jfinii Ulu' ssil„,,F..sq, - - * • - 5 5 0 Ihe It ., glit 1100. bat) Kerry, 85 Erlich“.tionis '' 2s) 0 0 William Lock,`Elq.* - ' - . - 'A,3 3 0 Miss Pentlope Wheeler - - . A. ti 2 () ' Dyin. l lol,ikurton, Esq. - - A. • 6 5 u Sfrs. Worrell - - - 4 U 0 Miss Cecilia Worrell . - - • - t 0 0 Charles Stanhope, Esq. -.- A. 5 5 0 Nliss Motions - - - I 0 0 !qrs. Penelope ~Isirtin, per Messrs. Hoare A. 2 2 2 MI'S. Cli4tleld gab) - .1. 2 g o Strplion Rain, Esq. - ditt o - - 5 5 0 R.vv.,J. Sinus brook slat!) - j A. 2 2 9 Sir Robert Gunning ditto , - A. 20 0 0 . William Thomas, Esq. poit Were ti"nd Co. - 10 o 0 Sophiali, ' 4140 - - 14 15 0 Rev. 'l'. White dit.4) . •• I 2 0 P. 11 , -aley, 1..... q. ditto - - 22 0 Irs. I losre, liteklngbAlli' . - - A. 10 o 0 Jul. Ilr.ifititty . , jots.. per Chatteris and Co.- .s. 10 Oi ti Colowl 1 . 1. 1.. Stanhope - , - 2 2 0 Mk, M. t.ttecrt. ' - - - 1 1' 0 Niche. Brown, Esq. - - - A. 22 0 A Ltuly - - - - 10 0 0 Anonymous, per P. 2311 Benefaction - 106 () 0 Anonymous - - - 6 5 o E. R. L. B. M. L. - - ' - '650 1 J, H. - 20 u 0 S. W. L. 5. 6s.' C. I). L. I. - - ' i.; 5 0 Discharged and relieved from, VATIOUI PO. ARMS, iiti Dentors, for the Suns of - • ,4,1510 Is. COnsider t d`th e Cases.of 'l7 Petitioner's; 4V proved vo •' Referred far Cha r acters Peti tion,. and Rejected. I Beitefactious are recetrcti by John Camden Esq. the Clievne,walli, Chelsea; alsti by ;Alessi's. lierries, Farquhar, and Cb. St. James's -street; riset-treat ; Chatteris, Whirioore, and Co. Lombard-strcot; Cocks, , and Ridge, Charing-(.;rata; Dorrien and Co. Finch lane, Cornhill; Ilinuner.leys Pall-Mall ; Vcre s and Co. No. 77, Lombard -street; 4y ihe.Seeretary, No. 7, Cra vert-street, .Strrend, where the lioo)oe may be seen by. thoie who are inclined to support this Charity, and Micro tbc So viet: meet eta the first Wedneirdey in every Ment,b, Laol , it, DR. WEIITAKEIt'S HISTORY OF Preparing far Publication, A GENERAL HISTORY of the COUNTY • of YOBIC.'' By THOMASiDtiNHAU WHITAKER, LL.D.F.S A. Vicar of Whalley, and Hector of f/eYstiam, lit Lancashire. With respect to thelinnts of tkis undertaking it is impas sible to speak with precision : hut, as•it conjecture, rather than an assertion,lt may be Waled, that Seven folio volumes, of about tire hundred closely prinked pages each, will proisablv' complete the work. The author wishes it t be tnitterttema . that his great objects in tile use of the materit s. to be commit ted 16 him wlllbe . strection':and coutVriesSion. Silbsidivy to the Author's department in.thls )abprious 'work are those of the draftimati and the iii racer; cbticerning .which the public bare asight to be informed,thatetuhespence will be spared to render the I listory of Yorkshire what, in the present state of the.natio4al t-ista, can alooe.procurelOr it a favourable reception—truly magnificent. To this end dis tinct hit superior artists will be.engegedlor tutijectt of land scape and architecture. It is sufficient to name J.M. 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For COUGHS; COLDS, ASTI-IN:AS, &c.•• • • The only Genuine PECTORAL BALSAM of • HONEY, • Invented by Sir JOHN HILL, M.D. LINN...EUS . of BRITAIN repotomends this wteellent preparation as. the most salutary and , ettectnal . :Remedy, for all; Disorders of! the breast and, longs, eoneealed phle , ,Ttn, acrimony in th 6 fluids, and obstructions in the .glands, are gently and safely easy ea- Jecteration, , wheeziugs • and uneasiness in breathing. are speedily remored by a few thertis.'• 'lt tdVes'oft the Irritation, opens the'theracc ducts, and heals the snreness.of the boast and lungs. Thirty years eiperience has confirmed the re commendation. in the .imutediate relief, and .Kradual:ettee of COUGHS, COLDS, ASTIDIAS, and CONSUMPTIONS. It is the greatest preserver of the - lungs ever diseoverett, and contains all, the healing, softening, and soatbingro 4 - • lities of that salubrious extract of flowers called Honey 1 . , and the richest Balsams of the Eastern world; it is as restorative as asses' milk, and never disagrees with the stomach ; 'aorta. ui~n Cold yields' to its henign,ineuence In a few . honrs, and when resorted • to before the complaint is far advanced, dang,r of Consumptionds certainly prevented. • Sueh are the faint outlines of the merits of Sir John Hill's llalstrtn of Honey, 'the result of long tesearelies into inittnee by that great Botanist, who dedicated his life: to the.diseavev of the true means of health in the' Vegetable Kingdom.' • -Price as. thl. per bottle, tirsgven irtgne:.large,- for 421.Y' 'hi guard against imposititnl, observe the name of Shaw andoEdwards, istitl4Edwards, 6d, tat- Paurs ) Chttrili- Yard, it engraved on trio Government stamp accompanying, each bottle. All others are Counterfeits.—Sold• by E.Edivards,66, Stt Paul's Church. altlepy.rs,in Istydielne, 4: utc. uo:utt), me salutary effect of tlik !Ns fITUTION is manifest:. the following reiy Extreturdinury Casu " London to %vit. t i ." ()FIN of the Poyoludi of to. Snutliwai k, Broker, inakellr oath and saith, that theryttneilsl4,. he was afflicted with a dangerons old was nearly Avventerii montlii . uniler tin: erie o f Stitgoons e witlinut• 'Obtaining any relief. rapiitly increasing, his life io.ing in danger, a convinended t r Dr. Cooper's Med;cal Board, Cliarlotte IL use, wbe.re the votress of titseaseiwas &lately ituppe'il, Anil hr was soon restored to perfect health, blessing uf:(lorl, he. still enjoys,. hereby de claring, tl,at in stating these facts, he is influenced by no btlrtelionlro than w grateful return for so miroculOui a Cut and tile: %hity he owts to his fellyw creatures, (Signed) " JOHN . JACKSON.' Witnesses present, " Ltwrencc, Illuekinun•street, 13 . erongh, Paper - Hunger. " Thoulua Johnson, C, Clavlotte-street, .I.lll.4fr,kark' Rout, " llamas Darby, St. - Michael's-alley, Cornhill, Toy* .ntut Dsaper: sworn' ut , the Mansban'-house, this-9th day of Marc',, 1-6 tC, before me, (iistie;l) 51A1"11-1Eit' NVC.)OI) Mayor?! MeAin. cuoper anq,Co. are Clall>tiltea daily hy nll roni,..3ttf p'etiplt, from . 't'welve till Eight . , and et:lin the OttentiOn of t !Ws tt...wln) Lave been imp topnlyAreatvd. . • Advice. ghttii on Tuesday, 'lliursd4; , , end .Sunday Nlor4- ittp . c, until Twelve o!clotli% . N: B.—Dr. Cooper pationizes an Establi.ractit for the ;1c coutroutihiinli of Feitialei Avlidse 61 tutttion'reviirri . ictiretud ittrini: their -lecouchement. t‘ lattalidislue patrum reterant Pram the faint einbrace Utimattlysons arise—u puny race! kirARMAtiE should be the found a tio n o f sn . l~jLeial happiness, which iitifteirrili'..ruflied, tinting!, ths parties that Bien,. the minion •nut taking those 101.i:4401ms ‘vhicti wrnild secure them the enjoyment of that great dome— tic blessing. Amidst the nielanclinly .variety et disardees under which human nature is known to sniffer, there are more alarming or distressing than those which resith front fashionable gaieties, early dissipation, ur solitary intempe !! ranee. Messrs. MUM: an(' fn, he to • State that the scdulans attention of a practice exclitsively directed...to the treatment and cure or cEit rAIN costpLumrs, entitle aio» to the clam) of superior. acquirement. As regular Nurge‘al,, they offer a speedy and permanent cure for every stage of that i order, which is contracted in tiny unguarded mameni, and which -pkti l onv the springs of rife, and for everl.claiss id slob ht}, , Meter, is the Consoquence of juvenile indiscretions; ere ventinr the maturity of minland, entailing by anticipation, on its unhappy Ictbn•till the inlirtuities of old age—the body becnining enervated :mil emaciated—the checks y' !low mil l hinndle:,,—ainl the tiiirid gionlny and dejected. For the remits -t beir,s-necess in thisi It/Wields!' 'branch, they refer to that , reputation, which, they flatter themselves, they have so nuked, by. thirty. year,' experience, in a IMUCII extended pose. lice. lu slight and recent eases of syphilictic complaints, a s. pet feet cu re i s comp l eted in theihort . period o f t wo days'; and in cases, of strictures, pains in the bones, planetgleets, semi na l utraknesses, &c. &c, proper perseverance in their plaot •trentment insures to the patient an invigorated constitution.. MAItIttED'WOMItN, who.hate long bean disappointed in their I•:XPE(..3'.V.IIONS of a I'A.MILY, may be assured that, lo most instances, .such defects are curable by in,di ca l s kill ; and thiiugh the remora! of such impediments be an objeet of dunbCand uneisi . tainty with others, yet the cure of such de fects, by the gradual pro6ress of rcuovatuis, is the aciittiri," went of their'Cx{)erience: Mes.irs. CLAIM hi and CO. may he consulted by patients tither see, with the greatest Hersey. and honour, cct their house, art. 107, }fatten timden. Patients., ii,, the coilittrY, wtatici their case; age, and . general habit of k• erieloiintr em remittance 'for advice anti medicinisotre sumac will girrii or sent to any padtpitliu - hf;7, Mato* Garticii.