The Sun. — London, England, 1816-04-27 00:00:00

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" If Jelin be Christ; let us lie Ottistiatts i Christians not only in name and outward prokssitin; in speculation ut.oiti• niun, our briars but in very deed and reality i n and Oct:. flints, in all onr coneeffitiun 'and practice." Linattatir. Printed for lleto.; Colburti, 60, ontittit•street. THEATRA.ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.. ~ TIES PRESENT EVENING, April 27, 1816, that I..l4estjestSt!evatii% will -perform the Comedy of rkii, BELLA;'; STRATAGEM. WITH WHAT NEZT ? . ob ICE," ,r 1 1; II ECO M 31ISSIONE RSI6I- V 1CT(.7.41.. I:\ 11.1.1j1S•S'1'Y'S Ar.l.l"r do herekll that on Frid °ifs the 17 1 of May next, thei.!will 'be ready to receive renders in writing - Orated up) . , and treat fur the ,Supply (cm separate Cotaraets) of what may be r'tymiret for the use of hi.r Slaps and 1 7 c.;-.tels 'O4 Via undermentioned Plav4, viz. THEATRE'ROVAL COV,ENT-GAti.DKN. PRESENT EVSNING, April 27, 1816, will be, 4 71-r t a ;'t l iloot. FOR SCANDAL. Wi7LI GARRICK'S .WRILFIE. On Menday, Coriolarius ; with Gart , icii's Jubilee,. This D.ty publiAted, ;it 1 , 21110. price 33. dd. bd 91 lit. SACRIFICE of IS ABEL : a Poem. — By EDIV.II4 I QUILLINAN, F),q. printed for 'Longman, Hurst, Rees, Ornte, aria Brown, Paterauster-rt•w. Of whom nifty he bad, by the sow Author, Mo l itheruno, H Poem, in Bro. price 9s. boardit. Spperrdily will be puhlisited, nertrant. a Poeticni We: by Sir Egerton Brydges, J. M. Y.; the Sid edition. Thii.Dity.!xas publislmd t . Orite 2s. N IMPARTIAL EXAMINA 1 . 19 N rtf thtr [INSOLVENT PEBToIt,s BILL pointing oft t[wa grnis Frauds and Ahusti iiractiied under It, and st7gFes".lng a practicable and i.fficatioui Plea fur tlMr . Tterboval. ay A. It. WARIL-INU. Fruited_ for Sherwuad, Neely, Mid Jones, Paterttoster . . row. Guernsey and J ku sey, Greeno,k, Newcastle and Titimouth Haven, Swansea and lkittol, for Me space of Twelve Calendar lifontl,s, from the 71. 7 s June next. The Conditions of the Contract, may be seen at this Or or by applying to the Postoosters at Guernsey aul Jereer, and to the Collectors if the Cutto-hie,at Gnaw*, NouTeettle, Swansea, and Bristol, reeptrtively. N. regurd will be had to any l'ci ! der in which the Pe;ei then ~of he inserted in words at .-feugth, or that shag a nt be delivered to the lloorit before One o'Cloch on the. sairi Pridgy, the 17th ill Play next, nor is'l'e' the Person is,io makes the Tender,- or sonic Person on his Wolf; atterids, to answer when called fur. ROYAL ACADEMY, SOMERSET-PLACE.. T' auntrriorr. of the ROYAL ACA 'WAY wilt OPEN oil MONDAY NEXT, at 'Twclve This Day was pliblishe.l, very neatly printed, in tiro. with l'ac-Sinsilies of the MSS. price rice 9s. boaids, A'ruLLli cleErtoNti SEX oRATio- V. NIIN Fr:tomtits Ineilits curn Commentarils ha ti443 Sc item ineilitis reeensuit nutil illustravit ANGELUS Isl4llCs Itihtlintheizzanthrosiams sLinguis Orieri- Impresittin inetliolani • IRt4 Deno() impressurs Lundint hits, ltupensis J. Nlswinati. • . Ok the Mai , will be published, in I,rol. 12&no. ITALIAN PHitASEOLOGY, C itapnilioa rte JL the Grammar : corriprisitig 4 telection of Familiar Phrases, with Weir various constrnbtrotts ritliinlhrcl on ft neir Stiles at Questions and Answers on A v.riety of xt4oful subjects.--A Collection of Proverbi, With literalTraii slatiOns and SigniAchtions ; and a copious Vocabulary of Words that frequently occur in Conversation. By M. SANTAGN ELUL' Author of 4' iA nei' and cOinpiindicius Italian Gram niar, with Exertios.-- , Th_e iteader, Oi.r." Printed for ItrAillittrni 50, Conduit-street. Adatission 15...-CAtalogue Is. HENRY IIOWARD, Swear. Exhibitorand Students may receit i v their Cards a itd snissiwi by applyini;, after Twirler ou Nianday. iATION MONUME NTs.--WATER AL 1,00 and'iltAFAl;;Alt.p—The time (or sending in MODEIS for ttir above Moutfluent* is exti•roled front the Ist of Maly to the lit of &Os. oei, , ,—Model. to he sent to the GailtrY, Pall Ntillnstattd Pesisas to the Army ?ay (Mice. Wititellall. TO THE EDITCM. ciF THE-SUN. This Dry was publishe4, hi Three large Volumes, Bro. price . il.t. - Us. fitt, boards., ASYSTEM OP MINERALOGY.- . By KOBIiIIT .lANIESON, Hvgitts Professor of Natural lii,tory In the University of 1 . i Edinburgh. . . Tht Second Edition, with nuinernus Plates, illustrative of the kirrious Crystalllcalions that o:cur in the Nliueral Kihg . 1 dinh',' , ' • Pirated . fmr Lonfulan. liiir , t. Rees t Orme, and Brown, i I.untOni .a*iil Archibald COnstable iii.iii CO. Edinburgh. I In the Press, hy.the v.iiiic „author, Mfreatisouri the Ext.:mat Character of Nlinetals. Second Editiott, two., ~,_ • • - - Each lender must also lot aerompanied by a Letter signed by two responsible Persona engaging to fieco4te boaud with the Party ttoderin, , q, in kite ?Junta Sun' of b OW. for the due perjiwmance of each of the Contracts. -' , , UNCOMMON CHEAP TRAVELLING at the SARACEN'S HEAD INN, I.undoo. From tow*/ to YUCK, nlso LEEDS, only Two Guineas and a Guinea outside ; the sattle a roportioo to ZOINIIVRGII, and all Part; of the North. From LON DON to WEYMMTH, One Guiare inside, end' I Ss. out.' silk, with Nos inside.-.. Coaches, the best .Horses, and keep good thee. ,Ity W. B. MOUNTAIN and Co. The &Miring Post Coaches, Mail C‘;aelaos, &c . set out It Qui the Sisruects's Head Lou, Suuw4l4l. • Szß,=t wish ?nimbly to cOntribute a mite, to the attempt's made by seVeral great men to improve the happiness of her Royal Highness the I'riuc*ss Charlotte of Wales, on the establishment of her Household. TO APCiTHEUARIM, SIIRtiIiON-APOTHECAWLES, S'CUDENTS, &c. ' ‘ll i"TEE of ASSO THE GENERAL, COM CIA l'Kl) APartiEt:AlilES and SettGliON-APO THF.(AItIEi of EN , ,iLAND and WA I.ES haviug I,:en, with much regret, that the Apothecaries' Act bar et - retrospective operation upon all Students, and Pupils who have not served an Apprenticeship of, or 'were hot bound fur, five. yews prior to the let. of August last; and likewise upon all, Ap u y N Hv y Surgeons; and that wally of the Clauses ars Meatiest Aid iiteSeieot have , •Reaolved, That atl Persons whose interests are affected by the *hid Act lie, requested to catutildnicale p41 , 11-p)tifi) theti cause of coutplaint to the Secrettiq of this Committee, on or b e fore the 1 tth of May next. W. T. WARD, Socretttry. Halles-strect, Caver4lish.square. Committee Rapes, April 24, isle. This Day were published, price iOi. 6d. I)UOOFS and DEMONTItAT lONS hnw ulna the projected Registry of COLON' at. NEGROI43 is nnfoonticti and uncalled for 1 comprellentliog the Reports Ispd Resolves ot the Bahama Assendaly un the Principle awl Deal of the praposed Registry ; with the Eictunivatison ont oath af the mint I -ipectAble Persons 35 tO the fActs of the Case; the whole 'straw :zed, and an Intrralnetion prualud, By CIE.OttGE 1 1 ,11. A. Sold by Egerton, Charing-cross. Amongst those ivho Ere most .artitions to scents, this object, I admire the Right ann.. George Tierney. The univerSal knowledge he assu►r►e• on every subject to be nutted, ►Host fit him un questio►:a►bly for any employment. How long has he not sought with unceasing ardour to an Ivo at the exercise of his faculties ? hut alit% 1 way- AM:11111'Y FOK Derrmum; Tut: CONDITION OF r VoOtt. This Day was published, THE I3 ijtittNcioN. sc.:lEl°ol4; hying a Practical Illustration of the New System of tduvatiou for the Pool': By Sir Tito:cus I3CItN IRD, But. Sold , by VI itotiArd, tßu o , Vieeaollly.' WiterE may . be had, rie Reports of the Aociety, in r; vol,*„ evo. The 37th hod Silns Numbers of A4441011;0 Reports. A Cheap Fatitiott of the Report 4„ twice SO. tbstory uf, the Bible and the New Testament; the Pa vales, Miracles, eid Diitcutirta:s of Oar Sa:lotir ; and the other I'Ll4licetione of the Society fur 'the Use of Schools for the Pow. Alto, A Dikest on Education ; The Cottager's Iteligious 111<'.ditatioas ; Cottages Friend; odd The Cott tget's Dialogues. , 01100 K nod COSLING's MA RLIIOROUGIi Elegaut punt Coach, through Hungerford, Newbury, Reading, - Maidenhead. arts t*it (ruin the Saracen's Head, Nounteill, at Seven o'clock io the Morning, gets to Martha ronigh uy dingier time; It ceinfienable conveyance for :fravel lers ull ,he Western Road. The UMPIRE, a New LIVERPOOL Light Coach, only one Night ti the Road, carrying Four Insider. and Four Outsides, sets out every Day at Oily o'clock, arrives at Liverpool next After's...it at Six o'clock, through Donstabla, Woburn, Lath bury, Northimptim, IVelforil, Lutterworth, stutir, Lichfield, Stone, Hugely, Newcastle', Koutsford, War, tingtun and Prescut, SOUTHAMPI ONI, Lyulington, Winchester, and Basing stoke New Four lo.ida Coach at Eight o'clock iu C tie m or n.. i , 4, Armes at the George lii, Soutliamisruu, by Six o'clock. ~mi. is a most delightful Conveyance to the Isle of Wight, Guernsey.. Saint Mature, Havre de Grace., Cher burgh, Zei. h.s' WATERLOO New Light Four Inside Coach to Leeds, Halifax, Bradford , and all Parts of the North, sets calcite Two e c i,,,,At J o aud„4rrives at the Golden Lion lan, Leeds, next Eveitiag at NIA t;ZIOCk, througl...Stamford, Grau tbarn,Newark and Donea,ter., This Coach is Intended to ac eousroo.lsve the Towns ot Leeds, Halifax: Bradford and VI. sinity. it will leave Leeil , at three o'clock in the Afternoon. Passeiticets may conveniently ::oitie to Leralsfrom those places and he no Guidon early the Hest Eveiting. WEYMULf al, Dorchester, Blaadford,Salithoiy, Andover, and Doi ngst oke us* Poet Cis4o2. inier.4ibtru.oo, acr ittir Weynnotth ; packets to Guernsey, Jersey, Cher - burgh, St. Maluo, &C. ?Ora cherborgle is a west delightful toad to Part*. EX.F"It, Plyorilith, Weymouth, Dorchester, Fahnotith, Dartmouth, awl Salishiery, New Post Coach, every Tornio;;, tit half-past Six o'clo ck, through floulton,,Axialiutac, uri , port. Hlatulfordi Basingstolte, and Bagshot, BOSTON, Spalding, Ilittettiorough, Stilton and. Hunting don, new Itoyal Tart Coach, sets out teary Bvenlag tO Spits- L ,nth, Grimsby, and Hall. BATH & BitlSlol, Flying Poast-Coathas, through Chip peuliast, Galae. atilt Marlborough, every Afternoon •, arrive 'ut Mr. May's, the Greyhound .1 - no, Battr,and the London. Tavern, 'ilsomas.street, and the Swan, .Brestel, nest Morn. Ing.--Coaciees to Wells,.h r idgewiter, Taunton, Exeter, Ply mouth, Ece,„ LEEDS net, light Coach, called The Rockingham, sets out every Morniiig at Eight o'clock : carries Feuer Insides only, and goes ventariably easy, with a Guard thrOUghout. Pasiwa through Stantford,Newark, Raeford, Doacaster, foul Ferry bridge, to the Golden Lion, Leeds, next Morning. Notwitlt standiug the uncommon Expedition of this Coach, it is at. • is be the ninst loriteable and complete Public Con veyaocr on the North Road, being unequalled an Accututne! dation by any_ other. t'ILASGOV4I, Long:town, Gretna-green, Annan, notaries, Seownhill, Thornhill, Satiqubarelcilti, Cantu.ock, Kingswell, tout Jill parts of *Mind, a Nit Coach /Day), rut Scarborough, Whitby, Shields, Sunderland, New. castle, end Edinburgh, New Coach, p!rfonned with a Guard thionghout, seta not every Morning at halfilast Six by way of Newark, het furd,,Tadcatter, Darlitigton, N • ur tballerton, Durham; Ausprth, and Berwick. Passen ger., finding theniselve, fatigued front the length of the Journey, 'mity.rest what time they please, and then proceed AU WittiOUt a dditional rare. Int.IDOENORT)I and Vi'alsal new Post-Coach, evety. Eve. CARIALE, Penrith, and Whitaltaven, PostaCoach, Fora. gleith Foar Horses;anit a GtOttil all the way. Pokes tbrointh Brough, Apple!y, Cerratahlidge, liochmond, Citteriele, Wetlierhy, Aocrtord, I) ~cuter, and Oral,. that». Sets ova-every Morning, and. 'performs the jettnity with the greatest fneility;. Passengers detained ou the Road by business or ' ,totemic, have tut peculiar advantrigis of their /Seats !,ring oket ored in the. noLtCataelv. Vregt(llis Kirby-Lonsdale, Bolton- C o ley, Otoiskirk, iota Garstatig Post,Criatlies, every After— gluon, at Five o'cloelt. boarded. LIVERPOOL, tx,irriligton, Ertutsforil, Stone, and ',Rob ' field, Post Coach, called I s ,he Expolition, every Evening at Five o'cluc l e,to the ...iratett's-Head 4tite, Dale street, Liver pool. OtUttiltql throughout. WAKIYMID Post-Coach, every Morning, at half past Sig o'clock. 41-FENTF.R., Newport, Whitchurelt, Tarporley, Nantwich, l'iurthwich, Nli,ttllewich, Post 7 C4sech, every Evening, tot Fite o'cloei. 'SUNDERLAND. Stockton, and Vann, new Coachevery Moroni. , toth4 Ocorge Siindertited. MANCt-lESTEtt, C4bngietoti, NoveaAtle., NY:LIAO, and Wolverhatovioll,l)q-Ctlituis, every Afternoon. oarded. Wellitigtutt and Post-c ouch, atTerY FiVc 1,'004:11/ thattriled• SI IIiFFIF.LI) aiot Rotherham Post-Coach, called the hoc k- Ingham, Vlery illtotlNOtt ANL Mcrovil Volt Coach', with a Goan!, sets Ait g rfoloo, 441 d re4CileS Dirmiogloiat nest lay at Noon. Il isse s by Gstorti; Enstint a" S!IIPSt"er t ! ) thu s "ke"'S Biriniughain. I I and Doncaster, Post- HULL, Northcave, How.te', l o .. 1 k t .e • ss past mix •coc , to . Coach, every Morning at "" Market.til . c ' It n• i d s• ilw*ch It•itusgate, Canter rote, -an I • burr, yevrr‘hum, h a eh a ns; Rochester, and `Await new P..ist ( ; 4 '""btof Moraine, Noon, and Nittlit• n d Cheshunt Coa c h , I 1 arow r), Vale ; flodd" 11 1 "' n every rning, _ Tar M rr o zciAm and Eanion t A ni Coach, at t Tin, 14411-past Two, Elateliast I and Half -past entuek. WILLIAM B. NI • and Co. respefnll acual On4NTAIN their Fliends and env Public, tliatltcy m g n ut h y „ti e m tc q r e o o;;:i a t ; able for any ‘Vriting, PartellL" 'entered t-ee Pounds Value, if lest, s_tolunt "' ' s licad .nth and paid for ilecordinry, M the.Sarticens Lestdoo. GEINTLENIN, TO TIM PUBLIC. . there is titatliiiiie W intlispeit. Bible to a genteel appearance as a clean Lot or Shoe. A man ' s fortune or his talents' may .he of the a► f bia*t sort, but unless his Bouts kay. .a little .of tire true shiulog quality also, he will Meet with hilt a cotuparatively part of the respect and iutitiitottott that Way be'his doe. This ti the Law of Fashion, and she usitht be obeyed. The troth of this fact is undeniable ; cud when it is niiiversailY allowed that there is nothing so odious in society, and so woe's against the laws of itleanlineas-aual decoroui, al foul .or' ill ese,ol..d B uutior shoos, who wit?ulsi net sevic.After the proper reasedyl It has beets frequently remarked. and siuvtieularly by the Fair Sex, how beautifiale the fort o f t h ose uppear, - who t.se 4PURNIat'I BEAL JAPAN BLACKING, for tt is unquestioaahlfthe hest that is wade for giving a tiue and tehojei.onus palish to hoots And Shoe*. i* thatteforas recionseeniled to Gentlemen and Ladies, as the only of thus hind which they aught to urebasc highest paslist and je t hitscit everbtheld. AGEN-rs. 4 as-it Lll uccs HULL.. Sltalutto., ' Misott, Arundel, I-lral 'Tur oer, Cerrow, Souwtiert, Jacksoul Cooper, • Grupe, Brigg. clit . s ten. Edwitrdi. swErrltus. Itagers, Gales, Thom peon. BATH. (luy, Andrews.. Skinner, Welsh, utteot.i'. W. It A. Prat ' thlktun. - Owen, • ("itson. 814iLST. ' Keen. KIUPESWIKIIT . etc. W.Bayu ttin s . LivEstroul.. I- ow ie, • Mott, Itistyn I 'Hughey, itgettim Smith, Calved, Mattors.s, Tisoma•, Wathitigt‘on, Kay, Vdzhartiai r Liudon. ELMSFORD. 0%0 & Chan, Smith, Straight. /intik% ICII. Curzekta, Mann, Carr, Tinter, Thirtle, Hewitt. We'obster. Wilkinjittfir Kur t ' Uurren. Harcicustle, Vimlin, WI iglu, Brombend. YuRIL. Price, • - Rib) Peck, 3Vkn. 171>DZIIIIV$TL17. Taylor, Kris p. IrAXtrIELV• Silencer, Oast. Shopkeepers supp through the mrdiar lug to the lissaufael opal with this inestiutablciapan a 1. IV het valev House's. or L)) toff. CIIICA 6- 21 . 14 1 1;12 1/0 -road, Sam kwark, Ask to. Tut net's lilac Itinv. So. 114, London li. HAVING tfediewircl our i the study, and bees gratified by the most esinsiiirlable practice h i that branch which we thoug ht p ro p er to select, We trust that we have nut more miscuipl.iyed our time, than those who, in the extensive field of the profession, are occasionally immersed in uncertainty, and cannot always attain that Aim cos which is acquired by coneentrat Mg the intellectual power to one class of disorders. ' The diseases of Debility are peculiarly distressing, fur they bring with th e m a train of concomitant symptoms, eroin anti by a depression of all vital tinergy. ei!stenee itself hes fin bittered. Whether they arise trom the prevalence of ill ex ample, the destructive habits of school-boys, ur the less ex cusable indulgences of maturity, they require the most assi duous professional skill; and well may it be Observed, that by the ignorance of uneducated men, the symptoms exit ag gravated, and the constitution is destroyed. .. As Members of the Royal Cortege of ' Surgeons, and for merly Surgeons in his Majesty's service, we ground our pre tensioos on itigularity of Education, ned possessing every privilege to practice, we feel:ourselves entitled co Xisitt cou fidence with which we hart: hitherto been so liberallytio 'loured. in the fi rst sensations of local weakness, early application will prevent the calamity of a debilitated frame; but where the sufferer from a consciousness i,l the uunianliness of the vice Which caused his misfortune, is foadal of the contempt or censure of his family physician, and broods over lits infir mity with cateitil concealment; it must he satisfactory for him to Le esstired not linty of capability of treatment, but liho of the most inviolahl seecresy. ' indlY. The :Venereal Diseirse contaminates the springs of life—the seeds of existence are pois , ined by it, awl posterity is injured by the intliseretiosi ill MI unguarded moment. ! lit recent 'Venereal, complaints, it is possible to prevent pain, danger, or distress; end in the most complicated case,' It is the acquirement of exclusive experietice in this line, to ' effect a safe, certain, anti speedy ve-V.liiblisioucut. . We offer the advantage of this experience to those of either Sex Who are afflicted with any kind of debility, or any symp toms of Vene.reitt infection, and in all cases the terms of re : aillneration are stated on the first interview. .. Patients in the country are *effete(' to encloee ir Bank note, and are fliqueittJ to tipeCify . their age anti saucier of Whig, as well as the existing symptoms of the cienplitiot. CUR Int: andta. Members of the Royal c ollegi! of Sargeous in London.aa4 Edinburgh, tO7. Hatuw(iarden.—Jact..;u:), isig. • CHILBLAINS CURED FOlt is. 13U. (-411 J ATA incyt e'ut3 tali cur 3101 L. fenobbiaome aft paint t" whether in a broken or unbroken statei reinoves the itching and Indaniniation on the first application, and when broken, heals in a much shorter time than can .be credited bnt ea petienee., Woutitis,Ulcerated/Leirs, Burns. Scalds, Bruises, andfl.7l - of every denomination, and of howt , :nir lung standing, ate effectoally.Cured I'y this Create. CopY cl a Letter. " Gentlemen, •• ' Birmingham, June 18, 104. A very singtilar and impiirtant Cure performed by Mar- Unirersal,Ceiate demands publicity': S. Gatton„ Esq. bad a of he name of wor ui", who : ha d - beon , afflicted for Fill - cell Years with a most slioCking.itiliamed and , bad - leg, insomuch es tube alines; in it state,ot pittrenictiun he hailipieti in the London Hospitals, to the salt wilier, and under surgeons nf this plitce, for seven yenta past, when eight beget af I :4larshail's Cerate, lie bought of iuc„ cum, pictely cnred hint. I 04111.111;6k the proprietor is promoting }lse cause of humanity; bY:pnblishing this gases, and pritry op portunity of making it kiicovn will be eiribrikerd by • Your obtkaint hatable servant,. 1114,1treet, Birmingham auil .tiortail by Stiasr the Poot-Way, St. Paul's Church-yard; LOndon. Price I.s. lid, • nitrristi PAINT slitstiFAcToßY; No. SA, QPEitN STREET, CHEA NIDE. • 1 1 , UPTON and Ca: roost; respectitil4 . . inform, the . • Pow', t hatility eontinue to preparti the Liontp 'lupe r urtrahle Paints at the fulloWilig Priets, viz, • Itteisitile Green 503.; Dark GI tea 7(t.;, otol Olive Green 1•1 2 25. , p‘T cwt. ;-;-fine deep. Green I b.titi. to 2s. per lb. i —Slato, Lead, owl Stone (Attars, :525.; chocolate bpi; ; lied told Brown Vetiocs 4g s.; :tntl ‘Vhite Paint. telb, per cwt. ke.--,Pre-' pored ail tit thin them for use, 4i. !ttl. per gallatt., these Paint. are very tolt;thientol, and way lie applied with advantage ro alt ivo;•1),;Ne or ‘1 , ., to I Ptititing, Wilt inside and cluts 44l v. where 41140(litolie appeal ;owe, thie,khatfi ruts eta. -,nomy ;ice considerations., Fur Park PailitniSa.Dot-Ititililings, Stucco hunt Plaister Ft'uuts, Iron anti V"ot'd liztiiiint: t hey :Ice prettliarly adapted, as they resist the effects of W.:solo:1 . it ins alitohishioe: degree. • \ • UPEON and CO. have also to acqintitrt the Pithlie, that they prepare Coat Tar Brown, of two hinds, ViZ. tulliiiiiiil Coal' 'l'ar Drown at lbs. per cwt.,oto it...tilwa cwo 'l•4, iii..w., 4 t est. I hey ore !mitt upplicaltle to the coveting Cough Feneing, Porous Tart, Weather iioutitio4, and Il'oott nailer Ground or Watei',' for which tiitt porpikie the 'Whited Tar Itrown Is partlealarlY re-commended, as it is indissoluble in Water; it also dries hard, end is of a Vl:l's**l'ood chocolate colour. * * *Painters' Oils, Colours, anti Brushes ; Linseed rCalte, for Cattle, &e. BALONFIS:S IN EARLY LLIFF, , ,.I,ScHItTAINLY A Vi.llY sEitious ohrEur. • rip(), Coosa who have suffixed the 106 S of their Hair os wellto those who would wish to preserve so va luable an ornament, is recommeaded a trial of - IWDSON'S Ma LP: DIME of CULPEPEIPS SPEC:WICK, made from a Manuscript Recipe tif, the famous Botatii.t. Culpeper, and lately introdticed by the celebrated • Doctors Hunter Crnik shank and other einineat Physicians. H1,111.F. DIVINE is W 411131441 by the Proprleturs and guaranteed binunieroris testinionials sit an infaltisthle Regenerator of the Hair tai Places, it never having failed in scene thousands trf cases, if used isgrieahly to the directions, it promotes the growth Of Hair: to whatever place applied, elt tier to the Head, Ityahrow, or , Whiskerai it . is also a must elegant Oil for dressing the Hair. eradicates all acrid, tsc. tnehey it, if et er so harsh, soft at silk, and gives a strength toltie Carl that makes it resist damp sir perspiration. Fur further elucidation the Header is ,refurreil to a Dissertation on the Ustir, with testimonials from a iiuMber of respectable individuals, who by its use recovered their flair, atter being bald' foeyears. P4uph let is givett ;gratis) wrapped runny each bottle, price 3s: (id. 7s. od. and Oslo Guinea; the 7s. tl4. containing two and a half, and thi Guinea eight of the small bottl,uc Sold by the Pr,Trivtar't Agent, No. 43, rierraicl4ttett, Wituinti ; :t u i, by appointment, by :deist's. Gat , tie and Pierce, a 7, New Band -street ; Rigge, Imo:041,1c ; Davison and Si,,, 69, Fleet-strect ; and by tiiot Perfumers and Hair Dressers. Caution."-470seree tbe, )(ratline is signed " Hadsati and Co , " on tke label, as tiirro is a Co“otertett kind. ward fortune, prejudice, and the bliminess'of the age not discerning there great merits, have re peatedly repelled the reward, when seemingly within the grasp of Tantithis's cup. The many hints Mr. Tierney Oily gives re specting the extravagance of a father, have slid doily been converted into anxious fears of COM. mencentent of parsimony in the daughter, which led him in explicit terms to threaten, - if the Mini. sters would nut he bound that her Royal High« ness kept drawing-rooms, he Mr. Tietney woul d give no money ! This awful threat did affect the hearers varions ways, some with laughter; others • with dread of the consequences. Professing my. s e ,lr of• the latter number, end fearing it to fur. bode Aisagreeabla if'iiut worse consopteeces Ira their Royal Highnesses establishment, Would recommend the eppointment of Mr. Tierney with a' hanthotac„.s4l,tnn . stty with )041110p/roc tne area ':or :1,70tn ptro nor TIV nee Oyat trigips• nertes Household. it to this eppointinettt a 'clause was • 'dried.,` permiitiog the said Comptroller to eontrotil their Rord'Higlitiesies thembOtes atsu, it would no doubt, greatly 'sweetest the appoint• mem, pertieulaillt when smarting undo' tile' dire dilsepointment now of 'some year* itandin:!'',. in not heving'peepertititited to Controul the father. A roil bleeding sore hard .to• be healed. No doubt, if this,: the sing - qua too,; a, good soa,ry, with' .a liberty to Speak libitum of the father, without any respect or deesney, theactne • at sta tisfaction would be given. It cannot be questioned' but . the Right finne Gentleman : , frikne his own princely establishment must.te best ininrultd, nani' be 'able to ju see- of the exact Biter hOw such things ought to be eon- dtieted. He certainly would ( extend his *twee-- visorship front the.managemeet'of the.wine vaults 'and :their eXpeittliture; downward to the riddling . of .the cinders being, duly performed, ere they aro declarer! unserviceable. If the quick pusseSsion and e*pentiiture of their itnyatilighner , es Income he an object of const:- Oente, certainly having the man Ateehed. : to their service, who pretends:to say he will give, nu mu ney,.• but may now graciously,consent to 'give; is certainly an acquisition of consequence, though perhaps not agreeable in all points. • Should, however, these exulted personages eon» Sider these speeches as the swaggering of Jute n ' ta`tions i.sltory, and as such not value them, se curing' themselves the firThest public respect roid estt;em by propriety of 001)41'1(3 end eharaeter he cowing their high station ; vet it is too true, there lire sod, Cerberits's in shape, %Ito not rest without sops and drams subunit to lay their malice asleep, ar assume the appearance ut neit being dissatisfied, because their feelings are•so much corroded by habit, anti 'having forgot how to give praise where praise is due.. within the middle station of life end Its enjoyments, I should feel it most ctifllt nit toititb mif to the daily taunts, upbrainingstand misrepre. sentations of Wretched . ahatithincd seriblers and speechifiers in high or lute places,. many of whom are obviously under the iinpulse_ofqtvenge, dis appointment, and Sonic even infpnelt hatred of myself' anti my family. 1 own 1 tvonld become a miser in frugality itself,' and lay by a store tiottt for bemire independence, and cur otr the rAsibi lity of ever standing in need of the good-will of beings so incapahle to show it, and whose greatest - enjoyment would be for me so to need it, and 10 - OM to refuse. It would be:highly prestimptuons for one in my station to judge fur individuals who rank so much big - ber in society; but to be independent, and se cured from those who so Obviously t isdeavour tea leeetev,ery thing, anti every superior to.their low level, appears to me one of the greate9t 41 .!' Sitienitti in human life, for the Prince or his ti jecti pod will- ever be most sirenously recom mended by every true edtpirer ut 110, I ele, NI4 N.l.Rc; LIN°,