The Sun. — London, England, 1816-07-12 00:00:00

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ETTLEI) EAUF,II, iiitrothicitiga reel Horse Race Pox hr Mr. W • 1) " .1 V juts " Chvv*l t•Mr 1 1 • CYNIN: ASTI(' is •.1 tiVt . •.+O, by 11 DiavolO wha will perform various non raordithdry Equiiar rill Sow.. hy My. -G4 ' 1,11 .-111 conclude with time Nrelo-Dra 40lic Spect.tcle • 11.1 MEG MUItNO( Fl ; or, The Futal Mott, t . ,i.tylore% fur the "loxes to , tither of Mr. Kinloch, at the auntie, trout Ten till Purr, of a Private Box may be 111(1Ji iKhtl)'.--tieeonibpriee-at !lull-past .Eight o'Clock. Plant tint) usOal ; inquire of Mr. W. Davis, jun. EXCHEQUER BILL OFFICE, July 11, 1810. TO BE PAID OFF. Til . E, SUN REVIEW, lie, was; and, since his father pnbliely declare't hint an two loon, the sogers were the best trieo.:s he could get : .they -might, all say what they lAed i all the :wedding people knew whom the had to blame for Fer , us taking tm tor a Ma ( 1 1)1 forty man be thought he could handle the ettql more as well as the shears,; and the bayonet liti would soon learn to use, as easily at, he took up the bodkin." " It was in this strain Fergus event on, berme the poor distracted father could open his Mouth. Indeed, though- a man! wltose temper had, for thirty years, ,been daily tried by.retractory bwis,+ this scene was, by far too much for :lint, ." The. itone4t sergeant to-,k Mr. Maclean by the hand, and declareddie - was gniltles4. Fergni came of. himself, 'and .threatened„ if Le did out snlist him,. to tell the young laird when h e re turned from the wedding : the sergeant, therefore. enlisted i l itn in the King's - name ; and if Fergtn; did 14 one site, he, w.nuld he sworn the twist .The,tears .tri.4lctl down the (del father's cheeks ; and every body there, but lergli4, 'telt pity. ' • • NOThitlir would move Fergus's resolution : next day Ise was sworn in with the other two ; amt the sergeant announced to hit recruits, that St. ely'de'had got his 'complement of men, nod they should march on Ftiday. Prighty CA ; the: nien were at, the rendezvous ; but there were many All EXC.:4EIIIIER BILLS dated in the Months of July and August, 1815. . On Aids, 1811, 55 6.,e0. 111, Cap.. 6,. (No. CXXXIII.) tr. co:DR a NOVEL, in Three Volumes, 12Ino. price - Iss. THE LORDS COMMISSIONERS of . HIS MAJF:STI"S TREASURY having given directions for paying off the.Principalnf„the above-mentioned EXCHE QUER BILLS with the Interest dne thereon, at the Ex. chequer Bill Office in the Receipt of Exchequer, New Palace yard, Westrulncter, on Monday, the 2911 i itay of July, Me. Attendance will. be - given daily (Sundays and Holidays ex cepted) until, and including Wednesday, the 24th of July, from ten o'clock in the morning, till one in. the after. noon, for the purpose of receiving the same; and, for the greater divateli; the hearers of the said Bias are desired to place each description of Bills in ListS (which are to be üb. tabled at this Wire) .classing theta in the Order of their respective dates, 'such as are for the same Aumant being numerically arranged, and specifying the principal Sums and, interest due thereon, chinputed from, but excluding the days on which they are respectively dated,' to the said ~ 9th day of July inclusive, when the interest will cease ; and the said bearers (being holders or not) are indispensably re quired to indorse each Bill With their usual signatures; and to write their names and residence at the hotteni of the List"l and they are' moreover required,to, attend the Exchequer Bill ()dice Air payment, and to receive the new fills, and give the Receipts for the same. boards. ast.E and FENNER, Paternoster-rim. There is no part of our task_ in, reviewing which We find more. difficult than ►vheu. a Novel is .the subject. Not . but that we, can take great plea sure in the perusal of such works, and can form a judgment upon their merits and demerits.; but the limits . wit t hin which we are necessarily con fined, preveuts us' from going,at length into the story, so as to make it intelligible to our Readers ; and the nattwe of this species of production ge nerally precludes the possibility of tnaki;►g such extracts As may serve as fair specimens of the whole. T►vo or three bricks might as well be expected to afford li'perfet idea of a house. St. Clyde is, we are informed. the first compo sition of the kind attempted by the Author (Mr. Ja.sticsolv), who is however favourably koOwn to the public by a wcreatise on the Construction of published about a year nod a half ago. It. is a'Scottirli tale of sufficient interest to,keep attention continually alive, anti abounds with de scriptions of local scenes and local manners, some of which would do credit to the'most experienced pen, an►l detract nothing from the 'fame of:our first artists in this line. We cannot afford space even for an abridgement olthe fable, which torus peinripally on the villany of a near relation of the letird of St. Clyde, who murders his unfortnnaie friend in the abserce and Opposed sleuth of his Atan in the z•crvice of his country, but who finally re!urns and brings his unnatural uncle and his ao• - complices to con&go punishr►rent. With regard to the execution of the work, it ought to be di vided into two seperate views—the one where the scene comitues in - Scotland, and the other al►en moved to ',nation. in . the mattes, the Wilier is hi front being at ease, nod ►ce cannot in jus tice compliment hint on his management csf his materials►. The amour of Niki Springfield is partic►tlttrly objectionable, 41 :loco , is st-nt filth probabillty anti ptopriety. While he re •• - .• t Ert () , , ,:r,,,j;.tl i . o i i . r... 2, ..CORNI-11141,.. , anti IS, coy F.N•fr,Y-S I'REET, asattres Itis Friends" trey wiii ppio‘e the Ntii'lr:' STATE 1. rrEiy, US' ille, lietile is ftino...l to caret getici at approhati:tri. It'eunthitis rur l ;MY I . lll)Uhaii,l4, :i'Vet) Ti6rty, Ttiensii:l4l4l, Tw.• Teu. 11 , ,, I PPqnds, &c. 3 1.}•,• t int. ConsolK. Onty .14,0np TiekthS. ' °S i nit sh , I'IVNI fiat, when the - Fitst-drimit - Prier ail! I'Veel fe'4o,oool. in addition,— F. 1 ' 1:C1N ha: , a. variet y orrickets• ! H OSl , ares on Sale at his 1(o - innate 0!1 et'S kti ab " vt '• * k it. ' 'i'n'ns Contract just elided, the .1 int:wing:Capitals were sold and shared, Mill are 1111V0 rtrillft lift IrkIllit ' 11(.1; ' • 2773 ........ ..... /..i.Okia '1,95 * 0184_ ........ , ...... 400 . 2,z93 2OO • ...2,26 3 ............... 200 ' B c'e' 84 `" EI-6111 N 6 `P.W6111..5 . cosistrileteiCon an Nir im proved Principl e , forth e. use of TuCtil u 'lke 11°3°s1. tlittil Vic . ~y t: I'( 111,NsON, of Sheffield, nd W ar . to he aeetirate atut siffistanttal fur ntony - years. Their I'litittriority is ()Inking, tro p, a sll prising, accuracy, and ft oat f! fa,cilify with , Melt till! Weigelt iNt itifyinirileri is ascertained i,T4.,lh,,liirdig Itliielc, which eat - ir,ly_precl to,l'S tint necessity of ''',, , , i t ll, any weights. hs practiscil with for.oer Engines. , 1 ttert, 611 lie. tlrinkfitlly reoeirrtl,-and las to 4iv • 'ino.antly-ittpiwered - to ~.`e, Mice Zue j and references fur testimonials given Itil pleasre. ) . ' Tile 11* A . • ea i,, " I .liiierY heing Oneriilly : cptivexed by water, is erect s' ',TY Pitt'of Ilii. Itingdino-on re:NAable terms. ,- .,1 1 2...!...41, ) , Jun« 8, 10IG there besides them. The recruits %rcre all this sous of Foot. men, but respectable people ; tea st poverty niti nut shut their hearts agait,t parcutaL affection. The sons tpo, when the pdrting morn ing came, felt they had , the: - hearts of children. Every Mother was there weeping and bemoaning; the lot of her bairn ; every father w4s there, uirti there was no brother or sister staid at home. If any of twitters of the aforesaid Bills should be de eiroo3 of receiving payment of the Principal and Interest, previous to the said,29th day of July, they may be accom niodate.d o►t-couiputinc; the Pitt:rest to the day. ►sn which they wish to,be paid, and leaving the said bills for examination one day prior thereto. Snch persons ai tuay be desirous of, having new F4ichrluer Dills in whole or its part of r ayment of prinoipal„ upon &narking new Bills, and inetitiotiing the an►u ,tat the bottom of, their Lists, delivered on or before Wednesday, the tills of July, way be ataanninotlatett with new Bills,. payaLla to or Urdcr, carrying an Ia terett of three pence farthing by thc..day, oli every ono hundred pounds, 'which said new Bills will bear date the said 29th day of .July, and will be delivered, together with the Ltitvrert due in respect of the Was so dssired tis be ez• clingtd, t nis Tuesday, the 3titl& day of Jul}, am; the iol• lowing days. Ar is 1) ay was pub li ihed, 12mo. price 7s. boords, t .11 11.-.; ()AIPL N ) itiNi 11.01 LE ,BRITANNIc , .M, li AQ°°r e' JAC' )80 Et/V.1111)0 SMITH, Mat% NUR. Soetei.,tis I.i mmantisVrirside Ik c' • • r 'nitil for Lonna*, Hurst, liter, Wino, and I;rown, 41I ' llU Ster-MW. A Of I\llolll may h e lEddi by Ilie .Hue Atithor , ti,“:),lntr.iloction to t Study of I , llysi4.l.lcieal nod the Third littitiOn HVO. With 15 plates, prku ) "" I T • AI Coirh s• • .t . l rii:e 11. B. hoards. p " The setgeaht wits the only man going for whom tears were not shed. They hall 'fallen for hint when be left Dombaton, ftheeti years before that time. The match commenced; the tectiCitS supported ih one arm their aged and etretting mo ther ; a sist er ter sweetheart clung ,to the.oin e r in some instnneet, the thtber nod ins remaining family w.ilkeci in' the renr of the soh, or by hi 4 side, .or hetweeb the single n:es t)rt rllll7 It vas in this manner they marched to ttothsay, a . johrney of four miles.' The piper of .the tegis ! meta was not there. Rob. Rov got hair- a - cromiu to " cheer the kiitg's then to the ho:a." " They hint to pass the trt.:n;e. The Minister came (Mt ; the domihte was there tort. 'lime nister eyed the morley'grotto with fixed attention titg.troalti have passed time lawn betore th e ma nse doir ;, for t'..e sergeant tii4.nnt oti.r tit hAt hi 3 'lieu, and only pat his hand to hiJi - rt) icier, and 'them to his lips, as lie 'teas ruing by Mt. Thorn., Bill ; worths spake he none hit the Minister would brit z‘tiow than to pat: t h 4t " the sergeiffit tile goodness to It a tuv,*• 8.411 the vioits divi,te, " anti halt his amen. till 1 take my teas e 4' them it', anti erase rho protection o' the God of battles tOt sti litany lime iithrvecti..known lads? " The men were halted in are instant the Minister tolk his station besidk the sergeatn. a natural impulse was formed thatid these " The good soC4ier Of Chti.iit was ph to see one a King aedrges I.eroes take his hoetnet 14; and rook for a .benison at earthly lOtn 7 There..wkrs not nittv whisper heard : the sobs of mothers, -and the heaving breasts of sisters and twecilit.A.ts. „gave the only indication that theHnotioniess yopng women"in - that-sorrowtal grim') hot still animation lett. ' r " The, Minister was seldom seen' without book in .his handi• it'll pocket Oihle he ;levet; 'wanted from his side ; it was•that'book which has God for its . autlior,%trito fur, its nottfer, and saloa.; tido foe its end, that the'gond Man now herd .itt his hand. • SOUTHIMI WAVE/MOO. ii 4 LlaY w as Wiw° i i t•lituo. the Sec..iikl Edition, inns 16t. tilted by LittlitEnit ' rtitrltik4, hottvdsi of 1 •1114 I'ILAiItI.MAGP.; to ‘VATEIt ,; Loo. it Y II OI3ETIT i4OITTEIEY, Emi.. Peet Laarrate, t '"ve of the I).cattcuiv, ti of the Royal Sloanish leatletuy of His1"11." gr. ; l ,flel . P.ees. Opine, and Tircm:n, lioncdt.isto4.l:44oYc'; and at the: C7a11.•.y, ti',. 51, New t et. 11 , Of whom ; n ay be had, by the stiie Author, L'ty of the Lince.ite ; Cariuett 12tti0. --etk l; the. Lit of toe Chit 2 roll, 2 Reliv,ii:ts 2 rt,t,' "s'."'fh:l")at' '-1"3" of 11“I I and ;3 v01.. S go , at OC, • S • VirAttli EN'S ORIGINAL \ LIQUID , NG y...thict! a b. t t e initne,i. it,ati Varnisk; iireserrt-i I:e.ttlier s 't, 'tttl, tireveitts its cr..Kiting, „nut sal the p"r" ( "IS fe-e from ;inj• titi s lielsant sinell, no rctain its vir-, lays lul.clitu ;le.': I wtHesaie, by Itotwra 1.1, St . Nttrti atnl t rthil by 7)11!1 . ..); \\ Y hife' t IrLitfAst; • . s liubnr h : Os \‘' I hiun, Ibvt ; Coc,!;woftliy, ; ,''',latll4-;titatitlilit FtiruiVot,-Liverliool; ildg'''''",,,""9. l'" 404 ;, EBll4l‘ CO, CheSter ;,( lark, taltcaiter ; r , ' 6 0 ,1 1 clitilnitighrtw; blerritlelv, Covent : Pi Khelfield ; 11,„ ‘" „ a , sla dv,'filterfit e y ;Ind by eVtryTown in " ja tzd'lto, itt Stone Bottles; ls. Oil: a Pint, 10a. Half svinnt, nu4l Gel, tatto, -; -noae are Genuine unless /k vitteme/ • Tbe. F.AilisTier Dills to be issued in Exeli . ange, and matte payable to -- , or order, a* nbiive.tnerstionr.i, m.ty be villoa tilitisferred by endorseioinit, or will Lie lona iu the Bearer if the bfauL shall not be tilled 'op. N. 13. All Etrolle,!,oo . hills (LAO prior to :filly, tam, havo.oven atlvcrtisoti uo 1144 ansi tbs lateruat thigooti bas coaboci. V.II,UABLS FA,NIILY NiEpleiNs, For all inaction or 01)itruction of, trio Stomach and llowets, Fiatul4ncy, swk lienct-Ach, zia4l Dloenticoi of Cw I,:otvek, 54111136 at SlUillitt:b, Ilabitual COfitiVfnebli, f 44:•• &c , - • 14ALLANIN AINITIMILIOUS PiLLS% 03 111 the North, however, our Antlvor h a very -r• eat person. here is ti degree of until alla freshness in his linuise4peq, of ictility and natilie in his flortraicore of living eharaAers; and of acen racy _and idiot - natic spirit in his dialect, whiCh we s . • pfg nitti elegniit preparation IS inttly •vstrenvc d for its agreteble.tind. cert;oo operat.ork,.. by •wiricli it i.ffectoally-removes alt Inaction or t)tioructionot t tie Stomach and Lloweli, whether arising from Ude, .111.114estion, Flatulency, of COld ; Sickness at. Stomach, firad titc: It oiierates by dislodging acrid bile or Otht.r in tor intestine! CAlial, dad 44t1 us an alterative to the at generally. Free fr,ou any Forrettrial Orep..tra tions.. Wis at all times sate; and, has iteenAiven eitli singtl - good etrect.during Pregintne)',- Its action is particularly ad . ittitcd to Persons of Bilious and those r , f serlt•otary schere.a millicitotaction of the bowels not . kept up, and , critilities retained .in thOie organs .ire frecuieritly produe i Iriing.und ~listrutiobs, laliguur, and , giddiness, or u sense of writrinc,B and oppression.. " !lenitive the cause, , the. elfrci must cease I!' A single trial will fully c , .ivince the patient of:their etfi cacy The Worst cases of ititious or Sick Head-Aclis are err• tainly removed by a single dose, and in a much shorter time titan could be cre.ilited, from experience. 'Phe'Proprietor it proper to reniarl,, they will belound nut only ttioct withoitt pain or uneasiness, but to leivc ibe body, after their jinmeiliate action erases,- free from that costive state which grow ally succeeds the operation of lakai iee 'medicines. Sold, wholeauhl-nntl I etail, by - it. Erlward_,s Paul% Church-yard; Sanger, *4ora-street ; Exchange ; and 'Ward, Middle-row, 1 - loloorn. ' • • do not reniember to huge seen surpassed, I inked these he found to be the peculiar excellencies of St. Clyde,. 410 .are alone, in our :Hind; 'suffi cient to reeonimentlit to notice beyond the usual lot of publications of the species to which it belongs. But as we intend to afford our Reatleti an op portunity of drawing their own conclusions, hy copying - one of the descriptions on which we build this eulogy, ice must now bring our , re marks, brief as they, are,' to a 'close; only own aiming, that the Scottish Wedding, page 11 . 9 to 181, Vol. 1.---the several tran , :aetions of the Clergyman and Dominic, and the• letters to the latter, 'Vol. 11.—and the account of the- Bard, 108 to 116, and the denouement at 185 are all very commend Able examples a the Au thor's powers. 'rite portion we have Selected is, the Recruiting for the Regiment, and Etu barkation for service. We know not where we could pitch on K more just and agrecahle,delioca tion of the lidbits of Scotland. follawi - IS Signe th e it "tool, oPti 14. gt 141.ortitils-lan,, stamped in .d0, ( 2 11(. t the .superi o r q u a lity kit' this flicking has in. 91 1 ,4,." 3 has c . impo i t on; ti, Spurious Compositions W 011.74 1. 4 . ,NtIL"..• WV ‘ J IINI alioived to be the mint frequent "'bees of Children's Diseases: their Symptoms X Y Parent Should be acquatnti.ii With. They otcasion Lgss ; l'P e tilv. - Palotkegs of tike anti ap irre. "'"& "the !towels. Attended-with ri.blent Vains ; they un f.kinvoltions, affect the . grtnetli of the Botly..and k. ,!! I ,l,ProVe lotal by en di ng i n a Consumption Or Decay. Both e,retuntire and COre fur these rtiortottig Complaints, above est:A:l49kt Medicine is allowed, on the te.stimmiy of " t " or the highest Characters in th,s Comitiy. to bare no Their public approbation, given to the Proorirtor I t~~ ,, tt L a PrNontit knowled4c of its' etlicacy in tik,:ir own Faun ., . stamps iktut-rits beyond voutpetition, and gives vatic:- ion tI) it which no talker Medicine of Ihe kind can boa St. - hes ft -I • d tiaras, No• 4 Cheapside Lon , srs. kk, k I • packets, •ot la. kid; and in bortrs, at 2s. 9d. and ss. t )l anti also To b wn y the-printiP,ll thridisellets and Medicine It evert . " Since rot Imre kimity halted your men, ser« g ekt ut , -hear me to do' ttre duties of filch! pastor for the last time perhaps. Cella :111y, Sir; we are, nn' fleeing •before rt foe: tut, na ; the twa and forty Highlanders tte'er. was ken'd behind ; she huh butt' ae side, an 4 l times the face side, that any FreileittllAn ever seed. " Tile devout man then Culled the &minks to hint. - • • _I7)If,OI 3 LE of every rani, ply adoration' to the shrine of NV etitikki but, vtftwre the Cuirsti.ttion Lions ' l Vfett taloted by th.t:;.,e, or dobilitated by '4, iGiftit, "cinitracted at an early ;ye, ti riaoratioo of - it ahillty'vi . ...v . :LiKs t i veoteriog tl).4 . ,_state t $ tortisi.-asidtly requhite to re. it - e• the sphiks of life, and to Fr'3l;ll!latt . the sysietn: tt,,ve coot tilititett destr t ,y tok i ipoicsi titan those ~ .hich are the curisegiu:ac,i uf' uneu'Arded pleri,urr. it was this . omisider4ti-on %tit•, it , in• ;! , t l , e4l ILRIE anti Co, :•‘urgeohs of eolith:llc ,, anti itriifeshional ltt.litintentt. Members or the iv.," gto of Lithitott•Atnd,E,liithur4h t to irrestrit .to the Public the 1,.1 %hit of thirty years expeuietece of Veotreat "trot inefli : iod Mike Debilities Awl beiieieueies witrch inetitly prevrilt or imbitter thelit , ttriotothOl state. yahoos giaittitions, front rye, to C0061111E41 tiik ittuteut luattits ' , cry atrva it spee,iy, and •••I".',‘„"Y' railicsl Chit , . dubious tht•it-s, ttioir loft •g t ,I.tti Lct 4 t•eki;erietice - icives, t ben t prorolitit ode of deci.l.ll that trptrxLite . rattittit from Leiag out of hi* ex,. ` lll, e- haxio g It ow:emitted, and the ,:v Y rli nipleLleitr,,N ed by a littel:l, disehoe, ur '1" 11 1 alto nttai votifith nee ire 111.1111 W P)Cielltllo3. it* Nan* and at4).l) of the Or-, j rimi tircesot re atuttlittirstF, iitsaittPriht:s cit. , 1 ", ,•,• , olituty serktiatity, their 'practice give* , tew life anti, • ( . 1 ':',. 1 1 , 14 Y lit , tysteiti, evert eases wbielt arti verging on t;e4 - I' l4 ti'' , •;:ttit• es owl - , - ..thet tlerithgetheitt. of lir :l!rt•tfirs, s; • ' l '; ". In uY anti ttre, t nal wanner. ti11,..,•ht hod re• '"l„..itett A 'eP of Venereal hic,tioa are Jured in•the whorl irertutl Ti) Sex It le tit he cost .41141tury thoy wit) Le cured of tborty i7rbilitit s tt hich .ideal 'th e toliodmitits of ((levity. a ltehlt trete.ol with can,hatir, th:litacy, 'Olll int ittldiale be their Coriie and naty lee consulttO rrrry,dr►yi at house, 107, I:l.aroti- =,:tri!vii.---Letteill. Irma the A;otinltY, unoltio l tb, e ",,; „„,,t, 4J: unclti,ing u 'ittadlo , ftarativict: amid twill Le treatuti tttllt tuwuus at.vaattutl,-.N9,14T !LAI: tat,...ullutta DR. I.:QOMIe:4 'CHARLOTTE. 1401./S, Iif.ACKFII I ARS- RO AD. . The salutary effect of FLON is manifest from - the fallowing very Lxtraordiitary Cure "•- 4 ' London to wit. erg 1 OLIN 'JACKSON; of the itorouo of CP Southwark, Broker, . tualteth oath and ,saith, that in the year 1814, lit: was afflicted with a dangerotts disorder, stud was nearly seventeen mouths under the care Of several respectable Surgeons, without obtaining any relief. 'rho filettse rapidly itigreaSillg. I, . life.being in danger, he was re. commentivtl to l)r.Coope:'s Nledical Board, Charlotte Roose, Blackfritirs' Road, whrte the' progress of disease was bonne iliatuly stripped, anal lie was soon testored,to perfect hea l th, whirls, by the i blessing t -f pod,* lie still eitjoys, hereby rle ateit,g,, Ora in Nutting. these.fams, lie is ioduencud by 110 ut'at r soothe total a grateiul return tor so miraculous a cure, and the duty he nests to hi fetluw creatures. (Sigisetl) " JOHN JACKSON.' WittiesSes present, " F. N, 4aweence,,,,„o, litaektn.m . .stteet, Bareugh. l'hoo l as .iohnson, G , Charlotte-street, Blackfriari.' Road. " ft nn Darlir, St. Nileiraers-alley,l:ortihtll, .‘ ~ivtirti at the Ma.usion-httuse, this 9th day of March, 1816, before nit, ' " 14,%rrinw WOAD, Mayor." It IS a well.knoe'n fact, that thousands fall victims to die ears cotistill nig initasso.iocil 1 this indite, 41 Dr. tooper, and thrre Suigeons , of thirty years experience (Nlembers of. the Itayat Colle4e of Surgeons in Londrin sui4 Foliuhtirgii, as appear by 'lie List of lei 6 . ), to estithlish a Medical Board at Chart.ltte-Houl, Great eltarlotle4trett, opposite. the Rev. ttOwL , lld hill's Cliapel,.:lllacklilistr.s.rtiati, Landoll; Aid two 'eminent l'hySiciaus have since been added to Board. The Medic.al Board claims the attention Of thihu3WlM'ltere been intio.overly treAted, ,and particularly those afflicted with Strictures, las, Caticers,. Scropltulas, lic,vrius Dia eases, 'arising front warn' etiolates, 3nreuile Indiscretions,' and Eruptions on. theylsratl, facku,,,,nd body, soroiryi.:4, Pi ct:rated throat, month, anti notie to the eays k deancot dimness Of -sight,".paitis to the head and litulas,..frtviently mistaken for rhemitatisnt, weakness in the Elite., uncles Ott - the thin buttes; swelled alleles, ttc. are sy.tiptanis' pears years after, stud too often destroy domestic happiness: Messrs. Cooper and Co. are consulted daily ' tiy, eankaof p le apt e „ frog s Twetyk tut iiight or by. letter,, etfOnsing-a fee {tut nu others are answered) vtatiiig their ease, alien rine and Advice !art. atust to all parts of. the' t,,.44, 10 1, The -Piles and Fistulas eared ithuut or golfing . ; mid Atkice grati. iitl Tuesday, l'hurstitty,' add SinitLty 1-wrive ~*Ciocit. • Aside door Art,l tirleiste !uents . for Fetuslts. )iley I,4llo'kt:a ass 1 for * V lit acs coniatorlatiou of Veto tiei otiose situation requires retirentent 'Jai t , icir Aeco wise me , and , Ni t dir. 4 l tientlnit'st-wisouitt. . tow& ivltta art: , IrCitlit at thu.CUUStllt4l4o4 f. , , C MTH. XV. 4 ' A soldier, and please.yonrs-eyerence, said I, prays as often (of his own accord) as a parson ; and when he is fighting for his King, and for his own life, nod I'4 hies honour tow, he h as the most reason to priy to GOd of any ono in. the whole world he timid say his pruytra how and when he can; for God only knows who is a hypiSerite s and' who is out." STERNr. re When the conspany got to the ferry, all wits trestle - and contwiion. The sergeant had got his complement of own ; one Of the three that made it up was the otr, , ,imii duminie's son, who had left t h e weddinglo a pet Fergos Maclean had het little profit t:d by his father's instoctions. He would go ally where sooner than to school, when a boy antlwhen hi it, Etc would do any thing sooner that% learn his tasks. t h was heart-broken with him even in bovipinil. Fergus grew. up, -he chose to learn the business of u tailor : this he cllit not like; a „soldier was the cod of hi m . " Three ~r eertiiis, within four and , twenty hours, mtitle - the whisky circulate among the .ax .it ail were to ha made generals for drinking. But What is the dontinieti horror, - when he 54w Fci'gns, wit h the sergeant's bonnet Ott, 4 1 presidingut the pint stoup :Fergus `.‘ hail freely tiikeu the shilling. ; it. was ; all his father's fulls ; the domCnie hail himself to (Dank for it : V:irgus -nucleus would not be called worse thAtt " Mr. Mactean, wilt you raise the tune; we , hatl sing the tint eight versus or the forty.tourth " Mr. Mselean tried it there wits no music in his voice ; sighs staled even - 44i* brenthiug what wits to he =toile ? .4 it w' cannot sing. let us pray,' said the `Minister. Nobody tittre• laid ever !ward such st pray r- - -the unction came from above : %ell() could keep hoot weeping " Fathers and mothers, brOthers pod sisters. little boys and little girls, and stoat-hearted men that came only out of acgt n Stilted the earth with their briny tears. " Sandy Glass and the wicked Rob. Roy grat that day. " When the good man 1:od craved Heavenlt ampiest' hoon on this part of his dock that was called to serve:their King and ileiend their native land, he gave tliein - a b itable exhortation on title lity anal obedience, and w ! irned therm of the crime of forgetting their_ parents, who were now ab snlyedfroni their haptisintil vows, as the lads were ail come to nian's estate ; and cuorinded b 3 ob svrving, " that he expected to,licar• ga►ud aceinth . ts of theta all : they roold oil read ; he hoped eveity One had 'a hihk in his Wallet i" Every 1110thCt UnVV/Nrefi "Yes.' • "Anti now the good min,beginang with Fer'. gus I <ltcleati, shook hands with them HII, When he tamed to the veterati sttrgeant, maimed warrior w‘t 6a hAre kuees ih an 1 9 stunt , and uncovered, to I . ccrive a hies-log Alt Alt his bleibing was given iu tlxv most rugged &lc° 'M. .• • VI - ,r I .