The Sun. — London, England, 1815-03-28 00:00:00

41 it ;j.4.41 7 4 I .:1141V iu :132 a ted ta tioct tl e t e t . t•iil b 4 ;over° . light. 0,001 lot" shr 'pi ,; ,ve fur Vit. MoTh e4 ic a thro e ni urisi ug 'I of the Pl°rs• ,;nie~ ",,Ilrcht to iol l j l t L. 11 00 ' i°1 ; fOrC4 he 19111 AO tf ifrt 5 6°1 7t . li d ( Ji ' liCi l a 1 co "- , tl , ' Yr Nt3;l-137:Tt 793F.4.1 , t 1 1 E ito 1 DLURY - LAN• NiEsEN RVENIN.rj., M,arch 28, i r do ur with renewed splen- Ili r j,":, C;ra fl nd Melo-l)rartic Oriental Romance of ()1 Tit.kscEs NOITIt3AITAT,)• jib o • of Peria Mr. R ; No3rjahald 1 1 " 4 ' h oh. Mr. 7 , lli;t • on ; nin lane ."kl - ifit of Nudr - jahad!, {(rlt'7l tFirarieen),la); ':hiss Poole. new Flr cc:, called Tll,. ( i t TEN O'CLOCK! AND-A :tAINV " " ekce'haratters Mr. kttie, Mr. rerilex, Mr. Wallach. t?r ee ' r 14416', Mr. Bannister, M. Knight;-Mcs. Edwitti - Mrs. , and Mrs H arlowe' To I , t . . d, the new M asiral . Romance of tIIE NINTzi STATuz;• • b. ‘ t Or, THE IRISHNIAN IN TIAGDAD. t ll ; e ,w . 'aretk• -• called Pagt Ten ri'(7lockk, and a ,ainy •••;"1 repe ' 3. 4 eti . ever Eve lin till farther notice. 0ce!,,,..,":,rt;iv '4' nerjrnierl r t fur the first time, a Grand iie;i; Li e nratua, in Three . •Act 3, to he' called The Unknown ' The Explosion of IlK• beb.TtlEtyrfl.F. noym., (,:ovENT.r; Ijt•DEN. t S .PREsr;;;T EVT',NING, March 28, will performed • •-• t Pri n , • 1:1:Sti 11":. :; ';‘," 1V '461 Ni Wales ` -; .car v"39 that ; %thew's •• ; •inpatieeGh o thiS Th • • 10.1i,..)t will b • • G-lotl a,,ced TP •• • AND UN WlFE itjtiell'iltlea• ; ',the AL:a), I'L ll)4l. 7 )t' l\' ''t - lna . /er), Mr. Emery; T Alny , tz i. a , u , le the , d - t P Z4'hmi, Mk s S. Booth ; Vivo. (the Net -mae,r s .n-i; a'r,••• TTh e •,•,.!le Gkttnd omanci.• of Wife, will herept.ated every Everting . . Julio . of Paris; with Love Laughs at Luck'. yEJIAMIST vn „ ANN IVERSARV MEETING of Itlth f N will be held on WEI/ES ' )AY ' the ' LI next, atthe Crown and Anchor Tavern, in the STEIN" , T;I)!; • • Lott dol.' Acton. r , ' l. tii„: ` , llll-• v• 4.1" T. PeaChe ' • The ' ltieV. W. A. T . pev carrinvun, The. It'ev. C. R. !len viile, N 3 s, I itev. B. Btrkeley. tar. "'4" Table at rive o'Clock.--Tielsets to be ),ad at the / 1 3 ID, PI ANO FORTES. • "I SROS ED OF at .1 1 1,9411;' , •: near S t • , 111,1 PI . . 41 t, enst tis v ()ctav e 1"..11\:0 t. , .) • . '). ^411(1.,v li Pr',furs the . ..•mt)( ,!, pC"' .g si t..l* Clu-'7a'' 3 hul it .1. I.s . zltlen's, No. 5, 4l'd o'clock. \ .• S , ~ L v ! i) . ei:g .l : 3 tint Of 1 f: 1 1' , 4 1 • t;,•,.,.. 4 - Olit ;tad ,111 , 4 .„ or SO1:111SIlilli, Oil 1.....1111(il .irld " ' • ft • •••:ts to 14:• , tateS. sa It • 4 ,, , (1,• 01 4 ". : '3lcs ;IA I,easeb,ilti Estates, on'rett,,i -$411a..? 1i , t: p - eisoroily, to Mr. 1 V• a . „ 1 " :v e lienrietta , strect, CoventlisO *" r'Otir ttr by Letter, po.t-paid... -• , - P 771 41 1, ---,______ .11 he 'xi id gl .1: " 1'14,1, linvi -- ,•,y *„ GOLD N% I , 1,. , ri,„ -,',: Ai.‘l:.noN coODLUCK' at" ••••- •'.4's ' ir) g, IV EDN'el'SliAY, sth April. 107jic:itttsi,ir(it.:,n7i,),,,,an':;,:44,::iwac: in ~1,,. s '2 l' l .l ( l '. l . f L ' o rl i -i r e i T,. . -. ;1.\. t: S TI!F. Sei-IP.;VP, CON •-i -.-- ‘ I N: °•••••••••.Prlzo- . . - t ,mc) .. ...... .. • • • c.: 3:4..) _ narti tlTillaleiTl\TlTlS\:, C;o3l)t.'n, -:., nn:l Cr,. have beend,„lo(l l'ri7priz,s), ,t),:yiintit_i: in .11ie .Sfkle /: "l'hirty Tti,.(!..(1.',',,`1„,, Two , 1 , t , 1 Z 1 _ ortl, Del ogle 1 • ,t,..1' SO I 4 444 2, s•veell Zjixt2. 27 that (I?iiitioll.-...j ,' r - ;1,00U., -- .' L . , • .z,4 ~,;',,i,,, finil 2q,lS.t. 3() p,aof . . 11 ' ',,,, e Half, one Qua , ' tit , 6:li Wo lii.lll.lf. . 2 —2 ' 1 1 . s el i::f S', Ind SIT,-rf,FS are , - ;,,1 e i n rariety of Num 'ifeir Offices, Curl, hill ::tniil.L'ilLin!;-Crins. ............................... . ~ . _ '. A 1.1(-;NP -..r3 ExTR kortimNAßr. 111,-)1N(4,!,(1 cr)- N o 1 coRNHILL, in ,,bra,,'11:414... their friends that ' ' OH; )rest nt LOTTER,,i'v'ntr“4l7)se A'lllp, '...1 111j:ill, culittin3 i'lliltEE 'i'l7f)"-----,,,h, , Nhi e l, - '," of ..10,00,)1. also Five Prizes of I,oM.Ctlineas . v; .. wziy d',114,t P. arl Co. itailertihe to IN t " N:tiim whatc ' ' pay . Irtt oi verGOLD, t . —ING d _Co. f 00 0001. ill the Nt I an ( sold the only Prize "' ' I, ,i,.;,,,ii without I'l Mery i...• ‘,")1111, .- J - , •-two in April, a proof th at it I - Ali"' . 1 . , i ~ 1 . , N 1 - 0 'or their OfFee • d in the Loiter- jr.;t nir.sin, t 'le.,'_'•, -1 9, •it Prize 0/50'014:land No, 4 ,51 u. a Prize of 4001. .;-:41 at:their 1 , — uel ,s v Office, N. i , Corohill. 1, litil)',.,. :.'llillr'' Order- .1 - ill' , the *Amount, post- pai d, itlidly 4;cutect. s' ent a' Ni'o. -------- ---------- F • ,'s 1100 Tickets, .- • a,. . 0 Only t 14," 1i,,,;,'1.).!11,,,,Three •prizel of cosibol. eac",.., :mil Five of . ~ 4 ii l ( : 6i ,il,l Guineas, the latter to be paid'Avitliuut &Aide- . I'i.,NAZAI, 1 ' • 11;..' 1 44 1 6:1.);" Illi'liNF. and Co. respectfully. inform the yula -71 .4 ',' e L(TEd;X eiiii.o , the above extraordinary too n ili q ttat I.ll:ll.ke.,,ii:ii,,,.tive Draxi•M g , ... 7. 0 . the • .51 h . ..af i l , :!ll lr 4, 1., , t ii :! , , , ,. 1 4 , ( , ( , %,) ~it‘ryN,and S,I3.M.ES are now 0 .. r :1 k . A . i f ,, i (i 'l Pi ' ? li li r j , ,4l: 4 l o l . Ti t.( Il i 1 e.i. 1 r . i rl7;t:sciciry A ; N ul t - c i i i 7 t : lc t , l l l ,. ? , ; l F ti l i , t . i r ~ , i , ,n . ; l i t i ( I: t :t i f i : 4! 7: ll 'ld te t . ' ; ' , l l l .' { Hi t.he Sec ,and,..;:•ll ., each.. be n e i, i n.iid t itt O tiie e ... r, (j.„,.....ir1eas in Golf: ; Willen i•rize wn , -)-- r' - ''''' in GUiN.EAS,•WitiIuUt any tit!duction. ..:-:...._ • r, I\ EX.'l' WEDN't,I) ‘Y, APP,IL 5. .41`4EP, (:, GOLDEN .1:011-1EltY , , ElttkiN l'ltiZ';',S OF Til ouri"r H0p...1N D ),./.I.vt PouNDs. ! O f ONE •TI-10(.75,AN1) GI:INEAS e':el wlt:ch ills"? will be PAID IN GOLD. 1 , t• t sr i leek. llicastlie in anticnincin2; the t -1:'.111,.\ .I,!lttire and ittit.re eedentolNONTl:y of TT.l:l.Ee; , , .:El's.- I'. 1 4! ItTr ' ri PIiODFIAND I'OI'ND 11111ZI.:S, in tilt. pre '' c i f ' o f "%I 1 : 5 000 " r "-}, - , •t ' • anti ;,,,s no fo;•t»er Lut- It'titt ri.:o;)eotii2)t-,1u,.00. 4JYTic,lcyt's,4l.l.:vl.kr c.:»;fait,te.c.l,l»,,,ret!.ttillai,tl ~1:::::,v 111,1p,,iet! I,,itzfic,itata.tte of gat . ton;: 5',b11,,,41-,' ' 1 1 i t ' lte a t i » - Itesnect to . li '' l f t 0 li ( t . :1 1 !,' , Ilt hit* 11:11.'7:%[7. ' n ' g, t-T, t ir e i f i l L that 11.1 e Five' l'r'z''s ,:tli,Lwll°ll!alnl (i-u 4;,.: ez, a c):'+ than he paitl ill" Gl.lll as si , »!» 1 14. 1% ' .‘."tliont a» • • 1 •i' +S , vlto* .,, -1 tit • : IT of 13 "I s I. es at •') n'-' "c1"1',.• ~,.' : at )» .I.outer O f-1 ti lt , x iti,ci ,111.. tither of • his Odict.s, or 4 y • ' :I p ri , of . THR SCVIPME CONTAINS 6 . . ..... L.20,000....are. • •••••• • • • " • • 10,090 ........ ' •••• '• • • •,• • • 1,050 ........ .. a D,12,,-A.:,,,i Tv.'ettty-two other ('apituk. "'•-•'.' , ~ 1 , m,'.,.1..1),99?!. win each recv;ve •.:.),,.;,,,,i ~ • ol • 111,,,,,,!16.t.:: •!•hree PrizeF.: of .".0,,g)0 (''.'•‘ i'l • ~ • tilliel,t, • ,s Will cm:li receiv u Imo (11.:.11,,,' i'''"•."l. llit t h t' 414" '' '''' l • S:l 'ares l'e r t .,— ‘,. . ••,•,., !,,,, 7'.,-•;',-:, Contrac t 1‘..., : trat5.,..... '• -•--, 'P.', —. , • ~,...s \yip) s••,1(1 ci o lat ~.tili•L. •or 9, (,bi.kt,. ` i -, -( .'' s. ~'.. , '1 •tst 1 autte;:yo:oo,„4, Prizes , aild ti, Clp:tai L rizt,i. , . 2c),(),),,) ' FA S 1 4, ' ,:,-7" -- _ ~:,: -... , . e TUES DAY, MARCH 28, 1815. BRITISfI GALLERY, PALL-MALL. FITS GALLERY, - for the EXHIBITION A._ and SALE of the WMIXS of BIUTISII AKTIS - N, wiii -CLOSE on iATCRDAY, the gth of APRIL. Open frtini . Ten in the Foreudon till riVe in the'Afternoon. Admittance Is.—Uatalopes is. By Order, JOHN YOUNG, Keeper. R. WEST's PICTURE, CHRIST "RE .IITTED, is now exhibiting at No. 125, I'all-ALW, near (Tarlton-Hoe, with the addition of the Original Dc sign of the CIWC1l•'IYION of OUR SAVIOUR,' which was to have been painted ,on glass for the Great Window f:36 feet by es; in St. George's Chapel,, Windsor. Open every day (Sunday excepted) from Ten till Five. By Order, CHARLES SMART, Secretary. Good Fires are kept in the Rooms. HB PATENT IMPERIAL DINING-TA .BLES, and PATENT TRAFALGAR SIDEBOARDS :mil DINING-TABLES, in one eler,-,ant Piece o Furniture, Arid upon Fivu new different Plans ; the Patent Improved Sofa BAs and Chair Beds; Bras-screw Four Post, and Tent Redsteads, Furniture :tad Belding complete ; Portable Chairs, with several other new invented and improved articles of•furuiture; also a general and very extensive assortment of Upholstery and Cahinet Articles 1c furnishing 11,111,WS 1,1111.. plete, ready Manufactured, where Families nosy select and furnish a whole li"use in a few ti•t , s, :iv:Milli:4 - the extreme inconvenience of waiting several Months in comp:et:dig their Establishment. East aild \Vest India Artily and Navy, Sze. &c. by Nlofgaa and Sanders, 16 and 17; Catli( : . :r.,- , .trect, Strand, on U.1111il? , IC nio,t inucleratr, tor pruinin p i aunt. Mrsic TAur-arr ALI, 11's IN : A SPE CIFIED TIME; AND ON STIPULATED TEILMS. CORM having completed his Work the PitECEPTOIZ, the resolt of Fifty Years prtice in the Pfole,sion,,otfers to Teach the Art of Nittic in : 4 :11 is gt-atiat.utii alit! th4.Trers, viz. Voc.il, P 1 tuu Forte, Harp, 114ss, atitriCompo -, iti _ !). Corti also will en...;as-e to accomplish any Person (ac .•.'..,:ate{l with the ccanition priucip:cs of Music) in the Science Thorough !lass, beiu4 the iu,vs of [faraway, within the :.;,att• of . I'wenty-four I.cssotv. Aku, within the same period, I). C, will instruct any Persons unacgaiiitted with _Music, a uer of Sou g 4, agreeable to t heir abilities by Ear only.— A a: - Laiiv desirous of att,tinitu; aue of the above Braitette3 Professionaliv, may. tie So iiiitructeti... N. 13. Any Persons desirous of hecotuing Apprentices, may be treated with. iteudauct! and particulars from Two till Four o'Clocl, on Tuesdays aid Fridays, at No. 3S, Ludgate-hill, and 011 Wed ntsday, and Saturdays, at No. 3, Lov. - er Thornathrh-strect. MILLARD", IMPERI BY :XS MAJESTY'S RU' is;" ritti s. d. , 2 0 per yd. ) 6 AL r‘vINE cLoni. VAL LETTERS I'ATI:NT. Thmke of are equal to other Cloth atz 0 . Ditto Ditto 3 Ditto Ditto 4 3 Ditto • 13 . itt o 5 0 Ditto Ditto 5 ti Pitt° Ditto G t; Ditto Ditto 7 G 1)itt0.... Ditto. .3 6 . ; 0 . i 6 .5 6 The Slieetin;s are I equally economical in pro btoth wide. ' irortion; and totally super- • ainl 6- .t . cedes the Ulth.;;ltilCul prac ct-tutainin4 iron 24 52 yds. tic(' of warming . beds. are - Solii, Stamped, with the Ritetitee's in rises of rO :30 pieta.. each-, assorted • fur exportati,o, wit'a the usual allowance to Merchants; anti by tile piece for ''de ;Ise of Families and individuals, at the East Wardiouses, No, 16, (;heapside, and at no other boose.--TE:i.. a loiralite cloth is mist desirable, not, may on a ce,unt grt.lat ccOnotny, but tor its 'native property. eon • dud e'ie's to he;lith. Those who wear it are known to tins - sessart - etia,oli: temperature not known before, it so regulating (11, , tytys t ,ira;i tal ;the main spring or health) in every climatu, is 'lever checked, neither promoted in too great a de ' gr, Its (turai,ilit.. and nip - et:atilt:nest; of wear, are 'wooer ties 'aditch render it. ecutal lv desirable to every - Tke Xhite Chintz for Lufitte Dresses and Children's wear, tratly be 0!:t lined As above. in pieces containing tutee 'and jar •. , es each, from Three to Four Guineas per piece. I, Orders :inuctually executed. ADVICE. Vgi-lEN Professional Men, eminent for skill 7 and experience, offer their advice, and exert their abilities; for the en: of a few reigning Diseases, they , rise en pecior to that prejudice which is so justly excited we:inlet the advertisements ut Jaen, ignorant of the first prineiales, and uneducated - ire the practice of physic. Messrs. CUieltlE and Co. regular Surgeons, saw:Cß.l)rd by every privilege to prac tice, the uniform success which their mode of treat ment fer Venei eel C , unplaints has hitherto been attended, continne with the saiati assiduity to direct their stitches to the cure of et -ry species of 'sat baneful poison, as well as the re moval of those distressicee del'illities and delieieucieee which .prevent or emeater the neetrimonal state. In the catidoeue of human heircairies there are none more afflicting than those which are the unavoidable consequences of an indulgence iii a certain destructive habit. The unhappy sntlerer broods a v e r hilt alisfortnnes, ashamed to eeek relief. 'mail he is re duced to seed, a state of misery as Lai render life oppressive. To•sneb persens it will be a couseling. reflection to know that the may now, by a new and • infallible remedy, he restored to their former constitutiaual strength and vigour. Weak, relaxed, ;nal debilitated habits, proceeding either ft UM an excess of conjugal aad illicit pleasure, or from :t tang resi dence het climates, hard drinkiag, the injudicious use of mercury, &C. are speedily restored to health and .strength. 'lt nicest be a self-evident proposition, that where the ag gregate. of intellectual capacity is directed to the treatineat ae.l cure of a few peculiar complaints, there Mast be the. greeter cartaibty of success; and as a proof of this positiut their method a cure is so particularly expeditious, as well as safe, and so evidently superior to the common practice, that. in, soniti slight eases of infection a perfect restoration is cumpleteil in the short period of three days, and in those of the ate - last. inveteracy', where other practitioners have failed, a proper perseverance int their plan of treatment ensures to the patient a safe, welt-grounded, and lasting re-establish meet. rey an eel - 1y application, the patient will escape the danger and tNponce of a tedious attendance upon the less ex •perieneed practitioner. In the most obstinate mid compli cated cases of venereal' iuleetion, such as obstructions in the urethra, swingy excrescences, hard tumours, callous ulcers, eruptions, senenal weakness, gleets, as also srme FURES, whether recent or of lon;.; duration, and which have baffled the skill of other practitioners, are, by their present improved plan of treatment, effectually rend pertnaiseutly cured, with out the patient sutferiug the excruciating pal:: and alarming hemorrhage which frequently follows - thee application of the lunar caustic. In the course of 20 years extensive practice in ahis :iiecropolis, numerous cases of strictures have been and are daily andel. their Care, the.total eradicatioirof which is effected by a safe, certain, and expeditious mode of practice, superior to any other yet adopted. The- weakness, relaxa tioueaud ch:bility proceeding from this complaint, is speedily removed, and the patient restored to souad vigorous 'health. But where the debility'has fur, years existed, a pro jeer perseverance in their re ecoreti ve remedies, after the 'stricture hAs been destroyed, is indispensably requisite to revive the slumbering sparks of life, and to re-animate the constitution. Several Noblemen and Gentlemen of the first respectabi lity have h+'en under the care of Messrs. Currie and -Co. for the r , .!movai ef• complaints of- the Urethra, .Strictures, &e.; and leiviiie'reeeiv.:ii medical and permaaent cure, request that rt . .•; 's t hem, :is xctory evident:Vs ,1•! :or:t vof NiesArs. Conte and Co.'s plan of treatiilcut. these Gentlemen have . hati Strictures film! 10 t :tad had been mister the care of Messrs. H, 141 4., I!y ,t.. ,roil other ..Sur i ;vou, of equal eminence, ••• .! c•;:, the ai,plicatioti of the lunar ' Ca 11, IC, \V.t iit)W, ,;,,.. •.. ~ .. . . • . ' • Yeo-s i 'Trne ;Ind t ~ :-..,,,- he consulted by e ith er Stx, i•• : • witi the ,;reatest - de'. -. , si•creey, and honour, at their .1 Lorne, No. 10;,.114: ~' , - : , n• Pdi.,9;: , i;• the C0n..., : ', r , (illestrd to state the partied `t. I.lrs of ;,:lei V ..5 . ,:at5 ,.. , cage, - ;i ,1 1 ' ~: rat li.ibit of livilig, &c. .3.•. e. 1 i nc i,, , ,,ing a rer.iittatne for , , ...,... and inedienws, when 'the '' sa,in• 0;;i 1i,4 givon-or sew 4ny I.ttrt of th e i i i,f, 4 o .kin , ,41• 0 c•,,-, 4retliat s:ct•••• : ' so •1 - , ..1' 'al to then- undertaking; the ,• 1 ,,,,r 0 g- o f 'dive'. RI ty iw ,•,!•1,47; t0...1 he ace,. tint tot - thedj(!luei. *Jill June, lo0).-1W, ti..ttua7garden. THE . Celebrated ABSTERGENT LOTION, erictual Cure for I;;ruptions ou the PACE and SfC.IN, particularly Maples, Blo"ehes. 'fetters. Rinttworuts, Tan, S , .;n:furus, Freckles, - Shingles, Priddy Heat; Redness of - the - Nast, Neck, Arms, &C. Scorbutic and Cutaneous Eruptions of every description, being the' most valuable ae- Oisit ion and append,hte-to the Toilet ever offered to the No bility and (;entry.in the United Kincdont. .'rice 4s. tid. and a bottle, Duty included.—Be care ta. observe the words " Samuel Sidman:l, Liverrol," en r:ra red t the Stamp, without which tome are gene me. Nold fiy Leie:ll, 18, ; Strand; dud Bacon and CO. 00, Ox f):,i•itreet, Loudua. • DR. SYNTAX'S NA rOLEON. • This Day was published, In One Volume, Royal Octavo, elezantly printed on drawing paper, aria embellished with thirty coloured Engravings, price 255. in boards, rrHE LIFE of' NAPOLEON; a Hudibrastic IL Poem,. in Fifteen Cantos. By DR. SYNTAX. N.B. This Work may also be had in Weekly Parts, price Gd. each. London i Published by Thomas Tegz, No. 111, Cheapside; and sold by William Allason, No. 31, New Bond-street; and T. Dick, Edinburgh. MUNGO PARK'S JOURNAL. On Monday, the 3d of April, 1611 be published, ‘'Hand'soinety printed by . 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Stewart's Phil o , ,phy - of the i-I 'trona Mind.-2. Travels to the SoLree of tile Missouri hive:, ami across the American ('on ineut to the Paci!ic Oceno.—:>. Mheellaneous Works'of Est v~td Gibbon.-4. Marie ;on les Hollanliises; par Louis Iluopaparte.-5. On the Wealth, Pirxer, and • Resources of the British Ent oiro ; by P. eohin hoot), 1.1.0.—G. The Velvet Cushion..-7. On thy Itise, Present State of N;tral Arellitecture.--8. Letters and 'Aliscellatiemis Ptpers, by Barre* Charles Rohertg; with a Memoir of his Life.- 9. Cny Manliering ; or, The Asti lluonaparte's Campaign. Pritit-erl forJolin Murray, Albemarle-street. MADAME DE 6:::..NLIS" NEW WORK. 014 tiaturday next will be published, TWENIt LE GRAND.Par MaLme DE ;• • GEM-I:s4 / Chez Gill - turn Libr4tire, 50; Conduit-street, ou l'oti trouve aussi, par 141 otenie Autear,—Matlemoiselle de la .Fayette, uu la.Coor de Louis \M.. v. ios.—La Feuille des (.;etts du Dtuuilc, gut Jounial liirtgitiaire avec La Musique des Ro m:lll(.7es, -Svo. 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This Day was published, Third Edition, price, bound, 4s.—iu 6d. VRENCiI PH it ASEOLOG Y ; pointing. out 12 the difference of Idiom between the French and English Languages, Oil a variety of subjects ; viz. Literature, the Drama, the Arts ? - Manners, .Nlorals, Health, Wea ther, Exercjscs, Amusements, Dress, the Table, Horses, Trayellin-;, 'Trade, Law, Property, Polities, Diplomacy, the Aptly,. the Nary ; and fOrming a Collection, not merely of the familiar; hut also of the mo: - e•technical Phrases of the two Lantiages; the whole founded upon wideniable authorities, partacularly that of the French Academy. Ihe Volume is of a convenient p4eliet size, and way, it is presumed, be useful, both as a Book of FAlucatlon, and as a means of enabling , man y p e r so u s , w ho b a re already made a certain progress in French, to express themselves with a more exact propriety on all the above topics. ll , ' the Author, of " French Letters," and ". Anecdotes rarii iennrs." 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Tor, ~ Dlitint'd 3O 50 100 t stn oath Plymouth .. ; 50 Tons 125 Tons 2420 Tons one Half thereof in One Month, and the othee Half wit.iin a Month afterwards; and to be paid for .by Bills payable with interest, Ninety days after date. The auditions of the Contracts may be seen at the Se.- 1. cretary's No regard will he had to any Tender in Which the Price shall not be inserted in frords at length, or that shall not be delivered to the Board before One o'Clock ozi .the said Frida►/, the 3!st instant, nor• nntess the Person 71 , 7i0 ntabes the Tender, or some Person on his behalf, attends, to answer when called for. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, iilc::•ch 13, 1815: T HE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His MA JEsn"S ORDNANCE do hireby give Nitiee, that Proposals will be received at their Office, in on or before Friday, the 31st day of March I, stant, from such Persons as may be willing to undertake the Supply of HAM BROOMS, BRUSIIES, and other. 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T HE PRINCIP L OFFICERS of His MA JESTY'S 0 IMN.-INCE do hereby y e tital Proposals will be rm. Seed at their Qfice, in Pall :flati r on' of before fl'edamtlay, tbe 5Li dart ty* next, from. stich Persons as tit:zy i e milling to undertake the Pctform;nci; of 'the Woll.li in the Military 1)i;il'i0", S:rvicc of this Department, for a period of Five Yect;ss de terminable after the Expiration of Me /lest Year, upon Notice of Three Months, at the option of cithee Party. Farther Particulars, together with the Terms and ,Condi lions of the Contract,24Lay be known at the Secretary's of. fice, rn Pall-Mall aforesaid, any Day between the Hours of Ten and Four o' Cluck, where the Proposals Inuit be delivered, scaled up, and endorsed, " Proposals for Carpenter's Work;' but no Proposal can be admitted after the said sth at Twelve o'Clock at Noon of the sawe Day, neither will any •re!of4r be noticed, unless the Party making it; or an .dgent in his behalf, shall attend. Ity Order the Board, Y,. 11.CI?Prr. .Crerr/mw. TO Ti.lo:d:Vs TA iLeht, No. 9, - New Bridge-street, Loudon. HotntntenSot, Edinburgh, Mardi Is, IBEG leae to inforin von, that' ever since the year MO, I had been raicteel with the Lnes Vencrea ; which,.from its obstinately resisting every conrse medicine prescribed by the most eminent of the faculty here, and un dergoing several severe cosires of salivation, and twice dis charged from. the Hospital with little relief, wiuld appear t o be of the most inveterate nature. In the spring of last year my disorder had got to such a head, Ili nearly to put a periOd to my existence—l had a large ulcer ea the crown of oty heart, one on each arm, and my legs were - broke out in a frightful manner,' my right was dreadfully painful, and had been in a state of ulceration for the last seven years ; my left had also two large nodes on it, was very lunch discoloured, and gave me such esti-nem:big pain, particularly when warm in lied, as nearly to deprive me of rcpt; in this larnentahle state, I was recommended be Mr. Thompson, (who reed eed sn great n cure fly than here), to take vour Lake's Patent Pills, which I began to do on the 48th of May; in the coarse of a fortnight I began to receive belie:it—in little more Shim a month the ulcers on My head and arms were soundly healed— soon after, the sores 00 my legs hailed also; leaving, 'how ever, considerable discolour:Won in the skin, and p,,in in the hone of 'the left, which, by the of God, and a little longer perseverance in your Sh eaiue le lle iciue, su%sided ; the nodes dispersing, the skin regaining its nataral line, and the nocturnal pins gradually going otl.-1 thus bee:lute, by your Mien.' advice and medicine, perfectly free from all my former complaints—have recovered my former spiri: - s and strength, and am become jolly and fat, in which state having continued many mouths to the astonishthent of all who knew me, I ant at a loss in what terms to express my gratitude, hut beg you, for the good of other suffering mortals, to make this me case as public as possible, as I shall on every occa sion; in so doing you will greatly Sir, your grateful, obedient, very humble servant, X. MURKER. Swarm's Close, nigh-street, EdinbOrgh. lVitin:sses tothe abuse cure:— John Thonii!son, No. 3, Ncw• Poultry Market, Edinburg!.; John • M'lntosli, Old Assembly dose, Edinburgh Prepared mid .old by the sole Proprietor, TI - lOMXS TAY- . LOR,'Nember of the Royal College of Surgeons, at his house, No, t 3, New Bridge-street, London; whet e, after :I COIIStaaVCCSIdeIICC of ' more than 38 years, iii a practice parti cola rly 'directed to the cure of Venereal Coluplaiute and those incidental to the ' , arts of Generation, with that invioialde secrecy which own of his profession should alway: observe in such s'a'es, he flatters himself the advice and as•iittanee he gratuitously administers to persons taking this nedi,ine, be esteemed, by a discerning Public, as au advai tage seldohs - attainable, and void of all ambiguity.' 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