The Sun. — London, England, 1815-11-01 00:00:00

~r ?'.. ~' 1 AttrAtßrit f - THEATRE- 110 AL, DRURY-LAN E. r jr - IS PRESENT EVENING, Nov. I, ISI 5, then Nlijesties' ScrVants Will perform TIIF BFGG•kit'S OPEB.A. . 141:eachntt.i, nth • Nli:ileU ; Dowton •, Captain e ; Filch i td-time),, r.Liarley ; 1 1 011 Y _•erclium, Nliss Nash, from the TI" ."t" 1"31'1 lath(hei 2il. ,rirarance on thi s Stagey; Mrs.Peariatai,Nlrs. Spat - 1:s ; Lucy sltt, Miss ('telly. , .Lt 111. a Hornpip e by M r . BrowtL • * O , siltiCh added, the Farce of' "'ERN ANTIQUES; Olt', 'PHE NIEItItY NICII3IINEIIS., „ mr. Nlunden; Prank, Mr. Harl e y; Ivey, Nlr. ; rS.• Harlowe ; Mrs. 'Caannui:e, •• N \Jigs Kelly. • . ,atieu ?i„ tills, eo , an, .oxes uud Placci to lie Liked . of Nlr. Spring - , at the .Lotitada, lit V o t 9p.a L „„„r•lttl atrance of the Theatre, Ilrytlg B es-streFt, ,INr till ou r ; and of whom tiny be had a P riv ate ex. axes, • ‘,..; w Second • Price, :is. 6a.—Pit, Gd.; Second t a i k l'•. 3 .---Lo er Gallery, 25.; .Second . M k s.; Second Price, (id. rU 11 ot• ardyn• Laving' been received with increased Eclat; , ippearai i ec ai.the Widow Checrly, in The Sol l'aVitte, Mitt ConiedV *ill he retie:sled on Saturday and will slanalv be announced. iu another revived Co vedy. a nail Mt, t.tri w il t' pert .. .nt t he parts of 'Zan; To-niorrow, iirg next. I%,tslk was on Saturklay`ere•ning received with iTbound: y p t t , Ll clistingilished alipiobatio9 and .applalise, trout . °f It "i' , •tre criwd•.:il to execs 3, and Will repeat th e 14 , 1 acter in the Opera, this Lvening; , u u Tuesday ise:t thalie first appeuritoce in Patty, Maid sit -the- Tra4eLly of The Ilevrige Zanga, Mr. 11 tt.,; Ltunura, f uppearance in , 9iit , cter). • ent Arti-r whi c h, tiit.t time, a new Farce,. in Iwo • • •sd twy Per Ce n t. IL " • ' f : a -Y. •iontrsken who was reeciye4 with .i0.1TILIC!1 .as Anialithis; in Th;cliiiti of Nature, will per tt,tqr, the first time, tie part of Emma, in The Birth-Day. Loirels; Api a fur the first time, new Ballet, called Cuk or, The first Retutii.—On (4 i v ees t i l v%%y of 'lltc Soldier's tt Daughter Whlye• rub , o f 4.' 4 t "ue;, Nlunday, ra `o(44 u nlcrlaate be revived, with app:ropriate si , lc* ,,- tt4.lc ' e ,: v. " 2 " Mr. Kean s‘iii make his first appearanc e ill the tpr of Bajazet.. • , . .„ tk ''il 11-IL,Vi.ttE ROYAL, COV.P.:NT-GARDr.„N . wi ll o 41:111Sile' Ittcte EN -l .r EVENING, Nov. 1, 18 15 , ad the Comedv'of kThe r AS YOU LIKE IT. . r J uke, Mr. E;;,ertoil • Amiens, :\lr. Duruset.; .I,iique,s, .1.1,1•,1.0ti1ig; .Le Beir, Air,'•l: : re t r y ; Oliver, Mr, ham u t tur i t, ,, , 1th.2 . 1„1u, Mr. C. - Kerns - ,IC ; Arlant - ,, Isit. - Murray: , T . ouch , E.l o l : c l, ti f f . N‘cett; Ittisalind, .\ll - 1..-',lsitti lieitig her ota typta l t , ' 411 Y Sta ge , ; c, .1,.i , mi ss m'aii,l, ws ; Atitirey,ltlrs. GI ius. ' lu Act ‘,"• .t ,Masq ue incidental to the. Piece. 41 7•2 Which will lie prod uced, for the-seventla tune, a , new ~log'''d l iistririctil deli, -Draiiia, in.Trirce Acts,,,cil.'''',,. Ilie m: .. 1 7 ) Li :BAttl i Oil, THE v0 . A.A.u.4,:i0 I 0_,.. I" , -13.; Scenery, Mat:hint:ly Dresse4,, anti De:cal AIJos, l'h . will be entirely new. 1-4 •vrt u t ,r; r Tee de ..Conti erected ii,..iii,•• 0f.p01and,),_. , 1\ i i_ , 1• ,. 1 .. ' , ..A n : %„ 4 c,,,, , S ohn D. - ttAnt zedrnmodu( COf the rt.,•1ic,),7'.1,',-,",1",•is ,thi, s, .!" ,t ^"l of th a e,Frigitte. the Faiiteh. Mr , . L.,i,0' 1 , ,. ., ~,..A. ' ", , ,•; • ;1 ; vr,,,,,T,';‘,,,44rt Li ciirtinitfiVtifthe traitie), Miss S. Litio t ti ,_ u x ,____ tt ‘t••`' L'l'elott la WllO-) 'slr.:Tokety; 110 k 1 I'Ishe't t ,T.i. 1 :17. I .4, tic wl, Nit-, 1:. - , . 1 _ ' cto ' it • iailonel t.'•its,i , iiirl) , lllo ,,, _, ;) ;init . 111„1,1Li ?*lt'u4kl ' l '' 'V. ss•ai to itodolsitil, NrY; L istun ; ' ° .. i ltt (144 V; tie), ~,in4y. 'Gill's' . 11e s t.',,, lt i'Ael 11 " 4 reS"re Da"CF. •.1 t anti the cApi„i o L i ' - •.-g• (4 ult. Guns, Ue. I n s n the Sea S igno r , r . 01.,. k4i . i. -I°l t he Vta - sel, unde direction of Sign() 1 b. Pi, , /f iox4 c ;i t I° r tile 6irx"es to be taken . Of Mr„Braudtlit, at the 1,4 e tetsrllart-st reet, from Te;t still Four' . 1 ti l e Play • i; o.or s will ,he opened at.llalfliast Five ) 4 • • ii,,lxat 11 41f-Itast Six. S' nil Price, ts,__," 7 5.; Sec.:lilt' Price '3s. tics. 3s. 6.1.4 - c. ' - '.,. , is . Atm twowtv <all,ry -2, ; Second Pi•ice ts,—UpperGiallt.ty •, e h,,i i ,„ , . . ..,• rit e , }c..e' -,:-. ki t t t ''lnv it•ittid Historical : 1 1 , 210-Dranta, called John Dit ' 4, 104i.:, tt5 • Tile Voy ige. to Poliatd, contintics to cicligtt - and r iis : 4 'lie Audit:it, V. tiro, , (Y Nnlii will nerforin To-mori•oW-, Belridera ; on Sa ,\•,,',..?"l's..l.lalier • I nil. n Tuesday JII:i-ei• I r d4;'..,A.1:1111/le %VIVI ' pl'rloi-in To-,njrrow, Pierre; on Sittur ri .ille ).... •• o, !''er -a ri tr• 11-rley Brings: • - • 41%,,),14-ce°tinuad'itt;titen nirt l ;er,:irs 4 al;plicalits for B . iixes,. M i rs• A ll '4 '.' dill- rejlat t'itr f'h"r:•cter of Rosalind un- 1 riday —,, ll'.. Tilt. J•laY 11.k.Xtawill a - ivar ia the Character o i t.T•eiti; '" o, wintry (ire). Pg thra Al i )4l "ws Arse Trarzy of Vt•trice, Preserved,f F.t . • . l t t i - , ; (7 l ' - u-in t ) ,i \ii " O'Nuill ; 1 , 1 ;7 ; i • t e ' :, Ni t % Ki•itible.--0a l'ri : 4ly . ', ii. , 11The S - ef •A , - 1 ott LPN,: It .--(lit . Saturday, ' the P . 14 Y 1 . ss t eIiP III ,, e ' t t hestran,zer, li . . Ktnilrlc ; ;Mrs. Halit i3 u r , , ,Li ), -, t.i.c, [-cit. ` flit tlie....ri - ag - udy of Jilting Caesar: ju , ,e: et, 'Miss' C.s.i 11 1111 e") '*--°" 1 ''' i.l. • 1- 'r ra•••cd) of 'tome° and l at. a• , t it. tb - I. ' ------- . . . . 14, 1),,,,,, LsDAy all the Great Capltais may , 4. • ites 01. , ... „ - . 4 , - .50,,000 •,:3 per ct. Cons•. 00 ~ ,T.15 8, 0 ):( 0 ) 00 .a.••• ............ .. Pomo ditto,. . 1 4,004 ~R. ... .. ............ 4,000 (I,itto, ' ic,l/i0 • ‘°' ` • ........ '' • •-• • • 1,010- ditto, . 10 .. ............. ' . 500 ditto,- '• ' L 3 5 , , , 0 ,0 00 0 '' • • .... „. ........ . . 800 ditto', ' T B N , &C. &c. &c. t hat:,_ th,:t!,t!, Contractor, respectnaliy acquaints the •Pulillc, , the Vi a - - "alders of th • ('oeerninent . .,,tock . Prizes may fi le L , receli t At h• IN .ICIONEY ON DEIAND, ~_.,. . titijssf4rourite O ffi ce!, 1, ( .:OItNIIII.T., and - •,., CI-TARIM, '%11,4„tiN., whete the 'fieket, Ni. .2(;57, a Prize of 40, 0001 1 . ‘tviaic.s. '..1111,t,,,1,111'1;iiid; and it' th e „Lottery • -`,-----Itze, 43.0,0001._ were also Said. dratvn in NFU, , Al. , . - utt .;,------,,---------. .. 'l. ,t , ii.,11)(1 Risi.4; it) the FUNDS, itiiht tr ee 1.1 ,; ) ,,'t-"r `,, 142 , - -' ll 'D, BL:RNE and CO. Stock-Bllthers, iTtli t i . l it- " " ` ect uill•to' s 1 . .. the Public attention fo the Nov 11, • httly I n ` • •`) tut • • .‘• Lotte ry. lay e ileresting Scheme of. the eitsuitt, _ . (If ,_liran n r "'''"(l•Tte4 Prizes exceeding.the itionen.se .inotta_t "I4)lt.lndeelionf.lrc.l and Tourten Thousaild Pounds, in Co , n , ' 4 i --; :\i ""eY, ilia v 1 )e obtained—ar„, , Teatly excci tab iti l . ‘'t"l ever Irtiovn before .with only ; I) .'Zi .ll : e , 1 4 this Fxtralrdinary Lottery ' ;. r ,OOO 'l:it...Lets . flirt e Prizes of '•, i 7,, - - ' Air f' e io,i)uo ' l t . Three of 40001. Eig . lit .4 po.)1. 7,''' 4 ~11Ie whole 4)f which as there are no Is'ixed I rize_s : -.1: 4 •'- " I '"%ett on the .7th INovember, on wiCiejt DaY _t 1 ?•'; kt ri!; , ,!...c.rNlneuev, Tickets and Shares arc now on , S. ,, tlt. -'''hQr,'-4,'''`1Y,'131..11t.N.-E,-:ind Co.'s, No. "93, Royal Exchan ge, tlor, 1 ,: 11 formes Lutt,rie, ( apital.. Prizes to the a.)iioutt of ' l ' , tred'all Two Millions of ,Nloney have been Sold and , I ' 4 Y at i t i . 3 .." ) 1 8. 1 ;It's s in the Public Funds transacted with •fi ,;•-z•-_,,,,..5....:% tis t eh , • alt , ... • • L UNPARALLELED GRAN D PRIZES - MAY Bl'', AI ! ' , a ' ,00(,4,,1TA J VVIS NEXT tu ESI)A I !‘'.',..,.. . 1 ,ireet li ..in. alio Co. I , li ) (1 \ 1 9 1 " - ' • ilt,,lcarly Opito site Bond-street, Respectfully autiz . t) the .1.41'1'...' a" 'Publi c th'rt the Drawing Of the present titeanya •lrett.ll ' i lei ' L "tter - ' ‘.•-•il' c i ~ elle • N EXT TUESDAY. • ,he re,,ii,•tauivitie l'ize's l ( '', l ; Lii t i-/O I ‘- t a htl••2o 000!. already bear . a ''Llai 1 . 1 , 1 ,: t (-1: s vr , tl Th ‘ ccul ' d i;;l ' ititls a ' ntl, front the Cont i the Funds 'r .4 . -n ;•, ' eft;re- ' the Drawing', •be still fi..,l4ti i ?.,'"lend in Pll,l' . I". 'lliere are also ;3 of ‘ 1(1 "- 19 /. 8". of ."" ;I' r- '- ( 1 40 01., ithcl ( r . o. ofher Capitals ' with tits: usual . . /1 ';'•Ii l- r.;',. °1- 'l,e' smaller Prizes . ft - taking a Graitil 'Total of ' • ' ~. b., Ali ~ ~2 . ‘ l' ' '..-.X,-,1 4 . 4 : ), PUrillaSt 3r 1 •ti - lly • coartifended, as fi•ciii 4.1 0,.., ; "''' - '"'-Ir I L, '• t' e32 "`" .°. •t I e .., • . fl t. great deinan , l, 1, k 1 ; ,,,,. i si . • e Seticitir, and tut! ,resent . .11 Price. "'ter, t ' •I•ites will itio4 uritlrtblv advance mut n i . Vli,, p 1?. ,ti:V•Ati),liit gold ' ' s, . . ~• „ ra t all. Business in tl' l '' i.,4111is t'•• l, l' '''. l'hi‘i ; d c . l ‘, ' and dispat li ert,,. ", 1 - ,,.,,. , • t 6 t, 1 olitSilet,t, 1,1" li Lt.:, Vi ce ~v .. 0, ... of f i ce 'll I ' "I' 0i1,., . ~- " ")itvy, with i1,reii:1.,..i. ,. 1.... F r letin , ed and ict.,,,,rix•lse, will be, gratefully ztc-,'"''' b iitio:tfto..,. e:tel:11 tell. . 4 ' 4 Vi 1.17, Oxford -street. .. 1711 et, 11' • . . 41, WED NE7 , , N OVEMB Eit 3,1 b..). SO'CIE'TY OF ANTIQUAIIIES LONtiON, Sumerset•plaev, Nov. j, lgls. .N atICE is lif.ieby thot tite,‘Vif,EKLY SIEFAINGS . of.. this SOCHz, FY will he Ye,sumetl on THURSDAY .I:VENIgG,. the gth iiioant,.ar the usual i~uur "NICHOLAS CARIASI,B, Seci-eta:ry. GOVERNMENT STOCK OR I:ONEY. T N The present. Lottery, the Prizes. 'pay be re ceived in Government 3 - per Cent. Stock, or the Value in Money, if bought at SWIFF and Co.'s Fortintlte Othees, NO. 11, P6ultry; 12, Charing-eros's ; or 31, Aldgate nigh street... THE SCHEME CONTAINS 3 Prizes of 1.50,000 4 20,0 0 1i • 3 4,000 &c. &c. and by the late extraordinary Rise of the Funds, these Prizes are greatly improved, their aggregate Value in Money being more by many,Thoutod Pounds than when the Contract was made with Governmenr.—The Drawing begins on the Bh NoVEmr.6ll ; and - Tickets iiii&Sharils are selling in great variety by the Public's obedient Servants, SWIFT and Co. This Day, was iniWished, A CUARGE to ,tTp'e'CilintGY of the ARCH ISL. DEACONRY of NORWICH. By the Rev. li. BATtiunNT, LL.II, - ' • Printd for• Mrs. Stockda N.B. Mrs. Stockdale not being ;Ode to procure another Re sidence, still continues at Na. 170, Piccadilly; but as the 1-loutse lately occupied by her,•No. .160, Piccadilly, out of which she has been fOrced by th ,- .• Mtirtgig-ee. has been open ed against her as a Magi:llWs Shop in the same name Mrs. Stockd'ale presumes,tusrequest • that all Letters inten ded for Ler may be addressed to Nlrs. Stoclsdale, 176, Piccadilly. 176, Piccadill}, October 30, 1815. Shortly will be published, illustrated by Maps and numerous natr,;. FrRAVELS of ALI BEX, in Morocco, Tripoli, ()iras, Egypt, Arabia, Syria, awl Turkey, between the Years 1603 and 18')7. WRITTEN BY HIMSELF, - • And translated into English. Printed for LOngnian .11urst ltces, Orme, .and Brown, Paternoster-row, LOnilon. FROM TUE LONDON GAZETTE, 0cT.31,1'815. At the Court at Carlton-House; the '3lst . day of October, 1813, present, his Royal 11i4liness the Prince Regent in Council. It is this day ordered by his Royal Highness the Prince Regent in Council, in the name and on the behalf of Ma jesty, that the Order in-Council; issued on the 19th of this instant October, for proroguing-the Parliament from Thurs day, the 2d day of November next, to Thursday, the Ist day of February next, and also the Proclaination of the said 19th of this instant October, publishing and declaring, that the said Parliament sho . uld on the said Ist day of-February next, be held and sit for the dispatch of divers .urgent and important af fairs, be, and the same is hereby discharged and recalled ; and that the Parliament be protaigaied from the said Thurs day, the 2d day of November next; to Wednesday the 17th day of January next : And the Right Hon. the-Lord High Chancellor of that part of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland er.Ped Great Britain is to cause a Com niison to be prepared, in the usual manner, for proroguing the Parliament accordingly. JAMES BULLER. WAR bEI'ARTIIENT. Downiug-street, Oct. 28, 1815. „ Dispatches, of.which the following are copies, have heee►r received hi E;►rl I3ath►irst, addressed to his Lordship I.y :Field-MnrshA his Grace the Duke of Wellingtpri, K. G. G. Ilead-qUat ters e Patris,.pct. 8, 1815,. MY Loßn,—l have the honour to . inclose a list . Offieers . upon whOm his Majesty the •King of the Low Countries has' conferred decorations of different classes of the Wilhebn's Order, in of his Majesty's =approbation of theirsv vices and conduct, particularly in the late baulks, fought the Netherlands:, which I beg' vont . Lordship to lay before his Royal •llighness the' Prince Regent, aid request .hisltoyal Highness's permission for them to wear the same. I hare, &c. The Earl Bathurst. 1V ELLINGTON. Third Claes Willielin's Order. , Lieutenant-General Sir Henry Clinton, G. C.B. Major-f.ieneralCulq. Grant, K.C. U. , - Major-General Sir olio 1-liilliett, K. C. 13. Major-General Sir George Cooke, K. C. '4. Major-Gt..nerat Sir ./a nies Keno , K..C. B. Major-General Sir illi,turllornberg, K. C. B. Majoi•-General Sir Per. Maitland, K. C.B. Lieutenant-General Charles CountAlten, K. C, B. Fonrth Clasi. Wilhelm's Order. Honourable Colonel Stewart, Is, Guards. Cohniel Era. Hepburn, :3d Gnarus. - Vo!,,avl Fred. Arentsehriidt, 311 Hus9rs. Co'Joel A'. B. Clifiou, Ist Dr.t4 , oons. I - 140. Lieut.-1201.)nel. Ell) Mostone, .33d Foot. Lit-utetruit-Colonel E. 0. 'Tripp. Lientenaut-Colontil Sir i3r01e,.K.. C. 13.. Li .uteri lot-Colonel Sir Henry Bradford, C. B. Lieut x naiit-enliniel Sir George Berhelry, K. C. B. Liiiutvira at-Colonel _Lord Greenock., Lid.intena.it-Colonel N:x m, 11TFoot. Lituten.nic Colonel G., Jlattlebury, tivtli Foot. . bentenant ; Colnael Harris. Lieutenant-Colonel J. floss, 95th Foot. Lieoteumn-Colonel ltusche, 14 Light Battalion, K. CL L. Lieut.-Colonel lieu. Baring, ed Light Batt.alion, K. G. L. • licad-quarters, Paris, Oct. s, ISt 5. M Y LORD,--1 have. the honour to iticlo3e a list of ()diem upon whom his Majesty the Emperor of Russia has conferred decorations of the Order of fit. Ahne,• in testimony of his Majesty's appro bation of their services and cocdpet.,•-partittitarly in the In!ttics tonglit in the Netherlands, which 1 bei;your to biy bjore his Royal Ilighne , :S the rrioe6 . 11A'ge , lit, and ietitiest his Royal tligliincss • s permisbioo for them co wear tiro Same.-1 have, &L. • The Each Itathurst, &c. &c. .WELLINGTONb Second Class - of St. Ann. , Colonel Fred. von Aretitsclieildt. 3d l i lussars, K. G. L. Lieut.-Colonel lluifert Tortens, %Vest linltt Reg - Uncut. Lieuietiant-('olonel Joint Waters, . ',sent enarit-Coloncl Charles BcclAvith, prith Foot. Liiintenani-Coloitel Canybcil, A.ll. M. • Lieutenant-Colonel Colin Campbell Royal Scots . Lientenant-,Colonel .• rthur Clifton, Ist Dragoons. Li e utenant-Colonel Jolla. Hicks,. 32a Foot. • ; Lieutenant-Colonel tVnt. Etiroinstonc, 333 Foot. L e nten:ant-Colonel Henry Mitchell, 51st Foot. , Li e utenant-Colonel A. G. Morcott, 95th Foot. Lieutenaut-COlonel 1. Cameron, With Foot. Lieutenant-Colonel J. B. Clarlie,.iti 1)ro400ns. Lieut.-Colonel Sir John Mar, K. C. B. Royal Artillery. Lieut. - -Colonel Sir flew K.C. B. Royal Artillery.. ' • Licut.-Colonel Sir Robt. Gartliuer, K.C. B. .1 1 .. , iyal Artillery. Lient.-Colonel Sir Wm. Gomm, K. C. B. ltoyal• Artillery. Lientenant-Colonel John Bull, Royal Artillery. .Major Eilaard Kelly, 4d Lite Gu.irds. Major A. MiDonalik, Royal Artillery. Head-quarters, Paris, Oct. 8, 1.815. MY LORD,—I have the honour to annex a fur ther list of' General Officers upon whom his Ma jesty the Emperor of Austria has conferred the Order of Maria Theresa, in testimony of his Ma ,lest v's upProhation of their'services and conduct, partietilarty,in the late battles fought in . .the Ne lherlands, which 1 ins your Lordship to lay be fc~re Lis Highness the Prince Regent, and request his Royal 11i,gliness's - permission tor them to wtar the same. lajor-General Sir John Bynr„r. Maj4-(ienera: sir Freileridi Majoi-Civiii•ral Sir Denis Pack. Major-General Sir Hussey Vivian. • I have, &c. The Earl athurst. WELLINGTON. Commissions in the Western Regiment of Essex Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of toe County of Essex.' To he Ensigns—Wai. Sintrrell, Gent. vice Patiner, resigned' and Samuel Baggot rice Brook, promoted' Cons fission in the Royal Carmarthen Fuzileers, signed by the' Lord Llcoti•nAlit of the Giant yof Cal mart hen. Quartev-Master John Griflith to he Second Lieutenant, vice Davies, promoted. DIXON'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS THESE PILLS :long ()brained a just celebrity iu the private practice of the Prop! ietor, Mr. DIXON, Apothecary ; and .trunt their great success iu ma y obstinate T3iliousLisotders, on numerous Patients of distinction, and otheii,'PartienhtrlY the of Iledford, Sir George War ren. Sir t4regury Page Turner, Vie Dowager ~Lady Say and Se!e, the Viscountess i3nikeley,' &c. .&c.. he was persuaded to offer them to the Public, tinder tile a. " u•iro'rttion ;unitise sanc tion of their Names. The Pills are found tode an incomparable Remedy for re storing the tone of. the .-Stoiaacli, fur or prj,v,enting Crudities, and Cleirconsequent disit4reahle erne tations aad thlt‘tlencc S. They prevent nal)it nal find tenipo rary Costiveness, Siek Read-Acha, and Hurt-Barn - Which is ocfasi , ined.by Pregnancy, a•pl a De'nlit;teil 'itoinach, whe ther arising - from the.:vcriatonyat tt,e redandant !Jilt perate diet, or drinkint.;•to excess. • ' Ity promotitiz a due secretion 'of the lade, Alm), are ob served wonider Lilly to clear a sail Div cOmjleyia:l, and ! W ing a certain, thou:4li ,peralive, they ;ir,vian those in - the liver which are 5, tvonliles.nue in Conntrins; but pavficulaily fatal in war it Cl On this .aCeinnit thq are a va ua:.ile - • desideratum in the rue Heine eiiests of those who go :Oiroad, or in:die frequent voy 1 es. - roey are , ad-nirtible pre,-avative . to sea-lrathine,,,iihn,auch that the success is the c , ni , se of it greatly iktpend,upa,', k in! 4 ,A use 01 them, especially tkile ewers iato tilt. C...in?;ication fur winch sea-I,athiag is preseritnal.. Sold at Mr. Butler's, Clieapside, corner of St. Paul's Church, and mast - Medicine . ) Vet:drys in every Town, in Poxes at Els. Jd,,each.- . . •• SUPERIOR ADVICE. a .... TEEN Prop,ssiimid eriiitietit fur skill , and eXperience, otter their advice, and exert their abilities, fir theente of a few reigning Diseases, they rise so petior to that . prejudisc.which is .so Justly excited ag,,inst the advertisonents of men, ignormit of the: : . first principles; and uneducated . in the lirhtfice of pOrde.• Messrs. CURRIE and Co. regular Surgeons, sailet : nitwit by every privilege to prac tice, and by the ualform saec'ess which thcirooode of treat ment for V en::: wit, has hitherto been attended, continue with :tic same assiduity to direct their 'studies to the cute of every spe..i-es of chat immifril poison, as well as the re morzil of tpti:(e(listaess;‘ig dfin;lties and deticieocies which prevent or emiiitta"..i. ift,24(l'n.'nril State. In the catalogue of !mourn iofirminieS t here or, , no:, e inure afflicting than those . Which ar c the unavniidable consequences - Of an indulgence in a certain destroctiee habit,. The• unhappy sufferer braids over his misfortunes, as -pained to seek relief, until hr is re ctum! to such a State of misery les to render life opliressive. • To such persons it Mitt be a consoling reelection to know that they May now, by a new and infallible remedy, he restored .to their former constitutional stre::gth and-vigour. Weak, relaxed, .debilitated habits,- proceeding either from an excess of cojogal and illicit pleasure, or folio a long resi . in„hotclintates, hard drinking, the injudicioas use of mercury, Sic. are speedity'restali - ell tolealth acid strength. It mustlic a self-evident propoSition, that where the ag gregate of intelleeinal capacity is directed to the treatment • and cure of a few peculiar complaints, there must be thy greater certainty of success; aid as a prolif of this position their met h,),1 - of cure is so particularly expeditious, as welt as safe, and s.s evidently .superior to the common practice,_ that in smile slight cases of infection a perfect restoration is ,•• ro•tel eil iii the short period of three days, aeal in those of the . otmos; inveteracy, Wi:-_re other practitioners have-failed, a proper perseverance in their plan of treatment ensures to 'the ,patient a safe, well "'rounded, and lasting re-establish ment. By art early application, the Patient will escape the danger and expellee of a.tedions attendance upon the less ex po, noced practitioner.' In the Most obstinate and compli cated eases of venereal infection,,such as obstructions in the urethra; spongy excrescences, hard tumours, callous ulcers,. eruptions, sembial weakness, gleets, as also STRICTURES, whether recent or of long duration, and which have baffled the shill of other practitioners, are, by their present improved plan of treatment, effectually and perinanently cured, with out the patient suffering the ex - Cruciating pain and alarming hemorrhage which frequently follows the application of the lunar caustic.. In the cow - se of 20 years extensive practice in this metropolis, numerous cases of strictures have been and are ,daily under their care, the total eradication of whie:i is effected by a safe, certain, and expeditious mode of practice, ssnperior to lily other yet adipted. The weakness, relaxa tion„and debility proceeding from this aomplaint, is speedily 'rcmoVed, and the patient restmed to sound and vigorous health. But where the debilityluis for years existed, a-pro - - per perseverance in their restorative remedie,s, after the stricture has been ' destroyed, is indispensably. requisite to revive rite slumberiug sparks of life, and to re-anituate the constitution. Kveral Noblemerrand Gentlemen of the first respectabi lity Slays been under the care of Meises. Currie and Co. fur the removal of complaihts of the Urethra; Strictures - , &c.; a:;d 'haring received a radical -and permanent cure, request that references may be made to them, as satisfactory evidences of tlr decisive superiority of, Messrs. Currie S u r! Co.'s plan ortreatruent. Many of these-Gcntlemen have had Strictures from 1i) to 20 years, and had been under the care of Messrs. Horne, Heavisides, and other Surgeons of equal eminence, 'who attempted the cure' by the application of the lunar caast ic, wit hOttt stlCCef Messrs. Currie and Co: may be cousolted by either Sex, with the greatest - delicacy, secrecy, )10.itior, at their house, No. 107, Hatton-garden. Pertleots is; the Country' arc requested to state the particu lars Of their ca' , o, age, inn' general titbit of lit iii & c . irelosing a remittance for advice and medicines, when the sa ,„, will he given or scut to any part of the kingdOm. ensure that secreey essential to their unlertahing, the postage of letters. May be added to the accottot for medicines. :?th dune, 184j9.-107, ilatt,n .g:tr Sett. Tl'hitrhall, Uct. 31,. 18lb, Ills ItaYal Highness the Prince Itegent has been' pleased, in tire name the behalf of his Niajestr- tir grant the. dignity-of Baron of the United Kingdom of Creat Britain sand Ireland, unto the Right Ilan. Lieut. 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HM, of Hawlist:ine, in the saiJ ex'n ., ty of Salop, EN. deceased. s:tNK!tUPT.c George Ansell, Cat;halton, Surrey, calico-printer, to any, render Novem4er 4,1.!, a.id i;eeeni`Jer (9, eleven at . Gnijdnall; London. Attoroey, 31r Eiche, Planers F , .:11, • Old ilroad-s.reet. , JOllll Foster, Plymouth, coach-nilieri,' Noventher 18, 20, and Dvceinoer 19, at t.velve, at tl'eaYley's Hotel, Ply inutith-I)nek. Attornies, 3leors.. Darke, 'C'hurch, aua I)arke, Princes-street, Betiford-r.v.v, or .31r. J. W. ilozon, • Plymouth-Doel. Jolla Strott, Rickmerstvorth Hertforiis'iire, tut Munn, No-. relater 4, at ten, 18, at eleven, anti december 12, at one, at Guildhall, London. Atturnies, 31es,rs.Gale and Son,. liasiu i-street., 'filbert Hamninnirs-court, Nlinelq-lane, wine-flier chant, November 4, 14, anti DiceMber 12, at eleven, at -Attorney, Mr. Putts;• .Serjcaiit's Inn, Iltet street. --, Miller, Rye, tinssex, draper, Nnve„lkfr 7, 14, and DeceniUer 1-2, at clevi:a, at (iuildhAir, I,o,ltrn. Ntes4s. Dawes and Cliattie;d, Adgei-cautt, 'i'hronii. run street. Willia n Pierson, Great. Yarmouth, victualler, November 21, it six, 22, at Ica, and I.)e,:eiii.ker 12, at twelve, at 11:c Black Lion, Great Yarinoii, h. Attorities, Mvseirs. swain. Stevelrs,;.ittples, ar, 1 Pnitse, ici.'s-lilacs, Old Jewry, or Mr. Jalat, Sayers, Great. Tat month. JOhn Gotlfry„ Uolenester,,inolieeper, November 9, 10, and lieceinher at ,ten, at theited.itma into, Cotc.:esto'.— Anoraks, Nles,,rs.Sparling, jun. and Watey, li•ead-street, Colchester," or ,Messrs. Clictlllllall, StiiVt./16, and Wood, Little Saint Thotans Apostle. Richard Cation, I.•akenhain, Norfolk, money-scrivener, No .vtantier Id, at six, 17, at ten, at. the Feathers anil•lleeettilier 12, at teti, at the Nett lon. Holt Attoruies, 'Mr_ Williani Withers, junior, Bolt, or. Messrs'. Ballaehey . and Bridges, Angel-court, "fitrogniorton- street, Thents Hoiden, Mancht.ster, butcher; IN:oveuther 23, at fire; 21, and December 12, at eleemi, at the Royal Oak Inn, 'Lancaster. Alt.ornies; Mr. Illalielock, Nerjettnt's -Fleet-street, or,Nlessrs'. Johttson and Rubinson, Lancaster, James Pall'ard; Portsmouth; grocer, November 14, at one, 1&, at eleven, and. December 12, at ont,.ht the Foiniluitt 1:10,.,1 ortsulouth, , ,, Atturnits,.Alr. yfium , ...liri gg s, Essex street, Strand; or - Mr. D. IV. Wedkli, Gosport. Jos luta Thonias,...Kiiigstaiiiry, Glotic - estershire, clothier, No vember 20, at five, 21, and Decentlier 12, it. (e lev e n , at the Kiiies Arius, Stone. Attornies, Messrs. Sliephard, Adlituttou, and Gregory, Bedford-row, or Mr. G. Wattle'', - Stroud. . • •- - • Witham Garside, Stocliport, grocer, November I'o, 11, and December 19, at ten, at the Watre,) Bulkeley Arms Inn, ' St...iclii4n . t. Attornies, Mr:Baddeley,-Stut'kpurt, or .lessrs. "Milne and Parry, Temple. mas Handley, Kenilworth, Warwicksbilv,.maltsler, No— . rember.l3, 14. and December 13, at eleven, at the King's Artois' dttoraies,,•Mr.' Hurd, King's Bench 'felaple, -or Mr. Edward. 11 atts, Ke t:ilwor?h. „ . Pringe, Lugs-BriilLe Milk, Hernfordsbire, Novem ber 10, 11, and I)ec,!u'ilter 12 2 at demo, at the IloVel Atioroies, Messrs. liorite and Rogers, - Serte. street, Lincoln's Lon, or Meisrs. Bud, IVoliaston, and Cleave, fiervfvril. Heory Arnold llon er,Taunton, SomersAshire, linen-drapqr; Noveinbet 6, •16, and .I.Yece•inber 12, at eleven, at the Lkoi daa Lnu, I:aunton. Attornies, Alessrs. l'inchard 'and Trt•treltarti, Taantun, or Mebsrs. and Witham, Gray% Ina. Joieptt Osbaitlest , 3n, Milli-street, Citeapside, Manchester wiirehOllSC:ll3ll, November 10, 11, and December 1-2., eleven, at the Palace Inn, Manchester. Attorney, Mr. S. Edgti, t, Anit's.street, Mancuester. Rio:lard Hodge, St. Ertl[, Cornwall, sliovliecper, Novemb er r„ at Putice's lintel, Truro, 9. at Kaapp's tIOtel; and 4ecentlier 1.2. at PCAC4:4,; ' ,: . - . lrluivii MICo) at -ekveu. At- . .. __ tocuev 1:1.r. Iteonallach, Truro, .. . - Josc•itL Snape, Paul-street, FinstiOrF . :-square, cabinet-maker, November 7, 18,„ and .1./ecetnhe'r 12, at ten, at Guiltiball. , Attorney, Ail. Patten, 1 - l.itton-.4",trden. Ro!)ert Adams and John AdattS, Oxtord-street, upholsterers, November 7, 18, and Dee&l.ilnr 12, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Hartley, 1.111.14 e-street, lilackfriars. AnateiVltollo, Castle-street, City-road, chair-maker, No ;, 14, and Decemner 12, at twelve, at Attornies, aiesirs. Rubinson :nut Hine, -Cilarte-1-1-0-06;; square. Tnua Eggar, Hulybourn, Hants, tanner, Nor. 7, 14, and Dec: 1'?, ;it twelec!, 149tidoit. - Attorney, Mr, Voting,' Chariot e-row - , Mansion House, London. William Wilson,,Litneloinse; merchant, Nov. 4, 11, and Dec, 12, at - ten, at i.tiildlrtll, London. Atiorney, (;tee n. wood, Ctizpter hou;e-court, St. Paul', Ctiii . en-yard. John Vanx and Joint ‘Valton Citliti:ii-street, Lon- , • don, Birmingham and Sheffield, inerdiant,„ N ut .. 4, 14, and Dee. 12, at eleven, at kiuilithall. Attorney, Alr...Co tuertur:l, Coptiial-court, Thrugal,rt-in-stteet. ~~~ f 4)7',' 4.! tz't"' ) :i !(i DI VI D DS Nov. 2S. Fry', Bristol, distiiier, at tWelve, at the Com mercial itooins, Bristol—Nov. 1 .J. Coaper, Arlesimry street, Clerkenwell, ironmonger, at. twelve, at Guildhall.— Nun*. 21." J. Banks, ThoinaS-street, Newington B.:tts, sta tioner, attune, at:Guildhall—Nov..2l. G. and J. Aneell, Wv!-- 'Mgt.'', Surrey, callieo-printers, at'twelve, at NO'. 21. 1J Leadeuhall-Street, gold and silver lacrttian, at eleven, at Guildhall—Nov. 21. F. Smith, Shore ham, Sussex,. shopkeeper, at eleven, at 4. J.- Baticoc,,, Queen's-heitil-passai;e, Paternoster-row, hook seller, at twelve, at Guildhall—Nov.'27. J. Briyrlev, Leeds, cotton-spinner, at eleven, at the White Bear inn; Alittiehes ter—Nov. 24..1. Eastall, Port seiouth, vintner, at one, at the Fountain ltlit, Poi•tsamtith—Nov. T. Court, Birmingham. currier, at twelve, atthe Royzil- ilirininvili.iin—Nov. CI. it. hiller, 'Tottenham, watch-maker, at teu, at. Guildhall —Nov. 23. 'l'. Vend, Halsted, • Essex, innkeeper, at ten, at the Red Liou lnn, Coleilester-.-Nov. 27. It. \l'iitsioson and J; Sutton, Nlanchester, drapers, at eleven, at the White Bear !nu, :Manchester.. CI: AM FICAI ES—Nov. 21. • P. llawhin4, Beer-lane, Thatnes-street, victualler—J. B. Flayton, Kiogston-upou-lioll, tuvrelmot —H. Marham, Cam bridge,- merclia t :111 11'ch!,rr-street, St. (waist., Southwark, vietitaller—W. Sout!rey, jai,. Bristol, Hall, oxford-sti.ea, tool toanulocturer—.l. Davy, Bishori- Somerset, tualtster—S. S. Brauseonth, Holbara, lottery oilice-heeper. • PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. J. Stockwell and J. Bretton, Brimnl, tobacco-manufacturers Perkins and T. Cooper, Coventry, iruninougerss—P. Evans, and .1. Learnionth, Ci uss-street, 6Uswell-streeti Mid dlesex, brand•-merchants. SCOTCH 'BAN KRUPT& SEQI.3 ES !'RATIONS, Oct. 21. Sohn Thom, coal-raercbi,nt and agents Glacgow—. Creditors meet in the Prince of IVales' Tavern Lucre, 31st October and 21st November, ?A t. _ _ _ Oct. 21. Dougall cattle-dealer, Lawers, Perth shire—Cr:Altars meet in Robertson's inn, CriaT, Ist and 16111 Novrinher, at I. '• Oat. 2;3. John NPfloughall, cattle-dealer, Croft house, Perth shire—Creditor's meet in Robrrton's inn r Crieff, Ist tiA , ltith November, at I. Oct. - Hugh Laurie, writer, and merchant,'Glaspw— Creditm s inert in the Prince of Wales' Tavern there, 2d and 17th Novoulicr, at 1.. Oct. 2G. William Duncan, merchant; Ely, Firrshire—Cre ditors meet in John's coffeehouse, Edinburgh, 10th Novem ber and Ist December, at 12: Oct. 27. Peter Laing, merchant, Newburgh—Creditors meet in Adamson's inn there, lath Nov. and Ist December. EXANIINATIONS, DIVIDENDS, &c. Williani merchant amtszow, to be .'the `,llerift-cicrlis's °dice. tlier, :7th October and 10th Noveniher ; r.ll Milne, merchant, Dundee, to he e:tamined in the Sheriff-cotirt room, Forfar, ith and 2.2(1 :November, at I 1,. George Dirloon, tobacconist, L‘linburgh, to be eNainine4 olUe: there, 31st October and 14+,11 No ern.o)er, at 9. rt' . 1 .. ; ( 1 . t..,....v 4 -,- --, ) t., ,-"..,;:-''' '•,..stiue. , +•J I, •';',. Alr