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

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Forcnuon, will -This Da) *44-yealrlishiii, - (Containing set-en Plares) \u. prig. si. of.. srAtiEs 41 161)4in/tibe Scenery, Anti cities, Arctiteeture, Cos tume; Inhabitants, A ninialq, &e. of that Country; selected frOtn'the celebrated worli liv vivAx:T DEMON, • Baron de France, Directeur Gen6r2il-dinlus4es, . • .;., - ~ . ' . • MR. Bt'RKR 4 'S It'bßkS.- - -N - e;o: r.diti.izi: - Thi; Diiy ”;•as j.ihlif.ti;:iit- - , •.-: . .. 2 1-Tan dsrinie4' printed fii . T.lye . t...;1 A. iii:4s. i) F . :, in Kai. CI. THE -WOI:KS Uf ..tii light 0.06. Eii.Nitii";ili .. , Printed frit_ F. C. Arid l J C . i l li K rl E llittotl', Ni ii:' Gi. At: Murat Cliufa Yard ; sold kaki byJ. Hatthartt, l'iecanAlyi Njß. A few Copies the printhd ott',4 fine Roy 4, pnlier; priCe iu board,!, $l. The four latter 'Volumes nuly be had Separately,. - The . •Ith, -51 h; arid tith Quarto Valiinies, may also be liad.l l l.co.kat 44 ,le that Ya1iti.n....,.. : . ....„ _. . . • . be exposed to PUBLIC SALE, at Ms llajesty's I'ictadl;- lingYard,Ttford,equantity of SERVICEABLE BREAD, RICE, and BEEF; also sandi* . Lots of the fallowing - lt• Serviceable Provisions and Stores, now lying in eite said Yard,. . . , This . Wask will compriSe One Hundred' and E 'Ten ngrav ings). with Descriptions and .Explana - tions in French and Eng lisli4 It will be completed in Twenty Numbers, extra large folio, price Five Shillings each, in the.course of 1816. Published by Taylor, Hatton Garden, and Sherwoud, Neel}'; and 'Jones, Pa.terniister-row, Bread, Bread Dust, Flour, Raisins, Rice, Pease, Oatmeal; Beef, Pork, Suet., Vinegar, Butter, Cheese. and Sugar ; Washed Bags Leager, Butt, Pnricheon, Hogshead', Bar rel, 'Half-hogshead, Irish Tierce and Barrel Stares ; Head ing, tight and drr; Fire Wood, &c. &c. &c. • TO ALL SHOPLi.lia'EllS. GENTLENIEN-7-Aliow ine-tu retirnniend 1() you the sale of the REAL now so notch admired fonthe superior quality of pleasing all Wboddmire glossy Donis, p.s- it produces the liigheit polisa and jeeblacleeie; beheld, equal to: varnish. It will be found. equally applicable to Ladies as well as GEntleinen's boos_ The bottles arc sound, large, astd well corkitd. free float leak;. age, and - will find a more ready sale than ziny other Blackiu now sold, as no bottles are spited for the; convenience of all .partieS § in sizes, yiz. tht lira till. the secottilis Is. and tl' largest is Is. Cd. each ; and.to Shippers, Mercltiits, and Po reigners this Tafuable Composition is recommended, as when the :hacking is arrived in Foreigv-seottotries,-theeoistpositioti is so extiewely valritible:. that it 4wit-not foment; the corps do not fly, and the byttlei are attentively picked. I,nierelY Mention these few 'as intecliarits any traders hava found that the , lllacking they liav"e - erorterl ;abroad has beers iri-so bad a state as to-be qiiite tzih - cal4iible, which, Oa pur chasing this; they will find it pcvteelly to their satiSfaction. The credit months, br 16 Fel' cent. readfr nioii4, at the usual pried; , DOME§"rtc NIANAOEMENT. • This Pay was publiihed, iu 13nio.—Price CO M EST I C MANAGEMENT ; or,. the 11.7 Healthful Cookery Book, on•econonsical Principles, and adapted for universal Use.. Comprising Cillinary and other very useful Miicellaileous RECIPES, aad Instructions for making -WINES. • An ESSAY on DIET, the most natu ral means of preserving ; general Observations on the Nlanagement of a u aily Reniavka.- . on the Dieting of Children Methods of treating such trifliAg Medical Cases as ccortDc Mc sphere of poruestie Management. • _.By a LADY. The Second .Edition;, in a neatly printed. Volume, 12mo, ehlargell, correcteil,and materially improved. , • ' Londiih : Printed byFissignment of B. and R. Crosby er Co. for I3al4jin', fradocii, and Joy, Paternoster-row.- Deposit of 251. per cent. is to be made UM'S the amount ficacia Let at the tune of sale, and the remainder of the p;er- , thase-money paid- before the -Mores are rcinerett, for ,which: • purpose a period of 14 Working days will be allowed frown the slay of sale, the Boyers Partioklarli tobserving, that not less than one-half of the ifuantityis to be Infers away from the pr mi.WS within the first Seven days, anit the.remoinder ire the set en following days, otherwise the deposit -Money will be forfritoq,' and the Previsions er Stores remain the property of the Crown, as' - no extension 'Of time will, on any account, be . granted. . . T HEATRFALOYAL. DRURY-LANE. • -.. , alit FRET EVENING, Nov. .1 1, 18 1 - 5, thtli majegti&.,k r i a ) t i s , w ill ptieforni the CotniC.OPerao I , Lard Aim . tt- •ti ' it . l l l -1 , E A I M r. a .l l ; l) Co ° ote rr (l l )i E s s N d ll a L i L i p . e a r :a nc e in that ,Fharacter ; Sir Harass Svhddinore, Mr. IThwton ; Mervin, 'Mr.' 'Sue • Fairfield, INV. -Porqell ; Odes, Mr.'Smith'; ti:night ; Lad Y .' 8 . . I Sp i +• • Theodosia, Miss rtodioluec;eFatiny Md 3 ; 42 l . l l l ( a )r irti .' N Pa r t7y *'-' a is ' s s ash wh it : l :vi h l ' i :%111: : -. fa fav ' ourit'e SI/116 . C! from thei Opera of The WoOdman Aber 3d appcarante in that Character, and sth on this State). . . • - To which Will be added, the Farce of '. . . HONt....SI"I'IIIEV.S. 1 Colonel Careless, Mr. klulland i Captain Manly, Mr. Wal acic; Abel, Mr.'oiberry;' Obadiah, Mr. Dowlon ; 'Teague Iwith the Sons of " The T - iVI-' sl B y") Mr'. Johngoile , ig i ti 1 0 , I ll's Day Ni ' ,s , i. b • t - rs..opuriis lttth Mrs. Orger. , . ~tßoxes and Places to be taken of Mr...'spring, at the Rotunda, the principla Entrance 'Of the Theatre, in Brydges-street, "31)al Tea.till Four, and of whom may be had a Private Box. ti xes (Nrghtly). ' , is.; Second Prtze, 3s. Ed.---Pit, 3s. Cid.; Second i ce, 2s --LoWer Gollq, Secontl -Price, Is.—Upper G a n • eI Y, Is'. S dp.• .1 • , , coon i le':, ht . _ 3,,,;'11 Monday, fide Tra:;,..,1v,0f Taipei lane:: Bajtgrt, Mt% Ryan; . tri ' - . l ' thz Ballad .Parce .)! .l'he Quaker.-03 Tuesday, the C0(111:431.,tra (1 1 1 : 43 1. , tra Of The'Siege of Bvigi day : Katharine, MkSi Nash . ~„. lst ;Ippearaye in that Character) ; wit It-The Maypie ; or, ' M 'iid of Palaiseati.--On •Wednestlav, the Trageay of Tst 13i,e,claite : ltajazet, Mr.Aean ; after Which will he presented, . Itr i' isil: first time, a tick,' Farce, under the title of Who's .Ope ra " l " - °fir he Dtidulde laitOostrife.—On Thursday, a favourite 41..0ii rriddiv, the 4.:owedy of The Will: Albina Mint trine, Mis: Madilyn.. . ' . • * ‘ ' 4.11 ew Cotitiody is in preparation, anti will speedily be pro duced. . . THEArVRE ROYAL, COVENVGABDEIST.• • / ru t s TREsENT, EVENING, Nov. 11, 1815, will be acted' the TrligedY of TERCY. • r : 3) MY, Earl of Northumb.:aloud, Mr. C. Kemble ; Earl "Sas, Mr. Yojing; ltatiy; Nlr. Barrymore; 'Sit Pit- Pert,l*. '446 t. i n th E gerton.; p:lwina, Miss O'Neill (I te i . fi rs t 4pgear at Aft Charct ea- ) Birtha, Miss Seymour. • er whielt will be produced, for the lath time,. a nes!" .• J G rand Historical' Melo- Or a d ea , i n Th ree Acts, call e d 'OHN IIU BART; ou, THE VOYAGE TO POLAND. .4114 t Alusic, Scenery, .1./resiei,-..and Decorations, • . • will be entirely new. The Prince de COnfi {e:iected 'king of Poland),- Mr. Ha ; John Du Bart (Commodore of the French Squadron, ! L ilt Captidit the Frigate l the Fame), Farley; Francis b ray s n, and' Lieittentint olthe Paine),,Miss Am- - ; O'llibeion iiilor); Mr. Ttiliely ; kodolski (Castellon Abb"L Window), Mr. Egerion ; Coloael Cassialir Datiowski Mr, ott ; (a - Vassal toliodolsliii, Mr. Liston; uiva (nis .Mite), Miss Seymour, • • . In Act H. a Fes.,ive Dance. x.,•-•lte.seryinit''uf the' Guns, &c. &e. in thc Sea Fight, and the ?losi,Jii of the Vessel, under the direction of Signor Rug , Kitri s • )3O; 'l'Aik 3-If °! the 7BOXeS to' be taken of . Mr . prandou, at the.' i - ` - ` l " e rlart , strect, from• Ten till Emir. • Ss 7 5.; Second Price di.•tid.—Pit 33. ; Second Priee •;;Low rice er Gal:lt:ll.2s * • Second Price Is.,—Upper Gallery Is.; • tiIEP 'Ol th opened Six. at Half-past Fier, and the Play tri • i(raritt Historical Melo-Drannts,•calleti - JOhn Du Po: ‘ l iryisge 1)9 Polarld; is fully eMablished in the • ,onr, and will he piziforniol on •NimiditY, .Wednes it...lay. • ;tite r ' l he Beggars' Opera : Polly, Miss Stephens; t itt Lane, kuut physick,- UlO Wei Dtt BO' icm Ilerf,, t ,:7' 4 Y, a popular Tragedy, in which will , bfr4i s : ; with 'lle Forest' of Bond; 'or, The D.,7, of Mini , s e i ';`7on Wednesday, the Opera (if Love in a Village : lio- ThOrstlay; the' Tf Vence ed Belridera A 116 5. O'Nei ll 'with r ihe dyo i of itia,;, -s e . .)u Friday will be produced Garrick's Dramatic no tion. u f CY'ruon, which has been for Stnhe time in pr0ara ......._ .... . .. .. .. . .. . : "........ A coNsemtTioNs CURED. . . . IitiOPESIONAt MAN, who through an sjort.,,:x le.nsive practieo in the above Disease, has. been I so i lit.r, ( 1! as to discover a MEDICINE that is an . IN . F . AL . il, s .__ r ,iltE for CONSUMPTIONS ; by ; which , .M . edicint be %...lie``l,Ql many when given over by entment 1 hyoctatts, a . d ou r , l 6' ll the last •stage of a Consumption, attended with te tt ' : sPilting of blood •tnd zdematous swellings- of the $ • • , , • t di th I hongh the truth. of this assertion May be !Jou t . - 1,,,,. e Ad Vertiser. is .happy to- say, that he has it in his sr) " ( t° re fer tO those ht.• -s Cured, _and when given over by ''' , e f . thelirst Profetsional Men ; he therefore now pub .', 43,.. th05e W o are.► .l 0 • sri'. .t i t UntrS it test ' h • 1- b uriT• under this afflicting .PS-Lett„, , . ... .. eti s ee... s t ""`"st - - paid) addressed for A. B. No. 6,. G i rea , t ,ainiedi.,VectiNeW-road, Nkry-le-bone, London, will MC laity " e attenti on ' ;.'and where - attendance is given every '-- ( 4""Y3 exceated), from 10 to 12 in the forenoon. . , IT n uefits' accruing : to Society, in conse -1": V . - sit ' 'e!lCe . "f authorised Members of the Faculty, cjir,•ct. , tatn:te'iv abilities to one peculiar branch of the Profession, t,Sigl,i,srte.r.nfoioNre clearly exemplified than at Messrs. GOSS S ery $ established many years for the cure care sli g h t s a ge of VENEREAL DISEASE, under whose ca Air otheYnTtoffis oftto disappear in two days, and Strictures, ,i t tit;A:e's'eaes of the Urethra are ; Speedily removed, a it . t 7 Arid 14. PPlication of caustic :—A just tribute to their skill Iviiith 4'4".itY,eoptpels this - public avowal of their judgment, ,-,.,t,.i.. .el!ables them to treat successfully, the most.delicate lian:Z:3Ttieut suiijecting it to the usual harsh, and . gen . er . ally, t o e, , ,Aly methodss this surely must be a pleas i ng !Like ;,arte,.? .ferualeS lahOtiring under any of the above . cu-cutu tt.,,„ !• 7 ss or disorders and deficiencies, interfering with te tire—and impeding conception. To t irii:ll,:iißiutrivo7l).e:Croettidt,:e:nnri.slin:,:tfdri mit '-'•'Cllt4ed.....'ilTY O i . so.itary seusnali . ty.a renovation . of health under the most inauspicious state of de r?, Perim 4 on the briult of mortality, from 4 : t ki, e l u " '''" s ource of his disorder, ;kes s „ '', 3 alit venis et oceco carpitur igni."—V , irgil, rttfteo ; ',.° B s and Co:. Menthers.of the Royal College of '''‘ i 411i"..' ten , at home daily,• fok personal consultation, t r . c arts al- letters, (by. return of post) statmg . minutely iit'ea:.'„‘,!"*„.ntid c losinginc a fee.. The requisite, medicines can 1 ; Hrs-,"Y ,an sento any part of the Kingdom. "`,*vie-styeet, Fleet-street, London. .. - 1/ 6 LOCK Alsth SURGICAL DISPENSARY. . e l°3-aHi ghness the DUKE o f 'YORK, Preiident, mid arl the f iAlOwiiko• Committee of Governors . , '3i °I R 4rozna b * 1 of L:- • ! It Col: W...1.;10ne5, I. I . •Itt. into carlm Jahn Latauche, Esq. M. P. it, h. C ol. R. B. §heridan -M. P. Col. H. Clements , M.P. ...01. J . Bory, M.P . . Capt. J. Hay. - trier SURGEON, Mr. tr. SURGEON, . . Member o f th e Royal College, Loudon, 14 • -.1% above. ESTABLISIIMENT .unites the 41 040 - t B l afety of a PUBLIC .INSTITUTION, with , a Delica cy; ,oidexltr4dlicreey, that belongtto private I raetiee p , . d_ Vynai q.t,!'bjth Patronage, it is conducted by such rofes 1) '' 1 " zlTl extonsiv • Practice that the worst C a ses, of ill'3l;t4:lQ't" Srjettires., 1;e1)11;ty, ticeratiOns, &c. however i " V II " °r f 104. Standing experience a complete .cure, .-I'..'hiCii.j,,'l,,3 ► 2(lut 134 ang - enicartif the Gene rative Organs ) , 11r;•ti.ii4',1, the Corwttwion wild shoot:lts Lite, ~ irt ill, .. .5.r1,4 n may be consalted by Patients of hOsh s exes ! kfiird,.....P.llvtl;) • house, No. 21, I iwer Chitelutte-sttect, •Bed 7 t , ...„0.4,.,,1are, where the necessary Advice, and Meilicii . tes will . : ih ia :i t !' r . t.:q to an ►part of thit Uiiited . Kingdoin. •,V Sec und 4 ,.? 'as Plll.lllSlicri, price •ts. boards, by F4ls.ierna i n, enn.", ,7 lit Improved Edition of a Practical trcittrse on t 4n i j i,,,,-'' 'l3rtse Ind its C.:pill...venues. Sold by Sherwood tr eet . t. , , ), Paternostr-row ITli an'ol sop, 1 74, ilee - 'e11".,1 1 ‘l',W, C roV;a- e court, ; Soho ktiley and by tell other Book- 11011,ILLING-OFFICE, Noo.•10, 1315. co3iM LS'S/0 ivg R far-I'WCTUALLJNG His MAJESTY'S NAVY rlo heet4Y that on .Tnestlay, the 1.!. • bate n(, they 6e - yelay to rrccit. , e...7'entlers ila .writing, scaled up, and treat far One Thintlred Tons of OAT 1 EAL, to 6e dclivcied iii the course of ti 31.onth .itajarty's ,kictuating ~:Storrs et .I.ie Ports, and in-tlie proportions undermentioned, Tons. Deptford - - Portsmouth' es • • Plymouth • •'• 1 - 00 Tons • . and to,be:paid for by Bills payable,. tenth Interest, ninety dayS after date; and also fo r the Sale of all the YEAST that • shall be 'made is his Afajr4ty'.slirewhonse at Deptford for One Yeartrnm the date of the Conti:att.- I'lte Conditions of the contracts may be secs at the Secre tary's (Vice. No regard will. he . harl.to . any Tender - inwhich the Price not be inserted in words at lengt l 44 : or' that shall not be :delivered to the Board before flie,o'Clock.pn the said Thesilay, the el./Hazlett ; nor unless the Perron who maker the Tender, or ...vow Person .01$ his belted", attends,to answer . :when , , , alled for. •m R. •wEsrs PICTURES.!—CHRIST RE-• JECTED, .his SECOND . PICTURE of CiirtNT I LEAUNG k thy.'fr , a.nd p.epsiGN .of. 1i i t.c.,(:10.7- cIrIN.ION of OWL with several SIV'TCHES, Ore. nnw Exhibiting at No. 115, PALIALILL, near Carlton- House, every day (Sundays excepted) from Ten in the Morn log to the dose of the Evening. N.D.. Good Fires ure kept in the Roenns. • By. Order, CHARLES SMART, Selretary. FIRST DAY'S DRAWING OVER. NOT. O:NtE OF THE. GREAT CAPITALS' DRAWN. Piizi4 of L. 50,000 Prizes 0f... ;„; $ 'Prizes of -L.4,000 • &c. &c. 'ARE; ALL UN DRAWN. -SECiONICP . DAY of Drawing NEXT THURSDAY, atiNine o'Clock in the Morning. ;•• cKsTs and SEI ARES'twarranted are selling by HAZARD, BURNE. and Co. at their Otfice, South Gate of the Royal Exehan,tc; where in former Lotteries Capital Prizes have been Shared and Sold to the, amotintof Two MILLIONS, • • . .sivEwttiGET solicits his friends and the 11 . •lific faeoura for the S ' CON) DAY of DRAWING, THURSDAY NEXT, 16th -NOVEMBER, 15,000 Tickets, part of a Scheme of 20,0e0, containing Three Prizes of Seven Prizes of 20,0001. each, the three last of which having the Three Priies of 30,0091. attached to them,, wakes the whole Scheme. - • a Prizes of 60,0001.-.4 oCeo,oool, sce.• c . 3 list (*lt: Consolidated Annuities, 'sine of which great Capitals are at present drawn. Tickrrs arid SHARES are selling at his 'Old Offices, 37,"Cornhill; 1 I 38, 'Hiiymar het ; 11, Holborn ; 141', Oxford-street, Where Capitals have becu Sold to an amount unprecedented. ONE DAY .OVER.-THE. RICHEST WHEEL, EVER. "OWN !,. a.... Prizes L•50,01 • . 4 . , 4 • 7 1000 ,-,%lomey, with all the rise 9 , 500 above 56. 1 - • .300 j - . .1 ~ Besides nearly 4003 other Prizes of 2601. 1001. 501. &c. Ric.' Begins at Nine o'Clock• in the MOrning. NEXT THUItS- I)AY, November 16, which will he the LAST DAY BUT ONE 1- , . , ' • Fr BISH, the Cotitroctoi . , returns his gritefut • Thanks to his best friends, the Public,',for their dis tinguished Patrona:;e in ALL, Lotteries, - hut ;more parCett lath for the Unpreeedented favours he, has experienced•up to • thedrawinv of 'the present lottery, one dily of which belly ,. • r“, • • . over, and nearly ALL the Capital Prizes yet undruwn, he has the pleasare to announce tlic•.Richest Wheel ever known hi the annali of Lotteries.—Tieketi . and Shares (warranted sin4rawn), - are selling at 1)6 fortunate °aims, 4; Cornhill 4Utt 9, Chathig,Cross. • REDUCED PRICES OF LOTTERY SHARES. IDPING s ens! Co. . NO. I, Cornhilt, . p great varie t y.uf Nous b.etk,, warrant -d Undrawn, - which they will now sell at-the following Reduced Prices : Prices at Pidding's. Prices at other o:hces.- Halves; only [lakes 10' 0 L.I2 15 , 0 Quarters, .." .5 0' Quarters, Eighths .Sixteenths , t 11 6 - Sixteenths - 1 . 13 .0 TO THE PILMLIC. -• The Contractors having conducted tifemselves towards PIDOING- & (;o. most Illiberally and Indirticely, heeausti they 'published the Real Scheele as 'advertittetf by• Gover n and rcause they would nut hold fottli t , i‘the Public .the delusion that the three-Prites of .40,000 l: Stock. might be drawn the First Day, when there was no probability f t.lereo., Cakfour Priies'of,io;oQfil. must first be drawn), Piddi i ig ai ;L i o v aoepeetfolly.elipeal to the Public for their c - .;iniateitante, andituund.theal that... Mice tut a fortner.ocCasiciu theSi saale Coutnictots acted oppre,sively to P. and Co. by refusiiii,to tai back their ttesold Sharei, as is ctist.iinai-y,. it v.us only the prelude to their selling the largeSt.Capitals i a repetition of whick is peri4aps destinel uiiiv to occur at. . No. I; CORNIJILL. Country Orden, enclosing the strOotuttp punctually executed. - GAS LIGHT. • • This Day•was p u bli s h e d, At R. ACKERNIANN'S, 101, Strand, and to he had of all thelioolt find Pr . nitsellers in the United Kingdom.—ln one Volume, aro.. Price 12s. in beards,' the SECOND 'thsN, with Additions, of " • - PIIA C T 'C -A L T E I•S E GAS; exhibiting is sturintary Description .of the, o and :Machinery,, : witl: .. lltentai:ks on the Ufflity, Safety, and o.eneral Nature of new Brandt of Civil. BY FREDERICK ACCUM. • Illustratted with Seven coloured Plates, sliewingthe Structure of the lar%er . Apparatus no* successfully etaployed in light=: iug fife Streets, llousys, and public Edifice s inthis Metropolis as`Well as the smaller Apparatus made' use of by Manufac,. turers and prirate BEES. • This'Day was published, • Iu One l'olnrce, Octavo, numerons Plates; price ,l2s. in boards. Decitc.tted, by permission,' 2u tie Right Bun. Sir .1 - uelitt Banks, A TREATISExmthe.NATURR, ECONOMY,' -OIL. and PRACTICAL MANAGEMENr of BEES. In which the various Systems of the British • and nireign Api ai.iaris are examined., with the Most improved Methods laid (Townfor effectually PreSerting the - LIVESof .the Containing aka awacitrate Descript Ina, Blast rat ed .I.ly Yates, 4,f the HIVES, invented by Lombard, Dnconedic, . Huber. Vicat; L'Ahbe della Rocca, and other Foreign Apiariatis, and. of a newly invented Hive for the Purpose-of depriving the Bees - of.their Honer witirktfety and-expedition for:lling the most complete Guide to the Study and, Management of those• valuable Insects. By ROBERT }WISH, Member of the Imperial Apiarian Society at Vienna, &c. &c. • - Londoti : Printed for Baldwin, Cradock, and , Joy; - Pater noster-row, , , • . • • • . Jfist published, price INTS or ADVICE to the NERVOUS awl DSBELITA l'Elt of both SEXES, partieotarly to those whose Enfirmities are an imurainuntable bar to Coo tothial Happiness, and to the roisided Proselytes of that' destructive Habit which Undermines - the-most vigorous 'Con- . stitutions, and often preLipitates Youngl'ersons, in the prime of Life, into all the infirmities of Old Age; UJllipliCation of, Diseases, ,and the very brink of the Grave, before they are' conscious of its moral Turpitifild ur destructive TendenCe.... With Observations on the best •Ntode 'rreatnient, founded au long and ample Experience. • By M. VENEL, M.D. Late Profissr of BOtMry at the University of Leyden, Phyi- . aim) to the Royal Household at Berlin, Ste. ' • Publish. ;d by.the Auille , e, and .sold by Sherwood, Neety, .and Jones, No. 20, Paternoster-row; (ir?en, 398; -- Oxford street, near' Soho-sgtoal e ; and all other Booksellers. . , Day published, in Four 'Vols. price 11. 4s.•in hoards, uusTortv Ml'. JOHN Dl CASTRO -11- and his BROTHER, commonly called OLD CRAB. "'SoMe of the scenes (in t he• History of Mr. John •Dveastro) " are in a. style of broad farce which reminds us of Sin:Ali-Ws' " laughable pages 7 --the devices of 1.:Inly Charlotte and of " Genevieve, the one to encourage a bashful swain, and the. " other to attract a philosophic lover, are an sine mid in ".genions,oud many. of the characters are drawn with more " spirit :Inductility than we often find in' the Novels of the pre " sent day,"--Monthly RevleW ! June, 1315., • " WE are by 110 . 1nealt$ orrwiflingto conicss. that the. book " before us has, by its.huniour, operated•.Powerfrlly on our " nerves, and produced a longer succession of smiles, and', " more irresistible laughter than we 'recollect to • have ,iron vent to since yur pernsal•of the Feasts of•the Ancients! ,. ., " The•Hi3tory of Mr.-DeeaStro and his Brotho is Written "in a sq:i . V .e :.y:hich, if nut elegant, i-•:''spirited•ktid. easy its "presents several' Well-draien characters, :and- 4 - hrlles7t • the mithout with genhine wit and lint:lour. ‘V.e,c4risider.;, ",the work. deserving of, perusal, and re:ion:mend:it as.,an • tidOte to ennui: Its principal merit conciits in tits I)ttntutii'" " of the characters, it'eopiouS display of tu•igine.iiti; wtt, aO:1•1- " hilmout,and•tlie meettenrinutaßtuqcney Critical Revi v w Aoy, t&l5 r . . . " In pointo,CA:umociithis book stands , witbout . .4 parallel: 4 " in ottr'itlay;• - •dd the dottlit very mueli , Whet Itee:Vi"::l4l.r n.or'! "Smollett could,- with any chatccE. sucees,i, 4ispuke palm with the History of lle.John.Decastru r . winise. " rally we.shouldhe glad to see . more Particbliirs,:niit tprga:: ." ring our gOOd friend OlifC6inidal..",--Nevi'ldoutfily: : „M.aga..• , " 'April, Isl • i• London :. Printed for Egerton, Whit:01111. Peregrine • , HICKMAN'S PILLS, •• F'or the OttAVEL ) • - • N the various Cottiplaint3• ingilltnt , ta:o • 111)- A. wan Frame, there .are ,none.. more „dreadful .in their nature, .nor ,wore alarming ther..cn,toe . htierices - , than the and_ STONE, PAINS in the BACK; LOINS, 13L LDl)Ekt, and .- L1.1 1 , 1 48.kG6.• They are -Complaints: to which every' ,person is • liable,. and, are, a -foundation: for .every. other .4pecies of •Disq..Aer. The above invainable Medicine,: compw , cd . of the. most innOcent In4Tedients, has been found of singularetlicticr in 'tbe abbre Complaintil removing . the .Calettli, or gritty- Scrretions, and • bitnisliing every4emici,ous tendency to t hose Di s o r ders,- cop; fiticluent. Font a consciousness of the.powerful o,uality of these : Pills, 'folly evinced by a private _l'ractfce of 'many Yetirs ; they are'otfereiLto the - AllliCted, and recommended- as a- Cure for the. Above Complaints., . •••• ‘,01 3 Y , 0F A I.ATTF.It VROM G. GORDON, Sik,'---Hitving been forahove twentv yeartsreatlyttistrwed with the Gravel, violent Pains in the Back, a Strangcrity with little intermission; and •I he most excruciating . tortures, when ever I •friteeitt ptttitu make w. th r ; and at lastbeceon: s)-weak, from wattt, of rest and appetite was scarcely able to walk across , ,the r•oon t . In .111 , 0 es "oi relief, I had, from time' to time, recoUrSe to the best advice, and took the ninst approved PreScriptions;. without being arty. better... Ob•-e - rring Hick utait's Pills advertised as an effeetual 'Cure'for the Stone o_vni Gravel, and stoppages of Urine, I used them this sunnuer for ,debut twO mouths ; and from ietti - found myself ditihy bet. ter, Pass my stater freely. without pain my tr , petite and strength restored, ane to ride pii horseback,' Which -Ecottikl not do for cwt iee mouths preetiling the use of these Pills. .Sir, your tlibSt oliedieritScrvadt; - • , • . . tiEtwGh; tiORDON. Oct"n t e!. 9 - 1 1; 1R1.1.. • Sidi-Sheriff; Berwick4liire: Solo 4 Mi.: Butler's, 4, Clieapside, comer of St. and most ,Mei - I'l6lm Veltilers ill ercu:)' l'o‘ - va, to klolici it 25 4 9d. mat Ifs, EN. each. . ItENlAßK.—Grocers, Oil Me d -, frolirhimtrets; 11 1 :o /4 -gi s t s; Perfithiers, 'Boot-makers, Druelr-ttiantifiteturers, all others; hacked up in• ca.k, or hampers, contain:. iieg. from one dozen of each sizq to a hogshead s in three hours notice, and Se'lit to the 'different wilarfs or inns. • N. B. A reference will be necessary from enr friends in the. country, AkheietherV I riti•aCciicint bpet. • -i -aaii C'entleinen, yoms,:vervtrnly,.. - • RICIIAR.I) TURNER.. NO: ri4 ; 'moduli-p./4J, Southwark: 'AVILLIAA/ 13* . M.OUNTAIN 7 ' . / - sAitAcETS's ligm) • INN sinoW-Hill' n, , , ) ' .. -. TIT; beit;kccoljtiVidarion - lar l'rat'ellers; good I.ids, . . -..„. , cumitc Liquarsoted Thoderara Cliarg;ct. ' . Tfie*foll g .wiiig Poit CoacireS, - Maif•Coackes,'&e. set out trout ..,,, ,the - S'Ar.iceil'sfiead Inn, Snow-4-tili.. 11 , M I 0()K anti GOSLI Ng's AlXllt.;uott() . l.7.auf 5k...) Elegant Post Coach. throligli Hutigerfar4l;-iletybury, Reading, Maidenheadi • sets out Irian the., Saxace:Ns Head, • Snowhill, at geremoclack in the Morning; gets to Arisrlbo rough by dinner tirite_-_; •a• comfortable conveyance for Travel.; !croon the• %V tti. ICesteoatl: •- - - - .: - ,-.- . Tile UMPIRE; - a•Neyv LoTtroat. Light Coat)), only one Night on the Road, carryingft.ur fasides and Fsktir Outsides ; • sets out every. Pay • -at One o'clOCk, arrives at Liverpool next - Aft e rtio•in • at.Six.o'clock f through:thinstable, Woburn, Lath bary;•Nortlinniptop, ‘Velford, Lutterworth, Hitickles; At hel stooe, IsicUeld,Stone, Ittliely,Netvcastle, Knutsford, Wo.r.; rington and i'rescot. - .. SOUTHAMIrf Of;,'Lvtnitigton• ' Winchester, and Basi m .- • stoke New Four Itiside , C4sch at 1 1 'siglit o'claclrin the Moi•li.• ' inn arrives at the George' Inn,'Soutliaitipton, by Six o'clock. 'l'l7i4 is a most delightful c.:•.mveyanee, to the - Isle uil Wight, iiersey, Guernsey,: Saint .Haloes, :Havre de Gr'ace, Cher burgh, &c. : • • -, , . ' ' • -. • The WATERLOO M.D., Light Four pside Coach to Le-di, Halifax, Erudfordeand 4arts tif the North, sets (on ist Two - o'clock of the Afternoon 0 1„tei kivricio-mt.41,1r„G341431!Li0n Inn, I,eed:;, next Evening 4:six ii'•..)4ll:4„,.,ilyrring,tt.' atrial; Grun t lia in, NcAtut4;suyil , l3trucast cf., !'V tr,s . c cri.)t, I i..-',1:14111 to ac-; c all'atidlutt-eilie Town*of .4.cui11., iicti: rwc, ~. , rii c tro, A ,,d v. i . 13 - Lliiit, ; -:- It' stat - de - Ai - e. Leeds at jhree uki,Uck.lif„,,t;AvAtjyrinion. l'asseil, , ,•ersinaytfoe,aiently-ohnie,to Lead from those places and be in Limilomearly the,iicxt.F.,vi.oling.,- , '• .l WEymOUTI-I ; porekei:er; Blandford, SHIISI4LTyr 4)1(10Ver, and Basjuptoli:ei •tie's Pust Cuiteh; every A fli*lii,r,rk,At 'Three o'C:hick. The. ‘Veyriionth Packets to-Gueinsey,..J;'rsjy, Citer-f • burgh, St. Haloes, &c. From Cherburgh is a ntast,Olightfut road to Paris. • '- .• .•- • • • ••. ~, - ~, EXETER, Plymouth,' Weymouth, ~.Dureliester„ Falmouth, MO:mouth; tied Salislmey,•New,PO.tCoaeli, ev'ery Morning, at half-past •Six &cinch; through. Hannon, Axininster; Brid - port. Riandford. Basitegstolte,ands,l3agsbot. •• ' BOSTON; Spalding, Petetbiwou.gli, Stliton.and Hunting don, new Royal Mail Coach; seti-uut every Evening tu Spils by, Louth, Grimsby; and Hull. ... „... BATH & BRISTOL Flying Past-Coathes, through Chip pet-Blain, Cala.; and. M4O - fitoratigbi ererf •Atternoun ; arrive at •Mr. May's',' tifeG•reybound • Inn, Bath e and the London 'Tavern, Thomas-street,- and the Swam; ilsisto!, next Nitwit iiig.—Coaches to Wells, liridgeweter, Taunton, Exeter, Ply mouth-, &c., • -' -" - !,:- - ,7. - • .. ~ , LEEDS new llmht Coach,•ealled The Rockingham; sets out „ ccui'y Morning at Eight o'clock: carries Four Insides only, and goes y r i a a r kabi v ea q ,-wittl a Goar•l throughout. PasiJes through•Stainford, fNewarkviiretford, iiancitster, and Ferry bridge, to the Golden Lion, Leeds, next Ma. :?ing. Notwith standing the uncurnman Expeiliti•in of this Coach, it is al lowed,to be the most agreeable and complete Public Con veyance on the North Road, being unequalled In Accommo dation by any tither.. • .. •• .. .. . - • GEASGOIV,•Long,toWii, Gretim 7 ;:runm, Annan, Dumfries, ..Brow,ithill, Thurahill, Siniquliai•-Kiiii, Canntock ; KiegsWell, and all parts of - Seatlitinl, a Post• Coach (Daily):- 1'611.4 - ',.Scalliiir4Mgh,i•Whithr, ;lrielils,,Sunderland Neu:. - -castle s •;and Erliii,;n•_y~it„ltt Crates, performed with a Gu.ati t*.throngliont,... sets ont, ,•erery .`,4;,ruing at 11:111past Si): ..o'clock .1.,s Wily of Newark, IZetfurd, Tadcailer,'Darlington, Northallertiiii, Duirilai - i'Mtn;n•llt,..atid slierwick:.. Pas Se n w-lintlia- - -tlio•ci,•: , i. - c . fatigued from -the ..length of the veers- ~,. .. j u n F.F t gy,, Ili ay rest that tip! .t io 4 . plit - se,...tinu - iliett prcteed. •on without any additional - Fare.. .•,• '•. • • ..,. • - . BRII)GENOWI'a and Widsidnciw•PostlCtrieli,, rvt: if Eve. - C.,ARLISLE.,.- l'ityitl.t, Tina Witirehav,en. Past-Coach, goes ~:With Four . florseS,,and a Guinn 'zil I the ora - j% Pitsies through B-rough, 'Appleby, •GreattiltiiiLr,N4 It.ehmond, • C.ittericki ' Borongtibridge, Wetherhy, Abertiird, 1) ire-aster; And Gran:. ' (hats..: :Sets, out wiry :Ylorning, and pin•furcas . . the journey •• With the greatest facility. Passengers detained do the Road - by, business or pleasuie,),•fre The peen-liar advantage of their .Scats bein g secured-loupe the next-Coed,. .-• • -; - • KENDAL, Lineaster, Preston, -Kirlir-topsflale; Iloltiini . Charley, Otinskirk, and Garstang Pul3t:Coaches,i - t-ery After . noon; at Five o'clock. 'Guarded.' -- ' : . i ',.. LIVERPOOL, Warrington, Krrntsferd,.gtnne, and Litch;. field, Post Coach, :called 'Hie Expedition, every Evening at FiVe o'clock, to the Sarackti - Itistl Imi, Dale itreet, Livei: pool. Guarded throngliout. ' • . • . • WAKEFIELD .Ptitil-Coach, every Mot)ning, at- halftiAtt Six'o'clock. - . .r•I , .. - CHESTER, 'NetegOrt, Whitchitteli; Tininitiev, NatitWiCh; NorthWieh, •aniilllll.ldleWilli; Pot - A -Coach, ei•er,,Eteititig, at. Five n•Clciek.' !' 4 .''. '••',.. -: .. , •,. ; . . -k. SI:Nl)EILL.NI4.; l 'Stocluton, nod I":!tiii,....new COach, every -- Mothiltgi, to th'C Gatirgy; Inn, f.iiind arla nth . - MA7.SCHESTE*, - ly Inshiw, Codedetuni,'Netvcit t le, Walsal, and Wolverhaniptolt,Pott-Coath, e:cry Aftelliouli.• Guarded: ,".• SHREWSBLat.' , Wellingtkin and Shilfnal, Post-Co:tel t , every Evening - at * Five.o'clocli; Gm:ruled.' , .i Ft EFF,I - s'LD itlisi 'Rotherham Ptkh-Coach, called the Itoek:- Ingham, ci•ery Miirning.. - ' t'I.ICtIINGI - Lkitl. ercurY punt Coach,„with it Guard, sci 4 'out evert - Afteronon', and reacht.s Birnitliglieit• neat day at Noini, ilasseS ,lov !Os.hitd, Eniton aid Sititittone, to the ' Saracen's Head, l..itill-street, Biriiiingliam. •, , • _HULL, Northuaec, Bowden, Thorn . , 0 b(l,l)(4,.etOet-, lipit. Coach, every Mortiinf., ! at, lialf.Fh.t SiX, u- chock, jo the trust Keys. Market-place, Hnll. • .:, ' • I ~_ . ,DorElt, Deal,. Nlirgar.z.,• Sandwieli, R:vmsgate, Caiiterii. bury, Ferershauri.Ctiatlia . m, Itoei...•ster, and !..4!:tattl tie* Post Coaches; slnininc, , ,..N,uion, and '_\- - ii....1t. . HZ:i.TFORD; War:, Haddesdon, anti' Oheititint Coach', every Mornir.i.r. ' ''' . i'k) rTEN EIAM :w..tt ,E( 4 m.9ntnit coach,..ThillY. at. nal f-past Ten, .1:41..•-l);-: f vi - ti, Hatt--, - )ast. Four, :anii i-Ltlf- past `evert • • aid Co. •i - orTectfitily-acl:i:Ont their Frien:is and ruhli:-.,..thztt they t'4t b, acconob hie for any/61.111;4-, Parcel , . 1 i.nggnge, &c. niore ftotrt ' • iftost enterer( e.s such .Hitt .did for itCcordirri;ly, at the Sara.cu's riead Aill:;W•ljiitil.tvlidulle.: •