The Sun. — London, England, 1815-10-28 00:00:00

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Lyon &Co. 105 .0 Jobn*Posey Edy.-ares, Esq. - - - 'to 10- A Widow's Mite - • 20 0 0 A. CC,ESS GIIATUITEMENT. .- - - E 011 LIT y, GENTRY, nnal ()TI-I Ems, -It are respectfuliy informed, ;fiat J. BENTLEY, Nu. Wrgmore-street; rays,.inlisti r square - , Sias. for VIEW and SALE a COLLEcTION aItONZES; OSAIC'S SCULPT t'7 11. F MUSIC,AL INSTP • 1 'l . - -' • • f CLOCK SCKEENS, N! SLABS. ARMOUR, B HL,TAPESTII. Y,COINS,C H INA ,&e. ds,B. humbly solicits future favours, trusting his tersu.s wilt ukeet approbation.--,Property of the above description .pur, chased to any amoont, and ready Cash.—Country Letters, post-paid, inimediatele attended to. N.B. Auiouget the l'aintitsgs are the TWELVE CMSAILS, a fine Set its high presTervatism; tad • the finest CHINA PA GODA for SALE in the three Kingdoms, being 120 inches `fq tilt UNEMPLOYED, OPULENT, and .MIDDLE-A(4ED. want'a tit mould and establish ti 1''1LZ:11, to con4ist of Tio-e . 'e o'r VosA. Capital 5.1,11 ht. coetpril ti ) :it of 1.1:e. P Plvt tica:—For F11114:111 , 11 3i; V. S. •;),<.; iA,ia t 0 the car,: of IN;essrA. and (:‘,. No. 11, z-,treet, Suberipticiiii may be paid or remitted to the ColleelAng Committee, who are addressed at Mr. Ii Aden's, New City Chaathers, Ilis%ipsgaie-street.—Naliserilitimi Books also main open at Cioyirs, and at the Jamaica CoWee-hpuscs. Octpber 44, 1615. 'N'l'l'H t S PampbiOs Tit tic.; litfcly pu!,);•4ird. . . . 1. • A LETTvri-1, to JOHN - BENICI - 1, Esq. on . fkiet, Esiay reh.tive to th 4 Corn ntlitzit ion of •Titl;es. By the Rec. W. Si-cond Editioh, pike •4. Mr. 11E.`,.:E'1 1;" to Mr COXE, Price 3. Mr. COXE's Three LE UTERS to Mr. BENET in An swer to his Reidy. Price :is. Printed and sold by . Bri , elie and !Inv:dine, on the Canal, Salisbury ; sold also by Mr. Wiikie, Paternoster Lon don ; and nay he had of all other Bookseller , -: . ' , NVAIMEN'S ORIGINAL JAPAN LIQUID BLACKING produces a most exquisite Jet pluck, etpial to the highest Japan Varnish, - preserVes the , Leather soft, and preveots.it cracking . , does nut soil the linen, and will reu..ii; ils virtues in any climate. Sold, ,wholesale, by It. ‘i'Attli.E.N, 14, St. Martin's-lane; London ; • and'retail by most Grocers, Boot-Makers,. x•l4cl Per funiers in every Town in : the Kingdmn, - in Stone Bottles— 'ls. b'd. a Pint, 10d. Half-a-pint, and fid. each. *** Caution--The superior quality of this Blacking . It in duced several persons to sell Spurious Compositions under the above Natue,,to prevent which obser,re none are Genuine un less " Itobcrt Warren" is signed on itie label, and'' Iklat:in's-line." stamped on the,bottle. • • •• • : l'iay 'was pttlil,ll(..tl, In Two Volllloe6, Octavo, pric'e 21 6. I)oiinisy ,1 - 110112. E SOLITAIILE; or ESsilys opon some _GAL reinarlsal le N woes and Titles of Jesus • ring in the Old Testament, and declamtire of his' esciitial •Dirtnity'and gracious Offices in the Piedinoption •iVl:in ;which is anc4cd, an Essay, chiay Historical, upon am Doctrine of the Trinity. i 7. ;1%; DRURY-LANE. in:XENING, Oct. 28, 1815, then Majestif , I.IIIIS will perform p eaei OP 11:x. • itint. Mr. .'luntlen; Ltrelsit, Mr. - DowtorV; Captain rheath (Ad time;, Mr. T. c 04ke ; •Filch (I st time), Mr. Polly Peachum, Miss Nash, from I its Theatre 14.°Yal ' t f t. l (her, Ist appe.irallre in that Chit ra . eter) ; Mrs. Peachum, ts " Sharks ; Lucy I.,ockit, In Act 111. a Hoviipipe by Mr. Brown. To which lie added, the Farce of Two sTInNos TO YOUR BOW. Mungvii ; Octavio, Mr. Holland; Clara, 11) xe s and Paces to be taken of Mr. Spring, at the Rotunda, tl 'eprincipal E ntrance of the Theatre, in Brydges-street, • 1 Ter i till F our, and of whom may bu had a - Private Box i g ht ly). p ri , les, 75.; Second Price, /ht. As. Gd.; Second " Ga!tery, es. ; S e cond Price, Is.—Upper M Y. Is.; Second Price, (id. Mardyo«ill appeal, fn . t. the first time, in the Cliarae tier?r the 'dow Cheeriv, in Cherry's Comedy of The Sol- A ir tr , fur Is( Macbeth on Monday, Zanga on "aY, and ILnazet on Monday se'unight, to his • "14. seteral revived Plays; and a new tragedy, which f t . PreParatirrii l4 n-ith • great regret announced, that in consequence of Nee s ;" 111 's rogtinned severe latlisposition, it is unavoidably o }TWO 110 lie the neW .Farce. of Twel:ty per Cent. • th e , m "mlay, the Tragedy of 'Macbeth : Mac 4 /eth, Mr. Kean ,tut which, the Farce of Fortuilv's Froljc.—On Tuesday, the li a ,';`Y of The Soldi er ' s Daughter: the Widinv Cheerty, ~Y z a (her first ttOpe.friinee in that Character) ; with I he . 'l.o " i i4 t . :;•,r, The Maid of Palaiseau.—On 'Wednesday, a fa- P 6 ' l ith Nlndern Antiques; or, 'the Merry Nriourn ti,x;: Ilittriday, the Trag - edy of The Revenge : Lai/Ka, Fl tl le n de v : e ; i \ t f y li i • l r er w c l . l e ie n h t ,.6,rst time, a new Farce, in Two Acts, ~ ( Ifin as Aroitnthis, 4 Ppr o h„ 4 . l4 Y, Miss Johnson, who was received with so much io rin The Child of Nature,.wiii +0; 1 .2 Po' the first time. the part of Emma, in The Birth-Day. whivh, f or th e fi rs t ti ine , a new Ballet, tailed Cale tailth L.lurels; or s the Highlander's Return.—On Satur ivd) l a f P"Ptilar flay.—And o ff M o nday, Nov. Pith, Rowe's Tra uth)lll::- i 'rawrr iao , will be revived, with appropriate splen ',- • w ' len Mr. Kea ' his first lopearaticc in the ,„ n ssi bajazet. TI Tr ICATItk ROYAL, 'COVENT-GAII.I)EN. tIiS TRESU,N'i: EVENING, Oct. 28, 1815, will lie acted the Play of The .lranger . El E.STRANGER. 13a con r.Kenhle ; Count Wintcrsen, Mr. % y r aoi a 7: t r 44 . Stei Mnfurt,'Mr. 11arrsanore ; dr. „ 14is5 r ' Fa rie)'; Solomon, I.llr. Emery; Mrs• • llaill r, : 1 1r Ctrantes W . t rstUi Mrs. Fauc4 Anat,,tc, tift4t-Listuri; whiell b e protoist I , c 1 'for the fourth time, a new JOllr - clist or i ea l N t e lo-Dratua, in I , liter „ diet' The 0 :,`, 1 )',J P.A,..17 ; on., VOYAGETHEOLN , TO 1 :D. : '"'vi Seener, • Via hinery, I.)resscs, and Decorations, !„ T h . l will beentifelY "; nen.. , Conti eleet ed iti;lg of 1 olinut),,Mr.ll:a.- k id „, John -.ltu Bart: (1•;otn:nodore of theFrencti . . thi s uf the 'Fitz tlie'ranie), M. Farley ; t itc , is 'ttnic tof t I a'ele`, , -. .1.1;5* S. 3ooth ; tf -‘'‘;',ll.Cottoti {a Saifor.),:‘ll-.TClielj,r.l'.o,l&—kl..((."'st,'ll::'n ilisat„ 61, 1 , e i D,aiowskt, r. *ll' tto }t s - 4. " - "lski :.j Vassal. j, Mr. thi; ifti), Mrs. Gibits, • IA .Festi Dance. u of the Guns . a e: u .I'. tile Vessel, under the. direction 4~t Ors Lrt"":, the 11 \PS to he taken of 7.4 r. llrandini, at the „ '• "Ittrt-streot, from 'l.'en till Vont. trart:.',"% C jr l ll6 Melo•Drania, called John Dr! ;Stow -.)..r1114 " eto Poland,' continues to 'delight arid ) . !I : ll l .l4l,i . t').tiNlie ci ' ll il ‘ d v i i-I (; l n p ‘ge r l r f o t io on Tuesday, Jane Shore ; .and on Itetrirketa. pt;rfor . inon Monday, Coriolanui ; and ss con 'o s Alsii ce.tlinintlate the numerous applleantS foi'Boxes, al t d ‘,y1,1 reii, 'eat the Chai•act " I er o. or; _:cf-i?estv,lY c i tara rida Y'nt'it—Jrnil Vi:edrivsday Wrcli wi ll appeal in tor O h V, 1 -r eggy an The Country °lt I. - • •,. rooday, th e T rage dy o f ek's.ooll Tuesday, 'litagedy of, lane i t '!itss ‘Yetliii.t'sday, the Coiutely of As Yo . n tf Rosalind, • Alsoit:—On Thmsd , iv, th . e Tnkt-"tc . ilY I( "ltirl e ,. ce Belvitteta, Pterfei Mr. Frirla3r, the Conacity of :Is lan Lilie It. • t • -----__________ • 114 It o , LOCK A.:'.&i) . SORCiIC:II, DISPF.NS.Ut.Y. _ d''• '''' tai4liness the IThK.F. of FOLK, President, aod a rt . ; , f t..F. : : l tr l ,:t e ;ii f it o I I 0 v „i „ 3 . art „ f ,:„ ~., .liont Committee of Governors.— •, • • Col. W.. 1. Jinie, , M.. P. ,i.h., lattoticlie, Es , q...M. P. lion. I Col. tL ,l l. . li . ' Sher idan, M. P. Col. H. Cleo . units, M• P. •i ' r rY, 11 . .!•. Capt. J. nal- . •• ... trMr• lii SrtnoN, ' • ' ii[i' er. Z art, l‘Teniben•• of the Royal College, , riTtil,tin. Z•:,.() Safetyll:f°‘aepti,:li'll'cA 13 fa 1•S 1-1 NI EN .I'. t! e uttite!,. .I . de o d ur, and INST'PUTION,eowith a pelicae), ' ' ' 4cre " . , that ' belotgs to Private Practice,. at . t s d, f h 'n'tl t ? '•" igh Pairoira:re,conductcd by . such , liotLs; )la,',. , shill lad extelisiv'e Practice, that-the worst Case.s. however ' II II4 N - 72 . ,is• Strictures, Debility, Ulcerations, &c. ,t he ( s.. n t r, s ' 44 %i•,l l ', or eft lone, standing, experience a coluple. 0 .:•., ••• lirlii c h' i as that De ' rait4 - elnent of the (iciliti . :4ive 0i4...ti, M i . ; ,'.‘4l" , :lirs the Constitution and shortens Lite. \4l hi s, ',eon. may .he consulted by. Patients of both sexes,. fura„l4ivate house Lower Charlotte-street, Bed- . y ..-. %lot, an 14 ,,'i - r cit t i , al ' e, where Ih j e o n . tic - CS , Sar %d •• • d Medicines will' Illy ,or sent, to any part of the .linitettliin4 - doni.. 4 S b aY wa% 41 . I •il rie •i- boArds by F• Kler ri " , . 1: .teid rid pu )is le ~p. .• ! i ,_ re,, '''ne•r e .. Iniproved Editton elf a Practie , a 1 It _ise , e r V ,, h ,r e . 44 1 e.,: tl baseas e and its Consequences. 'Sold by 5 ... 111 ., . . 0 1 IL ' 4 (4 . 1 yn, P teritoster-ro w • Ilighley an 4 So" , 1 4 „... ,...... 1iQ • s i . '11(3,v, Crumtit-court: Soho and by all other 13ooli- HICKMAN'S PILLS, P 0 r t N t . he GRAVEL, STONE, .I.UMBAGO,&c. . - Hu , " l e various Complaints Inc icle"nt to the . ~ .1.,, 4 „ „ ''''lt , " rrame, there are none more dreadful. in 'their 111„ k ( t ii "* nor more alarming in their consequence, than iI I , A;j i , I •YEI.. antl -s - nrNE, PAINS in the 13A( . .k, I , MNS, 4 ,,'11e1i -. ,,'' ' ' it, and LUMBAGO They arc Complaints to - 'e •• -; yry n... • ~ •-. 4,t,i (idle,) 1 iso..e is liable .... 1 1- te 'lle 4 11 "tes of Disorder. Ihe (lngredients,lnalde a ' Ik e '. "Inpused of the most innocent . 4 1 , 6 v, ti totiiid-of singular efficacy in the abuse Complam . ts , '' t v , t l . ) , ' l l , l c g r . Ili.e. Calculi, or gritty 'Secretions, ~•nd: banishing 41 i.tiet t t . " 1 ,' 01 1 tenticuey to Abuse Disorders, without con • ks e p;„ b ruin a consciousness of • the powerful quality . of ll ''Y ar e .l4 ` f Ally cline ~1 by a 'irate Practice of many years,. t'it .4141. ' 1 ' ' P • - 1 d e d as a Cure tho , 0 „ ,) - .e. to the Afffieted, and recounnt, i . , " ve C *.- •thophunts. •,, ....0 by .', ~,.' 1 it ,21, " A LEI"VER FROM G. GORDON, ESQ., _. l th t'l,-,(,avin been forahove twenty yearsgreatiy distressed -. 1 . 1 ' int,,: r 'l, violent Pains in the Back, a Stranguary with ' l tk' I ~..,. l 'lssiiin, and the most excruciating tortut es, 'w . be . rki fr.oN Iv!`Qruptcd to make water ; •and at last became so uea , ` k r , iss ; 1 , 1 _ 4 "I rest and appetite, was scarcely able to walk ti _ e „;:eie room. In li,pes . t,f 'relief, I had, froth time to 111,4„.itic''''I'" the I. ) t. „d v i ce , an d to u ol: the most approye r d %in t ', 1.,,.t',4.15, vvitbont I t anv heiter. Ob , e" . ,, i 'g Ell" , (44,1-'!is- :idverfiscei as an erecinal Cure for the :Nt.olie , and ,: . ' l 'utit. 1 ' ' '' d s topiil:ge, of Urine I used them this sammer•for `,',', pi,, ' s v ":"lilis; - a - tid'lrinn thir.r i a found onyst•l'l daily brt- - and it,,,,., 1111. y w.ter Irl'Cil without pain : my appetite ..,, ''..l(ll,,,t','l"Zed, ;:ti t a!)::: - to foie (Hi howsetnieh, which I could : .' wt lve months preceding t!ie. use! of these P il ls' • rj, t , , ,, • ii - , y. .or most obc !in. 1 'E' GORDON., client Servant, GEOitt, . , . ,I, t ' -. * IRli, Sub-Sher:lf, Bertsch hire. 11(.14ibtr,4,1!..,..711.!‘,,Lr.a_1i.n4t1er'5, 4, Cheapki . elC,. currier of tit. PatirB i 1,, ,`u id Medicine Vend.4ts iv. uvery Town, iu 1U; aril II 3. Oa. Cads- To the PROPRIETORti of EAST' INDIA STOCK. LADIES AND GENTLE4Es, PHE Elccrott On the 25th inst. having re leased many of my Friends from pc* Engagements, permit we to offer myself t 9, your notice, and solicit your Favour and Protection, for the next VAdANCY in your DI RECTION., In addition to the . gruundsl forinerly had the honour to lay before you, I take the liberty to state that my Father died a aptain in - your Service, and that various rranches of my Family have long been in your Employ, and Should Family Conn.e.tions of many Years standing have aoy to your Favourable Decisions, I take the, liberty to mention, tint few-iNanies stand longer on your Records than My own. Th e string assurances of Support with which I . have honoored, calls upon Inc to announce that it is my decid-d determination to proceed to • the Ballot en the neat Vacanry that may occur, -1 hare the honour to be, Ladieliand Ventlemen, - .• Your most obedient and faithful servant Hampstead, Oct. 26, 1315. • dANI ES TIMPatILL. MORE WONp ERS ! ! ! VIFTY THOUSAND Cowmis 101 231. 1 Is.— _IL' upwards. of . 3,000 Consols for a Gillum and a Half— other Shares in proportion—hp purchasing in the present truly novel Lottery, an an admirable Plan, totally ditferent from any preceding Scheme. EYTON, Stock-broker, '2„ CORNIIILL, and IS, COVEN TRYISTREFA , certain his Friends will aiirniro the ingenuity of the preient Sciletne, thus early claims their attention to it. 'Every Purchaser in this Lottery, which .consOspf only 15,000 Tickets, will have the, Chances of all the Prizes for 20,000 Tickets, which contains, in a.per Cent. Consols, Prizes of 4• .... L. 20,000 3 ' . 4,000 &c. &c. It is more than likely there will not he ;i..Ticket or Sliaro left fur Sale the last few Days: - an* elrly Porch ,se is there fore Asollitely necessary, at. 2, 1:011.N1 - 111.1., and tB, CO VENTRY-St itE1).11:, to secure it Chalice in this justly popu lar Lottery. • • it r r ONEY or STOCK, with ali tie Rise lit -LIU!. Consols a sove•s6. NEXVTUESDAY WEEK, 7th NOVEMBER,. 3 Prizes of i .50,000 • 4 ' • Prizes of /•.20,000. MAY DRAWN.. he Schen,: c , ;ntaios . 3 - Prizes of 50,0001. 3 per Cent. Consols, 150,0001. 4di to of 23,0001. . glitt 3 ditto of 4,0001.. I 2,0001. 4,002 Prizes of 1.0001. 5001.;.:001. tte. &c. Lt-i-and Total (in Stoel; and :\lonc 4,000% • which way all be dr....wn among ..• Porclilsers in-this Lottery have hil of the Rise in the Funds above L• 6; this• has ;:! I.!ct to the Value of the ' t,:ck Prizes a Premium 0 1;01.1BI' EF,iN H °CS N :s ! - and is inrreasiog daily. :fhe Holders hot Ii of "Pickets and Shai.es, will have the !Iptioll of. receiving the Value, hoivcrer high the Funds tits} rise, IN M.)NET ON DEMAND. - and sharps are A e nink hy t,ot u on t es o,,, Stoelt-Broker, 4, COANHILb,•and 9, CELIRING-CAOSS, Ahared and Sold, in the Lottery drawn in Juiy, 2,657, a•P ize of , 10,901.,, and in the Lottery drumi . 1:1 ALL the S Prizes of 30,0001. &c. &c. &c. 4 4 4 TATE LOTTERY begins Drawing 7th NO- Viall3.litt. . . SCHEME Tor 20,000 Tickets. • 3 Prizes 0f.... L:30,0003 per Cent. Consols L. 90,000 '.. ~.. . ... 26,000 ditto, l4m,noo. .. 4,000 .ditto 1 4,00 I,',W ditto 500 &Ito 5,000. 300 ditto 3,11:30 200 ditto 2 ,00') 100 Mon y. 2,400 56 ditto . 2,onn 15 ditto 30,000 10 ditto " " . 0 ftoi) 2,00 J 2,601 4 . ols?sizes. fi pet Cent. Consols illid Money,— , .-.,......-....- , . :. - .. . ~ The sth, (it, and 7th-drawn Prizes of 20,0001.wi11 be entitled to the Prizes 01;30,0001. making Three Prizes of 5u,0001. 3 per Celt. Consols. 15,000 Ticl.ets fii be put into the•Naniber Wheel for drawing the First Tart of the • ahoye Lottei - y, on the 7th, it4h, and 25Th Noveinher. The Prizes remoning of the 314,1U01., after d►awing the.. 15,000 Tie:nets, will .be.. for the Scheme of the Second Pot of tha Lottery. .Ig..inst which 5,0 - 00 Tickets will' he put i;ito the-Number Wheel, and•draWrc7th Dec: TICKETS and SHARES are selling by 111Q1-I,IILOSON, GOODLUCK,:and Co. at their Offices, Cornhill - and Charing - - cro:4, where•the soli' in the Lottery drawn 19th last Jul}, . • No. 11,172, a Prize of eO,OOOl. . . . ' In Eleven Shares. - - .. CONSUMPTIONS CUREI4. PROFESSIONAL. MAN, mit) through an extensive practice in the above Disease, ha' been so fortunate as to discover a MEIKCINE that - is an • INFALLI- - TILE CURE. for CONSUMPTIONS; by which Medicine 116 has cured many when given over by eminent Poysicians, and whew in the last stage. of a Consuniption, attended with cough, spitting of blood, and ieilcinataus - swellings of the feet, &c. Though the truth of this assertion may be donbt ed, the AdVe.rtistr is 'happy to say, that he has it in I:is power to refer to those lie has cured, and when given over by sonic of the first Professional Men; he therefore • now OLIO -1:cly oifers it to those who are labouring under this atilicting Disease. - • • Letters (post p,lid)y addressed for A. . No. 6; ..Great Queb , c-street, New-road, Mary-le-t,oW, London, - will have immediate attention ; and where attendance is given every day (Sundays excepted), from 10 to 19. in the fotenoon. This•l'iay was published, in sto. price -is. sewed, 11EPOR'r of the DEBATE and PROCBED- X-lto INGS to the CASE of ROBERT SHERSON, Esq. a. Senior Merchant hi the Honourable the East India Cotnpa . lily's Service, on their. Madras EAablishwent; which took place at a general Court of Proprietors of East. India Stock, held 'at the India House, in Leadenhall-street, London, an. Friday the 28tii of April, and,. by Adjournment, on Fri day, the sth of May, 1813, for the purposes of confirming a Resolution of the Court of Directors for presenting hint with 20,000 Pa4 . oilas, as a Coapensatiolt for his pecuniary Losses and great Sulteriags, hy Lis Suspension, for upwards of Seven Years, front all the Situations he filled in the Ser vice. Taken in Short Hand. • • By Mr. FRAMER, of Thavies Inn. Printed fur. Longman, Hurst, RveS, Orme, anti Brown, Paternoster-tow; Stockdale, Piccadilly; and Lloyd, Harley street. " The case of Mr. Shersim appears to have been one of ex ' treme per,cin ion.—This statement speaLs, sr) powerfaily for iisei f, th a t: continent front us would lie quite impertinent. We 10191.1 the remark, that we trust the pdblication of the p . amplilet wiil work a great good; forato tel is wine Lueontrovertahle titan that to Correct malversa ;itid.tnisrale,*ltich depend upon secrecy f or the first thing - Jo ha done is, to give public:ll y to the arzina or their operatim.7—Uitical July; 1i.113, • • PEI EM u_oFEssort BARON' BLEIZACH , Pros -1.4 in g bow the sole possessor of this celebr."tA Sy ria,' Itenuly, is happy to offer. it' to:the British Public. - It is used in all dera••gements of the distinctive organs, of the spine, of the' ladder and of the kidnies; after accouche went, and in . chlorosis, or green sickness. It effectually reinoves pain or weahuess, or irregularities, produced by such derangement; incontinentia urines, steri lity, gortorrheea simplex, and floor Occultly penetrative., actively sympathetic, intensely cor tollorant, the extraordimity and exquisite . properties of Pt!E or the Remedy; its trauseendant and plasti.: potency in restoring and iu . vivifying; its peculiar productive render it covert ign, 1 11111valled, and itivaluablv. No pain attends it, nor 'danger, nor confinenept, nor in convenience; nor unplagant'odour.. It-operates as if it were ach "von One packet of it effects a.cure. It is not taken in ternally.' The akvases abo're' enumeratel, particnlarly gancrrhma ot gleet,and fluOr alb us, so f ital to females, are in cur:l)k by any other means. A paoket of it weighs an ounce. It eau he enclosed in a letter. and sent to any climate. The price of a Pat het, including duty, is 11. sterling. No abatement will be wade to the sputabaseFof a larger quantity. PHEMLAII is sold only by Mr. Atucrthi (Baron. Blei zacn's sole Agcot), 3fi r Seymour-place,Rryanstou-sqoare, London, 'and no where else, every day (Sundays excepted), front Twelve until Three. • To a person at. a distance, sending by post, a note for 11. undera cover, dirkted to \lr..\i lean, ottd.paying the. post : age, a packet. iegally' stamped,. w,il he sent by post, under a cover, directed 'in such a untliat r as the person mac desire. With each Paeket a paper of. ample instructions, is t;iven or scot. This pa 'er contains 111S0 311 aCCOWIt 1140,:t gular, iniete , tiii , alidinestimanle speeific, and of the to:to ner by which it has come, exclusively, to the present Pro.'. prietor. T. a person sending (post paid),.a written case ,and I. to Baron tileiz.tch,. at \lr. Martin's,' the Baron will 5 - '.end by post his written ativicti itr English.. This advice shall, it so quested, be given is 'French, German, Spanish, or ti.iii in. Th e be consulted personally at Air. Niartin'J, every Monday f. . nO.welve until Three. ilrs tee on such oecaslOui is 51. v ice may be cunlied iii He has devoted a life of study. and research to theiinintrtant subjet 5. Each Bank-mite to he sent nizist tit! cut int o two pmts.-- On the receipt of the first part being . acknowiedg - ed by post, thy second part should be forwArdiil ; anti (111 the -receipt of the second pa t, the packet or the advice, as tin; case may be, he pin , ctually tranifti:t.' , :d he the ; r•J'arning ,iota. Like Mercury and - Inocniation„ Pticallali„ 01 The inato-s an era in pii.tic--thentost important, perhaps, of t h.: three. SUl'Er.lo'.l. ADVICE. Pi'cifvssiosial • Men, — eminent f:►r shill v V snd experience, offer their - advice, and evert Their abilities, for I e ci.t eof a few reipnrig - Discas'es, they rise•sh petior to that prejohlice ‘Allich is .so Justly excited against the . advertise.ments or men, i'gnorant the lirst priheiples, and uneducated iii the practice of physic: Messrs. CURRIE:and Co. regular Surgeons, sanctioned by every privilege to prac, tire, and by the uuiforn sitzcess At:bleb their mode tif treat ment Inc Vent!! eat Complaints has hitherto been attended,- continue Nvt.l the tattle assiduity - to direct theirstudies to the cure of every species.ut.that baneful poitoa,.as well:is the re moval ut thi,e debilittes_and dedeiencics which prevent or emiditter the matrioninal t the. tti the eatalo4ne 1 • aft famnan nairmiries there fire none uoire afflicting than those wiiieti ate tbe.unavoidable consequences •of an indulgenee in a certain destroctive habit. The unhappy waterer broods over his misfortunes, ashaine•ti tat seek relief, until he is re dricFd to such a state of -misery as to reader life oppressive., To such persohS it will be a cansolin: reflection to It now that they may „lime, by a new and .iaraliible remedy, Ise restored to their bniner CMlStitiltkfil . Al streit:4o and vigour. Weal:, relaxed, and • debilitated habits, proceeding either .froin tot excess ut co,ijiigal and illicit pleasure, or from a long resi dence i 4 hot climates, hard•dri hiking, the • injudicious use of mereury,•&e. are speedily restored to health and strength. Ifinsist lie it self-evident proposition, that where the fig- . gregiite of intellectual capacity is.direete.l to the treatment : and cure of a few thee'ullai complaints, there most be tit: greater. certainty of success; a as .a proof of this position their Method of cure is so particularly expeditious, as welt as safe, and so evidently superior ,to the common practice, 'that,in some slight cases of infection a perfect restoration is completed in the short period of three days, a, - .11 in those of the utmost itireteracy,,where other practitioners have laWni, a.proper perseverance in their plan of treatnient ensures to the ,patient a safe, wiill-grounded, and laqing re-esta;ilish went. By Ail early application, The ohitient eiscap the danger anti expellee oh 'a tedious atten'dance upon the less ex perienced practitioner. In the most obstinate and eumpli catcd cases of venereal infectiou, such asobstrinaions in the urethra, spongy excieseences, hard tumours,' cations ulcers, eruptions, seminal weakness, Meets, as also STRICI'CILES, • whether recent or of thing- duration, and which hare baffled - the shill of other practitioners, ate, by• their present improved plan of treatment, -effectually and permimently cured, with out the patient suffering the excruciating pain and alarming hemorrhage which frequently fuliows the application of tine lunar caustic. 1n the course of 20 years extensive practice in this metropolis, numerous cases of strictures have been anti :ire daily under their care, the total eradication of which is effe c ted by a safe, certain, and expeditious mode of practice, • superior to any other yet adopted. • The weakness, relaxa tion, and debility proceeding float this complitiot, is speedily removed, and the patient *restoled to sound' and rigorous health. , lint where the debility has for years existtal,.a pro : per perseverance in 'their restariltive- remedies, after the stricture has h•:en destroyed, is indispensably requi-ite to revive the slumbering Sparks of lit:', and to re-animate •the constitution. Several Noblemen and Gentlemen of the .first respectabi- - • lity have been under the care of Messrs. Currie and CO. for . .'the removal of complabits. of the Urethra, Strictures, &e.; audbaring- received :i radical and permanent cure, request that references may be Made to them, as satisfactory evidenC:es of the decisive superiority of Messrs. Currie and Co.'s plan of treatment. . ;tinny of these Gentlemen have had Strictures from 10 to 20 . years, and had been under the .care of Messrs. IleaviSides, and other Surgeons of equal eminence, . who attempted the cure by the application of die lunar eausfic, wit bout success. Nlessrs.-(;arrie and Ca. may be consulted. by, either Sex, whit the greatest delicacy, secrecy, and honour, at their house, No. to?, ilAtim-;;ardent. Patiewts 4 . ; the country are requested to state lite-particti birti ut their case, age, tl,ld tiara _cal habit of tiring, &e. &c. inclosiog a.renntlanee for a,ta ice . and toe lie ur.s, when - the same will be given er sent to ally part at the kingdom. To •e,ntnre that secrecy sit eisential to unVrtaking„ the . postaKe of letters niay bt added to the account fe.:r gth • By AMBROSE S.F.RLE, Esq. London': Printed for• Lengnial! and Co.! Sherwood and Co. ; 13a10.win and Co ; Ogles ;tali C. , ,GaJe aqd Co.; Paternoit t•rtr.!!n! ; Nunn, (-Ti at Qw..,ca-street; ; a t:a -ditty of whop.rnay ho hap!,' by the.sainc Author, i. Th e. C;Hijik.CH o f GOD ; or, I~;:say3 uu var':uo,sNaintus aml Titles given to the Chtirch An the Holfy Scriptures, Bro. price • 2. TheCHRISTLAN PARENT; or, Short and Plain Dis- - coiirses concerning God, and the Works and WUrtl of God, Brice 3s. Gil. lmards. 3. A' small Edition, intended for£or mare general Distribution, I - price Is. G.I. or His. per doze half-Imainl.. 1" 4. The CHRISTIAN ILE:vIE,,NIIIIIANCEP,; or, Short Re flection's tipOti the Fuith,.Life, and Co. duct of a Real Cln is- Clan, price f;s. . . 5. CHARIS; Or, Reflections chiefly' upon the Office of kite Holy'Spirit, in 4s. WILLIAM B. MOUNTAIN,. • SAIL,.CE:`,i'S.H.EAI.? INS, Stiow-ifilic Lo4,l* ( in, The hest, Accommodatirat for 'Prziveli;rs, and 111f)41.,ViliA3 GhilrgOS. • The followitvg Bost Coaches. Coaches, &c. set out hum the Saracen's liead . tIL UNIVIRE •Neir TAVEItI)()QL Light .1111. Coach, only one Night on the Road; row. InV- - side§ and Four Outsides, s'ets out every• Day at a lc arrives at Liverpool next Afterno• it at- Six o'clock, tit C oagt. Dontta..o.le, Woburn, Latlibltry, North,ra Weft . . ir Ath e lstone, Lichfield, :4tore. Newcastle, KnutSford, Warrington arid Btes.:ot". SOUTHAMPros, Lyrairattoo, 11'inch,ste.r, and Basing stoke NeN Four Ei4ht p'clocti in the rice, at. the (reorg.: Inn, S.o.inatupton, by Six o'clock. ThiS is a most deligh<ful Conveyance 'to the Isle of Wt!.;!'t, Jersey, tir.erusey, Saint Alain:fs, Ilarre de titer- burgh, Th." 15'.‘T1.?.111,at) New "..:ght Four Inside Coach to Leeds, Halirtx, llraiLnrJ., and all Parts •iif North, sets out , tt net. o'clock in the-Alternorat, and arrives at the Gulden Lion Inn; Leeds, neat ,Evening at six o'clock, tlyontzit Si aini . ori, (iran, Newark ant I)oncaster.• Ins Cold' is intended to ac commodate the 4",,,ens of Letis; f-I,ll•fax, Brailfard and Vl einitif. It will leave heed- at three o'cio,k it. theAfterit , iva. Bosseol:ersruay conveniently era'', to C.:y.1.1'19m those f..tces and be ill Taindral early the nes L. hv.it.raz. Hayes, Sottiltail, and Ilanwell, Coach, every Afrei•noma. • • • • ‘l7EYMOUl'ii,Dureiteser,lll, - ;!tkirowti,Sillisbury rcl • I user, Sail Basingstoke, new Post Co tell, After...hill; at Three o'elock. , '11"e VV.:, ,n onth.Packett to Citteen.;ey, Jer....y, Cher , bargli, St. :,%ia.l4 , !i, Frval Cher4ury„h_z... a Mast ilelignt fat road to .weyn,,iith..Darell::ster, Falmouth, Dartmouth . , aßt.t Silisbary, New Post roach, every Morning., at ha:f-past Six o'clock,..throOglt floultort,,Axinioster, port,..l'.l,.:'d: . ord,'L , a,sii"gstoke, and Ilagshot.„ • , • S!'alding, Pct.:thorough, Sld" on and Hunting don, new Royal Mail Coaeli, sets out every Evening to Spits by, Louth, tirinishy, and hull. BA TH & BIOS L Ol, Fiyiog r oast-Coaches, throu'gh 'Chin penham, Caine, and Marßwrough, every Afternoon ; arrive at Mr. Niay's, the G;•eyliound. and-the London 'l ThoznAs-i;treet, and the Swan, liristsil, next Nlorn in,.'s —Coaches to %Yells, liridge water, l'auuton, Exeter, Ply- mout &c. LEEDS new 11;;ht Cdaeli, called The Itocktithani, sets olit every Morniroz. at : carries Four Insides only, And goes remarka`,:y easy, w!ih a. Guard throti;hout Passes :;ewark, Itctford t; of. this, Coach,. it is al lowed to het he agreeable and s comolere veyance on the North lload, being unequalled iii dation by any other. GLASG I ,; Latitttown, Gretna-green, Annan, .I . l , linfries, Brownhill, Caninuck, and ail yarts yr-Scotia:id, a Post Coach - (Daily;. • .. , Scarivorough, Wilitby,. Shields, Sunderland, New.= Castle, and 'Edinburgh, New Coach, performr,o with a.Guafil• _ s;:tli oat every -loriritig at, watt-vast Six o'clock, by way of Newark, Itetford, 'f Darlito , ton, Nortlia;lertai, Durhant, Met petit, and Bervich. Passe n- gets no t:da themselves fatigued fruni the - length of the journey, way rest what time they plea•e, and then proceed_ on without au) additional Fare. B 11.IDGE NORTH and Walso I new Post-Cu:tell, eViny Eve: CARLISLE, Penvith,: and \\Thi:.;:haveil,,p,lit..coach, goes with Four iliirses, and a Goiii,l iii the way. taronglt BrouAii, Appieny, Gr..atalnidg - e, 11.u:unload, G.,tterich, Burougturridge, !Vethurny, Abertord; Doren:titer, and Gran thaw. Sets oat ei cry Morning, ;Ind performs , the lourney with the greatest.fiteitity. Vass.hgerr, det.ained on the Road by business or pleasure, have the peenliar advantage of their Seats heing secured in the next Cott h. • KENDAL, Lancaster, Preston, • I;_irby-Lonsdale, Bolton, Gurley, Or and Garstang Post-Coaches, cvery,Aftcr : noon, at Five o'el s oeir. Guarded. LIVERPOOL, *Waibingtoir, KiiiitSford, Stone; and Litch field, Post Coach, called he Expedition, every-. Evening at Fire o'clocli,-to the Sar4cen's-I-lii"ad Inn, Dale street,. Liver pool. Guarded throughout, WAKEFIELD Pust-Coach, every Morning, at half-past Six CHESTER, Newport,„Whitchurch, Tarporle . t - , Nantwieh, NA-Coach, every Eveniii, at Five SV;NDF,III , AND, Stockton, and Y;irrn, now Coach, every. . Morning, to-the George Inn,. Suuderiumh MANCHE:SI'ER, Cousictiiii, Newcastle, WalSat, i & nd Wol verb:outdo'', Post4;iiitch, every Afterlio(id: Guarded.' SHILEWSIIII ICY; Wellington anal Shittlisti, Post-Coach, eve' y Evening at Five o'clock, Guarded. • - SLIE "ElELl)iiad Rotherham Post-Coach, called the Rock . ,inglianr, every, Mor:11!”. '11;11MINGIIAM Mercury Po it• Coach, with a Guard, sets. out every Atiertwoii, and reaches Birmingham neatday2at Nomi. * Passes by Oxford, Euston and Shipstone, to the Saracen's Head,Bull-street, Birmingham.' HULL, N,rt heave, lloWden, Thorn, and Dohcaster,Post- Coach, every Morning at I.alf-past Six o'cluelc, to the Cross Ko's, MurLei -plaqe, !NIL DOVER., Deal, Margate, Sandwich, Ramsgate; Canter hurv, Fevershani, Chatliars; Rechester, and Stroud - new Post Coaches, Morning, Noon, and Night. 1.-loddesdon„ aced Cheshunt Coach, . • • every Nlttriting. , Tarr Etlatontott 6oach r Daily, at Half-past Tett, Ilaif-itast iWtt, Ft; , and 1 -past ci.rcli is LLIANI B. N1017. - 4 . r.'.W.4 co: respc.effitliy aqival t Weir rt:ltzlit: they wtil not .he able for July Wciti , i,T, &e. of IP,r, *art Five l'.ttititis Value, if lust stoic: a, 0.. kttst led Anti paid for accertlittity, r a 4.; 4 s2,iv