The Sun. — London, England, 1815-04-01 00:00:00

Lt) .I+- fic if., f o r r"b pit° . ,s is the but roe r e ' a ite ot . ;13 bii",: P° l' , o b e B pd ail' 3i O e ' ito L of •- 3 11 1 0' 1) c11°?1 -t'l ~....„.litYAitrn. 7942 , o vit , i'''' , 01 c , :lop 0 411 9 , ft 5 0 " . dt r orY.• 010:0 ~f Ais; 0 sot. I Id" ',,to ,r atif fer' - L* .1).• ;ee t ' f i et 414, . - .. THEATRE ROYAL,. DIIURY-LANE• ilrijS !RESENT EVE NING, April I, their And. ",V9Vitiee &IT:IMS will p er f orm, for the fourth time,a ii,,, "Vmttit Draum in:Three .k e t s , w l i i e b h as b een long, +rtParmion, tu.bt-c:illed Till?, UNKNOWN GUEST. • ,, TAs4l Ihiolt (tltli,time), it new Farce, called \I O'CLOCK ! AND Al rtAiNy NIGHT. '4IIEATRE ROYAL, _COVENT-GAIWEN. s pRESPAT' EVENING, April 1, will 13,?etformed the TraZedy " 1 • 1,:111E1.LA; Young;HFF NIARRIAGE. Aik't:',on, Mr. and Isabella, Mis 3 O'Neill. "leb ) for the second time, a new Farce, called 0 % 41 * • LOVE IN LINEAL called ll *e . in limb o , will be repeat e d on O a Ai rulay, and Satnrilay.. • King Henry the Wth ; with Zenibuca. T„ . .kily..Prcvent disa ppaitaitietlithcPublic.?...re must res_pect . - Alttti'tlinrtsed that the new Ciiinic Pantomiimc of the • High Itol.M.ltteer will commence ot Half-past Si x precisely. . 444 A mPlitruEATitz (ASTLEY'S), WESTMIN- Til ls STE R - BRIDGE. nresent Sattir•ay Ist, 1‘1"(12Y 3d April, a., 1 p. . t 'lei ' ive followinu* Eveiiite.'i Horsentan.ibip by twelve INtc, ) ' 4 led 1. i • ° "! ; New Splemaid Nem)" . -1 111 e p 14estriatis.—All entirely .-. , . , x -lhestrian Pantomime. with extriiorilinary , ti in, called IA; , 4 4p ew Platforms and P./on • le 1 reliant • , I.E and e,x,t‘ren h , iA g . , 4 F.'1‘ . .; --I. :A Ili ~iy - p 7STOII.IrION OF THE ,HIGH Llci 011. 4 14 , 1)1- AC • Ell. ' 4.-i " ir, iii . erlequin on Hars . ebock . .. lonn iii l - - N . in .' t (le3rls.;•tilv celebrated Ballad, 111 which the 41,),.,""'gSta,„Tes t: the Life of that truly valuable animal, the : ll 'e l e ' ''"e with so oinch feeiing and propriety i•ourtra , yed b) i4,,lllirritt.(l arid tine iill d ' 13iiiis'i Lyric, Mr. Charles 14tr'''''' sill. I " th ' • q )'" ''' e. f "t in‘ .. erc;iii , ... ; Scenes wilt lie Pc /bi i, ' : ‘ ,,,: l tl i ' . ' riti E-10::.:1iare',‘",;1,1,, real' Fox'thace.. 'lll . e!'a i lito c: it 'if Ni `, m , 'l'.•.:`,lr.T. Dilidio, and produced_ under the a .., 41 1 , t, - 4r• 131t41,•••••••1 COlllie SOW' CAlltil 4 . Jacky Fiawbuck s rl 4l. cli ' i i 'i" . by MC• Vles'-I'l'v conclude with a Sw. i'',,ll.'p-1-",';'-14:traa c ille ' d SL IS.NION., AND THE DANISH till--Sec•sni. PriCC: at • ' Half-pa.:t Eight. Places 4-''' Ll')-•)liice‘frein Elect•ii till ibree. • 4171-•tJA iiI,F, ADV )Vt; ' with a Iwt)sPet c°4B4f ."4 I.( ''''' ' ' '.:( ' °\ ' of London ; 4 6,, t ' 4 l; of „,., ' ;• cm. A.. hill . s P.. ex.,. lent new-hcilt HOli•E, surrounded_ by ix,..ett miles kno ll ° LY Ar - • •• - 11 41 Val c "' nt L M"). LA!" 1 1 1 . ( hir;s , the who eof the slaY Pittv,l:-(rFOIO.N.E TIIOUSA.NI) PItINDS,, to he .01,I) Y'l44l e S.' " I N NIA(' r 4 ---F• r I,rtieutlrs apply to ':'r. •••,„...........i...,r, N o. (2, I,i c ,. .i, .;,-,,._•;,_.0i, \VII e T -.' 7 SARA • , -4 .-A.%i II: ..1(), , •.\: Ae.' . .. - ,tht.' CF•N'S HEAL) INN, Silo w-flill, Lunde's], ... bes,,t,:cu untioilation for Travelle.rs, -•'''°,()'l Beds° The foll ow: '"- Li, ihil 6, ii:llti inol,-rate C 1."•• • f 14 ti poSt Coaches; IM-ii ( 7 ;iacheb,a&c. set out fruity the Saracen's !lead Inn, Snov,--liill' IS NNIOU -, c , . .1, four )1 7 / ~i d , 111 UNION To't '` ) - at ' I i. , ( 1 4: 4, ' Saiii.e;tl", every Afternoon, through' Doicle est er,. 1 a d , v kaZgllineltours bci.%, Andover ; arrive; at IVeynOuth ne x t, , h ' e l i.: i, and .ste.t\i;eiPacleets sail ta Guernsey. • JP ptz ' .;. - ' il a, R dtlightfal lioaae;:etlsee. h i'''''l2 (7httri"nr-'l. t'l'a,•to.Paris' Pi k ' iti liTol\; L, ' '- - eg and cheapest traerhe ~ 6E:x.. PY IViurniu --e'•' ti".g'nt : J ost Conch, fnur !, °V: ___p,, . g,et nine o'clock . ' Crivrley;ltYega•e, ‘• '''' .1 tR , 1 „ 1,, , througgi • ,1, 4'l4li ii , 4 ''"Utfl; W C}';: south Dcwchei=.l.tV,. F , llaP'' , ti . ' Ballast4'4ll%'lSi'iti• Snii..4l."siNrY, 'ke'ZuPUst Coach every 'Nl"rni'' 1 ~ 'li ,-,'-oelf, thro ~..."1 floniton . , e‘xminSter, Brid -0 /ON•ToN ''.lo, I):lSilg,tolie '1 ;1 0' I 11”..001. f ' '''el , It\ S P 4l `liitZ pei • - 1, ----1 i' - ' 4 "'nri and Iranting -Nee, . 0 .7,4 ~,... ~ e‘eroaruirgo, 'i_ , e. . , 1 3 ." 4'" t ° 1 1 to S ii c f s - ‘ ‘ ,.V-, -.44 nUt CVO!: Ch,``,i and ii...•!,.. L.,nuth, GriniSby, aria s-?,,e,g, o,,song,h 41.1,11)_,Petilaa,n, ca,_._,lsroL riyi qg rt,st-co: h , rAvel)lll, : —COaChes ,every Afternoon ; t,ll..`T.Lt Nl r . m ib‘ ;':e, and Ma, l borongh i0,1,1yiet4e........tri,.!,:i1,t1 .n),atcl2seif;rag,yliannudildtltiliens.,,:!_l,,eta:tl,l",,kini:::tolki,ecneeitxit -'44.)S cites tg, 1V.,11s 8rie1 , ,•.-tter, I authi . , _ cts 0 , 1 ' v ery NI tiFivl:4 4 . ltt C\ wtfh ' - '-'' .1-tockipgo,", / 1•11(1' '4(44111o••i i;•• -•' .. • - InsieleS only, 11 °O3 re, .b. 4 Aght 0 (10CY ; carries Foor - . . \fad!,tro nl , v .441kablv easv, with ;Gwent 1 liv.,.iirgliont. ,Passes. tiit, 6 ."tarnfOrd • ' New, .1, o f 4‘ 1 . )-n••••ister, miel l• ere y -4114;? to the G e4e . ri I ' -1 ' - 7.-.. ' - "--''.: •lt Neon. Not -14'441g tae j""' 1- " ii ' , "'" t (-"' '•C.•ch it is •,, •ed t . e UOC,.llinion Px edition of 1.1114 t A u , 4 ..,,,,,t,eoeo t i ,,, e.• ens. nio.v. g r ee , lio. l : and cornplete Public Con -41,4) t,),",ntl,lc,'reirtli Road, being uneepialled in accoin int) ti)eit•l*l)AL,) n le -I t ( J • , ' . •14,,,, i 1 eY, 0, „Airic.l.s,l7!_.l)r.s.ston, Xi rhy-L,on . s , la s l l e. ery lic l il f t t i: . n r! (31 . :V1:),.,„, o•cioti,,!: '..).,„-tiir,tiati7., Post.i.uatla )14.!`.:wi.ilSii('11(,)„V.,10I:o? t,l4).wi';',: J(e.et'lli..a-nreen, ,finnan, .. ,swe,t Dumfries, ' 1 1 (. ‘ 1 ' 111-) tt i I '.'tenrl, Settivar-Kilti, Canniock, .1‘ iii,..,. , $ 14•e5,.......11k. '. ~,r Notattil Camperdown Coach I:l . a.ely)' .. . s'i 4 .‘`,., elide and F, linC , it•-•li new Coa:h, pet-het-med . _;lard t hren 4 li nut '. .' ' . ki'„: n iii a a half-. fl ao , o cl ock , , . ~• !,!is..out e%e , r) . f, ~ , • , felt, Dar_ 1)11, \;_.. , w.:y el Ne•.y,,tr, feettoe'd, A:Ae.," . ..• .. ~ 4..55e,,,, ',toallertem, Ilnidritri, Morpeth, and Bee 1‘ tcti el l ,. ;sets. ti t , e. t , J0n,.,1,., .91hg themselves faligued from the lengt . 0 -''':11'oll wii,,,,,'4 rcst wh:it - timr t - hey Please, and the" alto- .i,4111(.011, ' ut. aq additional Fare. J. Clark, the Illac , i ' h arbor, •'-"regt, Yuri- ril sClli s t Sunderlanc/„Hul., q i, .. k „ , ., 1 .. , ~ .• ri .0. C C 0, ,3 p 7,- ) ,, I ,.„ 1 "') 1 and other places. ','lliti•,.. "' ' -1-111 and Walsal new Post -Coach, every ti.','lVEltpoo, 4,iq 1„,, 1ii. '-. ffi*st Coach, to carry four Incicles sets out , Aanir.r.atone:ll: t in -wig!) Lill -, erw m tli, 1 I igh Cross, .1 - liticlile r ? i , l:,,,C.'intia, /.\;".-.•'' , 1, Litchfield, Ullesthurp, knuts o sth,b , -,.IXLF 1,111;1(1•ptoli, +end Dlinstahle. It i . roa r ii ', I enritli, and IVletteliavii, Post-Coach, goes i k,?, b lcll, 4 v :es, and Gonid all the way. passes throt . ig 1 I,"'lli,b,...,PP'ely, -Greatihridge It•elimond, - Catterick, 414 ' ''' l' ''' ' ' ' ' ' -g al:', Iv " he'll, • Aberto;•d,.l)oncast e r, , and ($2ll - 04.44 14 vs est way by 18 Miles), sets out ever) Morning, I t‘t:N' dea l ', t he journey with the Greatest facility. Pas ,n, bt k l'ecen•.' 2 •ltql mi the ItZrid .1 • ti' or pleasure, bas e W,C4I ) , "Mag.: of their Scats - :,..%C. ‘ 14. ‘4 ; 'adv ') ' being secured in the u(1 : L'c'll) Pog'..-,Cotieli, every Mornin g, a • rtl tElt at half-past I tv i , :h , e ewport, Whitchureh, Tarporley, Nantwieli, N . , ,', 0 c1 a ,i, and Middlewili,, Post,Coach, every Evening' as Id 'Nl)En't 4 4 11 : 14 ,1' 0 1 '.. A ., N11?3 StOClOOll, and Yarn,, new Coach, every %IN "Ctlit„,`4:!, _G•eorge Inn, Suntler, ',I. I 1 )111°Ireri: 'Ell, Winslow, Congletoo, Newcastle, , B - alsa , Ilit ickl••,sly.V-,ton,l'ost-C•cietch every Afternoon. Guarded-, te l ,; ll Oc e ~ilitlt-Y, Wellington ' and .•••lei rtial, Post-Coact!, lllNtipb/C at i,:: ale % to the Britannia, 'Shrewsbury," ever); glia„TPltuija'''eloeli, Guarded. t ll o(l.l,4r r y iki,:rldr iltotherliain Post-Coach, called the Rock 11 ' (11 ' l' A • MPtt)N, Winchester,tt g• Alresford, and Alton titItitIMINV, Eveing. I,lStirY'elikft l e lA M Mercury Post Coach, with a Guw. d, sets °I4 ', , l' isse " 6 ° . ° l ), and reaches Birininlit . ini next e t d o ay ti ; j i e t th,4 R 1.1 ) Oxford, Easton ,acid Shipston , , 1. teik'n(illici'laidl „Bull -street, and Castle lim,l3iriningitan p t t fitktve 3) , xislo*.'l, Warwick, and Lealllillgt.oo, New' Os N (ivii 1.,, i4ll. ening. I ' evt„, heave, Bowden, Thorn, and Doncaster, Post lispila 1,,,,, Nlurnintrat half -past 'Six o'clock, to the Bull )1114,()1,ikinoi-ciate, nun. 't( ) 74 , ,,, i -- >, Ware, Hoddesduti, and Clieshunt Coach, I t „ .11 1 ~ng. vq,llitii."llANl and Edmonton Coach Daily, at Half-past ;"'' 4st Two, Ilalt-past Four, and Half-past Seven !ii::i•f,.r.t. ectoos,..:c.iottlrliOdig:eNpaTrAcetiNs, onrdLuC:g.arge:::cct.ficilliyap.acitlifialiant: 1 4 % , 1 ;;: 1 1• 1 ,.:, 1 1 111 1 1 : 4,.. Id : : i IN ,t,'r n,, ~'".(l.lni Public, that they will not I) . e ac . c ‘ o t u i lit..- , ill. -4 1(1 fa... a me, if lost or damaged; nnless entered as such 't te'* pit 4* n glYi at the Saracen's Head Inn, Snow li. scl, Aetlee' 2c,„ 1 ,• !:'iat at sneers and Parcels are boolued for all the above -`4ty„, lt‘tlett's Near White liorsit Cellax Coacii-othee, ---=~. Fr - 7 - 1 J.Lql \ - •Zy:400,;.1-.'"•'% hflii;iji , NEW NITSICAL FUND Established April 16, 1786, for the RELIEF, of DECAYED MUSICIANS, their WIDOWS and 'ORPHANS. Under the Ntronage of his !loyal Hle.liness the Prince Regent, their Royal Eit.rlioesies,the Duke, of York, Cymberland, Sus s ex, Cambridge, and Gloucester. His Royal Highness the DUKE of SUSSEX, Prksident., VICE-PRESIDENTS: The Marquis. of Douglas Lord Viscount Henniker • mid Clydesdale 'Lord Charles Spencer- Earl Pomfret - Hon. John Spencer EArl Spencer Sir . George Denys. At the KING'S THEATRE, Haymarket; ou THURSDAY, April 6, 1515, will be performed, A, GRAND MISCELLANEOUS CONCERT of VOCAL and INSTRUMENTAL; MUSIC, ,for the Benefit of this Intitution • on whic.b occasion the Orchestra will be on the Stage, on the same grand scale as last year.— Prinei pat Vocal Performers who have already promised their assistance—Madame Sessi, Madame Marconi, and Mrs. DirkonS (by permission of the Prep;itters of the Theatre Royal, Drury. Lane), Signor Graamt (from the Opera House, by perntissionj, as also Signor Le Vasseur, Master Williams, • and Mr. Brabant. And, by the gracious permission of his Royal Highness the Prince Regent, the performance will conclude %I'M' Beethoven's Grand Battle Sinfonia, as per formed with, unbounded applauSe, every night during: the Oratorio Season, at the 'fbeatre Royal; Drury Lane. Leader of the Band, Mr. F. Cramer; Conductor, Sir. George Smart. In the course of the Concert will be performed the following - Pieces—A Dnetto for tlie — Harp are PianefOrte be Miss Kendrick (being her first performance in' public) and .Mr.W. H. Cutler; .a Cutter, tante on the Grand Pianoforte by Mr. Kalkhrenner; and a Concertant Doetlo for the Violin and Violoncello, by Messrs. A. and IA: 1. Boltrer (being their first public performance iu Loudon-Part:culars of the Concert will he annuunced_in,the hills of the day. Tickets for the Boxes and Pit, 10s. 6d. and for the Gallery, ss.—The Doors will be opened at Seven, and the Concert will com mence at Eigist o'clock prec.sely.—Snbscriptions are received and Tickets delivered at Messrs. Hammersley arfd bankers, No. 7G, Pall Mall, and at the Secretary's, Mr. J. King, 14, Little Chapel-street, Stlkio; the Treasurer's, Mr. G. Smart, 52, Poland-street ; and at the. Music Shops.—A Sahscriher paying One Guinea will have Two Tickets. Any Lady Or Gentleman Subscri •mg the sum of. Ten Guineas at one payment, will be considered as an Honorary Subscriber for Life. and will be entitled to Two Tickets for the Annual Benefit (Anterta of tins Soeiety.lf any of the Subssrisiers rt,i receive their Tickets in time, they are respectfully requested to write :o the , ecretary, and they shall _he imme diately forwardea to them. COURT-HOUSE, ST. MARY-LE-BONE. T a ME - ETING of the VESTRY-MEN . , to .1111 consider the lit'.t, n& pendin4 in Parliament, regard in.; the PAVING of the Metropolis, present. the Rer• Dr, II ESLOP, in the Clktir, and 85 other Vestrymen. Resolved Unanimouslv, That this Board al opinion, that the existing laws are sufficient, if duly enforced, to ...leo:lace all the beueficial effects which would he_ accomplitifed or the proposed General Paving Bill. Resolved Unanimously, That the principle of the proposed Bill is highly Resolted Unanintintsly That it is expedient to solicit a meeting of a cleputatiou of one, two, or three persons him' eacu of the parishes, intended to be subjected to the opera tion of the proposed Act. Resolved, That the above Resolutions he advertised three ti lies in three of the Morning Papers,-and also in three of tire Evening Papers. Bc Order of the Vestry, JANlrt.ti 'HUGO GREMWELL, Clerk. Oa Thors:!ay noxt will be published, W 'TTER to - a NOBLE, LORD on the YRE sI srivATIoN of FRANCE and EUROPE; ac comy4inied by Official and Original Documents. . Printed for J. Murray, Albemarle-street. ' CARNOT's 'itIEMORIAI., and the DENUNCIATION . of NIEHEE DE LA Toucum 2d Edition, price 4s. lid• CARNOrs MEMORIAL, and the DENUN cimoN of MELfEE DE LA TOUCHE, addressed .to LOTTIS togeth-r with an Account of the Lives of these celebrated Itermh titans, and the Specchi,s of Carnot on former occasions, particntarly-that against the ASSUM ption of the Imperial i;ignity- by 13nonaparte.-I'ratislated from the Fremeli by LEWPi (:OLI)SMITEI, Author of "The Secret History of the Cabinet of litiOnaparte," and Editor of " The Antigallican."—The above Publication is very interesting at the preseot moment. Published by I loaharn, jun. and Co. Old Mond-street. BILITISEI PAINT NIANUFACTORY, Queen-street, Ctieapside, London. IMPENEMABLE YAIN'N, and COAL TAR BROWN, for Park Palinz, Slateq, Out Buildings, and Weather Board: in; of every description. Invisible Green, vvr Cwt. 565. .Red or - Brown .. per Cwt.49.s. Dark Green 76s. White Pala " 60s. Olive ditto II2s. Prepared Oil io thin them Lead Colour 56A. for lige ss. 6d. per Gal. Stone Colour s6s. Fine Paints for'iriside Work of Chocolate Colour Relined Tar Brown 225. per Cwt.—Common do. Its. per Cwt. THE IMPENETRABLE PAINTS are very ornaiaeutal, and will cover a surface neatly twice as great as other Paints: they also possess a di - ability which renders them peculiarly valuable, when applied to Work con stantly exposed to the effects of the Weather; and from their being ground in Linseed Olt, and drying very quick, they ate applicable to the general purposes of useful Insidu Fainting, as they glee at the same time a preseeving and very liamtsome covering. They are also a Cure for the Worm and Dry Rot, will stand in hot Climates, and are easy of application, being used in the same manger as other Paints. The COAL TAR BROWN is recommended fur the cover ing of Rough Fencing, Porous Tiles, Wood under ground or water ; particularly the Refined, which is perfectly insoluble in er ; the Worm will not peuetrate where it is used ; it is of a vgry good colour, dries hard, and is easily applied, requiring only to be heated and laid on with a minium tar brivh. Sold only by Upton and Co. Queen-street, and by their agents, LOCK AND SURGIC2 His Royal Highness the DUK DISPENSA.RY. of YORK, acid the lollotving Connnittee of Governors . Earl of kgrewont Col. W. J. J.ones, M. P. Earl of Leitrim John Latonche, Esq. M. P. lit. Hon. It. B. Sheridan, M. P. Col. H. Clements, M. P. I Hon. Col. J. Barry, M.P. ' Capt. J. Hay. SURGEON ' Mr. Kiernan, Memberof the Royal College, London. rrnE above ESTABLISHMENT unites the ''Safety of a ycIILIC INSTITUTIOM, with 'a Delicacy, Honour, and Secretly, that belongs to Private Practice, awl, added to its high Patronage, it is conducted by such Profes sional Skill • and extensive Practice, that the worst Cases of Disease, as Strictures, Debility, Ulcerations, &c. however invetel ate or of long standing,, experience a complete Cure. as well as that' Derangement of the Generative Organs, which impairs - the Constitution and shortens Life. Mr. Kiernan may be consulted by .Patients Of both sexes, Lower Ch a rl o tt e - s t ree t, Bed at. his .private house, Igo. ford-square, where the necessary Advice and Medicines will be given, or sent to any part at the United Kingdom. Just published, price 3 .. 5. Practical. Ob servat i ons on th e above Diseases; so ld by Sherwood and Co. 20, Paternoster row, aud by H. Highley, so. Q 4, Fleet-street: 7 --1-77ar Y s , ";* , P 4 '+` • .fit lz3; 5. EAST INDIA. HOUSE, MARCH 30, 1813. TIIE COURT* DIRKTORS of the UNIT ED COND ., N or MEaOI-L of ENGLAND TRADING to the EAST INDIES, do herehygivt: Notice, That at the GENERAL C'OURT of .the said CO',4PANY appOhted to be held at their. House in Leach:titian-street, on WEDNESDAY, the.sll, April next, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon; a RESOLD NON of the GENERAL COURT of the 22t1 inst. will hi:submitted to them for their Confirma tion, viz. • . . Resolved Unanimously, "That this Court approve and confirm the reconnuenctation of the,Court of Directors of the Ist February last, appointing - Mr. RICHARD CARR GI.YN, of the Bengal : Civil Service,'a - temporary. Assistant to the Professors in the Oriental Department at the' College, with a Salary of 4001. per annum, and an Allowance of 1001. per annum for House Rent, lot piniod he may act in that capacity." JAMES COBB, Secretary. IIrAZARD,BURNE, and Co, Stock Brokers, IL - respectfully inform the Public, that TICKETS and SHARES for the ensuing- STATE LOTTERY are now on Sale at their Office, No. 93, ROYAL EXCHANGE. There are in this Lottery of only 15,000 Tickets, Three Prizes,of .30,0001. and Five of One Thousand - Guineas each, which latter will be paid without any deduction in GOLD. The Drawing begins the sth of April, on which•day the Fifth and Fifteenth Blanks -will each be entitled to One Thousand Guineas,. and no the Second Day, the Ttoth, Twentieth, and . Thirtieth drawn Blanks will likewise be eac4 entitled to One 'thousand Guineas in Gold, which Prizes will be paid at the above Office in Guineas, without any deduction. It)RNSI3Y and Co. Stock -Brokers; 26, Corn .Tll. hill, respectfully acquaint the Public, that they have on Sale TICKI PS and SH\IUES fur the Incomparable LOT TERY to he awn on WEDNESDAY NEXT. 'The Scheme contains Three Prizes of 30,0001. and only 15,000 Tickets; also; Fire of 1,000. Guineas each, to be paid in Gold, 'and mane other Capital Prizes. HORNSBY and Co. divided among their Friends ; in Twelve Months, the unprecedented List of Capital Prizes, viz. No. 1,130...L.10,000 Last Lottery No. I-omo 284.- 90,000 2,590 . 20,000 Besides Prizes of 5:0001. 2,0001. 1,006 i. 5001. &c. • No. 33,579 and 42,569, Prizes of 30,0001. were sold by HORNSBY and Co. THE FULL - MONEY in GOLD %vat be Paid by RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, , and Co. fur the Five Prizes of Oue Thousand Guinea., in the STATE LOITERY to begin Drawing, WEDNESDAY, sth April. THE SCHEME CONTAINS. • 3 l'l l -Let of L.30,0n0 5 • 1,050 500 ttei RICHARDSON, GQODI_,tICK, and Co. have been parti ctliariy fortunate in the Sale of 'May Thousand Pound Prigs, bring the only person,: that ever sold in Shares Two Prizes of that. description.-12,507, 30,000!., in Sixteen Sixteenths, and 21;,543.3, 30,0001., in one flail, one Quarter, and Two Eiellthi._ • _ TICKET Mid SHARES are on Sate, in variety of Num bers, at their Offices, Cornhill, and Charing-Cross.. -SEEING IS FEELING IS THE NAKED 'l'ltliTl-1. 11118 'Adage, thoog'i it may perhaps by•some be considered rather homely, is very applicable in many circumstances, and lutist particularly so in the present in qtance, as it epight be dookned, in the first place, that any one Individual could command in these times such an immense di'splay of Guineas as are now exhibited at MARTIN and No. %, and OXFORD-STREKT, if e —,- :tflar:ilvaionsa.ration had not' put it beyond all ques tion and iusitin, it ought he donlited, whether it was pos sible that: Two Prizes - of 20,0001. in One Liiit,ry, snaking a Grand Prize of FORTY 11.1uUziArst) oaoht have been sold by one Office-Keeper alone, (who, by the bye, is the'only Office-Keeper in being that ever did sell a Prize of 40,0001.) if Martin and Co. had not afforded the most convincing proofs, both to the Seeing and the Feeling Facolties, that such was literally and bona tide the case, by paying the Whole Sum on Demand; and MARTIN and Co. have not the icast hesitation in saying, that they thißk it highly - probable they shall sell one or more of the Three Prizes of 30,0001. also the • Five - Prizes - of One Thousand Guineas in Gold, in the apprbaching 'Lottery, which begins Drawing NEXT WEDNESDAY, '5Ol . , 111.' 15 lI'S SC A L 1 - C., • fur A-1)V ENT UR EltS : I " BikyThree , 'fickets, you may. gait) C 90,000 li(ty . lbytt Tickets, you may gain 60,000 Duty One tieket, yuntnay.'gaitt • 30,000 Buy Three Halves, yoa may gain.., Bity T , .ro ITolves - ; You inay gaiti. ..... Buy One; ait . , rot niay gain . 15,000 Buy Three Cattartcrs, you !nay gain 22,500 Boy Two t/tiarters, you may gain.:. Boy One Quarter, you may gain 7,503 Buy Tlireg iiioilii%, you moy gain- 11,250 Buy Two EiglitltS, you may gain 7,500 Buy One Eighth, you may gain 3,750 Buy Myer sixteenths, you m a y gain ' 5,625 Buy 'lwo Sixteenths, you nit:y gaiu 3,750 Buy Otte Sixteenth, vottrnay gain 1,875 tiE I' WEDNESP , AY, sth, when all the Three Prizes of 30,0001. may be &twin, and Two of the 5 PrizeA.of 1,000 Guineas MUST be Prawn, and will be immediately Paid in Gold, at 4, Coraill, or 9, Charing-Cross. NF AT WEDNESDAY, APRIL 5. GOLDEN LOTTERY ! THREE CERTAIN PRIZE'; OF THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS ! Also, FIVE of ONE, yIIOCTSANDGUINEAS each, which «•ill be PAID IN GOLD. TBISFI feels pleasine in announcing the at a tractive and unprecedented Novell ‘' of "lIIREE CER TAIN Till itTY THOUSAND POUND PRIZES, in the pre sent Lottery of only 15,000 Tickets; and a, no former Lot tery, et en of 69,000 Ti,,;ket s, ercr contained more than Two of ;10,0001. the. chance of gaining so large a Capital is note increased Fivefold; also, as a grateful, Tribute of Respect to the Public, he bas made Atrangenrents 'that the Five Prizes , of One Thousand Guineas each, shall he paid in Gold as soon as drawn, without any Deduction, whether they are sold in Tickets or Shares, at either of his Offices, or at any other Of fice in the Kingdom. THE SCHEME CONTAINS 3 Prizes of i .20,000... are..... L.E0,000 3 5 And 'Twenty-two other Capitals, &e. 3 Prizes of io,uoal. will eAch receive 2.1,0001. More ! Nlaliing Three Prizes of 30,000 each ! Blanks will each receive 1,000 Guinea; in Gold. . _ Tickets. and Shares are now on Sale by MAU, Contrac tor, at 4, CORNUILL. or 9, CHARING.-CROSS, who sold the Two last 30,0001. Prtzes, and Fifteen Capital Prizes in the last Lottery. CONSUMPTIONS CURE:). APROFESSIONAL MAN, who throhgh an extensive practice in the above Disease, has been so fortunate as to discover a MEDICINE that is an INFALLI BLE CURE for CONSUMPTIONS; by which Medicine he _has cured many when given over by eminent Physicians, and when in the last stage of a Consumption, attended with cough, spitting of blond, and tedenrit ins swellings of the feet, Sze.. Though the truth of this assertion may be doubt ed, the Advertiser is happy to say, that he has it in his power to refer to those he has cured, and when given over by souse. of the first Professional Men ; he thercfuri• now.pub lidy afters it to those who are labouring under this afflicting Disease. - . -- Letters (post paid) addressed fur A. IL No. G, Great Quebec-strert, New=rovol, -Mary-le-Lone, London, will have lintuediate attention ; and where attendance is given every Jay (Sundays 4xceptcdje from 10 to Isl it► the forenoon. [PRICE SIXPENCE-HALF ,:) i&' 'PENNY. VICTUA LI. ING OFFICE, Mar , h 31, IS I S. T FIE COMMISSIONERS 'or VICTUA ELI - NO his MAJESTY'S N,-.IIT do hereby That on Tuesday tie 11th of April next, they Till bt ri.ady to receive Tenders in 'writing (sealed and ricat for the supply of THREE HUNDRED THOUSAND BAVINS, for the Service of his Majesty's Bakehouse at Deptford, to be delivered in equal menalay proportions by the Old of Septem ber next, and to be paid for by Bills payable with Interest Ninety Days after date. The Conditions of the Contract may be seen at the Se . crettiry's Office. No regard will be had to any Tender in which the Price shall not be inserted £n words at length, or that shall not be delivered to the Board before One o'Clock an tire said Tuesday, the llth of April next, nor unless the Person who makes the Tender, or some Person on his behalf, attends, to answer when called for. VICTUALLINP . OFFICE; March 29, 1.6 THE COMMISSIONERSfor VICTUALLING His MAJESTY'S NAVY do hereby give Notice, That. on Tuesday, the 4th o f _4 7:r it next, they wilt ,b, readyloreeeive Tenders in writing, {.pealed up) and treat fur ONE HUNDRED TONS of BLACK SMYRNA or ALEXIS RAISINS (answerable to Samples of not less than Two Pounds - weight each, to be produced with the Tenders) ; and for ONE HUNDRED TONS of. VIRGINIA LEAF TO BACCO, to be dilircred, in the space of a Month, into, his Majesty's Victualling Stores at the Ports, and in the pro portions under-mentioned, viz.:— • ' Raisins. Deptford 100 Tons Portsmouth Plyinotith Tobacco. 60Tous 20 And to be paid for by Bills, payable with Interest, Ninety Days after date. The Conditions of the Contract may be 'seen at the .Se- crettiry'& o.ffiec. No regard •mill he had to any Tettokr in which the ?rice rha 11 not be inserted in words at lta , fth, or thief shall no/ G t r delivered to the Board bcfore One o' Clock on the said Tuesday, the 4th of iAprll next, nor unless the Person who ',ultra. the Tender,' or some Perso,f Ou his behalf, attends, to answer when called for. - r 4:14: S • - • it,..,-,, ;4r-434'7:y(1', t% e \. -‘7' \* . S. , - • .g - ( t\r,,, . Jitel tz} - • OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, llfty,h IS, 1315. rEIHE PRIATIFAL OFFICERS 'of His MA— JESTI"S ORDIV:INCE do • hereby • OW' NO.liCe, . that Proposals will be treeircd at their WILT, in Pall Mall, on before Wednesday, the 51,i day-of .4pril next,' from such Persons as nutti be willing. to undertake th.e Performance of the I:4‘II.PENTEII'i . WORK in the Milita'ro Diidsion,for &Mire of this Deporonent, : for twHoil t f l YerfrS t - t terminable after the Expiration of the first Yea,., apo , .Voti c e fi . Three Months, at the option of either l'ari Farther Pai-ticulars, together ?tolls !lie Terms and Condi tions of the Contract, >ado be known at 1/zr Sccretarv's Of fice, in Pall-Mall dforesaid, anu Day bctweOit the - Ifours * of Ten and Four o'Clock, where the Proposals ,natal he (11 . 11,1,;(!. sealed-up, and endorsed, " Propuials fin. Carpenter's. Work but no Proposal can be admitted lfter the • said, sth at Twelve a'Clock - at Noon of the saute Day, netther any Tender be noticed, sinless the Parly ntakin• it, or an 411eul in his behalf, shut!. attend: By Order ty . the Board, GREIf", Searclarg. ADVICE. • WHEN Professional Nen, eminent for Oda V and experience, offer their advice, and exert their abilities, for the cure of a few reigning Diseases, they rise si perior to that prejudice which is so Justly excited against the advertisements of peen, ignorant of the first princjple, and 'uneducated in the practice of physic. - Messrs. CURRIE and Co. regular Surgeons, sanctioned by every privile- ;e to prac tice, and by the uniform success wh:ch their mode of treat meat for Verret cal; (40114)1:tints has hitherto been attended, continue with the same assiduity to direct theif studies to the cure of every species of that baneful poison, as well as the re moval of those distressing debilities and deficiencies which prevent or embitter the matrimonal state. Ins the ,ititiogutl of human infirmities there are none More afflicting than those which are the unavoidablb'consequeaces of :tor indulgence in a certain destructive habit. The unhappy sufferer broods over his misfortunes, ashamed to seek relief, until he is re duced, to such a state of misery as to render life oppressive. To spell persons it will be a consoling reffection to know that they may now, by a new and infallible remedy, be restored to their former constitntional strength and vigour. Weak, relaxed, and debilitated habits; proceeding either from art excess of conjugal and illicit pleasure, or from a lung' resi dence hot climates; bard drinking, ' the injudicious use of mercury, &e. are speedily restored to health and strength. , It most be a self-evident proposition, that where the ag- gregate of intellectual capacity is directed to the treatment and cure of a tee: peculiar complaints, there must be the greater certainty of success; and as a proof of this pasitiot their method of cure is so particularly expeditious. as well as safe, and to evidently superior to the (Ammon practice, that in some slight cases of infection a perfect restoration is completed in the short period of three days, and in those of the utmost inveteracy, where other practitioners have failed, a proper perseverance in their plan of treatment e nsur e s t o the patient a safe, welt-grounded, and lasting re-estahlish ment. By an early application, the patient will escape the danger and expence of a tedious attendance upon the less ex perienced practitianer. In' the most obstinate and compli cated cases of .venereal infection, such as obstrot Lions in the urethra, spungy excrescences,. hard tomoura, callous ulcers, eruptions, semiiial weakness, gleets, as also STRICTURES, whether recent or of long durution, and which have baffled the skill of other practitioners, arc, by their present improved plan of treatment, effectually and permabieutly cured, with out the patient suffering the excruciating pain and alarming hemorrhage which frequently follows the application of the lunar caustic. In the course of 20 years extensive practice ill this metropolis, numerous cases of strictures have been and are daily under their care, the total eradication of which is effected by a safe,.eertain, and expeditions mode of practice, superior to any other yet adopted. The weakness, refaxtv. Lion, and debility proceeding from this complaint, is speedily removed, and the patient restot et' to sound a . nd vigorous health. But where the debility has for years existed, a pro per perseverance in their restorative remedies, aftet the stricture has been destroyed, •is indispensably requisit e t o revive the slumbering sparks of life, 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 complaints of the Urethra, StrittureS, , &c.; and having received a radical and permanent cure, reqoest that rferences may,he made to them, as satisfactory evidences of the decisive superiority of Messrs. Currie and Co.'s plan of treatment. Nlany of these Gentlemen have had Strictures from 10 to ep years, and had been under the care of -Messrs. Home, Heaviside:, and other Surgeons of. equal 'eminence, who attempted the cure by the application of the lunar caustic, without success. Messrs. Carrie and Co. may be consulted by either Sex, with the greatest delicacy, secrecy, and hanittir, at their house, No. 107, Hatton-garden: Patients it: the Country are requested to state 'the particu lars of their ease, age, and general habit•of living, te.e.„ &c. . Inclining a remittance for advice and medicines, when the so e ssential to their undert a ki ng, . t h e ' Saute will be given or sent to any part of the kingdom. To ensure that secrecy postage of letters may be added to time account for akedieicieS. I so) June, 1,109.—i07, Hatton-gardeu.