The Sun. — London, England, 1815-07-07 00:00:00

~`.,.;~u , "~-< ~ Y ~. ti II 3 ~. F . - cn~e - Yj • - e .::.`tea r 4.; "-r4. 14 11 .rt : NtrhißEß 7125.] , Al" 10 10 0" - -; p„rt THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. I\l 4 ttliS PRESENT EVENING, July 7, their esties' 5,4 ants will perfor m the Play of tet a .,. „,, 'THE AIOUNTAINEERS. racter); Florant he, Miss Boyce. .. 11 be spoen t YANtit'r.elarrit;;;:yean (his second appearance in that Cha for the third time, an Address m . . . the e n s ' , ,Fc (I‘,`-n, in honour of the Inimortal vi IC, - "suin or 'whi ch , „ God sa%'e . the King" will be sno t ; . A'ellineon hat , w hole Of tire Vocal CoMpany. Tu which will he added (2d time), the Farce of THE TOBACCONIST. T 0.., . Abel Druiver, Mr. Kean. , , ~. die,, "'°rTnly, The Way to Get Married ;.with The Rival .'°' , alai The Critick. . itt lIIEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDF.N•• ' illo ill PREsENT EVENING,. July 7' wi 6, _ performed the Tragedy of 14411 . JANE SHORE, . nastings. Mr. Youly, ; . Dumont, M r . T err y ; Alicia, Mrs. F aucit ; Jane Shore, Miss O'Neill. ,r ,h o. Which ivill h e added, HIT OR MISS. (I-M ' s rl° ,, v, Hamlet; wsith Paul and Virginia. OF , . . . riARE,,,, -NTEntoR OF PARIS. A 1 's, rAN3II.IMA, Strand, neat Surrey-street- ' f it ... w : "i PARIS, token . irffin the Palace Nt , irr„ 6- Ink' 1. huilteries eorniri:inv the - Garden, the Place . hi t i ''ei, the Qoays the ' Li i i ( l 4 . t .' s : an d m os t of "the Pub li c tee : j.,?F`. with2the eliIN eotoitia»ding the City, which have ls o ' it, ittf ied 'hY tin onaparte,ic now Open in the large (Amu.. 'e BATTLE ofCORUNNA, tinder Sir John Moore. • Air ~ 1 It- WP.ST's PICTUR ES—CIIRL 9 . 1` RE -74 ,4EuTED, his sE(bIND picTUIIE of , CHRIST 4ttierx,.,llN)x; ii , t the TE.NIPLF, a:lathe DESIGN of the "M -ot OUR S AVIO!'II., with several - S KETCHES, ,huitilsow Exhibiting at No. II" PALL. M ILL, neat Carlton -ti tijl e i e s. er,y day (Sur;days ex .) e ' epiedi from ' Ten in the Morn ^ Jo the Evening. 13 Y Order, CHARLES SMART, Secretary. k City of L on d on Tavern, July. 6, 1315. ,„. II a A-ME T ING of the GENERAL coAi_ li t) .11ITTEK for conducting tin; WATERLOO SCBSCRip ,eld this Day; ' 1101IEWP SI-IFDDEN Esq. in the Chair; The -r • . ;' ' ' l ati„nreasurers rl•ported the Amount ~' Subscriptimts a 114.14015 it and advertised 238)171 is' Oil. lir 4,1,1° ved,That d. W. Fresh Geld, Esq. and Wm. Davis, Esq. R ed to the Committee. • .+Clfi ' Z: e d the Report of iption floyd's.l- l. r e Putt °„3 Pe C - 1. Consolsthe fra S tu ubscr their Fund; rom an L d the ti. "ft Dtin of the Bonk of. Eitizlonit r, 5000: Atiloti ROBERT SHEDDEN, Chairman. Silt„,.T of Subscriptions already advertised ,C 3917 1 is._o±l. it."ll-ters to Lloyd's from their Fund in Consols, clOionlil• 4 - N'll' an d Company of the Bank of England, £.OOO. I.l,ll.ttliell. 5 5 Rer. W. J. Aislabie 11: r. '4 ,!! )( ' Fries, Esq. 65 0 Robe: t Ruscowe ' tf, R•:"'. J. Patterson 105 0 , Lewis Burnand tirtitniggs -2 2 Praeds, Mackworth 11,„ .' J. Parry, R. N. 1 0 and Newcombe - (, rts _ 1 I Lord de DunStativille, 1,...('`)1• MidgleYi. per Praetls and Co. 52 .10 .".111411(1.4 tit the Alexander Annand ; 21 , 0 N'eers Non- c om. 5 bp, -, 1ie1.61, 2, & Richordsdn 52 10 iaersandPrivates Sir William Wynne 5-2 10 :;:_l'rtiklity Port - 34 4 The Wellington Club, •p;:l.l‘rul_VisconntKeith 50 0 esiablished. 25th of t‘ . s;'''',, °t hank - 5 5 June, at the Ship 11 - It, -- - 5 0 Tayern,Leadenhall • ler s• - 1 i street - hti-A, ''111(n) &redder 52 10 Robert Dewar 4 'l 1,. 1 .',",; and Co, 31'10 Tlie Worshipful Com -4,,, i.iiioeli 10 10 ' pony f Clot iiWoiiii,s 210 0 k% (Y111()'1( •-• 5 5 Frat.eis Pltitey Martin 52 10 iti, ,t 0,,, _ 5 5 James Ferry, Proprie :;l,"!%l Cope/atm 5 2 10 for of the Morning' '4°4 " ,ts - 810 Chronicle. - 2 l 2l 100 ' IV. c•-it`''sr,l,gtork &C o 52 10 Joseph Dowson & SonS 52 1-'l. . -4Rt'l 1 ''. .10 0 Geor ., Thos.Bulheley 105 0 tlli. ~4 1 Son 52 10 J , 1.,1 f:,-.‘„,i,m„-•• 10 10 4 . Av hi 'Pnclier - leo 0 ..1 . •,- GI inni c, Son &Co. 02 10 ) Niji 1 * ' lll 'll Bt. C 0 .-:) •G` ' Li . 1 ‘ . 1 : 1.-.) , oBor i 11 - 21 ' ,41tt1ii:',!,;,1►,1,'1,,,i,et&. (:ii; ' ;) ' 2 10 I'd nunds 21 0 c,„i ritl a.s s va mouse 52 10 GeGrge Alex. ' ' 1;;" , r 1 -'' s and 1-I.ygates 105 0 “lites Yiio l3 ,, r St, t , . , 0 0 ult-lict?i;12::t1;711 .it; {1 il e t c . ( :e i 1. 13: i n l a i ` ,. .11 1 ti ' • ''',l),criptions re ' Mee, at tin: City "c 4 Lon, - 3 3 5 5 21 0 105 21 0 5 5 it the City of London Tavern; e. All Cotomunications and equested to be addrussol to the 'don Tavcrn. t 4 LIFE INSITRANc E COMPANY, i,t , r_l‘v vrea , BEACKFnIARS, AlNftNl'.:,tt.l.l,d')„);ittti,„+}l,.!),lFTiament ; for INSURANCE from v ,..- , ft Es. aid fur the Giant and Purchase of jt" , u nless ' (hie 'tt Mi , lstimmer will s:jz. 111 ,:iiiehredsB,3.a.etseswrovfneFleed fifteen _da * y i s t front i, A . Tr.e . p,e -I,tittri.rge m ic,\, try advantage wiLT: c s e t h wrsii . e . ' t t aa j ,, very mail,. T ife It c s l s sn a rn t et u ‘ i r.?in c d i in v :tica ' t.: of the I; ; " are business, Lire Com,),ln j s ar with all passible convenience and roe „ •WARNEP P, SecretarY• turd 4 7 „ means's Office I'm- Vie West-end HIPPS of Lfmdon; is 4 the West Si cie of New Loud-street, near pol l ERrrusn FIRE OFFICE, • a, / , the liisurance of Buildings, iall,, l'ell,artilize, ships, Vessels, and all other Propert), Furniture., .!4,,,L.a:.4. r bantage by_ FIRE. 1?,,, tn a. t ,"lt for abort Periods, or for several Years . togF; +i l , )de eLfected at this Office upon the most vgattabl 11c'ticie. ' ~ i'l", t,) tb-t;‘\',l not be chaiged for Suns Of 8001. or upwards; lt w :" , .' increasing their present Insurances. . t l' "irlea t • 9le S TOCK. of a FARNI - will he, insured without itt, ' O ll, at the reduced. Premium of 2s. ' * per (.en.. ( 1) ,4y ' ' .ll t ,s for Ole itelietv-t1 of P - 1' ies •x^:irioe- at ~!idsrirnroer-141'"li?CeT 141'"li?CeT dat the ):rhpuallLofii( .' in fire Stra.nd Country, '' kill r,.°.'"-Imi, aml of their A...;_•t:::. in the Com Li', ci.etve Proposals for new Insurailces. 1:01IERT SItELTON, Secretary. :st44l. QjAl. -XOII.INr;E. MSUIZANCE OF1:ICE, '4e4 - 1 by itOsal Charter io the lt,ign of King Genre the First. , I \ LL , • June, Isle , . art' 0„80X.S, whoß . t1),,,-.:.'rtl.'e,.44th annualiiisiant,eareroy inf;anitil, tLat 11.z:ceipts hi.'"3,' I t , ;.,i'i t . ,'"Y ) iii thliv,T,(l at t.!Ae Cornpanv's Otlice3,.or-!' 1, ' , .. A,, - ,'`, e1,,...,ge inn! in Pall-Mall, as web as: i'y their cc lc 3., ,!„.t,tits iii the Ft'Vt.l"ai Ctalliit.S ; and thi. Val:tics , .1 1 .- j ' t it t , '3 , ',l 4,,';':4:stCd In ;imily for the Iteneival of Cieir t iv. , l , - cy, wo.. 1..,t,.,.!0.vett for l'avnlent, Iv 1)z,, , ., . ~'.',4;re Me nQI .of July next, as th? ,:t;"3` --,"_ 111 expire. ' I.).yquti the ‘14,1*. ut eath t u At,,.% A1t,,i,.,. .INIT'I'.I.:PENNING Jun. ..,'cre•t?r.Y.; _ t:,,`•:r,iti.4',!",1,1e.(' .f.•J gven, ttailv, at the s'aid o;lices, ?o , • ti,'' 3::14, •,I'l‘ol‘lll,l‘tin.,:*, (;f, ii' 4kierclz.e, and !s_ini)...c i , ao tt f t . Al'iti ts : ► 'e; :4,1 :(-4..11t• i)11/10.111;, fr.)llf 1411 Si ~.),, ..!):71111.,i_ \ i LiVt, IS , 1 " 1 , II". AS'S nratice of, out; grat.l. .1 4"lt.'" [ ire 2, L.- .. , • " ' Wll t ." ' • _ b .. 4° IC' 44'441 ~,,i P ill ali.::tail - -, to 63. or up ti"e' w'll -e..5.,14.,11 free or Expinize to (tie ~„___~ 1, - ,t, " , - ---- 1 ' . 1 k -t „. , .: • •••Z- 14.;:., , • FRIDAY, JULY 7, 1815, OFFICE OF bZWN_LVCE, Jan - c 23, 1315. 1'1; HE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of Ibis JESTY'S ORDN.6INCE do hereby give Notice; tha ProposalS Nill be reeeived at t it Ogee iii PallATall, on or before Monday the loth day ofJuly next ,from such PerSO2lS as May be willing to undertake the Supply of EARTHEN WARE for Service of this Deprtment,' for a period of Three Year:s . , determinable. after the Expiration of the First Year, Upon Notice of Three Monthi, at the Option of either Party: . Patterns of the ,Atticles May be viewed, upon application at the principal•Storelzeeper's Office in' the Tower; and it is e.rpected that the Pt'oporals will contain as wella Prieefor the Ware to be sup:diedmarktd with the Broad Arrow as Withottt. Further Particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions cif the Contract, may be Mown at the Seeretary's Office in fall-all aforesaid, any day between the Hours of Ten and Four o'Clock, where the Proposals ntu.st lie delivered seeded up, and endorsed " Proposals for Earthen Wait ;" but no Propose! can be admitted after the said 10th of Jul.,, at Twelve . 6:Clock at Noon cif the same day, neither will any Tender be noticed, unless the Party making it, or an Agent in his behalf, shall attend. , • By Order of the Board, R. 11. CREJ7 7 , Secretary. TR.I_V:SPORT-OFFICE, July 5, 1815. THE COMMISSIONERS for Conducting flis TaJ E,STY 'SPORTAA SERVICI.j, for taking Cure v'Sich and Tj'ounded Seamen, an-r 1 for the Care and Cus tody ofPrisoners of Tr; ar, do hereby give Notice, that they will be reatly at this 01jiee, an Tuesday; the 1 ith of July, 1315, to./Yedee seated Tenders, and treat with such Persons as , may be will; f( taer,ntract for VICTUALLING Prisoners. (IP - rat in Si, kness, at Forton, for Six Months certain: No tender will be received after One o' Clock on the Dayy. of Treaty, nor any noticed, oarless the Party, or an Agent for perona.fly attend. Each Tender ninA be accompanied by a Letter from. two respectable Persons, engaging to become bound with the Person lenderinw, iu the Sues of 20301. for the due performince of the Contract. Farther particulars may be kaown by applying at this qyzce. WILLIAM B. MOUNTAIN, SARACEN'S READ INN, Snow-lull, London, Tile inst. AcconclatiCm for Travellers; good Beds; choice Liquors, and mod,rate Charges. The following Post Cohches, Mail Coaches, &c. set out from the Sai'acen:s licad lan, Snow-Hll. • 7-il - E7.: - MOUTH - UNION' Post , CoUch, four V v. Insides, eyery_Afternoon, thfough•Dorehester,Bland frird, Salisbury, Andover; arrives at Weyntouth next day, five hours bet , re the Pockets sail to -Guernsey, .Jetscy, Cher bourg)), anti St. Maine's. Fia;in Cherbourgh to Paris is a . most delightful Rua4, t behest arid cheapest travel ling t Paris. BBIGTATON new eh:guilt post Coach, four Insi4s only, ever e Morning at nin& o'clock, through VraWley, yegate, EkICIEII., Plyntonth, Wevinonth,.Dorehester,• Frilmonth, Dartmouth, and Sa!isitary, I , ,ew Post CoKch every Morning at half past Six (L (lock, t•hro•aglr tliwitou, Axminster, livid port, Bland ford ? Basingstoke, - and I;r47sliot. BOSTON, Spalding, Peterhorough, Stilton and Hunting don, new Royal Mail Coach; sets oat every Evening.—Coaches front Boston to Soilsby, Louth, (4 ri shj', and BATH and BRISTOL Flying Post-Coachcs,. -through . Chippenham, Calae, and Marlborough,' every Afternoon ; arrive at Mr. Mac's, the Greyhound Inn, Bath, and the Lon 'l;n-Tavern, Thomas-street, and the Swan, Bristol, next • Morning.—Coaches to Wells, Bridgewater, Tamitoja, &c. LEEDS' new Light (torch, called The ll. , , , ekingham, tech out every Morning at Eight o'clock; carries Four Insides only, and goes remarkably easy, witlt a Guard throughout. Passes n'orough Stamford, • Newarh, llet ford, Doncaster, and Ferry bridge, IA) the (;olden Lion, I,eiMs, next day at Noon. Not withstanding the uncommon Expedition of this Coach, it is . allowed to he the most agreeahle and complete Politic Con• yevance on the North Road, being unequalled in accomnio datou by any other. • KENDAL, Lancaster, :Preston, Kirby-Lonsdale, .Bolton, Charley, Oiniskirk, and Garstang Post-Coaches, every After .. noon,,at Five o'clock, Guarded. _ GLASGOW, Longtown, Gretna-Green, Nonan, Dninfries, Browithill, Thornhill; Sanquimr-Kiln, Ca amuck, - Kingsweli, and all Parts of Scotland, Canverdawu Coach (Daily) YOII,K,' Newcastle and Edinlinf;2:ll, new Coach, .perrormed wi It a Guard throughout, sets out every m.riiirt .at. half past Six - iicloek, by way or . Newark, Rei ford, Tide;. "Northallerton, Durham, Min petit, mid Passengers finding thviiiselves fatigued from leng,th of the journey,- inay fest what - time 't hc'y please; and then pro ceed on without any additional Fare. J. Clark, the Black Swan, Coney-street, York, runs Concitzs to Sunderland, Searboroni4h, Whitby, and other places. . • . hillDGi , ',Nowrit and Walsal new Post-Coach, every Evening. LIVIntPOOL Post' Coach, to carry four Insides, sets mit every Morning, tlirough Littt . erworth, High Cross, Hineklev; Atherstone, Taaiworth, Litcitacld, Ullesthorp, Knutsford, Warrington, Northattipton,,int , li Dunstable. CARLISLE, Penrith, and Wbitehaven, 'Post-CO(i, goes with Four Horses, and a Gould antic way. Passes through Brough, Appleby, (freatittnidg:., Ruimiond, Catterijk, Boroughbridge, Wet herby, Abet-hi: D.incaster, and Gran tham (the nearest way by 18 Stiles), sets out every Morning, and performs the. journey with the greatest facility. Pa-s -sengers detained on the Road by business - 'Or pleasure, have the peculiar advantage of their Seats being-secured in the next. Coach. WAKUIELD Post-Coach, every ,Morning, at half-pAsf Six o'clock. _ (;lES - rER, 'Newport, Whitehureh, Tarporley, Nnntwieh, Northwich, and Mialcwich, Post-Coach, every Evening, as Five Stockton, and Ya2rm, new Coach, every Morning, to the tieorg. ;no, Szniderland. If‘j.4l - IESIEIL, Wins; Atv, Cong . debut, Newcastle, \Va lsal, and Wolverhamt.ton, every Afternoon. Guarded. SI - UtEWSBUBY, It'eiliinTtou and Shiilhal, Post-Coach, the Prince of Wales, to the Britannia, Sorewslmry, every Evening. at Five SLIEFFLELD ;I.ld It , atherhaai Post-Coach, calle , l the Rock it tiiiaii~, every Mortaing. Winchester,- Alresford, and Alton Coach, every Ev e , ‘ i n g. • 1 1111 MINGLIAM•Mereurv•Post 'Coach, with a Guard, sets out every Alt ermam, and reaches Birmingham next day at Noon. Passes by 0xfa..41, •Enst6n and Shipstone, to the Saracen's Head, Bull-street, and Castle Inn, Birmingham. BiRMINCI 1 IANI, .WactviClA, and Leamington, New Post Coach, evei y Morning. • LItILL, Nortficave - llowden, Thorn, and Doncaster; Post 'C'oach, every Morning at Imlf-past Six o'clock, to the Bull and Sun Myton-t4ote, HERTFORD, Ware, lioddestltM, and Cheshunt Coach, vcr ; . 'l'ol'l'l:tit Lk NI and FAmmiton Coach, Daily, at Half-past 'run, Half-pa s t Two, lIA-past.-F6nr, -and Half-past Seven o'clock. WILLIAM B. MOUNTAIN and Co. respectfully acquaint their Friends tho.lcatdie, that they will not he pccouut altle a")' Writ Pareek, or Luggage. &c. of more than tive Pound s Vitlue;-if lost or monagt,l, unless-kiitered as Such iti0.1" ,.1 1 , 1 - according;- ) at the Saracen's Head Inn, Snow- Liimho l . • • • *))* Vassengers and Parcels are hookvd for all the a!)(iye Coaches, at Haitheti. New ') . 111(e Coacii-');Lec, EP R iCii IX — PI 7,. .i:—F.iA/ ' ,i'l 3 l;: ' /4151 i.-: • , . :• - • This Day was published, price 55.:- ItSITS regarding the AGRICULTURAL ....ILJEL STATE ,6f the N.ETHERLANDS, etinipiired with that of Great Britain ; And, some Observations on life Means of diminishing, the Expenee of groaing Corn ; of ~PISEVENT4 IlsiG,th MILDEW in WHEAT, th e ROT • i n SHEEP, and the introdikOtAti of other ImprOvernents into British Agri- Culture. • ' • . . By the,llight lion. Sii• MHN SINCLAIR, B trt. toftijon :'Sold by U. ,and W. ,Nicol, Pall -Mall ; Harding, St. James's;street ; Slienond and Cu. Pateinoter-icni• ; and Constalile aid Co. Edinburgh: BEWARE OF SPURIOUS IMITATIONS. • COOK'S ANTICORROSION: GOLDING,. HODGKJN; and Co. PATENT GUN SPONGE and ANTICORROSION MANU FACTUREPS to the lion. Beard of Ordnance, begs to rt.- tiirn their grateful acknowledgments to the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public in general, for the encouragement they have met with these last thirty years; and at the same time State, that they are the only Manufacturers of this valuable Coin position, which they particularly 'recommend at the present season for painting iron, stone, brick, wood, staiceued or plastered buildings: iron railing, park palling, farming utensils, ships or boats' bottoms, &c., as it is im penetrable by wet, and will 'never bli4ter or rub off, is con siderably cheaper, goes further, and will last longer than other paint. The colours are of, lead and stone, and sold at their Office; :31, old City Chanibers, London, for realy money only,. in Casks of 10011,. at 545., or smaller of dub,. at 285.; and of Whom also may be had the genuine prep tred Oil, and•proper Brushes. Orders to any extent received by post, , executed the sane clay if required.No connection with the Frenchman calling himself Agent to the Company. TO THOMAS TAYLOR, ESQ No. 9, New Bridge-street, Lotidon. . HoNniiRED Sin, - Edinburgh; narch 18. BEG leave to inform you, that ever since the IL year 179@, I had been afflicted. with the Lues Venerta ; which, from it y ; obstinately resisting every course el medicine prescribed. by the most eminent of the - Ewell); here, and un.r dergoing s-.4veral severe courses of sa'ivatien, and twice dts charge,d from the HoSpital with little relief, would appear to be of the most inveterate nature. In the spring of lain' ye:7r my disorder had got to such a head, as nearly to plit . a period to my existence - 7 1 had a larg - e uleeren-the crown of my head, one on each arm; and Inv legs Were broke out in a frightful manner; may right was dieadfully painful, and had been 'iu a state of ulceration fur the last seven years ; ern left had also, - two large nodes 00 it, Was vesry tench discoloured, and gave me such excruciating pain, particularly when warns. in as nearly to deprive me of rest ; in tkis lamentable state, I was recommended by Mr. J. Thompson, (who received sh great a cure by them 'here), to take your Leake's Patent Pills, begart.to do on the 2Gth of May ; is the course of a fortnight I began to receive benefitin little more than a month the ulcers on'my head and arms Were soundly healed— soon after, the sores , on my legs healed also ; leaving, how, by the blessing of God, and a little longer. persevera nce in your invaluable Medicine, subsided ; o considerable d left,era be w d h i i s e c h o:u rat ion in the skin, and pain in the ever,bne of co the nodes disper%ing, the skin regaining its natural line, and th e no cturnal pales graduallY going off.—l thus became, by liberrl a dvice and medicine, perfectly free from - all my Sots former co mplaints—have recovered my former spirits and strength, and am become jolly and fat , In which state having euntinned many months to the, astellishmentyf all who knew use, I am at a loss in what terms to express my gratitude; lint beg. you, for the good of other suffering mortals, to make this my case as public as pov•ible, as I shall on every occa sion ; in so doing you will greatly oblige, Sir, your rateful, obedient, very humble servant, ALEX. MURKEIL Swann's Close, Iligli-strevt, Edinburgh. Witncsses to the above cure:— John Thompson, No. :3, New Poultry, Market, Edinburgt. John M'lutosh, Old Assembly Close, Edinbilrgh. - Prepared amisold by the sole Proprietor, THOMAS TAr- LOR,.,Member of the Royal Collexe of Surgeons, at his house, - No. it, New Bridge-street, London ; whet e, after a constant residence of more than 38 years, in a practice parti cularly flii . ected to the cure of Venereal Complaints and those incidental to, the Parts of Generation, with that inviolable secrecy which men of his profession shouldalsvays observe in such cases, he flatters himself the advice and asiVtance' he gratuitously - administers to persons taking this Medicine, will be estemed, by a'aiScerning'Pablic,• as au advat tage seldom -attainable, a'md void of all ambiguity. Alio sold, by his appoinhaent, for the convenience of t hofitr living at a distance, at the Perfmner's,'No. 33, St. Albans- street, Pall-mtll ; the Toyshop ? No. 103, Oxford-street Mr. Disborough's, No. 7, Pishstreet-hill ;' Mr: Baxter's, Sout bridge, Edinburgh; Mr. M'Donald, Jeweller, Glasgow; Mt. callwell's, Dublin ; and by one person in .every considerable town in Great Britain and Ireland, in boxes of only =2.s. cacti, stamped, andfsealed up, with full and plain directions, whereby persons, of either sex may cure themselt es with ease, sl:eed, secrecy, and safety. N. B. Every Box sold in Great-Britain is up: with a stamp, on which,. by favour or the C.immissioners, is printed at the Starrip•ollice,--T. Taylor, No. 9, New Bridge-street, to imitatt,i,'„vhicli is Felony, arid all of bets aro counterfeits. AMERICA. The last New York Papers contain an account of a suo'w storm at Plattsburg, in the province of New York,. on the 19t1t May last. Notwitic, statilling the advanced period of tl►e season, the streets of that town were covered to the depth of six inches, and sledges were seen passing along as briskly as at any time during the severest win ter.—The same papers contain the following shocking- story. " St. Louis, April 8. • " Artful Massacres.—The village of Cote - Sans Dessein (on the Missouri) burnt, and its inhabi tants massacred I ! ! - " Three !lieu arrived here last night from the - above-mentioned place and state, that for some time they were apprehensive of a visit from the Indians, that they built two block-houses as a place of salcty for the women and children,' in case of attack ; that on the 3d inst. they had sent ! out 13 men as spies, a lov miles from the village, where they observed Indian signs; they had pro-. ceedetl on their search the next day, when they heard a heavy tiring at the village and a thick smoke ft that direction, anxious for the safety of their families, they immediately returned and found near the first house the bodies of old- Lacroix and his son, their heads nearly cut off. - All the houses were butes the place full Of Indians, butchering all the inha ' bi.tants, whose shrieks could, be distinctly heat d amidst th; hurt id yells of the savages, The vil lage of ,Cote. Sans Dessein contained about 200 sinds • Wl' have had boats, men and ()Ricers to station at waiver positions on" Missouri and. Mississippi, but nothing has yet peen done. All is indecision in this quarter = " At the tweaking up rhc ice the sending up the ia:t.intine4cl:ll:toyarfsru‘sVterraet e s t r l ree‘'-'eur(yi'pliY•ud" red but, ..7ntn:casute alas ::' ,d. '1 EXCHEQUER BILL OtTICE, Jul: B, 1915. All EXCHEQUER BILLS dated hi the Miiiiths of May and June, 18;4, yiz. Supply, 1814, L.5;000,000, 34Geo. 111, Cap. 39. On the Credit of Aids, 1814, 54 Geo. 111. Cap. 53. TO BE PAID OFF. THE LORDS COMMISSIONERS of HIS • MAJESTY'S TREASURY having given directions' for paying off the Principal of the above-mentioned EXCHE QUER BILLS with-the interest due thereon, at the Ex chequer Bill Offieein the Receipt of Excheqher, palace yard, Westminster, on Wednesday, the 26th -day of July, inst., Attendance will be given daily (Sundays and Holidays excepted) until, and including Thursday, the 20th instant, from ten o'clock i❑ the morning, till and in the after ❑oon, fur the purpose of receiving the same; and, for the' greater dispatch, the bearers of the said Bills are desired•to place each description of Bills in separate Lists (which are to lto'otained at this Office) classing them in the Order of their _respective dates, such as are for the same Amount being numerically arranged, and specifying the principal sums and interest dtie thereon, computed from, but excluding the days, on whieltthey are respectively dated, to the said 26th day, of July inst. inclusive, when the interest will cease; and the said hearers (being holders or not) are indispensably, re-. quired to indorse each Bill with their usual signatures ; and to write their names and resident , : at the bottom of each separate List; and they are• moreover required to attend the Exchequer Bill Office Nr payment, and to receive -the, hew Bills, and give the Receipts for the same. If any of the holders of the aforesaid Bills should be de sirous' of receiving payment of the principal and interest, previous to the said 26th day of July inst. they may be accom modated on computing the interest to the day on which they wish to he paid; and leaving the said Bills fur examination • ,one day,Prior ,thorcto. Such persons as may be desirous of having new Exchequer Bills in whole or in part cif payment of principal, upon marking : iiew Bills, and mentioning the amount at the' bottcm Of their Lists delivered on or before the '2 tlt of July instant, may he -accommodated with new Mils, carrying an In terest of three pence half-penny by, the day, on every one hundred poundi, which said new'Bilk will bear date the said 2Gth day of July instant, and will be, deliverol, together With the interest due in respect 'of. the Bills so desired to he ex changed, on Thursday, the 27th day of July instant, and-the following days. N. B. AU Exchequer Bills dated prior to May, 1814, 'lee been advertised to be paid off, and the Interest thereon has ceased. NEXT W.k . ,DNESDAY., WEEK the GRAND PRIZES of 40,0001 , 20,0001., :304001., 20001., Sze. &e. may be all drAwn . , and 12,000 GUINEAS in STERLING GOLD. • FIGDGEs, Jun. and Co. New State Lwtery - Office, 147,- Ox(4d-street, nearly opposite Bond struCt, respmtfully solie4. the Favours of the Nobility and Public as above, where TICKETS and SHARES in great va riety are on Sale tor the - truly magnificent aad unprecedented List of Caciital Prizes. RISLI, returns the Public his grateful Thanks IL • fur the diqinguisheil preference given to his Offices, 4, CORNIIILL, and 9, CIIARING-CROSS, in the Lot , eries just ended, in which he fold . All the Three Pr; . zes of L. 30,000 !!! 1,406 drawn 15th April, L.:30,090.. 3,882 drawn 19th April, /..!;0,000. 4,544 drawn :9th April, L. 60,000. . Besides Ten oilier Capitals, a few Shares of which remain (7nclaimed, but will lie paid on demand (whenever pres,ntedj, ,or exchanged for Tickets or Shares in the NEW I A ) rfEitY of 15,0u0 Tickets, to begin Diaixing 19th THIS MON'ffi. I'ItICE.-:-1Tic1Cct...C.2,2 15 0 Half.... L.II 15 0 I Eig1ith........L.3 0. 6 - Qtarter 5 19 0 Si - ,;tcenth...... 1 10 .6 Schmvs with particulars may be had (gratis) at both of BISIrg frilly fortunate 0: Nees. No 4, CORNHILL, or 9, CHARING:CROSS. ALL PRIZES the Fist Day in the GRANT) GOLDEN LOT- TkltY, which begins 'Drawing 19th of THIS MONTH (JULY), CiAItROLL an.l Co. Contractors for tile pre, sent LOTTERY, resprafully Submit to the Public the following GRAND S . CH.E.M.E, which with only 15,000 Tickets contains - Prizes of L.40,000—L.30,000—L.20,000, Besides 12,000 GU - LIN EAS, - Which will iie paid in GOLD wit bout DcduCtiCiii. AS UNDER. - 1 1 1 - - .. 20,000 1 1 2,000 2 GOO 3 1,050 in G01d......... ' 3,150 5 l,OOO ' .... 5,000 4 ' 525 in (fold ~....••• 2,100 10 - • 2lO is G01d.... ...... 2,100 And 3,042 other Prizes of lesser Value. , The mode of drawing the abbve splendid Prize s is so ar ranged, that the certainty is presented to 'the Public of One Ticket gaining 40,0001., and the further Chance of its also obtaining iii addition to that Sum 5,000 Guineas in . Gold. 'Schemes with full Particulars may be had.gratin. • • TicKETs and SHARES arc now' on Sale - at CARROLL and CO.'s Offices, No. 7, CORNIIILL, and 21, OXFORD :STREET, where all Busiuess ii) the Public Funds is trans acted. • DIXON'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS: THESE PILLS Imig.obtained a just celebrity in the private practice of the Proprietor, Mr. DIXON, Apothecary ; and from their great success in or:ay obstinate l;iliousDioiders, on numerous Patients; of distinction, and others, particularly the Duke of Bedford, Sir George IVar ren, Sir Gregory Page Turner, the Dowager Lady Say and Sele, the Viscountess Bul;wiry, &c. be was persuaded to offer them to the Public, under the'approhatiou and the sanc tion of their Names. _ _ The Pills are found to be an incomparallle Remedy for re storing- the tone of the. Stomach, for coring Intligt:stion, preventing Crudities, and their consequent disagreeable erne ' tations and 'Hat ulences. They prevent habitual alit! temito ' rare C.stiveness, Sick Head-AC:IC9, and . Heart-But n which is occasioned by . Pregnancy, and a Debilitated Stomach, Witt ' titer arising front the acrimony of -the redundant bile, intent prate diet, or drinking to excess. By promoting a, die 'ticcoeticm of the bile, they are sib served wooderfully to clear a sallow complexion, and hying . a ' certain, thategh gentle :Tel-wive, they prevent thOse obst tions in the, liver w b inch are so trou!esmne in all et t nntries, but particularly fatal in warni climates. On this account they are a vs uable desideratum in, the ni - cdicine ellests..of those who go abroad,, or imdie frequent voya...7es. They are admirable preparative to sea-hathintr,, insoookh 11,,,t; the snc,cess in the course of it depends upon the use of then!, especially %t hen bile enters intu the c impticatialt for-which sea-hathing . is prescribed. Sold at Mr..3liitler's, Ulteapside, corner of St. Paul . ; Church, and most Medieint: Vzildv.rs -every 'ruwn, is 13;):: , :s Od. cach. %Ill" _ „ / NA 1 1V A\ S• rill «C• 1 ,311 oto: 0 .4; , tre!? V ' : ;0 4 , ?:oc. rtl'' ' d' ' 0 3 ' ',' -Irt‘ t