The Sun. — London, England, 1815-06-14 00:00:00

1' \ • ' s& t . " . iq • • - • - • ' • ;tn.:, • • ;,.. • . • -• • • 4.?....z0. • - 1 1 • • j • •' 7 - • . • . 7 ' • • 1 - r . lel te. ~,A („:„ 71 ....._ C , ..3.1 E . ....V, WA ........,...b.. 710.5.1 f3m~i!'j i U le he lii WEDNEDAY, 'JUNE L 4, 1815. LPRICE PIkPENCiI-ITAT.PPENNY. Al RE RtwAt.,,,lYltuttY-13,AuNi11,e... 'l4, their Ji)r, I t )4 EVENI N(4 le,ties ltierv . ants will y 4 1 -4 Alo ItE i N ),e 'E ri N " ( j ! ' E t . he Traged of t ' kek ti . 11 ,z oi Mr. 'lb, 1)on Carlos, Mr. Wallack ; Zanga, ' t•-eunora, Miss L. Kelly ; Isabella, 3,lrs. Brereton. To which will be added, Rp?TtlE WOODMAN'S liuT. 134 AnpurrtlEATßE (ASTLEY'S), tlte STER-BRIDGE. _Patronage- of their ltoyal 1 - lighnesscs the Prince Regent and Duke of York. •To-nifwrow, Friday, and itilf-n:k Six o'Clo•rk precisely,' , , HORSE lielSeri„e73twelre Equestrians. A New 5p1en ,4,1•4,i,,.°,P10, Equest.rian Pantomime, with extrito,•ilinary I,l',,,eailed THE LIFE 1 )1',111-1 . , AND RES rcm,.l - 1:1IGT-11IFTII'Fl) ACER • or, Harlequin ' - • .• • • ' •t . 1 ,, Scenes A f ;• 1 n the euurse of twenty-one niterts ' I H • ll • nil a real Fox thace. ti se 4 ;4 t , real ()Ise fiCi, .1. cf,"y by I , lr flerrino - .—Equestrian th ' e Conijc .7119s , ical Piece ik,Nitl„ zt g-ARY VOL . COBLER.--1 he whole tfi kil lir Wigs (9th time) a Nr.v Ballet, corn ca THE SA [LOWS 'E, OR & ‘t &'11 . 1(; (1. PLI: ' \VA IIDED.—Secona Price at , Half-pllt 1,,‘",1-, ACADEMY-, SOIILIZSET-PLACE. i 4 MBITION isNOW (WEN, and wlll I stretottniiinie till f urthe.rNotic-, front Ei.ut in .t he Morning ei '~"" i '~~•-3d~t:jttanct+ S. Catalogne. Is. I lENRA' HOWARD, It.. ..Seeretary. , • Rls'C 'RIB- M R iEc N T V F F D AS . P his s•EicCoT\poRENScTi,CRIFI, of CEIitISI' nt.;ALING in the TEMPLE, and the DESK .of the CRU -01FIXION of OUR SAVIOUR, wirh several SKETCHES, are now Exhibiting at No. I:t3, PALL-MALL, near C.O House, every day (Sundays excepted) from Ten in the Morn ing till Six in the Evening. By Order, . CHARLES SMART, .secretary• • EAST-INDIA HOUSE, June 13, 1515: T . COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANY of :NI ElttiLiNTS of ENGLAND Trading to the,East Indies, do hereby give Notice, That the COURT will be -ready to receive Proposals, in writing, on.'er before Wednesday, the I.2th . July next, from the Owners of such Ships of the burtheu of about •I2CO Tons; which arrived in the year 1 1 814, and also from the Owners of such ShipS of the same Worthen . as are expectid to arrive in 1815, having perfolined Six Voyages in the Cdmpany's re gular Service, specifying the rate of Freight at which they may b e willing to LET such Ship , for a Seventh Voyage Ili the Company's Regular Service: Shield, and Soddir -1.0;1, i)ntii: k ni, Darling - tun, STorthallei - ton, Triir,k.. and EaS inowo,lo,,Glii,,gow Puinfries, Carlisle, Pepri!li, and B qp) on, •i n 4 ll Brifige, Knaresboroog!i wate Id all parts 6i . the North. . Atherstone,. tutterwortii, and I":Tdrrhainr on eriryMorii.at Si2s,xcept Ntind , iv, and every Even. SHBEWSBITBY hales through Sliiffaall, Iron Bridge, Woyverhanipton and Birmingham every 11•1pi4hing; • • MR. WEST'S PICTURE OP "CH!i.IST HEALING THE IJOLYHEAD, Bangor, Cape] Cerig, LlaiiWrst, Cernioge Mawl• • - Corwen, Caernarven,Cointay, Oswestly, and all par 6 Of Wales, every Morning. BIRMINGHAM New coach, called., The Crown Princ4 through Stony. Stratford„, tanulngton and y.rii:wick, every Morning - at. Four, and arrives thesinne Evenieg,at- Ten. .PARk - GATE, • Chester, Statirtir, .and Lit•lfield ,Pohl Conches cvery:Everting. „.. : WISBEACH, Match, Chatteris; and St. Ives Ne.,W Coach, Monday, Wednesday, aril Friday Evenings. - LITCHFIELD, Tamworth, Hinckley, ,Itherstone, Lutter worth. and Northampton, new and exeellent Coachi,Tuesday, 'Thursday, and Saturday Mornings, at Six. • - . - CHELT.NII,-01 •New • Day Coach,,Ahrotigh Northleach, Burford, and Oxford (eau - les four inside only) ? set• ~• • out *every Morning, e. - .evt,Sciriday, at Six, sod arrives early the same Evening at. tbe Flow Inn, Cheltenham. • OXFORD New Post COach, called The Defiance, every Morning, at Eightlo • NORWICH very last Coach, through Newmarket anyl Thetford, every Evening at Seven. YARMOITII-1, .Lowcstotf, Bsecles,- Yoxford, ar ki l W oo d,. bridge Telegraph, every Afterucon at Four &SWIM and Colchester, every Afternoon at Four Seven. CAMBRIDGE and Ely New Telegraph - Coach; every Night, and Carriages to all Parte 'Of Norfolk, Sntl'ulh; Essex, and Cambridgeshire. 'FAKENHAM, Swaffham, Bratndon, and Newmai het . ele. , gant New Co,h, the Lord Nelson, Tuesday, Thursday, and, Satui'day Night at Six O'Clock„ Sunday at• Five. LYNN Post Coach, :Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Writings at Five o'ClOck; • • SOU'T'HAMPTON and .Lymington .elegant ne w C 6.611 • every Morning (except Sunday) at Five. o'Clock. PaeWts sail to the-Isle the arrival el the Coach. Parcels are conveyed to all parts of the I;dand. WINCHESTER, BasidtgstOke, and Hartford Bridge wry. fast 'Coach every ,Morning at Five; • . TUNBRIDGE and Tiarridge Wells new and easy toaehes, every Morning. SICK." THE SUBSCRIPTIONS for the PRINTS of this Picture continue to be received hy,the Keeper at the BItFL'ISH Y, Pall-Mall. The Price to Sub scribers is Five Guineas each. r 1 Deposit.o( half the Price to be paid on subicri;)ing, and the remaindei - ,on the delivery of the Impressions, which will ht made in the order in whiCh the Subscriptions are reeel 4 .-cd. By Order, JOHN YOUNG, Keeper. The Tenders, with the words ".Ship Tender" on the Co t•er, to be severally sealed up and left with the Secretary, at or before Twelve o'CW:tl: at Noon, on the said 28th instant, beyond which hour the Court will not receive any Tender. This Day was published, in Rio. (the Fifth EditicM), price 16s. BoaCds, of • . C,ONS E CT EDICIN.E THEORE TICS, ad Usum Acadeinicum. Auctore JACOB() GREGORY, M. D. Olim. Med. Nune Med. Pract. hi Acad. ;din. Prof. JAMES COBB; ,iveretaty. The parti7ulars of the Terms and Conditions on which:t& Ships will be employed 'in the Company's Service for a Se venth Voyage, may be had upon applk;ition to Atr..ohn Moriee; Cberk to the Committee of Shipping, on or after Fri day Mat, Ifith instant. Printed for John Fairbairn (Successor to Mr. W. ('reech), Edinburgh ; L .ngnian, Horst, Rees, Orme, and Brown ; Gale and Frnat r; and T. Underwood, London. • ,r..; ' '' ''';'•, y,' ('f!,) ;,% . t. " P NC A • Na i-,1,± ,„,,, - ,'-'' • 17 1 E , -L' .'`mow . ' NVI ANNING and . T.I.f:PEATING WATCHES, manufactured by BERROLLAS, -Inventor and Pa tentee, 194, Stnutd; a Private Door opposite St. Clement's Church.—Th is highly useful Invention is to, remind the wea rer of any number of app o intments he may have to attend to in tide course of the day, and to awake him in the morning, is itientestably one of the most converdent-and useful objects that can he desired; as a Warning and IttpCating Watch,, its utility is uhvi.ms, and will he found to combine every desired purpose: Th e construction of this Alaruin is of so siniple a nature as not in the least to injure Or prevent its well going and performance; and even allowing the wearer no opportu nity for mismanagement. 1 A 1 t ,_ i,- t, s , , it anti Co. Ciwtractors for the prei -4tc'4,l'ArE Lorruns, rest - wet fully submit the fo - pN:1) SCITEME to the Pablic—containing• - l'lt ' 'I .L.40,0001,.30,e00—L.20,000, To llegio'llrawingtl9th JULY, 1616, icMI trill Besides 1 200 GUINEAS, •• lie Vaid it: o GOLD without Deduction. 1,. • . NCIIENIE. I,• • • •• • f , ...... L. 20,000 • ace L.60,000 1 • '''••••• • • • • • • . 10,000 3O oa6 • , t... •''••• • • • . ..... 5,250 5,250 1 .... ''•• • • . ...... 2,006 2 ,00.; h . ''•' • • • • ....... 1,050 . • 01.56 5 •••;••. ...... -.. 1,000 • 6,000, e t~r, t .I .Pd 8 060 P ' '-....G. • ~. other r This Day were published, lii.Three Volumes, 121 no. price Bs. boards, cr4 l9 A \ 4 r 4 i _ VARIETIES of LIFE ; or, CONDUCT and CONSEQTTENCES, a Navel. By the : tun - 10r of " sKETou V'S of CHARACTER." Printed' for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and 'Brown, Ptternoster-row ; and at the British Gallery, 54, New Bond street,—Of whom may be had . , . _ • Sketches of Character; or, Specimens of Real Life; in 3 vols. 12mo. (; hi: Second Edition), price 15s: " This Novel is a very spirited and natural performance ; the Dialog 4es and Conversations arc given with - much free dom and elegance; and the Characters in general are execs siveiy,well designed and executed."--Crit. Iteview. Sept. 1803. *** See also Nlonthly Review and British Critic. %Veils new Post c oaqh (carries fOr inside only) through. Sevnoakes, and itiverhad, every Afternoon at Four o'Clock, Sunday excepted. BURTON upon . Trent Post Coach, through Meashatri, Twycross, .Ithelstone, Hinckley, LUtterworth, Welford, Nor th:.4ton, and Dil.ostable, Sunday, Wednesday, and Friday Movoin;,z, et Six o'Clock. This Day were published, lii Three Volumes, Octavo, price 31. 11s. Gd, boards, BILE, INDIGESTION, HEAD-.A.C.11, ERUPTION . OV THE SKIN. T,IVES of 'REMARKABLE CHARACTERS ,4 who hate distiotztlisheti themselvei from the CMII- mencemeat of the 11F,VOLUT19N to the prrseot Tinto, in Which all !:le Fact. which ~ m cern them are related it' the must impart_ll . aroi authentic manner: ;~ .~ 'f "Awn •-.user Prizes of lesser Value. ,• . ~. [ it , 20,0001. willhave 10,0001. inure, making ; Lsoud, A Prize 01 3O 0001. IS,, Fitt d 'awrt 9.0,0ool: will ha ' ve 20,0001. mute, making. t_ 4 A Prize of 40,0501. raWil 11 4001. will have 10,0001. More, making 1.1- A Prize of (3 0-i/001• +cu p- I'n•IZF.S TO BE PAID IN GOLD. "t-drawn Blanks - the First Day will eaeh receive ' • 200 Guineas in Gold, making t'lle Pottle 2000 Guineas in Gold I . "ti, . -draik, ..tie - - 1,1 01 , ti Prize the First Day will recei 6000 Guineas in Gold ! • tviii.' re tail, and Fifteenth 81an1 , 4, the Second Day, It-,-, '4eIA r eceive:, iimo Guineas i• - , Gold, maklng 1 ,, - 'We tl y 3 000 G'; C-r 0 .1,11 the Th.'eth;thirtieth, Fortietli.• A nd Fiftieih drawn Blanks, 44 111',. will each recOs e 500 Guineas in Gold, . ' f'k, , makill; 1 41 •.' s CIT-1 7 -000 Guir.,err i in Gold I Itt tt) -'s ti,u44 SliAli.F.A are now on sale at CA1!... 11 , 0 ” - f . :, , 1: kt''' %,,,f'";, ,No 7 COItNIIILL, Inti 26, ( ?.? e(j ."" 3‘ II"- 4'ittitess i ' n the Public Funds is tians ,, _ N , 'l , . ' , Na - 4 ri '4 ' l , l 4l" l tßilr_ t ,, NIA'III.I,NIONY. ,1i41,,..rtie,ci4.1 i-101-, sllttui!l- . be the tound'iri()ll of 4(11, - , La t rdHoeJs. which is ofte.in tlistarbed.tir''ttgli te,,, c iquil iorni the onion not taking those precautions, 'ittri h 'e 1i1t , ,, i , seethe them the citjoyinent of that great no tki,l''' ikf ,%,'F. People of every rank pay adoration to, the 4t 4-.iedt,y (ii.tdoek ; bat where the emistitutiott. has br er d : ti,, t r earl y 4 '.setise, or debilitated bra certain habit centr .. avf .. .e , th ti Slin e ; s.t, a renovation of stability previous to eiiiio!,-. ciders ~f i4lllispensilil requisite to revivethe . s slumberiog hiii.-.51k41,_ ,-, and to, re-animate the 'sYstens• For " d - 1,1'.,,.„'i11e0. ntrilmted more ti:sent hilly to deitroy Flyntenea d l tlip t . e re. 4 4 , 3 those which Are the ea:sequettr.e of upgnardt : e t1,1"1:1 a „ . , was this ecertsiclet•ation which induced `Messrs. li t ::t ßitr i .', CO: tor three last Thirty years, to direct their_ %:tiveur,,:.',;i4itierrtien exclusively to the treatment and cure of . ‘ l ,s,t, ' ,' te ti,„,!-I'ast, and the disorders arising therefrom , "ti l ,' l etiv. -1, ''',,iagintellt of the ysteiti, produced by the C. 4.. 5 : 4t 1 1 4 :: ' it of the inewisiderate 5ch00140 . y, ,,c \ . % . '1 . 1 , 1_ti .. 1 % lit . th o ,t distressino• DEBILITIEIii, and 1)14. I!,i, 1,, 4 ssf ul .Prevent or eu l i:, - I tt i ti le Nlatrittionial state. 'l 'he hs, t l i ` i ' s illt of or tlat r t ' gin's ‘' them additional ardrsur it)44ll4l'it in t' i l / .41- aglIS tit these Ci , iinplaints, which are the most 41 t 9 ,',„le ct alos;ue of lininahliiiirmities, It belti_it,es si ~,.: tei.,lit-:'") tias ii , dul ,, ed in this solitary vice to i.!5 , 1,. , i1ik..111)1,41e6 i k .. 1 11 ) 1, 41 e6 M,: s 4 K kirofessi Nlenennce Mill hop ur!. , tt 'Ric 4 , ,-,-1.1. CURRIE and Co. claim the sanettori or 14,:t1 br it}' ' firi„'l'a as well as the testimony of unciontra -111" held -- profiSissiiiE the ' cri"e of th ese Collllll',Eillts, 41 4,, t tn I)„ (' ,,, t . it ,40 1111111 3. ' l. t t') • Lie • but, B"Sii):e' as li.klilleeiiiiiia's'stisli'aet:c)fe t a b s e' L l. L t e -x ,.. i e s n t i .e.in‘c,e educated of such ' • cala In IYI VS, they Nletabers of the t "Ill. 4 ‘tit t i eg " of Sttr . • , euTl U , aol I,oiiiliin and .Edinburgh. lil t ) eur, d I "eeitt k eas s es of Syphilitic infection are radi- . le riit ia 'st 41, '; l the short space of two days. T ll-0 s ut 1 11; 1 e str• s miat c - ki • 41 11 N,, Ict i , t , , . oration, such as olastviic_tion . s t; . }it'i . e .. : ,tr lit , ly 4 , 4 , pains of the hones, gleets, &c. , e_ii7 ):. ),N,",4„ 'fth„,!Peetbly cured. Several Nobleal'n rtiti,'• ti„.,.. first respect bTty haw ',been under the care of arid be. t7 t il ' 4 . 4 • Z‘ Ntr,• ' „ e iti a i. il , tl Co. fur ;hereMO ' val of . complaints of the 4,, 1 ' 1 '1r t% t ' cu r , ( " S ' &C.; and having Made to received a be radical turd t,c)% ra sati sf‘ i request that reference's may e 0, tN e . Curris.e.tury evidences of the •cheided superiority ..o r - k t 4 ‘kt t a i 'll• 114ettan, pla t uf tuattnent, Nlauy of were 0 ,'4 3 k e, i , . strictures frutn ten to twelitY years, and . t iliji 4 e , f , ellutt, of . .lessrs. Houle, Heaviside, b the N erri, qui, „,f tomience, who attempted theiccure y .. and other Sul ••11 - al it lh e i t . -14 t I t i ,.( . c u. ~. inar caustic. letter front the without success.. Mess's. 4.'4 tl 'l' ar e ~ultre selected the followins . 'llli, ?ttli s f umly r ecng itoui Gentlenten, i rt.turnity , ,;Li, v '• It ~,t , . uili their restin'ation to tumid at vigorous i,Nut - all, ~'t l n. to theth unsolicited, from . t tc„ .s s_o n n .„ of itNl ti, la t i; ! f a had laboured tinder this thsties ore an o d tliNiC -4 rg e (a. years :he had been under the . ca ., (mi t 4, 4 , 4 iii,,,i''s nee professional eminence, none ot wii C.. , 4 i (~, tt, att riPermanerit relief; but from the superior tn ... 'ltith:lttret:illt, adopted and pursued by Messrs. Ci , ii.u. " 4 a radical eure in the short space oi one ~, Vt Le t ro ij i " May 9.8, 1810. li t t i , 4 -, 1% CURRIE, 107, Ilatton-garJen. . ti l i ki i .el l . L ri ' t tlise p erfect ' great - . pleasure •in coot n . rit . n , ie . a . t_in_g__ . t . .. 0. e t , i sot (14f ii.t,'"'teet re yestablishment of his heal . tt!,lu siii,,trl i „ e thr,,' I :_tibl and admirable treatment of Strictures . .. 3 !Ic)stt;'" rni;, 4 ae nl add, that lie has not for man) 1 , :. , _ pi,..410e u o ii`O comfort and freedom front pmn 1 Itsi. l .'_ ( i tr,7'4' l4 ie u u ldn of \his having obtained, through his skill gttli' -' ' t I 4 % I ' a l ' et fts'ct and radical cure of that horrid cuin -1 II . l e was that others 1'e; 4 , 41 e()0, 1. notu stranger to the manner t. a fair ~(.211 , Jus t . 1) ! i nn', he has it in his power, horn C qy. Yir ~i .ton,par4oit to tray that tribute of applause to ti,ll„,Y-t;',ll,l..evi'll'ille,ll,lle.sensi,'ilyfeels, and shall tt.i!t wi„tael 3 ,. 4 K to acknowledge." ever be most ,tui..., 1 1 es,. 11Plication to NI .s - Currie mad Co. the pa- Ilit6,l4lkillt,vnti:te,ells'e Pins'ai'igee,':Ud expenta: of a ! s ong and It 4 r ek if..,b tv(t4tltin les experienced practionei ... . ill,ti,,,,s4rtt!ti:l'ticcitiildi, i.„2.11,5)-(s.11.1::Nfo,11%,;111.o. l i t o a a v v e b d e n trg assuredli e rti t el i t i s a a t y:o l , n n , t is e t d in in_ 'te r '"vtil i - ' e 'itsar e -. i " • l kill- I 1 1 I ant. a.tnougn 1 4 4,1,, t 'lii tt (4 suet, • ( , I}lt b y I , ned led 5 1,',.,.; of doubt and e t sii , y w iti - I mpe , innelit s oe ao ti. J-- ' s li t , l'etiu. ' (Ititer - Yet the c • of such defects, by the 11 4 it t , "'', of r ,, ' • • cure . 'rement of their ti ll ts i , •. t. io‘atton, is the aerial iiii,,:' N 3E . k- ', 4 1 - ri e a „ I . 1 - if a by patients of p't . , N, A it I, t I. ' . Co. - lll.ly oe consu..c... t;i ht 4 tk itt .:07, t..'L greatest Svt;rcuy and' honour, at their i. 4..1 tattoo- •' ' Vi t. , dg, .', th, (, . gatth 11. if c a ti , 1 ),, 0 ,, i i, ,aiatitry, desei*.iiii-g the particulars of their 4,,, , kie.,, u , l ug, Iu T J.1 0 . 4 , 1 5t1.. t „ . , the same will be Sill, .4 . tlik.'4"l.- '''' Ul. 115 i . Ci 1 .,.- '''' • remittance for Ad ' Hattgiven or sent to any pert c4l-4artlen. c -1)f 'C IC le 1!• of , 11' 4 , , ;(:' i. FROM Tt-IF, Fit INCH. Printed for Lonlonan, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pit-` ternoster-row; and at the British Gallery, 54, New Mud street. 4 , 4, The Edit Reviewers speak with confiaence •of the . iwcw - acy of the original of this work. publi4lied iu France under the title of Biographic Nloderne," from their own knowledge of the sources Of - its information, anti recd,,, , me:) , ! it ;:s highly irteresting in:yarioas tiaiais of view, and presenting us with Portraits of Beings, whose names we's ill recal with sensations of astoniOnnent and terror. SOCIETY. FOR I3ETTERINO'HE CONDITION (IF THE POOR. This Day were published, price Is. each, T T I WIT-SEVENTH REpoaT of the ng SOCIETY: containi Accounts of the Edinburgh,,... ciety for SuppressiJa of Beggars, of the Buthwell P-rish Hank, of other S 4/ itch Banks for the Poor. of the Gateshead Sunday School, and the Mortlake,.lithileeTund : with an Appendix. And the TIIIRTY-EiGIITFI REPORT, containing Accounts of the further progress of 'Scotch Banks for the Poor, of the Edinburgh Society, and of the Stillorgau,Shelheld, and Os . wektry Societies for the Poor; with on Appendix.' SOld Hatchard, No. 100, l'iccadilly. Where may be hati, . . . All the Mlle- REPORTS of the 'SOCIETY, in single Num ber?,, or bound up in Six Volumes. A Clap Edition of the same. The B.UUUNGTON SCHOOL, and the Society's ether Publications. CATON'S WOR K S. This Day was puhlished, A new Edition, illustrated with uses, price ss. • I. A PRACTICAL TREATISE on the PRE VE3NTION and CURE of the VENEREAL DIS EASE in both SEXES, and its consequence;; in which a mild and success?ul mode of Treatment is pointed out, in • Observations -on Strictores, Cutaneous Eruptions, Ve:! , red Diseases, /cc. Intended as a Guide against tote dangerous effects of this baneful malady. By T. NI. CATON, Surgeon, ' to, Stanhope-street, Neweastle-stret:t, Strand, and late of the • United Hospitals of St.Thomas's and Guy's. . . • 2. A Treatise on Indigestion; being an Inquiry into the Diseases arising and connected with the Functions of the Stomach, with Iteniarlis on the Liver, and its influence on the Gastric System. To which are prefixed, some general Oiiservatioas on Scrophulous and Cutaneous Diseases. — :3s. 3. Popnlar Treatise on the Prevention aad Cure of the diaerent tit..ges of Asthina and Winter COugh, with new and s.iccessfol Instructions for the Prevention and Treataient of Asthmatic Fits. Fourth 'edition, price 3s. 4. Practical Observations on the Debilities, natural and ac quired, of the Generative Organs`of both Sexes, including the Theory of. Generation, &c. Price 3s. ad. 5. A Practical Treatise on Female Diseases, including'Ob serrations on Parturition, Lactation, and the Disorders in cident to those important change Sr. Price 3s. 6d. Printed for Sherwood and Co. 20, Paternoster-row; and S. Martin, 2fi, Holies-street, Cavendish-square, London, Vitnna, December 29, 1814. To Messrs. ROWLAND and SON, Kirby-street, Hatton-garden, Lon lon. GENTLEMEN, —In consequence of the good • Effects of your MACASSAR- OIL, I have it in coin• man& frogs his Imperial Majesty the-EMPEROR of all the RUSSIAS, that ,ois will, withqut delay, send the suns of Ten Guineas wtn•th to him, directing it . to Sir James Wylie, Ft. Physician to tit,: EMPEROR of RUSSIA, St. Peters= barg - h,"and receive-the Amount of the same from his Excel lency Count lie Lieven, his Majesty's Ambassador at the 'Court of Great Britaim—l have the honour to he, Gentlemen, Your most obedient Servant, JAMES WYLIE. The l a i s tituable qualities of this 011,, fur producing a luxuviattt growth of “air On the baldest places—•-strong and beautiful 'Curls—Gloss and pleasant Perfume -Whiskers, .Eyebrows, &c. are fully. .explained in ROWLAND's TREA TISE on the HAIR, which is enclosed with each Genuine Bottle. The ontsnle label of each Bottle is signed, in lied Ink, "A. ROW LAND and SON." hold at 3s. Sid.; 10s. lid. ; • and One Guinva per bottle, by the sale Proprietors, as above. ROWLAND'S ESSENCE of TYRE; Whicb will irunAdiately and effectually change RED or GREY HAIR, EYE-BROWS, WIISK,ER-S, Sac. to a pertmaticnt BROWN or BLACK, and so permanent that it cannot 'be rrrnoved by waalting. It is perfectly inttocent,aull Lidiei and Gentlemen ma! Dye their Hair with EASE anti SECRECY. Price 7s. 6d. per bottle, or small bottles for trial, at 4s. each. The Proprietors will %vartant its edicacy. Sold, wholesale and retail, by the sole Proprietors, A.ROW LANIY and SON, curlier of Kirby-street, the ftrSt turning on the right, in Hatton-garden, Holborn; arid by most re spectable wholeshle Perfumers, Ifair-cutters, and 111cdicitte Venders, in London, and in every Town throughout. Europe. Ask fur Rowland's Oil, or Rowland's Macassar Oil, and observe the sizaature, " A. ROWLAND•i net SON." • T t I i IXPERIENCE has proved that the most effec ..a,A teal Remedy diicovered for the above Complaints, is the - Pills introduced into this Country by an erinnent Physi cian. tate of Bengal, under the name of the BENGAL ANTI BILIOUS PILLS.---Sir,William Althatn, in a Lettei- dated April.l-1, 1815, states,. that he • ha? found them mere etlica chats than any Ant ibilioos Medicine ; and the Itev. Mr. J. P. Jones, of Oxford, asserts,' that since he' took them twelve months ago, he has remAined entirely free fronathe affection ; of the Stomach and fiend, and Blotches of the Skin, by which' he hail I) , :en previously a great sufferer ; and that in every a the abort Comidaints he has recommended them, bate proved equally beneficial. They nut only carry off and offensive Matter. from the Stomach and InitestineS, but superanow;. Scrum from . the System, which is the cause of a great variety of I)i3eases, particularly Erup t?oti of •the Skin Head-Ach, Swelling of the Legs, &c. ezt. nod are therefore the best Spring Physic that can be employed. - That their reputatjon may tolt kuirer I,c spurious imitations, the Sale confined to Mr. Bacon, 156, Oxford-road ; mr. Harris, Ludzate-hill, earner of St. Paurs Ch mch-yard ; Mr. Lynch ! Mitachester; and Mr. Belant, Portsmouth. E: - “E;iCE of PEPPEitNII - Nr, by 1-lE,lrli THIS 14:SEN 4 CE is a . ,afe, effeci - nal, and ple'a-' sant Remedy in Flatulencirs, Gouty and Cholicy tbe Stomach and Bowels, Indigestion, Hysterics, Sea-skli-. nrss, :`,,:ausea attendant on Pregnancy,. Relaxation and Lassi tude arising from Atmospheric Hest, Want of Appetite, In 'juries from Inclement Weather, the abaise of spirituous Li gum's, and in the Spasmodic Affrqtion of the Stomach and Bowels, so common to infants,---adapting the dose to the ur gency of the. case. As a Family Medicine, or fur the Artay or Navy, it will be found a valuable acquisition.' • JUNIPEIt ESSENCE of PEPPEIiMINT is so kv.ell known as a valuable 'Pauli!) , 'Medicine, that the principal object of this Advertisetnent is to guard purchasers against the numer ous Counterfeits which are prepared by Druggists, sic. espe ciaily if the order is for Exportation. The only Caution J.P. HEATH can give, is, to see that J. P. HEATH, Nottingham, is eagravephon trie Government stamp. Sold, Wholesale and Retail, by Edwards, No. titi, St. raul's Church-yard, in but the, 23. 9d. and Is. lid. • SCOitBUTIU: ANI) VENEREAL COMPLAINTS. THE Reputation of Dr.-FREEAIAN's (Jur:EA SzaLUTARIS has been iruily established by tarry years experience` of its beneficial effects in Scortnttie and Venereal CoMplaints. For Scrofula, Morbid I nj ;Aries of the Glands, the Lymph, the Blood, or the general Constitution, occa sioned by acrimonious Matter retained in the habit, or intro duced by certain indiscretions, intemperance, or iniudicinns uut of Mercury, this 'Medicine will be found the mosrettica cions, and at the same tiine the safest that can be resorted to; and is no 1c,4 excellent in 'Diseases of the Kidneys Znd Bladder,Obatructions in the Urinary Passages, and Lumbago.. It requires no restraint of ,Diet, Confinement, or hinderahee to Business. Sold at Mr. Butler's, No, 4, Cheapside, London, and most Medicine Venders in every Town, in Buttle3, at E.'s. 9d. 4s.tid, and c 223. each.. • GOLDEN CROSS, CHARING -caoss„ AND BELLE • SAUVAGE, LUDGATE-HILL. GENERAL OFFICES FOR TRAVELLING. THE following ROYAL MAILS set off from th e above Offices - every Et'ening, by command of the Postmaster-thoteral, vie.• DUBLIN, Waterford, Curti, and all parts of Lrelantl. - 'HOLYHEAD, Bangor, Caernarvon, St. Asaph, and all parts of North Wales. MILFORD HAVEN, Haverford-West,• Carmarthen, Bre con Monmouth, and all parts of South Wales. CIA ESTER, Namptwieb, Sta fiord, Litch held , Northampton. WISBEACH, March, Charterie, and St. Ives. CAMBRIDGE and Ely. • NEWNIARKET, Brandon, Swalr ham, and Fakenhatli BURY ST. EDMUNDS, &c. • . . by Newmarket and Thetford. NORWICH, by Colchester, Iptvich, and Scole. .woacEsTEß,,Pers hore' Evesham, and Moreton. • • GLOUCES'IER, CHEINENIIAM, and Burford. .4DXFORD,'every Evening at Eight &Cloth - . • LUDLOW, Leubtlr'y, and all parts of Shropshire. YARMOUTH, Lowestoff, Beccles, YoXford,& Woodbridge, Bufj,„Scarborough, Burlington, and Beverley. .72 , ARTON , 'Waterside, Gainsborough, and Brigg. LINCOLN, Sleaforit, Bourn,' PcterbOronge, anti Stilton. And the following Royal Patera, and other Coaches, - Ort the newest and best construction. ' Also is added a list of Cities'and principal Towns, to which p asse ogerS are regularly conveyed ; a reference thereto will save much _trouble to Travellers and Persons having baggage or parcels to send. LIVERPOOL New Light Coati), ont only one night (car ries four inside only), through Warrington, Northwieb; Mid- Sandbac l h; Uttoimer, Burton-Upon-Trent, M eas haul Hi" ', Hinckley, utter worth and Nurthamptotr, Sundhy, Wednesday, and Friday Niovnings, at SiX - ; per forMs the jour ney in 3f; luaus, wt-II lighted and guarded thrmighout. LIVERPOOL Royal Coach, through Warrington, s nuts ford, Congleto s n, Newcastle, Stone, Litchgeld, amworth; Athorstone, Hinckley and LOtterwortit, _Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday mtortings, at Six; travels with extraardinary velocity ; only one night on the road I well lighted and guard:- eft the whole of the journey. . YORK Nev and Elegant Post Coach every Morning at Six, through Tadeaster, Ferrybralge,, Doncaster, Bawtrv, Ret ford, Newark, Grantham, and Stamford. From Yort ' -Pas sengers are forwarded with the gicattst facility to Ediu. BRISTOL, Bath; Melkshain, Devizes, and !Niarlboreough new and (=Oka Post Cpach (carries four itisido only) every A ftern,on at well lighted and guarded through Out. "phiS'fAinveyanee is incontrovertibly sup'crior to any os tha West ern Road. . EX.E and Falmouth Coach', the Bal loon, evt ry l\lo)nik; at Sete . )). SEV ENO,- , RS, Riverhead, & Bromleyrenth'es, every Nforn H.:STINGS, Bette!, Itobertsbridtrc, Flimwell, and :fun-. bridge expeditious New Coach ,ever: , Morning at half-past Five. PORTSMOUTH and Gosport Telegraph, e'Very "Morning and Evening - at Fit e o'Cluek. • PORTSMOUTH, Hortolcan Peterst7,id, Godal ming, awl. Guildford New Coaches, every Morning .ind Evening- at Pi ve PO!IT , •;NIOUTH "'Sew and elegant Vost Coach, the Duke of \‘') liineen, Tuesday, nursdav, and Saturday Mornings,' at Eight o'Clocli.: EXETER anilTac'nton Coache, every Morning & Ev ening. WELLS, Bridgewater, and Tamiton Cut,clies, aci'y in; atid Eyening. . . . . i , INNIOUTII and Falm'o'uth very fast and ebeap Coaches] evt!ry Nlornin: and Evening. lq.:1{.1a11,1 Nesxmat'kt,t 'Post Coach, Tacsday, Thursday, and Saturday Mornings, at half-past Fire. .BATH and Bristol"Coaches' to Bath in 14 Hour's, eVery Morning at half-paA Four o'Clock, and Evening at Five. LEWES, UckfiekLi\faresfield, and East Grinstead Couhes, curry Morning it Eight o'Clock. BOGNORy and the Rocks, a Bathing Pitic - Oti the Sussex Coast, nitlcli admired for its tine Sand,. a new coach, every Morning at Six. CHICHESTER, Midhurst, and Hasiemare - , new Telegrapli Coaches, every'rue,,day,Thursday, & Skturday Morns. at Six.. CHICHESTER New Coach, tlirUngh Duncton and Pa-. worth, aYN'Vednesday, Friday M orn i ngs at S even. i r it New Coach, through lliineton, Petworth, and. l'ttic liampton,Tuesday, ThursdaY,lnd Saturday m or w„ gs , at Seven. _ • ____ • MAIIISiONE, Mailing . , and Wroth= Cbachcs, every Mtirning at Five and Nine 9'Cinek. _ . _ i'OLKSTONE, Satitigate, and Aihford Coaches, eVery Mornin4. DOVER, Mari ate, Ranisipt,. 'Deal, and Canterbnry Coaelies, every Morning ti Six o'Clock, and Evening at Five. Extra Carriagts always ready fur families (n• parties. BROM BTON, Chatham, Rochester, and Stroud Coaches of every description, at Six and Nine in the Morning, One at Noon, and half-pa Five in the Evening. GRAVESEND, orthlleet, and Dartford Coaches at Six and. Nine in the Niorning, One at. Noun, and Five in the Evening. Extra Coaches" always ready. BRIGHTON original Red Coach, through Croydon, itei. gat, Crawler, and Cucktield, every Morning Eight. URIGHTON New Coach, called the Dake of Norfoll evrey Morning at Nine, through Dorking, Horsham, & Hen field. BRIGHTON New and Elegant Post Coach,• the Eclipse 'eVery Afternoon at Three., BItIGLITON Regency C'da'cli, at haV-past Light &Clock every Evening. WORVI-lING modetn and truly dcsiratik PosLCoich, (car- ties four ►nside only) through 13roadwater, Vindmr, WestGriustead, Itursltaui,. and•l)urking, every Morning.. at Hight o'Cloeh. GODAUMING, Guildford, Merrow, East Horsley, .and Bookani,Tiiesdae, Thursday, and Saturday, at Eight o'Clock. EASTTIOURNSunnuer- Coach, Tuesday, Thursday, and , Saturday, at Half pa.st.Six GODALMING and Guildford Coaches, every Morning and. Aftern,m. DORKING, Leatheritead, and Epsom Coaches, every Morning at Nine, and Afternoon at Three: - STEYNiNG, ITurshain, and Making Coaches, every Morning at tiix. • liAAil' lON -and Mit chant Coaches Daily. • - Following COACHES set off from the BELLE SALVAGE, CANiIitUDUE Patent Mail.• BIRMINGHAM New Post Coach, thu Crown Prince; every Moiling . at a Quarter before Five, through Stony Stratford, *Southaar, .Leinington, and Warwick. OXFORD new and elegant Post Coach, the Defiance, overy Morning at. Eight. SOUTHAMPTON (Collres Coach), every Morning, ex. cept Sunday, :At Five. ALTON Coaelis Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Morn— ings, at Nine. NEWBURY Coach, every Morning, at Half past Six., • SALISBITR'Y 'Coach, at Half past Three every Afternoon. • HAsTINGsNew Post Coach, every Mtirning at Eight. 'WIN! ,01. Coach, every M culling, at seven: BRIG;TCON Coach, the Duke of Norfolk, ever} Niorning, at Nine, through Dotking, Horsham, and He'nfichl. BRIGHTON New Past Cu:ph, the Eclipse, every Afte-r -antra,. at Half past TWO. BRIGHTON Post Coach, every, Evening; at Eight. LT7TON Coach, every Day, :It One. • . • HAMPTON Coaches, every tvlornin4 and Evening. PORTSMOUTH Coaches, every Morning and Even. at Five,. LYNN Nev coach, Tuesday, Thursday, anti Saturday. Mornings, at Five. . The Proprietors respectfully request the. Public to _notice, the (..thicit Cross is the only Ofiiin. in London from ,whence, !_7arria 4e s set. out to.. ail the Bathing - and IV:acting . Places . and places o-t fashionable-and public resat tin the king-dom. The most onct attention will be paid 'to inquiries .at the. above Coach Offices, and every informatiq punctually given .relative to all pablic Can iages setting oh from Lonthin.—... Trle Proprietors ate not, answerable frwany Pa eel or Ilackage above Five Pounds value, unless catered and an Insurance.. paid accordingly. JOHN CROSS and JOIIti MORRIS, PruprietetS.