The Sun. — London, England, 1815-06-24 00:00:00

eilai‘qtS . LC. t• „ ' iv .1 1''// A iil, /4 ,„,,. . 4 1 ---,,,N - --,-7 , ”' '"g. ),, , ,E;41 , :. -,---.::: A---;,---2._.- ---_,---1;;(, , --4,, A l -ii -,--------... , hi), , ‘ * ' --- ~_ it ..t, 7 :11 . 1 , 11 ta.- LT it I)2k I', JUNE 24, 1815. ,___lgtmutit 7114 ST XPi 7 NCE:-TT A T.PiThENNt. • TtIF.ATRE ROYAL, DRURYLANE. _CRIS PR ESENT -EVENING, J ulie 24; t hei r C o ALtiest;s' Serl a C nfs will perform the omedy of p,er u „RULE A WIFE AND HAVE A WIFE . uptain, Mr. Baktley; Lyn, Mr. Kean ; Margaritta, 11'1!.s. Order; Estifanta, Mrs. Glove!. c4AAfter which a new Hi stor i ca l Nlelo-drame; called O L I .......... k day, Row e° and tilt; BOLD ; OR, THE SIEGE OF NANTz.. on Juliet; with Charles the Bold. . BRITISH FIRE OFFICE, VOA the Insurance ht Buildings, Eiti•uiture, Sleteliandiz . e, Ships, Vessels, and all othe'r against Loss or Damage by FIRE. Insurances for short Periods, ne for several i'ears tog-e -ther, may be effected at this Office !Von the most ecluitable Terms. . „ . oF.ltct OF ORD_VAikk, June 19, Is{s. l a - rir „l. E P lyr NCIP4L OFPICER, - of His 111..9- JIiS.TY'S ORDNeINCE do hcrrby g.gue Arn . ticp . ,that .. , .-• •. , Propoietle till be reeeivelat their .Office in Pall .11q11, on or before litoydag, the 3ttl6 4 y of July next, f, tech Pe );roils at »iv he witliirg . to itnilertahe the Supply Of ENGLISII 'Tlbfl fl'ir Service of this DePorhnent fur .a period (1 Three real-Si 14 , ermi;eaAle alter the expiration Of the first Year, upo4 notice of Three alonths, at the option of tither Party. . - • PATENT 'PI 1:1711-T,INC4 NI.V.I•IrNE. • ,QT2PHENSQN*S . LTEItINGI MACHINF.',.S are portaii:t. 'nu ver oat of igiair, and it hr.:Jest Inveritlon.ever proildeedjor ‘Vater i at, the unexampled rate of 201 Gallons per day, rendering the Water beautifully teausparent. J. S. begs lt;.ave t,; Offer his grateful atli.iuwlektnen , s‘ tp the Geinry, and the Public., for tlicir dis;i;r~ni4i Jug Patronage, -and offers his Inkention t,lie following prxei First, or !avg.' Gulnea4, putihes at the rate of 2.011 gallons. per (14 .7-Secomfsize-, -s et-en Guineas, ditto I uo, lons per day.—'Third *6 Five Gdititits, ditto 50 gid_imis per To be teen at wotk at . Manufactory, G, Nfortini t . r - s t re et, Cavendish-square; - and at.l.llb Bat Of the Jerualeut Coffee house, tooper's-court, Coi•ohilt. : . _ Policies will not be charged for Sums of 3091. or Upwards, nor to Persons increasing their pr . eielit Insurances. The. whole STOCK .-of a FARM Will he insured Withtirli Specification, at the reduced Pretuitim of 2s. per Cent, • • Receipts for the Renewal of Policies expiring at M Day nosy he had at the principal Oiliccs iu the Strand And Corniiill, London, and of their Agcnts In the Country, vt - hi *ill receive Proposals file. ciew Insurances. 4, ROIIERT SKP.LTON, Secretary. .-:~ C THEAT RE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. IS4 PRE:SENT EVENING, June 24, will performed The Stranger; MTr ti o E n nS4T. Mrs. E G lia ß lier, Miss O'Neill. A f t " Wh ich, LOVE LAUGHS AT LOCKSMITHS. 4onday, Venice Preserved ; with Comm. , • Lists df the Timbizr to be stelliP.ell.; and farther Pant . ( .4 / a rs, togetht!r with the Perihs and Conditions gf,the :Contract, man lie obtained fitthe'SecretarY!s Wire, in Pall afoi•eini'if, any day betw . een the Hou rs .. T en an d Fokr o" Clock, where the Proposals must be elelivevd, sealed up, irndt pdvrved, s' proposals for English '`'linter ; '' but no Pro „po'val can be admitted after tee said' 3d .fitly, at Twelve o'clock a: Noon of the same day; neither will any Tender be noticed, unless the Party mahing it, or"an dia - mit in his behalf; shall attend. HOPE ASSURANCE COMPANY, Ludgate-liill, and Old Sond-street, !Anthill ,• Exchange, Edinburgh and Westmoreland-street, Dublin. I.II.OI.:OFFICE.—CAPITAL ONE ASSURANCES apihist Loss or Darriag Fire effected 'llion every Description of Property within the United Kingdom,' upon Terms als beneficial to ti:e.,As 7 . sured i s those of any offer Office. Losses are uniftii mly paid by this Company with the utmoit spirit of liberality and promptitude. Notice is hereby given, .that Receipts for the Renewal of Policies which expire at Niidsummer-Day, are now ready for Delivery at the above-mentioned Otlices, and with the re spective Agents of - the Company throughout the United Kingdom. Policies of Assurance, which expire at the dliore Period, should be renswed within Fifteen Days - thereafter, or they become void. • i, BRITISII PAlivir MANUFACTgRit, 62, Qucell-streel:, Cheapside, I,ointini. - i , • . .'.4 iIPENETRAIi LE. PA INT'ie , , : and CO: .'i. L rtn, BRollw, for Park l'alinii; Sla'es,.('ut Buildill'gs, aad Weathcr Board ' : irg of ever) description. Invilittle Gi•eett,.per Cwt. 563. Red or.Btotiirl .. per Cwt.4-71s. Dirk' Breen • • Vis. White rtitit ‘ Olive ditto . .. . 112 s. Prepared Oil in thin them Learl,Goloni• • : tifii, fa. lise. sp. C.i. :i a- ' .l, Stone Colour ...:.; 0: ~.. . 5Gs.. Fine Paints for i.ii...• ''rri - k . of Ctniculate .Coli I nit .R.riri t ied Tattl3rown 225. pi-i•C‘A t;. , --COili /11011 iiti. i 8 . per Cwt. THE iXPEN - ETRABLE PAIN I'.` are very , ornamental; and will co it er • a Atttfpft.t. neni l}*twice as great as other 'aints: they also possess, a, thiraOidity Which renders them peculiarly vacua ,le when,applied tc.i'‘Vorls con.. siantly exposed to the effects of the Weatlitif ; and from tii,ir being grolusd in tinseed Oil, atirl.trryins very quick, tlicy art applicable to the gencritl purposes of useful Inside yit,iiiiig, as they git'e at the same time apreiervinif and - \ ery h ,:;,.;;-,...e e o covering. , :They are also a Cure for the Wiirin rind Jr, R. it, Will stand in hot Climates, and Nre easy of applieitiloll, b` 111 ; used in the same manner as„other Paints, The (AMA. 'FAR lIRA)WN is recommended .fur the cot e x• ing of [Luigi) Fencing; P o r ous Tires, Wisoil riiii . ler groolid or water; partieulai•lY.th'e Refined, which is pertcetly inskThible in water; the NVorni will trot penetrate ii sere it is usea it is of a...very good col o ur, dries hard, .atitl is easily app li e d , requiring only to- be seated and - laid oa. with a ci.aninuli tar brush. tTHEATRE ROYAL, DRUBS-LANE. the BENEFTP of the THEATRICAL r, rills- 41 11 ,,,,- founded in the Year 1766, by the late DAVID .A.ltix-ti,sk Esq. for the Relief of , those ACTORS and , `,, S, Who from Abe or Infirmity shall be no longer__ -.Ark fillIOW their rof S - ' - ‘onal duties.—The CaMMII I 1.... (... 1, 41 P 5 ,,, i () 1t, MEIN fo P r c e l 1 1 t•ug the Affairs of this Theatri ,4-41,ii,, b eg leave mo ° st “ u re c s i pectfully to announce to . the har,-,thitt during several . years the Finareces of this Society oi l : "rouh various causes, been so materially re h d e nc i e l d i , leuitaip Were compelled to curtail the Payments to t, TheyX- liad als o "lt'nf'-fiftli of the Allowances originally grantetl. . Sulb,,.been obliged, by the int mverished state of the Funds . 18th; i"..etl:recarioos'nittsur!- of I Benefit, tolomit au Appeal ''l, a "`"le Bounty for sixteen years, precious to the year. 4 4 , 1 i ii n 'thiell eeere;lon the generous patronage of a kind Ikatt iii,kr"l Puhlic by the Donations of many exalted N "nhlite Chirac' aide d te s . 1)11 the 'Committee, front the 21% 14 ; 1 , 64 ( . 4 such r llr ' n t efi a t to t add 101. per Cent. to their Kstsi t o " to tile Arrtttritants 7 . With the most grateful on :33ttit4ls t) that Public which so liberally considered the.Nc ' t ile it t, ° , l ,t,s ioe"-apacitated Servants, they - are ~o wpermit. t ed_ ell f "4-•onetnittce of Nlanagt-ment to make ere MU" , " I P . litxt , : fi t he July •4111 pithlic Bentiolence, tot TUESDAY. . 11 h k1; 41 9 t i: e r which: the future Benefits for the Fund we . e ikrj,7l4tial,,tholigh on this occasion . they preseut their ii 'e e - r a lapse of two years, to avoid tilt. oc . et•rrence . :t . l'eett,iiit'otofeor, the twat vuuds of Drury-Lane . and Co vent-etae ti atm t and th e 5505 e 5„,,,H1, which meg..-la prove detri ,fte keti4:tet.l.le interests of both. The Committee have ;taw t 4 o ton to add, that they are permitted the . advantaFet -4,,4_,lll'iti4ecTig:_rhae.Perfo.rniance of Mr. KEAN, tor the fit s . b"oxe s tr.`,ll cter of Octavian, :n. the .'s.,/t.' , N MINEERS. ek-olii kkets, :mil Places, to he ..ad of Mr. Spring, at the :ltril j e t e . , ja Little Russell:street throe - 10i whose hands any '4' ` i 4 - nl, hevond the usual ia ' ice of. Boxes aLici Tickets, e ll' 1"Ili received- by the Committee . of the Food. 13,y Order of the 3o ;',l; R.H. CREIr, Sccreta.rv. i 815. LIFE OFFICE.—CAPITAL ONE MILLION: Assurances effected titins Lives aud' on Survirorship.-:=An nuities granted and parChased.—Endowruents .for Children, THE COM:IMS for Conducting 2V-di - ESTI" C klti7CE,lor taking !are ef Sieh And ;Pounded Sea Men, and for the Care and pas t ody of frail de, hereby give ,Nrotee, that they will be ceiuty at this Office; on Tuesday tie 4th of July, 185, tx; receive .ieided Tenders, 'rind treat withineh Persons as way he willhqr to'Contr;!ct for VICTUALLING Prisoners of Irar and Skaoss, at Stop !elan, sear Bristol, Plymouth, Palle Afield, Greenthiv, and • Perth, Forth Britain, for Sir Months certain: The Proprietors of this Office have nnderta lien all Ilespon 7 sihility, and have stipulated for a guarantee of One Million Sterlin., , ,r, as an ample Security for all their Engagements; - The Profits arising out of this Branch of Business, after a moderate DeductiAn for Guarantee and Expense of ManageL ment;'are - divkled amongst the Assure.l, in praportion tOthe Sums respectirely agiured; upon .which Principle numerous . are the iostances of Ten, Twenty, and Thirty per ceut., in addition to the Amount of Life Policies, being paid; and CaseS - have occurred (when - the 'Duration of Life has been enmities - ably prolonged', where the payment has been more thin d,unle the.S so assured. No Tatter will be !"eceiti.el after One o' Clock on the Day of Trcafy,nor any noticed, auless the Party, or a cumpctrnt Agent Ar personctily attend. Each Tender mast lie accompanied by a Letter front two respectable Persons, engaging to heco),fe bound with the Prrsoniendcriwg, in the Sum of 20001.f0r the due pecforntance of the Contruct. St)lt' by UPTON and Co. CluetriLstreet, Cbcapside: LO`.C. AND SUiI,GICALDISPENSARY. His Royal i4. - ,liness the DUAE of 1 - 01{1t, President, and the following Committee Of Govesnor Earl of Egreniont Col. W. J.JOixeS, NI. P. Earl of Leitrim' - John Litonelle, Esq. M. P. Rt. Hou..R. B. Sheridan, M:l'. Col. 11. Clements, M. P. Hon. Cul. J. Larry, M.P. Capt. J. Hay. . . Su Etc - Mr. Kiernan' Menfher of the Royal College, 'London PFIE -above ESTABLISHMENT tipites the Safety of a PUBLIC INSTITUTIOM, with a Delicacy, Hun;itiv, and Secrecy, that belongs to PrivJte Practice, and, added to its 'high Patronage. it is:conducted by such Piefes sional Skill and .extensive Practibe, that the worst Cases Of Disease, .as Strictures, Debility, Ulcerations, &c. however inveterate or of longstanding, experience a complete Cure. as well as that Derangement \of the Ci:fnerative °reams, which impairs thetonsuitutidn and shortens Life. Mr. Kiernan may be cutthilted.by Pati en t s o f b o th sexes , at his p.rivate house, N o . 21, Lower Charlotte-street, Bed ford-square, wnere the necessary Advice and Medicines will be given, or,sent to any part of the United Kingdom.' Just published, pr'i'ce 3s, Practical Observations on 61 above Diseases ; sold by Sherwomland Co. 20, Paternoster row, and by H. ifigliley, No. 24, Fleet -street. No - Entrance s Money, Adniission Pee, or other Odicial Charge, exacted. ' WILLIAM BURY, Secretary. A Capital, wry Desirable,, and Improveable FREEHOLD MANOR and ESTATE, WILTS. TO be SULL) by PRIVATE CONTRACT; the MANOR and ESTATE of HEALE ; consisting - of J.' substantially built Brick and Stone Nlansion,, with Doinestic Offices . , Coach-housc, two Six-stall Stables, and uther appro priate Out-odices; Lawn, Garden's, and Fish Ponds.—Also ; a FARM HOUSE, with f.alionrers Cottages, Barns, SLlbles, Granaries, and other Mil ling's, and sundry Cl9ses,and Par cels of rich r Water ea inw, Pasture, Atable, ,and ,Do.Tu LAND, the whole containing 713 A. 2 R. 15P. • Fartizer pariienlara ?nay lie known ty applying al this This Day was publWied, price 10s. ad. (With a Frontispiece and engraved Title), T A TFL F K, in the Origin a l F rcnc b. By Mk, BECH.FORD. Pfinte'd tor W. Clarke, New Bond-street • . . • Heale is situate about four miles from the City of New Sa-; rum, and fonr from the Town of Amesbury, in a delightful Vale on the River Avon.—T4e Estate is bounded on the East by the River Aron, celehratea fur fine Trout and other Fish; and no the West by the Wiltshire Downs, in a flue. Sporting Country, well stodied with Gache. TO ALL WHO VALUE THEIR SIGHT. The Sight of the Aged is restored; The Weak Sight. strengthened ; The Perfect Sight preserved, BY BRADHERRY's PATKNT SPECTA;• cLE:, Oxford-street. 11r. Lee, Ole Tenant, will send a person to shew the Pro perty; an J. for further particulars, and to treat for the Pur chase, apply to Messrs. Went) and Attwood, f1 , t.! ) . , , v. l'o prevent Disappoiuttneut, be particular i» .o;)serving it is not a shop, but a Private House, iiixt door to the Ft,tt monger's, betuceeti Swallow-street, and Argyle -street. WILLIAM'. B. 1 1 101.1NTAIN, SAD A T his i "'` 4l - . CF.lsrg HEAD INN, Saaw-I - 141, , London, , - 'lest Acco mmodation for 'CraVellers r ;-:"°d Beds, lic f, tl • 'lll'ice Liquors, andatraivrate Charges. -4)Wil liT Post Coaches :Vail COaclies, &c. set, out from the•••'-...c"l'4.cetr's Head Inn, Saow-Bill. . V 4' . A. A . „ 1 i iisid OLT H UNION Post- Coah, . 1- < 11* 11 4 ; &1-,,h very Afternoon, f1ar0 , .,:. , ...11 Dti . rchestrzt,.,. . lip-AlelitrYr At ; a.rriec. , . at Weyniouth ne....t .. klist r g i i, es 'tare the Packets sail ,- , Gto-rnsey, .terser, ,'•,•. ctii„irl,,i'4„St. N'faloe.s. • From tier riaurgl. , a •Pa! ~ . .•. ! -. ' i k 3 /1: ' : . ( -1 1 B , )ati thebest il. 7 cliu..t , e‘t tra - tilling t o P,..,,. i l t s.t v M c t'. l .; - " " ' ' el '.ant Post Cod.: a , four Insides only, )),,,-,AI')I-.o,sat trii.nz! o'clock,-through Crarrleyaitrgnte, f,.. 0 111 ;1 , ~r,i l Y tautitli , Weymouth, Dorchester, Fal:!rolt.thi • 114 i i) 7,. i^ til t s - ''' Smisbary, 'N. :::iv Post Coach er-ry Morti lit't" l llodr lx clock, thro , .igh tioltiton, Axteinstcr,Brid; ltlZlS(\•'`','`l', Basingstoke, an , : Ba.. 'Lot- kin' t ''+'yl• ') -ilkiding Peterhof agl Stilton .end I-hinting -41i "lat Mail ecrieh st' r - F ' ". --Coacles 0 1.11..eVC1. A t.11,T IA. "tO , l to F.,;io;'L '; ' e \'' • ; Y tli'-'II-1 .rid .'...; 1 .), , , 'l-lthr Cintusoy, ant Hall. 4„lpiib4,_ .1.1L15.1 el, I.lvii,‹ p „ st_coaohes, through t ` , Ir e ,t"N11).., ache, and M' arthirron,,. , ll, every Afternoon ; 1 4, 4 4 : lre ri :' - N,l?.)•' s, the Greyhound Inn, flail, and the Lon -4 t it intunas-strect, and the Swan, Brist:d, next 41.1-1441's oaclie to Avemsi•Bridzewater, Taunton, &c. ki: l r l . llo, 1 : 1 !'`Y U;.711t Cbach, calle&The Rockingli.ca, e'ts tint th r •sr..` n g at Eight o'clock; earl ies Four Itp.idcs only, Z4te4i.,,!, Loarkal.ol4 easy tv'tl Guard throughout. Passes it4}l,'''':it'o.4:?,ll-„`lrli,' - ewa ' r ' h, i lAe i t a ford , Doncasteri. ► -, and Ferry 4/4),%taridit,^7 Go re Lion, Leeds, next day at. Noon. .Not.. %ty, ‘ ‘, t d t o 1,7, tle uncommon Expedition of this (2oach, I , t 1 , 5 4 41; - , 4 " 0 4 ;i s the most agreeable and complete Public Con tAui?...l,\l43::ity'tirlitorrt. h Road, being unequalled in ace-tuna:lu -4,t1l()11% (1-,i Lancaster, Preston, KirbY- Lour dale, Boltark, is (~I ) . .: i l tt pi t i. 4 , t ' s , l- .',llitc, and Gartbing ► Post-(saaches, crew After (h ',:ici(},,l,4l(lek. Ci'irirdett. • kti4;t.4llhi,ll, I.:l;,:ft,,,:ttawit, • Gretini- , Green, finnan, _l) .. ii ,, in s f w rie , s , , l'o o 1 art % clll, S ampiliar-kilii, Camnock, 1 - ,..t s elir i h ',I(, `el f Nattland, (:aniperilown Coach (Daily) _ iq (itiartilwtlastlt and- Edinburgh, new C41,1C I!, Per f01:1111 flu,' '!t o'cloo. ".91:11101.1t,, every larullig: at "' - ' . ! 1 . 7 l'yZ n ' l , N iir ", hY way of Newark, tils gsi.s tic tlillettou, Durham, Mai prtli, Retrnyll,.Tatfcaster, Da! - and Bcrwic.i„ t;iltiiiril,i.dnirs' theinselres fatiL7ned fermi the length - of . t: " 1 " 1, 1 4 1 4 ' 4 Y rest What time fitey please, and then pro tc4l.l',' (:.)11-.:°''t 10y additional Fare. .1. Clark, th e ,Blact , lq;•,'l'llus-i'' ltjeet', York, runs Coaches to Sund.erland, Uhl : 1 - ~1)(li;.-,”'hitity and Other places I li dl llt. ''BT I 1 'iota \Valsal ,laces. Post-Coach, e_r ery 44 -..,,v v0 A ‘i l P. s- ,.. M er/i?, (1 , 1• •• Post ci;a'cl) to ca rry four Insides, ;cis out ti','.,..i4t;roki-li:.throa,'rii Lutt'erwort'h, High Cross, llilick.lerr , t.:,kl)'qon /1411"votib, .Litclific Ullestliorp a knutstaid, sill, ‘ANti.-oethaint,ton and ()unstable; 11 t t () tit pti Pe re nrith, and Wh'tehayeri• Post-Coca i-.;°e,s 11„tli4h, ''''',, itlld 'i C l• ii the ‘‘ .- a ' Passes throng a 1 / 1 4NIII, '• l PPlefiy .G . ~.`1". ',' t o, 1),.,„.„1 Citttcr...:l,, 4 ,, 11l t r,, , rid„., : , ‘ ~,, , t - Ll ,amii.;,.,_ wo Li . • .s . ant: ( ;Tau. i , tl i , `' t. 4, 'flitch ; ', Ahertt•id, Dancastili i -41 s r ql r 4 "t Wa.' b lh Ni . '' '• - sets ont every '.lor i'l Lig - , k lO t 'll ti ''''' th e }' Y '• ""), ' ) p v ttaiii„ A.urney with toe great,' :. . i , are . 'xt .. ti t . 1 41 i,,,. : d u oil the Road by business r)l', - P lea- '." r .e3. I ti,.l. l A.. , e i ll sir. ' a 'itage of their Seats heiii,,; tiecuren in t he ~.(.:3 . (10 , 1 , -.IA ~ . ~ tyit:';.- Post. Coach, every moinln,„ ~, tt, .. I it N • i ' ii'"') % i wPort, Whitolnii.(ll, Tarporiey, :7 ar!twicil, i t ,i i. ti N t b i t ,.. L : l'it Illaillewieli, Post-Ctiacli, every I:yen , A ...:, ~, 1 'll'i ttti i ,, 4 14‘,44,;,1,) .:,''''br .tooktan and Y. 4, l'v e ,‘(:ll.F.:;oge ion 4onderland: new Coach, every It l llt 46 i N i . : ca, Witislo‘t'Y C ,- )i , lettni, Netvcastie, Walsal, 1',.• - ''',Sill.TP.*"?..o, Pr uAt-C•o:ich, every Art ernaon. Guarded . ..1....f1i1., Post-Coach; t id 011, \ l'eljing-t o n and SI . ° 1 1 1 ' 1 11, 1 11--;‘,.lt p i ."I,es,- to flit: Britannia, Shrewsbury, every izl iii tpi ve 0 clocli, Cc tw rcte,l . ' 4 )_,J,.ll,rli,,lN)i...i.l,lotheil;ani Ilust-Coach, called the Rock b 4 4 -1z‘' , . 11. ,;'," lung.- b1 41 : 1 0 • ' i . - 1 ' k)Ni. Winchester, Aires ford, and Alton kit tiiii,,f(iii.r. ening. ' „"(.)."trAf, 'AM Niel . . -t• P -t C ach,•with a Gould, sets • (j3ll -, r 4 :' ii, i -ernoto "I ' ''''', , (I • -- ~. next at & ft 'l ts i , •-, 40Ji readies Ltiriningoam lie day :i\t ' l ' l, 3' Oxf oi ,j 1:7,,,,,t0n ari d shipstone,, to the . (4c i ,l) 11(;14 • 11 '1‘ . i ull. ''tret ' '1"; and C:lstle Inn, Birmingham. O ,- ,1 , 1!e1y t,i -''-', arts-10i, suit Leainim,"too, New Post it ,'(l, tN„ ~,?-4itlT. .: -41N,' vr,,„'`ueay, 1•1014-is•ji Thorn, and Doncaster, Post .lq !n o ) iNrnig. at hi:lc:-..- -t Six ' r . i ., \i l'.v o i,Nlytoli-ate, flidl.2s ' o'clock, to the Bull tl"(l'6;r4i,i`2), Wart, iluddesiltiii, and Clietihunt Coach, %' ti, lti l ''Allc:‘ ,A Vkli,''ll'itSi '1 ,1 : 1111. F 41 11/01.1t 411 Coach, Daily, at. }1,',1f,-Pa3t, ti, ,14. 1 , 0, liali-pas-t Four, s and I-I . alf-prest Seven t . b AA V 111,1 ''ti '' B kl l- ', f ' ll l ' -40 1-TNT 'IN and Co. , fit ,• 8 a,, d ~ . .:t .an resxectfulle a"Clullnt ,i" fi t ,''Y It-,it.iililic, that theY NVIlt nut he. account-t liii i liti,i 4 ;isl7 4l Irig't Pill'CelS. or Log ;rage, & , ..2. of intoc[l :l 01 4 tur , ie !le if lost or ifahiaged onit.'ss-s tie;:ed as sect ir ,_ ,i , 1 ,! - 41,,, ,. eordi ir , 61Y, at the SaVaCCII'S I-lead Liu, Snots - iir,)•.c4,•4sseiio 41: ' 4 tliii i . 41 4J ii / and Parcels arc ht.:it-Jed - for all the alm . v . c " t - ' et t's New IVlate Idat se Cellar Coach-Othi.,_, at balf-past HAZARD, BULINE, and Co. 31. Alta t.nst rut lowing Itich Scheme of the LOTI'ERY to the aid trspectfully acquaint them that TICKETS - uutt-SHAii.,S arc now 0-1 Salelit their 011ice,N0:93, - ROYAL EXCHANtE. Exclusive of Prizes of .10,0001., ..30,0001., and 20,000 h, there. are in this Lottery others to n onnt of TWELVE THOU SAND GUINEAS, which will be Paid by them in GOLD as seen as drawn.—To begin Drawing 19th JULY. . SCHEME. 3 of 4: eo,ooo are X 7.60,000 3 lo,ooo 5,250 5,250 2,000 2,000 1,050 8,150 1,000 5,, ('0 524 2, l ,rj 210 • 2,100 !00 1 ow 50 . 1,.930 15 22,00 10 each j,500 1,500 Blanks First Day 15,000 Tickets. L. 150,000 The First-drawn 20,0001. will hare 10,0001. more, making a Prize of 39,0001. ! The Second-drawn 20,0001. will have 20,0001. more, making a Prize. of 40,0001. ! The First-drawn 100001. will have 10,000.. more, making a Prize of 20,000;• Ten First-drawn Blaisks, First Day, will each receive 200 Guineas ! The Fortieth-drawn Prize, the First Day, will.re ceive 5,100 Guineas! Fifth, Tenth, and Fifteenth drawn Second Day, will each receive 1,000 Guineas ! 'twen tieth. thirtieth, Fortieth, and Fiftieth drawn Blanks on the Thitd•D.iy, gill cacti) receive 560 Guineas! the wholeof which wiil he Paid in Gold. CONSUMPTIONS CURED. ~,t . PROFESSIONAL MAN, who through an extensive practice in the above Disease, has been so fortunate as to discov e r a MEDICINE t h at i s an LLI jILL•'pLE cuR,E for CONSUMPTION'S; hV which Nice Heine he Lis cnEtll nvkny when given over by eminent Physicians,• and when hi tie last stage of a Corasinuption, attended with caugh, slortink of blood, and ;edematous swellings of the feet, &c. Thiutgli the t cal hof this assertion may he doubt rd, the Aervertiscr is ha; say, that he has it in his power to refer to those and when given over by some of the first Profess: it,— s %len ; he therefore now pub licly offers to those who labouring under this adlioting Disease. Letter mild) i , t 4 ,,!rmsseti for A. B. No. 6, Great Quelne-, Mary-k-bone, London, will have ,ntien ; v. - here attendance is given every day !.*.inn‘L s , •xceto.,:l;, from 10 to 12 in the forenoon. 'lt( )lAN', PILL*, , "412,.` STONE, LUMBAGO, &c. For t he t77e ComolaiOts weident to the Hu man Fra tiivee are none More dreadful in their n.. 111.2, no,- ~:ire eitartning in their const.quences, than S L'ONL, PAINS in the BACK, WINS, DEP, _.ar. LUMBAGO. They are Complaints to wrack eve! . :- pr,iom is liable, and are a foundation for every other - ,.iecies of Disorder. The above invaluable Mothcine, c—aposed of the most innocent Ingredients, has b i faun of singular efficacy in the above Complaints; removi:r; the Calculi, or gritty Seih'etions, and banishing every pernicious tendency to those Disorders, without con finement. Farm a conscioissacss of the powerful quality of these Pills fully evinced by a private Practice of man" years. they are o't.,red to the Afflicted, and recommended as a Cure for the above Complaints. COPY OF A LETTER FROM G. GORDON, ESQ. SI a 2 -,-Haviug been for above tw en t y yearsAreatly d i stresse d with the Gravel, violent Pains in the Baa, a Stranguary with little intermissi3f), and the most excruciating tortures, when ever I attempted to•make water; and at last became so weak, froM want of rest and appetite' was scarcely a bl e t o w alk across the room. In hopes of relief, I hi:d, from time to time, re:,arse to the best. advice, and t o ok the most approved Prescriptions, without being any better. Observing Iliel mart's Pills advertised as an Jectual Cure for the Stone and Gravel, and stoppages of Uritie,.l used them this summer for about two month and from them found myself m2 y 'se a lf pp t e la ti i t l); bet ter, pass my water freely without pant and streni;ti. rt>toried, am able to ride on horseback, which !could not do for twelve months preceding the use of these Pills. Sir, your most obedient Servant, GEORGE GORDON. Sn!i-Sheriff, Berwickshire. October 21, 1811. Saki at Nlr. Butler's, 4, Cheapsiite, clther of St. Paul's eltich-yari. and foo,it Mcclicioc t'coe.c., evca4; Boxes at 2s. 9i.1, Sad I Is. Gd. each. . . 'WESSEL'S JESUIT'S DROPS. THE GENUINE .I.E.SITr'S DROPS have been long known and esteemed a safe, cheap, effectual, and Often.e4.imm,.diate cure for Srrat.grrary, Gleets, Weak ness of the Kidneys or Bladder ; and when tali:A! ort the first attack of Venereal Infection, the;,` will infallibly accomplish the desired effect. Should the eAqtl,tint be far advanced, it will will be necessary to ,talk the SPECIFIC REMEDY with the Jesuit's Drops. The great object to be attended to is, that Purchaseis should he careful in having rth: true and genuine Prepara tion, as the unsafe and dangerous counterfeits attempted to be foisted on the miblic, by absolute falsehnods, are so nunic rou, that the Pr , ,pri l tftors request evefy purchas e r to a sk f or s Irons. . _ Caution.—The genuine Wessel's Jesuit's Drops are in closed *ma black stamp, wjtli the following en - graved thereon (to secure the Proprietor from Piracy) ;.JOseph Wessel, 6q, St.Pattl's Church-yard. Pr;ce 2A. 9d. per Bottle, mid in large Bottles, containing . Ten snail, 11. Sold also by Sanger, Oxford-street; Ward, Holborn ; and Tat, Exchange. . BARN ETT GUEST,' Chymist; INVENT(IR of t•lte MIES ,TONIAN MEDICINES, No. 9, Great Surrey-street, Foot of Black friars Eridge, AViNC; tlle ears, durinr, i reo h lrthe time tp inst d TAtie T n i ty- One e Thurlsand Patients hare hem) restored to rrtioct health by him after they have beet) admitted into the London Hospi tals, when afflicted with the following comulaints, and after eontinuing.there a reasonable time, were Alien returned 'front thence wittilut bring relieved, the truth of which can be Proved by the boAs of the said Hospitals, or front the Pa' tient s therus. lees, two-thirds of which reside in London; Peat part Of them hate been advertised in the London Newspapers. and - London Magazines fur the last Tweity Years, consequently, if not correct, they would have' been most justly stigmatized by those tesretable Nlerlical Gen tlemen tint attend these charitable rnititutions, as they had three powerful inducements for it. In the first place because it was a duty which they owed to the public; secondly, it was a ditty they owed to themselves; and thirdly, their pride would have been so gratified in consequence of it, as to hare render e d exposure irtes'istille. Yet. surely, when it is con sidered that every respectable Medical Man must know that nearly all the great discoveries made in the healing art, hare been the result of Chytifical researches,' no one of theni can wonder at the success of the Gnestonian Medicines, the rentor having been.a practical Chymist for the last fifty-eight years, and for the List ten years an Advertisement to the foi ' lowing effect, may In: seen in several London Newspapers, which is likewise . impressed on his windows in letters of two inch depth, so that " they which run may read." Medival Men did then, and now may at any time, v`ithout any ex pense to themselves or said poor patient, experience relief in less than one hour, and in general are cured in a reicio able tune, for the permanency of such cures, see those Pa tients. new whose cases hare been long since published)-ISIS. COPY AS ABOVE ALLUDED TO: Any Professi ona l G entlemen walking the London Hospit a l s furinformation, that are indoceil by humanity Or lucrative motives to study the happiness cif mankinit s by not only al most instantly freeing them from the most agonizing pains proceeding front the following Complaints, but likewise to cure them in a reasonable time, may, by bringing with them • those Ritients ;Afflicted as nailer, which have been returned as being incurable from one or more of the said Hospitak, son , ' see that the. salutary eficacy.of the GUESTONIAN ME DICINES is such as to secure to theM a speedy, permanent, and extensive practice, these Chili:kat Preparations being sold to the Faculty the saute ra any other Chytuical Mediciitee ie. the mass or by the HOSPITAL CASES AS ASIQVE ALLUDED TO. Mercurial Ithenniatisuis precit-dinz from taking Mercury to excess —A gnes —Bilious Sick Head-aches, and all descriptions of Head - aches—Liver Colotilaints—Nervons, Asthmatic, and Consumptirle Di:orders—White Swellings, or scrophulons en largements .of the finees—Gout—Rheinuatism—lthenmatic Goat—Contracti ons or Weakness proceeding from repeated paroxysms of the flout—=Ofd Sprains—Bruises,te i c. All Patients afflicted as slime, may know in one boor if they tan he cured, for if at. tl;eit time they are not relieved, no en it, CAII be expected from thew, nor will they be sold by B . G. to sod) Patients. The only time for attendance here is from nine to titelve every day, except Sunday. But in eases o'ffiroth-ucile, Face- , ac h e , and Ear-ache, humanity induces hint to let his Servants Cteutei such Patietts fruta . uir t ie tifseven . , six dais ita the welt., BRIM 1 N'S HEROES. - The fallowing - paragrapbs are copied from v-arta OuS private letters, and we insert them as current reports without having - any personal knowledge of their authenticity. We have rclgiously ab stained from every notice of names which might wound the peace Of families, and ultimately prove unfounded. When the official list of casnalties is received, we shall make every exertion to pro. duce it immediately in our publication. . "The gallant air THOMAS PICTON, so memora• hie in the Peninsular campaigns, 'es the leader of what was pre-eminently called the fighting divi- Sion, commonly known also by the appeilar of the right hand of WELLINGTON, received his death wound in the daring 'enterprise of leading a charge Of infantry against a solid square ofFrench caval ry, an enterprise scarcely before attempted, cx t PtOTox himself, who had mure than once successfully executed it in the Peninsula. " Sir W. Porrsoxint's death is attributed to Hs being badly mounted—nut having expected to engage before the next•day. He was found hi a newly-ploughed field, - with three stabs from a lance iu'the breast ; and his horse'standing beside the body, quite exhausted. The impetuosity of his men had hurried them too far in their prose cution of a successful charge. " There are hopes, that the Honourable Major Ilowatto, of the lUth Hussars, who has been reckoned amongst the killed in the late action, is merely missing. The Lady of this Officer is far advanced in pregnancy ; and the account of his death •has had so melancholy an effect upon her, that she has .never spoken since she heard Major Howitit i o is the second, son of the Earl of CARLISLE. , • " According to private letters, Lord F. SOMER SET was not dead, as ,some had supposed. The Prince of • ORANGE was not so well as could be wished, the ball not having been extracted. ' " The Life Guards, on the 18th, made three charges on the French centre, with tremendous effect ; 'their canduct was so highly meritorious and exemplat y, that the Earl of UXBRIDGE, after the action, retntned them Iris warmest thanks, at the head of the line. This corps lost Col. Pit anti Captain LxxD , who were .killed by caption• shot on the first charge. " There were moments, it is said, when all around the Duke of WELLINGTON despaired of the event, and when perhaps his own anticipa tions were of a doubtful complexion. In one of these he threw himself into a square of infantry, which he knew could not be broken without the certainty of a general rout, and where he must have fallen in the common carnage; but lie trust ed in his men, and his men felt that they deserved the trust.' They also placed implicit confidence in the mind of their leader, and well - did he•re pay their confidence." A letter from an Officer of the Guards, in the advanced division, dated the 20th, states that on the 19th, while in progress of fonow ‘ it y l i g th up the victory of the 18 t h, th e y were attac ked by a party of the French, issuing from a wood, fury, and that the assailants were received witn great firmness, and repulsed with cousiderable Los's,