The Sun. — London, England, 1815-07-01 00:00:00

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Blanch , B a n n s i, Mr. Simmons, glliss.,B:l3usoitri Mathews, Mr. Emer), Mrs. Davenport, Uq Monday, Jane Shore. - AI , City of Loudon Ta.vcrn, 28th :Tune, 1815. , , 43:b a A IEETING o f t h e MERCHANTS 1110 1 "A''' liE ßS, TRADERS , and OTI - lEIIS of the ME titis 4:.),L15, co nvened by, P u bli c Ad vert i semen t, an d held It4j,LEXANDE ~ R BARING, Esq. al Subscription q "as uturoirnously Resolved, That a (:corral _t NI. P: in the Chair, all classes be 'lf rt, el now opened for tfie special Relief and Benefit L,..e saniliesof the brave :lieu killed, and of the wounded )7: rers of the British. Army, Lndcr the command of the 11- ltious Vt'ellington, in the signal Victory of Waterloo,aniid) ttitheseveral Battles whirh have been or may be fought !.,Pesellt Campaign. tiesol . e,,,,, 'ect. That a Committee, be appointed to promote and t ‘4lct this Subscrip tion, and to aorrespotid %glitter a *purpose in the I Plis c i,,,, .. -s may be appointed for the S.a.n with such other i , 1 A (Itres atid Towns of the, United Kingdom, and of its ' '4114 1" Dependencies: _ _ , c1°11e(1,, fbat the Thanks of thi> s Nleeting be 444nl an for his able and impartial conduct lathe C. tai n. giten h . to r. the 4 0 ALEXANDER BARING, Chairman. an of Subscriptions already advertisedr.i 1; a jc,-111 S. Nicholson 2,590 10$. ti 4 5 14511 and Co. ' 105 0 Itioalas,°lll.Btit oung 105 0 iod€rS`le,h;olson 105 0 1 . tieli el.'"as 10 10 treder.tprnith _ • 5 3 ern, p l . ( Cl ark 52 10 Att;,dl4,4Y+.lllo. 4 103 0 flleni...,:pe. Pa lmer- 52 10 .4anttlia.rnpion 105. 0 Alls erdei n. • 10 10 t .b ° n and Longden 105 eke n'at it alsd Co • 105 0 'its, Ton-Anis and- ThWilliarns '.- 6O 0 9 Ili Hon. the ,ar of the House IP,'.(-I°,l'ortrotis 105 OAm iuldsworth --52 10 teorge% and j Iln s o n 105 0 4Orligellrty Cooper 21 0 J 0 ii, 'oper and Co. tO 10 11th:,,%rn.ac, H. Holmes 52 10 wiitl.,y vine 10 10 qs,,andStride .- 210 0' li,o, ,alarten &Smith 105 0 .1441mal Appleton - 5 4 te, es C owper ktd Cu. 21 0 wk.!) Walton - 21 0' til°lllas Kettlewell 21 0 lills Battye - 21 0 til t i l v . , -,-kgr - !12.. 0 A CI ; 4'.iti ii`.-Nii-iii". 6:4 . irr '4l ' to. Messrs. • kr7J.4.:lnemds 52 10 '4.-,.1), Stuart and .lisasinthell - 5 5 du= kassvii 10 10 1,i.)1014 ,aturder lO 10 ~hieis,..l.4rquhzir - 52. 10 ti.;4\( :I,olMarsall tOlO Ille*NO'ller. Tennant 10 ip ,_ orslnpful coin, ~,,i'Li or M ercer s 'a i' '''g ., i,` l ,, w 'rd ward 2 1 1 'O . ! 4 , , , , , Lanibert, ; u se d il .gall • - 105 0 1 40 1 , i 1)'llison • 44441: as, Wilkiiis'on .qt 0 Lit \!-'l4et\i,Velac, Co. 105 0 liwi.LickitietA - . 10 10 1,,7-,.s aild Wtitel t'e / - '1 10 —t '''PM' Col" ' d LP" `llol:LawinT"2lo 0 ,;).ert,, art ford.. 52 10 tl 4 . 11,(,,s pour, 4_4'l s 0 kp ri , ,'•,l•rrett (p. 105 0 b "u'nf...Vauitt -'1).- 114J./1,,it.,i.i.4 r!t1) 105 3 0 r4:l'd) "(''ine ..EIU s ° o g litck:Y.F°l4l tte. .- . 1 0 .tiiti 4 ti'd itCille' u 2 litl.ii,4l'::Cs\itie'Tie: - - 1( 5 ) 1 5 0 \lzi% bi t l a:s z il . , 7 105 0 'Ll:ll'l,l'[4l):llNtel‘;,vvtitti a21:1 105 ° 111.":r11:?,1,11Leii Sbutt:r. 1 2 0 5 1) 0 1 40.„) erns „, 10 1 0 t.l\ii Pc is-lunfer - _ 1 0 10 44 c "ltisslte,id, . 0 . o sCit'.l' 11 4t,i , 'HI loos u !;i's. j. IliZe"rr. 4 - 4, 4,t ) , and c urti t 31 la .4, 1 lh, t „, s - los 0 ksi!l..l),gii vet 5(., 0 ai,i• Partinli; -5 5- ial kt L r ". '-‘ ' in- a' . ('.O s' M altb - •'' i '''' u ai r . }, dm f.;toNyili P r: 3 / 4 ,,... - .10. - . 'n ....%iik. Iv,. -..., 5 2 lo b litSbire . 10 .0 11::',VItZlillit,1"rii Wilt he veceiv unrlol,l..`"nlrY.; at the Ilzri ~....„...,,.............. _ 11 . LA3f • 444 kye“ Fines of Overseers of St. Saviour's, South wark,, by Mess. Hill and Itokes . . - 13 0 Charle; Bleaden - 5 O. Glynn, Mills &HalifaX 210 0 R.. P. Glynn - 21 0 Wm. Vaughan 52 10 P. C. Labonrhere - 105 .0 George Jeffery - 10 10 - Joh n JefferY - 10 10 B. Jeffery - 10 10 Whitshed Keen, M. P. 10 0 William Figlie - 31 10 Thomas Poynder - 50 0 Gray,Whitworth, and Gilbee - 105 0 Francis Creswell 21 0 Henry . Ledger - 50 0 GeOrze Francis Lamotte 10 10 James. Curry; M. D. 60 0 Sir Robert Preston 105 0 George Dunlop - .10 10 Saml. &Joh n Thornton .and Co. - 105 0 George Curling (Cam berwell gree) - 10 10 J.W.4 .I.IV hit:Mores 105 0 Joseph N. Smith - 10 10 Messrs. Drntumonds 210 0 Messrs. Greenwood, Cox & Hammersley 110 0 7 .sllelainT, Cass. and Co. 21 14 James Abel. - 52 10 Lang, Chauncey and Lucas , - Sampson, Sharp & Ba lard .1 George Bowles (Wan stead-grove) 10 . 0 0 John.Plaskett - - 10 10 Charles Lambert - 52 10 Thomas Bell and Son 105 0 Fultons and Co. 25 0 The Surplus Fund of') the late Duke of Gloucester's Loyal k. 31 10 Volunteers, coin- manded by Col. Ld. Vis. Cbetwynd The Pr inter of the Peak - Ledger George Lyall W. and Jas. Lowndes and Co. 31 10 G.J. and G. Ranking 105 0 Snow, Sanby, & Paul 105 0 Frauc.sltivaz`,juu. 5 5 John P. Leigh - 5 5 George Lai!ig - si. 5 • Row, law, Goad and 10 0 'lO5 0 - 21 0 - 21 0 Reece - 105 o James Swsnzy - 10 10 Ilowell(ligi'siey-squire 5 0 Piesehell &. Schrieher 105 0 Henry - et 0 Kennion & St. Bathe Itl 10 N. B. Aubert , - Pelican Life Insurance ,Compatty . 216 Zolin Gore (Bdvr-lane) 10 10 David Hindu 50 0 Nathaniel Kardeu&Son 52 10 Harden and Jaques 52 10 NathaniciAtclieson,in addition to his Sn b scription as a Mein tier of the Pitt Club 10.1'0 L. A. Gouldshinidt - 414 . 6 0 Sewell and Necks - 52 10 M'ess.Goslins & SharPe 105 0 dthn Bygrave , - 31 10 John Back (Modrgate sti-eet) 5 '5 20 '0 'ed at the several Bankett in . 4 , of Lloyd's; and at the (.; . ity of . . , ' l, i it -I CI . C. AND SURGICAL.DISPENS.IRY. ) ''ll flihtless- the DUKE of YORK, President, and I„:.4tqf I:the following - Committee Of Governors .----_ M. , 3. 14'1.4 i.,T7.liltint. s Cub. NV. .1..10tte5,.A,1 iv. P. IL '14 4. ' i l I , l'' Joalli Latoticlie, Esq. ", 4. ( :01 „,. M. heridan, M. I'. Col. 11. Clements) M. 1* ..*'ll4rry, M.P. Capt. J. I'm'. '4lr.l.lrlPliit 'AlellsbetS•';lll:l,TlLoral C.liegv, I'''n(1"• I I t . :ii"i 1 ;t:',..,,t.`,lljim'e E's TAili , lsii,,ll , :s . gi: ri.t t ia kti t i unites Delicacy,tll ",41'4,, „„I " N t .4 ,P.(71/It'ilet'iS:l',ll,l'-t. . 1 1 1 ()) r \ iv ! 'te Practice, anti, i,,i':41.111..,,'1:1.4t1'1::".i1:17;j0t-i.14-at.:.:Ttmi.:,'e i . :l l ) ii ,. l l c i t i k r ..(l ‘ l , 7 , : s i t tc c h .a l s ir c o s te i s ., - f. v,`"*, ;1., , ~:_tNt"'"v",) t.'"ct'el... i .. ti ins &c. howevti 4,►1t.1,5„, il ~:,.c.oreK, Dc: . iitity, ~. le(il a :'. 1 c'oni.thrte Cure. Itt,i' e 'i!t i ; 13 t lio:t. 11")1,1;r.:,;1,1.1,t1it,ig, t • I l'; , 1 1 , . (. 1 . e I lit:. ..„ i, t e 0 rgan3, ZIMr 'll'4l,s Ilte Co'fis'l'l'tigitli'itit of i ' l ::1.1 shortens Lire. • ,i:1;171',..,':;:."!. lill 3' hst.,...con.ithed by nit i e.it.,st .tiLtlrl,74ll:selx:::l i . '.' l't.o. k . ' 4"'"'\"' 21) l'"w". Ctiaut)i. N'i,.,lics will i',.' gi,rii i.,: t...:fe 1 o.'. Necessary Atlvicy a n d ,-,..,,...H. ',1),,,s I. 1., ~- !it to ;toy pall of the United htinnur'. Kirritn, ~,1ti.,„,,,, 4;;z,‘,%4.,,p0151i11ik...1. price 1_1,,.15:,!,.c,,,,,,,,, „ n the r,l tit:Nl I ) ;: , 'lT.,:jutell 1;11o. o•st ot ,Ti I I:lcn c, r,ti , . 1 ~)y ,51R,rw,,,,,i fg t ., . ". Qn , ~.1. : . '4l its ;:ok.equyiiccs. ••,.,.li . Heir_ t. ,01 ~.iti 11.v:ter-row ; I 11;;I:ley rind d u n .,,L, 17i, icr ist,o%.. klitts '' "')> Ciulvii-t:tA4tt, S.4u; lull] h: a" l' r,"; DOMESTIC EDUCATION. A BaS7E ICED CLERGYMAN' will undei7 13L. take the EDUCATION of a, YOUNG GENTLEMAN in a FAMILY of RESPECTABILITY,' and, as agreeable Societyis his only - object, do Pecuniary Recompense is ex pected : None wilt be received. Letters addres;:ed to Marcus; at Mr.West's,Stationer,No.Bl, Great Portland-sheet, will be attended to. • - CAPITAL SHOP AND 'HOUSE IN BRISTOL. TO LET, and . may be entered upim imme diately, an Excellent SHOP &nd LARGE HOUSE in the most central and eligible Situation iii Bristol: Apply by letter (post-paid) to Peter Fri - , Magdalen lane, Bristol. NEW STATE LOTTERY OFFICE, _ 147, Oxford-Streah nearly opposite Bond-Street. M'ODGES, Jun. and Co. are Se ßlinn . , TICK ETS and SHARES. of the ensuing GRAND GOLDEN LOTTERY, containing magnificent Prizes of 40,0001. 20,0001. 20,0001. &c. &c. and 12,000 Guineas, .which last will be Paid in Sterling Gold as soon as Drawn.—To begin Drawing 19th this Month. ~BISH returns the Public his grateful Thanks • for the di•tinguished preference given to his Offices, 4, COKNHILL, and 9, CI-TARING-CROSS, in the Lotteries just ended, in which he Sold AU the Three Prizes 'of L. 30,000 !! ! 1,406 drawn 15th April, L. 80,000. 3,882 drawn 19th April, L. 80,000. 4,51.1 'drawn 19th April, L. 00,000. Besides Ten other Capitals, a few Shares of which remain Unclaimed, but will be paid on demand (whenever presented),. or exchanged for 'rickets or Shares in the NOV LO FTERY. of 15,000 Tickets, to begin Drawing 19th THIS MONTH. PRlCE.—Ticket.. L. 22 15 0 Half - Llll5 0I Eighth.... .L. 3 0 6 Quarter 5 19 0 Sixtemith 1 10 6 Schemes with particulars may be had (gratis) at both of • BISH's truly fortunate Offices, No. 4, CORNHILL, or 9, CHARING-CROSS. STATE - LOTTERY-OFFICE, No. 26, CORNIIILL. HORNSBY and Co. Stock-brokers, beg leave to point out the important Advantages attending the present LOTTERY to early Purchasers. The first 1,500 drawn Flanks will receive 1.01. each, which is a saying of halt the Purchase-money. The Grand Prizes of 40,0001. 80,0001. 20,0001. and all other Capital Prizes, muy he drawn on the First Day; also 12,000 to he paid in Guineas. TICKETS and SHAKES are Selling by HORNSBY and Co. at the lowest Prices, Who have recently Shared and Soldi among their Friends . the following List of Capital Prizes No. 218 1,120 £ .10,000 9.34 20,000 3,904. 10,000 . • 2,590 \20,000 1,130 . lO,OBO Besides Prizes of 5,0001. 2,0001. 1,0001. 5001. 3001. 2001. &e. Orders by Letter or Carrier executed on the same terms as. if present; begins Drawing on the Mb of THIS MONTH. TIAIS MONTH, NINETEENTH OF JULY, GILAND GOLDEN LOTTERY BEGINS DRAWING.- 1E) ICHARDSON, GOOMUCK, and Co. j.-W.,Con tractors for the Present STATE LorrEity, • respect fully submit to the Public the following GRAND SCHEME, which, with only 15,000 Tickets, contains Prizes of L.40,000-14.30000—L50,0 0 0, Besides 12,000 GUINEAS, Which will be paid in GOLD without Deduction. - ' - AS - UNDER - I ...., . of. L.40,000....,. is ...L.40,00ti 1 ' 30,000 • 30,000 1 20,000 20,000 1 .... 5,250 in G01d....... ...., 5,250 1 2,000 2,000 • 3 .. 1,050 in Gold . 3,150 5 l,OOO 5,000 4 ' 525 in Gold 2,100 10 2lO in Gold , . 2,100 And 3,04.2 other Prizes of lesser Value. ' • The Mode of Drawing the above splendid Prizes is /so ar ranged, that the Certainty is presented to the Public of One, Ticket gaining 40,0001. and the farther Chance of its also ob taining in addition to that Sum 5,000 Guineas in ,Gold. Schemes with fall particulars may he'had Grath. TICKETS and SHARES are now on Sale at RICHARD ON", GOODLUCK, and Co.'s Offices, Cornbill and Charing crass, whei'e all Business in the Public Funds is transketed. THIS MONTH, NINETEENTH OF JULY', GRAND GOLDEN LOTTERY BEGINS DRAWING. (1 . ARROLL and Co. Contractors for the pre %._./ sent LOTTERY, respectfully submit to the Public th'e following - GRAND SCHEME, ivhict.: witb only 15,000 Tickets 'contains _ . _ Prizes 6f L.40,000 . —L.30,000—L.10.,000, lie Sides 12,000 GUINEAS, Which will be paid in GOLD without Deauction. AS UNDER- I — of L. 40,000....... is... ..... , L. 40,000 3(1,000 ~ :30,000 . 20,000 .... 20,000 5;250 in Gold ......... 5,25'0 2,000 ... '12,000 ....- 1,050 in G01d... ...... . 'P,Ib O 1,000 . .... 5,000 ' 525 in Golit-- ..... 2,100 10 - -. 2 7 11 ) 0 • And 3,012 other Prizes of Tosser Value. 'nye 'mode of drawing the above splendid Mites is so at--; ratrd, that O the certainty is presented to 'the Public of n.e Ticket gaining 40,00u1., and the further Chance of it (also obtaining' in addition to that Stun 5,000 Gtineas iii Gold•. Schein'es with full Particulars way he had gratis,. ' TICKETS and SHARES are now on Sale at CARROLL 'and (70.'s Offices, No. 7, CORNHILL, and 25, OXFORD ._-.A.IIEET, where 'all Business in, the Public Funds is trans. acted. - . 3.1.... A; 0 Z ,,. / . ‘ll , Diu B cli sUhRN E eme f , tand he L sub mit ri I t t he o tPublic, and resDoctfully acquaint them that TICKETS and SIIARES are now on Sale at their 011icc,N0.93, ROYAL EXCHANGE. Exclusive of Prizes of .10,0001., 50,0001., and 20,0001., there are in this Lottery others to th e am ount of TWELVE THOU SAND GUINEAS, which will be Paid by them in 60W as soon as drawn.—To begin Drawing 19th of Tills MONTH. SCHEME. 3 ' of ,C. 20,000 qre ,C.'30,000 • 3 I 5,250 53:250 1 2,000 2,000 ; 1, 0 ,50 3,1 50 5 l,ooc • , 5,000 4 s2:i 2,100 10 ;coo 1,30 '22,500 15,000 1,510 ►y 1,5uc1 First ,Lay.. 10 taeli 15,000 L. 130,000 - , The First-drawn '20,0001. will have 10,0001. more, making' a Prize uf 30,0001.1 The Second-drawn 20,0001. will hare :0,0001. more, making a Prize of 40,0001. ! The First-drawn 100001. will Ileac 10,000;. more, making a Prize of 20,0001. Ten First-drawn Blamks, First Day, will each receive 20:? Guineas ! The Fortieth-drawn Prize, the First Day, will re ceive 5600 Guineas; Fifth, Tenth, and fifteenth drawn Blanks, Second Day, will each receive 1,00:i Guineas ! Twen tieth/Thirtieth, Fortieth, and Fiftieth drawn Blanks tin the Day, will each receive 500 1 ..kuneas the whole at will lie Paid in Gold. . , VICTUALLING OFFICE, Jrine 27, 1 Xl5. THE CO 31 ISS lONERS Mr WILL His 211-4.IES7'Y'S NAVY do hereby give NOlice, That onTuesday nest, the 4th of .liay,tgeY will be ready to re- ceice l'encicrsit writing (sealed up); andtreatfor TWEIXE TH01.32 1 11) REEVES of COOPERS TWIGS; to be en-, • ". au,crable'tO Samples to be produced with the Taider : to be dclivercdintop illajcstg's Victualling Stoics at Deptford in the course of One illonth from the date of the Contract by re gular wchly propo'rtions ; and 16 be paid for by Bills pay able with IntereSt Ninety Days after date. . _ .21T0 Tender fol.- a less quantity than 500 /Vevei will be lie cepted. • The Conditions of the Cbntract may be 'seen at the Se cretary's (Vice. No regard will be had to ny Tender 'in which the Price shall not be inserted in tvor4 at length, , or tha l t shall nlst be delievreir ti the Board b`;fore One o'clock on the said Tiles - - day m.•:1, the 4th ofJuly', nor unless the Person who makes the neider, or ibine Person on his behalf, attends, to answer when called for.' OFFICE OF ORDN,INCE, JlOiC 19, 1615. ;Tug PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His MA JESTY'S ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, that Proposals will be reeeiVed at.their Office in Pall Malt, On or laforeMonday, the 2d day of July next, fri»n. such Person! as 9nay be willing. to undertake the Supply . of ENGLISH, TIMBER, foe Service of this Department for a period of nrce 3'ears, determinable after the e xpiration of the-frit Year, flpori notice V . Three Months, f at the option of either' Party. , • . Lists o/' the Timber to be sapplied, and farther Parti culars, together with the Terms and Conditio:rs of the Contract, may be obtained at the Secretary's Office; in Pall aforesaid, any day between the Hours rf .Ten and Four o'Clock,wherc the Proposals 1117Ut be delivered, sealed up, and endorsed, "Pr o posals fur English Timber;" but no Pro posal can be adMitted after the said 3d July, at Twelve 11 - Clock at ,Yowt ofthe same day ; neither will any Tender ire voiced, unless the Party making it, or au dgent in his behalf; shall attend. By OrLkr of the Boor(1, • R. H. CREIT7,,tF,TretarV. 77?,INSP01I'-OFFICE, June 23, 1815. TIRE COMMISSION ;R C S for:Conducting , His MAJESTY'S TII.INSP ORT SERVICE, for taking Care of Sick andlFounded Seamen, and for the Care and Cus'- tddy of Prisoners of W•ar, do hereby give Notice,that they will be ready at 'this Office, on Tuesday, the 4th of July; 1815, to receire sealed Tenders, and treat with such Persons as nzay be willing tiicontract for VICTUALLING Prisoners of >T~tcr in Meath and Sickness, at Stapleton, near ,Bristol, Plyntouth, Greenlaw, and Perth, North Britain, for Six Months certain. • - No Tender will be reeeiced after One o'Clock on the Day of Treaty. nor any noticed, unless the Party, or a competent Agent j;,r . attend. Each Tender must be eccompanied by a Letter front Pro respectable Persons, ergagfng to become boand with the Person tendering, in the Sion of 20tiol.fior the due po:formanee of the Contract. -Farther particulars may by hhoivn by applying at this Qllice• TILINSPWI7-OFFIC, June 28, 1815. TU E COMM/SSTO ' NERS for Conducting His MAJESTY'S TitANSP 611 T SERVICE, lOr Care,of Sirk and Trounded Seamen, and for the Care and Custody of Prisoner.? of lretr, - do hereby give Notice, that they will •Le ready at this Office, on Tuesday, the 4th 'July, 1815, to receive sealed . Tenders, and treat:THlli such Persons as may be willing to contract for VICTUNLLING PIUSONERS olf WAR in Health and kS`Z.chness at forton, near Go.sport,fiir Six Months certain. No Tender will be received after Oitc c'Cloch on the Day of Treaty, nor any noticed, unless the Party, off' a competent Agent for hiia, personally attend. Each Tender mast k etc campanied by a Letter from two respectable Persons, engag ing Co become bound with the Person tendering, nn the Sam •, 20006 fir the due Performanee'vf the Contract. Farther Particulars may be known by applying at this Office, or to Captain Moitley at thesiiil th.p6t. A Capital, 't Desitable, and Iruproreable FREEHOLD MANOR arid ESTATE, 11 turs. 0 be SOLD by IMITATE CONTRACT-, the IL MANOR :Ind ESTATE of HEALE ; consisting of a sabstatitially built Brick and Stone Mansion, with Domestic Otlices, Coach-lioase, two Six-stall Stables, and other appro priate Out-offices; Lawn, Gardens, and Fish Ponds.—Alstr, a FARM HOUSE, witl. Labourers Cottage , ' Barns, Stablts, Graitaries, lied other and sundry Closes and Par cels of rick ‘Vater• Meadow, Pasture, Arable,. and Down LAND, the whole containing 715 A. IR. 15P. Beale is situate about folly miles front the City of New Sa rnia, and tom . front t:lte Town of Ariliesbury, in a delightful Vag on the River Ara - ft.—The Estate is bounded on the East by the River Avon, echebrated for fine Trout and other Fish; alai on the Wtst by the Wiltshire Downs, in a fine Sporting Cotaitre, well stocks i,l with Game. Lee, the Tenant, will seutd a person to shew the Pro perty; and for further particulars, and to treat for the Pur chase, apply to Messrs. Webb and Attwood, Salisbury. ------------.--- - - -- -II TCKM AN'S PILLS, For the GRAVEL, STONE, LUMBAGO, &c.. • , . . IN the various Computtnts incident to the Bu mast Frame, there- are noise more dreadful in their nature, nor more alarming in their consequences, than the GRAVEL and S• TONE, PAINS •in the BACK, LOINS, BLADDER, and LUMBAGO. They are Complaints to which every person i.; liable, and are a foundation for every other necies of Disorder. The above invaluable Medicine, composed of the most innocent Ingvdients, Ips.been fonnd of singular efficacy in the above Complaints ; removing the Calculi, Or gritty Secretions, and banishing every perincious tendency to those Disorders, without con finement.. From a consciousness of the powerful quality of these:: : f onl i sly minced by a p r i v ate Practice of many yeats• they are offered to the Afflicted, and recommended as a Cure fur the above Complaints. . SI 1 1 , - 41 aringAbe;l:llfrorEalllioF‘Ta°:'lG. twenty y G e ° ar ß s p gi?ea N tly E d S is Ci t;essed .with the Gravel, violent Pains in the Back, a Stranguary with ' little intermission, and the most excruciating tortures, when ever I attempted to make watir ; and at last became so weak, 'from want of rest and aopetiie, was scarcely able to walk across i,r i cir t p l t i i e m 7 o . Li hopes of relief, I had, from time to time, s recourse Si) the best advice, and took the m ost a pp roved without being any better: Observing Hick man's Pills advertised as au - effectual Cure fur the Stone and ta ( : . et f u r rit. a ,,,,,i t t ' ilt :l i,t , ,:i i ., i o : l l l : ll l l,)l s : l : : : . ,.T. fi taitt i t: i se ? t , • ti s .ir, i d i . e f 1.1 rv, Urine, ,, , 'them l u s f e o d u t n h t r theist this ) l i e i summerf doily h t.t for_ wit bout pain ; my appetite and : not th, fa twelve a ama t l i i t l s e i t , i r i e r e i l e i tit); the rs u e s t , i , a , c )f k il a i s es i e ict i,i f il e s o . uld . • Sir, your most obedient Servant, • C EURGE GORDON. October 21, IEII. Sub-Shrritf, Berwickshire. 'Sold at' Mr. Butler's, 4, Cheapside, corner of St. Paul's Church-yard. and most Medicine Vendors in every I:4wn, in Bozo, it: 2s. t)e. ;Ala 11s, 4.-itl. 1.:i0.14. . . . TO,ALL WHO VALUE THEIR S . The Sight of the Aged, is restored ; The Weak Sight strengthened; ' The Perf e ct Sight preserved, . , . • BY BRAD BERRY's PATENT SPECTA. • CLES, 332, Of:ford-Street. 'To prevent DisippOintni e nt, be 'particular in observing it is not a-shop; but a Prive:ltatise, next doOr to ti i : e Fish nonger's, between wallow-stieet, and Argyle-Strda: DIVIDEND OF SHEATH AND SON'S ESTATE AND .EFFIWTS. THCOMMISSIONERS in a Commission of E Bankrupt bearing date .the 4th day Of July, 1914, awarded and issued forth against ABRAHAM. SHEATH, of • the Botough of Boston, in the County of Lincoln,. DA. CHALLIS. SHEATH . , 'of the same place, Esq. t . JOHNI STEEL, of Fisherton, in the said County of. Lincoln, Esq . and JOHN WItAY, of the City of Lincoln, Esq. Bankers and Copartners, carrying on Business under the Fit of Sheath, Son, Steel', and %Way, intend to MEET out the 2.7 th day 'Of July next, at Eleven of the Clock ly the Fore.• noon, at the sARACEN's HEAD INN, in the City of Lin. coln, in order to make a DIVIDEND of the joint and sepa— e EState and Effects of the "sail Abraham Sheath and DChallis Sheath; when and Where the Ci'editors who hare not already proved their Debts against the said Ahrahain Sheath and Challis Sheath, are to conic prepared CO preve the same, or they will be 'exettitled the beneht of the, said'Dividend, and. all all Claims on the Estate' and Eftects ef the said Abrahau& Sheath and Challik Sheath not then proved will be disallowed. A. F. GASKELL, Gray's Inn, London. For J. P. HOLLWAY,2 Solicitors to the WM. ROGERSON!, S Managers of the EgtateS of the Said - Abraham Sheath • and Challis Sheath, appointed by CHI High Court of Chancery. TO VAmmlis. °LIMES'S PATENT DOMESTIC OVENS, - . w ithoziitylues,. which uhite, in the highest degree s Utility and Fenn:oly. It is well knowii, that all Or eft, hitherto Contrived for the Use of Famines, which 'are attached to Kitchen Ranges, owing to the FlucS, occasion a considerable loss of Foci, as well as diminution of Heat; to obviate this great disadvantAie has been the study of the Inventor of the Patent Domestic Ovens, which are without Flues, and which, instead of nishing, increase the Ilcatwithout the east 'a:With/nal Fuel. J. takes this' method of informing the Trade in general, that they may be Supplied with three different aizes, with or •Ivithout Ranges. As they heat. with Out Fine, consequently' there is no 4anger of fire happening froarthea, which is so freque-ntly the case with those that bave'Flues.--Ileferenct to Familiek of the tliSt respectability will be given, where the Ovens niaj• be seen' in use; and also : at his Manufactory, Castle=ccai t, Strand, near Bedford -street: add at ,Mr. Ironmonger, Greenwich ; Schooling and ,Lawrence, Whitechapet ; and at must respectable ironmongers in Town and• Country. N. B.—All Allowance mimic tonic Trade for Ready Money. • WILLIAM 13.. MOUNTAIN, • • * SARACEN'S HEAD INN, Snow-Hill, London, • The best Accommodation for Travellers, good Beds, choice Liquors, and modtrate Charges. • The folloWing Post Coaches, Mall Coaches, Scc. set out from. the-Saracen's Head Inn, Snow-Hill. lIIVEYMOLITH UNION Post Cdach, foul' V Insides, every AfternOon,through.Dorchester,Bland-- ford, Salisbury, Andover; a . r.rives at , Weymouth next day, five hours betore the Packets sail to Guernsey,. Jersey, Cher hourgh, and St. Maloe's. From Cherbourgh to Paris is a most delightful Road, thebes . t . ancl cheapest travelling to Paris. BRIGHTON new elegant Post Coach, four Insides only; evert- Morning'at nine o'clock,through Crawley,llyegate, &c. EkETEit, ptywouth, Wermouth, Dorchester, Falmouth, Dartmouth, and Salisbury, New Post. Coach every .Morning at half past Six o'clock, through Houiton, Axininster, Brid port. Blandford, Basingstoke, and Bagshot. • • BOSTON, Spalding, Peterborough, Stilton and Httpting-, don,Wew Reyal Mail Coach, sets out every Eveiting.—Coaches from Boston to Spilsby, Louth, Grimsby, and Hull. BATH and -BRISTOL Flying Post-Coaches, through Chippenham; Caine, and Marlborough, every Afternoon ; arrive at Mr. May's, the Greyhound Inn, Bath,. and the Lou dot-Tavern, Thomas-street, and the Swan, Bristol, next Morning.--coaches to Wells, Bridgewater, Taunton, &c. . LEEDS new Light. Coach, called The Rockingham, sets out every Morning at 'Eight o'clock; carries Four Insides only, and - goes remarkably easy, with a Guard throughout. Passes through Stamford, Newark, Retford, Doncaster, and Ferry bridge, to the Golden Lion,• Leeds, next day at Noon. Not withstanding the uncommon Expedition of this Coach, it is - allowed to be the Most agreeable and complete - Public Con veyance on the North Road, being unequalled in two:ultimo dation by any other. KENDAL, Lancaster, Preston, Kir:ly-Lonsdale, Bolton, Chorley, Or inskirk, and Garstaug Post-Coaches, every After- noon, at Five o'clock. 'Guarded. GLASGOW, Longtown, Gretna-Green, Annan, Dumfries, Brownbill, Thornhill, Sanquhar-Kiln, Caumock, Kingswell, and all Parts of Scotland, Campo - down Coach (Daily) YORK, Newcastle and Edinburgh, new Coach, performed Wi Is 'A Guard throngbout, sets out every Morning at half past Six o'clock, by way of Newark, Retford, Tadcaster, Dar lington, Northallerton, Durham, Mot pcth, and Berwick. Passengers Boding themselves fatigued from the length of the journey, may rest what time t hey please, and then pro ceed on without any additional Fare. J. Clark, the Black Swab, Coney-street, York, runs Coaches to Sunderland, Hull, Scarborough, Whitby, and other places. BRIDGENORTH and Walsal new Post-Coach, every Evening . . - LIVERPOOL Post Coach, to carry-four Insides, sets out es-cry Morning, through Lutterworth, High Cross, Hinckley, Atherstone, Tamworth, Litchfield, Ullesthorp, Knutsford, Warrington Northampton, and Dunstable. CARLISLE, Penrith, and Whitehaven, Post-Coach, goes with Four . Horses; and a Guard all the way. ''Passes through Brough, Appleby, Greatabridge, 11 , chtnond, Catterick, Boroughbridge, Wetherhy, Aberford, Doncaster, and. Gra ntham (the nearest way by is Miles), sets out every Morning, and performs the journey with the greatest facility. Pas sengers detained on the Road by business or pleasure, have the peculiar advantage of their Seats being Secured in the next Coach. WAKEFIELD Post-Coach, every Morning, at half-past Six o'clock. CHESTER, Newport, Whitchurch, Tarporley, Nantwich, Northwich, and Middlewich, Post-Coach, every Evening, as Five o'clock. SUNDERLAND, Stockton, and Yarm, new Coach, every Morning, to the George Inn, Sunderland. 'IIIANCHESTER, Winslow, Coagleton, Newcastle, Walsal, and Wolverhampton, Post-Coach, every, Afternoon; Guarded. SHREWSBURY, Wellington and Shi , Post-Coach, the Prince of Wales, to the Britannia, Shrewsbury, every Evening at Five o'clock, Guarded. SHEFFIELD and‘Rotherham Post-Coach, called the Rock ingbam, every Morning. SOUTHANIPTON, Winchester, Alresford, and Alton Coach, every Evening. BIRMINGHAM ISkercury Post Coach - , with a Guard, sets out every Afternoon, and reaches Birmingham next' day at Noon. Passes by Oxford, Enston and Shipstone, to the Saracen's Head, Bull-street, and Castle Inn, Birmingham. BIRMINGHAM, Warwick, and Leamington, New Post Coach, every Morning. HULL, Northcave, Howden, Thorn, and Doncaster, Post- Coach, every Morning at half-past Six o'clock, to the Bull and Stip lun, Myton-Gate, Hull. H.ERITORD, \Varc, Hoddesdon, and Chesbunt 'Coach, very Morning. , • • TOTTENHAM and, Edmonton Coach, Daily, at .Half -past. Ten, Half-past , Two, Halt-past Four, and Half-past Sven ` o'clock. • WILLIAM IL MOUNTAIN and Co. respectfully acquaint. their Friends anel the Public, that they will not be account able for any Writinz, Parcels, or Luggage, &c. of inure than Five Pounds Value, if lost or damag ed, t uilessoelatered as such and paid fur accordingly , at the S a r a cen's Head Inn, Snow. Hill, London. Passengers and Parcels are booked for all the above Coaches, at Hatcliett's New White Horse (:ell.;ar Cuaela-(.)thce,