The Sun. — London, England, 1815-06-03 00:00:00

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Young ; Isabella, Miss O'Neill. m be aside, THE FoirruNE with , OColoWus. ..--,-----_________ SQ'N_OVER-SQIIARE ROOMS. t ,,,,,,,,, t h ' e urt .i .at U s L , l n tiy ,, Mß i T a Z t , h e Principal l,,notr Singer I most re & PAlr e t ° acquaint tile a l'Zo e tii n l7t ' y, l Gentry, his Friends, and ,I,,kb„ ve i t . u th . a 1 his BENEFIT CONCERT will take place . at ,ri':itroo '' 4l 's WI. MONDAY, June 12, under.the nnni T e . - L io age of his .Roval Highness the. DUKE of SLS i:44P.Oki,r l'f the Band, Mr: WEICHSELL; Condu?tor, /4. ir6l lrm; ' S MART. The names of many eminent Vocal v,,m.,tic., leptal Performers who bate kindly offered their l ie tlit;: t i i i i bi speedily Lunounced in Ilse panted Bills, cr, •,,,, N '''. lOs r" ' • 41 11 At sd• .2 401, WY be bad of Master Julius Metz, w•,!lrs.lll.,lrY-street, Stran;i• '-also at the Music Shops of t c : N,,, id y; , l . l arßi Cha ' pple, New Bond-street; Preston's, hi 1:,,,,,1.,..,k_1ententi mid Co. Cheapside; and at Batt s, ....—.........., k \ ii()T. : ,,, miss O'NEILL. NI, 'NElC:''''. L ENGTH PORTRAIT of MISS ' ; r tlial at !,• , , 1 11 the CHAIL.'("IER. of JULIET, from Iterltzztiiv." oY,GEO. DAIVE, Esq-R.A. will be engraved ItvP, ll of v ° , l 'v 'NI r. G. MAI LE, andel. the immediate Di tri;l'eh: i4f'ilaWt. Size, 27 inches by 17.—Price•tuSub ,,,,. lats 1'• 1 1 vict tii . '-•• i Is. J. Proofs, SI. 3s. l kt , ai le xia.r . 4 will remain on view till July; and on account l'l r i;llK t at‘ i t ntr "r :Visitors b day, it will be•also &hewn by ,_ YP,,,`' those who hare had Cards, 0 , 1 N'TondaYs . a."4 111 --- -----,,_ -__::!".gs between the hours of !Nine and Twelve. 'w I POR ------- -, --------- 4v, i .' ANT COI\ IMERCIM, ADVANTAGES. kft, Li stance announced is one where a capi h„,:::,,,, ot less-than 30(10l. mad he doubled in the space of l t , , tb,', 11 ; 41 It jai, -oped that the subject alluded to, will not, ' l 4 tt 'llti o " "oPted to give it publicity, he viewed with 14 4t r!t ti " otx that account as fact. can be adduced to %,I.,,ei)lp:liitalatit..e.rr.ed statement ; it will moreover be admitted; I, l„ il wuh e e. , .15-ation like the present cannot be conveyed to (I,,,46f.thei;!.lu.aily way so effectually as through the me 01,i,'aitt.) tr:l,l3' Papers. —For farther particulars, address ' l t;, • ,;'--Nl,,p, 1, 11 % s tuvtli, No. 7, Henrietta-street, Covent ' , t,, s ',. o iklone.v.Agent need apply, it being thp '"11.or Active Partner that are required. ..- 11° 1; 5 .0t - , - --- • , A 41.,, -•VILLIAM B MOUNTAIN, '' ', li e '. e . '''N 'S HEAD INN, Snow-HIM, London, . `•••• • s ' Aeconi d • f • Travellers, g ood Beds, ~,,,,; -. ~,,,, . mo ation c. . ~ . ..,.._ - t!,,,,,),:1-alce Lialsors, and moderate_Char b es. • troth V.,... i f is - Pest Coaches, !Hail CoaChes, &c. set out t :',', EV 1 ," 4 ,'' .araccu's Head Inn, Snow-Hill. . L ' ' .(111TI-1 UNION Post Coact], four , ' , , nsie . d k,;'; i1;81,,"' every Afternoon, through Dorchester,Bla_n L'''„.,`l'tleil:e-tr)"llldover • arrives at Weymouth next . clay . , ~,r , .", s ,' ; j," the Packets ' s a il t. Guernsey, Jerseys.o,!e , . - 4,l...l.,,,,i'ii„Alitioe's; From Cherhourgh to Paris is a ` t lt ,ltt'u l ta !'ad, the hest and cheapest travelling to . Paris. .. 0: ~ . r ,r ,,,, ri l ~,-,::"‘• elegant Post Coach', four Insides .01i t i, r: P EZ'fi t ,' ' fi ne oclock, through Crawley,ltyegate, s l c.. ''' '. 1 !1 : 4111 - a, - ,: 4 ,-, 11 '4t1 W vim:nail, Dorehester, Falmout 1 . , h'' ' ''' '' -•" 0, J-1 ho.. ' ' e- - P A Coach erery - M 0 1 . 111F4:_. • l '''t - S - ' • 1- "' - • - •' 7 N ew- --- ''' o • • -ter 8rie1ti,..11:,,,i?,',.1.xi ti,..11:,,,i?,',.1.xi o'cle.cli, thisiiigh Roniton, .4xuains , NroN.-- ' ' ,,- Basingstoke, and Bagshot. c ' ,""ar) ' l'ilTd-ing, .Peterhorotigh, Stilton and Huntidg- I t ' !it ..,..`1 .4 1 Mail Coach, sets out every Even ing.—Coac hes ti,,tl)•'l.lta Spilsby, Louth Grimsby, and 11011. , itt1,!;11,er,,41411,1 .ititts-roi, Flying Post-Coaches, ,'.', - 4t.N t ~- Caine, and Nlarl borough, every through Afternoon ttl, - , l :;tre' IN IaVs, the Greyhol: .1 In Bath, and the Lon i;'lll,. `-' 'itt amas-street- aria the Swan, Bristol, next ~,,, Lon- L' ;' to Wells ' Bridg - ewater, Taunton, &c. ki:,'!' 44""-Lig'l,l,•Goach called The Rockinghans, sets out_ . 1 1.;''';'t...i.",,'"14' at Eight o'clock ; carries Four Insides on ly t. t i,'% - ii s:ll:arkahlv easy with a Guard throughout - . Passe s *,;;;"-,ti,..T.LItf(rd, ...'Ne.,:i;k; -ot Itetford„ Doncaster, and Ferra k,.`i!lqid:."e G olden Lion, Leeds, next day at Noon. : N - s,'''Yd• t '''.',-' tlie nucommon Expedition-of this Coach, it is 441.;i'14(,1,,' tic' tlie most ageeeable. and complete Public on 5T,,.-t l,'' the North Road, being unequalled in accomm i . tc.Niq,"Y titlier, 1 1f. 41t 3';0 14 ' L'acaster Preston, Kirby-Lonsdale, Balton, ;'..'', at. vsil."sll-i, and Garstano* Post-Coaches, every Aitcr )! .'04,"1= Alock. •(I larded. kt,,,t':',tirlitirtl(,‘),l,l‘,'ll,,,lr.a,,,,,,,xiiio,„,t,s,'Greto.a-Green, Amtaa,•.,D .i un , - ifwrieelsl, .101),...,,5.,1 Sco t ; Sancpthar-Kiln, Canmockom. ,s s Itisj, , s . .and, Caroperdown Coach (Daily)- ~,t . (-4,l„ttteastle watt Edinburgh, new Coach . , perfortnej 1i1,,,,L5,,,,,- • ,thraughout s , is out '''-. '-'-'"",, I, Y .? 4 Regina, Tadcaster, Dar every Iforning a t ha lf - ~, , N,, . ‘..) ot NeWar ? tli t • "7-t ts ~ ,--11.1ertuti, Durham; Alto peth, mid. Berwick. ‘tq''''tilt,,unual',4' thwaisti Yes fatigued fruit. the length ( t ) ,_ f l 'k" 41 wi tl ,: tt aN. rest what time they pleaAe , , Clark, d t t h h e el a i v a r ck .mt, ( c 4,., : . illt ~,,.. sir y ijthlitiunal Fare. J.... 1 ,114 ~ . Hull, I C i l'l.o ll.l_eet, York, ruts Coaches to-Sund.er land, ,',113,,,..6,1, Whitby and other places. tlii,,"--1\01PIK"' 1 . Pest-Coach, every 1,,p,;;-.. - and NI , alsa . ucw *te cl l.l'oo • - Z.li, i . .• 1.. Post Coach, to carry four Insides, sets out ijiri7Nt,,,linillc t4otiqh Lutteii.-orth,'n igh Cross, Hinckley , '4!, 1. -e , l ; I,‘aoitlt, Litchfield, Ullesthorp,. Knuts sod s , ),411,Li,ii,....Nortliamptou, and Dallstabl-e" . t,,r :ki '• l' i ''' P-eurith and Whitehaven, Post-Coach, noes ~. ~ 1 .,) tg 1t,,' .;,nurses, and a ' Goa id all the way. Passes throt . u, s d ,';'4111-topteby, Greatabridge, Richmond,' Calt t e . ri , L ti k, kii,i'.(t4-1411;e, Wetherby, Aberiord, Doncaster, and . ise n a l,, - . ton e ,st way by ii?,-•Aliles), sets out every I\l,o . ovu m:; , tt:ttts the jelliney•t r itl i the greatest Caei II t 5 .. , Pec ti c.`Altit t l on the Road by nosiness esx I tl • A P. ' 4 ' 4 '. ad • -- Seats buiosseeused in. it, h. , .),,,h, ra.ntage of their pleasure,:taave VAI , t , i ,:1' '.'-EL),) p ,-. every Morning s at half-past I ,tt it .i/yk . . bst-L'uach,. ,Itc-NI:F it • ~, '.. Natitwieb, -ii -Wi(o.,:--,-,‘Mport,, Whitchurch, Tarpor."Y,- . . as • "'el t , o -, "ad ...l.mtlle.wicli, Post-Ccach, every Even i n g ,, kr t'Elti \- 41 1A4,t,a I."D, Stoetton, and l'arm, • new Coach, every 11 1 - "., 1441 -i lefj' e r - George Inn Sunderland. 101'N ‘; -1.- ‘ 4 T-11. Wir - toi ' v Cungleton, Newcastle,.‘ira - isa ,a l, 4:l42,l,erilioupto'n P s tevery Afternoon, Guar& . ~Pri„,,wNP43ity 'AV 7 ..t . '' •,,,a shill:nal, Post-Coach, • i"i:i.' at Wale's, t el ' l t i' l j t .t' l ' '', l rit a atinia, Shrewsbury, every i5,,,11111,'t l l.ve o' clod;, ° r • 1• 1 bil l 4- ' , TP A ~ , ...tiartc. . . 1,-, 1 1i,,... ,-,-, a nd.rt.itherbam Post-Coach, called the Rock 1:, .14, -I'Y Nlori )1111',ere'.‘. N't r i' '‘ !) . N ': '" Wincliester, Airesford, Nt.II,N.LIN 1:,-Eve-. , and Aitnn t ' 4, - , ~11-•)31 ;' ,: lereury Post Coach Guard, sets , with a . 11. 4 ' . 1. •i,. Iteration, and 'rePelies 'Birmingham next day at It i '4i' 4 ; s ys by Oxf an mid Shipstone, t , o the ‘4 ',..'-lt: k i Ml l% -- i), e t a l i Z 1',111:- .s•;re t e ' t, , and•t'a 'tie Inn, 13irminghato. t gpiev ell . ,‘1,,'•.,,, Uarwic., - , and s Leamingtoo, New Post nth L, No4lia"t'-‘._ll l ' ;' - n Thorn, and. Doncaster, Post lill'n"r,ry Nteri iii ' l.. -lII tT i - e r i past Six o'clock, to the Bull tt,11:,, AlYton-i',a4teNiscill. .. . I'o NI., stt•h, Ware IltithicStlon; and CheShOnt Coach, ,t ty,,,,,!-iiii.ir,. ' Half-pa -5 t 4 , ,tl IINIIANI and FI ; i -. ti,, tt ali_ l , 4,t ~ A mon on Four, and ilalf-past • • Seven t(, II , I wo, Hall-past - ll be aceolint 4}?re7;''''Cti lit. M OUNTAIN . and Co. re , speetfullracquaint 1,. , 4 r i iii ,. , tim Public, that they &c tiff more than it,.;" ll (iir ' " l'itill. Par .: 1- or Luggage, .ll 14fijititOit,l vakti.e;4 lost or is ; liiiiessea_te i r n et u l assi.liouliv tti,:tl:nd „,4.4.urtlingly, at the Saraceii's He ad , - , 11',191es,,F,,gers and I_ a' reels are booked , .. . Y. fn - all the above 1-Nilr. l'tatchett's New White Tyloise Cellar Coat.ll---)dice, SATURDAY, JUNE 3, 1815. NAVY PAY-OFFICE, London, May 81, 1815. WILLS.MADE BY SEAMEN AND MARINES IN FO- REIGN PRISONS. NOTICE is hereby given to all Parties in , terested, that under the authority of an Act of Par ment recently passed, all WILLS so made, that shall appear to bare been duly executtd, will be proceeded on according to that Act.—Application fo be made to the Paymaster of the Navy, at this Office, in two months from the date hereof ; which interval is required for the necessary preparatioul for carrying the Provisions of the Act into effect. ARMY CONTRACTS. Commissary iu Chief's Office, Great George-street, May 2G, 1615. NOTICE is hereby given to all Persons desir ous of 'contracting to supply the following Articles for the use of the Army, viz. 13READ, to his Majesty's Land Forces in Cantnitmentsi Quarters, and Barracks, in the undermentioned Counties aria Islands :—Berwick-upon-Tweed, Guernsey, Jersey, Kent. BEEF and MUTTON, to his Majesty's Land Forces in Can tonments, Quarters, and Barracks, in the undermentioned Isle Isle of Man. FORAGE, - viz. OATS, HAY, and STRAW; to his Ma. jesty's Cavalry in Barracks, and OATS in Cantonments and Quarters, in the undernteationed Counties iu South Bri• tain:—Ber4s, Kent. As also FORAGE to all Horses kept for his Majesty's Ser vice in the Islands of GUernsey and Alderney. That the Deliveries are to commence on and for the 35th day of July nest; that Proposals in writing, sealed up and marked, " Tender for Army Supplies," will be received at this Office on orliefore Tuesday, the 27th day of Aide (hut none will be - reeeived after Twelve u'Clock on that day), and, if sent by Post, the postage must be paid. Proposals. must be made separately for each County and Island, except for the Supply of Forage in the Island of Guernsey, which must include Alderney ; and each Proposal most have the Letter whiFli it annexed to the Tender pro perly filled up, by two Persons of known property engaging to become hound with the Party tendering in the amount stated in the printed Particulars, for the due performance of the Contract; and nu Proposal will be noticed unless made on a printed Tender, and the Prices expressed is words at length; and should it so happen that during the continuance of the Contract. no Troops should be stationed or supplied •in the County, the Expellee of the Contract and 'loud, paid in the first instance by the Contractor, to be relanded to bin) by the Commissary iu Chief. Particulars of the Contracts may be had upon application at this Office, between the hours of Eleven and Five ; at the °Bee of Deputy Comdissary-General Coops, Guernsey ; and at the. Office of Deputy Commissary-General Wright, Jer3ey. EAST INDIA HOUSE, May 30, 1815. THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED CONIPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND 'TRADING to . the EAT INDIES, do hereby give Notice, That the PAPERS relative to the Claims of Mr. THOMAS GRAHANI for Pecuniary Compensation from the Company, on which a Ballotis to betaken at the East India liou , Q(. an 17in:ay to v utts uL June, now rte - open - ut ine - 5714 tiuusc - , 'or the itispecticiil of the Proprietors. And the Court of Directors haviag felt it to be their duty to refuse, four several times, a Compliance with the Applica tions of Mr. Graham for such Compensation, and having, in consequence, also demanded the Ballot to be taken upon that Question, the! beg leave to recommend to the Proprietors the perusal of the said Papers, particularly of a Report in which the Court of Directors assigned their reasons at large for the determination to which they have so frequently come in (his case, and they confidently hope that if they shall be found to have discharged their duty in guarding the Pro perty of the Company, they will receive on the Ballot the . supportof their Constituents. The Papers-re•specting Lieut.-Colonel Walker, to whom the Court _of Directors have recommended a grant'of• Rupees . 10,000.,, also continue open fur the perusal of the Proprietors. JAMES COBB, Secretary. TO THOMAS TAYLOR, ESQ. No. 9, New Bridge-street, London. HONOURED Si,a Edinbtirgh, March 18. BEG leave to inform you, • that ever since the .11. year 17961, I. had been afflicted with. the Lues Venerea ; which, from its obstinately resisting every course of medicine'; prescribed by the most eminent of the faculty here, and un dergoing several severe courses of 'Salivation, and twice dis-. charged from the Hospital with little relief, would appear to I be of the most inveterate nature. In the spring of last year my disorder had gut to such a head, as nearly to put a period to my existence—l had a large ulcer on the crown of my head, one on each arm, and my legs were broke out in-a frightful manner; my right xyas dreadfully painful, and had been in a' ' state of ulceration for the last seven years ; my left had also two large nodes on it, was ver:; , much discoloured, and gave use such excruciating pain, particularly when warm in bed, as nearly to deprive sue oar rest; in this lamentable state; h was-recommended by Mr. .1. Thompsbn, (who received so great a cure by them here), to take your Leake's Patent Pills, which I began to do On the 26th of• May ; in the course of a fortnight I began to receive benefit—in little more -. than a laonth the ulcers on my head and arms were soundly healed— soon after, the sores on my - legs healed also ; leaving, how ever, considerable discolouration in the skin, and pain in the bone of the left, which, by the blessing of God, and a little , }linger perseverance in your invaluable Medicines subsided ; the nodes dispersing, the skin regaining its natural hue, and the nocturnal pains gradually - going thus became,. by your libervl advice and medicine, perfectly free from all my former. complaints have recovered my 'former spirits and strength, and am become jolly and fat, in which state having continued many months to the astonishment of all who.knew use, I am at a loss in what terms to express my gratitude, but beg you, for the good of other suffering mortals, to make this my case as public as possible, as I shall on every occa sion; in so doing you will greatly oblige, • , Sir; your grateful, obedient, very humble servant, ALEX.. MURKER. Swann's Close, High-street, Edinburgh. , Witnesses to the above cure:— John Thompson, 'No. 3,, New Poultry Market, Eilinburgt; John Nl‘lntosh, Old Assembly Close, Edinburgh. Prepared and sold by the sole Proprietor, TKONL‘S TAY LOR, Member of the Royal College of . Surgeons, at his house, No. 9, New. Bridge-street, .London; whet e, after a, constant residence of more than 38 years, in a practice parti citlarly directed to the cure of Venereal Complaints and those' incideutal to the Parts . of Generation, with that inviolable s secrecy which men of his ptofession should always observe in such cases, he flatters himself the advice and assistance he gratuitously adrainisters to persons taking this Medicine, will be esteemed, by a discerning Public, as au advat.tage seldom attainable, and void. of all ambiguity. . lAlso sold, by his appointinent, for the convenience of those living at a distance, at the Perfumer's, No. 35; St. Alban's street, ; the ToyshoP, No. in 3, Oxford-street ; Mr. Dishorough's, No. 7, Fish-street-hill; -Mr. Baxter's, South bridge, Edinburgh; Mr. M‘Donald, Jeweller, Glasgow; Callwell's, Dublin ; and by one person. in tivery.conSiderable town in Great Britain and Ireland, in boxes of only 2s. 9d. each, stamped, and sealed up with full and plain directions, whereby persons, of either sex may cure themselves with ease, speed, secrecy, and safety. N. B. Every 13iix sold in Great-Britain is sealed up with a stamp, on which, by favour of the Commissioners, is printed at the Stamp Ofhce—T. Taylor,. No. 9, New Bridge-street, ' to insitato which is Felony, and all others are yountulfetts. CONTILICT FOE Ir.ASlll2lt .CANVAS 11TItr-gfficei May 29, 18113 - . THE PRINCIPAL OPPICERS and COMMIS. , SION.ERS Of HIS .31---IJESTrs NAVY do hereby give Notice, ThTit on Trednesday, the 7th of June next, at One o'Clbelk they will be ready to Treat with site: Persons as May be willing to Coe traet for tahing CANVAS from his NIAZSTY'S YARDS at DEPTFORD and WOOLWICH, and for WASHING and CLEANSING the same, and re turning it back into Store at the said Yards when washed and cleansed. A Form qf the Tender may be seen at Mit Office. No Tender be received after One o'Clock, on the day of Treaty, nor any noticed, unless the Party or an dlgent for Aim .Every 'tender must be accompanied by a Letter addressed to the Navy Board, and signed by two responsible Persons, en gaging to become bound with the Person tendering, in the . Sum of 30001. for the due - performance of the Contract. J)EPTFORI) -VIC:TU:IGL Ci-Yri [ID, May 25, Itsls. 'THESE are to give Notice, that on Thursday, •7 a the 8/h Of June next, -at Den b'Cleck in the Forenoon, will be exposed to PUBLIC SALE, at his Majesty's Victual ling-Yard, Deptford, sundry Lots Of the following unservice able Provisions and Stores, now lying in the said Yard, viz. Bread, Flour, Raisins, Currants, Rice, Pease, Oatmeal, Callavances, Bakehouse Sweepings, Butter, Cheete, Vinegar; Beef, Pork, and Suet ; Ledger, Butt, Puncheon . , Hogshead, Half-hogshead, Rundlet, Tierce, and Irish" Barrel Staves; Wine, Pipe and Wine Hogshead Staves; Heading - i tight and dry; Fire Wood, worn-oat Coopers' Tools, Bags and Rags, Pea Sacks, Malt Dust, &c. &c. A Deposit of 25/. per tent. is to be made upon the aniorinf of each Lot-at the time of sale, and the remainder of the pur chase-money paid &Are the Stores are removed, for which purpose a period of l 4 washing days will be allowed from the day of sale, the B4eyers particularly observing, that not ids than one-half of the quantity is to be taken away from the pre mises within the first seven dais, and the remainder'in the settn . following days, otherwise the deposit money will forfeited,, and the Provisions or Stores remain the property of the crown, as Ifs extension of time will, en any account, be granted., OFFICE OF ORIL.NCE, May 23, 1815. Milli PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of MA- J.r::S.I'Y'S ORDNANCE 'do hereby give Notice', that Proposals will be received •at their Office, in Pa on or' before Wednesday, the 21st day of June ne.rt,fronz such Persons as may be wftling to undertake the Supply of COALS, for Service of this DepailMent, for a period of One Year from the Ist of July. The Coals must be of the description erenominated Adait's Main, Eighlon Moor, or equal thereto in quality and good ness, and will be required to br delliieredfree of every e.tpence-, wept the King's Duty, either on shore or into vessels or craft at any place iie the River Thames; and arFaversham, or at any' port or place in the River Medtetty; and aloe, at the port of Little Hampton, in the County of >gusset, as may required.' • • , Lions of the Contract, ?noy be RUOUIIt at the Secrdary's Officiik in Pall-Man aforesaid, anal day between tl,e 1-Linrs of Ten and Four o'Clock, where th':: Proposals must delivered, Sealed up, and endorsed, Proposals for Coals," but no. Pro-, posal can be admitted after the said 21st day qf .Tune, kt ,Twelve o'Cloch at Ain of the same Day, neithei• Win any Tender be noticed, unless the Party making it, or an , stgent in his behalf, shall attend. By Order cf the Board, ' h • R. II CREW, Secretary. PATENT FILTERING NIAtHINE. QTEPLIENSON'S PAT.-;NT FILTERING— MACHINES are portable. never out of repair, and itt the best Invention ever produced fur purifying Water, at the. unexampled rate of goo Gallops, per day, rendering the Water beautifully transparent. J. S. liegs leave to offer his grateful acknowledgthents to the "Nobility, Gentry, and the Public, for their distingui`shing Patronage, and oirett'bis Invention at. the following prices.: First, or large slie, Ten Guineas, purifies at the rate of 200 gallons per day:z—Seeond size, Seven Guineas, ditto 100 gal lons per day.-- , Third size, Five Guineas, ditto 50 gallons per day. 4'6 t3e Itk , etir at work at his Nlanufactorv; 6; :Mortimer-street . Cavendish-square; and at the Bar of t fie Jerusalem Coffee heuse, Cooper's-court, Cornhill. A Capital, very Desirable, and Improveable FREEHOLD MANOR and ESTATE,. WILTS. To be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, the MANOR and ESTATE of HEALE ; consisting of a .substantially Wit Brick and Stone Mansien, with Domestic Offices, Coach-house, two Six-stall Stables, and other appro priate Out-offices; Lawn, Gardens, and Fisk Pouds.—Also, a FARM HOUSE, with Labourers Cottages, Barns, Stables, Granaries, and other Bdildings, and sundry Closes and Par cels of rieli Water Meadow, Pai4ure, Arable, and Down LAND, the whole containing 715 A. 9.11. ISP. Beale is situate about four miles from the City of New Sa rum, and four from the Town of Amesbury, in'a delightful Vale on the River Avon.--The Estate is biankled on the East by the River Avon, celebrated for fine TrOut and other Fish; and on the West by the Wiltshire Downs, in a fine Sporting Country, well stocked with Game. Mr. Lee, the Tenant, will send a person; to spew the Pro perty; and for further particularS, and to treat for the Pur chase, apply to Messrs. Webb and Attwooil, Salisbury. CONSUMPTIONS CURED. • • APROFESSIONAL NAN, who through an extensive practice in the above Disease, has been 'so fortunate as to discover a MEDICINE that is an INFALLI BLE CUBE for - CONSUMPTIONS ; by which Medicine lie .has cured many when given over by eminent Physicians, and when in the last stage of a Conumptiou, attended with cough, spitting of blood, and ictlematous swellings of the feet, &c. Though the truth of this assertion - may he doubt ed, the Advertise r is happy to say, that he has it ►n his power to refer to those he has cured, and when given over by, sonic of the first Professional Men ; he therefore now pub licly offers it to those who are labouring under this afflicting Disease. Letters (post paid) addressed for A. B. G; Great Ciaehecstreet, New-road, Mary-le-hone, Lyndon, will have immediate attention; anti where attendance is given every day (Stindays excepted), front 10 to le in the forenoon. TO PRESERVE THE .TEETH AND GUMS. IaUTLER'S CELEURATED VEGETABLE ,TOOTH POWDER, is, with confidence, recommend ed to the Use of the Public, as the must efficacious Prepara tion for preserving the Teeth in a sound state, even to old ag e, and producing a pearly whitcuess, Without impairing the Enamel. It imparts a firmness and beautiful redness tothe Gums—to the Breath the mosedelectable Sweetness ; and if used constantly as directed, will prevent the Tooth Acts by to roving itt cause—the Scam:) , in the Gums. Price 25.. 9d. the Box• BUTLER'S SUPERIOR LAVENDER WATER, from its elegant fragrancy, has received the Approbation of their Royal Highnesses the Princess nd Princess Charlotte of Wales, and of many Ladies ' of the first Distinction. In Half-pint Bottles -13. and Pints as. P re pared and sold by It. Butler,N6.4,Cheapside, London ; and, by his appointment, by most Country Nhtilicine Vendr.xs amid Perfumel. in every Town:. [PRICE SttlqlN6t-TTALPI47II;FNI". FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. BRUSSELS PAPERS; [RECEIVED LASS' GHENT, MAY 29.—tier Royal i-Fgltn . esS the Duchess of Angiattleme !pled on the 27' in the afternoon, at Ostend, whither she came on !; , 1-:rti a British man of war ; her Royal Nighties , a 3 attended by, eight French Officeh of hiol l This august daughter of the .martyied King ar rived here Yestehlay morning ; at nine ; site in the street, opposite the l'idae,e ui Louis XVIII.. when she threw herse?f Int - o. the antis of Count d'Artois, who . had come meet her and conduct her into the Palace. It !nay be supposed what the Royai Family. telt at the ,si,:ht of this heroine,- 'after ~such a long an( cruel 'sepa.= . ta!ion 5 her Royal Hignneis iirt;akiat•ted v. - ith . the Count d'Artois ; then • the 'King= ik the Count d'Artois, and_ the Duchet , ,„ "ptOa ,cession of the Holy. B:,tcraJnvnt 't ! .torc the I'alace, and • reetived the 'benediction with great devotion 5 theme they wen he c•ohe , ..lr;tlto, hear niass. The Duke of Berry ;Iriven. from A lost in the afternoon. The !evi l „ ii „ ed in public. The Duchess inhnhirs fis 110!.0 had been prepared for her next to the l'aLice of Louis XVIII. BRUSSELS, MAI 30.—Private letters state, that detachments of Cossack have appeared on the Rhine. VIENNA, 19.-:-The Emperor of Russia, and the King of Prussia; letive this city on the 26th, and the Emperor of Austria on the day fol. lowing. • itATISBONi MAY a"---three Russia coltinv”t, of 6000 Men each, have already entered the circle of the Marne and Regen. GHEtiT, MAY 29.-z.L.—Above - 10,000 Eug)ish troops, - 'Which had been cantoned for some days in this city and its environs, broke up Oh Frid;ty and Saturday, to March to the frontiers"; their -good roffiluct and excellent discipline have ac quired them the general esteem of the inhabitants ; since their departure, there. have arrived two E:";.!- lish of infantry from 'America, &c. and Hanoverian regiments. BRUSSELS, MAY 30.--Prince Blucher, after having attended, nrith the. Duke of Welli!sg,ton, the grand review at Gratnont, departed this •i•n• ing with the officers Who attend hits, to return to his head-quarters at Namur. DU'i*Cll iNiA IL. CRECEIVErt LAST NIGHT. 13RU',SELS. MAY 27.—The entrenched camp- at FaMnrs, farmed ta'coyer Va:enctenties ) and} upon which some thousaml Work:n.... have . been eat tuy-c,ri-ivers tounttatctr - tire Amy UttTrry - sre , iletmiy. Marstial Monier' hns put in r, it'll 3 4000 pe isants, to accelerate the wollts of ;,.t. of (Nasal., between Cambrav and "flonehain; 18 or 20,000 of the National Guard Are come to the:Dtparttnent of the North, cira'wn fr:me the Departments of the interior,. to form a part of the garri;on of Dunkirk, Outlay, and rai!le, These troops are ill armed ; above halt of Olean have only pikes or fowling-pieces. •A.t Lille, 0..1y one bat-. talion of the National Guard has retaiti , -d its arms; they, continue to remote to the interior the magazines of Dotiay. The postmasters in the neighbouring communes are obliged to . do this at their own expence. On the 24th, in the after noon, the land between Douav and Fort a Scarpe was laid under water. A great many Generals and Staff Officers have arrived at Namur, to sere in the army of Prince Blucher, which I.as lately received large reinforcements of horse and foot. It seems certain, that' a numerous Russian army will join that of Prince Blucher, at which time hostilities will begin. This city presents a very fine military appearance. AU the roads in the neighbourhood are covered with troops, artillery, convoys of provisions, ammunition, &c. Our gar rison, which is very fine and numerous, is com posed chiefly of English and Hanoverians. The corps of Brunswick is cantoned in the neighbour hood, to :the, east, south, and west.. At the dis tance of three leagues begin the cantonments of the army composing the third line of the Prussian, army, connected with that of the Duke of Wel lington,.exteuds to the distance of six leagues from this 'Place, on the side of Sembrosse and Gemblours. HAGUE', MAY By a notification of the 21st of this month, his Majesty has given _an honour able discharge to Lieutenant-General Jausens, Commissioner General in the War Department, upon his repeated requests to retire on account of his bad health, with the expression of his Majes ty's particular satisfaction, with the zeal which the said . General has displayed iti discharging the duties of an important office. The,same resolu tion gives the department of war, ad interim, to Major-General Von da Eolti, who is succeeded in command of South Holland by Major-General Von Well, Governor of the Hague. MAY 29.—General Von Wallersdorf, _who is charged with a, special embassy from the Kin? of Denmark to this Court, has delivered his creden-1 tials to his Majesty in a private audience. GERMAN PAPERS. [RECEIVED THIS NIORIII'SCa FROM ITALY —The Florence Pape \ rs to the l 6th, and the Milan to the 17th, bring no new official accounts from the, army, The Vologna Gazette writes, under date of the 13th May, that. several of the works about Au• cony have been taken by storm.by the brave troops of General Gippert, and that the speedy