The Sun. — London, England, 1815-06-29 00:00:00

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THIS Piti;SKN-t Julie 29, will ;he pe;forined the Tragedy of i! JANE SLIORE. ,Lor Hastings. Mr. Y owl .' • Minima - , Mr. Terry ; Alicia, • ,al:..s.P tbs;aCliartteit ;a.slet atishore, Mi ss O'N e ill (her first appearance It err. 7 • ` l;t er WlUelt, a new Musical Entertainment, called ' • BROTHER AND SISTER. • , Saturday will be produced, fur the first time, a New e4l 04 The Two Doctor Liobbes• OFRJCE OF OR! N4N . C.g, hone 19, 1315. THE PRINCIPAL (SFFICBRS . of Hts MA JESTY'S ORDN-INCE da herein/ glee dYotice, that ProposalsWillle received at their Office in Pall Rlall, .on, before .1-1 - ontl4, the ad day of July next, from such Persons as may be willing to undertake the Suppiri of 'ENGLISH TIMBER, for Service of this Departuient for a period al Three Year., determinable after the expiration of the first Year, Upon notice of Three ;Maths, at the option (t,l' either Party. Lists of the Timber to be supplied, and farther Parti- Oilers, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Contract, may . be obtained at the Secretary's Office," in ' l'all- Mall aforesaid, any day hetween the 'Marrs Ten and Four a' Clock, where the Proposals must La delivered, sealed tip, and endorsed, "Proposals for English Timber ;" but no Pro , pond can be admitted after the said 3‘l,July, at Twelve o'CloCh at Noon r t f the same day ; n e ith er will anyl Thaler Le noticed, , Junless the, Pail* making it, o.• are Agent fa Jets 64011, shalt attend. __ _ - " This Day was published, by .Longnion. Horst, RM.. Orme; and Brown, Pternoster-row; and at the British Gallery, 51, New Bontl-street, • . A SEMES of ILLUSTRATIONS to the LORD of tbo.ISLES, ti , l'orto, by WA T.T . Ftt SCOTT, Esq.; engraved after Thrsig-tis by It. WESTALL, Esq, h. A. in the, first Style of Eicellence. • Price in •tto. Proofs on French Paper, 11..165.; Prints in Syo. VII.; and with thp Poem,. in Bvo. 11. 12s. A very few Copies of Proof Impressions, on India Paper; price 21. 12s. 6d.--Also inny he bad, , 1. Stotharirs Illustrations of Rokelsii a Poeta, by NV. Scott, Esq. Piools. intto: 11. 165.; Prints in Bro. 18S.; and with the Poem; in Svo. 11. 141. hoards. 2. Cook's Mustrationi ••sf the Lady of the ,Lalce., a Poem, by W. Stott, Esq. Preas, 4to. 11. 10s.: Prints in Bvo. and with this Poem, in Bro. If. its. boards. 3. Selietky's Illustrations of the Lay of the Last Minstrel, a Poem, by W. Scott, Es+ • Proofs, in 4to. 11. i ts. ; Prints, in Bvo. lOs.tfd.; or with the Poem, in Bro. 11. 12s. boards. j'ATItIdTtC MERTMI. , -_ • MEETING OF T E MF-ItbIIANTS 4 BANKERS, AND TRADERS O 1 CITY 01 LONDON. Yesterday a very numero us and resp ecta ble Meeting took plaCe .at the City of..Londnn vein; Mr. A. BAtitmo In the Chair,- to adopt the • necessary tieing , . of ope n i n g a Generei Sub scription for the .telie( of the Wountled:Snffereri and. Taihiliei of those tivhn fell in the Battle of Waterloo. liAitistb stated', that it had occurred to se verol individuals that it would tie a thatker Of great propriety to offer some compensation tci the rela tives of the brave men who had so nobly perished in the caitse cif tlieir country, ;IS *ell as to o'o4 who bad been woimiled the late splendid and imptirtant victory. In Whatever light that :success was regarded, it coned riot fail to excites etirre4 sponding emotions o admiration and gratitude its every mind. It might perhaps be supposed by. sonic, that it was , rather in the province of Go. vernment to apply afto rewards or remunerations as the gallantry and sufferings of (int. ioltliert should deserve; but a very little Consideration would spew that a vniuntary.suhlwription it in finitely preferable to the opening a drior t'o tits expenditure that might :be: endlcsS. On this oc castrin; he bed no doubt theVe would prevail the utmost readiness in contributing 'relief:l.o those who had rendered Such signal serVieci:to their country.. THE PAMPHLETEER. published, price es. ed. THE PA.MPHLETEER, No. "..t Containing-,- 1. M. Beni. dC Constant tr.; the Responsibility of Ministers —2. Trial, by Jury: by J. Langley,. Esq —3. Mr. Wilber force's • Letter to • Prince Talleyrand-4. On the Means Of Preserving House from Fite-5. An Attempt to Estimate the iPoetical Talerit,s of the Present Age, by T. N, Talfourd, Esq.-6. On the Organology of the Brain-7. Mr. P. Elint's Letters continued--3. Mr. Ilasil Montagu on the Insolvent Bill-9. A Nevv Theory Ut . the Twu hemispheres, by 0. A. Til.onipsott, Sold by Messrs. Gale and Go. and all othti - i ooksellets. INTERIOR OF PARIS. CA'tIiEJCS PANORAMA, Strand, near Surrey-street. A Fist of PARIS, taken from the •Palace (416 Ileries; comprising the Gardens, the Place the Quays, the bridi:ges, and most.of the Public "thig‘, With the Millscommanding the City. which "''en fortiii e .l by Ituonaparte, is now Ope l % in the large Cirde. Also the IiATTLE of CORUNNA, under Sir John Moore. 11!1 Order of the Board, 12. H. GREIri Secretary.-. TIteINSPORT-OFFIcE, Jane 23, I H I 5.. On the Ist July will lie published, T HE ER.;1111I NUMBER. of that tent National Work, - THE MARTIAL ACHIEVEMENTS of GREAT BRITAIN and he; ALLIES ; containing the Bat tle of Castalia, the Battle of the Pyrenees, the Entrance of Lord Wellington iitto Salamanca, nod the Flight of lidmia parte from Russia; to he had of J. JENKINS, 4S, Stralid. Alter the preceding Numbers bawl: been so long before a discerning Public, and alter the unparalleled success which has attended the exertions of the Proprietors, it Will .be use.; less to say any thing in its illustration. J. JENKIN'S, however, in laying the present Number be fore them, c:fitnot refrain from again calling their attention to a Work, which will so faithfully record, and hand down to Posterity,.the valour, names, merits, and distinguished ser f ices of our gallant Countrymen, who have fought and bled in their Country's Cause.- - • ~. • . _ TwO. resolutions Were then drawn npf and sub initted ; th'e first viten,ling the Application of the subscription to.all who may - suffer in the present , campaign, and, the other for -appuhtitlg a Com mittee of Management, and of Currespndenler with such other CoMmitteei as may he tortned for the - sank purpose . . ... - , Fi. .. WATERLOO SrBSCRIPTION. - ;,` :F. . .. City of London Tavern, -24th June, 1815. A T a MEETING Qt the 'MERCHANTS, . . , 3 , : 11:,tNKERS, TR.IDERS, and OTHERS of the ME ` ti ts cinvinied by Public . Advertisement, and held ALE);;ANDER BARING, Esq. M. P. iiethe Chair, ' t w,asUnanimously Resolved, That a tr;vneral Sithseription ' n ' ' ll claste i t the be now opened for th e s p ec i a l. Relief and Bendit S Families Of the b rave M en killed, and of the wohliticd o rvrers of th e B ritish Army, under the command of the ll strions Wellingt on , i n t h e s i gnal V i ctory of Waterloo, and at the several. Battles which bare been or may be fought io the proem Campaign. . .. toi lle k'lved. That it Comthitt ee he appo i nte d to• Promote and ,_,lttlact 'hill SuhseriPtion, and to'correspond with such other %.9,nuiltees as ma% be appointed f o r th e same purpose In the , o I: i.teipal Ci t i es arid Toivits of aid United Kingdom, and of its te vs. Hill Dependencies • . viol , . 1t . 4 • ,1 • • ‘Ld, That the Thatil:s of this Meeting be 'Oren to the • 1441 1 fur his able and impErt laleondnet in the Chair. ALEXANDER BAILING, Chairman. ip„ ' ne 1 . UlleWitle Snots wer e intsnedi a t u l • subscr ib ed: ) ..: li p , . . .C. .. ' ' ‘IC. 8 ' V.. 'it', Anqerstein 210 0 Roberts & Sutton .. 105 0 T. l-: %,_ A ": l4 : l NtriW*Stlifs.2lo 0 Stevenson & halt . or) o '.,. Ilve,, thisett, 1'; Co. 210 8 girltobt. U'igratn. Bt. 1 0 5 0 i , l'9 l 7 l . l ges & Brown 210 0 Wilson, Aga,,,siz& Co. 105 0 . 4 1 1 , 1 °,i,lirot hers, Scro.2lo 0 Th.mas W i l son .. to 0 11,1i 4 v , P.A . k;ll:;', zg, co. 2)0 0 Joshua. Watson . 105 0 1.'7 1 " . & TaViOr . 210 0 Edward Polhill , MO 0 4 0 4 ;, ' , 1 ,,, , , , 1i.iiiamAtC0.'216 3 11. t. Ilon.(leorge Rose 100 0 4 , i l• , 1 1 ,1! r . . 210 , o Beet!, Bull, and Co. 100 0 i * ,',,`;`•• , ., ...V 'rev, & Co. 210 .0 John Curtis . 50 0 11. 9 .'' tit ,:.' : . .c.'lo 0 Ifltvid Carruthers .b 2 10 Ii7: 1 " L. 1.1 it: Sons 2111 0.1 )seph ,Cottut, ' . '42 Iti .:. (‘,. • 21(1 w 0 Sir Chas. Ploer, Bert. 62 10 '' ",. .; 'lackcin; & CoA 210 0 Gregif& Cortiild . 44 10 11, 86 , I•4:iee, 64 Co. '2lO 0 Charles Grant .. 5'4 10 1 5 rma• Atultrauti, ' • i Frond, (iarraft . 52 10 •11 Fe s I ' - I" O4 E.,Varinel Goatilrart - 5e 10 I, .. 1 . t: - • it. Ilto.Ler 52 tti 4 - riiisi3pc ,:nii Ceatsigs*.4l....6Q-.10 t,.....',',, Lr '`lt`Gt, Sr. Co. , 210 V 1 ‘`,,,‘,‘ 14 W ti,gr yell b 2" 10 7,7,, I.'..,:leddeis& Sons ,21n 0 .Ivrentiall Olive • 51 1 ° :".,`:'"'''' Pl 'hile.& C 0.210 , 0 NVillittal rarkrr • 11 ‘2 10 I , + ! "; 1 , mton,Bro- - Pea) son`& Prrce • 5Q 10 "' ''(' t - 0' - .1. - C. 5-, 1). Powell t;:" ! litPl4l '''''.&- . `'''. 1; 111 11s140 0 `f sto li d; Davis . _ 6.2 10 it„.1•!;•,%...!ti; ri , l:;,, 105 0 rerry, Peacock & Co. 50 0 1 1 , ti , , ‘, (.., ~.townlos ~0 John 'Tyler . ` 2 . 10 ' 4 , 0 4 y, I r:tt!.,,i,& Co. 105 0 William Wall;er . 52 10 ‘ 1;,:,, n t ,,/ / ` 41 . 41 h . 1 . . 105 0 M. &J. Lucas & Co. 0 1 10 t • ' 4 ''. Pitt, & Co. 105 () .1. fv. S. Little . al 10 . !-' 4 1 11 ,' , "" & LioNvilatt. 105 0 John /tomes • SI .10 1:, tt *Caltt'ii , 'nelt • , lo g . 0 :11Nir,Son.Tikoma*&C°• 3/ 10 21 0 j ' ( 4 , P14.11 ' P '"wikm, 4 1 I):inlet Alexander 1 ), ,; , • • . 105 .0 'William Buttery . 5 . 5 ,ti,;,.. ' ;.'"''', . . 105 0 John Blaltesky ' . b 5 Ti ;: t `....-,•':, ,, French 105 0 Srrivant Brokanquut 21 0 I e . ,, , : r. ',,..':(,+. & .•ratt.. 107,, q Henry ItuFltley . - . J u , ;' 1 " 1 ",,' 1, ~ •!. Si . ut 10r, 0 t 1 .04(1 & il M. OINOIi .. . r .,. 1t I :!t;) 1 /01n•ve 1 0 5 '0 l'huntas Vergusott ~.t.orge (.: . Co..' .. '' , '", • 103 0 :lames Dawson Ilarn,is .11u, i . ii , 4 ,''''„ . '' , r l' l, Y, & Co. 105 , O. Quarles Ilarris, jun, Irk ► .4'''''' ''' "• •• 105 0 Wm. B. Harris • - I, .in; a, t; o . IV1». Ilottltlon li ti ti t ', : p.t.l.'eieri ll tige,& C o J l l ° )s ° ' O O Ll a y nt . s -s c Kentish • ~.. t 4,l, restifield.B,,c o.lo:: , 0 'AL &3. 11Offinan " - Ym.!!,:5i , T,.,,.,. . & Co, 4,5 4 4, " ,Taniete l.awsotl ' jui,,,i Ni • • ' 105 0 Maude & Collyer !, • ,,urrYat & Son los 0 Chap man I .:klar•tiall tritoct` l T l,ll ti: Cu. 105 0 ltieliard C/gbort) • Vri ce , ..°ung, &.C0.105 O. "James Put narn c h, ...,..4‘a.), :‘,nit Co. 106 0 James Riley ' • liir`.,`"s lileseliell, Esq. 105 0 Knight Spencer • N'Vs Page •k c 'ole: - " i' ' Itohert Smith • an k j . ~",' • • 105 0 .1. Stoddat t, 1.1..1). • 1 Itil n...t t:reVe . . 11'5 0 Capt. .rano, Timbrell Tim', ' '" f" ,41 ,N1t4 v:4105 1.) Augustus '.lll.siger rortuy, 1-.,!.,•, • & co. . , u,e.uu, ' J. Y. Fuwoes • t; 'is ' • • 105 0 J. C. IVelolord . l'4;‘,Li",'etiNtiot,s will lie re.',' v . (1 at the several _Banli , :rs in "44 (; ' ) unt , ‘• • • I't t 1 • 'l . rof Lloyd's. • .......,,, , an, ~ ~, ~4 ..... _____, 5.......... j I ICZ) i ,-'' ." '.. ' ' °I. - kh t's,.% •rl:o3> T. '' .(,• 1 Vi. T 7 ' i'ljge . ..''.,.''li ' ~' -I";eiT 4.'1.' , .e. V . “a, • , ' ••Vc , •.- 1 ,7,... .,. g* ite N ,,, , 7 4 1.,, 1.,.. ~..•!. ,' ,:, .?1, :• ,' , , 11,. , •... i i: ..,t-K•L's ms s '' • - . „, t, A • ti"..f. . 4 , t 1:,•,..... A ...,- - AII NI C . ji,f ill le Pr. ATINc; Avio - cliEs, '41 , ,,,.. ... , x:(1{.:, ~,i'.;“, aki:111,61,1,, , , ,, , ritVel, ll ° l ..„ (l . " (l . l ''! . ; -‘l, ty i t ,.: 1: J 1 ...ti,111, 1 , ; it E . tie.a.• Door oppo.ite St. 1 kno ilt , iit",,'',4•'-'l.lll, 111;41,1,•o„,-...ffil 10:.44,11,,,1 is to rernind the ((tearer 14. ''.• 1 " 11 1i14,- - , f ,intment,i br 'lnlt.y Int've to attend to 1 . 11 i ' lL '' '. • ' ' ''''4' " I ' ' l 4 dav, ;,11(1 tu :twat e hint ill the illornins, I A 11.,., 1. '`• l 4lbll' on, ,-, t 11,. 10‘,$!..con•rvilient 11111 too•fol ohietts In ili,,') l'e iir4ii•utl ; 11, iI I+, 0. ilb;.; ioitt Ret.eating Watch. ,14 Pio,' ' "'' ,l l' . lo'l4 li I • 1:11, f,;,,n,1 to vonhine every desired ~ rK, -, '' " ' •,... t• . ) ,int•wie ii. 'i. • i ,:• ci,i,t, o.,:ti,ii ~ E i his Alaritto 1, of a t 1 , st, 41 11 ''''' I , 't la tiW lkibt t/ i 0.1 .s. 6 v lii 110: CCIII it., well I telng 10.,.);,,.'..;,,..,%:...,. 'rent. -.,,,, ; :nut ,Vi I. itilt/.‘11:," the nearer Ito opportu . . , -: .. - ,-.. 1 k , . r OP, eclebl , ,ttett ANTI -lAlPF.nic; rsq?,,s, nt. , i: - , , oie 4 •"" ' - ''. , ` , v , '01:‘, ,, ‘ - ..: . lt Itilflllf 10 erenry, or h.q. delete th,. l' ' l'"l'` , ‘ 'tl.r.li ' , %IA,J. ~ .nil in the highest otimation for , ,:. (11 !1',..1 it,. :•„,„.,,,.. :.,:,.,;;„,,. (mie;nsv, tind illi disOrder 4 , . ' . l , n ~, ~,, ~....i , ',,,,. ,-.,±, 0 1 ;lie hlutpl ; !wing' graihial, ' :''' " 140 41 :-.0-1' iri;ptp,..• tihie, in their • , ! , er4lititt ; the he-• 4 I , „.'''',"(' 11,:lt. Ilitil ..t•ii I' t qut.•:i lir, •‘'‘trC4 l•' , 1 4 , at th'ilg.. 3 :°) l9 , . .', \'t, r, ,%;. .„ . • the I,' , ,fi. iltid St itilllNlll,4 it "I . i ~ .41 , %%•(.. tt ~§lig . I ''. .., . 1 ... . ~,, •,t('! ~.., ''..1.,•1tt... Ulla I.lti. ti, .111,‘1 • ‘, Zi , ',.., ' " "` rT• , -" : '. 2 1 ". 0 4:'• , ,:tillyv ri.; • ;1:1,1 ittOgur.: , ..mg both buoy and , i , . '''-'' " ''.''' • ' , 1110, i' r f•on.. in op, Family 11,o•.1 . :: ft,r , , • • ••••., ~, . 0 1., 4. Satoh ~, ;to!' ~ ,ve,.,- l Lir •, C.n.., 3 , I•fi On the stamp of each , • . :. :, ! , !• , :I.;:ae. . , ~.; ~.,, ~. , . , • , • , • • 1 ~ • , ~,, ri 1 13'1c Irl ilia LAI. I Al, .. it? :s.:I"A' t , J1141-otle.et, London, and ;Ili '' ' 1" - ..1 en , atitedl, lit letter, the exper .•, ( i! . - .•,,,.. ! ~,. (~ . i :- ~ ,„ he ;,,, , 1,,r,.1, zol.. • • . „ ...- , - ' ' 21 0 21 0 1,(1 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 20 0 5 5 21 0 10 1 0 10 10 5 5 20 10 It) 5 5 1 0 20.0 21 0 10 10 21 0 10 It) . . COMMISSIONERS Conduclingllis 211.-IJESTI"S TRAINSPOI&P SERVICE, far taking Care of Sick and ;rounded Semnen, and for the Care anal Cos tody'of Prisoners of ;Tar, do hereby eve Notice, that they will be ready at this (Vice, on Tuesday. the 4th ,4'.14.1y, TAIS, to recTit;sealed Tenders, and treat with such P e rs o ns as n i n y be willing to contract for vicTuALLiNa Pees:niers of /1 in Ilealth and Sickness, at Staple/an, near Bristid,'Plymouth, Greenlaw, and Perth, North Britain, Jr Six .11Ontha s ertain. • • • - No reSule? will be received after One o'Clpch on the Day of Trcaty,nor any noticed, unless the Party, or a cumpdeNl Agent for ion, , personally attend. Each Tender must be accompanied bya Leiterfrom two respectable Persons, engur,ing to become bound with the Person tendering, in the Sum Of 30001. for Ms due poformance of the Contract. . • Farther particulars may be ',note?! by applying at thii Oyler. 71i.4N5P111 . 17 1 -01 FICE, June 2EI, 1815. COMMISSIONERS for Coilduting Ills M.IJ.ESTY'S TRA NSF 0117' SERI);ICE, taking Care of Sic 't and IT'ouniled Seamen, and/or the Care and Cmstodyof Prisoners of 19 pr, do hertby give Nutiee,, , ,, that they ready at thy Wee', fkikirafsd , y, the 4/A JOY, 1815, to twelve sealed Tenders; and treat with sue/I Pcfsons as may he willing to contract for VICTIJNULINCi PIIINONERS qt WAR in Health anti 444 S at Forton, near (Jo:sport, far Six Months certaiu . • • No 7O'clo• will he received after One o'Clock on the Dity, of Treat . y, nor any noticed, unless the Party, or a competent )Igont for him, personally attend. Each 71-nder must he ae. coniptvii $O , / , -.4A- toio tespectOle Persons, engag ing to ifrciii4 bound With Sie PL-;•son'tontlerink, in the Sum': of etwo/. for the due Performance of the Farther Particulars may be known by applying at this Ojace, at .to Captain Mottle!' at the said Dep4l. Day was published, 'Price One Guinea in Banrth, ?V E MOSIAD ; or, ISRAEL, DELI YE:RBI), sacred Poem, in six Canticles; wit .tictiptAral Notes. • Written .hy.an ARTIST during his detention hi Franey as an loMage. Printed for the Author, by Cox and Baylis, great Qtreen street, Lincoln's Inn Fields, and sold by George and William Nicol, Booksellers to his Majesty, Pall Mall. • . ! .... 6RAND. GOLDEN LorrERY Begins Drawing 19th 'of Nest-Month (JULY). JICH ARDSON, GOODLUCK , owl Co.-Con tractors for the Present STATg 1.0"1"1"Fi1tY, ieqiect (fully submit to the Public the follow - , ill :s • iILAND AMEND.; which, with only 15,000 Tickets, contains • , , Prizes of L. , 10,000—b.3ci,a60—h.50,000,' • Besides 12,000 GUINEAS, . •Whieh will be paid in t.;01.1/ without Deduction. , AS UNDlitt 1 of !., 1 . .• .• • 30,000• ..... ..110,000 1 20;000' 1 . .. '5,250 in 6,1,1, ...... ... . ' 5,00 1 it - . 1,050 in Gold . 0,160 5 " . 1,000 - - 5,000 4 , 625 ht Gold 1() 216 in Gala . . •-• 2 0 60 , And 3,042 other Priies of lesser Value. • -. The Mode•of,Drawing the above splendid , Prizes is 'so ar rtinged, that the Certainty ii,rysented to I.(e Pol An.: a; One 'ficliet gaining , 10,00'01. and the farther Chance of its also ob taining in addition to that :;•tini 6,000 . Guineas iii. Gold, Sebeniet with full p.irticulars may lit:. had Gratis. .. TICKWI'S and SHARES are now on Sale at RICHARD SON; GOODLUCK, and Co.'s ()slices, Coriikill and Charing cross, where all Ilu•iineis ii, the Public Funds is transacted. VBENT EREWA-Sq-1, auil COVENTRY CA-: NAV4,•niul•!iiMND JUNCTION WATER-WORKS and COMMERCIAL SALE-ROONLSTIAREi. 'l . O BE. SOW BY AUCTION, by Mr. SCOT 1'; on VRIDAY; July 7, at TAT oY.Aock, at the Mart,.nol.ots previously di4110. - ied qf by PriyateCoAtract, TR ENT and MERSEY, ar GRAND TRAIN K • CANAL I..'nur Shares, diNiding 651 . clear per Share ; (ANAL, a Share lA this eniineiniy pruspreous :Concern, d;eiding Mil. - clear per annum. f,COVENIILY CA NAL, Two Shatr,i, dividing 441. ptr Share clear; also Shares iu tthc Kennet' and •Avon • Calla{ (1014 Lock Fond, Grand Junction Mater-Workk, Commercial Side-ruono, and Surrey Inoitntion. •'• • • • Particulars atttle New Hotel,.Rirmingitan3; ut HatchetVs Hotel, Piccadilly; at the Mart; and of Mr. Scutt; '23, New •Bridge-streeti London. • . . • • ' • - 11 Capful, eery' Desirahl., and iniproveabie FREEHOLD MANOR an 4 y,sTATL, %slurs. AAt) 'be SOLD by PRIVATE - coNntAcT; the MANOR :not ES , VATE !Of . HKALE eonsistinK• of substantially bniit Brick and Stone Mansion, with Domestic: Offices, C,,ic:.-howir, two Six-stall Stables, and otherapPrii priatetint,illiees; Lawn, Gardens, and Fish Tonds.---,Als o , FAttm BMW, with Labourers Cottiiges, Barns, Stables, (I,anAries, ana Miler Buildings, and sundry Closes . and Pat vvi.i rich Water Meadow, Pasture, Arable, and Down LAND, the whole containin a g 7,15 A. QR., Si'.i 11 +; : 1 ,1e is,situate about l'ouriniles from the City of New Sa ran), and tour. from the'roirri of Amesbury,' in a delightful Vale on the River 11v0n. , -zrhe Estate hi.lroundedou the East by the ltiyerAvou,•celehrated for Anis Trout pant other Fish; and on the. West by the Wilthire DOWns, iti aline Sporting Country, well stocked with Gann.. the !n..iihnt, will Arnd viverAon' to chew the• Pro. pt. f o e NO her particidarsi And, ta treat for the J mu elhist , apply to Aesst's. Webb and Attwund, 5it114444. SCORBUtIC AND VENEREAL CONIPLALNTS. THE It eputatiou o f Dr. FREENTAN'p GUTTA Lunitts has been firtiil y established by forty years experience its beneficial eff ec t s in Scorbutic and Venereal Complaints. • "Kr Scrofula, Morbid Injuries of the Glands, the Lymph, the 13Iuod, or the general Constitution, occa sioned b.) , acri4fottious Matter retained in the hahit, or intro duced by certain indiscretions, intemperance, or injudicious use of Mercury, this Medicine will be found the most affirm ciadss and, at the same - time the safi.st that can be resorted to; and is no less excellent . in. Diseases of the Kidneys and Illadtler,Obstructions in the Urroary Passages, and Lumbago. it reqUires rth restraint of Diet, Confinement, or hinderance to Business. Sold at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheariidc, London, and most Medicine Venders iu every Town, injlott )el', at 2s. 9d. 45.4 d. and 295. eadt. MATRIMONY. MARRIAGE, should be the foundation of social happiness, which is often ilistisrhed, through. the.parties that form the union not taking those precautions Which would secure them the enjoynout of that great do ,nigiktic *mine. People of every rank pay adoration to,the ;. fint syherA the constitution bas been tainted i!; disease-, w - 5k55: 4 .......4—.L.L44i5 5 4aah it cent ranted at an early age, a renovation of stainlity premtts-to-rnremiits that state is indispensibly requisite to revive the slumbering sparks- of We, and to re• - auimate the system. Fiir net maims Base couteihnted more ussontially to destroy Hymeneal happiness than thiise which, are the consequence of unguarded pleastme. It was this cnrisidiration which induced Messrs. CURRIE and CO. for theselast Thirty years, to di/4C their studies and attention exclusively to the treatment and cure of the Venereal Disease, .and the disorders arising therefrom ; a s also to that derangement of the system, produced by the destruittive 'habit of the inconsiderate school-buy, which brings on those distressing DEBILITIES and DEFICIEN CIES that prevent or embitter the Matrimonial state. The successful result of their plan, gives theinw which areadd itionallthe i nr t tl l t u iT t to oppose the ravages of these complaints,. .important in the catalogue of human infirmities. It behoves every peesoir who has indulged in this solitary vice to see's re lief hr consulting Professional Men of eminence and hotiour, to which Messrs. CURRIE and Co. claim the sanction of scholastic authority, as well as the testimony of uncontra- dieted facts. In professing the core of these complaints, they' hold out no inducement to vice; but, sensible, as all- men must be of the existence of .such calamities, they otter their assistance as regularly educated Members of.the Royal Colleges of Surgeons of Lonitin and Edinburgh. Slight and recent cases of Syphilitic in' 'dim, are radi cally cured in the short space. of two days. Those, of the toz:it obstinate duration • such as olostroctions, hire terate strictutes, pains of th e ' hones, gleets, &c. are per inam'inlv and speedily . cured.' Several Noblemen and Gen tlemen tit' the first respectability hare been tuiderthe care .of filessrs.•,Currie unit Co. fur the removal of 'cognplaintvcif the liretlira, Strictures, &c.; and having received a radical and permanent cure, request that references may be made- to them as satisfactory evidences of the decided superiority of Messrs. Currie and Co.'s plan of treatment Many, -of these Gentlemen had strictures from ten to twenty years, and were under the care of Messrs. Home, Heaviside, and other Stir-' goons of equal eminence, who attempted their cure by the iiiplication of the, lanai eauitic. without success. Messrs. Currie awl. Co. hare se,lected the' following letter from the many ttO!y are daily receiving from. Gentlemen, returning them thaulis fur their restoration to sound and vtgorons health. tt was sent to them unsolicited, from She son of a Noble Earl, who had latMured under this distressing and painful Malady for ten ye ti : list bad been under the care of several "Surgeons of unite.sional eminence; none of whom afforded bins permanent relict; hut irotn the superior me thod of treatment adopted and pursued by Messrs. Currie and Co. he. received a radical curt: in the short space of one south. " Mayes, 1310. • . . " To Dr. 14, I - Litton-garden. f. l, Lord *feels great pleasure in emontunicating to Dr. Currie the perfect re-establiShment of his health, in con sequence of his mild and a•linirable treatment of Strieturfs in the Urethra. lie way add, that he has out fur many years enjoyed so much comfort arid fre,•.ltim from pain; and he vote] tains no dottlit his haring; otnained; . thrungli Wll'llllll and atttntion, a perfect and rad;cal cure of . that horrnl com plaint'. As lie was nut a stranger to the utantror•that others treat:' , l the complaint, he has it in his poi.vet, from a fair trial and ajust comparison, to pay that trilnite . of applauseto Dr. Currie which he sensibly feels, end ‘ilati ever be must ready and willing to 4chionvledge." . • Bs' an curly applicatiOn to Nlessrs.' Currie attd Co. the pa tient will escape the pain; ilati7eti, and expence of along and tedinusattendance upon less e.gwrtmc4.sti prat*ktio9er4. .MARRIED ‘VONI.*,, who have long been disappointed in their expectations of a may be assured - that io most in. stances such -defects are eurablek Medical skill; and although the removal of . such inipeditoents be at* objeet of doubt unit uncertainty with others, yrt the core of soell'drfects, by the gradual progress of renovatiiio; is The .ziequireimut of their elerience.' 3iessrs. Currie and co.: savty be ron4ultad by patients of either SuN, ‘ , lth the peutr , L secrecy ~n 4 honour, at their house, N. !u7, nation-gulden. Pdtivii‘vilt the Unitary, de•ierining the' partientari tif their ease,age, and inniir cif inehtbing rewittpue, for Ad• rice and Niedidnes, the same Aili 4e gtrett 01 sent ti, any. purl *I th e King:i in. • •• • Na. 197, Hattonlarden. ' '' ' • ' Mr. Rowcitorr appealed to the feelings of the Assembly, whether a call More powerful lu ever • been made dit their generosity than Was made by the glorious effort which had exalted the renown Of this country, and - saved the, independence of Europe. In 1803, .their sub scriptious had ,in view a prospective objedt i ; and looked forward to a long beries of Mare ca lamities : ti l iesent they had fortunately over come the danger, and had only a debt of gratitude to discharge. The• Patriotic Fund at Lloyd's had done incalculable bad assuaged affliction ,in all its varieties. I-Ic hall it from unquestionable • authority that it *as notva common thing, and bad heenso tor thelaSt ten years, far the surgeon topre. Vail on the unfortunate sufferers to submit to the loss of their limbs, by reminding theta that the Pa. triotic Fund stonld prevent its incapacitating theta . for obtaining a livelihood. A bond was entered into in 1803, Which had been. fully redeemed, - but the funds weVe nearly exhausted, and for what remained 'there Were ample claims. The oreikettt. was a separate occasion, and one, in itt&tiliog with W 'in testifying sympathy those Who Pin& she; - .bentfit of their countrymen, he was sure titer,: could be but out disposition. It, was dasteiblia that Gentlemen, in putting down their names, Should recollect the influence it would have at Liverpool, at Bristol, in 'Jamaica, and in Calcutta, where the zeal would be found to be equally warm, . anti VtIIOSC contrihntions, however large, could • not exceed the measure. of the services they were designed to reward--(Applause). Mr. FULLER begged to know whether the time of subscribing was arrived, as he intended to put , down 200 guineas. This was not a time in which Gentlemen should spend their money in e urchasin g Bond-street trinkets and useless fopperies. They should _endeavour to relieve the ()iamb's of their nobleAmtited countrymen, and it would afford - them consolation in-the last hours of their lives. • Mr. Itowcrtorr observed, that no drafts ',could ,be received, previous to the appointmentaf,Trea surers and a Committee; but Gentlemen might put down their names, in order that no time might be lost in giiring the example to thecountry. - Mr. MAKi IN . congratulated himself on the so briety and good sense Which had ,been manifested in this meeting. It proved, that however, great our joy at the advantages that had been gained, Englishmen could always feel for the distresses and calamity by which victory was necessarily at tended. A Committee was then appointed, and a very liberal Subscription commenced iinuiediately. TO THE EDITOR OF THE SUET. Arniy Medical Board Office, June 23, 1315. Stn,--Observing in your Paper of tli;s day a letter from a most respectable Medical Mau liNiug at Newington, calling .for a public contribution of Linen Rags and Flannel Rollers, on the supposi tion that our brave wounded soldiers are suffer ing fur want of such stipplie.,, I hasten to make known, tiirough the same channel, that he fere the late actions took place, the Medical Stair Officers attached toAlre Duke of WELLINGTON'S Army had, at their disposal 6,l4ll i tib. of line, 10,2001G5. of Tow, 50;500 Linen and Calico Rollerx, 8900' Flannel Rollers, 1300 old . Sheets, 51.1 PleCes yew Linen, with proportionate quantities o f , c , : t li a 'y other article of surgical and medical s e to o r i. ...: o) l l : eitti he requisite ; and. the depots at to furnish equal' suppiies at ,I , l b l ii i c io n i n r et :i -n e l l t ; te o e ; t ' ate I have felt' it due tr., the p b u Jevcdeut exertions have this fact. Mr. Sattillgrv:' 4 141,0 1 SeQrttAry, a a l tl e ise l:v ri a t i l l in ali s t meant, l r e): . h 6 u e 4 e i r ' i t . l v i s:p r tl y :Se: s evil er a would %.; 4 - - •