The Sun. — London, England, 1815-09-09 00:00:00

A' Per Cent Nbmi33.lt. 7180.] _ T. TIIEATRE•ROY A.L Dt.LTRY-LANE• I RE.. Public are respettfully informed, that , t 047 ,this l'ln?atre WILL OPEN THIS EVENING, SATI.7..Rts *OI Bepteinlier 9. 1 315; when their Nlajesties* Sena: as the- CoMedy of E. 'D e '': 131:Y1.1.•.pr, AN ENGLISHNIAN'S FIRESII) I _ ,I.... 1 40, r !iin e , jr.'. :fi le H o p, Mr. Shuilleton, Mr. 4. 8 . .1 , )kr. (his fiFst a pearanee'in tliat'cliaraefer) I' Earl Ed zln a.i .n ~ i,,.,,•`',:i,"ek's; Sir Sirnon Rochdale, Nl.r. Peaky; -" 'Jr Doivt F-• 2 , 1 .ICarnaril 3. a, _r, 0„ 1 „.. r.v .. , j on ;. r4n4 Itoclida.t.,.., .• . Job '['horn_ - 13rni , rruchlety, Ar.joluv !. , ohn Burr, Nil-. Carr 3 1)ell"'s . 6 , .. Mar.,' lhorinh: 4° Elt : Lily Carolin Bravinore, Mrs. Glo% • ... . .. --- - - ,, t rY, NliS3 BOVee • Air. Briilgrnildery, Nlrs.•Spiirl.s. ~ " ' il ich , will hr add( the'Nliisical Farce of • Sirt TnE ADOPTED CHILD.. .•• • . tlulei !rtraod, Mr. Barnard ; Le Sage, \lr. Bell:imy • M 1• *in: . '11r• Butlev.; Record, Alr. ha Boy, Mastorl , l l .lr- , I( E,Olv• w k ith a .801-44: ciimpo•ed tiv Mr. Horn, La, - y,. ' ~ x4- , ,' —O, 4\43. Bland ; Clara, Miss Poole:; Ja l lett'' , ' N'i;ss: iltitri•e4rttai,na . .. places to be tal:en, of Mr. Spring, Box: Office, 40 .sell•street, from ten till fair. Second I'lle I '',.; 7, • . ; Secood Priee 3s. Gd.—Pit, 3s• Gth ;• ' , Gall' 4-- ' 11 • 01 we C 11 '• •-'.; • Second Price, I s.—..UPP" ~,,, ,_ _ r fit .ei),, ..s., • o n .i,u., Second Price, Gcl. • he 11 - 0- 4.4 '.ed f "d 'Y, •The Hvnocrite After which- 'will I th: cai l i e ", i )r ,,,i l e fir§t- tinii., a . new . Nlelo-ilt•amatie It . oinalic . e ll, ;; lir i ; ' Ole Nla,, ,, pi e • or, The Maid of Palatst...att. vlx then- new iMitic-, Sci:nery Dresses, ititl Doctirat ions. .... fit I,,lveha"4uy.'i'he Du,ia Carluh, M. T. C" c 'k e (11l ~......,..,...._ ....:21e at this Theatre). . . • ---,-._ - • . I.4IMTRE ROYAL COVENT-GARI)EN. HR I) - ! iiri • .tiblia are res,peet fully informed, ,e111.1.,er .1 rheatre NyILL OPEN on MONDAY NEXT, Sep that -1, Isis, %%101 Shaticpeure's Tra,,,,edy of vCiaitrli g tit ii.VNILET. IT U 4 g j Ili), ,\L'in.,7 of Den ntnrli) Mr. litrrity ; Hamlet, 'Mr. ~.-.41.41.0 •kl'"ills. Mr. 111•Ineljatil ; ',aeries., Nlr. Alt!ott : N'', 41.'11' -„"'. liarrynto.re'; 'Rns.,ner'antz, Mr. Trehv ; Ginbk "".' kin ‘".' tlareillont • Osriek, Mr. Farsitl; Marcelll3, tOn , },r; tieritFtrdn, Mr. J •11'•ries • Francisco, Mr. Cruitty °4Acitairte;.4l;iCh'l.iall; I...tirest Actor, .Mr. lianterton : Se 'Nitt cr • r. Ati,tris • first Grano-cluncer, Nit-. Etnery : kik ("rt Mr F 4.414 'r've-diggert Mr'. Sionnoni.; the —Ghost of I,!,amLeri-'ss -au,i. • •gerton. Gertrude Queen of Penttntr.%). m • h 'tile Nt,(), Phtiia, Nlis Stephens(; Actress, Miss L",,,itn • -1 . .c- %%PA.:until designed • 'lltiid by ""' phi l oand. pt . . To which will be added, the ,Farce of br .. Lt)VF L I.W AND I'HY IC. • laq,:' , ampl i , ' 3 0 ,.4 t o „ , r, Mr: lilanc ' harcl ; Flexible, ~fr. Mathes " ' lett k o z . "ir. Liston; Captain Danvers, 'Air. Ifame „ r r t . o . l . l . ; r • liuw o l l, lir-• Atkin s • Andrew of r- Emery ; ( o , !cl. t.'"' , • Mrs 1-1 ' • e!,4l,priublic ar'e respectfully informed, Teri , • i a,r y , Mrs.thhbs ; Laura, Mrs. Sterling. u f•mhli uti t,, npkirtors have heel] diligent in ma 101,,,. ~, .i el/ t that dories; ~ i. Ll r i e .. il, t. Th e E the heel] and Elegance of the i t w :„ %lei iliuli,linatz:teTior, with the Grand a s and Staircase, t 1 - i i „ , h a " l , ) ecoro w ," 'Y Gas. The Interior has Ineft newlY a do r n " , ett',Tlg new burnished, and a Grand / Drop Cui a ,- I'lle 1.),, ." I g9e'l to harinonize with the whole. ?-eßin - "rt will b e ' . F - ve and the Play • _ ii at itiiii. opene d _ at Half-past 1 , 1, o z , 7 ,.. ,past s, . . . c,•,--,1.0,,,,i,'.ec0nd Price as. 6d.--,Pit Ss. 6•1. ; (4 kl D • ' 4lll ;ry 2s •s e dp • 1 —Upper Gallery • , p i .. rtee.no. • , curt rice s• . .eond P r i i s ee . 11,05.44rthZ,',_!lie "..; , ;( - e' s ' t.,-., he taken of Mr. Brandyn, , 1 Ne "art-Street, (vim Te n till Four. at the 1 11, 't o f I 7a i '.4l;,lelo,brann f t ded on the' popular French •-. 4 , ate r .''' -Int iroluese h '.'i ° .! ll • • ire aration daring tin. '''""---) 4 ." Will be Pro l d ' 1 )• in ,r e of the week. -•- uctd in ille cuu.s , . • ig(lit E WONDEILS I ! ~T „ , rti , . . . t, tlp,v,, A - Q 1 -18- AN DC o gois for 23/. 1 Is.— t„.47,`ltiv -, liitt - c r s u i s r , ° f a,OOO. consols . fi l )1. a ' Gnint:a and a 1-121f 7 1 I rest nt Lr oo ; n'ircl Lott Proi!iirtion--hv. pin chasing in b - 'as In . , 1., nd 4n admirable flan, 4..,,,1-ro% e ,! ..,• = 1, tw t-ciptnie , tpta l l i ' y e di ff erent '' '‘ ' 'Si ' 'l4 ' l '4) 1. • - land 18 CON T E - V. , tEr,•• rn.ter, 2„ CORNHIT, ~, , . x.,,itti:t p-rvst.iitt,csertaitt his Friends will admire t he ling -cull iitY • trent on ti. . cheuie, thus early claims th eir ' tr .),l66'6' r !'it4,,, e .10,. [ 'Mi tt , t . in this Lottery, which consiF-ts ~,f only C OO , Ti. 0...: ) will hare tir e et woces ~,,!• 4tl the Priz,..s for ii'''tt which contains, in 3 per Cent • (7°"'"l'' 4 '''• • • • • • Prizes of . , .. ...... ..... L 5 0 , 0 ' )0 , .. •• . ' ' 123 000 a.. ...... - .......... .... .. , . t,. 4,000 •••.. It •,. ..................... ..... are Ilt li,/)'.°tc th4o !Kele th 4c. • &. 1 .. the a T icke % (!r 111.re i!le •I r '' l '' the l• • st f: • ert : w' "° .'t Hy i'lli-Cit,tse is t t!,.... I,l4ul4ttly II? . L.''' Da)s a ". I", 'HILL and 18 ' L ' " Iti `KY.S . 4l,.. (c rssdrY, at 2, COlt.N . , this j ustly P°Pu'' r. la,ttery, , .Er, to secur e a Chance In .-- . . _ .(-)Ni,,,, CATFAT, Clivotist,:iNi7l.':NT-OR: -"f t.tie.etC:T7Fl,-,Soi •,k. ..'')llll4,q,'-‘.ItiI)ICINE, No. 9, Gre4t Surrey-sII.L_. 11a ~ ''"rs.l.3ritlke, , ''viNG reside 1 tl r for the last Twe,l,lt.Y; . 41 I(li lg le ,Years ' cl - there " le l "c t;nie tlf,".:,dt sit°,,failCkly li ll4 '''; P atie l t 'l l . . ' n ' ‘` . 1 5 '...i to per 1,,, i.i 4 it r t i wy 1, 1 a1 % . 1 4 e been rt st, i , • ' to the London tiiispi ; t'l"iii\i'lll,l,l 4,,titieted wlirh"(.llPit'''‘iyini" cont•ilain"' aPd , ' t- " .„ i •ititaict,. -•:4 inere a re•i II : ;I i G t• ° . t‘ g •ere t l i noi retorneo. 1 , 1,e ,t'. t i ;.,`,lttl."ilt help,' s t (" l .t . ) . t . i, 'l t ' ll' e' t 1 -. 11 iLI of which thec 'I" Pa - ,e;, "AU ti t'l e boobs 'sof tfiteLssai'itil [ 'To:pita'', or fr?'''1.::118"1; ; ~,e;,l Illietiiiselves, two,thirds tit' whic h . reside tll.ile 'Ltnitialk iZt.t.l.4iieriuf them have been pdrertised in I last Twentl W 3, cf , 1. and London 11 agazie.us for the . ' wen - i'tii,l • a% vtitte l y t i' • ' -. , t h e would- hart , Ytil 31 stlY s•ti,, • c ""' cr i r , - l e Atedit:al Gen -44:,, tit 4 . ,,, , ru l ,i ti tttz e d h e t hoqe reApi..ai, jo-,•,5, as they had it • 1„,.;e41,„141.fi1til inidlitbese. elntrita .. bl e 2 l l; . ; z t i l lt e a first plaice because Z:( tt lt t lt r v ' Yi l Ll ,?, 'cl!tic! , tclit..n•Vini t w ! e t il )t tt ' i t t . h e. politic- secoll(ltY . , .It I . `. l e tt eil "l) '‘'" l'eti " 1" the.l"sc.ircs; a "" .. of it, ;is to hare. ij d erm ex .ti st , i,,:,,atd!ed in c4iise - til l tv t i i i t t ilroly.tll i t t •ir iA I n. %,-.l.l'ett thiti'."sllrt •irresistil•le. Yet sorely, wh en i.,'l'zill ti "'"'Y relpeetable Medical Mail iiinstynow,t„'..4._t • - ‘ 1) Ili .4' great dig Made in the healitti, art, .e,,incitiri I've'ititit4t,'.irkt'si.tlit.tit c I,••,flicto reset:,,tat•ti, no cdtiicei,tl),f,st,l ' the In ),,,ttei: 4 . L i :,. ;;,1 . 1 . 4‘ z ,, (If ttp., 9u . esto , l . ti . . L t lr for i t t he last bit y-eiillt v t told, ..7 .. a prattical cli no, . . i„.1,',:i,t,tt,:,;l t i l . last t ensears ap Athertise . rp ti en_t , t:' ,., t ., l:: ,t t: i. , s i: tkr,ii t i;•',' , .‘ 4, t ., t'-') . he seep an s.•verai I.olido . IN. , :t of i' t wt , ffh.,,,,.- ..titt t 4l ; res , , ot i on I l i ; w,tidows in ItAt:r._,,,.,_,A lest iii i i t ',' , Sit that " they 1 ' -It run may read- m '.':.. t:lli.e t . ",,` 1 1 ; , 1 ,1, tl'.?ti nOw in . a v' y t i : t ‘. any t • iiiie, ‘c ithnut a") ex- • %14''. thai i ~ ''''''"s or slid pour pat 1 I n a rott•ai:t -i6 tiln,, far 'le hor, and in general are cult' I . . t_ those Pa tent, es . per . ieuce relief 4l'llow,t Chet I l erinantni ct - of each cores. !,...- .‘ ~,,.... it 'i.ose CASeS illlytt he'e n long since puhlisitel-,7-''''•-•' I, ''s' 9 Pl' ‘.`i ,IBOVI: AL' LAM , ti TO. ''''' '-"res4' ', ' i '. i t" I• ohm HOspitals ~10,,t,:iti. ,ona. tArentiernen scahon 4 the Ai! . it,,""es 1.,, , ( )!It tli,tt art ittqu e ,...,t by lointaint or itt , c n i , a v ti a v i e .. rb 't it'4 l „ ‘,lldY the happiness of iitailltind, 1 )) . "t ' `•'. • Is ilrr,dil‘Cvntflifteilig th'ein .t - mn the•• ni t r . st .- . 1,- . o . ll , i2.; , ii t t ‘ g vi i , ), „ ip to ‘h t : t ' e n , ;„ the following Cornplaints! but.. ''" .4 t p ar 4,. 4 reasonable titne may, • eel I'M% ulitiet ' I t l' •I 't • re been return l h e l ir uigini s , With tlit: ,, , n, 0 ... -tlg i„„ . - it as Ann.er, will 1 1.1 lus.)itak, biN ~et ti7."-rilit'e from one. ur mope of the sail , 5 ••; ‘ 1 F.,, *l';'; , ,," ..lt the salutary e they, : of the GU ES•I. ()NIA, . L Zl'let,:\t,tlls'i',.zsuell 4.t0 se"cure.t't then, a speedr, itnill'a''`..l"l ktl. tli,,':tcl,eoareitiblytiviit,il.spiinas(aility) utter Clq iktiFal Melt;Cincs 1 I".4ctlee th ese . •Inieal Preparations being ' lqer ~i'll'AL C 1,44".' VE ' XLI UDF.II TO. tlee3,,„_l"li Ithele .i.' ;s l t s - A c 11 2 LT fr 4 ont tithing- MercoT.Y t° if kii.3,`'giles---,lll.li4ouis'' :1;";17. d. i . '- '•h t . s ' - and all descriPtt"" liV"'lttl'k.:,;c6"---i-drer (•' '( • • (3 d‘ '' • •:iti Asthmatic. and ,lt ' 11, •..V e D _ 111n0'.1.1"--'''r% . 4 . scrupltutotis en 14 ti 4 g u e t tl. iinitn . v ti,z,,1z,,--w hlte tswellingsn,utti,r3 Rheumatic 41',.;..vst,o';,nt';' el ions or •;(‘'?,---.4l!'llenists Velil.l'atienntttlht iiii"t—"l(/ Nllrai"s-1317"15"‘'vict * one. ho„r if pl,t.ol'::l:,g from repeated Monica'.'.llte ctire 3 , r i c etec! 'os ahoy!, not relieved, n i t 44 . ( . 4 / 1 I,Q ex .„ .. !,"r , !I at. that tone t i:. m i ay , itn , n 4illrt, e 'l t litch p4 , e ' i t- its: ol hum theta, ti tl e w they he sold by Z e l t r Y tr ll /' x t ,.. l ""e' for :Attendance here is from nine to tw,elve k h - v, 4 1'1,,..-ATI Sunday. else.; of ot ti-aclie, e,Kt. '.1.4,1,11: "Pr-ae Ile hU . • . ' ' ll. • " I ' a lON inlet hi s St-rep lits '4Cl.,ll'4t.ititt's f,:rin'•t) "" "Ce- ' ‘..- Gars in the Week , ki toxic. to seven, si., . , ~, -:' '- r 1! Z . . , .. 1 . ~- c f i' . ,t' , -, ~,,, _ 1 , , . V.t Y+ . . e, )•-' N T it DAY, SEPTEMBER 9, OFFICE oF ORD NA NCE, Av. W, 1 815. THE PRINCIP4L OFFICERS of his MA • .lESTY'S QRD,V--INCE do hcrebg glee Notice, That Proposals wilt be received at their Office, in Pall-Mal4 on o r In Iredneseag, the liith day .)1 Sept entbr.e next,frong such Pt:l'4'ollS as may ,be nettling to nudeetoke the SUPPLY if FOR .IG:E for the ORDNANCE lIOiISES stationed in the following Districts, to be delivered at the .I : sxpence of the C'o2ttractor, viz. :— North Britain. South-west, inclilding Ports mouth, of Wight, and IN; Irthern Ea tern, exclusiFc of "Warlt.*y. SUuthei G, exclusqvc of Chat- Chti,!.tchurcji. cies, NN'au!... , y and Chatham. Jham. We tern. IVeedoo, Northamptonshire. er• tr. Per;orl 61 . .31.r kliontlts front tAe Ist of Octa‘e next. The Oats to be good, sweet, dr;i, and, clean, witkoat any mixture of Foxy or Mowbwrnt Cate, and must n'd weigh .(e.ss than 3 . 7 pounds per Irinc4ster 13as.;r4; the hrup to Lc Auvect anedry, and delicercd Trusses 5614. weight. . . The Straw to be good, cleula, mod dry rrhcat' or Rye Straw, and delFveterriu Trusses of Stillos. rrel. ht. - The Prices to be paid for the respective Quantities of 'each Article which may be delivered, at the following rates, viz. Fur the Oats at per hundred pounds, Avoirdupois weight. For the flay at per hundred and twelve pounds.. For fhe Straw at per hundred and twrlre poundst Tate Prtip'bscilt may be ;Hier:red •sepnr;etelq on jointly ,for two or more r,f the cool Districts, and it is e.titected that the Contractor shall rcteire the Stable Dung, which, daring: the Period of his Contmct,may accuntulatr,ntakiog Oli allowance for the sa»teaftyr Oa rate rf. per Horse per frcelt. Farther Particalars may be known npon AippliCatiopt to the Officers comptawang the Royal:Artillery in each District,and also at the Secretary's Wier:, in Pall-Mn It aforesaid, any Day hetuwen the Hours .of Ten and En t r o'Clock, wkerc the Pro posals must be deliverc4scaled up, and indorsed," yi:opu sals for Forage;" but no Proposals can be admitted after the said 13th Septcnsicr t at 'l'u•elcne o'Clt,ch at Xoou rf the same Day; neither will any 'foul& be noticet4 unless the Par& ueakins• it, or an dgent in his Behalf, shall attend.. • By Order of the Board,_ At. H. cnErr, Secretary. EXCHEQUER BILL OFFICE, Sept. 8, 1815. AU EXCHEQUER BILLS dated in the Mouths of August and September, 1611, Aids, 1814, 54 Geo. 111. Cap. 53. Supply, 1814, L. 6,9,00,000, 54 Geo. 111. Cap, 79. Vote of Credit, 1814, L. 3,000011 4 . 5 .1 Geo. 111. Cap. 188: TO BE PAID OFF. THE LORDS COAMISSIONERS of ITS MAJESTY'S TREASURY having gSis directions for paying off the Prinqpal of the above-mentioned EXCHE QUER BILLS with the interest dne thereon, at the Ex chequer pill o:lice in the Receipt of Exchequer,. New Palace 'yard, WWII:1110er, on W,lnesday, the 2.7 th day of Septem ber, Attendancewill be given daily )Sundays and Hoimays excepted) until, and including Saturday, the 2..3d instant, freus ten o'clock in the morning, till .one in the after noon, for the purpose of receiving the,sarae; and; for the , greitter dispatch, the hearers of the said Bills are desired to . place each description of Pills in separate l e ists.(which are to be obtained at this Office) ela4ng them in the Order of their 'respective dates, such as are fur the souse Amount being numerically arranged, and specifying the principal slims_ and interest due thereon, computed from, but excluding the days on which they are respectively dated, to the said 27111 day of September inclusive; when the interest will cease; and the . said bearers (being holders or not) are indispensably re quired to indorse each Bill with their usual signatures; and to writ+e their names and residence at the bottom of each separate List; and they are moreover required to attend -the Exchequer Bill Office for payment, and to receive the new Bills, and give the Receipts,for the same. If any of fht holders of the aforesaid_ lfills should be de sirous of receiving payment of the principal and 'interest, previous to the said 27th day of September, they May be 'accom modated on con - uail% the interest to - the day on which they wish to be paid, and leaving the said Dills for examination one day prior thdreto. Stith persons as may he drsirons of having new Richequer Bills in whole or in part of payment of principal, upon . marking new Bills, and men t lotting amount at tho bottom. of their Lists, delivered- ottor before Saturday, the 23 , 1 instant, may lie accommodated with new Bills, carrying an 10- . tcrest Of thcee pence half -penny by the day, on every one hundred pounds, which said new Bills will bear date the said 27th day of September, and will be deliv;:red, together with the interest due in respect of the Bills so desired to be ex changed, on 'Thursday, the 28th day of September, and the following days. N. B. All Exchequer Bilis dated prior to August,l3ii, have been advertised to be paid off, and the Interett there . on has ccasvd. EW'rON • S TOO'F II POW DER.— , 1• his Powderis as pleasant in the.applicaliott, as it. is ex cellent in its effects; it speedily renders the teeth white and smooth, the gums healthful, red, and firm; and by constant use will preserve them in this desiralile state, to the utmost limits of human life. It fortifies the enamel, and prevents the accumulation of tartar : and even where the enamel has • bee* impaired, by the application of perAicious dentrilice or by any other means, it will renovate it in a manner to be cre dited only by those who experience or witness, its effi , ,.7ticy : it g`rtiditally• lrut effectually dissolves tartar which neglect may h a ve peroli , .t (41 to collect; takes out all dark strealo, or die, colourings of the teeth; which prove so material a deawbacli to : beauty; prevents those teeth which are'alreattly partly dc- caved, from ever becoming worse ; and cleatises, beautifies, and preserves tbuse that are sound ; by those truant coot- • pletely superseding the' necessity of a dentist's interference, whose operations, tli'mtch they may • give temporary satifac,' that, are often succeeded by,t,he most disagreeable copse- quences; it imparts to the broatle the most delightful Ira crance, and to the gums, that florid reine,ss v: hick indicates a bealthfttl state. Those who constantly use • this powder .1.1 5 • directed, will never ii4ve th e tooth-ach. or a, tooth decay, hot .will preserve their teeth sound and to the most Wl^ vanced old ugC• Prepared Newton,' and sold 'by his agent. Mr. Edwards, tia ' ' on the Foot War, St. PanrsChuroh-vard, nestle Lorvsitt tile, Gate, i.u41uxv3,.9..5. ,9d‘ each, ' ' This Day was puldiAjt.ed. (ilandurne!y printed in 4to. a - Portrait t:y Hummer:), price 12s. boards, - - - - . RA Pl-11CA ATEMOI; It of the. Jute SIR PAILK.Eg, Itaronet, Captain of hici. Majesty's Skip Menetaits, of 33 i Us, killed in Action, what: storniiiitz the Anterican.Camp at Benair, near . -I.3alttatore,, on the 31st “f August. 1814. • Printeti for' Lo:gtnan, Hurst, Bees, o : rtne, and Brown, Pate-roster-row. #max A -few (;opie;, with a ProOf impression of the Por trait, .price 15s. boards,. , • . • FOrt THE T.7§T.ot7 SCHOOLS, i&e. This Day was publiched, iu 12d . m. prke 9s. botiO, COMPENDIUM cif " GEOGRAPHY.; for the Use of Sehmils, Private Fdmilies, and those who stuoy this necessary . ; , By 11 1 .CHNIAL 3,1.1NGN:1144: . PrintA for the Author ; and Longman, Hurst, Rees; Orme, and 'Brown, Paterno , ster-row, I.nNtob. • Of !'..boat may he had, by the same Author, 0,;n1 Miscell:ineous Questions, 'for the ITSC of Yining People; with t Selection of British General Biogra phy', &c. The 12th Edithin, in . l2mo. Price ss. bound. This Day were pnldished, in Svo. price 15i:boards, .REpotas of the 141sTiLBNTIAL,DPSOR DEJt of ANDALINI.A,.whi:II appeared at' Cadiz. in the Vears I SW, 1804, 1,-11, and 18111 . ; with a de,tdiled Ac count of that fatal Epidemic ;is it..preyailed at Gihralfar, daring the Autumnal Months of 1804; also Obst;rt'at;ons on the Rentittin4 and tntermittim: Fever, made in the Military tio%pitals at Oilchester, after the return of t he Troo p s from the Expeditiarto Zealand in 180. By Silt FELLOWES, nI. 1 ). Fellow of Cain, and Conville ; Fellow of the Royal Colli-z . c Phy,iciatas London, and of floe Royal •iocie,ty of - Eirinbtiv4ll; , Physician to the Forees„, and late Inspector of in Abe Peninstila. Printed r Longman . thus , Rees Orme -liud`Brown ratvinuster-rtm.. 'f Ills Day was published, „„ .L.wp olinnes, foolscap Ma , . Tu.,' Third Edition, price IGA.. maids, of • lipriDEßlcK, the Laq of the GOTHS ; a Travje Pot•m. - 21 :A 11 By ROBLIIT -Sourtax, Esq. - Poet Laureate, and Member_of the: Ituyal Si..alisb Academy. . Printed for Longnlan,. Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternostt'r-roty; and 'at the British Gallery; 34, New Bond street. - _ Of whom may be had; 1w the same Aoth9r, Minor Poems,' 3 v,;13. Nizul,: , c, 2 v 015.1165.: Joiln of . Arc, 4 1 . 915. 10.§.; Curie or Kehanta, St vols. 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Copies. • VAl4lel y 44' INA itl ANS rejoice when t 1 that Dr. COOPER and. three Surgeons of thirty years experience io . trictures i Fistulas, and Debili ties, hay.= established• a Medical Board at Charlotte House, Great Charlotte -street, opposite Itowlaud Cl l3 l O . tllackfriars,'-road ; where t;te Public are eared without sali vation or contineownt.' The . lnStitution elainv. the attention of those who have attempted to cure thenelves, or who have cot:wife(' illiterate. Men, whose jm..r,.per treattuent has ruined thoasands. E. :notions on the ',Ltd, lad', and hotly, sore eyes, throat, amoili, and nose, noise in Vie ears, glair= dulae swellings in, the neck, deafness, dimness of sight ; strleturef., pains in the head and Ihi ttr, frequently mistaken for rheurAati'un , wenhoess in the kuees, swelled aneic.;; &c. ore 5ynt0.,,,,, 1 ve s ,:ch oppeio. )'ear.; after, and top often curblt ters the matrimonial state. Nirssss. Cooper and Co.,are consulted daily by all ranks of people, from eleven till eight precisely, a n,i give advicc • gratis, on Tuesday, Thursday, and Sunday mornings, till twtle private . door tuund the. corner. [ PnrcE SE IL . i12.1c.;.L7.. ' - ' • .. • . . ,• . this Day tra s T• , In `ctavo,ftlie Tliira EditantiF, price• Its. boards, HE PHARMACOPMA .of the IWYAf _COLLEGE of'l , l 1 YSICIANS. of I.ONRON, NLIA:CC.IX.. Translated into English, with Nates ' &c. By Wier-1.111.13 TOWELL, N.1:1). '. Fellow of the C:olie,:e; P . yiirian to st. Bartholomew's, arid the - Magdalen doslsitals, &c. Zice Printed for Longman, Hurst,• Rees, Orinei and Brown T. Paternoster-row. ' , TO THOMAS TAYLOR, EtsiQ. No. 9, New Bridge-street, bunion. New urn tit r, Edinburgh, March 18. 4.BEG lave to informyon, tliat ever since ttte - year 1790, I had ,been afflicted with the Lues Venerea. i••• Which, from Its obstinately resisting every course of nit dici'ne prescribed bk . the most eruirfent of the faculty here, aad dergoing several severe courses of salivation, and twice dis. chargert.from the llospitafl with slain relief, would apkear . toi ,be of tliit most inveterate nature. In the spring of last yi,:te nay disorder luid.).rot..to . sult a head, as nearly to put a period to my existence—l had a large ulcer on the crown of thy head, one on each arm', aifd my legs we: e out iii a frightful nit:utter; toy right win., dreadfully p finful, and hid been in a state of Ulceration ritr the last seven years; my left bad al44_ two large no:les oo it, was very much discoloured, and goCe me ;nett 'exeruei,itiug pain, particularly when warm •in sled, as dearly to deprive toe of ; in this lamentable state, I was recommended by Mr. J. Thompsou, (wkoi received great a•curf. ,, by thein here), to tali(' your Lealie'S Patent Pills, which I be t nwlo - flo ail the 46th of May ; it) Vie coaN.c. of 3 fortlifg•lst I iir4rin to Teceicte little. mote than a month the ulcers on my head and arms Were 9-01:nd ly healed— soon after, the s.fire, ;in my legs healed ako ; leariug,• ever, 'considerable discolouration in the skin, and pain in the hone of the left; which, by the blessiag . Of God, and a little long erlpersveefince in your . invaluable Medicine, sahisiled ; • the nodes disper,;•ing, the skin fegalaing its ::atur ul hue, acrd the'horturivi . l Pains graditailN goiirg ecame, by your liberrt advice and medicine, perfectly free from ail my former 'ciiinplaints—lfave recovered my •fortner slid strength, -arid an! becomejoily and fat,•tii kvliieh tate having continued many months to the astonishnient Of all'who'lminr. me," ani at a 10005 in what terms tin express my gratit hut . beg Toil, for the goal of other sufrOtiog mortals, toonake this my crisem's public as possible, as i shall sit zvery,Ocia. shut ; in so doing you witl greatly oblige ' your grateful, olledlent,veryhdmble servant, , ALEX. MURKER. Swann's Close, High-street. Edinburtill. _ _ Prepareo and sold by the sole Propeietor, THOMAS:PAY LOH., Member of the Royal Colic of l.:urgeons, at his honse, No. o, New Bri.k;e-street, Leiniton;.Wliete,, after, a constalit rusid , ome of more tlian 38 years, in a practice parti calmly directed to the cure of Venereal Complaints and , those iocidental to , L th.e. Parts of Generation, with that inviolable secrecy which men Of his professiOn should always observe in such cases, he clatters binvelf the advice and assistance he gratnitously administers to ptirS'onS taking this Medicine, wilk bc esteinieil,hY a discerning Pubii4 as as adraitage tel attainable, and voitluf all atnbiguity. Also sold; Wilii•S'appointoient, for the convenience of those living . at a distance, .at the Perfumer's, No. 35, St. Athau.s. g strea;Pall-ivall; the Tovihop, No. 103, Oxford-st ree t ; M r . Disboruuth's, No. 7, 11;h-s treet-hill; Mr. Baxt er ' s , S out h- M ' Donald, Jeweller, Glas ow; . 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Taylor, No. 9, New Bridge-street, to imitatft which is Fidoey, and all oh lets are counterfeits. .sc ' / A- ~..c..., , far •,!,41, : -. , ,, i , . p ::: '.4 0,4 P: ' )11110 — wi Tor: ~, MATRISION Y. ‘4IARRIAGg should be the foundation Or social happiness, which is often distarbed, throurjh the parties that torus the union not taking thnge precautions iu t r~~~ `~i u ld3ttiecu~r•e„thens tare enjoyment of that gnat do- •y adoration _to the. shrine of teedlocwbiorp' th e tainted by disease, or debititated by a certh . tiVnon has .bee at au early age, a renovation of stability previous - to enterit4t that state is indispensibly requisite to revile the slumbering sparks of life, and to re-animate the system. For no dis orders have contributed more essentially to destroy Hymeneal happiness than those which are the consequence of uoguarded . plealure. It was this consideration which induced Messrs. CURIIIP. and CO. • for these last Thirty years; to direct their st,t4lies and attention exclusively to the treatment and cure of .cite Venereal Disease, and the disorders arising therefrom: as also to that derangement of the system, producc,i by the destructive habit of the incansid4erate • school-boy, 'which, brings on those distressing DEBILITIES and DEFICIEN .CI ES that prevent or embitter the Matrimonial state. The successful result of their plan; gives them additional ardour to oppese the ravages of theSe complaints, iOtich are the most important in thu catalogue of Itrtman infirmities. It lielFives every person elui hits indulged in this solitary vice to seek re lief by consulting Professional Men of eininenee and honour, to which Messrs. CUIIItIE and Co. claim the sanction Qf scholastic authority, as well as the testimony of uncontra •dictial facts. Its professing the cure 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 t Royal Colleges of SUrgeons of London and Edinburgh. Slight and recent cases of F-yphilitie infection are radi cally cured in the shaft. space of two days. 'Those of ,the most - obstinate, duration, such as olostroctionS, lave terate strictures, pains of the hones, glects, &c. are per,. • tuanently and speedily cured." Several Noblemen and Gen- , tlemen of the first respectability have been under the care Of Messrs. Currie and Co. for the removal of complaints of tho. • UFO Itra,.St rictures, Este.; and having received a radical anti_ permanent cure, request that references may be made to. them as satisfactory evidences of the decided superiority 'of 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 Sur ' geons of equal eminence; who attempted their cure by the application . of the lunar caustic, Without success: Messrs. , Currie aud Co. , have selected the following letter from tha many they are daily receiving from Gent•lenica, returning them' thanks for their restoration to sound and vigorous health. It was sent to them unsolicited, front the sun of a Noble . Earl, - who had laboured under this, distressing anti • painful inalady . forten years : he had been under the care of 'several Surgeons of professional eminence, none of ',epoch. afforded him permanent relief; but trout the superior me thod of treatment adppted and pursued by Mehrs. Currie and Co. he received a radical cure in the short s;,lce of one motttlt. " 141 U. " To Dr: GUIthlE, 107, Hatton-gams: t, " Lord -- feel's' great p;casure in communicatinz to Dr. Currie the•perlect re-'esfahlishment of his I;eAlth, in con sequence of his mild and admirable. treatment of Slrictures in the Urethra: . He may u,dd, that he has not for many years enjoyed so tauch,comfort and; freedom from pails ; isnot he eutes tains no doubt of Isis having, obtained, through his skin and attentiou, a perfect and radical cure of that horrid win- . plaint. As he vas nut a stranger to the manner that others treated trial a l i l u t t h a e j tets°t"etigriihe 's to t platy in ispower, tributefroth of app u ' '; e fA t i r is Dr. Currie which he . sensibly feels, and shall ever be suus . t ready and willing to.aeknowledge." By an early application to Messrs. Currie and Co. the pa tient will useape the pain, danger, and expense of a long and tedious attpudance upon less experienced practitioners. MAIMILD WOMEN, who have long been disappointed int their expectations of a family, may be assured that in most in, stances: such defects arc Cu; able by medical skill land although the removal of such impediments be ap object •t•dpubt and uncertainty with Oitiem, yrt the cure of such defects, by t h e gradual ‘ progress of renuvatioup is the aczluiretact4 of their experience. lrssrs Currie and F•_a3. may rte consulted by pttients of either house, No. 1Q7,, Hatton-gardeu.. t Sett, , v;th the grc 3test secrecy and bonouri. Itt their Patients in the Coun tr y , dvscrihing the particulars of their Ad. vier an i lediines, the satne wtll be given or sent to any pare sL •