The Sun. — London, England, 1815-05-29 00:00:00

..~,''~' (We l rri) tiff the rtb ° " g t o II hat ce't I• e i r l I pel f ' „we / C° l) )I.°r' 7(1111 1 P lirl , i i 0 o` ll ts 'l5 )o , l lr . _ ,I,:ii PATitE ROYAL, COVENT -GARDEN. •ii,-‘lp .1 -I.),RI7,SENT . EVENING, May 29, will e ,Ql:fr.n.,l,td the Trav,-erly ,\T I, - Zev,.3.:,, mr. I l!: li. ci :tiVizl . isr,7l .:; , vnt, ()weal. Ait,r Lich T:liz .i.'fltt. " IVN t E 301,: WAR p.", `...., LAS i' I.NDIA HOtisS," May 4(i, 19t5. .• , tilt 1.901t . i‘ of DtRECTO,iS of the UNIT- Trtz, . El) eQ: , ii> INY • IVIFRCH ANTS of ENGLAND ~,,. . i- . of . _ . IciNG to the Emr INIALES do hereby give Notee. I'l l , f v l , a 'GENERAL COURT of the said COMPANY b, !a ll Et their liouie,' ia I .eadenh.all-stre e t, on FRI t : IT ' tile 9tli .TEINZ Next, from Eleven °T hick in the Fore. di ne Inuit 1i .l the Eveui , ,K, at the desire of more than rirli; ,itittors, to Ball u t ,n the folllwing Questions, viz. 1---- That Air. TiIONIAS URAL - lAM, late a Civil if *4 t Utl t h r... Li i.nr, i E , tablisbnient, be allowed the Sum of Qee '''' - , i, vo, 'tab .- - Went ) - five Thoutand Sicea Itopees, fur lung, I. ~" I ' * l' ''-, P.u'l tlel-atowledged Servic..l in Indin, and as a ''''' '-`;'' ''' to , ' ile. l : - .; 1.945.:-: ';' . ....invi -6 :'::'- , :r .fir • ... . 3"...,. .1 . 0 .. ~ • 4 nw (t) ' - ' 7 : ,; fat lu c, u?idsratir,n tit" tbe ration 3 ackn ,F, 't Alla valuable Services of Lieut.-Colonel WALKER" t.e14..,,, ~ • . " % reit oti account of the loss he incurred in return slug ft. '" C oYlon to Ilonihav, and for short payment in rc .4:!'" i) iziterest on the Arrears restored to him as Political 'No- tilt at Paroda, the sum, of Bombay Rupees 20 ,030, i n „ fall of all ciainiS on any accouat whatever, atid that the s44l e bt Paid t. Li,ltt.-qu'lontl Walker, in this county at. I, i , .4t rate ef•i2s.u. the ltunec." A nd t that Copies of the i•apers relating-Jo the cascs of )41. Grz:ltato ;aid tient.-C,_ %mei Walker are open for the pc t44l of the prt,p',-i,,•!, t this House. '---......__________ JAMtS 001313, Secretal 4 lIP. I•fl returns the Public his grat•Pf,ilThauks t 01,;.t.r thy distinguished preference given to his Olliccs..4y, 'I„`NLL, atni. &, CHARING-CaOSS, in the. Lotteries .tlil"4"iii.iii.v.iiieli hit Sold all, the THRES. PRIZES of t, b • l t, ~i'Y 1110' US 1, 130 UNl3ti I! I lksides I.••ti other he r m ::. ts 's : a f,e,w Shares of which' renit.an Unc: . itill•eft, bat will T. ,pai d ()a (Itniatit! (whenever preserr,e(:), or exuhat , o,;:tid f . o: Itiott, ii rititliiitres in theNEW Lorv2:ity,of. is,bou 1 it.lset., titt ortoin. lt)th JULY. St-he:nes, with partieulars, (.bad ;it bot'i of .Th.l--1' JULY.. ; Fortutiate Otliecsy No- ' l, ',INIIIL,.o t 1), ClAltl:NG-t-lIOSS• ~.....„....., VILAND GOLDEN LOTTERY. AllllOl,l, - Um/tractors xitii Govern it,,,brilialiciytiiitel Ic'tii_lite. I. t , t eilti„, i j o u ,f ,, ,r tilt tosoi.ic,..- Lottery, i . slicc`, to Ily claim the ros. the Nl•..ki' Sl:ti E... 11 1 7., wi:,co, for tt,.. , Tr er vet , , -at'. P.,-11,S, they fetl conbdence in saying: . 4 , ii , ,,,,, , ~uteft eq;:alled ; and solicit a coatinuance of Ititr,F,,st. I.),,,tronz:gc: the I have ' received for nearly . lorty 1 Prizes of /..40 000 a the titatt Lone:. — L.3r1,000, ./":20,000, _ i or.lalv, lats, Be g id Yto begin 19t1 tVIII4 wil l be " 12,000 GUINEAN, . Paid ill c:OLD witimat Deductlon. • .... , f, 'SCHEME. :-''• °• • . ••-' • • 1 90.,,J , ,,,, ~„, z.,re. . • • L•I'P ,01 0 ......, . 1..... '••• • • • • 5.250 ........... ~ .. ... 5,250 S, ••••••• - • • • • • 2 ,000 ........... . ..... 2,004 5 . •.. ••••'•• • • • • .. 1,050 ................. 9,150 4 . : ... ••• - • . ...... 1,000 .......... ........ ,00 is . •'••• • • . • . ...... 525 ....... ...... !..... 2,100 .. 210 ............... 2 ,100 120. ......... ...... 100 ................. 1 , 6 00 1 ,4,0 . '• • • • • • • .......... SU ........... , ... .. 1,300 •0 0 1,:, • • • • .. ... 15 o . , .., ..... . . .......... 22,500 .........„. " " ,4 3 t. irst Day 1.0 each. 14 ,00 0 ~.. ............ 15,000 .:________. ,900 Tickets. L.1,-,0,000 'l'l le • Fi rst ----. , 20,0001. win . hare 10,4001. more, making Til t e A Prize of 30,0001. 'ecaud-drawn 20,00 M. will have 2 0,0061. more, making Il e Fiat. - , A P.ize of 40,0001. drawn 10,0001. will iliiVe 10, making 0001. mo re , A Prize of 20,0001. I'6 l , ,_ PRI ZES TO BE PAID IN GOLD. - Ten rirst-draw - ri Bhu.k s th e First Day will each rev : i v; 20 U Guineas in (ion], makin g '' B OG ; iumeas in G o ld :\ ''BOG , T he Forr-drawn 7 , .',.:ze the First Day will receive at 6 pip,`", Ten C. Guine.as in Gold ! will th, and Fifteen:li Blanks, th e S econd Day, each rteeive 'OOO Guineas in Gold, making • 4 ilerw„.' , ..... 4000 iittilleils in Goic!! . ti. -4"eti,)l-hirtietli Fortieth, and Fiftieth di an•ri Blanks, hit ' l I-4Y will each receive 50.0 Guineas in Gold, making • .2000 Coin-T i'l Gold ! 411.1:11ecoKFIYS and SLIAILS r a ' r s e ' n , ow oti Sale i at C ) . \: 11 1 1.41.02 1 .1_. ' .l‘l ttF,i ,s- () , Iti ces, No. 7, COKNL ILL, arid c-6, 1 .... tto, ''' W"el'e all Bitsiness in the Politic Ftinds is trans '-----„L5z.................._ t N.EiV, GRAND SCHEAIi• INll:,:(tCpteltAl fill:111)8° ' ciIOOD. LUCK . , . 1 on bukst tractors with C 'N' and Co.. ..uvernment 10 . 1 the ustung . AVERY fir'? •5cH,„..7 solteit the attention of the Public to the 11 thei r i n 4‘vi , ,%., winch they. have nine the honour to 6 . 0/1111.. , it a coullic(tion, in the confident cxpectatiun that it will "Y hav • • "I " ; thee of' that disting•nishd Patronage winch t•aet s. L nlvatiabi Y received in their fornier numerous Con- triz e • ,L • 10 ,000 —1 —3O ,COO-1, ,OCO, -,,`'‘'ttery to beo•in 1901, of Jul }, L. 315, 'Which w.,,4.ides .1.2,000 at:INEAS, 44 Paid in GOLD wit iiGut Deduction. SCHEME.. ' • • ' ' • • • • • L 4 0 , 000 arc T. 60,000 •• • '••• • • • 10,009 OO,OOO •••• • •, • • 2,000 2,000 1,051 3,150 1 0 :. • •"••• • • . 1,000 5 •• • ..... . 52;'; 2,000 1 A ,0 • • .... 210 O.l O OO so • • •••• • " • • 100 1 ,COO 1 ,U kSl; . --"" . .5 ............... - 21!:.05.900,0 n., _ list Day.. s l , l: e ut c i. . l. itii.et s. 10 each • • • L.1:50,000 fli ,1 'rst-drawn 510,0001. will have 1 1 0,0001, more, maki 'e Serond-drawn 20 A 0e P o r l ize „ V i Co ba 0 , 0 e u ina.:.ng 20 ,0001.m0re, I 1 l'ile Pirst-drawn 10,0A00Plri z u e: il ° 1 f .11°t;7°110.,0001. more, making dra ZE Ti le A P, ir e o-t. 20,0001. ~, S o LE PAID IN. GOLD.n T , 4ett,rirst Plitw Blanks 11,e First Day will each rt,cui . N . e , ' 200 Guineas in Go!d, malting 'll, ,-.. 2000 Guineas in Gold l • . , ill receive .._ •e.4ortietli-drawn Prize the First Day a e kli'e pitui, ,i,ell.h, §100(1) (-I.iiriileastipi.g,..°lll, iti Second Day, will - eacli receins•relo'oto( G en i l tii i ieas in Gold, inalsink; T 11,,,,, 3000 Guinea's in Gl drawn Blanks, 12''''llittli,Thiriittli 'Fortieth, mid Firtieth 1--- 'filird aY, Will'ea' eii rvivive 500 , Guinta to Gold, • . malting • . ‘ O\ `P lci, - p.,,,, 2000 Gainers iii. Gold l, RICHARD , (:(;',.‘''';loil SIIARES are now on hale at.....,3, _ en - itili,,,,i ,'(,")ICK, and Co.'s ()dices, Bank-h,""• 0) ‘-' 1 4 “Ici lli; th e 4iipbr's -mews, Chating-cro3s. - r „. • - y R WEST's LUST ..L7 JECTED, hic SECOND PICITBE of CltaNT Hi,ALING and the DESI"SiNi of the (AU CIFIXION of 01.71, SAVIOIT, with sereciii SKEICIIES, are now Exhioitingat No. i '5, PALL-MALI., nei..r,Carltou , Houle, every day ('outlay: erree'vt%nli trout Teu in the Morn ing till Six iu the livening'. By Orden, ciiAALFA smAta, Secretor'''. T"' NEW, GALLERY, CD . . Pail Mall; THE HIsTORIC GALLERY, 07,..na1 Mall, are NOW OPEN' to the PUBLIC,rbe Muoi!icelt coLLEcrtoN of PICTULtES belonging -to LUCIEN BON.-- PARTE continues on view at the first of these. to be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRA t:T, ind :—And the GILINI) ALTAR PIECE, by G[ 7 E/VANO, and one - fine Pieturus Drawings, at the Second, where, SitbscriLer's N,ttnes be - received to Mr. Sharp's large Engraving• nf The Daad Christ and Atiries. after thi: Picture by Antnhal Carracci and assn to • the Select Works of celehraten. Portraits, by Sharp, Heath, Rapliacl.Merghett, &c.—Acbuittiace to each, Ouc Shilliug. • THEATRE: OF ANATOMY, ' , `*.TWINE, &c. BLENHEIg sTitEET, MARLIVHIOUGIT r 7 7 7\ 11F., ZiNti; LMAIL42ES .1 at this 5C;1100L *ill begin on•1140M3.1I', June 5, • ',NATOMY, PHYsIOLOC:I', and SWIGELLY,' by ,Mr: daily, at Seven in the morning, Thetwy and P..actic.. of Physic !)y Dr; AGER daily, at Two. Cileinistry and Miacralogy by Dr. AGEB, every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday (beginning June 4i). at Three. Geology, Botany,'und Zoology by Dr. BRINE, every Mon day, Wednes:!ay, at Twelve. Three Courses are given every year. Further particulars may he known at Mr. Brookes, at the Theatre; Dr. Agee, Margaret-street, Cavendish-square; or Dr. Brine, 48, Great Marlborough-street, respectively.-1)r. Ager , ivill resume his Lectures on Almeria Medica iim October next. D,HELARD'S IMPERIAL TWiNE CLOTH. BY HIS MAJ '.SI.I"S ROZA/. LI 7 .Tri.RS pATss-r. Ne.conteaant pas de lin mais en possaint tuns lea agrimens. T HE Nobility, Merchants, aid froat Abroad, are informed, the above CLOTH fur Family - use, and for Sheeting, is suld, stamped with tin Patentee's name, number of the 1 -I (illses &c. in Cas,., - of thirty and sixty Pieces each, for Ealimla tioni and by the Piece only, from r. 15 to 5i yards each, tar the convenience of Indl idu ds, at 2s - .-2s. Cd.—anti ss. per 'yard, by the Patentee, at the Fast India ases, 16, Cheap;ide, and at no other House what:ver. as r'irail:tity and its econorn (being near ly half tl.. price of cumer Cloth) ; its singular conticeiveoess to healtu and pleas n;me,s of wear, totalt••• preventing theill effects' of the s-t ,h,ages of the Atmosphere; And of sitting or stall. •L;s aver active exerei,e, at-:• qualities which (-utters it inusellt tie to every intik idu•il, in every MIL:Le and Se,: are Waft , in s.4ths and Rua ars unequalled both for cumf , rt and eco nomy, and contain from tu.o to four pair eaca Piece. Gen tlemen in the Army and Navy, and Families travelling . , will find it of ;nenlculable benefit, it never imbibing the, damp atm The White Chints for Ladies' Dresses may be ontained as above, front Three to Four Guineas etch Piece, coittaining from three to four. Dresses each. India Shu India sin3lins for Gentlemens' Cravatts, - French Catubrics i &c. by the Piece and-Demy.—No. 16, Cheapside. BILE . . INDIGESTION, HEAD-ACII, EIttIPTION THE SKIN. 11 XPERIENCE has proved that the most effec." wit A Ileeteey discotered for the above Couipiaints, is t!ii• iito this Uuantry hy all entioent ci an , Ir..te or l!efigal, nde r tiz.e' dame of thrl4i,mr.--- . . , 7iia4e - al: BILIOUS PILLS.—Sir William Waltham, in a Letter datcU April 14, 181'5, states, that he has found them more effica cious than any Antibilions Medicine ; and the Per. Mr. 3.'P. Jones, of Oxford, asserts, that since he took them twelve months ago, he has remained entirely free from the afkection of the Stomach and Head, and Blotches of the .1,1;,:::,by which he had been previously 'a great sufferer; and that in every Case of the above Complaints he has recommended them, they hare proved equally beneficial. They not only carry off redundant L'ile, and offensive Matter from the Stomach, and Intestines, but superfluous Serum from the System, which is the cause ofet greiit variety of Diseases, particularly Erup tion of the Skin, Head-Ach, 'SiVeltittg, of the Legs, &c. &c. and arc therefore the hest Spring Physic that can lieempinycd. That their reputation may nit suffer by spurious imitations, the Sale is confined to Mr. Bacon, 150, Oxford-road; Mr. Harris, LuffgateAßl, corner of St. Paul's Church-yard ; Mr. LytrA, ManchesEr; and Mr. Belam, Portsmouth. TO THOMAS TAYLOR, ESQ, No. 9, New Bridge-street, London. HONOURED SIR, Edinburgh, March 18. if BEG leave to inform you, that ever since the year 170 c., I had been afflicted with the hues Venrrea ; which, float its obstinately resisting every course ot medicine prescribed by- h•! toast eminent of the faculty here, an] un several severe courses of salivation, and twice die ch-arge,rfront the Hospital with little relief, would appear to be of .the most inveterate nature. In the spring of last year my &solder hail got to such a bead, as nearly to put a period to my existence—l bad a large ulcer on the crown of my head, pate each arm, and my legs were broke out in a frightful manner ; toy right was dreadfully painful, and had been in a state of ulceration tor the last sevea years; my left had also two large nodes can it, was very much discoloured,-.ant g ave me such excrueVing pain, particularly when warm in bed, a nearly to i:eprive use of r. st ; in this lamentable state, I was recommended by Mr. J. Thompson, (who received so great a cure by them here), ta take your Leake's Patent Pills, which I begat' to do on the 26th of May ; in the course of a fortnight I be_:an to receive benefit—in little more than a asontb the.uleers on my head and arms were soundly healed— soon after, the sores on my legs healed also ; leaving, how ever, considerable ,liscolouration in the skin, and pain in the bone of the left, which, by the blessing of God, and a little longer perseverance in your inealaahle Medicine, subsided ; the nodes dispersing, tip.; skid regaitaing its eatural hue, and the nocturnal i ,ins gradually going thus became, by your iiherrladvice and medicine, perfectly free from all nay sormer complaints—have recovered my former spirits and •strength, and dill became jolly and f.tr, in which state having continued many months to the astonishment of all who knew me, I am at a los_ in what terms to express my gratitude, but beg you, fur 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. MIJKKER. Swarm's Close, High-;trot, Edinburgh. Witnesses to the above cure:— John Thompson, No. 3, New Poultry - Market, .Edinhurgl.; John Milntos!i, - Old Assembly Close, Edhiburgh. Prepared and sold ty the sole Proprietor, THONIAS TAY LOR, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, at his house, NO. 9, New Bridge-street, London; -where, after a constant, residence of more than 38 years, in a practice parti cularly directed to the cure of Venereal Complaints and those incidental to the Parts of Generation, With that inviolable. secrecy which men of his profession should always observe in such cases, he - flatters himself the advice and assistance he gratuitously administers to persons taking this Medicine, will be esteemed, by a discerning Public, as an advartage seldom attainable, acrd void of all ambiguity. Also sold, by his aapoiAtment, for the convenience of thos* living at a.distance,- ;4t the Perfumer's, No, 3a, St. Alban's. street, Pall-mall; the Tayshop, No. 103, Oxford -street; Mr. Disborongh's, No. 7, Fish-street-hill; Mr. Baxter's,: South bridge Edinburgh; Mr. Mq)onald, Jew e ll er , Glasgow; Mi. Callwell'S, Dublin ; and, by one person in every considerable town in Great Britain :hid Ireland, its beiges of only 3s. 9d. h r ieiy persons, stamped, ) talsl sealed up with fall soul plaid direthons, c of either sex may cure themselves ease, speed, secrecy, and safety. N.B. Every Box, sold in Great-Beitain is sealed asp with a stamp, on which, by favaur of the Commissioners, is printed at the Stamp Office--- . 7, "'aylor, ISO, 9, New Bridge-street, i to imitate which is FcLO:4 - , and all others al l, counterf_ts. .0 iti DAY A. ' Z, • " - *." • --Tv7 . f 1Y 29, !8a I. . • • HAVDON's CELN(3ItATEts- - O . t) MENT L SOOMoN it Nti? . ,V • 01.)!. 7 .N !stro'r!:in_ till Eight 13 the .:I;veniiig, at the 11.00.48, •Corner .Niclliqy's Lei‘elter-squai ~—Atiotittanee Is. (.%ttalokti, (hl. titE:'7" - f and ME •. EY. CON 7 2/NTRY, and SWAN' AE CA N. 414, C:EIELiEI \, - and GOMMER. C 1 4;:t SALE-ROOM S' .A11.7' S. • TG BE . SOLD BY .A.Vr.TION, 1;y 'Mr. SCOTT, ou FRIDAY, Jt/ric 2, at TwelVe the Hart, unless previously diSpt , ed of by Ilt'ivat'e Contract, ::AND TRUN - 1., 'Five Srlares, dividing per '"hare per annum Coventry Ciria;, Two Shares, 4.W : Swangea Canal, Ten Shares, 10. al! dear t)ividend, ; T.C.enn4 and Arrt, and Laocagter Canal, Copy raerFial Saie Room, Chelsea Water-vorks, and :Alas A_Anr anee SharA. • . Particulars at the New Hotel, Birminghatn. t ,n..: hfart and 'f Mr. Scott, 28, New Brlde-street,' L anion. BIBLE SOCIETY. -,..i •1' it' 71t)li..L1t.i. , p,ri.:t: ihree SI ;wilt's . . ! . ii EV! EW 4:Air. NORRI6's. ATTACK urit. , n . . ...—. the BRITISti and FOREIGN_ BIBLE SOCIETY. nc dic ' tl, by permission, to thu Right ltev. the Lord iliihop of St. - rid'.. • By the Rey. WM. DEALTRY, lI.D. F.R.S. R or of Clapham, and •13te IlloW of Trinity College, .Cambridge. i'''ri' :- 'naon : Printer( for John Ilatchard, Piccadilly; and sold by .tti r 11. Seeley, Fleet-str'eet. ._....4_:. ..,..........._._ • , . , I.::tely published ? ! handsomely printed in four large Octavo Volumes, pri,•.: in boards 21. Bs. • CcOnAIE.NTA RIES on the LAWS of MOSES, By i.f'.'late Sir JOHN DAVID MICHAELIS, K.P.S. F.R.S. lifrssor of Ph;lo , ophY in the University . Of Gott ing•en. sited fi An the German, by the Rev. ALEX. SMITH,iII •-• ...Minister of the Chapel of Gmioch, Ab, rdeenshire. ~,,.. it ed for F. C. and J. Rivington, St. PAul's Church-y ß r'd ; l•b an ' oginan, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Br own , Paternoster rot! - ~. 0 ' om may he bad, Dr. Marsh's Translation .of Sir J. D. Mielrilis's Introduction to the Nev Testnnent, in iix. vul3. , Bv6.,price 31. Ws. This Day was published, in 81'0. price 7s. boards, V)E DESOLATION'. with softie other Poems. By MAT'I'UEW WELD lIMITSTONGE, rs q . Il ifited for Lo:lgniati, littest, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pa terooster-row, London; M. N. Mahon; (4. P. Archer; and „J. Cunnui,!ic, • Of wh+,m may he had, by the same Author, Marion of Drym nagh ; a Talc of Erin, in Two Cantos, is Svit: price 7s. boards. GAS-LIGHT. i . . . . This Da's. was published, PRACTICAL TitEArISE o;i GAS-LIGHT; . . ±V exhibiting a summaryDescriptian of the Apparatus and M-chinery hest calculated fur manufacturiugCarburetted H y dr ez-n, or Coal-Gas; :tad the Methods made use of for mi plyiug• it as a Substitute for Candles and Lamps, to illuminate :e :.ts, Hoses, and Matiofactorits: with Reinarls iris the U tv,. Sofety, and gegeral Nature of this new Branch of C . ' hcotainy. $ A •, , By FREDERICK ACCUM. __-$ ' u3tratrd wit!) seven coloured Plates, showing the struc - tuf -, , if tie iarg,er and smaller - apparatus, now made use ot4o , manufacturers and private inth-iUttuals. _ ... London : Printed for R. Ackermann, 101, Strand : and sold by Messrs. Longman and Co. and Messrs. Sherwood anti o. •Patertiostcr-row ; and Mr. Hatchard, Piccadilly, price its. ADVICE. WHEN Men of Education and professional skill. use persevering* endeavours to disLver the, most safe and certain method of treating a few prevailing Diseases, the snecessfol result of their experience is the hest proof of sureriority. Encouraged by the uniform success attending their pecu liar method, which 11„tbeen confirmed by the experience of many years in a large and extoksive practice; sensible also of the happy effects resulting to the 'public from medical glen continiogni it attention to a certain class of Disorders, Messrs. GOSS and C ?• Members of the Royal College of Sur geons in London, have sedulously devoted their attention - for these last Seventeen Years to the study of those Disorders widen so frequently embitter, and too uiell prevent, that ill estimable Felicity. Tue numerials.ap plications they have hitherto reedved from persons of the 'first diAinctioni and the uniform success atteading tlii it su- I perior music of treatment in such complaints, induce them thus publicly to offer their :....istance.- - In all cases of DEBILITY or DEFICIENCY, whether re= sultio ,, from the ton frequency of participating in the gaieties of fashionable life, the nabounded indulgence of libel tinisin, or a SECRET SOLITARY HAIIIT. which weakens the energy of the mind, and destroys the flower of youth, by .pro ducing STERILITY its the one sex, and IMPOTENCE in the littler, they otter a safe and permanent cure.' To those who, from .such complaints are prevented enter ing into the marricd state, and asnamed to seeltrelief, brood over their infirmities in silence,lit must be consoling .to know, nowe , et difficult or inefiecttuit the Cllre May be'deemed by other Practitioners, that by a renovating. and infallible method they may he restored to a sound and vig'orious. con stitution. A certain Disorder, frequently contracted in a moment, of indiscretion, and - every species of Venerial Infection,' by a' mild and never-failing mode of treatment, is speedily and ra— dically removed, without restraint in diet or exercise, as also STRICTIJRES of, the Urethra and CLEF:TS, which they arc enabled to cure in a spurt period, without recourse to the painfully dangerous effects of the Caustic ; references of which can be given to several Noblemen and. Gentlemen-of high respectability, who have been cured in a very sboit period, after having laboured under strictures fur many years. Tv MARRIED FEMALES, whose expectations of those tender pledges of connubial happiness have been defeated, it say also be a pleasing reflection to know, that by a proper perseverance in their remedies, the general health is reno vated, and the impediments removed. Messrs. GOSS AND CO. exelnsively professing the cure of these particular complaints, - in order that they =quint be marked by a mistaken few, with the obloquy so justly at tached to the Ignorant -Empiric, think it but justice to them selves to state, that they have , been properly educated and initiated into every brunch of the profession (certificates of which, from various Hospitals, and testimonials from the highest professional authorities, they have to convince any inquirer). That a residence in the warmer hemisphere of our eastern world, as wsll as in tither parts, emboldensthem to assert, that th e i r researc lk s having been confined to dis eases already enumerated, they hold out a certainty of reno vation to such as may labour under the debilitating effects' of a life passed under the torrid zone. And further, that hav• inghad opportunities, in their professional capacity, of forming an intimate acquaintance With the coostitutiona I habits of SEA FARING PERSON'S, they offer to them the best assurances of immediate relief; that the success resulting- front Ltheir endeavours first induced them to quit- tho practice of ifire ge neral Practition e r, an d th e y pr e sume that their iirvtensions constitute a fair ground for the unprecedented confidence with which th ey h ave, b y t h e P u bli c , b een so liberally poured. To be consulted at their house daily (personally, ciltylet ter) by Pati ents of EITHER SEX,' with secrecy, delicacy, and attention. Patients in the Country arc requested to state the.parti culats of their case, age„ wanner cf lie;ng, a remittance for Advice and Medicines; and the Reme dies will he given nr foretardod to aav rart of the tiingdoni. ( - 4048 and Co. SurgeorA, Bouvrit-street, Fleet-street. ;May I, 0 4 ArL --- :: - 1t.;,) _ 1 , \-‘, ~,, , ,i , -..k.--.....kt.'"v4.- ~/ L.) .cci': ~I ~Jjrq Err-zreE axPr.;•: - cr-riA T. FP.F,NNY. ~.,..,~ ~.,j i. ] S' .N :/frt 6 Thursd4,•t4r It.E.EK•4, .realng.i . royers,...rn,d treat SIXII 17N of , E.':6 41'f I 56/b. pr Ser Vier r 7 Y/ ,- • I,at L 1:;(1 11 7 iLLTA1I • 1:1?,ti to • ' ' for hi, Dz- -- • otc . w7l/, Inicrest ,fl, ~' ~ .zyn rek6tr.l J u la to which the 1' i? s' rte' in woo Lrt 1 : 'Mat delivere,l lhfcre • ..Ticfloc o'Cit;de the zwid the I:t of lune ncxt o itcr . unle6:N Pr,r.von who t; I cider, or SOnlf: Peoon o c hid behalf, cztiodds, to antwer 7t' e for; " cf thc CC:! 1 )71 ct t .1,•• 02):C*7 et. l'r.t.clitouth. ' ct .Ice T tj..-11, I, G- OEII - CE, 2..rry 1 61$. • V 1! 11 AI IS ERS for iCTUA TN a Ilia 3f.1.7E.57 . 1'S her,'hmt y Nolire, ThO: riterfau . , the Gth. o 1 June n;. , ..ct, they triil he 2., to reeeire seeded Up,- and I:Tat with , s2;eA Persorsas vndertahe In s u ppl ll (on four sepurdte Con tracts) the following. sPeeies'of VICTUALLING to Ills jesty's SM;2s and 1 7 cosels.-at Me Places Undermentioned, viz. .At Jamaica New Providence At Ditto . At 13arrmthle 3 and Antigua Sea P;, At liAlifax, and Quebec. Sea Povisions, ion: , during the space of Twclre Months tertaZn, from the 17ti Of .Slotember next, caul j'arther ; until Si.r':2lfonlhs warning shall be given for the termination of the re-prfti , ..c. Contracts ; the Conditions of :nay be secs at the .3(:fsretnry's . , . regard will 'u' haft to an!) Ten,Ter in wLicl the Price shall not,be zr.nids at lenkth, shall WI le deZ;vcrecl to tl'a Board before ()lee o'Cloeh en the said the 6th June 2zei:l, nor nnlee. the Person 7, 1;6 4n4R.: the Tender, or some Pecson on his bebrilf,- utterer.'', to answer „tied for w illany , Muter that ici.:(:ins e.-etta.. itga lit 7riCe.:s' upon some article.", cnd pi•;,; the real : , alzie vprin t;thrrr, br et!irsid,:ted - as ,vr , ...pcf• to in j't cd. , . . Each . n n also lie arcompa4ied by a :, , Iter,sighcri by two responsi:de ?crawls engaging to. - berome kand with the_Partg tead:Tiag , its the Penal-Sain of 1000 1 foe the due verf6rinaace of the Fre. Beef ontraet, and of 15i000l. each th..• thrie. Sea Py•or.:q.s?l,s Contracts. DE PTFORD 170171.1.1, ONG-17,1RD, May 1815. rriIFSE . ttie to give Notice, that 6a r rllcr 67,4 of 3zczi, at Ten o'Clock wiNe c.. posed .to PUBLIC 3.11,E, at.his7llyjaty-s rirtual ling-Yard, sundry Ltts of Vie ift.4 to:ti.ig unservice able Prr;vivions and Stores, now liingh tAe said Yard, viz. ' Flour, Raisins, CurraPt, Rice, Pc:ts'e, Oatmaal, Callavances, Bakehouse Sweepins, tuttcr, C!l , ese, Vinegar, Bej, Pork, and Suet; Leager, Butt; Puriclnn, Hogshead, Barrel, Half-!mgshead, Rundlet, 'fierce, and Irish 1"3. , .: - rel Staves; Wine Pipe hi)'d Wine Hogshead Stares; Flcad;pg , tight and dry Fire Wood; worn-nut Cobpers"fook B a gs and Rags, Pea Sacks, Malt Dust, Bic. &c. • • A Deposit vf 251. per cent. is to be mark' upon the amount of eetch,l,6t at the time r/ . 7 1 .2 le, and the remainder (f'the par ehase-money paid &foie the Stores etc re . mOeed, for which purpose a period of worhinK days - will he iillowed from the day of sale, - 4 Buyers particularly observing, that not less than one-half of the quantity to he taken a?,:ury from the pre7 212i.VC.;' within the first seven days, and thereaminder in the scree following days, otherwise the de, ,, osit no,qey will be finfeited, aiul the Provisions or Stores remain, the property of the Grown, as no extension - el time wi.U, on any account, be grunted. OFFICE OF ORD:j.i.VCE, Nay 23, 1815. HE Pte/NC/PAL U FI XERS of His MA. JF,STPS weDNANcE do hereby give Notice, t Proposals will be received their Office, inTall-Tall, on or &fort:: ll'erinesday, the 21st ditycAigne 7i - eA j;•ont such Pe;sons as may be willing to undertake Me Supply VCOALS„ Service i3ithi.s Department, for a period of One Year front the Ist of Ally: The'Coals inust be of the descriptitn denominated Main, Eig.hton Maar, or equal thereto in rinality ,and good nesa, and be rt.,, , ah , ed to l i e deliveredfree' f every expence, except The King's Daly, eia,er on Allure or into re. , sets or craft at any place in the River Thames ; and at Faversham, or at any port or place ict tne River illeihray; and ut.vo, et the port ey Hampton, in g:e. Cwenty ofSussc.r, as mav be required. Farther Partit;e!ars, together 71 , 7 . 11. the 7crnrs end Condi tions of the 07,1,7110, ?nay be known at i:ze Secreta:.,y's 01,fice, L in Pall-ilfall afores.aid, any day between the linters and Finir 0•C1A1.., where the Proposals 'mist be dckicere4 scaled up, and endors<d, " Proposals for Coals," but no Pro. posal can be admitted after the swirl 9.lat day of Jape, at Twelve o'Cluck at _Noon of the sa,he Day; neither Will any Trailer be noticed, unless the Party making it, or an ;Igent • in his behalf; shall attend. By Order of the Boar:4 II; 11. CREW, Secretary. OLOM ON'S GUIDE to HEALTH is ad dressed to the afflicted with Nervous Disorders, to those suffering front heat or change of climate; and to those Wit la!mtur under weaknesses and 1.4 laxations, originating'in a variety of other causes, this Work is particularly recommend ed, and to thousands of people grown old bellire then time, it has - happily. !teen the otrans of reatvery of the mind a; wr•li as the body, and•exalted them fruit: a state of melancholy and despair, to,that of health, peace, and happiaess. Ail su,:lt shwild . seriously attend t J the 0!..,5i-rvatiait: anti tl)e (us de scribed -in " Dr. Sulomon't Ou;di.' to liealth, price 3,4., Said bv Sherwood, Neely, and J-Jnes„ F‘terittc:A-row ; and all Book*seller. ,' ~~