The Sun. — London, England, 1815-11-23 00:00:00

1 •t: - , k fl • ,;1,, . I ;": lA A i I - F r i rW r .,,,, 1 --' l, e''._ ‘l. - tW 7.7 , -;f-1 , 4 :1" , i i -- g :t ' tz-,..::--1 , Z., ... j 1 i 0 4 . -. ', :;-• . . , 4, v... 4.4 , ;.,,, ctg ._ I. . TEUBSDAY. NOVEMBER 181,5. Lr'arcr. NIYNI:BER 1'244 T SU N If, VI El -Av. 1 20, ISIS- This Day V.aF 1, - ;1.1,1 01:1 a fine t'ziper, prtes 4s. MAN for ['.lSll I'itIEST -ESL heitig a few pm:T.; ou the P.kS:'olt.ll., CARE, ro. the Vtiaii•ei• vi the Church ut Englatid; frota au Eh!r -, • - ' • • • I>rintcd fug F. C. and 3. Riiington, 6.2, St. Paul's Church-yat•il. NOTICE. &hereby given i that a. Session of gyel , and 7ei..22.iner and Gaol Pe3eei-y, for the Trial of Of fences coonnitted on, the high Gras, within the Jgrf7diction of the Admiralty of Eng - lancf,will be held at Justice ball, is the Old Baileo, : London,on,Tneaday,(he 19(hrf December next,. at Eight o'Cloch in..the Morning. ,11,z1RON. (No. C V I. ) NiEmnr.rts Or AN O!) WI c3:--Lame pricy Long:dn./1i Harlt,leen.i, On. e, and Brown. THtATR:E-I;OYAL, DRURY-LA."-1 • 17,18-P.RusENT 'Li:A/ENING 'Nov. 23, 1i3. 15, ' 'Hell Niztjesties' Servants will perform, for the first time, new ‘ Y V i; I 44 4' i lle 'l l 'To Fl\',D ) FitIEND. • The tel., m B•tr+l”v • Character's 'by ,N 1 r. aitcA, • . I ') r."° " thn, Me. Oxlmi'ry, Ale. Knight, Nits. arison, Miss Kelly, Nlrs. Sparks. . , lu Act 111. • A Somz' he i•tologue to be spokiri Epilogue by T 9 which sv,; 11 be added ;)30_tiirie) a new Farce, called kVEIo? OR, ti-lE'DOtiILE IMPOStIII - ti. I , oki( r Cliatactvr Imv Mr. Bartley, Mr. Wallaek, Mr. BarT tli s , , l‘ M r.. - Petiley;:Nl4:l-111iTeY,. Mullilen, Orger, Boxes an d Pl aces to he taken of Mr. Spring, at theltotanda, igirtotube rincip:ti Entrance of the Theatre, in Brydges-street, Tour, ,atin 'of whom may he, lAd,a. rtivate Box k""igntly)., Hot e is,;•,,l)ecorid. Price, •:3S. •(3.11, 7 --Pit,.;3s. q. ;. ,!.. - st : y.i ? nd 2 s -:—Lower Gallery, Cs.; Second Price, I S.--ipper gallery, Is.; Secimil Price. 64. 1),,,, i ,` e very popular Cc`, called Wlni':r Who r, Tne imposture, will be re-pea4ed.till bet notice. the Character of Ilajaztt, and 411 iltnnixt aplteai'auce as Miss linyilen, I , . Itr r ( , 1 : a Trip to ScarnorJugli, ;;f Whieh tail) no v:1 .--_ - -: -- - ROYAL, 111 1 i i'V''`hN(l' / N0v: 4 2;3, 18 15 , be 'pin . ed 118., Tra , :edY felt p••.RCY. ' t' I fid llr. 'C Kemble ; Earl 0 , or num K. ,t, , • • • • ~ ,1: 1 4,q , NIL. Youli g; 133 ymort• ; 311. tpt -e', I t ; her 4t.tt appear itti th t Cltartcteri t Ihetba, Miss Sey:oony• , • Alt,- •Ni .I ratiM (-• Tf - 11 2 . MILL FR ,ANIYI - lIS : , :ind o tt• ' F•ltern• Nlr. !Ta ra, • •."3 .• Itarlry ; Count Frederic k ; ; Mr. Abbott; Kelmar, iloyth ; Latfrett, Nliss Ca- p • i ' "'" Airs. 4e.el the..l3oxes to be taken of Mr. Brando„..at the froM'rentill Seconll Price ti(l.—Pit 3s. bd. ; St.conn t ice te e ,• "• e . r ( :;itilrry ;..:e•conci VIICC I,.—Upper Gallery Is.; Price } !e <. opisttel at Elalf-past and the Play • a,* r , evircd: Drarktat.ie () f.CY4 1 24 4avh!tv: .?e:er' • , t , t • ~ iiro,o4nout, with the must. unq Q•N uanlied appro bationand itttAetieitted 0.1 evei-e itigh • t'not. tippropliat ed. to • i "rh a • p... • ..onitawees. • ••••• I'll ziii Av; the 171-•at.latis . . l ,' ftom,ince of Cyrnotirt Avtth Ihe •?!.'aid.--0:1-)-11:1rit ay. the "I'l•tiguit•; of Thr,(ialoe:7 rt nr •— • ‘- ,;• s , • ';` sr e' ) ey Z;l1;s ti'2 ,- ,eilt•; with rl'lleForet of 1;on -64. •1.M,•.;. of ~ k lortturOs."---On Nlnittlay„ C..ymon; with uNt tiow) a bt:2; a of Ea t°. "i 4 l • of — llw V.flittger : Mts.:l-144 1. 1 .'N ) A •• ' • il itctti. 4 Conletikig in reliedrs'al; and will 'speedily be pro- 1•1,1•, r'd- . -4T LON AN - ORNI , and fx BRov, - N, IE I Itti•' • or • I A. Collcc , • Pjays. whieU :n . t: acted at the 'fllea. , tres 'lll l ,. ',. 'n ;t l i , "e , i`'•C;l l ...l,..it, Lind 1-I;t:rniarket ; prlatcd ornit r 1° oy: • tprulis,,:on .NljlA.l.,.ers, '14411'( " .- ' 16 ." c •Vitli.lt itt s 4 - 1 - a r phlt,:ll Critical . ltentarks, ' , rim, Nlr i s.NCIIIIALI). 'FA ;• royal 141 - ii; - ;; price noar i i • n,on ti le paper, wit ', r; ratts ;not or" - 13r intioard‘ . - - t t '" - • s 'lux ; b , ..•i: the Plays_contalt...ett in t .)' \work , which m st.itarateiv, price Is. each:-1. Spee i t r. 3. Wlteel •Of "Fortone. 4. Yarit z o. 6. I:llPe l ',a. 7. Pou:; - las r:tratrter. io. Country . Girl. I. a ul „ tist? 1-1 I . 14. 13"'Y • . - ;anllet. I,i. _it. clan • John ,8rri,1„...• Tancrett and „Sigi..stutuirla._ ie. Nl3chetb. 1:?. liOct ;1•rolit: 10r . a. 2 ° 21. Sueli 23. Love in a Vtiit4e. Itoadto „ ltuitt. 4. W.' ClittlekS.tii!C -Likvikk4 ‘, 2c -. • ~,f i,1d,, 0r . =29. Rine a yr ite,,,•;3o,..,loltvoin_g 11ri,le., at 32. All for Love. t\ - ay to . " .11 :tfulit t , •Sht- titrayi ro"Cothincr. - . 36. ILe Yl`! S 37. The Lev. lige. Lore for J.,o v ie. 3 Littill livr.nrl:r. orititanit,i.' 41. Jtw, .p,,,,,1,0gtt1i1-:1k1 Juliet. •;:•' 'Pk c I ,:arkless Husiptttd. 44. (....,trg.•?,. The 116 us r:itageot.. Onsvivus Lks We,st * lndian. Citsar Every On.e: 1 ?•? l'hok:, - , 11 ' 11 • 50. :n ~ it , j un „, wif e. , 51 . Th Tmp e et- t . • 2 5 . 3 : C itt . t)' 54 The Belles:ill - at:1* - ot 1 1, 11itc, • licerted liangllter. 58. First 59 ' c; " l)a ' t ' n ' as,:ns. I,ll ;r 6l ' °ll.L " 41. 61. Luly . '4 l aue,Grey-,.',...P, 3 ' • ',int Of notionr. b ~.t v ;7,4 ercln+nt o f I,• eo ico. t;8. IV; y . es zvt,ir• CunsLart pie. 71. ;school ot , ii,...,":"4, 4 edrit Njavry... 73. King Henry • • v. 5, a i nd . ,I 3 ur'i.t "t .„' 7 7. 1 7 1 c-r ()dicer.• 7§. COinitess of sa,,s- . 90.- Aftint fort.. 31. Conn( o f •CastiC. of Andainsia. 8:3. • I tlS'2; , “-Ai r ' it> A I - told trOltt!, fora lite...oa . hd. Si. WaY t;ttriat n!.l . liellf4. • •+i?; V.av to 'get Marl 'B7: 1 ,.. tt1al B a. Ea -vi AVarAiieki : 3 q. 1 . 4 3.\., 0 ; . vat0011... 91 , 'Zile. Wonder., 92. claris . so.. 84. King 1-lefily . IV. 'edit 95. I , lic Would and She \l'outd Not.: - e .tuconstant. 98. 'll l , :vas fO.r 10„, 100. • Know your own Mind. tat. 'King Rich:m.llll. .11.4 fi t } Henry IV. Part The Cia . a.tcter• Itll. The 1)1 1e: Werbi 21 6 5. , lite lf,tE) 10 7. "ne Provolte,i Husband. 109. The Chances. '11 ! • ,„rbe Distressed Mother. 110. The Beggar's Oper 4 4:, 114 tr,4 ',..Z4 , 11 1 , 0 n!et. ,. 11 , 2. "I' y(( . 1 „ Like , it. iti•lti c ogbt.. • 1.15. N.tilch Attu :Monti 1 :! ( . 1 9.P0 , •, ' • 11 . 7 . tech,, .5,.4e . 41. 11 3. t'otiieny or Errors. lititi fi l 'ane. Snrr l' elltler •,k• litotie of .- t 1•••3 Heir at law: 124.0the110.. " ` 4 'es • • • • AFIEI . I7. 1-I''i at the The l trLS Drur i ,y 7 , r • I:lSiticte.q!' Printed • tinder y s t)'•;k l f the Ila,ia - z.. t imt thee - Prouipt ' -"I j o g• Li 7 , 11.3.q. k r Tik:I I) , , 4 I ,P CE S *L .-1 1 ' 1' rtYali N , 1 11 re. ' ( "v , llg are contained in this ki 41,1. -an • of 'tl4lri 1i v41 0 1 4g - Jiays,7 icing "4 "" l'n tlio 1 4oenli . erg the,Dope,. 1 - I;lrtfot - d . Netic . y . Abbey. i,DZ''` e . Gate. - L o a %j ( t Key' 'lhe Register Otliee. !Lie The Critiz.„ The $11:t111• itt. viLto_ _s Irish NX ido l . . The'Manir. 1 4 11c, .. 1 ) 0 r "' l . L t ,, , et I be Liir. The . Tlte .lew and the. ST; ( 7 O - T beti; - islttnan Prisoier.at ;.urg e. i'artner. The • 1.14 0 01 and „o YOUr Bow. Au' the World's 'a Stage. :!fte.r , (.In 4 t., ' 46 n4- -Pett - tultio.. Mss in at:r, It 4115.. c r - Thy.• . d .. - Ti „ :11, rn l aj ~1-11. c .C)... 1 ;•, : ne • ltichiCed Lioti: dof the t,aks. •'r he Doctor and tke .Ap6l.lltcary. `t'he first Wa , ' ' " e- Adoptctl.ekiii. The Fara:- Hot, Nleanl. lot; Authors. M e Stiil , or. . The 01d • TT;•; - . , .'''.)l l •-titit Of ..SllCe eSS•• aCZ e(1 ;It 1 4 .3 c. 'l'heatres !toytii, Dvory.-Lane, , , / l oth! N7111t:1 arC 11 id Colledtion.! Prltited tr,..n. the l'rompt. Boofis, by i t ?..lanaguis • • -Sc•Jrcte4 .I,y),lts. IN F. C 7 \.4,1)„ • s ' re ‘ • : 1 1 tont% to coast h hbold' " 1 e tdketibit'uf ‘,21. 105: or flll ths. '• boards. OFFICE OF ORDN,INCE, Nov. 13, 1815. MIIE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of 'His MA .TE s s 0 R DiviLw.,!E do hereby give Notice, That they Will SELL by,l7ißLiC AUCTION, at the ToWer, on'Thursdail; the 30th of NOvemig'r in:Ft - ant; 'and, following tll, - at i t o'clock I:74CiST.'lff on those• days, sundry LOTS .of OLD and UNt',ERVICEABLE - .S:VORES, cansiztiug of flames, Col lars, Bit Hatters, Rope Traces, and various other ! articles of.Sadlery and Harness; Clothing, al)d.sundry articles of ileddrUg ; Powder Horns; Tents, Tent Poles and .Pieces, palms, tingles, and Tinmpets; MuShet and Pistol Stocks, Cast nd Wro.ught Iron, Round!ind Double-headed Shot; Cast- Iron Tricks, and tVrought-Ircin Carriage \Volk, • Iron; Steel, Copper;•Pewter, and Mixed Metal ; Pail , Tools of sorts, Spades, Shovels, Bellows, canthorns, Standhlg Vices, Carts and Whelbarrows, F.uirtytaslis and Barrels, Cartridges, Helmets, sundry Old Building Mate vials, and Fir Scantling. Portable Forges, Handscrevv; and AnvilS, Whecls and Elm Ific;ard; together with 'a variety' of other Artiele,s The :chute of which may !, , e viewed upon application at the ,principal Storcheeper's 01/ice in the Tower, and at the Royal' Afrscnal at Woolwich, until the day of sale, at whick places. printed Lists of the Lots will be delivered to those persons who nuts apply for the same. • Ay ()plc:7I: the B i cta7l, ' R. H. CREW'', ,S"c7;itay: . . WONDER OF WONDERS.—STATE OF THE WHEEL. 3 . of. ..C.50,000 r of. 2....,..0f ...,... 5,0;00 1,000 . of 5OO, htiideS 3001: 200L' 1001. NEXT SATURDAY MOIi,N,IN ' G, • 9.D'Cloch : , the LAST DAY of DRAWING the 15;000 Tickets.— crintvliTuclratvn TIcKWIS : ,4O SHARE:i. are selling by Coe Public's oliedi,:at • HORNS ;gill CO. Cornbill. A W(Y o N;Ia t itFAI,kGR.IfAT FALL IN Tl - IF, FILICES 0.1 4 .7 LOTTERY TICKETS AND SHARES! !! I''OD UES it . in '31,(1-C6. ' 147, C)xford-strtiCt; I , ; i re now selling Sharps tif Tickets, in the Present LO'. TERY, ` - at the tindicstated kire.tisy -Reduced Prices • 1.-Litges's Prices. 'Prices at the oth'er Offices: Half - - L. 1.1 o 0 Halt' - - r.. 1 11 0 (-,!.ttarter - - ti :0 -glfn.rter - - :17 .0 -SOO- - 3 9 Ei Sixteenth - - i• 10 .0 Sixteenth - . - .1 1,5 0 Tieliets divide , ' pito Sli,ires by 1-10DGE' 4 , jun. and t.!o. nre cleni.itedin fi 5 Majesty's St3iiiii-Oflkc, thereto Teitmin twesty-onti Dra,i;co, it any Prim; aiiove Fifty Pounds, and if Fifty I'ounds or less, thece to remain fourteen da . ys after Drawn. --••• . TicH N: - ). 943, drawn a Prize of 4,0101: cm Thursdar lait, -was sh.ired and sold by PV,II,IIX, 'at his,truly is'ortunate Wice, No. 1, 1-I,l!)cra Bars (the Cornell - lonse). • • • , - J. PERKY tales this opportunity to return his sincere 'Mantis :to his Rriend's7and thr,Publie,; for the disto44 l i . ;heit Support he has been favoured with iu the present Lottery, and t r wt : # t i k,o 9 v . rAiirc. s ss,is a 'prelude tar his - sellinz f a 50M)01. and a. .2o,uool: the LAST • DAY of Drawing the pl-f,ent.,l_,,ttery 4)6,000 Tickets. Tile Wheel is immensely rich, i!oidaining . Three izes of L. 59,000 T l / 4 % o' ,2.0,n00 • Ooe .L. 4 .0,)0: • . • Six L. 1,000 1 . • • & c. &L, • -• • - . • More Fortunate 'fir:l.:xis and Simi es are nv on Sale at P.El36ll.Y's .LUCK' I'FIC Bars. NLITCHLESS Contains the (..3-REATEST PRI/ES ever known::: NEXT -sxruß.D.AY,..n-,:veint , er )5, at Nine o'Ciocit ill the; Altirning, The ,LA3 TDATof 1) raw i ni t ; t Lte 15,000 THREE Prizes 0f....‘;' , 0,000 TWO • 2.0,0pu OSE- 4,000 SIX ..... 1.000 Besides Prize) of 3001. SOUL &c. tkc. ee per Cent. Consols. , rr BISII the Contri . ich;t : , <rratefully acknow %tkv..dispiguilie4 preference oft be Public..Com is faVoit'fed ati - ie - e's;'hetwe'en the First and Second Day* of Drawing, and inviies'their attention to the above raatc.lits S.tate. cif, the Wheel, which frciui the number and magnitudi:orthe - Prizes is unequailed; and by the great Rise of S,tocls,, an advaol - a;e. is secured to Adventurers_ neyeaT known bvfore, and Which ; ,pioliably ~ vill never oectre • its long any Tickets remain ,vvith T. 131 S H, the tor, ae still preserve a:Cholce.Seketio'n, at • his Ottites;.No: 4, (.;0;t:N1 - 11L1,, amid p, Londou. But - From the no Mber and -magliAude 4lie-`l l riz es , The extraordinary adva:itage by di e Rise of Stocks, Antl- the f„ . ew and sittirqs tr 1. 5,1 1 5 1, an immediate purchase is essential, to prevent disappoint , Nut:. wAutErt sccyrr; NEW. ronm. This Day was p;lblished, . In 07taVIA'(tlic F oitith EditioD; Irls.in haltrds,: • L (.) 1t.1) of t ht. L 15, a Poem By WALTER. SCO'f T, E•ti. :Printed for Longptitn, Rees, Orme, and Brown, , •Loi,ao. - ;. and A C.'onstlihe and Cm Of whom may be hau, * Mr, Scott's Poetic'al:Wat ks complete in fl'mls. royal fly°, price 111. boards. .A : isoitytt,inbli,slic4,i'm Series.of Ilitustrations to tbr above • Poem, Ifola the Desiins of It. Westall, Esq. R. A. Price in 410. ;irool4 an Er : ench 71?rints in tlvo. IBs. at:d with the Ptican iu Bvo. t I. IQs. boards. ",,* A few Proof Intpreikirtl on India :paper, price 21. les. 01. Dit..TRUSLER'S ttplE t NT.kitY BOOKS. VROGRESS fif MAN froth the Ciafile to tile. Gs•vr,, and ,of Somity from -its Inf3iititititte . s . exlli bit ed 00 tillWal.i3 „f 100 beautiful Designs; a Book cheap at 10s, (.d. 5.....b0und,, • • L'ItOVV,W.;S, exemuliaed itr Scenes in real Life, with SO beautiful to ihs au, ve, b oun d. • oT P:)f,TrFNE.i , ; . , for hiith Sexe.,,s. bound.. A CO\IPENPIONI of USE , Ft.q , E...NOWLSOGE, Witt! iu• Epitmoc of lughsli liisturv; • A '.l'he Po!ish;2,l Forms.of , , . Socßly, 1-luNtit.)ltS of the TA91,17„ with the Art of graceful, Ceaving, s',o , u-st on cats, it?,.•houtitt. • , • , I'IC , or, hales for reqil! it.'.ng a ••, . • •. Sold by John Souter, No. 1, I.)ateraoster-row; London. This Day was published, In Three Vols. Lemo. (the f; price 15s. boards,. of SKETCHES of CHARACTER ; or, Specimens of Real Life : a Novel. • • - " This Novel is a very spirited and natural performance; the dialogues and (onversations are given with much fret dom and elegance; and the characters in general arc excessively well designed and executed:"—Critical Rev. Sept. 1805. ' See also Menthly.R.eview and British Printed fir Longman, Hurst. Rees, OrMe, and. Brown; terniister-row and at the British Gallery, 54, New Bond street, Of whom may be bad, •by the,same Author, Varieties of Life • or. Condnet and Consequences, a Novel, in 3 vols. 12mo..kice TSs. boards. This Day was published. in 3 vols. Naso. TIIODA,i ..a:N.OvO, by the Author of " Things _. by their lli ,, tit Name, and Plain Sense. — , , I teach the tui!,:i. science to be good.—Poeg. Printed for H. Collitirri, PUblic lilirary;so,'Comlnit;street ; of Iyhoni,: and allilooksellers. may also be. had, 14tely pith lished, , . . . Mystery and Confidence,' a Tale, by Mrs. Pinchard, of Tan taut) -a • I 145 .. ''''' ' - ' . ' ? l,O 3. , ... • , Memoirs of a WoMan - of Fashion, by Mrs. Hervey, author of thesMoni fray Family, 4 Los: 2Ss. . Loritiler, a Tali.', by Miss Ail;iii;;C, ,, - The Wite'and - tbe , Loyer, by Miss Holcroft, 3 vols. ISs. - tx - ,ATENT FLEECY HOSIERY, titri9factur -1- vd by HOLLAND, WA HORTON, anti Co. the Patentees and Manufacturers to their Majesties, - No. 94, High. HoVann; who also manufacture Cotton, Worsted, and Lamb's'Wool, in every article of under clothing, 'for both Lad ies'aud (; ntleiuru. All the articles are made of the best materials, 'and of ae linmlledged. superiority of make and shape, tuccl may be had of the most respectable Hosiers in Town and Country. The - Patentees' feel it a ditty they ()We the Public, to ap prise, them, that a spurious hind of Fleecy Hosiery is sold by sortie Hosiers, which.eau neither wash nor wear well, nor be coo;fortal,;le to the wearer. NNYTON'S . 'IOOTH P()IVDER.----This Powtler is as fleasant in theapplieation, 'as'it - is ex cellent in it's Mfects; it speedily ianiderg 'OW teeth 'and smooth, tlic galuis healthful, Veil, .and: lirro;..antl by constant ti5C will preserve them, in this desirable state,`tif the utonk4 limits of human life. It fortillei The e,ianiel; 'and prevents ' the acearntilation hf 'tartar t teen whcretlielnainel'has been. itupaired,•by the application of pernicious dentrifice or any,ot hey means, it Nyill renovate it in a manner to becre cilited only by thosc-W!i6 exp'eribiinee . or Witness its eflicady : it gradlially .itiAsolreatarear which neglixt may have permitted to collect; takes not all dark qretilis,• or dz.'- , coiourings of the teeth, _which prove su material a drawback to beauty;. 1:i-events tlio , .e teeth which arc al'i•vaity part=ly cayeil; fenta` ever becoming •avursit ; and 'cieaoses, and iir.e"seii...es thn.w - :thaf are quail ; by those means'. coin suners.eiting necessity of a dentist's bite. Terence, who.ie uper:atiops, thozn.cli they may tin:nor:try ifac t are. ofteir•sneeedeil• by th e roast 'tlisagrerAT.:fe: I I 11 CeS ;it i=ii pacts to the lireat!. unit and.to tiii gatu3, that timid p•.incs.3 which indica•,es state. Those wilu const,lntly use this p.o.vder as ilirec:ted, Witt iiiir'irirv , itre'rdtsttr•mc:;-; err fet.o7 ...t"..! -- ;'. 11 11t will pfservp7Ailtir te4thriontitl. anti eI ‘) the inu:•-t ad t _tar "' old a Prepamil by B. H. Newton, and sold. byThis agent.• Mr. Edwa,ds, tit, un the Follt War, Patti's Church-yard, licaly oppos ! itl - the North t";ati!.;ia• 9s: 91.1• caelt• " • • . SUPBRIDA ADVICE. -lIIJId Protcr . sioull Men, eminrnt for awl experience, oiler advice, and exert their abdities; fiir'the cure of - a:few reigning Diseases, they rise sit- Fel ior to that prejudice which is so justly - excited ..ty,..oinst the ' advertise:l - teats Of men, ignorant , of the first principlcs, • and ol,do,at e d the. practice . of physic. Messrs-. CUla.qll:, and Co. regular Surgeons, san,ti,ned by'evcry privilege to'prac tice-,-and by the uniform - success which their mode of treat- • merit. for A/chat:al Complaiws has hitherto heeii attended, continue iv - itti the same assiduity to direct their studies to the scure of etir}p;:cies thili bin ,f , .:1 poison, as well as•the rintyal - lifi•thoseAistressing prevent 0r embitter the matrimonalTstate. In the catalogue cifliomian i l ifirmi , le.s . there are none more afflicting than those which are'the :mayOliliti-ile•coliseq • nences of au i!tihitgt-nee ill - a certain dot rtiCtiVe The unliappY -sufferer - broods over his yolisfortunes, aslmmeitto seek reiiel; until 'he is re- ' tictciil ter aneli a tint of - tiiisery as to render life-oppreirrre. To such per:.ims it will - bea commlingreileetiOn tea know . that • they may now, by a new and . infallible - remedy, be restored to their former constitu:ional strength and vigour. Weak, relaxed, and debilitated habits, 'proceeilittir, either from:an, excess of eoujo:cti and iiln it pleasure, or from a long; resi- • dence in hot clia.aces, drinking, the injuiliciimsuse iif mercury, &c. are speedily r,'•tureil to aryl It must he- a self-e , :dileotpropirition. tlt.. tHiere the ag of'intellectual canaeity is dire,...ted to,tne treatineat and core of. a few peculfar tier& must be tht greater certainty of socce , s; :Anil as a proof of 'this position their 'method 'mire is so particularly expeditious,` as Weli , as safe, and so evidently superiur is the coin:nun practice, that in some slight .case; of infecti.ra a perfect restoration is completed in the chart torte dttys, tool in those of ;he ataii.:st inyeteracy,,tyli::.reother practitioners have failed, a,pitieiPerseveranCe 111 theit plan of treatiiient ensures to' the patient a safe, well-an-minded, anti lasting. re•4!shiblish- Mont. lly zr, early application, the.patient will escape the dan i gt!rand expense of atediousAttendance upo n the less,exr . perienced practitioner., In, the must, ob.stinate and compli-. catecl eases of veneri:l:l infection, such as ost - rut thins in the urethra, spungYi.xereseenees, diitrd tumours, callous nlCerS; eroptionsi 'sea-final wealinessi gth:ets, as also STRICTUILES, whether recent or of lon! . ,?„" duration, and witich has:; hailed the 0411 olother.oractitiotters, are, by their present improved plan' Of tqi.tnica., - 'etrectualiy anti perinamett!by . cured, With ottuthe patient suffering the excruciating and alarming - hemorrhage which.- fraapiently follows the aptilication • of the ltivar caustic. in the course of 20 years„extensive practice in thiS metropolis, utiineriiit3 cases-of strictures 'have been and are• daily sunder their tom!, the . total - eradication of which is .effectiid by a safe, certain, ttl,l expeditious incite of practice, suprior to :toe:other vet atiopted. • The weakness; Teta.N.a-' tiotOttlaprncertiin from this complaint, is gpeetilly . removed, 'the .patient restated to sound and vigorous health.. But where the debility lots for yedri existed, a pro per, perseverance in their restoratise remedies, 'after the stricture 'has - been 'des•troyed, 'indispensably requisite' to revive the slumbering ,spa rite Ni life, and to re-animate the Several:Nobleuaen and Gentlinien of the 'first 'reSpectabi lity have been' unde • i th e care of Messrs: Currie rind 'Co: fur the removal of c'eirtplaints of the Urethra, Strictures-, anti having Veceived.asradicai an:l..permanent cure; request that references limy made to t'tent ► as s .. atisfletorY evi,A,11,2,24.3 of the decisive superiOrity of Messrs. Corrie anti plan of 'treatment. 7 .vietUy of these Cientlemen have had Strictures from - 10 tti-QO - years, and had been under the care of Messrs. Home, lleityisides, and other Surgeons of equal_ eminmiee, Who attesiipteirthe care tiy the application of the lutiar caustic, Without saceess. 'Messrs. Co. may be consulted by either Sex, with qt" :gt9-atest delicacy . , secrecy, ac,l honour, at their ' houses N0..107, • • r "." " the Country are rcoe.sted to state the partien lars cii!ll)e.iv,caw., Ag'e, and generAl ltahitao lieu,, &c. reiiiipance for itilvice and when. iiie• will he riven or sent to ail - part . a the in, gitoiii; east re that secrecy . sis eslcntial to their' • 11111ci't. ,1 Zioirs . . , /be In'. stra g e , of letters may be added to the accotto weclici.nes 9thitttne., ttatQa.-garden. This Jeu d'Esprit is. possessed of considerable stamina. There is a humouron's application of reading in. it, which gives the wil somewhat of a. 'grave cast; and removes-it from the most approved. standard of the present •age, which standard we_ take to In, playing - upon words and punning. A ihort Preface, of sixteen pages, contains a sort , of general History of Wigs, from their first mention in the records of ancient Niltions, to the present day,.and prepares the Reader for the . importance of theinain Essay. The ttliti Es . Saygires us the' particular acivpu tures of a •Wig,,w . hich the Author, a bit of an. Antiquarian, had the good fofture to IlisetiVer in the" humble' occupatioo of Duster to a Shoe-black, pncl purchase at ;a ,cheaper rate than antiqoitics. commonly obtain.. .On. i:xatnining the interest ing Relic, which is formed of manyadditions and sae - rations of different ages, " under a Serjeant's patch, since covered over with / hair, and between it and the crown of the cawl"a writing is detect ed,"which proves to be the LILO-on' OF TUE Of course itrannot be expected from us to fol:- " each particular hair" of this story. The original Fell grew on the head'of a man hanged for horse-stealing at Tyburn ; its first avocation as a Wig was to thatch the cranium of the noto rious Judge'Jefferies, of 'wiloti) it gives a curious biogaphy; it liext covered the head of King William the , Third, and lost a curl by a.shot at the battle of-the• Boyne ; -front Royalty the \Vig carne to the 13,:ke iii Marlborough, and thence through ex traordinary:kicissitudes and .gradations. was worn by ntl old Soldier, : a Captain (resem blances of . Triin and my Uncle:l'6l)o, a fanatical 'lrish Baronet, 1),,,1n Swift, Pope, Steele, Orator Henley, a Welch Squire, a Pimp, a Seducer (whose infamous exploits :ire inure recent than is D,i.vy, a Charlatan, all Alderman, (wbo went up in a balloon Ivith a Barr;'s•rer., roUretor, Mr. a,celebrated Masquerader, and ulti tuately the Shoe-black. To "each .of thne 'cbaryter apiendeil the of humorous biographical notices and anec-. dozes, ivritten in style which .cannot fail to amuse, and indeed so amusing, that. we 'tonna them gain ground upon a second perusal. Front this various mass we select, as a fair specimen of the manner in % . yhicit the histOry of eti•Olti \Vi;.; is finii'bed, t•b- story belonging tt), it as the pro- • perry of the Irish Baronet, and are inducet) , ttt make • this extract not only t6r the ye.ISOTI above assigned, but because it gives a very curious ac count of an naposture, which was, perhaps, the 'precedent for the recent" ditigraCetul imputitions of that. fantninxl wretch, JOANNA. SOUTUcCITE. Perhaps, we ought to guard ourselves by sayil:g that we are not-aware of ti extent of concord 211Ce between-the facts 'related . and the actual state of the case. " Tnough my new master was a milli of tare talents and accomplishments, yet his mind sceint4 to have been formed to the fi aniet that enclosed it , and bt!trayed -the same trortnonS obliquities, of which nothing. could' be a stron:.!,er instance tkun his publicly enrolling 'himself a follower and cham— pion of that impious gang of Famsties, the- Carpi. sari, or french rroplicts, - as they were called, who had then just made their appearance in Eug land. Yet such.a dupe was he' to the imposture i , thOugh so thinly covered, that Re prostituted his genius to the writing- of pamphlets in vindieatitnir of - their' delusive and I•may say blasOemons doe r , trine a-;n1 apparently., so strong:was the faith . he - hafi•io it, ,that he had the passport which. they sold to the believers, that k the renniant that was to be saved, .fastened to my : eal lor.•sonie time, till the civil power exerted itsefi.to put them down, , and - him, anti - i4il the believei's,:tri Shaine; and if this had not - haupened so - soon, he was on the point of selling his huge estates;, and converting the firoduce; to (heir use. ". The service I was destined to zo through, wad pot perhaps doubly_ haZ -6•4l , .yrts, like that whick I underwent Nl:ith a corrupt judge, and iii the field with •two deternii . ned warriors, yet it was far from being unattended with danger,. and that might end in disgrace; for on the head 1 eovere e !, and I L%as •always his dress companion, I w a s a imnobeit character ; and ,ve !old every :hint t,; . . • c 'i • 1 pre , 101 1( 1 it , ra: the vigi • . , :tnce ni magistrat, , aiiil tfke violence of na.,i), fot the nia,,,,nty of t;, e p,,,,,d,j ivift always have the good i; atid goverinn;ut, not t s he I, c d awq by every blast Uf vidu ilvv , riue;ies it issu