The Sun. — London, England, 1815-04-22 00:00:00

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CONT'ILICT FOR 71;F, VIRE OF TWO THE .PUBLIC nre rgqpvctittliv itiforii;cl• ' that the ESTATW.,at N.l';-“t 7 l.lll.Tff".. r aiirertiseA to be Saki at the Auction,Nlart. the qAth cif •AliriHnst:• by Iktems. Bilnuttcl and Fr.tatitiu, is !tiIiPOSEI:),OF. BY PRI VATE CON'VRACT. , . . • , ExchnQuEß. urt:r. O'FJCE, Westrhinster, Awl! QO, 18IS. HE'-iii)USE of CONiNiONB hiavlng day clime to tire follnwit4K,Resofiliion— Si44LING VESSELS. May- Qt/ ice, :frit 21, ISIS. Tag PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and SIONERS of HIS IL4.lr.srr, N..1V.Y.d0 hereby give.Notiee, That an Wednesday, the 3d of May neal, at One o'Cloch, they will be read✓ to trent with such Persons as tnay be willing to Contra - et far' the Ilere of TWO FAST SAILING VESSELS of the saute description us , the Post- Office Packet. Bouts Employed bettOeen Dover or Ifarwklg toed Prance. s ~• THE EDINBURGH 3tEVIEW. This Day was puislisised, Trice• Cs. FIE EDINBURGH REV,SW: or; CRITI . CAL JOURNAL, No. Xl:Wilt. . . IrTHEATRE ROYAL, COVENT.GARDEN. HIS PRESEN'r EVENING, ,April 22, will be performed the Play of THE STRANGER. The Stranger, Mr. Kemble ; Mrit. 'Haller, Miss O'Neill. • After which, the Mi l si ca l F or C e o f T HE ESCAPES ; OR, THE WATER CARRIER. On Monlty, Corinlanns ; with Zembuca. CONTENTS--Scott':, L4tr4 of 'the Isles---tlasilton on the NatiOita! Debt—The Wantlyrer, by ,laaie Leslie on l-Teat and Moisture—Teacches in . Greeeei. by William Martin Leake--Brandt on Calcuti-4luonap Campaign in itubsia;,—Parudise.4.,f , Coquettes. a iiiiem—,l.ewis and Clarke'4 'rra the• Source of the. Missouri ninetions of the Nervoni'Systeni—.Toantia lioutheott l --The last Journey and' Life of hfungo Pack—Corn Laws—Franee , -- Qu3rterlykist of new Puhlicatioyis. _ _ . 4 Form of the Tender may be seen at this Office. N. Tender will, be received after One o'Cl&cI on the day of Treaty; nor any noticed, unless the Party, or an Agent for him, attends. BRITISH FIRE OFFICE, P 9 R. the Insurance of Buildings, Eurniture, Nl erchandize, Ships Vessels, and 411 other Property, LIM or D am tge by FIRE. ;tletitsurances fin. short Period..,, or for s evera l Years toge; i i:lsimq be e ffected at thi s Uni ce upon the roust erintsahl I ! uli6 es Will not be ch arge d for Stuns of 3001. or upwards, ,4 , r tp Persolis increasing their pr - esent Insurauces. whole sToca of a FAR:NI will he insured •without Iktilloxkion, at the reduced Premium of 26. per Ceut. ~ ,I t cceilits f or the Renewal of Policies expiring at Lady "4Y eiay be lied at the principal ()dices in the Strand and curnbill, London, and of their Agents in the Country, Vic) trill receive Proposals for new Insurances. B.OBLILT SKELTON, Secretary. All the THREE PRIZES ofTHIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS, and ONE of ONE TEIOUSAND GUINEAS in GOLD, were Shared and Sold by BISH, the CONTRACTOR, viz. 4,544 drawn Wednesday, April 19, .3‘1,0001. - 3,682 drawa Wednesday,. April 19, 30;0001. 1,406 drawn Saturday, April 15, - 30,0001. 4,429 drawn Wednesday, April 5, 1,000 Guineas. wriTH the sincerest pleasure T..BISEL nounces the above unprecedented success to his Friem4s, the Public, who have in so distinguished a outnner, honoured Dim wit h their Commands in the truly popular Lottery just finished; and in grits-Rude, lie, has rttranged an other GOLDEN LOT rliltY, with Three Thousand more Guineas in Gold, and another Prize 'of Thirty Thousand founds, but laments that this Lottery is restricted by-Go t-eminent to only Five Thonsand Tickets ; _for having sold in the Lottery just concluded, upwards of 1,000 Tickets, and thug rendered unable (its.contractur) to luta the demands of every Office-Keeper fur -Tickets on' Tuesday, tath, (the tidy before the hist drawing) us all the Tickets were disposed of,. it will be itupriOdhle, front the above Very limited number of Tickets, (and being obliged to supply each Of fi ce-Keeper with a fur proportion) to meet the wishes of all his friends ; and as he is_ equally grateful to every ono of them,- he-should feel it anjuit to wake distinctions, by retaining any Tickets or Shares for those who are late in honouring him with their Commands; and therefore enti eatS an immediate applica tion, as all the Five Thoosand 'rickets are delivered from the Bank, and.- the whole Lottery will begin and finish 13TH MAY, (tet. Moab.) _ - - Printed for A. Cott , tab!e :ma Co. litlinhurgh; ant Leng ; man, Unlit, /tees, Orme, and Prawn, Loudon. Of whom may.hti had, The Edinburgh Review, fropi its commencement, in ne tuber to the present time, or any Ninuber ur Volume separately. •„ This Day ivas published, In One Veinnte, Octaro, price the Second Edition, FATRER'S REASONS for being a TI AN. " Soine ha?•e not the knowledge of Ga."---.1 Cor. 15. 34‘. By the Pev. C. POWLETT. Sold by John Booth, Duke-street, POrtlund-place; and all Booksellers. • Of whOrumarbe had, just pnbliihed, - in I vol. 13vo. a Third Ed►tion of Sermons on the Duties of Man, by the Rev. -Rob.Sterens. Davie's Discourses on Church Union, 7s. tid. THE P.INJPHLETEER. Just puhlished,.. price es. THE PAMPHLETEER, It'd. IX. ; nr, 'a lig cord of the .Best Pamphlets of the Day. • • -- : • • _ CONTENTS . , T. i4NIi , Contractor, 4, CORNHILL, or 3, CHARING CROSS, London. ' es . . • :017TH ''..V 'ALF:S.--S W ANSE A, GLAIidQKC;ANSI-llnt. • 40 14: LET. fur an unexpired Term' of Nine Years, and Aentered upon at Midsummer Or Nlichaelinas next. DEsIRABLE 'COUNTRY RESIDENCE * celled. FULL HOUSE, w i t h a goo d G atden. and up "aru. of Twenty Acres of Pasture I...inii, pleasantly situate Co Miles from Swansea. The 'l:l4.itute comprises on the ~ Nem' Floor a Dill4lg-room, t) feet by 14—Breakfast Par , Pm-, Store-room, flutter's-pantry, attached Kitchen, Bark rteheit, and Dairy •oo Mt First-floor, a Drawing-room 21 '''t b y le, Two he ' d-roonie and a Dressing-rown ; on- the Z/Chic, or Second-floor, 5 tie.l-rooms. There is also &Set i4Tt' Iled-moon with geNirsitt Staircase. Detached are a C..p.iel, etkieh-hinsse, Cow-house, Wat - house, Latnidry it and . The L ease w il l he assigned for a small Premium. 441 Taxce moderate.--For further parttculars apply to ble Offic e of this Paper. • ' ' ....ft.__ WILLIAM B. MOUNTAIN, S ARACEN'S HEAD INN, Sitow.iiitt, London, 'rh d best Accohoundatioit for Travellers, Beds, choice Liquors, and moderate Cha r g es . -ollewing Post Coaches, Mail Coaches, &c. set out trout the Saiaceo's Head Inn, Snow-Hill. ) 1 17E;YAIOUTEI UNION Post Coach, lout' / Insides, every Afternon, through Dorches ter, Raittb, SiLlisbury, Andover ; ar o rives at NVeyinouth next l day, holers h e t re the Packets sail to Guernsey, Jersey, Chet, .., G uteh. and St. Haloes. From Cherbourgh to Paris is a nelightf ill Road , the best and cheape.sr travelling to Pa r i s . IlltIGI-ITON new elegant • Post Coach, four Insides only, v v Ueritiog at nine' *telt, throne) Crawley, Ryi•gat e, &c. „f 4 0.7r Eit, Plymouth, Witytuouth, Dorehestvr, Faltoontli, -L'arhoobels, and Salisbury, New Post Cote:h every Morniug It 1141 f p.lit Six o'clock; through lloniton, Axminster Brid fort, tin..,lr.rd, 0.4%16Nt01cm, oerdiANrbh.t. B n OST( IN, Spaldin g , P eter b orough, Stilton arid Hunting 1, new Royal Mail Coach, sets Ou t every Eveni ult.—Coaches 'hone Bust sin to Spilshy, Louth, Grimsby, and Hull. ~..1 1,1 TH and BRISTOL Flying. Post.Coachts, through t• - . ll iliperil : am, Caine, and Marlborough, every Afternoon; arrive at !hr. Miv's ; the Greyhound Inn, Bath, and the Lou. arrive *ll, flionts-street, and the Stvait, Bristol, next iur niolt•-• +-Coaches to Wells, Britlgt•water, l'atuttoti, &c. LEEDS new Light Cstch, called The Rockingham, sets out tr eer Met •ning at Eight o'clock; carries Poor Insides only, Ihand goes r emarkably easy, with a Guard throughout. Passes rough St milord, Newark, Retford, Doncaster, and Ferry. bridge, to t...he'Goltlen Lion, ,Leeds, +text day at Noon. Not. witloatandit VI mm the uncommon Expedition of thi s C oac h, it i s *flteed to 61: the most agreeable and complete Public Con. te rl onilee by on au . y , the North Road, being une qua ll e d i n accontaus dati other. RENIIAL 'LaneaSlei.,. Preston, Kirhy-Lemsdale, Bolton nit nskirk, and Garstang Post-Coaches,'every After , noon, at Fir eVclock. Guarded. GLASC4OI Longtown, Gretna-Green, Annan, Dumfries, thornioll. Natupthar-kiln, Cantuock, Kingswell, and an pates. inf Scott:ld, Cam perdoWn Coach (Daily) .. ; Y) R II C4. N awcastle and Edinburgh, new Co a ch, performtA Ti. a Gusie ra througliont sets out every Morning at hail" yast Six &eh itk, by way of ' Newark, fiction% Tadeaster, Dor- N.e- rtiraticeiao, - Durhant,' Alin pith, and IteriVick. vasacrigrrs fi ',ding themselves fatigued from the length cif purney, may vest w h at time t hey pi ea , ,e, and then pro tees on with out an y ;ulditional Fare. ,J. Clark, th e Bl ac k Swan. Coueyystrect, Yuri.; rim. Ceaches to Sunderlatad, hull,. Scarbor.sugh, Whitlw, and other places,. • BRIDG4N ORT11" and Walsal new Post-Custeh, every .£ vetting. LIVERPO( )L Post Coach, to carry folir Insides, sets out •Yery, M,iruitc f, through htitterwortle, High Cross, Hinckl e y, I, tne rSto faraworth, Litchfield, Ullestliorp, Knutsfard, 1 4orthan s pt on , and Dttn4able. CARLILSLE i Penrith, and Whitehaven, Post-Coach, goes 'with Four II( rrses, and a 01141111 all the way. Passes through rough, Ap plc b , Greatalit nip+, It•chmond, Catterick, lh lloroughl fridge; etherby, 'Merlotti, Dewessiter, and Gran- . „1° nearest way t 8 Miles), Sets out every M or a in g, Per , ' onus. the journey with ilia+ greatest facility. Pas --cogers • Detained oil the Road liy l o usiness or leasure, have he pee eliar advantage of th e ir S e at s being %ecured iu the • lett Gott ch. WAR! ;FIELD Post-Coach, every Mornin g , at hale-p as t aix .t'Elt, Newport, Whit church , "l'arportey, Nil ntWiell. g▪ lV ▪ "I IIAV it 'hi and Middleivich, P , , , a4Aetelt, every Efrening, as Se • UND.V.ILLAND, Stockton, and Yana, new•COadi, every en the George lit ti, Sontlerlatid. 21.8.NC1 !ESTER, Wins l low, Coogletuit, Newcastle, Walsal, %Vole, irhaniptou, Post-Coach, every Afternoon. Guarded: Wellington and Shilftial, Post-Coach, Le Prince,' of Wales, to the. Britaunia, Shrewsbur et ery y, I"thlng trt Fire o'cl ock, Guarded.' ;t . 41 F and Rotherham Post-Cteicletilled the Ruck er M try oulins'. OLIT ° H.kNIPTON, Winchester, Alvesfurtl, and Alton teach, eves -y Evening. 'IIIItMIN falAlitMerettry Pdst Coach, with a Guard, sets loo every 4 iteration, and reaches•Birmingliatit next day at by (biota!, Enstott and Shipstone, to tha `'sfaeen's lead, Bull-eti.ect, and Castle Inn, Birmingham. • Warwick; and' Leamington, New Post toach,Morning. riorthenve, Howdeo, Thorn, and Doncaster, Post -'-oach, evury Mitrttilor at halflast Six o'clock, to the Boa ' 4 nd Nlth tl; Myton-Gitic , . ••• LHEIt'I'FC BID Ware lioddesdon and Cheshuot Coach,' N'ety , r, i p °',. I . :II.kINIIIAM and Edmonton Camel'', Dilly, at Half-past "'" "olf- t T • Hall-pos t Four, 'and Hall , past Seven u , h , P 'ls' we' .LWILIAA M B. MOUNTAIN an d Co. reitirectfully acquaint 'nil' nit r o its and the Public, that they will hot he account- . for - ar q Par , :c Is, or L u ggage, &c. of tone that ! P oc.ntlaValtie, if lost or tiamaged, unless entered. i suet) Ir fo o e aceordirigly, at the Saracen's Head Inn, Snow -41, L. tudo. ecruand Parcelsare hooked for all the abo v e ' at'; l 4telsett!sNewWlaitt Hurst Cellar • • ' MALEVOLENCF. AND FALsEHOOD. A ' lALIGNANT. AD VE TIS ENIENT having been sent to some of the Public Papers, stating that No. 1,406, drawn a Prize of 60,0001. on suturdny, the lath, inst4nt, and No. 6M , drawn a Print of 30,0001. oil Wed nesday Last, the 19111 instant, were " not sold by any Lottery- Otlicediceper in lingland," I think it due to the Public, and to my own character, to state the following facts As a Lottery-Office-Keeper (whether I am a Contractor of nut), 1 purchase all Tickets surd by me, (the same. as.ercry other Lotto y-Otfice-Keeper does), of the Contract Account, which is quite distinct from my Private Account, (and kept by the Gentleman with whom I have been Joint - Contractor la; many Lotteries), at a ,different banker's. 06 the 7th Febraary last, ...I bought, (as any other Lottery-011ice-Keeper might have done), No. 8,862, with :19 other Tickets ; for tb"o• 1 paid .by my draft on my hanker the same day. And oit the 16t b of the same mouth, I bought No. 1406, with ill other Tickets, fur which I also paid to the same account by ritY dtat.uit soy haulm - sh. eau,* day. Both the ahoy*, rickets were sold by me as a Lottery-Office-Keeper, No. 1,406 to James Drowne, Esq. and 3,884 to N.,Callwell, F t sq. both of College-preen,. Dublin, awl in the same man n e r that I have had the pleasure to scll,Tickets for upwards of thirty years past. The nialernlent intention tif the ahore-mentioned Adver tisement conic( ()oily have been to in.inrti me in the Public esteem, stud as it. is grounded in Fakehootl, I shall imam sliately institute a Pi usecution against the Author. April 21. I'. DISH. SECOND EDITION. This Day w published, price is. Gd. • R EFLECTIONS upon the lute EVENTS in FILANCIE;' in a Letter to SAMUEL WIMBREAD, Primed for the Author, and sold ' by Sherw4ed, Neely, and. Jones, Paternester•rnw ; and all Bookstilers., • SIR JOSHUA RI YNII,OS—LADY 'HAMILTON. In a few Dap 'will be published, . • A STIPPLLMENT to the 11 ENIOIKS of the Lift Avvtititiv : Dit.courses, and Profe , sional Works of Sir JOSII?7N REYN6I,DS. . By JAMES NORTUCOTE, Esq. R.A. Comprising additional Anecdotes of JOhnson,•Burke, Gold tunith, gagrink,Acc. Extracts from Sir Johua's MSS. atc. • 2. MENIOIRS of LADY HAMILTON, drawn frotwOrigl. nal sMircei, and comprising many new authentic Anecdotes of various distinguished Personages, among whom are the King. and Queen of Sicily,-Sir tVilli a m Hamilton,. the late Lord ind.the present Earl, Nelson, the 'Earl of Bristol, the Duke of Queensberry, &e. &c. in I vol. small tiro. embel ilslied with ;Oink rortrait by Meyer, from au original Paint ing by Romney. ' Printed for H. Colburn, 50, Conduit-street. INTERESTING BOOKS JUST PUBLISHED. . BA UNIE's. CIRCUMSTANTIAL NAR RATIVE of the (:AIItPAIGIS In ItUSAIA. Se cond Edition, einoOderably improved, with Plans, taro. MS. 6th boards, yr with large' coloured Map, 12s. 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On the. first attack, au inn mediate apt)lication of ROCHE'S EMBROCATION' tent the coitwlalist tatting any hold of tins constitiitiou, and n f e „. ti mes reuutnidetely cure. In tiir most obstinate Catiti perßtwerance will praduce the desired elect t and nu remedy can be ,so wail ealetOated for children as thift, for it require* . Ao mr.dicioe to be to en inwu,vily. fn cvnlnkott C.o.4hsthi*Meilicine is equally efficacious and may be relied on fur Men, Wouien,anil Children, us sate and elleetual: _..__ .... . Io no case can this Medicine be genuine, tthleis sigrwd ott ' h e wr apper b 4. J: limille, ulud every stazup the 'lime of F. EtkvartN, 66 1 St. Paul's Church-lard (who i t tie only Wh .k -141e Vendery, engraved thereon; frier ts. am) . 11.• ?.. 1.1. bottla. Carnet's ,Mcmortal, addressed to Louis XVI]It-2. Au Historical View of the Principal Religions chid 11IiIitaty Or ders of the Catholic Church.--3. Feard's Essaynn External Perception.--4. Rev. Archil. 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MAItRItVGE should •he the • fotipdation of • sex./ial happiness, which is often distisrbed, through the parties that form the union nuttaking those precaution* which would secure them the enjoyment of tl at great dels niestic blessing. People lit every rank pay adoration to the shrine of, wedlock; but where the cluistitutien has been tainted by disease, or debilitated by a certain habit-contracted at an early Age, a renoration of stability previous to entering 'that state is indispensibly requisite to revive the sluatbering sparks Of life, and to re-animate the system . . For no. dis orders have eontrilinted more essentially to destroy Hytuenea I 'happiness than those Odell are the consclitence of ungentrekd pleasure. It was this consideration which ihduced Messrs. CURRIE and. CO. for these Lest Thirty years, to direct their studies and attention exclitsiveirto the treatment and cute of the Venereal Disease; and the disorders .arising therefrom; as also to that derangement of the system, produced by the destructive habit of the inconsiderate subool-hoy, which brings on those distressing DERILITIFIS end DEFI'CIEN - - CIES that prevent or embitter the Matrimonial state. The sticcessful re:suite their -plan, gives them additional ardour to oppose the ravages elf thesec:lmplaintS, which are the must important in the catalogue of human infirmities. It behoves every person who has indulged in this solitary vice to seek re lief by consulting. Professional Men of eminence and honour, to which .Messrs. CURRIE and Co. claim the sanction of scholastic anthority, as .well as the testimony of uncontra dieted facts. In professing the cure of these contplaints, they hold Mit no inducement to vice.; but . ,_ sensible, as all men ainSt•-itiol the existence of litchi • calamities, • they oder their assistaitee as regui;et ly educated Members of the Royal Collegss of Surgeons of .Loodut and Edinburgh. Slight- and. recent case* of Syphilitic infection are radi cally cured in the short space of' two days. Those of the most obstinate duration, such .as -obstructions, inve terate strictures, pains of the bones, .gleeti, &C. are Per, mamently and speedily cured. Several Noblemen and Gen tlemen of the first respectability bare beLii under the care of Messrs. Currie. mind Co. for the removal of complaints of the Urethra, Strictures, - &c.; and having received a radical and permanent cure, request that references may be 'made to throt as satisfactory evidences of the decided superiority of Messrs. Currie and Co.'s plait of treatment. Many of these Gentlemen •Ined strictures from ten to twenty years, amid .were under the care of Messrs. Home, Heaviside, •and other Sur geons of eq u al mho:vices, who attempted_ their, cure by the application of the 'lunar caustics without success. Messrs. Currie awl Co. have selected the following letter front the many they are daily receiving from Gentlemen, returning them thanks for their restoratiOn to sound :mil vig,rons health. It was sent to them sinseeliciteel, from- the son of •a Nimbi, Earl, who boil laboured tender this distieiiing and painful malady for ten years: he. had been .minder the core'ef several titsvgeone of 'professional .volitiente, tome of whom afforded hint perthatient relief; limit from the soperibv me thod of ti.eatment. adopted and pnrwed Currie 'and Csi. bereceived a radical core in the shOrt space of one mouth. May en, 1810. " To Dr. CURRIE, %07, Hattoa-garden. " Lord feels great pleasure in communicating to Dr."Ctirrie the perfect re-establishment of hit health, in con , sentience of, his mild and admirable treatment of Strictures in the Urethra. He May add, that he has not for nitayyears enjoyed an much comfort and, freedom from . paint and lie entertains no doubt of his having obtained, tl.rough his and attention, a perfect and radical care of that horrid cola plaint. As he was not a stranger to the manner that others treated the complaint, he has it in his pOseer,, from a fair trial and a just compari , un, to pay that trilmte of applause to 1)r. Carrie which he sensibly feels, and shalt ever be lutist ready and willing to acknowledge." By an early application to Messrs. Currie and Co. the pa tient will esmipe the pain, danger, and exitance of a long and tedious attendance upon less experienced practitioners. MAILitlEb WOMEN, who have long been disappointed in their expectatians of a family, may hot assured that in.mmost in stances such detects are curable by medical 0411; and although the removal of such impediments lit av• object of doubt and uncertainty with others, vet the cure of *ascii defects, by the gradual progress of reous : at,uu, is the acquirement of their piporienci. Nevem Currie and Co. may . . he consulted by patients of either Sex. , with tar greatest secrecy and honour, lit their house, NQ. IU7, flat um-garden. Patients ill i the Crruntry, describing the particulars of their taitt,gge, and n u m .! „t li v i,, K , io c io;lag• a remittance for Ad vice awl Nledicinss, the unite Nvill he been ut seat to ally part of Ihe Kingd,uu. • Nu. 107; Hattusplardeu. Ex ‘' il T e l li ot ti t e, i ß e i e j i i . i fi ..P l e 4 r „ s i t s o:l a n t t r e d r . e ti s e te t ti wet ii n s, , t 16 11 I e l e s n t ti tt t :s t y 'd o tt f I N l tar a c -6 h i , 1814; rind the f teitti is of .‘pril, 1815, both inclusive, wlut •• • , shall eterry the same t.o the Office of the Paystiastcra of Exche quer Bills, bet treenthe TGIV and* *Rh t 1815, ' 4bothiuchisive (tuslesi a - Sum .amoontitsfs td Eighteen 4111- lions sterling Principal Nioney of the said Bills shall be Sooner shall be paid the Interest that shall become due thereon respectively 10 the >Zd day of May,. 1815,- inclintive, and shall have in exchange, fur such Bill OT EitllF t a Certili; ..cate.ur Certi4cates to the-Governor and Cernpanyof the Bank of England, expressing the principal Sum bontained in such , . Bill or Bills, Which C.!ertiflote tic CeitificateS shall -entitle Snell Person dr Persons' for eVery Ont Hundred Pounds Prin.; cipal 111siney Contained therein,' to One Hundred and Seeen teeti Poutids„Ca,pital. ,S.toejt in - Annuities, after the rate cf Five. Tonne's per -Cenitint . Annum, to be added to and, made one Joint gtock.with the Fiv,! Puurttls ,per Celan:l) Ali.. „., nulties, c reated by Acifi made in tlrc 24th year of his present Majesty, and - several ;rittst?quent Acts fdr granting Annuities to satiary eettain Navy, Victualliiig, and Tranport. Ordnance belrenturei, and Exchequer Bills, and the Interest to commence from the Sill day of January, ; 18tb, which s•tid itiiiiuitirs at' e to be redeemable: at:the Saint! tittle, ;01,1 in like manner as the Atiouttki already established are new re= deemahle by P , irlianselit, and to hi charged opon, ti. I inside payable nut e, f the. Consoliclii tea , Pt] nd of Great Britain." The PAYMASTERS of EXCHEQI7Eft BILLS do herehy give- Notice, that attendance will he riß•e-u at their , 'Of froat Ni i ii o'Clock the,'Morningtl One o'Clock in . tlie Af ternoon-, from WeilneSday the 4lith unlit Sat: ir• ' Ice 29111 la stantt both ,c c , - quer Bills, intended to lie (Muted, pursuali to Re solution ; and the Btarers theretif are (testi d to 11l- ..„,- veral descriptions of its separate (Wllich are to ba obtained at the Ofileej, classing their in the Lie dates, and arranging innuerit ally sash as are of like date .iO4 vain,; and thee - are to 'o:press th, itaitiont of the principal Sums coat/lined the!•ein, hod the . - nootiot Of Interest that wilt he due thercon Will be paid in Mom y) continued -from, hut excluding the day. or which they are respectively dated to.the 22d dor of Nlay, 1815, inchsive, when the In terest- wi.i cease; a'till they are' desired to stale the Bulimia of • at I-, it crated, in respect of the principal Slillll iott.oatil to'l)e twitted, add to write •their Nom'es itlihrcvi;,tiiiii of their Christian Nantes! trod Places ,itA!.tale on their Lists, and Its e.triforse each 11111 with their usual Sig— isatares.` ~ • , • • 'Po aro:4ldelav, tile Partiet ate recommended to apply at the °dice previOirsly for Metnorairdninss ant to bring there ready filled up at the time of Subscription ; inserting, tlit the aggregate adionot Of their scve - al Lists most be stated in one.:l/entorandum, 'rite dAys Inc delivery of the :_`•-ertificates, Rod for the pay ment of the listeieo., may he. known at this °dice as soon as the Act shall nays: etceiveltlle }total Altsent. *The Descriptions or Titles of 'fie Bills isie as follows, vit. supply.lBl.l 1 , o ,opo, 54 Geo. 3. Cap. 14. Ditto - • • SO - On Credit tsf Aids, 1814 . ...... , . .......... 53. Sppply . 1811 / .6,000,000, ... 79 . Voii• of Ciedit, 1814 M pro% 3. C.tp. 188. Supply 1815 L. 14,500,000, 55 Gtu. 3. Cap. 4. On Credit Of Alas, 11115 5 . , . FOR THE STOMACU, LIVER, &e. . - D R. JAMES'S ANALEPTIC PILLS, from their tendency to.pramote all the naturist fecritiatis, .Are the best remedy for LiVer and Ginty Couto:aints t -foe )Egad- tshs, littligestiotts and other affection,-of the Stomach ethi llo‘Vels, too often the consequence of free-liviog. Th e y are particoluily ricoinmended fur rentales'at a Critical tient -91,1ife, and as a general Family Medicine they have nu equal. They are mild in their operation, and are very convenient fur •trarellersots They do not require any confinement. Sold by F. Newhery and Suns, at their old established Me dicine Warehonite, in St: Paul's ChUrch-yard, , Lointol, 'pries 4s. Od. a boa, containing ;i6 . Pills, with the name, `! F. New• bery," engraved in the Stauips. But :ts 'nasty persons mistake .the house, observe that the Number is 45, the third i frnia Cheap Side. To be had also at Dr James's, in Bruton street . TaTI.IAs TAyLou., Esq No. 9, New Aritige-street, London. tlnsoti ran; Sin, ' Edinhurgh, Mara 18. Irl3lE leave.to inform you, that ever stnc.! the A. year 1799, 'beii - atilicted with the Lees -rya ; which, from its obstinately resisting every course ot mrJiciuc prescribed hythe,most eminent of the faculty here, and no- SeVeral severe colirses - of salivatitio,- and twice dis charged from the finspital with little relief, would appear to I.)e Of the most inveterate nature. In the spring of last year my disorder had got to such a head, as- nearly to pUt a period ttf my existence—l had a large ulcer on the brown of my head, one on cacti .arm, and my lest were broke out in a ftightful s ta t n e n t e , ii; ui t c n e y ra r t ig m h a t f ‘:,. o 't r is ti d w rea la d s f t o s i e l3; e p a ai;l t f u n r i a , ; i n n ( y l h i e4. d n ; ta t, two large nodes on it, was' very mach discoloured, and gave me such excrtithrting pain, particularly when warm in lied,. as nearly tta . deprive me of re-It ; this la,mentable .state, I was recommended by Thompioa, (who received so great a cure. by them here), to take vont- Leake's Patent Pills, which 1 begat' to do on the 2141 i of May in the course of a fortnight I began to receive benek—in . little inure than a month Ih e oleerS on my head and arms were soundly healed— suon'after, the sores'oirmy lags healed also: leaving, hov erer, considerable discolooration in the skin, and pain inthe hone of the left,' which, by the blessing of God, and a little longer perscveranee in your invaluable Medicine-, sulosided.; the nodes disperiing, tlieldtin regaining- its artural hue, and the nocturnal pains, graduaily- going otf,—l thus heeerne, by your Moore) adVice and uteilitune, perfLietly free from all my former coraplaints—have recovered .lny , toemer spirits anti siren !Ili, - and and becamelolly and fat, if) which state having Continued instal' months to the astonishment of attwho knew ine,' I am at. a I,}A,t in What terms tr express my gratitude, but beg you, for the gotid of other suifering mortals, to make' this my rase as piblie as possill Le, as I . shall on every uccar ciun ; iii so doing you Will greatly oblige, Sir, your grateful, obedient, very humble serrent, ALEX. MURK.Eft„ SWAIM'S Close, Edinburgh. .Witnesses to the above . Cure:— Jan Thompson, No. :I, New Poultry John Old Assembly Chit:, Eilioburgh. Prepared and sold by the sole Proprietor, nioNtAs•TAY• LOR, Member of the Itoyal College of Surgemas, at his house, No: !/, BridgeLstreet, London; whete, after a vaaitalit re.ideacc of more than 38 years, in 4 practice parti.- cularly directed to the cure of Venereal Complaints and tho 4 incidental to the Parts of Generation, with that invioiahle secrecy which men 6f his profession should ab.vays observe in knelt cases, ha flatters hintself the advice abil assistance he gratuitonslyatliniiii,;ters to persons taking this 111ediclue, will he esteemed, by a discerning Public; as an advat.tage selthon attainable, and void of all ambiguity. Also sobl, by his appOintment, for the convenience of those Heinz at a:'tlistaiter, at the Perfumer's, No, 35, tit. Alban's , street, Poll-mall the No; 103, Oxford-Streit; Dish.rintvWs. No.„ 7 iib-cii7cet-bill; Baxter's, bridge ) , ,,Iniimugh I,le, ISPflonald, Jeweller, qlet o lg ,o 7 e ; ra r ile I and by one person in eeeri. i. t cs. town in 'Great Britain and Ireland, in a l'9 , '"s each, stanyed, tuni sealed up with foil r d e l ) , l :t i f i ' is T i r : e e s ti : 44 llB ' 'whereby persons, of either Six nulY ease, speed, secrecy, and x sold "I' le ... et-Britain is sealed up with is i: ;1 : 1 1 1 - 4 ;11'1 171:. th ,. 'S t s '1:11-13 1 ' 4 ir115: 1: ( } 1 : 31.11 i 4 INCo°°ll:::4;:sitvitsossn'ceolltaini'dtiire-fneitd9.