The Sun. — London, England, 1803-10-14 00:00:00

• • 1 '. ' --'" 4 .{.5(.4 0 . 7 . 4 : •'. Z), , • :.,.) "" 1' a',. it I. : : . .i t . e: ~ , ,-,il i tt4,,4, 4. - sr, ~._.% ~ ..,\1 ~.., ts 0 , ~ .i ~ .. ... .. , .., , , .. t ~ i - v...,:f -.. ,1 ' ' ,phi .1 --. "*, • ~., ... 1, \ ~.,. - , - 4 •P` . ... 0 . ' . . • . ' ? Ay- --11 " - • , i-' -50:- , •.,- -.-.. \ -. . . •;.,--‘ • ~,)- , N Val ' 1 'l 4 ) ;4 A , / 'Ol/ t: .7 it 2 1: 14 %ER 3455.] F RIDA Y, OCTOBER T 4, 1803. IPRICE tiXiiEt4,Cll‘ THEATRE-ROYAL, DRIJRY LASE. STATE LOTTERY B EGINS D 1 AWING. the 9th of JANUARY 130,4. :~:.=,~: EAsr INDIA HOUSE, - • OS. 1, tBo3. T HE COMMITTEE of SHIPP L.No of the -' ll - UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of. ENG LAND trading to the East Indies, doberely gip( Mticc, :10,i1N. ' AND OUR MiIVITERS. TOMORROW EVENING,Odober Ts, 0303, win be pertofmed. SCHEME. No. of Prizes. Val. of each. • Total Value. z of ,Czo,ooo is £40,000 2 to,opo - 20,000 2 - 5,000 - 10,000 3 - 2,000 6,000 '6 - i,OOO - 6,000 10 - $OO - 5,000 20 - • 300 • 4,c00 - So 100 - I 5,000 Ito , - so 5,000 6,325 . - 20 - 120,500 26,000 Tickets 1, 22 7,5 , 0 First-drawn Tiekot Seventh Day - £. 20,0;0 Ditto Tast Day Are part of the above Capitals. •TICKETS and SHARES arc SELLING at EVERY LICENSED LOTTERY-OFFICE ; and the PRIZES PAID ON DEMAND. PRESENT PRICE. Ticket - . £. 17 1 Half - - 8 1S o. Fightli • 4 6. (..214;:rtet. 4 ,o Sixteenth - t 2 6 • PIZARRO. • . The Scenery, Dresses, and. Deeorations; entirely new. The Music, Airs, Chprusses, and Marches, incidental to the Piece, composed by Mr. KELLY. 'PERUVIANS. Attallba t , Mr. POIVELL ; Rolla, Mr. POPE; Orozerribia, Mr.. DO WTON ; Illialpa, Mr. COOKE ; Topic,' Master WEST ; , Cora Airs YOUNL: . . SPANIARDS. Pizarro, Mr. BAR RYMORE ; Alonzo, Mr. H. JOHNSTON, Almagro„ CAULYI 4 . : L 1) ; • , Uavila. Mr. DE CANIP ; • " • Las CaSas, Mr. .IVROUGHTON ; Valverde, Mr. BARTLEY ; .Sentinel, Mr. HOLLAND ; Elvin, Mrs. - POWELL. The •Vneat Paris by • Mr. BURKOWS„ M DIGNUM, Mrs. NIINTAIN,. Miss DE CAMP, MissNliss TYRER. That the Cormittce will be ready to receive P+opoials (Oitink,sealed :4, Int Ttierd.ty the ,bib inrt. from any Persons who may wi/livgto empty the Company nt. , lth ANCI-1()IIS and GRAPNALS, SIV41)ISII IRON, BRITEiII I R()NI, . • anci TA R, L, Mid ‘vINDC)AV GLASS. Such proposals c.zpressiMg the lwa.e.rt Pricer, at there will ,Ice he an oprortanity of 'raking a7y abatement. , , The C.`cqd:tiont of the contro'Rs may 4e 4een, upoir Aptticatim to Mr. .7amrtCogg.vt, Dirk to ;be said Committer, vith what , the Tetarrt mutt 11 /di, before Twelve I,'Cleck at 4r*on, on IL. mentitned, beyond which brio not any render will 6r rot.rivoif. To BE 'SO LD BY PRIV AT ..CON THE PERPETUAL ADVOWSON,.. wit} the greatest probability of Presehtat;on, of a RECTORIAL LIVING in'one of the best Counties in England,. within n•day's journey, oi : i,ondou, of the annual talus of 4501. 'For further particulars, apply ; to Messrs.. Kent, Pearce and Kent, (Ma: ftw Landed PrOperty, •Craig's.cOurt, Whitehall. - • The Ship MARY, of Sr. Intuits, Canaclx. AP TAN ''llintnAs . Niasf , zr'of'the I\l3ry, of St. John's, Cmatl3, wieinnly deelares that himself received a deal of benefit torn Dr. ilredilin':l NCEVOU6 Cur dial; likewise his • Wife,' Mary Ann .oliv4r, was alimist rixtuced . to Death's door, and was perleaiy cured by taking DrOditin's Nervints Cordial, after being r,iven over by all the able PllySiCiAriS in the Country ; likewise sevvr,il of the Inhabit-Jilts of the Island have received gre.a. b:netit trot:lithe above Medicines. • Witness my I•Lind, .. , •:THOMAS OLIVER. • WITH " • • •.• THE CAMP. With entirely New Scenes, ,Dresses, and DcCorations. Sir Henry I.lotiquet, Mr. PA F. ; O o Daub; Mr. 101INSTONE ; ' Gauge:. Mr. BANNISTER, jun. • • . I+lunsieur Bluard, Mr. WEW ITzli It ; 'Within'', 'Mr. KECLY. Lady Plume, Mrs. YOUNG ,• ' Lady. Sash, . Mrs H. JOHNSTON ; . • Nancy, 1‘165 DE CAMP ; Neil, Mrs. BLAND. . • The whole to conclude with A VIEW OF A CAMP. 'nous 63. Second. Price 3, Pit 35. 6tl. • Second Price as, Clattery as. Second Price is. Upper Gallery ts. Second -Price 6d. ,No Money to be returned. Places tor the Box es t o b e t a k en of Mr. ,Fosbrook, at the Soit-0)/Tde irt Little Russel -street. The Doors to be opened at• , Half past Five, and the Per tomance to begin of Half past Six. Vivant Rex et 'Regina, IA xi I • —n t h e 't rage:tv of ritario with Tht Calm). On Tuesday, the! ComicOperai of The Unenna, Carlos by a Voting Gentleman, being his first appearance on lany Stage. On 4hlttliti4y, tiro Traieedy of Edward the Black. Princ.e. • irr 4 new Dram., in srliree Acts, interspers'd with Music ' • arictSpLlCtacle, alterei from the:French. called A W,Te with Twd Husbands, which has been' some tittle in fsreparation, will be 'produced SOOH ' ail possible, the Music composed by - Mr, Mazzitigi. Anci a new Cuntedy in Five Aas, and a Farce, arc alsoin teheartal. • This Day was pul?lished, i , . A Npw Edition, in I'ca Vols. hum 06Iavo, Price 41. in , boards, and on R nv A Pdper 61. in bnards; a , boards, WORKS of f.AANCIS BACON, Baron orVoriiilam, Viicourit Stc' . Albar.'s, and' lord High C hantellor of England.' • , .` • . Printed lb, I• joikrisoii VtC. I an d Richardson, Otridge and Son H. L. Cala 'er ' lT ' . itlY !I4it'lngt9hi.r. i i ,r4.4 . 4 5s'ii l l• PailbiC*`, G. et i n g;llsiisitire; t , 31 , Cr ,`, /' - , 4 Z 4 thrift,: 4 ~ ScAttzis:N* T, .I:lofat#,:Vi.livr t aFd.t ; r"'" .J , MiPPNCIArkii an g Spit',._ ClA.,:cit Nriti t Martin; .taiitirigton; A i .en and' CO. it. Lea., K. le tfdry ; Wqqvliilcr;'EhilArnln :.t.. ' • Reos Cadell ; and Davies,' 410104,r051.)yr,' I. liatditig, , iiiKl I. ' 11a%yniot. • • • IQ • Untilaturtbo thatitliortAtifer,yos eze , }pant Volumes Foolseal? 061:ivo, embefils t with it yery ~;tine Portrait, a view or St. Patrick's, Du blin,.•iinrl . 'Fae Mtn i lies of Sw/ift,"74‘lllattic, Setrog b rola, the , Lat I ofOx- • ctrl, Luta Orrery, fiti(4tpthe( tin fis h ed an teritiupo. Ltrics t price 1 - lal(-a-G utpea itboardi . . . • S W Gonsislitor .t .ccdotiF , . Mots, A libphtliegnts, and Nliseellan us Observaticin, on. Lile,,Alanners; and - "Literattire. or Di' A , Swl od of his - frirmediate Literatr and , Politleat Connexions, now , first ettlleettl from authentic , scarce , , arld_ ci original Sourc, on the ` known anclapproved Plan Walpoliana and the. • *reneli•Aitas; •• • . ~ • , . Printcd for Richard Phillips, NO. 7r, Sr. Paul's ' yard; and sold by lotto Archer, Dublin ;- 13altbur - ,- Etlin burgtri. arid' by ail other Booksellers. • • •* • • .Of whom may be bad, just publiihecl, • 4Dpi SON LA Nor Anecdotes, ftigitivi., Observations • and F;its, tonnetteci' 4 - ith the'Life; Trines, and ezitlintpo ' • Tikritis of MG:Addison, with . e4graved Copies.of Sever; of his, ,:,;:1401ters4INrtiaitst Two. yol uines ,.ii m i likr to the Swittiana, price lialt-a::'Otlinel in board's. 2. WA 0 LIANA, consist ingzof original Anecdotes, Ban • )ittatii,lind p bte.rvatfoas, rg, the late Floraee W.d pole, Earl of. prford,. with Portraiu;lcc I,t,ew Edition, ;'price gs. boards. • • , , k 4,, .rfhe..EditoN.consider it• a duty whi:h they, owe to ithernseives, to, state,' that tl i cse Wo . rk4 do not Consist of mere • Scle6tions, or Of the "'Beauties" of their respeßive Authors, but fire an title-lir pt - towards rhenrod adroit at a limited Series winch they hope will—quite as: lively and perni.,nent ap interest among the lavers orEhglish , Literatate, as Worksittf itie'aine'agreeible plan ituive . long • elteited Ira tho , Littlatutwol;Fnenc& • ARMY . Alai NAVY EQ UIPM; E.' , grtiE PA'I'EN:I2 CA mp nEDsTEADS Furni. • s J.. Wye, hlattrasses, and I;, , oatii4; c , .nt;ilete are Very retileet fully recommended to (;eittl:men, as being the nuist portable • ' saper,or to ,an iliii‘te iti 1.014011 ; MJrsit:LeS, r , .., ants, Tables and Cliairs, on 4111n-civet' prineipies ." h" 'oil, Sofa Beds and Chairs, bur on Board Ship ; Nies...v.l4w . Net Furniture, and Patent Brass-screw Bedsteads, for East ' - ' 4l3 4•AYlt.it , illdies, And All ..V6ieitii q;illl.4lt,lt , 11 , 1(litGAN and SAND.F,RS's Patent Bedstead Manufatlory and Ware-Rooms, , NO.*l6'aitil t 7, Catlierine-St tett,: Strand. ~_eßGA'N.and SAN OE RS's. New —invented j werial . : 4. ) 14414; Tabiqs,Allqwo to be the must einnplete and elegant Set Of Tables evir 'Vet in anted; arc fiery portable O atkl " 4 in,„a . Box, but ten trieltesAtep, , , : '' - A' •R. the fashionable Sofa-Bed and Chair-Bed Wale. .. bOUSe. .. - • , . 1-91 1' ItHEUM4 4ilikiS , LI.MBAGO, NyMONESS, iPp.I.SY, Millen , Si))lirtiocti Or Flying Pains, general Debility - an&ißatikstion of the 4Systetri, SPRAINS, *AttI..IISES and CtiII43I:9AIN ,', .r 46 = W - HITF , HEAI) . siEI.. 4 3SV,NCK OF MUSTARD, i , tratsandliduid4.are.tils:mtvit etiteauai rentedief Art the I • World haying succeeded iii cases of six, eight, ten,.twenty, ' ttnjl evep i tif forty years standing, after eve r y °the? . itte,itis had f ltied. iitil l't has absolutely cured more Patients of the aipve - yontplautts, thiut;a4l.o(l Medicines ev.r made, putdit:.-- - : The Fltkti ( s ,s9sl44,ll4,;rl,y..penetraiiiigind spzedy in xis Opv ration,ilfit thibLlffsf:Sprains. and Bruises are removed 1 4, two Jr three Applications. isle preperedl and soht pt. 2s, ~q each I)ux or , bott let by r i •i.„„„m„ Apott.c.,z, Nn, ts, '(; reek -strcct, Soho, oniton, and may be had 6t eve' y Medicine Vender in Eng lant, Ireland, West Indies,,and 'America. , , lo , tiretvent zountorteit imp os i t i on , t h e Genuine, is signed i sin the Label by th e Proppetor, R. Hid .A. , ..ii, 'Ap l utlieCary, o: iS,G itek•street, Soho,' London. SHROPSHIRE.' TO BE SOLD. BY AUCTION, At 'the Castle,lnn, in Bishop's Castle, in the County of Sa lop, on }Friday the zt st and Saturday the 22d Days ut Octo ber, t 1303, punctually at • Four •,. T HE MANORS LORDSHIPS, or -Reputed , ManorS or Lordships,, or NO It BURY and HARD %VICIsE, and sundry very Valuable Fat:El-40 LD ESTATES, situate in the Parishes et Norbury, Clinw and Bertws; in the .said County of Sal , *ll ; comprtsing several CAPITA FARMS, Lid cornpaely tny,Let her, con.sst nu.; Of about 16rz Statute Acres.of A rable, Meadow, aud Pasturc Land, besideS 3*B like Acres of COnlinoniao,,. used Ascil;hedp with divers , veil-built Meistrages and 9lat:liuild- -- iogs, in good rdpalr, of t•he yearly value of'l2.7OLnYvVvarres, lett to uneiceeption44le Tenants, whose= 'Pe.ris chiefly, pile :it the end of the present yeAr ; in suudi sp'ecitied_ in printed Particulars, 'which tiny be had at ,the bishop's • Castle; TattYLt, „Shrewsbury ; Crown, Ludlow ;' Talbot, Churc.h.itrettun ; „aod Duke's Arms, snio** , ,a. • The Estates in Norbuty, lie in a bcittliful and Spurting Country, . sixteen: miles Ir(41 - 41.. Sitmwsburv, and tot. r troy** Bishop's Castle ar.d. the otliciceight mites frenvili.iti6p's, Castle, and six &ow Knighton. kor further information, apply to 'Mew's. Kerfoot an:l Fitetkett, , Warrington, Laticashirt ; , sAite,srs..Toiti . ,..rvey . , and Jones, bishop's Castle; Mr. Win* Thomas Clifton, Lear: Bishop's Castle; or Mr.ssrS,' Manley and Lnwes, Mivale; Temple, , Laindon, where p rinted . i I p.tri.eu.ars may also be tia,L GOVERNMENT SEGUKI l'Y AcAINST. CO UN. E TRI' LITs. ' No i n i e ve a ti r , e oo G t? e , n c ti i i i 7 ;v :T l it i l i r s h ta av i p "SA ti "'So LOMON, : and Ten kounds tv - xt- a -SiainP! ra be ,raid on colivietwo; nutter Ad of , Parliament. 'the 4io.G co. 11 1. Ch. 16, before any ] ustice of the Peace., MABES DORSALIS, or, the 11 dela to young persons of 'salacious .clkpositions.• is so Little treated of by the.ancient Pre:titioners of Medicine, as Itroii,vli the delicacy of modern Physicians, that an idta..of it eanitot be collected front w ritlogs, I t is necessary, then to say, that the tirst symptoms of the Tabts' Dorstrlts.areeisilY4iiscerneti by involuntary. ridul - tial etnit;sions pOns in the back, as well as often in the head tbrinidatiOn' of the •spine' ; aching pains, and weaktiegs of of . rneniory, by ,ati extreme tlejediob t the mental faculties; and . contiigent to thee ateglifts-serena meagre visage emaciated' bony ,; irregular aStitttlittit; tiVIIS ; whic,n, preceding a syndrome of bectical coo.pi.nuts, ultitnately close the buil catastrophe. ..The tatticacy of .the Cordial Balm of Gile.;(l is daily demonstrated, in eradicatink the worst and'inost dangerous symptoms of nervous disord= era'; and nothing has tended so much to establish therame of ou s Mpt.iitine), as . its - certain success ily , those , complaints w hi c h strike their l'Ont sqdeep•iiithe ConSettution, - al;d are so fatal to the liariptieSS of mankind. • , • • The .Cordial • Barth of Gilead •is earnestly fecort!inentled to all persolisialtouring , imiler those cruel inalaches which break out in a variety of syniptoms, and' fur vi , hiCh 'this salubrious Contial is a safe and'-eisy cointioting thu stutnacti : i nti . nowelv, br.icing the solids, and giving tone to the whole .nervous system.. . , • A SWviiig of Nine Shillings. hr 'r 'o Guineas. • Thu Cordial 13xitn of Gilead is told iA,Uottles, prkee a-Guinea each. ; • there and also Battles, cOniain ing,equal to tour bottles at tos.AI. hy tt saves gs, iticluding,alsq Vie Duty ; the St:01111•Qt I•Cittcli bcdri the Prhprietor's.name alit! address, Sand. 801001011; Liver_ pool," to imitate whtchis F e l on y_ N. B. The Postage of all Letters must be paid, and a tee encloseddor , • Anti- JO. 13alm of ater gent Lotion,, and " Guide to Health," are Sold by 'Retrinaiit, •llantbUrgh Bach, • Petor.street, New:York.; ,MatheWs, Na. ti, Strand, London ;, and in 134th, by Hittatd; ; Brighton,. Grt.gory ruinglia.n, Knott and Lloyd; liedetittl, Smith Simmons ; Bury St. EtlinuntPs,.Dingle ; Chnitenhont, Sel. non; carnbridAci Hcxigwn C.,.%9Y 4 T 1 4cY+" 111(1411 V ; Cvl"ek ter, Kcy titer ; CanterbUry, birennons'l 17Ar110.e,', lothe Chatham, Et herington.;•-•CheitnslOrd, Medlar ; Chester, Alia Sot) ; Chichester, Phillipson ; Cirencesteb.Smith ; C hippenharn, Combs ;; Dublin, Dugtia le, No. 7, F..achange , court ; Derby, Drewry; Durfrnn, rentlingt.",it ; !lover, Neaie,..; • Deviies LOwei:"Doralic , ler, Virtue-I peal.; hoar; Dartinotath, Jackson,; • Stuith., !North lirict,,e ; Exeter., Trewtnan and Soul_ Falmouth, ter, Pitt, ‘Vaiker ; r.vi)(n,hvc !Avei r o, druggist ;' • Leeds, - lintis, I4olfytes 3 Lincott4 :Drury ;- Lynn, ; Leicester, , Qrogory, S,witifen ; Lewes,. Pat : cluster, Thompson ; Margate, 'll.oiVe; Wal •;:er ; Mlrlborough, Harold; -Newbury, Fidler; , Atlee New.. castle', Walker, Hodgson ; Northamproni! Dicey ; ,Nottipg+- hatnr.• hurbage; Norwich, Stevenson and Co.. ; xlet'd; Jones ; 'Plymouth Dock, 'Hoxiainl ;' PortsruqUitt, Belain • Reading; Stuart - and Co. ; Rochester, di eting:on; Prestort, Sergent ; Shrewsbory,_Eddowes ; SouthamptOn, baker ; Statliml, Morgan ; StattrOrd; Newcomb ; Sund eland, lhay; Salisbury, Cuillns ; Sarhetrough, liayley ; Taunton Poole; Tunbridge Wells, tiprang e ; Wells Evill • WcPitottilhr Wood ; NVititisor,litakency ; and by Venders of Cello-Me Medicines in the United Kit Uf Wirt' may be had, a new Etljtion. being nearly Throe Hundred Pages - , priCe unly"/S. " SOLOMON's GUIDIs• TO HEALTH.: 0 r advice to both sexes, vu -female dimis.!s s Neryous, Hy- Pctchouclilac,. and Lonsumptive coin i wkiiits. This. lieu kis retolitinended to young men and boys has been the latunir of 'Many' Kari experience and hobs tit thc c,tiantitrras consequences of a.. secret and destructive vice. Tt , v. +Lich is added an Escay on tliscaSes , incident to feulalc.l, Ap pendix on the subject or a solitary and destruct tvt• vice; also an 'Address to Parents, Guardians, Tutors, and Iliwe who have the care 4w.l.etluc,ation DI youth- I ikc %vise Advice tor Bathing, .explaining the mode of treat:pent,' iii the difierent stages of 111.. Scurvy, .Lepiosy, Evil ; t;hut, ltheit 'nazism, and Venereal Disease ; cautions Tel persons, of mem. Sze . the danger a int pfJpet tainnexionsor uriproper ttelt i,;.l' The amazing Lae of this Book is the best criterion of vat utility. - N WORD 10 THE . WISEk Asa . serious caution to all - wh0,..45.an the tido re of their Complaints, are obliged to have recourse to dangerous preparation` Mercury. Mercurx is certainly, if tako' with discretion, a most noble and eticetual •Cytrc for every species of Vmereal Itifeetion . ; but# on the , othe r hand; thereAs not an artii.le in clic. whole Materia Medics so repi4te with dan ger. 'fhits if a cold oc,:urs when under a course of this'ex traordinary Madicine„it frequently leaves behial it the t;out, Rheumatism, Nuoilaticis hi the Lintb3, Paralytic and whieh,/perliaps„, do not appear for seven, eight, or ten years. Many P.:r,:ons in 'business, Scrvants, and titi , ..Fetl ,dl who, from the inittire :of their - einployments, are unlipeti,to be out in all wcathers,. being, liable to catch cold under a conr:a: of Ntertill!', \vhich may terminate • NVI t h their liNes ; .but no sueitslaligei will intervene to those who substitute 131:()1):INI's BOTANICAL SYRI)?, which is.vartichl•lrly r:comme» , k - d to he toed bcryre•persotis enter into Ow Matrunorti . /.1 SIMV, it the itnitscretiuns elm Parent arc the source of r.:x.ttion to him the remainder or his existence, by afflicting his innocc.lt, but uith)Mitutte • OW. spring,- ryitt3 the-liv . !l,, ,, epiptioos twit trtaliAttane variety of tither C01'11)1404 ti on. tt are Most IS. sutedly. intrulticei by the sAmnregiM and imprAenee. The Hata% li.C2l'SYTUp.and. R.cstorativo No N , 91/1 Cordial, to be had at the llo;:t..,r's likmse, No. q, A ibtoh-strcet, tlesat-il: 2s. ' its. 6d: and 5(1.. (Duty att.:hided); febonit anti Cc-•'a, 14W Bacon, N..‘. Is , Oxtura.trect, oppqsite: flond•strcet GoldingyNer. , Iz4, Holborn; Withers ,(eat; W4lrchottse, No• 22g, Strand, Temple Bat Royal Eittliii*; wiii, j ,us, Perfumer t.) His 1 1 44k,iciar2: I ' l . o . • N u tribery . , Corner of ;".•,, P21144.0;04 , yard ; 414 ton's., guy...tlaxeh,tnge; 'Oiling 'and-Butler...No , 4, c s hearn.o4l Burgeoi,_+, 4111' 1 0 . and Son, No. 3:2„ Hayiparket ; Shaw's 'Mein:: Warehouse, 'Hi4h-street s ,,Bufough, opp ,, site thO'South,. .waxl: Bank I ,Mr. 's, f 0)I'd rcc I, site the Pantheon ; Drukstst; Bl..chrnan;•street : , ...Borough ; Bo w Awl to be hid of ail the Boltsellers and l'i . inters in the grin pal :Vliirket'ToWns in the Urtitatl - kin - idonis. • - r I To THOMAS TAYLOR.; ' , New London• . .d-lonourld Nl.troh IL, 1804. j t I t3EG leave to inft),sM, VOU that ever ~ , n4ice the year 17,3, I" liaveVern aillickd with the `LIAO'S VC11 , 1,. WiliCh,2lll3lll it.,ubstiaately f4Esiqing ,v/:kry gtilirs i g (if Itoledicine prezx ribect by the :mist einitnnit ot the • I.aculty nere, - tinde*,ohig; sverat ;Levere courses, of .salivatiall, and twice discliatp s i from the witn little relief, atveirtrs e r '.. the 1711;41 invetenrie nature. - In'tlie• spring of. last . year disonler suchto a head, is, nearly to pkit perion to' my exi,tt.ltice laro Ith:et ratite ' , crown Tot my heud y • one on arm. zp..l env : legs were.orok,e, out in a fti,;;lthil , tiAlrt t' di4.4d- I tttlly und , had been , 10 .1 t.t.tt•; ot u hatin rt j(or the lAst seven ylt,,;tri; my lett Itmcl.,:ik.o itura nqtles on 4, t‘, as very.• iflll4, it kti'lcuiotireit, Ottil inc' illClCxerrttiat irt~ Rain, particol,irly ‘7i.trpt in hI, as ttealy to rte. the of ret ; latiTZ.%ntUble state, inecatekl In' ti r. I. Titultawk.ll, (wliO reoeiye,i ,so ~ireati a cur.' ity theni ht...rej, to take yOur reaketsl - • 4 Vat,..tit •iv lti:ziel.bosun to do on tit, 7(111 Of _4,41 tite r cOtll`e , Cl a fOrtiliZilt, egati to pceive t , ....v.i.;);t --in. 11 , 1 ti: ire than a . mow the &1 1 . 1 '414 hei'd Wcoe' sounitiv Iteale(l---,oon utter, the sours tm toy legs Healed also; leaving, 11,),s over, coil strtbr....ble dileolunration itt the skin, and p.olt bb u: titthe,„ let I, w !lido,.. by the 314i lutti lon, 4 cr , Vers,tr:er,itite yoiir invA silbsidoci ; in& nodes' diversitlii,.. - titetzicin regaining its tia; itt.ll hue, 4ntittlie. pAtnS , vadnally . 'tont - 1 tito4 became by year ativ).4.-e and ge. * • • 4 • tame* , tree I . 3:1 Wrner have recuv,..r..-d Ir f•mater spirits anti • sttoni;ttli an sin he cotne-,j,,sity v.nit Jut; ill\+ lool .Stilte -I tit v. inkcv it ti t tlyfilf maliy to 03 ail: wh.t. 'iiavrti a`tellit,lo tO rress o r ..the . oo,t ~t st.:l:,rinir'relvtftls, to Inake ;this, itty 5450.4r4:..et41it: as . possihie, tt4 : . I ltihali on etety ,occasion • in so doittg, ,FO4 t wsli -grcdti 5 , ,nt gt4telnl, obedient, vein littrithle scrytint, '• ALEX. iI , IIIIt.IC. I it. I l'S Ctuse, ;inctt-stieet,, Edinburgh. WittICSSCS to tile.ath,ve Cure : (witty ThomrsoN,. No. New Potiltry Nlarket ,• arid lo !IN C:lc , t I • .Cl),lfe:t Salt; i>y top, a oleProprietnr, THOMA'.3'r.• ): o MC:7llltXr of thtl ' l 4 .93ti or sor Atorti,4Bi No. q, New Liridp-:;t! , ...1 . , ; w.erzott‘r ...:01i4c.'int. residence of more t): pcac_it.ei , 4?ticularly diredef . . cgre of v<licreli . Cot plaints anti thostrinciitelit Parts of Grnerittion, with that invi4labie r,rif Of his prinessi,on sito , 11(„I alv.9l!s observi: he tfatt , a% 11:311$e1t, and as3istant ,sly '4(llThnisteis to persinis rak i lig this M .1, 4i 110, astoeched, by , as an. advaiitag,.; 44'1 7 , dont ,att.ti:l44,e Ansi ~ , ; ‘,.);,1 arribioity, , -.A. l °_sobl, by his appor.tim:rt, fyr the crni ke viinnce or nvingiit a distance, at tn... l'etfunier'si . No. 35, St. ; thc-Toysho . „), No. Ox ford-street; Mr.. Lija,i 9 11 1 ?11!!4 ? No. 3, Fish-street-hill ; Mr. Steers, N o . Tower. iill ' ilaxteei,'SO,itti-bridge. Edilth'-igb't Mr- Mac dentald, Cilasgatti Mr. Catlocil's,. Dubbii.; and by one person in vvery.eonSida.ible town ceat Ire land, in Jinxes: of only as. sealed up with tub and plitin dir. : :dieits,' whereby p . ert-,:enti 'of either sex may cure themselves _with ease, spew, scQtecs, and safety. N.. 11. Every Box sold in Great Britain. iii - Waled tip with Sos 14)on w hi z i, , by favour of the Continis.sioners it printed,. at ttr:. T. Taylet, 9,' bretl4e-strii•et, , )---to o:mutts. ia Felony, :and 41 i othcrs 41C COlAilf4rikit4. le ti's. 'observed by M .....ARTINU% SCiIII.IRVS, in his direetionit for panegyrizing patrons, that every Minister of State, or other great man, has united in F im every virtue of the head and heart, as inherent qualities, Whether they have been exerted .or nori and thereforeehar.a' dependant or expetlant; in ad dressing•the said great man, has nothing more to do than to enumerate every valuahle . qualification, add attribute r them to the idol before whom lie !sown This is a very easy and compendious mode of praise ; it tellies every kind of discriminario'n,. And in sy 1.),.. employed by any person that happens in re., colieet the nathei Of the: cardinal virteesi A late writer, who has taken for his themethe merits of the present Adreinistratiot, and the delimits of their Predecessors, but especially the suhlitne ere: vation, of soul which • distinguishes Mr.:Ant/1t0:34 TO:Z from tl;t: Pairry meanness of Mr. Pirr —after repre , enting, the 'Country as , sinkni ,to ruin titlacl the f"el,:e tiaFele . of the fosmer :A ini , ster, until the pteeor arm ef 'il , :e present <n,,t , :lie tir, from destr444 !ion, ,su:r., uo his Account of t;‘e perfeeti, , eis o f• 04 ! existing Cal)inet in a feu wordi—tti. F,tiOfnlin: in.. tent - ion; they are wise itt counsel, able and . rigore bus in cende::t, and 'fortunate - in result."—iiefore they came into office every thing was a lverse,sinee thet"blessed epoch every thing•has.prospered. They had indeed a• stiPernatnral • operation, the very seherrirs which their Predecessors had contrived, ~,tl the very 'Expeditions which their:Predecessors had de. vised and prepared were Successful, not from being well planned or provided, hut :from the marvellous who .liit. not_ng to influence of the new Counsellors, I I- hi do with tither the designs or the dispositions. The achievements of our arias in:Egypt, according to the Ministerial Panegyrist, net' assignable to the present Ministry ; theegh at the time the exploit- , were performed, and for a month after, rata 11)4)1 of our arnif or Let in E l eept knew, or could know * that such a chltege had taken plat:: ; and if, as their votary declarei; ' they arrived at Peace " by the gate of victory and success," it was a gate in the opening of which they had no hand. Bit without enquiring 'whether the Pence of iliftiitut was glorious " beyond the hopes of the wisest and the must sane gn;acof their well:i•ishers ;" following the policy of Mi:dsters doting the: cessation of arms ; or even for the present reviewing: their general eneasures since the recommencement of hostilities, 'we s hall ctinfi'rir our ensviries, concernirl th . eir tilleAged s %%is. dont 'and vigour, to . one suhje&—;the , exasares which they hate adopted respeCting .`Spain. ,e , l*.. ' - No Briton, 'ln the srnailest..dcgtedoaequainted with what is passing in the World,..can li ignorant of the principle, and system of means, which with all his'eliolence and Caprice, BONAiiAitrit has tegu. lady and uniformly erripi4ed foe carrying into effett his atr clout purposes. liii 'process was indeed extremely simplefroen the pluhder of one Country he reserved a considerable partfOr enablinkhim to 'plundeteanother. The spoils of Belgium and liol. land; drat had been procured by uthcr depredators, empe,vereahian in, his, first grand lobbing advert.. tote, in :pillOge Italy—the pillage of Italy Van. , stituted:rthe,w4ays and : 14p#90,for the robbery -1 a Malta and Egypt. 71`he,proteeds,oi these sptiliatigne a'fforded him, hopes q( ; extending, his robberies ' to Syria 'and Constantinople, but finding, his, career stopped in that Aearter, heeretuened tu,France and ctilledied wh.steemnants he could ftAtitt,,rojer"iles -Of pillage, and meenwhile,, coesidered whee'e t he )night, discover new ~seyeees.,. From Sealh Mtge stuns had beetle:utile - led, litA stilt, while .54e`Avii 3 allowed the itoport:ktiory,Of: her Westeres treaiuto, she Wharf anielle - foal% store,, ,antiif*tc-- .4 4Was no tiniabtl bur! !pal- fund * .• w hen 'arr i v ed tea Spiin, would • ' be corripletely, at. t *, (lisps?! of LIO,N.A l' A. R. i E T-.utlia t eh& riches of. MestiO end ,feriii, iCsuffere.i eAlliout I molestation-te :cross the ~ ogiiitn, .would he, tiafted, i ntca It he,,,C ...,1011: 4 r . E )(chew, v(.l lr c,o I ric r. i . otA's 01 War against Englited, ; Cs4.l,thece, b ai,ry. unto ac stt t '4 b w:o . P u w l i t ct i li }l o e i i:t . h b o i e rf, r i t t e l ae lli d •t h t;‘ .. 's v c l;;:ii ° ,4 ; 463 ,,e i, e i t s l. l l 4 ,; ' ‘ o . l ,,,, :. ' o .' a, s 'i i ,i ' S, , '' d sh ‘ l.. l ll / 4, • h u 1 0. 1! titer the strong robber wanting money , wtultl seizt the effetli:of the Weak , llersoprietne when rinder 'lii . :power ?. 'rite policy of l3ri,tAkr . i io that - case tvas oh, vious, regairetf by ; pelikee :and s;fri:ciiOne,l Wjus, liceo. , .The 'physical re'sonrces 91:ipain, when ar, 'rived in di *air,- Werl unquestiottainy to be c p i : Tr'ii aical resources Of ice. -- Ptidetice• and self-d e , fence demanded* that liiitAn, - ‘ll.O rulecl ate nel of conveyence,. should attest; ir, ;,, I .,, sag , wealth iliat was destined to te.ticheo d ~ trengthet herinvetteate. enemy. The policy of this prinnitirl wimas.unticniable as that, if you arc engaged in war, it is your business, as much as po;Able, tt • dirninish.the means Of the foe..for sesistance and an no f ance . J ust i ce also would have ratified a seizon which was not intended' :to -i-njure the propeir or but to sectire 'his'richet frotet etre hands of a rob!ier ~ . Flow came, lyijm4ters to negleft precdutioni so t.vi, dently necessary, and to employ treeperitirig hal theaiureseteheit the.necasimcalled liar deeiSive cowl set% and immediate efforts i They have :sciff'.i:rea TiVe 'Millions sterling elreedy to come within IN Centulergtasp, which' i they might have with east kept from the - Piuntierer, Li it one'vf the ix, - plotts Oct which they and their flatterers rest Ott fame' of their wisdom and vigour. ? . .. Let us !Teal tP Our recollection the Counsels cv another Minister of a very diffcrent kind of wi s do n and vigour, in' circumstances whit!), as tr not concern England, ,were similar, though so , urg ent.. .Duting the Wat wish France, a'greal portion 44 which-was condut9ed uoder the auspicet of the AiSCWILLIAM PITT,' Spaia manifested t disposition to employ her wealth anti power in us.sist. ing France ageins) Britain, The sagacity of P ur i instantanteuSly pent: (rated into the design ; anillui