The Sun. — London, England, 1803-08-20 00:00:00

77-7 •s• • • e ••••1, PkrOi/TON, Arc. 17. 1)4 exh , htted a very ,ourrterouh 1 ), bi , ee theqleparatre of- the l'it tN:t.: . S'llh..k.'ltpti.lll . (111.IVI othy [cot but 'I Bishop of CI-Reit EsTt , kiy late : Coosri tulle Chapel lio!yal tts.k videe yep trttl.4t nturitjnb. The . usttal service of the day at". Irrwar,th tbilowed of the Nobility were • pre4en!.. , • 111e.5t.3 FenOibles yesterday were exercised of) y to the west of the town ; twelve rounds (yetc fired ac t smill boat moored for that purpose, ahatit . ; hilf a league from the shore. The shots general were extremely well. diredted ; and had the. ObteCt hero of the magnitude- 9f. a cuilmon gini.boati . -it .must inevita.biv-hrve been sunk.— ...‘h nit one. hundred • Of the Corps, that were not %%•,,Intl at the guntir were mars 4 illed in the rear; rind a;intAl • m pmes. Ceneral latqtcox, and .other military characters, were in the. Fort, while the road which led to is wJs.so.immensely crowded with , e4taturs, as to he rendered impassable. Many LiaJies of tile first• rank and beam y voluntarily placed theinsei.ves within a-leW.yards of .the scene of 'aditui, Sttr , (l the firer.of the gun , , which were. t , v-iwo rut,,teri with the fortitude and coursge.of Amaz •11 , . The r)e.c.essitr'y preertut ions site t'i Pevenscy, to disappoiir the inhti4-inteutions ut the Enemy. 'cit e J ou ar,o.to be !Ireued•mrthelit,t alarm, when the whole level ailt,NhArdy inundated,. !Lae Ate Cors;ean, l ind his hra ,, :3 , s amtherents, 0 , 445 amphibious qualities to touch on urea firma in titatmii.trer. Tern ! ) ivy littracks, to accommodate. 900 In. r and zoo Cavalry, were h:Ttio att Flasaings nn Sa:urday. flirrack4. S.-uth Bourne, f r 800 La. • re aid zoo C.Avalr,y, were, also begun on Mon. „day tasi. Temporaty livracksl are .liKewiie to.be caan ; iletod at Noon as l ioibecat P,eveoicy, Oiches., ter, Anilniel, • flit.tle,, 13-5x.1119, •Shoreham,.and Blatchipgrun, The 13.1rra, ks liere'are to be (L.rdily eularged,.,aud se t er.d bains,.4e. have been • 41•Airiv kit ed Of pnrcha'.ed, to be convertcdilitO.,,COMl. mthii9us teceotsideb fqr troopi. , . • N6ll/CASTLE. A,tlc. it.. \Vt:.luid the pleasure of wit nessingthe arrival,of his Grace the Duke of NOR rtlithiVALANCiand Pa mly In this town ow Ftiday laq, on his road to Altivviek Cio.tic, where he arrived that afternoon. N t withstanding die wetne of tie day, he was m'e'at F.%ltott by a outnerous body of his Tenantry, who all breathed forth unfeigned sentiments of joy and coi gra+ u',ation on the return of 'so great, and what more tti teas , honour, so good a, man, after an absence of seven years. When he arrived M. the toli-bar near Alowiik, the popuLiee rely took the horses from the carriage, and,' . with liaruess prepared for the occasion, drew him to the (...!astle, amidst the shouts of the surrotinding multiunit!. Ilk Grace teemed highly del4ghted wait the attention sheutit laid injeturn ordered, 2.01.. 'to be gi►en to th )se men. wlio tugged him ato , : g, and a., livid) wine and strong ale to. - the public its 111, y t hu,eil to think. Oar informant 3 . '1.4 , that, to tile Castle alone,, nn less than six y dozen of wire were 'wired forth in, copious li h a. tions to flicc,tis on this j , e, tut occasion. Lord I'vitcY, with the true old hospitislify tha t ,; ways distioguishe ; that ancient Family, mixed IA (IV roi.antry, and dratk several apfitopriate in t,tv, 'ow it .vhich was "' Prosperity to the' aunty of Nortimmbirlasi .1." INs Grace,, with that.beile. volenee tor which he iseharieterizetl, has ordered all the po ,1 upon loi tOitate* tubsti r illi'd with broth :At I Itrean Llitring hii 'stay.,-It is his' - Grace's in. troljoo to f.k . t!re a Volunteer Corps of tOOO tnen allot% his Own TenAtry, and clothe anti pay 'hero; rut ltis ow,t expei,cr which will - render that 14 ible. twist's t kpettilitore duri.g the War e insidetaldV quite i!, in any of lii, M subjeis. We say oluisteer bechts.e we believe thtre out- he the lea%r comoulsioh •f though several, during the I t,t W, r, when a similar mea s ure was resorted to, ,ti 1 krOin ►itil►l to tet the titroing.las)ce to wicl►l," yet wrto heilict their (rills ,r,isoti, nor their firm% ; a (iisi•lipy ot 4 eAtitiour . and moile r:010o worthy the iiniteiiioo Of all iovestr4l., with accoltnr of the , nur&icr uf Fishing Vpssels %Ouch have entrced at the Coma Oilice in the Cut. t h e P.lrt at f.. , ndoo, from 25th M tick rigB to 2 Much t 603; tlistinguishlng yvar. 1 , non 1,94, to zg jll<ltch 1/99 , 1 tit 1799, tb 25 ,Match ttioo 1.. tt tt.).2.; 4rcit ttios ) ' t t',ot, to zg 111.ttco tot n 7.5 t loz, 15,(11,Arch - 18"); th:r, LiJilduil, gtit Aug, ,t,803. Number of Catigoet. - 14'7 • 1623 - 116 • 26E41 ' 3453 3ccount of the total coantit ie.; of Fish brought • . ti) Nl,l' ket, tlitfetent Candidates Tor the. It gr,),llva by the Lords . Commis. .I.ionet. of ry, bs . Trv:iwry, in the Seatonio unit 18 . 01, and tBoz and 1803. on.r._ Cult. ge,r. Fresh Coil, it,nitiock; sec. in the , ,Sei.t. sou . coitinvnellig Anti V11.1•11',' OD.: I. Iso2, .• 2416 lo 3 4 Fr 411 11.uttl'.Lit,4c41. in the Sea. Oct., r, 1802, 44• 11 1, 18a3 . 2173 to 3 14 Slightly C 1 ,•., In. the Seitsijn,, 1,. !Sot s 414 • June 2, 1301 • Cntt, in the $01 . 5611, cv•ts.t.iiem . lii,; (Jct. I, ,E02, , eni.1en4.• &::. in the vit/zt. t; IS4it,tittf en (nn 1,13 i-it, -« ke in thu-Sa.t. 14, t, 184 t, ,ih▪ rt 41i1..! I, l'ezdi trim I ca. 1, 1132, n. i\ itk3 4,677,5 , 0 ur ° 623 ,41 Sprati, Nt , ti. I, tii:o2,' , to NtirCii t 03, re,3 , 79 tin:awls • Fretill 'non March I, 13Q2, t, tg , a i'rvioi'Mdc.k.it,cl, Irma t, ttol, • to Aug: 1, 1803 1366,995 J 7 1 9 _ 312 .10 , .3 649 11. • 2 4 togo 3 t 3 1 t36,t00 M4karcl. Lt) N DOIll liMited by It IICIIAN AN 141 4 M1LLAN, {at Dow.'treet, Covent-thinkui and I'tabli4hed by %V*it' Ait &at (ot Nioiton-strert, (.;rosveno'r.square)i At the bUN.OiII'IC 1, No. I la, strand; where iiss e vertistrtsersts, Qrdirs tor the' Paper, Letters fur the ruili4Pj Stk. (tosi_p c d) , ajdre,ied. .'2110 . 2V7 /ZEN, ' z 7. • Ow Monday,,,the 6th inst. about three o'clock, P. i'l. the ;dorm of fire wassivez by bells and other.. wise ; it broke out 'in the centre of the Sr. Laurence Soburbs (the wind -theta isl Owing exceeding hard. ,from the Mirth-West), Which- from the nature of the buildings, being mostly con-ark/ed. of wood, in a very short time indeed. extended itself . in a toirt distiessing manner, and cononitted ravages, aim , beyond description, abbut rs or - 16 houses having been consumed in lest than 'one heir, .the corse.„ quence of which to the unf trtun tie surf, rert, may. be more easily 'conceived than de , cribeil. The fire in the Suburbs was not totally. subdued, though every exeftiontin the the Town . had been made, when the cry of fire in Town, sounded fioniall sides ; as was natural, the persona . more itrinetliately interested, retorted to protva themselvett. The wind; it would appear,' had con. : veyed some sparks of fire to town, which fell upon , the!roi..lf of - the gaol, one of the .buildings must ex. posed to its fatal influence, .which cominunica'edi with the Jesuits Chinch, and both were entirely •consumed : -tire Protestant Church next to it, a neat and elegant structure, soon experienced. the same fate—that large, new, and elegant building, - the Court... Hous er was in imailnent danger for some time, the Venetian blinds in. the west et,ei. ss inflows having adually caught fire, aod Part 44'00e of 'l'e small, gates, in - front havirg .been burnt ; by tin., common exertioos, and .the f irtui ions cit stance of a lirp.plog Dearly opposite, belonging ; to the Montreal Water Works, whichpff , rded a very `large supply of water, the house of Mr. Justice . Pallet. was, .saved, ; although on ft.re several! times {tint life exertions there did not prevent the Lite from extenditig its ravages farther; in a few minutes the hone of Mr. J. Gray, occupied by the Chief jus tice, was tr a b1.14e, and immediately communi.; cared to." Mr. pufort'S, next door—thence to rvL.. ; dame and, to two houses in the adjain... ing,crots-street, belonging to Mr. Gilbert Miller, one of which he had purchased but 'a few day she.. lure. and of T, Vi'sito'r,Esq. thence to' the' honsc.t oecipird by his mother and skier, which were soon 'consumed,' with the greatest part of the property they' contained ;. in the 'mean time, the hoo,e of Mr; Langan, opposite to that of the (Thief plaice in Sr: Pail-stfeet, c.nsght are, Wrid.continued thence Westward down that street its dreadful effeas, eon. stoning the houses of Colonel LongUeiol.' Joseph. Roy, and James Birss.—The large -cell pied by GeN ,Burton, the next ; in the line, though covered with sheet iron and at a considerable tree, very narrowly escaped, by cutting away and • removing the outthouses, etc.• but the College, that, Venerable pile, unhappily for the . Publit, was not 5 0,,, fortunate, it fell a sacrifice 1u the devouring elenieni, as did the Post:Office, next •door to Gen, Button's, which, having a wooden roof, could not SO easily be protetted. In short, the' progris of this dreadful fire was only arrested at the house cc.; - , copied by T.:VV,ilker, Eq. next door to the Post. office ; all the *out.h - thes, galleries, part of ,ttae root, and garret' windows having been also. pre. VissyslY cut away and lemovtd, which, by t h e n o . comm , n exertions- . of every descriptirin of Teutons was saved, altbnigh on fire, and thereby an infinity 'al buildings In short from the 1 1 ,0 w i n d, and t h e excessive diyncss of the. season, it is , ifOliOSSibit to say . What have hen the consequences. It is.but . jos , lice to say, •tharthe Cictzer6 are very, much in. debted to the Officers and buldiera of the Garrison, and to the party of the 4.tst regiment.(whomiliched into town dating the cunflagi at i o ) for 'their kind and timely assistance. Every detotioion'of per!. 'ions seemed animated with a ale..ire of. e xer t ion, taut the verv.exemplary conduct of Mr. GA - 8-14.t It ROY, ph') lives at a distance irons either town Or 541141165, was beyond expression kind and humane., lie con. &lilting his own horse and water.cart, 'came to town on the fir,it alarm, and continued with great -labour to procure water 14 the fire engines during the whole of the coniligration. To such chalaeterti public honouis ate due. - The loss, to the sufferers must he immense, as well the real kiss by fire, r ; As'ihelrievitable eon. ,eqttences of a sudden rcuitiVallefurniture and ef. It is a melancholy refieftion, that in moments of calamity there arepersons that can so far debase the human charaCter as to take advantage rif their fel. low.ereatures ; such was the case during that night, many persons saved property only to be more ex. posed. Several persons even wino escaped the fire, suffered very considerably-in this way. A very liberal subscription for tine relief of the poor has been made; and we hope will be attended with la. lutary efibets. , • At the lati Assizes at liodinio, a eause - of eon_ siderahle importance was tried by -a -Special Jury, befi,ge Mr. 13-iron GRAHAM, being an aftioo brought by the Company of Pi oprietors of the Tamar Mantire Navigation (who claimed an exclu3ive • tight of fishery in the yver . Lamar, front .Corele Quay,, no_ wards, by virtue of avLease from His Royal kligit. . ness t h e pa Lli c of WALEs, as Duke. of Cornwall), against .Jotfx WA!.TEtt Foo . re, Esq. of Northward, in the Parish of Beerferric Devon, for fishing with„ iii the limits of the , PlaintifPOishery, on the Tamar. , The Defendants claimed the right of fishing opposite NarthWard, and an estate called Reemleigh, now lin the possest.ion of Mr.- 14'R . ANKLIN (by w.hose.leave they fished), but the Pjaintiff's case was so .clear, that the. Jury, by the diretiion of t h e Judge, after hearing all' : the evidence, found. a verdict for the Plaintiffs, without any reply from the Plaintiffs' Counsel,. and therd3y.,confirtned the exclusive right 10 fishing claimed by the Viaintiffs. The anxiety manifested by Mrs.. Bull for the complete triumph of ,her Spouse over his inveterate Foe, Bony Bantam, plainly proves the happiness of their connu_bial r lieaident solicitati ons f rom the fi rst moment her Hubby was announced to ap. pear at the. Circus, “,Arm to Arm," against .80. naparte, have not in the least abated. We sin. cerely believe lie has not a relation of respetlability, ,(and John, ;we conceive, cap Wast of a f;:w), but what have or 'ire tletertniwa, .to support. hi m i n t h e eol4itt drnar Poi la. 01 - 1' 'Monday 'we are in. formed a change .Wilt-tale phice in the Amusements of that elegant structure. . Adventurets should he apprised of the near .-ap. proach of the New Lottery, viz. the' sth of.tynct month, which consi,ting. of only 24,000 Tickets, Most cause •a diily advance . in their price, now 171.. p. ntocit fr.nt the liberal price given by the Contratiort to (ioveroment, must be acknow-: kedged ehua i t i.•deed 1 Nieso.s. J. Johnson—oat - Co. thereltire most respeittully-recommentkan;early.‘oir clitile, and till frtos t;wit numerous -Friends and I, c ?Mille,' they hive. on bah! a .great .variety of Tic kets and Shares,' in. choice 'and selet numbers; at their old and trtrly hrtutlate Licensed:St.ltc.Lot tery offi,e, No, 3 , Pope's, liCad:alley i London, which, fur •in.,re than thirty yeas, stands. pre.eminenily'distioguished f o r wiling anti ~;string;. Cipit4l.-Pri4rs t i, iet not. the vain b.) r.. 1.1;; of a threatet!“ . 6g-itiv.,iier iittimidite any, ut c,,LI,r a tnu. lutem's' delay ip litiyi!,g; for every .ptrf, Shares sc titii oti,e v e the option of ceiving b.ek . itt in Incy I ,r each provided it be returned before 11/Lnday the sth of September next. - DIED. On the itth inst. at Kew, Mrs, Egerton, aged 66. Pit /CB OP: STOCKS. Hank Stock z4t ,luttia St NA :44 - 11111.1 s s. S. ;re en' 88bi '.I f X. 1;06 ZS. t rich s•pet , Cent. o . .nniuln 7i 8 Ira 7i .7 44. ent: l.un. 69} 91- I l'iuiter. 3 per tent. !•rt C.'H. 531 v 4 sir 4th !Vino ;.Per C. Col. ;a/di 4 Bank for Bank I. A. 16/ Cons. tot Aug. 53n 4 courts or E f mIDAY, A, Amsterdam 35 to 2 US. DiVo, at sight 35 4 RotterdAtri - 35 It 2 Hs. 1 l.aolhurgh - 32 to 11%. Ailotia 3.2 II 2i dart da. 24 Q PariS, ditto, 2.t 8 , 2 Us, licurrsteatoti do. 24 9 . In paper XCIieINGE Madrid Ditto. . Leghorn • . _ _ Naples . - Genoa . Vepire - Lisbon . Oporto , Dublin in paper 371 edi:aive 62J 6?:3 pREGN' ANT LADIE S , whose situation requires a temporary retirement, and would wisl; to preserve their Reputation and Character from the base censure of the World, anti preserve peace and Concord among Relations and Friends, and alleviate the horrors of ,Concealed Pregnancy, may be accommodated with an Apafttn en t to Lye-in, agreeably to their, circumstances ; where Care, Tenderncss, klonour, and Secre•q, may he relied on ; Infants put out to Nurse, and taken care of. Apply to Mrs. White, 'Midwife, No. 4, London-House- Yard, St. Paul's Church-yard ; where, may be hail, the Re. stnrative . Salo Pill, at tl. as. per hox, a certain aJi.l etiec tual temedy. to remove ali ObstsuCtions and Irregularities, a rtsing from cold, tear, grigt, and other disurderS incident to. Women. . WI I r , ,b: krOiessional M en of Educathin • and I ........ ttesppnAbility deViate rroin the general •Syst?mt by the selecti'rin of a• p&culiat branch, she sancite4hof long con tititte4 success is the best criterion tit sunerioriiy. Eight years have I devoted my practice to the exclusive treatment ot — fluee Disorders and the 41u:cm:nil result a! ~ miry plan giv e s me atiLlitional arcfor to Oppose, as tar as I arri able, the . ravages of those Complaints whit li are the most important in the Catalog,ue of Unman 111111 litotes: ' Alter initiation into every . Ltr:inett;a4 an Arlo, Surgeon, 1 forinol a wish` it an early period 'Of l'raZtice to.rzseue in- • ,livi,i,, s is• fruit, . time ignurmtec of uneducated men, br the Oft.i:illy (iangerotis precipitancy of genera) l' radtti,..l,rs. • The Three Dilfrotrigns, to the Cure of whiel, I ha v..: .1,-- voted inc attention, comprise every species. vt Vt.N E. • r it at E lf , ,, kl ; 2A ir ly i . • E A U l et r i ) o N gt. t o vi i e t t e n th c i r lit t; , f , a w r i c ie c t ei li t e t r A u t, t ili l:: 4 [l, , ,.. tr c , i ) U n; 1, e ." VrArFORD Ass 1 zits, Au G. to.--11efore Mr. the !obits of si,:hoQl.l.)> ) ,, or the hilttle_mes of !motile art,}, fastly, t tit Aer.llll4.,;:tieitt ol Inc sy s t e m in wo. ' jUstiCC L AW alINCii and a Sp e ci a l ju r y, in/i l ia/a ' 4 : g ne e n ' which is called 13 AkltE N N E SS, or s - r I.L i , . t LIT Y.. aiborye.igaitist job): Cough, Es q. • Nomeroos D4cases arc the result of izitoraiic,:, or bast( . ' This cause wthich- has, been before the PuMic in : in the trcar , inent ol 'a simple Gunurrlorll ; Awl it nut Iln . f o rf c 4l t , i n et t ay rt n l a i r , pe r? 6, t 4,.1 t rile. sts•sta, of I.ite itr,.- p. i,... , 1 a. , I. b} another . bliapl..twice before, was fi nalli dispoacti. of •,• t 1"t , aim tattgiaar„let.l. ill:Jur. ,-/iy.,a,„:,1:,,,:ri . r nit,' at the above 'A,O4-:5.,,1t Was ,an aftion brought by . tho'l such (.7,,nl.lllAi k ft AN eloiv rut ~11,1. , 'e , .eir'v,fteec UthEt t , hale tailcd„, I trust that I may preatinielti ..nter ,-,. , Mr . . Osborne, a respeitable farmer in Great BArr, taw,:al• re.estatAuitittent, , against Mt. Gough; of Perry Hall, , a Justice of the re....r,, hawevet, are the cases of t.o ,, iplic,,ted Lli,tr,:s s in ~ ~.. ~. , , , , r, Coll) iliirtNi with the calannt.iLs 4ithations of Peace ror tattotosiiire, for having Wilfttliy and ma. , tic:. (1"-onir , len vino • troni an intialgence iii a Et y, u Li lieiously, , and contrary , to his fluty Ai. a Magistrate, p l‘ rcvA l :erit,,g ' Aienes. of a• tasltiti bie I . t "'" r- Vlce • r - le caused Mr. 0 ;borne, ( who was citatgeti before :him iit imjitit;• which is, the utta ° vbiLlahle l. :o'it4sCeq'talierri-eUji stave ~. q t. of suc h with a trifling assault on his, Mr. oA)prtic's ger . - rrwciousiubits. " t . 'N—* Where the unha Iv 'sufferer. , broo• ill over his misery, .but carefully cuitce3ls l llis intstortupe, it may be some consu vant 40y) to be kept, in , custody of .a constable • for . three da"s, and afterwards to be committed to amid lation for him to know that aftriough it be an object til i • arm i t 9 ,.. r 0n9,-rainty with wrier l i raziiti..ners, the teinovai imprisoned in ,the houSe of cormaion 1 ,, r tWo nays L t i ioi t i tes- Derte , tenetes •by tot! gratiu 4 k p . r90,1 51; o f R enwea. . mute for want of sureties . 'flo , r i)i l i i i i i s , ,g o ? o n ti ii gh b . el s i t az e io te u n r i, ,is the„ ayptireihent 111 any Rxpeiretice. It Inc rite: of liaL:clins or. Venus Italie. began'. to yetitice Man ly vigour ," • . arid , ref osed to admit flint thrich t. i t n i x ii iety Will tie:tireVenw,t by an* early Counterac.•:. .but Were repeatedly tendered. Tlie,•trl4l IJ:.ited about xix tunics and a half, when thei..earnesi dud )e t t l iP Q , ..h4.- s ta te; -'d - ii,--, ,,, .., nu S r '' , . : (1 teu ty wilt OLL‘It. liut.wher4 Llll4 Deficiency has flit 'ears existei, i, preli tt '' L !vs. ► at il.ii, ,Etc! L . O y re . k . hairy .to re.vive,the slum. ' summed up the evidence,,.and mid the 'Pry . that if • • • • ItrsirviteariLit , is in.;..-pena)t. , e t ,• - they were satisfied that, Mr. anigik had-not aded ', 1.14t L. tf W() A I t . 4 , wholalT'A'ociitgli(i.):::`,l''it:l-;,'ltinn'ted*. from bail merely limn an error in ludginetit,_ they du. lit . to their expetititams of a Family, may he assitrti, that in to find a .verilid for the I)ctendant.. But if the " 1 " , -, 61 ` stin" " ?`P1 ; le " b 4r !""- 41) ' ti Y,,, metlic al*iit. y . t ic. ,So , ,;(4sif Winc 1 1$ so t zetmai to ~iy i.nit,.., , ,,k mk . mLI the'qualik.itions which I nave presuriten L, m.it-'. toter . — were satisfied chat he had mixed - private. resentment ,t i. n , suti At hi. • with his public . duty, iriod - 11.14 .- rctused to hail . Ni t . ow niqi, of my 'Pre“'"ii°"4:l:ll:ol:lll:::ll:tni.lLt,iii,,Net:tyel • this intlMatlOtl bigivseil, that Mr • .liree r• - 1 ' •: . . b _ •, _. . : . 1 Li r bc , misuiteo Osborne firim motives of revenge. then therOtight p,:r,onally, or ' y Letters to fi nd a verdict for the Plaintiff... . 'l'he Jury in a , house , Nm'ae, , ArbiLdel 'Street, ` strand ; nut •Ecu,'File tsar ih ~ ,n , 444it,,,rta1. EittrArtee in Vittter.Streft, I:4' • minket+ found a .verdi4t for , the Pi d i rtt iff r`r . r.bere , ~ ~,ii,/ , ,i„g , 4n ,ith,! Nome. is oit both the lit lorti . .I)3magrri cook. ~ - . , mirtif , iir e e, Menthe,' ot the itovai c,,t kite of Sorge , ns, . . . ~. (7N P.ANKS rF:I Cot:AT:id, arc, LET -:()1. A), or disposed et, A[sou „L . :RES , x( !e c dia.; go. .• BR! OK rAlt-vic fr.m •T‘Acilfy Fret_ deep, oR 40 tosy,-1)030}4 , U) the not' Y;ktd , rrcutr an excellentl4o; 'Wharf, I 7 f ,vliich will b.: lud, and imaty ()Eitel . Cooveniaxies; and Encouragement tO carry cm the Itrickonaking. * . . . For PatticularSipplY to Mr. .Christie, Pall Mall. NEW: INV4NTED'HA,TS.. • . IN conse vi eat corapla,in cpct:co of. the INry t of ~ Late, bt - the had qbality`orlliits, it leas li ien:6 , Y :tir. HA R 1., of No. 7j, Strand, who ha. r..isitied "these tlic4e... Z 1 , ye:a4,• - to try Me experiment of rnixing Mole.', Fur with 13t..-.4. Very 'and which lie has tbqratia ansaverhismUSt ardthit. ,, Y. Nc- tations, not only for their durability, which, on trial, will h.! found ,to Weir. Out-near - tiro-such flats as .ir.i.i made in. the usual, way, tha Mcle .Fur making them so niu,:h,tincr, an4.o i a cilcisertexttfre than the various coarse Furs that'are us,-,,1i made' use of iutlic Nlanutiteturing of !hits ; and, with otliq goods gualii lies, the Fur will 'not come all; which h - iS beeii so , Much complained of of late.. as well ias their_takior a iiiust beautiful - Black, winch ‘i , ill retain their colour: awl bring the'Manufaatirer of hie own Hats, he ' s e ll; theafat ttie lo w Likewise a variety ,it A rimy and: Navy. Hats, price of ti 3s . St am p; inclul e d. . Patent Silk. Hats, Livery Hats, anti Ladius and .Childsens' Hats, elegantly tiff:Lined. • N. 1:3. •VVort.hythe attention of f•letchants for 'Fkportation; *4 .. Mole skins bought ,n any quantity , (*", Leiters (past.-p.ii.lj, :rasp:din; • Mob; Skins, r o lling ditto . , • • tended to. only 1,.. BY I-11S NIA ES'CY's Ilt; ERs I'.‘"l-1.i..4,1'. Dr. JIRO I) [La's. N E.( VOU Co (:)1 atid 1.10iA:04 r r-3 tl)ose t (v.! 1 t oawnf st itite ritted, or. it •siiritioutilove, ur t .00 • I stA A. or madly drain::.! Nature richest :-.c.tes, f r r re Ladists of any tins! (4 . life .N 1! bo TO* from one of the 111 , 44 t otaiaing -.it to tit:: +=X; and at 'a cettkift period it L; tn./still-4111v u - ;.:: it. In all Nervous Alrectio.ts, Lowiv.is.;( - 3 it tit.., Trr.nYiili•st. Loss ,of Memory, I,itp.tirett Vigo D •i!tl.% lo i symptoms of impairer! arirt.3ltMilf, - t.:0.1,1,1 et, w...ctiter orisint front .4 '.lktct cif in Ittivity, I ..trwAio 3 to 0. , ,,1th, its tinit:irPfel , tl c.:!,..3ni v. If,* stri,A ro. its ttsto; it citettrs, br,k•e., 3:1:1 invo.toir,"°„.4 t , w)dlen,:r.vous sys.teat, ant givJs ~.•tic I P. 1 1 ,'; Vital) which. numb..., Le.o; 11 ovottchri.l. A most noble liedicine,. cconnosc.t of aim, o r balsams and ortlngthenqs in, tit.: wilt - 4.! teri4 is p,trtictilarly 'applicable to tit ~s 7:. 0.4 relaxed' by extreme wenkntss anri de.,:lt.y, or br..l;;;:n 0., enervating or vicious hufulgencel. V.iturrtcstos Fist tux FAcr. —Tir!incoh<l•ter.r '.r;.l: of those ivhi, reaotruitritct ex terrol'a E)r i;'obviiited in the foll.writ 1110 tit: Aar which. adbergs to thein,!de.Off,a k tig, , UP •, by washing theinttsitiz t ett:a be rirele rzspetting-theitottrarrOteurke4-c , A4) ,C; • l' , 1:11 r yl am t be remove.t by an etertlal ap t iliertiqn.t,... , i'rl-te ttotts are left id be a it iviereepb l - , , chew the ridic.tild!rsitess_ of instiletttinK,Vtiiro,dr,ii44, l ; pi p r . firo,t,urt's ilotiutie4 Sit t 1 ip,O.:• . <4 , ( l kg • ' in Ow ioidinaty Citre2; tlkt • apfi4;.!tty, pArtietll;llll' in cal of the it‘love narcosis.. t;11).1449;t0rn.:1tt.: 4 regukt to, beett, - -kir..Wit:rnittY 'out j's a no:Aro:11 11. i motive tdit A•it-er. 6st:int-tit; is to secute tit!' it • thr toe: tam crthatattutd3extern.il - tp slc V, ,Cf-A, 1.43 tittity. ledge, has proved Etat to'hia:ty witAav;. , It proper' confile.tr.e. , • • • . :Vit,ool.S t)f etutr.s wri . itotry:s A IAvATt ox, : or Cie r. A Naval . eap . i..an in t.te r„ r '104'M:1717 waealllicted with tte -- Ltie.; V.atert.r, .to when. a Midshiptnalrg .the !.: Vito his limbs,,and the tilcer4 ,t it, he to . view ; by reCoMmenttattott applied to 1)r. liroduin, and in thre,i but. being apprehebsive of a return, 49 Vt'ai I Obliged for India he took wi th hint t eoten noit the~ tiottt►i~al S yrup, from ivhi t .it itt!,:has t ,,,pateao.d s..l4:t.ary etieds. . N. Tito above -ineationed itterilwafatilr ':a'n.l .11 _ mable MediLint..., together with . theltdtatvc , l l is a Spec. fir every :stage pf the Venereal l•sease:., under the Dod,r's A ppointptent, B )ttl.a; of it. as: • • t r;,.' 5 , , and 6s. by ' "Messrs_ Trewman (only; in . Ekeitt't .* -14. ' . Taunton r ibydoll, and. Nettl.-tckni'pri"T: 1 , ; 11 °xland or Cong(t:ni,• ; Sy le,. ) fackson, I)artmouth ; Elliot, Fdlin6uth ; Trvg;4111147,: 1 , r ., 1 :4 i . ond by most Printers, Booksellers, : and. Veu ;$ tle qt. ‘":" eine in the three Kingdoins. To TI 11) MA STA VIM It ,FA + • • . . . . . No. y, New liridgc-Street, Lou:k(n.. • ".. rumoured Sit, ' Edinburgh, March ig, 14 1 . I, yntl, that ever s ince . v r _ B . EG ieave tO inform the . , year rita , t• whic!,t, !tom its obstinately reiiting everY c ,'''.,l;v t79o;' 1 - ha/re been a fiticted•wit It the 1,11 , :g (-•- ot , IV , 'Aliettre prescritia by thz ttio•:t eminent of tng '.',, ,;. trre, awl undergoing several severe enorsei (a • s''''''''''' , ' I antftwice tkischArtett t'lltm the Hospital, with Ind,: 111re111,„; would appear to he of the Most inveterate ii.ttiite. 1 ( 0 t.tiri.aKol last year itty, disorder 11,01 got t ,, ,•,, " . 1 Imt" fiber q'Ari id pia aperit)tt to My OXiiteli:.e -- lii is :1' I.,ir,7tf ~, On t it crown of my itad, one on eibch anti, ,tuit tr% 1,„ I. , :vre.brukt put in a 'frightful m•itincr I my r,,.!lit wiift i r t ‘ iv ., lktily.p:voitili 'ind had b ...• ' ..t. t• . I til, er ,('•'' '' ;rt ~.i a s„ _,... ...,- • C.II lit .1 , a L i ~ ~,, ( 0 , , . d" • 3 .F"‘it Yea 1":4 ; • toy lett unit :Eli , r.vo Jiro' •1"-',, o - ,...- '''''s .Y,cry snitch discoloured, anits,gave in , : i,ich eso. , t:, ,i;. . 111 6, Pain, itarticulaFly Vllefl W.lllll ill tte.t, ai i,,riy , 1 _ Pro.t: me of refit ; in 'tint. Lonehtable Est .; ~' 1 wa: ro , ~'• .. mended bV Mr.' J. •Th ui t l ir,o , ,, - (who r,ve ; so 4,, , , - 1 " '413" bYti,ite4l hate),: to tike vour 1.e4 1 . ' .:, Patent i ~:: :"v,h(ett I ...eg.ni to do on rite z'atil of . Xlas.. ' io the ~,,,,, ;•-:-.. woo , tli,rn a ' l anti arm, mown, the ulcers: on tity hots undiy• hettled,-;,oujisotei •on kw.. ‘'-' "7 ,, ' t ),,l d '4 ° IC4Vitly,, however, coirrvicrab!c' di.,..,1.0.r i; 1 1 "; ile , . t• • •, - iii, and p:un in the• b,lie Of ItiC Wit, .v.'llic l, h tli .v.l-• 111, ); t” . -C:o:1, anAt a littl'e flin;tcr.perse'ver.ttiLL in ‘'•'( "'of )1 3 fmilki•;tit, I began tet'recei•ni lalio'it •-iit little 11,:he • ' ; • 44 hW '' 1, 314."it%(. 4 ; , shl)6Lded ; Clic - ~i.lesdop'zi•- • "'" ,t,'' t 4 ,tly r,,,44 4 1,0 6 its ilatutli 1,...1c, :,,,,..! tne i,..-Laival 1 , 6 1,, '•''' t h de• 1 . '1'4; on. 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I ..r.EN. - ' ,ti•a•ait s Close, tliKit-st•:et, t , ,tlitintieth 1 0 0 t H i Li I,, Tdio N ta .r r o s s t l t i . , , , , No. 3, N e'l,V .1'4.)11111-, ; t,:t A i :f ; . • "' , .11 , ..*.i , e, tri Ill:,':l:iiVif" h t...l;l4. , : an't THO m .t s Ty. v to IS, () id Assenibly-trOs, i.).1i:11•YttrOl• Prepared and SON bv• the stildrPrrl(flet ur i ,I Star gaunt, at his Mutts', N+,. 9 , New tirftige.....,tret, 1 -,°''' , s ( Menther'of the koval (....k.illege,‘• - I , 00 wi‘cr.t, Alter a const:ttit res(deme of Inure thin thirtY ot V in 3 ifratii6e parttettlarly direzted to the tio t r t `' o l 'Venereal Complitinti and those inCi;icutal to tlic -1 3 . 0 . t.l G.,:ner . .atu?n, wall thut invi.6l (hie :•;ccre.-y iNhich 11 , ", iv - his profession' . slio•ritt alwak';'' observe - in sitch ci''"',,i. flatters hini.irlf, the advice :old assistatwe ' e 4 1 011 ,4 1 , r )T . t;c do est : e,: wa rn t et: in , ailinini . ;te,r lo ivrNogs tat : Its t11t..; AlLrlici!.l,,, •nierlCC ', A."4..',1(1.- hy,..111j .111)0illt111C1:1, riVr t he m.'n u, t ; b . theist: 1 . 0. ,- itq; at a distance, at the,Tetfilther', ,• 4 5 '.:():••• a b b y it. aalutit,i'vte„ritct,ititg:iilia'init:t.iiit.4l-,-littly.e.:•iin ail vr.ltit,a 5e1.1 Ai:lan't- I ter, PAII-Mall - ; the Toysholi!!Ni). IP)1.;;1; ford-btreet ; :I , lr. Dishorough'..s, ,No. 7, . rishe,,,Cr- ' ,i . .., 'lo r., Mr, Steel's, hook:Atter, ,Nt). 0, ItnionLrowi ,14,1-LI,Fi,• •l r lit(; - ' hill ; Pvlr. ltaxier's, Stil'ith-hridie, f.dinbitgo..; o!,, IF e - ,. ttenald,- Q lasgort,"; Mr. Cal I , Wtti I's, I)(iblint a,,0 4 '„ - ire person in every ‘onsid•-trable town, in t; teat: rerlftslr'il,l'i,li land, in Isotteti ot t,,irly 20. .0.. each, •sitale , i` 14! `;,.i• • • niaY ~,,,i' plain tiitecti,tns, vv tieteny perSonS of cither. roy , cure•tileintieives kc.rith t:ta4, ,, ..speej; st.'cre c Yt And i 3 l - .1)1? ,`Y,' ,tl' N ..13 . Eivvry lii.t : ; 41(l'in k..; rem liritain ia.4e 4 •9`,.. s t,•, l; cri - • ,5 4 8 tamp, on whieh,-, nY favour of fht , Nat, P)sri 9' , t jt ; .v prmtot. at - the 'SYthrtl.t.:ollire,---" 1'.. 1. "!' .1°r) , 1 4 ilos,ottNri Ii lll,' e- street," —taknittato :which ks, ;FolonYt A" ", at,: C,...nterietts. , , ~' I .-:, , ~,,, ~. : A .1 t~