The Sun. — London, England, 1803-11-16 00:00:00

~~_,. t • „r,p‘ f i ft i g *4.1 rot - , • ” ... A - • 4D.T,TV Pi V • - • „ • N 9 t ae 4-_ , ~") tied r yz lir -1r . _ , i NT. nER 3 4 3 • IV E.D - N - AS.DJI Y, NOVEMBER 'l6 1 .3 80. , • IPRICE SIXPENCE. ''' • THEATRE-ROYAL, bill/RV-LAN E. .. 'TO. MORROW EV ENING, Nov. 17, I 805„. will be performed, , . THE CAS 11... - E SPECTRE.;:' ' ; ;. Osmond, Mr. BAR RYMO R E. ',' .' . . • .. ', Reginald ; Mr. ‘4 l , lth (1(; Fl TO WI `- • i Percy, Mr. DE CAMP r - ' . ..,, , = Father Philip, Mr, - PALMER; PALMER•i . . - Mutely, Mr. RtIsSELL ;• - • , • / : • . .. Kentick, Mr HOLLA ND ; .. s' Hassan, Mr. no wro N ; Muley, Mr. CAULFIF•I.D. • ' '," .. Any,ela, Mrs. YOUNG ; . . • . • Alice,, Mrs SPARKS. , = . . . WITH• • NO SONG NO SUPPER. cinii, Mr. DU; N 1./ NI ' • , ~• . .Endless, Mr. SUE:I'T; • Robin, Mt. BANNISTER,jun. Dorothy, Mrs. BLAND ; ‘ ~ .. IVlargaretta, Mrs. 'MOUNTAIN. Votes 6s. Second' Price 3s. Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price 2S. Ciatery 2s. Second Price is. Upper Gallery Is. Second Vrice (xl. No Money to be returned. • ' Pfau ees for the Bones to be taken of Mr. fosbrook, at the Box-Offite in Little Russel street. The-Dow &4o be opened at Half past Five,. and the Per formance to begin at Ittif past Six. In consequence of, the condoned indisposition of two prin., eip:ll Performers, The.Wifel of TWO llusbincis, is obli. , ed to' te . .be postponed till further nntioe. - ' On Friday, the Tragedy of eymheline. And on Saturday will be proloceda new ,Comedy in Five Ads, never performed, called Hearts Of Owc, with . 1 he Mock DoCtor. . .... , . G ENT I. E FIq:CLERC awl FREFIiOLDERS of Ott COL;NTY of GLUUCETER. Fret*. the LONDON G..I.:ZEITE, Nov. is. OWINIMON • CENTLEMLN, fBEG leave to 'return—you most Siridere . .Thanks for the very disting.uithett Honour you have , this Day onferred upon me, by electing me one of your Repre4nta tries itt Parliament. : '1 o be the object of your .unanimous choice, _is a circurn stnea'su flatiering,tn my feelings,' that-it cannot fail to nialte a reep and, lasting impression upon me. In retttrrp . forth's geterous Support, permit me to atsure you of my anxious, rta render myself not unworthy of yn,ur Contid,enne, and to nerit your future Approbation, by an assiduous and faith... fuliiseharge of my.Dtity in Parliament, by a steatly.Atta...ll. melt to our present happy . Coostitntion, and hy a strict at. teninit to the Commercial Interests and Welfitte or the CutntY of Gloucester. I have the Honour to be, , • Gentlemen, Your most obligo,- • And most devoted humble Servam - , R. EDWARD 11. SOMERSET. Gloucester, Nov. 14, 1803. , . Dr;,vning-Slreet t KY:). Is, 1803: A Dispatch, of which tilt .foilowing is a Copy, yali yesterday rlceived by the 'Right H. Lord Hobart, one.of His Majesty's Principal Secretarie3 of State, from General Grinfiehi, Comm inlet. of kis..lVl:ijesty's Troops in the .Winti ward arid I,te wit Charibilte Idands : "Yon arara,. Sta4roe. .„ SLy , tembet• io, 1863: t. MY LORD. • have -the Honor to acquaint you! Lordship or . the Surrender of this.-Colony au E;sequihu, ithio capitulated yesterday and this etay we are in posses. sion, I takc . the bppo - rtitnify of a' tisvel going . to Bar. "badoei Ati send this, wt:h th.t hope of you% lvortiship sooner than that wltieh.Curnrool ,, rc 1-100(1 abd myself sholl - tlisiiattch as Actu ll ils , we " cunitek more Part I have the Honour' to br, &C. • W. Gli INFIELD, Laeutetiant ‘v-r. s.. • .. To the PROPRIETORS of EAST triDIA . STOCK. LADIES AND I)A Y of ELP,CTION brink nxed fOr Wed nesday the 3oilt instant; to fill the Vit'earte l / 2 1 iii' your Court of t)ireetors, occasioned b' the Minh of Sir l.innrl Darell, 1 beg leave to solicit the Honour of ypu! A tt:.:nclitaoc on rh:ut Day, and the Favgur pf your Sutir;accs4od Suppol*, arsurinryou, that should I heentree" the objed'ofyour CUOit:t, 1 Will assiduously applr ntrtime and attention to your Set.. vice qd strenuo,ttsly eudeavour to merit your good . upinioi. . 1 nave the Honour to be, witlytne greatest aispeet, . 4 Ladies rind r..l4ntiernen Your most oblietr huitible Servant, ! • lOHN-14CK.S0/4. Bretad-street Buildings, London, the rsthliovemteroBw: • • TheGREENFIELOCOPPERandtRASSCOMPANY's, PREMISES and ESTATES, at HOLYWELL, in FLINTSHIRE. - • • • • • - To BE SOLQSY AUCTION, N'l6a'rs. '.SIc,INNE'R;' (DYKE; and Co On TiiursLy the 24th of Novernher,, at Twelve,. at Cam wa) '7,, to •i',ottr unless prevously disposed of by Pri vate couira;•..l, of which proper Notice 1);k11 .4; given, Lot t Capital. and Powerful BRASS ROLLING MILL, capable of working two pair : of Rolls, )three Btiiteiy Mills and 'Purning4-lottse, with 2,4 feet Fall of ..iWatur s •Avitit Emery propariluilding for` the convenience of a Brass Manutadoty ; anexcellent Agent's House and Car. dens, and ten substantisl Dwetlins-houses for Workmen ens. ploycd urea the Sirenn. Lot 'most Capital and' powerful .Copixr Rolling Mill, --with-three httge-Watt's, anti•suttleient room for tour pair of Rolls, three pair now fixedi.lbur Furnaces, with 23 feet fall of AYater, with a Refinery Warehouse and useful Build ing., 1441 Agent's House, and ten tubSlantial Dvveiling.houses lur IVo:kinen. Lot 3. Six BrasS Melting Houses,, four Fires in each ; Ca •Calcioing - Plousc, with calmer Buddies and Drying °Nen ; a Mil l, ° a pair of Stones and a pair of Rollers, :with our foci. five inches Fall of Water ;. Store-houses, Ware houSe, and Builthp3s, anal eleven substantial Dwelli»g- . - 'hotistls fur'Wotknotert likewise a Fall of Water, not - in 'use, of about 21 feet, that may be separated from the other.part, and rout t'o extensive MaollfattOry. :, • . - Lot .. A COliiiiladioUS 1)We:141141011SC, called Greenfield : Lodge, now an Inn, with Stabling and Out.lutildings, and exeelleutmalted garden. The above Mills, arc part. Free -11.1.1 and part Leasehold, and are worked by one or the most p)wertillStreants of Water ,in the Kingdom. possessing the irigttlar advantage of never being it Meted by Frosts, Hoods, or Dronatts in. the Summer, !Ong ,near the iver Dec, Leavy Goad's can' bicoOveyed - on'ir).ird Vess , ds froth as. to 7.;. 6.1. pet ton, and being situated in the nz.i,;;ll,ourilocxl of At, and"CoarMifia, - ar. v is tivsizatik• roi car ry M.nioladories in ti;e I.'op;),:r ,Br4S§, :ril), it- plAte Trade . ; acllkawise fur roll og of ea tea', or as Paper, or Wool len,Mips, , as well as for a variety of poi t or further . 4 .4rticulars, apply to Mr. :Samuel Taylor, the Age.nt, 0:t Preoliies ; to Mr. `John Stevens, Copper. 1 ;;;, 2 ,. Lierpool ;or to Messrs. Skinner, Dyke.. and' to. " [ ALterss.Atc-strcet. Pa the Ri g ht Now. Inrd:Hatta &c. Ege. • ~• tt, t 5, 1903. co.PY of a Dispatch from Commodore Samuel Jlcs ay COMM.7.Idr) 2 tit Ciiej i : sirs Mojrvy's Sk.rps aid Vessels at the Lee-11)44.1 thvat, to lit L va n Neteetn, Rat:t.. doted c* board, His 41:1,?;; t 1ty's Ship c'etaur, of I:4,7:ara, loth September. OR, • " . , Thinking it of the utmost irrivortanee to the Mercantile Interest the earliest infurimtion shotdd be Sent, of the Surrender of this Cnlot!y, anf thr cif Essequibo, tolfia M.ljlsty's Forces, I heg leave to ac,quaint you; fur the iidorination ni the Lorda Commtisioners,ofthe Adoiralty, the Caritttlation was signed on board the Henteux yesterday morn. ing I in the evening the Hornet anti Netley entered i the River; and two Hundred Trunps . took poS'seA'sion of Yort William Fred , :tick, and this day the.Colow hies surrendered. , , • The Flipp Inenes Ship Corvette of tg gtfnit, the only vessel of the. Batavian Republic t itere, is in. 'Chided in the Capitulation. • have the Honour to be, ,&e. „ , 54M. HOOD, THEATRE,ROYAL, COVENT-t M:1)6:r r i lrO-MORRQvV . EVENiNG, Nov. 17, 1%3, Will be performed. VENICE PRESERV'D. - joiner-, Mr:-K.RNIP I. ; Pierre, Mr. COOK. • . Belvidera, r 3. S I Di. ON S. w H RAISING THE WIND. --• • . ARMY. AND NAVY EQUVA.q.E.: r- r HE PATENT CAMP BEDSTEAI)§, Furni. . tufe, Ma ttrasses, anti Pedd tag coMplete, are very respcd. fully recotntnended to .Geot i‘ttnett, beitig ‘ tite no port:d4 and virrior to any others made in London Tents;. Tables and Chairs,- , .ti ; it/tyro - I:et{ r . rincivlce l 1:0:. 1 ..s and Cl,airs, tor on I;9artl;Stup ; 1 t,stibitto Net l'orti;ttne, and;Patent Ikr.;ss.!%e:ew liedstread4, tot List and WC ~ t-Indies, ard all 14.9.1 t GAN and SANDE RS's Patent Betistrsl'AlanuC,ltory autl ‘V ' arc-Tooms t Nn. 16 and 17; Catitetine.titrect, Stek.44. MORGAN and SANDERS's New. invented l inperitl , Dinir.; Tables, alinwetfto be t!1,! otoNt con:iifete anti elegant set of Tablv.s ever yet invorite.l., are very portable tiatlitir, in a Box, but ten Inehr.s deap. N. pstOunOlc SJfa.. Bed .and Chair-iitxl.Wa . • Tbe Char.ift..r, by , • • Mr. LEWIS, Mr: BLANCH:\ 1 . :1),.1.4. — 51MM0N5, , , . Mr. EMERY, 'Mr.' Al itIPS;-` • Mr. ABBOT, Mr. lIARLEY,-Mr..:'I'KUMAN. Mrs. DAVEIsii'ORT, Mrs. BEVERLY. . •• : BOxek,6s. hi 3i. td. (..iii. 2s. tipper Gitn. 15' Places ti , r 1 he I.l,xes to be taketi of NIL Brandon, at the .o",[ - IDlfice in Ilart-street. , .. , The Doors t o .be opened at Half past Fivc, %•'''t fhe P". Jormance to begin at lialtpst Six. . fq Money to be Ret woe i. ,V is t i v , , ,llt . I t. 6 .l N et t . :l Rci;illa 1 n Frid-iy, the Comic 01)&4 (!..,..1, L., 4 , -:_a . rm ñ Sattirclay, 'rile Ivier! ' "(''' P ' " l i4-t v r e rr , . On Monday, the Trov`" -) " I Pizarro. .th , at tile , }'ley of _The Ptiblic are - rr. oediiilly .King Item) , thc'i'itzh, %,')/.11 be adcd OIL I:riday the 25111 11. st. for the Benelit of the Patriotic Fund. I ... • .40FFICE FOR THE SALE OF ,ESTATES. HOUSES, AND .PROPERTY IN CENLRAL, ' 117 NO. 22, QU FEN-S 1 R EAT MAY-FAIR, By •Mi.'sfh:FFERYS,- • • (Removed troth ' • • • 1 'T the above OFF FT ICE *yeti, i)otsible attention . ii,given by Mr. I E F. RYS, to preinfOte theinterest of h's Linployers, upon filthier:tic Charge. for Counnission, Licl usire o ev•try expellee attending the sate of Property. L. • . Mr. lEFFEItYS ve r y gratetilllysackneiwlccikes. lily Gbh- Knitnis to the: Public„ ter the hber.il support. he. WA -4X Peri— ncetl in the above undert:tking.titiriog his Resitlqnez. - ALII, and since hi s remova l toQueen-it • This Dity.wetevublit,he.ti,- ..; 'ln OpeVOlunieo6tavo, 75,..6:1. in hoanis. REMARKS'oh*the - CONSTITUTION the MEDICAr. DV:PA 4*IIY ; with! a I.),etajl of 1 - 10sktital Miulagernellt, 4nd an Appndix, 'attentoiltt to ex p lain the:A eficirk of Causes in preciti;hig Fever, acct the 01)etttion of Remedies in itilbaiit Cure. • • . . , . • By 12.()BERT NI , . . Pein.rotrifor tv. t0...40414 Owtober• 27, 1803, • • , This King bas been pli-asA to grant btu() V're'de. tick Thesiger, E.A. a C.lptain in the koyat Navy, and late a Captain of the Rio& in the Fl.e.t of Raisis, - His Royal Liee , ice and Permission, that he may accept amt wear, in his own Country, .the Ensigns of the MirttatyOcder 48r. George, of the Fourth Class, conferied upon him the said Captain Frederick Thesiger by Her litte Imperial Majesty Catherine, EMpress of all Ike Russia*: And ,atio to order, that this His Majesty's Concession and 13..ctiration, together with the rcla. clue Documents ) be registered in His Cuikge of . LITERARYJOuRNAI. I'M3I.ISI4ED ON THE FIRST ANI>SIXTLEN:I4I.OI: F,vEltY This Day was published, price Is. 6d. Np. IX. of . the Semi yalyme of The Notitles or those who were nominated * for Sher** by the Lords of the Council,. at the Exche. qtßr, on the. Morrow . of St. MArtin, in the Forty fourth Ye,ir of the Reign of King George the Third, and in the Yestr of Our Lord t 803 .•" . , 'YOUNG WOMAN,. 'the * M 9 Orphgliter respetlittle and wrIT-knOwn Clerg++•m.in, fora Situation as COMPA N 19N to zt LADY - L. shoistpla lifird to tustruol Young Children in Geography, sze. and is fully'competent to mike Ali kind of Dre.ss...s ins supe *4),T manner ; 'she will study : to render herself acceptable, . beotild she prole so fOrtunate as to find an asylum in a . Ji ral.miticled Family, that AvOulit , treat her with d e lieacy . land.k,ilidness, which she will endeavour to repay by :mention and gratitude. Satisf.tgary recommendation will be • letters addressil tcrA. E. And sent to lYtesrs. Catlett and baVies, Llookhellers, in the Strand, will be attended to. ( CIVIL and NAVY APPOINTMENTS,- &c. A. .tOUNG GENi'LEMAN . RE'A Pe . 1114 Y receive a Mitl'shipinan's, Appointment, ' an d 'one 'I properly qualitie;d, the Appornintent Aliwer's Several Etilgncies in the M i li t i a , an d ASSISVIIIt Surgeoneies. Gintlemen having interest, may c.kta'donally intormed of Vacancies. , Public -011iees: .1 - lovue and Abrild, friato tool, to' tecta. t er ann: 'Apply personal I , or by let- • ter a. post..paid'only, /o Melville and Roberts, Agents, , No. 7, cecil-strcer. N,1).. Several . contederable,surns fildney are ready for the Pitrehase of A nnu iti es , an,t Disc o u nt o f good 11illb ist Et shun*: a' usual. ~ • • C, The Ship MARY,. of St. )ohm's, Canada i ‘PTA.4N-ThomsOlive.r, Master if the Mary,, , ot' St : John's,. Canada, solemnly declares that hi mse lf ,tecaived a de a l or benefit from Dr. Brochu t il, N ervc it;:. Cur- UM! ; likevvise his Wife, Mary Ann Oliver, was alino t tcduced to Death's dour, and Was perfectly cured by ta ki i J . Drodunt's Nervous Cordial, alter being given over by a The able Physicians in the Conntry'.; likewise sev4, ral of .trip , Inhahitants o f the iskuld have received great benefit trom Lir iii:vve Mddteities. •- . • . ' . -..' . ' Witticss,my Hand, • ' A nr , r , TPIOMAS'PLIVER. THE WISE. • As a Serious caution to . ll who, lik.m the nature of their CoTrlplaints, are Obliged to hav e recourse CO that ' dangerous reparation Mercury. Mercury is crrtaiiily, if taken with discretion, a most noble and etkitial core tqr every slwies ' )t. V enereal In•reetion ; hut, on the other bumf, : there is ntis An article in the•whole atcr:a (Lea •so repleto ith date ler. Thus it a cold occurs when under a course Of this raordinary Medicine, it frequently leaves behind it' the ,Atheurnattsm, Nuinbnoss in the Limbs, Paralytic ttnd which, perhaps, du not appear for seven, eiv,ht, or ten 7eara. Many Persons in husimss, , Servant s, amt • ho, from the nature of thcie-emplovnients, arc obliged tp -et out in all weathers, beiz,A liable to cart:. edit tinder a fit tulle of Mercury, which may terinitiate with their lives; 12 Ut act such danger will intervene to thesl. N' ho substitute Dr. BkODIJW A B OTAN t't I. s Nvhich IS particularly recommencied to be uSert belbre persons .titer into the Matrimonial State, lest the indiscretions Of a parent are the source of vex a ti on to hint the retnatinier of-his -411 tistence,by ;filleting his ithincent, unlurtuitate OW-- Spring, with the Evil, eruption's 'of 1110 ii '' .. dencY, and a variety of other - Complaints that are most as: sliredly introduced by the sante, neglea and imprudence; The Bot an i c al Syrup and IteStorative Nerv , ,ui Cordial, to be had at the Doc - tors House, No. 9; Albio'n-street, in - tlesat rt. 2s. r l3. frt. pt. (Duty includeci)-; -jabot& and C0.',,, l ate Bacon, Ivo.' 'co, .o,xtord-street, apposite Lend:street ;• Colding, No. 42, Cornhill ; Ward, Nu, 324, i9lborit ; Withers ;l a t e Cockell'a) Medicine Wareltat . tse, 2=g, Strand, "'mole Bar ; Royal Exchange.; illiarng, Perfumer to His. Majesty, No. 4 . ; t, h..Nel,,,i)cry, Corner of Paul's Church . yard ; Bohr:111's, oyal-Exchnnge; Ching. and .. 14 ,11tior t . No. A; ; ,Airtlck, 'and Sun, NO: 42, Irtayinark4; uiclini Warehouse, I ligh-strect,lli.irooAli, optuniitettie South- Wait `Think,; Altr. Phtding's, No. 76, Ostind-strect, Opp°. site the Pantheon; Forties, Druggist, 3z, Blackwatt 7 street, Ul , rotiKh ; 'Dicey, Bow. lane. • - And to be 1 1 .4 of ail the Boksellert a nd 'Printer3 in the Principal Nlatli,ci Townsia . the litlited Kingdotas• .10IiitNAL • a- New. Re. , •. v:row of LITERATUR.E, SCIEN.C. , MAJNINER it 'and POLITICS •, ContaininglZwietvsot ilrOugham ott Ca_ lonia). Policy--Platt's 'Cleanings in England, vot. rarnsin's Travels from.Moscoy—A List of all r, , :nv tions, from Ott, 16 to Nov. t, continued regularly,. 4itit Critiques.'---Ciirrespondctlee.. 1: On. the Antigtwrian So ciety. Hea (l3 Of a Collection of Aribian. Nigfits. Enter tainments,.from anbrigin.'ll Cotriaidef of Thotignt between Shalcspeare. atitt . t..Snrliodes, 4! • gliAispeare4 • Hamlet.. a• Satire on:Mary . ' . ..Queettof,,Scots. , -;.._Dn tassiores in I. t icretins..--40riginal .Poptry.. A:Latin . Prlttn3 on the vasi n. —Sciettee. Meifind of iv. - storifig decayed Paintings. 2. Westrum's Proce.zs to extrail Brandy Ors. ; On: female Boarding • Schools.:-Po.litics. Present State..of Great Biitairt.'- - --Polirical History, fOrQitn anddn mestie.--,A, variety of Articles of Literary and S‘ientifie "I telligence.4 By the K 1 NG's RO Y AL LETTERS .PAT ENT. Go Dau rue. 'YI“..; ETABLt 1.1 ALS Nis,t f u r the ewe of .; (;0114VIlliktiOitti zAsthmas, • APAITT : Iio. by, a body of Physicians to be the first Medicine :in the' World for the above t omplaints, it hover ii.t.yius been found . toial),.when taken op4in the fi rst attack; and in a variety Of Cities, it has ctii:cled a Cure when the„tiones, have petforuted the:kin: A stronger proof7can- not be given, than being sanctioned by the following Nobility, who from experience, as well as witnessed its efficacy, strongly recommend, it to, tie kept inall Families. The eUt . p , r; „; this Advertiiernent is to remind delicate constitu. Chit at -this titne of the year 'it is •partieulatly neces-,, Ory to have., r,lourse to ir, .to guard and strcey,tlien thu Lungs against the ctleCts from the sudden changes or the weather ; tweal-years experience having proved it a sovereign remedy. The Most Noble the Nfarquis. otz. Lothian ; Riklit Hon. Viscount Dudley and %%find ; Right Hon. Lord Wantley Right Hon. Lord :Aactlonald; Right Hon. late Lert! For fescue; Right. Hon. Lord Montfort!; Right 'Hon. late Vis-- , countess Dudley and Wart! • Right Hon. Lady Dowager Viscenntesi' Falmouth ; Atig s itt lion. Lady Dowager For. test:eel Right lirm. Lady Dowager Graniley ; Latly• Ap nreece. Sirs John Coghill, Francis 'Blake, Edward Nowen.; . ham,tltitd Gtorge 'Armstrong, Harts. ;'Generals Doyle and Drouly ; Colonels Maker and De Bath ; and a great .many others . of thr • Nobilny, as may be SCCJI it) the Treatise, at the proprietors; N..and S. Godbold, No. 3, Bloomsbtiry-square, where advice is given every day front ten till, one, o'clock (Sitnclay excepted.) Sold; Retail, at one or. more Venders in most ,Cities 'and :capital Towns. Piintoti foc.C. And R.. Balftwio, of New .Bridgerstreet. To THOMAS TAYLOR, Esq.. • • • Dear Sir, N0;•.5., New Bridge-Stract, London. • j FEEL it a duty incumbent upon me, to.iticurtn 1. you of the very greatand extraordinary Cure I have re. ceivod front your invaluable Medicine, LE E's I'ATEN'I'. I'ILLS • 7. ''' - About two years ago, 1 was attacked with a VENEREAL Di sok I) tk, which I treated rather sli4htly•fOr some time, b u t the Disease at length spreadihg all . oVer my body, I WAS obliged to• apply to the must eminent of the Faculty, but t h e ir assistance atibrded , thily temporary relief : I went through various Con tses of Salivation, and from being rather 61,4 Co r habit, , :was 'reduced-to a mitre skeleton. The Ulcers that spread all -over. my Limbs rendered nu! a com plete Objeel, so that my Friends despaired of my recovery. When brought .to this situation; I consid,:red death as inevi. table; but ! a relation of Mine- commenting 'upon the many C a ses in which. your Pills had succeeded, 1 . -was induced tp try.,a 'lox of then', which I thought.-rather relieved me, and brpersevering forty° or three months, mid sollowing mit dircelluos, I experienced the most unact7‘uintable relaxation from pain, thesnre's'gratiliaßy subtitling ;. I, am now, thank God, pellttlYl6CONered, and, val.king, out daily: I dotiht not, but . noc more sox, «hiclt I think cautious to take, will estahlish toy itealikin its orightai It 14 With the ucilit'lleartwtek matitiole, that I subscribe myself, sie, rotir much obliged humble Servant, DonAigate, Mar,chester, ~ !Sot. W.. I) ARSON. Y. S. For the ptiblie benefit, Idb not object to above being. published, hut .leave•you •to act, as your own better judgment shall dictate. , r I'i-enamel Sold by the solePraipriefor, , Tues. TA's , L'Oir, the'Royals Cellige StlrgeOtts, -.. • ~London, atrlns Hsitise - ‘ No. wNew.ltriiiee , fitreet Where,. atter. a constant .r.esitielice of, .rothe than Ilfirty-six Years, in a 'practice. parikularly . directedlo the Cure cd Venereal Complaints, and those hicidental to the Paris til c6let:itio.o in both Sexes, with that inviolable secrecy ty!,, ..1 Mel Of. his rrofession should always c kserve, he fishers hin self, the adv and aiitance•te gratiiittAis7 ly Administers: to 'Persons taking this Meilidiner will be .esteemed by it discerning an it‘lV4titage seldom to be )t,lt4tillett, and you! orlairibiy;uity. • • ; .Also 1.1, by his A Plant:flea, for the corieenienee dI those living at a distance, at'ilie.Perfumei'r, No, 35, St. At ban's-street, P.il ,Mall; the -Toyshop, Nu. toi, Oxford strett 'Mr. Disbbrough'S Fish-suet t-iiill3 Mr, Steel's, bookseller, No. i,'Union-row, Tower-hill'; 'qr. Baxter's South-iirittge, Edinburgh ; Mr. Caliwell'a, . 1) ,u 0 ' 11 ; Mr . Livprpool Nix. Atk inson'4, Man (=nester ; an‘l by on:: I),,ri.uti in every colisierable 'Fawn in Great Britain and Ireland, in libi(es of milk 2,,5;• §ki. cacti, railed t4),with plainsdirca.uns,, whereby ollsom of sex riwy ewe themselves with case, speed, secrecy, and fiat ty. • N. 13. livery fix sold in C;rsrat2 Britain is ;sealed up with a stamp, on by tav, Jr 01 the ,',•3lllln4zipflOrS, wint the Stainti t ollnx, " :1 . 41 Ler, Nu,. 9 4 NOwASridgtt street," to Trititutc w hien is Veld*, and All oilieri are court; toricit. . ,; WHEN . Profeoional Men of E.location and itest)onsgbility deyiate front the genciat System by the selection of a peculiar branch, the .yanetion ollong con. tinned success is the best i;riterion at superiority: Eight years have 1 devoted my praeliCe to the exclusive treatment of three Disorders, atid the successful , result or my plan gives me additional ardor to oppose, as far as I am able, the ravages ,of those Complaints -which arc the most important in the Catalogue of,littinan Infirmities. After initiation into every I.lranelti as an ArMy Surgeon, I Canned a wish at art early period of eraCtice to rescue in dividuals' from the ignorance of uneducated men, or the equally dangereus,precipitancY of general Praaitioners. The„Three 4)l.4ot:tiers,. to the Cure of which 1 hriVe de. voted my attention, Comprise every species of` VENT_ E AI. IN I; ECTION, whether of a recent o r lois dtt. ration irtfY, All kinds "of debility, whether arising frost -the Whits of school .buys, or . the indulgences of mature age: Arid, lastly, t,rat derangement of the system in -Wo men which is called ;l A,lt Ist E SS or STEitII.ITY. N ieioes arethe roult of 'ignorance, or. haste in the treatment. ot a simple tlonorrheea and it net int . frequently happens that the seeds of I.itc are Poisoned by •, the tivliscretton of an unguard*f . hour, Ity a superior mar. thud 4ueli CoMpleilits are easily cared ; and, even where others haVe tailed, I trust that I may 'presume to °tier a tactical re-establisitinent. howeyer, are the disc< of 'cortiplicated diStress in this thsoider, contpar-d nth the calanntotts situations 01 Meti. wvoo,•trvuran indulgence in a' solitary vice, r , r the prevalent pietips, of a lasmonAble pile, acquire' . that state of Debility, Whiek is tile unavoidable consequence of such pernicious habits. ' • Wh;ro the Unhappy sufferer broods over his misery, but earetuily cronce.4%,nis, Inistorturie, it may be some conso latior. for 'him t, know, that' although 'it he an oui.h.'l of nouht ottnit ortainty other l'ratiittuiers, removsi ots these Deticieceie*. by he. gratiu.il progress nt her tov4. don, is tite 4i:quire:pent of xi) , ,Experience. It the ht's of 14echus o r s have beganto mind! vigout, much , artaiety be:prevented by an early t'onoterae don of - this . languid State; and .ht these cases, tin great difneultv will °cern. • Hilt tvhere this-Detitrieney has for years existed, a prnpei perseverance is inklispearably !-eqiisite to revive - the slum !. berjh SparV.s .-a Lit"... and to ient:nate the CotisOtin ion. A It RI Wi E 14 . 4 vvrtohave long been tit reit - ) in their expee.tations (if A Fatuity, may be most instances, suJi deteCis are curable by Mearcal - The gr!,:re:sy Which "ts' i 4) e.sential ;o my undenak and therquatitestions which I havo eresurned to state, torm the fletis. cOr my preretisOns, and ip coincidence:with sua, this intimation is giveti, that Mr. Bree may he consulted o r.: bv lette,Ts flitelosing a situ Nett), at -hit nouse, N o , 39 , Ao, l11 ,1 : 1 street,. Strand, near T,,,ruoie r 7r 'There; an additional Eritniawe w aler „, strou Adlbining, anal the frairi , i is (in both she blitattl dice, - Minutia or the Royal Celicge 'Stirgeou.4 HAD ruitnsm tit WillaurnO,ofTingrith.Eq. Ilenry Brandretli, of Houghton, -Esq. 4 George Edwards, of Henlow, Esq. Bait Kansa it--Sir Nathaniel fiuckinfield, of Staniake, Bart. Richard Parry,•-of Wartield,flitq. Kichard 1414111tIVS, of Wargrave, Esq.- • BUCKINGIIAMIHIR.R-Edwaxit Nugent, of I.illies, Esq. lames Tyringham -Praed, of Tyringttain„ Esq. lames Nield, of Stoke Hammond, Esq. • CAMB' AND HONT ), --Bettjamirt.K.cen, of Wistow.Lodge,, Esq. William Squira, of Knapwvtl, Esq. Hale Worsham' of s Royston, Esq. . Cnasir Iste-iSir John Fleming Leicester, Qf Nether Tapley, Bart. j itobert liesketh, .of Upton, Esq. Ceoro John Logh, of-High Legh, Esq. C (.114111 LA No --JOllll De tVlselpdale, of Penrith, Esq. Charles Smallwood Featheratunhaugb, of klrkosviald, Esq. Jos ph Tiffin cenhutise, or Calder Abbey, Esq. D Ears vs R z -Sir Henry Every, ut Eggington. Bart. Doe. for Bagslhaw; of the Mites, Esq. George Struts . , of ilelpar, sq. Day oNsit r a-. Sir Francis Buller Yard Buller, of Lupton, Bart. Thomas Porter, of Rockbear, Esq. Li'eorge Sydeq. ham Fursden, of FUrstlen, Esq. Dna* stsk sit E-.lohn. Bra Age, of- Burstock, Esq. Roolirw Williams, • ofilirdy Ift.rdy, Esq. John Bond, . of Creech Grange,. Esq. Ess ait --John Prapplewelli 'of . Woodford,. Esq, William Palmer, or Naaws, Esq. Westgarth WailSitr/ii, ES(I. GI.OUCKSTLItiIItitt -George Talbot, of G oyting, Esq. I Edward Wilbraharn,of Horsley, Esq. Nathaniel t,listurv i of Framptots.upon."Severn, Esq. Haat roans unt a-Soinerset I.)avhi, of Wigmore, Esq. .Ri. - chard Ecktcy, ot Createultill,- Eq. Richard Hum. minr„ of I t Esq. s. .r ro ns t Z mtge Woodford Thellus4n, of A hien. Emu Eciward C; arrow, of 'Tow:ridge, Esq. Stepheit Sullivan, of Putisborn, Esif. K.usr T^-(Ohn l'ena; of ("Mown, Esq. John Mori. son, or Denneitili, Esq. §ir. Walter of Shun:ll,4ot, Bart. • late F:a T KRS It lit s. --Wllll4M,S4lt,' of Newton Eurgaraird, Esq' l+mry•Orea)-, -at ed stanford.Hall, Esq. Fimelr. William Wollaston, of :f.heratin, Esq .. Ls nes) N , t he Hon. yv Beauclerc, ,ccrnmonly cane.: Yin,r, or GodbY t Esq. NioritagtteChoio , l,,, it Gmisti,:4lll, 11.1 THsHinE-joillt is.cateys t. r irctan t l . ..'erneys, of . H e m y C:tiite wr, , t.,3q. • W4l. Castle, Esq Nti , ~ lor.K ott> r,• n,., nt C,. v 'text the Sea,. alt. StYlerA4ri t or S“t'lti..4lfl, . • • No., I 'fibbitts; ; pl' Burton Sea. ~,ve Esq. I...iivige i'aN„e., of .ctiriford.Abbi.y . , Esq. Rose' s of Ciansley, Esq.. N. ()AT tromaita taNn : -Str l i ,,niras' Henry Lytklor,.of liomon, But John I.lt.two, i'llecrruiagG, . t;S y.. Wil. • iron Linskill. Esq. No rTll:oll,kosirsti-l'h•. 1k &lib Lictie,,of Stiviley, Esq. iso,in Lon-Aden of B.auLtito,.F. sq. balatsua Iyr,gh t) o f us tingbaiti, E%( 4, . Os: r Ds sttkx lie lion. Th , )Tnasi.Parker, of Posliam. Hail. jolisi I..oigsz-n, of Sarsoen.ilouse, Esq. Tbornas 'HALOS' Pan. c e.t sxt. R u tj, Rrala a+r:s.a%Atom Thompwn, olKetton, Esq : John i-f A ok of Ciiehanr, • tsq. 'Y111011146 notchiwt, ol SQUtii LUanhani, • fo4; • .. ,a • OFFICE OF OR D.W.:I4VCE., I zih OE7. 18o3: 71" Hg . PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His Ma -1 • 71.;',STY's ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, that Proosais will lie received at their Office, in St. Itlargaret...streit,- Iresintinster, and.,Gy the resteclive Officers of the CirdnAnce at P.rtmeauth, 0.1 or before Thiirs.lo the Ist day of Decenthir next, rota such Perrons.as maybe willing to tenderiale the topp ! 'y of. be CU.'? CARRIAGE together' 'with OAK SK 11.1. DING; ELM BOARD, and PLANK, owl ASti 11.4 ND. -SPIKES-4ra _other Articles, for ;the Ordnance •SerVire at PORT otpn CootraS ford period Of there Years. Schodales of the Artic:es to he .typplb.d, together the l'ernts , and Cotiettilins of the Coat vac?, may le known siren: aptWitatian at. tbe+ qilict. in St.. - '''.3(lirg.tret-strert, and also 'at the niNaPer • Pffice . la Porismoittetafiresaid, any Day h , twren the Hour; of Ten .ont gpr e at either tl.tcefroilsals stiqy le rtikierettiettled up, ald niiPked ti,e the ontsi.k; '" Prop 6. witi for Gtini•Uarringe-Mork, See. for the (Ordnance Servife at Portsenbuthee. but 'to eropoittl ean•he admitted ftlter the said Ist Do of Lhcember, . Ordercf Ike Board,. 7 , 8, 11 CREW :iec. - .