The Sun. — London, England, 1814-05-24 00:00:00

t-f ,~ ;~ N Isztinr.R. 6774.3 THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. , . MS PRESENT EVE,NING, May 24, - their 4a ,i 4 sties' Servantt perform the Comic Opera of Al 'TIE cAsTLE OF 'ANDALUSIA. u ''°nso, _VA:A(Iam and L t wenia, .',lts.-Melons. Which it-111 be added, .tire Alejo-Dramatic Romance of TKE ITUT. "11 Thursday, Oth e ll o; v. - ith The Far Mer. 11-IEATRE ROYAL,; COVENT-GARDEN. be P RESENT EVENING, May 24, will Peifunned th e HiAtorical ItOmance of Ili c h,„ RICHARD UEl_ll, DE LION. --L, :qr . . Sinclair; and Matilda., Miss Stephens. After which, the Farce of THE DEVIL TO PAY. m Lich will be added, the New Melo-Drarna of t " - MILLER N 4 D HIS MEN.. Cke;ar ; 4' N‘ ', ith Sadak and Kalasrade. pAriu uric co NCERTS, ( " 1 THEATRE, HAYMARKET. Admission by Tickets only. -an(l of his Royal Highness the PRINCE REGENT. Ili . , „find also under the Auspices of 111, ,"')'al Highness the Duke of YOR - K z • I;rs't•Oy IL - 8 ,, 1i ' ness the I)ake of CLARL o NCE, •I;i ss Highness the Duke of KENT, firT '-oYal Highness the Duke_of rhi I%'C v ltl3ll,"DAy , JUNE 9, and FRIDAY, . 1 4\4 4- a , i 7, 1 - 0 , 1 ) 11 Celebration of . the DELIVERANCE . of 111. ' ' , J-1)11 . nTGAL by the 111!.ITIS:1 - 1 ARMS, which Gill be r '" e lY Contributed to the Resioi aLion of . Fra tt s nce, an I. 4: illation of Europe, by nor Magnanimou . s .. Y LUSITANIA LIBER I ADAN, s; 0 4 TO be succeeded by a GRAND CA , RMEN The Ode written, and the whole of tue-Mu -"Ilf;en-P°sed fee- the Great Occasion: Each Concert `to 1 - ; 4 411 0 ,;e , with c , God save thertKiniT," newly* arranged and b - ; ; 1 Y and the whole to be executed "upon it plan en io-rti'r-;;NbY three complete and distinct Orchestras, corn % Organs, and Antwe than Three Hundred Pert OS4.„'" which is preoaring a magnificent Arehitec-. "'tare, to be erected. over the. whole extent of the • :Le ad "'*of the First Band, Mr. SAL()MON. • Al,e„,,er e r of the S e c on d Band, Mr. SPAGNOLETTI. "of the Third Band, 'Mr. MGRALT. 17 4111 t t he V eal p e rmers already engaged, are, Ma- T i ramezzitit Tussin ii, Mrs. Slthron, Mrs - ur Kellner, Mr. Leonard, Mr. Crofts, and Mr. I,t`rlh e • partieulars in a - few days. L .t., 't 'e'Yj i nce rts to begin each day . at . noon,. when the interior Satre be splendidly tlluminated. - . expressly tit I, li bath for the Uceaslon, - by Messrs.. I 'l PA.-17----- . l ----RONISED BY THE ROYAL FAMILY. A.Pn L i . • CAMBLET PORI:U*7 • tOVED WAT'ER-Pa ooF j s , , • G.t.L CLOAKS'. . —"ltti RANT, Alilitary Tali:l9 . r, ~. t Gentry, &c. .takes this fat th°i'l''' , t_rtunity. of art - mmucing to the•NobV , , l at the Gni- V1;411 , 4 4 4'ore CLOAKS are to lie had, as n, 1/4:erj Nittlaetory No. 4, Southampton-stye; Strand,. (late h°l ' N-liiit.4l4l Posh'ird) where an Assortment al c ...vays ready , h 'EY)4iaraf, an ' tl Tvavelling Cloaks, &c. 8: : 4.11 14 I\l°Sl PR OIVIINEN- - f TRAIT OF BEAUTY IS A ( „ 1 I, ' i FINE HEAD OF HAIR, it. , \110A....;ril wi l i,l i i s especially recommended , : V b i t- "D'S MACASSAR the OIL ; under then l i . 11 %k a a s u i k r a P i atro n a l' s, e of .tbeir Royal Highrie_sse t s is,,ex, f ' York, and Dulc . e ot . s , ll ticy '"' S rel t ili • e.s' D uc h '" ° f Brunswic, hts Ect e also ItkitOz.tii,h, 4gnaess the Bute o special Authority; . L•- ..1.14;.v7, '41).1...35itd0r-bY their )p,A ),i1 13,;',14esArLily, th e Facuity, rattiedsi,n‘osvhticobf eradicates theNi . .)i li r t a l l . 1 / 1 11 r e l etou t f fi t k l ?Z i n ub l. I . I i a .i i u r s ?) r r i t ° i . v e -ents its falling oil' or . ii .e.,.... .lit strengthens the 5-, e.. 1 .1 .1, Furl, nd pm,, ' , est perm_ of .4:id"ees 4 11 . • 'T e es a luxuriant g ' rcu ' vth a d n t r l e te rit h ie a r l s de t s i t ie p i d 'r tl;Ati,, ,141atitable natural curl, au '" aIA -"'''' or art4cral - beautifully soft, and glossy,l4-Icatir-; It ,-„l,l4taclrnis ' 9 :;c . lebt."e4saliti' e • nromotes the gtowth of whiskers, ~t 4e liaeeriectly intiol' ' ; nod may with safety . be al fi eil l . p cts pro 'llee,l 'n t)ft , b h Youn ,iu st us Ch ' ild and 4 be be" c1al • • 1 - the Ilair. .41. ' rl -- .) .t Y el i' lained it; ' . Rowland's ,Treatise _on lied to Ar.,,thise.n...e,, with P each Bottle. 47 t!Pee iztlit , 13 " k is nitated, and-the Oil counterfeited, it is ,eNrio,'ll::ttieleeslartYsittrie) 7 a b b s e el ‘ ,. e in thatred each Genuine A . R Bottle mv _ LA __ m i ; ...N041. 4 - ‘,.. in thei: own baud -writing. . - - et opri, t ` `33. fid. los% 6d. andll. is. per bottle, by the ii„alte ht4,4-ga .„(:.,,s, A.-ROWLAND and SON, Kirby- t ' illtt: —", and, i y a..pjointment, by Mesars. str H e e s 4dti, 4 4 c er s to her Ma j lest - rtel home-street; Messis.. myth, )n• P er • 3 ' " - • dPieree, ' l7 ; ~ rti. •umer, to his Majesty, 117, Gattie an , . t.11,, v t it, :35, Overton, 47 Ttirner, 75, New Bond-street , ili ll, t t ll : n t a " (2 0• Old BonS-street; Berry, 17, ('reek ) , stre ,c e t t; ",v, a „ , 15, ditto; BayleY and 'Blew, Cockijir-st i rt , *4 l , tis ~, t3tran:f; Newhery and Sons, 45, Shaw an , hu etra.:•fi'6, St. Paul's Clio'tch.. vi , ,,d ; Rio-ge; 65, Butler,_ : l, 4t,d el(,e; Rovvling, 'Walker and Co. loron,t,"11; , 11,41rcia tiltt' s °llB , 95,, .Pleet-Marko ; iurgess, Cursitor-street, 1.-t!)..! Lt%eh.'41..,4,1 .o. onthard-street; Bolton and' , rll..ttit: „, 6e, Weston, ~.2';29f Strand ; Bacon, 15C,, , Thorn,i.r ,s,, 11, 414 ' ~1'), Oxford?street Marquis, C olernau-s . e_et ; tleit:s, e..,,-e:t-Stvect, Strinad,;; and by all I erfunters and Ft‘Vp•e;talers in Loudon, and of Europe. .also. r • '4IAYS ESSENCE .OF 'TYRE, OR EVII EWA!, ,Ilror changing lied or Grey Hair, or Whiskers, &,.9• to i t.Owel,!%la r e .. k, 7s. c. per I) , ittle. A , lso, , ~,,,, ' , NJ N .',. LSSANA ExTRACI., kr the 1 eeth and •• - , ' l ON. 6d. pert ' ottle ur in powder at 2.,. SUL per box, an o4iortant dihco. • '.. ........ 7 , c ,: 4. : f 7..„ ~,.. 4 , " ~,,;( '.- 1,... , 4,1 4 N .7 .L. kr,, , •:- 1 . . :,,, , ~...• •, ~.- • 1.,. 46 . , ~ • : UESDAY, MAY 24, 1814. FAMILY OF woonErr. TT is painful to consider that the singular In dustry and irreproachable Character of that pre-end nent Engraver, WOOLLETI', has not beets able to 4m:tar his Family from Indigence ;and that, whilst the civilized wor_ld resounds with his praises, the respectable Widow and amiable Daughters of this excellent ltlaa are absolutely destitute of the means of subsistence. • Mr. Woot,t.Lrr died in 1765, leaving an inconsiderable pro perty to his Family; this, gradually impaired by Misfortunes, is now exhausted, and the personal exertions of his aged Wi dow, and her two Daughters, can no longer supply the de ficiency, _ _ This". fact, it is hoped, need only be stated to a British Pah lie, ever grateful tx) its ingenious Cisizens 7 ,a Subscription is, therefore, opened for their immediate Relief, and with a - view also to the purchase of .an .Innuity for their future Support; and the following Noblemen and Gentlemen have undertaken to be Trustees for disposing of the Money that shall be raised for this purpose, in the moskprudent manner : The Earl of Ashburnham, Sir Thomas Bernard, Bart. The Earl of Mu!grave, . Benjamin West, Esq. Sir avorge Beaumont, Bart. John Julius Angerstein, Esq. Subscriptions are received, on Lhe Trustees' aecount; at tine following Bankers.:—Messrs.Morland,' Ransom and Co. ; Messrs. 'IIIOIIIiLS COUtt3 and CO. ; l'ilt,SgrS. GoCrigs and Co. ; Messrs. Masterman, Peters and Co.; and Messrs..iioydells and Co. )O Cheapside.- - . - - - - Earl of Asla4irnliani ZlO 10 George Bowles, Esq. ,ClO 10 Earl of Hardwieke 10 0 William Morland, Esq.' 5 0 Earl D4foy - - 10 0 William Wells, Esq. ' 5 0 Earl of Mulgrate - _lO 10 Richard iLiLer, Esq. 5 -0 Lord Brownlow - 'lO 10 Benjamin WCsl, ItrA. 1.0 .10 Sir George Beaumont 42 0 John Soane, R. - 10 10 .. Lady Behuninit - 10 10 Josepli.Nolleliens,..R. A. 6 5 Sir Ahroihain Hume •- -10 10 Henry Thomson, R.A. . 2 '2 Sir Thomas P,ernafd - 10 10 Thomas Lawrence, ILA. 2 2 Sir 4. Shepherd - 5 0 Henry bone, R. A. ' - e Lady Lucas - 10 0 Thowas R. A. 2. 2 - . . . . The Hon. Bar:Dimstlale I'o •10 .1 olualaxruan, R. A. . 2 2 Right Hui. C. Lung 10 10 Rich. Westmaeolt,R.A. 2 2 Admiral Dighy .... .10. 0 James Ward, R. A. . - 2 2 J. J. Angerstein, Esq. 10 10 Joseph Farington ' R. A. 2 2 Philip Metcalf, Esq. - 10 0 'William Owen, R. A. '2 2 Thomas Coutts, Esq. 10 10 Robert Soli rke, 8.. A. - 2 2 Mrs. Weddell - - 5 0 It: Siairke, jut). K. A. 2 2 Samuel Atimwes, ESq. 10 10 MartiiiArcher Sliee,R.A.2 2 William Emes, Esq. - 10 10 Richard Westall, R. A.. 2 2 Philip Emes, Esq, - 10 10 JOhn Tenn, It. A. • - , 2 2 Joseph Blunt, Esq. -. 10 10. Thomas Daniell, R.A. 2 2 Mrs. Joseph Blunt - 5 5 A. W. Ca!kott, R. A. 2 2 Rev. Holwel Carr - 5. 5 H. Howard, It. A. - 2 2 James Clay, Esq. - 10 10. C. Rossi, R. A. • - 2 2 ,Mrs. Jame.. Chy - 5 5 Mary Loyd, R. A. - 2 2 Felix C?ay, 17...;. - 10 10 Wm. %Vestal!, A.A. A. 2 2 William Clay, Esq. - 10 10 -fallies riffle'', A. R. A. 2 2 . , _ . Geor ; ze Clay, ,2,6 q. - 5 5 Geo. Canard, A. It. A. 1 1 Ails, thrusdale - 5 5 Wm. Alexander - 2 2 Thomas Diinsdale, Esq. 5 5 Nlri. lioll)?:elt - 2 7 2 . . Rev. William Holmes 5 5 1 Mrs. Merry - 1 0 Mrs. Holmes -. _2 2 , John Swale, E'sq. - . 3 3 William Gosling - , Esq. 5 5 Mrs. Swale , - 1 1 Francis Gosling - , Esq. 5-5 Miss F. Swale . -.- 1 .1 Rev. Charles Davy - 5 5 I Miss E. Swale - 1 1 Mrs. Davy. - - 2 2 Ws-Catherine Swale 1 .1 Edw. Beeston Long,'E . sA .S . 5 William lassie; Esq.., 2' 2 Mrs. J. Einis - -, 5 - 5 .lolih Jortin, Esq.. -- 1 1 1 I Jeremiah Harman, Esq. 10.10 — Giles, Esq., . - . 1 0 N. W. Colborne, Esq. la q, Beever, Esq. - :- 2 2 Mrs. '. 1 .1c hewn - - 55 1 Samuel Lysons, Esq. 2 2 Philip Hill, Esq: - 5 5 Rev. Horace Hamond 2 2 . • . 10th. of MAY, 1814.—N0. 9,4-20, a Prize of. 5001, 18th ilf AI.I.Y.T—No. 8,285, ai Prize of ‘20,00' 4 )1. ; 4 RANSCOMB and PERRY, No. I, 1161. Nora-Tars, 'sold the abure in 'fwenly shares. They respectfully solicit the Shatetioliri?rs to Uri l:; tih•rii for Pay ment, or e., 6hange them for Tickets iiittl.tiliares ;a the 'pre sent to Drawing KING;s 4th Jiwe, The Scheme ail:tains 1 of. .....L20,000 i of L.3,000 "10,000 . . . &c. &c. ( - M.Iy;),000 Tickets. BRANSCONIB and,PERRY beg to apprise their Friends their Fortunate Office is thzi Corner House, Holborn Bars, where they sold the only 20 ; 2001. ; the last 5,0 W.; besides 1,0901. 5001. &C., all in Shares. ,OWE, Inventeur et seta Proprietaire (Pune :lIANUFAC'ri.7IIE de 'FOiLE, unive en 1 , 011 genre, daps laquclle les Avautages do Lin et du COton se trouveut reunis claw , one Larne Fil. Etaldie par Patente en tissu partkulier de cette•fahiication garanti des in tetup6ries des saisons- et des chaagemens de it fait triter k froid qu'ou t',.pronve en liorthut de its toite dlrlande, et la sensation desagreable des tidies fabriciu6es entie'rentent de Coton ; it presente done Uj:l. an - avantage inapreeialde pour la satitt : cctic toile ritunit encore les qUalit4sutiles et agreal;les; dune longue dur6.!, d'une belle apparance, d'agrd ment surtout, d'iine grande uc se vend qu'a pen pros innitid prix des Wiles d'lr latide et autres.;---Cette Manufacture precieuse; et !Tans 4ale, est etabli'e No. 1.34, Cheapside, pres de St.l'aul, et par ap pointment, chez Harding & Co.. No. 89, 1'..!1-:11 This Day were published, In Two Vo - tunics, aro. - price 11. 4s. - hoards, IitkITEMOIRS of the PRIVATE and PUBLIC LIFE cf WILLIAM PENN. „LTA_ By THOM k) CLARKON. Printed for Lon:nuan, Hurst, Ree s , Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-row, and . at the British Gallery, 54, New Build:- street. - • Of whom maybe had, by thesame Author, The History of th Abolition of the• Slave 'Trade, 2 vols. Svc). 11. 4):. boards. 2. A Portraitoye of Quakerism, S vols.-Bvo. 11.75. boards. This Day wasluthlished, elegantly printed in One large Vo ionic (727 pages) . 4to. price 521. in hoards, 41 LITERARY HISTORY of the MIDDLE ill AGES ; comprehending an Account of the . State of Learning; from the Close of the Reign of Auguitus i -to its 'Revival in the Fifteenth Century. By the Rev. .l()SEPI"-i • The present Work is intended to supply what has lorg been a De.sid,eratum in English Literahire it traces the declension of the human faculties frina the highest pitch of critivation to the lowest state of torpor and neglect : it spews the effects produced on Philosophy and general Literature by the arts of the Sophists a . nd the reveries of .the Schoolmen ; it delineates the slow and gradual proceis be which Learning was revived, and a new impulse given-to all the Arts of eivi used Life. Thus it will be fMind calculated to till up avoid of no small extent in the intellectual History of Man; ond to elucidate the operations of the Human Mind in the inwit extraordinary 'circumstances. This it does, not by vague ge neralities, nor by the ideal abstractions ; of a pre-conceived theory, but by historical details,' bioßap.hic nOtices, inci dental sketches •of manners, and expositions of opinions, which may be grasped by every understandi - ng; and in which 'every description- of. Readerswill_lind- a rich variety Of in struction and amusement. . The vaiue -of this WA . I--. wi:.l he ioniati to heAlvatlr_in creased by the addition of 'IWO :IPPENDIX.: the first of which exii:bit•:. • ..k, ;;to - *;l74l4r , i+^ N 4., of the Learning of the Gre .apturc of Constantinople h st.e•ind presents a Lirief but r.y and. scientific History of wndixes are repitite with illa , English 'leader they will re o.tir no velty and their inte .• - Printed f t i• .. Of. " on A Toutii : 'f- c fiery, its numerous .!ti OM ::',...-, 'olarly as they - are the o& Jet; . „.„,.. '- - ',-Vitiation ; with an account at .‘ ' ...--0 '•, t: a Towus, 'and occasional , ~, ~.. -.. ~. t 5-'' , - - 1,,. , , !-nstof:the French. rs the, '4' i olin Chet wcals:', ii - ',..''', ii- '‘7,•, L 1!..,•g-e ' V,iic..tto. ilhistratet with eight eugravedS.. - •:I ,, gi,ps, ', pric cs" tire:g qiurasia, boards. , '...1111. ?'.- a colicise'bitt peraiitabrsw, fi °al ',be I::A i entsity to the C liy fib ; hilAt the ut ;:..1.` . .04,4 of Or literal If the 1,12e!(6 Appc 1 11 Y c_Ut:4#r: .;Nr-s ; ‘, , !mil to the f ...couira , cm.ll . ;l , • 71 , ', .ce bLta , !rest. . Mastru4;fdc;+) gl re e t Italy est.ll;4lk: , : „ lfZ i eent ties, wad cal TaksiettA. - 1 ptes4tnt , t- W.tricati Yiil tii CONTRACTS FOR COALS AND CANDLES. Commissary m Chief's Of - lice, London, May n, 18t4.- 4 ,T4NTED for the Barracks - in the under mentioned Counties in South Br'rtain, for the Bar racks in North Bkitain, and in the Wands of Guernsey, Jer sey,, and Alderney, such Quantities of Coals and Candles as may from Time to Time be required by the respective Bar. rack ;Masters for the Thin: being. The Deliveries to commence as soon after the 25th June next as the respective Barrack Masters shall require, and to continue until the 24th of June following. Propos!As for supplying Coals, made separately for each County in South Britian, the whole of the Barracks in IS'orth Britain,? ,ti likewise for those in the Three Islands of Guern sey, Jei - ,el-, and Alderney,-sealed up, and marked " 'Fender for Coal. will be received at. this (nice until Twc:‘ , o oo Wednesday, the $t h of June; the Parties tender _ log oh,r.n.g, that in those Counties where both Sea and Inland Coals used, the Proposal must ilarticulaq express the Price of each Description. Proposals for supplying Candles, sealed up, and marked " Tender foz : Caudles," will be received until Twelve o'Clock on Priday, the Ioth of June ; but no Proposal, either for Coals or. Ca-dles, will be - noticed, unless Made on or annexed to a privitel Particular, and the Prices 'inserted in Words at length ; no.unlesl a Letter be subjoined to such Proposal from Two Persons of known Property, engaging - tobecome bound with , the Party tendering in the Snot expressed in the Particulars;-for the due Performance of the Contrad. Lf Tcodth are sent by Post, the Postage must be pahl. Particulk4s of the Contraas may he had on Application at this Oilice,i)etween the Hours of Eleven and Five; to De puty Commissary:General , Young, Edinburgh; Deputy cam misS'ary-General Coope, Guernsey; and Deputy Commissary-. General Bent, Jersey. ) COUNTIES. Berks—ChesterAornwal!, (including Scilly)—Cumberland —Devon-Dorst—Durlunn—Essex—Hants—Hunts—lSleof Wight—lsle of Man—lant—Lancastel—Nliddlesex—Norfolk ---Northamptoa—Northumberland—Nottiogham—Somerset —SttifolkL-Surrey— Sussex—Warwick—Wilts—York—North Britz:in—lslands of GuertritT, Jersey, and Alderney. DISTRESS IN (11,,IINIANY. Europe is exulting in the immediate progvect of Peace,` and every heart is devising the 'most expressx'mve means of gi(ilim. vent. the generous feelings which ' it eNciles 'the CO TV. NIMITE'f ir relieving DISTRESS in GERMANY decal it, sCareeiypeedia to remind Britons, that there is no mode of rejoicing in I.rosperity, no way of iiu oucgratitude to Almighty Provittence,:or the bless< in more nl‘bia,than the m (diet of the distressed, the rescue of those whirare ready to parish. The neee,ssity, so often Stated,. for aid to - the suffering Germans, still exists : much has already been and upwards of SO,OOW. has been no bly contrionted, and asisromptly remittent, to alleviate the SOITVW3j which the h•,,(ppier circrimstances hi this Country(will scarcely osable 115 justtyto conceive of. But there are mil lions otSuilerers to whom' the ti:nitt of charity must yet be extended, to save life : and .11CVer wai. time Proverb, that " e,dio gives xyositqv gives double," wore applicable than at prcs,mit. (4`tti,,el:i:miresses wile be fooml'iri• the Re parts of die Coliunittee, which, as well as Papers for Churches and Congregations, ma y he had'at the London Tavern, and at Aekerinann's, 101, strand, to the :lumber Of twenty-five, gratis-; add above that number, on huge. paper at 7s. anti small paper at 2s. per huh:tred ,Amount already advertise( •-• Subscriptions si L. 53,999 0 0 'nce received : Subicriptions at Buck inghaiu. and its, Vi-, per Bartlett and Co. - L.IO 5 Ditto ditto, per G. • Brown :nil Co._ 211.55. (id. Sul)scriptions at Bud- • dei:•dield & Vicinity, per William , Brouk. and Co. (ail tat= - 23(i1.85.10d. C. C. Adderley • - 2 2 Parish of Bownsorer, • Warwickshire, per A. Butlin and San - 5 0 'At Committee Room. Rey: R. Turner, Yar mouth - 5 0 Friends at Macclesfield, 'Stockport, & Morley 27 15 M. H., Tottenham ) 10 0 Mrs. Hump:iv. - 2 0 \Vila.. Fowler - 2 . 1 Parishes of-Croft anti SLigness, by the Rev. ' E. Gre.en . A Friend' to the Ger- At Fry and Sons.; From Friends at Rich nimad,Yvrlishirc, per W. Thowpson L. 22 IS Subscriptions from Chippenlivn, per Gundry & Co. 331. Ss. ed. Thomas Alasset 5 0 At Julies, Lloyd, & Co. Chas. Fred. Brandt & Sons, Manchester 50 0 At Pilot! and Co. Rev. B. Set•r, Vicar of , Gestingthorlie, Esseic 3 0 Edw Wilier, Eiy. do. 5 0 :dr. C. Branwhtte, do. - 1 0 At Birch Co. G..G. , - - • 2 0 ThOmas Nminansell, Esq. - • - - 5 0 - 2 0 - At Hammersky's 6c Go. Rev. Chas. Andrews 5 0 Mrs. M orell - 5 Cdllection from the Pa rishes of 111orstun Blunsdon, per Rec. - • 15 0 Second Collection from • he ravishes of H ig h worth and - Seven- - II:unlit:on, per : }iev. L. gowden 51. 18s. 6d. 3..6 :at Down'and Co. Subscriptions at LLices •ter dtill - its per Paris and Co. 2)t. 7s. Id. Collection at Ntirbo q. rough ;vie.cling . , per Rev. R. Fiill - - 10 10 Rev. Wadham Dsggle t 0 William Clianiberlain 2 0 F. . - ,1, 0 Subscriptions, roceired at th Tayern ; Lloyd's Coffee-house the:Bankers In town and 4:until It. H LUiti 1 1 mans SUbscriptionsfrom Polk stone, per ltev. F. Dawson- 251. 17s. Id. Parish a Toppestield, by Rev. Lewis Way 15 0 A Friend at ilmldestion 1 0 Rev. Toinline 2 2 A Friend to. the Dis tressed. - - 1 1 ColliiSion made hy the* C:nnunttee Of Ladies • at ChAphain; for the ' Relief of the' Or.'. pbathChildreninGrr= many, amounting to 2191. 13$. Sid. ►k Bars of the Cit); of London ; Stock Exchange; and at all t i' ', , l f A i l o ta ‘ ; E - A N I I D, I ) Secretaries. CHING's PATENT WORM' LOZENGS • IR r, Potronitell 1): , the First Nolotemen in the Kingdom, as well ,is by the followlug Honourable , Ladies, w•no haee givea this I`,ledicin4 to their own Chil dress, and - also to i'he Poor of their respctive Neighbour hoods, with unparallekd success Her Grace the - DueliiiS of 3'he Ludy Say and' Sele. Leek• The:Right Hon. tire Countess Her Grace the Duchess of of Shafteshory. ' Rutland: • The. Right Hon. the Countess` . Tire Right Hon. the Countess of Mountisorris,., A? - of Darnley. • • The Right• Hon. the CDYnt'ess The• }Sight 'Hon. Lady Caro- (.1 Corp. The ItigYa Hon - . Lady Lucy The Right lion. Lady Eliza- lsiideenials. hens SpCTICO% Lady Page Turner. Tlit' lion/Lady Boston. 'Lady'Lavet. • ' Ann massy other Ladies of the first murk and character, toe oninerous to-insert. * S3ld et R. 13istler'S Chemical and Medicine Warehouse, 4, • Chewidt...cornes,of St. Paul's Church-yard, London, and Metdicioe•Venderi evocy taws., is Basil, at iii - .: • ...4., , , <., ,kk- ' ~ ..!fc::4 _ ' ----.... \ l 'i' a , -- $: • -,,,,,' 47, ...-- -N" - , / , ,-.4. - -"V ~ ,-.4%; , ...., ,, 4, tr, - 4.e.t.. s < ~..-„..„ tit,ll. - \ /P,;;1116' fr%// • - „ Lit (6 • e" ). 9 n w V:7:;., St: • '9I 4, . )••) .~... , •r ►~ ;~. [PILTCE STXPENCE-TIALFPIWNY. OFFICE OF 'ORDIVEVC'E, May 10, 1f314. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of It iv MA JESTY'S ORDN.INCE do hereby. glee Notice, that ,Proposals will be received at their Of in Pall-Mat!, on cr bef'o're Wednesday, the Ist day y; . f . Jane next, from sach Person* as may be willing to undertake- the. performance of the CARPENTER'S WORK at the Royal Depdt at T-Yeedan, in Northamptonshire, for a Period of three Years, det‘?rnzittable after the .117.9p:ration• of one Year, upon Notice of three,Months, at the Option rf either Party. Farther Particulars, together with he Terms and Conditions of the Contract, ktay be known u,onn application at the Be eretary's (Vice, efiffesoid, any Day between the Hours of Ten and Four o'clock, where tin Proposals must brileg;ered; sealed up, , nd 'indorsed, " Proposii;s fur the,Carpenter's Work at Weedua;"- /nit. no Proppsal can be admitted, after the said Ist June, at "Twelve o'citaz at Noon • of the saute day, neither will-any Miler be noticed', tu!ess the Party making, it, or an Agent kis shall, shall By Order of the Board, R. Sec. • attend. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Nay 10, 1811. THE PRINCIPAL. OFFICIP? S of His AM , JESTY'S ORDNANCE do hereby give that Proposals will be received at th'eir Office in Pell-Mal', on or before /Wednesday, the Ist day of June next, front . such Pe;sons as may . be willing to nialertteke the Supply of , CANDLES, lor Service of this Departilient, for a Period of three Years, determinable after the Expiration of one Year , upon Xsiice of three Months, at the Option of eitht'r Pa: ty. Samples of the Candles may be •Vieu ell, upon application at the Principal Storeheiper's (-foe in the Tower ; and fUrther Particulars, together with the Terms and Condi tions of the Contract, may be hnown at the Secretarys in Pali-Mall aforesaid, any day between the flours of Ten. and Four o'clock, where r the Proposals must he delivered, sealed up, and indorsed, " Proposals for Candles;" but no Proposal can be admitted after the said Ist day of June, at Twelve o'Ciock at Noon of the same day, neither will any Tender be noticed, unless the Party making it, or an .dgeni irs his behalf; shall attend. - . By Order of the Board, R. H. Cl_:El7; Secretary. OFFICE OF OIeacYANCE, May to, 1814. THE PRINCIPAL OFIICERS of 1. is MA. JESTFS ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, that Proposes will be received at their QpA.e, in Pall- 114 all, • on or bei:ore ,TVednesilay, the Ist day of June NC.Tr; Vnt Ni4Ch Persons as may be wi:iiny to undertake Me Sap-- ply of COALS, for Service cl this Department; for a period of (Mc Year. The Coals' mast be of the aescription dedionsi natcd...4dcrir's Main, Eigliton or Coals of equ,:l qua lity and gocidness , , and will be 274 , :ired to be deliveredfre of every EXpence, except the King's Daty, 3i.lhcr on' Shore or, into Vessels or Craft, at anyplace in the Ib'ver Thant's.; and at Feversham, ut any fart u, Plate in tke Al • r Medway, as may be required. Fart/se Particulars., together with the Terms and ( ditions of the Contract, may be known at the Secret. , is Office, in Pall-Mall aforcsald, any day between the II .rs . of Ten and Four o' Clock, where the Proposals must be de livered, sealed up, and indorsed," Proposals for Coals ;" but no Proposal can be admitted after the said Ist of Jane, at Twelve . o'Cloc:h at Norm of the same Day, neither will any Tenderbc weless: the Party making it, or au Agent in his' behalf, shall atteid. By Order of the Board, R. H. Cl?E;i% Sef.retarri. TO THOMAS TAYLOR, ESQ. No. 9, New Bridge-street, Lottdon. HONOURED SIR, Edinburgh, March 18. IBEG redve to inform you, that eve;• since the year 1790, had been aaiictctl war's the Lues'Venerea; which, from its obstinately resisCog every con:-Se of meqieine prescribed by the most eninetat of the facult:' here, and un dergoing several severe courses of salivation, and t w i ce charged - from the Hospital with little relief,• would appear to be 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 to my existence—l had a large ulcer on the crawls of my head', one on each arm, and my legs were broke out in a frightful manner •; my right was dreadfully painful, and had been in a stat4df ulceration for the last seven years ; my left had also two lark: no - des on it, was very much discolqured, coil gave me such excruciatihg particularly N . rhea - warm' in lied ; as nearly to deprive me Of rest; in this lamentable .state, was reCollllllendtl by Mr. J. Thompson, (who rerieived so great a cure by them Mere), to take Your Leahe's Patent Pills, which t began to (hi on the 2 tIL a May ; in the course of a fortnight I began to receive benefit—in little tiore tban.;e moptb-the ulcers on my head and arms were Soundly healed seon after, the sores ou inplegs also,; ; leaving, 4tow . • ever, con:icier - able diseolouratiou in the skin, :sod pain in the . bone of tare Wt, by the 'blessing of God, and h little longer perseverance in your invaluable Medicine, Subsnk t f ; the nodes dispersing, the skin regainingits natural hue, and the iv/aura/1, poinsgradnally going off,--1. thus bcc;ule, by your liherrl advice and medicine, perfectly free front ail my former complaints—=bare recovered my t'orin•i:r •spirits and strength, and ails become jolly and fat, in which state having ,continued many month:4 to the astonishm en t o f all knew', me, I am at. a loss in what terms to express any gratitude, but b e y y ou ., foi the good of other suffering mortals, to make this my case as public as possible, Os I shall on - evety•occar sion • in so doing you will grtiatly Sir, •your grateful, obedient, very humble servant, ALEX. AIEJIIKER. • Swann's Close, High-street, .Ediuburght , 'Witnesses to the above cure:— • • John Th6lps_on,. - No. 3, New Poultry EdinTauxgk ; John ll'lntasti, Old..Assemtily Close, Edinburgh. Prepared and said by the sole Proprietor, THOMAS TA Ir.- L 08 ,7 Member. of the Itoyil College of Surgeon,i, ht his house, No. 9, ; Ne* Bridge-street, London; wheie, after, a constant residence of more than 38 years, in a prActiceParti,, , cularly directed to the care of Venereal' Complaints and th(;se incidental to the 'Parts of GeneratiMi, with that inviolable secrecy which glen of ills profession should always observe such cases, he flatters himself the advice and assistance he gratuitously ad - ministers to persons taking this Mothcine, be esteemed, bya discerning Public, as an advantage seldom attainable, arid void of all ambiguity, , Also sold,.by his appoi ntmen t, f or th e convenience of those living at a distance, at aye Perfumer's, No. 35, St.. Alban's street, Palknall ; 'the Tovsjitip, N s o‘ 103, Oxford-street; Mr. .11iOorot , gli's . , No. 7, .Fisit-street-Will Butter's, S:wh bridge EdinNurgh ; Je‘vair, c tiiih - sgow ; r. C r ailwell ; and .by otie.person is every: msidertible town in Great Britain and Ireland. in boxes of only 35:9(1. each, stamped, and sealed up with full.and plain directions, whereby persons, of either sex May. cure . themselves with. . .. ~ ... case, sin; ..i.i, secrecy, and safety. . . . • , • —)• '- N.B. Eyery Box , sold 1 a,Great-Britain is sealed up with a Stan v, trn which hii,ftwinrrof-the Conanlissinnerg, is printed, at the Stan - 4) Office—T. Taylor No. 9, New..llridge-strcet—. to isaitat3 unich. is Felony, and all others are cuuutorliits. ii t s aY.A.L PATitioTIC CONCERTS. Picr e TPublie ftre inforntecl, that TICKETS for l ehet s ''ATRltYric CONCERTS are now ready for De ' 1 4, , It 'tne Boxes, Pit, and Gallery, to he had at the 11' s x Z r fhee;' Meisrs. Hookliam's Old Bond-street .1 . 1 1' "3. 41: t ri 41 01.1d-street ; Preston's, Strand ; and at. Cie xes `l(,Cheapside. i;,; 4 -1-16„ 1 :e ta v lien only at the, Opera .Bcx-011ice, and at or id Pam's: • c "t' it, Ole Guinea;. Gallery,-10s. 6d.—Admission 40 1 , ANATOMY,BLENFIEINI-STREET,GREAT rip , • A IAN.LtOROI.;GIi-STREET. ' . kt AINTER COURSE or `LECTURES PHYSIOLOGY . ; and '_' , I.7ItGERY., will A °e - in t4 : 2(/ MONDAY, the 6th o . f . June, at Seven liato ttric ' y e 'Alerning, by Mr. BROOKF,s., Converzationes will we held weeldy . , ,. when the pan tl is iebt o .lects treated of will ioe discussed familiarly}, and S , Views forwarded.—To these none but Pupils *i•.tpacio„, t .d. ir„‘ . every Ailertments, thoroughly ventilated, and replete - 1 1; . II hig; f ..,"nvenience, will . be open at Fire.o'Ctock iu tha tit Brockur the imposes of Dissecting and Injecting,'where I,i , sei„.s attends to direct the Students, and demonstrate 6 4t . 4 e Pans as they appear on Disseetiou4 , nr emences usually attending Anatomical Investi nre e autiteracted by atfanteptie Process. "'aY he accommodated in tn 6 House.. )17: ANT r ~U , ,S a PLACE, ns vALET,.oe VALET , yOOTMAN, respectable;lookiag, YOUNG Il tt t '' , e tbd „ livery, twenty-five years of age, can be well I'zi Pike, and have an undeniable in from his ttr t ! to 1, Kay he beard of by apptying (or letters, post 4 , M a .' A , •J at kit. Harris's, Poulterer, No. 32, Duke,. chestcr-square.