The Sun. — London, England, 1814-04-16 00:00:00

~~i(' }:~ fir' l w a pt c~ Df?.s"; eYtv' detailed 4 ' ) ' id. W iv-V(1 )ine id untie- au 1111 111 and 1111 bi:ii• ist that- .10' cr filio4 ulLi . 61 1, C o t dl l ", 11 0' °lit to'" Iz.. a irc~ i all f aLI • 1 ; v,46 • N ( • iC Tie ( . e 4 ,10, 4 z wi tl i ce 10 .4 ' 0 , / 11(1 i coL: vi r"i' • . g, cico` fJ ddre 3 1)° .1+t; 15 - he l , rio's lit/ ;eto.e. t • !)- of f 0 4 ;. freo ri '4 yr , tbe f ./~ if ~~ ~ of . • , „n. at Pe°. ,i 1,10; r o dcll , t_gar- ay.° . ,„ t ont 4id" vm-E RR 674 2 \I Tim ,TfIEATILE ROYA DR L U:LY-A> Majesties PRESE LNT EVENING, April IC., their Scrvants will tterform the Opera of NAIIENSKY. After v. - liieh the Farce'of t o ~,..h • , :7 THE MIDNIGHT HOUR, .-' ~ ' • 4:II 'Yid be added, the nei.v Melo-Dramatic ii.onlance of • k);, : .., , WOODMAN'S BUT. . , -)3 gilY, E.ing Richard thC Third ; with The Citizen. ------____ • 0"2-,:1114:ATILI: ROYAL AR UOVENT-GDE N. • 41,41,S PRESENT .EVENING April 16, I'6ll L Perforoied the Tra ,, edy of - H. ~ 7 ~ qmiet, tie Young ; Nllss Stephens. _ added the Cry,intl Asiatic Spectacle of SA DAK AND RADI:. It?!2 e lo nday,l l 7...lug liiethletl the Third KALAS with Sadak and I.a --- •'''-'l)o3' RT - :.kDING 1•7'0:41 MILTON AND t'' 'lder ' . SII A K1..,- 7 .S f. 3 1i,'..1:E., • 1.,... N tf'c t ,,, -)c- of ii RH. tile DUCTIFSS of YORK. PtTl3 l , c is most re.spectfuliv itiforMetl, 1Av.„.2,''',1, t:-:•.. a ' ini, , lII', 3 .DINT-'-:1 will COAINIi.:NCE at the `! • - e it l: ; 4: ROOIIS ' On 1.• • •1.IP AY, the 2:1.d instant', and will '" 1 ( y (' ;; - ; 3 4 '''d iiii - t. ,' 1 ,, "l• . I .' 3;,' ' F 'days • viz. , Fridav the 29th; 1'1''..3":,.13..3t, ',•:P:ii?,(:ii;"d,2llit h. n Ap" pfication / to he :mule to 4 ri= j , ) ' 27, Ohl Birsi-etreet • and to Mr. stale, at the ~....„._' ' It',,ini,, ;•:iiv.i.t: si;' . 3);e ' iptioi;s win he received. r .V i ~.- „ , 7. ,- -: ---.--.. , A. ';, 1? ;% . 1's ;IN(' 'sIiARES f'r the presept 1.0:1 4- 01 .-:.:A".11',' Gt 1 1,G0 , ) 'FiCKETS, to he draw n ''' MAY, are ILCJ -: ': ( '• Iklk ZAP,D, 13URNE, and Co.'s Office, No. 93, ' ''''el'l.N,fiE, in variety of Numbers. I 20 GI" Sl'HE•1114; C()NTAINS i' . •• .I ' 4 'ize r - ' • ( l' - • • - L. , .!•0.000 1 ~ i .... Prize of .... L. 5,00000 . I .' .... ••--•.. • . . 15,e 00 • , 1,000 . ' .... •• • • 19;000 r o . . • .ind ~ -, . , &c..:%. &c. .... u„;llailitition to tl ,: e Ilenests CornPrled in t'lli.Scin:n'e' %111 I,'."t'i . io P,l do k ; or each o f the_ Two Days of. Drawing, NlV','t*inttlei). to Tea Tickets each in the succeedin:i,Loto , () bd .' enAwn i, ; , !del consists of 9,0001 ickets 21 .) : 'nut c 0,.... ' u . ne ° • 0 3 uoi . so ...i.uis Prizes of 20, 001. 10,0091. 3,0001. --._ • • °r' , ••l3 I' ol - ard . pmfity, No. 1, %INA P ars O Ett . .:ree.pectfully infurrn the Public, they . are utolf t . ?. 41 'e• rickets and Shares., in the greatest Vartett Tyree dr a in tt~r the..GRAND NOVELN.T. I / 2 .TE R 134 tort, o f May, and only 11,000 Tickets.— 4 •IJOt .cenl=airis Prizes 20,00 Cd. 15,0001; 10,000/. 10noi 9 • • besides extra I rizes of 1000 ar ea , Ile ' Cr v rat ••• ' ,...t Lottery, m•hich gives yiance to th(.....`'apital:Prizes either in the present 4 1 1 (1 Perry shared among their Friends in the. '''' l tit. ) ;:,r ll -'ast May the Large s t Ptiz e - th a t has been . solci . No:9 Latterie,, viz • . • entitled to .•31 ,Atn I s ._ •\t v .; . - the last . - .L.5 . ,000 • • ,!! vrir Only and 't i•ttly Fortunate Othce, L BORN-VAR.—;:flie-Corner Honse,) L.'20,2.00 i()%i• . Cl - lE:`,/fi 013ITt NEW! th,, ~, C orehr .. ' Stock- Broker, 2 Cornhill, an , / IS, 11„;'‘Iibli e ty'Y•street, respectfully antiaints his Fi•tiu , s , iiii . il /.,,,,,,-4110thiPt every Adventurer in the present U)1`? kJ.< I ; , to,""da:;,,ltt:4::•E CT-I /INCE—First, of all. fhe .% - Ipit:ll6 .14. 1 -4. e„,„ 1it11T., 1 . , 15 0 - 4 ; „* . ,-A=1!?• '11)44 of ',:ay, cmaa.li:;g rues of t. .0r 4 .:. °F the fi . .'"' . . 10 ,0001., 5,0001., tic. and if , a. I t.l n , , O t. Ithi,;!tig., Will _t SO Blanks drawn the First or Second ay o ti e ;1 1 tou t ,- ue entitlefi to Ten Tickets in the Next Lottery, ti l ,:"icli i ;, ,11 S One Prize of 0 0,0001., 'rwo of 19,0 00 , 64c f `i l t he 1 , 1: 1 -e- 4,"' the .100 Extra Prizes'of Ten 'Picl . iets each t've r t ,..Car,i l C.l; a ler of every Ticket a Chance if obtaining, any :if i . - : 4 41,,Q /A i'" ni the First Lotter;, or 20,0001., 3i . 9,0001., or 1;, t : 3 :I re :;;,.in the Sr'econd Lotfer.y.. Lottery , Ti c ch o e v t e s n •a tr n y d_ 1 40, - 1 wi l ' Li ng by Exton, 2, Cornhill, and li-,, ii..._ ' l t e , re ;1I Prizes-are paid on dctuatid; and Business in ---,....,....:.6-inds,trzinsacted with the utmost fidelity. 4‘ 44; dva r , LOTTEY. ce In the Price of Tickets and Shares will take lit Place on Monday next, the 19th April. • kb Iar.,CIDIN PIACTO . RS having paid .a very. ~ o,,bl3o„4Lidltionttl Sum iii order to obtain for the Public N . "..1:: CH , " ' .i •by Government; in the Ih t , rle Of I , : A.:5444? presen4e. l. _ . __ i tt Yar e , In i"- LOTTEitf to he drawn on the 3d , 0..1%1A are l ii i i 4 "etit 1 : t e the necessity of raising the Prices kwhlcl .. al • kt „ tho, Haut higher than in common 11..obterit); at t h . :: same ~p v, ce 4 ti‘ e felt it incumbent on'them to give a pi ft II , , ttrN4 th.ise, in order that all Persons may hare an 4 110 0 4., ,Y ef purchasing at the first ',lice, therefore no al- Rt,•, 1 , 11 . take place until Nlonday Next, the 18th ~f April. so:;••.1.91t1,SON, GOODLUCK, and Co. Contractors. 1, I'l ancrC o ' -It ts , ..al.,i'lie/ " 1. PRICE. PRICE NEXT MONDAY. ili f, •• . . tl,. • . .. ". ' * - •c, .23 3 o Tic ket ' k.es I I 0 V.l,, , irt, r. - • ....... 11 19 0 Half l2 ' 3 (1 ,44.1 ith. •• • ..... •... 6 t 0 'Quarter, 6 .3 0 ~titernth. ....... •3 1" .- 6' Eighth. .. . 3 --‘.2 6 ° l'd ~ '' ••" • • I I I 0 Sixteenth....._ .•• • • • I ll ' " 6 the 9' trat) • • • Prt Sallrkil to ant; of the Offices will be executed at is' ~,, , Neat p, i . i ..._ . b,...t1y , r 0,,. ,s , from the great and increasing dema.nd, it 'L'Arin g ‘ . ''''ule another Ri '7 se, may . take place before the l' /tF7i s. " ----- ----....-. / —,---. twv.,' "°11) MARI ILk i id ESrATE, ALE ' ' WICK- Ri,PI,,'ACILti- -ti ßo L c'iN L O t it, Slistif:X• 11: ' -i ' C it IJULD ' BA - PRIVATE CONTR ACT, tels.ii:, that ' -without the Fniniture, with iinut . ediate Pos- I. VILLA, kttiated 4 desirable FREEHOLD MARINE t ,,, wist.4 at thr ee 's Ald li, • tl (; ; ounty of Sussex. The housenintiabe'r(:f 411;1'2, I,t) nit-, a small LibrarY, four 41 ". , kight b' 414 1 two di.,-.°sin:.7roonts, . which, if retwir s ed e_ v a.n ., s . converted Rooms • s Willie(' into Led-chambers, with suitable , e and 1,4, 6 u G. . 3 at taehed and detzciied Oaice. P ~. iiii 11, fv See six lIOr ',..,"::-12': Standing fOr two Carriages, ••'a'' t,.:. ~,,,S-, .).44.11 1 lav-lofts'over thnin, - Cowhouse, Piggerie s ,. "H th , icia i .„ . r..e eticlOsitres of rich Meadow Land, containing Tioth.silibettile " , hie more or less, partly. Tithe-free ,- • the 10t 111 tu13 e 1. ) ,,, u ; -ue Estate is. in a thriving condition, anti the a t---es' Wa lks,aSce are in $. - ood order.' Aldv.ack-pla te is .404.merle front fiognor, 5 front ° Chichester, and 6 from Loin t4r, (~ or Tnrther l'ar,iculars apply to Messrs. Satan and 1 . ) , 0- rtClei.llrge-street. Adelphi- or - Messrs. White and San, r)f 4, 1 s•trt, Chichester. ,SI;ould the Estate not be dtsposel . t1 ' .9 4., e ): 11 "1e next, the House, furoishetl, with the . us a ct - . •i (Jti ~... ens -and two Alderney Cows, will he let by the he :.,.,4) the I ear. 1.100:• 1-tinhin.,; Machines U the BeaCh' close to the upon. , - •--,...._,„1._____ 41„.„ CPIING's PATENT WORM LOZENGES L' At Patrolsized by the First' Noblemc n in the clic:l.-in,?.,doill, us well as by the followitt 'Honourable 11 1 , 1. , '' who have given this l'Aedicine to their own Chit -1411,,,,,d', OA also -to the. ,4, ',,,,With unparalleled soccess : 1-1,:1 " r4 ce the Dnchcss of The Min. Lady Say and Sole. e ,,ds Tice Right Holt. the Cotintcs ~. the bucheu of of Shaftesbury. 4. 4 rti,,,td• , Countess The flight:Hon. the Countess' . 1 .... t Hon. the of '..\-7-..,,untnorri,.. - •,14,he It.,!'„.',!n ,• Tlle Pight Hon. the Countess (''.,?' ‘.-.3700. Lady Caro- of COrk. . - - 4 he Vii„ IPe.„`• ' ' • !.11e flight Hon. Lady Lucy Ih.th,;„'t rion. Lady Eliza- Bridgeman. ..the ii ...veneer. Lady Page Turner. Aud:„"' 11'ael 1 4 )storr.- - , Lady LUvet. • oy tither Ludieg- Of the first rauk aid character, too Sold f, 1: in numerous to insert. Cl e .- 7`,.t. nntler'., Chemical and „Medicine Warelicutse, 4, tas t e, con-er of St. P.llll's Church-yard, London, and tti. ositnetitiry Siediciae. `veudtrs- i 4 every toirn, in Bu.s.ts, at . . , ttr - 41 - 1 it. 4 ,' i ).04 . 7 4 . 4 - ,S , „ - . _ _ _ . - 5 6 , „ 4 - 29 4 MIL WEBBE'S CONCERT. Under the immediate Patrotiage of biS Iroval Highness the Duke. of CDII3III;*..I,LAND; hiS I oyol HiglnieSs the Duke of SUSSEX, his R o y a l Higl mrSs the DAke of - BR CAM IDGE, ,and the Noble Men and Gentlemen, Member s \ of tlie Catch Club, - _A: VOCAL CONCERT %yin peroi me( she • I onMonday next,,April- It 3, at tfie Na* Rooms, Hanovvr square,-for. the BE TWIT of Mr, `. ;- 1';11!),E, why ha; foe s'e-. reral years past been unable to 'exefcke his profession s iii consequence of many bodily infirmities, To the Musical Amateur his great abilities as a Comprischr, especially of Cart .nons, Catches, and e.'lees; are well knpwn,' and will ensure .hirn lasting fame. Numbers of his Protosional Brethren hist, know, and highly appreciate his character • awl cunducv as a man. Stich is their esteem and veneration for his worth, as well .as talents, that they have volunteeredtheirsserviees.at his approaching Benefit.. The Selection for the Concert will, c!delly consist of his most admired Corrtpositions ; under the direction of Messrs. N.uyvett, Bartleara,u, end Gr'eatorm;,— . Principal Singers:, Mrs. Vaughan, Miss`Willia.ras, AF;s Travis,. Master Tarte, and Miss STephens. celtbnitol rtniale Singers fr,:iu Lancalltire lviii give their assistance. Mr. Mit tiemitn, Mcss . rs. U. and W. Knyvett, Mr. Vaugh an, Mr. Go ss , Mr. Nield, Mr. B e lla m y, M r. .l . B . Sale', Mr. Reinhold, Mr. i ',vete, and all .the onal Members helongiug - to the I Catch Club. ACT " A gen'rous friendship no cold- medium knows ;" with Triple Choir and Chorus, Wehhe,----Glee, Five Voices, [[Grext. Barcis us,", Webbe.—sung, The Mansion of Peace,"tl'eb!►e.—face," When ,rinds hreathe"soft," for Five Voices and Chorus, Wcbb'e• -- (3ve, ; " Non fitii al mar," for 'Three Voices, Weblie.,-,Song-, Mrs: Vaughan, c[ Front glaring sh ow Wehhe.— Glee, [' Cmne live with we ;Ind he. my Answer, " If love analt.the world were y; °z WeiMe,—SAig Mr. Bur- tlernan, "So man'y tears 'of misery," "ii.r3 of 1 1 ir- Cell); R. Cooke.-- ;lee, " o , Harinuay!" for Eoui' Voices and Chorus, Webbe. • , ACT 11.--Ode to St. Cecilia, SixVo;, eS and Cho r us, Wehlre. —Glee, " Discard i dire sister of the slaughtering p,wer,', for Faeir Voices, Welibe.—Song, bliss Stepheni.—Madrigal, To love I %Kill c the silver F,i!;ht Parts, with 'Fri* • Choir, Wehhe.—Echo Glee, " Daughter of sweet • Voice and All," Webbe.—Ode to Melancholy, " Hence, all ye vain delights," fur SiN Voices, Webbe.—Song', or Duet. "[c As \ o'er the varied meads I . stray," Wehbe.— "'Round, To the'old, long life an d treasure," in full Chorus, Webbe.. Grand Piano Forte, Mr. Knyrett.--Organ,- Mr. Greatorex. , Tickets issued fur Friday, the 15th April, will be admitt e d. —The Doors will be oliene:l at Seven, and the Cuncert will commence ex'activ at Eight o'clock. • • Tickets, Half-a-Guinea each ; to be had .df Mr. Webbe, No. I, Greatsquare, Gray's Inn ; Mr. Knyvett, 81, Pall Mall ; Mr. Bartteman, 45, flerners-street ; Mr. Greatokex, 70, Upper Murton-street; and •at tliepfine;pat )Lusic Situps. TICE 'CELEBRATED, HEDE, Engraved by TL from tlie 01:0-iINAL DRAWING by the Lite" IIL'ET VjLlAl , 4ltti. . . • _ • 711 'MACDONALD begs to lieqtiint'llis Friends • and the PUblic..,• that havinji.irchased the• PLATE of the above-mentioned interest,ing ‘ am! 'tasteful Subject, Im pressions, fi n el y colon red, maw be- , now had at the Poet's ail lery. No. 39, Fleet-street. V;' , liere, also, the following "new PablicationS may be had, viz. • • The Peasant Girl, engraved 'llF'Say, sfroM the original Picture be Rembrandt, in the colleetian of the late Noel Des . eilfaus, Esq. - , •• • Josepn and his Brethren, -engraved by Say, from a Picture y .las.Northcote; R. A. :The liipo 4TH man u.id Clsild, engraved by fi - um k,c). Arid at;f) tw,i'vriz)rtli viz.—l.ledgecrt, the Vale of Fessini!lg, engraved by Meyer and Bailey, from original Drawings, by E. Goodwin. WINES FROM OF GOOD .-365. per Dozen. Fine Dry Cape Madeiras Do. , . do. do. Do. of very superior Quality, which hasl been a Voyage to the Brazils Doze f ,Os. PL. rt. Do. - . do. do.• .801. per Pipe of 110 Gallons. FIRST QUALITY OF WINES FROM SPAI*, PORTUGAL, .MADEIRA, &c. • . •• Per Pipe. Port Wines, f.Tourite Vintage of ISIS, good Quality Do. do. 1812, first Quality 11..2 Do. fine high-flavoured old Vintage, 1806 or 1603 ... I'2o Per t)titt.' Sherry from Cadiz Do. fine old do. warranted 6 Years iii the Butt ....' 118 Do. ; do. East India. 'Bo Teneriffe, first Quality - Madeira, line Quality , West. Per Pipe. ... L. 9f) 11b 1.50 •.....100 do.' - East. India . very fitte THE COMMERCIAL HAL!, WINE COMPANY respect i• luny acquaint their- numerous ,Custbniers :and the Public in geperal, that they hue this Day fixed -their, Pkices Ver Pipe, &c. as abase, for Wines of Sterling Qualities, which amr•he bought by applying at their Concertig, Nn. 10 ; Skinner -street, N0.:340, Oxford-street, or of any of• their Agents in the 'Country. N. 11! Wines of every,Deseliption per Dozeni and Spirits in Cask ; &c. of the first (Zaatitles, at the Company's usu 4 Low Prices. April 6, 1812. ARTIFICIAL MINERA.I. rffl 7 - REATI SE pn AR"I'IFICIAL TEETII to IL • general; b 7".• D OFIEM :INT; Surgeou'and Den tist, No. t, Frith-street, Suhu-square., Fourth Edition, price ss. in boards. This, Treatise spews the great superiority of those combos- ed of Mineral - Paste, invented by Mr. Di!Cheniant, over. those made of Animal Substance, any ,other - Mineral Coin posititm.' It contains also the apprabati:in of all the Learned Societies in Europe., and that of the - . most emi nen t :Medical Men in London, among whom are the following . Dr. Bailey, Sir G. Blanc, Bart. Sir W. Farquhar, Bt. Dr. Jett - tier, Dr. Hooper, Dr. Reynolds, 11. Cline, E.:q. James Moore, Esq. fir .Jas. Earle, J. 'Heaviside. Esq. A.li.eates, Esq. W. Blair, Esq. Mr. he Chensant •deems 'it a duty to guard the Public against those who counterfeit his CompoSithin Witl; what is totally different, end proved, froM Many specimens . (brought to him. by 'the • persons for whom they were made), to, be highly inconvenient, injurious,, and unfit for use. . N. B. line'lreatisc will be given Gratis to all who consult Mr; De Cheinata. • • • . To EAST and WEST-INDIA, AMERICAN' , and RUSSCA • MERCHANTS. _ • sc3 P. of • Nottingham, informs the , • Merchants 'of Eng..mrid, and:Vraders in general; that for th•e convenience of Sole, he has placed his JUNIPER 'ESRENCE •of'PEPPERNICINT, and otht'r Nfedieincs, in the hamds of E. 'EDWARDS, 63, St. Paul's Chen - di-Vara, This Essence is is safe, effectual, and pleasant Remedy in Flatuleneies, Gouty and Cholicky PAins •in the Stomach and Bowels, lodigention, Hysterics, tica-sichnesa, Nausea attend •anton Pre.e.naptr, Relaxation and - Lassitilde arisin4 &urn' mospheriOleat, Want of Appetite Injuries from Ineled ie nt 'Weather, the abase. of 120 . A:ions i f iquois and in the spas , modie infection of the :711.nia011 and Bowels, so. coainuln tit — lnfants;•-•--atiapfit the drise to the iirgel;cy of the. case. ,As ale e:icinei or kortheA.twy be found a talnivo le ion. • Juniper of, PeApermitiris 'so well known as a vain. able Medicine, the . pripciral of.t'ois ad- . vertisem e ut tats guard purchasers ag'aisi.it, the nunie4t•ons Cminterfeits which are preparo by 'Druggists, &c, especially if the near is.for . F,xportarion. The onry CantiOn.l. P. Heath cad gire. is to s ee th a t J. P. Heat li,.Nottinghatu, engi•aved in .xle eiovernment stamp, Siold Wtodesale Arsci Retail, by Edwatcli, No. o,'St. Paul's ChurcLi-Vareli iu Uottles 2s. 9d. and Is. lid. I-ti E t• - •" f-* -- I 5 -4 , 4 r ,-z. ~ . ~,, 3, • DISTRESS IN Gilt AfANY. riILIOUGH the COMMITTEE - for relieving the , Distress, occasioned by the ravages Of War in Germany, has been enabled' ljy British Benevolence to remit about 50,0001. for the alleviation of the woes of suffering huManity, yet, such has been the ei:tent of the devastations, such the depth of misery into which whole Districts have been piling - - eel, and so nnuferous and urgent' are the new afSplications for Relief froep various quurters, that the Committee can on no ac count think of rela:zing its efforts. , Details ofthese Distresses will be found ia the Reports.of the Committee, which, as well as tapers for Churches and Conzregations, may he had at the London Tavern, and 'at Ackeiniann's, 101,,-,strand, to • the • number of twenty-five, - gratis ; add above that number, .on large - paper . at 7s. and small palter ',-!s 7 per hundr'ed. Amount already advertised • - L. 69,998 00- • • - Sithsei - iptions s Committee ROom; From a few F.rietids in • Preston: per codart - '4.10 13 canceled byt lie flee; P. • Bronte,io.thetZurett of 1 - lartshead • 151. So. 2d Frain Maria TeieSa .Inu. 'Utry, sect, Co ventry - - - City of earlisie aud 1 P. A. G. - neighbourhood, 2d Charles Munro. Esq. - 153 11 Murray, Jac). Clue & Comniander-in-Chief, chester, per ' Jim. North Yarmouth - 5 o . , - - 50 0 Capt. Curry, It. N. do. 1 o M. Oppenheimer. Esq. 190 . 0 Do. HiThompson,R.N. J.V.Taylor,Lisq.South- ditto - gate - - 20 0 1 Do. S. Blucher, .R. N. J. P.• - . - 1 0 ditto "' - -- I's From Ediaburgh and Do. Riddell, R.N. do. •1' 5 vicinity, 2d remit- Lieut. Loch, It.. N. ditto 1' 0 Lance, per J. -- ,Canip= Doctor 'fait, R. N. do. 1 0 bell, Esq. - - 86'0 0 Lt. Blaquiere, It. N. do. 1 1 ,Frieuds and. others in blr. ,l.li:iv -R.N. do. 1-0 & near Scarborough, Sundry Subscriptions,' per Jo.. Taylor - 78 •' i ' under 20s. each 31..135. 6d. Collected at. Hall per I Bev. Edo'. Bradford, IteV. V. Bromley 320 • 0 . Stalbridge John Ituivley lu lil Hugh Barton, Esq. John Leech' - lO 10 Georg:. Sindernan S. G. Ha C 63 tar Esq. per Coltected at Wigan, by Mr. D. J. De Castro 5 0 Thickness and Wood -1). 111:Klitta,-Esq. ditto 5 0 , each, per Veres, Mr. J. Brandon, ditto 5 0 Smart, and Co. 97 10 Angelo Levy, Esq. ditto s'o John Janson - 20 0 Jacob Attias, Esq. ditto 5 0 At the Bar-of the City of Mr. A. Ailm, ditio 2 2 Loudon Tavern. Ilenhanin & Co. ditto 3 0 Colleczion at the Parish E. B. Lousada, Esq. Sid- Church a N:.,ttre mouth, dittO 20 0 \Vorton, OxfOrd-• M. Liiidaluri. Esq. do. shire, by Rae. Dan. Macnin, Esq. ditto .5 , -'by the Gen- - Sundry Scascriptionb.Pla- tleine:it:tMi.G7nonfs der 200. ditto 11. 16s. 3d. Aeadezny,Aldersgat ts , D. lirailden, ditto 3 0 street - - 4 ) . 1.., - - 30 0 'At Lsdaik's. • Rowlandsaa, Barra, & From Friends atWelling - ••• - 40 0 ton, per Fox and Scri 30. 0 Subscrifitions received at the Bars of the City Hof Londsm Tavci 1.10y(rg• Coffee-house; SIM:4 ,E change; and at all ' the Bankers intolivul awl coiratry. I 1 -Secretarie;: .I.[!&F. HOWARD, nee leceirerl Collection at the Jude pende.ntehapel,Wol- erl::onptonypetilc^... 21ir..t. - ialcs 361. t ls. 10d. - - L,5. 5 _ _ At Lloyd's. A. 13. L. - - - Rd.. I3evington, Ken - - G. D:iwes,, 131aclariais road - - 5 0 1 1 - 2 2 - 2 0 5 0 1., 5 - 5 5 21 0 10 10 Q 2 12 6 I • • • • tea\Oorroi?. ,7n - Y the Ellicacy of L' :RJR REP PILL , C4s. fill. Per'llox), a , sist.,l by the invalua ble copious DirectiOns therewith given, Persons'of either Sex are enabled to eradicate efleCtually A certain Insidious Dis ease, and facilitate the Recovery of Health, with ease and • saletx-, certainty, and secresy,'io a few days. For •Bilions tomplaints, Scurvy, Impurity of Blood, Indi gestion, fiabitual.CostiveneSs,:au'd Disorders of the Stomach and Bowels;. this Medicine is particul4rly-adapte&v.4 prow ;- InoteS Digestion; prevents an aciwoulation of Bile, and will remove a train- of Disorders taut result from at confined 'State of the Bowels.- Sickness and Arad-ache, produc e d ft‘pin on .the Stotrmch, are removed by its.us!..!; autl it is particu recommemled to those Iv ho live freer',, to Persons going Abroad', and should never he oull*.ted -;tter aas excess. Amu lierSopolv istist received from Louden, and For sale, 'by Math e w s ittol I;eigh, 13, Bacon and Co. 150,_ Oxford -street, London;' Iklrs.Smit is, Perfumer, North Bridge, . Edinburgh; • J. Baxtcr.and A. 2.l`Do;:ald, Glasgow ; and all Med ciAe Venders., TO THOMAS TAVI,OR, ESQ. • • N o . Si, New Bridge-itreef, London. HoNou REIPSIR, Eiltniiiirgh, March 18. 7 - BEG leave to Wort/J.-you; eVer since the year - .17f10, I hod - been tilaioted with the LueiVentrea whicii; from its obstinately rc4i;tbig . erery course of m e di c i ne prescribed by the most eminent of the faculty here, and un•-• dergoing - several severe courses of Sairnitio:ii, a:id twice dis charged from the Hospital with auPear to be of the most inveterate nature. L 1 toe spring of fast year my disorder bad'got to such a head, as neatly to put a period to any fexistenlcv—l had 'a large ulcer on the crown of o.y head, one on each ;rem, and, 13 1 1' lens wtre brake out in a frightful 711aqt1Cr; my right was iiremifolly antthitd been in a state of nleenition 'for the last sevea years ; my lett lit 4 also two .large nodes oo• it, •iya-; very nit,* Li:scoluured, and gai - 43. me such excruciating pai'n:- pa ',hen Wana in b e d, as nears 1 - 1 deprive of re: - 7 ],i state, I was recom,,Lided i .\ll'. a. received so great a cu,, hy them i:ere Leatie'sPat.,nit which I do to o the of ;in the coarse of a fortnight I !),:,4iia rei7eiv,! to.,re thim a manth the ulcers on my head and ors ~:: iiy lii.ulcd— soUn after, the sates on my legs _he,,:nl a:, , le:lv:in.' s - , how ever, coosideralil disc:Atm-at - ion in the aud pain its the bone of the left, .which, • by the hie%si,:g longer -perseverance in your in edicirre, „,te . ::Sldeld thle:lltldiS..dispersing, the slimregui m ~,,d the nocturnal pains gradual) coin; , by your liberrl advice ad n medicine, pint,. !, fr e e: former complaints7-have recovered my former si and stresigth, and aui become jolly and fitt - , in wideh : continued many months to the astotushMent of i-c 1 me, I tun at a loss in what terms to e.q'ess my gra:;,:l,l, , ,snit beg yon, for the good 'of other suffering mortals, to male this my case as public as possilik, as I shall on - evory occa sion; in so doing you will greatly Üblige, Sir, your green'', obet)ieta, very humble sere- -ILEX. .2411.7it1i.1-.;R. Sivann's Close, High-street, Witueses to the above cures— • Jtihn Thompson; NO. 3; Nun! Poultry Market, Edinburg). John M'Entosh, Old Asstimbly 61o:c , Prepared and sold by the sole Pfopcietor, THO' ASTAY ,LOIt, cf the Royal College s'of. St t n-re oiN at 'his house, 9, New Bridge-'street, London; whets, after a 'constant; residence of-entore than 38 years, in a praence parti calariy directed to the care of Venetcol Complaints and those int:Mt:l),W to the Parts Of GenoratiOn, with that 'inviolable secrecy which wen of his profession sltotild always observe tti sac!) ea,es,' he flatters ii.itosell ,!he adriee and as,:istapeLf he .gcatnitously administers tOpersons talting this Medicine, will be esteemed, by a discerniiP r z- rablic, as on advantage sOkionl attainable, voisj ctif 81,1 ambiguity. • Also sold, by his appointment, fur the ea:leo:knee of th / use living at fl iris , ani : e, at the Perfumer's, ,Ne. :35,• St. iiltran. s strecit, ; the Toyshop, No. 10, Oxford-str.:et ; Mr. Dishofough's, No. 7, Fisli-stryet-hill; Mr. llaxter'S, Soul h bridge, Ediillinrcli; Mr. M‘Dolild,.4.weller, Glasgow; Mr. ;: and hy one poso» in every considerable town in Great. Britain -and 'lreland ; in dipies of only eacn, stamped, and sealed up with full and plain diceetions, avi,exeby persons, 'of Uit her sex may cure thunl , eiveswith easeopeed, secrecy, and saety. N. B. Leery flax sold in Great-Tiritain isisealed up with a Stany, vi. 111455, by favour of tire commis s i n n..rs, pri n t v d, at Ilia Stamp Oflice—T. Tayl.4 , Ne'w irnitatat which is Feluity, and all tithcis art c05i:141461,5. r . • • LPRICE SIXPENCE-HALFPENNY, LOTTERY OFFICE, SO MERSET-PLA(..:E, April 9, 1814. TIIE COMMISBIONEAS ap,Ooiitted for ma naging. the LOTTERIES h ereby, give That NUMBERS of TItE.ETS ace. Si - fAitl;;s 'in all - pre ce di n g LOTTEI{IES.nia be examined everyday i•-.lolidays excepted), between the hours of Ten and Three, With their Registers of Beualits and Blanks. And the COMMISSIONERS appointed to take in the BE NEFIT TICKETS of the SECOND LOTTERY, 1513, do hereby give Notice, that they wit attend . ' at th::ir Office in Somerset-Place, on Saturday, the I hiriietti it:stint, and -Monday,. the Second Days of May next, from l'en o'Clock in the. ForenOon until One o'Clock in the Afternoon •cfn each Day, to and,,Axiter tIIe'BENEFIT' of the said Lottery, to be exchanged fdr Certificates pur suant to the 'Act" of l i arliaMent in.that behalf. And for better dispatch thereof, the said COMMIS SIONERS will Va. k e in add enter the BENEFIT TICKETS beginning No. 1 1 , and' ending No, 4000, at one'Seat,. and the BENEFIT TICKETS 'beginning No. 4001, and ending No. 8660, at another Seat; and the Persons possessed thereof are directed to take Notice, and brinewith their Tickets se— parate Lists thereof, - formed in Numej•ical Order, and adapted to each of the said Seats, and at the bottom of each ot such List; to write the Names and proper additions of the Perso►as to be inserted in the Certificates, as the 'Proprietors of the said Tickets, and the valize thereof; and they ar -- further directed to bring their Tickets for entry as early as possible. And the said•COMMISSIONERS also give further Notice, that Cert4icates for all the said IiENEFII"f ICKETS which shall .. bt ; brought to be entered .U 0 or before Monday, the Sec ; ond day .:&141ay, = will be delivered out on Friday, the Sixth day of May next; after which the said Commissioners will take in and enter Tickets on Wednesday; thC Eigh teenth day of May, 'arid deliver out Certificates on'Mon day, the Twenty-third day of May nest; and all Persaris are desired, when they come far their Certificates, to bring Dupliates of their Lists left at this Office, otherwise 1 . 11 e same canna be delivered to tileiu. The COMMISS'IONEAS also give further Notice, that all Tickets brought to this CMce for payment, whose Checks do not correspond with their ccunterparts,_ will not be entered for payment without a Bond being given to indemnify the said Commissioners for granting Certificates for the same. , . • 13y Order of the Commissioners, L. HE.s:S.E, Ste. WILLIAM SARACEN'S HEAD INN, Snow-Hill, London, The best Accommodation for Travellers, g(iod Neck s , choice Liquors, aruirmodent:e Charges. Nc set out' from 3:4 .:~;_~ the Saracetes Stww:/iill. FXETER, Plymouth, Weymo u th; Dorchther, A Fa!Month, Dartmouth, and Salisbury, New PostCoact, every Molting at halt past Six o'clock, through • Honitoni Axminster, "Bridport, Blandford, Basingstoke, and Bagshot. ' BOSTON, Spalding, Peterborough, Stilton and Iltintint:- don, new Royal Mail Coach, sets out ever:Evcning..—Coaches from Boston to Spilshy, Louth, Grimslty, and . • BATH and BRISTOL Flying Post-Coaches, through Chippenbam, Calac, and Marlborough, every Afternoon ;, arrive at Mr. May's, the Greyhound Inn, Bath, and.the Lou. don-TaVern, Thomas-street, and :the Swan, Bristol, next Morning.—Coaches to Wells, Bridgewater, Taunton, &c. LEEDS new Light COach, calleil The Rocking - ham, sets out every Morning 'at Eight o'clock; "carries Four Insides only, and goes remarkably easy, with a G uar d throng rout, Passes through Stamford, ltetford, Doncaster, and Ferry bridge, to the Goklen .Lzteds, next day at NiMu. , Not.. withstanding the nue:Minion Expedition of this Coach, it is aimed to be the most agree.ible .and complete Public Con veyance on the Nerth Road, beim; unequalled in accontruo elation by any other. KENDAL, Lancaster, Preston, Kirby-Lonsdale, Bolton, Cborley, and,Garstang Post-Coaches, every Aftet noon, at Fire o'clock. Guarded. GLASGOW, Loaf town; Gretna-Green, Altman, •Dumfries, 'linenlnll, Sanquhar.Kiln, eanmock, Kingswell, • antNill Piirts'of Sc:itland, Caraperdown C oac h (D a il y) YORK,. UsleWeastle aud.Edinburgii, new Coach, perf o im at i with a. Guard throughout., sets oat every Morning at half past Six o'cloelt, by way of Newark,,Rotford, Tlidcalter, Dar lington, Northallerton, Durham,-. Muroeth, and Be.twi i ;k: Passengers finding thentselreS fatigued from the length of the journey, mar rctsywbat 'time they please, and then pro ceed. on without any additional Fare. J. Clark, the Black Coaey-sti.eet, York, runs Coached to Sundertand, Hall, Searborouii, Whitby, and other. places. BRIDGENORTH and Walsal new Post-Coach, every Era Thing. LIVk1tP001; Post Coach, to "carry four' Insides, sets out every Morning, through Lutte.rwofth, ugh Cross, Hineldev, Atherstvt e, Tam worth, Litchfield, IT:llesthorp, — Knatsf‘rd, Warrimrtou, Northampton, and.Dunstable. CARLISLE, Pewit . ll, and Whiteharcu, Pp . it-Coach, goesi with Four Horses, acid a Guar4 all the way. Passes throug.b, lircu; , ll, Appleby, Greatabrictge, zsichmoad, Catterick, liorouAlbri,l4e; "Wetherby, tlherford , Doucaster, ;lad Gtau. thaw (the nearest way !a, 12 mii gi.3,.sets oat eyery-Mbrintig, ari d pti r );....a1t• p Ys seagers detained stn the Road by business or pleasure, Lice the peculiar advantage .of their Seats being secured in the next. Coach. • • WAKEFIELD Post-Coach, every Morning, at half-past Six o'clock. CHESTER, Newport, Whitchnych, Torporley, Xantwich, Northwich,' and Middlewiclf, Post-Coach, every Evening,. as Five o'clock. • SUNDERLAND, Stockton, and Yarm, new Coach, every Morning, to the George Inn, Sunderland. MANCHESTER, Winslow, Coogleton, Newcastle, Wa!sal, and Wolterhampton, Post-Coach,. every Afternoon. Gnarrii d. SHREWSBURY, Wellington .a:nl Shitfnal, POst-Cdaib, the Prince of Wales, to the liiitanpia, Shrenhury, every - Evening at Five 'o'clock,. Guarded. smsr.FIELD and Rotherham Post-Coach, called the Rock inghain, every .Morning, SOUTHANIPTON, Winchester, Alresford, and Alton Coach ' every Evening. • . BIRMINGHAM Mercury Post Coach, with a: Guard,. sets -out every Afternoon, and reaches Birmingham next day at Noon. Passcs by Oxford, Et.i,nuo _and Shipston,e, to the Saracen's Head, Ball -street, and Castle-Inn, Biruntighaal. BIILMINGTHAM, Warwick, and Leamington, New' Post . C,och, every Morning. - • 'HULL, North Cave, Howden, Thorn, and Doncaster, Post.- ; , Coach, every Morning at haif-;mast Six, o'clock, to-the NU , -; 'and Sun Inn, Myton-Gates, Hull. ,• • HEItTFOItD, Wire, HOddegtion, and Cheshtint Coach, very Morning. ------,- TOTT.CNH4SI and Edmonton Coach, Daily, at bait-past Ten, Half-past Two, Halt-past -Four, and lialf-past Scveu o'clock. 7 WILLIAM E. MOUNTAIN and 'Co.. respectfully their niends and the-Public, tliat they will uut'bt ticconnt. alle for any Writing, Parcels, or Luggage, ,`icc. of inure Ina% Five Pounds \ - 4inc, if lost or damaged, unless entried and paid fur accordingly, at ti; Saracen's Hew' Inn, Snow- Hill, London: .. --*.„* Passeuzers and Parcels are Booked for all the al,:iva Coaches, at liistvizett's New White Liorse Cellar Coacli-Oiticei Piccadilly. f• ,waver ton , o tPe