The Sun. — London, England, 1814-03-30 00:00:00

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THOU -CH the COMMITTEE for relieving the Distress, occasioned by the ravagesof War in Germany, lvis been ,enabled by British benevolence to' i . emit• about 30,0001. for the alleviation of the woes of suffering* huManity, yet, such has been the extent of the devastations, such the depth of misery into which whole Districts have been plun.g eel, and so numerous and urgent are the new applications for 14 1 4 ief from various quarters, that the Committee canon no cou'nt think of relaxing its efforts. Details cif tbeSe DiStresses will be found in the Reports of-the Committee, which, as well as Papers for Churches and Congt.egationsonay be bad atthe Lundon Tavern; and at Ackertuantes, Strand. Amount already advertised' - - Li. 61,451 12 10 HISTORY OF PROTWI'ANT MISSIONS. This Day was plfolished, In.. Two thick Volliniee,.Bro. price ii. Ss. bd. lIMTORY t - xf the PROPAGATION bf cIIRISTIANITt among the Heathen, since the"Re formation*: • " By the Rev. WILLIAM BROWN, M. . London: Printed for Longman ) liurst,,Rees, Orme, ans.l \ Brown, Paternoster-row. OFFICE O ORDN.,I ' :=' THE PRINCIPAL . - JESI'.I"4 ORDNANCE do That Proposals will _be received 'at, th . ar. Mall, on or before 7Eviday, - the Bth ilrry of 4 1 ,114 ~ -r such PersonS as '22zery t * willing to undertake Or COPPERSMITH'S ARTICLES, fi t service-qf' this 13 , ipOrt' , mint, fora period of 7'hree rears, deternsittUb& afte:' the piratkw of One Year, upon Notice of Thret Months, at the' option of eiii.k7 Party # Patterns of the Arlieles :ran :the virwfd upon ;)lication at the: Principal' Stereh . eper's Ogee in the Tower, and farther particulars; togethr with the Terme 'and Conditiopth of the Contract, may be k,wwn at the Secretary's Office:, IA: Pail-Malt aft:resent, any day between the hourS of Ten 'awl' Four o'Clock, 'where the Proposals must ln; delivered, sealed up; and indore ed, " Proposals fur Coppersmith:3 Articles ;" but no Pro ;anal can be admitted after the said Bth day of .ei j oril, at Twelve,o'Clockat.Noon, of the same 2.)ay; neither will any Tender be noticed, vnless`the Party making- 'it, gr /.71 4,geirt on his behalf, shall ,attend,. ' ~'` i'; .:-✓` • r, TH EATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. 'a- MORROW EVENING, March 31, will be performed the Comic Opera of THE WOODMAN. eirlop, Mr. Incledon; Emily, Miss Stephens. To which wilt be added, THE MILLER AND HIS MEN. ! • ' Sat . tudaYi Hamlet; with The Wapdering Boys. 4 . 0 C 3 EN'CLEMEN, CLERGY, AND FREEHOLDERS OF THE COUNTY OF NOTTINGHAM. • liberal prnfecsions of support with which I. was honoured by man y o f von a t t h e l as t General Eke ! etif nd uce me, with the utmost de recce, t,) present my- Candidate for the high distinction of succeeding Lord Co„ n'Y nentinelf, as a Repres e ntati ve iu Parliament for the, I Nottingt,ani. p, z , ic ,rest odic uslY abstained_ from addressing you at an earlier e a „ le " , not from any want of gratitude or respect, hut he- Pre se ' l '3' conduct has been influenced by an earnest desire to 're tie Peace of the Connty, and to concede every consistent with your afprobation, to Lord William "ek, ass . endeare he is to us .by his fprmer Parliamentary li t ,'":"4 invested Ai and endued, as we ;snow him to be, with every tit:althea -141,,t " t ; * can reader a hjazi amiable in private life, or erni ' Public transactions. tz tt olllti I be so fortunate as to be placed - by your suffrages .te e i n . 4l eicvated situation which Lord William Bentinck has it shall be th.e unceaaim# endeavour of my to th e l the continuance, of your confidence, by maintaining )ti y ,principles of inviolable independence, and by dedicating FZ, s ", r ne and my Orel-lions to the general interests of the irre and th e particular concern of the County. ti le situation u s which I have been-placed, and the imtne- • • k °rt e '!•Plaroach. of the Election, compel me to abandon my de li: I muk'uig may personal application tg you, _and to rely Your indulgence for allowing me to postpone this duty a future occasion. Sutler me to hope for your candour , i!ppart, and to entreat most earnestly the attendance of ?Ptiefids Upon the day of nomination. I have the honour to be, with the highest respect, • Gentiemen, tad _0 ngton, Your 'very faithful and o b e di en t S ervan t, T‘;tre.h, I FRANK FRANK. 0 . NEW BOOK-KEEPING. _ This Day was published, - In One 'Vol. Octavo, price gs. in beards, Mt "I - It PERVETUAL BALANCE ; 0r,,1360K. A. KEEPING by DOUBLE ENTRY, upon an Improved Principle, exhibiting the General Balance progressively and constantly in the Journal, without thc aid of the Ledger. " By jOI-IN LAMBERT. Printed for J. M. Richardson, 23, Cornhill. icereceived Rev.T.B., Scarborough, ". p4r Woodall &. Co.. L. 3 3 Additional Subscrip- . tions from Newbury, per Messrs. Fuller ' and Graham - 15/. •35., 6d. . . At Lloyd's. A Collection at the Rev. J. Harsant's Meet- *' ing,Beaconstield,pur Mainwaring & Co. - 16 0 Mace, Waterman, and Cc'. Tendertien. - 5 0 Rev. J. B. Coombe, do. 1" Wm. Yeats, Esq. Lym ington, Hants - 5 0 Mrs. Yeats - - 7 1 0 JOhn Nesbitt, jun. -10 0 At the-Committee Room. • Rev. W.Farley, Effing ham, Surrey - - 1 c o • John Stringer - - 1 0 Mrs. Wavel - - • 1 • 0 William Hobson & Son 50 o A Collection in the Pa- • rish Church of Chor ley, Lam:ash:re, per Rev. 0. Cooper 456. A - Servant, per Rev. Mr. Steinhopti - 0 10 A Penalty incurred by a Lady, for t tans fer ing a Ticket on the first CcMcert of the , Philharmonic Society 4 4 Sir Francis Willis - 10 0 Mrs.,Simeon - - • 10 10 Miss Simeon ' - - 5 5 Miss Simeon - - 5 5 4011ection at. Rodho ratiO Tabernacle, Gloucestershire, per Rev. Mr. Benthin -20 13. Rev.W. Newman, and a few Friends, how - 3 a S. E. - - - •- 20 ct &N. CharringtOn 52. 10 John Atkins and Son lOO. 0 ie Bars of pie City of London ; Stock Exchange ; and at . trv. • ..; MAR PEN, • '}-S-ecretaties. LUKE 110 WARD, Subscriptions s. At WM. Holt's. Friends of Huntingdon Monthly Meeting L. 21 0 Friends of Guildford MonthlyMeeting,per 'aorris Birk - beck - 65 19 Mary Sharp, .near Go du ng - - Friends of Dover,Folk- Acme, &c. - 31. 14 Joseph.Prond - 5 5 Friends of York, Selby, asid Celliii;worth 283 11 Ditto of Penkith and Warrington - 16 0 Additional from Hert ford, per.Tos.Hooper 2 0 John Harry - I I Friends of IVitney l per W.-Albright, jun. 12/.1i.6d. Ditto of Coggeshall - 30'15 A few Friends of Oak ham,per R. Hawley' 7 0 John Miller, of Oakham 1 3 At Messrs. Bosanquet and Co. J. B. Bos - anquet, Esq. 10 10 At Messrs. Perring, Shaw, & Co. G. P. of Hadkney At Messrs: Barnard, Ditusdale and Co George Mcstyn, Esq. - 20 Thos..N.Powlett, Esq. 5 0 At Messrs. Barclay; and Co. Rer. B. Bence - E Squire, of Ampton, .' It 11* L 1 5'4 PICTURESQUE JOURNEY TO THE NORTH CAPE. This DI:: was published, In One Volume, Octavo, With Two beautiful Viewe i in Aqua tinta, and a Map 'of the. Rtn.:te, prict? lo s . 6d. in hoards, A. PICTURESQUE JO,URNEY to the - NORTH (lAPE.' By A. F. SKIOLDEaRAND, 'No* Comniatadersof the Swedish .Cavalry; under the Crowp • n:i.Ace of Oeticii. Printed fof 3. . Corithill. This production, descriptive of - such aWfW.and plupen , dons scenes, and so ,replete with true antistitutx, touches of natural character, cultivated taste, and just sentiment, can not, it is presumed, be perused withouf feeling, affection, and admiratiou. 1 1 By Order thcßuard, B. H. CR - .E71 7 , Sftretary. • EAST INDIA HOUSE:, 'March 20, 1814. It ,C 0 ofDIRECT 0115 pi theUNITIaD - 14 - COMPANY of MERCLIANTS of ENGLAND tradin to the EAST INWS do hereby give Notice That a GENERAL COMIT of the said COMPANY will be held at their House in Leadenhall-street, nn THII*S DAY, the 7th of April next, front Eleven o',Jock i.s th Forenoon until Si:( in the Evening, to . Ballot . ()U tile follow. , ing q - 12stion ; • IMPORTANCE OF BRITISH AMERICA. ' • This Day was published, In One Vol. Octavo, price LOs. 6el. in beards,: ANADA; or, a VIVAV of the IMPOEITANCE of the BRITISH' . AMERICAN COLONIES; sheering their• Adequacy to supply the West Indies with Lnmber and Fish • also, that, under proper regulations, they can he ren dered capable of supplying Urea Britain with Hemp .and Flax, and her Colonies, With . Wheat, Flour,ProviFions, an pointing out the objects necessary to he .kept: in - view in any future Treaty with the United States, Ly which' .the 1-u -teyests of those valuable Colneies way be and main tained, British Shipping receit•e Encouragement andProtec 'Pion, and the Commerce of Ureat Britain and her. North Ame- , rican Colonies be 'no longer sacrificed to that of the United States. .--% _~ ;1 ,j i~ ~` - 1 I "That Lord Herbert Windsor Stuart, late of the Bengal " Civil Establishment, be permitted to return with his Ra❑k 4 f to ludia." . • In order to iletermine by such Ballot, whether three parts of this PrOprietors present at such General Cimrt coasenithat the said Lord Herbert Windsor Stuart be permitted to retur4 with his rank to India. - 5 5 - 2 0 Snifolli - - I'. I'. Wttite, Soberton, - 3 0 I .0 - fiants - Mr. Baxter - - From the garish of Witham, Essex - " At Messrs. Down's an 1 Co. Thos Hinderwell,Esq. Scarborough - - 2 DAVID'ANDVAISON. Printed for J. M. Rieffardson, 23, CornbilL This work is of the utmost importance at the present !),niad, and should be .perused•by.eveiy-person desirous of in formation respecting British North AMerica, partleularlv a's connected With any future arrangement between Great Bri tain and theVuited States. JAMES COBB, Secretary, BRITISH FIRE OFFICE, P° l l:the Insurance of Buildings, rurniture, %, a.l Mer ' ehandize, Vesgels, and all other Prop er ty, , Lais or Damage by 1411 E. th4surances for slioit Periods,, - or far several Years togc may be effected at this Oilice; upm the most equitable • „ k c ies will n o t b e charged for Sums of 3001. •or upwards, i.:4 0 Person s increasin,-, their preseat Insurances. g r ,.7 . whol e STOCK o f a FARM AVM be insured without 7: lea tiQn, at the reduced Premium af 2s. per Cent. la a ;ceipts for the Renewal of Policies expirinti at Lady rho e . or ni „.lY l) had at the principal Offices in the Strand and lindon and of , ibeir Agents i the Country, '4l re ce i ve 1,; () • f I 7 posa or nen usat t ROBERT SKELTON, Serrearr. EAST INDIA HOUSE, JAN. 26, 1814. - • 59 9 COURT of DIRECTORS of the -UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG LAND, TRADING to the EAST INDIES, do 'bereby give , s Li!, Subscriptilius received at a 'Cavern; I.lo3A's Chflec-hois se the Babkers in town and count fl I • This Day was published, `A new Editiop, price Five Shillings, illustrated with Cases, 4. PRACTICAL TREATISE. on the PRE ,veNTION. and CtilfE cif Ole VE:kEitEAL; DISEASE and its consectneriers, -,as Strictures; • Gleets, &c. including Proetic%l Observations on Tithes -Doisalis, Mtaatl charc , es - , , . -By T. M: CATON, SurgOn,' „Late of the United I-Lisspitais:of tit. Thomas's and Guy's. • 'Printed fox Messrs ; Sherwood .and CO'. 20, Paternoster 7 row, and -J. Martin, ,Holler-street,'Cavendish-sqUare,' London : where - nu 4 be had Caton on Feniale•Disease, 3s. 6d ; Asthma andWinter Cough, 3s ; Indigestion, Vic. 3s. - Notice, That a GENERAL COURT of the said COMPANY will tE FIELD at' their HOUSE in Leadenhail-street, on WED NESDAY, the 15th April next, from Nine o'Clock in the Morning Six in the Erening, for the Election of Six Directors of the said Company for Four Years, JAMES COBB, Secre•tarv, EAST INDIA HOUSE, MAaeri 1814. 1% 1 44. HOPE ASSURANCE 'COMPANY, Xcha.n.,,l' ld gate-li - ill arid Old Bowl-street, London; i . 11)r;41 ; and l Westmoreland-street, ,1 ~r, c p FAL ONE MILLION.. A J • ANcES agamst doss or Damage by frk.ctea upon every DesCription of Property wit.;;iii t tred 71'.1 4 tifi: hoelzcial- to the' . A:— N a as those of any ether ptiice. Losses are uoiformly Psi his Company with the utmost spirit of liberality and P4 ude. • • l' o l. ° tice is hereby given, that Re ce i p t s fa r the Renewal of at - t 4 ', l es which expire at Lady-day, are now ready for Delivery above-mentioned Offices, and with the respective i; ( 1 , 1 ,1s Of the Company throughout the United Kingdom. rho ~ieg of" Assurance, which expire at the above Period, tenewOti within Fifteen. Days thereafter, or they 0 ' LIFE OFFICE.—CAPITAL ONE MILLION. _ 0 1 , ' 'llll4, ssurances effected upon Lives and on Survivorship.—An / ' A:,,- cce!s grouted and .purchased.—Endowulents for Children, . . , , Sib f i l h .''s Propri e t ors o f thi s Oiui'! l*e undertaken all Respon 11' Nf," and have stipulated for,a guarantedbof One Million ai of f , . I T _ ly .is an ample Sectif4y for all their Engagement. ' 44 , 4 '‘, i rotas ..rking; out of this Branch of Business, after a. ,ii ii, elate Deduction for Guarantee and Expellee of Manage tht r ‘ ~ ,i sl r a s r e div . ided at! mgst tfie .:Vsurcd, in proportion tp the ,f ~. • 4,, espectively assured; upon which , Principle nurnevous . e the ' ,a4tdi t . instances of Ten, Twenty, and Thirty per cent., in , i il ' . ti,,,, lon to' the Amount' of Life Policies, being-paid; and ' ‘ , ..i t ,;; 112 %'e occurred , 'lvlitil the Duration of Life has been 14"'erhilly prolonged!, where the 'payment has been more ,_. double the Stun assured. ' - 0' (11T1 ), E ntrance Money, Admission Fee, 'or other Official s!=, ex acted. . .44 -. -WiIi,LIAM BURY, Secretary. .„........... • - it Z-ETS and SHARES for the . present LOT : - • „,„ of tl,OOO 'rich. us; to - Ile drawn in MAY, are It o . '' 1 1-N:Z.1111;), IWItNE," and Co.'s Office, No. 03, ' II ' EXC . ANGE, in variety of Numbers. : 'fl-IL SCIMME t .. • .Prize of .... .'2 , 0,400 I 1.... Prix? of . • ........ ...... • L. 50100 16,000 10,000 G &c. &c. &c V,OOO 1,000 And , the addition to th e Benefits ‘comprized in this Scheme' irst 50 'Wanks on' each, of the Two Difys!of Drawing, t o • b '' e ntitled to Ten TiAets each in the succeeding Lot (l47' .be drawn in J une , which consists 9f 9 ; 000 Tickets 2 and contains Prizes - of 20,0001. 10,0001: .3;00o1• &„. ICJIARD6ON, GOODLUCK, and Co.'Con !' 4, ti•;.etor• f , • 1•1 •• • tf 1! f rut the Pub ic, • Lne Lo—tty, nyint) cominence the 3(1 of MA I. The 1,ri.112 co:itains 1 i,013 111 addition to the Money . there ar e E x t r eP r i zes of 1,0 Du 'rickets, in the. Next cr 1t:%• 1. 3 . ; tints every II •chana I rizes ill two at .! Lott ..... - adt;cutut•es n•iih a Chalice of enc's, 1 L 20,000 . 15 3 00 I • ....... 1 - •• • ••• • ......... 10 ,0(?0 • • .. 0,C03 ....... ............ ; ......... &c. &c. &c. he d- • "SI ram in ;ty. 'Elie full Scheme, with Part qcti9{,lTS and -t SHARES• a by dull and Co. Stock E ti (;har• *ng Cross. . of. L. 20,000 . 10,000 3,000 2 4 5 &c. &c. 9,000 Tickets to be drawn in June icalars, may be had gratis. .re selling, by RICHARDSON, 3rokers, at their Offices, Cern- nti.LAm's ANTIBILIOUS PILLS.' lIE Effica c y o f t h ese Pills in Bilious Com anPlaints, Ilead,ach, Heart-b urn ,:&c:iire . well-known, , years experience.' in Indigestion, Loss of Appetite, 417'!'tott Costiveness., and those numerous train of 'diseases ) ;m rl ,,tig from Constitutions debilitated by hot c li ma t es, as well qn.ure frequent indulgen , ces in the. various luxuries of 4Zt• h ese Pills. produce •the most 'happy effects, a nd th e y s° ,_ l noc.kini in their nature, as to require no restraint. by. E. Edwards, 66, S. Paul's Curclf-yard, London) Puce 2 'S 9d.; the doable box 4s. &l,; and by all dealers ist u!knaine Patent Medicines. VALUABLE BREWERY. ' TO t . BE SOLD BY 'PRIVATE coNTaAcr;• AVERY considerable ALE and PORTER BREWERY and MALTING BUSINESS, most desita-r bly situated in a populous Market ToWn, at a distance of lit tle more than thirty miles front LoudOn, with the advantages of an excellent Navigation to.Londoa, and surrounded by the list. of Roads. The Cdneerit i.s a long-established one; has twenty 7 severt Freeholds, eleven Leaseholds, six as• Tenant at Will, and other occasional Public Houses, attached to it, and is capable, by an. additioltpf capital, of b eing i ncrease d t o a great . anept4tahle extent. The 8rr1ir4 , 33 and anti a_ very excellent Dwelling-h ouse adjoining, are Freehold: Immediate possession Ma y be had, and, upon th e w hol e , suc h an opportunity is offered to any Person disposed to engage in the Business of a Brewer as nay' not speedily again Occur. For further particulars apply to Mr. Florence Yaung; Back maker, Borough, Southwark ; dr Messrs.DAary, Scnlaniore, and Currey, Solicitors, Gate-street, Lineoln'szinn-fields. mmutio - rrs IMPROVED PATENT KITCHEN RANGE. MARMOTT havitig recently made very considerable Ini:,rovpments, is. induced to offer to the notice of the Public the above admirable Invention, as the most complete Article of tl e kind , ever thrutufattured for Roasting. Baking, Boiling, N;evnirig, Stewing, Itc. and a constant snpply of ten or twelve i_iallons of Hot Water, with one half the usual fuel.' Phis Range is attended with much' less trouble than any other, and the utensils used in the ope ration Of cooling me kept perfectly clean, and are far more durable than with common ranges. It is also a certain cure . for sinokychimnieS) which has been proved by repeatad ex- Pe'riments. Its rapid • and increasing sale, added to' the uni versal atisfaction it. has given, arc the strongest proofs of its utility ; warranted to answer, never having failed in a single instance. • • • . _ As from the small portion of Fuel requisite, it is advantage-, ous for small families, so from . the luantity of work it will perform, it is suitable for large e6tahlislnnents,, and is parti cularly adapted LOT the use and convenience, of private fami lies, taverns, lodging houses, boa4 - 11ing-schnols,&e. • • Kitchens fitted up . with Ranges, ernbt acing all the late Im provements, with Steam-hollers, .Ovens, Hot-clusetg, and Steam-kettles. All kinds of Stoves fur Drawing-rooms, lours, Halls, Churches, &c.; humane - Man:traps, to' secure depredators without injuring - ahem ; Spring-guns of diirerent ,constructions. A Patent Roasting Jack, .upon an entire neiv principle, constructed so as to ,require neither weights nor ponies; the works being enclosed, are protected from injury and 'irregularity; from its extreme simplicity, not liable to be' out of order, and calculated for every Kitchen. •To'he seen idusc daily - at the Patcutte's ManuTactory,No. 64, Fleet-sweet, London. ' SALMAGUNDI ; OR, AVHIM-WHAMS. This Day wan published, In Two Volumes, Royal ISino. price its: in hoards, • ALMAGUNDI or, the WHIM-WHAMS and OPINIONS of LAUNCELOTLANGSTAFF, Esq. arid others. In hoc est hoax, cum quiz et joheeez, Et smuliem, tuastem, roasteul, folksez, Fee, faW, fain. PsAtmAx.7.‘zna. • With baked, and Invited, and stewed, and toasted, And fried, and boiled, and smoaked, and roasted, We treat the town. Reprinted from the American Edition, with an Introduc tory Essay and Explanatory Notes. By JOHN i,AMRERT. Printed for J. M. Richardson, 23, Cornbill. NEVI MUSIC. This• Day wps Rpbti3hed, rl. . HE FAVOURI'T'E DUET sung by Mr. BKAHAM and Mrs. DICKONS in the favourite Opera of The Siege of Belgrade, price 2s. and the much admired "'Serenade" sung by Mr.. Braliani; in the same Opera, price Is. Oil. composed. by J. Parry. ' The following Pieces may be had singly, from the favoUrite Opera of The Farmer's Wife, composed and arranged for the Viano Forte, by H. R. Bishop :-.=" Love has eyes,' • the very popular,Song sung by Mr. Sinclair, price is. 6d. " Fly swift, yti Zephyrs,' sung by Ditto, priceis. 6d. "Trifler, forbear," the much admired Pollacca, sung by Miss Stephens, price Is. 6d. f‘ Weave, 0 weave me . Garlands ,gay," sung by Miss Mattheivs, price 2s. " Fi donc, , Fi donc, Ah mon anii," sung by Ditto, price Is. 6d. Oh give me the Man who can va l ue advice," Duet siing-by Mr, Incledon and iNtr.Slader, price 2s, The favourite Overture, price 2s. 6d. • Les Petits Bijonx, - No. 18. containing "The Banditti's Revel," a Rondo for the Piano Forte, composed by T. Mar sano, price 2s. Loudon: published by Goulding., D'Alnraine, Potter, and Co. 20, Soho-square, and 7, Westmoreland•street, Dublin. LOCK AND SUROICAL DISPENSARY His Royal Highness the DUKE of YORK, President, and v . the following committee of Oorernors . . Earl of Egre6 :int . Col. W. J. Jones, M. P. Eatl of Leitrim . . - - •Joll n Latouche,"Esq. M.P. ti:, 1. - 1.....12. ff ..11, Sh;,ritian. M. P.. Cr 4. 1 1. Clements, M. P. Col. ~Barry, M.P. SURGEt)N Mr. Kiernan, Member of the Itoyal ' College, London. 9117 HE . above - 'ESTABLISHMENT unites the A. , Safety of a PUBLIC iNsTtrunpm,.with a Delicacy, Honour, and. Secrecy, that belongs to Priv:%te Practice, and, added to its high Patronage, it .is conducted by such Profe4- sional Skill and extensive Practice, that the worst Cases of Disease, as Strictures, Debility; Ulcerations, &c. however inveterate ox of longstanding, experience a complete '.Cure, as well as that. Derangement of the Generative Organ, which impairs the Coustantion and.shortens Life.. Mr. Kiernan' may he consulted by Patients of both sexes, at his private house, N0.'21, Lower Charlotte-street, Bed for&square, ;where the necessary Advice and Medicines will be'given,O,r sent to any part of the United Kingdom. Just published,•priee :is. Practical Observations on the ahoVe Diseases, ; hold - by . Sherwood andeo. 20, Paternoster row, and by H. Highley, No. 24, Fleet-street. FOR THE TEETH AND GUMS. IIiIUTLER'S CELEBRATED VEGETABLE _ALP TOOTH PONITDER, is, with confidence, recommend ed to the Use Izif the Public, as the most. efficacious Prepara tion-for Preservini, the Teeth in a sound state, even to aid •age; and producing a pearly. .whiteness, :without inai,ciitng . the Enamel. It imparts a firmness and beautiful redness to the Gums—to the Breath the most delectable Sweetness ; and if used constantly as directed, will prevent the Tooth Ach by lemming its cause—the Scuevy in the Gums. Price 2s 9d. the Box. • , , • , ' _ , --- 131.7 ; 1 7 L ER'S SUPERIOR LAVEVDER WAtER, from its elegant fragrancy, has received. the Appr:obntion 'of their. Royal Highnesses the PrilleeSs and Princess Charlotte 'of Wales, and •of many Ladies of the first. DistinetiOn. 7 Price, 'Half pints 45. - • Sold, wholesale, and retail, • hy the Proprietor, It. Butler, 4, Cheapside, corner of St. Paul's Church-yard, Loudon .;• and retail, by most Perfumers and Medicine Venders, . • A GUESTONIAN mEoIciNEi.—CASI4,; LXXXVI. Read and inquire, you Cannot-then be a Sceptic. R. JOHN BELL, No. 2, York-street, Blackfriac's-road, when surrant to Messrs. Hodson, Brothers, and Co. Oil Men, Upper Thames-street, had a cask. fell from :a cart on his knee, April 4, 18! 3, which rendered him incapable of service, and he applied to Mr....kstley Cooper, as I am informed - , who recommended - him a plaister, which was used agreeable to direction for one month, without suc cess. Was then recommended 'by Mr. Orme, Distiller, St. Margaret's-hill, Borough, to Surrey Dispensary. and attended there regularly for,three months, without/receiving any be nefit': was next adMitted into St. Thomas's Hospitej, on crutches, and was immediately ordered to bvd, where he con tinued four months, under the care of Mr. Surgeon jun. who dilig,tntly attended him, and I do believe that he did all which was possile Ihr a - Pructitioner of the old School to accomplish, but without the Patient receiving any relief, being so - surrounded with lassitude, and contractions, as to be incapable of walking home on crutches, at same time at tended with extreme pain ; yet rile disgrace can attach to this Gentleman, this said Patient haring passed through the hands of Mr. A. C. w.lio is undoubtedly the best Cutting Surgeon in London. A few months after this, Mr. Bell having informed him self respecting the Case (8h) of hii neighbour, , Mr: Dowling, was taken to Mr. Guest's, not then being capable-of walking alone, on crutches,, with his knee and ancle so contracted, that several gentlemen who happened to be there at this time did believe, with Mr. Guest, that these joints were both os sified, but found themselves agreeably disappointed,• for in one hour he couldrrove them a little, and walked home on crutches, without any other assistance, his pains beiaig com pletely relieved; and he was desired to take exercise, even at the expellee of a little pain. In ten days he left off one, crutch; in three weeks he 'declined the Ilse of both, and walked with a stick ; at the end of seven weeks was com pletely cured, being quite upright, and enabled to walk as Usual. WitnesS the BoOks at the Dispensary, the Books of the Hospital, John Bell, and a thousand others in the Parish of Christelaitrch`,• where he 'resides. Case 67 - in la future Paper. FIE COURT of DIR CCORS of the UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of 38NO LAND, TRADING to the EAST INDISS, do hereby give Notice, • .'k'not, the toliowing Fit.OPRIETORS, qualiScd -agretittly• to Law, hav'e, in conformity to the fith ,Sectiun of the 7th Chapter of the By Laws of the said Cotnpanv. signified in writing• to the Secretary theirDESIRE' beVaiing CAN DIDATES for the DIRECTION at the ENSUING fE,LEC- TION of SIX DIRECTORS, on Wetne'sday the 13th A•:rii next. Alexander Allan, Esq. . Joseph Mime, Esq. William Stanley Clarke, Esq. Hon. Hugh Littdsay t Robert Clerk, Esq. Johu Alorris, Esq. Samuel Davis, Esq. David Scott, Esq. Nb illiam igram,Esq. -, JAMES COBB, •Sectelary. A CHALLENGE. MESSRS. CURRIE and Co. Surgeon's, late itt his Majesty's service, challenge the tvhole .a 1d to prove a single instance where ,tlreir Medicine and method cfl cure havC failed - 4,/ tne - desired effect. The practice of many years 7u this particular branch 43 f, their profession, has not given rise to inielinsticcessfut They continue to direct theiestudieS to the treatment and cure of Venereal Complaints, and that derangement of the system, wilich is the consequence of pernicious and waste ful effects of a habit long and most unhappily pursued by the youth of both seXes , . In the one it will he - bound to be the qinfailing source of barrenness • the other-have. its ravaorcs "fatally develOped to them by a:distreSsing state of debilitV, which if not timely remedied, terminates in impotency, are its retn44and ultimate etreots, while consumpti o n, l o s s o f muscular „p0w5r,:.,15.nd various nervous complaints, usiinlty characterise the,earlier stages of this solitary vice.—Of per .sons 12.nE,ruishingiu:der the disorders incident to such a habit, their treatment is simple. and has never proved -, tisuccevifui in the, course of a long, laborious, and much extended practice. In ;he most obstinate and complicated cases of Venertl Infection, such as obstructions in the urethra, spuogy ex cresolnces, hard tumors, callous ulcers, etuptions, sernima weakness, gleets, as also Strictures, whether recent or 6f, long duration, and which have haflied the skill of other.Peoe titioners, are:by their present improved plan of treatnit.'ot, effectually and permanently cured, without the patient•surtr. in . ; the excruciating pain and alarming hemorrhoge which frequntly follows the application of the lunar caustic. fa thecourse o!.twenty years extensive practice in this Metk.G polls, numerous cases of Strictures have been and are duly/ under their care, the total eradication of which is effected by 'a safe; certain, and expeditious mode of practice, superior o ;any otheryet adOpted. The weakness, relaxation, aed de - )i• I its prOcee:bng from this complaint are speed ;1y rerac:ved, the patient restored to sound and rigoro4 bat the fic;bility has for years existed, a proper perseverao , .- their restorative remedies, after the stricture hut , been de .. stroyed, is indispensably requisite to - revive the slumbering sparks of life and to reanimate the constitution. • . Several Noblemeu and Gentlemen'of t Lie first respeeta!iility,_ have been under the care of Messrs. Currie and Co. foi the re moval of complaints of tinkUrethra, Strictures, in...., in;; received a radical and permanent cure,. request that'r:: ferences may be given to them, ,as 'satisfactory evidences of the decisive superiority of Messrs. Currie and Co.'s - plan ef treatment. , Many - or these Gentlemen have had strictures from 10 2? years, and had been under the care of Messri.• Home, Htaviside, and otherSurgeols_of equal einingtite, iyho attempted the cure 4.?) , the application of the Lunar Caustic, without success. Messrs. Currie and Co. may be consulted by either sex with the greatest delicacf, secrecy, and honour; at their Lowe, No. 107, Hatton-garden. Patients in the country are requested to state the particu tars of their case, age, and general habit of living, &e. &c. inclosing a reinittanee for advice and medicines, when the name will be given or sent to any part of the kingdom. ensure that secrecy so essential to their undertaking, the , postage of letters may be added to .the account fe M. dicines. 9th June, 1809,-14:7, Hatton-garden. -- --_