The Sun. — London, England, 1814-09-27 00:00:00

. I 0, 4_ 0, fccs" 0.!1 0 0 . 5 • 1 . t-A A Ir•P`l't ,0 ) cre vj ire ,r c? b ". 10 1 C VI . ~sOV) 0 3' 4 t li' ' II I 1 , t ~Qj i t I c ds• „eft at ft the le CD ° l 0 1 I. 1 5 0 ei loft .ro f ) 1: t I ;VP ? c ' t e s ?. res . ' ,1 1 ' ,11;s 1, 46 :f,to tP otV )01 4 be erl 1 col ROYAL„ I)ItURY-LINE. P rts r i:.`l '"", Evr,;N T ING, Sept. 27, I nui `co t ti, :t's'N erv• N tit • T "'if perform the Comedy of 1. 11. I: which ( . 11 ;tri?te.ltusport, Mrs. D av i son . ill l ie added, the Sinsicat Farce of ' w UNE PRIZE; o r ,B . . man . s 'lll. Hotit2y-Moim ; with The NI von • 11)(1.1, - • rii. ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. 0.10 / , • • 4 ct e 111•01 V EVENING, Sept. 28, will be < 1 Ili, c • , • 1!-• oune kipera of 'lfurd_ t ; „ THE WOODMAN. •ift,r'lrli.' "ir....inelair ; and Emily, Miss Stephens. • - .. ` ch (s,'corni time;`, a nett Comic Ballet, called ' 44 4 . , . Doe-roit SANGRADO. .04,k7d trill It added, the Melo Dramatic Romance of. t i 4 l l / 4 . rr ide l . ALADDIN. •• Jilt ,"1-r!a:;e1-xes • w.th Doctor Sangrado, and (first r°, ' , !st of Ho Idy. • It •Pr ‘ , ~,,_ -.. _ • • Illt), 11 , 1; 4; n t4-1? "•14` and ..,-- Air. cr , ATIF:E4in ,4„.„i4-e.l,it- ww•i•FR coritsrs c:f LECTCRES 4 - ,n ‘1.1,•;, hn '! - :!ild the Dls' — .l.ol:q 0 ., \-I'OMEN and CHU.- tt•irl. Ac-"411'1)AY, Oct. c' :)her '', l.-ZTlie Lectures are read ktlii tli ' f q 'i t l i'. " i " t " a Quarrel- past Tv:, till a. (J tat past 40n: ii the ;e1 courcnience- of Students attendi!); the .Ip4s -g:4141i 'u' , of Mr. Clarke, N 4). I t , Saco, e-rotv, I.Pr lttlq..,, !:• — ' l ' ,, r particulars apply to Dr. Clark e , N ew . et, or to Mr.•Ciark‘e.- b 1)4 ..11 1 . ---- ' rt I . IS'S LECTURES ON MIDWIFERY. 1 •J)A T, kn' l ti• 't W 1 S:Fello w of the College of Phy k42)it;3lyl'si,, ~.iliOttr44,..ft., Licentiate of t 1.41, London Col- F 1 It ti,vit;,,ii).lj;l,l Nlidwife in Orotnary to thc Queen:s t ea,, ° ft tb„ . I :,' , wit I commence his Winter Course of LF,C -),(,,ii.; a 1, -. 0 iieory and PractiCe of "Ai id, ifery, and on the .J. 1 . t.., , t, z - i t irl i. en and Children, on Wednesday, the stli of i Si tt '' t •v (l t( drter past Ten o'clock in ihe Forenoon. 1..? r. 1.1. N 4 ti ° l l - 4 ,' ') his House 'Term s •"10 Guineas yer Quarter'; a a ' -r °f resid t - .[ - ti . - ' I • P . 1 14'or further par -1.14'4441Y to nr f)!' 't' e 1 ,", - 11 )7 'T N 1, Locher ~strt et, ••' • .iris, a _its I-_ oust., .: o. •, ° s aris, where the Lectures are . tAZ - i - --- •; - ---•-__._:L s ,iti ti d) > 81311. NE, and Co. respertftill in ,i;.,Aj ~ , , ,i ; , 1 , , , Po iilk, that TIC;KI•:'I'S iindSlJAlty.ti for the k' , t i:;•%\ - 44.. i.. !•Crr i'E RY are on Sale at their Office, N0.P.3, 'tt s %tett. .'N('l.-.:, Landon:. ' l'ld hli t i'"i - ct, of only 6,000 Tickets, all of which are 1 ' b " drawn in One Dar. , Y'CI--7I:NIE. • ;i,:'..,: ' • "• • •P:'ize of ....... •-•• ......... • - 1.20,000 2,000 1,000 ' 1 .............. - Ik%o tt, t b e t) 84t . 84c ett, r r awn On the 15tb of OCTOBER. q l till, • 'Y, ace r Vald) duly ariswered, and Orders f rom () M t partied th ri Remittance, pnctlu.lly at ccnirtriliSuie.nt null a il ot h er Pu b lic Securi ties bought Sl,l V of 6,009 TICKETS. tu be draw l iu Ove 15• th OCTO , 1 •• SCHEME;. • • • • • /.._20,000 is L.20,008 • •'" • • e.OOO 2,000 ;3,000 ' •' • • 500 1,50E) 1,200 50 l,OOO ti QC, 2,000 llc ti t "•• • • a,„ L. 60,000 41ek,ena arc selling by RICHARDSON . , t Z kAl t t or t , er f(!r C 'e rt l iftl t l el l i nd "t fa t e ll i t n i g t ) I, s to ttr a o 4i i ch,„.f nis. ''h ,ies,s ll : o , C ANTAL PRIZES; s (IntslhA l d ra.w ing 17th September: in,tbe-Last • ............................ L.10;000' '• • ......... ........ ........ 5,000 . ,a• • • ... ................... 1,000 Thirty-six Shares. tit' PATp xr , 1, ; 4 4 4 , 'th e 0 „ , „4 ,,, I BR I 'l'l SII SII I It'l . iNG L%41.,44.,,zit:1.,,.,f - 2 , N e , ci iii,ll . ll .. r . _l(;t tir , lit Great Brittii n, in which N, t lit 11 r , nr eztd. I .ISH FLAX and carroN are pn-s i , t ttl 4rt.iituttre Establisbcd in 180 S. lti, l4 o 4,t !il e we. irees it intro the injurious cold or, chill !it- 4 '''al,, i ."-)to, ' 4. .01 Irish or other. Linens; ...id tt , ' It, i,i ik„ qv t etslia r t, r. ~- ' - ' ''' un %,111,1),;tt0r,„; , h eau ,,,. ) antics. made wholly Of C.:•trOlt. It t l ii 44 ab,, it itty, it Stand Appearanee,, comfot table Wear, Ite'N 't Nt' s ti,lif ti',„`",l,6.s' um-it-idled. k , i,, ll ii i, q I . 4 t : ti ll:lce of Ch ea t or other fine Linens, t., 4 4 4 ot t , ' ( -0. fi: , .7; . : 4 1 . 4, side, near St. Paul's ctii 4 ,t , h,pi, d lk. i ,i t ,,r 4 .i-ivlaii. It, 4i, roi, , Sur tt. t . now experienced several years ex- Ili 'le,' pr ertotit-- t .• .. ty . dii,, h a 3 )It 1.. Aso niversally itc ; ru tch.. _ e . 40 besitution its pledging himself ""-s r who way experience any defect in • k t IV l'(/- Wp ‘l 'li ' a I - -AT I , . . k 111), )0 1 , , NDLI PLANTERS. 1 Op:ti 4 t t‘ . k i , 1 Poi) , ( „ tl i ll t :di,:dil eti All" --,- AN P 1 NIP! 017E1I ENTS k . 1 4,,t,, t, 111,, i, i t !ii ~t . ~, CONCERNS, wl-iicti will effect Un bili t , 4 1 ,,,t. tt hei r I,2',4xl'ence, preserve the' egrt , es, and I tt li 1:,,, 1 ! . ."41 x "4,m-iri ;nay Ini - seen by Letters of ~ , N .) I N ott ' z l, h!'"k! , -"FAcroi— ' s '' -' . - -I Ot ti, l '(' 4 ,, 1, „i- . 1:, t rio, .1 ot 3. COLLL\i,l„..utt ty(,t.e , D .i 1 4 ,1‘ , 11,, N ., 1 ,4;' , -, road : ,Im . itheth. Where alst 11, 1 1. t .,'` . 4 e ,,;-)1..5, ,-' , - '•XLI: I R.P.U.,S and BOXES for • li s t t l i u t , ,. t i c t , , ~, th ei .ri.t.:ottiso c t by his Royal Iligbitc,s , 1 t o l i al ~,t . 4 - iit, 4 1 anyal liiginiesse-s the Dukes of Pit. ; 41 1 e p r 1(1 Cumberland ; and urvards ,tf Qt wil.,, g c . i l l l Nubility and Gentry ot. the Aft kk • `' a riiil,, , es tat , upon that Construe ' k l Nl' • . iti IS 1 , j ^ t h e tip HE ')EAT ; • \ t 11 to eh Q ' 4 LTIT ~,,, -1 OF THOUSANDS, 'ii i i i zb teei vei , -44 .5P08E1), Ala L 5..., rtit t p a '4 ll improperly treated by illite jllii\A "k "Ir, v()u ri.tendtrs klN, l4 l, t ttl, ta a , 1 C o. i i ,N r jki l .. lei, 1., 4 ,„ i. r;r , C Surgeons, Char lotiztr 0,,, ti1 R . 44i yo urs 7roild, adjoining Rol% hnd k, k o s ,r, Ivi te lhb as yt,a;i7 regular practice, call aver that ‘c; t ,'k-tt i, tli , / e 'l,t f l ,, i • I t? a Certain Complaint ()win , * thiett,,iiit,-%tti,' i ter.:.te Alen, which have i cause'd 4 s: i ;h ill N o, -.l n a .s , ill ttitlthe. bead, face, and body,. dill)- . '' . i , .9, t : t 4 ? . 1 i . , 1 - 1 tti 4 , til e „ ii ' l t,: , i , rs, deafness, strictures, (M -I,lk' kt , 1 ,,, tee : 4 ' l' -'a t ! „,; ( - 1 1 1`. ) t":s, ulcerated sore throat, Ot.,, i ii . t . i l l t r i , ol -ri t l k n., I . o * , 1 i ,,1, 4,, fequent - Iv mistaken 4 A ' ' t t it 4 it'ity, ni : u " t '' ,o ); atlast Dropsy eti -141t4,4 titi i „,, 4 l)r t ,,, andE. de.z.ay of the constitution, V,,'1'1' t „(444 1. 4, 1 P: tic, )- '1N , ,,,. DINEASE lurking in the Ip b. li c) , ),-, t1,,i . )-) ('-_,,. 1,. .. , !net- eti ,. y. I , 4 L 'a i t s , to 1 / 41, `itt i , 4,, r , !;:0i r . i :L ., i , l?ettli regularly bred t-i the. 1 1,,t,N,,, , i t , 0 1i 4, 1. ; - . . s til-, er ,..wi-,.e In the above disorders are 'illy: k N iiiNiitt le di nt : tir ot the Ittival Colle.ge of Sin t:\ t,, it , „; Th e y L t.' , ' l, ;- and it • isgrat ß to trieir t t , k 4 al, a tii ;) aave oast' , i .- • .• ; . • ~,1,,4 1 ) . 4 „_ liht,i t _ t ab o. .-•-• It( t el) Inal)y ot thtir iii II ) qf,'Olpi ens h a 4 .., CreACit s tli distaders inatu , \ 1 1 0 k ; 41.4 , I' 411. , railed), which hundredS can ( 1 1 NtNli t % -)c, 4 eo, , ,- 1 ,:, t i , lt i : tii ii ektti' 1•e consillt 1e• •, 't, ki t , .it otk v ee, , , )en-t-, 41 , , e( aity from . ten till '' , 11,. t, ILi,l)a tt 4 t;e 4 ' 1 ) ; or by letters post-)mien, • ‘ ,, ,,,, , tt , ii3t 1,‘,.. 1, , i:.i itti,,,,t.t,he titirdicines - .anti - the ' best l advici ' , 4,,, 11 .0'1,,N1 1 , 1 hs 'I , is- ri ,"? or country. . •,, ott .„,, b4trott . t , : (fr0t,,,,,1, 1415,,,,!...:.‘ cured without Rurning .. 4 , i 4. 4 ,tvi_ e sa w i,,,, ..-. miller the most distres i( _ok ( ~s, ) Heelpt.ver caust', whether j-,...title' 4 41 tl iii, ti iar u, ,not despair, if they-apply to ti ci wtle-street 131- • ' ' • I I ' 'Niel'. , a t: ii friar s -.rum.) , pr -1,74, - 77 11 4 r :Pe -4j . i l l . ::‘;'';'• • 7: 7 ". - ~r - 4 , . ~- .1!,• 1004 'T 1 OF L) T 9- ) TUL DA V, s EAILE lbl4. PARIS.-FROM MONTMARTRE. VIEW of PARIS, and surrounding Conn try, is now' rAIt.KER's PANO RAMA, Strand, near Snerev-street, taken last when that City was in the possessiVii of the Allies ; aiso the BAT TLE of CORUNNA, under Sir John 11:loofe and Marshal Souk. NEW PIANO-FOI4E DUETTS, &c: • • r i RAND OVERTURE to ANACIIT 4 GN; ar -4.31 ranged for two Performers on the Praimforte, with ac companiments for flute, Violimcello, and llarp, by J. Mitz zinghi, price 55.; wiihant accompaniments, Sonata for two Performers on the Piano:Orte, bv P. Wineberger, price 3s. Pastorale from Steihelt's celebratea Storm Concerto, ar ranged for Performers on the Pianoforte, 6d: New edition of a favourite' Grand Duett, for two"Pt•rfortners on the Pianoforte, by Mozart, price ss. Lc Souvenir, a second fa vourite .Duett, fur two Performers on the Pianoforte, in which • is introduced Mr.Braluini's favouritl :Min; " Forget me' not," by W. Callender, price 4s. .Gratid Jubilee, a Divertimento, iu - counnemoration of flu: glorious Peace, for the Pianoforte and Harp, ln v P. itosulli, price 55.; Pianoforte :is. 6'd. The Koyal Nannutchis, a (;rand Dramatic Diverti,ement the'Phnioforte 4 • descriptive of the Royal - --Nationril Ly M. P. King, price :is. Gd. Lyndon : Published by Gouhlinz,,D'Alur tine, Putter, arid Co. Rio, - 30, Soho-square; and 7,Westmoreland-street, Dublin. NEW EDITION OF THE PICTURE OF LONDON'.' This Day was published, Price 6s; 6d. bound in red, the Sixteenth Edition, revised and corrected throughout, of ) 1 -- IE PICTURE of LONDON • chip: R cor reef Guide to ail the Curiosities, Amusements; Exhibi tions, Public Establisaments, and Remarkable o , ,jects, in and near London ; with a Collect na of appropriate Thbles, two large Maps, and various other Engravin g s. • Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, orine„ood Brown; Pa 2-11,_*ter-tow. Of Whom may be had, A Guide to all the Watering- and Seft_Bathi Places, in !2n,0. with plat-s; price 13s. boards, or 16s. hound in red. MANTA'S PARIS. Just published, Price Gs. 6d. bound, with neps, Plans, Bie. N DLANIA'S NEW PICTURE of PARIS ; Ni -.v Edition, Enla rge d and Itliproved. • Also, PLANIA'S GAZETTEER OF-FRANCE, 4s. boards, 55. bound. N. B. Thre Picture of Paris and Gaieteer, bound together, price Vic, aid: 'l'o TRAVELLERS O THE CONT:t\ i 'ENr. . 1 12,..trpublished, price Rs..neat:y hou.ci, THE Pail' - ROADS IN FRANCE, with the Routes which conduct to the Principal Cities iii Europe, being a Translatitiii of the " Etat des Postes,",pnalished by 4u thotity. . Lo'acion t Printed for Samuel Leith, is, Strand, and sold by the lioolisellers iu 'Town' and CQuntry. DEPTFORD 1=7C7'17,11,111NG-YARD, Sept. 2G, 1.'3'44. Ii BSI: are to give Notice, that on Thursday, the OPE, of OiforJer next, at Ten o'clock in the Forenoon, will be c.vposed to P17, 1 11,10' &ILE, at his ilfajo.ty'.s` Victual link-Yard, Deptford, raenta Thaws !?•.l M:62 4:,f damaged MEAD, "wkiel4 will be.va:'ap .; , Sixtrßeg.s. rack and also Itaalry LotN tinservi,:eit,: , :e BEEF, -PQRK, The proceedings in the Sitprern e Cowl of Ma dras against Archibald Douglas, ES T and Thomas Gaintgan, Esq. of the Cicll Servic,:, end Li e ut. Francis Carnac Brown, of his Majesty's 80th R egiment, havingterminoted on 'Pth•sday last, we shall now endeavour e to lay before our Readers the circt4instances of the unpleasant transaction, which led to the prosecution of the. defendants. It appeared, from the allidavits filed and read, and from itifornatimis exhihited in the . Court, that Thomas Harvey Baleen •Judge and Magistrate of the Zillah, of .Nnrth Ma labar, had. as '.such, received _information in the early part of 1812, that many free-horn cloidren, natives of Travancore, were in slavery within that Zillah ; that he took the necessary means to as certain whetier the information was well found ed ; that in consequence, many cloildven, who had been improperly obtained in the Travancorr Country, were discovered in actual slavery, n libe rated and restored to their count r y. .Th, t t having finished his proceedingS, Mr. Bah'er made an offi cial report of the same to the Madras Govern ment; that. some months afterwards it was sug gested to Mr. /Saber, by some of his friends ; that his conduct as a Magistrate respecting the clod dren and shoves so liberated had been canvassed, and by some condemned--and, that in particular, rumours had been circulated at Tdicherry, and is the neighbourhood, by Mr. :Murdoch Brown, (the father of the defendant, \ Lieutenant Bro•vn), by the defendant, Mr. Douglas, and by Others, pre judicial to Mr. Baker's character as a magistrate ; and that Mr. Babel-, to defend. himself against these rumours, skewed to sorncl of his particular friends, within the Zillah,' a copy of his official report ato, Government, touching the liberation of the'chil• dren. It also appeared, that in October, 1812, Lien!. Brown hiving made a visit to Tellieherry; healnl a report connected with the magisterial proceed ing before alluded to, which lie considered injon rious to the character of his fat her,' and wide!) as he beli‘•ed he had traced to Mr. Baber ; thattopion this, he consulted with his . . friend, Air. Douglas, as to the means of obtaining from Mr—Bober a contradictiou of the- (offensive repontn- lurd.-pro posed to call on - Mr. Riber for that purpose ;' that 'Mon Douglas, who, in appears, had been for smite time On' very had terms with'. Mr. - Babe.r, endea voured to dissuade Mr. frown from .rnaking his projected visit to Mr Baiter, but withOitt s etfeet ; that, unknown to Mr. Douglas, and against his advice, Mr. Brown . lead 'called at Mr.. Bailer's house, but that not finding him at home, Mr. Brown had informed iris friend, Mr. Douglas, of the step that he had taken, when Mr. Dougl a s:, as appeared by his affidavit, had exprefssed great con cern that Mr. Brown bad so acted. It further anneared, however, that as Mr: Brown persisted in his determination to call on Mr. Babel. ; Mr. Douglas at length gave way, and promised to as sist Mr. Brown in obtaining from Mr. Baber the means of contradicting the report, supp(Bed to have originated with him, injurious to Mr. Mur doch Brown. It further appeared, that on the 9th of October, 1812, while Mr. Baber was sittim,e in his own house, attended by several Native Officers of his Court, and in the act of translating certain depo sitions of witnesses, that Lieut. Brown went in a Tellicherry chair or pelankeen to Mr. Babel's re sidence, and that, without cedsing himself to be announced in any Manner, Lieut. Brown entered the house and the apartment iu which Mr. Baber was so sitting, and in an offensive manner, whh. his hat on his lien d, and , with a horse-whip ins his hand, • dem.aaded that Mr. Baber sbouild send away the people then in attendance on hiM ; that Mr. Biber, refused to comply with this demand, whereupon Lieut. Brown, " in vehement inn uage, told M. Bebcr, that he had come to de mand private satisfaction for a report said to have originated with Min Babel., to the prejudice of Lieut. Brown's. father." That Mr. Babel. de clared, ," that the report alluded to by Lieut. Brown did not origin4tc with him, and that !n: din! not believe that such a report was in circula, Th.g Lieutenant Brown nevertheless-.in sisted " that Mr. Babel• should give a written de claration that the report was false, or give Lien tenant 13rown. other satisfaction," That Mr.:Bag, her replied, " he woulu never hold h'irusdf ac countable to any individual for reports arising out of, or connected with, hisiudieial acts ; that his proceedings relating to the Travancore chi!. then were public, and had been reported to the Government ; and that parties aggrieved might appeal against his official acts." That inleatenant Brown, aft e r imputing to Mr B ot h er ;,„, i fs , against M /BMW , %Ville!) Mr. Babe'. denied, d..clared, " that he would'not be put off, but would 'have the writing or other satisfactinn," whirl) being again lefused by Mr. Baber, Lieutenant Brown told Mr. Babel' " that he should hear further front . nn d af ter us i ng tine (offensive expression " damn } ;01 1," left Mn. Basher's house, It likewise appeared, from the proceeding that a short time after- Lieut. Brown had thus . quitted Mr. Babel., Mr. Douglas (whose office for trona acting b us i ncis was stated to be- the next door hint one to Mr. Bother's re s id ence ) entered! Mr Baher's house, in a manner very similar to that which has been ascribed to Lieut. Brown ; rant that, with a stick in his hand and his hat oft IOiS head, Mr. Douglai; stated to. Mr. Babel. " that Inc (Mn.. Douglas) hail sontetlaing privately to say to him.” That Mr. Baber, for • reasims w - hich he saitl Mr. Donglis must have been aware of, re- - fused to hold air'' personal communication wide Mr Douglas ; whereupon Mr. Douglas, in a lie roatnng tone, told Mr. Baiter, " that he bad come dcii and of Baber to meet and fight with Brown ; and that But= did no: RICE, 6z, • -L, Deposit of '45.1. per cent,i.s• to be male Upon the amount eaehLut nt the time of sale, caul the rent,ainder y . the For chose-moats/ paid [v . v.? Mt- Siores C fin be rene7esd, _foe which porpose a period r.f i working dap. will be allowed front the do' V . sale, tke .AMyeespor:leni.:rhy O4sereing, tliat not less [ha. one7ha9' of the 'pi:wt.:la is to be taken away f•ont the pre mi.ws, within the :** J'f' s rf . . , days, and the remaiiider in the seven following days, ot/zerwi,.• the' il , p,sit nion . ey will be fo r f e it e d , and . the Steers reotre i n the p•oporty of the Crown, as no extension gf will, rin onn (leer, If 751. Irr,f ••••• /I*.;LAND. k WENTY 't TIOUS ;1T OR TEIIRTY TH 0 usANn pouN WANTED upon a FEE Si;`,IPLE ESTATE in IRELAND, etnitaiuing. upwards of Twenty Thousand Acres, set to Solvent Tenants, who have 'valuable interests; at a rent of I 7,000/. per a,inintn. This Estate is clear, not subject to any charge, settlement, or in eutaberauce whatsoever. interest will be made payable either in Loudon or Dublin. Apply to Thomas . D. Atkin son, Notary Public, nuhiin ; satisfy a Lender in every particular as. ;a Title, &e. • MATRIMONY. Nro Disorders iinve c.Ontrilitated more essen tially to , deitroy • Hymeneal Happiness than those 'l% hich are the ‘ consequence of unguarded pleasure. People of, every rank pay atioi.ato:3 to the shrine of ‘Vedlock ; hut where the Constitutien ims been tainted by Disease; a reno vation of stability is indispensably'requisite. Twenty years hare we devoted otti practice to the exclusive treatment of the following Disorders; and the successful result of our p'an cites us additiOnal Ardour to oppose, as far as we are able, the l'ava;;es of those Complaints, which are the most important in the catalogue of. Human The Disorders to fly, ,1 nit, of which we have devoted our attenticn, comprise every species of Venereal Infeetioti ; all kinds of whett er from the habits of schOol—• boys, Or the iinieleences of mat urer age; that derangement of the system in 11 - moeno , liicli is.called Harm:mess or ..-;teri lity; ticniinal lVeal.itrss, Giects, Obstruct inns in the Urethra; as also Strictures, whether recent 'or of, long duration, and which have baffled the shill of other Practitioners, are by our present improved plan of treatment I.reettially and perma untidy cored, without the Patient s t iff ; ring th e exemei 4 tin g pant and alarming; hemorrhage which freqUently follows' the application of the lunar caustic.; In the course of our eaten-siC practice in thiS Metropolis, numerous eases of Strictures have ..ceu and are daily miller our ears, {he total eradication of Wlilei) is effected by safe, certain, and expeditious mode of care, .superior to any other .yet adopted. The weakness, relaxat Mu, and debility, proceeding from this . eomplaint, Are speedily reraoveer, and patient restored to sMind and iii gorons But where the debility has for years existed, prop-er persevekance in oar re.itorative remedies is imlispen , saoly requisite, to revii- the slumbering:To:ls of life, and to reajoinitte the constiiiitiOn. Numerous Diseases are the result of ignorance or haste in the treatment Of J. simple Gorki: rhcea ; and it not unite qaently happens that tt.r seeds of lite are pokoned by the in discretion of :fn flour. By a suiwrior method, such complaints are easily cured 'mid even ‘vhere others have failed, Ire tru.,t that we may presame to offer a radical esta litii,baient,i, Few, haWevcr, are the cases of coMpl kat ed distress of this • disorder, compared with the calamitous sit ti,tion of men, who, from an indulgence in a solitary vice,. or the prevalent gaieties of a fashionabl e life, acquire that state of Debility which is the unavoidahle consequence of. catch penticions ha 7 bits. Where the atthappy mini - ever broods over his misery, Lot carefully - conceals his ini.fortunes, it 'may 'be sonic con 'so-lotion for him to know, that aithoughit be an nii,tect of doubt or uncertainty with oilier Practitio::::rs, the reinOVai of these deficiencies, lit the.gradtial prog;ess - of ilenova' ion, is' the acquirement it our exper;once.• itthe--rites of Paechus thr Venus ilavel;eglin to reduce - manly vigour, :illicit anxiety Mil be prevented by an eat ly ceunteriction of this lanais state, - and in those cases no great tilt; cult sift Patients in the country-are requeste, to state • the particu lars of their ca.e, age,, and generzil haint air living, and In. closing 'it remittance for advice and when - the same will he given or sent. to a.ny part of the hinf , ,doll2. and Co: Sitrizeo7is, Mi. 107, /tattoo-garden TO .-A.S TAYLOR, F. ; . N 029, Ne:x Bridge-.street, tenure, n. tlioNntiarb SI Edinburgh, March is. (3 - leave to inform YOU, tbucever I . susee the AL. y(.11- 1790, lied been a;ti: j .;; 0 1 with tfieLues Vencrea ; whi,h, from its obstinately resisting every c:oftrse of medicine prescribed by the,most eminent of the M , .;t:lty here, and an clergoing several severe co:4rses of s'alir‘ , ;:ion, and twice dis charged from the Ilospitol with little relief, Would appear to be of the most inveterate nature. In the spring of last year my diAndcr. had got. to,such a bead, as nearly to'irsit a period to my existenee- 7 -I "rd a loge ulcer ore the crown of ofy head, one on each arm; ell my iegs were OtJlie out in a frightfal manner; lily right was.dreadfully.pah:ful, all.' had been in a state of ulc e r a ti o n f or th e last seven years ; . left bad also two bfrge.nodes of% it, .was very mach f.:,;coloured, and !save me such excruciating pain, pal - tic:el:tidy alien %Vann ip bed as nearly to.deprive me of reel ; in this huneutable state ; I I was recomm en ded by Thompsim, (:,vho received so i,•reata cure by th•ein 'here),l tab. , your Leafte's Pxtent ‘‘ . leli I began to do on the .c.'thit of Alay . ;in the c 41.1 of a fort,um;ht I beg-an to - rercive benea—in little More thaw a mon' b tile :ulcers on my head and arms lucre soundly healed— soon after, the .cares oil my legs als.); leaving, how ever, considerable discolouration the'skin, and psifi in the of the left, which, by the bles,ing of God ? and a fitple longer perseverancc.in Your invaluafihrMedicine,,srrhshied the flocks d4er,fing, the skin regaining its naturallnie,'and the nocturnal oahis gradually ;:oing - off.—r thus bevaal ; by yoUr liberel advice aril medicine, perfectly free front all My former. complaint:•;—have r , covered my former spirits and strets!t•th,,and inu• become joll-y and fat, in which state having cinitinned many months to Idle astanifhment of all who knew me, Ism at a loss in what terms' to express my gratitude, but beg you, for the good of 'Other suffering mortals, ti maite tills my ease as public as pussiffie, as I shall ou every ucca. s l ot , ; iu s o doing you will greatly ofili;e Sir, 'your gateful, oheilkit, , very humble servant, S . ALEX. INIURXER. wann's Close, HiTh-street. AN ifnwtr,e.:3 to the ;:bove .Jobn Thompson, Nu. tt, l'oultry 2flarif,l, Edinburg'. ; John Al'lntc7.ll, ()Id do:, Edinburgh. prepared and sold ify the sole'Proirrietor, Pit MAYS TAY LOR, Member of be Roy a! College of Sfirgeoni, ;it his -house, i-Of. fl, New Bridge- street, 'London; u•ivae, after a constant residence of more than :13 yeas, in a practice.parti• cularly directed to tbe cure cf Venereal Complaints and tioise incidental to the Parts of Generation, with that inviolable secrecy which men of his prOfe:sion Should always observe in such ,i l s e s, he fitters himself the advice 4:nd a*sistante he Adinini , :t-rs to persons taking this ',Akdicine, will be.esteco: . C(l, bra discerning /qv; iii, ari all adrat tage seldom attainable, 1::(1 void all aulhi:4'aity. Al so said, by his'fippointmen, for the c o n ven i ence of thus Firing at a distance, at the'Perf oofer's, tr:3, St. Allian's-' street, rali - tilallt the I'w:shop, No. 103, Cbrford-street ; Mr. 7, TisP , ,treet ; Mr. flaxter's, South brid.4e, Edinburgh; Mr. Al'Donald„ror,vdier GiaSgOW; CalkydrS, ; and by One' 1 1 C1',U11 hi,overy considerable town in Great Britain and ireland, is bores of only 25. 91- n eac, stamped, atascaleduj) with full and plain rtfctions., ‘v h dr ,by , persons, of either sc.!: outy cure themselves with case, speed, secrecy, c o ld safety. , • N. L. Every Bus sold in Great-Britain is sealed : up ,With' StAll;!), 011 which, by fa coin' of the Comfnissiouers, at Stanip 'Paylor, No. p, New Bridge-street r 0 which is ie"..my, f;.,nd ail othrts an CountOicits. THE ONLY COMPLETE ROMAN HISTORY. To ire Irthlished on Saturday, October 1, 18:4,in an dezatit, Cheap, and uniform iiiiioner, iu Weeki; NH fliers, pricels. N. I. (or Mouthly Parts, containing 2-8 pages, neatly. - sewed, price •Is.) of N ENTIRE COURSE of ROMA W N' S-. ,roity; comprising' the celebrated Worl s, eotiticd It„_ Man History, from the lluilding of ;tome to the Ituiu of Commonwealth. Hooa;;,1. t h w Hi s tor , 4 Deelineand Fall of the Roman Empire. By Edward 6iiihon, Esq.—with th e iniervening' Period, fr om th e beg and must approved Authorities; im•luthni; all the Maps, Plates, and- Graphical Illustratimi.: to each. • Printed fi , .• J. No. 1, Patcrndster-roni. NEW V0L1.7:,17. AIVIN;;TON'S ANNUAL On the 10:h of September was published, in One large \'o_ lunar:, price in liJard ISs. - 13L ANNUAL REGISTER; or, a VIEW of the HISTORY, POLITICS, and LITERIVITrItE, fur the Year lsot, being the Filth Volume of a New Series. Printed for F. C. and .1. Itivington, No. U 2, St. Evil's. Church-yard ; said also by Messrs. .Payne, 'Egerton, Hatch, ard, Nornanville and Fell, and M essrs. A rc h . Of the above-m e n tioned•lloolsellers rosy be had, the fornier Volnine: published he Messrs. Ricca ;togs. The Voluine fur 1806, teas beeo same time in the pre'ss, and will be published c.O the Ist of December.; The Volume for 17:17, ill continu:ition 111 the former Series, will also be published about - the same tine: in which, among; much other importoat matter, will he f o und it more Bill and authentic Acemult, than has hithefti) approved, of French s, from tl:e :luta:in' of 179.5 to that 0f,1797. On the 10th of Septeml.:er was published, Handsomely printed in One Large Volume, Crown Svo. on a tine T woretrpape:*,'price, i n beards, 12s. HE POETICA *REGISTER I'm; .1810- . --- 1811,, being the Eighth Volume of the Work. This Vohniie includ:s More than Three Hundred Original- and Fugitive Poems, neatly one-half of which arc Uligotal, anal above Two Ilw;Ilred 1 riticisms upon Poetical Dramatic Produczinus; pablishvd during 181 Q and 1811.. • . . for F. U. nu IliVington, St. Paul's Clltrch-yard of w,boto may he bat:, lately published, the Volunie fOr iBUS and I SOD, cOntainiut-, One Hundred . .Nineteen. Or ginal~ Po,us-, 'dud One hundred and Sixty-nine F.vgatire Poems, hy entincat Authois, and likewise One amdred and' Seventy Criticisms noon I ) (4th:id' and Dranwtie n Works, pu hiished durin;; the' Years 18ah4 aoti I'BU9. Of the saute Publishers may be had the six preceding VO.• itinke3'of The Poetical Register, price 31. or any separate .Vo lame. The Six Volumes contain nea:ly Fi'.'te , :n Hundred Poetical - Compositions, and mate that Five Hitudred Cri-• ticistus. The Editor mile:4s that Comamications for the Ninth Volume may b addressed to hitn as early as possible at Messrs. It iviklgtims. GIFFORD'S HISTORY OF THE WAR. This Day %vas published, price Gd. Emb&lished with a tine Portrait of tjic Dales of Wellington, and a Colomed Map of Eur Ope, • - No. T. (To be completed in Sixty 'Weekly Numbers) of III; 111STUR `i of the \\ ..).itSoccasimied bv the FRENCH REVOLUTION, the Cominencemj , at of Hostilities, in 1792, to the Terminati on of the ‘Var, io I Sl4 ; cotbraCing it complete Ili;tory of tint Rerohltion : with BiogTa „:phica! Sketches of all the Public Cii..ractes of Europe: in cludiag—Eloperor of Austria, Luis XVIII. of France, Fre dc: is William of Prussia, Alexinidcr of Rin.e.ia, Napoleon Buon-apartv, Crown Prince of Swedn, Vi;Count Nelson, M. Talleyrand, Duke of Wellington, Ccncral Moreau; Marshal Blucher, Count Plata; Prince Schwartzenberg, Right William Pitt, Chorles janics Fox, Lord Grenville, MMquis "rornwanis, &C. &c. Portraits, 4.ligrave,l In the tst styli. of the Art, and front the most auihentic Likenesses, Will be , The Work will likewise comprise, in its proper order, The History of the War in Spain and Portugal ; the Campliitois of the Duke of Welliugton ; and the recut Glorious and Me morable _Events which have terminated this long and deso- 'gating. War, and produced t!-, genera l'cace o f Eur o p e . The whole . ciunpiled from Official Doculnentr, and the most inipallial and authentic St ntreci of Information,. liv C. H. GiFFOI3.I), Esq. Independent of a beautiful Series of Portraits, the Work Fill be illustrated-by a General Atlas of MApsi i n a f o li o s i ze , correctly engraved, froui the latest .AuthoritieA, and beauti fully oo.rourcii. • Loudon ; Published by S. A. Okly, Pater , noster-row ; awl may be halo of all otb4.T Buah%seuci'S rod /s As . - 71, ; „1,,/ :---:- -__t--l'E V:- • . 1 .-. 1 ~ f= ' --- --5- 7- - - '-Tr -; :, -, L . .- • - ,: , ~ ,‘ 4° ~t- - - . - 4Ati no - 4,- ' 1 ' 4 17 1 1 1 0 0 ' • iA [PRICE ST XPENCE-RALSPEN NY. --- INTERESTING: TRIAL IN IND!A A_,, .. ~„__.....„.„ • ...-.. , ;.4).,,g \ lAA :ofrit4C ,v) ',, ji l v Ai** ~," ~,,i if,,,,, . ::0 -: ,;: fr; 41i,„!:.... 6 i...„..4.7. , \-'4'4•7"-i--N, 74.-111( -Ix • ' '," I') .. - 0 11 .10. 'l:j j , .df 5 ' ; 114' . 00 , , • •,./ r ti ,• 0 ,r , fleiV