The Sun. — London, England, 1814-02-15 00:00:00

. . _ t.. ,-- : ( N 1 i.7..:* - 4 1 ;\, ,4 f. , A a, . • '.••,,,,, 71-4&' - • • fr. 77 ,•: ,-...4 - 777. - . ~,..- 1 ...,-., ima ..i t y -, v 4;k' , 1 --,--, i --,-- . _ it" T „ , ' ''W v i .-.';',: i ' ,,r -' ,"• -. 4,.: , ' ' ' '''' , 4' V. 1 ' tOt" , • V•i l 'fj j ..., . *A, NI Of //)71 • lie ‘ , .., • ig-01!-(1 N 7413E11. CC 50 . [rn.Tcr,,STXPENCII-TTALPPETZNY. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1814; TEN GUINEAS REWARD. 11 - ',Xfitt.-II.01":\ 1., 0111112.1 - -LA BIS 'PRESENT tIVENiti(I, Feb. 15, their MajettiesSrvants wil; perform the Comedy of A.: ph sui . A l c i e lF- X .. l l; r e 'Ts ( t l o L or L ii a l d S v .C; ic ‘ ; ' l \ z i l l v A kirs. Davison. To Which iyikl-ne-ndtl - td - the Farce of TOVI , IN A CAMP' Morrow', Wird - Oats; with•Ost tinn9—Leandry add Leo- a-NIEF;riNG of GENTLEMEN at the MATTnED LOPED on. Thursday last from it 5c1 , 00l near I', :London, a you GENTLENIAN, about years of rlgt2, very tall itild slender, his knees turning little of a fresh Complexion, darkish hair, rouud face, and when slitiken toiatber shy.. -114 d on a dark-ixd:mreti great 'coat; With a hole in the skirt, had, been burnt by .thc the fiveilong tlark . grey- pantaloims, - Doped 'at The:hatwin ; carried with him a small,bag, to contain a shirt lutd a e?ptile Of neolieloths, , three books, two of homer, and another, hand snmyly bound in blne,morocco, •also.A .uez t it' little trialioVatty • case of Mat kvinafical instruments, and - had with. hint some gold and silver coin, Any IteNoti giving stteh information to . Mr.-.llarrisopi. 229, nzfurd~strsct, top - o i-Park-fau e - ; rCon rede L y, pkf or d Goll'ee-house,• near Exeter Change, strand, as inayliNitljo the di.,7corcry,of the said young gentleman, shall receive Wen Guineaslteward. •-• February 14. 1814. • . • 2-.7; 4, ; rE 11,E C' 11. L ., ' SIP NE fqr VICTUAL L ING His 3.11:1,45T Y7S 11A1 - }' do herebv gite„Notice, that cli 7 . '4:12.444 3 , , i .Inst.v . i. 1 r. :11(iiiiant tTsr it Agent at Part - month,- ;ready to :•eetiiv : Tenders sealed rip, and. hwit for -14ftecA Handre4l Quarters-ol_Vero Closo Dried Amber M2\ tiT,..fiir tiac service of the rictualr Zinn Depar'm.ent at that Pok,.to lieau,s•werabla to Samples to . be eahibited at this Qtflee, to be dellverld into the Sal'!" Stores in the space*Of dne..lifonth, and to be paid :for 'by Bijls a 'pa:Fabkieith interest, Ninety Ijays'after date. • • ; . . HOUSE TAVERN, St. Jainests-street, 'SatutdaY, Lath-4 Feb. 1814, the folIowilt!; PUBLIC ItDISRESS ntas agr e ed •to :=7 .• , APP ROACI-11N-G,•*as we now seem, to the` conclusion of a Warfare, that has been „sustained for the maintenance of -Government : and the Social System, against the assaults of the French Rcyulittion, .during a,pe 7 riod of More than . 20 years, it appears to us, that a Declara tion, from _the People at large, of Sentiments that are . suited ;to the circumstances of the preSent moment, will be highly useful to thelireiti Cause, and will contrillutc.io 'strengthen 'the Government in - their. measure df riegaCiatilig With the Al Uri: . . b TIIE T ITRE ROYAL, (iOVENT-GAII,D4N. • • ni , s .PRES,ENT EV F ENING, eb. 15, will k z " , (7th time) a naw COwie . Opera, in Three THE :FARMER'S WIFE. To which Will be added, HARLEQUIN AND THE SWAN S% To-mei-n.4; i C;r's-ar; with The Der,erter, 'regard. ta'any rendr;rin'tohich the Price ihtig not 'lie ineertOii. in Nord.: at i.ength, or tkat not be delivered before 'l4 - velvE o'clock on thcssaid Tizi6r44l?, , , the 17th Instant; '11027 unless the PCr.Oll who inahe.v the Tett-, drl, or .so»ie.P.erson on.fri.v behalf, atPenrl, to antatr toitn. cdlleil fur. The ,Conditions of the Contract may seen (flice at Portoationih. ITH of the STATE LOT heiti n Thicee:arTwo Pries of 1 71 7' 101 . &C. with'only P.,QCYJ Tick,..ts, and no - Prizi• loss than it appears to tts, that the. People of this King-doin, having 'made trial of one Peace, whieh :W:6 - used b'y the Ruler ()f . France only as an interval of lireailling 'and rjerniting - for levying fresh war irpon 'his neigl:hint, have, for yr:ars, made up their mind to the necessity of ear4in: , ,-on . war as loner as the same Monster is endured by the French natiOn as their Thin Frq eras b,oartls. rinnE JAY' of the S'CO*l - 11.S11 DDLE ; l'oent in five Cantiv, with NLtrs. .-•• I: \ :,fit , ' Tarr,' ars of the Pliblie :ire respectfully solkited by E. ' ..,52 ?, : ' , ;, s.•,toch-brker, ‘at 1113 truly sueeessful Offices, 2, , laill ; and Pa,Coventry-street.. - -:--. ... _ . OTTZEIV OFFICE, Ncr. 1,, Holborn. Bars. 4 .4 ii ""krrti," ~ IIItANtiCOMB and l'EttltY . _. , ' t sg , ing TICI:ETS an H d SHARES irca vavety ; of i‘t . inlbers •li.s.:'SLin. aSe" , c , Onirt - ,'for the ,4N-1A1 . ,L Lori - mix, which be %:0'7,r.,w.! the Ath•of NEXT MONTH (March), containing '4 :•. - 17.,1•s ' 4f 20 0001 - . besides 20 other Capitals, and only Al 3 - 1- i • • 4,;' f .5',Z , ,/,',1 and .Perey be:7, to reruiriel their Frie,lels that :I"Pitice. is the Corner' 1-louse, Holborn. Bars, where ivas t, ''"• 2931, the last Prize of 50e01. ever cirawnl"No. 8381, ge:;. ft lY 20,cia.11. in eleven Shares; being 'the largest Prize 1 / 4. .ur 21 Lotteries. f.ll.lppo3vcl.tu be written by Vir---..:5--. 1 —;13q. Printe, fur jabiei Cilvtliorti, 4.2, Coeivipor- , treet,,Loridnti, r. - here' r tiliiiihed, O. second malt. with ,6>i•- .tectionii;" 4i(r-lobbJuir's .Tl,Ornp.y.throtig•h and other av prilices of illustrAted by V . iews of Atty.piis, UM stantiliople, and varioas other Plates, AlapsiSce:im Two Vols. 4to. 51. Si. beat Ruler. There is, accordingly, i.:;roughout this prosperous Nation, no cull for Peace, as has been ii all former Wars. Persons of all sla,ses acquiesce, withpatience and with for:- tancle, in the burthcns and m" , sfortiines attendant on the de fcusive-ctruggle., svhiclt is taprotectus against the; Shivery imposed upon others, Who did not so defend themselves . Ilappi'y the Sovereigns and the People of the Continent have, at length, followed 'our•examplet and the whole of .Europe is now united against the Collusion Enemy, who ap pears, at last, to be at their mercy, pursned, as he is, into his own Territory, where there is no sign' of a dis Position in the People to stand by him, and Save hint; from military exe cation. lIE PRI NC IPAL OFFICtRS :if His OTFIGJ .PCPIy)-IVANCE: Jatl; 31, 11`..1. Th r e 611.7)2V_-iNCE do liere6y give Notic'e, That Pro:1)osals itill be receired at their ,gpr i:4 - on cr . ' before Monday, the 21st day of Febraoyide.rt, from such _Persons as Ply be teilli;tA; to nntierld aite the Sap Pty of CAN. : F. - 'COFFER, for Service of this liepart)kit,Ar a period of Three Years,.fronithe Ist. No!) . tiest; el'inta.lie at the e :Intrafion of one Year, npiii Notice of iii.;•ee at the oPtiop 4f...either This 1)[0.• publishd, price boar.ds, -1 - - ; E NT Shil MONS ; or, tin Nquirk into ti;C Nature and Desi.l of Cliris;t's Tcniptutioll-ro the Wil derness: with - Notes and Ohser - .•ittgur::. Ily the 'Rev. Ill:NEIN COTES, A.. 8. Vicar of lledlington. is thil - Coni4 of DtirLuo, anic ' Chaplain to the Right Hon. the Ear! . Printed ,for C. Cradock and*W.Joy,, 3'2; li!aterlioster-roW. Where way be had, by the sine Aatbpr, Sketches of Truth, lkforal and Religious, wiif, to the Alliance bet*,cen Church and Std e; v Is. fi;(ilscai) Bco. price 15s. extra boards. Sjiecibren of ti:e Copper .to bc! supplied • inay 7e vu wed upon . . applicatior; at the morays Foundry in Me Royal arsenal 17 7 ;01zt . iek. . NEW - WORKS BY. SHER.WOOD. AND CO. PATER- Nosl - 1 , ,R aow.:----orice 2s. APRACTICAL TREATISE on the GIIA TIOLA; as a Remedy for No.vons and Ofganii: his cases of the Lungs, viz. ',.;on,:umlition, :Asthma, and t6H- StitiltiOnal COUgh 3 (.: , )ntaining Poll di,rections.fgr its .use, and advice -on the subjects of Air, Diet,. and Clothing in ihese• Diseases. 4 01INSBY - and ' Co. Stock-Brokers, 21, k*C.! ornhill; respectfully he; leave to' return their grate tlliay;l9;,/,4intiiits to the Public, for the ev.tensive l'a .4,4ll'ge till; hare hitherto experienced, and are inivy - to 2:3.- h i . t .,ce the Repetition, ill a pre-erninent degrtte 4 of. thi3 good es ate which Ilos attend.d the PIIITIIitSCI'S of Ticlie`,o and !Ith . P B Ut littir'o,lfit e, fUtyillgrstikiied and Sold, in the Lotte 'lailit rlnigixd,. f, 2 - mo , , ~ i, . , `co. 21 8 1144 ' • 20,0000 - . , . 1,),,44111,. . 1.0,0000 • • • • (14;.1 - lO,OOOO 8,620 ‘Nti, I,lqo . 44 , eg T, . tikes of 500.LaOul 2001. &c. and the Motu., pule. I.lt l 4teiN. .. • ' . . . Niu . ,I ,, NSIIT" and Co.liai-e on Sale, in Ti_cliets and Share, a. Ivi i , l u, Sel , eetion'of• Capital Prizei,ensuing Lottery, " i)e • • ~I) ,• , r itl f NVCIMONtH • ' .........._ gips rays 111,, 10 In this Ceisii of Europe, it is our opinion —our earnest pilykn - , and eni:; firm hope, that.there will he no Contract, no Treaty, no Parly, with the Man whom . the French still suffer to he their Representative ainonz the Powers of Europe. He is_ a known Liar, Impostor, ,Thief, and Murderer.-one who would not he hocue, as a prilate ljerson, in the low nation of life 6uia which he had uteri raised, duriMg the reign of wicliedness in ranee.--And how can Britons consent, that ,theiy . Kings should enter into covenant with such a one, as his equal! or that a British Nobleman or Gentleman should be degraded to the oil re of Ireating;• or bolding converse. with such instrument.; Of assassination and villai rty as r r, the trl ini sters and Servadri of ;della Monster! The tike repugnance, we ore sure, must lit teat in the breaSts of our Allies; be cause it must lie wherever there is. any thing Royal, anything noble, any thing honest. But weliaving been th'e Leaders in this War, it seems pecraiarlyour provmee to give the word; • and be the first to proclaim our opinion, with whom it can, and with whom it cannot be terminated. - • A : 1, E LOTT I ERY of- op 1 y G irl"1 110 - SAN I) TICkETS ! I.lvgins Drawing 4th MARCH, 1314. E ME. . • of . . L. 40.000 . . .2,000.. & 4 8 ' 'gCO. -. (1 10 10,0 - ,' 4 3 . 1 , , f • --..- ------- )in Tici s . . L. Y ~ova VI 4 .1••• if l';rze ahore 171. the Virst Day will receive 2,0001. ~,, on i'rize above 11. the Second Dl ,• will reteive r ,.1•1( ; -, - . 20,01),11. " 1 4) t•l'S and A ts l)u. ~ . SHARES ,ire selling by RICHARDSON, Clet„, t ;. ( k; and - Co. Ntock-hrolieri and Contractors for the , 4 i"? k ti e r ery, ht theii Offices, Corner of flanli-huilding•s,Carn- K', i ll :i r uitt,;•the fii pg's Mews, Ch iting-ero.: ; Iv here they' — A - of t c'e Lottery that fi nioed di a. , .v;ng the 26th of January, .."--......:_ e Capital Priz&.,. in 72 Shares'! • •••'• - While we declare thus peremptorily against Peace with the hateful Ruler of France, we,are consciOue that we speak Only from a desire and a lore of Peace; being fully pe,rsuaded, that such happy state is never to be enjoyed lile that man has the power of distarbing it, whenever it suits his projects of rapine and desolation so 'o do ; and 'being convinced, as vie,are, that such a sentence of disqualiseation. pronounced against hint by the Allied Powers, is the last step that need be taken for terminating the War, and restoring the former state of things in Eurove, It would be a signal to the French ' People to do justice on their Oppressor, wham they have long determined, not to spare at home, when they once see him thoroughly , lacl.tennnd discredited - abload. The contempt, the hatred, the abhorrence of that Man's character, have long been general through this country; and, on the present occasion, we believe it to be a general sentiment, that he ought not to be recognised as a Sovereign Prince; and treated with fur Peace ; hut rather, that' justice . should' be done upon hinias a Y7nlefactor.--11 this is really a general sentiment, we trust it will be generally declared. It . is a time for the People to raise their voice through the couns.' try. When the French first made war upon us with their vol anon as4 - Pri ncipl,S, and their Revolutionary Hostilities, , the People spolie feftlitaiselV6,in support of the King andCon ' statiti on ; audit Was t beicl'ob lie Deel arations and Associations that gave a tope , to the Exertions of Government, whielt Ira been our mairrsupport through this long warfare. The Contest seams now to be. reduced to one'sitigle Onjecti--the overthrow of the odious Tyrant hithself. . Let the People now strew ithemselves, to Ott a Et:risking hand to their own War. Let them declare againgtla'Pence with the Tyrant of France.— When the popular opinion of this Natian' is once declared, I Weshall see what wilt be the . eonduct Of- the King's Govern merit; arid, very soon after, we shall see what will happen iu I _France. PRO N.F.GE ET POPULO. h L ,,. 1 , ..;•fr tit EN'!' MAT,EIII . A WI':.ES , i ,. f% ) ; AL ..THOUSA ND DOZEN. of •MA , JE t -1 C h 41,WINE at 465. 6d, , Fine o.l4..oiße(Nlarleira,Stis. '''i • '''' l "c Ot IT t f4B r dozen. The .le•tiat: of tb...! 1"' tin 1• "r ' a ' ".- . • -." ` 1 East ,ncli a , l',_ num particnlar y reconirnemis his I , lile o.d I"r:4ni 4 : 4ll l'. at ,545. "per dozen, Ileiteered, free of E:spensc, Lro /4 - ,tt ot London, in qdaritities witless than twO , ifirzen, zie r . ti l , ll l Va , ilt, So. I, Angel-ceourt, Throgniorton-street, • N. j i te. rank.. tfli, - - Poe. the convenience of 'Families at the' Wort'End -. ' ,. ::' . ..'w/i, oriers are received at No: 2.0,:01d bond-street. fp. - - - ---------- , r ,i 4, 'PATENT - 11T.PERTAL -DINING-TA i.,„,,,,,.--1,,,,;...(1 PAT.ENT'Tft ‘.I"AtIGAR. SID FnorulDs• 4 40 . a „ I.ANtc 4 ,TABLEs, in, one ele.p.nt Piece 'of Furniture,: t , ' , ' . - I )° ,' l 1 ire new different Plans ; the Patent Improved Sofa: 4 :te l ,,,,l: : ''''' '-'••• . •it' . liedSj ' 1.4 i..54-screw• 'Fotir Poet - , and Tent t.l-;.,'' - ' 3 •, rurnittire'' and"' lied'ding . complete ; Port:11)1e of i' l 7 4 s, 1. lilt several other nrwirtvertted:and . imiiroeisd amides: t.7 4 ?liture; alsoa general and yery'exteplieo . .,ass„.ctut,mitia K u ' s t , iy aliti Cabinet Articles for rurnishingHonses corn- Si i - i;i t i , ly Matinfact tired, ' . .krl, ere Fain iltes nlay 'iel.e . ct and I ,t . tc,. if ' i a whole. ktottfle , in a few , days, aVolditii; 'the' extik , rne ' 4 4141! - '4.ence,.i.if waiting several Montlis in completing their . ,_ ; l4 4ti ta "t/l• Wedl leth al Articles; Army- and I , l'zii7 I &c.. e.: c. by sti", anti Sarolii-sl:ts anl prompt, p 7, catherine-street, st..ana, on iz-, : •:.....::te, most, Inedexate, tor.ayment , ' . '4 '• E.A.... . - ---TE&.s.: EiTIREX. ; ISIA ANGLICAS."'S:; or, ENG tpt,r,,.l.l4ii DIET D . R!..V.i.. 2, b "i 1;.„ reptttntion. of a .ik.Alicine, , wine :leas been t lt, • • ka * ext e ns ive , use for t . io yiNirs, can wequire no. aid trout ti t:it '' %1 %, , eil testinion:e..,' nor can reei2i,velin , y Support :tom 1,1 ‘. .to - w erer . ~'„he i liol ed , 0-niipo,ietYat' it is-trf Tegtt'abto; piN' e luost simple and eff4,aciouq, selected by the jinig•-• -______._ t kr: t °, the first botanist of 1, - , - -(tay - ; - it possesses in the first , • . 4 i 0 4 , . . . . t v., t , w -eltiaoqpnpi y- negatiye vxceiltuet,, that ,it..itilay.hb ' r 4 .1 ,' RRIAGE is, unquestionably, the most I;,ittf„,' t h perfect safety by the afflicted of all ages, ,from , iiriportatit , ditty of oar lives, the iia.sis of all oar ' 4 ' , 'i c"t at the breast, to tlie4uxiry invalid; 1...0rn down - and e arthly happiness, and Coe source of immortality; lint many "i; ' '. 4 nder rar s and infirmities.— rhis, though•its least- are`deterred froin marrying h!,- inßimites which they are lin . OA v i ,',!' .one, •of , which few other - medicine§ calf justly 'boast. Nvilling to ciisCfaSo : in- all such cases, Day. VENEV:.4 RE ijh,e (tti t it,,, , .nd dstonishing sanative p ow erse tarmot Possibly sTORATIVE NERVOUS BALS:AX . 15 tt s.--ife, effectual, and (teak ( ); •'' • th - 't - • of • nidvt 'cement ; and to . +1 1 ,71 Aril Wittlin .0 Linn ,? a , Permanent renietly; in all easy .ef, selaiial ion,' debility, lan; „ b s ce still may be sirangeti to its charaCter, they. can gotir; lowness, of_ spirits, inward wa,,titg,s, nervous head- Ze., 1 , 1 fuliv Inowit by ..misultine. the venerable DWb- uch, treni4liti. - of the hajfds, &t. Oppression at the cliest, T f !ut, t , e l o atiSe -on Ora: stioject 4 written at the - adeaned a we atom ' acii,-Ote. ills medicine affords certain and alMost imme ,•l:-, f ,,, , e, as a testamentary legagy bequeathed to.his suf- diate relief; in thosi. asTections which indicate , disease, or t r r ietZ r , L ' i tP 3. - creatures, and 'whitih'lnny be: lia:1 of the Pro- want of healthy action in the nii)t . noble organs of the human tly 4 ,? e ftice si. in boards. For tile tonisolation, however, frame, it is also a' sovereign' remedy: when the foregujng t 4 !I a t :, w bq are atflieted with the following . 'disorders, or symptoms have eantinued - fur.some time,. Iva:oe of sribstance ti e lga tv : t. cithers.tb which they bear an alii lilt ;it is here ne- or decrease of volume succeeis, attended with affections of the 4 ,, ri4 is'' ~,° ° h s til'vc, thatrin all kinds' of fevers, in h7tpochon- e y es and cars; impaired tnemOry, umscular debility,:iiidii4e i l 'ilit4 i. ;, -. 4 .'euev:,•, in serppliula, and in all others wherethe . tic„ - t, e maeiation,• and all the svmpt:timsof rapid. dec - ay, ter ,sthilta i 3 ihilicate poverty . or impurity of bio,)d—in dropsy, minatingrin the most. deplorabfe, hniniliatio,. and distre'sg i, 'iti,, , N 'Tct cobstimptiOrt; and uievery other conipliiiiit winch in; diseases, incident to man;aind; in sueh cases, when ail 1 : 4 •91Ti . , r s ) ' 11 weakness and debility—in the disorders , :peen- other remedies bare failed, Dr: Venel's Balsam is 4. SOLT ive',ol, " '.,K l . Ceilt. to the female sea r ,nrFat' the nstnii critical reign arid infallible remedy ;it is; in fact, the'iiiityniedicine' j r e;i:Pf, (111 ,111.111 Ow stages o f lift-, and . frefia.only cubit- which can be relied - on, ICir its action on those , ditransis'spe ' r e, Ai,.:" l ' F ' e e , th . e 'English Diet Drink will he foulid a gentle, eine and invariable, safe ;tilt salutary; it fortifies without _ (3 ‘erignirerri.ctly. ' • ' '• ' • . stimulating, and animates without inflaming; at produces the i:::(pprience is of truth the surest test. •. - re-production of ttie wasted substance; and invigorates the a Bel t { .r4ere, he who praises justly, praises hest. . %qiscular srtem, so ler tO socurca due elaboration and retell -°,412 ili i . a i . "If '14.111 . bottles, 4s; pint ditto, , 7s. Gd. ; and in ti o n ; indeed •,; nourishes, strengtuens, _and replenishes the , - t:%ld o l e u i ., Ids. each, day inblutled. entire biulviexhilitates the spirits, and-tr;inquiliies the. mind d ee ?, l , - 11 4 : 1 1 : l a rel -all , bY - Ae S.olP;Proprietor3,. E. Slee and in such .zrruaimer that it truly deserves the title of “Pahn- . V,lgirte;Thn,g." 11 _ i.gb-s.treeti „and ',.)).- at• least in every torsi- him ; or, Food of Life and Health," a title conferred Oh it by rider s t " 1 ' ,11 the tlnitledMi4d6ln,'arltl by the f,iluwiag a , ol ing Nobleioaa,' eminent for his talents. and literary ac-. a st Lo heir A ginit s;• in i rAiiittoii :—Nlesks. - 'I -Inward . and quireinentS, ill a tel of thanks addressed to the Proprietor, (joo:st , n ,,glquv, Weft Smitlifiekli.Elliottion, Chemist and a i which he states his. urn, iind it itegnivocal belief, that if it t i tti FiL','"'it 13 ,9r0vb; Bolton:I - Medicinal Wareliens,,frAut were not for the b,enetielat ofie.ets'of thiS ; Medicine; -he would t 41 tgist -.:l ` Ehalir ., e eornhifl •t: ( ,), e ,i wor tby ' cheu l i.,,t and not be now in the land of the living. .- - - • .. . 't'e tt ~,'. 1 teeliapel; Nholnsq, Chenrst,24, Great ,-.1; r- Dr. , E.\ EL 1:11,•,,AM is p i :el:axed and .sOld It; the Doc • C(lat e ii-L. , : " , 4lcfriar's-rottd, :aud , sAt Ketmingt(ni-Cross 1. Sail- tor, N.. 1), :.tired-place, I.Vedfordscitr-ire ; also ,§ilcl by; his 111.1::4.'6t '.1.,),; 13'0, Oxford-itl i MidAtleys Chemist and• Agen' -. Pichards, Drii,;gist 19:3, Stt - nud, Lear St. ('1,... IL - 'l,: tt ; ! Wl's . Stearrd ; I Indsou ad 'Co. Chemists,. '27, Hay- rent's Church ; :ink; retaii, by all respeCtaine Mediolllt! Velv e q- t a hli3§4* Holborn; and' Mattrez; Perfollfer; S 3, dens in Town and country, price 10s. Cl. per packet" or fille ' ' tett, '- quantity of four in one, for 335. . • tt , 004 t hs, e ni r , J , ' til t/ for By ICICI-If-IRD REE'CE, Physician to the Pht Dispensary, Author of the MediCal Gaid•-, The Sixth Edition, ettlarge. l .fl corrected, .prisep.. Gil. . 4.CA.TALOf.i.UE 'OP DRUGS fin apeCifying their Properties, Doses to Children and Ailults„. :the .prupe ‘'ebicles Ai.' their Use, the Diseases tar the Cure of :.which they are employed, and retail Prices: to which aft: .adag4, Description of ,the different Medieint dint Cli6neieal Test chests,- with an enumeration of their Cuntents,.a.s adapted ' . to differetit Climates and Uses; viz. the Family, Conti,nental s Tropical„ Military, and Sea :Medieinti Chests; the,north:J . )lC Chests of Chetnistr'v-, and MilleCalkieLir h is ; Account of such Medicines as arc nec&s'sary > tii be tegt , by Fainilies resin:og in.the Country.. Co; Clau mist:, to Her Majesty, of the Clienileal 171, Piccadilly. • cc This is a very canvenientwor%, and'cuntaitia, itt a hurt compas, a great ileal of useful medical information."—Criti- Cal' Review, Aug. IFIO. • LEXTER.S..of a late E1.104.7.•71 7 -,PHST chIN to 1 . ..N&G151 - 1 COUNTESS, , oulridigeAtion, oos Complaiats, and Visceral 6ustractions,. • ence in tieeasiouini; 11der;.0n! ,, ...5j and lit brin , .;:iti;; . ling action cubstittitional or hereditary Complaini.s, as (.46 i nt, - fte'corola, Cancer, &c. &c. with instruetiouts lir their pre:re-titian, arid the management of the periudica.l cltaties that tale place in the fetnale constitution. • Fourth Edition; price • AFA INI.ILIAII. - DISSERTATION on tile Causes and Treat nicnt of the DISEASES of the TE.E.TII., with explicit In strurtiorisior their Management, so in' render them white. and firm in their socket, and to presCr,:e thein . froni Tooth-ach, &c. By J. P. Hartz, Scirgeon D'ottist. 'This work contains much useful ,information, and we hope Ffi'ill experience that extensive cirenfatinn to a hiell the importance of the subject entitles Conipentli um of Jledicioe, .Tune, 1810. Price 25.-I'ANII'LIAtt INstaucTlON6, lot the etrectuitt Pi•eveution an:l radical Cure of the two Species of VENE • REAL DISISASF., and thifir emiseooences, piritictiliirlp Strictures, Mucous Discharges, with advice on Alut, Debility :of the General System,, the lAypoclimigriasis,uf and othel iniportatit whi'dh caathit be , ipecifea in ,a public Advertiseamiit. By a Stirgtio4 of a PublieHispital'and • a Meanher of the Royal Collegt! Of !sit:lt'teous, &r. fe t e., • . Price 2 - s,—A.l)ssertatiun,ou the Growps and Medical Pro : . - the itot)T, and •,rtittiitis of iiSin i3iptit, - eases of local And • tilkriee;":l).ropSYy F11PF.4100;,, Gleet, &c. DDLI ' rl principal Botanist ny'a late Expenition to Peru, the Royal Gardens of Nladrid, Member of the Royal _Medical C &e. of Madrid:. Sold by :ill 13Joksullers in tho Un;t4liingdotti. . KE'NOVA'rEri HEAL! . • T has betatoo frequently the subject of u§i and ,general reprobation, that.men destitute of the elemet of the medical :arthaveollered themselves as.candidattor publicTationageiiithe prtifesiOn of physic. For rbe , optposp of doing justice to the result of our studies atirfe'Xiie s tietie, and to prevent us from being classed among those empirics whose imprudent pretensions have. oar); innately tbr society, b e c t i too favourably received, we beg leave to SO Omit to the liberal aud.cniiAlitened.a faitlifttl syteinent of our, pursuits and ac- qitlferients. After . havingreceived a regular Medical educa- • gun •as the:,ptipils of ?Messrs. •Gtirickfl ancll3ll4ard, Whose !elutes and praeti,ce we carefully attended, as,professors arid S131' 1 40)115 of the 1.011.!(in os tal T w,C,euf.ereq crittst• 41 yes .as students in OW itistly.ce:ebri‘b,(l setiool ler medical acquire ment, theittryal•ctillege of Edinburgh, and were instiva..ett in the still exerit braaiehes',ofaiaatouiy:.•sitrge.ry, • the-theory and . firatlic. , ; of physic. clietnistry, plidwlicry.b!, , tany„.4kte.&e. by those' etrerent protetsors, I.)rs. •Nlonro, Gregory,. Flack, I Hamilton, .oi:rican and Rutherford:: We trust we shat not be deetnedpresumptiums in saying that :our proricieriey and acquirements.are not i .nconsicicttible. flaying for a,lorig series oryearsniatte Venereal Coin; - ilaints, .eid the various diseases of Debility, the particuiar object ot our studies 4nd prattice, it will, sk , e hope, be.allowecttliat we have acquired superior knowledge of their treatment I,ll§light and. weer 1 , cases of imiettion a petted re-restablislttrient is c o mpleted i n flue slort period of two'days ; anti in those of the utmost in. yeteracy , wilt:re - other praditioriers ntve failed of success, a proper perseverance in our plan of treatment ensures to the pAttent a safe and radical cure, Amidst the -melancholy variety of disorders which are the eilbets habit toug'eiiti most willitiit , l4 pursued by the . youth of both sexes, there are, none more. alarming or more distreising'than thtise deficiencies .arid debilities which .fre, quer ttly prevent or embitter - the lira tritruonal stare. To sur.li persclns it Must be a consolation to know that they may now,. by a new and infallible modern treament, be restore.i to that gf • reatest of all hittnan blessings, a strong, inanly,_. and vigor. ous•constitetion. iii• alle cases' o, debility,. from whatever causearising, as tvelias . inevery spe'cies 61 venereal infection, we :nay be consulted by patients of either sex• with the-great est secrecy and honour. .Hours, cues ltatiott at. home frurn ' :onto-three, and float bin till to a! ni,ght• l'atier.ts in the country ate le. : ne-ned to state the particu-• tars of their Last, age, and &.c. rice. in , closing a remittance to rrftzceandmedictnes, thesame will be given, or selit to .in.y part tire kin;zdoin. To ensure th,at-ss , :icty essentiat to Our unii,r;:iking, tee postage of letters :nay he added to the aceohiit' for me. iei s C k 1 E a.nit Co. Surgeons. N. 1.4, Hatton-g.anteti . lqtssrs. Currie and Co. have Certificates from the above respectable ProtP•esors of I...otictrn 'and Edirburgh, for the diligence, skill, and hurnanity; with winch r hey pet-: formed the duties assigned tbern durtiNg the tirra:, Ater tan fed their Leclures and lisaciasz. . AndiartherPartieulars, together with the Terms and Con ditions of the Contru4 3 , May to .known . at the, Secretary's Office,, aforesaid, any Day between. the hours 7 . .'en and .Four .4Clock, where the Proposa4t must be delityred, up- and indorsed "Prepty•als - for Cabe •Copper ;", but 71.9 Proposal , can be admitted elter the said 121st of Febrnery aezet, et Tafeli;e -o'Cloek at 11r.00n of the same d.7y, acitl:er tvill any Tender be noticed, un 7eSs the , Partq nitthii4 it, (J Agent in his behalf, shall by brtier'rtthel3ear, . If. E1L1.;,7", Se,,rtgerr.il. itreeztr. • . LYI.PI'OVED PATENT RANGE: AL. 13.1110"1 ,. 1• havn,ig.; recently paatte very " 4' • • , crinsidcn - ufire Improvements, • is' iiidnCed to uife'r to - the notice of the Public: the above adnitrab:e Intention, 1;; the most complete Article of the hind ever manufactured for anal 4 constant supply :if ten ut twelve (jall:crs of III,: v.ith one httlf the trMal fitel. This It r ange is atfentl( wi!li raitch less trouble than any other, and tie utensils'Used in the ore 'ration . of co o Viiicr ate Lopt perfectly cle4ii, and a.: eis noire du; able - kinn with con - in:nu range,. also a cy: t ain fur siiidVehinnties, which hat 'been ,prot.6) liv . eata3 cx-- ver*ents'. fts increming •sate,,qoil",' ,l to the uni versal atislactivn it has given, are' th:.'str_ooi r .,:est pi.uors of it* utiltty; wasrra - ntrtl tia.mrsicer, uryFr bavittr; failed ill a siugra i list an ee. As 'lrtira the small portico of tua r4aisite, it is aCirantftge oils for siziall fantilieS, so from the quantity 6.: vm k it will perfU ' riti, it is sultaiile fM. iatge paiti cularly...zidapted for the use and convenience of pri., ate taint lies, tkverms; lodging 41mi:4,5, &a. KitclieitQfittcl -u? with .. Ranges, all he lute iin prOvettne,nt,,, with Steam- up, ("Veils, Hot-closets, and Steam-kettles, All hinds of Stoves for Drilv:•iii;.:-roont4-, Par 10t rs e Halls, Churches, ,&.c.; humane Man-traps; to iiectile deketktotg wittfout injuring theiii ; Spriu s g. gnus of . , different Constimetiults. A Patent Roasting Jack, upon an entire new principle, &instructed so at to require neither woF!ifs . „uor worls heing ericlosd t are protected front 11061 r irregttlar%; from its extreine,sitnhlicitx,,nut liable to be brit of order, an 'e d calculated for v , ery`KitAeri., obe seen tise daily et the Patentee's Nlnufactury, Nit T C-4,'Ffeet-sfrect, Landon. ' To THOMAS Tit.fl.oll, EY:/. No. 9, New Bridge-street, London. lioNotraED .irit, Ed i illwrgli,. March' Id. ~. BEG leav:e to ittfortit yott, , titat :ever siiicetriel I_l, v ,;.., 1 . 70 , 1 i 1 , ... 1 t , .. , • , . atiiich,it All..tiie 1-41...--17*-.` "` "" wa c 1, fr,ira its ob74liititcly vest,,,,4s eyery s coo, , 4 ... ~,i_ ,ociiicine incsciibiul by the most eniinent,ot. the facul;ylrete, atid nu:: dergoing srveral severe courses of sallylion, and twice di charged from the ;Hospital v ‘ ...tii little relief, wotild . appear.to be of the most inveterate, n a ture r ln the spring. pf,.4 4 ,t,.y=e, UlydiSorder bad ~ .( it• to such .a beam, as nearly to put a.,ikfioil to my existence—l had a large ulcer un tite er,:wn of my liewl, one on each arm, and my legs ffc:re broke nit in a Ir4;btfut Manner; ni:y right was dreadfully painful, And had bean iti4l state of ; ulceration for the last seven years; my,left hal alsa i,vo lathe nodes 01.1 it, was very,-mcla discoloured, itud,giave nit such excruciating pain, partieula4y when warm in I . tesl; as nearly to_deprive use ,of rest O n this laipentable state, .L was ri;vonameuded by Mr. J. Thompson, (who received .sol great a cure by them 'here), to talie your Leake's Patent Pith; NVIISOI I. began to doors the 26th of :Tay; in the ,coursti of - , a. fortnight I began to receive, . benefit —in littlf.,,more .than a tolith'the ulcers on my head,aint at were soundly hea:eil— soon after, the sores on roy legs healed also ; leAvioK, liovi- , ever, CI 11i . , idc ritbl4discolouratto.) in the skin, and pin iii the" bone of the left, which, by the ,blessing 0f...G0d, and a little longer perseverance in your invaluable Medicine, subsided ;• the'nodes dispi..:i . 4,j,th - e skin regaining its :atrikal hub, afid• the nociturnal pails gr4iyally,guing I 011:.—I thus .ic.cahie, ly your liberrt advice and medicine, p , ..srfcerly.free f rom; a ll to y former complaints—have recovered, my former 'spirit's anti strength, and am become jolly arid fat, in which state haring colitinued many months to the astonisiament.of all wluitti64 , me, I ant at a loss in what terms to ycpress my gratitude, 'sot heg.you, for the good of other suffering mortals, to - inalie thia,u4 case, as public as pOssible, a.e s.f.stia;l on very:uecii- 7 . sion ; in so cluiug,you will greatly oblige, ' . • . • Sir, your grateful, obedient, very humble servant, '-; . , . . .ALEX. MURK.arti , - - 7 in's Cloie,_lligh-street., Edinburgh. - ~ • watv Witpesses to the above,curet-- John Thoriapson, No, New Poultry Market, Edinburgh ;c John M'lntosb;Old Apetubly Prepared and sold by the sole Itroprirtor, THOMAS TAY LOR, Member of the Royal Colleges of Surgeons, at his house, No. 9, New Bridge-street, London; whine, after A, constant residence of more than 33 years, in a practice parti cularly directed to the cure of Venereal Com•plaints and those - incidental to the Parts of Generation, with that inviolable s i,i ce y which men of his profession should always ohserve . snclt cases, he flatters himself the adVice and asiistatice he gratuitously 4thu . iiiistcp to persons taking this Medwine, will be estee-med,,,hy a discerning roblic, as au advantage seldom aftainahle, at:d void of all ambiguity. . • _ Also sold, by his appointinerd,f,ii the oo.nvenienCe of those living at a distance,_at,the Perfniner's, No. 15, St. Altian's street, ; the Tovshop, N0..103, Oxford-street; Disborough's„ No. 7, ; Mr. Baxter's, South bridge, Edit:l)ll%h; Mr. M'DOilald,.leweller, Glasgow; Mr. Callwell's, Dublin; and hypinr.person iu every consnieralila town iti'Gri4t. Britain and Ireland, in boxes of only 2A. Ott. eaeli, stamped, and sealed up with MI and plain directions, whereby persons, of Other S , .!'• may ciire themselves with eaie;' - s•peed, Stsml.cy;:and safety: N. B. Ever:.; . Box sold in Great-Britain is sealed up. with 6 St i ierip, on which', by favour of the' OmmissiOnerS, is printed, at the ,Stainti Taylor., No. 9, New Bridge-s.Lrget--. to. iinitztu ceLieh is Pittenq, t'otitei 4 :Ise counterfeits. rti ~c