The Sun. — London, England, 1814-02-21 00:00:00

„ - . ielf-fga '-,- . • • .I,\* T;lt u_i_ivi,,,'7,4. 'w%` , ..,!:: 4 --i-- .• , (i; :P: _ • .r-r,7-- L e\ - .. - ~ 1 ,-.-.V,7:-..1.. ..:-••=< •":‘,,telif t i. 4 tt-------' `'--/ f-16-( ,~. {% • • _ 11 . s. • .4.... 4 ' , Nt s i itt c. l ., • : _., • • itt Or , , :; , r It' 1r • ••• 117'1;7 f;-) , . 1 1 1E.-lii UV. '' '`7.\l- DI:CoI:LANE. P. P ' R IiSEN i' Pr i i' V, ; 1:• . :G, Fb. 21, will L t , c,v,,, , ' prii „.•.11 , ,,, - frilfzed:•"; Di ne 1i.5:(4 sic , es t '.l) THE 'FITTED. t ."- e 5 Gioiiet:',3 4 . r, '.lr. Ix' cilc. ; 1,:li1v Aline, Miss Boyce. - 'l7 , -..",1 4 :11 ,M he :1:i(1,,1,, . . • - • , r • -- 7 N. ;1 . , . I ,i , , A. ,'. 1,1, Q( T. N,HARV L' - '4 it • . " u 'na9 l 7o.lN . '",•e, Ticrills ikritige : with Illusion. . . _ COVF,N'F-GARDEN. 'N., PRESENT EVENING, Feb. n, will Co y of • l l'. ASi YOU-LIKE IT. "aqua, llong;;. MVs. Jordan. ' Ti,nlll.ch will he mided, I 3 S 111 ( 1.41 t 'A'N'I) 'THE, SWANS. . ' .3 ` - 'cro'i, TlieTiirmer's Wife; with thi-lequin and the . • DISTRESS IN GERIANY„ Vekirs the CALAMITIES (*. : , 411t 1 -ci . 4lled War, in, different PROVINCES of 4 1)11 -- f ifiT to sun , ,c:tu r rioN, aml the Furina qtiii,the tresses 1, Loudon, to relieve v• - at * itie• t:' gentro;ity of the British Public, and with the aid of Poreigneta,..r.c.%itlent in this country, the te .sclu it o t i l l i4ly 50,00_01. , wa . s remitted to_ the_ Continent, - 1 17 of . 01 litudesof individuals and families Loin the extre .l, istre,..atid i fte v: i ry hrink of ruin. ttt 4 : o •Coniniittee ler,eived, both from nermany and Sweden, to 4, • , sat,isfactpry..dccuments, testifying. that the various 'cle 7 ;.;`;'4ll lleen transmitted, li!td been rceciveiland coil :it no period since flie existence to "John. 1. ti qqs,uf yvery kimi of inisery been " " t • - 1 1 as• attention first , 4 ect (l t eulintrr to which their was . r. 1- . Never has V; e - cry of the distressed Germans for help s4 , ti utg , •nt', their apprit to British benevolence so press- 44 0 'n.tbr present moment.' Who could read the reports dr n ~ - c w:)icli have taken placein Germany; fs tlg7, the 14st eventful year; of the•many s a n g uinary battles itt Silesia , Losata, Bohemia, Sax.ony, Brandenburg, 11, t, 4:1" putts ; and peruse the melancholy details of suder lbNi.,:"`Viltietampled us the annals•Of history, without the ° !fa To T Te I V einoti o n,..? Who could hear of so Many thousands "Itii . ' ll ".barli wood , / driven from Hainburg h, in the midst Ntli o i"erk. winter ;• of So- any villages biirrit, cities pilia,c'ed, 4 , e4 ir, t , ,r in ciiiialities desolated. - and .not :4 - low with ardent assist in relieving distress so multif,,rious and ex tVw . ce alleriation of sufferings so dreadful; to the rescue opottr whii are liter Ally ready to perish, the views I.6 nl ' ,ll • ,, ittee are ex•elusivrly ( directed. 41 1114, well-authenticated afflicting de rails of th..e present 7 been, on the 14th, on the ISth, on the Stzth, isf-Jannary, and o ntlte• Ist of February, 1514, lai d t hi . •Gtimmittee, it, seas iminediattly• resolved, in re-; PubftSEltve+ilic, to remit by those T-housand Thre- Hundred Pounds, to respecta tji"6llA,wit d.irectionß to 09rin Committees of distribution syeral places mentioned. . `"uututt already advert,l9o. L.2C,84D 7 0 1 43 it , gilliceriptions since reeekeda— , k,,' 'r• L. Royal • T:ionms Cha.st.e.r - 2 2 0 ''lr.l" . Y . ' ' - L. 5 0 0 Wiltiana Wass - 2• 2 0 . ~ ii . inniison, of :- , Solomon Hindle - 2 0 0 I , . o xti l , 1 1 0 Joba Head - - 2 2 1 1 11 , ' . - ~. l:. - , chatty As- Joshua Smith - 1 1 6 y'eizition J. 'Bur- • Robert 111ingwortlx 1 0 0 11 :t d ... _ • 015 0 0 --*— Armitage - 1 1 0 torber, Sloane - John Hopkinson -1 1 0 t '' n rt _ - 10 0 0 Edward Luwis - 1 0 0 H. Graeber, Edivard Lancaster 1 1 0 P 'T+, - - to 0 0 Abraham Hemingway, 1 t 0 -• 1,:, , . ': , l3h'i.. - - 10 0 0 James lietniapray 1 1 0 "tq l -- r , tuldl,•,t‘,o , 10 0 0 • Jer6nlialt Cuninghatn 1 u 0 '' ' ''t,, * At,lilislt,'Tin 10 0 0 .losph Allalt - 1 i o N: Pl ,6'..,,\'`Al k Itk:t• Malt- Will! tin itnlsinson 3 'i 0 ~,%t, ' ..- i ',„,\:, t . '.: 100 00- 7. ilinin fawson • 1 0.0 1"?:; 1. ).r '- ' 4l) y and Adam Jes Sop - 1 00- k...''' , tr. i . , ,,. .' 300 0 0 -Edr:ard Wilby - 1 0 0 " Oki , :r e, and . .10htf Rlac.l.born • - 1 0 0 . t zthi• '*t hettield Pau;-:1 Greenwood 1 1 0 30:31,..'hk. "”tli Qr A, z i m .. S ani..el Westley - 10 0 utiii C o, - .... .. : -e ,h _ Oates 10. - .oh Oates .... - 1 1 0 A 41 1 d n b ai ker, Esq. iNl , ss Part. , ons - 1 1 0 '' Naild,„ r ‘otherlvtin4e. lo .6 _ltOheit 1 - 1"46011 - 1 1 0 ''''ctrl. - L .' l ndFaniiy I ..Ek..6...,1n.1ku Marriot & Sons 1 1 0 , ,ti pr•Yonersl i ey, • J tines , Mettcalt - 1 1 0 ' , 114' . 1 - -: ,-, 1 ,5 0 , 0.0 ..dosepb - Horst -••t 1 o'o ,Pul t ti l tlitCcp,E a 1 nowa.s Chaster , jan. 1 1 41 41 ' l '' 1. (1 . 1 110Z 1t *'.t1... -• . 5 Ct Shepherd - 1 1 0 , 0et..:.,,.-rgyman. 1 0 0 .c. in If '''ltk and W tg . - 'Phbruas Na:,lcr - 1 i 0 ‘• 1 . ,, Y ,::: • - 2 - 0 0 3,:m0 Eiiis - 1 1 0 Oirkli L JA)th ci . v I..diviril Smith - 1 1 0 41 ' .. . A' '' , Airba : trlt '' . 5 0 0 CoachiliatitOJ.Fiague, Iti 1 1 1 4re' •••` 0 *:„ vezlia,„ l w z 3 0 L- 1- - • - 1 0 0 '-itt " .ztv F - ii•riqekooper to Oitto 1 0 0 ' A' i .- ' 49 ' 9 ''. - • - in tt • -.../ "c•Tar, .I.lil, 2 2 0 k.O ,•,. .4,1 „.• •• • • l ' .. . .- ' - a . • ' hM tl -it, Itl g qernian . I:itt.,, in L e . c io- . 14, 4 - ' t /i•ohe 1, and . , dist II:Impel - 74 0 i f,, otli er , ~ ~ (.. ; ,.!r! .a of Dews- . ~.ii, ,1)00.,,,r 4 d . .1 1 , their biwy Church &in 4ihrx ''-.` ' l '.'on...!v•• ill . day School - 14 11 icrl , . .11. - l ' ltoid ~ per • Divi . sion of Earls Heaton. :' ' s. ` l4 l=r }nano, ooh a aud Williatil 1 7 11'4 %,., 1 '- '2B 0 0 Sylc , - , - - 22 0 '4l -- : ner.. .1.: . ,Benjamin Breara. 2- 2 0 urb worth, V car -J. Breara - - 1 1 0 idlir"visliary,',ol.- --- --• M..D.120x - - 1 1 0 ' t l'uk ' ' C • hair ri ' of 17 Subscriptions at „to 4 atl s l'', l te Mertintr,, -• • 10s. 6d. 7- c lay x' ll Ole. Su! s t- .. . . .. 5 ditto at... 55. 64. „ 1,.1)14 - et - `: h r c , ?1. of that 3 ditto at ss. '. 7 i r tii4,.. P i) • '7 • - 6 ditto at les. • • „ 4 114 ead Cook 31 10 0. , I ditto :1 1 ,'h4lique - 10 10 0. 11 - ditto - -. -3,' - i. 4 ll:l l ' s 'tue, i tn. 55 0 2131t.t0 at 3s. „- s h 4 tv ( „," ) I ( - 3 3 0 1 d itto - - d -4 , %Al .N.;n, and 15 ditto at 2s. 6d. 4 : ( .11 1.i7,.;.•••! , - :31 10 0, 3 ditto at 7s. ),,', 4l lL:' , "ley lO i 0 0 1 d I LL() - ~ .41 - ;3 0 '..17 ditto at 25.. k it ; J k il li . iy, jun. 12 12%0 - 1 ditto • . "g l. • Ni;!'"iiWcrth 5 50 , 19 Sign at ls. . ''utri L'l'ce nia , 4 4 0 7 ditto at 6d. -. , l'h As 1t,,, , i ?ltii % ~ : , (13 4 , 1 1 - '3 3 0 . Colleetion at. flee.: •ut C. .Li - 3 30 - Mr. lien. Bord er, • Ns. ' 41 4 60 0 0 4' r .;l' - i' 2 0 e 'l.' eT ' - ' l4" 4 '4 .'4 I.ol'llllgworth 2 2 0 JOhn ash an d Peter 0 (11 414LY.'eed ti i, •'4 2 0' • .';''cliiieffer -. 1 1 '"li ' • A 111 3 Calton - 1 1 0 •%.11, e c r - 33 0 'i 'an 11, 42 r1 1 - . l l'lluilg receired at. the BArs- of the City of London ' e, 4atil,:ltils ColieU t itiaLsei tocli•fachauge; and. at all to town and ety,stiY• It, ti: Ntlyt ritc, • secretaries. • . LOKI> HOWARD, } •.• a )K6 I 7 p o 15.0 8 0 0 0 11 6 O 8 0 O 6 0 O 6 0 1 17 ti - -1 1 0 -0 3 6 • 1 14 0 -0 1 6 - 0 19 0 0 3 ti ••••• , press, and immediately will he put:dished, tb the I.3OURCE of the - 118SOURI ,Ejt,„ `hitAV 1. And. acrtiss tl.llerican ContinenT ttie t e r*P • ,l'e.i . fUritted oider of the Governmeut ,of 4 ,,, 4 •1 1 .1 ..1 • .?.n._.nlElie c 1eitr . 5 . `,1 , ;.6,4 1 1 - 13i,fi; a• 18n; • .aptains LEWIS and*CLARKE. t . ,11 0 m e d a l 4 soor 1 1 .11 - trittcd.py . a.Nlap ,01 theltoute, anti I)a 4,•1 whictqW.iiiii r' '• : 11- Ivh• Q , , Sl,l,o"l' f ies it :!ireueait-intlaA ,•• 1116 Pr'?4":" °I lik,t,9 444'. 4.d,esc:rivtion of 7 ttlkp'thei 1 9,s•cti.,..;in account of • !..: N, :10 Li qi r It!anner- , • i ol 11 tion ,:•,:•: ca % . rc ;hi t ;• :and 11.1i`th at ,i 4.:•• •- 11 W . V , an el; iktpa rt .1 • . r. , in and t • :•, e tv , , g 4 6 :„. ."-.,! - O . ltith . of the gi•tYpfYf;:ei; :,., -;•••:, t ut fli ; ;lt, t. their nittirn;iri`:‘,:a.•: -. 11, : :. Noveipiier ; oe thitll tWo 400 11 _ ~ .1. 1 3 1 1)111(;a1 view,: a LNitilloll oof • " a., • 0 3 ' 1.;4•• -of . C e r s .*C NI N iiAl 7 ; 1. -I EI3R,,ELA_Itir -,',?,! t •VOCAL• ceNCEILT, NEWIfOOIIA, HANOVEW:SQI.TARE. AIESSILS.BARTLEMAN CHARLES .1 VF.Tf, WILLIAM KNYVFTT, and GREATC:EX, - respectfully acquaint the Nonifity and Gentry, that the CONCEIrI'S WILL :COMMENCE•at the elegant Rooms, on FRIDAY NEXT. The Scheme of the First Concert, bring , much too. long for an Advertisement, is laid doWn at Thrchall'S 1 C 3, New Bond-stit , et, where Subscrip tions continue to be received. The limited number is nearly completed,—Partienlar .care will. he taken that no more Tickets, shnll he issued than the room can perfectly ac commodate. HAZARD, BURNE, and Co. Royal Eknhange, _ respectfully-Inform the Public, that they bare en Salt., in variety of N nnibers, Tickets and Shares for the present Small Lottery of %0041 Tickets, to , he ciravii in: Tv.-o Days vii. the 4tb anti 14th of NEXT MQNTII. SCHEME CONTAINS 2 Pr;zes of / 2 Ditto `i,G6o 3 Ditto. . 1,000 6; . c. &o. &c. Le.tters,:post-pai4,Jlnly.answcred, and SOF:ues gratis. .4. FICTUALLIVG-WrICL, lii. 19, 1814. rfuE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING !Ws MILIESTY I B NA VYUo lureby lice ,!ice, That on Friday, next the 25th Instant, they will be rewdy to receive Tenders writing-, (sealed up) and trait for Two Hotudred Tons of good. sound Merchantable =Ey_ le be. or,swcrablc to Sanyks (of not less than one pound weight each) to be prodnced with the Touters, to be dcliL'cred i,a t.ie space of a fo:lnfght into His Mal'esty's Army Vie4a-alling Stores, in St. Catherine's ; and to be payable with Interest Nifw!y days otter date. The Conditions of fie Contract may be seen at the Secre tary's °fife. al on -regard will be had to tiny Tender in which the Price shall rot Le in-serted in.rrords at - length; or that shall trot be delirred to the Board before One - o'Clork on the said Fri day next, the 25th fu,,tan:,' our unless ' the ' P;rsiin' who makes the TOuler, or Mlle PC:80/1 OIL his EJeker,ff, attends, to'cusicer when called for. O:4"FICE OF ORDN,I.VgE, Feb. 9,,1 E:4. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of :Ps 3M ' 'PST Y'S ORDN-INCE do hereby give :\, - ot . ice, That Proposals will be received at their Office inl''e:ll-.1!•ci!, on . or b( fore 4*W/Ic-44:ay, the 2d dog of March 71f2'ty y e a rn such pq*.vc,iv as may tg to undertake theri pply of WpOD HOOPS; frr SerrieL of this Depart2np4t,Ar aPe riod of throe Vivra; determ;nable at the Erpii:alion .. .of one, Year, upon Noticc of three hliontfra, at' the Option of either . Party. Samples of the Mops may t viewed upon application at the Pripet'l,,,TStoreheeper's Office in the Tower ; tind t4r , lser Pa;:tiea . lar.7,.tsgetl , er. the Terms and Conditions of the Con;:ract o may be known al tie Secretary's oSce; in Pall- Mall aforesaid, any Da?rr between the Hours of Ten and Four °Work, i rre the Proposals waist be delivered, sealed up, and iridorstr: ",Proposals W.ood ligor;" but sto Pro pawl can he ad anted after the said 2d day (:,t7 .I.(areh, at Twelve o'clock at Noon of the saincl doll, neither willowy 74no!er be noticed, tfuless the Patin otahiakit, or an Agent is kts behalf, - Jell atten.. By Ueder of the Board, C1:1; fr, Sec. Lo:rTr - PS 017:cE. sOmEr3FS-I , I4ACE, Feb.l9, 1814. rWMIE tppf;intect for ma naging the LorrfauEs do hereby give Notice, That NI MBER of TICKETS and SILA.RES in. all preceding LOTTERIES may he examintsl at this Office, every slay betcrien the hours of Ten.'and Three, (Holidays excepted) with their R gist r ofrienefit; and Blanks. 6 And the COMMISSIONERS appointed to take in the BE NEFIT 'fiCiKETS of the' FIRST LOTTERY, 1813, do 11:..ra- a : give Notice, that they will attend at their Office in Somerset-Place, on Friday, the' Eleventh; and Saturday, Twclfth Daysikof March next, from Teti o'Clock the Forenoon until One n'Clack in the Afternoon on each Isy, to take in and enter the BENEFIT TICKETS of the said Lottery, to he'exchanged fur * Certificates pur suant to the Act of Parliament in that behalf. And for the better dispatch, thereof, the said COMMIS SIONEILS will take in and enter the . IIENEFIT TICKETS beginning No. 1, and ending No. G9OO, at one Seat, and the BENEFIT TICKETS beginning No. 6001, and entlilig No. .12,000, at another Seat, and the Persons ImSsssctl thereof arc directed to take Notice, and bring with their Tickets se paiate Lists thereof, for Med in Numerical Order; and adapted ho each of the said Seats, and at the button; of each of such Lists IciAvriie the Navies, and pioper additions of tits Persons to be -inserted in the Certificates, as the Proprietors. of thusaid. •Tielsets, and the value thereof; and they are further desired 'to bring their Tickets for entry as early as Possible. And the said COMMISSIONERS also_ give further Notice, that Certificates for - 11l the said BENEFIT TICKETS which shall be brought to be entered on or before Saturday, the Twelfth day of March, will be delivered out on SaturL slay, the Nineteenth day of March next, after which the said Commissioners avill take in and enter Tickets on Wed nesday, the Thirtieth day of March, and deliver out Certi ficates on Monday, the Fourth day of April next, and all Persons are desired, when they come for th:;:--.0;rtificates, to bring. llnplicates of their Lists left at tin • .4CC, other 'wise the'same cannot be delivered to - - The COMMISSIONERS also give Notice, that!".lll 'rickets brought to this Office fur payment, whose Checks du not cor respond with their counterparts, will not be entered for pay went without a Bond being given to indemnify the% said Com tuissiOni;rs for pautiiig Certificates fur the same. By Order of the Commissioners, L. HESSE, Sec. FPRICE SIXTP,NC!-TTAT,PPEIk.TNY. • Next Weer, will be puiilished, ..1 Tbrte 12cto. () 1 .1.,A,5A1 ;or the 4111NISTElt, Ronw•ilee. AcT I lOR of tbe Printed - ler Longman, Hurst, Ree,,, it . rown, Pa. - c:•.uster-row, and at ttie British Gallz;y, 51, New Build-. street: LorrEltY--EQU 13. T P t €' H. Ti-, Contractors, - SWIFT and Co. respect fully remind the.! Pliblic. that the Drawiog of the.:State T# -II Lottery Will e t onnoeuce on rit 'DAY, thy 4ik of I',IARCH. The Scheme convicts of oily 9,000 Tickets, aral . contains nu merous Capital Prize, i... •i. 11,:,; • TWO I . L.23,00ti TICKE'N and `;:I 111.1:s .t;:sel!i , ig Ii S\y•il'T_ z.nd Co. - 10. 11, Poaltry; i Ne. ;IC, ict;ignte Iligh -. Nu. IT, Charing-cross ;1 . -stre6, . . • , ,Who Shared and Sohd in the Last Letter', No. 11,1Fia . - .., .. it ' i .10,090 And 2,409 . - li.e4ides - ceTeral others, in the preceding Lottery. MONEY -A. -F: EM the Pro fessiva, havin6 Clients ana . Connoctions of oontruce . and tut% kiritest revvci.dbility, is indneed to 'offer the AD V:NCE, of NIONIF,Y in .tiu:,;s .frorn TWO lIUNDRIID.,to TEN TIP 2 4 . - 7ND.4 and upwards, on die security of Marriuge . z.ttreinents, IntereSts to Landed Pro perty,- ;up, 'lptiey in thy F.inds, or On. Vreeliblil, Cops bold, and I,Nisvhold E.t.d:',...;il;iTerß: infinitely inone et l ,lltalile, ufld adratita,;Colc , t Irrowers tlittn,nri. in general submitted Rublide, 13F applying - to Ale. tV. at his Oti;ce; No. 11, Chapel-pl-1:e, Vtre-street, C.rYcni.kili-square; or by Let tefr, post-paid.. - 7) OSS, of 11-9, • 4'3154 , n.pszar . -street lad t • tee Doors fr,b, the Tavern, the to..voit • of Ltuvzioneing a•lii World, that he has n.e.v boos t ., tl.gether with the grea:xst rn t,,,, as sortment of all Muds of Orhamenia VOLi!TF, frait the true Ntrirhke Models brougi.l i. ,:t :-y ;rola ttic Acropolis of Athens,_ hr 1, ,rd ,irli 4 an' other hitherto invented. Tile or eily of. Nature which it wi: it in, y I ~n 4,. causol its ttniver4:it a•iii adopt io:i. t ing, for t he&d*tliese Thirty Y:ear.3,,liati the 1 3 0;101 - ,r of in~th - marked lttent ion for has %%doable Inveatian4, assures theTrik:tliti that he.t.ill.-contitsue to pare nvithet penc , ! : lahouroor attention, to,rentlei tliem both useful antl yr narnental ` , :T2W MUSIC. riptic Mtirsic..cornp.,*(l by AL-S , r P,istt9p (only) io tl4 favourite Opera yf the FAR- W!FE, boy perfortning tit 'TheattellovelCo- - vent-gard , u, price las. cd. Alr.,Bralitun's Music in. the fa vourite Ora of :,.Ig.EN , ,t:y. performed at the.Theatre • Rortl, Drury taut., price 12:: Also the following Pities 'nay be , had singly : Forget me not, sung bv":VU, nraharn, price 51s. 6d. 0. Thou: •.rt ail to me, Love, bittd; price /s. Tbe faFourile l'. Tea 11 Son 4, itto, price.2s. Our 24anaro.h. and Country Ever, Ditto, price Is. 6cf: Don't believi: Them; sntiz by Mrs. Dichous, trier !R The:Bird for' Freetioni pines, bitto, price Is. (;,:. For Ever let us P:irt ; Duet, sung by Mr. nralnta Mrs: Dickow, price 2s, Wheri thy Bo som be - tves the Si;.;; ; ;)ifet, price.2s. Gd. ; The favourite Glee, Love binds the "row of ifouth with Flowers, .priee'33, Le i.eto..ir ii Rath; a Divertimento; for tiw Piano-FOrte, Nith (ad 404041 A.,-.cbm.p.itni4ept..or the carp and note, cow pos.:d by G. Kiellinarlf," piice Ss. Hay:len's Military Air for Piano-Ftste, ljar . 2„, flute, and Vjoloncello, by J. -111:tz ,zingtii, price ts. • Lolidon : Published by Messrs. Goulding, D'Almaine, Pot ter, and Co. 20, Soho-square, and 7, Westmoreland-street, Dublin. • COMPLAINTS OF THE LUNGS, LIVER, &c. DR. JAMES'S AN ALEPT I C FILLS, from their tendency to open the pores, and promote ail the natural secretions, are the best -Itemedy for Colds; slight Fe vers, • Itheurnatisins, and all Disorders ocrasi.)ned by ob structed Perspiration. They arc equally excellent' for Liver and ntly Complaints; for 1-lead-aehdc 111 , :•;estions, and for other affections of the Stomach and 8.we1,;., too often the tonsequenee of fret living. As a general Family Medicine they have no equal; they are. mild in their operation, and they are, recommended and taken by Gentlemen of the tirst eminence in the Faculty. Sold by F. Newberg and Song. in St. P.aas Church-yard, London; but as many persons mistake the liouse,they are de sired to observe, that the Number is Forty-iire, four doors from Cbeapside. Also to be had at Dr. James's late houie in Bruton-street. , GLIESTONIAN MEDICINES.-CASI4 * 87. To Mr. B. Guest, No. 9, Great Surrey-street, Blackfriars. Dear Sir, rlitiE Extraordinary Cure-1 have lately received from the use of your Guestoniau iNledicincs, binds me in gratitude to make known to.thi Public, the wonderful ef fects :if your most salutary •rneans -in disorders of 'pain.- In the beginning of March, 12, in consequence of taking cold (when under a course of Acreur for a Liver cou,plaint), I was attacked with a most excruclating pain in the back and ri4lit hip. which in the course of six days rendered me incapa ble of following my usual employ. In this situation I applied to a neighbouring Surgeon, who recommended an external application, which I perseveted in using for, about five Weeks.: finding my pain still . continue with the smile degree of violence, - and my strength• very much decreas ed, at the requ'est of my friends, I applied, and was.acnit ted into at. Tbomas's Hospital, where I continued for about Six Week: s trictly adhering to every direction laid down, without Ebeling the least-relief; in fact, I was now become (front the ,;.;:niiinal agonising pain) so reduced in strength as. to be incapanle of. walking without the assistance of a stick ; when, fortunately hearing of the wonderful cure your Me dicines had effected on my neighbour, Mr. DoWling, (in Case 83), I resolvediou making application to the 'Sallie means, but with stronger hopes than expectations of deriving any -be nefit, though, to toy great jay and surprise, in less than half an hour from the time 1 commenced the first appli cation of. the Medicines, found myself so -much relieved, as to be enabled 10 home without a stick, and with very . little'pa 7 n, by continuing the Lotion and Pali for one mouth, was perfectly freed from every symptom of the dis ease ; but this is not all • for which 1 am obliged—the Liver - Complaint which 1 had been suffering under for more than five years, and had resisted. the strongest prepnratioas of mercury, and-other means prescribed by - several of the Most eminent Medical Practitioners, • was completely curet h, by taking live or six bases of your Antinieraivint Bilious. Pills. — I remain, in perft.tt health, your much obliged Servant, WILLI:tin-MOBLEY. -No. 2, King's Gardens, Holland-street) Blackly iar's-rust.l- CI-11311C1I'S COUGII DROPS , A Medicine unewialled by an's , in the World, for the imme diate Relief and gradual Lore of 'COUGHS, 'COLDS, Asnous; tk.c. IN common Coughs;• *hid] are ; ., ,enerally the • effect of Cold, it gives immediate. relief, removing those tmublesame irritations, or, as they are called ticklings • in the throat, which are so tormenting in this complaint, acting as a constant stimulus to coughing:, and i?-quivtinte thbse convulsive excitements, and causing the afflicted to breathe and speak frtely. It procures rest and sleep in an, eminent. degree; and strengthens the constitution, which enables it to repel :in enemy, whose attacks are frequently followed by the most fatal consequences. 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