The Sun. — London, England, 1814-08-20 00:00:00

~ • , I , `;,( • . -, , i ‘- ....- -,,... .. • L '4 • .. _. ."',. - ,-,q - ~ t".l L ar i 1 - 4 - _ LI - 1_ 1- • ,:' , :k - efl / l' - :-, ,„ -k -,/,Y;;,-_/„.,;.: i,.-tiy-t1..,-11 ___<) '76l=:\i ~ , I, - 4. - ,‘,- • ,- ,-. 4 .°A ioso„t Y- , v 7 / 1 /111k " f ' ~` / 10 / GP,40.1 sArrujz,DAY, AUGUST 20, 1814. '[PRICE' SIXPENCE-HALFPENNY. :40 e , a ql to 11 7 e 0 0. c ;or the t 1. of be , jre )crY!, l ,, of t H , 1c10"%li .- 4.1" It. f • 1 e ,e kt I.4e i ci 0 1) 1 ' 4 1 Is •er‘- ittf . ' a 1 1 jecl l ;11: , . ! e,or, i; •,p ;JP., ic o D L- O' }' 1t~ (i i~~~ll t t , I ( ' , 0• 4 .c` . . _ • hls ADMIRALTY (.)FIT.TCE, Nri NTH AuusT : ' . 814 •" 44- I) .rnyal Hi g h ness the PRINCE REGENT '.,,,, ry , 4 , 4 viii,- had und er his consideration the Recommehda ,, ~.c `lle Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty for grantins c 1,1,., i , ` f !' il ksE, in the, RA'PES of HALF PAX to the 01 Fl l'.. f,, ' II. " It9YAL 11A10.NES, who shall be .reduced on • , ll"itin of ''''cer on II a Peace Tistablislintent, or' who have been of \ ‘ '° tlnd. ' lit' PaY in the course of-the War, on account o k bil t i ' '. °' of I nfirmtties contracted upon S,ervice;—Plis l'f th,' le l .. giln ess Was pleased, in the name and,on the behalf . I '► "g, and I 'Y t' calri . by and with the advice . of hts Affije:; y i. b'elke from cli ' to appro . :a of the follov;ing Scale, to so the 30th Jtine,l 814. '-' • it.A.1.c... • . litl(,; • • • • b l i lt t ft Li ti - G • • - : %Oat, zsairsin is .1 i na • 'enant Present Daily Rates of Half Pay. L. s. d. O 12. 0 0 O .7 6 0 O 2 /4 0 2 ..., 0 1 10 • \e\% fiatrs of Allowance in•lien of :'b4) preAcntßates of ilalf Pay. L. s. O 14 6 -'0 11 -0 • 9 A O 7 0 O 4 0 0 4 per I),iert); 0 :3 0 L.S. (I: O 2 6 O '2 6 O 2 0 O o O 1. 0 2 2 0 1 2 J. W. CROKER. MI ER. aints the. Public,. 3s Drawing on THURS- . . . - , . 1,..11t,v,,.,11,11,1,1.111 11. MOUNTAIN, • • .1.. :4,1..4',"A'S 1-11i.-'fl.) INN, Snow-11111, London, '41.411 th ` cr c9i ttuotlittiiin for 'rEavellerg, g',30 , t1 13 , 1 -•.dst • . 411,,,,11.t1.t/2i inors, an i‘ d i t . i l o c tietz t .i c t i e le C s h e il :ct' e' s ' et. out from Iti(4ll,l.4e'SUr a t e ) e t t e Ps e litad "l llll . l ) :Snow-Hill. , • ( 11 1•I e t 'h.t/ e ( i i :.9 N defy elegant Post Coach, foin• 1).,(1? I„ - ar t every Morning at nine 0'.210 / ek, thrert iga • , 411,,,„'it11• I;,te, &e. " ~''t hairltl)). ',Yawn*, Weymouth, Dorchester, Fa' 1 Month, P ' 4 ll l ,l%iit ;'.'4 Si:ilishusT, New Post Coach c-rety . Mornii . g 11 1) -`;(11(ir' '" "'clock th • u ,, 11 Honittin, Axmlusiei,Brid- , ri')•N,`)„',ll,iits •' l l° , ' ill liagshot. 44; it,l'ittit',taldili,•l,4?..;;,tate-tai-ongh Stilt on and Iltinting.; ql,k,litii't(!.,;‘,-„",h1,i1 Coact,k;t3":ssitott--tiv'eryEvening:-Coaches "Pit ' '' ) l , e- 1 - a t , iPilsliv, Louth, Grimsby, and llnll. . . r. lit, a",,4ii, `,,./inIgTOL living Post-Coaches, thimul,ll 'L ' ; ' \ l ' ' N"' l "e - dNI i - lbUrou ,, h,, every Afternoon ' , 11: 11 'rl i ' - "Y's At a ' a I t. 'n Bath and the Lon -I.•'TI I ' Th " ' le Cirell'"nti- " 1 ' - ' Brist„l „cxt t. 4q:C`-(20. ~1)111as-street, and the_SiNan, . : 11:-.1,,,y, \ .IS, ut \ 4 C!l es ,w o is, mdge.,vatcr, ';autitoll, 4.14 c. t -. ',lk.tit‘ic'ttliti‘,Ligiht ( •01-ICII, called The Rockingham, s , ets n o . Itti () ,N;,,,!:eltti4 k a ,,',_ Eight o'clock; carries Four 1n5u1e...< .i. :., ~,•4 4' ,'Re `(.44,E, ',1)1`•-easv, with a Guard throughout. c ''St. ' ' I lb se.1(1) New:lo- It .tforil I)oneaster, an/I Derry- 411, 1 ' 4 4lt• e "Ide T • .'' Leeds, t - v „ IN -az the -II 4.10tt, next . ~ ~-(..; . i ry tee t q b e t micommon Expedition of I.'" Co ach, -- it ' i !,' I tiri t , l "ll 11 ~ he most a..'re1. , ...i1t1e and C 011.1140(! PlIllt:C C an •. r' • . 11, 14 -NP 4 ny it ,; t j th Road, being.unt•qualletl in acconimo 41 ),At ter. 11(,,1,:;1; 10()IitE,II:441)1cAlster,,Prestoti, Iz...irlT . L ic i r i . ttsda .. l . e e , r.. l3 .i t l A t t; , „ l l .: a /I'.4 ( v ie „• •103ccul Garstatig Post-t-0 , L.", t'. . 1(1‘1.411ill '\ri ' l' l'Q"23( ' ' ''' G ß U' ( ' 'i r r ti t t :t a lla-Gret-.11, AIM :111y 111611 fries, q•:)()13,11;;ls 01r:411111, S atictilhar-Kiln, Cali:nos:li, Kiiigswel4 1 ..,11i , (i N,,:e.otland, Ciutipct down Coaeh (Daily) - . . ) ir 't ,si t ::I'ltilt/tle a nd'Editilitirgh, new Coach, \perfot nit 1 li,„ ‘4,11 I,oo.•'?"ghout, sets sout ever): NI/truing at Intl . -. 1 1, - , ' ,,Ni;' N firt.i i '., l ,Y way of Newaili, Itet ford, Tadcaster, Dai . •- ;• 'lttirti'&lll,dc; 'ertou, Durham, Alorpeth, -and Berwick. ,! . •I „ n ',, r 1 7, iii , '5 fitimiselves' fatigned -from the lellg,thr•::f.. NI'll,)((,‘11,t11„,113 a';(;;Txt audit ti In e s t hey pil ea'c'(:,IT11,t11.1:11/3Vack, ..' t..i::11;e1-,/g'13, ;11ertl'irltt r i i “ in u VC I o'leh . es to Sundetlaiid, liull, 14, (lE.() I:Itl'Y and .other i• ves • .q. !,•;. I, rii 3 P'' • • et t ,.. 1:14, • .. and Walsal• new .111 ‘1,,,, 901, lv a et a t iliu k 0 "st Coach, to carry four Insides, sets out ti'il`kt,3 it„".""l-th Liitt ' e r worth, High - Cross, Hinckley, ‘Vit-Alt.f.,i'l4,N;!!,w()rth, Liteiclield, -Ullestburpt Iculitsf"(l, Ittli 10 0 ~ •1:4,;,, :ilin!ik on, ' and I)onstitile. 11:44,"' 11,'ee'lrItli, Will Whitetravet), Post - ("oach - , goes th,r1414, Ap piei s m , aim a Guard :ill the Passes through t '' 41 4 4,, -.', Great•ibri 1 ,, . ` Richmoild, C3tturich' ' l eti'' 1 ‘ et herby, " - .',`lt,,l'ett,,, 4 re,t, ~. Ahertord, Donca ster ,- dud . . ,_ Oi t '' 4 3 ,e•is ti '''')' oy 1,8 Miles), sets out every Niorni , „!,., ti,xlll_,,„lii•it;;4l4,,i':,llijourney with, the gsreatest facility. ~ I^. c- ,", ,", 101",,44,1''' i tdra„ t til '' I, )iid hy business or pleasure,. l' ,l 'it ;11 , 1, 1 .' ' a ge •of their Seats. being secured in the (: ,'(1,", 1 tliL tk 1,1V0t;1,t,5%,-,,,) Yost-C(;aeli, every Morning, at half-past v ,_ t• ei ,. t.,t4,,, .Nuttrt, . 'i' -*ki'‘) \.e-w , Whitchurch, 'Parporley, Nautwielb a l ;: t e , ; . ,; ) ,, g i k t . .- i iewit...ll, Post-:Coach, ever ' ) Evening, as :, 1 11 ii kt ,_ ~ LAN II, _ , , itr i4 z- ,‘ l NC l r r, ti l , (cc._ o,toehton, and y arm ; new Coati'' xiiiit44.'l,l.:ll''‘..• Bn, Slinderland. , • ' -,• •1 , k lth ' l' ` ' '\‘' ' l4la Pt ' n'l"w, Congleton. Newcastle, II Asa , ~ 1'64 111,,4", Post-.Coaelt, every 0i,,...,,f\val , Wellingt/in and - Shilfrial; Fost- C' Afiernoon. Gila riled. 111,/,,,i,1,111::i..1.111;ivi,;_• „.(e'l,3,o,t?,the Britannia', Slirewshbry, every •Mkr tv t ' 30 1 , 1 ,^, k7ttitrded. 1 :4 ~, ym, , .notheritiniP t`C • h called the Bock 4 ei - ` 1 4.11,. `, )l t 00 .% '.os - odc , 1110kr .-1()V1.. . -'. ' ,,,,,,i nl lt e . 41 Nc Y, .1 - .4-„ i•vi. i itichester, • Ali•esforcf, and "i , .I:),••4l.t%:Lt;ill'ir'llotit:t.tl'etzl.Y Post Coach, with Guard, sets ii i ii% f i se , s, b y ';! '4nd. reaelies Birmingham next day at tti,toi,N(.l,ll4l3lx..nf,oril, liii4ton and Shipstonc, to the t• IlllQvtlyti‘i, t r i ,, r t•et . , and Citstle inn, v llirtningln . tni. . t . Nei, -, N,,,_ orni" ' L 's'lelz, •and Leamington, New Post .4 14 !s , .tp .thei,,,,•,,, I/ I „ i i 1 1 , 1 Y 11 h, r , i • ' •Llowilen, Thorn, and Donenster, Post- , I''r,!CN'it44lol'iti\lyttillin..ktt,.. l' l l -Past Six ' o'clock ; to the Thill ,r,34).1.,,,'111/. ' err, l'i ult. : 1,1 . 1 . 4 IA [I, fl it Qddesdon, and Clitshunt 'Coady taliiellvik,.4ll,l,,,'tl•..iw(l,hil Ildinonfon Coath, Daily, at. 1 - Talf.past 1 !1/ A ., llaitliast Pour, and lialf-past Seven i t'ii s " 1 1.1 N I •,•1 e,,,,.-Ada " 10 I.INT v . itt, 4 -1,, 'hylv ll . 4 .th gl , , .LN and Co. respectfully acqintint 11./1 ii,ill444l,,,.rititti, 1 ,,u . 11 , 1 1 e, ti,itt they will not he aFl:oittit-. ‘lll ' : i f ''' a3 'l"e t if 1 . .,: ` :" 15 s or Luggage - , &c: of more than ~11,,,,,„,,, ( ..,i i tli. , „ . et ot . .ili i ,„ l 2" or namagea,- 3i:dips entel e/1 ac , • such , ,`Q: 44 I , is s . .3 •I'l at • the ;:ar• cen'slfead Iris; Stiow rl. -it s ria• er ,, . ,.. a t.,,,,, ,t 1 , at i f ./ ri nd p, . '• IL ' tt 'Aett• . .,„ 1 ""As ire booked for. all the above . 3 '‘eWV;Lite 1 - loi . sti Cell.ir C caol3-°lll4=e' Post-Coach, every .for V further RELIEF of the SUFFE.RE,Its4 by. the \V kn. in GERNIIVVi% • • . Ilis Voyal Highnest, the DnLe of YORE in the Chan: . At a•very numerous nitende4 his High *ness the Duke-..0f Sussex, the Archhishop.s of Caitterintry. and York, and. many blew Bishop:, Nobility, amt - athern.‘rson4 • of distinction,' • •It was unanimously resolved, •. .That a Committqe be _appointed te• solicit, and receive Subscriptions for this purpose, and, that ail monies so rcceiv ed he placed under the managenfinitt and •controtil of the said Committee; that the :Committee do - consist of tire._ following persons, with power to acid to theirournhers, or to unite with -the•CityColumittec, if they deem it expedient. • . COMM Archbishop .of Cattterhury ::rchbishop" of York Bishop of Lomdon Bishop of Exeter ,10,1ina ll'atson, Esq., Itev. Arebtleaeon Cambridge tyFitorriton," Esq. Bishop► of Chester Bishop of Salisbury Bishop of Ely , Itev.,il 7 ,ll..Nortis Sir J. :\fity.itkttisk,-M.-1). . Lohi keilyon • • Lf)r.l 1.91 - 41:E•Irciley • • •• . itt. 1-100. G. Rose. I.P. , T'llolr s cas A:cliiimd, E Itaticticrot le, Esq.:74.P XVilberfocce, P. C . . .o.lonei• Bat Itur , l Ri...ti,ni. Sir ¶Viii, Scott \I.I , Cbas. Grant; Es. 4. jun. SI . P. 1.1i.t. IlonAL C. Villiers I It. 11. Slarteu, Esq. ." 1 AV: 11. Iloace, E N . I . • ..., 1 J. Round, Esq. M. COmmittee-rOom, l'reema , ,,o . ns t Hall, Great Queen-street ; where all,Cummunientions may.be,addressed,- awl where Sub scriptions will he received; as wellas by Messrs. 1-lannuccs -levs and _Co. the Treasurers; and by the SiWeral aotiscb in London and Vi'estininster. ..Signed by Or des: of the Committee, WATSON, Secretaties, 11.ACKF,ltNiANN, 5 pro tezuporc,. Subsefiptiolis Rev. l`err. ,Barnart!, ince received : S. I). - ,C.l 1 0 Some Ladies at New castle, for the )than Finn), per Mi-. R. Walters - II 4 0 Ditto at Caine, Wilts, for ditto, per Mrs. M. Gundry - 2S 5 6 EhrisG. Marwade, Li verpool - - 1 0 Col. MellOnnell,Glen pry) a ud the pernvi.- tient Staff of Ahe Glungary Regiment Of , Local tti a, three slays full pay 6 11 3., A Friend'tuDistresed. Germans - - • 1 0 0 Th.'s. Smith, Esq. per CireenwiCh - Collection at Stoke Newington onTbaplis giving-day, ristr Rev. • Rector. 2 1 0 Ditto at Suriey, all. r a S'er- • •• . iron by Rev. Dr. . .Huultain, Rector 4$ :Q E.) At, Me,:srs.. I y's. 1. C. S. Second Sub- _ • seri ot ion - - 5 0 0 Collection at t heParish Clinrch and Cluipet 'of E-isc, of Domfrir- • - lire, per D.. Wilson, .1';' , (1. Provost - 31 5 0 Mr. - 1 0 Fourth Corglibution, Synod of Dumfries, per Itcv.Dr.l)uneltli 35 1 0, At Aeliermanies. Overplus a Collec tion i❑ the Yari,h Little iillliagbury, Essex, by the band • of the Chun:Amax, den, Mr. Allen 3 0 0 . . Mortiock - 30 0' 0 tollected in the,Parigh Church ton, Rutland, by tiie Rev. C. Swan, Rec tor., -.- 9 - 1 6 Collected in tltc Pa rislies of d, Lidding-ton, and Cahlecot, Lot- lau liytheMinister 6 19 71- AGE. AIO,ILT: TANTED, from 21) v v;ost ample Freehold vantageous- fo - Truitces bavb vest on Lauded Sccurn.y.—A flunk to 'hel'erson procuring i Further particulars may be , Culst:a, Law Stationer, Tfireml ,0001. to 50,0.001. on the :Security, mid particularly-ad-• rig large Slims to lay our of in liberal remuneration Avill be it. obtained on application to-Nlr: Llneedy,t !rut ,'don. TO FAMILIES. HOLMES'S PATENT DONIESTIGOVENS, without_ Flues, which u.:ite, in the bighegt .degree, Utility and EconOuty. It is wdi hnown, thst all,Orcns, hi= thetto cant:ice:l for the use of Fannliek, Which are attached t Kitchen Ranges, Owing to, the / Mau - , occasion a consider aule loss of Fuel, as well as,dirainntitin of ; to oh•viate thiS great.ths,:dvantag - e lots been the study of the Inventor ,01 the PATENT DOMESTIC OVENS, which are•without Flues ; and which, instead of diminishing, increase the Hisat, without the least additional Fuel. • . • . J. H. tithes this method of inf\irming , the Trade in general, that they may he supplied with three, different or without Ranges. As tiles heat t iont a Hue, consequently there is no'danger of Fire happenin4. from theta, which is so frequcritly the c.ise with those thaZ have Flues.—Refcrence-lo Fawilies'of the first Nespeetabifity riven, where the Ovens May.'lic seen in use ; end :166 at his Manua etiii v, ciistie,court, Strand, near Bedford-street ; and at 'Mr. 3ell's, fircenWicli ; Messr. Schooling and Lawrence, Wlrituchapet ; Mr. Richards - an, Lewes, Sussex ; M . r.llargrave, Greenwich; Messrs. Williams:and Co. Guildford e. lauds, Bricklayer, Horshatn,Snssex ;.and.at most respectable Ironmongers in Town and Coui.trv. N.B.—An Alhiwanee made to the Trade forßeAy'Mouey. BRITISH PAINT ALIN (7 PACTORY, 62 ; QUEEN:STREET; 'CIIEAPSI ' IMPEVETRABLE PAINTS arid- COAL TAR BROWN. UPTON and Co. (late of London Wall) m ist respectfully inform the Public; that the Impenetrable Paints are very ornamental, and being ground in Linseed Oil, .may be applied witlradrantage to all pu, poses of useful Paint ing, both inside and outside, whale a handsome appearance, durability and econmay,areconsiderations. Forp.irk Palings, Stucco and Plastn- FrOnts, Iron and %VIM& Railing,.and Out buildings of erepy description, they are pM iliarly adapted, as: they.resi4t the effects of, weather in an astonishing degree; , are a Cure for the Worm and Dry Rot, 'and will . stand'in hot climates. They are of the followi:ig colours and prices, viz. Invisible Green, 565. per cwt.; Dark Green, 765". ; and Olive Green, 112 s: ; fine'deep Green, t5..6,1. to 2s per.lb. ; Slate; Lend, and, Stunt dolours, s's. per cwt.; Cluicolate, ; or Brown, 425.; and White Paint, 60s. Prepared Oil, to thug them for use, 6s. per gallon. • The Coal Tar Brown is of two hinds,,viz. common; lfis, per ewt. ; and refined, 225. cwt. They are-both applicable to the covering rough Fences, porous Weather Boarding, Sluice Gates, Wood under ground or water; particularly the Refined Tar, it being perfectly insoluble in water; the Worm will not penetrate where it is used ; it is also of a good colour, dries rev hard, and. is "easily applied, requiring only heated, and laid on with a common tar brush.' " Painters' Oils and Colours, &c. &c. rtlerchantA, Captaitp, and the'Trade, supplied on liberatterms. DR. HOWELL'S roivijErts, I Is. A 'Packet. • IT S, ERE LEPSIES, CONVULSIONS, - nysTEmcs, and all hinds Of Fits radically curiid by Dr. HOWELL'S POWDERS, upwards of thirty y•-ears -esta blished. The etli,:ney of these invalual3le i'owders in the above dis fressiug Disordsrs, has 'been .itidubiti.thly 'proved by the nu merous Carcs, already communicated to the Public; frOm which the following is selected: —:- Miss Anne-Willianis,,of Laytor.st,inc, Essex, sixteen ymrs old; had'ilidOit Fits front it-r:cl}iid'toud ii iI, tp(in taking .these PoVders, she was soon completely . .cured,-ond now en joys perfect health; for which great blpsSing the Rey. Mr. Whaley, Minister of Laytonstone, pohliciy t et.nnted. thank, to the Almighty, in his Clialiel; on the 10th of Ni). ember also.attesteti by - Mr: W. limnlin,', Master of - the Academy; Mr T. Ii !Hides ; and Mrs. ft. Grant. • „ . . . ..... .. . • . , ._..__ Tlii:, - , soecreign Remedy is preitared undcr.thelpatronage.of his M.i . leFAy, bvl_?r. Howell, Ftll6W of liilk.C.:i C,,Hi!ge, and is said at his house, No. 18,.-11.atknone'-place; Oxford road, London, and no where else., Ett Its . . a Parst(et, in which is cl enosed a Treatise written by the Doptor La the,abp.T-Inen tioaed I)iasc,,. Al! letters • (post paid) duly answered, and the Powderi sent to on; pint ut the United Kingdom. i'ati,nits4.tteuded iaTer,;u• and Country ‘hlienever required, , J. , • NT. (-) 9 1 E .012 . 0n. . lioNou lir.l) SIR, - Edinburgh,. Ntarch IS to . intornt,yoh, that ever since tyre A_ year 1_790, I had been afflicted 'with the LuesYeherea ; whieli, n obstinately rc-Aisti every course of niedicine • iscu :••• • bed its the most ewinent of the faculty here, and Several severe.co;grses of and twice dis eliargeih from the liiispittfl with little relief, would,appear to be of the most inveter,Je native. In the spring of. last year my 'disorder had , -otto such. a head, as nearly to put a 'wind' to my c , xistimee—l hail a large nicer on the csusvn ., °fully head,. one (») each arni, and my lilrs were .broke out in a frightful' manner; right ~ vas dreadfully painfar, 'and had been in a State of ulceration ft:r the lust ,s;..v;ul years ; my left 'had also two large nod,: a it., Was very much discolourpf, and gave me. such exeruciat pain, ..pArticulArly MICA warm in lied, as nearly.to deprive toe of ri.At ; inl this. lan:entahle state, I was(' recommended by Mr. J. Thwapswi, (Who received -so, • ~rent t core.bythem herej, tt! take vont - Pateat which I began to. do on ti.n326Lh.pf . May ;. in the course of'a fort.m4ltt,'l began to r,eceivc benekt—in little inure than a mouth the hieurs tcu my,head arld arms were soundly healed-- soon after,. the sores on my legs also; leaving,',. how ever,,considerable.djseolouratiou in 'qt.: skin, and pain ht tile. bone (if thF left, by t,he - o trail G o d, m i a pt.:severance-in Yolir invaluable Medi c i ne; sit sicied s .• the nitiks disper):ing, the'Skin• a a titi ll i the nleturn,il oft'.--1 finis •10ecame,.by - Your libel-el itals'ice mid pi•rf,etly free from all my former re,mvered my former spirits and strertg - th, aid ant I) s: coue.'s(.):l„titril fat in wllith state having coutinited many months to the astithish.heut o f a ll w h o me, at, a loss ip what term; tki e pre',s my gratitude; bat beg you, for the good. of 'other suffering mortals; to italic this itify case a s phitlie as poisi hie, as I stall on every Mies 5i07.1; 111 so doin);,you will gri.atly , Sir, your,grateful, uhetlient, very alnnble servaw,' ALEX. MURN.ER, , Swann s Clme, Iii! , 11- - ;freet Itne . sses tothe ;Wove eqro:— 'JOlin Th'ompson, No: ,r i "'Ness POilltrV ( 1 ) , I113 ;)).`lidiish,.old Assembly (' . lire, Edinlturgh: Prepared stud ,0101') the sole Proprietor,. Pri.OM As TAY ' I.olt, .I%tend.icr . of 0)1 le.ti . e of Siirg'eims . ; 'fat .his .hoase, Net:' LoOdOO ; whet e, after a cop , iant resid(mce ntcirt: than 3H . year3, in a practice parti-. Kfilarly flu-cavil to the cure of Venereal Coinphrijits and those - Incidental to the pa rtif Giilierathn, with that inviolable sccrety which tutu of 1)13 pr - ofbisiiin should ali.s..ivs ob.serre in such cases, he. hatters hintserf the 'advice and azsistance he. g-atuitously administers to pelsonstaking thi.g Medicine, will . be est , Yetned, iivß diS&Tnill'..; PelliC, as iii tolvant4ge seldom attainable, ;and vo;i1 i:f all ambiguity. • • Also 'sold, hy.his aitittiintulerit;fm: theyOnvenii.,ricc of those living at a distanev, :if, Ike I.riconer's. No. :35, Si. # 4. 1 bd" . ." street, ; tae • 10:t, Oxfordi-street ; Mr. 12isbor93).;b's, '.`(:). 7," ri,h-strect.hin; Mr..6axter's, South bridge, Edinlini-:::% ; Gla,gow; . Mr, Dubin ; P,:nl by one fK;rs'on iii uvery'eonsiderable town in - Creat Britain tied Irelatol, in boxes;cat unly2 , . tacit, stamped; ami sealed IT with full and plain directiiimi, wh&elty persons, it either sex may core thearsell es with I ease, speed, secrocy, and safely. • 1. N. P. Every Box sold inGreat-Britain,is rip with a Vanip,'snl which,•by favour of the Comini-;siout•rs, in s inted, at the Stamp Office-4. Taylor, No. New Bri:tge-sVrect.-- to iinita:tv whiai is Fstlony 3, and all (fillers are counterfits. Superior Metit Will ever meet the Approlyaion. FREEMAN 's G UTTA SAL UT - A it IS or a • • , , thost famous Medicine,. fat; Outing Vt•nereal, Glandular, and Culaneota Disorders, Gleetsy bottle or. two will convince the patient of their so ary effects ; a few butt les. have effected a cure, kfrei.salivation and every other, 'means have, prOved abortive,' and even when the• disorder I;iis been tand jag several,years. 'NJ I•einetly ears he hatter contrived; more .' site, or wore couvpaient, tluin this, for such as are ohliged to go long JOurnises,'7'er to t•ica, a;.it needs 'iii)Ootiffireinent or restraint of diet; and 40 yams experience by. 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Mrheie may be bad a few'rethaining Cope is Svc,. priee, 10s. 6d. boards. • ' :1- • STATE PA PE iL 'The LTnctersit ned, charged - High - ness . 'the Prince.lfegeht of - .Ettgi.rincl .. vtith a spcciA to :the ktirtvegiaris; Iriped, th,it OR wolitl:have : found the iteltre seit*Piiii...e"t; dfthe . l\l'ariuti still sittit4i; That assert,- bly having, however, been and toast Of its ine . rithers' r returned to their homes, he has beett, under the necessity of nottiog- thi . s I.)eciaration - into the - Itamis of the Government which he fottua.est.ablishekiat Christiana ; but he declare, at the satile'finic,lllNrill so doing; lie - does not in any de g ree acknowied g e its cw,,petelice or hgiti- nt.icS tnr the .. .part.of tins Ciovernit' it. It is well ji_flowil„ that by.: . .th eaty heiciecti Great Britaln null Sweden, it. wa - ,_tiptilkted, that the former Power should assist, the views of,,we.; den in priiettritig the anneNatton of lorwity, by co n ce rt .andilaval . co . -,opc . ratt(itt.; whilst the King. of Syez.len envigcd, that the titiko.o should take place:' with every possible tegard2atil considera tion fOi tide hiy9oittess an;i liberty of the pcojile of Nofwdy. • It is further notorious, that, by the Treaty 'Of D e arnalk covenanted, to cede die pro\ ince.. cif Norway in InII Sovereignty to Sweden, on con that S‘Veden should restore the captured • fortresses 'aiid "cOnquered 'province of Holstein,' and cede On herpart 6‘AqAish flonierania to Den mark, and. procure the tl ther advantages fo! mark, ‘vhiel, are therein stipulated. In consequence -of *this 'ffeirty, the King 'Of Denmark issued orders for the deli k cry of the 1!- - foi.- "wegian fortresses, and for the c'esioit of the itro vince to . tin'edenk but Prince Chr . istian, \vim had been appointed hythailng of Denmark Governor , of NOrway, as soon as he understood it was in contemplation of the King•of Denmark to . cede Norway to Sweden, resolved to encourage in the Norwegians a i spirit of uniVersal resistance, against, the cession, and to place himself at the'head of that -people ; and, in. consequence thereof,' he issued several • Proclamations, summoned .a Diet of the Norwegians to assemble, and deputed Mr:, •Anker to England, with, instructions to procure, if, possible,' the accession of . the British tiovern ment to the independence of Norway. . The Earl of Liverpool haVing 'admitted Mr. Anker to a conference, his Lordship explained to hint the situation and determination of theßriiislx Govet:nment. Mr. Anker was in consequence - thereof desiied to return to Norway. Atter this detail, it only remains for the I.Twft..r. signed tO saw,- that the object of his Mission to No-war is to expldin to Prince Christian and the 'NorWegians: the sitnation,of the British ,G•\::!:n -inent with regard to its engageinentS with .`,.-•;,wciica and the Powers, add its firm:determination to act hp to those : engagements tvtili sincerity aiud vigour ; leaving itto, fhe'ehoice of th e peop le ' o f Norway, whetho; • being - inforlue of th e ( li s p () ,., viol] ',....4w,cden to consult then and hapiii oess , they will take a:iyantage . - iif: tile present dis position of Great -B•ritain tolnediate in their layout-. for procuring an .adequate steuritylo• the c.6iist.i tutionrd privileges they may ‘A-isb to enjoy ; or whether-they will run the iisk of. a contest with those PoWei's and ,11;cir who have dis-,' patched inilisiorls to- Den : wadi' to enforce` t Tret4 of Kick- - A cleylaratioki'at once sti.c . an`rlifl hind firm, is not only (1110 to character of jusiice amt.friyhear ance of,the Power th'itt. makes hut a;so `to the future of the people to. ‘i : 'hoin if is ad tlresSetl. :Cutlersigned, therefOre,, sincerely Hopes that the -, - ;`. , ;.ori,'t'egiaus, It into ch.eir most serious coit , :iiiratiou i will cl:eertully submit to the - Treaty of Kiel . ; rather than fi . ersevei-e iu .4 line of conduct whict) will, besides all the klisad. vantagei of a subinissionextorted by' otct~, bring !you them the .otiluin of Alone protreting a war which 11,as so long aillicted the world. • (Signed) CbriAiana, Gtk June, 41 j. 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