The Sun. — London, England, 1814-11-19 00:00:00

'44 : • . '. 1•1,,.- : • 19! ,i: ,'`'i . ta . , .y..... ,, kAt 4 ., , f; ' • - - 7 .-T-c:,..4,,- • -, 33 r .- - .4 SI rfo' • • ; _ •‘.-,:_-'. tta cak 9 --, i Ills 11,1::;9'11E OYAL. DRURY-LASF kjt.,ti:, ENT EVEN I NG, 040, (4 , ' `-r''ackt4 will perftiral Om Tragqy of N. . 19, their L ld l klig t , i '.' , Nl r , i i, . MACBETH. i - ^l6 ll . milt I MA - it io, Mr. Pope; Maetirlff, Mr. .*. 44tbel i‘Qi. ?Y. Eirjugt,,ll; MISSe, Mr. Huila"; C ,tiartlev. 1114..,, i-,.%.'whlvh will h , : Aded, !'il""+l,l,, u i ,','"r ITN ES FROLIC. i:-.15iit41,;14 ," I , e " , lra tti, third : :;lo nester, Nrr. .Kean. ~.. . 4 2 ,c;;I, 4t.eiTiece 4.-;• Vieen I .og ill active pr , P4l 1,!,d,•1e,.,1 .. a ft, day:. • ' !fl'llNit. 1.„ • _ COVENT-GAItt)SN. ' Ac 'e 4 'ilk, 12`,V Nt)y. 19, will. Ser tatls Op e r a o f k,;',i, v 4.11 AltT.% XERXES. N ilicl,6 4ve 'i'llo, jun.; Arrabanes,Mr.llltcletlon; • , , 4epheits. q s. „s•atter whiclt, lite 'Farce of tN; r"r,,•,l,''N'kYt)lt OF-Ci.k it 'Axil% ; • trim] (bent , his first appearance 1 101 er. N )jet S e ti t , ea :: ; I •t 1 ;;) e l :: sett: s'll:llll‘nidlsu. r:utehaek , Miss t•' 4l t) . • '' r atiatitc •• t k•, ~,, • 1 1 1,0,7. o.matict, titi s slt. p 4ri ' , I( 1 t IP, T.' Ii .Nie . Y er Chapman; Oglou, Mr. 11'4 4.111'e \l 'sB Nlatth • rllrs Liston ; L "'' of Paris is now fully esta n, inroUritV Of the Pnblic; but ou accomit ,t.t:,,1i'11e,:•",1414,,t1.1.",;.)11ti-,dcall.-.!nityof a Principal Pt . irfortner,. it • •,,t,., ; • , deterred mall 4 mini sday Sa•,..utiay neKt._ 1 44er. Q .t.itt Juliet Miss O'Neill, with 4 ;: j MYl'l , ERN of 8,000 'fICKE'L.S. All "-\ DAY, '3oth _NOVEMBER, ISI4. • N C E - 11:31 •• • .4.1"6,000 are L.34',00n 6,1)00 4,000 4,000 :1,000 • • 100 l,BOO 2,000 1,200 1,000 ic - • - 1G 24 ,0 00 t‘. 4 t!, '.4 ;- rliNc , ;dr ~ . .L. 80,000 I, fi nd Stilt) 1(i;,,,,, , , tuid c ".S i_cre sellicn.," by RICII.-11.11)SON. \".4 . '1 1 ' 1 211, 1 , ,':.: ' C ontractors for tote Lottery, ttt their '•-•,,,,, '., (.i.)! 13ank-litilidito,s, Cul - Wain, and facing ,- ''' . 'llg-..Tcc s .. ' 1, it ilt ., l„ 1 , • I,LI i ii:lt ! I N . 'S 4 ,:P1 ii: mouNTAIs, "N I -ti, .'''-ua,-, . 1 - 1 ) INN:, snow -Hill, Lc,ndon, 01,..4),(/fte.,l Aoctatiou. for '1'1 . .“- - cllers ...''' , o%4 Beds, f, 7'.l'l4rs,•atiti utodcr• te Cha ' icres. k t t %\'',4"'Sit.i.-C,'''''lies, Mall Coi: L ettes, &e " " . .. set out froth i cc, . s ?.,,, ii i)til : '..`''%'s l lead Intl, Snow-Hill. ' t %.` t tic,, d ,. 1-1 ILNION Post Coach, foul : kt<l,(ll.ttt'.,',...l,;;:i' Afternoon, tltroogli Dotches . ..er,Blaccd; 11 1 0,V r itcl : 1 1 . ' lit e `,:,‘ . erct at•t Ives at 'lVeymouth :text „day, 4 Nihth i c l i ,j lehets sail to Guernsey. Jersey, Cber-. tt % . C(l., itcla 1 4V s. p, • 4 , 1 ,}, .1 . 4. - 1)'. •. • -`, k k g,,, L., ti - , 2; ti , , , 041 A ..,,tei ~ oilig.) ..f.) . 1 axis is . d. • t ti . , 1i„...... 14 , et 4e oest and cheapest travelling to Part§.. k 4 )4,0,1,7 , t,"aut Post Cciach,, four Ins..les only, , I f 0.,:: liti',.. l4 '4 l i ei i , e l 4,Throo !gill :rawley,Llyegate, &A.% i i ijil a ; j • i i . Si t '''l,4l,l_ Weymouth, Dot - hest...l', Fiatiloitth, 1 1 0 V‘( - ),.foric,;r% - 1 / , tit rY. New Post Coach every Morning , Nt 4 7, 8, 4 ,, ,I,i, t a rough lipii i ton-, iAx:n luster, 8rid %;,,,, ay,i3O,,,%ctolie, and Bagsl4o.t. O p I V - 4.,,,`1iiil i'''' ) .. • terbornicgli, Stilton and I-Innting `o, itkit,.'t.iiir4l44,.t4:aell sets ont.ecery EVening.—Coaches • I:',4l'4tillli,-, n rllsg• l tl%utli,C; ' ny' and Hull, 1i; 4 4," - q.•!/'4l, (;" ''()L . - Ph - fi l ',; ',ln ks ' t-Colaiss; thron.„.l;7 ' q!ik tit . .I‘',/" , :,. ti 11--- Atai - Ib l or,plgh, evt-ry Atter6l4u ; I %.,:l , bc`t,, , ,Ty mits le ;reyhoomi Inn, Bath, and the Lon .y 1 i.,, ,, .. 5 , 'ltreet, and the SWWI Bristol, next 14 4, t4 1 e ' 1 1i Li lt "r Ols 13 -. (i ,, •- t f t sze 4 ,,, rt kg. „•; t , o t . tii _,_ ~ it ~, L .v.a e , i, _atm on, . out %1 4 1 1 / N . ,. 1 4 1 ,C!' Li„i i ,",,%-alled file I..orktogbain, sets a ct 4 44 )..--' ' %).cleck• ,carries Four Insides only, ii. 4 U , 414 vas, ~ . I t qt l / 4 1. le Q . 1 , -; e. ~ with a board throughout. Passes . 0 „ . 1 4 1 / 4 , qld,,, ~,..arl., lletford lioucaiter, alit! Ferry- Vet ''' l- 4, 41 " a ' - ` 4 "il, Leeds , neat da •at Noon. Not \,a t i the 4ealtirtion rx . o of ) tl ' it is \l4, l' 4i) y '' „ N qtl, st „ a greezt.i.l P e ( and • Imp] • I t i• -• Poiblic'Con ')•,)'cklir, ( iiiter. ""iid, being unequalled tialk i -tl ‘ in ' aceoratuo i tti tt: 4 tp. l 4l, ll ea ste , iv iver,,lrlt, a,,,,e;,Preston, Kirby-Lonsdale, Bolton, , y ql, i ii() lv - ti tm c. vi, arstang Post-Coaches, every After- q l l , ' "11-', Lga... t Gilarded. k,iikkitt,,o•l,!tai,Tii(:ll.,a, Gretna -Green Annan, Dumfries, orliiBe,v'eNet,tia:dattsnher-Kilti, danmock, Kingswell, k ,:k , e4 , (1 ti r i 'stle. ,„: 1, i., , anipeillo wn Coach (Daily! t i'i N (ick Nit o ,,.ainturgit, new Coach, performed i:l, i ftOrth ) , l ,). w, 7:' , 'rts out every l'orniog- at half -1.( ,4 1 . 11 / 41 , lert,, 3 , i'l Newark, Retford, Tadcaster, Dar '‘,l4‘ cc• , , Hs lig `,l, burham, Morpeth and Berwick. Nll, cLeh,i'ay restl9lselyes fatigued from ' the length of -4 4,,.. , 11t, a. -, what time thou 1 'e, d then pi•o -kt1.)444‘ % I tt ret i , } r addit i onal Pare. p 1 'e, t Ite Black 4 ,1,4 .t%() / iiit4,, u . ' l %, Nos Coaches to ' Sunderland, Hull, kk4.. Ili' ',1: , .%1 Other places. . • li Rpsi n ' 1 a ‘l74:int new Po - t-Coach every rllik ,t hi -L 1 , 0 ....s , ~. Nit 4, ',•;', ti t st Coa c h o t ,; . .c,,,,, ,, : . , .),, gi , , ..% .to carry four Insides, sets out ONiktl4,,N„....t,,.th,'"'?ttt.iT./rtli, High Cross, Hinckley, , 44,.kK . . rt 1 1 4,,,„ Li thheld, Ullestborp, Knutsford, Fl i ' Pe t , .. litua, and D tbl • \II6: , ch.„,,. tith , at. „ .._. nits a , L. 14114111,it',„:,va11e., a G,',l‘4,,`,ltitehat-en, Post-Conch, goes N 4i , , hp? , 1V . :,„ Gr,.. at : 4l :_ i . ~ LI the_ way. Passes , through "I 't,„,:l‘tst vv gler is, : l ! i gP 2 . Pochntood, Catte , rich, ) 1 11, i l ti tit ki : d i , i 'Y by • 1 "., , '.% , tutu, Doncaster, &ntl Gran ik \c''ecl ~,,A J I-rtie 3. - ( c , ; i :_le'sl, sets oat evc . ry ,, Morning, NA 1 / 44 ) !: 4 r , tit : i. ll ,t, a 4 ; , t y the i li g_r . e s at o e r st t l a t e as t n u t ) e . I P i l a t s e - It t l i. l 4l) 1) (3l. t heir Seats ' being p secured in the il,ts..lt 4st-Coach, VI'l• ' N etv e.vcry Morning, at . half-past 'k. t tit ' ll 4 ' l ' l N 1) `", Whi ~ , q, 4 t .. . .iodlewi_ti tc,htircli, 'farporley, Nantwich, '4t, 3 1 t , 1N• 4 • 3 . ", I ost-Coach, every Evening - , as 1 11 1 41 ' . 4 1 ,. .? t (.4 St ' ) eltt„ - c. lib t t i' rt i , org e it, t on, and Yarm, new Coach, every li t .4.,.lic ti , 1, w ; pl, Sunderland. t, 1at,t , t(.4„. , 151 0w c i k . ,14 e w ,Ity , , I o st.c.s ! ~uogletort, Newcastle, Walsal, +et t ,!tp,.‘Vi ii , Welliu:.:4-1), evely.Afternoon. Guarded. ~,4,1, t1 tit, , ,,t e . `1 , t.. 0 th,./I°.?r_atici Shit - y/1a), Post-Coach, Niti l et yN , 41 11., (; 11 ,, ,..4 7 .e i ttunia, Shrewsbury, every ,t. •,(4.-velti--,,.. Wiucltesterst-C°ach' 4 4 10. 110%-ici utherhatiii,G. k i , t tt 4l l; t, P l'( /% 1 , )g ' called the Rock -1 kit tl ANl l " , / , Alresford, and . Alton tliOci 1, e4 % 4,, lire' re • 1 t4',1 , 0, I ) ."3 4 0 , 1 P ' ) st Coach, with a Gaud, sets t.tclf.(l,ll_ t.),1•,,1;(1,1c.,;!c1ies liirucitigham next day at ~ ' l . : 1 -':-L t ti,,N . N,Q I I- 5t ,... ,. tustun aud iiiipstmie, to the -t 1 %., k N 1 4 1,. w 4 - 17 ~ and c o,tie in Birmingham. 1 / l til A l t i. t .klt h- l'l ' l e. '' ' ck ' and Learnit;gton, New Post t,,,54t,: 4 1 . 41 Y, Ii ii,..k,tl,4(i)tiil/4114/y7l,;isa(,,„isii.l.,(l,,aeitil...,p:lt'slito.srul.x, a . n ,e d io l c )( k ) , lit t ! o aster Post- ' te, t /t k lN4 , 1 itre, f r ':' ll . • the ' Bull lq * 1 1 4,4, (Wesdult, and Cheshunt Coach, 4 r •1,1 ' I ‘l.- i ' d 1 " , lt Iltte,titi '), ti, i ,' 3 . :" 4 . ton Coach, Daily, at Half-past - 41 ( 4 1 ,:d 4 . 1 % 441t) i , 5.,„ l'lst l'unr, and Half- past Seven (1 0,, t i l tt i l \Vii t .tb„ i , ' AIN . tit - t Iv . ,„... ~lii. : , :d Co. respectfully acou••int ,..'"4.l I' . 04, t.. it ie. ti:at it i ~.• • , • - 0 0 1,,11,,,4 t , ,. . if i i. ` . 4l :(ii s,. 0,. , . ' } vcill not be accou tot ‘.,4tlttt,'• 41 11, 1 ' 4 - or ( i., ''.'"uggagY, ike. ut more than 4 4,.,;kN. 6 s, at ' n '•%ged, unless entered as such . ,t i -ts t h,-• .saraccit' 'lead Inn, Snow '. N,% 14 44, 1 1 ., qt`, ,rels arc. 1 .',(,vi.N.,,,,_. )oolied fiir ail the above • mt.: a Cell ' . oi se a, Coach-Ollce, t i, i r Y rr"` e , FG ,s;to deii Oil t`,e tad 001 the to lou r; dr° fr , 1111)4 ,015, '5; • f lat , efv" EAST INDIA HOUSE, Nov. 2, 1814. T HE COURT al DIRECTOUS bf the UNITED COMPANY or MERCHANTS of ENGLAND, TRAIN , ING to the EAST INDIES do hereby give Notice, That a QUARTERLY GENERAL COURT of the said COMPANY WILL l ire YIELD 'at their HOUSE in Leaden- hall-street, .on WEDRESDAY, the 21st DECEMBER at Eleven o'Cloek .in the Forenoon, ,or. the purpose of de claring a Dividend from Midsummer last to Christmas I.2it. ' JAMES COBB, Secretary. - EA'i" INDIA HOUSE, Nov. 2, 1814: .TUE COURT of DIRECTORS o f t h e UNIT ED COMPANY. of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND, TRADING to the EAST INDIES do hereby gireNotice, That the TRANSFER BOOKS of the said COAD'ANY's STOCK mil be SHUT .on THURSDAY, the-21th Instant, at Two o'Clock, and OPENED "again on TUESDAY, the 17th January following:. And that the Dividend Warrants on the-said Stock, due on the Mb January next, - will be ready tube lelivered on Weci liesday, the, -1411 of the same• Month, itINIES COBB, Secretary, nAZARD, I.3I;JRNE, wid Co. respectfully lona the Public,that TICKETS and StiAttES for the easninq LOI'TEJtY . are now 011 Sale at their Office, N0..93, RQYA EXCHANGE. The Lottery cnnqi::tinr of only 4.000 Numbergovith Two Tickets of each, wi:i be Ili•aWn on the 30th Instant, and cop.; • • 2 Prizes of L. 16,000 each I 2 Prizes of- L,2,090 • . • 2 *,* Letters (post-paid) duly answered, and,Attders . froiTi - the Coontry., accompa'uied with Rewitt4nce, p;inct (Tail y at tended to.—Govermue'nt and all utlier Public Securities bought and sold by Commission. "L - Fr 4 ORNSBY and Co. respectfully acquaint the. Public, that the LO raity wi!l be drawyk_the 30th of THIS MONTH, emp,iSting. of only _4,000 Nuni'fiees, Two Tickets of each Nuather.—TiCKETS and SHARES are tist- Sale at their Office, 2(, Corfilidb—HOßNSPS and.Gv. dis tiled among .their frieedi, in the last Nine Months, Oeio Hundred and Thirty-three_Tifousand Pounds. .The Scheme contains 2 Prizes 2 Prizes of.. L. 3,000 2 To WEST INDIA PLANTERS. ENV and 1M PO IrrA N'P IMPROVEMENTS INI in PLANTATION CONCERNS, which will effect an immense reduction of Forpencn, preserve the Negroes, and: greatly diminish their labour, inay he seen, by Letters of Ap pointment, at the m.A.NurAcTaity - of J. COLLINGE; and Engineer, Bridge-road, Lambeth: Whe;-e also may be seen, his PATENT . AXLETREES and BOisZES for NirciEEL CARRIAGES, patronised hy his Royal the Prince Regent, their_ Royal .Hig,lniesses the !Mies of Vorli, Clarence, Kent; and •Cumberland, and upwards of Ficir ThousainLof the Principal Nobility and Gentry of the Imperial Empire, whose Cartiages,, are upon that Construc tion. INTONEY.—A SOLICITOR, having ATONEY to lay out on reasona.ble and liberal Tern s, Qtf.eri to . make Advanc.es thereof in either great or small Sums, on the Security of Marriage Settlements, Church Liviags t Life 1:1 7 terests toZioney vested in /1)41 Names of Trustee,, or in•tbe • Futtils, as als , a Err elliabLarl4.. - by Letter cpost-paid), or persoriallv, to Mr. W. at his Offic e , No. 11, Cbapel-place, Henrietta -street, Citvehdish-square, from Twelve tin Four. y OWE'S PATENT BRITISR SHIRrINc :to A CLOTH, t4e only Manufacture in Great Dritain, in which the ticantagt•f: of ENGLISH FLAX and COTTON are united in one Thread. Established hi The peculiar texture of this Fabric frees it from the inju rious cold or chill experienced in the wear of Irish or other Linens, and the unpleasant sensation peculiar to Fabrics :mle wholly of Cotton. For Durability, beautiful-Appearauce, comfor table Wear, and g►eat Econorny (being a saviug of from Two to upwards of Tnree Pin i tiS in t he purchase of a single Piece), this Ma hufaeture stdwis unrivalled. Sold, at about [Tall the Price of Irish or other fine Linens, at the Patentee's Warehouse, 154, Cheap-side, near St. Paul's; and Hardin:4 and (:,„ 89, Pill-Mall. 'this Fabric baying now experienced many years ex tensive Sale,,and its superiority lieb:g so universally act,uow ledged, the Proprietor has no hefitation in ph:tight ' , . iiinr-elf to reimburse any Purchaser who ma y ex p er i ence any defect in the quality. CHANGE OF SEASON. THE COLDS, COUGHS, mid CATARRHS, so often fatal to delicate Constitutions, and which the chilling atmosphere of the wittier makes so prevalent, may he effectually guarded against and cured, .hy a tree use .uf PROBATT'S Elegant oXFORD LOZENGES. :01,1:abso lutely prevent and cure Hoarsness,-in any stage . ‘,2* the 411S east—and they are the., only Medicine yet discovered that has the infallible effect of strengtheniug.and weludiiing THE HUMAN VOICE. field, wholesale and retail, by Bal ley and Blew, Ceckspur steeet •, and Kutler, No. 4, Cheapsite ; ,retail by Sanger, 150, Oxford-street, Londo, ; Jundav, Oxford; and by every re spectable Vender in Town and Country, at Gd. per box. A MOST IMPORTANT DISCOVEI:Y. HE recent Disco ve r y for the perfect CURE of RUPTITRE,•however long ,standing or aggravated the case may he, is now practising by Mr. J. IL SPENCER, No. 3, Golden-square. Mr. S. h as th e most gratifying satis factiOn of assuring.the Public, that since his.curative process commenced in July last, many Ruptured Patients have been effectually erred. who may be referred to ; and there are at this time upwards of 100 Patients under his care, who are satisfied front his applications (which are without pain or confinement) they are now receiving that advancement to wards a cure which mast in tile um! ensure it them, arid in every case Mr. S. pledges himself they stand the test of exa mination by the must eminent practitioner. To show must forcibly the national importance of this dis covery, Mr. S. has only to icier to every Professional Writer on the subject of Hernia, who state tram most satisfactory documents that more titan one in every eight persons are ruptured. subjoins a Li s t of a few Persons who have been cured, and who h ave allowed publication of their names front motives of gratitude.to 'him, and of humanity to those who may now be labouring under that most afflicting malady. In further testimony of wirat he here sets. forth, two it It and Noble Peers have also' done hint the honour of allowing Lim to refer to them in p roo f of these facts ; from his success ful application on two patients sent by thew. Mr. John Finders, servant to Mr. Maachester, farrier, Ormond-yard, liloomsbary.. Mr. It. Fulliard, :,u.5, %Valiaw-street, Manchester-square. sslr. E . Cnssaci , , Nu. 15, 1 - Latord -strs.et, Fitzroy-mailiet. Mr. C. Saunders, scot by.the Ear. of - 0'1;10,v. Mr.Tims.Garrati, No. 7, 17pper (Town-street,Westaninstcr. Mr. ' , ungtove 4 - sent by the Earl of Stanhope. litit.Williamsoo, No. i 11, Golden-lime, .roic an , Mr. %Vin. N 0.47, Ql‘i 6.)aq:tun-street. ~~. rot .1 NV , A, ,, ‘ • . • •••': ==.; • • • • • CCI T:4 - oA-4 ET{ 19, 1814. ./11X 1 IIRALTY-OFFICE, Nov. 10, 1314. N OTICE is hereby given, that a Session of °ye) avd Terminer haul Gaol 'heti:wry, for the Trial a" Of 14nee.y committed on the High within the Ari.dietion of the 4 dmiralt of Enaland,u ill be held at Justice Hall, in the Old ,Badey, London, on Tnesday,the lath of December next, at 'Eight o'Cloch in the Morning.. J. Ir. CROKER. DE PTFORD TICTUaL L /NG- _YARD, Nov. 1 7, I 61-1 . T HESE are to give Notice, that on THURSDAY, _ the 'Nit NOVEMBER NEXT, at Ten o'Cloch in the For'ilanon, will be expo,yed to FUBL)/J S2I4E, at his Ma jesty's Vidualling-Yard, Deptfimd, sundry Lots of the:fol lowing Provisions, now lying in the said l'ard,_viz. English and Foiliio Bread, about'Fourteen Thousand Bags; Flour, Rice, Raisins, Pease, and Oatmeal; Currants, Calla vance% and Dholl. - • • 4 Deposit of 251. per cent: is to be made upon the amount of each Lot at the time of sale,' and the remainder of the pur ehase-meney paid before the PrOrisiens are removed, for which purpose a period of ti wor , Vng• days mitt he Wowed/root the ,dof 1 b _ay sax, the particularly oboerving, Mat not less than one-',,1 1 1 . of the quantity is to be taken athan from the' pre mises within the first seven days, and the remainhilT in the seven fidlorvi o , 4 • digs, otherwise tile deposit money will lie fin:felted, and the Provisions remain the property of the Crown, as no extension of time. will, WS any account, be granted. - SALE BY AUCTION. 'PRESTON DEANERY ESTATE, near Northampton, con taining 945 with the :11inm- and linpropriate Rectory. By Mr. SOrIBB, At Garraway's, on NIONDAY, December 12, at 12, unless as acceptable offer is previously made, THE valuable and very improvable FREE HOLD Etit'ATE of PRESTON DEANERY, lying perfectly compact, belted all round by beautiful- Elm Trees, and hounded on one side for near a mile by the hie,l turnpike road to Northampton, from whence it is only four miles dis tant, and 62 from London. The Estate contains Nine Hun dreal and, Fifty-fire Acres of very capita! Pasture, Arable and Wood Laud, with conv.enient Farm Buildings, and a mode rate-sized Residence, particularly desif able to any Gentleman fond cif 'field 'sports, as the Manor eXtends over 'near sixteen hundred acres, is in the vicinity of three packs of bounds, and only two miles from Sir William Wake's excellent pack of harriers; it has also a right of purlieu on Salcey Forest. The preSent rents are extremely low, hut may, at very moderate estimation, be increased to near 2wol. per annum. - TO ke viewed with tickets,which may be had of Mr. Svibb, Sarihl' place. Partienlays, with ['tans annexed, may be had, of Messrs. Smyth, - solicitors, Northampton; of Thomas Braee, E,:q. solicitor, No. 25, Surrey-street, Strand ; and of Mrs Squibb, as abi.ve ; also at the Angel Inn, Northampton; the Gi.orge, Woburn ; • Sugar Loaf,- Dunstable ; unit at Gar raway's Coinie-house. Superior Nierit will ever nice the Public Approbation. 17,1 k R. FR BEM N's G 1.117 A •SAL INA RIS, or a .9 most far ons Mc:4lo,,ne for curing Venereal, Glanllular, and Cittatieons &c.—A bottle or two will c.mvitice the patient of their saltnary effects; a few bottles hav e effected a core, after salivation and every other means have proved tibortive„ a nd even when the disorder has been stand ing Ceveral years, No remedy can he better contrived,' mote gate', or wore 'convenient, Ow this, far s;ich as are obliged to go long Joni - tiles, Or tO Nea, as it needs -no confinement of re - sti - aint of dirt; 'and 40 years experience by 1)r. Freeman in an extensive practice, bas-proved it. miless suecessful in those de:tilities which arise more froa) intim 1 .encr than a certaint such patients it holds out a never-failing, perma nent, and spevtly relief sold, wholesale and retail, at R. Butler's ChelnicaL.DEttg, Ar@ Patent Medicine Warehouse, 4 . , Chea,pside, Corer of 744 Purl'. o.l7tych-,ad, laNidun ; .tiltarp and Bel:mi, io POrtsatorith ; 'Weston, A;lontt, and Mallor:,', P,r* : :: tf a ; Hall, Johnston, and t larding, Gosport : Coleman Sheerness; Peck, Ross, and Turner,- Co/A:- worthy, Granville, Nettleton, iind Gilbert, Plenjoitth ; Knott and Lloyd, and Swinney and Co. Birmingham; Billinge, Edwards and Penny, and Lathbury, -Liverpool; Staines and Lynch, M,:neliester; Trcwinan, Exetet; Smith, Mandorton, Readburn, Scott, and Baxter, Edinhorgli ; Baxter and M'llo- Glasgov,- ; Bulge!) ald Harry, Bristol ; Stevenson and Co. Norwich; Sivinfeu, Leicester ; Dunn and Sutton, Not tingham; Sir.4monds, Blandford ; and retail, by most Coun try Medicine Venders, in Bottles at 2s. Dd. 4s. Gd. and eqs. each, with ample directions for each Sex. • "I'D THOMAS TAYLOR, ESQ. No. 9, New Bridge -street, London. HoNntittiai Srr., Edinburgh, March 18. 1 - BEG leave to inform you, that ever since the _31.. year 1793, I had been afflicted with the Lnes Venerea ; which, from its obstinately resisting every course of medicine. prescribed by the Most eminent of the facility here, and on dergoing several severe coArses of salivation, and twice dis charged from the Hospital with little relief, would appear tee be of the most inveterate nature. In the spring of last year toy disorder .had got to such a bead, as nearly to put a period to my existence—l had a large ulcer on the crown of iny head., :one on each arm, and :iny legs were br o k e out in a frightful manner; my right was dreadfully painful, and had been in a state of ulceration for the lasi seven years ; my left had also two large nodes on it, was very much discoloured., and gave me such excruciating pain, particularly when warm in: Fred, as. nearly to dep.ive toe of rest; in this laiiivtable state, I was recommend - cif by 'Mr. J. 'Tlnimpso:), -( who received so great a cure by theta hi - nai), to - take voin• Leahe'S Patent Pills, which I began to do on'the 'oath of May ; in the course of a forth:gilt I began to receivy benck—in little more than a month the ulcers on my head and'arnis were soundly healed— Soon after, the sores On my le t s healed :dsco ; kaving, how ever; consiaerahle discOlonration in the s in, and pain in the bone of the left; which, by the hlessing of God,' and a little longer perseverance in yonr invaluable Medicine, subsided ; the-nodes dispersing, the skin regaining its natural hue, and the nocturnal pains gradually going oft.--1 thus became, by your liberrl advice awl medicine, perfectly free from all my for'mer complaints—hare recovered my former spirits and strength, and am become jollyand tat, in which state haying cout:onned many months to the astonishm en t o f a ll who knew me, I am at a loss in what terms to expreS's 'inyp•atit ode, hut beg you, for the good of oth er su tferifig morialzl, to make this my case as public as possible, as I shall on - cr'cry - occa-• sion; in so doing.r.lu will greatly Sir, your grateful, obedient, very hUMble servant, ALEX. MURK4R. Swattn's Close, High-street, Edinburgh. Witnesses to the above cure:—• John Thomiison, No. 3, NeW Poultry Market, Edinburg!.; John APlntosh, Old Asset/11)1y Close, Ediohorgh. ' ' Prepared and - sold .by the !Ade Proprietor; THOMAS TAY LOR, Member of the Royal. College of Surgeons, at his house, No. 9; New Bridge-street, London; who e, after a constant residence of•more than :38'ytiN;Iii n practice parti cularly directed to the cure of Venereal Coto plitots and those incidental to the Parts of lieneration, •wit4.that inviolable • secrecy which men of his profession should always obscene iu such cases, be flatters lumSelf the adviet.,-:and assistance he gratuitously administers to persons taking this Medicine, will be esteemed, by a discinning Public, as an advattitge seldom attainable, ;yid void of all ambiguity. Al so Sob!, by his appiiiininen,t; for the eitrrvenience of those living at a dis6nce, at, the Perfuoier's, No. :35, • St. Alhan's street, ; the Toyshop,. No. 103, Oxford-street ; Mr. Dishorough's, No. 7, list—treet-hill ; Mr. BaS:ter's, South bridge, Etlinburi2 Ii; Sir. M 'Donald, JewiDlei - , t:i?lsgow;' Call well's, ; and by one per:gin:in very considerable town in Great. Britain and Ireland, in boxes of only 2s. 9d. each, s tamped, and sealed up with hill and piain'directionS, whereby persons, of either sex may cure theinselveS with . eas e , s,rccri, secrecy, and safety. N. B. Box sold ia Great-Beitar is se;tJed.up with a Em wha,!l, by fivotir of the Conithiss:ioners, is printea, At the Stanip Tayloz, No. 9, Ne'w Briii;;"e-1.,•-- to ituitatil w1ti4.41 is Ftivity, and all ()thus arm counterfeits. „ 6.„5 • ['PRICE SIXPENCE-HALFPENNY. NAVAL NEWS. FALMOUT', NOV. . 1 6.7 , Arrived off this port the Sir Peter galliot, fro m Malaga for London ; was 'captured on her passage by the Syren American privateer, of Baltimore, which privateer had also taken, 'ern the 23d ult. the arace, CA RBONEA It, of Poole,•for Alicant and Cadiz, and two other ves sels,; sent two of them to Atnerica, and put the crews on board the Sir Peter. The Sir Pcrer is so far 'off that she cannot possibly get in until the morning. —wind N. W. PORTSMOUTH, 'Nov. 18.—Came into harbour his MajestY's ship Edinburgh. Sailed hk Mjes- - ty's ship Tyrian to the Eastward ; and the Griffon for Yarmouth Roads (Isle of Wight.) Convoys as before.--Wind Westerly. DEAL, Nov._ 18.—Arrived, and sailed for the, River, the Atalanta, Mortars, from the South Seas. Came down from the River about a dozen sail of West linliamen, and remain, with a large fleet of outward-bound.—Wind S. . YARMOUTH, NOV. 18.—Arrived the Cadmus sloop of war from' a cruize, and the Rosamond sloop of war with the North-west ships under convoy, hound to London. The above remain in the reads and the ships - bound up the Mediterra nean with herrings. CORK, Nov. 14.—Arrived yesterday his Mo.- jesty's ship Pelican, from Plymouth. His Majes ty's ships Leonidas and iphigenia, with the Ber muda convoy, which sailed from hence on the 9th instant, have , put back. Came in his Majesty's ships. Tigress and Banterer, from a cruize. Ar yived to-day his Majesty's ship Spitfire. Yesterday a Court of Directors was held at the _ East , India House, when the under-mentioned Captains were sworn into the command of their respective ships, vi.—Captain G. WELSTEAD . ;" General Harris ; Ciptain .;EI ES , Bridge water water; and C. 0. MA). - NE, Atlas, for Macl: . as, Prince of Wales Island, and China. THIL..IcINQ. The Public have, 'for . some . time, .had the con solation of knowing-, that his MAJEsTY's disorder has assumed a tranquil character. We can state, :(says a morning Pt - iut,) that there is in this tran (pinny nothing of melanclity y , nothing' eve n o f d e7 pressidn. His perversion o f understanding is not that which is caused by the prevalence of anyipaS sion over the reason. On the contrary, his MA JEs rv's conduct exhibits, no passion whatsoever. It, therefore, his present condition affords less hope of remedy than that of Many otlicrs 4d:dieted with meinal diseases, it is li-ss de p loy-aide. it .is, in short, a mere inisopprehensiim of prescnt cir cumstances, and a loss of connected memory ; his remembrance of events not including the relations between thum. The KING'S bodily health is cx cellent, and his disposition uniformly c!ieerful. It will be gratifying to tfte'rublic to know, that his MAJESTY, in his present seclusion, is not without exercise, or even 'amusement. Ile walks in :a Sire of ventilated apartments, and has, in:his sitting i2cun, his favourite harpsichord, at which he passes several hours doily. LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, Nov. 18. DYtErT V. DUNN. Mr. ATTORNEY-GENkItAL strewed cause-against a Rule ob tained in this cause for discharging the defendant vu common / bail, for an irregularity in the writ. The defendant, Dunn, , had seduced the wife of the plaintiff; Major :quit, and a Judge's order Was obtained for holding the latter-. to bail in an action of trespass and assault. The eic eti,on clause in the Writ was against the defendant for trespass and assaulting. the plaintiff's wife, and h av i ng cr i m i na l conversatimi with - tier. The Court said, that this was substantially within the mewl ing of the Judge's order, being a writ fur trespass and assault, that the latter part NV:LS mere surplusage. Lute discharged. The other business of the day was uninteresting. POLICE I .. , :TELLICF ENCE. ' • BOW-STREET.- MURDER.—Yesterday mornim; Mr., BLAME received 'ink •formation of the. coilceatinent of a man of the name of . • Conelius Crirwley; wfwas'ehargedWith the wilful murd e r o f Creorge.Dixon, in 'consequence of which the INi azi:itrate dis -I.atehed Salmon and Care to apprehend him; they iuund hiia in bed with a woman he cohabits with, at a house in I'ye street, Westminster. An examination afterwards took place before the seine Ala6strate add Mr. NAitE. It appeared fly the evidence, that a dispat,t tool: p aL relative tet.ts between the tr.isuner and the deceased, when the turner strode the latter several blows With a poker, of the wow; ds , caused by which he died: The pris - Jher was etsimoiLid to Newgate fur trial. Catherine Hall wa's detained to.give cvi dence, she not being able to procure bail for her appearance. HATTON-GARDEN. • . James. Grcig, a Daher, ip Mid-street, wils yesterday finel 151. for bread short of ‘veight, and 5!. loixing po tatoes with the tiotir , (which he. said was a common practice), malting altogether 201. QUEEN-SQUARF, •. • Dem?! Blackburn, of Carnal)y-inarliet, Samuel Saunders, Of Faueoubridge-court, and Ann .illeorn, of Wyclt-street, were severally sunnnonen on wfortnations for 'tile works, on the I ith nrstant, contrary to the Statote of 7 William, and cinivicieti in the penalty of 5/. each.ana The 2c; Dragoon Guards are ordered to e.uburk, frOm Exeter to Bristol, and :ire to be repla by the Ist oons. Six Cour) • ;L" the. Royal Africa; Cores, now 'at Scbegol and Sierra Leone, are prdere 1 to pro ceed to. the Cape o! - Good Ilope.; the t 4 lei. Ciqu. Paul" of uw , Rtigime:it arc to remain.at G free. Detachments of the 17th Light DrawY)ils, from 'thy Cavalry DepOt at ;Maidstone, and of he dis banded 3:i :Bd.ttalion 55th Foot at Sheer,less, are ordered to the Isle of Wight, for the purpose of proceeding to the East Indies.