The Sun. — London, England, 1814-02-19 00:00:00

idN‘ ~- s• t y. r~ / ti.vi 13 tit r-)694.] , l'lliv,AT/i.E-11.0YAL.,.ThrttRY-LINE. . 4 /N ) ' A * ' •" 1 - ' I RESENT EVENING, Feb. 19, their 1•0.,. • -. , i , '-' ,l “-= serviutA ,"viti pevform the Teagedy 4 4 'lll 0 ; ,i':-/N't; Rl(} ART) THE THIRD: • e -- ` - '"'"Qt.:ter, Mr. .K.ean ; 1.,-..triy Anne, Miss Boyce. Atter whieh a liraulatie tiliutch,„ called • 'T7• - ' , -.• • • , Af t Lit 1),Y,(,...h e A OOP. liter trhich t"4-fli time) a m..' Blliet Minim, called' I,dl N,T • LEA NDER. AND LEONORA. . • 11er . : °,11(1 aY., King Richard the Third ; with Harlequin „.._ _ - TlitATlir, 'IIOYAI ; CO'VENT-GA.Z:DEN.. IL ' - ' - L 1 ' ) ftg . ,... ! 1 _, , ':‘ , 11 1 , ,EVEN.ING; . Reb.. 19:, xvill , - --ts; ta Ter(ttrilled ;.rch. timej a' I lew Comic Opera, in 'rhree ',ed:- :,:- ~ •. - ' . 7 . . . • I ) ,ti n ' ' I ; z • TP F FARMER'S , WIFE. • . , ,'i 4 . , i1 )41 Pe1 .- fo ' ruq'rs, ', 4. Fawcett,and Miss Stephens. !;,, To r:liic:l will lad's.dae4, . . S., .qtt_li . . I ALADDIN. .` 'lii , „4 d aY, .41. s You Like) It; ..ith tflailcquituand the • '., . .sotiNG 't_'• A - 1"1 . LE t' Eipiv. '' ' - 01tb - '. ...' . . . -,., - ~' -' ‘ ( -4111XtEttVILLIii!.-, .A, - N N,U.Ai.4.51110 NO 41 . ts;i 0-,t1:174E, si,i - -.R.rt.. : ,,, f j or the EX.HI VLTIQN of WORK t,,,::,,F.,„ . fel, 'tint; e" .- Sh. l ...eic of C.loi.liS3cC will tie ` h'elci' in! 1 , 1 „ 4,l,,,,, l '_'"it'Etir.:)!'.;rin, Itli;:(...+.sweit =.3 Die*, I io! . eioh ,7:itileNif, i 'cf. . '1; . ",, 4, ;ill d ii . Sei d ay, .. I) ei ri g the •I`tir and. tli-cri. .Ifrerclp -4 114 : . ' . .rfl.. ,si.e j ,4l,, only, instvzti of Leer. for each,Plieplium„ .... \..._:_,.. :. . 2:L. :_:_ L:_ " "' reu ~ • ' . ": ~ i., .. ! :! : . , 4 . .. , , „ ~„ ___,_!. - , LEcToREs u N friE ' TIETH.' ~;.PitiLLER, Sitrgeon-Dentist to ter oyal ~.,),,:.,,,,.ighn,„tife Duchess of York (Pupil and Suecessor 1 . 7“3. 41 .`e Mr. iLloOr) will- (.;QAIMENCE on THURSDAY; (fir'll'''' ' at! 11-.41-nabt. Five in the: Evening, a COURSE of li,l'....‘ i tt ,r', B 3 „riop' l l ai Ain.::, the SIT.' UCTE4tE,'DISEA SAS, and: li t 'illAti6 4 L ( ' , N , on the fEETI-1. These' Lect.t!res ase i a,con 7 tc 4 e4 h cl those which-laad,..during many Fears been de iltrkr7 Air. Nloctr y Terms One Guinea the Course. Fur-. Pee, ~:r colars. may be known at his house No.;;; Palsgritve it':,ll4l::9l't Pl.;.tbAr. - The , 2 &Edition, hitch , published„afilr, ...'ssay on the reetri; °maybe had of 'Uir ntir'W(icid, Fleet ..‹.:}rulon, and Bliteli-, -Edinburgh,' price 6s. L, ----- )ii ‘C rT.ERY OFFICE, No. 1, HOLBORN BARS. ANST • COMI; & -PERRY are . - selling _TIC 'te jj,rti a.n4 SHARES in a variety of Numbers at the 1 k , 44 4 4 ,"1ce for the SMALL LOTTERY, which be t zin 4 4. 0 44e 4t-of- NE C r - MONTI-14Match), containing Ato; l7 '" of 20 0001 besi des 00 other Capitals, and only ri ck . t - • vir~r4 s. le ollab and: -be to remind theie Er ends that s erry g - • , is the Corner.J-.louse, tlo&horn Bars, wLero was efki—rptice TiTie: Of 61. N 67-1483; flu 7 1 9,`,2901 teties:'. in vleren Shares; bein g . ihe la; ,, est. Prize b `Ldi ' • . . ... -: • N ------. . . °'`i CORNHILI., and No. 9, CHARING-CROSg• P it) ' .818 U, s,,A.Soiin 4-r Tickets, and Shari for 'the. th e Sio NEXall LOT M TEiti"of 6nil 8,000 Ticleti; to be Drawn • q Th th " T ONTH. SIN' H olders of out4tandinz Prizes e col change de t)ftett"' brin g thetollir Payn:e,:i - . Eange abovetothe 1 s, )there ,he. sold, iii the last year, 4 .;'••Prizes 0t . .....L20,000 2 r'iZeS 0f.....L2,000 •-. • 10:000 4 -• • • • 1000 8000 G 4 .. . - • 1 000 8 - ..... • 'OO ttne Ncli•”±nes of the Lottery may l ;t: !mad . . g...rat ' is, and all Pakit_iii t•,-.l,nhlie Funds transacted With - fidelity abd'iisl. 4 T. lIISH, at i•f:. ' 4' CORNIELt, or 9, I-...„ ..._ _ t r°4 - ' l----- \., A li c ) S111 7 and Co. . Stock- Br6kers , . 21, :4I ticklio Willi, respectfully beg leave to return t.heir:,grate ' n, 4l ";i t• td the - Public;- foe - tilt!' extensive - Pa -°',lt) be - .ey I - n" ‘• s . , )e-ienced, ::id ure ( happy tukin, • l iirt ce th e L , I.re hitherto exi . ,.. . NI,. Qtle wi .'Petition, in a prc-emineni degree,. of the good 111. r 4e . "telt 1114 4ttended. the Pl.trcilitiel.3' of..Tieltets and riei jUst 4l 4 ll . l eir ()thee, having shared and, Sold., in the Lotte 'lashed, I\o. 213 - L ?.0,800. . • . 3; , 284... .1,1,120 3,934 io,oboo - 3',6q.O - ' • ile 4 i d 448 p 1 1'1) l 7OOO , . i,:i ti zes o , f - 5001, ~.' uol 2001: &c. a n d El i e Afoney paid .2•lo ‘ .,eiY ••, Acl i .,," l 'l-rt And' Co. hal'e oa Sale, in'Tickets and Shares, a - iiiebV2-vetion . . o f ..(..-liii ,prives - 191:, the enluilig Leutry, ' . ue g . its Thawing 4thOf NEXT MONTH. .1,,._ ctrutiNto-cr.oss. I • • • N t:itiE X.EC'I7() .gf ,FIONEY ENTED JOHN I). en t " COLTGLIS, "ASTI - INTAS . , and N S-IMPTiQ t Ns-414,s Mi.dicirie is u9.411 - .alled i ,the 'rrs e St and CotisrifnPtlve in'ay 'ielv Rellef; arid; by . due ilfed7Faace, on a ratlic•ai ()ore,: -Th - nie 'whose' Lungs are din- C°4l safe p eAsed by a quantity of the Mat- An'd certain 'opens thellio :ltroi.et:,—leals the soreness of ! the, - irea: - .;t 7 ren?oveS ditti -1,14t5, „ 33 . Expectoratuin, and IY , II ►as Ca ref., ppuo i a. 4ll 4,ive ilffeetions,..so!fatal (414 .I,anrisiti this Country. Medicine was ever So . uniiersally Counterfeit - arid a. few Years ago, tbe ,Wife of the Rev. Robert Teri ° t Peterti o ronoli, ' bad Viearly fallen a saerlAce to' a I ,, i ' d s 'llalsarn of !froney, sold by. a cbcmi-sp and Druggist.. * * will ther e f or e be cariifitl to ask for " Sir Jo . bn.Hili's twA rd S Haney," 'and o b serve tin:. names of " Shaw apd 44,1 are engraveon the Stamp given.v . rith sucb'Buttl. ,;; `4_llolesale d_ and retail,Edwards, No. 66, St..Patd s ; tied • by•S'a tn&r,• difOrd-street ; and Tntt;•Ex -,...„,„'--Price es. 9d.. a1td.9.2 . 5. per bottle. . • _ . . . 4 7•0 ..,---- . . . - t - :1-IT , 7‘.. 1 ' I I' I'"Y reNTilt AND VUI3.LIC. , ~ . V 1 .% , f rOiii W. 1 . )1.1.11"1:0N, 4sq. Sion 7 l-lill, .13:itli, to LooT 'NCENT No. e, Danes-street, Grosvenor-square, 1• 8 4(4 ; " ' 44 - - '' ()' iflaD t 1 ilk •tnysell deficient' in duty to t ot butietv 1 I . • It o withhold my .pUblie testy h ga t i t ea , .)ou, wile GOWLAND'S LOTION, wind) 41 : 4 ee rl - l ' ea f eY °I rt Y°ur ‘ the administration of it in a casC. er ~,, , , ptr urine by 1 A y„7 Ati roof. , i 't)ei i 1g gentleman, aged about seven years, son of a Co b-i'.)ll' t t l the a rruY, was aillicted with a virulent and' sore ertip -rtite.cie couiplaint resisted various : apidications froni the ti,,tl„ consultation of three phy6icians of ejninence, and con l'Ltd, tO grow worse under the regimen, prescribed, when a it . 'f W b° had rteeiVe4- It titre of a very bad case Of Scurvy in. 4). 11 . ( c ‘ e „,, ( " 1 several years. standiiig,hy your .GOWLAND'S .'dpli e 4 ‘; re contine4id e d a trial of the setae rented — lt was tir ree urni er aly own inspection—the disease gave.wayand trd,,,lu4ts of your Lotion iierformed a radical cure of a tits-. 'led bad been of about - four years duration, and had I tssi,, . t be skill of several, physicians_ eminent in their pro ,. V r your GOll,llllll conviction of the above cure I recommended d isa • 1 NIPS t.orriol,; to a lady 'whose face exiliaittd a re l y awJr4be eraptioo (evott large pustules, and as. one Lied itne,',4(l,4her aplit are ' d,) so MuLti .so as to prohibit her going e ti a - c ul P a nY* pint of your.GOWLAND'S I,o'l'loN-effect- ur.etatashe is nuw free from ei - t!ption. I "anti Mooom, BLc. k S lil h WI I :LI A:NI DRAYTON. ,I. s ' .il Mrs.. Vincent (Sole Proprietim of Dr. Go'Wland's 4-iie6,l ',4'...eeipt) .No. $, Davies-street, Grosveuor-square : ;, k 44 (1 p;" . , 1 . (1 Co. No. 150, Oxford-street•; Newbery and Sons, w.6lu,ati.ls,- St.: Paul's . Church-yard ;. Dicey ' and .Sutton, 'Peet.. I,urch-Yard ; ,Barclay, Fleet-market ; and by all the re -1 CI & '')"., Vtnders oiGe "ti'.-N1 • litine itiEuroPe, in - quar t s , '.. (1 tnt , n ?' - I ' " - ~ i , s „1-.55. bd. haUlit ut, ?...s. uu. . _ . . ..-'' . . , . , .. , '* . - 2... -, 0 .„ . V A ...-", ( r i ::: ,: ri„ , „.... ,s, ...-„,.....5.-2-i . , *k e.. 1.1. . , . ..i 4Z , 1 . .. , ;i . ~,E r, 4. 'O r _, e 'LC'. : ... a,..., ...A4 t ' f , • S.A_ U 14A Y.. FE Jit kJ /A_ I T I:). i DISTRESS IN GERAIA\ Y. • A BOUT Einitt Years 250 1 the CALAMITIES occasioned by the War in different Piti;./VINeES of i GEpIANY gave rise to a SC/BSc:REV rioN,•and the Forma tionctif 'a:COMMITTEE in London, to relieve the Distiessev on the Continent. By the generosity of the British Public, and with the aid of several respectable Foreigners, resident hi this'eonntry,. the sutn'of nearly 50,0001. wasremitted to the Continent, which rescued 'multitudes of indlviduals•audfainilies from the extre mity of distress, and t ;le very brink of ruin. The Committee received; both - from GerinanY and •Swtden, i - the most satisfactory: documents, testifying that.the various . sttioo, which had been transmitted, hod keen re,;eiveda,nd gon scientiously distributed ; but at uo period since the existence of this Comniittee, ha s th e M as s of- ev e r y ki n d o f misery been so great, in the contitryto which their attention was first di-, zected.. Never has tic cry of the distressed 6e4initill for held been so urgent, their aplictit to British benevolence so press ing, as in the present moment. - Who could 'Taff the reports the dreadful conflicts which have. taket Viacein CittrmaltY, di.{.trig•the last eventful yesr;. of the wany sangiiiparN battles folig,ht in Silesia, Lusatia, Bohemia, Saxony, Brandenburg, other parts ; and peruse, the melancholy Ctetuils Mt FtlifiT tor' ;011104 •uneith rifpluil in the adnals; Of: history,. with out the • most iivrly einotioqs ? Who could hear of so wally. thousands 46barous,iy driven from midst •.t.vers ; of sonany villages burnt, cities 'whole plincipalitijs 41e:solafed, and not glow - with.-ardent doire.,.tv as.ast in relieving; distres s , so ruulsifariuus awl, ex tell4i e To alleviation of ;sufferings sa dreadful ;to the rescue df kir felkiwittWri,!tvtai erally ready to perish, the views of this - Cotnmittee-are exeitisi,,,;y directed. _ . . ,Many w4IA-cl44l44ii*ed italicting details of the present distress haviti- been, .un Inc 1-11 h, on the 18;h, on the 2Ali, on the 31st ofjiniaary, and on the Ist of February,.lBl4,-laid • beffire the Committee, it was immediately, resolvi,d, in re-• Rance Ini, the ii:),T,ility of die Ilritisli Publie,torewit. by those posts Eleven 'lila ,;s:11 , 1 'three Hundred PoundS, to respecta •bl neiso‘vs, i.vith direciimis tirf•irrii Committees of distribution at the several places.ttieutisned. : o , Amount already adrertised -, L. 26,561 8 0 i ' Subseriwians since received : • At Messrs. : Doivus,and Co.: Pracd, Mackworth, • Fen. 16. • and Newcombs 100 0 0 Collection at Rev. Mr. John Worsley, • Mr. Clayton's,. at Wood-street,Cheap the Weif4•!lllouse, i 229 6 5 side -, - 10 0 0 er>s C - um- Ironmonger's • Mrs. Aubertin - 10 d 0 panY - - 105 0 0 Miss Aubertin - 10 0 0 Ctillection at Rev. Miss C. Aubertin 10 0' 0 • Mr. Geo. Ruttier, Miss M. A,ubertia 10 ,0 0 Fettor-lane - 56 0 0 X. Y. Z. - •- 30 0 0 A Friend, :pet 2dr. A young Gentleman • ' Ite;gaer 5 0 0 from Sweden • - 5 0 0 Mrs: t.Tnwin, Reding:- Rev. Daniel Wilii;ans 1 0 0 haul - . • - 10 0 0 Francis Barnard,Sans, . William Shr - L,bsele 5 5 0 aid Robarts - 105 0 0 ..TJ R. - -• ' - 1 8 0 .las. Lowtiirop. Esq. 20 0 0 T. Baru - - .1, 1 0 Mr. Henry ll..ylyn 10 10 0 : Mrs. Burn - i- 1 10 J. Burnt)), Esq. - 5 0.0 Edniutui Yates, i - ,F.1. P. toinbauld, Esq.. - 10 (0 0 . Bury, Lanelshire 50 0 0 Wm. Woodyer, Esq. Messrs. Henry and • Holborn-bridge 2 2 0 W. Fielden, Biacii Messrs. John Gore & burn . - - 50 •0 0 Co, Bank . = 106 0 0 Jthtn Bateman Cbat- • 0 15 0 •• • tents, at Barclays 10 .0 0 J•ihn Josh and Peter Anthony Brongh,Esq. sclioeffer ' • 1 11) Clapham Common. 10 0 0 William Carton . 1 1 0 Stanley Howard; Esq. 5 0 0 Mrs. Langton - • 2 , 2 0 111egsrs.Charlesson& Trio juucta in thin 5 0 0 • Son , - - JO 10 0 Mrs. Hoare, lliclien- • Messrs. Giles and Slot 50• 0 0 ham - - 1 1 0 . , 'lnverh'isrevis -•• 5-0 0 - Adiuhai sir John Col- At Mes'srs. Dorrien and Co. poys - - ' 5 0 0 Geo. Field AO Sons_ 30 , 0 0 Messrs. Crowder, La- • , Brant and Delannuy 50 0 0 vie, and Garth 50 0 8 •JOhn Mello, Esq. 10 10 0 —M. T. - - 1 1 0 • At-Messrs, Giyii,biiiis., —T. P.• - - 1 1C . „ : • , . and Co. George 1. - )eliima . and , Kilgour,, Savage, and Son - - 25 0 0 `Scott ' - - 20 0 0 Colleciidn at Surrey ' Ond wbo admires Ger- . Chapel, per-• Rev. • • lama:44les -2, .2 0 Rowland Hill ,380 1G 11 Sangster and Atkin- Surrey Chapel Sun.: ' 'ton . • •-- • - 20 o 0 day School, ditto. 7 1 1 Mr 4. Hertel - . 10 0 0 Schpol of. Industry • At Messrs. Flopkinsons. ditto - - 012 0 Feb. 4. Mr. Newth's School, J. B. - - - 4 4 0 1 ditto •• - - 110 0 Colleetionsin Uhurch, • From the .Ward of and at various, , ';.:na--, • Trinity, .of tile ; 4eelsi.and from indi-• City of Bristol, - =2'2 •14 2 ditto - 20 0 0 Nle's , Lawson a nd • D. fur Relief of Ger- Williatus 10 10.0. mans. , 5 0 0 A Friend 7 , 5 p 0 Finhicriptions received at the Bars of the City of London Tavern; LlOyl's Cod - et-house; Stock Exchange; abd at all' , . the Bankers in town and' oesnntrvi. 14.. H. MAR lsoc re t LUKE I.IOWAItD,,,J BRITISH 'PAIN"r MANUFACTORY, Gi, QUEEN . ST:REET,. LOI.S"OC/N. . UP Co: most resiiestrniir inform the thattehiy continue to p!...pM , e the Cheap 'SIPE NETRABLE PULNTS.at the following. Prices, viz..: Invisible Crseoi - tii;s.;'D'avh Green . 7C,.; ant Olive Green 11 , 25.. per c‘t;t:;—fine deep • Green Is. Gd. to 2 , N. 'per lb.;—Slate, Lowl,.antl Stone Colour, 665.; Chocolate 565,; or-likown, Paint 425.; tiaul White Paint 608. per cwt. &c.—Prepared Oil to thin them for use, 7s..per gallon.. • • 'These Paints are very ornamental, and may be applied with advantage to :all purposes of useful painting, both inside and outside, where a ,baodsome appearance, durability, aud.eco nnrny are cori;ideraiions ; hut for • Parli Palings, OutLbnild ings, Si,ucco and Pfaister Fronts, Iron and Wood liailing;they 'are peculiarly adapted, as they resist the effects of Weather in an astonishing degree.. Uptoj► and Co. hare also to acquaint the Public that they prepare Coal Tar BroWn of two kinds, riz..coinnion Coal Tar Brown at 18s. per cwt. and - refined Coal Tar Brown at 925.' `they:are both .applicablestathe-covering rough Fencing, Po- Woather Boarding, and Wood,,under Ground or Water, for which fast purpose the refined Tar Brown is parti- CtliariVrecotoniended, as it is itlissoluble - in Water; it also dries hard, arid isof a very good colour. ~it Painters' Oils, 'Colours; Rod Byashes ; Linseed Cake for Cattle.--Nlerehaats, Captains, and the Trade, supplied upon advantageous terms., GENUINE MEDICINES. • EWBEICY- and SONS, in St. Paul's F• N Cturch-yVrd, Proprietois. Dr..Tinnes'S arid other valuable . Medicines, inform the Public, that since 'the New Duties, theTr,i,yes,rare.a.y.follow; and lose Avho buy six or more, will have the stamps g ratis ; 'but as many persons mis take the house, They ore clesired to observe, that the Number is 45; four doors from-Cheap3ide. . , s. a. • s. d. Dr, James Pc wder 2 9 Dalby's Carminative.. l 9 Do. Analeptic Pillg Strong Tiuct. of Bark 4 .0 156.Antibilious.Pills 2 9 Iluxham's ditto - DrAustin's Chalybeate 4. 0 English. Coffee 2 9 Dr. Steer'3 Opodeldoc" 2. 9 Essence of Ginger .... 2 9 Do'..(iotivulsion Oil -6 Intilisti's 'Scots Pills .. 1 Do. Calrioniile Drops 1 9 Cheltenham. Salts .... 2 9A- Coltsfoot 3 G Ipecacuanna Lozenges. .1 Sunce's Dentifrice 4 0 Dr. Solauder's Tea 2 9 The Cephalic Snuff 1 1 Henry's .... 2 (7. Loreng - es of Blois I I Maredfini!S Drops .... 5 6 Glass's Magnesia The Eau I\letlicinale Grant's C(nutli ditto .. 6. Rheumatic Powder_ 4 6 Greenoaghq Tinctures - 1 Tonic Pills .... .. 2 9 Ditto Tolu Tozenges '1 1 Dr. Houpet's Pii is . 1. 14 Soothing Syrup , 2 Ample allowance to Mer - ciants,S4., for Httpurt4tiou. OFFICE OF ORD Ard-INi_7E, Jan. 31, 1.813. THE ,PRINCIPAL OFFICERS o f Hi s MA - • JESTi - S 0 aD-V 7 -INCE do hereby ,;ire Xatice, That PropO:gals will be received at their Oji i ce in Pall-Mall,. on • or bt:fore Aionday,the 9.lst day of Fehruarynext,frora such Persons as ,n Ty helcUli!ing to undertake the Supply of CAKE cprvE:t, for Service of this Department for a period of •Thiee Yiars, from Elie Ist May next, deterininable at the ex piration of cote Year, upon Notite of three Months, at the option of either Po-rty. if Specimen of the Copper to Le supplied nay be viewed upon appliation . at the lisass Founder,/ in the 'Arsenal at froulaith: zind further Particulars, together with the TermS and con ditions. it the Contmet, may lie knoWn at the 4ecretary's Offec, aforesaid, any Day between the hours of. Ten and Four o'Cloek, where the Proposals 2anst be , delivered, settled up and indorsed " Proposals fur Cake Copper ;" but no Proposal can be admitted after the said 214 t of February nest, at Twelve v'Clock at. Noon of the same n ! ..:ither will any Tender be noticed, un -I,,ss the Pwrtv otah;ng it, or an t 3 e 4 in his &hay', shall attend. By Order of tilt' Board, R.. 11. GREIF', Secretary. OFFICE OF ORDNA NCE, Feb. g, 1814. TUE PRINCIPAL OFFICEVS iris S ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, That Proposals will be received at tbcir Office, in Pall-Mall, on or before frednesday, the id day. of March next, froM such Persons as may be wieliwg to undcrt4he the Supply of certain Articles of IRONMONGERlicpnsisiing of TOOLS 'bf various Descriptions, for Service of this Depart ment for ti Period of .Three-Yeetrs, determinable at the Ex ptration• of One Year, upon Notice of Three Months, at the Clptait of either Party, Patter2is of the Articles 2iirty Le viewed i7on -Ippfication al the Principal Storekeeper's oj - ice in: ihe' T0n..(1., and far flier Particulars, together the Terms and Cirnditiens of the Contract, may . be known at the Secretary's ?lice, ins Pall-Mall, aforesaid, any .may between the Hunrs of Ten •and Four •o'Cloch, where the Proposals mast be delivered, sealed ap and iml6rsed,"- for Imantongery Touts," but •no Proposal can be adniltted after the said day of • Afetriii, - at Twelve o'doth at , Soon of the 'same Dr, ; neither till any Tender be noticed, unless the Party 'malting it, or an --Igent in Ids _Behalf shall attend. • "By - Orderof the Board, • • •• • - R. H.CRE7r, Secretory. WILLIAM p . MOUNTAIN, . • A SARACEN'S HEAD INN, The best Accomundation•fur Travellers, .490 i..,ii!ttors, and moiierate The following ikis 4 Cotithes, Nl:ail Coaches, tze. sut nut from - • the Saracen's liehd Inn, Snigv-I-Ml. XETiat, Plymouth, Weymouth, Dorchester, ill ,F alrn uth: Dartmouth, and SaliOntry,Ninv!POSteoftell, every 'Morning. at halt pnst Six • o'clock,. through Huniton, Bridport, Blandon!, Basingstoke, and Bagshot. _I4PSTON, Spading, P e terborough, Hosting- d'on,nri+ltoyal Mai! (cinch, sets out Creryncetlit4.—el>o*- . from Boston to Spil%by, Lhuth, Ccriinshy,• and Hull. • BATH and BiI.ISTOL Flying Post-Coaches, through: chippenham, Caine, and Marlboraii., ,, h, every Afternoon ;_ ar'r'ive at Mr. May's, the Greyhound Inn, Bath, afttl,the Lon don-Tavern, - Thomas-street, ;And 'the Swan, ,, Hristol, next Morning,—Coaclies to Wells, Bridgewater, Taunton, &c. . LEEDS new Light Coach,calledThe Rockingliam, sell every Morning at Eight o'cloclii cla - rier'rt6r insides and gods remarkably easy, with a Guard tthrottghotit. Pas, , es tbrough!Stainford, Newark, kiefford, Doy , ea 4 ter., and to the Golden Lion, Leeds, next aus' ;It*.,Noon. NoI - - withstanding the uncommon Expedition o . t . thi.reba::!;, it -is al lowed to lie idle' most ,agfeeithle and comi - tletts Cop. vevauce on . the North Road; being iniequalled i t apeoanno Illation by ac y other. KENDAL, Lancasttr,' Preston, KirhY-Lonsc!,itei Baton, Cliorlay,'Ori/d4kirk, scut Garstang Poit-Cnaches; 'ever; After-, nouo;at.Five . GLASGOW, Lonrown, (s Breen, . I .•inun, Dumfries, Brownhill,-Thornhilf, Santa(jl•ir•,..itn, etui all p ar t s Caluperdown Coach Newraitte and couch, ikerform . ed: with ktirtard throughouL, sets out every. Alortring , at half sr clock, by way Of• Newark, hetford, Tadcaster,. Dar 'lflfgtotti Northaiirrton, Darharn, Nlorpeth, mid Berwick. Passengers findinz• thinuselvesi.fatigueil from the length of the journey, may rest what time they please, and then.pro ''ceed on without any additional Fare. 3. Clark, the Black F. was), Loney-street, YOrk, runs COaciw,s to Sunderland, Scarborough, %V bithy,•and othcrpiaces.. -. • BRIDGENORTH and Walsal new Post-Coach, every . Evenings v , . . :.- I.WEnPOOL Post Coach, to carry four Irmides, sets out erery!Morning,,through-Lutterworth, H •Cross, Hinckley, 4therstone,. 'Taaaworth, Litchfield, I.lllesztiorp, Knutsford, Wirrington, N;tirtlifThiptoti, and' Danstahle. CARLISLE; Penrith, - and Whitehaven, Post-Coaeli,-goei with Four flors•es, tiled a Guard all the way. 'Passes through rot tg, h, ./1 ppleoy, Greatalwid , ge, itiehmund, Catf NVethechF, Aberford, Donca'ster, add Oran . tham (the twitrest way by 18 Miles); sets out' every MOrning,. and 4perfornas tiro journey with - the ,'greatest facility'. 'Prlo, senors detained on the Road . by business or pleasure, have the peculiar advantage of their Seats being secured in the net - Coach. • , • WAKEFIELD Post-Coach, every Morning, at half-past • etIESTER, Newport, WhitC:llllTil, Tarporlcj, Nantwich, NirthWiCh, and Miadlewiati, Post-Coach,' every Evening,. as Five o'clock. SUNDERLAND, Stockton, and Yarm, new Coach, every Moiriing, to the George Sunderland. MANCHESTER, Congleton, Newcastle, Walsaf, and WolverharoptAnt,Post , .Cuach, every'Aftertioon. Guarded-. SHREWSBURY, Wellingtori and Shillual, Post-Cbach, the Prince . of Wales`; tp the - Britannia, 'Shrewsbury, 'every Eveffing . at Five o'clock, Guarded. • • •• • • SHEFFIELD and Rotherham Post-Coach, called the,Rebli itsgtiarn, every Miming. • SOUTHAMPTON; Winchester, Alresford,- and Alton 'Coach 'every Evening.: • • - • BIdMINGHANI ',Mercury Post Coach, with a Gnard, sets out ever-Afternoon, and reaches Birnainginan next day , at Noon. rases by Oxford, - .Enstai and. ShipStbne, to the Saracen's Bead, Bull -street, and Castle Inn, Birmidgbant; ' BIRMINGHAM, \Warwick, and Leamington, • New Post Coach,. eveLy Morning. HULL - Northcave, Howden, Thorn, and Doncaster, Post- Coach, every Morniit half-past,Six o'clock, to 'the' Hui.) and Sun Ion; .Myton-Gate, HUB,' • • • IiEWEFORD, Ware, Hoddestion, and . Chesl;uut Coach, • very . • I'6I , TENHANT and'Edmontort Coach, Dally; at. Half-past Ten, Halt-past Two, Halt-past Four, and Half-past Seven o'clock. 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Ili viugtous, St. Paul's Church-yard, raSHE FIRST PART of this WORK, price Bs. The r,•hole will be comprised in- Sixteon Parts, publiAl- NI Monthly, forming together'3 Vols. 4to. Compiled by the Rev. E. W, rAKER, Rector of St. Cani:erbury, And containing' a Draught of the history of all Nations from- the Creation to the Peace' of Paris in 1763, wither so diffuse as to discourage a Reader from attempting- its perusal, or so concise as to leave him ignorant of the story of any civilized part of the Earth, , while the notice particu laily taken in it of the moral dispensation, Of - which timacthe Theatre, will render the Work peculiarly interesting to the serious investigator ofthe History of hi s own S pec i es. j Orders for Parts nifty he given to any Book,vller itl Town or Country, and Sobsc4tions of .5 Gniweis, paid im mediately, for the whole Work, will be received at 21,.ssrs. Gosling's and Sharpe's; Fleet-Street, and at the Publishe'r's, where those. SUbscribers' who have not yet complied with the Conditions of the Work in paying their Subscriptions before the Ist of January last, are requested now to pay them. • CHILBLAINS, SPRAINS; RHEUMATISMS, &e. DR. STEERS'S .OPO.DELDOC:h as b een l ong established, from its superior excellence in the above anal othei external Complaints;•and its • celebrity has gi-vert rise to a variety of Counterfeits, • whiCh are now effeied for sale in almosteveryStreet.and Town in thF Icingdom. They arc in general'conipO'sed of ingredients so,l;ase, as to produce little or nootfect, thereby deceiving those who expect relief: and they arc wrapped up in Directions uearly Copies of thirst of the Genuine Opodeldoc, in which the names of Dr. of Charing -Cross, and 'Mr. Newbery,Book!ieller, o; St. Paul's Church=yard, persons not. in existence, aft niudeuseof, witit the intent of more readily defraudingunivaty. PArcbusers i As it is therefore become necessary to obviate s,uch,ikupositioni, which are practised evin in houses of ,ceming respectability, the Public will becareftil to ;isk for thel;enuitte sold:•.bn F.•Newbery. and Sons, in.:it:Jim:3:s chitrelt-yard, Londojk.;:and they will olisoi-ve; as the only inn L. anti.t,n ticity,,rhat the words, '' Newbery, N0..15, St. fait's a.. engraved in the-Stamps. - • • ' • ta I IORD'S ORIG ~ INAL PECTORAL . RETtiOVNDi art eic g „ ll t.Pre,traio,i ii,ort , hat ~crll-111 own Herb ; it has olitd111.1""tl i te p bu yond prtcetfent) for the Cure tfiVeleFahove, Complaints, of which - t l•ie authenticity cap be asoettained,i . by •apklicat ion at most of the . respectalAe Veu M ders of edicine, ip I 'a Cities nd Towns ill ile Ktriptim t ttrb p'opolurity',.,:i ' e nd elfects of this invaluable Medicine need no superfluous coin meats, :the extensive demand proves its, superiority as a ' lc Medicine to give m iniedilite relief. Thel'ul>lic,eill fpease.! . to obServe it cannot be genuine, tlilliNS ea - ch - bottl..: is thcloiediti :an Atlida7it, attested at the Mansiiin-house, Loa don, ndie,7th, 1 . 405 ; and signed in his own hand. Sold ip butt les at I.os. 6d.' , ls. Gd 2s, 9d. and Is. 9d. paell a EdwarAs, F. Ne,vber,• and Son,' Church-yard; S.;tton,.liew Chttrch.i , Ard.; Barelay arid Sops,. ; .101111 EJVAUS, 4204411g-litllLit;Johnston, Greela'at ryet.„. Soho; Sauter,. lap; Oxford-street ; , Green, Ilarbicats Weston - . Lna.l ; by the - only I'voprietor, R. Ford' - C well , tc-rrace, near Islington, 41\nm lkirbitan a.sd ,by ll... Bu tler, London. , . THONIAS TAYLOR., LS 'l. No. 9, New Bridge-street, Loniko.l HONQURED.SIa, - Edinb • urgh, March 18. I BEG leave to inform you, 'that:t - :vei• since the year 1790, I had been alllicted;with* the Loos VOleCeet ; fc,:m - itltibstinately resistineYerreormse of medicine prescribed - by the most eminent of t4e tiaculty here, rut(' nu... dergoing several severe courses salivation, and ;.vice. Charged.from the Hospital with little,relief; would appear to be of the most ini-eterate nature. In the spring of htstlyear niy.disorder had got to such a head,. as , nearly to put a period to my existence-4 had_a large ulcer on tbe.crowii of me head, one on each arm, and my' legs were broke out in a frightful manner; my'rigllt was dreadfully painful, , and hail been% in a state of uleeration.for the last seven years; my left had,als© two large'nodes on it, was very much discoloured, and gave me such excrociating pain, particularly when.warm in :lied, as nearlyto - depriye me of rest ; in thin lamentable stag, I was recommended by Mr. J. Thompson, (who , receircal so •great a cure by.them . 'here), to take votut,Leakes Patent Pills, which I began to do on the 2Gtb of May ; in the' Coarse of a fortnight I began .to rc'ceive .benefit—JO 'elan a nititittv the ulcers on my head and arms were sontuliy-he*ll— after, the sores on .uty legs 'pealed 1v: 41 71 4H.4. j tow _ ever, considerable discolouratiun to th,.. skin, and 'pain.7ll the bone of the left, which, by the bles4ing Of God, -and'friittle longer perseveranc. , .in, your invalu&de Medicine, sublided ; the nodes dispersing, the skin regatoing.itS nat.dral' hue, and the nocturnal pains gradually going , :ff.ttlius" te4 . 3atitei, by your iiberrl advice and medicine, perfectly 'free from-all my iortuer complaints—have recovered-my former spirits: and strength, and sin become ,iolly.and fat, in which state lupins contioneduranY mOnths to the astonishment of all who hue tv Vie, 1 our at ; s loss in what,terins to express my grlifittle,but beg yOu; for ,the • good• of other suffering mortals, tO.make this my case as public as possible, as I. shall on :every Ocza sion; in so doing you will greatly oblige, Sir; `your grateful, obedient; very humble servant; •• . • o . . ALEX. muitutt. Swann's Close; High-street, Edinhursh, 'Witnesses to the above cure:— • John Thompson, Na. 3, New Poultry Market, Edinburgh; John M'lntosti,-Old Assembly Clow, EdW.Airgh.; -Prepared and sold by the sole Proprititor, THOMAS TAY LOR, Member of the Royal College of 'Snrgeons, at his house, No: 9, New Bridge-street, London; ,where; OPor ,a constant residence of more than 38 years; in a practice parti -eularly directed to the cure of Venereal Complaints ;01a thjise incidental' to the Parts of Generation; with'that inviolable secrecy 'which men -of his profession•stioold always observe its such-teases, he flatters himself the advice. and -as,istaace gratuitously udininisters to persons taking this Medicine, will be esteemed, by a discerning- Puhlic, as an advantlge 'Seldom attainable, a. d void of all-ambiguity. Also sold, b his appointment, far the convenience of•t hole living at a.distance, at the Perfumer's, N. :35,, St. Arian's street, Pall-,pall; the Toyshop, No. 103, Oxford-..treet"; Mr. Disborongler., Na. 7, Viih-street-hill; Mr. lkt:iter's, South bridge, Edinburgh; Mr. M'llontild, Jeweller, Glasgow ; Mr. Callwell!s, Dublin; and by ora, person in over). - considerable town in .Great Britain and Ireland, in boxes oronly eacti, stamped, and sealed up 'with full and plain direci ions, whereby persons, -of either sex iniq cure themselves With ease, speed, secrecy, and safety. N. 13. Every Box sold in Great-Britain is sealed up with Stamp, on which,- by"favour of the Commissioners, is printed, at the Stamp - aylnr, No. p, New Bzidge-street— to imitate Ns Bich is Felony, and all others a-re c,)ttaterfei. vviotyze/ n ;: , \ .Z.) .., , ..T ., ‘,.., ,, ._ : til ,, _.. , • .„. 4 7,,,,,,,„.1 ... 4 .7 - , ;•; ..17 ''.1 + atO:ar, -, • , Ii• ‘ ,