The Sun. — London, England, 1814-10-15 00:00:00

/ rs. _, _°~, 4 '4l- 0 . ,1 1 6,98] RENEyER ACT.ED.' IWYA.L. DRURY-LANE. EVENING, Oct. .15, Iheir ervants will perform anew Comedy, Tri Five . k; , 11., 1 1 , "tl' a ?.. 1 11, T HUS RUNS THE WORLD AWAY. ie . ter s ......m r. rope, Mr. Dowton, Mr. Love ' "'"" kits • i l, stan,' .Mr Wrench Mr. I in.ghes, Mr. Bar . Ice . rev s Mrs. Barlve, Miss IcL-11y, and Mrs. gte 4 t spolten by Mr. I.•Wallacli ; the Epilogue * llic4 by Mrs. Glover. 1 0 , . I ' l he added, the Melo,Tlrttutatie Romance of Woo D I ! ' r teßkhard tint Third j , with Of Age To , n• • IP - • ROI AL, COVEN - T -GARDEN. U• A EVEN IN G, • Oct. 17, be Pe r j, ° 4,.*d th e Tragedy of , !qr. ItO NIEO AND JULIET. f, i ° 2w4Y; audi Miss O'Neil, being her appear,anee in that Character. , lle added, the new. Melo-Drama of • THP Volt EsTIIO 4 SDY. \'' ' 4 The Abid of the Mill ; with The Finest of 1 , 1 „, (:.;!;19,/(t.,-1(. EXCHANGE ; 'TI,VOSI-10PS;!:%1-eet:11-'s ,Sweetin-' -nerds ;. and 71 - MEE 'Pt 1011 . - ie t:tlT l t N iaN i. llg : 3 per Cent. Cons;ls.—'n, be SOLD hy "7 Mr. Cl-IA MPNEY, at the MART, &lento kt-V--"? " 1, THURSDAY, 2.7 th OCTOBER, 1814, at ''Y Order of the Assignees, tl iat • I. , t xtensive, well-k now n, su bst an ti a l, lye v! 1 nab le LEASEHOLD PROPF,JITY, com ts;!:,-a • i,, • i.ock Exchange, T w o Sh o p s , N o s. 3 an d 9, Couriting-lionses and e .Office , rhich ver y i mpor t ant an d hi g hly desnaihe ttf iu WI t a few yards' Of the Royal Exchange 1;4 144 :4 •14,1411 d, and pc-nliarlf eligible. ior public ot held' It; the Drapers' CopanV for an t°fs9 year u s utt m from Michaelmas, 181.1,7 at the 0 11'0ttn;:nuir Iltindred PoUnds per annum, and let to rc thaatic; at wiil, th mwil rts a:ting together to lgvitto,,-!ne Hundred and Eighty Pounds p e r annum ; N it tare TI housand P o unds, Thr ee -p e r Cent. Con- Annuities, invested in the names of the rdtyll p 4nY and the,Lessee, as security Tilt. ittF-paytuent ( "lance of covenonts.—To be viewed, by ) 1. (sll-17Peetive tenants, until tho sale, from 10 till . 'Ys excepted), with tickets only, which, with 0,4441iCY . ,be bad of Mr. Champncy, Basing-lune; '!ttie s , " A NI of MessrS. Dettnetts and Greares, xi - Antis yard, Coleman-street, and Lincoln's rsrs• Crawl v'e and Garth, Solicitors, 1' ae t , Old Jewry; and at tne'olart. 44 • - 134 l IA I 1M aUN . MOUNTAIN, , t 'es .CEN 's Ac ce .. LAD INN, London, Lthic_ matodation for Travellers good Beds, • p o ' s Liquors, and moderate Charges: ''s • ! . oaclies, Mail Coaches, izz:st out from , • a t ,, cen's H cad Inn, Snow - -Hill. • L'L'lli.(h All es • UNION Post . Coach; foOr u, '-' evt " )• After - Anoo _ .er noc,t.,throur,ii Dorcliester,lllaUd- Weyntitalt next day, Vii" S 4 t (' the P ', lckt arriY" c ; sail to , uernse.y,•Jersey, Cher 'll",,l„,ts ro . in .Clierhottrgh ta Pari s . is a tqW ..nz‘.‘ 7.. l ‘4.,, he t st i ct , nd clra pest till vel I i tiglto Paris. cst Coach, four lr.snles only, 4-4 , 11 . 7 . PI nine o'clock, thrbughtcrawley "ayeaat' , . .4 1.411?4 . 44i ii tyey:i.iout t, r, ra;,;:tl c r, litlt Si. , " Woo "3, New Post Coa,i; every Niorn'tiv IN - q(1, tirrungli s ltig.Stolie, and Bagshot. r . ;;:t. t 1?, )4 1 ' , 4 1 - : 4 l) E , ..Peterburotigh, Stiiton and Huntino•- ~INk - a. , Sl,l l °ad , ' sets out every Evening.-- 1 -ConcCe.s 1 110 ;, Louth, Grimsby, a lid • +.1,111. • ll l lll,. 4 (.ai itt r ei , Flying Post-Coaches, through ,thaenlAlarini,roug- Lath, Afternoon Greyhound Inn, Lath, and the Lon neet, and. theßristol, next, ‘t a 7Gi a . l 7 , Li• • ol l ) . , Vells,BridgeWater Taunton & ; tt lo, kol t Nl, .g. act...p..1;16 i ht , called The Ito ' e• - •u,= o - se c ts ' out . _arries i j (les only, , e s 7 with Guard throughout. Passes q oide lN , Retford,l)oncaster, and F(.r ry ‘ ,„ 1 _ , 1 ) 4 .11 )n, Leer{e, next day at ' Noon. Nbt- - t t l e t ,r 6 _12.1 . ti , 0? Ex peditiatt of this Coach, it is and complete Public Con. • "•°a( l , being unequalled in accoisituti itil l tb ul t Kirby-Lon 21oltOtt, 1( a p),; . „ e k te ,7 - . 'lLl,C ., sarst atig Post-6,acheso;veiy Alter ),l,ll ( 1 , , 1," Guarded. ti i k t C htl i ktt t Gretna-Green, Aarran, Dumfries' t ' N ' t nriiihar-Kiln, ‘. l l l - r d , o.. r wn ( Dad y) 1b 6 ) 1;41 '"t2 • 1, .t .u -oti: " . nets Coa It, performed at hall ts-b,ii.tt4t,t-liki.l-. ?ay rt.Ne - Wrirl - Ite tv t -c f(?,•(1, adcaster, Dar ,D.nrha'nr,:Aforpeth, and Borwi. 1 ti, 14 (; 1 11 1 4 y • • ) seires fitionred • the lengthof %, • e st tom what time they please, and- then pro r.su, Fare. (lark, 'the Black (las Coacher:to Sunderland, uP, ( ‘ N1k1,... d other places. -Walsal new Post-Coaeh, , every Dust , to tarry four Insides, sets out -. 2 ,ter worth, High Cross, itici.lev• 1111estliorp,• hitehaven, Post-Coach, goes (1111 i the way. Passes through • etb: ~ Richmond,Richmond,C•Atlcricli, r erim t v s - a , Aherford, Doncaster, and Gran _ 3 •4; . ?• Z . es), sets out every Morning - , ativ, o , r ) the lia t ‘ , yit i lt tire . greatest facility. 'd their 1! , -asiness or pleasure, have Vii`q.l) .r Scats Iseing secured in the , • Ne oach, etery Morning, at L.ilf-past Ar t • igdi ewc.i litchurch, Tarporley, NOntwich, I post-Coach, every Evening ) as C e .'teekto r t rt. n t s - and lo.rm new Coach, • cl V 1t,.1, 1 c-- 'ln, sou(le. • ,•Insfow, f wd ' ; .• I Newcastle,lValsal, k 4 1.1. 1 4' 4 14 WLacn, every After tIrJOII. - GIO &Li. CollinX~t_on and Skitfnal, Post-Coacti, ,vll;t t , 1 4 4(i !sritannia, Shrewsbury, every Atilt.,l.4ililiiihrtrilipktri,ortNl,ii,ttaut.l'le:•'l‘;aruniePd'ost-Coach, called the Rock- Win eae,t er , 114itANI Alresford, and Alton Post Coach, Guard, acts !'' l r Birmingham neat day at 1 / 4 4 1'4, 1 1 - 4 0 (1, - "Net and- Shipstone, to the 'N„ W a , ' , lid Castle Inn, BUT , 0•1 • 10,4, 2111 1 ,, \rick, and , aii., tarn., I•, t i - . 1 , 1 104, , 74, 5 ; • Lemuirigton, New Post 0'0; . 0.0 )It ,_l yti, ir g at hilt Thorn and Doneast P .„. , er, aSt. 0 CIOCK, to the Ball to It t:k e , 1 . . kl\ Hodo e ., lit3t soon, and Cheshunt Coach, i;‘t 11 • ~ t 1 4 1),1 13. , f ai t -., a c Daily at Half-past - ( Aar, and Hall-past Seven 1 , AIN „ Co. respectfully acquaint thlt ( 0 1. 14 ttlt4:;l(ll.,,.ceis, or ..,they wilt not be account '(.i,,,,;nt o r &e. -nose than/ ,iy , a , _•? l l e naged, t:a less entered as such ~ 1 Saracen's Head Inn, N etv‘v • `t, hale ~ l- o oked f or • a il the. altove ...... • e.rlorse 'Cellar C'uach-Ohice, • t 3 Y i i,w . 0 0 . 1 :"ne- 1 0, ias - ilske S c( ! . 0 . .1 , .te• ,l, v " - • 1,:;‘ fi r .l 4 it ,e 0 'tite r 4e , pte . 0 1 r of:o l f '3 4 tc:' °fl , e pt, ll ° li , :.'..: i til, e r.4 C t . . ) "lb tal l iti e j '01:V out ( iii,r4 r, r e CP,OI, f r 1- • 1 i 17 4 -- 7, 7 7, 9 R ., -.„, „ ‘pl .1 .--- 0 I A . ' KA c ' l i A czv, • I . \ ; " e sAT u RDA y, OCTOBER Li, 1814. Da}' w' r c tro. price is. 6d. soired. thv gAST INDIA-ROUSE, in the sevcr...; Cwirts of Proprietors of East In. Stoch, on t;',lnsfi:Q . , the93th May, Thursday, the .9th, and . on Thursday, 28d June, 1814, on the (it IN:PARTIAL. 'REPORTER. • Landon far Parry, and Co. - Booksellers to the I-100. E.,41; Lea4enhall-street; where each liebate'tuay we had to complete sets. • , • I.,ONGMAN, tv;il Co.'s CATALOGUE of OLD uoons. • This Day was pit , :liAe(l, Bvo. price is. 6d. Part 111. of ToNGALAN - , HurtsT, REES, ORME, and I N ItO N's (iF.XEILAL CATALOGI.TE•of VALT...LABLE and It.l.ltE OLD liOali-iovliich. Part contaios the Clasies'of 6 ; Facet ire ; or, P.Ookf:',,r v. - it and Drollery, Ountour and Fancy."--" Magic, Wi , eheraft, Alchymy, Physiccnomy, Forming. a siit.!,-111arly cari:r„ts Asse W age of .Works .u.pon those Sithjeet,s.- • 66 attd WorliS on the Urania," among whica.are many of the early Quartos. A few Copics reaiala ans - old of Pint I. containing, ",Auc tures classici, et 'Aiisee:lanei,,'Gr. et Lat."--And of Part 11. col'itainnl . g. the Clasces - of " Livres Fransais," " Libri Iran ani," awf " Nl.atheowtie-s;" with nu extensive Collection of English tjtcrature, includin4 . l - listory, Voyages, Travels, II- Ittstrai eil.,Worhs, anti early "I', - pography, by Caxton, Wynhyn ti Worde, I'yesan, and others. - . T!)isDay were in I2rno. price Bs. boards, ULES'ot LIFE ; 'with REFLECTIONS on ..ksio the MANNERs a;o1 DISPOSITIONS of MANKIND. P:riated f4l - Louginan, litirst, Rees:, Oline, and . Brown, Paternoster-row. .•By a cirrefal perns , tl of this Wort;, Evaders will findthem selee3 ia .niaby situations which they may expect in , life. By ittle the itie3sures they : ought to pursue in these eircitut . st:,rne-i-;;; the wind acqiiires a habit of thinking and jiti4rita; for iptelf; it heetnnes wore and wore expanded, aad at last percel.ves c,bjeets in their true light and native colours. MRS. l-IUFLIND'S NEW WORK. On the els't Nure;nbt!r mil be puhlidlitl, in four large Volumes, tiwo. A - FAT LIE lt AS HE SHOULD BE ; or, . 9beilience. • By Mr.:. I.IOIq,AND, ..ktitiior of " and Ptl' , everance," '' A Visit to Lon doi;," to he l' . • . o.:1411.1)opr; What ?" " Clergy gin•chunt's Widow," Sisters," Lie. Pci otilfr for A. Nt..wmitil ;tuft Cu. Letideoltal!-Fteeet. fo-114,1% , i;q2, - will also Pt. oil, al' before Christmas. ; or, t„lie. Jew. by Mrs: Meeke, 3 vols. leries and .I)le..,lii,es of, AlatriimMy; o r Ole Firt tius halo] and the Secontt., 3 vols.. Childreu of lite k)l;ey.. By 8.. M. Ituche. Seventh 4 vols.. , Bachelor's Joilmal; inscribed to" the Girl'sof Eng laml. , . 1X M;I ;ired- 7 nut tCh et? ; or, Matrimony - in the 19th. Centttrl, hy 'Mrs. ltui:, Author of "'ilte Cousiai," " Modern Calyp so," &c. 4 co 4. " ".. , or want of tinielv care %.ive tii,ql of .., • rrliE Vhtnes the COil ni A L 'BA LA of 1l 'citt.E.l.:) are "daily 'd,cmon3trated, in eradicating . the worst. %Lail tu!).4d4n!..rous symptom, of Nervous Debility.— .N. 0 91,i. 1 , 2 -, bus- tooied s:, much to es!ahiish the fame of this. neditine. :is %Is certain tleci ,, ss on - those Compalints which strike the . ,r .r•sots so deep in the Constitution, and are so fatal . to the happille,S of Mankind. • 'chi:, Medicine has been uncommonly succes,:ful with young people, woo have the appearance and air of old age; who ' are pile, effethit...tte, hetmuthed. stupid, 'and• even imbecile; whose Ladies are become bent, whose legs are no longer:able to carry theta ; who have an titter distaste for every thing, or a intotally i n e a p lo it a t' e d. Where the stomach is frequently dis Ordered, t he Iveokelied; paleness, bodily d.,:cay, and cniaciaiion , nc.T.:•ed, and the eyes snik . into the head. Sold by :•;.Initlel Leigh, No. ts, Strand ; Sutton and Co., . (late'Dicley,noti tAutton), liowChurch-yard.; and Bacon and' 150, na ft».o-et rent, Loodmi ;in Ifottles, Trice 1 each, or foar in one Family P.ottle for- 3.35. by which one Ils. Ile•ttla is saved. The Government Stamp has the words " Saml. Solougoa, eugravini in its official im pression, and pasted. oil tiro cork of each BOtth4 without which it cannot.possihly be geruine. . . VICTUA L I..VG- OFFICE, Oct. 7, 431,1. TRUE COM rssioNERS j:or VICTU: LLING His MAJESTY'S Ar..-11 7 .1' herebrf - gi re Notice, That on Thursday, the 20th Instant, 31;..Tri1!i(pn Rechs, their Agent at Portsmouth, will ,be readikto receive sealed Ten ders, and treat for. One Thousand .Quarters of ENGLISO WHEAT (weighing 57 ,13)nnt-is per Bushe), and far- One Thousand s Quarters CLOSE-DRIED ANHULIt mALT, to Lc aW,:etrable to. ..laniplev exhibited at his Office; todw cleli rered iu (hie Month, and to be paid fur by hills, •payable' with interest, Ninety days. after date. - ' No regard will be had to any Tender iu which the Price shall not be inserted in Trords kngth, or that shall not be delivered before .Twelve o'C'hn.le on the said Thutsdqy , the 29th -instant, nor unless the Person who maheethe Tender, or some. Person,on his behalf, attends, to answer when called The .Canfritioym of the Contract ant 4 be seen itt the Vic , - twilling-Ogee at Ports;reoltth: 1,1 ING OPFICE, Oc!. 9, ISI4. HE CO/1./MISS/0 NE itSfor VICTruLL r 3L-I,IESTrS 2V,IVY do hewi , by give .Votive, Thal on :fonday, the 17th Instant; they he rtee'f, to rec:eipe Tentlels in writin_s; (waled ttp) ,and treat foe (NE THOUSAND SACKS of BISCcIT MEAL to be de in the course of a fin tnii , k? into Nelest ! I's 1-7e tualling Stores at I)tplfisrd ; and to be paid for by Ifi!Lr, payable with Interest, Ninety. Days'ity'ter date. The Conditions of lice, Contract moll be. seen 'at the Se ireterrys Office No regard will be had 16 . any Tender-in which the .Th'i( e shall not Le inserted in wordS at length . , or dukt shall not le•delicerea to the - .Hoard &Yore !toff-past Trots E.' clock an the said. 21Toredanl, the 17th lust. nor learn the Per.son who makry Ike Trine'-, or some Person on Ms Waif, attends.,to en4wer when called j%)r. MpRTG,• , Aqr t . 11 MT A N TED , haw 20,0001.. to 50,000/. on the V most ample Freehold Seearity, and t•tartiol.oly ad vont:l;7(.ons to Trw's L'e3 b;krit4 hn•xe.Stups hi; out or in ve3t. on Landed Secority.-,—.1: liueral reimineration oiU be made to the Perseni proenring it. - • - Fnrtlier particulars mar be obtained •on application to Mr.. Cuisli, Law stationer, 'ettreadnvedle-street, London. • THE PATENT. 1M PE it lAL DI NING-TA BLES, and I'ATENT TitArALGAR and DININCi . --TAISL-Pi, in one ii!ev:int:Plece ii I'rnr:ihrr:, and upon Vivo lieu• different nails the Patel it Ito !n-oveil IIVdS and Chair Beds; Brass,:erew Fwir Post, and . Bedsteads, Furniture and Bedding complete ; Torliwle Chairs, with several other new invented and linlrrove , j of furniture; also it general and very c., - ,...tensivC ilSiOrtitlClSt Uphtilstery and-Cailinet Articles for furnishing liiristl , s curt pieta, re••ur ma iiuttctured, where Families furnish a whole 'House in a fe'.v days, - the e.::trefae. nconvenieuee of •waitini.; seareal - Mi,t heir Fast IVetit ludia Articles, itrinY arid Navy, Fig. &c. by Nlorrrati and Sanders, ft; and 17, Catherin,-,lnc,t, Mi:Attl, on terms the most moderate, for primupt pa :aunt.. DISCOVER.) , OF THE CUILE OF RUPTURE. Tllls important faCt lids tuplergolie the - strict est scrutiny, under the eve of Professional .Gentlemert of the first ability. Besides other well -authenticated. - eases, H. K. H. the Commander-in-thief .ordered td he placed badly ruptmed soldier under this proces,, who is perfec,ily cured, and has been examined by llohcf Patrick, D'eputy In spector of Hospitals, and the Army Medical Board, and is pronounced quite sound. As this discovery is of the national importance: and the facts • cannot be too generally appreciated, this soldier, with other Cait2S, may be seen in Golden-Square. Ali reducible cases of Hernia, in either sex, of hoWever long standing, can be permanently_ cored in six or wecks, without surgical:operation, or the - least pain or confinement. Applications or letters (post free) Illus!: be mai4i to M•r. J. H. Spencer, :3, Golden-squire. DR. HOWELL'S POWDERS, 11s. a Packet. TI I 'l' S, EPIIJEPSIES, , CONVULSIONS, Ja_ and all linds . of Fits 1 - mlk:di) , oured hr Dr. HOWELL'S POIVi;EitS, upwards of • i tbirty years esta blished. The efficacy of these laminable Powders its the abo l re dis tressing Disorders, has twen intlnb4ahly, prayed by the nu merous Cures already commOnicated' to fthe Puhtic , from which the following is.selected • \fl:3 Anne' Williams, of aytonstole, - Essex, sixteen years old, a:id violeat Fits from her child ,d;. hut, npoa these Powders, she was soon completeiy tiered, and now en joys perfect health.; for which great Ot et; si n , ; -; he ;;,-;.. m e . Whal l ey, Minister of Laytonsi on c, publicly t darned thanks to the Alaiighty, in his Chapel, on the tut!) cif No eni%er ; also attested - 1)Y Mr. W. Einolia, Master of the Academy; llhodi-s ; and Mrs. E. Orant. • . sorcteizai Reamly js preparol un:ltr the 'patronage of his Maltiy,• by Dr.,Howel!, Fellow of King's 1;ollege,. and is sold • his house, No. IS, RnthhOne-place, Oxford road, London,. and no wht:e else, at I Is. a 1 5 iicket, in which is enclosed n'Treatise written by the Daelor au the aboi - e-inen- Coned Diseas , .!s. • , Ali letters (post pild) duly answered; anti the Powder• sent to any part of tile Kingdom. Pati;:utsatteudeti inTown and Country ‘‘lioever 'required. BEWARE OF COUNTEltrZristi. GREY nAlit is a grcat detraction to personal appearance, and ninny Remedhs have been attempted , to remove the defect, - of which the host geutFal are , Powder aatel False Hair, but there are many Persons . who object to both ; besides, they are mereiy palliatiVe ; and it must be oh viOns that an article which will at mice remove the defect its' changing the l lair to a permanent colour; roust, in ever? re .spect, he much preferalhe : such is ATKINSON's r)YE, a Botanical Composition, innocent to s its easy in application, and infallhile ii its Affects; it changes Grey - or Ited the Head, Whiskers, Sec. to.a Auburn or ,Black, su permanent that neh her washing, per ,epiration, nor ally thing in art or in nature, can pos,ihly re move the colour. Sold„ with plain directions for use, so that , a Lady or Gentleman may change the colour of their own Hair with ease and secrecy, in bottles, ss. 1.45. Etti. and One Guinea, by J'anie's Atkinson, Perftimer„ No. 43, Gerrard street, , SuCio-square,.London, and by most Perfumers, dressers, and Medicine -Venders in the Kingdom.—Also, ATKINSON*.i . CURLING FLUID for moistening the Hair in dressing, frees it from Scurf, keeps it soft and glossy as silk, imparts a renting, oflorif,:roos p e rfu me , aal keeps it in eon in exencice, in the dance, proraenadtl, &c. or la damp weather. -See test:monies:of its utility in an Essay on the Hair, indosed with each bottle, pt ice 3s. Gd. 100. and One Guinea. Catition—Tlie above,artieles having' been patroilisea hytbst 111)yll 'tis;) Ilighties.s the Graifi of . (lidenburgh, ant!'lly raost'of rlie Nobility, and hay ing been in -retry general tleinautl, soue inercc - ni,ir per::OnS to attempt a eonnteifei; - ; lh. P.iblie are, thcre fu to m-. 1: far :V.I.T.ANSO:SI'iI o r xri.:lN s() s- ' I)YE, si g .hat,r, f,„ h e l a b e l, UJd the Et ay ou the Hair, inJoii,:cl with e4.:.:11 TO TIRMAS TAYLOR, ESQ. - 9,- New Bridge-street, London. • . . -.. ti-Not . t a F.:, , ' Edinburgh, March la. 8., icavi...,o inform you, that ever since Coe y ea ,. 1791), 1 had tn•eo alilicited -with the Lucs Venerea, ; trout its 0) . .i . ; el) . re.; iting every course of medicine Iveserihol by the taaa eminent t): . the .i'aciilty here, and on , • derfttoin tiever:tl severe coLtrSes of salivation; -and- twice dis ...bared from the Hospital with littiv relief,, would appear t, 'be of the mostt ius, - elerate nature. In the spring of last - year it disorder had pit to such a bead, as nearly to put a - period to my existence—l had adarge uker on the crown of my bead,- one gto each arm., an my were broke out in a friglitfUl niauner; my right was dreadf.liy painful, t'fod i n a state of ideeratian for the last AC.VCII yeas; I_'i' also) two large iimies oti . it, was very Mitch 1!t gave me such osliateiating pant, witiculatly when in her), as nearly , to depri . Vc mean rt-lst ; in. this lam:, state, 1" was receitimewliat by :vlr,J. Thompson, re:. - Tived great a cure hy tloan itet c 1, to take voter Lealsa'slt,;teut which I began to (la on the ~,lotith of May.;. in the course of a fortmglill hcgant to, reeeiee Tittle more than a month the iricers on ti.y head arms weresoundly healed— soon after; Sorei. v!l'iny 1.-gs healed' also; /ea ving, collsid..rable disco-lonrotioli hi the skin, and pain in the bone of the left 4. %chid:, by the blessing of (;ed, and a little ...i nn o rce pee3everance ta ymir invalnahlo Medicine; stibstiled ; the nodes nisper.ittg, the slint I egaitting its natural hue, and the noettn going. thus Iti.Taine, by your littera advice ami medicine, perfectv free froM all my 'rot-mix complaints—hay ,- recovered . my finance spirits nod stre:11111, and am het:o11141 jolly and fat, in which. state having coirtinned rustic Mouths to the.astanishment of all w - 111) knew me, I - situ at a lois in what term., , to express my gratitude, but you, fur the good of 4ther suffering mortals, to ntake this my ease as punlie ci possil)ll , ,. as I shall on every ocea siva; in so doing pes will gre:ztly Sir, )oc otiediilit, very furdble servant, , MURKER. Swadn's Close, lin,ll-street, Edinburgh, Witnesses to the above core:— , • • • John.'n,onlisou, New - .Poultry Market, Edin")urgl.; . John Mlintosh, Oil Ass'eaublyi6ose, Edinburgh. , • Prepared and sold the sole Prop rietor , THOMAS TAY -I.olt, rilcull,,er of I lie Royal college of Sur4e.)as, at his I*.ew London; wlit:c, after a constant resi‘leoce, of In, I,i than :is years, in a cachet parti cularly directed to the core of ck noreal et uolaints and those incidentai - to th e po:•!.:( <a ( 4, Ni-cation, with tiiat, inviolable secrecy which inert of his profession should always oblerre in suet coses, he 'dojo., the tion as:iistOnee lie adiainkt in ; ;,, I, , , , isnris taking thiS Medicine, will be esteemed, be ft (Viscera, Ponlic, as an advat. tage seldom at t a iflahlc, aoii vont ~f ;i;; :;'EO :;.' ~ y his appoini . for the canc:citience of those 32,•;1:11 , ier's, No. :le, Nt. r , ail ; the Tiivshop. No. 103, nafortl,,,treet.'; Mr. No: 7, ; BaN,tcr's, ~ ; I:,dirilplqh ; I,lr, r(l.ll(inald, GL, ,, , e ;0w . ; Mt. ; by one versant in ',Livery clonsiderab:e :,iii Irelahlti , in boxes of (raiy 0n,1.-i-aled. up with 101 l and .plan:) directions, eii her sex may cure thcin;elt Lis with soe , Wit . ; . • • • N.ii. ,;•i isi (;le4t-ITheitain.is sealed tip witli s t a ,p, , ;v :;,,.,•„r I li t , '.:t/111;111SSIOnerS, is printtqL, ;mi.) all uthc:s ar cothaerfeits. t... k o \ 45. [PRICE SIXPENCE-FIALFPENNT. FULMINATING BALLS. TO JAR: OrriclAN, SniAsn. _ SIR,- 7 Sioce the a . 2ccidentul igiiition of gitn powder .1 , -;v one of the Detonatint4 B,th produced by you in the Public (Mice,. •sc, mai : apropos arg , tmeut, and the case of poor Pianca, I have tried an experiment or two, with "the component part of these Will,, or Peas, as they are called, in order to 'ascertain, if I could, the cause of the unprecedented occur rence alluded- to. Thinking it likely that you might, in the act of crushing the Ball, have crushed the gunpowder contained in the plper also, thereby reducing the granulations to a state of pulverization, atm con sequently occasioning ignition, 1 . 'rethed seine grains to powder, and exploded a Detonating Ball in it, wrdpped closely in paper, to cause as much ' e xp a nsion as possible of the calorc, that might he contained in . the Ball'; it exploded under pressure without igniting the gunpowder. I tried the saute expeahnent again, and instead of pressing I crushed the Ball anti Powder at the same instant, thinking to CXcite heat, and the same, effect was . produced: The large qktantity of oxigen contained in the curious salt, oxymuritttc of potass, \vhich offer ing an opportunity of discovering the presence . of heat in the explosion of the Fulminating Ball, '(aS from the nature and properties of oxigen, it . is known to combine with the smallest particle of heat) ; I tried an experiment. with it, by polvder log one pat with two of gunpowder,• and ex, ploded a ball' in- the midst of the mixture con fined, and it did not' pKoduce i ;ninon. Now, Sir, I believe &will be readily admitted, with'due referSace to the - laws 'of Chemical mat ter, that heat was not dieted from either 'ot the experiments, I' to detailed. We know ‘ that the primary motions of matter may he divided into three classes; those belong ing to gravitation, to'cliemistry, oink° life -; and each class has its peCul(ir laws. Thotr:h thes'e two classes include.the motions of solid, liquid, and &,rial bodies,' there is neV.ertheless a fourth division Of ntotiims ; I nwail tho::e of the suppos ed atherealfluidsof Magnetism, electricity, heat, and light, whose properties.. are not so tvell in 'vestigated as to be .clasSed with sufficient ac- , The chemical class of motions include all the various appearances of chemistry ; many of the filets which belong to these braniThes of science are,'nicely - ascertained, And elegantly class;.:d, but their laws have not been'opon sufficient simple principles. Although it is probable . that they depend on tho specific wtractions belonging to.tlie particles of bodies, or the dilY,Tence of _ t.he gnantily of at traction belonging to-the . sides and angles of those particles, to. which sh,ould, perhaps, h e w id e ,' the specific repalSions belonging to the particles of bodies, when these repulsions prevail over the attractions, they may cause the diffusion of LIGHT and oirolts, the BXPLOSION of solsaz.bodies, and the Slower decomposition of others,. and'ac casiOn our ideas of fluidity. When the attractions prevail, over the repot slobs, they may cause the stricter. combinations and adhesions - of matter, as it) chrystilizaCou, or cooling, and give rise to our ideas Of v; awl when the two sources of InOtiOn arc in 'act; ve eqnili brinne, they may produce the oi.braL'ions of the. Tiara cles of bodies, and occasion Our..iduts of sound. Hence it is evident that the repulsiOn elf Om particles of matter contained in the Fulminating Ball, prevailing over the spe6ifie attractions be longing to the particles of !tie, holies in it, or the difference of the quantity of attOction . hem 114 to ,the particles of its bodies, Causes' tile ilifftra of light which is visible the instant the sound of the explosion is conveyed to our ideas by the ci bratiOn of of these bodies, produced by the active equilibrium of these two causes, anti nut HEAT, 'as was clearly proved by the fitildre of my' experiment in both instances.. the component parts of the pa l ytieles of mat,- ter which constitute the basis "of the astounding conipound in question,. we tire at present rant ; but s presume to hope this hun;hle etbrt opergte as a sufficient argument to prove, that does not contain heat ; and that, ,altitono the explosion of it is produced by friction, occasioniog• ear, oil by cbucentrated caloric, .yet the eiebsion ,!self 4 will not ignite combustible matter, and is, consequently . , not cognivible under • the ACE of William lii. I have cx-pioded a Detonating "BaU E-uryonnded by silicions matter upon steel, and caused rrictiou at the same time, without igniting gniipowder ; yet there might have been • , ,vanting the kiine agent to my operation, which you aceidt:nially performing the experiment befo ie ItTiessßesestei d eii wh of7A l lngistrates ; am inclined to lionc•that - CheMistry may vet he indebted t o vim , as the author of tic accident - , for a furthee de velopettlant of its laws, by exciting in the ininla of scientific men n' diipusition, to Hscettain the eauie o f a phenomenon which vpas'izecefi, and Fcr haps cou:d never, be produced by our bright intni nary, .Sir 1 - IbErtifly DNV Of the utility. ()edit, Detonating Compound, I 'beg leave to offer a fc..w obseyvati o r ks ; A small pbrtion contained, 10 t belt of linen, peculiarly placed, 4.titi ingenionsly secol - ed, is au infallible security against the midnight roDber' or assassin, if affixed to any door br'wiodow so ; ts to produce an explOsion when' opened.. The ' balls may be placed against the dimr in 'a sit nit- lion to be crushed by the toot of the intruder; • 'the ,explosion may he regulated to it‘'rakeo the soundest sleeper. This latter' is not so (4ectual' as.i he former. I have. adopted the security of (be he!t, ant', and not ~- 71,7- s -, i e ig.T":‘ 4- , ' ..... fe '..'".2e • 1'.4". ' '.‘ '4 f ... to - r