The Sun. — London, England, 1814-12-08 00:00:00

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Czie _ k AI: , .. .7- 1 7.7• ZN I ''''l. \ ''' \ * < 7 - ' 1 , _ 1....... : e N.- - : '.'45- ' - Id . ~ 4L-, : -- - , 4 • • . . \• . ~9 . n -ft f ilA t *t. l- • • . 01 Et L. 4 e 9,1,4.1 , :{ i [PRICE SIXPRNCE-TIALFPENNT.: ./MAIIRALTY-OFFiCE, Nov. 10, 1814. 7, jOTICE is hereby kiref!, that a Session of bye; and Te7 : niiier and Gaol, Pelircry, for the Trial of 'Op fences committed on the High Sekt,', within the .heri.dictien Of the 4diniralty of 1%;211;-land,will be held at Justice Hall, in the Old London, ran Tuesday,the 13111 of Deccnibcr next, at Eight o' Clock in the Morning. _ PARIS. This flay were published, in 4to. price, p I lain 11. lls. Cd. ur coloured,, , 2l. - -- ,11 CT URESQUE VIEWS of PUBLIC EDIFICES in P.,-111.1S. By Messrs. SEGARD and TESTARD. ,W Aquatinted, in imitation the Drawings, by M. Ronbg. . Phis Work; it is presum(d, will prove acceptable s ' e evener ier those who may not contemplate a Trip to th. opposite Coasts; for the aeatuess- and bnuty of the En , rravings will convey an accurate conception of the grandeur of design and delicacy • of execution,Lo 1 I c d h f c ur I)a. Graa characterize rt t i l s i , e a ri n t d i T ie E en e d r i , ti P t e a s t eor of o P s 4 t r e i r s : row ; and Samuel Leigh, in the Strand. , , A. 0 b e e h soole 0 Ili 0 S O' , r 013 j Li' 4. $ ll Jp• • va7 Lc) ; ' J. Ir. CROKER. VICTU-41,LLVO OFFICE, Mv: 2911 i, 13 14. TI-IE COM MISSIONERS for VICTU2 LUNG Iliv MAJESTY'q • NAVY do hereby give Notice, That 'on Friday the 9th of December 'next, they will be ready to receire?tenders in writing, scaled up, and treat for Two Hundred Trans of MUSCOVADO . SUGAR, to be on eavrable to: Samples (of not less . thast Two Pound weight each), to be Imodueed with the Tenders; to be delivered at the raieof . fron Set:entY to Eighty Tour per week, ina the Vie tuarring Ntores at Deptford, (end to be paid for by Bills pay able with l'utcrest- Ninety Days after date. The Conditioas of theruntract may be seen at the Seei:e tary's Of%iee. SUPPLEMF,NT to CAPTAIN COOKE and VANCOUVRE. This Day was - pUblbed, The Second Editioat,• handsomely - printed in Quarto, 2k 2s. boards, and - enl - tr.•ed b 'ruble Addi , y cct ' s pricw AVOYAGE ROUND ,THE WORLD, exhi biting a full • and comprehensive Viewthe Present State of Madeira, the Brazils, Cape of Good Hope, Botany Bay and : its Dependencies ; the Society, Sandwich, and Friendly IslandS, New Zealand, new DiscoVerieS in the Great South Sea and Pacilic Ocean, &c. &c. forming a Supplement to the Voyages. of Captain Cooke.. To . which added, fr om an Ori,,,sioal Manuscript- ngker before' made public, A Nar rative of the Proceeding of La Geographe and La Natnraliste, the two French Ships sent out on a Voyage of Discovery by Buonaparte,. - • _ . • ~:Vo regard will be hail to any, Tinder fehich the Price shall .not ,he inserted in words at length, or that shall not be diocred to the Board kfore One o'Clock on the said Fridag,.the 911 z of' December newt, nor unless, the Prison who makes . the Tender, or some Person on his behalf, at- Liend,s, to answer when called fore lifsTiillik‘",r,YlßE RO7)(AL, DRURY-LANE. P t Akiest-ie-,,sENT EVENING,. .Dec. $, their 1 1. errants will perform the Tragedy of kl e , 'eb tth, NI IVIA.CBETFI. al k 4 Len ox ' Ar• Kean ; i anqo,Pope l 'Macduff; MT. lie, 'll'll' Mt. Eirin&ton • Bosse, Mr. 1 - Tolland ; LaaY bo• .4' r '• 'lam ' ' 41, s , LY; Hecate, Mr. Bellamy ; Firs . t Witch, I n ' `ecatnl, Witch, Mr. Knight; Third Witch, 11 , 1 i . •, , , h. 411 will b e adged, 6tli -tine, a new Musical Romance, , in Two .N.c*, called 4 ni i ~ 0 1, T r i t ,E NINTH S A Al TTI: . t(- ) l iieb t i,.. , .IE IRISHMAN IN BAGDAD. 1 , ,, t , tr .ei v h:4 w So-nery, Machinery, Dresses, Sec. icti;','o.N„',:--kk Nlusic• - enti - ' I " new ,(with the exception of „'qii i (1):i,-,'4.0aal Meloi lies), e t Y niPosed by Mr. Horn. ~i''ttfil..l.44-11ecrl 4)f \ -,Bal sbra, 7 lll:-. I. Walhiclt; Kil . rooney De (a r n_ -.kh , , 4;4d td , , ...tr. Johnstone; -Boubikir Aionssin (a . Illtrti,alt; ( I , c t. Ur. Oxberry; M'Orabec (a benevolent Map-I , ',Ale f ,' i'!'`.leir Asdi-xel • Kii g of the Genii), Mr. Walde- • 4,litter,-,91,?b (a pi.i,,,4 , y4,ro-dici), Miss Boyce; Nora I'lll: it 'i i% . 1 ). . "iir “ u nqY), Mi t sS Keiji- aittsca Ca' t`l(l7 of. the )N44 4 41. 'l's' 81alid Gultl4 . (Nurse ' to the P rinecssi, oi.iss . ti 'il itl e ''Ali,.- q„ -l i ib 8 ''''al R omance of The Nizitli Statue; or, The idZ ti te I g ll ad, will 'be repeated eyery'Evert . lng till fur ' I ,l,,,'"tri bl; , • k i ' 'IP, 1 1 ',1,; `,he eliool for :fit --4)n Saturday t Mac- It.l3'til's \ii"l743"if Ki n . ..Rielt ' ard . the Third:-:-pn"..rtiesdi!y, \,,,,, '1"..'t,...--oi-.' Wednesday, The Merchant of le ,s ' ol l l. lf • A i . • . • 1.1 - 1 1' 4;`,-- ‘ ' 4 •E Ittri.),l„ COVENT-G:1111)EN. . . 14'''i 7"r -,514-‘,NT .FVFNING, Dec. 8; gill 06, 1; ~ 1 P 4 , k ik. . (1 tl 4 ; 1 , .,. ? . 14 .; 0r ,-;i• N. - hr It tf Pli:i,44l ).!i l , f .i .l : : ""gla i L iN r %; ,} . ( K )1 1 ) :1i)1e .; ! lig , T . i ert, N . f 7 _- : rEagiect -1 I t i ' , &t, ' „''Y ;•4 ;.„'(:' ..% i', Conway; 1`1) il IN Icong of i i...i ., '''‘l'Vter (.."' "1", (7 ; ; ' . 1 - itinpliin . Air. Abbott Prince A : ', l' ft.! ..11:11,11), •,.• L.. M-- ' , TettOn ;'t he, '.. -•• f i r -'-,,;', 34 . 11 t;eni,itior, i. is... ~.. ._ _ ~... ' .. '"'S ' F ad, *t - 1.31- , .1 - of . C;istile, Mt.'s Bri • ..__ c; ; at., 1, '1!, " il • ,- .- i „ r. 14,, :addc4.l, for the 'Third t.irue, a new Farce, 1 ,..1 4,-)(4 4,,,, c.ll - ed • OV . ' 4l "tW . - 1 - ) Til e. Tr IN'. E • OR writeu IS WHICH? ,] 1., ;, e 41; Ift'er4ll,, N I - i s ,- , ; ,„/. i i . mem , *. Abbott, . / t .tt4 'l) ' . 1 - r : -13u;.u*seti: Vii . • ' . -e ;ini ' in l L - nis, d .M . r. Treby, and - Miis i ! i tyl, e 'v P ar k4ll';.:ekithi• ,c,.( 4 . 'ritc Ring ynd the Doke will be repeated tit l ' . 4 l-,,,,' ,;,4 birth er notice, Al ondav texcepte.d . , i 4 - 4 4 4 61 If i)„;.) ,, iia: - or', Thii Fatal Marriage.—O f i i i L Sat , i l vrii : i kii i t lt,,,' , :iv, .(.. ''; with A l addin • cr,Tlie. Wonder a al i . 4 1 . , 4 ' °t,.. 1 ' ' -;; L t l'i's .. c . - 1 .',1 • ' ,-,-it ,, Tinionr the Tartar. -r ts4l2 . 411 ' s Ca t 13r , ir' • , - .li: Kethble ( .1 3e104 the : \ \ •%t4rPt t •Lic e ~ f , I:. . . :., t ) —On V:ti'LintSdaY, 1' ; •l ice ~ 1 1 .. ,; : .., , men -): , ~.. ,„. t , ;11. i It rs•hercrl, i• t'ir tlie4rsttnne),.iliss 0 . .7 •• ~,/z.r.,1 ), 1C"),1.Tp..r.,, - calitt'T R EJECTED,_ - : eti :',o4.,ttiq%::ii''iliit,',"..-•-:ll_,L',4ttel,lnCflutailiiiic:D\rtleiS'lB:'ll):)iie,l7:c:l:,,t:,r"ef'l,(l,l,,N;fl.6ill{Sell_l.oe.p;(ll:lll:lEltliSl:gll-1-ae:!-t *1) : I.i."M), tl!e 1111,131 I lON ta tot . - . I ts . By. t) - reti-, ; V 11,14, CIiAIiLES SMART, Secretary. i ...,..,5.,. 4-vlaber 7,'1814.. - 11 , . lio 'S(kl'E:,::77--:-----.--; , ~ -' '‘N I z OP SCIIOOLAIA'rEItS. I ' l ' ' ( I':. ' NIV, • . . ' ~,, -;: .. r 11 '. ' 4 4 • )(iff l it s , I,,I'aSARY M EL LING 0 i t o e SO - 4 ' ' scl4 . - - th C L' l OOl NI wrF as will her.,t - the ''' 6 '4 ' l4' l' '' l. l''•• •" t ' ' 7 -- -1 01 TtiIIIISUAY, k i ,").,, 17.. % r efi , in the 1vt..1.0. ~. • . , ili''„''n-V6; ' " ° r t . * . p -t•-•,-,.. - , tv - v!".r_Tt T'S VA - I}' `' l' '' l tti,j I tC 3 c t is l !e . i1t:71.-• ' h ' ' ' '..-t,'71.-': . ; in whose . absence his ito . .. _, J t a , r , .‘, 1 ‘4 1. 5...,4•"t. \- E 01 ` - 1i",...:••_`4"1.` graciously condeseend s %, •It I re Ili ; • t lel *". I 4 ''''lt D.- r: G ' ' *. - aie HUntingford,D.D. tit4-I.(l,rrh.sCieacrde;':„.,r4t Bisl-lop o e5A- 14 e lutice . ster ; the - Riglqßer. t•q- ; 1411, D. C. F. li. and L. S. Load bishop 14 ` 4 N:'! 1 'ni 4t1 ' -- -- Th •••• • - • . • t t ,:. ii.',;Nt6.: ;,,e ' r ery Rev William Vincent, D.D. Dean b 11 4 -4- ,; ' , h `".-- Rev. Samuel Parr, LL.D. I"rebe4tdary ' it 44 " C ;t t 'e of Joseph oodall, 1).D.. l'raost of 44 1 '41. ' 8 1 " of Windsin- ;the Rev: Charles Btirne;', li Rector of Deptford. . bitl l ,, ,tl,, .tan. A,, sTEWARDS, . 1,; 1 "'• 1-1 . "son,.-Esu 'Rev. William Pearson, h, ''ll bil Ch.tpinis•l ". r dward Quin, Esq.- . lt,•b4, 'lle'' , E st " ' '''-` ~' } -1 -6-1 Esq. 4," (~ ;an, I. - John len; mit s• , t's; • 11. 1 , . • • • -• Je,, , ,, 5e Russell; Esq. :11, j, . eanslii‘' 1, P I! tsq. '' e, David Pile Watts, Esq. . • i t h: NI 1 r'lln .; • ' "i'hontas Wright, Esq. ; . tllte b, i ' e 'l)4l -i i• ; at i'''ke o'Clocli —Tickets ttis. , • - ,ii.,l 4 t 4'•: f. "et dr t itlTSociety• is t•i establlsh a . . Fund 4 4''',44!, 1 1ad lii.. te''..ed 'Schoolmasters, their M• 1 4 4 )", and ; °l- 4Pei'l;.,,' - 'she r : e wise for the Relief and Faieottragenie;lt o f " 1 c e ft ".ac t • It i g su . . 9 I • :al Sailt , CriVioll k il d , hip , 1 0 ,, i ~ r • ,pporte( by' gene/ ..... __,,,, ‘4ty i lk 4 C. pall. ' e thankfully' receii•ed by I'Vless!s, I/ ~ 'Ow, i tmb14;111; Messrs. - Laclbrulie and Co. Iliuti,- I tt6 l ! l itt: 4 ,'• 3 ' t i, r. Kelly, Treasurer to the: Society, Fins— Pt` krici : :',' th - -1( ' b e Dimser ma be hat' at the. Bar of the Tit -1.4.10....!15 (....2ftlL, Ins Y tituti oir ' . 4; 11 i , , ,,, 4 1 Ni ,, 4 .. „,,e , , , N FM PFAU ill: DI N I NG-TA -1,0.)(.,,- . ‘ i ,(. '.1y..17.11;•,,,.T.F..N T TRA.PA ' 1.0. As It , SID F... 130 ARDS ,71 , tiq 're l h , . "?S,. in one eleg - auf Piece o l•• urrature, 'f14,.,%a,1 . q,..u.oltiervlttPlatts • the Patent ImproVed 'Sofa ti i : . . 4 .'. ' ltlj i , I " s' it i r i n i ll t .'„ tii Brass-sere' w Four Post, 'arid . l'e•iit 'ilh 1 1. 11 ' Scr,. Venture!?, -nod lieilding complete ; Portable 6 E lip 't• . 'MAW..., . , t ll , , 415, 1 ~ .:.1• new inycnt.ed and intproved articles pN'te' 441 4 '111( 2 , "Ileral and x cry extensive assorl merit 0 41,,. 4.•,?.,.1,1,t,),14-iu!etArtieles for , furni . shin.,, ,, llouses cum - Nt.iiiitlie:le 1-40,in."--d, where k amil les may se ILIC t . anti ,e it . itt, i 'llti l ,'" of w„- i ',, ' ll . a 'few days, articling - the extreme 1 , ,, tt4t1 , (1 I V:, . i-iiig se reral„,\lontlis inxiimpleting: t lei • I%, itt 4ti il d 4. isit4u,dia A. rtieles, • Arniv Wad NarY, &c. &c. by ‘Nt.,,,, ), 1 t0 , 16 and 17, Catin'irine - -street, Strand, on , 4. N,, . , "te, for prompt payment. 4 . 'lrsi &k)Sl ' I \lli ' J Ifiki arid „ ' -ORIAN'r DISCOVERY. 1115'C.11,t11Z,tit,tilloe.1.16.ct .Cl.Tilli_, of R UPTURE , 0 t ,44th it nc:jqt con.fineinrit). is. now practising by MI. ;,'N'llieY"li; sat. ' !tint Golden -square. ,Nlr. S. has the , 11 , 4 4 4 : hiloft,,,lien:soff•tton Of assuring the l'illJlie, that t sin ( c . e 01 1 11 5 ' uee,, ,"'s Practice in July last, inany Rap pr. tt ili; 4, , ikh,)s..4t thieaectuatly cured, who may he referred to; i, t `'W•,,, rtel ,ss 'time under his care upwards of :11;0. Pa il, N I Nvi,,,, u,'"lnee a d`ront la ' ule of treatment, they. 4;14;t14.1e1'11441,;4-4'gsl;),4.,t_.ancert'ultm inwards a cure, vvl .. t . ic ti t . l It it 4 N l u i ' k iltn i i t4 "Y isiiii.'.ut them ; and in every. case .•.` 0 1 1 ; , y 114 1 ''/ 4 ' 't 1 ' 14a Ctit: '1 stand the test, of exitritina.4 . t" 10It paver t ititb n u 'iler. 'ti t , l'e b ed iu b "Y of these i riterest itig facts, h e feels hi m ,c,.1.4it tift'ki ef.,.,,a`lig;_p:.riuitted to' refet• to - t* ' . r h, ii4ll;a.nodf 01 , ,,'"e 11 .a i r ,e,,,,,,s ,aceessfal application on a eoupit. ~..,..th,t).r.Ast ful'..c,lig. 1,:!,tr,n,1441,2•beed ~,,,',Y..the national importance ' . of thi! .... d . isi qc,..,,,i`:zl-3,"0,1131,., siit.„')..eto refer to . erery Pritfr!tot t i i a .o l o N l Vl v i: r e v ' :r, stt IZelltinl,elits%J:c_t,laolf l I er) i ia.,. - who !tate, . . ~ ,i ,.;t t i t ,, ,t llQt it i l e ci . n Lute than one /n every eight ti l it,,'lred a List of a few Persons 14 1 , th, ‘ iiii ... l oft . ids„ . ,, l . .. their !N„' W 1 1,., ve .; ' have allowed the pUbilicatlholv:f been (i't' 'llly tuwt,',l .ratitude to - him, and of Ituman . dr , all ut li. be Labouring under that must affiictpi, o'hi ' r Pitt Il tk:tt:,,, t il i_ er . . i ii l ' .i ter ,. his process, by his Royal . Highness ..s I 'IN, moutt i ''", for a bad Rupture, has left off nt i t li .tli 'et „I.),4Nltte.r. bring passed as sound by Doctor iv t . \ ,,rth lb,, , ,_Ati L 0... era_teal Board. . t i r.l,:„.N v 12, ,-- 4 , :. _ 4 must be post-free. L''.014, 41. , 41 au, .4:.:7„e---.street, Grosvenor-Square. t. it'•g';#,,, r.. oo . l l. 1 i •"' r?ld C ompton -street. 4 4, 41 04', ` 4 e, ?, ~iciden-litite, Barbican. N ,i,„,4k,,. rapt by ctrl Stanhope. ~P,l..ll4.'"cet,l.4or:tlr's,7,,,ePper Crow .. reet Westminster. ~,,4 , , ,i , ii , t itt..),ls •z+ rvant to the Earl ' of Ouslow, S . )lic);:,_Niell,',3!arford-sireet Fit- ro '-square. - ' 4 4',: ''‘'Alit to NIL 1\ Iluch L ester, farrier, Ormond r)r, v , be „o• f b'oo: ~00' re d l b lo e 1 0 0 5 Di" I ( bol , le col I p to' De r o t e' 10 fle ° ' of 7C TCL-iLL./ NG-OFFICE, Dec. 2 , iS 14. ; THE COMMISSIONERSfor - VICI'U4LLING His .3114,TESTY'S IV4-IPY do here'!" give Notice, That on Frieloy,• the .IGth instant, they will 'he • read;/ to re ceive Tenders -- initriti4 (sealed np), and treat altle such "Person: as.witliznderiahe to Supply whatt err FRVSIT BEEF may he required ArMe ose of His Majesty.s' Sl2 . irs and Vessels . at Plymouth; Torbay; Dartniouth;.. Falmtattli; Yar mouth, Lynn, and Wells, in the County of, Norfolk ; gate; Dover . Itoads; and New BOIVInCY Con scpprate Con tracts), forTweke 211,»Iths, /rpm the Ist of January to the 31st of Decein,er, I'Bls, iaclasine ; to bc paid for by Bills payable with, Interest Ninety Days after elate. • The Canditions of the Contracts may be seen at the Secre tary's* (*cc, at this - Office; or 4 applying to Mr. Miller, 44-ent for the Pietualling at Plymouth; to the Collectors of His Majesty's CristOms at .Dartmouth and Falmouth, re- Syettirely ; to 4.1r.' John Croclifod,at Yarmouth; and to Mr. Thomas Russell; :Brent fir the Vicivalfing at DI;V(r. No regard will be had to any Tender 7 . 1 i which the Price thaP e.ct he inserted irf words at length., 01 Marshall not Le de/leered 'in the 444/.4: before One o'Clock on the said Friday, - the Itith instant, nor antis= the Person 71,h0 makes the ntal,T, ur name Person on his Lelia f; attends, to answer Vi ten called for. by tutu responAibie Persons engaging to become bound with the Party tendezins,r, in the Penal Sum qn.oool. fur the due pirforina;lee-of ef;ch: of the ContraclN at Plymouth and Tor- Ltry ; and 500! .for end, of the other Contracts. Just published, in One Volume, Octavo, with large Plans, &c. price 10i .lid. boards ; ACHICMISTANTIAL ACCOUNT of the cAmPAIGN in RUSSIA, embellished Nvrtli Plans of the Battles of Moscow and of Malo-Jaroslawitz. - 7 ' By .EUGENE LABAITMIE, eaptain of the Royal Geographical E:Oneers, 'E,c-Olftce!r of the Ordnance of Prince Eugene, Chevalier of the Legion . of Hunan, and of the Iron Crown, Adthur of an Abridged History of the liepulilic of Venice. Qmeque ipse miserrima vidi.-2Esrt . This Work has created an .extraorktinary sensation in France. It is not *merely a dry Natrgire of Battles, hut abounds with the most beatitiftil descriptions of affecting and interesting scenes', of }chic•h the Atithor was an eve-witness ; therefore, vsn; presume, ii - cannnt f•:iil to interest all olasses a►i readers. , Printod for Samuel, Eeigh, 18, Strand. GOLDEN CROSS, CHARING: Cli3OtiS, AND • B LLEE • SALIVAGE; •LuIGATE-1 - IILL.' . • • GENERAL OFFICES FOR TRAVELLING. T HE following ROYAL MAILS set off from . the above Offices every Evening, by command of :the Piestinaster-General, vic. DUBLIN, Waterford, Cork,.and all parts of Ireland. HOLYHEAD, JILL:Igor; Caernarvon, Asaph, and ; all parts of North Wales. MILFORD HAVEN, liaverford-West, Carmactlien, Bre-' con,Monnanuth, and all parts of South Wales. CHESTEIt, Namptwich, •Stafford, Litchfield, and Nor tlvuipton. 'WISBF.ACII, March, Charteris, and St. Ives. CAMBRIDGE and. Ely. *NEWMARKET, Brandon, Swaillian, and Fakenhatti • BURY sT. EDMUNDS, &c. -NORWICH, by Newmarktt and.Thet ford. - NORWICH,:by Colchester, Ipswich, and- Stole, • WORCESTER., Pershore, Evesham, and Moreton. GLOUCESTER, CHELTENHAM, and Burford. OXFORD - , every Evening at: Eight LUDLOW, Lenhirry, and.all parts of Shropshire. YAICSIOUTH, Lowestoff, Beetles, Yoxford, and. Wood: bridge. ,- WILL, Scarborough, Burlington, and . Beverler. BARTON,Water4ide, Gainsborough, and LlNCOLN, i Sloaford, Bourn, Peterhorouge, and Stilton. 4nd the following Royal Patent, and other Coaches, on the, - newest and best construction. 4ICO is-added a list of Cities and Principal Towns, to which Passengers are regularly convey e d ; a reference thereto will save much trouble to Travellers and Persons having baggage or parcels tc, send. LIVERPOOL New Light Coach, out only one night (car ries four inside only), through NVarrington, Siind-bach, 1 - 71 t"'Ivr, Burfon-upon-Trent, i\leas ham, Hinckley, Letter worth and Northampton, Sunday, WeatiesdaYi:and Friday Mornings, at Six : perfornis the jour- , nev in,36 hqurs, well lighted and - gilarded throughout. LIVERPOOL -Royal Coach, du ought Warrington, Knots ford, Congleton,: Newcastle, Stone, Litchfield, ramworth, 'Atlierstone, 'Hinckley and Lntterworth, Tuesday, Thursday, and. Saturday mornings,. at Sin': travels with extraordinary l'elodity; only one night on-the road ! weil lighted and guard ed the whol e of the journey. YORK New and Elegant Post Coach:ev - ery Morning at Sin, through Tadeaster, Ferrybridge, Doncaster, Bawtrv, Ret ford, Newark, Grantham, and Stamford. From Torii, Pas - sengers are- forwarded with the irrate,t facility to Edin , bargh, Berwick, ,NeWcastle, Alnwiek, Shields, and Sunder- . land, Durham, Doali f;gton, Northaliert oi ,,, Eas thgwold, Glasgow, Dumfries, Carlisle, Pcinith, Irrongh, Rip run,' Borough Bridge, Ktiaresborough Hart - ow - gate, and all . Tarts of th . e North. HINCKLEY, Attrr4tone, Lutterworth, and Northamp ton Cuatch every Morning at six, except Monday, and every Evening.. - SHREW.SRURY. and North -Wales Cheap Coach, through Shiffnall. Iron letridge, Wolverhampton and Liinniqlnau every Ainraing... HOLYHEAD, Capel Cerig, Llanwrst, Cernioge Matt:, COrwen,•Caernarron,'Conway, Oswestry, and all Parts of'North Wales, every, Morning. „ • • BIRNIINGHAM Nevi, Coach, called The - Crown Prince, through Stony Stratford;, Leming - ton and Warwick, every Mnrtiing at Font., and arrives the same Evening at Ten. PARKGATE, (Avner, Stafford, and Litchfield Post- Cotwhes every Evcoing. • WISBEACH, March, Chatteris and St. Ives New Coach, Mcnday, Wednesday,. and Friday • LITCHFIELD, TamWortli, ffineklev, Atherstone, Lotter worth and Northampton' new and ex ce ll en t C oac h , T uesday, Thursday, and SaturdayMurnin gs , at Six. • CHELTENHAM New Day Coach, through Frogmill, Northleach, Burford, and O>:ford (carries four inside only), sets 'mit every Morning, except Sunday, at Six, and arrives early the stine Evening at the Plow Inn, Cheltenham.- • OXFORD NeW Post Coach, called The Defiance, every Morning at Eight. NORWICH very last Coach, through Newmarket and Thetrnril; every Evening at Seven. YARMOUTET-T, LowestrAf, Baccies, Yoxford, and Wood bridge Telegraph, every Afternoon at Four o'Clock. IPSWICH and.Colchester,'.every Afternoon at Four and .;;AMBRIDGE and Ely New Telegraph Coach, eiery Ni,r;it, and Carriages to all Parts of Norfolk, Snfrolls, Essex, and: Cambridgeshire. FAKENHLAM, Swaffhaxu, - Brandon, and Newmai ket ele gant New • Coach, the Lord Nelson, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Night atSix o'Clock, Sunday at Five. • , LINN Post Coach, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday - Mornings at Five o'Clock. • SOU'I c HAMPTOV and Lymington elegant new Coach, every Morning (exyept Sunday) at •Fire o'Clock. Packets • sail to the Isle of Vi on the arrival of the Coach. Parcels are Conveyed to all narts of the Island. 11,1%ClJETER, - Basingstoke, and Hartford Bridge very • fast - Coach, every Mornine• at Five o'Cloch. TUNBRIDGE and Tun ' bridge Wells new and easy Coaches, , every Morning. • • TUNBRIDGE Wells new Post Coach (carries four inside only) through Tunbridge,Serenoakes, : arid Riverhead, every Afternoon at - Four o'Cloek, Sunday eXcepted. ...BURTON plum Trent 'Post Coach, through Meashain, Twycross, Ailielstone, Hinckley, Lutterw o rth, Welford, Nor-. theinpton; and ))unstable, Sim - clay, Wednesday, and Friday Mornings, at Six o'clock: . , . BRISOL, Bath, Melksham, Devizes, and Marlborough new and excellent Post Coach (carries four lir:side only) every Afternoon at Eire, well lighted and guarded throughout. This Conveyance is incontrovertibly superior to any on the Western Road. EXETER, Plymouth, Falmouth Coach, called the Bah, 00, every limning at Seven. SEVENbAKS, Riverhead, • and Bromley Coaches, every Morning. HAS'T'INGS; Battel, Robertshridge, Flimwell, and Tun bridge expeditious New Coach, every Morning at half-past Five. PORT NlOU'l'fi and Gosport Telegraph, every Morning and Evening at Five o'clock. ' PORTSMOUTH, 'Horndean, Petersfield, Godalming, and Guildford New Coaches, every Morning and Evening at Five o't lock. PORTSMOITTH New and • elegant Post Coach, 'the Duke Of Wellington, Tuesday, Thursday, anti Saturday Mornings, at Eight o'clock. . EXETER and 'Taunton Coaches, every Morning and Evening,. . WELLS, Bridgewater, and Tautiton Coaches,•eyery Morn- ing and Evenin4. pixmouTl-1 and Falmouth. very fast and cheap Coaches, eyerY MOrning'anil Evening. ' and Newmarket Post' Coakh,• Tuesday, 'Thursday, - . and Saturqoy Morning s , a t•lu i lf- pas t Fi ve. • , • 1. - 444.4 itt td :1-4•Thr. • LEWES, Uckfield, Mare;field, and East Grinstead Coaches, every Morning - at Eight o'Clock, • •. . • • •'• • anew Coach, every Place on the Sussex BOGNOR, an'd the Rocks,' a•Bathing A C:::: - i r s i t ,i , , ziLli si a x tl . mired for its hat. Sands, CHICHESTER, Midhurst; and Hasletnare, new Telegraph Coaches, every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Mornings at Six. • CHICHESTER New Coach, throw2,l . Duneton and Pet worth, 111onday, Wednesday, ;aid Friday Mornings at Seven. ARUNDEL New Coaoh, through Diincton, Pets.eorth, and Little HamptonJuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Mornings, at Sewn. MAIDSTONE, Mailing, and - Wrothant Caches, every Morning at Five and Mini I , OI,ktiTONE, Ilvthe, &udgate, and Ashford Coiehes, every .Niornn,,,. - DOVER, Margate, Ramsgate, Deal, and .Canterbury Coaches, every Morning at Si;; o'Clock, •and Evening at Five. • Extra Carriages - always ready fur families or parties. BROMPTON, Chaiham i Rochester, and•Strhud' Conches of every description, at Six and Nine in the Morning, One at Neon, and half-past Five in the Evening. - • GRAVESEND, Northileet, and Dartford Coaches at Six and Nine in the Morning, One at Noon, and Five in the'Evening. Extra Coaches always ready. 'BRIGHTON original Red Coseb, through Croydon, Rei gate, Crawley, ancr.enclifield, every Mining at Eight. BRIGHTON New Coach, called the Duke of Norfolk, every Morning at Nine, through Dorking, •Horsham, and Heti field. BRIGHTON New and Elegant • Post Coach, the Eclipse. every Afternoon at Three. BRIGEITON Regeney Coach, at half-past Eight o'Clock every E‘'enintr,. WORTIIING,inedern and truly desirahle Post Coach,-(car ries four inside only) through Broadwat,r, Findoh, Asking . - ton, West Grinstead, Horsham, and Dorlring, every Morning at light o'Clochi• GODAI.\IING, Guildford, Merrow, East Horsley, and ookam, Tuesday/fliursdav,/ and t;,:it ord., y, at o'Clock. EASTBOQR.N Summer Coach, Tuesday, Thursday, and at Half pas.t. Sis o'Clork. GODALNIING and Guildford Coacho, every Morning and fternoon. DORKING, Leatherhemi, and " Fosom Coaches, every morning at Nine, and Afternoon at Ttiroe. sTEvNING, Horsham, and Dorking Coaches, every lorilin: , rit Six. " • lIAMI'ION :sod Mitcham (poaches Daily. The foliooing,COACllF set off from the 13ELLE SAUVAGg: cAmmunGE Patent Mail. . • . . BIRMINGHAM New Post Coach, the Crown Prince, every Morning at a Quarter.before-Five,:through Study Stratford, Southam, Lethington, aucy Warwick. OXTORD new and elegant Post Cciach, the Defiance, every 7tloriiing at Eight. SOUTHAMPTON (Collver's Coach), every Morniq, ex cept Stinday, at Five. " , • • • • :* , AL TON Coach, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Morn ings? a t i!sine„ : NEWBURY - C;oach, every Morning, at Half past Six. SALISBURY Coach, at 14 4 ?il f past Three every - Afternoon. HASTIN(is New Post Coach, every Morniug,at Eight. USOII. Coa c h, ,y er y Morning, at'Seren. BIOGHTON coach, the Duke of Norfolk, every Morning, at Nine, through Dorking, Horsham, and Henfit.ld. BRIGHTON•Noy Post Coach, the, Eclipse, every After u„on, at Half past Two. 13RIGHTON Post Coach ' every Evening, - at Eight. LUTON Coach, every Day, at One. • ' FIAMPTON'CoaiAIeS,` every Morning and Evening. roicrsmourti Coach es, every Morning and Even. at Five.. LYNN New Coach, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Mornings, at Five. • • Il i & Proprietors respectfully request the Politic to notice, the Golden Cross is the only Office in London from whence Carriages set out to all the Bathing and Watering Places; and places of fashionahle and public ri:•sort in, the kingdom., • The most strict attention will he paid to inquiries at the above Coach Offices, and every informatics punctually given relative to all .public Carriages setting oil from London. — Th e Proprietors are nut answerable for any Parcel or Package above Five Pounds value, unless entered and an Insnranco paid accordingly. JOHN CROSS and JOHN MORRIS, Proprietors. LOCK AND SURGIC! His Royal Highness the' DUKE the followila Connuitt4 _Earl of Egreanint Earl of Leitrim • • Rt. Hon. R.-B. Sheridan, M. P. Hon. Col. J. Barry, M.P. VISPENS,VRY.: of YORK, President, add ce of Goveruors Col. W. Jooes, M. P. Jclirtatuucto Esq. M. P. Col. H. Clements, M. • Capt. J. Flay.. SURGEON, Mr. Kiernan, Member of the Royal College, Loud • MHE above I ? , STABLISHIMENT Unites the Safety of a PUBLIC /NSTItUTIOM, with a Delicacy, •Hononr, and S e crecy, that belongs to Private Practice, and, .added to its high Patronage, it is conducted by such Profes sional Skill and extensive Practice, that the worst Cases of Disease. as Strictures,:.l)ebility, Ulcerations, &c.. howeyer invetm ate or of long standing,, experience a complete Cure, 'as Well as that 'Derangement - of the Gethuative Organs, which impairs the Uoustitutiau and shortens Life. Mr. Kiernan may be consulted by Patients of both sexes, .at. his private house, :No,. 21, I,ower. Cliariotte-strei.l4 where the u«<K j _ — Jdst. pl - wirsTretrrprrs7, oS - Vtaltrearnustrvations o u • - above Diseases, ; sub! by Sherwood and Co. 20, Paternoster row, and by H. -.Highley, No. , 24, Fleet-street. 1- / TARSLIALL' CERATE prevents and cures those troublesome and painful visitants Chilblains, whether in a brolten or unbrokch state; removes the Itching and inflammatioir on the first application, and when broken, heals in a touch shorter time than can be credited but by ex perience. I,Vounds, ulcerated legs, burns, scalds, bruises, and ulcers, of every denomination, and of however long standing, are ef fectually cured by this Cerate. • • Copy of aLetter. • Gentlemen, . Birmingham, June 18, 1804. A very singular and important cure performed by Mar shall's Universal Cerate demands publicity: S. Galion, Esq. had a man of 'the name of Harris working, who had been af flicted for fifteen years with a most shocking. inflamed and liznl leg, insomuch as tube almost in a state of Putrefaction; he had been in the London Hospitals, to the salt water, and under surgeons of this place, for seven years past, when eight boxes of Marshall's Universal Cerate, he bought of me, com pletely cured . him. 1 shall Minh the Proprietor is promoting the cause of humanity, by publishing this case, and every op portunity of making it known will he embraced by Your obedient humble servant, Bull-Street, Birmingham. E. PEARCY,. Bookseller."- Sold by Edwards, LW, on the Foot-way, St. Paul's Church yard; Sanger, Oxford-street; Ward . ; Holbcn'n and Tat; Exchange, London.. Price Is. lid. and 2s. 9d. per Box. • _ . By JOHN tURNBLILL. " The tract in which the celebrated Cooke moved, is highly interesting to our feelings. Forty years have nearly elaps c d since that distingnislred Navi g at or fi rst explored the Islands in the South Seas, and, after such 'a length of ti;ne, we may naturally expect important Changes in the condition of the inhabitants. This circumstance therefore,' *amongst many others, ;mikes the Voyage before us very attractive. It brings us minute tidings of people whom we had visited with Captain Cooke, and subsequently with King and Vancouvre ; htid it narrates very particularly their present condition, which Mr. Turnbull is enabled to detail, by the lenthetted stay which he made amongst them."—Monthly Review. " look upon this. Voyage as one of the most interest ing hooks of travels which have appeared for many years."--- Edinborgh Tnrnbull's descriptions have the merit of novelty, and we believe the linAt *perfect fidelity. His observations are those of a strong and a thinliing tnintl.,‘rcitives Litteraire. Printed for A: Maxwell, Bell-yard, Temple-hair; and C. Chapple, Pall-Mall. RENOVATED. HEALTH., IT has been too frequently the subject of just and general reprobation, that Men destitute of the elemeLts ut the medical art have offered themselves as candidates fur public patronage in the profession of pit sic. For the purpoze of-doing justice to the result of our studieS and ex perience, and to prevent us trona being classed among those einpirics whose. itnprudent pretensions have, unfortunately for society, been t to favourably received, we beg leave to,submit to the libefal and enlightened afaitlifil I statement 'of our pursuits and ac quirements, fier having received a regular medical educa... tion as the pupils of Messrs. G timid! and _Wizard, whose ieetures and-practice we'carefullY attended; as professors and surgeons of the -London Hospital; we entered ourselves as students in that justlycelebrated school tot medical acquire ment, the Royal College of Edinburgh, and were instruded in the different branches of anatomy, surgery, the theory and practice'ot physic, chemistry, midwifery, botany, &c. &c. by those eminent professors, Drs. Mourn, Gregory, Black, Hamilton, Duncan and Rutherford. We trust we shall not he deemed presumptuous in saying that our proficiency and acquirements - are not inconsiderable. Having for a long series of years made-Venereal Corriplaints, and the variousdiseasel of Debility, the particular object of our studies and pradice, it will, we lope,, be allowed that we have acquired superior knowledge of their treatment and cure. in slight and recent cases ot irdeaion a perfeo re-establishment is completed in - the short period of two days ; and in those of the.ut most itt veteracy, where , ther.praetitioners have tailed of success, a proper perseverance its our plan of treatment ensures to the patient a sate and radical cure. Amidst the melancholy variety of disorders which are the effects of a habit long and most unhappi,ly pursued by the youth of both sexes, there are none more alarming or more distressing than.,those deficiencies and debilities-Which fie. quently prevent or embitter the matrimonial state. To such persons it roust be a consolation to know that they may , '" by a new and intiolible mode of fleat i ment, be restored to that greatest of all human blessim;s, a strong, manly, and vigor. cusconstitution. , In all cases ot debility, from whatever cau searieirg, as well as in every species of venereal inkaion, we may Fe consulted by patients. of either sex with thegreat. 'est secrecy and hono - ur. Hours,f consultation at home from ten to three, and firm' 6 in the evening till to at night. Patients in the country are requested to state the particu. lars of their case, age, and general habit of living, & c. &c. in closing a remittance tor advice arid medicines, when th e same ',ti our ~undertaking, the pbstapostage f will be given or sent to any part of the kingdom. To enSu re - thattte haters 4:,r,eacyy bsetd so es s> al f ,et a o the account for medi c i nes . CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, Mo. 11/44, Hatton-garden. frr Messrs. Currie and Co, have Certificates from the avrestsettable Proldsors of Lo n d o n an d Edi n b ur gh, f or the diligence, skill, and humanity, with which they per tlrmed the duties assigned them dufing the time they at. ended their I.cdures and Yraaies. It 510 1r (I so' to' 'c' de r : l, ri:: ;f /