The Sun. — London, England, 1814-12-10 00:00:00

0,0 I.T . Tiir - - ' 44 4 /1 7- 4„ - • zirs4s4.l,9t li. JO' )ItpAitEß:69ll6. Je•- otl s io'; 3 ,,ore' e 5 0' lit , or do o v ,v 35 6 511 41!' A ct - rz o cl o ut $r V ::feS C iA CC ;O OO 4 Id ,~ , ity LANK. RisMEATRE ROYAL, DR . (J.-- , -- . Ila'e 14,1tLSENT.EVENI N 6) Dee. , 11 .. sties' Servants willperform the Tragedy °I 10, their it.4tetli M • MACBETH. \I ' Le ' 4r • h.een • Banquo Mr. Pope; Holland • Lady I(l )e't4, 4) c, Mr Ei•'• . ' Mr. • z.., r • tch, ;!,.13 i ts. , • rington Macduff, Mr. Ross e, anty i k ls , ()Alt,. t•tartley-; Hecate, Mr.. ~,.i.i. Witch, Mr. 5 •/. u 5 Second Witch ; Mr. Knight; 4 1 1 a Ch will b e to llic. added, 11th time, a new Musical Romance, in Two Acts, called 1 , 11 , 4 , o Romance, . 'n NINTH STATUE; 5 TIIE IRISHMAN IN ‘Li 0 - 41 etti ß BAc;DA D c. • rertilte'relY new Scenery, Machiner . y, Dresses,.& 4 t wq N ' 1 ( 1 Mttsie entirely new with the exception of t i B j i (p ri altonal M elOilies‘, eonipoSe - by , • Mr Horn. Kilrooney (an 'kit .4 M . l•i t t ice , of Balsora); Mr. I. Wallach ; (a Der ti. ( If h.. " r ), ii/fs johnttane. Bolibikir Moussin . lent Magi ?'"), \l d gthtd ,N 4 ' • 'ec (a bent:A o i ' l 4r, ' r.G,., ) ,'.‘ r• Oxberre ; Morab . , ii , Mr. %yak e tc; Aie ctlie ,_ ; Asdrael (King Of the Ge° J i oyce ; Nora Ilkillglittl u c un ' ,l (a Princess of Bagdad), Miss a Lay of the 1it...114), 41%1(.ilrooney), Miss Kelly: , i usca , • „,,,_ s I ,:`'''ll, ' Bland ; Gulna (Nurse to th Princess), Isus 1 i ., 4 e e „, ~. • or, The 44'414, 'l•,11 psical R omance of The Ninth• t S E:e t' ti l i e n . g till fur ,.o,l,!lte. ' gLid s will be re ea ' every qty , ,slu i id Tuesday, The ()„...' 1 L • 53', 'Cie Richardthe Third.—On - . ' , J rio, -g . chant of Venice. '4 l itir%. se-Oo W ednesday, The Mer it, ‘4 Iv ;15 11 1,1,1,,, u , ' '''qy • 41 %•i n w, -• ' Friday Letitia next, as i 111,- k • ii, , ..il re -appear on 1 55.11 .' 5. , .. • • ~ l S ~,r.tt44,et • tt! I TI-11,7_ A , ..S ii;-.4',',111'.. ROYAL. COVENT-GARDEN. 4 kri,`,,''''SENT EVENING, Dec. 10, will J a '''" (l (71 - 11 time; the nets Opera of i7' l ll, r 2'4, 0 . - JOHN ()F' l'AtIlS.. It!4, , ra.ri, ‘,e,'''''re, Songs, &c. entirely new. . 1 'iti • • •"' J '''. SI. .I. • i • • the - Grand tilainherlain, Mr. i•-,,. 1, 41`, , ,,,, Letv ~./ '„ "1 ' l ,_ t , i .Potts(L•tridlord of .t.', , "lr. L;%. -. i• , tirt4set; 20,141-0 _ : _. t he r' '''''"' • Ovc". r Mr 'erchy• rhino, Mr• I TIP -1 !N s , I nees s '• Navarre, ' •i • • 'Rosa Miss "yid • - of Mis t Stp iens , :. ) it oi 4 hil k:' Nlip l / 4 -' ,% /c e, hs' Mons. Soissoub M. Parker, Miss . I•W''il.,„ i •'''fliginan &.c• &c. I , ;'kl\ '';Bell f ' • 11 d • ii i(l , (iA N i or the fifth time, a new Farce, da..e . . I‘ tt ,44, ct . ) T HE DUKE • OR., XI 7 E - ITCH IS WHICH? 't qiNi,s` l ,, hy M1...J0a s, ' Air liamerton, Mr. Abbott,. ' 't• . 19r` "ur,:set, Mr!Simmu . fit,.llli. Treby, and Miss • *4 ~,,:* hi e s . -. . ti.'-‘l444,' \ l il ' ll 'il.) * ''' (Idea, the RoMantic Melo-Drama of t ''? ;4l4 '„Nrs. * r., ; ° R, I.IIE WONDERFUL 1.r).',111'. '' 'itri; J uiCnstOn ; Abanazar (the . African Magi tsq4ll -I ;. the P rineess.Badroulboodour, Miss llris ii,)t,tv )5:4',.. .'iti.r. ',..kii'lit i i - Y of The King and the I)ike will be repeated is rAs k i. , lq tt i --- •T• - • • •-ited :lt 'er'sy, ti 1 1,.• . ier - notice, Monr,:ti• ,xci.., . ~ , . tVil i 'lh, 4 , ,' . 1 1. , ..i, P,•,..;‘,. ,•,.d i . ieith Timoor t lie I ai tar.- 1 1'h (•,,,' 1,„,""", Ca.s . ir •• Blnn: Mr. Kemble (being the "i1: - ' 1 ':it' .1' Iwo ~,' • ,i'.,. Eii...i i ,. ( i s nici it).—O n Wednesday; 'ij,lll%;„ is• - ii,.e):` (for 'the l'ti'st Miss i i.' i ,i,it'y,risdriv, cr s irioian i; .• ; .cor:rlanos, Mr, 11,vxu- N rj , 2 ' 1841-101 %1.; Isaliella, .li's's O'Neill. • . „... 2 li l. " '7----- I' F. APPI F 'TAA'AIC,I. RUM, IQs. Cd. ' , 4 , . „ .. . , t il t, ' I - r i'L I t , _ Per tiALLON.. )'! t'L 't3-.11.. - " I! " .17 • • 1 Cc,. cs - ertfally inform ;',dI•„AIN ('ire'llt•• . al" i I P general, that ip 1 . ‘iteii i . t . -ers, ii:nl the Pali i.e. in . _ '' . , .. t - (411.1.-_"44-.'.,a01v seltiiig ~ re of the finest thrum of 4 ,, ft el q‘. (ll-., ,,". 1 .tY, 7::.: 1(.;,. , ;(1, per. Gallon. Air? , i tt s c.: ic,i,.4'l .i,`,1 4. 1, i t ' Gil. 'it' , Galion; Rotte,lain Tio atiL, ''l-s, , ii . t'v t,,, l ‘ t ild r , 28s ; with every Article in ' ‘ i '''''r (. , ‘ii: ,itilly low Prices, .and of the first ''.ier • e ` = B , Nv..1. - a, Leadenha:l-strt's..t, and ~14', . , 1 .,,.ii, . :Nz.\„•-iv.l-..,,,,E,•,,_„..,.,1ACH1NE. . t t l ' . . 4q ,:i t . iiir:..N.i..; it ;., N . 8 PATI.NT -FlLTERlNG ltoifilii,,d,y),ip,,,.`-..Purtabte, never ont of trpair, and i is i ' L lily , 14 te (,f,' Produced fur purifying. Water, at t iv /'\''t,.3l.4')sii• 11 "a•llons per day, rendeethr, the Water 0,4,,54i:,ear , :re ! i t. . . tiiiNt' rer•i.,.).'3' his grateful. acknowl . edgments . to ,:„,.ti1,10',,,,.1., and the Pnblie, for their dis.iiigulsliing I tt o l s li e 4, !.ii•,•",`" I)i. Invention at the following prices : I.,. 'l lk t ii d al,' ''''' 'r ea Guities - , 'purifies at the rate of 9.00 t:(41 ) "---'l7-11.":''''"Id sixe Seven Guineas, ditto 100 gal. }ii. t,. ' li t 4 siz • ~• '. • , • '. i tit k i . 'N I , r ire Guineas,' ditto 50 gallons per I. 41, s at w oo _ . ' i . i . ItiA re. K at his Manufactory, G , Mor,timer-street, •JArr',,,. all" at the liar of Ifie Jerusalem Cotlet k; • -q4lt, Cornhill. i N( \ i[ - , lvti t , th, \ -J. L i .\ , , " 1 4ti i "lit - vatilt,DS respectfully "inform hi, t)r . ' 'tY and ,tot s livnt „te._. the Public, they are REMOVED t„'‘orkpki.s.'l4..‘c.,:,ldvnee in Keppe.lktreet, to No. 43, i,"eti i ; ''i i?.-',.1 RUS•SELL-sQUARE where they con- i", 410 rttai -'"-11e--IL' CURES on, IdERNIA that ad- ktit4: to tet ? , l e d In their situation by a Truss, so as in a , e4t '3 .1/ , 'll 'a wearing of that Instrument unite- V I 'fi -N CIt, ~ 1,44,i•itir0.0 ''','S beg., to observe they . can give Re 't 4 '4 Of (it Of 'l ,''S ')I eminence for the success sod safety ' tl it t ! l .telid.'''"'"rlent. i , kat! 414 ('t at home from nine o'clock in the morn- .- le•afternaon. il v l :s ct 1 , 1 ,. C 4 t14 11 4 -:cIR N t1,11.:tit.1.1,!"\0x,1,i-si,a;fie:st "1-EN e roved that the st,elinieoclty)..if.nN'• (iiiiec. °Cu lias b' (14HE ,ofauCdQal;llC-4°l-IBS-'t (l4';lldy ' of the BR EAST and LUNGS, is Lui s 1.,, 't Zt '1\1" S ° :iij, !h at - t;f. ~,R.IGINAL PEC'I'ORAL PAL- . tct),‘vtli 4`10ItlitiOl:N1), 'an elegant preparation' k tl i til. of '441.1),,,r1,''"al llerl- ; it bas obt;,i;ied the pre-erni : Nlt.th 14 at wl neC ti ! d tilt), for the (litre ( . f . ' thc abc,e Chili iti t , r ilo st 'ie. authentic:ay can be ascertained, hy a vi,. L l ty 4 cp a , „,.?.f .the respectable Venders of:Medicine, .in tOtililitttiti,l4d 6.010N-okle.s and Towns in the Kingdon! t, 0 the P - rj, .4s eu utets of this Invaluable Medicine nevi! i, 4 4 vl ty . unneuts as the t .1-s - '-e Demand proves ‘,N, 1 ? kvi l 's ', PleiNleilieietx t gi ' immediate Relief. jj,', 4 N 4r)tt ie 1.3_1,45e to obsere, it' cannot - be Genuine'n n ),,,,(1 i 4 (-)u,t,' enclosed- in an Affidavit, attested at the Jick..'4,lliii 11,Y.ttle:4)"(ion, June 7th, 1805. c,lt:itt.(lh.arci,s tins. Gd.--4s. Gcl.and 2s. fld,„ each, bY ' 4,t , ,k It l Y 4,,, i v. Newbety and SOLIS, St. Paul's ChuFch 01,i;!t,"arl,et"utton, Bow Church Yard.; -Bar'clay and 01 1 ;1 4 , , s ! 'l,()ii Ev allS, 4'2, Long - -laav ; It.johnstQU' 1 k14(1,.;,,t'Y tl,,' N'"ger, 150, Oxford- street; Arnolds, 59, lt,,h ; 4 . nel._"ll,y Proprietor K. lord, Chemist., Gus ; 4()1 11 . 11(1 by'aVsllnlun front Barbienn p iay R. Butler, 4 P ° P t Venders' in every Town the United ) i l ": (It1( ;11S, . 1. ,:"1,j f II l ly: G COLDS, ASTIIMAS, &e. . Oi itiONvy ,elthine PECTORAL I3ALSAAI ')'''4,:..lV,,l:(:'fll;it',ll';i'zilt.d 6 Y Sir JO . pINT !UM:, N.l:l!_ :, tq • op it (1.. tiri,s.t, „out:try Trends :LiLodn this excel.len. p . l , P. ,, 5( r" .- ,11,via, 4.l`if 4"fl Lniings ectt r i s al i liantd tor allpl ! ,1 1 ., h . ii kr e 1 Ob st ,ue .... , ?ill,ia e , il , Phlegm, Acrimony ! , 1J,.1 1 / 4 ,. 4 ti, g Se c t t t ,, ... t, l ,tions 'tithe Glands, are germ) • and .„"!11.0trt, tath i ' i '' Y Expectoration, NWheezings and Un- ILP,tt t t! ,' .. it .4. i:..,re speedily re;noved by a. few doses.= :,:!t i tt 'A 11`it,11 ::titl.qi,. opens the Thoractic Dciets, . and :t,,,titlii,it.!44ll,,e,ulitirliitei.Jll reass and: Lin;!gs.. I, , i k lt : 4 l , ; ( i l i t ut g , ts i . um 'c'titii,e,:ftechern tniendgtmr Thirty homes s • I ' i n l st t h i 1 :1 ,a n d 4'N'tit.:44e,Zit_lie Kreatest fi:!stlisrvei)* of ' the Lungs ever ,41141 Q. i t i. tli tii;s. ',.S 411 the healing:, sofleti i ii:, and .10,4111'ekv ~,t ‘ t i‘ r . h,dubi ions extract of li.,wers called I`?c,tikil,',l4:4;t"rna,el:l.t've asAsses' .\lll/te, and never disa- l 'iy,ti t a . li ,; 4 cointnon,Cold,yields to its benign ilil% eveut.' atlvh,,3' and when ''resorted 'to before tile N,Vlti,, ' 4 . - 1 , ,.- e d, all dange r of Consumption is cer ,e 'e as. fid. per bottle, or 7in one large 4'4:lll4l.N4i''st i 0 . .4 7 .1)t, 13,.Nt i!Dosition, , observe the names of Shaw t t l ' i tltt „(41+41) :"41 Chu l rci-N"trd, is engraved an the 441.; „-41<.1 4(uniPatig r‘ici; bottle. All others, are )1,:ke11.,.ti:1 iippl'lrltnlellt) by - Sanger, Ozford i Iges IV4III, titil49rp• , ..., i t t. ir , ~ , . ..t p,-, AIR. WEST'S PICTURE, CHRIST REJECTED. THE PUBLIC are respectfullylalorawel. that iu eo - pi;!quence the Dis , ,)GU'rioN of, MRS, WEST , (yesterday, the Gth inst.), the Fat - 11131110N is for the pre sent CLOSED. Dile notice will he given of its 1(e-1)1)c:fling. , Bv Orflvr, CFIAK:LES SMART, Stcretary, Pall-Mall, December 7, 1814. On the 20th inst. will be published, in Three. Vols. post Bro. ii. •is. Boards, . • DISCIPLINE-; ANOVEL.— By the Author of Self-Control. Pt idted for Longman, Hurst, Rees, °flint, and Brown, London; and Manners and Miller, Edinburgh, • Of whom may be had, Self-Control, lu 3 Vols. post Bro. price 11..15. boards, The 4th Edition. " We ascribe - great merit . to this No7cl ; some of Lanra's maxims deserve to hecome'unieersal aphorisms, and the ex amples of her self-denial are told in a plain tmarected way." Monthly Review, August, Idll. This Diry was published, In'Svo. the Second Edition, price 7s. 6d. boards, of . PARIS, it) 180'2 - ari(l hi 1814. By the 11.2 v. W. SHEPHERD. " Mr. Shepherd, who is well known to the literary ilpid as an accomplished scholar, and to the political a an inflexi ble lorer - of liberty and friend of thowconstitution, has, in our.. opinion, conferred n real obligation unon the common run o' Readers and Travellers, by the publication of this little Work.--4t contains every where th:t traces of a yigoious at..oncc shrewd and bold, and of feelings:And principlcs equally candid and pure.'-L:Edinborgh ReView, Sept. 1811. Printed for Longinani Hurst, 'Rees, Orme,' and Brown, Paternoster-row. CONSUMPTIONS CUR ZI). • PROFESSIONAL MAN% who througb an extensive practice in the above Disease, has been so fortunate as to disci/1.6.a MEDICINE that is an INF t kI.L.I-' BLE CURE fur CONSUMPTIO.NS.; by which A,ledicine he has cured many when given over by eminent Physicians, itiai when in the. last stage of a Consumption, attended with cough, slating; of blood, and mdematous swelliugs ,of the feet, &c.. Though the truth of this assertion may IA? doubt ed,-the Advertiser is happy , ' to say, that he has it in power - to refer to.thoe be has cured, and Mien given over by sonic of the first Professional Men; lie therefore n ow licly offers it to those wh o . are labouring under this atilicting Di.scas;e. Letters (post paid) addressed fur A. B. No. 6, (treat Quebec -street, New-road, Mary-le-bone, 'Loudon, will have immediate attention ; and wivere attendance is given every flay (Sundays excepted), from 10 to 12 in the forenoon. . _ WILLIAM B. MOUNTAIN, • SARACEN -7 S I1EA1),IN1, Snow-Hill, LoudOn, The bcstAcconimodation for TrAvellers, good Bi choice Liquors, and moderate Charges. The following Post Coaches, Mail Coaches, &c. set out from the Saracen's Head tun, Snow-llin. IVEYMOUTH • UNION - Post Coa4 u , For V. V - Insides, every Afternoon, through Dorchester, Bland x ford, Salisbury, Andovi?r; arrives at Wcymouth..next day, five hours bet Te the Packets sail to Cien: iev, Jersey, Cher hourgh, and St. Maine's. From Churbourgii to Parts is a most delightful Road, the best and cheapest travelling-to Paris. muGaroN new elegant Post Coa c h, f our Lisqles ewry. Meiriiing'4 nine o'clock, !bra-Ingl/Crawley, 11.P.-gaee,' Plymouth, Weynslttb, Dorche:Ai4, Falmouth, Dartmouth, and Salisbury, New Pbst Coach every Morning at half past Six o'clock, through Honiton, Axminster,Brid port, Bland ford, ThAsingstoke, and Bagshot, BOSTON, Spalding, Peterborough, Stilton and Hunting don,new Itoyal Mail Coach, sets out every E,mning.-,--Coaches from Boston tirSpilsbv, Louth, Grimsby, andflull. BATH and BRISTOL Flying post-Coaches, through Chippenham, Caine, and Marlburou;r,h, every Afternoon ; arrive at Mr. May's, the-Greyhound Inu,' Bath, and the Lon don-Tavern, Thomas-street, and the Swan, Bristol, next Morning.---Coaclies to Wells, Bridgewater, Taunton, &c. LEEDS new Light Cmich, cal led The Rockingham, Sets out every Morning at Eight o'clock; carries Four Insides oNly, and goes remarkably easy, with a Guard - tbronghout.- Passes through Stamford, Newark, action!, Doncaster, and Ferry bridge, to the Golden Lion, Leeds, next day at Noon. - 'Mit— withstanding the uncommon Expedition of this Coach, it is allowed to he the most-agreeable and complete Public Con veyance on the Nohth Road, being unequalled in accommo dation by any other. KENDAL, Lancaster, Preston, Kirby-Lonsdale, Bolton, Chorley, niskirk, and Garstang Post-Coaches; every After noon, at Five o'clock. Guarded. , GLASGOW, Longtown, Gretna-Gre en Annan, Dumfries, Briewnhill, Thornhill, Sanythar-Kiln, eanmock, Kingswell, and all Parts of eotlaud, Camperdown Coach (Daily) YORK, NewcaAtle aifil Edinburgh, new Coach, performed wi h a Guard throughout, sets out, every Mornidg at half past Six Wel'ock, by way of Newark, Belford, Tadcaslcr, Dar lington, Northallerton, l)url:am, Morpeth, and Berwick. Passengers finding themselves fatig.ned from the length of the journey, may rest what time they plea 4, and then pro sr-e4 on without any additi9ual Fare. .1. Clark, the Black Swan, Coney-street, York,ylins Coaches to Sunderland, HuP, Scarborough,-Whithy, ard other places. BRIDGENORTH and Walsal new Post-Coach, every Eeening. - LIVERPOOL Post Coach, to carry four Insides, sets out every Morning, through,Lutterworth, Lligh Cross, Hinckley,. Atlictstobe, TainiVcrth, Litchfield, Ullesthorp, Knutsford, Warrington, Northampton, and Dunstable. CARLISLE, Penrith, and ‘Vhitehaven, POst-Coach, goes with Four Horses, and a Gnarl all the way. Passes through Brought; Appleby, Greatahridge, Richmond, Catterick, Boroughbridge, Wetherhy, Al)ertord, Doncaster, and Gran tham (the nearest 'ray by 18 Miles), sets out every Morning-, and performs the journey with the greatest facility. Pas sengers detained on the Road by business or pleasure, have the peculiar advantage of their Seats being secured in the next Coach. - , - WAKEFIELD Yost-Coach, every Morning, at half-past Six o'clock. MESTER, Newport, Whitchurch, Tarporley, Nantwich, N0rt11%66, and Mlddlewich, Post7Co4cli, every Evening, as Fire o'clock. • SUNDERLAND, Stoehton, and Yarn], new Coach, every m e . rning,- to the Geori.N Inn, Sitndertand. MANCHEiTEIt, Winslow, Congleton, Newcastle t Walsal, and 'WOlverhatoptan, Po §t-Coach, i-ery Afternoon. Guarded. SHREWSBUYS, • Wellingtou and Sliiffnal, Post-Coach, the • Prince of Wales, to• the Britannia, Shreesbury, every Evening at Five o clock, Guarded. SH ELD and Rothe: haul Post-Coach, called•thenock 'lngham, every Mottling. • SOUTHAMPTON, Winchester, Alresford, and • Alton Coach, every Evening. BIRNIINCWAIM Mei•cary Post Cdaah, with.a Ghird sets out 'ci•Ori. , Afternoon, and 'reaches Birmingham next day at 11 Noon. Passes by Oxford, 1..,t0n and .Shipstone, to the Saracen's Head, bull-street, and Castle Inn, Birmingham. BIRMINGHAM, Warwick, and, Leamington, New Post Coach, ever y Morning. lIITLL, Northcave, 1-lowden, Thorn, and Doncaster, Post- Coach, every Mornin! at half-past Six- o'clock, to the Bull and Sun Inn, Myton-Gate, Hull. HERTFORD, Ware, Hoddesdun, and: Cheshunt Coach, ve r y Morning. TOTTENHANI and lidtnonton Coach, Dadv, at. Half-past Ten, Half-past Two, Halt-past Four, and Halt-past Seven o'clock. IVIL'LIAM B. MOUNTAIN and Co. respectfully acquaint their Friends and the Public, that they will nut be account able'for any Writing, Parcels, or Luggage, &c, o f m o re than Fire Pounds Value, if lust or damaged, nnle.s entered as such and paid for accordingly, at the Saracen's 'plead Inn, Snow- Hill, Lumina. 1 , „:* Passeugtrs - and Parcels are booked for all the above Coaches, at liatchett's New Whii.allurse Cellar Cuach-Qthce, 77..7 4 / • •• 4~~ It 4 - . 4 E N, - Pe, . 14 S , 18 ADMIRA LTI . "-OFFICA, Nov. 10, 1814. NOTICE . is hereby given, that a Session of eye) and Terminer and Gaul Delivery,ftr the Trial of , Of canalitted on the Ifigh Seas, within the Ari , •diction of the -9•d2niralty of England,will be held at Justiee hall, in the Old Bailey, * London, on Tuesday,thc 13th of pecember newt,, at Eit./t a' Cloth, in the Morning. _ J. W. CRONEI?. DEPTFORD (71 : 7 'U.1LLING-YARD ; Dee. 8, 1814. T HESE are to give Notice, that on Thursday, the 15th instant, al - Ten O' Clock in the Forenoon, will be exposed to P171.11,1C S.4LE, at his Majesty'k Victual ling-Yard, Deptford, sundry Lots of unserviceable Provi sions and Stores, now lying in the said Yard, vie. Bread, Flour, Rice, Raisins, Pease, Oatmeal, Pease Screen ings, Oatmeal Sweeping;s; Butter, Cheese, Vinegar, Sugar, Callavances, Bake-house Sweepings, Be*l",.Porii, and Suet, Luger, Bittt, Puntheon, Hogshead, Barrel, Half-hogshead, and Rundlet Staves, Wine Pipe, Irish Teirce and. Barre.' Staves, Fire Wood, &c. &c. A Deposit of 25/. per Cent, is to be made upon the amount of each Lot at the time of ,vale, and the remainder - of the par -4.14:5e-money paid &Are the Stores are reMoved, for which purpose a period of Li working days Will be allowed from i 4 day of sale, the Mayers particularly obServing, that not less than one-half of the quantity is to be taken away from the pre mises within the first seven days; and the remainder in the seven following days, otherwise the deposit money will be forfeited, and the Provisions or Stores remain the property of the Crown, as no extension of time will, on any account, be granted. TARNING and 4EPnATING WATCHES. V 7 This highly useful Invention, is to remind the wearer of Ail nuniher of appointments be may have to attend to in the course of the day, and to awake him in the morning, is - incontestably one of the most convenient and useful objects that can be desired; as aWarning and Repeating Watch, its is obvious, and will befound to combine every desired • purpose. The construction of this Alarm» is of so simple a nature as not in the. least to injure or_prevent its well going and performance ; and even ailuwing the wearer no opport a pity for mismanagement.—Manufaetured by Berrollas, In ventor and Patentee, 194, Strand ; a Private Door opposite St. Clement'3 Church. Da. oivEi.,us POWDERS,. U. a packet. 110 I 'l' s, LEPSIES, CONVULSIONS, HYSTERIC S,..wd all hinds of Pits' radically cured by Dr. HOWELL'S POWDERS, upwards of thirty years, esta blishcd. • , Th:o. - ificßcy of Dust. inraliaabl Vawders in the above dis tressing Disorders, has b een indiibitobly proved by the au morons Cares ilready communicated to the Public, - fro'm 'Which the following is selected: Miss Anna Williams, of Laytonstone, Essex; sixteen years old, had. violent Fits from her childhood ; but, upon taking these Powders, she, was soon completely cured, and now en joys perfect health; for which , great blessing the Rev. Mr. Whaley Minister of L a yt ons t one , pu bli c l y returned thanks to the Almighty, in his Chapel, on the 10th of November ; also attested by Mr. W. Euilditi, Master of the Academy; Mr. 'l'. Rhodes; and Mrs. R. Grant. Thisoovereign Remedy is prepared tinder the patronage of his Majesty, by Dr. Howell, Fellow of King's College, and is sold at his house, No.. 18, Rathbone-place;O x fo r d-road, Lonthin, and no wh ere e l se , a t . 1 1s. a P acket, in which is enclosed a Treatisc written by the Doctor an the above-men tioned Diseases. An letters (post paid) duly answered, and the Powdrs sent to any part of the 1, nitcd Kingdom.. l) r. H. should be made acquainted with aid the particulars of the Case. • TO THOMAS TAYLOR; ESQ. No. 9, New Bridge-street, London. HoNov RED Sea, - Edinburgh, March 18. - BEG leave to inform you, ,that ever since the AL year f 790, I had:been afflicted with the Lucs Venerea ; which, front its obstinately resisting eeery - course of medicine prescribed-by the most eminent of the faculty here, and ,un dergoit'r several severe.coarses of s alivati on , a n d twice dis chargedfrom the Hospital with little relief, would appear to he Of the most inveterate nature. In the Sprint;; of last year illy disorder had got to such a head, as nearly to piit a period to my existence—l had a large ulcer on theerown of my bead, one sin each arm, and my legs were brake out in a frightful manlier; my right was dreadfully painful, - and had been inn state of ulceration.for the last seven Nidrs ; my left had also two large...nodes. on it, was Very much- discoloured, and gave the suck exerueiating pain, Particularly w!ien warm in bed, as nearly to deprive me of rest ; in this lamentable state, I was recommended by Mr. J. Thomps6:l, (Who received so great a cure by them here), to take your Leakc's Patent which I began to do on the 26th of May; in the course of it fortnight I began to receive LenefitL-in little inure fhan a month the ulcers on ray head and arms were soundly healed-- soon after, the sore - oil my legs , ' healed also ; leaving, how ever, considerable discsdouration iii the skin, and pain in the hope of the left, which, by the blessing of God, and a little longer perseverance in • our invaluable Medicine, subsided ; the none§ dispersing, the skin regaining its natural line, and stlie noctOrnal pains gradually going W.-4 thuS became, by your advice and. medicine, perfectly free, from all my former complaints—have .recovered my former spirits and strength, au,d am become jolly and fat, in which rtate having continued many months to the astanishment of all who knew me , I at a loss in what terms to express my gratitude, but b eg , you, for the good. of other suffering mortals, to . make - thi s my case as public as possible, as I shall on every occa sion ; in so doing you Will greatly oblige, Sir, your - grateful, obedient, - very humble servant, ALEX. MURKER, Swann's Close, High-street, Edinburgh, Witnesses to thc above care John Thompson, No. 3, New .Poultry Market, Edinburgf; John M'lntosh, Old A s se m bly Close, Edinburgh. Prepared and sold by the sole PrOprietor, THOMAS TAY LOR, Member of the Royal s College of Surgeons, at Lis house, No• J, ,New Brid ge - s t ree t, London ; whine, after a c ons t a nt residence of more than 38 years, in a practice parti cul;rly directed to the care of Venereal Coniplaiota and those incidental to the 'Parts of Generation, with that iaviolable secrecy which men of his profession should always o b serve i n such cases, Le flatter s himself the advice and assistance he gratuitously administers to persons taking this Medicine, will be esteemed, by a discerning Politic, as an advai. tage seldom attainahle, and void of all ambiguity. Al so so ld, by his appointment, for the Convenience of thus. living at a distance, at the Perfumer's, No. :35, St. Alban's. street, Pall-mall; the - Toyshop, No. 103, Oxford-Street; Mr. Disborough . .s, No. 7, fish-street-hill; Mr. Baxter's, South bridge' Edinitur;h ; _ Mr. M`Donald, jeweller, Glasg o w ; M r . Callwell's, Dublin; and by omit. person in every considerable t•osen in Great Britain and Ireland, in boxes of Andy '25. 9d, eacti, stamped, and sealed, up with full and •plain directions, whereby . persons, of either sex may cure themselves with ease, speed, secrecy, andsafety. " N. D. Every Box sold in.Great-Britain is sealed up with a stamp, on which, by favour of the Commission. rs, is printed, at the. Stamp Office—T. Taylor, No. - 9, Nesv Bridge-street-- tO imitate wbicb is Fulony, and all-others are counterfeits, EPRICE SIXPENCE -HALFPENNY: AME RICA. MR. JEFFERSON'S OFFER TO CONGRESS OF HIS LIBRARY. ep i t ;e 2 r i s , , lB :l 4 l . at Dear learn fromrstilotetiNcelelow, Newspapers, the vandaliSth of o u r enemy has tri ump h ed at Washington over science as well as the arts, t, y the destruction of the public library, with the noble edifice in which it was deposited. Of this 'transaction, as of that of Copenhagen, the world will entertain but one sentiment. They will see a Nation suddenly withdrawn from a great war, full armed and full handed, taking adrunta"l of another whom they bad recently forced into it, unarmed and unprepared; to indulge themselves in acts of barbarisin which do not belong to .a ci vilized age. When Van Ghent deStroyed their shipping at Chatham, and De Ruycer rode tri . - ungallantly up the Thames, he might, in like man ner,lay the acknowledgment of their own Histo rians, have forced all their ships up to' London bridge, and there have burnt them, the Tower and City, had these esainples been 'then set. London, when thus menaced - , was near. a thousand years old ; Washington but in its teens,_ presume it will be among the early Objects of Congress to recommence their collection. This will be difficult while the war continues, and in tercourse with Europe . is attended with so much risk. • You known my collection, its -condition, and extent. I have been fifty years making it, and have spared no pains; :op(portunity, or expense, to make, it what it is. While residing in Paris I devoted every afternoon I was disengaged, , for a summer or two, in examining all the principal book-stores, turning over every book - with my own hands, and putting by everything which re late to America, and, indeed, whatever w as - rare and valuable in every science' : besides this, I-had standing orders during the whole time I was in Europe, in its. principal book -marts, particularly Amsterdam, Frankfort,.Madrid, and London, for such works relating to America -as could not be fotind in Paris. So that, in that department par ticularly,. such a collection was made as probably can never again be effected ; beeatise it is hardly probable that the same opportanities, 'the same time, Industry, perseverance and expense, with some knowledge of the -I)ibliographyof the subject, would again happen to be in concurrence. • During the same period, and after my return to America, I was- led to procure also whateszex ze laced to the .duties of those in the highest concerns of the Nation .: so that the collection, ‘xhich I . suppose is .of between 9 and 10,000 volumes, while it includes what is chiefly valuable in sci ence and literature generally, extends more par ticularly: to whatever belongs to the American . . statesman:. in the diplomatic and parliamentary branches, it is particularly full. It is long sincc. I have been sensible it ought unit to continue pri vate property, and had provided, that, at my death, Congress should have the refusal of it at their own price ; . but the loss they have now in curred Makes the present the proper moment for their accommodation, without regard to' the small remnant of time, and the barren use of my enjoy ing • it. I ask of your friendship, therefore, to mike for me the tender of it to'thie Library ,Com mittee Congress, not knowing myself of whom , the Committee consists ; I enclose you a cata logue, which will enable them to judge of its cons tents; nearly, the.whole are well bound, aband-. ance of them elegantly, .and of the choicest Lions. They may be valued by persons named by: themselves, and the payment made convenient the public ;' it may be, for instance, in'snch an nual instalments as the law olCongress has left at their disposal, or ill stock of any of their late loans, or of any loan they mayinstitute at this Session, so. as to spare the present calls of oar country, and await its days ofpeace and*prosperity. They may en ter, nevertheless, into iniatediate use of i it, as 18 (sr 20 waggons would place it in NVashiagtou inn single • trip of afortnight. I should be willing, indeed, to retain a few of the books to amuse the time I have yet to pasS, which might be valued with the rest, but not included in the . sum -of valuation until they shbuld be restored at my death, which 1 xvould carefully provide for, so that the whole library, as it stands in the catalogue at this MO-, meat, should be their's, without any garbling.— Those I should like to retain would be - chiefly classical and mathematical, some few in other branches, and particularly one of the five Ency. z clopedias, in the catalogue; but this, if not ac ceptable, would not be urged. I must add, that I have not revised the library since I came home to live, so that it is probable some of the hooks may - be missing, except in the .chapters of law and divinity, which have been re vised, and stand exactly as in the catalogue, - which will of course be needed; whether the tender be accepted or not. I do not knoW that it contains any branch of science which Congress would wish in to exclude from their collection. , Ther e is, fact, no subject to which a Member of Congress may not have occasion to refer. But such a wish would not correspond with my views of prevent ing its dismembertnelt. My design is either to place it in their bann, entire, or preset ve it so here. I am engned in making au alphabetical. index of the authors names to be annexed to the catalogue, ill order to facilitate the hndingtheic works in the catalogue, 4 - hich• I will forward to You as boon as completed. - Any agreente►.t you ;hail he t'o go,nl as to take the trouble of enter , ing into with the Committee, I hereby confirm. Accept the assurance of my great esteem and respect. (Signed) TH. JEFFERSON. ' ..... , .(4 $. 44 3 1:::::•;,:1( 1.... 0 , AV , _ „