The Sun. — London, England, 1801-04-03 00:00:00

MIME *Sicre - . r- 1.4, -)4(1--ritrW-err .17..:rWiTil, ...., . -- 7 . . . . . . . i 2 . . • - . ' 41 ItS k 3 __, , i , t . ' . . .40 • .4. • '. '' ..s IA : i irk\ -•''',,,s'r , • 4, , • : 4 7.f.'.....= _,,,,,,.....„...,,,..„ ~,, ~, ....\%, 1r - ---i NUMBER 2663.] R 1 D A 1/, Arm'', 3, izioz. LP;tiCiL SIX PENCE. NEW ROYAL CIRCUS, ST. GEORGE'S FIELDS. T HE PUBLIC is respectfully informed that the NEW ROYAL CIRCUS having undergone an extensive and total Alteration in ELE VATION of the SCENERY, LENGTHENING the STAGE, rendering the AUDIENCE PART of the HOUSE more eommodioto and every w a y improving the INTERIOR and EXTERIOR in ACCOMMODATION, ELEGANCE, and SPLENDID DECORATION, Will OPEN on EASTER .MONDAY, April 6, Oki, With a Variety of NEW PERFORMERS and PERFORMANCES. Places to be taken of Mrs. Simmons, at the Box Office, New Royal Circus. ARTWRIGHT's Musical and Philouthical EXHIBITIONS, TO-MORROW EVENING; at the Lyceurn in the Strand, which has been rendered,entirely commodious by the most elegant and judicious alteration Part I. A S'eleition of celebrated Irish and Scotch Airs, favourite Duetts, &c. by Mr, an , '. Miss Cart Wright, on thOr , improved Grand Harmonica. , P a rt 11. An entire new Entertainment,. The .S e ven -A'ges orWu.Part„ or e i tc , a utvo-i,r. you ull ; being a Parody on Shaiespeate, and including all the degrees of F e hale Life: The Words' by Mr. Oulton, and the Music (entirely new) by Mi. Davy, to be recited, sung and accompanied pn the Piano Forte, by:llics Cartes right. In the course of this Entertainment will be sung the following Songs : Belles :have at you all—The Nurse's Ditty with Husha,bye Baby—Signor Arionali's Instruaions"—Fickle Fashion—Love begging Pardon—An " Old Woman's Song, and—the Finale. • . . . • Part 111. A Grand Display of .Philaisophic4l Fireworks from inflammable air, without Smoke or Gunpowder, zoo eluding with a Central Piece:displaying a variety of changes, and several thousand flames. The Theatre will be: ilium . ;Laud by a most curious Aeroperic Branch,' which is lighted and extinguished in a moment. • ANNUITY of geol. per Annum for the LI E of the PURCHASER. 'A PERSON wishing to lay aside a Sam of Money to accumulate for, a particular putpOse, propoaes to grant an Annuity on the Lite of the Purchaser, at Twcve Years and a llalf 's Purchase. The . Annuity to be 4 0 01. • per Annum, either in ouc, or two Annuities of cool. each ; and it in ine annuity, the Grantor will be at the c cool., of the Writings ; to be secured by Dividends of Stock to be imme diately transferred into thuNames of the Grantor and any re speelable Banker the Purchaser may chose to name: • Address, to Me -cars. Hanson and Birch, Solicitors, No: 6, Chancery-lane LoTicion. No Money. Chancery-tare, need apply, and this will not again be advertised. NEW MANUT ACTORY. IVOBARTS and PLOWMAN most respe&fully inform the Nobility and Gentry who have not seen their NEW and ELEGANT' 1%4.0 1 31 . A.CTOILY of CHAN!. BERRY and ITALIAN MCTSLINS, that. tl:cir W:zehoust: is the only place. in this country where. they c be had tenuine—S'o. Chatido Street, Covent Gaiden. I N. B. A Great Vatizzy of FANCY SILKS by the Ma.- nufacturers. • CYDER AND PERRY. EDMUND TOWNSEI:I? and Co. The Olil Cyder Cellars, Maideu.lar.e, Covent-Garden, 111EG leave' to. teoder .their re&pe6lful4ervlces to • Priend3 ind the. Pot-Itc, and to inffutit tlrrn have receives! their Supiily from their Siort in iierefol. , 'at, and have by - them 4 largc Stock. of Cyder and Perry, -of the best produce .of the last. three years, which they'll:ye. ,: co uunenced bottling, and have a quantity low in a good ;,tats for delivery. . B. Imporrers•of, and Dealers in , Wines , Rum , Bran a4r,' Geneva, and shrubs:: . • , . VICKERY's IMPERIAL HEAD DRESSES, Universally admired . tOr Iffet inimitable Qualities. . . % IsEAUTT. • THESE -Head. Dresses . possess such Taste ana Elegai:ce; thit they adoin'tliklan:Lame at: all ,A.,ses, a nd improve the Dcfekts as Naturek,f..Accitictd. ' • „ 'They are so usetiil to Ladies of every... Age, that they may COMpiere Oleic . 11e f icl Dress in thtipiest becominA style in a few minutes. • • FASHION. • They have the ,peculiar • • Excellence of not being known pool Nature, Alt(' are so laShionable that they arc Worn by the most distinguishyd in .every CouTt in E tifOrn. :UNIVIIRSAL CONVENFENCE. • , • Th es e Head UresseN are so happily - fanned, antt-sw well 2(l.apted to the Countenance and Complexion Of the W caeri -that. the Young they grace, Vat.. Middle-aged they enlil(6i, and the Elderly they dignify., • No. hi Tavistock--:itreet,,, Covent-garden. SANDHANI COTTAGE, in the ISLE of ' The Si:at of the late JOHN WILKES, Esq. MO BE LETT, READY FURNISHED, .11 1 Twelve Months certain, or for' legs time, if alzreed upon,. the above (111.)b t desirable and much admired Spot, containing about Eleven Acres, which for .asped - and pe:- spedive• ,vi.ors, no other can equal in the island. It - lies al inost in the centre of • the Land between Culver C atid Dunose camrnauds a - must noble and open View of the Bay ofaildhatit, with al i'the S hipping going into and , coming out from Spithead ; about one mile from the Market Town of Brading, and no pUee nrare• preferable tor bathing. in the season. The !louse in got repair, and, elegantly Fur nishcd, as Mr. Wilkes spared no cost or expence to render . it commodious and ccnnfunable. best Parlour very etc.- sandy furnished, with a well-toned H arps i c h ord .iu . the a t x ,ye. Tlie‘Pleaso re Ground,. Shrubberies, and Walks,. are planned in a masterly stile,, and planted .witly 'the beet and choisestof Shrtibs and plants' that could b e obtained the 15.itchen-Garden is . full erepprat . , and the F ru i t - trees bear.a very . prosperous appearaner. 'I n'add• to the Above, are _three s p aci ous Rooms of the icnightsbridg,e Manufaclure, elegantly irtaished, and . -placed in chit:rear partS of the Pleasure Ground. ' , • Any -Nobleman cr•Gentleirran desirous of fakipg the above place, will fi nd .the teinv r easona bl e . Ap p l y to. paneslranan, lranan, cn ;he i'rern4es, of 11 by letter, post-paid. By the PATENT, CAKES for makiri- of SHINING LIQUID BLACKING, fQr "rice '§ixpence each. THESE Cakes make, with- the 'utmost ease, by . the addition of Water only, 'A most excellent Shining Liquid Blacking .much superior to any hitherto known : it givas the finest dlack, and niost beautiful Gloss to' the Le,a thcr, Yep never renders it stiff at bard; but on the contrary, Prc'''cnts it from CrackitG, aad preserves it soft, Niable And • tb the very last. It is pqrbaly tied from smell, and 02 shoes thatare blacked. with it, Will neither soil the fingers 1.4 yntting on, nor the stoti6ngs in' wearing. - • the long.estahlished reputation or these Cakes having in duced many 'Persons to counterkit thein, those - who make use of them are rcqUested to take notice, that none aregenuine: ' buttwbat have ;in errgrawd Libel .pasted on ,each Cake, with these words, •'b the 'King's Patent, Cakes for Shining , Liquid Blacking, pre,paid by Wm. Itay34; the. Patentee, • sold by Bayfloy anti Vit.w, Crickspur-street, -Lent!ou ;". Where large Allowance is nvide to those who buy them* tor. Exportation, or to sell with a liberal Discount to stteti as take. Quantities for Ready Atoney. N. Bills of DiratiOns are signed-with my mute, W. TIA).' I. "Clf" , any ofthe counterfeit Cakes, nearly ieserribl the tote Onettilvappearance, in#.+oe..4,,,s T )vesed by my Name air the Label being:dial-witty spelt, .er the tbr insartet Infoi - e•the word i!teparecl,.. • . This Day was published; price is. THE ORIGIN and UTILITY of CREEDS considered : with a VindiCation of the Athamisian Creed In a SERMON preached before the University of Oxford, at St. Mary's, on Sunday. Nov. 16. tgoo. By WILLIAM LORD BISHOP, of BANGOR. 0 xtoid : Printed at the Uniimrsiti Press, for Hanwell and Parker; F. and C. Rivinpon, and . J. Hatchard, London C. Broster and Son, Chester ; and Eddowts, Shrewsbury. - FOR SALE BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, And Entered upon.lnimediately, FREEHOLD HOUSE, situate and being 1. k No. ig, in MARLBOROUGH-BUILDINGS, Bath, late toe Property and Residence of-Tho. Ahmuty, Est}. ceased. The Furniture, which is exceedingly good, may be taken by Appraisentent.- For Particulars, and a view, of the Premises, apply to Mr. Taylor, Attorney at Law, Bath. All Persons Raving any Demand on the Estate of Mr. Ahmutv, are requested to transmit a Particular thereof to Mr. Taylor, of Bath. March It, tSer. • , ESTATES AND TIMBER IN HERTS., • TO BE 5(.41.) BY AUCTION,, By Mr. RAINE, On _friday the i7fh April, At the Rainbow Coffee-house, in Cornhill, London; at Twiirco'clpck,-4t Nineuxn Lot ,, 1 IGHT FREEHOLD WOODS near TRING, containiu upwards of Forry, , Acres, known by-the names of Little Bittoms, Sow Park, HO(A, Spr;ng, Round Spring, Dagnell's Coppice, Hills Coppice, noreton S and Bates' Wood, With the. thrifty STOCK of WOOD • thereon. 2.e3t Oak Timber Trees, 1275 fine Beech Trees, 12 Asp and 2 Elm Trees, ulfham.ncr-marked I. It. now standing in CHI VERY WOOD, a shorrdistance South of thebigh road below Tring, and within a mile of the Grand Junetien Canal. , Thomas Butler, at Great Berkampstead; Mr. Clayton, Rose and Crown, at Tring; and Mr.Baston, at the Bell, As ton Clinton,,will direct persons - who may apply, to the seve ral Woods and Timber ; and of whom printed Particulars may be had ; also at the George, Aylesbury ; Crown, Amer sham ; Red Lion, High-Wycombe ; at the Rainbow; .rocl of Mr. Rain,:, Charlc , tte-s;:eet, Bloomsbury, Plans of the Estates may be seen. GIIMSHAW; WEBSTER, HILLS and • SCARTH, - Of the PATENT it OPERY, near SUNDERLAND, - ETURN Thanks to their Friends for the libc. Encouragement 'given to their Method of manufac turing Cordage, and now have the pleasure, of intortning them that they have nearly cottipieted their large Nlaciiine, ibr closing Cables, See- which, with their other Machinery, will enable them to make Cable-laid Ropes ftent . 6 to t 5 inches, and Shroud-laid from j to is inches, 'in their Mill, without using the Rope• Walk, or extending the - Twist in the Yam, Strand,-or Rope,-ante than 1,.) feet at a -time: As their 'Machinery in cleaning and dressing the Hemp .livests it of its Shiers and Dust, in spinning lays the Fibre in a.pa rallel and tinitbrin clireition, and in forming the Rope gives each Yarn and. Strand an equaL degree pf twist and tension, the whole strength'of the fitanp-is prpciect-d - ill - the' Rope. The following are extraaerl from sever.d.. Certificates,-Let ter;, &c. which will enable the Pliblic to judge of the su periority:of this Manufacture, and of the gre , “ advantage to be derived therefrom,- particulatiy at a. time wile - iliemp is so extravagantly high. YARNS. • In the years 1194 and 179 . 5. The strength of the Yarns were tried 4,,,.Su.acieriand—Lefore, -TY.:r4 r42celablqsll.P ---4.-sner,._,_-Rouis‘filal:6',:, 4c. 0.11(.:, .w.:4s Patent Yarni - bore. oft an ayer4ge above one-third . more than Yarns of the same size, spun in the usual way. Ott the 22d,Septernhier, 1798; In Woolwich Yard, before Charles Hope, Esq. Sir William Rule, and other principal Officers of.the Yard : • - iz- Tarred Yarns, each u feet z inches long, spun by the Patent Machine, bore on an average - to lb, i2,4Tarred Yarns, of same length and weight, spun in the King's Yards, bore on an average . /is u!. Difference in each Thread 26 IS. Which is nearly . 23 'per Cent. in favour or Patent Yarns, above tho4c spun in the King's Rope Walks. CORDAGE. In Tithe and July, 1860. Public Experiments were made in the presence of a great number of resp . edanle Merchants, Ship- Owners, &c. in order to ascertain the dithaence-io ,strength, between the Patent Machine, Ropes, and those 'made to the usual way ; when it was satistattorrly proved, that a Machine-made Rope of Ni inchoscircumference, was stronger ,than one of 9} inches circumference, madeln the 'common way, notwithstanding the weight of the latter was nearly double that.of the former. SHI * PPING: . . 14 May, 2 Zoo.' The flri Friend's Increak, of about tot - 5- toms was fitted out with the • Patent Corriare : Shrouds 3 inches instead of 44 ; •Cables inches. it - 164'114 , 2a( 9 ;Staysi Sec. in the - sane proportion. - "^T)I:L7..` In December , 180 , 0. The Captain certi fi ed fhat.. he had been four Voyages from Blyth to London, and one from •Sun tierfand to -St. retersburgh and bath : .in the4c Voyages the Shrouds had not stretch ea snore than 3 i nches, notwithstand ing the Ship hA to encounter a very. neavy . gale in crossing the North ea, during which 'several of the SailS Ware split. In-October, Igor). The. Brig Darlington ' of about 270 tons, - was fittcd out with this Cordage : Shrouds 5 inches instead of 6i ; Stays 6 inches instead of 81; and-Cibles•io inches in stead of 121 other Cordage in proportion. Ia Fenrnarv, 1801. Tne Captain certified that this Ves sel had been from Sunderland to Rostock. and • froin thence to.. Liverpool ; that the Itigging, 6*.c. had stood firm during tough' and bo:steraus Voyage. fr 2" The Shrouds, Stays, Cables, &c. furnished for. these Vessels, ware considerably strw.gpr titan if they had been of'fbe usual sizes, r.ianutattured in th, common way, nor. withstanding they wean - one-third less in weight. MINES. .Mesas. y.qc,t,tw. 43sY V 2 , 1 a Co. „, - - . In i.nswer us - ) your Letter, desiring to be informed of the we:o7 . of your Maciiine Ropes which have last ly been used in Sir Henry_ Vane Tempest',; Cat iieries at Rainton and PensSer, r have' the pleast:re to inform you that Five Pair have drawn as many Coal; out of tlir Pits as Tan Fai r o f comnloa•itiapo of Ur. site u6Lally do. You may pub-. lisia this inany-way.yoti. think proper. •-• .• • I arn, 'gentler:ten, your obedjent Servant, LEWIS .EGG. East Rainton; !SOL . • • Messrs:- GRIVISILXVI; , WEISSSBR, r - trit.s, and SCART H. Gentlemen, - • After using several pilis of your Patent Ropes in draAing Coals at Wall's. End Colliei-v, we have the sat isfaition of in f6rming you, that-their dutab;lity has exceeded our expeaa tion,.and 'that they .have on an average drawn more than double the quantity of Coals that Ropes of the same size ma nufa&ured in the common way have dot‘.. This you arc welcome to make public.; OT Use , in an other way_you 4tlease. JOHN BUDDLE, - JOHN:BcpSioDLEI, jint. Wall's End Colliery, March 20i 1801. 4 .: • ' • • The rapei used in these Collicries.are froltl 21.1 to 5 inches in circumference, and from 107 to ;is fathoms in length•each. • On an.average of the =counts received' from the different Collieries, the. Patent Machine Ropes have drawn more than -double the quantity of coals that ropes made in the usual *ay of the same size have generally done ; and in some in stances have drawn more than three times the quantity ; - taking it.only 'at double r a Coal Owner whose annual con.. suniption of ropes requires so pair of .5 inch common made . ropes of no fathoms each will, at the present prices, save tip. • wards of.13,•ol; a year by using Grimshaw,Webster'and Co.'; Patent Machine made Ropes. Match 2 4) 11 M . • Under the Patrotrtge of 'WS MAJESTY and the Hon. EAST INDIA COMPANY. PROPOSALS for Publi,hing by Subscription, a LAItC E PRINT, trom the PICIUTC of the STORM ING OF SERINQAPATANI. Painted by ROBERT )(ER-PORTER, Lately e.xhibited'at the Great !town in'the Lyceum. From the extent ofthe Paintinn, the Subjea will be cirvided into three parts, either making on large Print, or thr:-..e sinaller ones. They will be execute,d in the Chalk in - inner, by John Yeatiratnint, and publiAeitin rotation as they- are fins shed . . The size of each Print will be 36 in..thes by at. • • The. price to Subscribers, Six Guineas the Set.—Proofs Ten Guineas.—One half to be ilaid-if fire tirtiedf subscrib ing, and the remainder on delivery Of the last Print. Tfie first will be published during the present year, and the I ntpre.ss ions delivered in the order they arc subscribed for. Subscriptions received •by Mr.. Porter,-'No- 6, Gerrard street, Soho ; Messrs. Harrunerslev, Bidaulph and c,Ocks, Charing-,Cros; and thprnnson, Priutseller . to His Majesty, and the Duke and Dutchess..of York, Great NeNvport-street, where an Etching of the-Ctiiurc Plate may be seen. NORTHERN POWERS. This Day, was publislll4.4rrice 2s 64. Se..:ond Edition of l A I SHORT VIEW of the POLITICAL SITU.; ATION of the NORTHERN POV/ERf.;,. founded on Observations made during a Tour throuo Russia, Sv..c den, and Denmark, in the last Seven Mouths of the Year tBOO.-7/With Conjtdures on the probable issue of the ap proaching Contest. By WILLIAM HUNTER, Esq. Printed for John. Stockdale, Of whom may be had, in Three large VolUmes, .Royal 4to. and Out Folio, embellished with Thirty-tour beautiful Views and C nuts, .price 81. as. . A Voyage of Discovery to the North Pacific Ocean, and Round the World, in which the North West Coast of Arne:. rica has been carefully examined, and accurately surveyed. by Capt. George Vancouver. FAMILY SPRING MEDICINE. ' From the Rev. J. M. BINGHAM, - Reaor of Birchanger, near Bishop's-Stortford, Hats, to Messrs. CHING and • BUTLER, Cheapside. GEVTLYM - Ekr: I. Think it'hldslice - due to your valuable Medi cine, to intbnn you, that having been advised to make trial of it.on - astre of my - Family, I have been induced. • tie quentl to administer it amongst the Poor ; and I have the siir4facton to say, that in no one instanze has it fikiledolsuv cess. Amongst outer cases, thtt of a poor Woman, upwards .of 6o years or age. him fallen within my particular observa tion. About ciglitoen rliontlis;ago, she was so much afilieted with almost continued pans in her stomach awl bowels, and sb emaciated, as to be scarcely able to walk alone. Under. standing that her Hitless. proceeded ,front Worms, .-and that she frequently found them in licti bed, and often had takcil them alive between. her teeth, I gave net a doze of your Lo zenges, and at the times prescribed, reficated them:. /titer. taking the first dose, she found herself greatly relieved by the discharge of innumerable Worms ; and atter taking two more, she Incathe as well, and so continues, as any woman of her agc can be. I could add many other Cases of a similar de scription, but my Letter, of which you are at liberty to make what u3c you please, would thereby 17e.-:oine too long. I am, Sirs, Yaiir very bumble Servult, • j, M. BIN'GHA'M. Birchanger, I‘l2l.rch 23, iSo 1. Sold, wholesale and retail, at Ching and Butler!s, No'.'' 4, Cheapside, ntar St. Paul's, in Boxes at 5.i. Half Boxes zs'.4d. and In Family Boxes, containing five small Boxes, at. (inc,-' Guinea c:.ch, duty included. i.i...5._ :nay_ /1.4*, Melly Tissw-sra4 . A; 7,natic Snuff, used by Their Majesties. GOOD NEWS FROM THE WEST INDIES. YELLOW kIiVER. MANY Lives hiving been saved since the last arrival of Dr. BRODUM's NERVOUS CORDIAL in the West Indies, froth the Yellow Fever, to which place it was exported by several CantAirlS in the Naval Service, who had been induced to try the' efficacy of a few Boxes, and the success attendant has been equal to their most sanguine expetlationt. This has beep corroborated by Letters which several Merchants have in their possession, and it serves to verify the assertion, tliat, had the above Medicine been known a few months since, thotisands would have been save,!- froth,Aintb,,-.tu`which they havt, want of that assistance, fallen devoted. Viaims. • ~. The . The Doaor particularly recommends the above Medicine. to .-Yers.ogssoing out to the East and West Indies, where the changeot air:and climate requires the aid of Medicine, to pre vent the dangerous consequence that mast result in various Constitutions. I,Z As ,Urders are .daily,received, the Doam , requests that_ Captains aigl..others,. who send for Exportation, will give hiM ntho days notict.. 4 : . The followint; 'is • a Copy 761* a Letter received -froth , Mrs: sMlTHi m the• WifelVerMr. • Smith, Attorney at Law; Racquet-comm. , izleetl.stfeet : CfIIDE .! •• In sympathy to Nervous Patients in general, I,beg you to make public the great - benefit I have reccived l'ium • your Nervous Cordial. LVViIS what is termed a Nervous Patient, or rather hiy.Nervous System was totalliderangetd,.and the extreme of heat or cold, or surprize at --any kind', brought on a most violent pain in the face :Ind armsr.whlt lo.wtiess of spirits, difficulty in breathing, and spasms in the head, which, by takinf t a &0,,, Bottles of your Nervotts 11.letticint, lam happily retteved from. . . . • . • • I am, Sir, .your humble Servant, MARGARET Racquet-court, Fleet-stttet, Old. 6, tiboa. A REMARKABLE CASE. Mrs. TAYLOR, LooknikGlass: Manufatlory No. 44, Ilexten-square,.. - was afilieted, for thiiteen years with a sevetiljtheumatis:n,. and an . ohstruttion in the Womb, which caused. hta the most exorth.:iating pains; she ep-: Plied to - several eminent .Physicians, but never received any benefit. In this situation, she had reeourse_to.Dr. Bro. dune's Botanical Syrup and Nervous Cordial, and by only tikiit five Bottles wagt pertectiy ; and has, tor the bneht et' the Aftli4cd, requested 1)r •Brod..;ln to ptiblis% her Case, and will give any 'person further satisfaction, witc.• is dosirods• of being iniOrmettet-Wituzss her hand, this Stu day of November, I.llou. SARAH TAYLOR . . Wititess to 'the abave, AN)! BROWN, Butcher, N'e. 54, Shoreditch. The Botanical Syru p and Restorative Nervous Cordial, to be hid_ at the Doctor's House; No. 9; Albion-street, seven doefilrom the Leveriao Museum, Surrey Side of Black friars-bridge, in Bottles, at ti.. as. In. O. and ss. sd. (duty included); also of W. Bulgin, Primer and Bookseller, at his Medicinal Warehousei No. 3, Wine -street, who has kiso ;..;- cervlrd a large Supply ; Thoinpson, and Mills, Casrle-street ; Browne, Volley; C. Routh, Bridge-street ; Reed, - anu Sheppard, Bristol ; Meyler, and Cruttwell; Bath ; Messrs. Goaditty, Sherburne ; I\rlr. Raikes, Gloucester; Mr. Tyinbs, Worcester; Mr. Trewman, Exeter; Swinney, Biunin4barn ; Spilsbury and Co. Mary-street, Dublin ; and by all Printers, Booksellers, and Venders of Medicine 'in the three King doms. _ _ BRODUM's. GUIDE TO OLD ACE, or Advice to both Sexes, to obtaina.radical and perm:Li-tent cure for those secret Inti;mities Natitte which delicacy often forbids to disclose-tven to their relatives; with a Treatise on Fe male Diseases, Nervous, Hypochondriac, and' COnsuniptive Complaints. To which .is added, Advice to Bath and. Hot well Bathers, &c. It , Ss partieUlarlY recommend to Sea faring Men. A 225. Bottle contains equal to five small ones. Letters, stating Patients' Cases, with the Deaer's usual fee of a Guinea, will be strigly attendedto. It will be necessary the Dotior,should sec such Patients as are afilided w;th Deafness or Loss of Sight • or 'send their Cases, by Letter or Parcel, to the Dudor it'ost or Carriage paid), with his usual Fee. The :Medicines..may be had every day. • • OFF!: . FOR szcir A ND :VD 6D N firarck i 6, Aor. aquant of SURGEONS' MATES r!'ir Anyeeys'Sbip s ,_ 'be coielitissio NE RS for SICK' ernri WOUNZIEL) 41EAMEN el 4 &rely give. Notice to ruch.andesevv at of ry te *Whet to terve thertiPt, tidal they may, al op:Praia" et ?A:dr eft -e hi .Scmerel4lete, receive Letters for Aiuntritre•!:o, heja.i. 14r Algal ,Mtge of ;Yargeomr London, and that Zppoiittmarts will Lac give, to thew acrykrdlirg is their Oztai.frtairrr. Addition her tztel . F her odd.: to ale A., of Ste gear' ii•fam.r_, , aLso as./i.rlatlNCe gra vie] defray, vg Tra-Arilirg Expellees ; the particrtirs of 'which may to b:0:101 Iy al,sfyirg at the iiifice. of tAe laid C'eatt!ti I:lovers . . . _ • By VIRTUE of a comaissrosoIAPPRAISENIENT ' and SALE, issliel 'out of the.IIICH COURT of ADNII4 • RALTY of ENGLAND, , • , WILL BE SOLD BY - AUCTION; , At the Island 451 Guernsey, on Nfonday the.2ath of April; dot.; . • follOting GOODS,. now lying in Ware.: 33 •housei at Giteraey. and :!ire to be da:.e.retty 996 Hi i) ES in the HAI go L..tce CASES of SUGAR heiitteceetttite - Clogo of the-D..tniskitirig bierr:-Tur, AnatUa To_kaior« bot.;:tl Bilbc.k. .vor inewipeitte'ciue.ti,,cr any other rtrt:culArs, apply to Mr. Solomon Lang, Merchant, G.:,rnsey oui,kfor SJinplci of the Sugar , &c. to c:5575. Pri.kctt ,vacr cbants, Weymouth. ForRHEUMATISMS, SPRAINS, BRUISES, Ecc. Dr, STEERS's OPODELDOC. T is with real regret that jhe Propiietor's of thiS Medicine (in consequenceof the extraordinary rise upon • Spirits, and upon other articles. of which it is composed), tincl, themselves under the necessity of having reuourse.to`the same measure -which they adopted in 5;795, namely, that of adding Sixpence per Bottle to Ale Prieti, in order that they may beable to continue - the butiness witb a lair profit. They, however,. pledge themselves' to the Public, that when any material and permanent reduction in the articles of this position Shall likeetna, they will again lower the chavg and give notice of it, as they did upon the former occasion. • The superior excellence of this Medicine, and the conse , queht denrartd, having Produced a variety ot Pura chasers are requested to observe, that on the outside of ‘ each Bottle of the Genuine Opodeldoe is pasted a Stamp, in which ; are engraved these words-' F. Newbery, No. 4s, St. ' Paul's." All others are counterfeit.' Sold only by NeW-bery, at the Warehouse for Dr. lames's Powder, No. 45, in St. Paul's-Church-yard, a few doors from the corner of Cheapside, 'London ;.and by his ap pointment, by - Messrs.. Jebatflt and Co. N. '1 . 50, and 1: Piddling, N0..76, Oxford-street ; j . Wade, Olddiund-street ; Bayley and Co: Cockspur-street ; Godfrey and Cuoke, South- _. ampton-street ;_ J. Ward, Middle-row, flolborn ; T. Tutt, . Royal Exchange ; and W. Clarke, Borough, Hizh.street. Price as. • 6d. per,Botth, including the Stamp, or six lot 135. 6d. N. B; As the Opodcldoc for ExpottatiOn i's•etemptid from the Stamps, al* therefore deprivedo.o.at maFk.of authen. tieity, and as _grt-At qUantitiei er'cottiitcadtg' are Pent out or ihe KingdOrti, p . .nsoits' abroad, 'to prevent 'such impoSi tions, are desired to be articular in ordering their Agents to procure this ?Ardi , ... - ..ne• from Newhery's. gie.it and Providential Discovery COIeDS., CQUOtiS, DECLINES, ASTFINIA, &v. R,YM-ER's YEC: I,CRAL MEDICINE. CASE I. A yonng rear, servant to Mr. Parish; sill:-mercer ; ' Ludy, gate-hill, in a decline, who had been oder tb4t,7.'areof the Faculty in London, was sent to Rcipte, to be under my care, by Mr. Rowley, late of And Londkin.Cotlee-house This young man *as lint iinacr a course of the Pe c t o ra l Medicine, for about two months, when lie had received so much benefit therefrom that he Teturned to town to his business. CASE IL ' To Mr: RYMER, Surgeon, Gerrard street. " Sir, . Lambeth, Jan. 14, 043. " Three persons in my family, having bad colds awl coughi, took the usual remedies without relief. Dreading the consequences of protra6ted colds, and having had, ors former occasions, repeated proofs of your medical skill and experience, I sent for a bottle of your Peeloral Medicine, and gave each of theM a dose of 'it every night at bed-time, according to the printed direclions„ with daily amendment, and in about fourteen days they were all pretty well.. vam,'7sll; *your - Most humble Servant, " H. TAYLOR." CASE 111. J. Crane, Esq. near Cudleigh, Devon, who on the least cold is much ifflitted with a cough, and so troubled with phlegm"that it is with difficulty by can breathe, writes to Mr. Rymer as follows, viz. " Sir--Phrie found much relief from your Pedoral Me dicine; and; believe it to be 21 excellent .remedy for colds and coughs, as well as for'asthma, " I am, Sir, your most obedient humble Servant, Feb'. 2S; • " J. CRANE." From Mr: s:it:l:nett, Surgeon,•who attended the above - Gentiewan • to Mr. RYMER. - " Sir—l have regularly visited Captain Crape ;he has continued•the use of the Pc Loral Medicine according to your direetionS, -- incti I ain happy to add, with gotAl , efFia ; :the 4spitrea direc tions, 'been" very greatly relieved, and the stridure linbit entirely removed from the pulmonary system. • • I Am, Sir, your obedient humble Servant, " R. T.. SCAMMELL." CASE IV. C3eirge Hblelsworth, Carpenter, -aged twenty-two, _ at Ni), 122, Tottenhain-court-road, declares that he was afflia- Lid With a..violerEt cold, hoarseness, and cough, upwards of, two trietiths, Which - became •at .last alarming and dangerous by spicing blood. He then , purchased a smal bottle of Mr. I:yawl's Peaoral Medicine. The first dose, viz, two table spoonfuls, mixed in a cup of water, which he took at bed-time, suddenly relieved him, and abated all the symp toms: He took, the rest of the bottle in the sane way, which perf.illy cured-him. • Iu the Measles this Medicine has the most desirable effeßs. CASE V. •, In the month of May, too, twp of my - ovvri children, viz. John, aged 4 years, and Alexander, aged s years; were ' seized with the measles : I gave them from one to three tea spoonfuls' of the PeCtoral Medicine, mixed : in a little linseed-tea every four hourg in' the .first stage;. every silthours .in the .middle; and lastly, only at bed.tinie., The. fever, rough, screncss of the thioat, and inflammation of the eyes, soon Riot ted ; and in about ten days they had no complaints. They: took no other medicine throughout the wlele course of t disorder. 'ern:id-street, Sept. 5, iBoc. 'JAMES RYMER'. Extract of a Letter from an eminent .PrAditioner to Mr. RYMER. " Sin—Your Pedoral Febrifuge Medicine may be justly cdnsidcred among the most important of the medical disco v;..ries,. The following instances of its efficacy deserve puti ilcity : ~ '~' "A young Gentleman in his 2241 year, was in the list stage of a decline, occasioned by a cold. Evory method was tried in vain % and Fox Glove and the Respirable firs were no use In this conjuncture I hairrecourse to vour Me dicine, arid gave it in doses from three tea spoottftils to one desert spcoutul every six hours, for about three 'weeks t . and I am happy _to acquaint you that my patient is apparently' out of danger. " I continue prescribing it in similar - cases successfull y and some of scrophulous habits, are recovering fast. I think it material to add that, as the cough, expedoration; fever, heat and tlushingi, &c. abated, I reduced the doses, in some cases, to one tea spoonful every six hours. " Louden, Nov. t, tSoCi. 44 D . . Sold in bottles at as. 4d. cd. and Its. 6a. at No. , • Gerrard-Street, Soho; ' where Mr. Rymer may be coneulted.o Messrs. Dicey and Sutton: No. to, Bow Church-yard, are appointed wholesale Venders of tnis Medicine (4s welt as of the Cardiac Tit lure, for complaints of the head, stomach, and bowels; gouty, bilious. and nervous eniot. dem. &c.) of whom, also of W. Bulgin, No. 3, Wine. street, and of the Venders of their Medicines :n 211 pal Towns, it may be had retail. . •