The Sun. — London, England, 1814-10-04 00:00:00

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T, - • - • Ti_y r , , ( Which will be added,. _ ~ •••..,,..:) [ c ri '' ( HILDREN IN THE NVOOD. lt' -- - "I"d4Y, Othello; with Honest Thieves. i-},---.,, ___.__ • . 0-A.,. isp• 11-OVAL, COVENT-GARDJiN. .. p -Alp. ROW E VENING. Oct. a, will be er for .... , P iiied the Op'cra of Ni t C •' Tll t LOPD OF' THE MANOR. '' '' l 4' "4 " Mr• Junes ' • and 'Annette, . ith kil l , •, Miss Matthews . it be added (third time), a new Melo-Dratna, in O n „ .rliree Acts alled ft.,- l'hili, THE POREsT OF' BO ''qua . O'Neil tiv ill the WY$ Romeo and Juliet ; Juliet, by, MissEt) .t.N, in " <latre Royal Dublin), her first appearanc, Itlth The Forest :if Bondy. Oli . BRITISH FIRE OFFICE,' - . OR tile I 4 t k i , te rei nSurance of Bliiidings, Furnittre I N , . 7 iip , ,Vessels , 14" ilndlie SI" - and all 'Other Property, 114 ura ne ,' or Damag e by FIRE. ' 'e,'' Illa y 1`.,-' fi,rhort Periods, or for several Years .togc l' • l' t'4 ' e ef re-efed at this Office, upon the most equitaole 'lc i ,, Iv . li t , °ll er, ' ll not be clitn ged for Sunis of 3001. or upwardS, t'','! whlos increasing their presene Insurances. . 1. out ~iti6v7tti B TOCK of a FAR2,I will he insured Yl IL i l 'iv 't 'illt, c' at'the rediiced Premium cf L2s. per Cnt. s. q h 'll is hr b• ( :t the Renewal of Policies expiring at Micbaelin a a nd 1i,, - iii, 1 4 ad at the of he Offices in the tic enutial,, 'lle PropuSals fur new Insurances. ' ROBERT O SKELTN, Secretary. 41, 4 4 FLA T.—G.A LW and Co. Ile .1141- to the Public a SILK FIAT, ta r fin e e ' s. "at ought to possess ;it has all tlieappea , ; , - . t 4s 'twi ce a loci most enleniiVe beaver; is t. 4 ,4 144 .1 11 e and is of a better FIL•1::, whicl2lt 1; 41 ' 0 4 : it, ea.u t i fti i will never its . :s);(inr, which . is Iq en i lia a lve ath 6171 ck; nor lose . tor Olt wi!l ever in;ure liUts. Price t 'et• Marn Acturel-s.. 424, Strand, corner of- lied 'tnt 'nts and Dealers who wish fill- superior ' • th eir . 'o.d.vantage in noticing this adrerr t;,7 —"--- "." ----- ----------=--,,-- - 1.11; it„1e.„,,..,1,1,L1AM B. ItIOUNI7AIN, IN l est ,L' N N HE ADSnow-Ila, Lontron, - " 4 futio cho—i'cceoni.moda.tion for Travellers, good Beds, ti /ti og p ( , ~,i f loors, and nioderate Charges. lit, t 4 i'' `-90chs, Mail Coaches, &c. set out from ti 4 iti"kijpro`Naracen's Head liirr, - Stiow-Liill. t b 'xls,7%es o ti i % , nets 'elegant Post Coach, four 114t-I:llEi?egoe,:ieLvery Morning at nine o'clock, through hi4tlll4lll4%l4l''ailillll76l, VV'eymottth, Dorchester, Falmouth, k , hc l t Nix s burY, New Post Coach every Morning 4,, ,i % 1 , ildf,r.,. clock, throu g h 'Floni ton Axiniilster,Brid , ~,, O N ~,0, Ilaniu t 1 - -- I ' 9),„ 11 O N 2 ~..3 pi Kg 011 e, an.. „, t.„A. Nt i 'llit m. ,‘ri,s, Peterborough, stilton anal Minting rl,i'qi °to 1 " ( 'oach, sets oiti every Evenioaches 'tkri t t. - l i iishr L4l ‘• ' I• • II 'I 't,„ ilh a hd . 131 ~..,,, ou. I , ..Trans.)3 and VI . . k 1( ‘11,..,' itt \ 'l ', (.. 1 ' I S 1 el. Firing Post-Colches, throng!' it ek,,,ir , T.4 1 .. ', 0 e, and Maiiborough, cvyry Afternoon ; LtlitQ t il, . 1 ., the Greyhound Inn, Patt', and the L0n tr,14.t)Z1..:(441",°015-street, and the So 111, Bristol, , next i ,IY It new 1 ~" to Wells, Bridgewater, Taunton, &v. ' 1 1,,,ilti ti tli N 1.il!lt Coach, cal le. The Rockingham, sets out ~l i 'Zil i . ) :' 4, Ztfl i ‘. i ii t ,Eigi“ o'clock; carries Four Insides only, " i tr'.l.,; 4o lfo t :',i easy, With a (iii-rd throughout. Passes 1 1' ''t • tile •"" Nt, - “ • - • I Ferr - t ql* iliii., t ,t, i , ~....tr , ReNtord, D0nc05......, tn. . 3 I ) '"Ni It i . e; titt l:-"'" Lion, Leeds, next day at Noon. Not tg•4 iit i " th e I nci Allifion Expedition of ti.is Coach, it is 10 1 b y. tlk asist agretable and comple'.e Public Con. th .N, ~ti._ INqrtil 112' lit,l ) At! oth er . 0 4d, being unequalled in accontato ' t ill '.)',, ..ntp.-44160.-d6ter, Preston, Kirby-Lansdale, Bolton, t,, 11. 45 r , ire ~, c , .', Slid Garsta tin' Post-Coaeiies, every After fl q1,i'. 4 )11. 'Nick, . (:;, . , . 4i 1 , , E on n „ . - ax:oed. y o ,IN '11,,,,, ~tiwi,, ( ;retria:Green, A:l trio, Dumfries, \ l 'ill i i tic: t t of •• fli t, Sany uliar-v ill CaninoLili li.innswell, 4N e r •= 0 tIa ll i •" 1 ' ` ~," ~ _, ',.• it. (i t , - Wc a , ti , , Camp yrdoNya Coaca 0).11.•, A-4.1 1 lt ~ itti t . e and EdinOurgh neW CO.ICI), performed AN -4.1 1 'cl 0 rol t h ' • ' 1 -ii- h , N,: t ) 9, I,. y ', out, .Sets out every M r opting at. half -4,1,,,,r.gett„ toaii,"' 9 ot NeWarli, Itcttord, 1 adeaster, Jai - O lk,,gilui a '.'inlill, Durilain, ISlorpeth, and Berwick. ,A.,,' , 1 wf ,, !,,,,,, themselves fatigued from the lengtl: of .i:(!,,zl:l.iii,it.7.!_st'.what Utley they plea.,e, and then pro tti;(2l-stse44Y additional Fare. J. Cori:, the Black ,II'ill: itZt \VI I 4 ,' Y ork, rains Coa-11..'s to Sunderland, II all, V;\., • \ ,0,114i 4 n Y) . and other pla - ces. c i .,, 0, 1 , ' .Ind \Valsal new Post-Coach; every 4 , , • `,,i 00 lOt r Ut iii - t, p , ii t ,.ic, r ,,, . I t7., th ott Coach, to carry four Insides sets out v,1Nt,,, , . .1,, , ,„ I wig') Lutterworth, 11 igh Cross, hinckley, titilli,,t44cQ..rt.hi Litchfield, • Ullestliorp, linutsford, 11,kl i o' 4 11. 1 4 . 1 Il el l :,Plifon, and Dunstable. he N I, , , 04e, ith, a nil'Whitehaven Post-Coach, glyes 4qk al `liN i '', itlld ,c• . . ' k tli 1 ;14„ i.. , et, y, , , . 0, 11,1-&-11 the way. . Pass es t a 0t . ,4, 1 )4 ii,,,,,,` ii,,..,, Ireth"reattibridtfe, Richmond, Catterick, • lit t ki '"ti t - ,P'est w „,„Y, ~A betfor tl, 1)o 'least er, and Gran kt,(ttie4it 441 ti,, -. i.;f ir i '' ,.. ;.3 ll, l\ l lil es), sets wit es i • . , ,t it c . .N i - iv orn p a a tl, ; i i , k t.44 l. l.: (l o ‘ . . z ( k i r l i t the t l• tuad i i i. ) .a y t.,hties.ii......lxtnerst pleasure, "" have' rYtt 11, d iN of their Seats secured in the 4 lk , 4 Vt•t) ' being l i t a. - N t ,klt , . 1. , 1e Post-poach,. every Morning, at half-past tcrt.'"tl',7l.4ild ;NicP(.liilltr,.'"NlTlatchurch, Tarporley, Naritwich, t t ilititt .A ,.. is: .ich, Post-Coach, every Evening, as 'I NC I. I t ' ) Ii .1), il Sto c ,N. l t l t it ti. ,th. '.,N?. '';'Cr , ~,..,, . NkO tort, and Y arm , new C oach, every •,..:ire I ER, Sunderland 4l..;ll,•t,,..Niii'l4),til),:l,l6inios‘e; Coogleton, Newcastle,:Wal i sal, i :s li t t , k I t.„ f ict.,.y, ,w,a..::(oach, every Al;ernoon. Guarded. 'iq k:ii,t Pi,' hkg ~- I',lgtoti and Shilaial,. Post-Coach, ~ ;i ll , 'lt t ,e oi eh i , r .1 he Britannia , Slirevshurv, every l• i * , ' : .i ••Xtr,..,'- ) a tt , l ,c", Giirled.* ' . S'lkjo, , ' 11,1?..N,1,4... Aotlierhabi Post-Coach, called the Rock ' i 'ty " l ! l 'o l "s* ~ N‘l( 4) 4 , l , l Nu r ;'-eC ili ', ' I.Yiticheste Al• - fore and' Alton t t, 1, , A .t . t .i,\ •,\ 1 ' 1 ?;.. ~ ~ ~.; es ~ ti l ,t c'ci i . ils:No ol l eecur e Post' Con-li vit.') a Guard, sets t„„lt4t,.._ v ti t .,,- . ' l )‘• ,',' and 'r ev ., ... - r.t' '• .i ' nest day , at ,Nl, ~A c‘,if i, •, N f„ l .., ~ at ....iraiing.iant ttfoe,, ( It; )fi11_ 5 ,...i . :, . F'` -.ton : and Silinstone, to ,the 1 / 4 si c ,t,t,:lyid, I‘ 2 . ' . .et . , a'iol Ca. , itle Inn, Birthingliain. ' 04,11.. ,I.iirtl i ' r oili,,...` 4 ''''CL, and. I ..eamington, New Post k,tii!l„(t.Y N e' ‘ e- 1 - 10 A • ' ' - .I, t411,. ( '!, Nt er tli: ) ,', at / ‘, "?, Thorn, and Doncaster, Post -1.11,3111.1 Ytott.,(lat halt-past Six o'clock, to the Bull t,", 1 .t r 1‘ , ,"i7,. ' F • l rar e t 'i' llo-1 1. s,, 1 .11.•)11 , ' Lioddesdon,. and 'Cheshunt Coach, ‘l' i li. "li" 4 at ) i, k 'cir 1, 1 .,14 , - ‘ , t T wo: l i l 'i s dp .... o . nt:in C(iacli, DailV,atl!alf-past lit " . 'I t) 'li , kt I N R . . NI g" past Four, and lialf-past Seven " 1., 4 11 ) , , 'ON' ,913',\"r Vr,* . .. tr , l 74 4 kri Aft p ' ."N and Co. respectfully acquaint • i l: 1 1 , t1 i: B :\ . ,, it t l int , puatinisle, that they . ..will notlic account '' ? t ilt!. 4c lif I Q , " LI % or Luggage, &c. of more Ulan yth , :k, a ici, s rkli ngi or tiamag.ed, rinlessentered as such ' , lkii, , 4t'PAio,,, a Y ' at , the Saracen's Head Inn, Snow- , 4 1, ' I NIh:Oci p,,,,..., I ' t .., ' , ICU t 3 ki-, • S are Whitel lo booked for all the above e Cellar Coach-011ice, , . . DISTRESS in GERMANY.--;" Extract .cf a Letter rrom 'Rev. Dr. `3.einvahe, on MISSION froni the LONDON GERM.-1N COMMITTEE, dateA Erfurt, Aug. 30,,1314." , . " To the means 'which the Committee lave put into my hands to remove here and there some pressing wants, I ant also indebted for manygratifying scenes. I have endeavour ed to apply them in the wav which I considered as most con sistent with the views of the donors. Permit me to relate • one effecting instance :—Ote" Clergyman in this neighbour hood, and two other men of his congregation, were at cue time the only persons in the village still capable of affording personal assistance to the great numbers - of sick ;he became, therefore, their 'nurse and their messenger, their friend anti their servant; he went, in the morning, round to light the fires in their rooms, then prepar d some food, and handed: it to them ; afterwards walked to the neareet • town to the pity . sician to fetch medicines, then dog graves for the decettd, and buried them: and all this while. he ltimsell'cool a scarcely • obtain the necessary food. Once, on way t• town, lie fainted from fatigue and want eand.when he recovered, with out assistance, thought it, at first, imptissibie to recover his object; hut the consideration that several of his parishioners - were anxiously waiting for medicines, Supplied !Inn with new. strength ; he reached the town, obtained the Medicines, and returned with it to his village, and has Pad the great satisfae tion„that of those for Whose state be. on that dor made so great exertions, not one died. His own constitution however, under these fatigues, and he became ill, and would probably have fallen a Viefillt 1 . 0 his benevolence, had not se 1 - 'twat persons at Weimar been informed of hie situation, who imineuiately supplied hint with the necessary food and niedi entes. This excellent man's lie ng consists of about 251. a vear. The Committee would, I inn sure, not forgive me, if I had not expressed the pleasure which they certainly will feel, when T recommended to them that worthy minister's condo* to him, by a small present in , their name. Pow often have I wished that some of our British Friends might he with we, and witness the beneficial effects of then liberality of their countrymen on the tuinds and hearts, as well as the temporal condition, of my countrymen, it has; in many instances, :•ved as the nillyeounterpoise to that destractive e: pilsui, amid the wretched doubts and de:peir - t , f all bothan virtue, and evert the 'existence of a gracious Providence, which be 1011g to the most awful resillts•ol the long success of French tyranny, and contempt of equity and compassion. • Anictiut already advertised L. 110,846,10 6 SuoseriPlions since received • At Down's. 'Subscriptions at Warminster, by l'biPps and Co. D. Chambers - A. 13. :,er Mr. ColePrOok. 7 6 0 5 u 0 2 0• 0 if ILI 6 1 0 0 1 '0 U . '' Produc'e of a r,:..16 Miss Carc:, 1, Worcester Miss C. Carden, ditto Subscriptiot; at. Upper Holker, Cartmell, Lancashire, 1 by Rev. P. Richardson - ~ - - ;!.1 12 e f..,.!!‘..,:th)11 fru,o Great Pratliug, Leicestershire - `2 .5 6 11rss Ecalc, rio!es(vortil - - 1. 0 0 Collection at Ash:ly 'Magna, Leicestershire, by the , 1 I:ev. T. Neale - , - - - - 710 o'l CoPe<lted in_ the 1);iri;l: Churches of St. Leonard and I lit, Mary Mi,.( l- .' •:ie, BridgnOrtb, on the . late. "1 - 1.,,,i,5,..,.; .1.; :1,,a2, - , 43 15 4 At Barclay and Co's. • Collection at the Church of Woutton-Underedge, .... Gloncesi - ershire - . - - -- 10 - 6, 3 Rev. C. Statinard - - -, :. - 2 0 0 From the Ladies'Association, Devizes - - 32 .S. , 0 Froin'the Ladies' Association, .at Braintree, Essex, for the Relief of the Widows and Orphans in Germany '.50 - 0 0 t Smith, Payne and Co.'s. • Collectiim on the lihatiksgiring Day at St. James's Gliurch, Notts ' - - - - Anonymous, by the Rev. James Bag g •- - At Lloyd's. From the Executors of Elizabeth Pryor - - I Miss Phillips, Margate - . - - - - A.Friend, for Orphan Fund ' - - 29, 14 9 1 O 0 100 0 0 1. 5 qt A farther Subscription Irina the Town of Sher ' borne, Dorsetshire - ' . . .. - 1$ 4'o Mr ; James Rumsey - - - - 2 2• 0 Parish of Coxwuld, Yorksbire, per Rev.T.Newton II 14 0 Win. Shackletou, jun. '- - - - 1 1 0 Collected by the Rev. J. Hall, A. B. Curate of St. Peter's, Bristol 20 0 0 • At Committee Room. From the Association of Ladies, ,at Kingsbridge, . Der. n, for the OrpiiiltlS per W. F. R e ynolds 31 1 2 Samuel It. Fisher, Esq. Philadelphia, his donation 100 0 0 Subscription trout I.lrghton, being a further re mittance from that Ctimmittee - ' ' - Subscription. by Female Friends, at Eresharn, for the Orpaans, remitted bi- R. Burlington:jun. ' . a 16 '0 Collected at the Chapel, Cardiff, )pei - Rev. Mr. Jones 3 0 . 0 Friends of Wale ford - . - - 201 . . S 4 Charles Beazley, Esq. - - • • ' - 1 '1 0 Collection at Pali-mall and Bedford Chapels, ~. Li verpool - - - - 18 5 6 Ditto in the Parish of Elmley, by Rev. Mr 'Blakeney 26 0 0 Additional Subscriptions from Stockwell and Brix toil, for the German Orphans . - . . - Collection,at Codsea and Stritton Churches, Wol verhampton, by Rev. Mr. Kinsey - - - — lB 1 0 Additional Subscription front Bury St. Edmond's, per Oakes and Son - . - _ l4 12 0 Collected by the Rev. Jos. Johnson, amongst. a few - Friends belonging to the Protatant. Dis senting AlLAing, Farnham; . •- . _. - 6' 10 0 15 10 0 3 15 0 Subscriptions received at the Bar of the City of London Tavern ; Lloyd's Coffee-house ; StoCk Exchange ;- and at all the Bankers in Town and Count' y. . R. H. MARTF.N, LUKE HOWAlill f Secrctr.ries. IRELAND. rpt ENTY THOUSAND, OR THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS, WANTED upon a 'FEE SIMPLE ESTATE in IRELAND, containing upward; of Twenty Thousand Acres, , set to, Solvent Tenants, who have valuable interests, at a rent of 17,0001. per annum. Tiiis Estate is dear, not subject to any charge, settlement, or in cumberance whatsoever. 'Thee interest will be math.: payable either in Loudon •or Dublin. Apply to ThomaS Allin son, Notary Public, Dublin ; who will .satisfy a Lender in every particular as to Title, &c. TTORNSBY and Co. Stock-brolicrs, respect, fully acquaint the Public, that the STATE LOT TERY begius Drawing, the 15th of •the . present Booth. The Scheme contains Prizes of 20,0001. 2,0001. 1,0001. , 5001. &c. and every Ticket will be 'entitled to 51.-1 n the, lad Lot tery HORNSBY and. Co. shared Three Capital Prizes, in _Twenty-nine Shares ; also, in the previous Lotteries, .Three of 20,001: Two of 10,0001. Four of 1,0001. and Sik of 5001. were shared and sold at rtli6r old-established State Lottery Office, No. M, Cornhill.-:-LOrders, by Post or Carrier, exe cuted with fidelity and dispatch. Q.TATE LOTTERY'of G,OOO TICKETS. NO BLANKS. All to be drawn in One Day, 15th OCTO BER, 1814. SCHEME., I of L. 20,000 is. /,.20,00 6 1 , 3,000 2,000 1,000 3,000 500 TOO 1,200 i 0 l,OOO 10 t,oop 5 10.... 6,000 Prizes. • • • L.. 60,000 TICKETS and SHARES are selling by RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. Contractors for the Lottery, at their Odices, the Corner of Bank-buildi ngs , Co rnh i ll, and facing the King's . Mews, Charing-cr(iss, _ . _ , •Where they sold ilielolloVving CAPITAL PRI.Eg in the Last Lottery, which finished drawing 17th September: ' No; 6,154 No. 70 5,000 " No. 9,169 ~ In Thirty-six Shares. . 1 7 .1t7V..11_,L ING- 0 FFILE, Oct. 3, 1314. 0 R S for 11C7'UALLIN G T HE COALTIL'Si His MAJESTrS NAVY do hcrebu give . Notice; That on Tueday, the- 16th Instant, they will he ready to receive Tenders in writins; (,-wiled up), and treat A ONE 'HUNDRED THOUSAND GALLONS of WEST-INDIA RUM, to he delivered duty free (froM wart:on:my in s• Lich the same Lz:'oebeeli bonried),in . ti, of one Montls:, nb his ma jest y's , ' Vietnallins; Stores at Plymouth ; and to be paid for by Bills, payable with inttrist, Ninety Darts after date. • • The Conditions of the Contract may be seen tzt thel&ere t(tiysOffice. No regard will be had to' any Tender in which the Price shall not be inserted in words at leFgth; or that shall . nothe delivered to the Board before Oke o'clock on the Tdes (lay the itth Instant nor unless the P,rson who maAes the Tender, or some Person .on his Behalf, attends, to an swer when called for. . This E-ly wavpuhlisbed, rinFIE NEW MONTHLY MA6AZINE,-Ninn it her IX. price '2s. containing, hCsides niany curious And original Articles, an interesting Account of. the Missions to Africa and the East Indies. BY HIS MAJESTY'S PATENT. 91.01 - AL ANTI-ATTRITION COMPOST TION• instead of Tallow, Oil, or Grease, to prevent the effects of frfttion s in Steam-Engi Carriaq - es, Coaches, Waggons:, &c.; ir.stead of Capper for - Ships'. bottoms, Tar, Nrceline and service for Rigging . , or service for Cables, to preserv'e polished Steel or Iron from rust, wood or woodelktioilging-S froin the dry rot, and by the usc of .which the Public save in al'. - cases oat less than three hundred percent. exclusive of savin.; :veer ad tear, t:ine, and labour.. Sold for the Patentees, at No. 40, Cltri:le--Crnss, ni!:u• the Admiralty, London; and, -by their appointrvt, at• 1110 , ! Ship-Cf::m(l47s, Printers, Booksellers, Libraries, Stntiol:i. Druggists, Medicine Warehouses,: i!erfunterA, Cutlers, Coach4nalsers, Innkeepers, Couch ',":11.g•o1 Of fices, Oil hail Colour Shops, Saddler.:, and :::; - :up%expers, in the United :riing•doni, in Boxes price 2 G. 4; One Ciu:nea and Two Gaineas each. • The saiii!leit size 1 Box elof•-:-; a'grianti!T•s , iflicient to prime • .71i:cies, with which it will Cart il-w,o . :1; of Sr , ' an;', it r the same .;Y:cr of wi;1;„ tinpvrior Merit iti ever meet th Its - 111,.1 41 1'. • SALUTA R IS, or a ,nos_famott3 Mm!iei:be for cucingl/enereal, ;fru! Cut:we:ow- Dismal A'S, bottle or two will co the patient .:f their sal al ary eireC ts ; alfew honks ha ve egeeted a cute, atter saliv4i,n and every.other have proved abortive, and even‘Vh;Ja the di,torder has heon stand ing sVeral years. No remedy curs 14 h,etter,contrived, more safe, or - More convenient, than this, for such as ore old i g ti to go long ,Jonrnies, or to Sea, as it nerds • no cuniinewent or restraint of dirt.: and 40 yonrst; expel:it:l)lx by Dr. Freeman in an extensive practice, has proved it n 3 less sil-..-cessfal in those tirhilities w•hich arise ,more from imprudence than a certain - cause—to such p'ati- , ints'it bolds out a ri6vc:•-failing, perma nent, ants :Reedy rtlicf. Sold, wholesale and retail, at Mr. Pullees, 4, Clieapside,. CCUmer of Sic Paul's Chuttsh-Ord, V and limit Colntry, Medi in Mottles as. Os. Pd. 4s. 6d. and 225. each, with directions fen* each Sex. - • ' SELEC I' A RTIcLEs OF ESTABLISHED REPUTATION. HEll ET'S ESSENCE cif PEARL, and PEARL DENTIFRICE, which excel, both in lA, gance and efficacy, leery other preparation for the Teeth and Gums, price 2s. 9d. twit. The Essence is particularly recom m6ded to Parents and Persons who have the. care of Chil dren as the greatest preservative of yoting and tender ''Peeth. None are genuine but what have the words, " J. Hemet, Bay ley, and 11e..v, Cocltspar-street," engraved in the stanip. • CATHARMIAN WATER, for the general Improvement of the. Complelion, the cure of all Cutaneous Disortlers, and the' Bites and. Stings of Venomous Insects. Ping 7s. Half Pints its. W. each. • BAYLEY'S TRUE ESSENTIAL SALT "of LEMONS for taking Ink Spots and Stains out of Lace and Linen. .The qe vqine is signed " W. Bayley " on the Tick and Wrapper. Also his• SCOURING' DROPS, ior taking Grease out. Silk, Stuff ) Woollen Cloth, . Price Is. each. . Verita!)le PONINIADE DIVINE, prize 3s. 6d. the glass. Sold, Wholesale and, Retail, by li t -kf LEY. and BLEW, Per -fullers,. and Manufacturers of Dressing and Writing Cases, Cockspitr-strect,. Loudon; where, also,_ may be had ; CAD- . MAN'S incoinparable ILISOR STRAP, the liv,t and most durable one ever subuiitted to the Public. Price Gs. and I Os. Gd. each. RENOVATED HEALTH. T has been too frequently the subject of just and general reprobation, that men destitute or the elenierts of the medical art have olrered themselves as candidates for pubic pattonagein the prirl:rtssion of phrsie.. For the porno, of doing justice to the' resul tof our st itsaild ex perience, to prevent usfrom being classed a I no::g those enipirics whose irnprudent pretensions have, tint , ,rt s rely for society. been t;5O favourably received, we beg leave to submit to the liberal and enlightened'a faithful statement of our pursuits and ac qttirernents. After havihkreceived a regular medical educa turn as the pupils of Messrs. Griridell and lilizaid„ whose' lectures and practice we careftilly attended, as profess Ors and surgeon's of the London Hospital; we entered ourselves as students in that justly celebrated . sehool for medical acquire ['tent, the Royal College'of Edinburgh, and were instructed in the different branches of anatomy, surgery, the theory and practice of Physic, cheniistry, midwifery, botany, etc. &c. by those eminent professors, Drs.. Munro, Gregory, Pluck, Hamilton, Duncan arid Itrith&tOrd. We trust we s'-all not be deerned presumptuous in saying that our proficiency and acquirements are not inconsiderable. Having for a long series of years Made Venereal Complaints, and the various diseases of Debility, the particular objedof . our studies and practice, it will, we hope, be ;Mowed that we have acquired superi , .r . know ledge of their treatment and cure. In slight and reaer t cases of infection a perf6d re-establkliment is Com plctod in 'the Short period at two days ; and 111" those of the .utmost in veteracy, where other practitioners have failed of success, a proper perSevetanee in our plan of treatment ensures to the patient a safe and radical cure.- Amidst the melanchrilY variety of disordert which are the effeds of a habit loci};, and most unhappily pursued by the . youth of both sexes, there' are none more alarming Or more distressing than those deficiencies and debilities which Ire. qutritly prevent or embitter the matrimonial state. To such persons It must be a Consolation to know,th . at they may 1101 V by a new and infallible mode oftreatment, be restored to that greatest of all ni huan blessings, a strong, manly, and vigor olisconstitution. In all 'Cases of debility, from whatever. caOse arising, as well as i n every spec i es of venereal infed i on, we may be consulted by patients of either sex with the great est, secrecy and honour. Hoursof consultation at home from ten to three, and from 6 in the evening till to at night. Patients in the country are requested to state the partieu- . lars of their case, age, and general habit of living, Sec. &C. in closing a remittance for advice arid medicines, w hen the sam e will he given, or s ent to any part olthe kingdom. To ensu re that secrecy so essential to our undertaking, the postage letters may be added to the account for medicines. CURRIE and Co. Surgeons,' No. ion, Hatton-garden. or Messrs. Currie and Co. have Certificates from the above respectable Professors of London and Edinburgh„ for : the diligence, skill, and humanity, with which they p e r.; formed the duties assigned ,them during the time they at. tended their Le Lures and Praetice. • iIAMBUItGLI AND DLITCI4 MAILS. IJkI;I3I.TEGTT, SEPI7. 2 5.—Afrer many joyful. Clays which the return of the good ola order 'of, things has brought, we had to-day the most joyful (It all—his Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge ha.A7ing'passea . through this place On • his ‘A-iay:to Hamburgb. His Rn al Highness was received with boundless expressions of delig'4, by crowds of people thronging round his carriage, carrying ntimbcrlcss flags, with suitable inscriptlons. Itilis Ronal Highness received,with the greatest conats ceasion, the Civil and ikiilitary Authorities; the senior Ciergynian spoke a few words to welcome the Duke with great feeling. All.was in motion,• both old and voting ; the people. wanted to take off the horses from the ea r riage. Which his Royal night - less. declined. ITis Royal Highness went over the bridge to' VVit helmsburgh, and so to Hamburgh. • HANBuaqn, 2.. G.—Yesterday we.bad the pleasute to see his Itoval Highness -the Duke; of Canibridge arrive here.. Ile was received 'by inhabitants of La:nburgh with the enthusiasm w hi c h •ftuituates the;;; towards the Royal Family of Great Thitai!!. Von Sienen was ap, poin: - cd by our StnaLe to congratulate (lila on his arrival iii bur - city. , In the suit of his Ro-val Highness ere his Excellency the High er llriu Sch‘vicheld;, hk Excellency Liente .l2:i•clien, Lieutenant-Colonel Reynett, Von ii•; , .:!ot;Thati.q.!ii,'Alkidi• Liuswigen,, Captain Davis - , his Highness's Aid-de-Camp, Cap tain. Von Pink.- Corcz:ltAcr.7.c, SEPT. 19 —Count Lutzow, the Austrian Ambassador here, ;las - received, by ex press an order from his Majesty. the Emperor to repair immediately to Vienna, to he with the King of Denmark so long its his Mojesty shall remain. there. Fie had his au:lien:7e o:= kaee of the Queen un the 18th, and departed on his journey to-da. i tic List co:lFier from .Eaglanti h Ist brought the most pleasi6g accouws the friendly disposi tions of England towards the Daiiish Government. . . . The intcrcourse with Norway is very lively ; Norwegian vessel's arrive daily. The E.iglish blockade is now removed ; the Swedes send corn to the cotantry, both by sea and !2nd. All is now 9uict in Norma}; the Council of State conducts the Government, and Prince Christian resides in the island olLadegoard (where there ifa chateau of the last Governor's), quite.retired, to recover his health ; after Avaich he is exrcted to-go to • Sonderberg. Gen. Ahrenteld, who distietguishetl himself in the war, had his head •quarters at vye, and was Commander-in-Chief of the Nor- Nregian army. The intercourse with Sweden was friendly ; several battalians had laid doivn their arms, and - gone over to them ; among them the fine corpS of 600 . chasseurs, which distinguished themselves in the late war. Ninnerous couriers have lately passed between England and Sweden —The tree intercourse witU Norway is officially declared to be restored ' BERLIN, SEPT. 22.•—Tile Mtnistly of the Home Department has published the following very re, mailable Notification . • " It has for a long time been Very genera*: felt in the Prussian States, that the' ferns of Divine Worship in the se rural Protestant Churthes, is destitute of that awfulness and solemnity which, inspiring and seizing on the mind, can ,cle yat ait to religions feelings and 'pions sentiments, There are f ew symbols, and even those which are introduced arc not always the must significant, or have hat a part of their sig-• nification; the Sermon is roildereil as the esscwial pelt Divine Worship, whereas, though higis!y import:tut, it is pr)- 'perly only instruction sired ear nira ,. !;enieut to worship. The - Liturgies are partly sti,incuipiete., partly so finlike, and so •I imperfect, that much is left to the discretion of the indiv, dual Clergyman, and the uniformity or the Chnrch rites; iuic • of the prii.eipal conditions towards their ly , nleficent effects is almost entirely lost. These defects have liecome more vi sible in these latter tunes, ,when tise religiou dliposiljull of the people, revived by the great .pblitical events, by the - suf• ferings, the struggles, and the triumphs of the caintry, has profoundly felt the necessity of expressing and pron3uncing itself in a worthy manner. ft would be to be lamented if this era, so lecaliarly favourable and proper for suitable reforms in Divine worship, should pass over without any advanta4e being derived from it. In this spirit, many of the wortkiest clergymen, particularly of the capital and.the march of &Ulas, have applied to. his Majesty the King, requesting' that this - desired reform may be prepared art introduced. • "'Phis pints request of, the Clergy, which fully coineidel with his Majesty's own views, has been rece.ved by him with peculiar attentica ;sad satisfaction. "• In consequence, his Majesty has selected a number of Clergymen, who, tothe pares: intenzions of prom-itipg the Kingdom of God, .nnite a thorough knowledge of the wlifile affairs of the Church, and piecessary reprd to al circuit:- stances-to be attended to; and Ins Mljesty has commisliw:ed them, after ?:•attire deliberation, to make proposals for the most suitable improvements of the public worship, by ft,,, - highest Spiritual Authorities, after his return from N.'4 , ; 11 ,,,, "'The wish and the wiP„of the King it, that this Sel t tr„ 1.• ComMittee of the' Clergy, according to the -- sayh . i.; of the Apostle, " Try all,. and keep the ,best,' may examine the titiirgies and all the religions ceremonies of the fort , i:, , ,n Protestant Churches, compare them with ours, and with the spirit and principles of our holy religion, to prodnee the list form for a Liturgy, which, maintaining and preserving, the pure doctrines of the Protestant Church, may at the same" time give to public worship new life and new energy, and confirm more and more the religious dispositions of the People. Tlie Clergymen, coMmissioned by his Majesty to thiS end are the Chief Cottncillors W . the CoiNistory, Sack, Court i . ./c.it , - LiiCno;pllt:ilibubteicol'n'sCounsellors of t,.e Consistory; Eifelsmever and Eyfert, Court Chaplain. "proposals to promote this end, from . ji,t dieious and experienced , clergymen of both th e Protestant persuasions will be readily received and carefully weighed by l a l u a:stein, and Fischer, the abo - ve C o mmittee; for which reason I invite those ss'ho feel in themselves the call and ability, to promote this impor tant cause, by speedily sending their contributions in writing. " Beilin, Sept. 17. " Ministry of the Home Department, " VON SHUGKMANN." BERLIN, SEPT. 24.—0 n the 22d died that great actor and dramatic writer, W. A, Hilary!. BRUSSELS, SEPT, 23.—We hear there is a plan on foot to build a Palate for the Prince Sovereign, and that for this purpose the hotel ‘vhich his Highness already inhabits, and which is separat ed by a very broad street from the hotel now serv - E s.sa l s tor new Insurances. ._ -.'....-- -3..._____,011 1., ERT SKELTON, Secretary. *k ' v 4lii ,a 1° :$7 INDIA pi,ANTE; , ..s. • • jki, lti piall,,d, INIPoRTANT impizovEAlENTs NttN i "„4 re,i,s,-.l', ATIoN c oNciFitNs • which. win ~n, c ct an ye di 4 „. ''' , oll of F i e ' :, j i . ' r • • tLe .N- ,, roes, and it,.:llkrlt,'ll'sl,l, their l ari x o l ui .} , lc n ‘ la‘; ' :i t a s s r e:•:!, by Letters of Ap -11:4'li, 4,l(tatp'it" M AINUFACTORy of .I. COLLINGE, Ma -4t br 'e , e s):/riclge-road, Laiulirth. ,IV lics . ... also . 1•, , t 114,`'CAkit61,MENT AXLETREKS anu 80........ S flu 0 (?.,,, it,,, LA d' , , patronised by liii Itcyal Highness , N 4' 11 1 4 4 0 43 p i their Royal Flighnes.xs the Dulivs ot tiri,e , liai id ' ' It, and Cumberland, and upard . s of 4.' ttlipir°' t he P Nobility and Gentry of the . Whose Carriages 'are upon that Construe- A ki,_ 0 1 E 1.