The Sun. — London, England, 1814-12-29 00:00:00

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' - -.. r. --i ' • zi::+r. ~ , -. 1 1 . . ~,..., .4,..„,,,,„4 , -5-r-.„,.......4 ,..:"...- ih..'o.- - -_ ,... . .cr e dii\tv ... . . ~ I, ra,T9 TTNI N., iv": 4 `k ~~~~ u t ' i; ( rc l st itoo, E E .1, ,_ Ditr_ ' v , \ ,llll ' , lt 6962 . 1- ,T . l'Ht AT „ • 11/ "nE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. • S k I P REsEN. r -l aiesti e -, - 1 r EV NI.N4G, Dec. 29, their lt s Servants will perform the Tragedy of .IL a ebett m .• MACBETII. 41 -c „; L n o % r.„- Kean ; Banco°, Mr. Pope; Macduff, Mr. hi r ''' o, ll l e , Nf r , _nnir• Eiringtoo ; Rosse, Mr. Holland ; Lady tlAisi)owiou.s".4"l-IS'; Hecate, Mr. Bellamy; First Witch, „9- ' "cowl Witch, Mr. Knight; Third Witch, Mr. .5 huh trill be add6l (4th time), an.entirely Nets - and Su . 4 ,__ Verb Pantomime, called -- • ~. TE VALLf.Y.OF thilmoNDS ; ~, v ith n.„`;',.., fIARLEQUIN SINDBAD. • - Ore o ve ; - ' a lusic, Scenery Alacitinery, Dresses, &e.. ,0 iin'e arid Nittsic co ' mposed by Mr. M. P. Corn. Atuidb,id..l.e pantomime produced by Mr. ',llrby. '-- ti,',` . kri tri „, E . l'e Sailor (afterwards Hailetitlin); Mr. Hartland ; 1 1 7.,1 - t 4 „. lit y . l , the Diamond Merchant (afterwards Pantalootr), eu rti t i tioe 44 ( . 10 wIls. Mr. Kirby; Liliputian Sailor (with 'a 1,,4•140,,.,,0)1i5s Gledhill, a child only five years old (her 4,til ey, til i ss ;e on any , Stage) -; Diamonella, the hairy of the t (4 fter i "I `" • ' , s. g , Fairett i Dail hter of the Diamond Aler h „,, yards Columbine), Miss Valiancy. • 4e r e oiewp „itate, a.rltoinime, called The Valley of - Diamonds, will 4441' e‘ery Evening-. tftkr. lc Ari Jane Shur, , —On Saturday, Ha inlet. —On 'A 4,11- -4 '"te ea ; , ll w l ppea, for tht lira time, in the Character ---`-''.l.TueSday, 'fire .Nii;th -tsrati r ; witli P,lic y. ,H1i.,.,,,„. -__...„ ROY -IL Ct 4 'ENT-CLIRDES. . Ills 1 ~, . - • , • - Ili'ilt,BEN7'l: EVENING,' Dec• 29 , %%1111 1 L 10it fo via (Id the Molo- Drama of - (-.. • E NT OF iiONDY ; Olt, THE DOG OF NION- ~ I Illil, t 'kel q rAito.N. . • , ,If -4 44 L. ()ti trani, Mr. Ilarryatore ; Captain Anbri, ~,11,,tie.1.!zitenitlit : \ t:lcaire, NI r. rAvi(..V; Lieatenant Landry, ' ,(41.)u,'',°11; the Seeneschal of Bondy, Mi . Egerion'; Flt - r-- '4l ' ( 411 1 , 1 . 5 (4 P 4 ian 1, Nriss S. Boot li ; 13Iaise, Mr. Liston u'le, Mrs:Davenport ; Lucille; Miss Foote.' I' After which, the'Bilrletta of t,,, ilich v 1 MIDAS. - i ll be added 'for the 4th time) a New Grand. , VA ' L I -- •Pantoniiiiie, call e d It'• 0 i- I ...QUIN WHITTINGTON ; , ilk et . , LORD ATAYOR' OF LONDON. :1,,& t e1:,* new Scenery "I ch'itery , Dresses, &c. ~, .i . , N. r..rtii•rt and Music composed * Ry M. Ware. ,) , ,C, Ot Ir h ., I lit 10.,,t e arr4awil by Mr. r'a l le)** • '4.;' Ald,:ti"gtoll (;tfterwli ' uds Hzfrleq, Mr. Prolog:1m, ll,' ; 1)„, '-!'1,4.1 Golible (afterwards - Pantaloon), Mr. l - siir ; it-z,;, 1 , 1e Cicely Suet (afterwards _Clown), :Mr. Grimaldi; li t ' Al i . 4.1.1.(-,h (the:ll, • • - l• t` Mr Tinney : Capt. Cross-th'- , . p . ~, . .4,,,., ~ . (IC 10.111 j, , . ~., l qq t , '3;111. `,:; ( .1 ;I, ligo•-tutu-Ilono,-0 ( hint ; of .13rIniry), , 14,,tilq'„ iattig Savoyard, Master Willia 1113 ; Squaltha . 4 ''! . tis (2 ',trliary), Mailemoi-selle Morelli ; Allis Alice (af , . t :1), mit'sl,..T.ihine), ,Al rs. Parker; Riz:zlbcc ( 1 :.-iettius of Iti- 1 1 4 °,, " a te I. kly - roi 1.4. Pantomime reps I - Ltriequin , Evening Lord ~ 1,•f„e• •• u4 don, Will be ted every Evening ti.ll further i Till,l l 'r r ,, • , ‘ l iti 4 .‘, liiv'is,abella.—On• Saturday, The Gamester.- 7 - il On • NI; '-' 3 I elop t • st a VillageOtt Tuesday, V c P euicreserr . Ni. .•,, , 1 Loy_e in . ' • . - 4 ''Y 1 ,4 " d 1 "/I°. EXCHLQUER BILLS, No. 178 l iiil l - et , , i - -Op Oa : led . 2.7 th. Oetober,- T ayl o r, or 2001. each.• (i tjl,' - iv. i4 Fine"‘tlient to Mr. R. S. Gas's iun, ; `''' f r :" • ,. 4 it-EllaltD of TWEN'ET POUNDS, or TEN i l t • t her-Payment isstopped. r JsAvt,,—- , • t , ...1N,...., , R1GHT with pleasure annources the t ‘Z,7,111'..m4,P,e of the' Success of his Old Established 0 - k. . -."6,4'50',1 the Lottt:ry drawn 30tli Nuv e •ewb c er, 2oo 1 ' •, /''')(l • -*e bf .1(3,000 1 No. 237,. a Prix of 200. ••.t t '• , 1• 1 ) L's• •.. . ... 300 I, 3776 • Friend, 10';'Ir:::t1,,tsmit.rillor, ones, fie hopes to hisrep.e72tolitiosot,orieketscon .l/4t.4l::c;}il;:itn's t o i f leo o N o e l;t%' ot u t i t ; r o y f ol lo,oLl. and Forty-six 11 , ( ; 1 4,. 1 i a 5, to hvoin•Drawing lath Januin7, 1 . ;15 3 ; ‘4, 1,:1 1- 1611;, t 'ld stiAttEs for which are on Sale a Corn- S lee , ' , is 4„: 2 . 1. 11 ' , , 38, Haymarket, and 141, Oxford-street; • t • 1 6 ts. pip.rl.--..._____ titibVii,,,‘„,CAPITAL PRIZES hi the NEW - 1 . 41 v. , -Lkl'E LOTTFRY, of 12,000 'rickets, to be it'' 'VEDNESDAY, Lath JANUARY, 1815. - 2 SCHEME CONTAINS 2 ' ~..' .. . ... -... . of ' I .10,000 A •.. ''' • " .................... 10,000 , ' s • • " s " ........................ 2,000 4'•"•• • • • • • . .................. 1,000 '•••• • • • • ... .................. 500 lqlq '" • .......................... 400 " • ' • • • • . ..................... l'i • ' • A • • ..................... ~... 200 ~(31)(1„CkET,-."nd 2 ,372 Prizes, front 1001. to 151. _ i '. l 4i -u l.li '' 4114 SHARES are selling by RICHARDSON ii 4 j,e:t. CK, ar th ''' a nti Co. Contractors for tl.:e Lottery, at their ,`4‘1,,,,,_ Corner of Bairkbuildings,'Gornbill, and facing '''',.. _.........,__"Aie"'s,Cliaring-cross. It•l s r, 1. 0 WEST Es;DIA PLANTEas. ,Ip:A7- , q ,,, , - , p - n , ' IMPORTANT IMPROVEMENTS .it,,se'l.-LANTATioN CONCERNS, which will effect an . li,i;:4ly d,.4.dtictiou of Ex ,et:ce pre:se;ve the Negroes, a" ;„4allilish their labo l ur ma ' y be seer., by Letters of Ap -11):,!t't a ' at the ALINUFV,CTOR— fJCOLLINGE, :la }l,;ik. 1,, ad Row ► • - • ''• ' 1o • - • ,-i. - . 'so , lip, ..,ineer, Brulge-road, Lambeth. mlt t.1..e l ' t" PATENT kXLETREES and BOXES for I..'itltt_lll,lce-rI.9AGES, patr ‘ M;ised by his Royal . Higlmcss , 1'„!•1,,, klllt, their Royal Ilighnegses the Dalies ot t -1 / 4 (ll,., l ltvt is . Ile ,' Kent, and ( Anill4cl l land, and upwards of - kt,:"*l kZa of the Prinelpal Nobility and Gentry of it he Dire, whos4 Caliiages areupoa that Construe- ------.._________ , A \ T ,,,.„ ''t QRf e ' ".".' TAIPOR.TANT DISCOVERY. 4 . t i Niti iu aild Pertect CURL of II UPTURE ~ q,,,* P1,1\ 1 .;,,,,i,' 4 "11 or confinement) is .now practising by Mr. Ne,bl'al.if., — .lt, No. Z3' Golden -suare. Mr. S. has the ,t,,;‘oeut,(,Nlg sat isfactio'n of assurin , the Public, that since . I rie'ls 1,. .icettient of his Nun lc: in ?lily last, many Ruptured t.itti.o!it,,l,4,.,:ie„le,Pn. 0...N21n:i11y eurc.d, of 100 Pa who may be referred .. t?; !,,, ~!,,, f 'E this time iiiiiic r his care upwards • 4 14 ,,t1: ) : r,,,..`,..0.1. a.ssnviiiice, from his mode of treatment, they v.l l , - 4 111.., •' 11 ); that advancement towards a cure, which i1 it .„:;,.., 1,,i c.itiztot disappoifit them ; and in every case Mr. S. t,. ,.. 4 41 4 Z: s i f t: i l l t4i , .ey ...shall stand the test of examination by .i 1., Eth el ., I factaiiier. . . . - • 1 1 . 41 ~,,,,,., iistintoily of theSe interesting facts, he feels„him„- ' i' lli: l' eei-, ' ni -1)61).!-; permitted to refer to two higu an. :), 1 , 4 1 1 t i, ()J.. 1,1,int,,i).1 tiis guceesA . ul application on a couple of 4 1 ,.?iie vt , ~,, ," sf.rulta q., • :,,,u.!PSt. fortibiV the national importance of this dis tb,,,,,,,,stif,k,,tll":,:;Slia?,d oiiry to rel;r to every Professional Writer .•1., 41 •e.-„,..., n,. i suoject of Hernia, who state, from very A t 1%,11,/.(1. •amenti, thaernore than one in every eight F 'ti' ' ' • . t i 9-Pt-Aired. - 111,,,,t,:kt1N.IIITIhriet),;nS a List of a few Persons who have i beep t i , , f t , .., and who have allowed Hiepublication of their ti,,".tfist,lvilitol otivs- of gratitude to him, and of humanity IfY. I ndy now be labon ringurider : tha.t must afflicting l, 't iif i• ' t ),1 " le rli, l t 1 - • . . • • h 404 on4 iiiici. . I "ider his process, by his Royl Hig ness lti ''vei.,l ° I t ; -} Oef, for a-bad Rupture, _has s le ft off h's 4 t' ' 411 d it, 41°Iit ", after being passed as soaud by Doctor ~ -. tkfo'Y igodiCal, Boand. Iv . rii,,. All Letters must be post-free. ' I % lv "nn,ii A i . i i,i% , George -street, Orosverfor-squa-re. Ai r ' illi : , vm4. ", 4 7, Ohl Compton-street. At i ,' Tre„,-,Jtrloson, .111, ('olden -lane, Barbican. fla t . 4'' s ' ( '‘ , , sent by Earl Stanhope. t eu lla rles s au dr " a, 7 , Upper Crown-street, Westminster. ti t. ,sr.ret. nders, Servant ti, the Earl of Ouslow, 8, ll_ . vussack, 1" 4, 4 : :/. p.,,, , ,_ 0, likrfoid- street , Fitkroy-square. 1110,444_ ;Servarit to Mr. Ma nchester,,fzu'rier, Ormond u Y. e ° ,v b e thi • , of ry W tO " w ho- , roo t ' It 1111 c I)cc • 111 ea:l`, 0 nit . , leo • „ U d e s an d „Ile' s o l'l, V. t lc , 0 0. , o lice, :: or t : f 1I Sv his '',ol juln c 0 1 1 11 %r C 1 0 ,0 e vc Bl l lo i e t io 110 ? (I S sn c ti . 1 5P e" , v L:1303' .lie l e e 111 viCC i fo g r - O ,Ecp 10 1 ' iy )• ii( j)C 3l ki• 141. (i tit o coo p ey 1).(.:!, ,De t di :Ilia' , '6l ! i scovr e ;, t 0" . i t. ticr i • l eo' IriF O! „ti'i C 1, 1 r, g l it y id t 3 ,i t ts r, e 44 lls' . ,tl,l tl,e ot" ( 01 bt 100 • 1 1 6 ' „ cal 03 • 51) 1' , ill .1 14' V i dlt • A iifit'er t 1 . 1.; .00 e 74A 1j ,' d ef . sVe3)./ k g • 95% 4. )* of y s tlY the 90,f " da m fittb~ioi,43o . f I c , leo d ' t eici p • 1 4 .1 rto l il' i f ` 4. o „o f q• )i :0 4 c t pf .jt t 6e ° '" •eg tie!' 1 0 " q. t i0 ,11 ,,, r r i 0 1 .11; . #:1 ! ) 0 0 1 : e .A lio%l P- 40' • t ?' 0 l i t , ,LOl VICTU,ILLING OFFICE, Dec.2oth, 1814. TH E COMMISSIONERS for VICTU/ILLINO His MAJESTY'S NdVY d o hereby give Noti ce , That on Friday, the 30th inst. they witty be ready to ceiye Te241C74 in writini, (ealcd up) and tre a t for FIVE HUNbBED BAGS of KENTISH HOPS, ,of the growth of .the present Year; to be ansinerele to Samples to be produced with the Tenders ; to be delivered into the Victualling Stor i es' at the Ports, and in the proportions undermentioned half thereof in one itionth,.an4 other half within a afterwards; and to be paid l'or by Bills payable with ,l'nterest Mnely Days after. Kat e! - , Deptfortl:.. Portsmontl! Plymouth.. Bags. 290 200 10.0' The Conditions of the Contract may be seen. at the Secre tary's Office. No regard 'will be had is any .Tendet in which the Price shag not he inserted in words at lenirth, or that shall not be delivered to the Board before One o'Clar,./i en the Priday, the 30th inst. nor runless tier Per s on who makes th e Tender, or some Person on his behalf, attends, to answer when called for. FICTI". , LI,LING-OFFICE, Dcc. 26, 181,1. THE COMMISS/ONERSjOr V/CTU,44,LLNO His 31.,-I.I.E4TrS FY do hereby give Notice, That, on Friday Aral', the 33th instan't,' Ge ready to 7 re; ,ceire Tenders in writidig. healed oP), anti treat for EIGIJTY TONS (7/VIRGINIA or NIAItYLAND LEAF TOBACCO,. to - be delivered !mike" space of a Month, or as 9nnfic sooner as . p,aeiicable, into ,11Nesty's Victual/log. Stores at 'the rts and inc the proportions unlke-me?itianol; tip. , Tuns. Deptford - - 3o Portsmouth • 2,3 Plymouth - acrd td be paid for by hills payable, with interest, Ninety gays Alter (late. . 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LIVERPOOL New Light Coach, out - only one night (car ries four inside only), through Warrington, Nerthwich,-Mid dievyich, .Sandbitch, Uttoxeter, Burton-upon-Trent, Meas haat, Hinckley, Latter worth aad Northampton, Sunday, Wednesday, and Friday Nlornings; at Six ; perfovin§-the jour .ney•in 3(i hours, welllighted and guarded thrnaghout. • LIVF.RPOOL we Coach, through Warrington,Knots ford, Conieleton, Neweastle, Stone; Litchfield, Tainworth, Atherstune, Hinckley and Luttetwortl,'Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday imnithigs, at Six; travels with extraordinary Velocity ; only one night on the road ! well)ighted and guard: . ed.the whole of the journey. YORK New and Kiiiga,nt Post Cuach every - Morning at Six, through Tadcaster, Ferrybridge, DOncaster,- Ilawtry,Ret f-ird, Newark,. Grantham, and Stamford. Front Yoric,• Pas, sengers arc!. fory, - ardeti with the greatest facility to • Edin buyt.th, Berwick, Newcastle, •Alnwiek, Shields, :mil Sunder land, Durham, Darlington; Northalterton, ThirSk, and Eas , iugwold, Glasgow, Dumfries,. Penrith, Brongh;Rip poa, Borough Bridge, Knarcs)iuroug ,h Harrowgate and all parts Of the North. • , HINCKLEY, Atherstone, Lutterworth, •ansl Northarep- Ina Coach every Morning at Six, except Mnnday, and every. . , SHREWSBURY and North Wales Cheap coach, through ShirFnall. Iron Bridge, 'Wolverhampton_ and 'Birmingham every Morning. 1101, YHEAD, Bangor, Ca pel Cerig, Lio n,vis t, Cernioge Mawr, Corwen, Caernarvon, Conway; Oswestry, mul all parts of North Wales, every - Morning. • . • • , BIRMINGHAM New 00aC14, called The Crown Prince, through Stilly Stratford, Leniington cud Warwick, every Marniog at Four, mid arrives the saute Evening at Ten. PARKGATE, Chester, • Stafford, aad Litchfield Post coacLes every Evening.: . Chattris, and St., Ives New Coach, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday Evenings. . LITCHFIELD, Tainwortit, Hinckley, .atherstone, Linter worth and Northampton, 'remand excellent Coach, Tuesttayi Thursday, and Saterday Mornings, at Six. • Cll Si. TEN HAM New !),y. 'Coach, through Free:rola, Noi•tfilearb, thirterd, and Oxi'ord rcarries four inside 0n1% . )*, • „. Atts oat every .Morning„ except Sunday, at six, and al - I'4es early the same Evening at the Plow 11111, Cheltenham. OXFORD New Post Coach, called The' Defiance, every Morning at Eight. NORWICH very last , Coach, ,through Newmarket and Thetford, every Evening at Seven. Ymtmorrii, Lowestoft, EVeceles, Yoxford, and 11Tood bridge Telegraph, every Afternoon at Four o'Clock. IPSWICH and Colchester, every Afternoon at Four and Seven. CAMBRIDGE and Ely New Telegraph Coach, every Night, and Carriages to all Parts of Norfolk, Suffolk, Essex, and Cambridgeshire. FAKENUAM, SwaffliMin, Brandon, and Newmai ket•ele ' gant New Coach, ,the Lord Nelson, Tuesday, Thursday, and 'Saturday Night at Six o'Clock, Sunday at Fire. LYNN- Post Coach, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Mornintts at Five o'Clock. SOUTHAMPTON and Lymingtun elegant n ew C ouc h, every Mornieg (extiept Sunday) at Five o'Clock. Pa c k e t s sail to the Isl e o f Wight f 0 the arrival of the Coach. Parcels are conveyed to all parts-of the Island. WINCHESTER, Basingstoke, and Hartford Bridge very - fast Coach ever-it Morning at Five o 'ClO c k. TUNBRIDGE and Tuiihridge Wells new and easy Coaches, every Morning. TUNBRIDGE Wells new Post Coach (carries four inside only) through Ttiniaridge, Sevenoakes, and Riverhead, every Afternoon at Four °Thick, Stinday excepted. •• I3URTON upOn Trent Post. Coach, through Measham, , Twycross, Athelstone, Hinckley, latiterworth, Welford, Nor thampton, and' Duostabie, Sunday, Wednesday, and Friday . Morning-S, at Six -•- . BRISTOL. Bath, Melksham., .Devizes, and Marlborough new and excellent Post Coach '(carries four inside only) every ll elution at Five, well lighted and guarded throughout.. - This Conveyance- is incontrovertibly superior t 6 any nn the Western Road. EXETER., Plymouth, and Falmouth Coach, called the Bal. , loon, every Motning at. Seven. SEVENOAKS, Riverhead, and Bromley Coaches, every Morning. HASTINGS, Ilattel, Robertsbridge, Flinrwell, and Tun bridge expeditious New Coach, every Morning •at half-past PORTSMOUTH and-Gosport Telegraph, every Morning anti Evening at Five o'Clock. PORTSMOUTH, Hointlean, Petersfield, Godalming, and . Guildford - New Coaches, every Morning and Evening at Five o'clock. • PCntTSNIOUTH New rind elegant Post Coach, the Duke orWellington, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Mornings, at Eight EXETER and T a unton' Coaches, every Morning and Erecting. WELLS; Bridgewater, and Taunton Coaches, every Morn ing and Evening. PLY?,IOUTH and Falmouth very fast and cheap Coaches, every Morning. and Evening. BURY and Newmarket Post Coach, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Mornings, at half•past Five. BATH and Bristol Coaches,, to Bath in 14 Hours, every Morning at half-past Four ()Thick, and Evening at Five. • LEWES, tlckfield, Muresfield, and East Grinstead Coaches every Mornin g a t Ei g ht o'clock. , • . BOGNOR, and the. Rocks, a Bathing Place on the Sussex Coast, Much admired for its fine Sands, a new Coach, every Morning at Six. Midhurst, and Haslemare, new Telegraph Coaches, every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Mornings at Six. CHICHESTER New Coach, through Duncton 'and : Pet-. worth, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday Mornings at Seven. ARUNDEL New Coach, through Duncton, Petworth, and Little Hampton, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Mornings, at Seven. ' MAIDSTONE, Mailing, and Wrotham Coaches, every Morning at Five and Nine o'Clock. FOLKSTONE, Hythe, Saudgate, and Ashford Coaches, every Mnrniarg. - - DOVER, Margate, Ramsgate, Deal, and Canterbury Coaches, every Morning at Six o'Clock, and Evening at Five. Extra Carrilie;es always ready fur families or parties. - BROMPTON, Chatham, Rochester, and Stroud Coaches of every description' at Six and Nine in the Morning, One at Noon, and half-past Five in the Evening. • GRAVESEND, NortHeet, and Dartford Coachesat Six and Nine in the'Morning, One at-Noun, and Five in the Evening. Extra - Coaches always ready,. sixpriNcE-riA LFPENNY: _ _ BRIGIITON original Red. Coach, throLtgh,Croydon, Rei gate, Crawley;andCuclifield, eyery,Morttim t at Eight. : BIGHTON New Coach, called thei.);!!lic of Norfolk,evrey Morning- at Nine, through Dorking; Horsham, add Hen . field. L; .. BRIGHTON 'New and Elegant Post Coach, BRIGHTON =ReogdeeiricnyaCtioclaterlui,lyadt,;ia.alft-,picapstos: every Afternoon at Eight o'clock, E ir r r e fi ni f i N ig G . . ries four inside only) throngli Broadwater, Findon Ashing ton, West Grip s t ea d, Horshtnn, and Dorking' , at Eight o'Cloch. , every Woinimg UODALMING-, Guildford, • Merrow, Tait' 'Horsl e y, . an d Bookam, Tuesday, Thursday, a la i Saturday, at Eight o'Clock., EASTBOURN Summer Coach, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, at Half past SixliChicl:. • - GODALMING and Guildford Coaches, every Mornin g - an d . Afternoon. DORKING, Leatherhcad, and 'Epsom Coaches, every Morning at Nine, and Afternoon at Three.' ' • STEYNING, Horsham, and Dorking• Coaches, every Morning at Six. HAMPTON and Mitcham Coatheg'Daily. The following COACHES set MT from the BELLE SAL7V.AGE. • • t• CAMBRIDGE Patent Mail. • BIRMINGHAM New Pest Coach, the Crowd Prince; every Morning at a Quarter before Five, througli Stony Strathird, Southam, Lemington, and Warwick. • . OXFORD'new and elegant Post Coach, the Defiance, every Morning at Eight. . • • .SOUTHAMPI'ON (Collyer's Couch), every Mortring, ex- • cept Sunday, at Five. . • ACTON Coach, TuesdaY, Thursday, and SiturdaY Morn ings, at Nine. NEWBURY Coach, every MOrning, at Ualf past Six. SALISBURY Coach, at Half past Three every Afternoon. HASTINpS New Post Coach, every Mbrniug at Eight. WINDSOR Coach, eyery Morning,, at Sewn ! . - • PUIGHTON CfPach,the Duke of Nodolif, every Morning, at-Nine, through Dorliin:g s • • BRIGHTON.New Post Conti, the Eclipse, every Afttr noon, at Hall past TWO: BRIGHTON Post Coach 'every Evening, at Eight. LUTON Coach, ev er y Day, at One. •• •, HAMPTON Coddles, every ir.:orning and Evening. PCIRTSINIOUTH Uoaplrtg, every Morbi lig and Even, at Five: . LYNN New Coach, Tuesday; irhunday, and Saturday Mornings, at Five. . . . . . . . The. Proprietors respectliilly request the Public to notice, the Golden Cross is the only . Office in London f rom w h' c a ce • Carriages set out t o - the "1 -and Watering Places; ' and places of fashionably and public resort in the kingdom. The most strict attention will'be paid ,to ilrquiries at the . above Coa6 Offiek.,arurevtiryinfornialion punctually givett', relative to. all public Carriages setting uff. from London,— • -_ The Proprietors are 4tot answerable for any Parcel or Paelage, above Five Pounds valmi, ~tinless entered and an Insuraut@ p , aid ace . . J lr o d l ii i i N gl3 C . El OSS : and JOHN MORRIS; proprietors. SUPERIOR ADVICE. • • ,IT, is of the first consequence to ascertain on whose talent and integrity a firm reliance may be jilin.ied inlifiliction. Messrs. CURRIE and Co. Surgeons of emi nence and high 'Professional attainments, _Members of the Royal College of London and It.dinburgh, present tes the Pub lic the result of 30 years experience in the CURE of VENE- R,EAL COMPLAIN•rS, and those Debilities and Deficiencies which not unfrequentiy prevent or embitter the matrimoie. r el state. In the various gradations, from recent,. infection to confirmed Lues, their treatment commands Very often .a speedy, and always a radical cure. • In dubious case's; their 4iing,and well-arranged experience gives them a promptitude ~f decision that secures the patient from being inereurialized nut of existence, or having his. constitution and iloiyital principle - destroyed liV• a latent, but insidious dis order, or a blind and• fatal epn l ii deuce in shallow pretenders. In Nervous Debility, 'Vascular. Relaxation, and Atony of the Organs, arising from excessive indulgence, insalubrious cli mates, or solitary sensuality, the practice gives new life and energy to the System, even in cases which arc vcrgiag mi de, spair. Strictures, and other derangements of the Urethra, they rquove in a mild and effectual manner. Slight and re cent cases of Venereal Infection are cured- in the short pe riod oi two DAYS. To the Female Sex it will be consolatory to know that they may be cured of those Debilities which' de feat conception, and sap the foundation of connubial Patients treated with candour, delicacy, and inviolable se crecy. Messrs. Ciirfie and Co. may Or Consulted eve) y day, at their house, 107, Hatton-garden. Letters from the cowl try, stating mit) stele the ease, - in; Of Wing, &c. and.inclus ing a remittance for Advice ae4 Medicines, will be teategl with studious attention. , --107, t-Tatton-garden. TO THOMAS TAYLOR, ESQ. • No. 9, New Bridge-street, London." HoNotilten tint, Edinburgh, March 18'. BEG leave to inform' you, that ever sittee the AL year 1790, I had been afflicted with the Lams Veiter.a ; which, froth its obstinately resisting every course of roechei nu prescribed by the most eminent of the faculty here, and dergoing several' severe co•Arsesof salivation, and twice dis charged from the Hospital with little, relief,' would appear to be- of, the most inveterate nature. In the spring of last year my disorder had got to such a bead, as nearly to put a period to my existence 7 -4 . had a large ul cer on th e crown of my head, one on each strin, and my legs were broke out in a frightful manner; my fight was dreadfully pviaful, and had' !teen in a state of ulceration fur the last . seven vexes ; any left had also two large nodes on it, wai very much discoloured, and gaVe me such excruciating pain, particularly when warm in' lied, as nearly to deprive me of rest ; in this lamentable state, I was recommended by Mr. J. Thonips'on ' (Who received so m great a cure by the here), to take your Leake'S Patent Pills, which I began to do on the 2.6tkof May; in the course of a fortnight I began to receive benetit-L-in little more than a mouth the ulcers on my head and arias were soundly healed— soon after,-;the sores oti ray legs healed also; leaving, how -ever, considerable diseolooratiou in the skin, and pain in the bone of to cleft, which, by the blessing of God, and a little longer perseverance in. your invaluable Medicine, subsided ; the nodes dispersing,, the skin regaining its natural hue, and the nocturnal pains gradually going ofF.-1 thus became, by your liberri advice and medicine, perfi•ctly free from sill my former complaints—have recovered ;uv former spirits and strength, and am 'become jolly and fat, in which state having. continued many months to the astonishment of all who knew me, I ant at a loss in .what terres to express my gratit ule, but Ilieg you, for the good' of other suffering nmrtals, to 'make this my case as public as possible, as I shall on every ()Q at. sion ; w so doing you will greatly oblige, Sir, your grateful, ob e di en t, very humble servant, ALEX. MURKER. Swann's Close, High-street, Edinburgh. •, , - Witnesses tone' above cure:— John ThompsOn, No. 8, New Poultry Market,' Edinbure.; Jobu Wlntosh, Old Assetably'Close, Edinburgh.. - . - Prepared and sold by the sole Proprietor, THOMAS TAY LOR, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, at his house, No. 9, New Bridge-street, London; whine, after a' constant residehee of more than 38 years, in a practice parti cularly directed to the cure of Venereal Complaints and those incidental to the PartS of Generation, with that inviolable secrecy which men of his profession should always observe in such cases, he tiattersThi mse lf 'th e a d v i ce an d assistance he gratuitously administers t o p ersons t a king thi s Medicin e , w ill be esteemed, by a dis cern i n g P u bli c , as an a d vat tage selthiro attainable, and void o f a ll ambiguity. : • Also sold, by his a pp o i n t men t, for the convenienc e o f t h oste living at a dist ance , a t th e P er f umer ' s . No. 35, St . Alban's street, Pall-mall ; th e T o y s h o p, N o . 103, Oxford- s t reet; . M r. Disboroug-les, No. 7, Fish-street-bill; Mr. Baxter's, South bridge, Edinb u rgh ; M r . MDonald, Jeweller, Glasgow; Mi. . Callwell's, Dublin ; and by one person in 'every cousiderable town in Great Britain and Ireland, in boxes of only 2i. 9d. each, stamped, and sealed up with full and 'plain directiow, • whereby persons, of either sex may cure themselves willk ease, speed, secrecy, and safety. N. B. Every Box sold in Great-Beitain is sealed up with a stamp, on which, by favour of the Commissioners, is printed, ,-at the Stamp Office-T. Taylor,•No..9, New Bridge-strek .- -to imitate which i:i Felony, and all others are countertens.