The Sun. — London, England, 1814-02-17 00:00:00

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Dante, calied n:f:; ritEss,lN' -GERMANY; ;iight Years agO, the CAL/VAIITJES occit , : , ‘:: by the War difrerent PROVINCES 4;f gave risa to a SUIRSCRLPTION;.:ind the Fia-nta..- tiou of a COMMITTE4';in •London, to.relieve•the Distreses on •the Contintmt. OVID IN LONDON. TN a few Days will be ntrblisl:cd, by W. Ander son, Bookseller, Piccadilly, OVID IN LONDON ; a Lea dicrotis Piiern, in Six Cantos—Bya,MEMßEß of the UNI VERSITY of OkFOIID. OFFIUS OF 012.0N.-INCE, J. : rrllE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of 1-"Ps AL • , J1F.3../ S • ORDNIINCE do herehg _give That Pre / loses ivi.ft be received at their o . ece in Pa on or Etforelii:onf , try, the 214 t day of Feraary•nexkfrom such . Persons as ?ices' be to undertake the .s'.:tpPky of CAKE COPPER, for Serv;:ee of this Department for a period of Three Years, from the Ist Aray next, determinable - at p•:ration efone Year, upon ..Votice of three Months, at the option cf either Farty ' , • LEA N-131‘;ICAND. hItONORA. , _ • •To Is'iiich. wi I 1 be aided the Farce of . • LOVE IN 2V CAMP. ~......., o, row,_Narenshy ; -vith The Miduight Hottr.---E 'By the generosity of the-British Public, and with the aid of several respectable 'Foreigners, resident in this country, the soniof near 50;0001. was remitted to the Continent, which rescued multitudes.of individuais and families from the extre mity of distress, and the very brialt of The Committee - received, both from desmany and SwOen, the rnost satisfactory doeunt-ents, testifying that the various Sdais Yi'atisusitted, had hiee receiVed and scicntiolus-ly tiistribated ; but at no period since the existence _of t,bitiodun.ttee, has the-mass of every kind of misery beent so ;.treat, in the country to which their attention was fir,st di-, Jeeted. t e cry of the - distressed Gi"rmaits'for Help• been so urgeh:-, their appeal to British benevolence SO press • jug, as in the })resent moment.- Who could read the reports of the dreadful conilleti:Which have taken place. in Germany,. during the' last iv6;st fulleari of the many sanguinary battles fought Silesia; ?.Ltisatia, 'Bohemia, - Saxony, B rand enbArg, and other parts ; and peruse the melancholy details of stiller iin almost - rinexample-d in the annals of history, without the most lively emotions ? Who gould hear of'so• many thousands of families barbarously driven froM Hamburgh, in the midst of a.severe witrter ; of so many villages burnt, cities pillaged, wbole principalities desolated, and nut glow with ardent 'Asir*: to assist in relieving distress so multifarious and 06- tensiye ?. • To the alleviation of-sufferings lo dreadful ; to the rescue . of our fellow-men, who are literally ready to perish, the views 'of this Cominittee are exclusively directed. Many wellsautlienticated afilieting details of - the preseht distress having been, on the 14th, on the 18tH, on the 280, on the 31st of ./anu - try, and on the Ist of February, 1814, laid .before - this Committee, -it' was immediately resolved, in re liance on the liberality of the 'British Public, to remit by those postsf.;, , ,n Thousand I:thee - Hundred Pounds, to rtsireta bleiers,o,,with directions to form Committees of. distribution 'at the several places mentioned. • Amount already advertised L. 23,845 14 0 • • SECOND EDITION. Tbis"Day was published,. in B . ro. price 9s.'in hOard3, r p EVIEW soint: Important Paosages the ADMINISTRA'r lON of Fir G. H. BARLOW, `?art., at Madras; Coinprehendinsr. the' Details relative- to his In-, terference 1n the Trials of certain Persou:i convicted of _For gery Conspiracy in the King's Suprenie.C.Jurt of Judiea..; 'line sit Oat • ' By Cr-fAii.i.,ES MAR;;Fi, E-q. M.P.• London : Published Oy ;hack, marry, and Co. Leadenhall 7 strcet. TPEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GAR , DEN . . HIS , PRESENT EVENING, Feb. 17, Avin Att, , 2,_Pcrfori ne d (13th titneln new Cntnie Opera, in Three 'iCed Specimen of'tfie Copper to Le supplied maybe ,vieived upon application at the -Brass Foundery in the Royal 4rseual ot • frooltakho, - :farther Particulars, together with the Terms re,zd Con, ,ditions of the Caidrart, may be knozan at . the 'Secretary's Office, in aftees,‘Y, any Bey betzz•eeit tile hours • of ,Ten and Four o'CloL i, i.v.`ioe Ma ,Propuas mast be delivered, sealed Up wadi indorsed " Proposals for, Cake Copper:" but' 27.91 7 -rope4s:al eali be admitter! after the • said gist of February next, at Twelve o'Clocit at Noon of the smite drry, neithir will any Tender be noticed, un less the' Party making it, or an .4gent in his be'hay, attend. • . THE FARMER'S WIFE. eipal Performers, Mr. Ineledoa an Miss Stephens.. Tu will be .dried, 1- IA111,1:QUIN ,AND T , ivz SWANS. , (e-morr , ; , x, Cato; with The Sleep Walker. • • Pay - was published, • A new Edition, price S•hillinp, illustrated with Cases, A , PRACTiCAL rfitt;ATltiE, the. PRE , vEATtoNt.. r4 4-C1T ! 7!..1.;,0f.01.7 VTENEI3EIAL; DISEA,4E am] its consequeiwe , , ; Stl'ieturA!s Gleets, inchiding Practical Ob:ervat;uns on Tithes Dorsalis, Mucal Dis chates, By T. M. civro - N, Surgeon, ‘• 11 Y ms LETTERS PATENT. 1 444 •M I LI...A.h.D'S PERIAL an I t 4 CLOTII,. pnw,. !II the vat-ions Widths of. 7-8 arid 44 fut . : Shirting, and 5-4, and 6-4, f,r Sheeting. ... :.• k-PS ARTICLE, so Desirable for its Eeono= a. , d its great conduciveness: to health, is mann ‘l4l,,",lo, a ,nath.oaticat Principle (ayant tante l'pgreable tw ft 4 “'ila - It so regulating the perspiration, having 1 4r ii. l l" any thing of - a cold Maitre mixed Svith it, tat kev e ,"cts srol•fan colfl chill,• after t,xercise, is tota h lly .sled,. aad is . every Climate 'and Season. st arjpc . i i \k -: ; ! h the Patentee's name, s c. at , the a I NDIA WARI , AI 01 - 'SES, CHEAI SIDE, and eite l , W- het Kwuse, is Pieces of 2G - yards each, and upwards', -trly the Price of other ('.loth.: - • • •- • • Sheetings are front 26 to 52 yards, and the 6-4 Of(l),,rs `; Yards tiptvards. •• - (Nkith renuttance) punctually executed. Late of the United Hospitals 'flionlai s and Guy's.. Printed Me.A, i.,Sllo.woOd' and Co. 20, Paternoster-row,. and' J. Martin ' kialle,strett' Ckven ?i:ili-siinar e , London ; where may be had Caton on Fcrnale Dj,cast, :3s: 6d; Asthma and Winter Cough, 8s ; &c. By Order of the Board, R. 11. CR,EIr, Secretary. . . , . .GREEK AND /lONIAN POETS. , . . Speedily will 1)e Published, . , -Elegnittlw printed in Three Volumes Octavo, Q KY PECIMESIS of the CLASSIC. POETS, in , a • Chronolvgiell Seri.:r, .from Homer to Tryphiodorus tran , ilted into lingli , lt Verse ; aild illustrated with Biogra phical and Critical Notieeq, ' . '.ny CHARLES ATIRAPL , ‘M.ELTON, • -.A.uthol• of a Translation, of Tie4ind. . .. London • Printed for 1 ot)ert l, lldeTh P . Nter•lnorP • • -, • OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Feb. 9, 1814. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His MA. •JESTY'S ORDNANCE do hereby p;ii.e Notice, 7:/sat Proposals will be received at theii Office, in Pull-:Hall, 0/t or before 11:edncsday, the 2d day Of March next, from such Persons as may be frilling to undertake the SupPlv of certain Art Wes. of IRONMONGER; .consisting of TOOLS of variou.FDescriptions, for Service rtf this-Depart-, .meet for a Period of Three YLrs, determinable at the Ex piration of One Year, upon Notice of Three MOnths, at the, Option of either Party. Patterns' of the ..Irticles may be viewed upon Application at the Principal Sior,ekiepir's; Oyiec in the Tower, and far ther Particulars,: together with the Terms and Conditions of the Coxtracti may be hauluit at 'the Secretary's Office, in Pall-.lol,''ajortsuid, any 1.) . ?/,' between the _Mars of Ten . and Fear O'Clock, ,where the PiOpOscrls must be deliccred, • `sealcd'up and liscidrSed,"Picyc3als Irdnmongi.ry 4 roels;” Lust no Propeeni ,curs af; f r. the said cicryof • , . Mprch, (4, o'clock at Nop74 ( 0 ,-- the carne Darr; neither will any 2?..n.;.'t Z : e 7aetiGed, unless the Party ma/sing an, s/ g ent in his 2.3chalf sclall attend, , • . ~ Order of the iloard, • ;tor •• • • .. R. H..CREEP, Secretary.. In the Press, ante'. speedilv.will be published, Elegantly printed in Octavo, INDIVIDUALITY ; , or, - The 'C`nwes 'of Reci _Focal Misapprfhencia! A Poem.- By 'Ali.s. - --I , 4,AI;,'PLA ANN Sli.l.,Lt qti. London : Printed fin :Ito'oert I;al,l , :vin, Paternoster-row. 'I his ‘Vork, the ;lira of 'ls to • prove the di , titict charaelcr of Mar as.an obstacle to entire .con7,rnial, thinking., tapes feiitiiuu ai'the,most diFfusire branch to ilitts— trate,it“ubject, and embnkcesthe opportunity it affords..jiiy fully to hoticipate periodw!..t . .A. discordant principlei sbail• be r,s6lved into universal harmony. • „ FIRE 'AT THEC USTONI- I-I( )1 'S E. 4 ~ ,ss,„‘. BARBER ••it nA zi'M I'i H , Whfirfin -4..a1l o geks azd Wp,re:hpuselte;pers, at Brewers, Chester, and s,? l, tr e 4 , Uq Y , , 11.1 k e the c-ri rifest olipor-tniiity of expresSititt their ,ii,i 4 . 1 1 - IANN.S to their NEiC:I - IBOUIJS. and FRIEND'S ( iPNIZITY • afforded thein ASSISTANCE ' ditring the lute ikk, 4 1; LVI'ION. R 'lO Captain RICIIISELL, Regulating - - 1 .4 i ‘ - , ' , 1 in the Port. of London, 1. , i , erit. 8 ... A . R.R.E8, , Ginn:ran it.lti...4l ttie . OFFICER'S and SEAMI , c. of the ENTER , t !qtii- I 'ENDEIt,-at - the 'rower, Messrs. .a.rber and Smith tkt t fselv e artie ,- larly called ripen tici offer their most to, " 1 41 .k ... l'. l ', ', ”` ' for 1,-di 1 . , ,,..- cituawie4trients the prompt and - , elfectu;il Ift.•• h . i which theY'cansedthe Londiln Assurance I , l(..iting '414 Nine to be brim 'it forward andaliattned., thereby Ve tt' g th. • , - .5. . . . _ .. , . ~, , , ~ ,-ep.„... .. rm. from communicating to their I ienases;- and Rili l . i .,T.t'• lie hesitation in declaring, that by .those means the 4 .4k - '''' Warehouses Ike - at Brewers, - Che'ster, and Gill c dike,Y i-• . ''' ' - „"tie saved to Goy.eri I tricot, and tli4 immense Prop, .I.v t ilk,""Yll therein preserved frOin the fital etlects . winch initst ,re ave esed. - 6sgr 3' h earlier n arid u Smith have'al'So to ieipieSt that - the Of ni-tiii".nd Priv a t es o f the Aberd e enshire Militiz.., the Corps of I tili er !'i und'.•the Hon: East India Company's Volunteers a t . •easeo, to itecciit their nest Thanks for the excei)ent t Plit t rem obseryeJi - aear in.lreeping the Populate froin the trri, .'es, whereby every Exertion was rendered , available in ft t ßiiii , i t - •iesion of the. Calamity,' and the remaining t; Pert?. _, ~., II e ~1..•• .. , . , .. It g .lci of the Su ff erers secured from Vepredation. ~....- 'wers Quay, ,Feb. 16, 1814. • kI'AIE LOTTEItY of cinly EIGEIT:THOU . '''kt , ;l) TICKETh I Begins Drawing . 4tli MARCH, 1814. — 9 - '7 SCI-11NIE. : , • 'a :••.... of . ...J ~2cL io ln, . . ...re.. L. 40,000 a .... 'I 2 • 1,400 3.000 • 600 2,000 • 300 1,50k) 200 ',COO 100 1,900 1 ,ef*) 1 )d U • • ............. 17. .. 26,010 8 0 ,Pir' °4 Tickets L.SO,COO, St,T: 4 wa Prize above . 171. the First Day will receive 4,0001. dra w n Prize above 171. the Second Day, will receive 200201. „ arid SHARES are - selling by RICHARDSON, L 't , At t `'" ' u CK, and Stoch-brokers aid Contractors fir. the I tery, at tlicii .otlices, Corr; cr Orßank-bitildinO,COV6- 1'1:1, ' " ' " taring the King's Mews; ClEiring-cross ; .where they uf :„c ne Lottery finlsh'ell di awing the 6th2 of January, Capital Prizes, in .72 Shares ! _ • fir COMMA', BALM -OF 'GIT 4 EAD. • various weaknesses p w eculiar to the Fair t4 t Sex come nuniediattlf under the poer of this restora , - ' 6 14 1 4, t, t 1 ttiany ladiws of fashion arid re.pectahility have Zvtr lift to be the hest appeniage to the toilette they read let with, recruiting the decayed spirits, dissipating the dullness and languor, anti creating a pleasing viva ii,„7"asing away nielauchely; it gives conifort and strength Tli`irh`le system . • • • daily I ri t t cd rtues•of the Genial Balm of Gilead are elm:11- ' 4 N c 1; la eradicating the Werst and iriost•dan!_r,erous• syinp 4tioli,, n ervous debility; arid nothing' !las - tended so m ilch to `htis,ush.the fame of thi.: medicine, as Its certain success in "itliii"mplaints which strilie their roots so deep id the con -4141 are so r,,tai to the b4piness of mankind. i t. ' 4 (ll, ; ` P. 2 W, - Sutton and Co, Bow Church-yard ; Mathews Z`idi - w, l, 18,. Strand, London ;• Mr. Smith, perfumer, North dinburgh ; J. Baxter and Angus M‘Donald, an nd all medicine renders; Sic: price .1 ls. each, or four ibtlli • b ttl for 3 - h which one i ls. bottle is save 4, th, . y engraved rus . 6 Sandi 8 Solomon, Lis poo ,"on cilc3ilZl%tltr..:.Solp.n•nn expects, when consulted by letter, the : I ,lilituent : of one pound note to be inclosed, ad -I.oney Letter. Dr. Se:lemon, Gilead-house,' near Paid, double po;tage." ." • - "qlll l `, - 7 the KING's ROYAL 1..1 7 .7.'TERS PAT.F.,NT.• Li,4l.l)'s VEGEMI3LF. nALsAn, THE Git.EATEST -FOUND : 01 . 6 T, f9/I.COU(.iFIS, 'MPTIONS, and ASTI-I: anti sudden chAnges of •the Wea 1' ill this trceertaiii Climate is particula pal,rly.danger7 "otnatie and Constimptive Complaints. The port 4 'llrertisern nt is merely to remind the public, as well r_ -.e i"" tell with three cruel disorders, that the above me t of ti Y vaBt.eliaiii of its ifolile patronages, a great . faatity arid thousands oD other, too numerous 41 1 re 44 niti •• drettimemmat), proved,- to be the only 4 4 ,, %ad ek , a . "Racuras sen.crly ever discovered for palm . ovary t,itUtus t ' " It 1s now beconie nurfeceSsary to ditYkise any to '4 reconitnead. this medi,.because it has . 01.411- I '4l „I:ltsrlf by cures uncoualled its cioe the annals of the physt -4,...e , ° 94 t 1 thirty YtNITS past, a St= ••'ntin dt ciiculostances .i liati r of th e tirt, medical abilities had consigned st r ent :: to desinii. ireoofs ' thy efficacy of :this medicine cannot he its heing recommended' by the -folloWin„r , lltt ' l ost the - Right Hon. Vis ,- . , udivy aac. War() 'he Right lion-Lords Macdonold, ev 9rtescoe, ono nountford, the Right .1.100 tale 11 '411 sit "s.Dt.ulley a. 1.1 Ward, I).r.Vagers . Grantley, Fortescue ' -' Lad- Arorrece:; Sir Frapeiii Blake, e Netinharn, John Co j ghiii antl Co:orgo 4rmstr°4' boyle and 1);only Col ' onels "Baker, Debatli s Le . e!leut td G , .:dhotd bare established an institution for f the pour oti,rs, who ti eanot afford pto ay 4)1)4 1 ! Price-for the 'nutiicine• and hare, in coaSilueni:e, Dri liel h . , 4 it to be ( - )1.1 ' by onk. ; . •espectablc Vender iti eyery ck,. 4 . 1 .!!41 - t ow „. in Ew.tilind. agfeeubly to .the t es-41s of the a.s wen 2.8 at No. f-3, Bloonisb::ry74:juare:, Newberry :titd Sll :og auti ( • o. St. Pail's.7ard;•l',utler, Chrap*idt.:; I)ivey and CO. 11 , 0 w rch - %Id' coun GliU ancl }:Oxford-Arca; Mid all priuci,,.la.l Veihltrs tr Subscriptions since received : The The Bank of England - - - ' 1000 o'o Jas..Sifears :inns 10 0 0 Hooper Thomas 10 10 0 Henry antlW. Fielder, Mr. Winson - 5. 0 0 Blackburn - 50 0 0 John Guilemard 5 0.0 .Gifes and Son -' 50* 0 0 At Sreatliani Chapel, .k,J.N'ates, Esq. Bury 5u U. 0 after, a Sermon, by Charlessun aild 1` . .; I'.) 0 the Rev. Mr. Mel- It: • - - 1 I U lea - 107 14 5 J. Burn - - 1 1 0 A. S. aged 8, fur the Mr. I3urn. - 1 1 0 Sulfermg children 0,10 0 Anthony Phough, Esq. • S. S. - - . - '1 .0- 0 10 0 0 At the Swedish Cha- Stanley Howard, Esq. 5 ti 0 pet, Lundo.., after A Female Servant 0 10 0 • :a Sermon, by the John Meyer,.M.D. 10 U 0 Rev. Dr. Brun- Pierrepont, Greases, C. 'mark • - 17 16 6, Cu. - •- 10 .•0 0 Mkjui•-Gen. Borthwick 5 0 0 Rev, John MiA•ris 3 3- 0 A. F. - . - 5 0 - Jona Stow, Esq. 5 0 0 WaiiisaudThompson, Barna Entepsa 2 0 0 a farther Sabserip- C. - - 2 •0 0 tiou, making in- the R.B. - - 2 .0,0 whole, - 65 0 0 John Fuller,Esti%ltose- LUllLitla Dock Com- ' Sussex - .50 0 0 pally 103 .0 0 Mrs. llillx, Islir. ion 2.0" 0: U Rev. l ie. T. Hugileis, Gereaan Reformed . . 'per Messrs. twin- Cuagregation, al- . ~, , log - 10 0,0 ter a Sermon, • Julio Hughes, Esq. toe John • • ditto - 0 0 Halle - 801 . • , G. H. Wheler, Esq: 5 0 0 George „ • F. Hanebath - 1 I „ R.N. - 1 0 *cif) r'""'" ;At Messrs. Martini Stone, & S. -_ Uo I • Martin.,. • • Miss Miller 5 . ) , Garnet.Te:ty,..Esq. ,10 10 . 0 1" - 7 • no? . Day ‘‘' , ‘q Imblishe l‘tssrs.S. Friday and G. Mathew, Esq. 5 5 0 ' neatly printed in foolscap Art:. price. 9s. hoards, • Boureard - a 2 10 0 John Garle, 20 0 0 AWN G7,lo7`i',;'S .CASTAR2A • wall a Prefac.e A. C. Giese, Esq. 10 10 0: Miss Patty Durill 2 0 0 and Notes. David Nevili, Gold- Mr . .W.Margiott, jun. 10,,t0 0 'By CHARLES •A: ELTON. • smith-.street - 10 10 0• Nt AieSiri. Martin, Rans . om, : 'Printed by'..-M. Gotch„ , and puldislied by'Robert Rob. Richardson, _Esq. and Co. , 13ald1cin, , Paterposter 7 row ; J. Murray, Alhematje-street ; Barnsley •- • 5, 5.0 'Joseph Paitner,l:sq. 50 0 0 :and T. Triphuok, St..Jaines's-sireet, London; ThaVorstiipfui Cole- Mt's. Palmer - 0 0 This wort; lihd..oceoitie so rare that it Was sart'.ely ac patty of Arniourers Hon. Fled. Kin:laird 10 0 0 -nntil Mr. ellalmei, deellofi 4 , ton:thy:of incorpor4- and Braiiers ill 00• T. Downing;Knigt.ts- t ion in enlarged Edition of the Litsitish Poets. 33Ki11, how . The. young. Gentle- bridge , 5 5.0 ever still p+. l / 4 ,seen only in•that ct.;i!e. - t:on, 111,as men at Mr. Ford's G. Downing, ditto • 2 1-2 6 • been thought:that iloprc--ia; 10 a pai . table tkze, Academy, Stick- C. Dowulfig; dittU • .2 1 , 2, 6 wonld 1 e aceepVible *tithe -M:110 admirers and IL lectors of - - 2 2 0 At MessTs:Bitch and Co. i early English: Poetry. ••.. . . Mr. W.Tayinr, Brent- Ret'• Tb(0,)41 White, 3 a 0 _ 0 Sir. John Holland 2 0 0 T. M. - .- 30 0 C. S. - - 5 0 0 fin OOKE'S I • - 1 0 0 Mr. R. Birsball - 10 10 0 v/s,!l must admire Samuel Herbert, Esq: • - -Mrs. Laurence - 1 1 0 t,1414..with-on , High-street 10 10 0 Three Servants to do.• 0 9 0 L:oyd' , •;, N 0.2, Feb.ll. E. V. Carter - OlO 0 sold at afeheipar John Hitllanti Co. 1 , .; 5 0 W. E. -' • 16 0 0 adorn/34 i Thomas Lane, Gold- At Messrs. Coutts& Co. -- .10 10 0 Hon. I North : 10 Q 0 U Spitta, okiing, and .etev.....ts. Grerille 5 0 0 c o . - 300 0 0 Mrs.,Van Gelder - 2 0 0 Edmund Wood, Esq. • .Mr. Brown. ; - '1 1 0 of Shopwich, Sus- „Mrs.. Brown - 0 .10 6 .'.sex, P. 0. and D. 21 0 0 A Lady - - 5 0 0 La:Lea ,Vainhato, and . T At Messrs. Glyn and Co. t u. . _ , - 10. 10 0 - James Hedger, Esq..- 10'10 0 Feb. 12. It. tlogg, & Cowley 20 0 0 Foxes and Sons 52 10 0 W. Holcombe, Esq. •10 10 0 Mrs'. Vansittart, of R. P. Glyn, Esq. 10 10 0 Blackheath - 10..10.. 0 Kilgour, Savage, and J. R. Poland, Esq. 21 0 0 Scott - - James andThos.Kcialo 10:0 One who admires Ger . George Laing - 5 0 0 man Virtues • - 2 2 0 Carries, Raikes, and Rev. R. J. nallifax 5 5 0 c o . - 100 0 0 -Mr,Tiavjqr , 0 3 0 Prescott, Grote, and ' At Vessrs: Goslings and C o . - 130 0 0 • Sharpe. Jones, Lloyd, &Co. 100 0 0 Geo. Cooke;lisq. Lin - John Po - ring, colit's-lnu • - • 5 5 0 Bart. Shaw, Bar Sir 3. I.eilnaway, Bt. 10 0 0 bee, and Cu. 100 0 0 Lady Olivia Sparrow 20 0 0 Feb. - 15. • At Mess. Pybus and Cu. Michell and. Venn 10 10 0 Thomas Scott . 10 •0 0 Thos. Left aad Sous 50 0 (.? • reived at the Bars of the-City of Lenif,?) n Tavern; Lloyd's Culie.2-house; Stccit •Exeliange; and at all - the Batt - lie - Ls: in town and country. ' It.::. MAR PIN , • LUKE HOWARD, }S2cretarin• This Pay were . In Two large Volume. , , il.liitrated by One Thlutired y-t.tvo i:y • i'ag's by Nlr. price boards, • 7A - . Etl'UltES • 'oft ANA ILA-TOMY; it; wbieb are explained : the Preparations in • the Huuterian culleetiOß. By Sir 11 . 0;ME,. &frt.. Serieanf Sirr;eol the• King..; Stmior Surgenii twSt.Georza's, Hospital,;' and Honrary Prolessar to the itoya.l Cul:ege of Surgeons: • . . Whited by W . Bulfrier " arici'6l. - Clevelanti-vav, St.;litines's; for and BooUertersto his iMujesty, A few CopirOiare on large Paper, KielYTen, The Author's other, public:al:lads map be hucl as ahcive. 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DIXON, Apot ecary • T4ke the earliest opportunity toacqUaint. you„ that I have o-ceived the.most wonderful benefit tromthe use ot your PI X A N't'i Ist Li()U3 PI 1,,5, wh..4:11 carried with the to Jamaica. and .all , those friends to w . ,;(;iii I :distributed them itave-eNperieuced the same salutary benefit; they declare.their , t . 0 0 b:2 the best Medkine ever used in that Country fur sari other Complaints. • 'The -following a re„t he ii.mes of several Ladies and Gentle. inen.y.Aho have received the utmost 'relief front your Dixon' s s ,Antib4ions :—charles Taylor, Eq. ; Shavv, KingSton, ditto; Mr. ‘Voodrill", ; G. W. Hamilton, Esq. Stivartria•la• Mar, dit. - to ; Lsq. Old ii.arborur,i ditto ; G, Aliston; Esq. do.; ."11 r. vi a Ike: - Boa Morant, ditto ; j. Penlinson, Esq. Salt River, ditto ; Mr. Mullens, ditto ; 1. Burn, Fsq. 'Savanna ; G. I'. Polack', Esq . . ditto •Mr. Oliver Goldsmith, King gum; ditto ; &3rs Perry, St. Ann's; Mrs: Wocidriti', Spa- To,vni vtith:many&thei persons of the first-respects bility.. Sir, your obedii-n,t Servant, • • I'HOMA - S - 114VRROLD, of the ship Ganges. July 1. ; 1812. • wlutleSa'.eatld,rcgail r Mß. ; l3utier'.s Cheknical,'Drtig aud 7atcut. Medichie , Wtroh.ouse, 4, , Citcapside, coiner ~ ,f " "t. ,d r s' tondU i t ; Shaip •and Bela rn, in Allnutt, and Mallory; P6tt sea ; Hai' and folinston, Gosport ; Coleman and Jaco / b, .SiiFtaesit• Peck, Itoss,,p,d,Turner, Hull ; lioxland,cook. wottitY o ( 1 ; Nettleton, • and Plymouth ; Knott and'-11,10 - yd; and Swinney and' Co. ; ,; and LathbUry, Liverpool; Staines ar‘d Lynch, ,11 , lanchester ; Trewman, Exeter; NranAer,oli, Reatr7rn, Scott, and Baxter, Elin biirgli.; baXtlq and kl'l)onald, Glasgow ;: Bulgen t ha Barry, Stevenson awl Co. iNotwich,; • Switiren, Leicester 1.)-:nit and Sutton, ..Nottingham ; and retail by most C , ,witiy Medicine Venders, in Bw.,es at 2s. 90. e,ch. GI.7I7SI'QNIAN MEDICINI>,-cASE LXXXVI. Read - allB itOnire, you cannot then be a Sceptic. /TR. JOHN . BELL,- No'. 2, Yorlcztreet-, Blackfriar's-road, when servant to Messi's. - Rodson, I3rothers,.r.,ol.Co. Qihnen, upper Thames-street, had a cask fe,ll stone a carton his knee, April 4. 1812, which randered hien incapable of service, and he applied to Mr. Astley COoper, as La ' informed, who raommended him a plaister, - Which wan used agreeable to direction. for one month, without suc cess. Was then recommended by ~Mr. Orme, I?istillcr, `t. 'Margaret's-hill, Borough, to Surrey Dispensary, and attended .there tegulorly for three months, without receiving any be nefit : was next admitted into St. Thomas's. Ilospital; on crutches, and was immediately ordered to bed,-Where he : cou-. tinned four months, under the tare of Mr. Surgork Cline, jun. who diligently attended him, and I do believe ..thixt he did :all which was pOisible for a Practitioner of the old School th - accomplish, but without the Patient receiving 'any relief, being so surrounded with lasSitude. and contractinfis, as to be incapable of wal! , .ing home on crutches, at' same time at tended .with extreme pal yet no disgrace can attach to this Gentleman, this said Patient bavmg pas4ed through the hands of C. who is undoub - tedly the best cutiiug Surgeon, in Loudon: A few months after this, Mr. Bell having informed' hint, sclifeveting the Case •(35) of his noiihbour, was takeir' to Mr. GuesVs, net tln hcilig capable ot Money 'on crutches, with his knee and uncle so rontvactrd, that several gentlemen who happened - to be thereat this time belle% e,, with Mr. Guest, that those joints were both essi fird, but, found' therni•el , t'es Idisapp'oiute . d ~ for in one hoar InCeOuld mi,ve then a little, and walked home on crutches, without _any otherassistancr, paaqs bring corn, plerele relid'ed;• zati he was desired to take eNcr.:ise, even at the expellee of a little pain. In ten days he left Orr one crutch ; in three weeks he declined the use of both, etul walked with a stick; at the cud ot seven . weeps was tout, pletdy cured, being quite upright, and enabled to walk as usual. /- t 1 Books' at tho .Dispensary, the Bra AR of bho Hospital, A loha Bell, and a tbousaad others in the Pari:di of Christchurch, whcre hc.,rcsiclf.l.—c4sc 87 4: 101.4.4t-,47weri