The Sun. — London, England, 1814-07-02 00:00:00

1*50.4 .• • it) , apd , • r • M •-• e , • — ;d v " 4pviliPtt tes (4. 6tlr e a by t11:5 siiille vil o era, suites li'~ll~~ nres, )eeo ver7 vent ld ,et-sheet but We NtTITLT;II isßf)B .1 SAT U a DA ULY 2, 1811. FPRICt SIXPENCE-TIAT,FPENNY. _ ~...__ . , TTHIS THEATRE Ri)yA.., Diwity-LANE. --s PRESENT EVENING, Joh; 2, their 41.iesties' Servants will perform the Tragedy of Othoi r . OTHELLO. u ) I\4'. Elliston ; Lor,o, Mr, Kean ; and Desdemona, To w h M;ss Smith. On •%. 'eh win I, e added, the Melo-Dramatic Romance of I,e ut a TaE WOD'S . - ";. lozid : y , King RichO M chard the AN Third ; e w HUT ith The Flitch of •.._ lIA.IIIILIIIGH MAIL. ABOLITION or 'l't-LE SLAVE TRAD.7.. Committee-Room, Ncw-t:ondon Tavern, . T Cheaps - ,ide, July 2, ISI,I. E ..COM vr - rEE t tie ; earli!,!st opport - nity of reportingto th6r Fellow-countr!mcnOnttli satisfaction and gratitude, the folioNin Au7swer of his Highness Ile Prince Rogent to the Aadress of the Htinoable . House of Commons, viz, VIC TU,II; ING 6 FF,IaE , Jane 28, 1814. r aIHE com3LissroNE,Rs for VICTUALLING I 'IL His 31:1J.ESTY' N_IT" Ydo hereby give Notice; That on Tuesday next, the- sth if July, they will he ready to receive Tendei.., in writing., .scaled lip, and treat for Fifty Thmsand Gal/one of IVE:.;"r INDIA to be delivered, dcty free, direct from. the Bon tied Tratehonses thb ',rest Wyk conzpany, at the Port of Landon, into his :Vit . /est/I,f sores peptford, within the !space of • aii)“-: ; night pota the date of the Contract ; and to be ptrid for by Rills, payalle with interest, Ninety Days aftcr date. .• 1! The Conditions of the Contract may be seen at the Se cretary's qffice. tent. BP.UssEr.,s, JUNE EagliSh regi ments are on their march to occupy,Ostend, New port, Furness and Bruges. Namur is also to have an English garrison. .Charlerov, Mons, Tournar, Courtrav, and Ypres are garrisoned by Ife.lgian .troops. It seems that General Vin'..:enr is to be Austrian Ambassador at St. Petersburgh. ANTWERP, ...irtmt: .Mayor hms given notice that ,the inhabitants are to he ready to il luminate their houses on the arrival of the Em peror of Russia - and King of Prussia. FaAstuloßT, JUNE 21 Intrierial High nesses the Grand Dukes Michael and Nicolas are arrived here, on their. tenn) from Holland. The troops or Baden are to give. up Kehl to the Austrians. ts11: 01 - 111 • G !ia t" ' 6 , c i . c pro] " You may rely on my unremitting exertions, to give effect to your Views for the Abolition of the Slave Triule.l! • Combining' this his Royal Higliness's most gracious Answer with the language spoken unanimously in the Addresses of the two other Himourahle Branches ,of the ; LegiAature on this subject; the Committee cannot, but persevere in the re commendation', (but with more earnest solicitations than ever) that no telaxation may take place ; but that the voice •of the People may continue to be expressed by Petitions to both Houses of Parlianient ; by which it muy appear, that, in this great question of humanity, instiee, and refigion, the WHOLE NATION, including its Rulers, may he found to be but ONE PE,OPLE ; so that his Ma;esty's NEnisters may be supported to the utmost possible exti.tit in any Negocia tions winch they may deem expedient to enter into, eioer with France individuhlly, or at the ensuing Cm:gresS at Vienna. Signed, Oeder of.the i:onnuittee, ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. S Pit EVENING, July 2, will P e rforaied the Opera of 11- ' _.(! LORD OF THE , rtuNon. ' )l ltlast, Mr. Jones; and Annette, Miss Matthews. da Otl ta To which will be added, N OF CEAN Es. Wiggins, -44 d Vi i Th e Ca PORTIt stle ilT of Andalusia ß ; V ith v M w rs. - _ " Pl i' V' 'V ET .‘ t the VAVIr.T.ON, PV `' I o; '* CHAIt . ITY SCHOOL 4 of both SE2 , .:Eti, T p pry h 7 1 4 ,4 t! V RNORS of the - erati. } n ELsv findiag an Appeal to the 11- q?c rtai ;Urn e` the I 'd I and the P.uhl;.7 fleressary in e . t 4, .;c 4" :• ' :(1 ( : - , u c r e:l " :l - ate . of their Fund:, hare oh ',etto, Petznission of Lady C. Denys , tor a._MORN i f ) NG__ HANS-I LACE, on ( N op al, • nd-r thci direction of the Managcrs I. lc. Cone usical e ert will commence at No re,frard will be krql to anij ''cistler in width the Price shall not he inserted 'words at length, or that :4 all not be delittered to the Board hcfore One o'Clock on the said Tues . - da!,, the '6th of Jaln,' ia'r unless the Person who 9aahts: tke Perni'cr, Cr . SWitt: Pervin on his behalf, attends, to answei when called - An% , 13R - USSELS, JUNE 25.--The first column of th-t! garrison of llambirtgli is arrieed here; great pre parations are making at the Hague. th receive•the Emperor of Russia and the King of Priis s sia. At. Amsterdam has been publkhed an Act of the English Government, dated June 17, to permit trade between the United Provinces and certain Colonies now m the possession of his tannic Majesty. Letters from Berbice of, the 2d of May say, that a conspira c y of the s l aves ; h a d been discovered there to murder all the whites, but that order is now restored. 'filWiAS CLAitiON,, (::baiyalan. Director, Sii GEORGE SMART. Lead e r of Director, Band, Mr. H. SMART. Ita dar tie Principal Vocal Periormers: ATALANI; Mrs. ASHE, Miss. HUGHES, and Aft Mr. I , :ELNIZA. ~,,h',„.Coilcert, the Children 411 dine on the Lawn, tlltrf, rn l-11 time the 'eelebrati:d Vauxhall Pluidean Band e - a. It in , et s , d if - a-Glinert eveh to 'he hpd of Messrs. HoOk pg.s,l\o::",trLeet; Mr ' . Coi7..;u ' rn, Cond . LI - it -street; Mr. For- Ller; s - naring-eross and No. 2 , 2, Ysrk-street, West th Pao:timer, cross, Paradise-row, Chelsea; .Y" , Bookseller, Pimlico • Messrs. Clement and Co. 414,t1046Mic. I. l laelibtirn, Stationer, Knightsbridge; Mr. grve ft e "", kensibgton; at the Swan Tavern, Wal ' arlcl at the Cadegan Arms, Sloane-street.. -- -----------7- " s ( .. i , lILD 't URTLES: • kil ' has 14th EN", King's Head Tavern, , P . ou . ltr, t 0 ,e7 , r 4 . ~ ,,,t land e d a Cargo of fine lively TM I 1.F.. . for l'iir t i, It'es dressed every day In the highest perfection 7---....1'2221:zr! t o any part of Town or Country. 8 . ______ THE (11/-; 40 THE PITT SEAL, '%t„ to the memory 'of the Irmstt:io us `,: h !ra, 4;n)an who inspired his Country with that spirit of 'tthdleilli,t,htl P,'rseverauce in the Cause of suffering Humanity, se r ,...ttl t c..er',Winated at last in the Emancipation of Europe, 14 „ r li uti f:frf.lial union of its greatest Monarchs for the pre her,,' Ilia, ',Uleitenderice and Liberty. La h e ll' ''. IIII DGE respectfully informs those who se tts ~,.-ft.ewe 'system by which this glorioi s a Revolution I, IR : 114 do r : . t t'd•And who wish to perpetuate toe memory . of t lke e trect ' 4l Supporter, that he has succeeded in . o?tai . i . - I.IK-Z,,,tr_ol-4`.l4u?ressinp fur SEALS, RINGS, and LOCKE ns , , , Nt , 0,t , ,,, N it .nerelh's Bust, ' 10 (1, );', l t h , ' Right which is esteu . nel , the beat "--., ,, ,.... ,‘..._ , t5tHt.. evt. Honourable WILLIAM 1117. It- isl\ STATE LOTTERY hegins Drawing. 2, 1.. S Ir. PTEMTI ER, 1.814. :? ' • • t'T :•.; CH E.1',1 E. . • . V.: '•• .. •.•• . . . L.-20,000 are E. 40,000 . • .... - • .... „ 100031 4,000 . 5 '••., . ' • • . ..... 2,000 10 . '•••., . ' ' • • • ..... 1,000 4,000 15 : ... .. ..• • • • ...... , 500 2,500 200 .2,500 ,74 0 ' • • .... • ' • • • • • . , , ~ 100 1,500 50 l,OOO .1 . 20 55,000 _ i c k ets. • L. 14 0 ,000 - - l':0 FIXED PRIZES D: Ys OF DR . IN ~: : 1" 114 3', . -. lit SEPTENIIIVI. tj e (19k-3•1;53 an 3' ''''' ********************** * 1 1. 7 3; 11 11 1 .s 'S '' I E : I PT 'TE E- NI -I-I n . -E di t : unt a ,•,. 411 S1 - I Alliti are selling N o. i',r)rs, :it their - thlices, by . SVS IFT and Co. '' Kult ~ laring-cross ; rv ; 11 41 , .ti0. , : . 3 .4 1 4 A 1. 1i1gate Higl4- (.1,, ; :• ..,. I '• of 4' l " '- t ...ILise 1.19 19 0 , 1 , ,,,, ••• • • • i ' L.9 13 .....,_,......... • • ~ 0 7 0 I Eighth. ----- .'' • • 5 5 0 1 Sixteenth .----------______ top,. 4 9.1 /41 .;.10'08F,8 and LANDS l'at EPSOM and :„ ° I , bt ,_,' ' '' .ll ' l, , in the County of Surrey. 'i% 'itt.r, l't-l'e:nptorilv SOLD, pursuant to a 1.1;111'4'1')i, 1,-,;',!1,11.(1 . s uWeritient Order oi . the High Court •of 4r1 (1 .-,,' 011 t,.. ' ll a Cause wherein Sti• GERAItI , ) ..„ I\I9_I9: , L 4 Pra uc i:,let t 4','. ;Ire the Plaintiffs, and 'SARAH vv . E . N lui _ V etTse ' ,•? , 11,',. the DeCendants, with the approbation ?d i • 'Ps 14 ref '4;itfard, Esti the Master to Whotn tne sat , Il Pl.(4 'd ' 43 tl . ': r t(ll, h'''fore . Mr TfIOMAS BUTCHER, ot k , l t ,- ti t; f by ;11.,,,r).5-4zilt,:o4f Surrey,' Auctioneer, t ( l: n e l p u el E •sz , a&- ' - ittw, et an t i ‘, v .„ , . . , , ..a ter for that purpose, Jule, ~,,,, fo 4ot ) tile. 11,,,,f-.--':',ESDAY the 20th days of .I°' :tirt.4 l l , ,' t9f e a ;, - 1 ''f Ten and Elevea of the Clock in the ~‘C) l ' \ii" - in . i . : '''''l'9 at the Slread Eagle Inn, at Etisoal, VP , sort i - 4 ) ( 1, 1 ~,i4413.r. and distinct . L . SUNDRY 1:50,t,,, or.r.r.lrtn :& 1 •19.s held of the several Manors of . Eq. de' e - ( 2. 1 u 0 q3)1; 11 ,,th e cou n ty of Surrey, late part of tht. w 9 -4,, ed, co , .. Q'HAIV, formerly of Ensom, aforesaid, 41 4)4 ‘ ..-1:,-, (18 , •IslAtio of a capital Mansion and several N I ., '-'6 Aerts 3 e 'tt: I;+t, of small compact FARM, of • eni t .. ll . .o, , L ., , ~ a . (4 G,, ,li. llnildi, 41., with Dwelling-house and suitable t'Dw artis 'd l Y i "l7 cli.)- 41- i'..yell and various pieces ahrl parc . els 11 Pwa t f q ` )f -1 0 i. I‘,' t: '." '4l i y iu 't he common fields, containing Ili v - s - e- . —,s, of the• value of 7001. per annum and °f the r",,"l4llStes he said Ni:P e ctv e 1,, at4Premises may be sviewtd by leave t 44 4 „ . o i dstees ot,-rtrit_: , ~? and printed Particulars had a Il it'ss% 11 '''' Wiflia """inuthain ton-buildings - , Chancery 4i, Ware ~ " 1 . Leak e r. ' srB .llo 4,_ 'lid _Y ut . , , Solicitor. l Sackville-street ; of ''rar, • °4l and L, '"i,, [ Backman -street, Borough; of 414-street, 5tr...5-:alt, Solicitors for the affairs of _taxes, Itt.! ' -N ititol„,_ l 4l) "; of Messrs Fiirrer Steadman, and I)o&'inciaal /t.. aue; of My. ii;oiri.,, eawrence-lane; at '.ll n ',4', 1,6, th ',a . " at .1,.1,..9ni Ewell 'K. it Croydon, It ollas b e 'llead •1 c! .1". •'d Mr. ' utche r p ' •41•19 .oildford ; and of oe sal .•, • -psoin, Who will shew the Estates. Cif:NC:INF 'IIrI,r)I,IN.R.S. l' s &EVVP,P.Ity 1 `:-- St. Path . auc. 60..,0), 111 - . - c es of th ew ii, ~. Church -yard, inform the Pit blic that the PI I and that the R_"(111.1Iits, Kith the late Duties, ar e as follow ; a-. br4'4l)er of 111eir Ilouse is 45, the third fro Ci • de 3. s. d. • 9 .vk 'es Powder .• '2 9 Dr, Steer,s opotlcidoc 2_ t •••...._'' -/,` .11,1nic Piii.s.. •4 6 Convulsion 011 •• z , , 9 at ...apsi___• 'ir:,bi...;-.. us Pills 2 9 -----7 Cantonnit• Dr•,ps ' b ,(1-1.1.1,.,tiri s Chalybeate 4 0 Essence of Cotsf,mt :- 3 6" ' i'V 1-ii?i'str—ii- itiati ve . . 1 9 Mr. Spencc's '',Ar4 . , •',..* • •••,- ••• • 2 9 ..i Loze'oges.of Blois . o 9 i., le _ tike 3 rUSVC4eI . 4 G I EnidisiiCotrre • 2 9 De_ntifrtce 4 1 r , ii Iji°!(ieph;.tlie Snuff .. • 1 tA Pat e de Jublibt• ... , • the ...uhl? ass the nameNET,VIILItY" be engraved In ..•:P3, the ab:,ve cannot be 4. naine. O 9 LiZ',qi, 100:)er's Pills _. • I I•i ' llcury's Nlng-ncsia .• ; • - s ' '.\ l'4,neSi Stroh< T'inct. of Bar" 1 .„ (:, :, 1 1 ",' ct .. •• 2 9 Flitliaai's dltto . 1• i iel_aiillaui Nxits •• • • 2 9 loglish's Se,l's 1)111 '' • - , 6' ii,--',‘ Ei.ii_Nlttlicinale. •11 0 NI,. re•Jatit's Drops .• • • ''s , eruhogit's jai 2 9 N,,,iL,")urv's ditto - ..!'lnt•l i s . • i 11 firritit'... t••.;••;411 ,itt.o • • I 9 1,9,"1"1;,; Syrup „ • , • • .. 2 D i'Vetchis'i=ills (42 . ~,,terti.eUzu)ll;ll,ozeutzes 114 Dr. S-,:iPt!'t,'' •i- .D.• 1• *. .410;,1;t11,1,vant.e will !), ft.d,le u p • oittilt::.;k: aul. ad 0 - - rutelnes of rpute, for .f2:xnul' t..siuu. • orl erl to I" " or° e vo' c r dro6 obb e : .l L4 o°° t ; 0 ,5, 10 itob' 10 114° 0,6 e/ • - fiCC° ; f " Ire' r oer 311 b tb e le:L:4!) 1 31° 4 ~b 3 of . 1 - 41 " 'cp,l4'.' - No ° ,Istb ;O a 5C ~ Jo" ne- ~~ jr' st yeArr tom' O of trer t 4 Y#kr. o f tV eo A , l' 13. .;or' Ec, - .~~ ~~~ ,05! cd , r!' ertl 4' ssc•—• BRITISH PAINT MAN CFACTOP.Y, 6,2, QUEEN-snt ELT, ' rlc777.4iLiwo-OFFICE, fg!! 1, 1814. • CHEAPSIDE. • 1711 HE CO:11311SSio NERS ft r VIC TU. L L ING IMPENETRABLE PAINTS and COAL TAR BROWN. ' l'i , IT , , , res? -rice Voti w PI . ON t:nd: Co. Co. ' (int.e of Ltotii!ou \%311) nioSt '---- Hi-?- 11. - 1 • 1 ESTI"S -V I P) ao. , f -j,.., : 4. , fi at resvectfully inform the. Pub!ie, that the Impenetrable on Friday, the 1.57•4 Instant, they 'will be ready to receive Paints are very - erivimental, and being ;;; - .+liiid iii Linseni Oil, ' 17 7. r . (* , , • —al,il no and treat for One Hundred may he aplici4 with advantage to all purp,ses of useful Paii;z- , Tes t acy's '" L '''. 4 ' '• • ,•' in g-, both inside ,nil .oiatside, where a•lvtudsthne appedirance, ' and Fift y M l's o f MC:z,COV ADO K:GAR, to Ge answerable to durability, and economy are conaiiieriti uns. FOr P., O. Pa 1 ; ng - s, , , f,i'rt.nri:)Ls• (of Two:Poll:ids Yeigi r li each) to be prodneed with Stucco and' Plaster Fronts, iron a nd 'Wood Ilaiiing, and Ott- , ; •' • buildings of every description, th e y pr e peculiarly adapted; as the - ,- ;!Iui , is; a:if! for Two HiClalred 'Potts of LIVERPOOL, -they resist the•effects of weather in an itstonishin!..-• degree ; or. coarse-grained CHESHIRE S . :ILT, Str , ve-dri,d, or Salt , of epal gwnt1u..4..., to te also answer:Z.Jk to Samples to he are a Cure fur the Worth and Dry. Rot, ;hid will stauti in. hut ' ' .. . , . ~, , cliMates. - i'trey are of the followinß col,mrs- and prices. vi z -. In ri , 4sld Green-, 665. per ms-t. ; pa'rli (4recn. 765, ; 'iiiid Olive protheet:t/ with the 1* fytders ; to be,delinycd into the 17 , ctual- Greco, 112 s. ;- Alnii deep Green, is. ;(1. to -2s. per'lii. ; :'Slate, iihy- ~ ~ 5 i ,,. 4 ,,, at )1,,,,, A, rd, th , supir in the , aace v . a .Fart- Lead, and Stone Colours, 5( per cwt. ; Chocelate.s2s.; Red . ' ' nig/a (root Mc Date of the Contract, and the Suit by the or Brown, 425.; and White Paint, 60s. Prepared Oil, t o thi n them for use, Gs. tier gallon. . 31st ,Ire; est next, free of all chlrge and.rish to his ill4J'esty, `fhe Coal Tarßrown is Of two kinds, s common, Its. per -' • ' . execpt thrft the C , o:ttract, ;• will be allowed 2s. Hit. per Ton, ewt.; and refined, Vs. per cwt..: They .:re hu; II apphc a ; ) k. i„- { , the coVering rungli Fences, porous T t l e s, We ker 3 u e; ' for the Porterage 0 . 1 the So/tits:at the Irhe;:f to the Stores; Sluice Gates, 'I oud under ground or water; ,liartieuhirly he ' and to. b'epaid Refined Tar , it, being perfectiy'insolubloi-n seater the-WOrrit ~ . -fur ald, ,oagasle With I n t er ,. l:4 l Ninety by B Will not penetrate where it is used ; it i s a l so o f aac , l culoer, dar , I,Per•drite. dries very Ilan!, and is easily applkd,.rstiniring only to-be 7%2. Cf..olitioJes of the Contracts • may be s e en a t th e Se heated, and laid on with a common tar b ras h. ~. - , a , je ,.. -r ,t r. ,a GS the ...y llppl:fing Painters' Oils ;sod Colours, :c. &c. -• Merchants,-Captains, ; crd " r y 's (-)±•".• • " (. '" • fr • ' '''' •-'• i . Sal_) l' and the Trade, supplied on liberal terms. • - . , to the Celketoiv of the Salt D'icties at Liverpool, and AL:ld:e -1 • Wit: i In Cheshire, resp,.ctively. HALLAM'S A.NTIIIILIOUS -PILLS Eficacy of these Pills iii E. plaints, Ilead-aeh, Heart-burn, &c. are %to:it:l .. ..flown, by many years experience.. In Indigestion, Loss of Xppefit e , habitual Cpstivein ss,. am? those numerous train of tlisca.s.s, arising from COnstitntiuns debilitated by hot climates; as Well as the more f, cry indulgences in the various loxuries of life, these Pills produce the •mist happy effects, and they are so innocent, in their nature, as to revire, no re,traint. Sold by E. Edwards, St. Paul's Cbareh-yard, price 25 Sd.i . the double box 4s. titl.; and by all „1,!,, , rs in Genuine Patent Medicines - . • 4\ 7 0 will be hivl to any Tender i, which the Pelt.° f I not be inverted in w,)rds ct fingth, or that shall not he deAtt,Pecl to the Poferd &fore Ono o'Clock on the said Fri the lsth lAstant,.,tar, nalors the Person who ,niches the render, or s/inie .Person on his behalf, attends, to an .3' :Vb . ?claw trilled fOr • • OFP -, 'EP.VE, a few CopieS only arc now left on sale (price Ttiree Shillingq) of that searee, , interesting, any useful fa tuity Viork ,wit's wtia h is given an elegant Portrait, of the Author, anal Vir:er of Gilead liouse), entitled GLTEOE to Itaaurti : or, Advice to boll' a varier: - of Coiliplaints. By S. ,tiOLONIO:N, M. • NervonS and Hy ;i taMeitiqihtints ; also!'(4eneraT tttliturks 011 those Dii- VaS:es With Which the,biamati bad) , is niOst frequently afflicted ; explaining the symptoms, intstle of treatment, and I:eluedies most properly adapted for each respective complaint. To whiCh is annexed, A Dis,4•rtation on the Properties and Effects of Hot. and Cold-Bathing; also an Estt,iy on Secret Venery; and a Discourse on Impotency in t',e Male, and Sterility or Barrenness incident to Females, :c;—Th e w h o l e illustrated with. a variety of authentic •-• never before published.. " The best preso-vative to keep the , ml:, ;n health." says Lord " (und in many instaitees t helodytoo) ; is the faith ful admonition of a friend." Unfortunately, the dislike of having not merely our viccs, hut even our foibles, follies, and faults expdsed, detersitiumsantls from taili:ng for.or receiving what the philosopher recommends; an:Arhus Youth in parti ...liar rush beadittog into . the vortex of dis4pation and death ! —,- . 111 obviate c i onsequences s'o destructive to the--species. and eventitally to doptilation, has fallen to toy lot,. by tha publi cation of the GI7I 4 JE TO HE,ILTH, which is pdinteil out to tae; deluded of either sex as the " Silent Friend, which they oray vonsult without exposure, and w-th assured eanfi-. deuce of success. This is that sunshine, the genuine warmth di' which tho slender voots of prejudice cannot bear. As Truth preVailf ; prejudices subside, and all persons are left to their OWN judgment Old their own experience. London : Printed fur the Author ; and sold by Sam. Leigh, IR, -Strand ; Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster-row; I,lso by all l!oolisoljers in the United Kingdom.. No 64-than One Hu hired Thousand Five I-Modred Copies of Solomon's Guide t. Health have been printed. TRUTH TRIUMPHANT- SICKNESS CHEER ED BY 11“PE-1:1 EALTH WITH ALL ITS • BLESSINGS.. rrin F.' PROPRIETORS of Dr. JOS MIA WEBSTER'S, ENCiILISII DIET DRINK have for some .years enjoyed the inexpressible felicity of telieving and recovering a greater nuluherof suffering and hopeless Pa tients, in the vast variety of DiSorders which undermine the constitution, and at 'last extinguish ttiln the Vendirs of any, or of all other Public Medicines, can justly or truly boost. If the afflicted in .Consumption, in t..k:roplitilit, Scurvy, in Cntancous Erriptions—in the iiinnt'nse class of .Disorders peculiar to Females-at critical pi!riOds of life, and in all complaints indicating impurity ofthe blond and debility of habit, require farther proof of the truth of such assertion, they hare only to ciin,:nit fi Pamphlet, price only ls. contain ing noire than a hundred living cases, which, by ordinary en quiry, caimot fail to remove every doubt 1131A1 the minds of the tuPst incredulous. Few men are endowed with thexequi site but rare talent of extracting aml scientifically combining the Essence of Herbs and Plants, for Medicinal purposes; but Dr. Webster, au eminent Physician for more. than half a century,. vas, 'front the striing,'becaire natural bias of mind, peculiarly fitted to carry IlOtanical Medicine, to that state of perteetion, which ihe great Sir John llill thought might in time be accomplished . , and which the immortal lloerhaave hail long ago .predicted, that improvements •in mediCal knowledge, would, at nu distant period, infallibly produce. . The hite Dr. Webster realized the expectation of both, by having - produCed a ve,! - taiiie remedy, that in no careable case has for 6Q years been eves. known to fail, where the. Patient was just to himself. It may be necessary to add, that the Diet Drink is peculiarly pleasant to the taste, and may lie taken with perfect safety by a female in the last stage of pregnancy, or even by an infant a day old: Sad Wholesale by the„ sole Proprietors; E. Slee and Co. 92, Borougit, Santhwark ; and alsa Wholesale and retail by their Agents, Messrs. Iloward and Evans, Lung-lane, West Smithfield. • All Letters and Orders Cpost paid) 4ddressed to them, will meet the eatlieit attentioo. . . And sold retail, by' one at least, in aVery c,insiderahie town in the United lidrUviorn, and br the ' Venders tit Medicine iv London Elliotson, i2hemist ,and Druggist, 106„ . Borough; Bolton's Medicinal Waeelion.4, front pt the Royal Exchange, Cornhill ; ColesWorthy, Cheini,:;t and Drug gist, .144, Whitechapel; ..Mounscy, Cheniist, 24, Great Sur rey-atreet, Blackfriars-road, and at Kennington-cross; Sanger (late Bacon), 150, Oxford-street ; Midgley, Cheini,t and Drug gist, 49,'Strand ; Hudson and Co. ClieniiA:, market ; Ward, 3624, Holborn ; and Mattress, Pertniner, 83, neet-stri:4.-10 Half Pints at 45.; Pints 7a. (id, fol.:arts - 14s. each, duty iludaded. Wf,SSEUS Esurrs 11)11,ors _ . Tril.P., Genuine H . :SUITS DROPS have been long known arid esteemed a safe, cheap, elf_•••tpal, and awn an no uwliate cure for Stranguary,Gleet4, oi the Kidnies or-Bladder • and.wheil taken on the atta.:li of Venereal infection, th.• - sitetVeffertz- shott7.d tit» cOniplaitvt his far adt,nl.-A;d - , necessat v to take. the Specific lternede with titet•lOsuits Drop 4. The great object to he attended to is, that parelias.;rs should be careful in tidying - the true and genuine Preparation, as the nnsafe and dangerous counterfeits attempted to be foisted on the public, by absolute falsehoods, are so mime eons, that the proprietors request every purchaser.to ask for WESSEL'S JESUITS DROPS. CAurtox.—The genuine IVerel)'s Drops are in flelosed in a black; stamp, with the following engravcn tlwre on (to secure the Proprietor from piracy)_: "E. Edwards, successor to Joseph Wessel, 66, St. Paul's Church-yard." Price 2s. 9d. per bottle, and in large bottles, contai . itin; Ten small, 11. 2s. DEBILITY, &c. NCOURAGED by the uniform Success ate tending the peculiar method .of Treatment iu the Cure of a few,prevalent Complaints, which has been confirm-, d by the experience of many years in a tare it;id extensive practice ; sensible also of. toe hxyy effects i - esulth4,7 to the pa;zlielroni Medical Men confining . ..their attention to a cer tain class of Disea_ses, Messrs. GOSSand CO. continue to di rect their stmlies to those Disorders arising from a secret de— structive habit of inconsiderate Youth, which not only neca-. sions a numerous train of :servon4 Affections, but also entails on it.;; votaries all the enervating imbecilitips of old age. In that distressing state of Debility or Deficiency, whether the j. consequerbv of such baneful Habits, excessive drinking, long reside:ace in hot Climates, or any other cause, by which, the powc;s of the Constitution .become enfeebled, as regularly educated Surrgeons of 'London, they offer a firm, lafe, and speedy Restoration to sound and vigorous Health. Where an early application is made for the C t tre of a CER 'FAIN DISORD'EIt frequently coutra.cted in . a moment. of inebriety, the eradication is generally completed in the short space of two days.; and in the rnOre4dvareced and inveterate stages of Venereal Infection, Characterised by a variety of painful and distressing symptoms, a perseverance in their plan (Without restraint in diet'or exercise) will insure to the Patient a permanent and radical Cure. - .The Diseases of the Ur — tt. h t . .ne Urethra, as frequently connected wit. or arising from , the above Complaint, have not escaped th e ir attention;' by an infallible and Unproved Plan, they are' en abled to remove obstinate Gleets'and Stricture 3, whether re cent or of long. duration, without resorting to the painful and dangerous use of the Caustic Bougie. Many instances, can be adduced of very inveterate cases, of several years conti nuance, having yielded to their method in a few days, alter 1" the Cure had been, attempted by other Practitioners without •" effect; and such has been the agreeable result of a P rac ti ce ; of Fourteen Years, that the Mode of Treatment has not., in one single instance, ever proved abortive, during which pc- rind many thousand persons, of bath sexes, have experienced the enjoyment of having been perfectly cured, after se vere and injurious methods had been persevered in to no purpose • Messrs. - GOSS and Co'. exclusively professin the Cure of 1' these -particular complaints, in order that they may not be, ! by a mistaken few, marked with the. obloquy so justly attached to the ignorant Empiric, think it but justice to themselves to state, that they have been priiperly edu cated and initiated iato.erery branch of the profession (err tificates of which, fi:oin different hospitals, and testimonials I from the highest professional authorities, they have to con vince any inquirer). That a residence in the warmer j mispiicre of our Eastern NVorid, as 'well as in other, parts, emboldens them to assert, that their researches having been confined - to diseases already enumerated, they hold out a cer tainty of renovation to such as may labour alder The debili tatingeffects of a lif e passed und er th e t orr id zone . And fur ther, that having' had opportunities, in their professional ca pacity, of forming an intnnate acquaintance with the. consti tinional habits of seafaring persons, they offer to them the best assurances of immediate relief; that the success result- I ing from their endeavours first induced them to quit the praCtice of the general Practitiofmer, and they presume that ! their pretenSions constitute a fair ground for the unprecu dented confidence with which they have, by the Public, been so liberally honoured. To be consulted at their house 'daily (personally, or by let- -ter\ by Patients of either sex, with sectocy, delicacy, and at- ! ten;•iin. • . ; PiAtie.its in tile country arc requested to state the particn- ,lars or :heir ca , 3c, agc, and manner ol Ming, iticlasiaig a 4e- nrittauce for Advice and Medicines, and the remedies will'he given or forwarded 'to any part of the Kingd4n l• GOSS LIAO f.',o. Surgeos, Id, Bouverie-street, Fleet-str,:et. ;NAVA L N E %TS. FALMOUTET, JUNE' 29:--Arrived the 'Speedy packer, Captain Sum ERLAND with a mail - from Lisbon, in days, Also arrived the ship. Mar garet, At.LiN, from Palermo ; last from Gibraltar.; she came wider convoy of his Majesty's ship Des perate, with about 30 sail of vessels, which she parted with the day before yesterday,—Nyiud N. PORTSMOUTH, JULY I. — Arilved from the 1111- dkerranean, under convoy Of his Majesty's ship - Rebuff, since my last report, the Comet, Isabella, Constantine, Providence, and Nereid transports, and the Argo, Grocer, and Ariel merchantmen, and are put under quarantine at the Motherbank-. PLYmouTu, JUNE 30.--Came in a ship from Passages, cnd another from Dublin, DEAL, JULY I.—Arrived several transports. The Ittissian ships and troops remain.—Wind South. By the Spanish brig Triumphante, are ived at Cowes, we learn, that the Rattlesnake "Antcr: . can sloop of war was lately erajzing in lat. -16. and bad captured the. British brig John, GEDDEs Master, and sunk her.—Anwher ilineric:mt three masted . ship was also orniqinf:‘,. in la . t. 47. 30.-- The Triumphante Was boarded by both - of them. A, number of.arrivals appearing on the books at 141.0YD'S `'worn Bremen and •Ilanilltrrgh was a gratifying Ili - splay, after that book j)res'entin , l ,- for so many years p a st a to ta l bl an k from those quarters. THE PRINCE REGENT's COURT. Yesterday,lt one o'clock, the QUEEN and the Pri►9cesses visitocrthe PRINCE REGENT at Carltr,►► Houe, previous to their leaving town - for sor, and at three•o'clock his'itoyal Highness liehl a Court. His Royal Ilighnesg being seated on ills Throne;received in the usual form the A'ddres4 of the House of Peers 'on the Pea‘ce ; after which, that of the house of Co►:ieirons was presented. A considerable number of the Members of both Houses attended on the occasion.' After receiving the Addresses, bisßoval High ness gave audiences to th e Kul of Liverpool, Viscount Sidmouth, Viscount Castlereagh . , t.le Duke of MOntrose, Lord George 'lSeresford, the Earl of Carhampton, &c. The Pope's Nuncio, the . Ca!ilinal Consalva, wits introduced to his Royal Highness by Vis count Castlereagh, as Secretary of State for Po. reign. Affairs, and conducted by Mr. Chester, the Assistant Master of the Ceremonies. At tlie.s;: me time he delivered hiu 'credentials, and was' gra ciously received. The Baron ,Doernberp..„ the Hessian Minister E*tra6rdinary, Was introduced to his Roy a l High ness•in a similar manner, and was Most graciously received. The new Bavarian and Sizili,an Ministers were introduced in due form, in a-shnil ..ar manner, as were Count Winzingerode, fro'n Nl t irtemberg,, the Chamberlain • and Privy Councillor to the King of . Wirtemberg, and who is appointed i t 1 injaSSit (lof to the Emperor of Ru3sia. General Ccxaiam, and also Capt. Shapier, his secretary. ,• The Spanish Ambassador and Sardioirn ter had audiences of the Prince. Prince. Hardenberg, Bar s on - Hardevberg, Festerfelts, and Mr. 'Hammerstein were introduc ed to the Prince Regent, by Connt Munster, and took leave of his Royal Highness previous to their leaving England.—The Cow; -closed a little b e f ore six. .Th e b e st•and, in fact, the only ItEAL LIKENNS, ever painted of BuONAPARTE is that done by LA.- at the request Of the En:press JosePHINE, at Malmaison, the best-looking. days of IsTApo, L EON.—A fine Pint was engrayen at that Mile from this Pic(ure as a Full length Portrait, which may be considered as a facsimile of him from hear( to foot, representing correctly his usual manywr at _that tune as he appeared in oedinary: This Prii.‘t is known now by the title of " The IMALMAISONT ,PORTRAIT of BUOISTAPARTF., by hABEY," and tciil ever be considered as the most perfect and appi:(-:- . prate characteristic Print of that extraorlin:try Character, and the . most prOper to be handed down to posterity in remembrance of lihn. This fac simile Likeness has been engrave:lin three size.,-- thv largeA sells forOne-Guinea the second size for Half-a-Guinea; and the s_mall.gst Coloured', price Tinee Shillings.—Either of them may be *bad of every Prilltseller in London. /