The Sun. — London, England, 1814-06-23 00:00:00

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N OTICE is hereby given, that ,a Session of 09e7 • and Terminer antlGaol pcavery, foe the Trial of Of. fences comniitted on the High Sea.i, within the Jurirdiction of the drliniralty of Englonff;tcql be held-at inyticeliall,,in the Old llaileel, London; on Friday, the 1.0 of July next, at Eight o'Cloult in'the Naming. DEPARTURE OF THE. IVIONARCITS, &c. , . , Courts or public busineis, preferring to reside with his amiable and beloved -sister, at the Pulteney had heen preCiouslv wholiy.Occunied by the:Grand Dto bess•, .who;' in Oct avast affectionate manner, ft it - the sake of en joying her Royal ikother's i• 1 a domes tic manner,•gave op her' prineipar );parin.eias to bite and retired io a smaller -state Eseni(kr, .the Proprietor of the Motel, fitted twit a bed iu tt very splendid style for. the reception o: the Em peror, but on his arrival he preferre'' one us iiktio as possible...rids Hotel has b4-en oneeMito.neti busy .scene;dayand ai,: h ljt, since the arrival of the Grand . Duchess; but not to. s las compared .tothe scenes that have' taken place 'Sinee the arrival' of the Emperor. •The . house has. Scarcely eCer.been flee front trola a most-tm,e , occernahle crowd, An() „IS:m.lly assembled, at seven o'clock, in the inorntug y )1)d continued frequently the Whole night; ;pposite the , -house, •and for a -considerable distan-ce on each •side,.so are: to reader-Piceadilly totally impaslable, especially when there were a number ofearriages waiting with Ore' occupiers, eager to proc;:re glimpse of the Eaperor 5 and When he aPpeared .at the balcony, orspassed in:1) - r. out. ofrthe Betel, the shoittings and ecstacy of the multitude, ex ceeded all description. The first day after his ar rival, the Hotel was "actually ieaCceSsible the crowd at the, door was so excessively gr ea t, th at application was made at Bow-street Office for the assistance of the Police, when a- party of officers were -sent, to attend constantly, to conduct people in and out of the Hotel through the crowd, ‘clijell was so extremely great, that people were fre quently puShed under carriages, and between and tinder Icirses; yet, notwithstanding these diffi culties, we have hot beard of one serious accident. a The interior of the house has been constantly ero trded with persons of q nite a contrar y descrip tion, consisting of aduo6ous assemblage of fe male Nobility, the juvenile branaes of tneir fa. mines, females genteelly dressed, .&c. who. filled the great. ;hall, :the , passages, ,staircase, &c. With a constant succession of them from seven o'clock an the morning Mill, the Emperor went to bed. • In addition to the gratification of. see ing the lilinp,eror, \ a clove! scene always took place on his, prising in or out of.. the Hotel he very condeseendiag,ly shook bands with sonic of the females, s and woull put his hand tween the roils, of the.stairease., to ;hake hands with, othersq,. this caused an emulatioa with the fair.sex, toattaiii this honour, on, hearing : of others ‘.111,0 had eujoyed it, that some havd oc • wally come a con-.dtterolde distance from the coon try to experience the gratification. They.expe yiens.:ed .the greolest disappointment on Tuesday, .of. any other day, as the .14mperor d d :not leave the:l:lntel till between eight:anti nine o:clock in the i ecening, ,at which tune the numbeq are posed to hare increased to MO, most of them ele gantly dressed : niaoy ,of theta bad actually btert, there from 7 . &clock in the morning,:ta(l their. ya tience: being extremely exhausted„ they beepme t so turbulent, that a constable was obliged to be err ed in to regulate them. The Emperor and the Grand Duchess did not retire to rest till three o'clock yesterday, and rose again nt eight. They sent for M. Escoider, the proprietor :of the Hotel, and addressed him in the French language, ncknOWledging the great at tention he had Shewn them, and the conitorts andexcellent entertainment which they had ex perienced in his boue, and very kindly bid him adieu. 1i I THEX.nu, NT-CiAItDEN. It -SENT im EVENING, Je . 23, kill e Perforiu(A the Melei-Dr am a of (iritide,llE 'NULL/qt.,. AND HIS NIEX . 7,lr.'P•it!'c'y and' Yliss S. 1330th. T 3 'm e l iftm e c o % f ) 0S E the Grand Asiatic Spectacle of . /34 al t , I , ANRAI)E• -414 . Ye 'I Ile R Rui iat! t o n; with Paul and Virginia. - ' e.. T v .„„ f th e Fi v i pa Stag". Zephyr's En,ag ' th tit Panto 'e• e Lest There i\t•-nts vt e piese , ' IT ^E (k,sTLEY's), WESTIIN- N ti . er . • ti tiTER. .e.ri t t•°24 ze R:siyal 1 - lighnesses the PRINCE 1171'1 atio.ENv auti,Duke 2 dil I S , Thursday 41, TO-morrow, t ' 'tQ a n-! Sittbr . day 05th June (by permis s i on o f rs "f iur Theatre C•ioretit-eGarden), , THE SECIIE NUNI; at s d --creteencinee, the le ttited Stud of Horses. - •the twn FERZI's extraordinary 1 , 1 e1,4 f1 ,,`Ts on the 'TIGHT ROPE and'SL.N.Cli. (4atie '.'erforniances by tile FIXING S'l'.4l s G, ZEPHYR.. "g bY Zvlr. livrring.'—f - lorsexiaus - hirp byMr.Darts. , To conclude :witb II 8... -- ' 47 -er. l 4l.}lN'S MASQUERAbIr.. t i l lt • )3. 'e°11(1-priclrat Half.:past'Bight o'Clack. e Tuitio or Ladies and GeOemen from )ree. J. IP. CROKER. 17C7'17..11 , 1,1NU-OFFICE, June 22, 1814. s TH LI COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING His M...IJ.ESTY'S iY rYdo hereby giee Notice, That on Monty, the 27toi inst. .t.'ley will be ready to receive . Ten ders in writing. (sealed up), for such quantities of Kiln dried HOUSEUOtIY FLOUIL . as the .respective Millers or ,ether competent Persons dealing therein may think prverto efer, to be .subject to the usual warranty V :In , elre Months— to be delivered into ilis Majesty's riclaidling Stores in st. Cathe,ine,v: one half thereof in the course of a ForhtiOtt, and the other 'hay - in the 'space of a FiArtnight afterwards and to . be paid-fur by Bilts, payable, with interest, Niney days after date. The Rev.• Mr. Smyrna, • a Russian Clergyman, ..of Welbeck-street Chapel,. ,waited. upon. Mrs. Es cuiderby the commands of :the Emperor,-:and presented her wi.th a very valuable bzooch .of amethysts, for a waistband, desiring her:tokeep it in remenibranue of the Emperor.. !•: . Count Orloff, Count Wotatizow, Baron Ni •chavi, Cnic)uel Fenshavy, 'and a number of Rus- • shin •Centlemeo who remain in•Eugland, attended to take their fare..veq of the Emperor; alitrthey •entbtaced, according triu the'custont of their cumin- • try: NO person-was adMitted into t e Hotel yes terday 'morning as a spectator. !:ne . 'Einperor, the Grand I3uchc6s of Oldenburgh, 'the Duke of Oldeithiirgh,and the Prince of Wi.rtembergh,enter ed an open carriage•of the Prince Regent's exactly as the clock struck '.ets they were entering the carriage, 'a 'woman presented a book to the Emperor, Which he handed to h 'page on the Steps ; another woman presented hint with a rose, which the Emperor- gave ;o Grand 'Ducl•ess, nud, she ',taped it -in her bosom.- - The carriage then drove off amidst the lond'huizas of the populace ; but the nunthers assembled were . but few in compa: on to what•_there had been, in Consequence •4 its not being publicly known that • they were to depart yesterdaymbrning. The car riage then drove to theTotver of •Londim,- where _ n'u they visited. the arouries and the regalia, and carefully inspected the various interesting'euriosi ties which are there deposited. They utltlVisited the - gtf.at trye . .marinfatitorylat Limehouse, whence theyiti.'ent to the West !infia Docks. tiavingspent some time in "viewini,t- these estabiii:hments;. they . passed- over Lontliu 'Bridge, at half-past twelve • o'clock, on their Way to the seiit or the'Eari uF Liverpool, al."%Glorillue WOrod to brenkfhst...A. mum 'wesstationed on liorsehael, - on the top of the hill KingstOn, to conduct them to the honse of-the The ConditionS of the Contract may be seen at the &ere tary's OffiN% • No regard will be had to any Tender in which - the Price shalr not be ,inscrted •in'ff - or4ls at length, or that shall not be delivered to the Board lyfore Half-pt.fst, o'Clock era the said I(onday, the 27111 Leatant,nor reniess. the Person why - makes' the' Tender, or sOme Person' (in behalf, atifnel s, to ansalcr when called for. . . • EAST INDIA HOUSE, June 22, 1814. who are willing . to, Sppply . .the East India Company, at • their House in Leadenliall-street, in= their WarehodseS, as may be required; : th 530 Chaldrons of the liest SEA•COALS, Poollnicasitte, nay send in their PKoposals, sealed up and addressed to the Consuiittee of tire House,,hefore Twidre u'cioai at Noon, on Wednesday, the 29th instant, after which hour not any Tender will be re dei yeti ._..,-...-- . . 0 1. . DEVONSHIRE. ~,,80,,,, -, , r t - truly . desirable 4Ef 41 4'7 , 1e z-t' ; „x , 5.1,.;r eo;itt ) .r;t g -.." ' ( 4 .4 . a ' n a , excelle nt j- n i!_o_ti , s .. e . , ‘,.. i n eiloitnih .t' or " 14aAco, , stirtiLio,,ry, and ei el .co c !'!'"'t . t res of kli iv "Y Part, of I, ' , ea t !, , 'about - Txw.i litiailreti and Fitty .. ..tc . e -I b`. r td e a l ,". Or;: liard,'llicl Pasture Land, s itu a te d ul . a sh . '''Q4l -rkf,'"n . go•icl •nei,... ,, libotirly)od, rti 4`11 ; ,4-iti nt-t a sliort'ciista.nee of several Markit Tow , iis. , — near the great IT' estc A••••,_ P a s t p a : A .t p \ i p . t ai e c o li om pt en , , Devon. ~..,_ . , ) 0 .:. • 0S -0 C , Ni -------------- i PATENT HAT —GALON and Co: Ali - 4 itu - ' ' . -- t-T IN combining the to ' , tie r t o the Puhlie a ' 2l. L.'-`.• -'- '• • . . • e••r 4'''' r''"l-Sitt. • .- .' I s it ha, the aPP “ .„-,i. q th e. ~ ., 1 ,s s . a L - lat oug.it I', t.).SSt,S- 3 _ .ii enaapy light, :: 4 1 %, v,, 1..44! ‘:111,l iho•.:.rxpe.,•ivii n L'av:Tjape, ,'l,,.hicii it re-. tt e 11 ', to ti le 1 ,2 . "!1,7., .and is oi . a b ett e r ~ I 31'. most QZ, l3 ( . !a-`' s ` ' n \All i: e ,- er changt itseolo .o u r r n ; f u o i r iie se h v i n s iiit n.oiliul.l,lae.k, iii . i - lose it, gloss i t t .', ;'rice iiis._ toi l i 4 a 4 d !,•:,. T r ,''' fb r r will 'injure the,.! H Siik,. t !ett. 4 itt u fi tcturers, 424, St . r.ti o id: s b e:ortier of . Bed ti.s, tiats ;-:N;lerrcliahts ,n rl Dealers whsupefiOr °S-I"tnt. 1" had their advantage: in noticing this a4ver-, ............._ Net more than Fifty thaldrans will be wanted till the end of August, though, if it be the wish "id the tpatraCtor, 480 Chaidrons may be sent iu immediately. They will be paid for as they are duljverceJ.• _ The Tenders are to specify. he several sorts of Coals, and the price at which it - is .proposed to'deliver cach - soit.'"fhe' Prices are also to iiiclu'de the whoi,:i Of the Expence attending: the delivery of the Coals. 0.;:417,*; COBB, Secretary. tire NAle 'Earl, _from whence they were to pro ceed to Portt•motalf. - .0 IV B'S -rAT ENT BRITISH s~ , IIRi•(N G MAI c Lan , the Ally ':4la.infacture in Great Brit:l I+l WhiCh the .advalauges ,of .i.—NGLiSfi FLAX COTTON are united in ono 'Thread.. Estaniislictl in.lBoB. • • , • Its peculiar texture freer.; it from tliz i - oprions cold or chill • experienced in the wear Of irkli or °flier Linens, , and the un pleasant sensation peculiar - to Fanrics made wholly ot Gt ton., For Durithiltty, .beuutifui Appearther. Conduit ifillt a l, 4r ,. and:great_ Unlit/Lay, this Maitni.facture (after many years -t 1-41) stands.unrivalled. . . _ King of PFussia, foi!owed by the Princes, left Chzrettee.-bil'use! at iAi..-past nine o'clock, ,in Royal; carriage, for the Earl of Liverpool's §eat. His €toy ti Highness. the iiirinceliegent , setlaff fro2n C.:ar;tort , house a fotv -- ntintites after nine o'clock,. accompanied by`hil; Royal Brother the Duke of Cambridge; and General Bayley, in his travellin; carriage, for P or tsmouth. rev ° of the Prussian Princes return to Ltintion, and'are expected to-rnorro‘ 14 „t ,t Sold, at about_Half the Price of Iri.;1) or other Ent Linens,' at the Patentee's Warehouse, 154, .Cheapside, near St. Paul's ;' and Harding and Co. 89; . *.a , This ralitic having acquired such ilistinguished pa trorrage- axut apprauation, as to induce some Shopkeepers to otler artictes .undervarious itew titles of Imperial Pats., nt Shirt- C.Ligh ,-ktitc.,. al lof milieu are tide, z izely of ..t ton, and the properties of.Calicu.being so generally and well knot:' , regture on c,;,rniient. . sci )(if .r• J. ---"" - [ThiTALC, ..1.1.•:•' ri 1.11 /•,1 London, Alt kC• •,••'!' • - :- snow-I u , • 1,„ 1 , , . J :••s Hte.,..ili lAN • , , 1ie,..,,, good Roby , ' e 4 t <lc civar iodation,for 'I ra‘''"",..r.-Ls. Toe foul. schajece Li,', ~,,i:' and moderate..-' ' 'N Kist 6; a 1 ,1, - ;„ • Nfail Coach t)tkl", it,..;1),e Saracen's Head Intl, Sr" th Dorchester, 7 % , ,.. da u lf u. set out (rota l';0. 4)-P ivluitith, AV eYm°ll ,Yew posteisan, e tery •,,. '"?" tit, 1) J ' • u d Salishury,l ~‘,,i). i.o.ruar . , it•ttuoutn, , I.l,Lnster, ii; ! ,1 4, u...,if oast Six ° ch.)ek'stor"kber,°aulgldi itiiuilt°9t° ' ' don--.ro --Putt ura !Ford, Basatti . ~ and Haub ng . -"( h Stuton , ~ •.‘,4*lto? V4'l"ig", Peterburoug f ~ ,toll uk-ll'rt'ill li,st Ati Mlil oach, sets out ever) -t - '_', Ho 1., ~ • • •li °ll`'''Slid3l.l Louth, cirilliShYv 31 ; 41 . .. . .brpgh ''"l 4" 11111 ' flying Pust-Coaches, moon ; 41,,P.Peuhanl, (, , S.POL 1 L„„_ ..! at Mr. A!.4a,,tne, an,l IN!'11` c'd i,7 1 ; Bath, and t t•e 410„1i4,,ter.1i, Tliou%at22set.'reiwuur the Swan, 1, ,! . h , neet, my , ~,- -- tt.bs neon, .tN to 1.V611 Brlki out ROekiagliam, sets IT 1 La s at, i 3•, IS Al'4. W L''gl't C''aer, Cillleti I ht.. ;Hour .... s.. . e. : Z, t ki goes eAlli!g, at.Eilito'Clock; carries iwut. Passes 6, e , w,a . ter, Tau l3 nt l Yu t , ° & E 'c... ne 2 Nt 1.)-1.°4h Srl."'"illY ;‘,...5v mitli a Gilard ttnottg r ,_ .d. rerr .„ . .., ti ( t, ,, , t- tatufortl, INCivr'lc,..ltetfortl,l)Pucast.et 'N'toCut. ,N•0!- tvil'ilq' ,tlle Golden ti•lt:- " Leeds next day 4 , ',..,oach, It is ill uuding• •the nti •a . ' ••• pe'ifition- of this t- 'oo. • Ve v , I t(1 tu be the cuazia•ine."lj-e and conrplett-i Public..,.Emo 44.tit:-aci:k)f' the "N'onr'f'fltßiz' ,'-'bieiii,• unequalfed in a( 4 - 0 ~, ktViljpY uthe r . , i; Bolton, rirt;,,-,•41, Laii&aster, Preston, Kirhy-.l.onsua v;ry , -liter i‘,;.rbiskirk; auil Garstang Post'CoaelitS'' '' (44‘i ive Weluk. Guarded. Dumfries, Iltfilk.::-.(OW, Lont;town -Gretna-Green, Annan., ii.„,,,,,,,,,e41, Arid 44111,,, Tliorahiti, sa;(l,l,,._Kiln, C a lin t ° ,cht • 7 ° 1'011.1('.114 Scud:laud; • eailip'erdo w n. Coat: , ~ li (Dail.) -‹"I , 11 perforate( pkitail' • r,' Newcastle aiid ta-plkitvgli, -ne•Y,(-""" ' at half 0 `-liartl hr oaqi o i n " s..t s out every M,?, ter Dar 41'1 11.° cl ock, h • t :, ~. IN ,1,11, itetford, T.4"lcusii„.'wjek. ti (11. 1 , iv . .. if. 'tt ~q o e a,,.e, ottliallerton, I)urhain, -NT ti aril_.,orpe-.), length of, tilt jui:..g..et3 finding.: theiusel•ves- fatigued • f rom thnd.t. ,tff„ pro_, a '!,".!,: y, may rest What tull e they ('hurt;plea>i!,2 tii, Biiiek: • s•,. atl Z . , , % about any aihiitional Fare. J. ~.1.3d. Hall,i k:tirhi.„,to„"ce.v-street; York, rnus Coae ii 7s tO r'i,t4 fkil el 1 " ' Vilii.)-aal,"; Whlth arid oilier places: every: •-e, • ---''NORT-1-I}'aitd. Nit' tvlsal new Post-Coach,., 1411'7'Elitir, 3v4tr• v ery N I ''`JOL Post Coach; to carry four Insicies,i.saretsiatuvt:, A tbe '' l'r'llulb, Lotter,' 'orth Elit,'ll (21.°s1' -'' t ''.n;'i ?ttHit, 'l',itilwouiii, Llfieid,'uril'esiii'ucl); l '" u . s .`, ' c:AitV4).(;rtilaulitt'uvi.!.ned Duristable. ' ~• i.. • o.oe art' t,'-INI4 :5 13 eii:•*' 11 ' - i 7 hltclirtre ii , post-Con"' t••,;,1,. llt , jlitigi'ivt,ll. 41-I,,"l;.e,s,',li'n'tii,rl' f 9-, ' ' u l' ard . • 'nil the. lyay. , • 'Pa4cstlircr,' ond, Gatte!' 11). °4 ollri,ifl .)'.., (iretitahrulge, .Ric.in. ter. and Gra"- 41 ° (the .e';l'''etlkthY,-",Aberfe'll' r) " crts • A-. \turning, tici Dtrfor,earest way 1,,,;%,• lit Miles), sets out t s e' tatility2 Pl'2,i's det4iSlletil.ni journey witli, the gre,a.ot'-tpieism.e; have A, ex tt f : 111 ,- r't. d(1.a":11tit!"!: :l o t 7 a t d li o l il Y • h S 1.1 Il i ::: C ' being r secured, in the SiltV,;',\k, ki2di'ilz,3 vs ' • at half-past - e kli ' -1-' Post -Coach every Moruing, „ , I,,,,kaitsb,', - : ' I;°,.rtll'oo-"ll.4)flirtniort, Xi'bitehtn-9, ' ' 'l'l3ti"YENve,4iinilt,gvi,cal's'. .ery Vii,Bo, ,2 1 , 9 : e n k• ' l'udiewizh, Post- Coa ct, 91ii0g..--2;41•Nr),, Stockton, and Yartn, n'‘' C°aell'..e.r!r-Y k47,ll,ll;\kitif'- '„;',,,%t(ri.,.t. 1 4 1 11, :in derl at) d. Newca - stle , Walial, '1:11't.1)1P1'-'.1144/'.1t'e;iN'Pi lolissti't (2l(iin'A.,lte•rty"Afternoon. iintt,t'fie,d• tt4 Pl4-?ne4eS„•l3•rth,..Tlll-3 '% .. V .ellii C ig ° t 4 o c ti ' and ,Shityual, ri.r3C:11,:;:,/; % tni a . -;•. :ales to the' •Britautna, Shreiss hi 1.., ; 1it3f,1,,,t.c,1,1Ve 000ek, CI ' re,4 . ' '•- ' ' 1. k ' Ll ttlia la - ''''-.1) ndltalie:Lid- r 11. art-Coacia, called the I oc (J -7 1 ,t n t ' Y Marnittki t 1 - ''• ' ' al3 :- d . Alie n 'sAc, „`"`‘all'AlN, .Winchesier, Aleesfotd, Illu •••ery 4 ettirir, • • ri,, - sacs ia,.., -411,;(11, -.-- '• Guard, r ~ t , '. ! i....,..m... ?I.ert;uryj'es Coach, with a ... ytcic„. DY,antuooo, And rtaChi% nirrnint7hain "ext• day the " 4 4W', - 4 5e . 3 11 ())tford, :.IF, uston • • •au d 'S h ipsto u . e 4 tOi; t 111.104itv. jad, nuM,it i•eet, 'and Castl e _lnn, .13irroingh . at ios. .1.-liicli?, ev,,,.l;!P•Nli, Wurwie li., and Leamington,. New t t04Q,1-1, stiii•theta"r4l%ow(i..n Thorn and Doncaster, Post- 11 4(1 qn erl'e•y, Nl9,rniL at hal i'.2uast Si;c Velock, to the 'PuP • , 142,14:finr), ,NrYtiii-date,'ltill. -- ''' • '' -e t v*l‘i 7 .:'''" ),' W are, licitlde , don and Che Aunt Coach, ,r(yiri?r,unig. ' . . . T eti, 11. it.NI-JANI and Efituontor Coach, Daily, at I-lal-past j'el4ei.4.•,ettst:t wo, titili-past I' our, and Halt' - Past Seven ~ W ILT T ‘ tii.l. D.,,,,A18. NIOUNTAINJ pd Co. Mil l e :' 41413 :tu r d ti • I') '• % 1 ti ,e ••'" e 'il tiVi' . l•••••• "•-icetnint- Is. tor ah „, . . 1, übile that tue ) vvi r spectfully acquaint iv, tioii -i'..,.,, rq2llg, l'areels., or Lu.!zage, Vic. of 1110 e t1)44 4 1., 11 0 Pai i o r ( 8 v 'trile, if lost or ii iin•i e d n .: less entered as s: bill i ••• '"r.avcorilingly; at tize-al:,a'con's.-L-lead inn, Snow .. ,i,...ou.iiq. S tozch,,lsia'seTagers and Par . eels are booked for all the above pie -. '44•Liatthettra IS e w V•Viiite Hurst Cellar Coue4-thheit, ceitdilly,• • • . Superiee ifiTei the Public A 21.robatipii. • 11 - 11. L'E - MAN? Ci U 1217.8. SA L UTAR;;:or a AO must fitinor,sllletlicifte for curing Venereal, Giand'ulai, Ind etttaneon Disdrders; Glrets, &.c.—A. bottle ,or two will chuvince Hie patient ofxt•eiC salnta,tyeEE'eits; a f ew h o t ti 4 ,,,h avr • ellectrdt it cure-, after salivatiPnitn&every other • theins have. proved abortive, and even when the disorder has been slat-al -inf.; several !ienrs.: N - b:Teinedy'can be contrived, 'inure safe, or ewe convenient, than this, for such as atl. obliged to golang Jouraies, or to as it .needs no conSiteni,nit.or restraint of diet ; and 40 ycu experience by Dr. Freeina'n in; au -extensive pi . - ,ctice, slap ley, succesilital in tithsei debilities which 'i.tyise more from imprudence than a certain: such patients.it holds put a:never7failing, penpa. tient, and speedrrelief. . . - Sold, wholesale and retail, at Mr. Butler's, 4 / Ch.eapside, Corner of St: Paul's Citurei-yrird, and mo;t. Country cine Venderfe v infloules at '25. , 9d. 4s. Gd..and 245. Bch, with ample di7ectititis for etch Sex. RENWATELi - HLALTH. 'has beesi turd freciu'entlythe tin/Jett - ofj list and „enessil iTrobatioo, _s!!at teen itestitts:te of the elements of tie ttiedi'cal - art have iiire'red'thetherves crinilidates fcr public patronage in theproreswit vf.ph sie. l'of theourrn” 4 . o f k l o ing justice to the result our sindies and ex pertence, rah preaent:us from.heingclaSseii 4tiong Mote empirids si/hose i pretensions hctve, unt)itunately liir society, b Fe n %t r y, filkiiirbblreeceived, betizAlea,vitp siibmii fo the liberal • and enlightened a latthl,l statement of our purstsitsharidle. quireinents. Atte) ltaving received a regular tneilical tion as • the ledures and praelice we careitilly tended; as in olessQrs and surgebns of the: - I.cintiOn:4-losintal '-, we critereit oUrselve4 a; students in that justly celebratedischool for inedieitl ment; the . ltoynl College .and Svc rt:'ittsttu~~atl in the dazwrent bratiehasut,anatfmty, surgery; 144iryarid pralicd'of , titySie, ehetritsfry;inidwiitery, botany, &c. &e . . .by eminent pro fea . stfrs i ..! ts. 11 4mr0,,Qrgig,oly4 !Black, Hamilton, Durican•and Rutherford, We trust we shall not d -be eemed; preNsursipludus in, rapin g tha t bur prOtiCiericylind ore :uiretnents are not inconsiderable. flaying !pr a, lorsg st miq of years made Venereal Complaints, and itie vat'ious diseases • of, ebiL4y , the pact ieulae,u 4pur st udi es aud.praeticei we hare acVuired supekiot it Will, .we hope, bd know 1edi404,1 their e treatment 111 - A4401i and leant cases oat iistr.elitina perieet re-establishinent is,eptni?Jeteitin the short period of two days e• and in t the' tittruisqtlii f -1 - eteracy, where otter rra.tlitioners have pt ~ .- s uccess, a - Nape perseverana 114 our plan of treatitient ens u res to the isa,tsent.a.sette awl c I.lr , e „; . : Amidst the •inazirieholy variety Of disorders which are the --o&cls-Of a habit long arid:mos'ktifiltalopily pursued . ~ byi4tie youth , ot both sexes, there are stone snore a,iarining_or more distressing thatl:lha..e tierieloOtS and; debilities fivtliChli-re: q Lent iF prevent or embitter the . tnnuyiti 4;1 sta tg. To such persons-it must be.4 - ctitiscitation- to knOW snit they ma y now, by a new and infallible mode oftreatiment., be rs./..breitto.tbat greatest of ail human blessings, a strong, : rnanly, and vigor, -outsconistitaiti un: In all cases: rit , ttebility whatever can se arising, as wellas in every vccies n t xenereal w,elflay consoir e rl by patients of eit tie%r sex with the grea t est 4ecietey and honour.. .1--tourso .cocsultatiotiat liotnOroni ten tb three, and ru ins 6 i n th e evening till to at night. : the country are tegoested tossatetht: particu lars of their case, age, and eesteral habit ot.leving, closing .a /einittatictulur.acivice vefi'm the same will be g:ven, arse:4 to any 4 , part 0 the, kirtgdpin, ."I.Vognsure. that secracy s:;entiai tb mit" uh,.lrtal'ang,-= 0)4 -i,osta):e etters ay- ie added to the :sccousTio.r : medicines, ? Ctllt RI E and CO. St:ir,;cais, No. 1.7, Hatton-garden MeSSIT. Cpuric ani/'Cois. have Cc-eta: v. ... Lows ..frw../4' the above respetfat : )ie l'rblesw;s of Loudon anci for the diii4eme,...Sicill . ,Nand IhiiriAilit)r, with winch they per-. I , rrne.:l the ki.itics assi4tted ,taem during the therat. teiided their Lcatur4s . and k'radice. From Portsmouth the Royal Visitants will pro ceed to Brighton, probably visiting Arundel Castle, the seat of the Duke of in their way.— At Brighton, it ismoderstOod, .tlxy will piiss night at - the'Priace's then continue their-journey Along Ow coast I.,.).over,..AVlrtae they will ..entbarli.: , ln oriler. that iwre may . be, do impediment to their tavefling, 140 drait, and 50 saddle-horses,•of the reiya,itrtillery driViits;li'dve been marched from theAepot Ctint. , nebar.y;,..to be stationed as relays oa thelineof.coast..• ..S,e veal brigs have Arcady arrived in Dover !loads, to take omboard the eithiaglzs :hclonglng to the Illustrious Visitors and-their.suites. • The King of I_'rassia, it is said, revisits Paris. EMperor of ilaissia meet his ConSOrt at Berlin; and from thetire - they - :li'illqiroee.edto St. Petersburgli,liere. their aiyirat• wiil be cele brated by ma.g . nifieent fete s. . Field IVILRhaI Blucher will return from Ports mouth to Lottdon, to view the•iliwkiik tuetropoli more at hiS t leisare. I4e bas;prppedto,be pre sent at the boue.ert for the benefit of the sufferers in Gerit . iany, oa the'2Bth'iViS'eant.,. Although the visit of the„Sovercigns to thi's country is mach shorte r ti:an was expected, yet, from their .early rising, taking very little rest, 'and the great variety and ) riipi.ditv of their move ments, they . have done wouders,:in their. search after knoe‘dedge, inforunation,..pnblic ;tad ;private ? and grariiii.iatiOn" in the; ntunkrless places of amusement; _and foreilifica , .ion - ,' - which they ltive !attenditrd e•ai4y ant late... Their cOriduct mariners, and mode of.Aiving, is. well wrathy of imitation by,numbers .ot the inhabitants of this country.. 'Aetiliet of tli h eiri are possessed of *the ostentatious ' manners that are generally supposed to be at, rathed . .to: the charaetets of;;ICANes.: They are ,quite the reverse, being extremely easy of.acms, living very plain, and with very little pomp; yet highly to the Credit of the Prince'Regnt, and ill -those belonging to. the: Lfxrd.:Uhrithberlairt's hoe, .who were engaged in t.he preparations tor their'reception, , evtry thing was prepared in .the most sumptuous style, worthy these exalted and 1141st-1-ions , Characters. The of. Cumberlanti!s* ,house, ,in St. Jame's Palace, was fitted up .in the most splendid inqiinUtlot' the Emperor. of Russia' ; tale whole raiige of - roonis oti'the titsciloor, or sote•roOM, whit:l494.ms, one roam,. and. is allowed to ,one of the largest any inite, house in Erl- , laq b (l, aud is'decorated 'with full length at iyio . of the ItoyatTarnily'and great:characti-rs, which is co vered with one carpet to fit the whole , At the west: end was put up ft new state bed of , crimson velvet, trifu nte il w i t h go id l ace an d fringe, with a large A. tt the head, embroiilered. , It is• in a •cupola form,' wit It ;a- large 'cro‘fiv. at the, top ; the Emperor, however, declined accepting these state apartments as his ,residence, but only fur his THE VISIT TO PORTSMOUTH. Portsmouth, Wednesday, Four o',CiocLin the . Morning. • ii l t• is impossible, to gives au adequate description • of. the, anXietori xylkich prevailed ; here amongst ,t - no .:countless :numbers yestmloy tot : sve: the Prince 'ltegCntrand•th.e. -Allied :Sovereigns.. The arrivals yesterAlisyi,forad•a sort of .cavalcade. The town. ;is,;iite. , r,aily _crammed ;•-=-7,lioors 4te let at the _modest price from •ton to : fifty guitieai• per ,week ..I.4igh 7 stieet, and it is 'considered, a mark of fao.ur to-get a bed of any sort. under a guinea -per I night.. -In short,. the town never . was, known so full, and the numerous walks on the- parade battlements of the town may,ibe ~conipared, to a full. Steine„. at. Brighton itt the season, Thoit-sandt have come Prow the western .counties v even as far-as.-Devoushire. Detachments of inilitarywere. kinder arms yesterday ; and. asqaa dron of Yeomen Cavalry awaited the •arrivali of the :Prince Re gw t (who . alone was .expected at porisdavvh4iill). It .was knows) in,tbe coursciof ,the:day, that his :Royal:. Highness would:_ not pbcs ! J ere- until this 'afternoon. The. Prince Regent • will reside :tturing• his,,; stay at the, .'GoVerainent House,;the:Zinperor-4rid,.his Sister,-,the Duchess of C)ldenhurgh, at :the house of ,t!ie litsuourable ;,C..,(icpy., , in: the Doek-yardi the „Ifloc,,of,,ProsSia. at General HotistoWs. It is, not ifiNpected .that the Nutai Review will take:,plitee till :.Eriday., There are sixty pendants..flyingat Scrit. •,head ; thirteen•. ships of the: iine,-thFrtec-ri -fri ,..l,..cates and the remainder, sloops,. brigs! Of ..war, &c.. .Amongst the arrivals.: of-yest,erday,,. were the ~Ottke, l ot - Saxe Weitimr, Lord :Ftilibes; Lora and, Lady Craven , in his . Lords itiWs pleasure yacht;k;tc..,•.thtedreds aye pouring in at this mo, Intuit; .(half-past five), and hundreds slept the -fluor last night, not only it) Portsmouth and 'Port. ~seic, hut at : -Gosport. , Many -take op.:their abode -.in thelsle of Wight for wantof nearer aecioriitnii, • dation. Post horses tra,vel stages three or four tines to-day.; • and several Lords. from the Ad-, ‘vith the Secretary Mr; - Croker,itfe here. Yesterday the Lord High Adinires - -INg . \s/its lioi.qed (in board the Ville de Paris, Sir and 'his Royal Highness of Clarehee—shHel frOM the ..10oh . to the linpregh:O.ile; %Vnich oceasion , sainti4i, took place. The Dhicv Weimar als(; landed. here, fronCheiiin h yeAer, day, anti a Russian Aii,e , de-Caput„,+.ith dispaLtiles to his , imperial Majesty. His 140)7 4 1 Higtme..,s.the - Duke - Of Saxerei , nar cva sainted with 21 ;;;ins Twin the town, ataihy:the ship on.board tit 4c iilcl~ he made the passage. Yesterday. Lord Melville held a Levee, ‘vhiesh was attended Dy•a v,f;ikt number of Naval Officers,