The Sun. — London, England, 1804-12-28 00:00:00

... 1..4 c I +~ _ . ~,.;-,..,,,..- ~. • , t, ...., ...,,„,„ ~,,..,,, ...,... ~ 0.,„,... 'lifti'; ItOV'' `%. I i Igil 4 ,1 lr , 7 4 • . # . 8.• P i if ymEzt 3833.1 TDEATRE.ROYAL DRURY-LANE. THIS PRESENT EVERING,Dec. z, iBo4, .1. . wilt be Iverformed, A BOLD STROKE FOR. A WIFE. . Colonel ‘Felgnwell, Mr. BANNISTER,; • , Freeman, Mr..BARTI.EY Sir Philip Mwlelove, Mr. CHERRY; Obadinh Prim, Mr. Dowton ; - • PerrivviOle, ,Mr. SLIETT. • • MN. Prim, Miss POPE Anne Lovely, wrin , ' , . , • THE SULTAN. Solyman, Mr. BARRY MORE ; , Ostnyn, Mr. DI GNU M. Elmira Mrs. SCOTT ; !snipe, ?bliss HOLLOWAY" oxalana, Mrs. lORDAN.. 44tcr which will be presented (3cl time) a new Pantomimic Bailer, called • OLD HARLEQUIIsi's FLRE.SIDE. The Airs accompanied on the Harp by. Mr. Weip pert. Old liarlequ;it, M. MALE ; ,liarloquin, Mr. BYRNE. • Youing Harlequins, :I)4a,ster OSCAR BYRNE, Master 'rOKELY, Miss C. BRISTOW, Mis s A. BRISTOW, Miss WELLS. Old Columbine, Miss TAY LOR 7...;.77 . 7t." - tatinitnrenviro.,.SH ARP • Young Columbines, Miss POODW IN,. Miss K. GOoowor. Time, Mr. FISH ER ; Genii, Mrs. SCOT'; And Punch,.Mr. G R DI . The new P antom i me was a g a i n l ast n i g ht rece i ve d With great *PPiause, -and will be repeated every Evening till further notice. 'To-morrow (never perforrnedj a new Comedy, in Five Atli, called Tho Land We Live In ; with new Prelatic and Ipilogue ; to which will be added, Cinderella. •.✓ •.. ~.' A TILEATRE.ROYAL,,9 • COVENT-GARDEN. rrO.MORROW EVENING Dec 29 1804, • will bo performed THE BLIND BARGAIN ; Or, HEAR HIM OUT. • With NettY Scenes arid Dresses. The Characters by Mr. FAWCETT, Mr. LEWIS, Mr. FARLEY, Slr. EMERY. Mr. BLANCHARD, Mr. KEMBLE, Mr. CURT' F.S, Mr. lEFFERIES Mr. ATKINS. Mts. GIBBS, Mrs. DAV - E.NPORT, Miss DAVIES, with a Song in Char - AC.ler, Arid Mrs. EMERY.' After which will he presented, for the 3d time, anew Uric) Nlelo- Dramatic Pant ,, rniine.. called HARLEQUIN QUICKSILVER ), Or, THE GNOME AND THE DEVIL. With entirrlynew Musi., Scenery, Machinery, Dresses,and Decorations. The Overture and Music composed b y Mr. Davy. The Action of the Melo-Dranea produced Under the diretiiert of Mr. Parley. The Principal Charaeters by Mf. BRITNT: , N4 Mr. BLANCHARD, Mr. SIMMONS.- Mr. I)ENMAN, Mr, ATisaNs. Mr. JEFFtRIES, Mr. MENACE. Mrs. QTKI.NS, Miss DAvl ES, Was- MARTYR, • Miss WHEATLEY. -The Panternitne Characters by BOLOGNA, Sun. Mr. DUBOIS, Mr. I{3,4WERT, Mr. riOLOGNA, M. L. BOLOGNA, Mr. A131.401*. Miss SE4RLE. The new Pantothime will be performed every evettinttlll further notice. , Ott monclay, King.Riaharrl the Third. .()r), Tuesday, rroVednestlaY,`The Man. fifths 'i'lt e new 01,,,, , ,1•0f Trtirty 'elho:oftna will be InitOgnr s i oaks week. COVER.NNItNT HOENE; eAtCtITTA. • MAGNIFICENT. E NG RANT 1 N G of the Site NEW GOVERNIVIENT'HOUSP., , CALCUTTA,. 4ite z 7 by ;* 1 : =110,. dedicated to. - the Itiarqujs.WFllcsley, is this day published, price Coloured il. I is. 6cl. by I.l.lWard Orme, liis.Nl3.iesty'sTrirtiseller, No. 9,,1t0nt1-street. . O. ha s with much satisfafilion .t td•pleasure to inform Ina Friends and thq Public . ,,the Superb Work on India, %Nina balbeen *four ')•cars Engrx . viog„ will be coinpiewil in the *nurse of a week.' It consists of two' Voltitites bt Viboh; of the Country, accompanied with a brief iiiAPtYt.of Written, by F. iliagdw, Esq. And one VOL a Portraits of. the tlitrCtinit Casts, Dress, mut Occupation of the Native' .inhabitants. TO PREVENT. Acci b . rwt§ 13/, rtßg`. THE Number olDreAtiful Aceitienci that daily happen by Fires b. h tg left in Rooms unguardeat aced 4114 infirm Persons are butned to . ,sleath, and large Mansions laid {n ashes. THOMAS CATO and Son. Wire-workers, at their Ma. li.nfatiory, No. tg, resileattilly inform the ..)4bilitY. Gentry, g;z: they have completely finished fot Sale a large, assortment of their much approvNl BRASS, Ind GREEN WIRE FIR'E.GIJARDS and FENDERS.; that keep no Heat from the Room, at the same time a Fterfed Saietward against Fire. A variety of Wire Meat Sates anti Dish Coilers, Light Fences for iiie..sure Grounds, and new 111vented 'M a chirieS for Si ftingse indors without dust ur waste' ..h : T"'emolterY srticle of Wire-work is marualaeturoti.. • FARM IN KENT. • 0 be. SOL D by PRIVA FE CONTRACTi . . the LEASE'of a Capital MANOR tARNI, betwecri am! Three Httrulred Acres, a short' distance from 'L n with every requisite convenienc:, for i Q,Clltlenlan• Particulars may be known of Mr. Langley, Piumbtree street, Bloomsbury. • BE PARTICULAit AS TO" .1-It HOUSts • !.-' • PATENT BEDSTEADS AND: 'CABLES. = i Ware,. rooms encl. ManulaCtory, Nos,. t 3 atul t 4, Catke • ~_ UTLER's Fornishing,Uphtilsfery,.erul Cabinet .. •St ex;. A. kip aSsOOment of Ariteles of the . newest, g 0413 , and. excellent! worlanansin tri Y w ith several ' 4 ' il.ii• , - ist4 - and . rno •Ustortbirdell . trothionsr , of well seasonetf Frifvemetits. • . - . . 13UTLE4resped fully relies on the, good discernMent of thetrubliti 'that they -will see through the; paltry devices 10 insinuations opposed to hint and, cometteiting his arti.. ties, It is well known that RUT LI, R has two patents, ens tot TableS; the °ther e for Iledst4...aus-, the'princinfe of the first is-appliCable to almost mil•kinds of TAitt i , arid ii allotved to be a great Improvement i k renders then ptore,co9venieut 'or Houses, ace Much mere t.)4tafile. The principle orate Tent, is applicabletO most which 16dtreads, as Four Post, ,Sntai and Chair Becislatter arc singularly uric. ful in sickness, and each' when 'shut up, rttakc a handsome`, riectroffUntiture- for-a Sitting Itootn, DreSiing Rocnit, &O. fhe Four Po st and Tent liNs..go together in all parts with , brass, and arc fixed with much 'case without the help of itooht or , tacks or pails lit the furniture,. and.kre very . portable. articular kink, of. r ,,buv„,,, adapted fur .6 en t ',mien of .tne rmy and ~.., ..,:la v Y 'tot, Nftr . tekiinates; also portahlo Chairs, &c. 4. , 'HI/ - ----P Pit , I Pofruratitires have been graciously pa -40440 by the ''• ' • een, :and Royal t atutly, and, ho -• S i poured by orders - mbers of the Nobility and Gentry, atiol.,, 'have been 'hlghti• proved of in the East and West Illtilesl -the merit of the Articles have thus met with ft.; :Vott, rabic eneou r a g eme n t and. for which he returns his grate. , 11 °I. 1-40 ;nowlettginents, and cannot . but notice the kin4' 91, 7" of same otheri, who fix up large Sig •n-Boards, 'with . 11 1.1tIt'S nante inseribed,, whieli may help also to promutp - .*is ResMesv, or,shoul t i it be designed otherwise, he , by Om Pennizisloit of Providence, *manutactures and sells his Supe. lior t our--post and Other Beds, excellent Dining Tables, and, , cabittat Articles as above ' namely, Catherine-street, S doors hYoin the St 1 and, a Brick front 110 Use, Where. he has con. struded" several Tools and Alai hilles for working the same, and has otherwise been at considerable expellee to bring them io that utility end degree of "perfection at Which arty now are. , At . the same jitace !nay bo had every Article for the iolnOlitels' Furniiin lig houses. N. B. For 'Exportation. FR IDA Y, DEcEmBEp. 28, 1804. SOCIETY for. SUPERSEDING the NECESSITY of, CLIMBING BOYS, by Encouraging a new Method -of SWEEPING CHI MN ES, and for Improving the Con dition of CHILDREN and Othersemployetl by CH IM. NEY-SWEEPERS. • Oelober 24, tBo4, r - rHE SUBSCRIBERS to. this SOCIETY; and 1. other Well.wishers to the Plan, are .intormed, that the following Persons have undertaken to Sweep Chintnies With. Machines, at the usual Ptices: ; Palm Andrews, Angel-court, King-street, St. James's square, Chimney-sweeper. Richard Anon, Bull Entry, near the Town Hall, High street, Worcester, Chimney-sweeper. Thomas Badger, No. 2, Whalebone-court, opposite Token bouse.yard,•Great Colonian-street, Chimney sweeper. Colin Bedford, No. 56, SWallow-street, t riccadilly, Chim ney--s weeper. T. !lades, Stratford, West Ham, Chimney-eweeper. J. Bentley, Carrington-place, Mayfair, Chimney-sweeper. Win, Buck, Pinfold-street, Birmingham, Chimney-sweeper. T. Davis and Son, No. to, Theobald's-road, near Red'Lion . square, Holborn, Chimney-sweeper. R. Dodd; Clapham, Chimney• sweeper. James Garrettee, Brewhouse-lane, Battlebridge, Chimney , sweeper. te.s r.aver, Walthamstow. near the Church. • Lin , ani, V; outlined bridge, C ntraney.s weeper. v. J hornas Murless, Bell-yar , near the Bridge, Hackney, Chimaey.siveeper. lehn Molloy, Little Drury-lane, Chimney-sweeper. Wm. Mills, Wood. street, Walthamslow, Chimney.sweeper. • • Richard Page, No. 23, Colonnade, near Guildtord-street, Youndling,Hospitali•Oliimn 6 y-sweeper: Edward l'erry, Calmell-buildings, Portman-square, hev.sweeper. William Parker (late Apprentic-e to a Chimney-sweeper), Stratford, West Hain. Essex. r s Ric,hardson, Turpitt-lane, Greenwich, Chimney-sweeper. George Smart, No. is, Great Bell-alley, Coleman.street; and at his Timber-yard,, Pratt's-place Camden Town; and at Ordnance Wharf, Westminster-bridge. • ' Damel Salmon, • lames-street, Grosvenor-square, Chimney sweeper. James Stardy, Bull-lane; Birmingham, Chimney-sweeper. Thomas Taylor, No. 9, Wel.Ps-street, Oxford-rerad. Staannalt Voyer, widow of the late Henry Veyer, No. 59, lames-Street, C.; rostencr-square, Chnnney-§ Wee p Cr. Thomas Wood, No. 36, Poland-street, Oatbrd-road. Benjantiii Watson, No. 2, Great Portland-street, Cavendish square, Chimney-sweeper. • • By Order of the Committee, WM. JONES, Sec. . • No. 6, Chapel-Street, Pentonvitle, it Islington. Such c , ltho Subscribers as have not beet waned on by the Colle;tor for their SitbseriptionS fot the current year, are requested to pay tits same to rho Treasurer Win. Tooke, gig. No. to, Gray's-inn-square, in order to enuble the So ciety to prosecute with elect the objects of its Institution. THE EISREKWICK ESTATE, COLD ,by Mr, 129,13.1?. v .TS, at Garrawa's eniffe„ e house, on the rstli olNovember gist, it. t 2 be R E. St )1.1) by PrivatooContrad i apply.ro , V, G Pair, Esq. Litchfield ; Meszts. Blake and White, Esex..street. Strand ; and Mr. Robing ' Warwick-street,'Uolckiv.squra, London; where Plans of the Estate may be seen. STATE LOTTERY, nEGINS DRAWING the 28th of January, aos. SCH NIE. 1 a A r7 5,0n0 are I:2S,mm4 .. • 3 . 10,010 . 3p,e00 . • . . . 15,000 6 oo• . 60..6 o 566 • so:* ' . 30, - 1 - 3,003 6b - 56 3,0 00 60s* 20 - 123,100, Tickets , ETS and SH AI: ES ar.i. • telling at every Licensed Lou:ll , o4We. • Pi ice of Ticket . ,C“8 :a o Half . ,C.9' to. ol •Eigittli• ,C.l 86' • Quarter - . 4 16 o Sixteenth . • . t 4 6 (Pr Those who wish to have particular Numbers :hould be 4 needy in their application to soine,of the Lottery ()inst., as the final delivery of Tieketi - from the Wilk of Eng+. it will talte,place the.2.9th December. . • .• ,' .• . , . . f IMPORTANT STATE LOTTERY, Begins . Diiwink i3ilt January, 19.4. WIESSRS.- HORNSBY and Co. at their old. •• established State ,Lotter) °Mee, .No.:s6, Cornhill, opposite ' the Royal Eti.cliatige; London, Tespeefully• ac (laint their • Friend* and: the I'obli44 that • they have ee g-41,: a variety of Tickets, Halves Quarters, Eighths, and sixteenths, on the most reasonable '-1 orris,- in ti n t ensuing Lottery, which comprises only si l boo Tickets. -N. B. Orders.by Letter, or Carrier, executed eitaelly on the same - "trots as,if present. - All Prizes, whether Of 201. or is s 'etiol. paid on-De mand. • . , CA,PITA L PRIZES sold, shared, and registered by fittrns . . by , and Co. : .4 • of ^ t3e." o . 1 9 ^ ,of • ‘5. 0 1 50 1 ••• 1 - ot - 20,6,fi 30 i. , of •. 1 t;0000 2 . of - 15,000 ,Sr - of - I,ooa 15 - Of - '0,006 '77 • of - sod' AO. in the Private Loticiie , , Cox's (, rand Prizes, and tlut . • -.. Pigot Cialid Militond. ' : i EA§EiWNABL E DANCING, n y Mr. ALLEN, privately ought to Ladies and ~Gettl e taineivoLaro age wit° hava never heamed . that . v. , in .. Accoalphslnent, or not the improved modem style, at N... 19, ShataiXstreet, tiol(li:n.r,quare, ,No. s 6; liouverle. street-el fleet-street,' and Na. to, ' G ; It Alie-street, Good. Man's:fields. 1 hey are taught on Plans exprm.ly Canned fer those to whom it is an Otkeeet to acquire it expeditiously, Ornately, ancLin tits ririt , sqle , of fashion, Mr. ALLAN . is assistcul,, by4iessrs. TOMLINON and AbAN S, who also teach The Hare and Piano Forte. _ Fo reigners, Cifireb i rs, and Coimity Residents; whO ipa y 'WWI ;Olonvin a few days,. may Dyad and 'Lodge privately in the fietsse t and receive constan.t Instruition: Respectable Schools and Families. near Town regularly attended, and instrucia in every" elegant requisite of•hlocit.rn Dancing. _ • . - . ' -' -i • Ws-P. .. 6,,1" The Assemblies will be.as usual. : • YELLOW FEVER; No. 40, ditARING-CROSS. 13R.*WILLICIL late Plvsician to the Saxon Anihaisatior at the Court at Great Britain, watt Audio,' of the DomeLtie Locyeloputala, Treatise on Regirnen' and .Diet, Letter on . the Virtue.* of the Yellow t.evcr Remedy, dee, lee. approves . and reconunends to the immediate notiee of the Public at large (and'ehose in particular who are goio4 to the West Indies, America, or any other part ofthe World, .that may he, or have been. supjatt,tcr Pestilential Disease) the; Remedy which is ,sold :it the - Nam . ictor's ‘Varegotrae, 'No: 41, Charing-cross; ,tondoil, to Prevent and Cure. the Yellow The most positive teitirrionials from professional men, anti other respectable pertioms,,may heseen'in pamphlets, to be had, gratis, at the %Varehotase which. not only prove, in the fullest manner, the e ff icacy of this Remedy in that most teadful Malady'tfle 'Yellow Fever, but also that it is an easy, safe, pleasant, and Certain Preserver of Health in a 402 CC Inge. - • • ' - The dbove invaluable Article is sold in Ilexes, with. full Direttions (sancljpncil by Dr, tV Litton), itn case , ot an at. taxis of any kind le:cver, at One GitiniAS each, ingficiont tor ono Poston fur Twelve I ust , Published, price is. bound, IAE FOURTH. EDI (lON of 'H ) RIsTSEY' i F. NC 1.1814 CRAMMA.A ; with large Adtlitiohs and Improvements. Sold by Mr. William Bent, King's Arms, Pateiniwer: row, London; Messrs. Wilson and Spence, and, Mr. Wol stinholme,. Yrlk ; and all other Booksellers. N. B. ExtraCts of Recommendations from eliven Montblik journals are printed in the Work. Mrs. TRININI ER's HI-STORI . This Day was published, price 6s. in neat half-bindi ng; ii:- lustrated with a variety of Maps, A GEOGRAPHICAL COMPANION ro Mrs. rt. TRIMMER's SCRIPTURE. ANCIENT. and I.:NGLISH, ABRIDGED HISTORIES. CaWhiled to render the Study of History more interesting to Children, anal to serve aat an Easy Introdudion to the Itnewledge o f :114; Earth. Printed for T. Harris corner ,of St. Paul's Church-ytrd ; B. Crosby, Stationers' -Court; Darton and Harvey, (..::.ace church-street I anti j: Hatch:int, Piccadilly. Where may be had, Mrs. Trimmer's Prints, with Descrip_ tins of Scripture, Ancient, Raman, and English Histories. FOR THE ILSE OF FAMILIES, Sec. Mrs. TRIMMER'S EXPLANATION ottlie.BlßLE. On Wettrie:ilay will be published. iu One. la!go.Yolutne, Svo. prico us. in boor's. A HELP to the UNLEARNED, in the STUDY • of the HOLY SC k I PIT RES ; being an attempt to Explain the BIBLE in a fainiii.ir way, adapted •o corm - nun ayrehension, and according to the Opinions of approved Commentators. • By Mrs. TRININIER. Author of Sacred History.. (t;e.,ett.id from the Scriptures, with Annotations and Rctiodions, and other Wo; - 1:4 - .; and Editor of the Guardian of Education, Printed for I. . C. and f. Rivington, No.-62, St. Paul's Citurch.y,sr4 ; and I. It itchard, No. 19D, Piccadilly, This Day was publiMed (ornamented with cleii,antly en t grayed Plate> by Miran, front Drawings by Porter), price bs. in boards, " • THE PLEASURES of SOLITUDE : with othia Poems. The Third Edition. ~By P. L. Cour- . tier. London : Printed . for F. C. and J. Rivington, No.'6a, St. Paul's Church l yard. For -iecontmeritlations of the Pleasures of Solitude, con. suit the Month!T. - Review tOr September dot and June 130 a, the Critical Review tar Ottaber iSoz, the Ilritish Critic for 0 itober i 8 i, the Anti- Jacobin Review for Apgust doe., I uly 0302 and rune 13,-.4, the Imperial Review for August 1804, the Monthly Mirror for October tBoz and August 180,1, and the Poetical Registtr for itio3. And early in Vehriilrs twit ivill be published, Poems, Vol. 11. by I'. L. Courtier. 11. Volume .will be printed uniformly with Vol. 1. (which domprises the in24itlreS 01 . Solitude), and em bellished with beautiful Plates, engraved by Mitan, (torn Desigt4 executed purposely for the Work. MOREAU:GEORG' ES, THE . DUKE OF ENCH El N. LINOIS,, dec. • •In a Few Days will be published, in closely printed Volumes, Ulna, price 1E in boaills, A THIRD EDITION; • CorreSted and con siderabl y mproved, embellished with faith. tut Portraits of Moreau i Pic negro, and the D nice of t-ni;laa in, and a lac Simile of Part of a curious Memorial Mehee de la Touche, with a Sketch of the War in t.a ..Vence, TTHEREVOLUTIONARY FLU TA RCH ; exhibiting the, most di;niuguished Charaeters, Literary, Military, and Political, in the recent Annals of the I , rent lt Republic. The „greater Part front theOrigina I I ill,,rittation of A GENTLEMAN, RESIDENT AT PARIS. • Tl•eice Metnoi , :s 7.:1,1,10d,r7,„ .1012,011 g Ottia4, the whole pf tlre . BON APA frrE NI 1L Y. - • 'the Emperop—The Emperor's Father and Mother,, Carlo. Bonaparte and Letitia Brothers; losepli, den and .;inters, NhAtiarne 13 ut:114)0i', Princess Santa Croce, Madame Murat, the Princess Borghese, ci-devant Madam: Le elm. The Empress—Her Son Eugenius De ,Beauharnnis —Her !laughter Fanny De Beauliamois, now Princess Louis Bona parte. ' • • Ali the Generals awl Admirals commanding in'the Army of England, .with copious Lives of Moreau, Pit:hero,' Georges, the Duke Di Enghein, 'hlehee de la Touche, Tier.. Andrzusty, Rochambeau, Alertou, Sicycs, Talley rand, the Grind I udge Regina, tic. lie. including a correct: play of the Singular Police now existing iu Paris Ping ,. rinted'for 1. Ivil iirray, No. 3a, Fleet-street ; atol No. 3G, St. James's-street, London ; Belt and Nadine, Edinburgh ; and' Gilbert and Hodges, Dublin; and May he had of every BOol:Xeller throglicnit the United Kingduirt:' " It were much to be wished that these . VoittinesCotild find their way into every ItOtOe. allti into every Gottav in the United kingrinin ; the petosal of thern . would 4c:truly. fail tq excite abhorrence of the wretches who now threaten to cOh.. vett ,obi ' , Country into the tame same of desolation s brood, and vice s: as they have coovested all other countries into, is WiliCit their intrignes - of 'o)4(4iiris have secured trim a toot. ' ' TI•103/MS l'AY1:04(, Esti, ' IX-4r Sir, FliELit a Duty incult,bent upon me,.. to inform you at' the very grot an t i„extraordiriary Cure'. have re. ceired .th from your invaluie Me.dicine, AKE's..PATENT -Abourtwo years ago, I .was attacked with 'a VENEREAL I DlSORDR,.whiell. I trfated rather slightly for ocnne.titne, but the Di!sease at le4th',s_preading all over my tatidy, 1‘ was bbhged t i p ipply to' the most eminent of the Faculty, "hut their assistance aifOrdod ',only temporary relief : I went througit various Courseof and front h ing rather of a corpulent' habit, ‘thirreilticed'to . a mere skeleton. The Ulcers that spread all over my I.imbs rendered me a com pieta Objed, so that Its ,Friendi despaired of friy. recovery. , When brought to this situation, I consuletd death as lnevt 7 table . , but a relation df rhino - cmntnentinK Upon - the nelny, Cases in which your Pills tract succeeded, .1 wits' inrincod to try a Rix of them, which, I thought rather relieved me, kW: by persevering fur twobr thiee months, ;Anil ginowing your drrettions, I experienced the 'mit 'OnaccOuntable relaxation from pain, the sores grallually subsiding ; I am now, thank God, pettedly recovered, and' Walking out daily; I doubt not, but one meribox, whfch I think caUtiOtli to take, will establiSh my healtbinitseriglitat state. • It is with the most heart-frit. gratitude, that I subscribe, myself, Sir, your much obliged hninnie Servant, Deansgate, NlanZliester, jiffy t W. PIiARSON'., P: S. For the-pnblie beiteitt , Ido not olijezt to the above being publishot, ..but leave you to a'et as your own be.t.tut judgment sh4ll dietati. ' Prepared and Sold by' tlie'iteleTrinYrieter. Tuos. TAY LOR, 1001111),:r the ,Royal: Col I eg,. of London, at 1*; House, No, 9, New Brido-street; Whore, attsr a constant residence of wore thitii Thirty 44 Years, in a practice partiJularly rlir ai d t« the 'Core 01. Venereal Complaints, anti those iociiental collie Parts of Generation in both Sexy.::, with th it invioltilole star/0;y Which Men of hiSTrOlession alwava cibs:?rVe," he tatters - himself, the advice and assistance -he gratuitous.' ly administers to Persona: taking:this Medicine, will., he esteemed by a discerning Public,. as an advinitage to be obtained, and void of ambiguity. sold, by his Appointment, for the convenience of those living At itclistance, the Peri...liners, No. 15, St. Al ban's-street, , Pall Mall ; the Tot, shop, No: to,i. 0 xfoid street ; Mr. Disborctugh'i, No. 7, Fish-smct-hill; Mr. Steel's, Bookseller, No. I, Union -tow., Littl: Baxter's. South-bringe, fAtinburyh; Mr, Callwell's, Dublin ; 'Mr. Bil tnige's Liverpool ; Mr. A11:in....64'5, Man chester ; and by one Prion in every considerable . Town in Great Britain,and Ireland, in lioxci, of only 2 5. , 94. 'each, scaled up with full andplaindircerions, whereby persons of either sex may cure themselves with etse, speed, secrecy, and safCty, - • ' • . _ _ N. B. Svery Vox sold in Great Britain is sealed up ,witb stamp, OR Which, by favour Qt`t.liii C.4ainntii,soners, is print ed, at the Stamp-office, " T. raonr, 9, New Bridge. street," to imitate foisny, dud othfirs 44 - -; cmm. barium. (PRICX SIXPENCY. vicruALLlNc; OFI.ICP., Derincher St, 1804. , . I , I{E'COMMISS 10 NE RS fir VICTU,ILLING Ili: MAJESTY': NAP'Y lb &rely give Notice, 77rat s) T I' ;be 3f J.timary next thrj. rea# to re. (elm 17,7tder: in writin* (sealed up), axd /real Jun h r tuppos e , #4.7, 0 fr Cuntra.2l,' of FB . ES II 8 REF la Hi€ ship the Istonir of:Cur:nil and yet7ey, jor twelve 1117.th'. adain, fins ?be Ist Plbruaty next, and farlber until Six 41#4: nildrp minzshali at iw n either side, lir ecrusina. V skire.. The oh ta_ pnent to be me, pgaite, Intent:, ninety do:atter date. Thr CqtrAirms 9f 11y. pnroaelt . oto he fire.v Serret4ty , ; Qffire, at thi,sQlre, appljwi to the Postntasier. t . itt qatrit. Op yruy rteiwartiely. No regard 7clll r Jk.rd td 4ntkterteler in Iyhich ' l .v! Price ytot be toured br ir..irele at looket, 7 irr fbirz stNall not le to'ebe hoard he fore :0 vt...vtied4l , 4 orritt be mi./ 'l'r; 4j.114 2 'd /7141)::V 11C1ii, nw li;drlr the tOil w/', 1140(3 t he Tenfrr, met Persr!* on his dehaif, attend:, to ism -leer, u.tren cddrit J.> . . PICTEtA Lt ING OFFICE, fiereiaier 14, I!e4. 1 71 1 - IE: CO itt MISS 'DYERS for ft CT (.; ,1 L, LINO .74 Vvt 7E -A. k t 'l' tOrm .`.'cake, on 01 1 1061341 Y t 2 i 4 .1 747147 Ph•gf, iAIY 'Mil be rea.ir to forlity: Tories, loritiarJ(ttalrd mph food /m 4 it f or 0,11 NDR Le TONS of Cr ENuIN onnw ciait ha Three 4y wally proporthori, ;0 tilt 41tairicy's Pitbiailiag Sart: 41 I.kplard ; and to be p.adi, ea ,alts, P;1.1114 yo bit, hb ipitcrist, ninety days alai date-. The Condi:Foal of tbr Comtrat7 may be seen at the Ser,etarjor No regard will be Ali Nov Tender in which tke Fr iee Thal nr, , t .8e Insortaitt auce.ir at lertgtb, or that :hall a 0, ,, be delivered op , thelio4rd One sn the , said ire Iltiay the 2J oP, januaPy treat , nse wriest the Perrot 1t , 60 makes the l'endee, or spine eerion on Zit behrill; attends, to answer, iviun called fir , By S. SOLOMON, M'. U. ON`HEALTII. - - - NERVOUS DISORI)ERS frequently p erva d e IN 'with baleful intluencs the whole. Nervous . Systern, writhing the heart with inexpressible , anguish, and exciting the Most dre.adful sttggestions of horror and i despair ! —T6 this demon have thousands fallen a sacrifice in the alien! transports of its rage. 'll-IE CORDIAL -BAIN/ OF GILEAD enrichei the blood; it braces the nervous sv stem ; trees and dishurthens the viscera and other important organs; resolves obstruaions, and throws ot iscid strong htunours ; strength. ens efil stomach and bowels, and brings back. the Inuscuiar . fibres to their natural and healthy tone ; the valetudinarian. Who has received from his parents the inhetitanee of rased sod upprolitic fratne.;. the:delicate onwhont an immured and inactive life has brought all. the calamitous symptoms of a constmiptive habit, and are, without thnely • assurance, sinking' to an untimely gravel —To such as these , the Conk!! Balm ~f Gilead . will alford the . most perrrixnept 'relief, an is happily calculated fur the. weak . . th e ;ut ht4i in. loners of spirits, seminal. nesse', bilious and itritarrle habits, tapes itoralis.or nervous, consumption, its merit. stands 11,118v:died. 1 t vniptS mii;,;; with the most •subtle of the animal fluids; assists, ilr.liior4tr . s the ea juices, and throw.s a geni a l w armt h tficni the debilitated and relaxed parts that stand in need of aisispoce. . • • . Viersi.ms entering upon the holy state of rrntrinioOy i — should consitt , a, ri)iir•!‘'where the fountaiu is pultutrti, the streams that How front it cannot be pure." .lirthe most excruciating pains of the stomach and viscera, cr windiness, it gives instant relief; and in all those diseases r tilt have r2.ilr rise. .i (T*o4(4 viog, or an A9. 04 b ) 1 0 1- cc of the digestive powers, its enacts are astonishing ; lit) , of speecli".. and all other mantll and `corporeal powers that depend on'the tone of the nervous system, have av frequently arid suddenly yieldekl to its powers as to render unquestionable its efflcacy in those disorders. A Saving of Nine Shillings in Two Guineas. The Cordial Bohn of Gilead is sold in Battles, .price half. altiitiest each ; there sre also Family Bottles, price 335. con. raining equal to tour Bottles at los. 6d. by the Patient saves gs. including also the duty ; the Stamp of which bears the Proprietor's Name and'Address, " Semi. Solomon, Liter. pool,'' imitate which is felony. . Sol by Mrs. NI4O4CWS, No. tB, Strand, London; Mr. Stbith; . Perfrptier, No 38, and Mr. itacburn, North Bridges : , - paxter and Mr. Scott, Soutli-BrAge; Mr. Davidson an d Atillatitld, Elder and Co. Edinburgh; Mr. Baxter, Glasgow; . W: . Ciltileroll, Greenock ; G Browning, Paisley ;.H. Craw. frird, Kilmarnock ; W. Young, /rvinc ;• A. Fersyth, and P. Whiteside, Ayr ; .W. Crawford; ciirvan ; „I. Carson, New. Douglas; 'C. ivl'Millan,'Kirkcudbright ; Kirk. aidy; J Blyth,.Leven; J —Dempster, Copia; Allan, Dup. dee ; P. Craigie, Montrose ; J. Mitchell., and J. Anderson, Aberdeen; Dr.! Whitt*, Banff; M , lntbsh; Inverness.; 'T. 111'Kenzie, Stowaway; P. Taylor, Strantaer ; Johnson anti BliSci, 'Perth W'. Anderson. Starling; Coke and' iteiti;•Leith ; Alex: cider ,Dunfermline ; Wilson, Dunbar ; Vinnet,. lc. broth ; Dickson, Inglis., Dumfries - ; Phorstin, Berwick; Werldel, Ainwick; eatersoni. Arbuthnot, andA ainieson,• Pe. terhead ; A. '''Donald, Trongate, Glasgow;' asses by most 'llookssellers and Venders of ilAtetlt Medicines in the Uaited Kingdom: , N. B. The Postage of all Letters to Dr: Women Must be paid, and a FeCOf los. 6d.. for . TO Ttla LADIES BEAUTY. ft EA LTil, and a good SET of Tt ETU!, may ctl Age,„. the Use of BV'r I. E a s be T a oit tlret .r c t t , :A Oli i:rci t 01,8 by w R prepttrcd front t„he OdOttat , lloloe'orthe late De. P. H. DIMSDALE.. Patronised and used by Ole Queen mitl Princesses, the Um. press of RUtitia, the' Durchtsse# at Bedford, Cordon , Leeds, alitlagd, Day:lsloc; St. A1b4113, and illo3C ulthq Pnglishatidliisn Nobility. rrHIS, POW DER is . the only POWDER pre. parol frem Vegetnbles, and is entirely free trolls Add or any Mineral Substance. h destroys the Scprvy, parts 4,eirinhoss 7 and4eautilcil gedhcss to the L; Mrs .; to tiro Ureat It the niest itelaaable Sweetness ; atta, if used c, ) ,,, r , 11 ,6. 0. „wilt render the Teeth ;nt a !nark. Whiteness, :nut vent that ,Iroattful Malady the 'ruutti-acito.',-ni.my cal Coitk,rnen, who use it, declare it a tine Bracer, er.ithcat. ink the Futti o ness, to 'Which the Month is inbjeet front Met •or (I'D:ordered Lungs'; Aral by its" healing, pacifying, aw l baiymici q4atitice s trees the Mouth from any unplcasiiint Taste. ' _ . prepared arid sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Butlers, N 0..;, Chcapside, in Ba‘es at 2s. 9d. each With k. But. ler, No. Cheat on the Stamp. 'Elie above "looth Powder is likewise soh., retail, by Harwood, Chelteniran ; Silver, Margot) ; Burgess, kamsgale ; Shope, De.k) Bris tol, Sallacy, and Sinuit4nris,,Canterbury ; Palter, Harve y , and Sutton, Southampton ; Belau) and Portsmouth ;. suck;;,;;;1;10-Westop, -Portcrea ; Bennett and Lee, Lowes Gtegary and Gilbert, Bri&ltton; Spooner, Worming ; tarn,' Marriot,-Mey ler,_ an& Sittig, Bath s ; heppard, and Firgwn, Artstel • ; Goodin Co‘and Penny, Sberborne ; V. roa r H armnd' % a Ityall, Weymouth ; kwbrttly, Payne,, Itielianis, and Wills, P I ytivnith ; Hoxland and Congdon," Dock"; Knott., Birmingham ; Poole, Chzster ; Rey met, Colch:mer; Mcggy and StilinS, Chelin&rd ; Stnitb , Rea. burn t ; Ind Scott, Edinburgh ; MacDonald, GI isgow ; %Vat. kips, Hereford; Tait, Inverness ; t3itligfia, Gregson, Gore, and Sayer, Licerpoqi,; Burns, Wight,•and ijohnes, Leeds ; Ilorbige and Dunn, Nottingham ; Edge and Marshall, Noravn-lpton ; Read, Varrnouth ; Back, New-Yolk ; Gardriefr P.arbadoes ; Caliwell and Bull, Dublin ; Aken.. hetAi t - Walker, and -Hodgson, Newcastle ; Peox, Rodtord, and Mulcaster, Hull; Woistennolme and Dian. eliard,"Anrk; Bacon and Stevenson; Norwich ; lones and' Slater, Oxford ; Bray, Sunderland ; Wood and Eddows, Shrewsbury ;••Noweornbe, Stamford Thirlwall and Pratt, Scarborough ; • and Kaight, Windier ; Smart atUi Co. Readhlg ,• Ball and Co. Bishopsgate Within; :bat by most Booksellers and Perttitnera In every town in the United Kingdont. Also, pray be had Butler's improved Silver Wirml Tooth thilglicCat ts..eaelt ; obsepte R.'Butier, ors the ItaNle.