The Sun. — London, England, 1814-06-11 00:00:00

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IST R ESS GERMA'N Y.—Th e active exer 'o.' tions of British Females, in of the Funds bf this mit !ovally honourable Charity, have induced the Committee to embody, in a fifth,Report,. a record of some particulars of Suliscriptionl, Collections, and As , -ciations, by hug lish La dies; and of the benevOlent and heroic conduct of Females of all'ranks- on the Continent,- in stiport of the Wounded, the the Widow, and the Orphan. The Committee have gralefully to announce, that sont. young Ladies, at Wands worth, bare sent to the Fund 1.331: is. 10d.; this sum has been produced by their having kindly offered themselves to receiye the Gifts of those who gave gladly according. to• their mean:—Gifts which would not have been subscribed, hitt which,• though small, sprung from the same benevolence 'which prompted the larger Donations of =2OOl. and 1001. sent recently, anonymously, for the relief of the Germans. Peace, Which is about to be so splendidly welcomed in F.ll . l.oallti, was obtained by.the exertions and the woes of the Conlin-nt Let Peace, then, influence liberal assistance from England, to re store the comforts once known by the Inhahitants of Ger- Many. This is, Progably, the last appeal which will be made to British benevolence, and none can he made on stronger grounds; no deed of Charity can better crown the many nohie acts than this universal, generous, and grateful sym pathy of the Pe..ple of England. The Committee Venture to TO WEST INDIA PLC NTEIt NEW and iIIPOItTANT OVEMENTS in PLANTATION; CONCERNs, w'rech will effect an immense reduction of Eypence, preserve the Negroes, and greatly diminish their labour, nuic i , e seen, by Lerters of Ap pointment, at the MANUFACTOZLY of J. C(fI,I_,INGI 7 ,, Ma chinist and Engineer, Bridge-road, Lanilieth. Where also mity he seen, his PATENT AN Ilf,filli;ES and BONES for Urn F. EL CARP, !AGES, pati : odi Ihy his ROyal Llighness the Prince Regent, their Royal Highnesses the Dukes of York, Clarence, sent, and Cumber and, and upwards of Four Thonsaml of the Principal Nobility .and Gentry of the Imperial Empire, whose Carriages are upon that Construc tion. 11?..11 , TY-OFFICE, 271/1,;14; 1>::4. - N OTICE is hereby given, that a Sessioi Oyei • and Terminer and GaollleliviTy, -- for the Trial of Of fences committed on the High Seas; within- the Jurisdiction the.:ldmiralty of England,will be held et Justice Halt, in the Old Baile4l, London,. o; Friday, the Ist of July ne.rt, at - Eight o'Cloch in the Morning. ~a~ . J. Jr - . CRONER. ' ADMIRALTY-OFFICE, Bth June, 1814. IFS Royal fliglinessthe PRINCE REGENT having been graciously pleased, by his Order in Council of the 6th Instant, to approve of a Troposak sub mitted to his Royal Highness by the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty, for an INCREASE to the HALF-PAY of the COMMISSIONED OFFICERS of Ills MAINSTIPs FLEET; This is to give notice., That the following'ltates of Halt-pay have been established, to commence on the Ist of July next, under the Regulations and hest fictions at present in force, viz. • DAV AND MARTIN'S RRAL JAPAN BLACKING. THE Public are respectfully informed, that the wive Article Continues to be manufactured, in its ge nuine Pulite and Excellence, at the original Manufactory, No. 97, Hie.h ; and as most of the Imposit ions lately prac titled in their Name have been put down by the interference of the Law, the Public need no other Caution than observing tlic i Old Label, which Attleg it to be made by DAY and itlAß ~°t~4, 97, High Holborn.—To those who have been dtyeil by pulehasin't r a spurious Sort, and who may hove supposed an alteratumhad taken place in the Manufacture ;if the. Black ing, D. itiol M. wi , l) to deelue, that it ever Las been pre pared precisely of the sante Ingredients, and be the same Pelt- , portions. Price Is. Gd. a bottle. No Halt-pints made. express a hope, that wen the day which the Government will appoint for a General Thanks giro shall arrive, the grateful returns to thy. Lind Providence which has protected this Country will be appropriated to those, into the heuefit of whose labours and sufferings Great Britain is now entering. Amount alrcaly advertised - - L. 90083 3 3 \ Subscriptions s .oasitted March 20, at Ir.daile and Co. David Davies, Esq. Abe- ry;Awit - E 5 Thos.Williams, Esq. do. 2 Wm. Rogers. Esq..Car .iiachen n, Porn .brokeshirc At Smith,.Payne, and Co. Collection at Spondott thnr.:ll, the'Rev. 221.12t,fd Beni. Spits-him', Eq. 0 .Miss A. C.. Arden •s 0 Emend 100 0 A Ditt o . - 40. 0 Ser4eaut 8: Middleton 20 0 FLAG OFFICERS. Admiral of the Fleet 1.3 3.. 0 per Day. Admiral' Vice-Admirals Rear-Admirals nee received : - This Day was poblisha, A new Edition, price Five Shitliu4•, illustrated with Cases, APRACTICAL TREATISE on ate PRE VFATiCIN and CUR; of the VE.NF.II.E.IL 1)1 EAsE and its•c:onar9uancet, as Stricturot, tkr.,,. including Practical- Observations .on Tabes Dorsh Mum' Dis charges, &c. By P. M. CATON, Surgeon, 10, Stan liolw-strert, Newcactle-street, Strand: CAPTAINS. The firct 100 on the Seniority The next ILO The remainder LA 14 6 per Day. 0 14 6 0 I'o 6 COMNIANDERS. The firt 150 on the Seniority List . The remainder ... L.O 10 0 per Dm'. 0 S G . '2 0 LIEUTENANTS. The first 300 on the Seniority List " L.O o.per Day._ The ioext 700 The remainder 4 %, 0 5 9 Their Lordships have also app;ii'ded of an Arrangement for paying in future the Half Pay the Commissioned Officers of the Royal Navy Quarterly, instead of Half Yearly, which ren ders it necessary that their Dirctions for Officers coining on Half Pay, to report themselves immediately to this Office, be most strictly attended to. Late of the Unit:en Hm.pitals of St. Thornas' and Guy's. Printed for Nit ,, -ri:tiberwood and Co. 40, Paternngter-row, and Martin, Tidies-street. Cavendislh-sqnare, London;-- where may be had Cal on on Frinal, Dif;ease, :Is. 6d ; Asthma and Mater Congh, 1s; Iniigestion, &c. J. W. GROKER. • CORN LAWS. This Day was published, • ,• QUBSTA.NCE of a SPC,ECFLa a s , ainst-the pro pused Alteration in the CORN LAWS, Intended tb bare been spoken in the House of Connnons on Motyay, Gilt June, by JOHN BROADHURST, Eel: 'Printed for H. Colburn, SQ, Coininit.stieet, Pitinortr square. 10 0 r!`SY,,, PATRIOTIC CONCV:RTS. HENIIIE, HAYMARKET, - .r (,c4. 1 „ A dmission hy Tkkets only. -la" (• ' f hi ' ' 4 oyal Yllgliness ihe PRINCE REGEN. - T., 11i5..R.A.m,1 also under the Auspices / HAS/4. .., s o a, highness the Duke l ot YORK, Of It"Yal I - liglin c A tin& nuke of CLA.RENCE, i; 81,t4):'''',:Hi-lirtess the Dulie.of KENT, °',., ' ':ovi . - •i7,, • the D 1- .of SUSSEX- N vi) ,ont , , Du lie ~ . 'llllll7 jtfNE 17, and 11.i()NDA/ . NU, • 'lt-TNZ - ' Nl's, which Parr lA t 41,4 I .:. ,5 I.ll.Celeliration of the DELIVE , RANCE of )ti t i hr „..., LR I I .TGA I. hy the 1,1P4'11'4-I • A f i' F'ratice, and" '''', I , ; 1 „, i i,•Qo' et nitri!;ut ed to the Itestorat,on 0 . allies, 'ril l h 1,4 pation• ni linrope hy nor :11agna.nin4.01..ip.ks 'ACVlt,,iria,,,l'',' • '• " , 1 ES'' ' A \ i • •'''' I r',IT.INiA L"3-11: -n•lii:Ni P' l,, o,i • .'- ' ' 1 ' ' t• •, GRAND ( ALT-- -" sic 1„1 /1. , , 1 ,• To bt succ,ede.fl .). ' , c , 01 1 ,, 't the Ode ‘N ritten, anu the . whole of the , Mt t l ( - ) 1, 4 11 e 2, " ''' for th- •C - e• t Occasion. Each Concert. -ar, ) , 1 -1 1 with ~ c . --, '). -'l,i King, " ne ,•iy arranged and I,,til.oi;4llL'`ll'l.,-11(i the u ‘ L vl!!:: e t ' o le he ee I l h aY4l'.l"‘' ' 'Y "Ire , enni ." ol te and distinct . h -ree il it „ ° '";" 1 jew. • ooprit.' in t .; "fh •ee Organs, a"!ii mor ' ! an t n O lth re r h a eS P lT l4 a n s , ;l e i ll s• - - . 1414 ' Illii,•_nureti a n i pi'fiv r, c ,:f o ;• iners , for which ts pre . par r 4 t t i t l t tewt...nt ...arehitts. tural SCructure, to he erected o‘e ezv lte it of the ~ ,, t a.7., .;. . . te ß r . Of'tlte Pitsi Plod, Mr. SALOMON. L ead er " l '" , <' ' -‘, i ' 11:i .. Mr. sP. \ ,4N ()LETT'. At li • et of ti e Third' Ba . nd, l',lr. MORI. Ai. " 4 4 11 dilu te (••• le Voc.i Perm), nor- air, adr engn ged, are, Ma- Tilen,:ra4sirli ,z•,..., • • - 'isi rc , .1 -, ickons, Mrs. Al t :o, Mr. T. ;Armor. I v.i;nezzani, ,... . • 2,1; ~,Leona rd 4„"gn, ;0 - 3, Vaughan, ..! .r . . I -a. Idi, Mi . . Kellner, • ' l 'itli ' air. Crofts, Master Williams ) I, 'nu .l. Elliot, and f th?!i! i. 4 e ) :s ( r , t ' ' l'e e llrned ai Twelve at No , on. a•id the Per- I, -, t , to - c e at One n'C..,c14., wk el: the interior of Plij,et altlrdt,tl:,i: ail ii:i'l: i! '') :;:r d e, l' s it ty Y iiinm; netted. 1 1'; i Roiisott to x ~,'e t % forth ir ,* for t.hese Concerts hy Messrs. 1 taken) at then P"a. k e - 'illir e uni e uoxes (awl fl( ea t‘' le i •i n he ha(k or • Itws.srs. IL ,) , iir: "riel,.ett for the Pit awl Gal e? . 4'li , i.t and 147:11'"' St. q:rn t ' i sl ' Cil't 13.'''d-sh : et ; ;' NI ;k1;:-. r ;B0 . 1„ilstrret f 130;:,"°4, Strand". '14'"..; Mr : Pi " C T.;i an - ri Co. 'Cheap :hie. 4 " 4 Pit, 0 ' and Niecsr ' . . ' • H alf a.Guinea. ue GLline.n,;.•(7allery, I • '. Two Ct..,,1PEL,..1dy.A.1.,, )1:1"1:rE. HATI'l',!. IiTS, .for t , VI I"4b 110"NING Co`(: - ,-Eit- AliN y e 13P.NTip- -` ' ,-, .1,-T) c by % 1 "• '• ' II ' T , ' ' , ii: Iv. - 11 ' of SUFr-ER '''''.' • - :I- shortly af t 'r Le 1111.4-0 of tl ' gi7e/i at. thi.ttoval clinp, - . A.,,iate pa . 4cria 'e B orei., r ) p' t r t 4 limier the 1"1" , hicted 13 11., •w. h is a .., •• a c.n..ci e , , .ne, Regr-m, eoi.t t'Yoil-4vieurtthlittec'e'''l 'l.gliness tats In ~ ‘,.oci.ition, t hF Music tle ' te l• rt i l i e , it ; 4 14 I a.iti',ll 11.!,•:!' :ClV i e t u ec n t ' i l ir t s ' s7if • .the Cinieeltc.,onfe'tili,^4l - Arofess'icZj::„.N,lrs. B IL:_ t IN ' G TON, !mid flt.;_t.ll - y P ,: l i ' ll n teer This ,e7,s;.&aivtit's.-, both Vocal ..t - iil ftis F tr t u e m w. ..3 . 3i . i . _, be;_itteh the „...._ 4. rho graadetir of this t: ,fi 'Lliislyalli,gh.. ..4.l);lestiaii,e tphri:,cs:niteee;,rotfilhte,rtNhleajensot,y-at Iheragniu.;l,-y. '„%il.2e Vinpeeor of te;gnert." " i "g• 0= Vtt.,•ssia, and many. . they ttier Illustrious 10- %11 4 L PIIc e of Tickets foe each day is Two Guineas, ird .)_raiteee •Fs-r()e rdturtistf::;)Vrl::'••;)ll. andd: re • - i11:711e'l:i • - •11°°Ins' tehtiiiiasoeici ~, - s are ..e.ccit te a ‘ m i Li"6ll''strlsnent; . avert) (..:rear queen-street, e t Ni ' , ind at th,et ' f , . i Tare. n,-Bishopsgate-4 ,srs. ' r. 11'" 4 7 ° Li°'"3 " ' Bond -street; . at • e. R,eiiie,,,.' ( ' ,oil's 'n'lSic Ship, Nc.tv, Bo" - ' antes, 101, -. - . , 44 - ran Cheapside ; and at Mr.Ackerm t N.l l „ r , - -t lili,,', I ' 1-la)N °f PerforMance and•delivery of ;rickets will -. Nrtised,, ...___ Z 'llt il trcet t • '7 • 11 i. AI)L E Y Middle New-S ,Li'l'.l.'4'4lsti,%,ir".g!'-scii!tare; LoriCion, w:sill satisfypriie,,tindlosotfs.christipdcie: i ' ll 3 'e• ''' as to t!ie authenticity of a - _ __,..,AD, i I .! 4 s eres t 13.c1:ea.,- from the CORDIAL BALM ''‘itnt .„., 1 e disorder of the ri,‘„t,ous, bilious, and \t',. ~;`•' W?-iiell he had been ini•g affliceed,. couches for the ortiil flatulent l'iri-i r ;,:',,*Pr'y, Ilielf-stri,et, Birmingham, ~ having tak en $' ',cyst, nf h (;,• 1.-win Linz. in a deep Decone e • litlie,,,,tlhe bottles of the ' Cc,rr 1 . ..1 Balm of Gilead. The spiritis,,,. 1,.. 1 '' ' 7 , —) a 'l 4Ppetiteof the i v l oting man were visibly a . )1 , 1 , N f F ~ ,„, s 7 elli s I, ';' 'i , •••• i.. • la bicolitinuing the use of it es. ea u t vi7.4ifert)al ~',. he w,e's,-ecith-fidd's blessing, restored -7p4erfciul(l'e'ltorlishintint of his family and friends, Band to the t?tllt'll4i.hiol;lli°:thli;')l'd, of Pentefraet, reports Of a man in , t e l l )a r t e of t j;ll°,:',d,, about the age of thirty, who had d t i h sc e .a a s i e i t, the t 1 .. 1 t h e isi lin la{„ ~ a},,, lar. un.der that most d a nge t Ili h r aCl is a considerable h , 41, ' ► r hvyti, i!!‘.°(""cujuP.t.")n.ht-sweats, Apectoia.ted 1 )4 , 1 Jam! was _ 3. er, pro, , Jse, ni, , - , i ti ril e 1.,,,,..t.... ,sdue'edto a state of extrt.me.debility. Hating ig,ttevlief., hemieitt zidyice lie could o•cure, without obtain gt:.,), (1 4 its tati ri.eourie to the Cordial r 13 r• hle symptoms A u of Gilead 1 4 , NI T ', ' the use of it, ail the unfAl ou. d . . , Pr -14s et ti' V . -4'4", ass' he h ' as,.attained' a vigorods .state of o„:%4lerlt ,tt hottc-'4ltle .1 ri,rity against Countießrf.eiiitisi,obfe(isiiilicesada Sisa'ssionlgd ,latailv De3' Priceilli‘°"r''":";e C"rill" - a tit • of four in Pne itleiti :...Ottle f -1. each ; or the cplan , N. attl i "d; ti (I t ;;:3s. oil which one 115.,..) . ...A11e i • s e t t i , t , c r •e .s d, n d_u_fy , 3.. kw 't sta, of • , bear.; the Propi 1 , .. ocular t o • • refs i ti . L,3lp whicA. ;etilri(late wi . t''' e"ravi"4' " '4""1. S(!i°111°H? ria e rticular de rPlates f'u'erhii f elony ; 4Liti- •,hii I ' - ' r e 0 i privf-e, - r,....,`__ s,,k,pitin, 4)4.'40410f 11:111s stamps has been grant . ed t o ~ir:-.,)_ stamp, ri,„'es, D ar „ .•s Mjesty's . lion. G ornouss . ,on t , r • ''' eI4 ar' 'e:)' to secure the Public against counterfeits 44'14 4S: 'elli2.l4' -, .t •nd Co. f ‘ late 13.. e ,, , Y arq NI:12.41:1 I.eigh, N 0.19; SI ra !I d ; its N1,1"‘,°41-stre,..",tlJ, Bow Church-yaro;•l3.atS.;‘,l°ili'sela(,l_,L,Nirov.:s;ol.., ifth , p ,L., f ,. Lund„ Brodie and Dowding" •• a' . i 1 .- Yileene, ". 6, (~ unte.ri Nom' Bridge, Edinburgh ; Ma' t ni i . . t. 4,4,,i()i.mn:e'sstrg;-'.,L7.l'eeti at Davisoit's No. 1, Parliament-stiei ! theyNe'. and ion, lintilin ; and retail, by all . oyti'e -.Venders in U•iited ii..,,,,,,,,1. ,it. dyki,et'llso.clerslutre hee.n. many ye;is in proceeding to . SU fe Ch %, eeks, ' hialignaucy, as cannot be eradicat e d in a ra,,c' "erefore it is it) order' to encourage steady perse r opte,e) tTiet,h,r_use, of .' prOper in.eans that 15 r. , Soloiron has 111r• 0 41, , ni .1)..0t hi s hoXe3, with three large 335. t ki n t i l ly e i t• iir ' 11-10,, t:itriritztlig. tlife qua 1, ....t . it y of I'w e I t"e aktilioltse.,p.ye ‘evii,,iclt: As 1:11:4 !ave ' ll ; riYde "j`rGuid e c t s- rii - 1 ' . ' .1.. ~ - i ." tli,,si,,' NOLOMON's Piaci icei,; 11,10 kl e i, po'ret. that his• Constant litagetf.e .ts 1 ennstAite,il°4 U f his tilde 0t and iutend:ltux, Ivritt,ll., the usual compiimenc of o.ie ~ • 411 ,r(l4-`t,!es,...or letters of advice, and thiacconi,..... leis,,e: _or ined.cine and reiiiitt:e ;ice, to. be alls'ii-i; Sa,.hleap 1),; _':!'e required to etletti,t tiii!‘: lfalf a Guinea. Letttkt,tif ,2ttutraitied at'any 7',;,t-olEco, 1 . .1.0)4" at Liverpool, f‘,.• let' "is of umnev %eh' ' • •,, • ••• -r'' it .. -rev Inc -t,rs , ~._ . ..c • Is a s,,i t Li i , i . t. t c ti., . er. r. s c?" ,11 !.1, for ~.,:ov, be thus cistk., t( (I ,• 4( _ ' 4. - • 4-'..N)lnciaull ' 0•;,1,.' ~,t, 4°6lePostae.., ~. '% .• ~ , bear Liv'eri-.)01 raid thftlycyo,.etteri may he addreQ., ; 1 -) -:::-. 7 itice, till ciii:ed fo- • i s c:• ' • . ill'it_r hatnes lzilow to '.' " '•• - ' lut it ..........;:„... tiii',,;?."-• ~• so great and _ tutre 4 consid,er expects, when 1 - but all ti with his ki; ol y or p t!,e ~,' t u Subscription at Staines, bY liigh Constable 15 6 0 Collectiolf at Tickhill, near, Dmieaster, per. Rev. P. Erskine - 3 5 Collection in Parish of Cardirigton, Bed . forishire, per Rey. Mr. Cumming - 911 0 Additional Subscrip tion in th.:. Parish of Binglo. per Rev. Dr. Hartley - - 12 6 Committee Room. Collection from Church and Congregation of • the Baptist Chapel, Keppel- !reek, littler the. pastoral 'care of • • Rev...T. Martin, per • Wm. Sounder's - C 5 • G 10 Seventh 'tem i , t:a rice room ' Edinburgh Committee, per J. Campbell, Esq. -, - 150 o Mary Watson, Water ford - - 5 0 0 By the Res-. Tod. Grimes, Minister of :he Settle- - men t of ti,' T 7 nited Brethren, it Giariersal, ;war Leed:,. • Colleted in LittleGO iner.sal - - Ditto, :Bristol - 23, 17 0 Ditto, High Town 20 10 Ditto, Little Town IG 7- G Ditto, Gt. Gomvrsal 13 5 6 Ditto, Tlirkenshaw. ti 5 0 Second Collection it the Tlrothrtor's Chapel 11 9ft A;rowstnitli - 5 0 0 Mr. Morton, Chelrus ford - - - l 0 0 SithsCririons from Clan ' wrysh Villr, by Aber-. gavenny, remitted by Jn. Hotchkis, Esq. 75 18 0 At Mastermaa r s. Williani Elliott - 2. 2 0 Y. Z. - - 2 2 o Sarah Darby,CoalbroOl: Dale. 2d subscrip. 20 0 TWoFriends - - 1 1 0 E. S. N. - - 5 50 E. G. C. - 5 5 0 At Birch and Co. Mrs. Clark, Waddon 20 0 0 Mrs. Anna Taylor - 3 0 0 Mrs.'Peter T2tylor - 1 0 0 At Jones, Lloyd, & Co. . Mr. W. Entwistle - 10 0 0 Prescott and Co. Wm.R.whe, Esq. Bath 5 0 0 Collection -at. the Pa rish Church of Pres ton,in Kent • - 12 17 6 At Sir Jo. Lubbock's. Collection at Llaithotil, Carmarthen, by Rev. • Bowen - 2 4 0 - Seiko' Davies - 22 0' Sirs. Powen - - 1 1 0 Miss Niteroi - - 1 1 0 Rev. Mr. Bowen - 2 2 0 Subscriptions • from Gioncestershire - 13 13 0 At Marten, Hale, & Co. Robert Taylor, Esq, 5 0 0 At Stephenson & Co. H. W. , - - 1 I n Lady Busk - - 0 0 At 'Messrs. Hoare's. Congregational Collec tion of Church Law ford, per Rev. W. Chambers - - 21 11 3 • Collection at Harrow Schoi-1, -per Rev. J. - W. Cunningham 62 5 0 Earl of Dartmouth 5 10 0 Duke of Bucclotgb arid Queensberry, '2d subscription - 21 0 0 Sir J.- and Lady Ro binson ' - • - 21 0 0 .A. H. - - a a 0 0 Rev. Rich. Twopenny I 0 0 Robert Wi!son f Rsq. 30 0 0 At Glia and Co. A Mite from sit Cbil, .dreu At ltobarts and Co. Subscription, from Ne wbury, remitted by the . Bank 5 Collection at Newhnry Church, by the Rev. J. Rue - 291. 17s. 2d. John Cowles, F,sq. fOr the purpos- of erect inz temporary habi tations Second r , rnitt,nice froni Notti-.:;,ham and vici nity, per J. Wright, 344 it; F. R. 1 0 Stinseripti tins froirtGlas, tonbaryand• its riei- • nit), - - 2t 0 from Yorks r...nd vicinity, per n'ilson, Snaith an I (73 3C1.155.6d. At Everett, Walker, sn-I (7:). • • :4r Benjamin. gLuith 5 —' 1 0 Mr. W;Riani Ainslie 1 1 "Mrs. Walker 10 10 - 2 2 Collectril .it Warmin titer, after ;, ;)y the Vicar gni. 03. ed. Do. do. by other deno minations of tians - 251. Is. 6J. Mrs. Temple - 5 a William Temple, Esry. 10 0 Collection at the hide ...pendent Chapel,Con gleton, by the Rev.. .. 13..1. Bridgmace 1 11.55.5 d. William Seal 1 1 Collection in the Parish of %Vest:l'll - v, includ ing the Chapels of Breton, and Dilt ,n, Wiltshire At Wto. Hons. Subscriptions ofFriends "ofßrougluon,,montitly Meeting,Liaeolnshire 32 10 .1. Carter, Radwinter 1 0 At Lloyd's. A Friend to the Dis tresSed ColleCtion at Ather- 47 a 10 10 sti.ne, by the Thos. • 541. 1 6S. Id. liddaion4iSubscription from - Haverhill ; and neighbourhood, per Henry Jackson Atnown a 4-1 AFriend's Subscription from Bath - Wm. Maiden _ Collection at OwSton, per_Rev. J. Cragg 2 0 Joseph Simons - 1 1 Rev. Wm. Denni Son 10 0 Subscriptions at Salis bury, received by the Mayor, and remitted by Brod?e and Co. 204 19 'Miss Roberts 1 . Mr. Barnes 1 1 Subscription from Lich field, per J. B Scott, and Co. Ditto at Petworth, re b3-the Bank 61.105.6 d. Healey-upon-Thames& it&glibouritoo4l,2d.Sub: scription . , per Mr. G. Norton . - 301. 10s. Eld 2 2 0 Sub - scriptions r'eeeirOd at the Bars of 'the City of London `Tavern; Lloyd's Coll'ee-hunse ; Stock Excliangt; and at all the Bankers in town and country. ' !-I. MARTEN, - I-Secretaries. LUKE 110 WA , WES.IIEL'S JESUI l'S DROPS. THE Genuine JESUITS DROPS have been long known and esteemed a safe, cheap; effectual, and often an immediat e , care for Stranguary, Gleets, Weakness of the Kidoics or Bladder; awd when taken on the first attack of Venereal infection, they will infallibly accomplish the de• sired effect : should the complaint he far advanced, it will be nece,..sary to take the Specific Retnedy`with tilt:Jesuits Drops. . I:be great ob'ect to•bc attended to is, Vi at purchasers' should he careful iu having . the trost and-genuine Preparation, as the uns. il fe and dangerous counterfeit s a tt empte d to b o. foisted- on the by ' absolute falsehoods, are so nume rous, that the I)roprietnrs request every ,purchaser to a s k f or W.I•_;SS E LIS J.g , A:rrs DROPS. - CAuTioN.—The. genuine Wessen's Jesuit'; Drops a r e in inclosed in a black stamp, with the following engrar en there on (to secure the Proprietor from piracy): ''E. Edward A , successor toJoseph - iVessel, 6G, St: Paul's Church-yard." Price 25."9d. per bottle, and in large bottles, cqataiiiing Tea swall,lll. 2.. • • TO THOMAS TAYLOR, ESQ. No. 9, New Bridge-street, London. En 41 u, Edinburgh, March is. ' ir BEG leave to inform you, that ever since the _At year 1790, I bad been afflicted with the Lues Venerea ; which, froth its obstinately resiAing every course of medicine prescribed by the most eminent of the faculty here, and un dergoing several severe Enurses of salivation, and twice dis charged from the Hospital with little relief, would appear to he of the most inveterate nature. In the spring of last year my disorder had got. to such a I .)•rttl,''as nearly to put a period to my existence—l had a large ulcer on the crown of my head, one on each arta, and my legs were broke out in a tcigbtfal !winner; my right was dreadfully painful, and had be:-.1 in a state of ulceration for the last Revell years; my left bad also two large :lodes 00 it, was .very,much diseoloured, and gave me such excruciating pain, particularly warm in bed, as nearly to deprive Inc of lest; in this lamentable stlte, wit recommended by Mr. 3. Thompsol i i (who received so great a cure by them here;, to take your Crake's Patent Pills, which I began to do on - Lite iGth of May; in the course of a fortnight I began to receive benefit—in little more thou- a month the ulcers on my heaa and amts were soundly healed — soon after,_ the sores on my legs healed also ; 'how ever, considerable discolunration in the shin, and pain in the bone of the left., wliich, by the blessing of God, and a little longer nerSeverance in yoltr invalustde Medicine, subsided the nodes diSpersing, the skin regaining its .at.nral..hoe, and the nocturnal pains gradually going olf.-1 - thits became, by your liberrl advice and medicine, perfectly free &inn all my former complaints—have recovered my former spirirs and streagth,. and am become ;jolly and fat, in which' stal e . continued many months to the astonishment of all wha knew me, I ant at. a loss in what terms to express My gratitittle, but beg yoU, for the good of other suffering mortals, to• make this my case as public possible, as I suall un every. wear. sin ; in so doing you will greatly oblige, Sir, your grateful, obiulient; very humble servant, . ALEX. AWRKER. Swann's Close, High-street, Edinburgh. Witnesses to the above cure;-- • John Thompson, NO. trf, New Poultry Nl;aet,' Ediamegl; John M`lntosh, Old Assembly dose, Edinburgh. . Prepared and sold- the sole Proprietor, mom:is TAY LOR, Member of the lthval College. of Surgeons, at his house, No. 9, New Bridge-street, London; Mime, after a constant residence of more thisn 38 years, in a practice parti cularly directed ty the cure of Venereal Complaints and those incidental to 'the Parts of Generation, with that inviolable secrecy which men of his profession should always observe in sneh cases, he flatters himself the advice and assistance he gratuitously administer,: td persatos taking th'fil Medicine, will be esteemed, by a discerning Patine, as au advantage seldom attainable, and void of all anihignity.' Also sold, by his appointment, fur the convenience of those living at a distance, at the Perfumer's, No. 3 .5, St. AlkliCs gtreet, Pall-wall ; the Toyshop, No. 103, Oxford-street ; Mr. Disborough's, No. 7, Fish-street-hill; .Ir. Llaxter's, South bridge Edinburgh; Nll.. M'Donititl, Jeweller, Glasgow; Mr. Caltwell's, Dublin ; ;mil by one person in every considerable town in Great Britain and Ireland, in lines of only 2s. 9d, each, stamped, and sealed up r with fultrand plain directions, whereby persons, of either sex may cure themselses with ease, speed, secrecy, and safety. N. 11. Every Box sold in.Great-Britain is sealed Up with a stamp, on which, by layout- of the Commiasioners..is printed,. at the Stamp Office—T. Taylor, No. 9, New Bridku-street— to insitatu wLiela is raleuy, and all abets alit colitnerfyiti• S 17 . 5 0 2 IC 10 ANS's . PILLS are anEfFECTUAI, CURE for GRAVEL and sToNti. STOPPAGE of UPANi'.,. CO ‘I LA I NTS.in the RACKand LOINS, KION b W.. AD ER, and LUNIII AC; 9. (1•' the various Complaints incident to the hu - mail flame, mete are none Inure dreedrul in their na ture, mt . more aiarming in their . consequetic,s, than the, Gravel and Stone. They are complaints to .which every . person is tiartle, 'as-the 'w7atvir we driiik is impreAnatect with pznicics, which not only Lause the excruciaring tortures, but .rre a foundation for every or lwr species of disorder. • AN'S OR IGI VI c•itnpo at of the most innocent ittAreiiiciits. have been hound of singular elf-i -cac, in not only st'engtheiling the vessels containing • the urine, but happily destroying the petrila trig quality of frntti nhich pro‘ced the above &c. removing the cilcult, or gritt y concretions, aura hatiisitirtg ever) per nicious tendency to those disorders, without confinement A (7opy of a r etter. To Mr l - It CK ki AN , Apothecary, SIR,— I believe flickman•ts b: the best• Medicine, ever known inr curitne the G ravel, therefore i have taken the opvortutnty to recommend them, Two Boxes and a half !taut ctrif , it. I toe, so t'Utt 1 Wye ntit hound it necessary to take more ; and, althoue,ll 1 have antlered greatly from that dis— order, I shall never be afraid of - it when 1 tan procure so good a remedy. I am, tic. flemsby, near Yarmouth, Norfolk. July 1. 1812 R. FERRIER. • _ Sold, wh•desafe aid retail, at R. Butler's Chemical, Drug, and Patent Medicine IVarehouse, 4, Cheapside, corner of St. Paul's Church-yard, London ; Sharp a•Il Belam ' in Portsmouth ; hones, Weston, A Ilnut, a n d M a ll or y, Port sea ; Hall and lnlmston, Gosport ; Coleman and lacob, Sheerness ;• Peck, Ross. and - Turner. Hull ; lloxland Cook worthy. Granville, Nettleton. and Gilbert, Plymouth ; Knott and Lloyd, and Swinney' and Co. Bitntingham ; Billinge, Edwards and Penny, and Lathbitry. Liverpool ; Staines and Lynch, Manchester; Trewman, I xeter ; Smith, Manderton, Readburn, Scott, and Baxter, Ed - in. burgh; Baxter and M'Donalti. Giaszow.; ;tuig , :ii and harry, Bristol ; Stevenson and Co. Nor,-ich ; SWinfen, Leicester ; , Outin .and Sutton, Nottingham ; and retail by truost Country Medicine' Venders in Boxes at as, gd. each,. and 6s. each. COURT OF COMMON COUNCIL • ADDRESSES. Yesterday a Court of Common Council was held at The LORD MAYOR informal the Court his Royal Highness the Prince — Regent bad- been waited upon by the Court with the Address of Congratu lation on the signing the Definitive Treaty, ;and. had returned a most gracious answer to the same. The Loan MAYOR also informed the Court that the Emperor of Russia and King of Prussia had appointed to-morrow (this day), at six o'clock,. to receive the Address of the Court, at St. James's PAlace. His Lordship also informed the Court, that he had been honoured with an audience of his loyal I-14;hness the Prince Regent, and had corn tnunicated to his Ro*Yal Higlineis - the Resolution of the Court to request he would honour the Cor poration, by meeting- his IllitstriouS Visitors dinner with the Citizens of London, at His-Royal Highness was graciously pleased-to press the great satisfactiOn he should experience in meeting the Citizens, and had also been pleases . to take upon hiMs . elf •to convey the invitation of the Court to his Illustrious Visitors, the Emperor t;1 itatsSia and King of Prussia, and had declared he had no doubt the invitalion would be accepted. TIM CITY FESTIVAL. Mr. Alderman Wool) said he was most ex tremely anxious that on this occasion every step should be taken to render the les!ival, so ho notimible to the City, as magnificent as possible, and that the most extensive' accommodation should he afforded to the Citizens. He was Very anxious that the Ladies should be admitted ; and should now propose a Resolution, that every Alderman . should have the privilege of intr o du c i ng t wo L a -' dies, and every Common Councilman one La(ky, to . the dinner. He was persu a ded th ere wou ld b e fell accommodation for them' at the tables in the Hall ; but should there not, he would move that galleries should he erected, and tables pet+vided for them there. The worthy Alderman concluded by .moving Resolutions to this effect. Mr. Alder. BIRCH would he most happy to agree in these resolutions, did he not feel it was impos sible to carry such a pan intio effect. The-num ber of persons connected with our own Court, and those of the Emperor and King of Prussia,' who . would attend and honour the City with their presence on this occasion, would render it impos- Sible to extend the accommodation of Ladies as proposed- by the worthy Alder Man. ;Th e co in _ m ii te e no w bad done What was done when , his • present Majesty dined with the Corporation.— ; 'Galleries would be erected, in which the Ladies would be accommodated, and have a better view of the company than in a less elevated situation. Dinner would be provided for them in apartments adjacent to the Hall, and every possible attention would be paid to their comfort and conveijence. Mr. WAITHMAN would certainly have been happy, could the ladies have been accommodated in the Hall ; he saw, however, such an arrange ment was impossible, and-, therefore, must op pose the motion. Sir W. CURTIS pressed the necessity of expedi tion on the part of the Committee, as he was in forfited, on good authority,' the Emperor and King of Prussia would not be able to meet the Corporation after Thursday or Friday next. Mr. S. DIXON also _urgA the necessity of dis patch) on the part of the Commit(ec. After sonic further ob'servations, the motion was withdrawu.—Adjourned. .- . . . . . . . . . . . TPEAT I tE ItOYAL, Ditt:lti*-1.:11E• .. 1 1' having been found by eicp eHrnee, flint, great I,ll,‘„it_n_nfils.l(..t, attended with il:zo'ger to the Pnbtic, has arisen 1'.41 iii 7 +. lt. Theatre': have heenopelied on Nights .. of I . e ..:11,;',1!1'lli-tt'obS, the Ptlblic are resiivetfiffly anfortoed, th . ‘rt !; . 1 „. „11.11VIT..P.'will be CLOSED tilitil .NIONIAY NEXI, ;I'.-..iiir Mojestie ' S •-•• • • 'l' rfoi m (19th time at this '' '' ". ''T . '? \ :ib' I; . s ; '''.: ' alt.' wi • ii • c T • ItiLHARD THE ! " 11 1;0'.....,,!‘. 3 Peare s • tap.‘lty of • hiNG • ~.,_ 'he Ur.raett rs as befoVe. rr, la P til , liu - a•- • ...hilly informed, that in I ', r ''',‘ - r s eilli elle,. of - t t ILn, i l e l:Il l ittl ' INAllONS, the 'THE:VI:RI RE rill A.,i',--WEil`,:t4.l.ltD,EN, will NOT BE OPENED Ikm, N.l '"INC... ii ).,:tr4.4‘kl4tll,,..l,,dtaj"tta,ompli.n.n.nt..to 6 . lir !i!nstric.us Visitors, The Grtuid :11- will 4ce. tte ' , 1 Anegurical Festiva-I, called, . . I Romance o f -rztearti (~„,1.1;111'cli, the revived lii,,torica i_t:t_eT-0 ' ' ', 1.. ,, ie. ,.Wi11' i.;"„ . ,. i P Lion; with Mo.:ltlin's Love A-ax , -1 I • °- s'unviou.- 4udid, Sadak iia d Kalasrade ; or, ihe Waters ............_