The Sun. — London, England, 1804-10-26 00:00:00

c ,# , . • , • . '',.. ,' , • V.,0 0 ,. . T . .. ~.„.. _.....,...,., i - . - , .... . . . ''`- : Ib/i4llll‘', ''' .'.• . • -. ~. ' ' ~, - t)i ,? \,, t;e 4 '1 - . ; ''. ' ' s, -4 1,e3,, f , •- ,' ' ~ , ~„ ......• , . ... . .... \ I , ~„ , . .- • • • , . tr, .4.. N NIVADIER 3779.] THEATRE-ROYAL, DIWAY—LANE.• TO.MORROW - EVENING. Ott. - Their Majesties. Ser vants w ill per f orm aeon:to+ called TICE 'PROVOKI) HUSBAND. Lord Tow*, Mr. POPE ' Sir Francis Wrongbead, Mr. DO WTON; Squire Richard, Mr. COLLINS ; • fohn•Moody., Mr. SUET , T ; • 'Count Lisset, Mr. PA I.MER ; • latites, Mr. EVANS t • , Pounnage, Mr. MADIN)CKS ; Constable, Mr. SPARKS ; Servant, Mr WFItB. .• Lady, Townly, Miss DUNCAN,' pent twr first Appearance in that Chaitatt„); Lady Grace, Mrs. 10FINS'EON Lade W ronghead, Mrs. • SPA R 1 4 ,8 I tip Miss fenny, Mrs. HP. NR Y ;- Mrs. Motherly, Mrs 7 MA ()DOCKS ; Myrtilla. Mrs. SCOTT And Mrs. Trusty, Miss TIDSWELL. -• After which; the revived i - jistorkal Ronunce, lu Three Ads. of. , :- with tam e l • RICHARD .CCEUR 1)E LION. y L.- 'Richard, Mr • KELLY ; - • • '\ri'r M R: Sir Owen„ Mr, DIGNUNI ; Antonio, Mo. It LA N i) ; Cuillot, Mr. SIJETT • • , Matilda,•Mrs. „:11t)ON N s 't 4.ahrerti , fvliss 110,k.,1.011/ A ; knd Miss c.'Brusi . mv. ••• At 111. a Dance by Miss C. R STQW•nr,' Boxes (is. Second Prieeis. Pit per 6d. Se.nd,pr;ce 2R. Cal !WY IL Second PriCe' ts. • Upp Cathay IS. • Se,:und price —No Money to he Retyrrunt Places Tor the Iloxes in ,be LketiCif Mr. Fasbrook, at the 10 )( Offii - e; in Little kussell-street; • • The 1),,,,r5-to be opened 4t half past Five, and begin at hal ( t . :r.ast Six. • . t. Vivant itex et Regina'!' " Monday, The School f o r Scandal. . r. Tuesday," The Wonder. *. • . 1 )....,•„,in Five Mis, a new Melo,Dramt. and new Farce, arc in rehearail, and will beipeedily produced. . v. , 0 • 't . . FOURTH Tnir._ IHF O ATRE-RYAI.. COVENT-GARnEN. O-MokitOW EVENING. On- 27. .1804. tvillbe . presented a New Comedy, in Fiv.e A eh,' called THE BLIND pARGADN;•., Or. HEAR T4l M OUT. With. New Scene. and -, Drosses; • The, Chara6lers by /qr. 'FAWCETT, 'Mr. 1.,F,1V15: Mr. FA RT!V. f , MFRY, .I\fr. 1 1 1.4 1 .NCHA RI), Mr K_ L F!'.IqT.E. CUKTIES, fF, FPERT FS; Mr ATM'S'S. • Mrs. CHARS, Mrs. PAVENPORT., Miss DAWES, with a Snug in Charsaer.. (Being her Firth Appcarance ors this St.rge), Mrs. EM , CV The Prnt o i lte rh bb Spoken E 1w Mr. NIT I R R,A V. The Epilogue to he Sling by Mr. E.\.lEitY.. wt Tit 111 E fARAGRAPTi. • r 63. r 33. 64. Gallery 2s. Upper Gallery ts . The Doors will he opened at FLOE-past Five. and tiv per formance begin at {Tait . ..past Six. Places for th e ItnXes i 6 bC ?alien' of Nit. litintfort. at the Itox-qffice.. in Hartotreet. • ' CArriflOA Birgain ; or, TV..ar'ffirri nighebrert.reviveld, with themost'lnbound rttitieeX ~ aopbust will be repeated every Lvelling further ' ~1~ ~', ,• j r ,.. . • RaA./TED USII.IItA'WhT. OR ' N # SBY c.. Teepert 1---1 ful)y lccitt . nnt the Nobility. C;ethty,•andthi.P‘thlie. that in ease the C P [TM, PRIZES remain in the Wheel artet the Dusting or this Day, so as 'to rendtla Chance *ull buying., they may. depc.nci ott being. oUpttlitet, if Wicket s art to he prtocuri.d. Applicatn% will be necl!3s.iry before Ninea'Ctoek ro-rnorrow 'Aligning. _ SHAKSPEARE.I.OTTERV. ♦BOYD,F,IL irg leave to a c qua i nt R. t h at t j i t ' cl'ublie in gener a l, and their Priehtis tit ~articnlar, price ,Toirlrellekets for. the SII A S E 1.0 11 ER Y, CUiIKaS, with Schemes of the .aid Lottery, ate ri d w i "' a uY to? delivery, at th'o . 4lntkspeare at Messrs. Boyden's ' , No,' 90, Cli , •ip,i.le ; and :it all scenktj Lot tery.olflcei itt Great Dritaiti and Ireland. 7 - " H ANNtirrns REDEENIAI3I.I% • TEN Pnrelvase wire he . gTvOO. . Coho.lnir:AN ITI ES undorthittly wowed itpitrt FNehoitt. Or Jong' Leasehold Estates, where the parties have interott; micron ‘Vhiehtiv reason of 'the, pres.sute e t; the it-s) Nhiney cannot be obtained • upon Mortgage. Pd Eight 'Years Purelte will likewise be gtv,cri fur 141 et younK Livei, secured the. - like Property, 4:4 on. „_4oneyin the - Pit. (is, wher e the Panics have oni v a Lite. In. In either ease, the Grantors will luive.the power of Teeming the were, ultPtily oh per n- s streety, onlll,Ad elpht. or bV letter, ,to Mr: King, at his house, .o. i . . • ".VF.I.I,MV FEVER., No. 4%,, CIIARING.CROE . rapt WILLIQH, ) itt Physician to the 'Saxon 0 ... A.inhassa4or at the Court of Great•Btan, and Atitho Jibe Dortiestic Encyclopaedi a , Treatise ri on' i Regimen and Z'Pet, lettgi on the Virtues of the: Yellow ! . ever Remedy„,tac. fevari:„,opprovcs . and tecommends . to' the entnediate notido Ito t h e ieblic at large !and those in particular who are going 11, 4 m ut est Indies, Atnerica, or any otticr,part of the lyorld, 'the RP he, or . have .heeir.subjeet to PestilentiarDpease) No, ..„, 44 cd„v which is soid at the propriety's Warenons.z, ve..,,,... .‘,..harin, • ..i . lo gy Fe t,..L.ross, London * to Prevent arta et: re the Pri 0th,,,. he i ht positive testimonials from toofessiona men, me had --,.. ro sPectubletaersons, may be seen in pamphlets, to! tile tlll 04tis,at the Warehous,., which not only prove, 11,1 dreadtV thornier the efficacy of twit Remedy in that most easy, u: ._ , Malad y t'h e yellow FeVel, but also tli..a: MS an el' ' sa sc , Pleasant and certain.'Preserver of Health in a'het• - 'Mte, * ~,t'he,),...,..„.t . "'" imara4;,--yc'irtniluable 'Article is sold in "floxet, With Nil tock7, a)l !_s,(sonetioned lay Dr, Wz 41. i co )„ in e4e et 311 at• etteil anY kind of Pev4; at ne Gu‘nea each, sufficient tor . , ..................___ . erson for Twelv e month s .' .. _. " , , • 1 11 ', 1 „ R , r improved PE DO NiE T 11. it,' oi. WA,Y. th 'Y ibER,. which whets wort in - the Pocket,' ascertains b riltstatxv the Wearer walk i (price Two c; umos). Sold ' :14 Si E NCTiIt an.l P ERKI :4S, Watch-rnakera, We. I t,c, ' es t - i cc End of New.,ate-stree t ( remove d tram 5n0•,...1ii 11, oft y e l ' u nt at the I uti , rovelyi •it s there); 'who for near thlrtY ~. . . Li b.. 1 , t,.. ' , I;Live tabricAted theiellathifies ; .and t h ou gh . vi: it esttro the 1,,,,,,.. nt i 0 ,, , it Acing almost as ancient at Pocite! 13 en t nes,' yet' all that ever 'came to . their knnveleige hay.. to t ,,,,, t 't, 'tide 41 their snii,e, incurivcniolt, in „%y , lating t ~anda nd aktis' e lr ul in t . iteir p- - rforrn:ince, a.,- to have'hoen 60E14'4 by I et e T, a hi- t i . Yid . tiLh`t hay tz,k e the liberty to ofr,:r to the Pt . hlie, is • ;ton; wh ' i n ttseif, rtic:,t convoliently u3Ccl, P e rfC t i/Y ,6 7.0- t) 1 ' elk ',' 4l 4 (le:,lrabie in a ll Machines ot Fancy, exceening, , c tift .; hot liable to C)e blit of order, arid lit A inestainusing , 8110"nithil411,,,ii.. to 9entletneth wit° are toad of ,IV , itkTg acrd i Fi -,,, ~as atteri n,g . .tlierns e l . ye s i t 'e ira ‘tt improvement laely made 1 ro 4 l ki c f lt tien it to Its 'ultimatum, they:Wee' 1114 s eth ' d , ',.!: tii,,,,, e44 ` 4 1: !t pnblic . to secure - to themselves at leaStths . clue o to .‘ , e c, l4vi L'gr'F;eeh' materially injured 4)- P4mifis ' tun Es oliiti . d their Machines, and passe4 ernes Ott o G en tle .: ._. f kat v -.t'lt w no:vvritiotis though at mach. hittict P fh ‘ c "' i eiY ihfecto"wrk. 1 ! This Day was ptlblished, Elegantly printed in.Oue I:irgc , Volutne, Crown Oaavo, on a flue woven Paper, Hot-pressed, price it, beards 93. to he continned Annually, r POET'IC'AL REGISTER. and REPO. SITOR Y of FUGITIVE POETRY, for dot, being the Third Volume of the Series. • Printed for F. C. and 1. Rivington, No. 6z, St. Paul's Church-yard; sold'also by I. Flat - churl, Na. too, Piec..ori!v. The Po , ,ttical• Register comprises Original and Fugitive Pottery. an d , Criticisms on the Poetry of the Year, with a :Catalogue. (f the above-mentioned Booksellers may be had, The Second. Editions of the Voltini,-sfor dor and tgoa, being the 'Firsi and Secofici of the Series, price ys. each. The Poetical - 12:egister for 1864 is preparing for the Piess: Correspoodents.are requested to address, as . soon a 0 their Contributions to the Editor, at F. C. and I. Rivingtons. • just published, f• In Three Vets. prfce 41. in boards, or in 36 NUmbers, to be • • , had 'separately, price 254.6 d. each. T EcilikEs on Bo FAN Y. .By WILLIAM, CURTIS, F. L. S. Authoi of the Flora, Londinensis, Bulaoical Magazine, Jrc. enhlisheil at the 'tannic:lt Magazine Warehouse, C re" otittt's 'vtet,t3 ; Symano, ,t..urnu,stcr. tow i and :nay he had of all Bookollers ap4 Newsmen in To . ‘%n or CduntrY; • • KENT, . PLIC;II3‘.,E FRI:EI-MOD' ESTATE,' Beautiful Struatiatt for ereeling a Villa.' TO 13E 'SOLD BY AUCTION, Hy 'Mr. ROBINS, . - At.Garraivnts 'citke.housc, in 'Changc. Alley, eninhill, - an Thui-idaythe irk of Nookmber, at. Twelve o'Clock,- in Onejm, A ' ,nit besirable rtt,ERHOLD FSTATE, comprising a convenient Varin.luiuse, with Yard and and upwards of Forty-two •Acres av f Mead4W,' Pasture. and Arable Land, all' lying comita4t, and enclosed . .. by thriving 1 - let*es, situati t 4-Nrsk, ban wrn een El;ha arl . in the County of /tent,' 14 possesalon c,f Mr. Gibbs, Tenant at Will.. May be vierved.liy. leave of the Tenant Particulars on Coe r.rqpist's; George, Dartford; Tior's Head and' Nevon Stars, Foots Cra!' ; Posr,housc", Stool: ; Rochester ; King's Fft-a.t. Canrcrbary I kost, Sittiiigi;(altn ; ,at Garraway's ; and of 4r. h Dins, Warwick Itreet, where a F ot t ra fna, •,. r • 'No. 29, Mundel.sticei, Ij, F OR. .[ have relin( F ll.li6l" 4ither r ri•:tice fin-the treatment or Venereal Coniplaiiits, and the cure (it thou deficiencies which are the consi. , quence4; of destru43ive The undoubted qualifications which I po' , ;sess, - as a 'Ment he pr t:;e Royal" College of Surftuns. formerly a Surgeon in the Arivv; . .atid.the extent of .rny experience to this , pneoliAr . line, constitute my clams to that supLirirrity, which cannot •.be_ Attained by the illiterate, or even s` tat incst resrectahle getitival•Ptilditioner, whose mituV is harasserfoy attention to !,Itirtime i x K variety of Disorders. Tile very, ail plat complaints 'or Disease and Debility, 'in - Which 'f f rattCqvety part of the work' t have hem consuited.. must hate considcrablY sonditced to my petteacomprenei,.— sion of thetnost complicated Cases. If Diseases arise from the indi4reticrri . of an nnguarded Mo ment, and if , such: Cities of distressful disarrangement .do exist,• as Aiose,,whicli,,* toe consequences of ac vice, can any Man assume a better title to tre,iit them itan a regular Surgeon.. resignitii alPelher Practice for the Treat_ meat of thee, lri , l,C'mcsitttatinghis i miention ar,hetudies to, this particular point ? . . recent l ases of Inteition, all Pain, Danger, and Die. trtss'irily Arrakcio,t, • and in the first 541)14t1MS of local `Weakness, much, future misery may tie prevenicd. by srtch inputs of re.aiiimatinn as stilt restore ita,litic s4r4l i‘er'.naih in •• • , rhrtitighAnctUitiiiicrat* ncgica the slightest cases become Important, but it is the acquirement of exclusive experience in this line to give a safe and permanent reSturation, even when other Praelitioners have failed. •. The terms of remuneration are precisely stated on the first Interview, but no letters are answered unless a Bank Note tecluied'. AIARTIN BREE, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in London. NO. 2) Arundel:street, Strand, near 'romp here is an additional entrance in w ater-Ntr ezt , adjoining. To •'T TAYLOR, Surgeon, No. q, New bridge.street, London. Npt, I Edinburgh. May 2, dot,. the' Spring of 1794 "was • atiiided with a j Venereal Complaint, which I treated with incfiiti r- enee , for ; but was thed" obliged to • apply to a . regular Pliy:Aciau,„ who put a temporary stop to the viru lence, of the Distuse (by mercurial applications) for some time,; but growing, in spite of ail merliente and the advice of the first Geittlemen of the Faculty . here, wor, , ,e and w worse for two years, I as reduced to 'a-State aimost un paralleled 'and beyinid description, being an entire lever, • and,uk,gakoct trout head to toot.--,htyhead, throat . mouth,. nose, legs, :arms, Ste. hare been air4ttatzdy in flinger of becoming . useless:; in short,' I have- had from twenty to thirty :eating .ulcers on my body,,. atul nearly totally de prived of weuld be voluminous to partieula.. rite all my Case—suffice. it 'to say, there never was, or ever will be, one of a, more dangerous, or of a more cot pli.. eated nattire. t was long. Ipoked upon by my ft Tends, and imagined myself, beyond all hopes of recovery;' alld, in deed, in My then condition, death was preferable to • my more than miserable state. ,lit this dmacitul situation did I drag a ntost iniserable existence, 'till •D tie ProVidenee threw in my way :a Newspaper containing the C3lOl of a Mr. B. of Plynnottlt-Lrny, friends read it, I could nut.---I A sent and procured some of your LE L's PATE Nl' PI LLS, which,' by using front time imw, and* have long been, (after more thaum four years indescribable. distress) ? in as good a state. of health as ever I enioyed ; as a proof ot this, I had a fine; thriving, .h6ltitv' child, born to rite u few months ago. In gratitude , to God, and id hopes of , rendering n tellow-creaturo,serviee, I request you to publish.this; and you may at any' time' feet persons who wish to be satisfied' of the truth of this, or further parti. culars*, co me or my, friends, by letter or, person, • -As few eases for badness will ever equal mine, and pane exceed it, I have 'from experience '"ever reason to • assure Mankind, that in yOur LEAKE's PILLS they will find a two:, speedy, .Pa cure, tot thr most dread ful a!age et. the Venereal Dise.isc o which is, rulkil a cow ttamseLtisS. T. • Insttrinountable family. reasons prevent making my name and address public ; but croditables,perSollS NAB)? Wray Wanting infOrMatiOn., a, also be referred to me and my friends by Mrs;.S. Clark, Karntay..Corderis, Edinburgh. Preisared and Sold by,the Sole Proprietor' T. TAYI..OR, blember of the tßoyal College of Siirgeons in London, at hiihouse, No. cs Nor, litidge-street, • Where he will give.Ad.vicr without r fue, to per Sens. tak ing these Pills, and will answer Patients letters, if post. pod, on • the saute retina, observing iri'dit eases the most inviolable wordy, 'no' person's natniii . or, Hiving ,ving been mentioned, but at choir own particul.ir request, by the Pro prietitr, during the course of More than thin) -six years, that he has had the coudeetinf of an extensive safe of the above Medicine, and the litue Ice arising therefrom. ?hey are list' said by his Appointiamt, ior the conve nience Of those living at a distance,, by Mr. Baxter, South-bridge, Ediiihurgh• Mr. Macdonald, Printer, Gies gowoo whont she Mr. 'T. - refers for his' address; at the Pertumers, No. 3t,, Alban's-street, Pall-mall; Mr ;Robertson's Toy-shop. No: rob . E Ltlinvi-street; Mr. Dia .NO. lish-sireet-titll, nearly oppustre the Mo nument; Mi. Steel's, bookseller, !do. t, Union-row, Little ; Dublin ; and by One perso:i in eyery considerable town in Great-Britain and Ireland, in Boxes of only 53..0. each, sealed up witn full and plar. dire:inn+, whereby prlfuPS of either Sox :tnay cure tnem. sc 4 ves ASth Case Secret . N. L 4, E vory !lox sold in Great Britain it sealed up with a Stamp, oti which, by I3VOUr of the Commis toner, is printed„ -at the Stamp-olilee-»e• T. Taylor, . No. (,), New lirir/Ke-street a " to imitate which is felony, .All 4 all others art eatasiierftrit. • ' ir kIDA Y,. °CI - 013ER 26 1 1804. 1 / I C'TU4LLING oFFICk, Otrinhel 1;1 0304. THEcannifsslONeßSfor VICTUALLING MAJESTY': ,NAlti" do bere& gh' Mike, .that , f on ll . Unea.sy next, tim 3 rot bal. Ility ,ill Se ready to receive Tendert, in li:rhing Itea/e..1 treat,f;): FIFI TONS 1171.ACKS'ArY RN.rt 10ISINS, to beattmeratsle Savilles t, fie f roitrrei with iLe Tt4der„t.; to ke delia l etinteetediat4 into the , Snnet at Deptford; and lo k paid for by pirabie, iv.ithinterest, detvtafter dem. • Tie Cotillion: 4 , 1 the Contra:9 /nay be. lee!? at Ike Serretat' i office. W:regar:?will ie 1,4,1 to v)bleb the Pyle,- :lull •:,%11 , 4 inier;4 In [l:', .1 ' r " that shall flat Ge delivered ta the 111aed before One sa;.111 axec u J next, the 31:1 insttit, nor unless tie I , wb: ra f tket the 7.netter„ at :tame l'ertos on bit behalf, 'Am , • , to nntterr, ealkdfrr. ARMY AN! NAVY rQuIPAGr. PATENT' CAMP BEDSTEADS, Forni. . tuts, Mat tra ses , and: !fettling rum pletatate very ,rasi ppd. reLornmendecl to Centlyinen, as being the most portable aMi.luptrior to ;Any others •inarie iii London ; NlJrquees, il'eras ' — tables and Chairs,. an improved prim:4),es ; Sea -gots, Soh Beds, and chaira, for vn.l.l4ard Sn'ip ,)11:)(witto Ne t Funal ti r e , and p;•trent Bra.)s-screw tor,last And West "Abties, aryl 111 Foreign Climate 3, at • NJ ORGAINI. and SA i)E Patot 13edsteat Manufactory and Ware-'towns, lbs. 16 and rj,,CatheriKe-Street, Strand. Morgan, and S-witiers's New-invented Irnperial Dining Tables, atlrveed to be the most complete and Elegant set of Tables ever et invented, ire.very portaole, packing in a I.nx bat -tort ,Ipc:ittsiteep.-• • • • - ti • ••• • Thekashiouable .Safa-lied . and ClJaiT.l3t(t %Yam. hOtiSc. . tri ) .ol4 the Nobkrnari io the . Pe.ls tot tot ',can tionis.t he ca :.e of many of the Disonlers . ivhich .now inankitvt. I‘,:beit tea:ion-4; ttir.)wri-otr het gintrd by the, potent love to cY.t,e.ti, it ioo often hippens that tins imprtidenet: pro.luvn another, or, in 'ills,' a con nexion with a disordered Ar unclean person ; awl treqtyntly those who are g..iikty-of thes- hp-Elev.:6(mi, are on the point of enteriug . into the - satred hand of . w,...)11r)cA 4vtth a dt street anti ear:W.o4.th' What is tilt. ut),l:44lien , t * these rineated iutprUpti.lic e !„Tlut in!ectious p nstin w ilh tits nursed body or the hnsbawl is i:-unirinie+te t t wife atittentai4ed , :tio6n,t l / 7 , ofFsprit).;; , who world a disgtwiiii , „ sancta le to 411 beholders. aid .;I,lijc4 to the .' . .,r;iptions of the most. nveterat:• ten,i,.o .y, A m - no u - sii - ,trit,ril in the eornpletihn of any 'per thatatnititalt been myerly refirtetrw:lt • his workmans,,iii cu . ick, :and display a v.itii(g) . .p; iinper fectiOns, Aeti4ite'e Or ail puns and thli4enw rit the same mith ivti , enter• 101 l the Ata4d without twiny; their hhrid proNay.ptitififd froth th 4 ,t)a, tagious diste.npers it r!.:zives through th4se errOis, thats which• nothing' -rnore niticacinut than RE1. 1 ..VN1% BQTAN t ts : A L S Y K U P, a.thaitahle dicoretici:' anti acting by iie;'suir.ition to cure ct>litii; ti, of tins nature, .•1:1 d. r l .e o tor eight, or ten years.. Alt' - iottgtr it it so ettittuai, it is at the s tine nine io nocent, tiiar,4 child, or a lying-in woolen rtlikitt take it with !no greatest tilfeti.; nor is there the low itiihor of taking cold ovca t tiv most itwlcatent 6va.solt, it is sc2treely possible to escapc florins the administration ut 4StAttse ui Mercury. The Niedieines to be had at the house, No. qi A Nan street, Itlackrilars,:road, and of alt, the Aludicino Veirter:, in united Kir geietn. -.A.' D. at/noun,. the. Proprietor (Son of or. Swirl. tot, Fellow of the Royal College of Ihysi , .l til4, 1,01111011). , may be consulted front ten tilt three, ur by letter containing the usual Fee. fresh Supply . ofthat most excellent Medicine, the CO R-, DIAL BALM of GILEAD, in Halt.goinee Bottles, ur the . quantity of four in rule Family Bottle for 335. on which Wine Shillings are saved, including also the Duty; the Etampof which bears the words " Saint. Soloman, Livi.r., piol," to prevent Counterfeits. 15 there no 1341 u) in Gilt-lid > Is there no Physician there ?' Why then is not tkhcalth of,the Daughter or my People rteavcred r, Or , rill; The . 22 * ~ 11 e Lord limn Cs Ait:ii , cines . to grow !:iut of Ow earth, and he that 15 I,visc w 41.1 not abhor thrin ; i;)r with such statue he heal Nlait turd take Away their pai,ii."— Ecol. xxxviii. 4, 7. 1 3 ,1 E train of int.•':,ll - clittly: nisirders'whicli aiiiik the human frame, wirier the denomination at Nervous Dise.ses, arc tha principal .01licteS„ of hurnao misery ,o /iv pevaionoflui 4 ith;.. ThCNe Disorkrs yr.,i',..,At faun :welt 44 intinie variety and complication or canes, as to milder it irupnesible, even if it wens itivrAys n t ve l s,iy, : to. ,• ;i; , ~,,,,1 : to ttair t fue.source. The elleet4, howevr,: are but' too well knout), and too severely tilt ant;ingsr too gr,:ai a la,ri'i,nl of mankind * and to these effiEts, re lila,' Withwit ex 3 gAv.ratinh b e asserted, that any. ItentedV.:Ointo.supe:ik)r 9r eeleitr.ii:iiii)r ellic i vy than Dr. SOLONIOPe's' COlt1)1 AI. -I,:A I.SI of G I IA A 1) never hat's barn discovercl.l. iNumenius C'ises have frontline to time brat ptiblisited inevery IXewspaper in, the Kifigt.ool, .for the encouragement of. the Ailli;:ted to U and past/ere. in a kledicine which au ClliiheJltiy tatted:: aconn. pleteCure in - all eases of Debiiity. -, .. ~..-;. An:opinion: peavails but Nervous InStasC6 ;I'4 at preSent tnorecommon-in Ettrulte titan at any lgrtut I pt.rieti, :wit is chiefly attributed to excess' of indulgences practsrd In tilt se times ot:retineinein and. luxury. , I s r i. certainly ,true, that , the farther we depart from simplicity.and teurperance in diet, ant i tic more we sacriitee wiioieserne exercises to tile inahi.: vity Wending domestic amtiseinent3,, the.greater will be the intlUaKe :01 every physical cnor, in tlinrinis, jog the v4Our afire Constitution. 17111. C.'omplaint is ilichlint to truth Sexes, with only this ilittiNenee, that, in the f amide,. troin the natural delicacy ofetinstitution„ anti the softer mourner of life, they are in general more,frequent and violent. Weakness in the Nervous Sweat is often, alas 1 ', 0 0 ni; totti , orcasitined by irreptiarities in one Sexi and sensual ex. mesas in , the ettieG , -"Pita most common syniptoin of thizi Disease is a constant druid °ra.tali,. wiiii:h ,p,..,0,,,1cs with iIS bithefill induenct the whole Nervous Srgesii,- 4 , ritiiiiiii, eta; henr with . inuspresslisler :anguish, ,Niel 'exciting this wag divaillel'auggestiouttot horror and despair. ; , • ' . N. 11. The Vottage cat Al' Letters to the ' nottor 'must be paid, , and kis. NI: as a Fee, enclost-i.ttor Advice.. The Cordial Balm ot Gilead, . A liti.lmpetignies, and Ab. Stereent Lotion, and " (;ni& to licaltl4"are , . • Sold-by lientnant, I lamburgh ; R. illicit, :. Pearl .st rat, Ninoi.;Yerk , ; Mathew., No. stl, Strand, Leniti.oll ; .+l,l in !lath, by liaxard ; Bristot,liiiigin ; Brighton, Gregory ,• 13'ir. panghain, haunt and 1.1,) yd c liedfoid, Smith ; Atindlord, Sintineans; Duty St. Erhrolhall, .I)inSiti; Cilq.ite-,0114111, S.d. don r. Camiwidge, tio.desem ; Coventry, 1i011a.,11 • Colelies. ter, Kr, filer ; Caliterburi Simmons i Carlisfe, 1..11,4 ; Chatham, Etherington e ; lte!tinSkirti, 4:iactUri , Cheerer, l'iii)i and Son ; Chichester, I' hilltpsoo ;t.'ilvilccster, .Sinitli ; Chippertham., Combs ; Dublin , Keene, No. 6, College.. green; Derby; Drewry; I.)ittftent, Pennington ; Davit, , tleitiet ; Devi Les . Lowe; Dorchester, Virtue ; Deal, Rose,; Dartosoutit, jackson ; lidiaburgh, Smith, North Bridge ; :Exeter, Trewnian - and Si', ; Falmouth, I' I 1,14)t ; (2) lotive4. ter,- Pitt, Walker ; Glasgow, M*.thinalci - Liverpool,. Met. cantileiGaicite - thi,c;•..t.cetts, , Biom e ilottnes 1. Lineoitt, Drury i .Lynn, Headley ; Leice,ter; Gregory, S while') Lewek Pitt . „." Mittetioster, Thonititeni-; 1141argate,- Rowe • Maidstinte,;.Walkett fdarlbotougti, ,liaroirl; Nravbury, Fa te:, Mire; 'Newt:l/silt:, Walker, tiodgta.ui ; Ntiatubtiptrin, !)ices' • Nottinghatn, litarlaw; Notwitjt. - Steventym and co • ; ! Oxford,lnnes ; Plyinnuth .Duck, lioxisaid ; Ports, mouth, Beiant; Rcuting, Smart andi co. ; , kochester, Ether- ington ; PfiXton, Sergent •-- Shrewsbury,. Edihnves ; South.. ampton„, Raker ; Stalford, Morgan; -Stalltinni, NVWCOltik) ; 1 'SitakVialici, Bray ; Salisbury, Collins ; Sciriloroulth., tree'. 1 ley; Taunton, Poole ; `funbrid.:e Well.; Stirange ; Welis, i Evil! ; : Weyntoutit; Wood; Wii;:isot, tells, ; Ymk. • Walstenholme 1. anti by all. Vositim; Qt Qe‘uing 1 1 4 t.4i,iiicz, in i the o:tit,:d KiEVIOIn. [PRICE sixpm-ic;i,. ST ATE P APEkSi NaCTX raEsF.NTE AT M. D'cuait ^,,N D i AF F ints AT PiklS, TO Tu't itarsett , Nilt:l;:ii_ UI FOP.I'LGN AFPAIIS. • " r. " The Note *Nth the ettitcn Minister or foretAA fairs transmitted to tire I.)itctersizned C:ltarged!..i.P.,ires . frorrt' , 'llls Majesty ttie . limptrror & li the, itussias; he did not to to transmit to . St. Peteribnrgh ; hut the Under Signed hat: 2' to declare; that . his Chart greatly clisslyrured his re ceiVing a railer did not answer his • tirece.littg official .cottlmultication, arid. %vas by qo Ist:ans lated to be laid berate his Aegtrst Sovereign., The sal L pa- per, hoWever, is at..tength COirte Under tilt; notice pt Ills int penal (Majesty; w:io saw i with surNife...that i it., coittzitts consist altogether 91such as4ertir,ns as rife net only utitOurut"=- cd; tut-a.iso who'd/ ittfeonneeled with tic No., of the amt. ' .The Emperor, already moved by tit.: c:atafoit' l 4,; pt is a grout part of liurope, lthtt . by ,the (L , ngt•ts' threatv the Gerrnan - EtrlptN. tvtloso im tt4csl 4 44 / 1 4iia . 14 ' !) , Ii• ticularly , bound to supp o rt, in efinfortnity to ber.4)bligartowt.- teart intolligence anothm - recent V i?lation Of thetd . tv NAtions, whk:h was .perpetta%Ti ,it E . :tit:n:l6U) that.. fore, thought 11,thrtself bound to niviht the a sserulfoo.d: Ntgtei of the Get - 1113:i 1 1 .':npire, and the (;erntin Princes, to eotteur. wits hint in protesting 1112 Frenelt (30vcrit.:- men: ; • to witoth Hi;.,klajo,tycutttrnitnicated the saint! ••• ottnts, in hopes that it tild repair the insult utt;:red to the Cern as League, -And ft :WS 41 kurope for sieion rili tat 4 ' 'the FrtuctrUoverriTientjtotttii not: avohtto 'return ett. A nswet to this plairt'De4.:tarat ion fr.;yri..tiis MAjesty thelintre- .` for: but the erosive reply ‘vhith wais triode, to Russia, tio the Gerittart Empire,. 'out to heri,ell; it impairs the good thiderstanding which She ' to preserve, but in: cittc'ts fa5,44, - 1140 not hithcrto • • • perceived,; We longer in dry bacblmul iimes when over? Country regarded only her irn intercsr; ty, tounded upon rite tats ‘)1 6. , Lions, hub Inti:Atteecl'ver tajn respettnig tne t the vY 110IC cotntruthity 91 States. N State cottbi vicN with ithillr:rehA►• event already mentilitli, wLiuh Aa7‘; ttu:lt - a (Iw.tdlikt hi v,Y to the. inclept:ittence sts4 arily . of ttatiotts. By the Oen,' Russia tier stook tip gtIMAIIIKe 4116 tlieAt-iVe •Of the 'Gerrit:tn. E.tupic ;' iat;this Fits ItuPerial . m,goity •v 1341 i 44 mrrcly jaSl4.ti.:d 4 . 1 ilia vq. , !Ce x n t 111!: 9L - 0;itik)11, btlt W4tS atolthely bounl toil° it. The Prettch Cov:rntomt, betro toe, a bllnilac quittity, the it} erty ot violating tde Nett • tralitf ut C;etritity, via to, tiet atttitrarily on that teir.tuty. It is difficult to ;:ont.rive. His lIN i).11141 N/SieSty shuohl be inceinprtent to statul up for the German . h inpirei the eurity and iadepeottence ofAvitieli he h.t guaranti:Nl. " It would be in. %%tin to attempt to cxNlaiir otliersvise rho coaduct or Ruistii..wholo i snotives arc an eviLt.n.t, or firths_ ' Lover therein the influence oithe•Eriemiasof France; its sols. motive is the whaLiteel conititien to which tin Pren.:llCc,vrrn, meat, by its influence, hat taliieed •Europe. Should ;Lussia propose to establish a Coalition; for the purpose of renewing thc War on the Continent, it would not at all be required to seek any unfounded cause for it ; The Vreneli Government .I:as long given too much and ton just . cause for breakin.4 the bands of hallway, which tlu litttt►etur has preserved merely by his moderation, and which he desired to itreLerve lit , eve. 4 No •.ierson, and /he Freit , ';ll:'G:.sverilinent leu4t all, can inntake the vieW6 of the Cibina of St. Pete).— burgii, since His linpaial - Nl.4k:sty io eapiicjily even tieorr, the presenf .!War;-how Artiv4'64oll - labour fr.)t the consolidation of Pesee r to. fitevetrt rwvir Revolutions in- gumpe ; to avoid carefully ev.ay mistrust; Ict over) , Staul qui,it 1y indcinlot. cnce. At the s4nie flint, KllsSi4 t,) the Fre...ch Cab(lief, how much' .Thodrsirea thnt this latter Puwer contribute to cor*lidate the press °Mei - of ti4tigs ;: that it Iti moderation and disinter.4s tethwss, give a Ilap4 to thr. '4p:ter States of Hurcipc that ',ovkly Governnient at 4:0-Calicr the unhappy War, which cost SU ITICZC:4I hioust„) tlevtere itsrff, .with saiiity anti gum, to clic h.ippinoasbe ehu re , g)Te• ehtr►►lte4 to it; far front kietirthg tr► r4-kiildl2 xta4 ' of % J imon tt►c Cut Alon., tf►s It us , :iah Mkje3ty mist • . artrizaly wiates to stifre thoic It+►ues every where ;. but Niajtsty harbours this ii3rti,:tilar wish, that the Vrencli verOurelit, as it pitztelMi desire, would let those Neiol . ll done; Wiio wish nothing mere te:‘,:ntly than to avoid taking pita in the present tiouttilcs. " This . viras the Only (though utitint%iniy fur the cuss:: of humanity, it proved en u►elF+:rtuai) wish of Kuivia, whitit never deviated'froni those principles every i:ep 6h; tusk with the Fic , tch * GoVerninent; which the eonstaiiilY,rel'et red to treAtizs` corturtrdid, hatt no 0th..4 view. Upuu the tin: grtxhia she proposixl tii at* as a Medutur be t w e . i , Fr.uu.'e and Ertgl4l,l, but wis;ilot acegpted. SittLe the re. ut the War, the French chivernment thinks itself;;orn e ieent 1 0 00,:upyliiv:A± Conntries, and 'deprive thens of Omit' coati/let - Im, tolti,:h in vita atipml . 'to' their Neutrairty : His *IVIAjenAy tvAi thereby alarmed,..not indeed on his , . owfl account, sitlee, front the actual 4itUtion acid sower of Otis Empire, His Majesty eon remain quiet svethator of those ctistn.tsiing - si;enet ; but he coos alartnea for the icectu. rity et the other Srates of Europe. " Its IVtaksty teptatedly urged with the French govern. tnertt, but alwa)i ineffeduidiy, that th',,4r Countries at toast should be perrditted to remain neutral, whose 14eutrdlity France and Osla had guaranteed by mutual Treaties ; His Majesty also repeatedly dislosed his sentiments with Nspeit to those St Lres that are already , iti iLair o ur of sharing the , fate of "'Lily, of a part of Oetritany, and of the other Countries 'shill Franco has already got in her pobscsii'on. Meanwhilc, the Emperor in . spite of :di his exertions onct rctrnt- strances, the danger in4,;(t.'int; daily ; French troops, on the one side, occupying the COMAS uf tho Adriatic ; on the (After, levying contribUtions on the I.l4nse "lowni, and menacing ifen t nek ; consequently, His Impetittl t\l;tjesty resolved, as the theatre or war approaches hia Frontier, to establish a military fori: which shall be adequate to put 4mip to tur ther encroaeltments:• The fait is nototious to ail Europe; the KiIIfICIVIC was particularly thitSiNU6 OAS tcillatll g ~-~