The Sun. — London, England, 1814-03-18 00:00:00

- r V L. Numßint 6717.1 .4* TTHEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. O-mon ROW EVENING, March 19, their M ajesties' SeivantS will nerforin the 'Tragedy of • . HAMLET. • Hamlet, Mr. Xear.; Ophelin: SM ; l h ' • • 't* which will be addedthe Musical Entertainment of trt l MY CRANDMOTHER. . • -o oday, King ' ilia - art - I the:Third ; with - tore is a Camp. rti T HEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. CL ATORRONV EVENING, Mardi 19, will he perfurnred the Tragedy of ton KING RICHARD THE THIRD. of Gloucester, Mr. Young; Lady Anne, Mrs. Faucit. To which will be added the Comic Illrletta of • MIDAS. 1 -lon day Hamlet; with Harleluin and the Swans. ANY Persons who hive Money on Mort-. tha t „Me and otherwise, and , are tinder the impression ti on .'"eY cannot 'legally receive more than 5 per Cent. for ram Y, 10 such it may prove'an irop,rtant information to be Akccpia int-eel, that they can le:4ally have 1p per Cerit. on y,'!d and other Property. Apply, - or addess, Messrs. ' , Rand Co. Russell Mews, Howland-street.r. PIANO FORTES. ~WO Capital Second-band'rlANO FORTES, e ver Cs good as new, by BROADV.OOD and SON, with additiOnal Keys, &c. &c. belongs to a Family c u i2stinctien, cost 34 Gurneas each One will he for AS I,,,,geas, th e other for Guineas. Nlar he seen at Mr. Wlit— the ‘ „= . o• 5, Leicester.plaee. Case, pa . t,king, and hooking at, ~...CAggon Office, TweGuineas additional, if required. 14WE O'S • PATENT BRIT BIT SHIRTING ti, CLOTH th e only M iumfacture in Great Eritain, in which 14.,, a dvantag es of ENGLISH FLAX and COTTON are "JW in ono Thread. Established in I 808.„ . 4Tl4')l' Durability, beautiful Appearance, Comfort in Wear, llo u r 3 . reat Economy, this Fabric (aftermany years trial) stands it t , ', 4, .ied, and the Proprietor pledges himself to reimburse 0,1. urchaser who may experience ant defect in the qualities ",,.thich-it is recornmeAde4l. ' . n '',? l :l 'at about Half the Price of Irish - or other.fine Linen, 4114"le Original Wa'rehouse, 154, Cheapside, • near St. Paul's; i t .I)Yappointmentoit Harding and Co's. 89, Pall-Nall. re j !nal L b , ' s _ProPer not to Confound tlie above Fabric with the New •T wine Cloth (made (made of Cotten),. which ital.‘sie perspiration , and to be aromatised as an Antidote P to ii t the Plague and other contagious Disorders! ! ! ---....,........_ PINE AEl's. PirIIONTAS ,begs leave to in t7ollll.l(s),APinrix ~o jr• • • V.! ""(I.the Public, that he has just pub- The pEA.s t v , %; , ,-L„.. n ts-dvi ngs , viz.:— '''t Picture y ' jilt '' , engraved hv -- Say, from the origi" Rembrandt, iti.the collection of the lateiNoel "'.genfans, Esq. hnd his BRETHREN; engraved by Say', from a 'rj:re%„.hV James Niirthcote, It • A. fr© ' Di t-ixtAN and CHILI), engraved by Nleyer a DOVilkie. ' s Ebbt i to, r Nvo •VI EW t i nNORTH WALKS, viz.— td hv VALERT, ana the VALE of FESTINIOG, engrav (3,)o4rleYer and Bailey, from original Drawings by E. "• has N ticildnald b e gs to acknowledge the encouragement he lure4'ready been honoured with, and in the confidence of . fit i 1' , 11 1 . : ,' „P,lR'rl, is now engaged in the production of several from the works of old as well Its of modern Which he hoes will, with those be now submits, be 4 Liberal every re )ect worthy the atteirtion and patronage of P uhil A s e i , C. e nee, (ct collecti,,ti of otiginal Dfawings and Prints, by Elignavers. is constantly on view. 93 Fleet-street. ARTIFICIAL NIINLICIL TEETH. irtiaLATISE on ARTIFICIAL TEETH in tilt, general, by 'Air. CHEMANT, Surgeon and De . n- As. i n "' d l 'mb-street, Soliu-square. Fourth Edition, gm. ObAi. , , 41 1 los Treatise chews the great scr riority of those compos -11,..q Mineral Paste, invented•by Mr. De Chemant, over. Pe 171 made of Afiiinal slbstance,' or any other Mineral Com ,lt contains al-o the approba*ion of all the Learned ~lCtEurop e , arid that of the :nest eminent Medical l) among; whom are the foilwing,—, JPitn e B aikY, Mane, W Farquhar, Bt. Dr. br. Hooper, Dr.-Revn,lds, H. Cline, Esq. James. Sir Jas. &tries J. lleAviside. Esq. R. Krates, Esq. e 4, " ! e " D e Cllentant deems it a duty to guard the Public ...alum. thus • .1 • his -ition - with wh•tt t, counter,.ut., comp°, iv ,to ulfferent, and•prored, from many s:ecirren., , h i gi. '" by the persons for whom they were made), to be ii:l;incolovenient, injurious. an:', omit for use!. k i • 'rile 'treatise will be given Gratis to all who consult i. vemant. EVERY MAN HIS OWN 'DOCTOR. tltc Efficacy of . BOERITAAVE'S iot e ! 1 -ED .PILL, (4. 5 . (Id, per Box), as s i s t e d by th e i n valta are . ° Pnts Dir f cti ons th erew i t h g i ven, - Persons of either ,•en emj -l 'ultd to eradicate eitectually a certain Insidious Dis • sv e : 'mil facilitte the Recovery of Health, with case and certainty, a and seCreiy, in a few days. tt „,r - Bilicus 'Complaints, Scurvy, Impurity of 'Blood, Indi n,d'yTt, Habitual Gistivem;ss, and Disorders 'of the StoMach hib tp ",wels, this Medicine is particularly adai'ted ; it pro ren,;,4.'"kge,gion, prevents an ricetimulation sad sV . II cf t r " attain of Disorders that result front a confined state ou 2e Bowels. Sickness and Head-ache, produced from Bile IA:! Stomach, Stomach, a re remove d b y i ts use; and i t i s partocu )4.reeontinetided to those who live freely, to excess. Persons going and should never be omitted after any 111.11ei• Supply is just received from Loudon, and-far sale,. S utton and Co. -B ow -Chu rc h- yar d ; • M at h ews an d slat 18 ) Stroud; B acon an d C o. 130, Oxford-street, Lii ter Smth, Perfumer, North Bridge, Edinbur V gh ; ud M,illonald, Glasgow ; and all Medicine enders. IMPORTANT AS INTER MEDICINE. By His Majesty's Royal' Letters Patent. k, SIBLY'S REANIMATING. SOLAR I:INCTI;RE is parti cu l ar ly re'conirecommended at this chills t o .e.ison of th e year. The warm and invigorat qualities of t'iltlnar Tincture are very prevalent in rrmoving the mipu-. llnduced by cold and emaciated habits, as well as in re ticryng comp incident to debilitated constitut!qns. Its I ri "les have been too long established to - be doubti•el there with confidence it is promoted as a valuable family Me ' ca n ` . 4 . 1 . 4- the most afflicting cases. d to Bottles at Gs. 7s. O. and 14s. at the Warehouse, tt o t h e xAilblgio a .lOl-tsatreet, Surr e y- roa d, an d so ld b y most Venders ' tl . Al t ) . Dr. Sibly's Lunar Tincture for Complaints incident to Male Sex, at 10s. fitl. only. The Genuine has " C. W:Saffell "'written upon the P•tMpe uf the many wonderful Currs peormed by the 41. Tincture, may be seeb. at the Warehouse as'above. ilt [sr 111' : 4 ,14 II tilt ,tair ► Old flo' Itt of Ce ra r Po eel Air 111 os l :41 1 ,0( f 0 os,' , i c i. l.4 ' °4' ~-'--i fir 4 -44 , 112 • lell . 4 1 0 .".. lii 'I S , 4 '..,, ) ::1, . 41... i .•;• ~•:.. L .,..i, ';'—'--- t.C''.. " • ..';'r ..- .. .r .: ., f , $ . 7 ... ' - • . -- ...1 -5----- _ 07 * ." - *44..1- ...... i ilfi'lN t , N ~,, ' jolg '), • i 10 It \ . • \ Vii. - • &010-,„30a Fit I DAY, MARC El 18, 18/4, Tlll' . . i.)ay was published, In Three Vpknees, 12mo.;viee 3,55. boards, E c.I.Ii•DH . : A ';/' ; a ,11-O . Nr E L.- -I. • Exert thus tw.• friends condemned, Embrac;e, arid kiss, and t,:ke ter thousand leaves; Loather a hundred tim.s to pact titan .die. • • Yet now fareW4ll ; atubfarewell hie with. thee." SHAKSPEA RE. • I.ollthiti Printed for Gale, Curtis, mid Fanner ; and G. at;Cl S.obinsen, Pater nost cr-roW. Sold also by Macresiie 4ild Co. and G. K, Clarke, Edinburgh ;. Smith auci sort, Glasgow; and M. Keene, and,J. Cumming-, Dublin.'. , This Day was published,. in 3 viols. 12ino.,15s..bourds, CIORASMIN; or, The Mini3ter, a Romance. By the Author of the SWISS EMIGRANTS. _ _ Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees'i Orifte,, and Frown, Paternoster-row; and at the Bcitish Gallery, 54', New Bond street. • CAMPBELL'S GERTRUDE. This Day was pobli,hod, In foolscap Svo. the Fifth Edition, with a hue Engraving, price fl.s. boards,..of , of W YOMING or. tine Sylvaniatt Cottage and oti:er Poenis. By•THOMAS .CAMPBE LI,: This Volume contains all Mr. Campbell's Poetry,_excppt the Pleasures of How?' Printed for Longman? Hurst, Rees,- Orme, and.,,Erown, Patesaoster-row ;.and at the British Callery, 04, Ne,w Bond street. " We rejoice once more to see a polished and.patbetic' poem in the old style of English trathos and pOetry: We c.l :e this volume, on the whole, with feelings of-regret for its.short - - riess, and admiration for the genius of its onthot. There are but two noble sorts of poetry, the pathetic and.the kotilikne; and we think he Was given very extraordinary proofs of his ts.l.• ; nt.A for both.-::-Edin. Rev. April,. 1809: -• . 44, A f e w copies of tl b i p e et 4 ize t :a o ad e l, d ll..i r y t s i .s o t.h a ie, : s l b t : l n r 4 i ef s (i,. i ls `, l l . orls may still he thor, in foolscap Bvo. Also may be The Pleasures of H 6 pe, and.otl:Er Poems; with Four Engravings, pries 7s. boards: • This. Day was published, A now Edition, price ,Five Shanties, il;ustrated with Cases, APRACTICAL TREATISE on the ME VENTION and CURE of the VF,NERE.II,...PISEASE and its consequences; as Strictures; 01e, , &c. ;belt:ding , Practical' Observations on Tabes Dorsalis, tice. • , By T. ,CA roN, survon, Late of the Uuiied Hospitals of Thomas's and g,iy'c Printed for Nles , srs. Sherwodd and Co. i2O, Paternos.fl-row, and ..1. Martin, Hulles-street. (.:ztvendishsqmtre, Lunktoo; - -: where , may tie had Gaol; iiiiease, ; Astlua . and, Winter Cough, .411,,`:.1, This Dav was published, price 15s. THE .BROTIfERS InGl-1 .LIFE ;, or the of A Novel, in three Vols. By Mrs. JOHNSON. The coalmen, ,ayient of this Novel reinindsthe readei• of Clarissa Claxhiwt's first 4et of indisereti6n in going beyond the gate.of her paternal gard,•n. We are oot able to discern other marks of -esertiblar levertr . Jess, in the scale of si milar publicatious the pr wilt may elaised above nie‘lio crity. The laws of consistency ano probability are, indeed, streol.ed to the very titinolt. limits, and the obstinate reco very and restoraGol to ilushann of Elvina, thellerOine of the '1 ale, is, indeed, wonderful; but we lilie„pleasaut ra ther than mrialicholy catastrophes.--British CriTic. Printed for G. ltielirsley,; *ls,.Fleet-street. •-•- . . COMPLAINTS OF THE LUNOS, LIVER, &c. DR.. JAMES'S ANALEPTIC PILLS, from AL". their tendency to open the pores, and promote all the natural secretions, are the•best Remedy for Colds, slight Fe vers, Rheumatism, and all Disorders occasioned by ob structed Perspiration. They are equally eicelleut for Liver and Gouty Complaints; for Head-aches, Indigestions, and for other affections a the Stomach and Bowels, too often the consequence of free living. As a general Family Medicine they have no equal; they are mild in their operation, and they are recomracutted and 'taken by Gentlemen of the first eminence in the. Faculty. Sold by F. Newbery and Sons, in-St. Paul's Church-yard, London ; but as many persons Mistake the, house,they are de sired to observe,/ that the Number is Forty-five, four doors from Clivapsidc. Also to be had at Dr. daares's late hOuse in Bruton-street. DISTRESS IN GERMANY. ABOUT Eight Years ago, the CALII'IITIES occasioned 4 the War. in tliffOrent PROVINCES of GERMANY gave rise to- a SUBSCRIPTIOK, ;Ind the Forma tion of a CONIMETTEE io Lortdoni to relieve the Distresses on the .Contininit. By the-generosity of the - British Public. the smn of nearly 66,0001. was remitted, which rescued multitudes from the e -- treatity of want; but at no period since, the existence of this Committee," has the mass of every kind of misery been so great, in the country to which their attention Was first di rected; where the many sanguinary battles foe ht in. Silesia, Lusatia, Bohemia, Saxony, Brandenburg, and other parts, have entailed upon the peaceable inhabitants, sufferings, al most unexampled in the a;►gals of history. The Committee are anxious to impress upon the minds of their countrymen, that in anticipation of British support, they Lave remitted to different parts of Germany to the amount of near .40,01,01. . . Amount already ,advertised - - , £.48,019 10 1 Subscriptions since received : At Mr. R. Ackerman's. Robert Wells, Hounds- ArthurWilcoxon,Esq.L.lo A ditch - - , L.l 1 Richard Child, Esq. 1 1 Mrs. Essery, per Hard- John Penn, "L'sq. 20 0 castle and Sons 0 6 E. B. . - , - 2 0 Rev. „T. Towite 'and Williams & Sons, Evan.' ' ' Congregation, Roy.s geliral Magazine 10 10 tans, Ctuibridge, by S. P. P. Bristol 5 0 ditto - - 13 12 Aa Artist, ditto - 1 0 Rev. Mr. Dewhurst's ' 1-1. and L. ,- 10 0 !mit-pendent Meet- At ing, Bury, per ditto 33 0 the Committee • At Down's. Room. . The Hon..lblin Treven, N. N. product; cf Sun. per Brooks and Co. ' 10 10 dries, made by a Lady From Devizes, per Tay- in Surrev - 71. (is Scl. lo r and Salmon 631.193.6 d. A Fri end.,- whitry, per Rey. John Mei ry New . , . Mi - s. Glaawyn • - 1 0 .. - oiggen 5 5 At the Bar of the Cit 7 . Collection at the Bap .of ~ London Tavern. tistChapel,Woolwich • It. and G. Barker - 5 5 by Mr. 1%-eenaan 441.23.4 d. J. Hanlly - - 1 OAt the Stock Exchange.. Jolla But ier, Esq. Tavi- Benjathin Bayley, 'Esq. stock - ware - 5 0 Newark - 5 ,5 , . Subscriptions received at the Bars of t,14 City of London l'avet i n ; Lloyd's Coffee-house; St.,ck Exchange; and at.all the Biakers in town and country. • 11..1-1. MARTEN, ISecretaries' • LURE. HOWART.), 7,1 - TFAVING conti.a.,.te(i with Government for A the ensuing LOTTERY, ste. respectfully submit the Scheme to the note e of 4.1:e Public, "in the conliffent hope that it will be found to merit their patronage anditipport. NA ith :ipprob.y.'.-,ti of Cie. Lords of the Treasury, WC have done ourselves the honour. pf presenting to the Adven— turcrs in this Lolerv, the chance of- One Thousand Tickets in the' succeediEg Lottery. Thus every Purchaser has a dou ble Chance of pinit:g. not only the Prizes.in this-Lottery, but also the Prizes of the following ',Ate...4% --- - RICH ARDsON GOODLUCK; & Co:l Contractors . SA 11. T & Co. • ' STATE LOTTERY 13 - ZGINS DRAWING MAY Bd, 1614, And vontains only 11,000 Tickets. • SCHEME. ' 1 1 1 I ~ 2 2,000 4,000 - 6 7 .10 .. 3OO 3,010 15 24 _ 100 . 2,400 :-11 - 1,5a0 2,150 2,249 Prizes. L.l iO,OOO EXTRA PRIZES—SECOND CHANCE. In addition to the Prizes above stated', the 50 first-drawn Blanks, the first Day, will each receive Ten Tickets, in the next Lottery; and the Fifty first-drawn Minks, the Second Day, May 10th, will likewise receive l'en Tickets each, in the next Lottery, by which means the Purchasers have the additional Chance of all the Prizes in that Lottery, as under 1 2 2 2 4 - 4,000 r SOO 2,500 200 '1,201 100 1,500 80 1,560 1,720 'ficliets and Shares are now on Sale at all the Offices in TOWD and Country. MONEY.. NOBLEMEI•Z, Gentlemen, &c. are :respect fully informed they may be supplied 'with MONEY to any amount, on terms equal to Mortgage, secured on Free hold, Copt .hold, LeaSehold Land or Houses, Mmtey in the Funds, Marriage Settlements, Widows' Jointures, Clergy 4s, or an other Property. Person's of respecta!nlity may be. supplied on their Personal Security only. .Geitienten will find every liberal accoonnuila:- (ion, wit!,:'aut delay. Application, from Twelve till Two; or Letters (post-paid) to Messrs. Wills and Co. No. •49, South-street, Berlieley-square.. GUE:UONIAN MEDICINES.—CASE LXXXVI. 11,31.1 and inquire, yotecanndt then be a SCeptic. Nit{. JOHN BELL, No. '2, York-street, Blackfriar's-road; when servant to Messrs. Hodson, tiro - iters, and Co. Oilmen,. Upper Thames-street, had a catilt fell from a cart on his knee, April 4, '1 $0 2, which rendcred him ivcaiable of service, and he applied to Mr. Ast ley Cooper, as I :,ra informed, who recommendfd hint a plaister, which was Used agreeabie to direction for ono month;, without suc cess. then - recommended by Mr. Orme, Distiller, St., Margaret's-hill, Borough, to Surrey Dispensary, and attended. tdere regularly for three months, without receiving any be nefit: was next admitted into St. Thomas's Hospital, on crutches, and was immediately ordered-to bed, where he con tinued four, months, under the core of Mr. Snrgeon Cline, jun. who dilig':'.tly attended him,, and I - do beliem that he did all which w. -, 3 possihie Lor a Practitioner oLthe old School to accomplish, but - without the Catient 'receiving any relief, being so surrounded with lassitude, and contractions, as to be incapable of vialking home on crutches, at same time at tended with extreme pain; - yet - no disgrace can attach to this Gentleman, this said l'atient-having passed through the hands - of Mr.A. C. iiiho is Undoubtedly the best Cutting Surgeon London. A few months after this, Mr. Bell having informed him self' respecting the Case (85) of his neighlYour, was takep to Mr. Gdest's, not then being capable of walking alone, on crutches, with his knee and uncle so contracted, that several gentlemen who happenet; to be there at this time did believe, with Mr. Guest, that these joints were both os 3itied, but found themselves • agreeably disappointed, for in one hour he could move them a little, ,and walked home on crutches, without any other assistance, his pains being cotn , pletely eliered ; and be was desire&totake exercise, even at •• the c;:penee of.a little pain. In ten days he left off one crutch ; ill three weeks he declined the use•of both, and • • Walked with a stick ; at the end of seven weeks was cons ,' pletely cured, being quite upright, and enabled to walk as usual: - 7Witness the Books at the Dispensary, the Boots of the Hospital, John Bell, and a thousand others in the Parish of Christchurch, where he resides. Cave E 7 iu a future Paper. A CHALLENGE, MESSRS. i',URRIE and Co.'Surgeons, lai.e iu his Majesty's- - service, challenge the whole world to proviett single instance where thvii ( Neditine and method of cure bave failed of the desired effect. The .practice-of • many years in' tbispartieulass branch of their •prolession, has not s gieen rise to one unsuccessful case. - - • - • :They continue to direct their studies to the treatment , and cure of Venereal Complaints; and that 'derangement of the system, whiehis the consequence of thepernicioas and waste ,ful effects of a habit longs-and most unhappily pursued by the ,youth oflicrth sexes In the one it will be foisnd to be the unfailing source of barrenness; the other have its ravages fatally developed to them by.a,distressingsstate of debility ; -which if notlimely remedied, terminates in impotency,. these art its. retool - o'am' ultithate•effects, while caniamptioas loss of muscular power, and _various mavens campiaints,• usually characterise the earlier stages of this solitary vice.—Of per sons langnishing under the disorders incident to such, a habit, their treatment is simple, and has never proved uasuccessfuls in the ,course •f a long,. laborious, and much extended practice. In the most obstinate-and complicated Cases' of Venereal Infection, such as obstructions- iu • the ueethre, spungy et 'erescences, hard tumorsi. callous Ulcers, truptions, seminal weakness, gleets, as alSo,.StriOk ' ures whether recent or of long duration; and which have bathed the skill of other Prae titioners,• are by their present improved plan AO treatment, effectually and - permanently eared, without the patient guffer ing the excruciating pain and alarming hemorrhage which fre(pently follows the application of the lunar caustic. In the eourse of twenty •years extensive practice in this Metro polis, numerous cases oLStrietures have been and are daily under their care, the total eradication of which is effected by a safe, certain; and expeditiousemode of practice, superior to any other yet adopted. The weakness, relaxation, •and•debi lity proceeding from this complaint are speedily removed, and the patient restored to sound and vigorous health. Butwitere the debility has for years existed,, a preper perseverance in their restorative remedies, -after the Stricture has been de stroyed, is indispensably reolisite to revive the slumbering, sparks of life and to reanimate the Constitution. Several Noblemen sand Gentlemen of the first respectability, have been under -the care of Messrs. Currie and Co. for the re moval of complaints of the Urethra, Strictures, &c. and hay ' ins , received a radical and permanent cure, request that re ferences may be given to thems as satisfactory evidences of the decisive superiority of Messrs. Currie and Co.'s plan of treatment. ..Many of these Gentlemen haVe had strictures from 10 to ?ft years, and had been under the care of ,Messrs. Home, Heaviside, and other Surgeons of equal eminence, who attempted theeure by the application of the Lunar Caustic, without success. Messrs. Currie and Ca. may be consulted by either sex with the greatest delicacy, seeresy, arid honour, at their house,. No. 107, Hatton-garden. , Patieuts in the country are requested-to state the particu lars of their case, age, and general habit of &c. &c. iticloSing a remittance for .advice and medicines, when the name will be given or seat to any. part'of the -kingdom. To e nsure that secrecy. so essential -to their undertalsing , tit!, postage of letters may be added to . the accauut fur Me dicines. . • 9th Jana, itiop,-1107, [Plitet. BtkPtiltll-itALrvt_o.'. OFFICE OF 0RDN.,4.1 7 C8, .lifarch gi rilEl -1 11,1ZiT.'IPAL - .OFFICERS of lii:s -m- JESTI"S. 011 D.V.,INCE do &retry give 11'4iiee ~; t hith Proposals ter?: Le received at thOir Office in Pa4-kettl, tgt or before .ll'unday, the. 08111 day of March inst: ji-ron eirtA . Pe;rsens as ?nay be tVilling la Titideitahe the ..WIT& of SERGE aped ITSTIAN for Service of this I)eptrrt2neyrt for rt Period qf three Years, deternainabk after, the . ',..l7siration• tire firs.iyea?, report Native of tO•ee Months, 4t the Option of either Party: • Patterns of Me Articles may be riewed-upOn application, at the Laboratory in the Royal Arsenal ; irPoolwieh, and further. • Particulars, together with the "Terms and Conditions of the Contract, may bt known at the Secretary's Office, in Pall aforesaiii, any Day b4tween the Hours of Ten and Four o'clock, where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed .up, and indorsed:" Pfoposals for Serge and Mistian i" but no Proposal calf be admitted after the said MA instant, at Twelve O'cicck ft: Nova of the same day, neither will any 7,'niler7bc noticed,.nniestr the. Party making. ;.:, co 4 -stn /Iva in his behalf; shall attner. By Order of the Board, H.CRE IP, See. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, March 8, 1814. Fr - F - 11M , PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His MAA JESTPS ORDNANCE do hereby gii.e Noticei That Proposa.'s will . be received at their Office, be,PO7ll-3.1a11 4 o n ar Wore Monday, the 2sth day fur fastapt,. from -tack Persona as may le'Reoing 'to ~,,,httahe the Snppi.q of . STOVES, RANGES, and other Articles, for Serail.* of this Department . for a Period of Three Years, deter , minable after the, JElrpiration of the upon Notice of Three Isloat's, at the Option of either... Party. Faith-its of the4rtioles may be viewed upon Application at thePrtaCipal Storekeeper's Off7ce in the Touter, and.far zhet Particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions V' Contrast, may be known at the Secretary's Office, in .eforesaid, tiny Day, ,between the :Naar* of ,Tos and Four o'Clocz, where t/ze Proposals, must be • delivered, scaled up and indorsed, " Proposals fir *yes; Ranges', &c." but no PrOposal, can be admitted after the laid 28th March, at Tivelee•o'cleck at NoOn of t',e same Day: neithfr will.any , Tender4e noticed, unless the Party making it, or an Agent in his Bch€qf shall attend. e Order of the Poard i • R. H. CREW Secretary. . . . TT LE ONLY GENUINE PECTORALsBAL`zAM of HONEY, csi y ENTgDDY SL JOHN HILL, M.D.. FOR COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMAS, and CON'SUMPTIONS—this Metlickne is unrquallesl, the Asthmatic and . Consumpttve may rely on Itehrf, and, by ate Perseverance, on a radical Cure.. Those Whose Lungs are in ured by Cold, or oppressed by. a quantity of Glutinous Mat ter, will find - a safe and certain Remedy :—lt opens the tho racic Ducts—heals the surcoess of the Ilreast—reMoves diiti culty of Breathing—pruznotes, easy,F4peetoration, And pre vents, as well as Cures, all COinsumptire Affections, so fatal 4`l' -tom lulf.!,uY~l.t4iA ctt• ta,t. • - -. ' Caution----No It'lediiiiew4ser so onit-erially Coonterf,it ed as this; and a few Years ago, Lhe Wife of the Rev. Rober% ?owlet, of Peterborough, had nearly fallen a sacrifice to a spurious Balsam of Hooey, sold by a Chemist and Druggist in London. - Persons will therefore lie careful to ask for "Sir John Balsom of Honey," and ohierve the ratues of " Shaw and Edwards," are - engraved on the Stamp given with such Bottle. Sold, wholesMe and retail, by E. gdwarthr, No. GC, St. i'aul's Church Yard ; and by Mr. Sanger (late Bacon's), 150, Ox ford-street ; and Tutt, Royal Exchange.—Price is. 9d. 3s. Ud and 225. per bottle. TO 'MMUS TAYLOR, ESQ. - No. 9, New Bridge-street, London, ITONOURED Edinburgh, Match 18. BEG leave to inform you, that ever since the X year 1790, 1 had been afflicted Stith . the Lues Venerea'; -which, from its obstinately resisting 'every course of medicine pre,scriliod - laythe most eminent of the faculty here,' and on derguine• several severe courses of salivation, and twice charged'front the thispita, with little relief, would appear to he of the most inveterate na,ture. In'the - spring-of , inst year my disiirder had gut to sack a heaci, as' nearly.to pot a period , 'to mres-istencer4 had. a large ulcer on the crown Of.nly head, 'one on ciich arm; And my legs were broke out in a frightful matins' . ; my right was - dreadfully pliant, and had biters in a state or ulz.etatio: for the last Seven years; my left , had also two large nodes os , it, was very much discoloured; and gave me stici, exeraeiatiot3, - pain, particularly when Warm in bed„ as nearly to deprive me of rest; in this lamentable state, 1 • was reetnaniendrd by Mr. J.,Thomps9w, '(‘).ho - risteived,-smo great a - Cure by'thcm here), to take your Lealie',lPateitt xvhich_l laqam fti . do un- the efith of May; iu the marks of a !fortinglkt I,i , c.;an to• recei.. - - benefit,e•in little more than month thetil trs:on my heai and arms were sr..nindly-healed— seou,after; the. sorss-ou my leg,t -,eal.ed, also% leaviog, how eve, , con- i iderable.'discolouration.in the . •kin and pain in ti. 4- boße of the'ltt r t, which, by. the blessing 6syd, and a little longer perseverance in your invaluable 11 , tedic;ue, subsale-I ; the nudes dispersiii,t, the - skin regaining its natural fitiC; and the nocturnal pains gradnally going off.—l thus iaecanos, by .your liberal advice and' medicine, perfectly-free from all my forester c o mplaipts—•bllVC. recovered my former siiirits tool :strength, and am become.jolly and fat, in which state having, cont:l:tied malty inotitis to the astonishment of all who 'mow I , IW, I am at. a loss in what terms to express my gratitude, hit beg you, for - the good of other suffering mortals, to this my case as public as possible, as .Ishall on every' occa-• slots; in se doing you will greatly oblige, Sir, your grateful, obedient, very humble servant, • • . ALEX. Swann's Close, Iligh•-strart, Edinburgh. - Witnesses to the move 'cure :••-• John Thompson, No. 3, New Panitry Market; 5 11hT tit ; John M‘lntosh, Old Asseinhly Close, Edinburgh. - Prepared and sold by the sole Proprietor, THOMAS TAY LOR, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, at his house, No. 9, New Bridge-street, -London; whew, after a constant residence of more than ;38 years, in a practice parti cularly directed to the. cure of Venereal Complaints and those incidental to the Parts of 'Generation, with that inviolable secrecy which men of his prin'ession should alwayooliserve.in such cases, -lit flatters himself the adsicd and - assistance he gratuitouslv.administefs to versons.taliing this Mediciue, wid be esteemed, by a discerning Public, as au advantage" selilotu attainable, anti void of all ambiiuity. Also sold, by his appointment, for the convenience of those living at a distance, at the Perfumer's, No. 35, St. Alban's streettPall-Mall ; the ToYshop, No. 103, Oxford-street; Disbolough's, No. 7, 11;h-street-hill; Mr. Baiter's, S ,utn 'bridge' • Editiburo ; Mr. M'Dow.thl, Jeweller, Glasgow; Mr. Callwell's, Dubin; and by one person in every considerable town in Great Britain 'and.lreland, in boxei only 2s. 9d„ each, stamped, and sealed up with full and phiin direction:, whereby persons, - of either sex may cure thew:it - Ira;+'. with ease, speed, secrecy, and safety. • N; B. Erery Box sold in Great-liritain is sealed op with a Stamp, on which, by favour of the Commissioners, is printed, at the Stamp Orrice—r. Taylor, No. 9, New Dridge-titr‘et•-- tv imitate whisk is Felony, and all otbea'are ocauterfeitr. . . - , . .. . I ' - - I ';DREW- MAJtNDIE, Esq. Deceased. . .A . , I\ JESTING of - tile 'LEGATEES named in th e ci ',",e w ILL of ANDIiEW MAJENDIE, Esq. formerly in b, nn v'i Cervice of the East India Company at Madras, WILL' ci '', L DEN cin WEDNESDAY, th 6 ZiOth. insrant, at N ° eh, at the City of London Tavern, in Ili ihopsgate : street, t .'" and wh ere a l l the e atees, ortheir RepreSentatites, are llle I sted to aitend. ' l th • Gills.X;G AND .CORPq - .,LD, ISl,i n `: o li c itcrs tx - th ..., e xecucar. . • n " 5 • 1 111, - 16th March, Isl 4. --........_