The Sun. — London, England, 1811-11-21 00:00:00

Ell :,, ~~::, . s'f!'4 NUMBIIIt 5990.] THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. I a° "MORROM EVENING, Nov. 22, 18 I will be performed the Comic Opera of LOVE IN A VILLAGE. i' Y oung Meadows (fir s t ti m e), Mr—Sl NCLAIR ; lunice lVooticock (first time), Mr. FAWCETT ; Rosetta (hist thne), Miss FE RON. To which will be added. RAYMOND AND AGNES, YRI THE CASTLE OF LINDLNUERGH. inthentirely new Scenes, I.)resses, anti Decorations. Con Raymond. Mr. 110 1.0(; NA, jun. ; ' Count of Lintiei.bergli Mr. 1 1 , F. RIES 4 VOUntess of Linnenhergh,, Mrs. KNIv LT O N ; . Agnes, Mrs. PI Ne01"1* ; Marpret, Mrs. PA RK E R ; • Spe Q E Ire of the Bl ee di ng N un , Mr'. WATTS. Qes,7B. Seccind.price 3s. 64.-4'4 3s. 04..aectnil.price rY zS,. Second-price is. —l . pecr Gallery ts. Se -6tl • . • Sourday, Venice Pres erved ; with The Follies of a t l() n NI I The K night f S Owdoun • with The „Aka xi Ql)( " 0 Thurs ‘,i/,Th n Tuesday, The Camcster. 7 - Tk_ wi n ter's Tale. Tr P ublic ar e respeeifully w informed, that Shakspeat e ' s 'Pi of Coriolatios is in pretation, and that Mrs. Sid. wl II adt the Cllaracter or 1, 01 antler PAREI TiIEATItE, STRAND, ?Div "Zlbe AutiloritY Of the \ Lo ot ,Chamberlain). . 1 4 ,r,,U . .131.1C are respell fullritttoritied i hat this , N it ,,, I . I LAIRE opened tor the Winter Season on MundaY, 1,4711,105 t and Will continue so' every' E ventng usual, ltrit e 4 r ";: l t ib a c ik i s 'r c e i rtuaited Patislit.: iluriotta, takllre uoy MARY THE MAID OF THE INN. Mary , by Miss E. S ÜBBS. A new i Venetian Pallzt Dvertisernent, called I HE THREE RIVALS. "'eri by Si i , nor Nlontiguani, from the Opera- I f isOon, whu will sustain thc princiftal Character. A new Coinic Barletta, called • IHE WM:AND 'ROMP. • 'to c lane, by Mrs. Ml TON. • in~lu,le With or the 4th time) a new Comic Panto. which Ilas been several , months in preparation, with till, QM, cai WSW D res ses, Properties, sce. written oy THE vois . oN. TREE; ,'• 11; 01 or, IIARLEQUIN lAVA• kit will be introduced 'fifteen new Scenes, embracing „ t Y of Bat av i a and-other Situatio ns in the I ; ,lanit, `'rrea Drawings. , 11. 44; 443 Ctiaraciets at large in 13i1ls of the Day. ptfn atiLit.past begin llalf.paktSix., Ott' 411; PPIt Z 9, G'allery ti.- Second :Price rat. Half ' 11,2;ht ti) • tak.en tram Tat Four.: . . _ " I triSENlLti . p, 1 , ,,;K, A ItEl'kch sENTATI h IP - or Itithrr. ,Wi-kqcv.WALKEit; ilto eldest Son John . t •itir t t: -- er, late of Rowney Green, in the P . a!ish , ot A a pply; 111 the County of W oTee s ter, be• !Trig, and will ‘ C a W) t Str4fold,upon 4 voni the County Solicitor. he Will hear of something to his Ad. r if the laid lotni..`Valker; the Sod, be dead, anti Other DesL.endant of his will - apply as above, they . fir, .th e such information as may eventually entitle. It, 'lle Benefit their Ancestor would have clujined if &flit - , tee 41 111 Walker, the Son, if now living, wonld 4 thall, ItArit u r Ad was apprenticed to a Carpenter, ho rn that d L e Of. aNSlke I , l r Birmingham, .wheie he married, and went ne after iv ars di agHee and not sin‘c been it is suppose , ab"t " • ‘:` l T . ( wertUAblOad, All L e „ ers are desiie I to be sent free of Postage. ... 4 Ris ° NA, Is / Nccommk..„....oN. -. LAtiKINS: find Co are at all tu nes tit 944. t°411 v,...1ic M ley in the-most privatepaner, Ntit e t t rit Y of Life li s !Itai tn - 7'cr Funded p t r a o t" e ' cl o y t ruising by Will, Marriage Set 7 14t(I tliet r eg i , c * °! on Church -Livings. A Gentleman ha . s p ut .- e All ut ti - ni,l llil s 1 0,0eol. to invest' on the personal seetrrif) i t si or ' Fi ttest - ,„_' er riett or Gentlemen heirs to large Estates ' 1 ! , ...eree f9ply i n Y maY be relied on. 1 Nit s L the first instance, .by Letter,, p , o , stage free, tp Office 441 410' ark 'os and Co, to be left at looes ' Yo s t ' ti.ll. bt u ' will be forthwith answered. ~ P al s , nrs , Lender is not to be at fibs: , ty to call in the p . ri L n • oi ll p 1 .... but th. Bo rrower time pay It 011• by ~....72:. .t . ..V _en d ... .2 may any 4 ) 3 not b i Hig 1 ---"------ - I‘, \° YAI Highness the :P,RINC I: K . F.O IiNT.. liR c "'" , YAL LLTTEItS P.411:N I ll' N 'V' °ARC/Vile W ARAI • \ and COLD SA- fi N4 le(i f„.. 11. ' 1 BATHS porticularly calculated . an , cl re . %0t,.- . -ti„,, . r -r the use of Ho t s hots l i oktr h 0 4 '4. and Counts' P ' -Hotels, and Private i rm . They y morbe, fixed in Dressing k a eltlit' et l ii, an Y outer situation, Yt and ran be heated w . hc i n d tt ,t!filft,L a i verY short tinte, Maybe seen in UsFt.lt rt ,,,.` 4 _,, , ,ure,, ‘ ",''o only by the Patentees, A rigArong and . roi KAKI VI tx t .N, u ctn. st reet , Lincoln's-Inn-fields , 1 . 0 " ( . 1 r: , - 11: t ett .-4, ve and fashiona'ole assortment of ftegist- A f? I . l i r a a g C 4% 14 , in Steel,' Bronze,. and lapan ci t i m u i c e n fL . a: , i t i r ins, ktftk h rtlt Flue Stoves, for warming Otte cHl k, ;and l• ' B 1 - Win's ' .AlSo an improved . ~..„ ...,...,z rz lt lile n s i A ti f i l,,ratus, 1,4 1. f1i w t il l i icias .b t, boil, bake, and steani, Pl'ti, n ,, '.....-.........--:-.......- -- ''L'4DUCTORS of this ,MENTOII7 MA h,CAziNt. e , lim it; ~, a nx i ous that the Public .i s o li t o.i t h il i o; p „ o u s g s i e t s ly s 1.1,,tr , t 4 ,- (I .Y 01 4 ppreciAting the value, an ti n ,,. 0 F. TV N., b,._rt'•; ‘ , l , ill the basis i•icli the N.l EN i . 4-44111,:til'e6su,,n,d_ed. , are (te t e U l l l t il i V I I e ' ll that ee t h.c..Suibrescsriupbtrc triisi clue rs, tr ovel. till may, at the acrd I E lit tt NM 1 ; , 7 lanuary, 1 . 3/3; end the l'irst Number of Wished in . lannurY ilut‘ t hcro w . " t " 4l Wurk wilt L ''' P" Ito the •Share 4. t 4 N , 111 be twelve months alloivet Plan, which, qtki l „ vtolint the - solidity and UtilitYot a ' ,_ c., ~ 4 e Ptiot- II tile. Principles ut Equity and froth, pre. , , ' ist, to' b lli e l 4 tt iloventent and profit, not betore kno , vn _to ~ • , cll. 111 - !' t te 4a ile Fathers ot Families most particuloi iy ,, .. 'l tir .. ( : l l Ito-. ail equal benefit to the minds and tor tunks ol , i, .. 4 .• r i .4.01 . . O'iir e ' l g r iiyett Receipts, to secure Shares, a re note . "ready 1,,..ti e N,. ! at th e kientor , 0 ma , L g. I v)-Ipailioes,vicatitueb;ss. a6r1.11d., 11 41141) Ctile' S „ ti , b . s Fribers also nl4 obtain .4 b 4 I , °Mine. 0 1) . 4 41 ‘V rt S Published, price 25,C.1. continued anutla,lty, MATHEMALICA.t. r kt lA N , (, EN TLE NI AN'S • oi i f tit g An. '31() the i9N. fur 11312, bong .No. XV. : con , . s pr . 0. , h il ' h i l 4, k last year's Questions, Stc. witli,new . oim o . _ . r ltil c , - , o t . s ti ,n,s s wertd in the nekt Nuinher, 4sncluding rigi. 1%,, 1'11441 Pavers and tlotgill Lxtrdc / .‘ =ii ii...h.t.Aii , is, seitAtAs. BR Ukohb,' arc. ' 8 f 4 E l lt• STEERS'S 0 1 , 013 E LDO G r F in . . 114 the c Pertor „rote of - Sprains, Bruises, to air Other exteinal apyliCalions in & ; as Guilt,kle Ci; 4l ,l)sQr N umbuess and in RptirocuitiliolAtiinsglnLii re - u c ia i t id i 1 v i .t lY to ' llO l, when in a p rill tic state. lt is the best e_ 4.. 4 , or t (1 ..-_-,dblains, if 'd - t:sol Y ved in . a spocii i i iiiaiipl it i b e l d d 1 4 1 ; o ; , the rinh a pledget of . tint ?welt moistened. w ith ., i t, eryc i t , l .tt:,,k,77.Jigrt uthttcd.• It is likew.ise of adlurabk, 5 le . sleft, - meinti and local Complaints to which Horses. an t O vid ' 041 tt..,ti t. Y., b Y F. Newbery and Sons, No. 4s, St: Paul's k nib . " r u. four daors from the earner ut (..luropsioe , i li ktie - e t , I riCe zs. 9 ( 1 4 Bottle : and, by ar.pointmcnt, by to t , l - 4 , 11 0 ,' •;. Oxter . d.st Net ~ il k. Bond- strut; ; - aw ins, Old, Oil, . borne ', iiiiffiS. Ludgoe-street ; and Clarke, 1144 4 4 .the r „ - ~ • - . 1 44 ,,,,..-; v e il i t ir. lle t wo!ds '4. F. Ncwbery, No. . ( . 4,i St. Paul's," i .•. Isle Dumps. ' •. , , : .. • - THE S TLHURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1811. . • , - This Day was published, In Two Volumes, canto. price I4s. boara, • The Second Edition of • • THE CURS.E of KEHAMA,:a Poem. By ROBERT SOUTHEY. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-row, and 5 I, New Bond-strect. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, Poems, 2 viols, las. Thalaba, 7. vols. iv. Metrical 'Pales, Ss. 6d. Specimens of the later'English' Poets, 3 vols. 31s. 6d. History of the Brazils 41.0. 21. is. Palmerin of . England, 4 vols. 2 Es. Letters brazils, Spain . and Portugal, 2 vols—tos. 6d.. .Chronicle of.e.h.; 410...11. 155. s tew Editions of Nladoe and loan of Arc are nearly ready. .• FOX HOUNDS. • TO 11E.DISP,OSED OF EY PRIVATE CONTRACT, Either together ofseparate, • Complete. PACK of FOX 'HOUNDS) and Eighteen Horses belonging to the Hunt. The Pur chaser may also take to 'the country, which is very exten sive and full of Foxes. Address by letter, post-paid, to I. Douglas, Esq. Or- tnond-House. Chelsea. • N.H. A Mansion-house, with Kennel, Stabling for thirty Horses, Coach-Euuses, tee. 'way be had in the centre of the Hunt. ..•CUNIBERLAND. . . TO BE SOLD RY PRI vATE CONTRACT, ALL :that ,;Capititlii , M ANSION- HOUSE BSI ATE, called BAR - ROCK LODGE, in. the County Of Cumberland, adjoining the high mad.lrom Pen to seven miles distant trout the latter, and eleven from the turiner; contain - ng y,o,Acres or there abouts (exclusive of , the. share. of Common: jet to y be re ceived), of most valuable M eadow, A rable, and asture • Land, within a.lting' Felice, well watered and most beauti fully wooded, ,apd iv most perfe4\condition ; ihe.ltiver Petterelt miming throngh it for ne:.r two miles (one of the best Trout Streams, in- Ole North ot EttAl.iudi t .aniton Nhich is a capital Mill lately rebuilt, as is the Dwelling-house ad_ joining. The annuaLvalue of 2 the - Estate is. 180,31.• or there abouts ; and %%•ieti the toll allotment of Cottution is added to it by the COmmissidners now diViding.ttigleWood:Puteat, the value of it . !'s cumputtAt to amount . to above ,zoool. per annum. Such an itOprovaiiie Estate is seldont:olleted to.f ale, and is well worth the attention of any Nobleman or Gentleman inclined to - layout .Land. "'lit House is in com plete condition to rece)ve a Family immediately. For further intormmion and particulars apply' to Messrs. Kinderley, aotl Dotnville, Lincoln's-inn, with whom a Map and Plan of the Estate are lodged; and to .Mess4.lo.loutoidy, and talcs, Carlioe. . • ,„ • ESTATE. 1.011 SALE • ' t '5 , - Upbet Price under Twenty Y ear s Purchase. TO BE SOLD, Within the kftqat E zdange 'Co tOe- house, Edinburgh, on Mout;y, the tBth day at January, 18tz, , at Twu o'c.:lock, • by Ptoalic Reup, - • • .1.11. 4 ., LANDS, of EASTER and WESTER 1. PRESS, lying in' the Parish of Gildingham, and Shire of Berwick, as morepattictilarly described in former Adver ttsements,,wit*4 a.Freehold qtlAttiealwn• • • These Lands consist of abotit 6;30 Acres, all Arable, in closed and subdivided, exclusive of the Ground under Plait rations. • The•greater part of them ate tit fur 'raising Wheat, and ajarge proportion is well adapted for the Turnip Hus bandry. Then; are 49 Acres of thriving PR! 1111i1. • hings of iminedrately tiseful to fhe-property, the greater part being twelve. years 01d... There...is:LA(l9d steading of Oflicep, with 'Threshing Machinery, - moved by water, centrically situated for the whole property ; besides whivh, there is a commodious' Mansion flouse; and large -Couriast Offices, at present used as-the Press Inn, one Of the regular stages on the London road, and let about two years ago.A,a progressive rem, rising from 'so .1. to is:A. per The Lands, ex:elusive of-The Freehold qualification, were estimated by Mr. Low, of Wood , :ud, tour years ago, at a ,yearly, rent of 8011. and a price, including the Plantations, of besides 17061. for the Inn and 0 Ifiees, and the hive been more recently estimate d by a nother respeclable lodge, at a rent of 10351. and at a price, including 12251. for the Plantations, of 15,73a1. exclusive of the.. Inn and Offices, separately valued at a fourteen - years putchase of- their' pre sent rent. • The Whole will now be exposed at the low upset price of 17,5 'el. ,with 001, 'fir the separate • Freehold qualification, 'making IS,ocot. fir the whole. . • ' The sum' paidfor Minister's stipend is, on an average of years, only abs. 6d. 'l'lle Land Tax has been redeemed, and any other burdens are mere trifles. A Purchaser may have immediate access -to the natural possession of nearly the whole Property, the, greater part having been under the management of the Proprietor for se. vend years, so that Upon the whole, a more inivantageous opportunity for. the investment of money has rarely oc curred. For further particulars a pplicatiol may be made to Robeit Accomptant, No. 9. Hows-street or Messrs. Thompson and Fleming. W rit.2rs to he Signet. No. 8, -South Frederick-street, EdinbUrgh; or to William Cunningiume, Writer, Dome. . ----- ADVICE. , • . Nx7HEN Men of Education and professional V N skill use persevesing entteavours to discover the most :safe and COI tam method of treating a lew prey, ailing Diseases, the successful result of their exprience is the best proof of s t ipertority. Messrs. •GOSS and Co. Surgeons, have been indoeed to Make the Cure of the following the object of the r paint - War study, viz. a certain Disorder. frequently contracted in a Mo ment of intoxication., ind lts concomitants, Stridures and Gleetsi• which, by au unproved plan. arc speedily and cat:- Wally cured ; _kis s a lsa debility, whether arising front Baccha nalian Indulgences,' long residencetvartil CIIIMItCS, Or 4 secret Solitary + too of ten unhappily pursued , by the Youth of both Sexes, in the one causing Sterility or Barren. %less, and in the other a umerous train of Ni o rvus Diseases, which, if nbt timelyromendied, terminate i I rt , potence Consumlition. , In that tlis./eSSOIA state of Debility or Defi ciency, whether the Consetitience ot such bane . ful I labits. or arising front any other cause, by which the powers of the Constitution become enteefiled, as regularly educated Sur geons of London, they otter a him, sate, anti ppetily Kestora• non to sound and vigorous llealt h., • • • The result ut a tong aw l extensive practice bas enabled them,. by a superior method, to remove without subj the Patient to %w here restraint iti diet orexercise; awl in re. cent eases,- Whete an C3rly iippllCatiOtl IS made on discovery of the I ufectioo, they fretitientlnierforni a Cure in the tmort space of two days. The unittecedented success of their mode off rea tinprit (which Ito never heen 14110 .VII tg.fail no ne sin. gle instance - in a practice of t 5 years, timing wih period many thousand persons of hn It s:xes have been cured, 'even after severe and injurious int:hods hat i beet' pursued by other 'Practitioners without end), indeces tne.it to thus publicly oiler their advice. , .. .. . rofessi Messrs. GOSS and Cr.. exclusively png the Cure of these particular complaints, in order - that - they. may not be opuked by a mistaken low, with the obloquy so justly attached to the ignorant L minim:, think it but justice to i item selves to state, that tii:y nav: been properly educated anti . initiated into every. hranini of the profession (certilitateit of 1 which, trom dillifierttliospitals, awl testimonintS-shOin t lIC mast eminent l'ltisicians, they have to convince any mousier) t h ee, he success fesntliirom their zngesvours !list lIIMICeti tem to quit the practice ng of the generol Practitioner, awl they presume [hat . their pretensions constitute a fair ground for the unpracedentLXl confidenee with Which they have, by tit Pub lic, been so liberally honoured; . -', , Patients 111 the country are rentrested to state the paiticu, Lint of their case, age, and in 3ilii er of living, inelosing *Bank Nide," ler 'advitle 'and 'medicines, and the same will be for.: Warded to any part of the kingdo,,n. -,.. • . GO iS and Cu. Surgeon s, No. I - 3, Bouverig.strect i'letti - .. street.. • . k'ICTUA IA" G. 0 PPR: E, I a€mhr 8, IF t . THE COMMISSIONERSfor PICTUALLIIVG His MAJESTY'S NAVY `do beret) , gr::e Notice, That on Friday the 2.9tb inst. they be ready ti "recdzie ,Tenders in' Writiffg, (sealed up), and treat :rth quantities ,sand Spanilb RED WINE as th'i relpetlive nterebants an ; ' de,Vers tbrrein may think proper to Offer ; to bt4l(. l :it'a 10 .e warrato of Twelve Montbs;lo be delivered fcce:ol Customs and excise Da: ties, one.half tbrreif between the Ist Januaty and next, and the other half between the .t6tb hprll and !hood? jaw Id iato his Majetty's Vianahing Stores at ,Deptford, Parts. month, and Plymouth ; and to be pdid jar by Bill:, tayable,. with Interest, Nitteor Days alio - date. The. Condition: of the Conirat? may be seex at the. Seercta , y's Office. . No regard will broad to a'y Tender 1X which the I', ice shall irot Ge fmserted in words di length, nor that :ball 'not be delirered to the Blood beine Otte "O'el , ,ek on' the,aid Friday, tie 2 9 th nor rosiest i c Perion wl' 01;tkis the. Tender, e.r come l'erson sa his Griiatf,' attends, if; 'when cated f.r. ricTU.eiy../M.;,(.) PTA: .4\d' tv! , e , 15, ISII. 'THE CO .IIAITISSJO ER Slor 1/1 Cl L./.: A'.o •AlelyEsl:i . ?5, 4 4 1111' Y d 9 berOy give: I\ltice, :Tha l • 'on Feli y "Nit il'el9flA intl. they It'll be', ready 14 tteciue Ten ders in writing, , (sealed sip), ami treat jot ;the tuppiy c t i Itibat It UM ;may: ix demanded pa. the sue of ilia stfajcsty's T rasps at the 1, land of-Grenitia t ;ftir Twelve Arinihs certain, and. fk'ther, SA. Mina's v.arning shall , he giVen on eliter side,. finelhe tcrmimati.' , n the , e6l. -• .k by Bills payable, fad , Interest, Nine!, 'DaYs after date 7 'The condition if the CoittraEl may be sten at the See' nay's Office, 4`.' regard will be had to any Tender in which the Price shall n4br: inserted in wo,ds at length;' or that :shall not be delivered to the &ardhe lore Oar o'clock on the tai,l,Fridqy, the 29th 7,111. 72:.T 114(51 the Person wtio makes the.render, or Person on his behalf, attends, to answer wbencalled for. Each Tender insist also be accompanied by a Letter .egned two responstblePerems engaging to beccnse bound with, the Pr4ql' tendering,". in. the Penal 4tent of•tsl. pet cent. 04 the amount of be . probahle annual tit ppty for the .ha perlormanee.ol the 1 ICI.I/ILLING-UFFICE, • , l'§lll4iii6er 19, tart. HE CO.l/111SSIONE1Vo' VICTUALLING His 111.17EVTP.S. NAT'Ydo hereby give Nolte, That Afri. Talky :I& 21.1 iitst they tvill be. ready to receive Tenders. pr writ ig, (traksi; up) end. treat Ica. Twelie Hundred Thu:sand 140SDSVINE cr BILOW N WILLOW RODS (not less than Forty.eighl hairs it:length ),fitfor making Cr.opers Twigs; to be an twerable to Sainyei to' tre'Oroduced lash the Tenders, -which San :tits are not so consist (lies: than Five Hundred each, tolidelivesed by the 30th sgti, in equal . 1 11,,sithl): proper- Pao Nis Majesty's. Pi - ern:wiling Stores at Dett,l6rd ; and to be taid for hi Bills, payable ivith.lnterest, Ninety Days of er date. ' l l he Conditions of the crattraß Ge seen at the Secreta9's Office. Tender 1 , 1:d le's quantity than One Hundred Thousand Rods will be admitted,nw will regard be bad to any fn which , the .I"r'ice shall not be inserted in nosra's ,it Is-ngth, or-that nta delivered to the Board ,b‘fore One on , the „said frid,iy she 22d instant, nor unless' thcPerson svho makes the, Tender, or some Person on kir Behalf, attends, to answer when called.lo PICI Nev. ze, a Tri E COI.II.IIIISSIO4YERSIor VICTUALLING mAyEsn".s NAY Y do here4ygiVe Notite, 71.. at an Ftiday,*tbe 2911) instant, tbcyniqll be ready to 7eceire Tendert, in writing ( rfaled 4), and treat for the :a e of the SAW DUST, Inalt,erd iv his Majesty's Cooperage at Pep ford, fir one „rear cet rain, front the date of the Contract ; and 'l, O -tber, until Once months warning shall be given /or the ter mination thereof,. , . , • Ibe Conditio'i: of the Couteeta may be seen at the see, elates Office. - No reg;trd will be had to any Tender in nada. the Pare :b..11 'NI he inserted' in wards at length, or that shall nvt de. livered to • the 'Board . Wore One o'Clock on the' said - Frikr, the 296 in tart, nor unlerr•the Person' who makes the Tender, ci sane Pelson *n hit behalf, attends e itia anitvet o Lea called 1.4-• FOR Tall: W.: NEI; IT OF THE nnd S. GODBOLD, Proprietors of the VE. . G F IAH i. r 'BA I.SA M, have the honour to inform the Public, that through the recommendation at the Right Ito!), Lohl Viscount Maley and Ward, and others of the Nobility,.Clergy, And Gentry, in various parts of the Coun7 try, who: have taken into.‘onsitteration 016 Illialber of dis• tressed k'nor til.d the annually in Consumptions, and their being :excluded the benefit 'of this tylediune from its very high price, which is allowed . by the Physicians to be the only efficacious remedy to be depended upon for this Disor* tier, the . Priaprietors have adopted these most Noble !w -him:west humane suggestions, planting the .Vegetable 11.1 1. suin in the hands of one respectable Vender .in every City and Town in the United Kingdbin, that the Poor may r:.u p the benefit of it at cost price; .and they areatow sendoi.; it to each Vender for that purpose, with billS to make it known where they are to apply fur this charity, as well as the Nurrietors, No. 3,. Vloonisbury: square, and at Bacon and Co. 0 x ford •st reel, London. . THE!, P 14:ANC's A I r. DR. NORP.IS's FEN DROPS, T"' ex,:„rietice more than hall a century ha; sri fully eitabliLlied the reputation lii this iiivaluable (Wolk:nye, tlhit It 4 ROW 1.111114Cei.43ry tat cspai 'tate cqt its on_ caey in every species of l'ever, particularty tile Scarlet atil Typhus Fever, also the Yellow or Putrid revers the,' Kaye never been . known to fail, whertaitininistered agreeable rettion i k'f)X, l'oething, .an , l tip,t Diaorilo - s incident to k:ltihlren tliey arc an infallible renicily the decays •ittri citiettmforts of itdvanced life are unct,:i inune4i4w influence, they immetliAtely stop -the . plutre,,s a tresh Cold, and are particulitrly ;adapted aait littblol3- t , Ve. a . The I"aibily'l3ottle,; , l:s. soli at the 1)o1ot's lionie, No, 29, LoWer.itroOk;st,reoti GfeWettor•tiOntre, where orders for exportation iirr. duly eXectak Sinai le.r liut.t.ks.,3 is.' awl a,. 91, wh-lebale and retail, :it ll.icon'st ; Ah d by 1110 St ieSpett3ble 111 TOV.ll“ifat Uoitntry. AA'Notilr.NOßl4.lS'4l.:deboieil A N . 11.1311110 1 .1S P 11. I.S, with atpfilp piredinna, 2s, the: PDX. Wove that the words k i r botpas Moo( e': are en *al on the Qov,:rn. merit st amp; 'no °then iqe orcar tie vo nine. 1 • 4 c. 0 ,4 . . fr:• 1 0 • V ; # .1!!!11 I' 4 (i.• .- is ; I t i; idt , :„, b , ~ ~ , , 1 . ~ • ..- \; t . .t.:.. . • ".t . r . , i si 4i ~. , P. , , .4 )1 • / Witt . - 4,7 r A i ' V i 4111116 - ' ib, . .7.4 . 9 r ajill kl ri • - . [PRICE SIXPENCE lIALPPENNY. Or. FOTIIERqII.'S FEMALE PILLS; ffifiTS et-lel:Slated Medicine has been long known 1 fur its intlitlible etlicacy'lirrern.:virig Formle obitrut tionsomd,er which the sex are-so apt to Sittfir at an eariY pc.; riod of life, and before the Female Conglftttiati is entirely tiirfned. The same disease it is well known al ays place after are age of torty; the use of DR. r . 0 'l'll la PS F OM LE PI LES tbo molt(' to the irtiMtst every Female at thesetwo pe.ioels, when `girl is p4riting ou toWards womanhood, and to a variel* of dist.irders from abstruCtions ; and afterwards towards the turn of lite, wlicp,..the habit of every wirthan tin. dergoet a change. In that.. species ,ot disottlerpsliod Green Sickneis. Which is denoted by sickly, c9initenaocc, and prbetteds front a general Melaka ton of the syStern, at rend ed with a, lassitude:and wantntr*lirtation to move, Dr. l'o thergil's Female Pill 3 area most sovereign remedy ; .they amend the appetite, correct the vitiated state of the stomach and digestive organs, where there is inclination for erKiig chalk anti the most unhealthy trash, and where, IfJtll the indolence at'. the patient, dropsical Sympt Ails arc pt to arise. Tliey• remove NerVous Head.ache and Giddiness, Shortness of breath and Palpitation .of the licart, and aII the other train of disorders which are conneetel with the atsove 'complaints. To married women they .ire 10) less he. nefieiat; they invigorate the constitution, give tone and firm. ness,to the liabit and are the oest.restorative where the we. Weakened by bad Lying.in, her health impaired by too long Snckling, or where she has been subjedt to fre t went Miscarri,otio: ' 16 all these Initiations, Dr. Fothergii's l'e -1'111; limy, IV considered 4 5 the female ,beet:anchorof andiesoried to as a never-fin lii.g rein ! dy ,he most desperate and incurable di,e3CtV; .chic They should be in the poSslession of everrinot her :11ii goat dian of yoting,feinales, as a lemily Medicine, at all 'tilttt3 tor use. • Said at Mr, Bti/ler's, 4,'Cheapside, corner of PaternOstet • row Most Country Bookseller's and Medicine VelidO, At..as. 911, each. • ;3": 1 it.t.NOVATE 1) HEM l'H. f T Ira&ee ben too frequently the -subjea eifitor and general reprobation, that men 'destitute ofthe dect:tint s of the medical art have. ollicred t heti isel ves as c and ida res •fb r publie pat tonage tit the p . roles - sum of physic. l• or t lie p urpnats • ofdoing Justice to the re ; ifirt our atutilesatitieicperieitc c, arid to prevent ;is fmtrt being classed ainiing (hose ern pi tics w ho re iinprotiept pre,tensions , have, unfootinately.furs,)clety, been too favourably received, we beg leave to submit to the liberal and e4fighterird a faithful statement of our putsuit.4 arid ac.. mitirementS.. Aftetbiving received a regular medical educe. two as the pupils of Mc:6l . s. Urindell and trd, 'whose leaures and practice we carefully attended, as professors and surgeons of the London ti,spital.;.••We entered ourseiVes as, students.in diet justly celebrated, spholatfor medical ,acquire thentohe Royal Col lege,of Edinbkirgli, anti were instruded in the difkrent branches of anatomy, surgery, the.theory acid •practice of physic, chemistry, midwifery, botany, tlie,'&e. by those eminent prof , ssois, ,Mortro, Gregory, Mack, flentilinn, Duncan and 1( utUrtbril„ We trust we shall nut . be deemed presumptuous in Shying thtit'oUr not acquirements are not inconsiderable. Having for a loilkserfes of r yearimade V.encroal Complaint3,..enti the :y . arloyie, i li 3 : r a ses br.lsebtlity, th, itarticular 0064 Zat our studies and p it will, tree hope, be itlic4e4 that' we` have acquired superior Apo kit lekr. 9f their treatment anti ettre. lti slight. , fintilecent cases of,infeClion a perfect re.eistablishment is - completed-in toit , periekt of two slays ; and dt those of the tit:4lost veterticy,l where other practitionerstkve failed ot successa .proper perseverance in our . plan tat , treatment ensures to the patient a safe and radical cure, Amidst the melancholy variety :if disorders which are the efleCts tif .a habit long and most tinhappli); p ti r suc d b y .too youth,of.botli seies,Viere are none inure. aLirming Mute distress r,l, than those deficiencies. amt.iiebilities moll /re. queittly prevent or embitter the matrimonial state. To such , persons'it must be constipation to know that they by a hew and 411411ible Mode of treatment, he restored to , thit greatest ot alt human blessings, ,a.strong, and.vigor uus constitution. in all cases ra from wherever cause arisiiig, 'at well as in every-species of vebe:eal infe•Alotr, .we may be cuitstiltv-d by patients of either sex with the great,. est secrecy and hotiour. Ilourepf constiltatiun hottiettorn ten to three, anti itoni ti int he eVening till to at .„ I'atients' in the country are requested to state, the psrtii.i. tars ot their case, age, anti general habit of living,. Rec. in_ closing it remittance to advice and rnOrliciu c s, when theSarne st i ve n , or s ent to any part of the kiNtiotti. To ensure that seclOcy sucQsLnt ai to ottr undertakitw, the postat,e t f letters stay be added to the account for meth CliKs., C UIU 1 L and Co. Surgeons,. No. Ipp Hatton-garden. Messrs, c,:urrie arid Cu. have Certificates from the above respectable Prates:airs of London Juil Edinburgh, for the diligence skill, ands humanity', with which they p er . totaled she :hates i,issisnett their &nit,: the tirAZ urcy at. 'tendi.:(i their LeCtures anti l'rectine. =!!!!! FitENCJI PERS. • R i t • mADRID, OCT. • 19.--Geoerol Decapitaine, Cain. mandant of the foi tress of Toledo, met, on th e lath inst. the parties of Medico and. Gomez, and imme• diately,attacked diem. One, hundred dragoons of the 2i2d regiment madti a charge,,and pursued . the enemy for the space of two leagues. - Medico halted his people five or six times; but he ally by That rendered his defeat the more complete. There were taken from the rebels in this atlion AO horses, acid .57 prisoners : they had &so a considerable number killed and wounded. STROBURG; NOV. 2.—Letters from IVlentz an nounce that the arrival of the Emperor and .Empress in that city, has been postponed for some dayt but it is certain that they will arrive between the 4th and thh at November: We are as.sured that they will pass through Kaihersiantern and S , Jarburich, to go' to Metz, and thence into the interior, DEMME RELATIVE TO THE ORENCH WHO MAY TAKE REFUGE IN D'ILANQP. ALTER HAVING COD:MITTEL) A CHIME ,oN THE ; TL U OF A FOltLititi Pownit. a' Imperial Palace of Amsterdam, Od, 23, 1814 " NAPOLHON, tiCe. Ott tho-report of our Grand Judge Minister of Justice, having for the onjet to ettatit' ttt the case iu which a Frenchman have raken retitge in France after litivutg committed a crime on the ter. ritory of a Foruign Power. " Considering Articles 5, and 7 of our Code of Criminal Instruction, purporting,— " The first, that every Frenchman who ihal haveteen guilty, without the territory of Fiance, of a crime attacking the safety of the - State, eountor teiting the acal of the .State, the national rito:lq Irdvitig currency, national papers, bank bill, aut hO. oy l aw , may be proSeCuted, judged, .:and hip:lied, in France according to th 9, divot; not, of the French laws. "lAte second, every Frenchman who shall b a .,•,, A 1)0011 gin!ty, out et tln- territory of the &lo se , o f a I agatwa a Frencliai.a may, on . his . return to France, tae. }miser:wed Artidpierod in a foreign room. tr y, and it the Frenclitnan ofrettded totif pwi ik t aganlst him, consttering that the; p r e. s,, , tit question relates to CritticS Collimitte4 by a Frenchman - otit of France, and against 4 o r e l gn 6,. ‘.` That' iho, ktenchtuan accused of clot 1, ,e