The Sun. — London, England, 1804-09-27 00:00:00

'r Numbiza 3754.) THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. TO -MORROW EVENING, Sept. zB, i 504., will be aaed a Comedy, called • • SPEED THE PLOUGH. Sir Philip Biandrord, Mr. MURRAY; • Sir Abel Handy, Mr. MUN DEN ; Morringt ' on, Mr. CORY • Eub Handy, Mr. FA WC F.TT ; Henry, Mr. KLANE RT.; . 1 • Gerald, Mr. WA DDY • Farmer Asidiekl, Mr. EMERY ; Evergreen; Mr. DAVENPORT. Lady Handy, Mrs. DI BD E N ; • ' • Miss bianford. Mrs. GIBBS . ; Dame Ashtield,' Mrs. DAVENPORT; • Susan Ashrield, Mi's. H. Sl (MONS: To which wilt be added a Musical Forge t called - THE 'HIGHLAND REEL. bird of Rassy, Mr. W ADDY ; San v, Mr. INCLF DON; • M‘Gilpini -Mr. EMERY; • Captain Dash, Mr CLAREMONT ; • Serjeant lack, Mr. DARLEY; . • Crouch!, Mr. DAVENPORT; Shelty Mr. MUNDEN Charley, Mr. BEVERLEY; dun r, iisi MNI2TI".t ; Mc k vy, M-s. MARTYR. t eXes 6t. I'll G sitry Upper Callery is. Places for the boxes eo bc taken of Mr. Brattauu, at th e . tox-Otlice, in H art . i . treet. • The Doors will b.: openet at Half-past Five, and the Per• formance begin at Half-past Six. The Play of the Mountaineer's hatiing been received with bniversal applausel** brilliant and avevilowing Audience,: will be repeated, for the seemd ems, - on Monday next Odavian Mr. Kemlile. Tu which will be added (by per- Mission Of the Proprietor of the Theatre Royal in the Hay market) the Musical Farce of The Review ; or. The Wags of Windsor; Phoebe by a Young Lady being her first appear• ante on the Stage). BRITISH FIRE OFFICE, Strand and Cornhill. INSURANCE is granted by this Office on Houses; c oo d li t k neVl.ldanufaaories, Ships, and all other Vessels, m erchandise FA R Nil GSTO C K., and other Pro. Fv;il; front Lollar Damage by tire. e Dieors return their thanks to the Public for the tin. preeedented preference giVen by them to this Office. ; they are Happy to find that the Plans they have adopted for the tin. t r 9:fement in Firs I nsurances h ave given such, senenll satis r aim), and th at t h rough t h e i r exertions the Business is better ici ; tt #erslond, and its advantages rendered' more generally belie they beg to recommend .their Mode of insurance on agricultural Stock, the Premium upon which is as. 6d. per Cent. only. L Tne New Duty Oft Fire Insurance is 25. 6d. pee Cent. Ivilich takes cited on the rith day of Oaober, and alt In surances paid on o r a ft er th e sa id d a y w ill be subject thereto, according to Ad of Parliament. The Office grants Insurances for periods short of a Year, and makes good loss by Fire from Lightning. Receipts for Insurances becoming due at Michaelmas, are in the Lands of their Agents, in the principal Cities and Towns, who will deliver Proposals, with the Rates of Insurance, gratis. ROBERT SKELTON, Sec. BE PARTICULAIt AS TO Till:: ROUSg. PATENT BEDSTEADS AND TABLES. BUTLER'S Furnishing Upholstery, and Cabinet • Ware-Moms and holanufaCtory,Nos. 13 and 14 1 Cathe. nne Street. , A .large assortment of articles of the newest ! , Neatest, turd , inost &min:nit:4 Fashions, of well seasoned Inaterws, and excellent workmanship, with . sevenl,l • L Elt respetafullY relies on ttle . b,;,,,,m;scceornent , the Public, that they will lee through the paltry devices AN insinuations opposed to him and counterfeiting his arti ..ck's. It is well kairwn that Hu T a has two patents, one pr Tables, the other for Bedsteads ; the pri nc ipl e of the firstl4 l4lot:4;le to almost all kinds of Tables, and is allowed to fir'' great imor , weltient ; it renders them m o re conveni e nt Ithßouses, ai.tl - 111 , icii mere portable. Toe principlC of the er is aepheahle to Most kiwis of Bedste a ds, as tour Post,' , er n* surd and Char Beds, which latter are stitgul.tily.u s e. id in sickiless, 'atid e , ich when shut up, make a handsome,iYfuroiture nu'a /""111 D"s4l4 - d ec. 1 ) 1 , 1 , c l'oat .iitl 7 rant lit - tls g o together in all parts with tr t s : 411,1 are fixed with -much ease without the help..Of F: t i t 3 .ur Licks ur nails in tile furniture; anti are very portable.. Aril :Lot tr ki w i ; „ t the ',wove. ad,ipted for ehm tleen of the it jt ,, l Navy,G and h! ,, t alsq.potiable Chitifs. &c. trotuzett Vatent Nlaqufactures hive beipt-graciaitsfy,p4. Nome,' Y the king, Queen,. Alia Royal, foirruly, anti autl ho c 1 orders from nutillacrs ufthe NOblaity a nd Gentry, tulle s . hcv n hieltly approved tit in trie , 'Eat and West Irmirdul the merit of the Articles have thus met with fa:- fiti ent cluraiement, and for which he returns hisgrate- E;e:- t'"iiedgtnents. and cannot but notice the kind tlf. istn ursoine others, who, fix up. lirge Sign.floarcis, With his htles naine.inscrtbed, whit may help also to promote u siness, or should it he designed otherwise, he, by the of Providence, i n anu latturcs and sells his Supe. c:J°ur- post and other Beds, excellent Dining Tables, and Zu,_ilumet Articles as above, namely, Catherioe-street, Ildoors _ l l the Toots i front House, where he, has con 'loeti several and Machines for working the same, ‘5 rAlas o therwise been it considerable expellee to bring thcin ar ea utility utility and degree of pe r f e tti on at which they now to _ ,At the same . place may be had every Article for the urPletele Fu rn ishing ROUSM N. B. For Exportation. • . , . A.DvoWsoNs . IN sOMERSETslititt. TO ME SOLD BY AUCTION, At Inn, near Wells, on Saturday the 29th day of I"CPternber inst. at Two o'C lock int heAfternoon precisely, r. Pc Cpetual ADVOWSON of the RECTORY. abl°E HOLCOMBE, in - the County 'of Somerset, distant -11R,T Nine Miles from Wells, and Twelve from Bath. • . - I"s e , l 'etPetual ADVOWSON of the RECTORY of: 41C s r i TON, in the 5;01 County, of the Annual Value of 1 '. 31.4 t lllwards The present Incumbent about 39, The fe l- 1 4. 44 tittuitted in a pleasant part of the County, within a Th iles " 'Yeovil. AC k., l'enr,P,ehtutal ADVOWSON of the Valuable VICAR. .. C __,haV °I -- 6 ',,;', L .TING, in the said County ; comprizing tni., 1 "` 41 li elti(: ,4, — _,' l °ke-lane, East Cranmore„ West CranmorL, coriver.„7,e,a , i, with a good Vicarage House, Garden, and f, Qleh e i-- " ces, in goad repairuwards of Ice . Acres o .tuat v. together with a Manor •theteto betonging, ot the An-, goot3.lireorgiot. The present Incumbent upwards 9(6% tij, A .: • urbpike. Road tuns through the Parish, which is litn sanll }' situated Two Miles horn, Shepton-Mallet, Seven Fn_Vi; el ls, aial S eventeen from Bath. to 4t articulars apply to {anus Murrell, Esq:"Oxford i or "611. *naafi() and Melliar, Wells, Somerset. -....... ()Loom,i. . . 'M— n KATOPTIWN; or, DENTAL MIRROR. it. RUSPINI S URGEON. - DENTIST to Hks , to 1, 41 , . Royal Highness .the Prince of Wales, begs lea l f.c.,. loil llbt 4 innel and simple - Invention to the Public, winy h. be fa and very usetul to the di p . It is well knovvn that the human Teeth are liable t n reservation of the Tee th, o ....,s.!ein diseases, bir more ' I ' part.cu.ariy ta the accumula a tio , `;cl,ylar, which generally begins to adhere on the initt , 9 . 1 t c l . , reeth, corroding and destroying the enamel. ' Ilancc. ru, 41"1.1arediteisespriduced in the Gums and the neighbour -I.:' Parts, but the 'Feign are threatened .with Witt decay. Le.. i t ot.riviate this pernicious mischief this Machine is offered s the (Public, by the ineari of which, every individual in , I l Y as „ 1 ,1j.: 11 !eltv, --b-iith -internally and:externally ? aS .tce , :irr e }.; Kell ln " t • As thls hsvt'ti-tio n is so cPrltiocive to " '"` "% f .tat' ti 'e dl 's 11 ,t 41t ?' an d ii *,, vicg r . ,.ceived , the 2per,A) aim ~,, -I t i lt ' '. t i c ," (-: 44. mitre unt:ntstanation; Mr, RusP" Pr'Lstini,'Tt 4 ,, 11 P leeilltd gei•eraity acceptable. It is t" 1) ': ''' pi,,i , „7 ,,, i) ii., at his l•arlier's 1-I(mse (the Chevalier tru . N : 0; . :i ii : ALA ~ipp%,te vt , niije; wheie lic ii ), Y . r ,',, l'lti - ti i , : ~ :.', I t ,‘: 0 tu.htt, t ‘ t 11,.: 0,51-4440 d itiatteittltt NIL.: i " " '6'6,114v4111.g1.4rtw. r or i s li , ~-.". " r i iN ea 1F! URSDA Y,. SEPTEMBER 27 , 1304. SECOND DAY. rrHg GRAND STATE LOTTERY having commenced biawing; we take the opportunity of in forming the Public the S ECON D DArs UKAWINg will be on Saturday next, a9th September, at Coopers' Halt. . . , . The Scheme contains 3 of. 4 .26,000 I 3of 4.10000 A . 3of£ . co .7.0 No Prize less than,C. to, and only isooo ricke:s. Tickets and Shares, warranted Iii)(1, - datilcare on Sale at every Licensed Oa:v.—Only Nino Days iu draw. BY AUTHORITY OF GOVERNMENT. THE ONLY STATE.LOTtERY this Year has commenced Drawing at Coopers' II:111; which contains more Capital Priies and less Tickets than any tanner Lottery, among which are 3 Prizes or ,C. to,ooe. 3 Prizes of - io,ooo 3 Prizes of • 5,003* Itnd no Prize less than 2°l. The SECOND DAY of DRAWING will boon SATUR DAY NEXT. TICKETS and SHARES, warranted undrawn on Sale' at every Ltccused Office. ,• - - 5(1-it:ME. • 3 of ,09,,,00 are £60,609 3 • . . to,oo* - 3',000 3 - 5,003 - t 5 ,000 ' 6 . 1,000 - 6,0,0 8 :. ioo . 4. 030 20 . 1)0 . 2,000 , 40 • So . • 2,000 6,iso . 20 . 13: t rio° -- ss,ooo Tickets ‘2;o,000 • • NEXT SATURDAY will he live. Second D4y of Drawing and it is remarkable that, on the same Day last Year. HORNSBY and Co. had the pleasure ot selling, in Shares. No. 535, which was drawn a Twenty Thousand Pound P rize. A Mal WHEEL. Three Prizes of Twenty Thousand Pounds. Two Prizes of Ten Thousand Pounds. Three Prises of Five Thousand Pounds-. Five Prizes of One Thousand l'ountis. Eight Prizes of Five Hundred Pounds. 6ce. &c. 41kg. N. B. 'l 4 lclccis and Shares arc Selling, warranted undrawn, at Hornsby and Co.'s, No. 2.6, Corslhill. ANNUITYES REDEEMABLE. TEN Years Purchase will be immediately given for AN N U I TI ES undeniably secured upon Freehold, Copyhold, or long Leasehold Estates, where the parties have an absolute interest, and on which (by - reason of the pressure of the times) Money cannot be obtained upon Mortgage . . And Eight Years Purchase will , likewise be given for Annui ties for young Lives, secured 0 . 1 t h e lik e P roperty, or on Money in the Funds,' where the Parties hive only a Lite In terest, In either case, the Grantors will have the power of redeeming the same. Apply personally, or by letter, to Mr. King, at his house, No. 8, Sohn-street, Adelphi. BUCKS. In the Rural,Happy VILLAGE of TAPLOW. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By ..Mr. KIMBERLEY, (On the Premises, without Reserve) on Wednesday the ad . Day of Odober next, doe, with immediate Possession, • y-maiagt ota Dadla..l.l. D RAT. priza C E;:iiite in the 'Occupation of LoallY utpte-' tinetion ; situate in a pleasmg elevated spot, commanding rich Views, over a beautiful diversified Country, in the circle of the celebrated grand ObjeCts of Clifdeo,•and the surrounding ' Noblemen and Gedtlemens' Seats in every direetion, declining by a gentle Slope down to the Banks of the Thames, near that much aarnired enchanting retreat, the Crystal Spring, %%kb the advantage of the better part of the River tot Ang,. Hug, not to beenualled between London and oat'ord. This distinguished Situ elan, bounded and interscettai with Tower. ing Wood's, Plantations, Ever.greers, Groves, Shady Walks,, and Rides, is allowed by all Travellers and Medical Gentle. men to oe superior to any other part of the Kingdom for the speedy recovery and preservation of Health, is within One . mit e 0 1 . a Market - Town, Six from the Royal Palace and TO Nn u' Windsor, and Twenty.five tram the MetropOlis. The HOUSE is happily grated on Nature'sßrow ; the principal Apartments are judiciously planned, with Bow Wiltdows adjoining the Pleasure Ground and Paddock, with ap. elegant Temple, and Summer-seats encircled, and bor. (fetid. with flowering Shrubs and Walks, round the whole, tiCi , in their full beauty. The Premises are well fenced, the Soil is prolific, and Herbage retharkably good tor Cattle, containing 4n the whole about Seventeen Acres (be the same' reere or lest), and not subject to any Inconvenience whatever, with a neat covered way troin•the entrance Gate to the main Howe. 'The Offices are suitable, with a detacheetauedry ; .Stabling for Eight Horses, Coach-houses for Four Carriages, and' other Buildings, ter the Accommodation of a Genteel Fainily. The Premises are Well served with excellent Water, On this and the following Days will also be sold all the peat Household Furniture and Etfects ; Particulars and Ca taloguei, of which will be delivered at the Place of Sale; the Inns at Salt.hill, Maidenhead, Slough, and Windsor; at "Klinberley's, Surveyor of Estates, Appraiser, and Auc tioneer, Windsor, and at the British Imperial Hotel, Covent. ; Garden, London. —May be viewed at eny time. A person on thelpot will shew the Premises. • N.B. There are nearly Ten Years of the Lease unikpired buf, previous to the Day of Sale, the Lease and tither Parti-- :culars, with Conditions, will be produced, fully satisfaitory, and Possession may be •had in three days after the end of the Sale. • ,►.** All Letters, post-paid, will be duly gr . :ended t 0.... .HEYSHAM-HALL ESTATE, TO BE SOLD EY AUCTION, At the New Ink in 'Lancaster, nn Monday the Bth day of Odober, 1844, at Seven o'Clock in the Evening, A LL that MESSUAGJE' 'or DWELLIN6. rviouss, called HEYSHAM-HALL, with the Barns, Out-buildings, Orchards. and Gardens belonging thereto . ; and also 87 A: t R. 6 P. Statute Measure, of rich Arable, :Meadow, and Pasture Land, situate at Heysham, in the County of Lancaster, lying compaet, contiguous thereto, and *occupied therewith, and now in the possession of Jonas Mid-. dleton, as Tenant. HEYSHAM is pleasantly situated upon the Sea Shote, five mileS from the town of Lancaster, and much resorted to in the Bathing Season. Also at the same time to be , sold, in Lots,"several Closes of .Ground and Moss Dales in Ileyslidintatitresaid, .containing, by admeasurement, 88 Acres, Statute Measurement, in the possession of the said Naas Middleton anti others. Also to ha sold al the sante place, on Tuestorthe soltday of the said month of October, at Seven o'Clock in the E vett ing, all that Messuage or Dwelling-House ' called Halt! Carr, witlrthe Barns, Stable, and .oiit-buildings, Summer House, lately built ; and Garden, also lately lanced and Made, wet l'stocked with the choicest Fruit Trees, and inclos ed with a good Wall • and the sevetal Closes of Grounil ad joining t?, and oCCUpled. therewith, containing, by estima tion t 4 A. .2 R. customary meaiute, of si.!ven, mils . to the Rood, situate in the Township of Scot forth, Witlnit one mile or the town of Larwaver; and no gt the eccupatipn of Wit. liim Proacr, as Tenant . The last mentioned Prepises Ime an unlimitel rightist' Commor upon Scotforth Moor, which is very , e2teniive The, said lotus Midtitelon wilt , shew the lies ihean-aidi state.and Preanists in Heysham, the said Willi .:.o I'tO4.lr, the . Haiti 'Carr Estate; and further parrietthrs nt . .7 be ha,..t b,y, applying at the Office of Mr, fiaid..vinOolicior lit Lim , caSter, where a Plan of the Pt.: . :40 may plc sccu. Lancaster, Sept. 4, tBo4. • BATTLE Ot THE NILE. THE ENGRAVING from Mr. 'ORME's PIC. TURE of the BATTLE of the NILE, with Por. traits of the Officers, is now ready to deliver to the Sub: scribers : it completes the. Series of the Four Great Naval Vidories, by the same 'Artist ; all of which are represented Portraits of the Uficers. A Set of three Prints of the Battle and Views of the City of Aleundria-are also publishing ,by. Envy,. an ORME, His Majesty's Printseller, No. 59, New Bond street. Exeter, Wednesday, Sept. tg, 1804. Novi is published, to be sold by Cadet! and Davies; Strand, London; Trewman and Son, and other s , principal Book, sellers at Exeter; Haydon and Co. Plymouth; Hoxland, Dock. THE AVOWAL's ATTENDANT ; Link the second. The Author might yet alloy!' timself to stay longer for the more laborious polishing of a work which some may be too well disposed to call, even now, but a rough performance; but ! what would this be but to dread and flee the lashing of the inconsiderate, because, minute philosopher, to the nested of the contentbf the best in- - formed and most judicious of the board of Critics 2—but. to delay the attendance of the physician for the sake of nore of the good of study, while .patients wait for what of Medi, einet may be prepared and served up immediately-, before the last gasp 7nder better more refined preparations useics.: ? Let not those sounds be avoided as dangerotia" to be even listened to, which, if heard out most patiently, may prove no less good hearing than that of the news of the victory of the conquest of the last enemy whicbiliall be destroyed : the last, because the greatest ; the greatest, because the head of heads of all the other enemies of human happiness, con. federate, embodied, and concentrated in the field of the en gagement of the first and last of battles. The Author holdeth no one to be unsafe or without the prosped of salvation, merely because as yet he be hi error ; tint only hint to be unsafe who either refuseth to be inform et!, or who being informed and convinced of sin, refuseth re formation. He clanneth the protedlion of a Toleration-act, because he is peaceable, as a subjeel at the civil Government, or as a member of the tion.estahiished vut or the Constitu tion of the realm of England, his. most dear, native Country ; attempting no conversions, expecting no encouragement, but upOn tin, terms of a religious consistency with the prayer of the petitions—God save the King, and God send peace and pienty;pre-eminence among the nations, in greatuirss as in. virtue to the Islands of Britannia. NAVIGABLE CANAL PROPERTY, CITY of CO. VENTRY STREET BONDS, COPPER MINE, EAST INDIA DOCK, and GLOBE SHARES.— MONTHLY - SALE'. By Mr. SCOTT, On Friday, sth of Odober, at Twelve o'.Clock, at Garra way's Change.allev, THREE 'CITY of COVENTRY STREET BONDS of t•sl. each, bearing Five per Cent. In.. terest, well secured and regularly. paid. ,SHARES in the GRAND JUNCTION, DUDLEY, and the WORCESTER and 131 RM INGHAM Navigations. CROWICIetALE COPPER MINE, near Tavistikk, in Dettbushire--One Sixty-fourth Share in this very prosiudive. Concern. WHEAT SURPRIZE COPPER. MINE—One Share. TAVISTOCK MINING CANAL—One Share. EAST INDIA DOCKS—Three Subscription Shares of tool. each, 701. per Ccnt. paid, bearing a present Interest of Five per Cent. allowed to divide Ten per Cent. GLOBE INSURANCE—aOOOI. Subscription, soh per Cent. paid, bearins . a present Interest of Five per Cent. ex pected to be benetictal. Particulars at Hatche.tt's Hotel, Piccadilly; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Scott, New Bridge-street. SECURITY TO THE PUBLIC. MO prevent Fraud, the Hon. the Commissioners -IL of His Majesty's Stamp tlx ,, e have granted perms a..4o t o 14-4. 4 „,,,,-To have his tame in fult icugslt inserted on the Stamps of his Medicines. viz. %Vin. Brodurn,. No. 9, Albion street, Blackfriersi.road, to imitate which is felony. The Medicines are not genuine unless* the above name is on the Stamps. A certain Preventive of many Disorders.—Nothing be. ing inure wanting at this season of the year than a purifier of the blood. that will effectually eradicate those eruptions which now generally make their appearance on those who are affticled with a Scorbutic Complaint, it is with infinite pleasure we announce the success that has attended the administration of the Botanical Symp. Another motive nor us to present this Address to the Public is, the knowledge that it the Botanical Syrup is taken in time, it will prevent those severe .fits of illness which always prevail 411-01r1Vt Midi, the -ensuing nvinths; The Botanical Syrup effea ually 'cures Evils,C4lncers, Leprosy. and Scrophitlons Complaints. The many thousand cures pettermed by this invaluable Me dicine maybe readily seen in the London and Bath Papers. The Botanical Syrup . and Restorative Nervous Cordial to be had at the House, No. q, Albion-street, Blacktriars'. road. - _ . N. B.—A. D. Swinton, the Proprietor (Son of Dr. Sw t t - TON, Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians, London), my be consulted front ten till three, or by letter, conwining the usual Fee. .A Five Guinea Bottle cont.tins Six at 225. DISEASES of the URE TURA, and Uertain CUM. PLAINTS. AS S ole l Proprietor of -I)ARAN's celebrated . NDJCATED BOUGI ES and REMEDIES, Mr. DUfOU ft informs the- Public, that he may, as usual, be consulted daily Irons nine to three, At his House, No. S 4, Frith-street, Soho, on Cases of :Stridures 0 bstruCtions Gleets, &e. &c: as well as Debility, and ever/Disorder where Secrecy is SO essential a requisite, that Mr. .1.. 1 has provided a spacious, House,: hat every Patient may be introduced in a separate Apartirlent. Mr. D. has tbr many years confined himself to that department of Surgery, and train extepsive Prsetiee, and the most flattering success, he, is enabled to offer a method of Cure, mild, efficacious, requiring no con. finement or restraint in dit, anti preventing the possibility i w a relapse... Persons in the Country stating-their cases rally in a Letter, enclosing .a IL or al. Note, will have proper remedies sent to the amount., • For the various syluptoins i Ske. see Mr Dufour's Treatise en the above Complaints, Price as. 64. the gth edition. . No. 29, Arundel.street, Sept. 13, iBO4, OR Eleven Years I have relinquished all other .11; . Pr..dice for the Treatmant of Venereal Complaints, and the.curt ottbo.e deficiencies which ars the consequences of a deslrUdive habit. - The undoithted crialifications which I possess, as a Mem. ber of the Royal College of Surgeons, formerly a Surgeon in the Army, and the extent of my experience in this peculiar line; constitute my claim to that stiperiority, which cannot be attained by the illiterate, or even by the most respettable general Practitioner, whose mind is harassed by attention to an immense variety of Disorders. The very ainguAr complaints of Disease and Debility, in which from every part of the world' I have be:m consulted, , must. have coiisidcrably conduced to - my peered comprehen. sian of the-most complicated Cases. If Diseases arise from the indiscretion of art unguardcd mo. ment, and it' such Cates of distressfol disarrangement do exist, as those which are tho.eonseOuences or an habitual vice, can any Man assume a better title; to treat them. than , a iev.ular Sargcon, resigning all Other Prailicc.fuethe Treat.. ment of these, and concentrating Ns-attention and studies to this paiticular point . - In recent Cases _Of Infealon ! • tin, all P Mingo', and Dis. tress may be iivaided i awl in the first sensations. Or local,. Wealate.s, much future misery may be pievedied, by .such means of re.aiiimittion as will retort health and, strength ta the Constitution, Throultb, tiworisitlenite neAlca the slightest gases became ‘inipoitotit, but it is th e 1 cs—ittiive exp,criettge in this Vine m give< a safe .Ithi rysturitticm, oett when other Pridttitthers have failed . Tht: tcriiks at retnts;j:::;.l::l7gpr.ci)ely staid on the first, interview, but nu letteri are answered unlesb 4 ritnit Note is irwiubed. MAkTIN BREE, Member of the ito-.41 ‘:ullege ~1 Surgeons in London: No, 20. Arumtol.strect, straritl,- nut Tortip . . t s ; .111 c 0 - is to additiyrwa entr.ni‘cin NY4toz.littv.t, adjoininigi :17 , i;"11 *t. . .' 'El • jt - , 44 ,„ • rOateE SIXPENCF /IRMY CO NT.RdICTS Coannirraty-GentraPr..office; , N o . 3 ;, C-tvat George...street, Sept. 26, 1804. NOTICE it hereby given to 411 Persons desirous - of Contraeling to Supply I.IRE4Dto the Tr cps in itar each and eaarters in the.Courriier of Kent and Sarsex (the literies to contriterrce on and for the 2stb Day of o.soher, next) that 1 3 ropoials in writing, sealed rtis, ! and ;teas-led " Tender for Army Supplias," will he recellia at this Offer, on or before the 3d day •of said Month of Wirier (but none Will Je craved after Twelve o'Clock on that day), and if rent by Port, the Postage to he paid. PrJposals newt be wade separately for each Couvty, and. the Names of two good .ffuretiel, with their Places of Residence, west be inserted at tbefoot thereof r and no Tender will be noicrd an lea the Party or Agra: call at this. Difire on the jollc.wing to know the dichioa.llerion. Particulars of the CostraSis ntar'be bbd iopen 'application at Ibis Office, beitween the than of Teo andanal Farr.: EAST INDIA HOUSE, Septen44 tq r lecut. rr HE COM.IOI:TEE- qf . SHIPP. I.vo ike - 11 - UNITED COMPA,IM,II. tE.M7:HIN:I s of LRIVD 1! - «,..1ing so the East Win, do berf4y That :4c Co...twitter tall 'be ready so receive Proporah In writing (sealed iv, on or belie Weduesd.o ;d &Litt. nt I , from 1::ch Perron was lettry he willheg to supply the Compartj. Irish Anchors and Grapna ; ' Canvas • wedisii Iron, British Iron, • Fitch and Tar, apd . Steel. Aid tithe the Coiiiiiites of the Coronas gray it terr export w~pdi•. cation to Mr, Jame, Colgan, Clerk to the- Judd wit 4, win," the Propotals must 4e left before T2urii e o'Cloel a 1 Noe on the raid 3d ()advt . , beyond suidcb hoar the Comen:ttee will not ? receive any Tender. EAST INDIA ROUSE, Sept. 26, 1.. 4 . r r CIE COURT of DI RECTORS of uNirffii COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENULAND tr.fding' to the East Indies, do hereby give That a Genera! Court of she said Compd.!, will he held at their !butt in 4,eadenball-serer}, art .I..ridiy the jth Day i t f ORaher next, fig»: Eleven o'Clock. is the Forenoon until Six in the Even.'s ing, to Balla .an the fidlowing Cuettion, viz, " That Mr. James Henry Casainaijor be permittei xo return to Madras with his; Rau. in the Cumpisny's Service ?" In order to determine iy such Ballot, whether three tarts la fare o f the Proprigou prereat at such General Conn consent , that Ike said Mr. Inner Harry Caramaijar be permitted to return with hie . Rank in toe L'Arrtaqy's Service. JVILLIA4f RAMS.4Y, sa. HEUMATISMS, Palsies, and Gouty MET: IN. dons, with their usual soncomitants, Spasm, or fly. lug Pains, flatulsncy, Indigestion, and general Debility.. (originating in whatever sourcei, are relieved and frequ ent ly rued by WIIITNUE .ESSIENCE of MUS'I'ARU ?ILLS, afttr i eVe!,v other means had failed. The FLUID ESSENCE of MUSTARD (used with the Pills in those Complaints where necessary), is perhaps MO most adive, penetrating, and effeaual Remedy in the world. curing the severest SPRAINS and BRUISES, in less than halt the time Usually taken by Opudeldock, A rquebusade, or any other Liniment or Embrotation ; and itused immediately after any accident, it prevents the part turning black. It is prepared and sold at as. gd. each box or bottle, . by R. • Johnston, Apothecary, No. is, Greek-street, S oho, . London. 7 1'o T. 'LAY LUit, Surgeon, No. 9, New Bridge-street, ' London. • , eta, Edinburgh, May a, 1 8 00 . • •Ille'Spfing of 1794 I .was aflliaed with a . • venereal Complaint; which. I treated with indiff;:r eneefor five months; but was then 'obliged to apply to a regular Physician, who put: a temporary stop to the viru. lenec of .the Disease (by mercurial applicationsi for scone time; but growing, in spite of all medicine and he advice of the first Gentlemen of the 'Faculty here, worse and worse for twoycatS, I was 'reduced to a state almost un paralleled and beyond description, being ,an eIItICC leper, and ulcerated front head to tbot.—My head, throat mouth, nose, legs, arma,• See. have - been alternately 'in r anger ut b ecom i ng useless; in short, I have. had from twenty to thirty eating ulcers on my body, and nearly totally: de. priied of sight..:--lt would be voluminous to particula.: me all my case—suffice it to say, there nev er w a s , or ever will be, one of a snore dangerous,. or .or a more comp'', catednature. 1 was long-looked, tipoh 'by My friends, and imagiiicd myself, beyond all hopes of recovery ; a nd, in deed-, i n my then condition, death was preferable to my more than miserable state. In this dp!adful situation- did t d rag a most miserable existence,. till Divine Crovidence threw in my Way a Newspaper containing the case a a. Mr. 11. of Plymouth —my friends read it, t could not.--I sent and procured - some of your LEAK E's PATENT I) I LLS, which, by using from time to time, inn now, and h ave ' long been, (after more than four .years indescribable distress.), Ma. good a state of health as ever 1 enjoyed as a proof (it this, 1 had a tine, thriving, healthy child, born to • me a few months 'ago. In gratitude to Cod, and in hopes of rendering my fellow-creattile service, 1 request you to publls4sthis; and yOu may at any time refer persons who w i s h whe satisfied of 'llw truth, of this, or further part). • eti tare,,,.to me or my friends, by letter or person.- . • As tew cases for badness will ever equali mine, and none exceed; t, I. hive from experience every reason to assure mankipd, that in your LEAKE's 1'11.1.S they will find a sure, speedy, .sate, and radical cure, tin tiia• most dread. ful stage of . the Venereal Disease, which .is :anal a Coif. tsautc.Luts. T. * 14.surrnountable family reasons prevent making my name, and aUdreis public ; • hut creditable: persons rurally wanung information may also he referred to :Ile and my trionil4 by Mrs. S. Clark, itarnsay-Cardens, Edinburgh. Prepared and Sold by, tne Sole Proprietor T. I A'sLOk, Member of the . 11tiyal 7 College of Surgeon, in London, at his house, No. e% , New Lriu. , ,e-street, Whore he wilt give Advice without a tee, to persani tak. ing these rills, and will answcr patients letters, if post. pad, on the tone terms, observing in all cases the most inviolable secrecy, no Iter;ion'it name or case leaving been menltoned, but their own particular request, by the Pm. prictar, during the course of inure thin tiiirty.six years, that he has hid the conducting of an extziisive sale of the above Medicine, and the practice arising theretrom. They are 44(1 'Sold by. his Appoit:tmcnt, ;or the t ; Onve. nierwc :of thaw 4t ":1 distance' " by Mr. Ilaxier, Solort-britlee,' Edinburgh Ut.ts. • gow, towhom alsO Mr. T.. refer: !tn. his a,id.-e s s ; at the Perfumer's, ./010. 3i, St. A lhan'i.street, Mr. ifttlierison's Toy.snop, No. tai, tixforti-street ; Mr. Ili:. borcaugles, No. 7, Fish-street-hilt, nt4rly'cipposite the :kin. numetii ; Mr. Steel's,. liooLseller, No. 1, Union-row, Little Tower•hillt M. CallweiPs; thiblits.; and by on,' perstni in wets 'coitsiderahle town in ..GR:at.liritain 411,4 Ir,..larict, ill lluxei out as. ed. each, sealed up wit:: lull mitt plaip directions. • w ftereby persons or either Sex . ntay 4.1.1,re them.' o , ;the.ise and z,ccrtscv., ' • • N Eve ry )tux sold in Great., Britain *rated, up r . ;with a Will, Oft tpvour of commits sioners.. tuit T..iyi3r, .Naafi, Nsty nrta4e-str,xt," to;tAibtabg:WibiCA lb tr ims)', and 44:00* ate vottnteticit. • • • • r. • d• r►t