The Sun. — London, England, 1806-12-09 00:00:00

++~~.~, . . . . • . ... . . . , ~ 1 1 . . , , . . , .S' • P . , 1 .. . i _.... 1 ~, ~,,,,,‘• .t., 1t) ... , 4:67.1 `7k -',= V .4 _,,.........,., y...„-4.-.....,N t ..:------.,.%,: 1•41... , (1;‘;..- - : 'riWek..r.':;" ' t•-•''' - '-;: • ' , :..irgitit- , 4. .. 7 .. . ' fle*% ,-,- - ''-' -s• -,'-'. - .4 . -,-..„, •••.- -.••• ...\\ 1 7 ...... .-- . I' • • • ..,5,..._ a 4 S , IN .-.... • ~„., , 4 (;) ~3 1 1 -,,,..„,... ........t.,.., :„.....„ .. ... O- •• ' ;:"At i n ; , ..ci - VkK."A. z .: =- - s . ''• "'"- 1)71..- - la iv' --,,; •!•,.: 'iTA. . • . 4/ 4 4; e i 44 4 ..:Kk.'' • - a , -l a , --4.,--__ ,„,,, ,_ „...,,,,,, ..., ---,..-,,,, ..... •,i t. . A TUESDAY,,DECEIII3 - ER- 9, 180 6. NUMBER 4442.] PRICE SIXPENCE. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY..LANE. TIS PRESENT EVENING, Dec. 9, 1806, ill be performed WOU'D AND SHE WOU'D NOT. Don Manuel, Mr MATHEWS ; Don Philip, Mr. BA RRYMORE ; Octavio, Mr. BARTLEY ; Don Lewis, Mr. CA RLES ; Trappanti, Mr.I3AHNISTER ;. Htlipolitai Miss - DUNCAN, (Her first appearance in that Character) ; Rosara, Miss MELLON. • After Which' (14th time) a new Melo-Drama, called TEKELI Or, THE SIEGE MONTGATZ. _ Count Tekeli, Mr. ELLIBTON • - ' Wolf (his Friend), Mr. DO w TON ; Conrad (the Miller), Mi.. WROUGHTON; Count Carafla (the General), Mr. CAR LES ; Mexina (the HerUne of Montgatz), Miss DUNCAN; . Christine, Mrs. BLAND. Btrxez 6s: Second Price 35.--4 ) it 3s. 6d. SecOnd Price 2S. Gallery zs. Second Price is. Upper Gallery - is'. Se cond Price 6d.- No Money to be returned. ;:. Places tor the Boxes to be taken at the I3ox-office, in Little Russel-street. The Doors to be opened at Half-past Five, and begin at Half-past Six. To-morrow, The Tratrellers ; after which will be pro. duced, a new Farce, called Mr. 11--. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. 0 70-MORROW EVENING, Dec. io, • I 806; will be performed .THE TEMPEST. . WITH THE LOCK. AND KEY. ' Boxtrs 6s. Second Price 3s.—Pir 3s. 6d. Second Price 25. Aallery 2s. Second Price is.—Upper Gallery rs. Second Price 6,i.—No Money to be returned. Places for the :loxes to be taken at the Box-office, in Hart- Street. The Doors to be opened at Half-past Five, and begin at klaMpa.st Six. On Thursday wiil be produced (never aded) a new. Farce, called Arbitration ; or, Free,and Easy. SWEET end CO.'s WAGGON-OFFICE, SARACEN'S HEAD, FRIDAY-STREET, A CLERK of .Respe&ability, who perfealy un -/ S—derstands the WAGGON BUSINESS, may hear of .a 'situation by applying at the absye Office, or at their Agents lin Exeter, rlyrnOuth, or Falmouth—if by Letter, pott-p , itid. London, Dec. 8, 1806. CHARTER-HOUSE. *frit ANNIVERSARY MEETING of the NOBLEMEN and GENTLEMEN Educated at CHARTER-HOUSE. SCHOOL, will be held at the Clparter- House, on Friday the izth of December. Divine Service to begin at Half-past One o'Clock. STEWARDS.' F. Pym, Esq. M. P. Rev.W. - Wil.kieson, LL.B: Edmund Morris, Esq. (-Rev. W. Parker, A.M. Xiv. C. Heatlicote, 1). D. N. B. Dinner will be on Table at Five o'Clock. THE NEW PARLIAMENT.' iE rIJBLIC are respecttuity ihtormed, that a New Edition of the BIOGRAPIIICAL INDEX to the I 4.01-ISE of COMMONS is in Course of Preparation, and win be published soon after Christmas, corredied to the Ist of j4ntiaty,.lB37. Col a l municationsare earnestly solicited by the EititOr, to be addres lied to him at No. 6, Bridge-street; lilacklriars. Naves. Aber 17, 1836. • THE NEW STATE LOTTERY, • • WIAICEI BEGINS DRAWING JANUARY • 13th, ISo7, contains , . 2. Prizes of k 304000- - tire - « « ,c 60,000 2,. - - - 20,000 - - - - - - 40,000 2. . .... - 20,000 3 -- - - 5000 --- - - . 15,...:00 5: -- - - loos • • - o._o 1 5 - - - . Soo .. - - ~, - - 4000 cp - - - - 100. 4 •- - • - . 2 000 t) - - - . 2 0 0 . 102,000 Slo .....--, 25,0 cc 0 Tickets 1250,030 Capitals Determinable : First-drawn Ticket, tst Day - /coot. Ditto • - - 3d Uay - - 1 0,0. 00 Ditto - sth Day - - Ditto - - last Day - - 5,000 PRICE. Ticket. - - £l9 T 5 o Half - ,C to 2 o Eighth - r 6 Quarter - 5'2 0 Sixteenth --t 6 e T • CK ETS and SHAKES are en Sale .at all the.. Liecnced Lottery Offices, and by their Agents in the Country. *** The abgve immense—CAPlTA L PRI ZeS are the greatest, in a Scheme of so few 'rickets. ever presented in thc annals of f;Ottery Adventure. This tan is indisputable. But the Votaries of Fortune, to iCipatejof ,siich unpre cedented opulence, must he on t hemlied, as 'the -Drawing c9MATUCUCCS early as-the 13th of lanuary next. NEW STATE LOTTERY. 2. • Prizes of - - - £30 ,000 - 20,000 . 2 _ _ - 10,000 5,000 3 &c. &c. &c. AZARD, BURNE, nd Co. No. 93, Royal E xc hange, London, are now selling TICKETS and HARES fot the STATE LOTTERY which begins Draw ing the 13th of next Month,,the—S-cherne of which contains the above• Capitals, besides the usual proportion of other Prizes. In flee. late Lottery, .No. 9,550, a Prize Or 20,000 l and 140. 19,514, a to,oool. were both sold in Shares by 14A ZARD, BURNE anerCo. 'V Correspondents accompanying their Orders with Re mittancesimill be treated on the same Terms as if present. Letters (post - paid) duly answered. EXCELLENT SCHEME. ' 2 Ptizci of - . 30,000 2 - 20,008 10,000 5 030 1000 5 00 11 CaiNSBY and CO. beg leaVe to observe, that they. were the first who sold two Capital Prizes of 30,e001. each, Nos. 33,979, and 42,569 ; besides 1.14 Capital P rize s , fro m:5 ct 9 1. to 30,0001. • Hornsby and Co. respedfully acquaint their Friends and the Public, that they have on Sale TICKETS and SHARES, entitling the Purchasers to those iniPortant Prizes and arthe very lowest Prices. The First-drawn Ticket on the 13111 of next Month will be entitled to 20,0001. This peculiar Benefit must Create a great demand; and it is a well-known tact, that, whenever 33,00:1. Prizes have been introduced into the scheme, the Tickets have been invariably.all disposed of. N.B. Orders by Letter Or Carrier executed exaEliy on the same liberal terms as it present, at the Old E s tablished State M o ttery Offices, 26, Cornhtli, 5 1, C liarin g -c r oss, and St. argaret's Hill, Borough. ACADEMY -for the DEAF and DUMB, and for RE. MOVING IMPEDIMENTS in SPEECH, Concludteci by Mrs.BRAIDWOOD and her SONS, in Mare street, Hackney. TN Consequence of the recent• Death of Mr. IN BR A I DWOOD, her late Father, •Alrs.- Braidwood and her Sons, induced by the advice of their most respectable Friends, "take the Liberty to lay before the Public a short Account of their Academy fin: the Instruction of the Deaf and Dumb. . - Towards the close of the Sixteenth Century the first traces of this most useful and most invaluable Art were dis&vered ; from that period to the middle of the last Century the-im provements in it were very slow and gradual; when the Ab be Do vepee, itt France, and Mr. Braidwood, assisted by his Son.in-law, Mr. -John Praidwood, in Scotland, carried it to a 'high degree of Utility and Perfeetion. Much, however, as .the Plan of the aliistrions Abbe merits the praise and gratis tude of mankind, that of Mr. Braidwood, in the opinion of all - cOmpetent judges, who , have witnessed its advantages, ' justly claims a superiority. The former taught his Pupils to Communicate their ideas by appropriate visible Signs with astonishing precision and accuracy ; but . the latter, as in the Rudiments olgeneral Education, began with the Letters of the Alphabet, arid:brought them to pronounce and to art icn late by a method adapted to the defettive Organ, peculiarly his own. The-conseqtaence •of this. curious and excellent System is, that Ins . Pupils are enabled to support a conver sation in a manner alniii.Stequal-to that of other men, Wit:3SC powers of speech and of hearing- are peered ; and thil unhap- , py portion et' our Fellow -creatures, which otherwise would be incapable °fatly intellettual int proveinent,Of any social en, joyment, and of the delights of colloquial intere,surse, are enabled to read and undbrstand H istory, tastudy the Scieitee4, to acqutre all the polii e and ornamental Accomplishments, to engage in professional' Employineilts, and t , appe.a in the 'world with cheerfullieS•s,.sattstadlion e etnd advant4ge. . Mrs. i>raidwood having, from her earliest youth,. been in structed by e 'Father' in this a rdiaous, but truly beneficial, Art, and ha . also assisted her husbande the late Mr. lona Braidwood, w a rendered himself so deservedly emhient, by his distinguished ,s,kill in this invite of Education, continues to toialliCt thiS Academy, assisted by 'her Sens, and she flat= tern herself mat • the constant pattonage.which:slie has long experienced from the highest Clashes of Society, win the I:: e. sent flourishing' state of her Seminary, will convince the Pun . lie: 'of its importance and merits better than the amplest de tails &the most laboutetj ciescriptionsv. . This Day was published, price is.. R ASONS for NOT MAKING PEACE with BONA L'AR.TE. By WILLIAM WINTER, Esq. PrinsEd for john StokUalc, Piccadisly Of whom may be hart, i►► Three .Parts, Royal .4to. price zl. 3s. 6d. History orihe Mahratta War; by Ma►quia Wel lesley. URUNONIAN SYSTEM OF AIEDICINE. Lately were published, . In Three 'Vol's. 06 - kayo, prices is. in boards, THE WORKS of DR. JOHN BROWN ; to Which is prefixed a Biographical Account of the 4u. thor. By WM, CULLEN BROWN,M,p, - - Lately one of the Presidents of the Royal Medical Society of Edinburgh. l'rinted for I. Johnson; St. Paul's Church.yard ; and H. D. 5) monds, Paternoster-row. THE LAST POETRY OF MRS. C. SMITH. In a few Days will he published, In One Volume Foolscap Odavo, price ss. in boards, REACHY HEAD, and other POEMS. never By CHARLOTTE SMITH. Printed for the Author, by I.lohnson, St. Paul's Church yard. .Where may be had, by the same Author, t. Conversations, with Poems, on Various Subjeas in Natural }listory,.for Young People, a vols. price 7s. in bds. And, a. Speedily will be published, a Natural History of Birds, • . • In a feW Pays will be published, In Two Volume's -Royal ( - Mayo, embellished with -twenty riine.Copperplates' and a Map of Scotland,. in which, for t)i,;,firsr time, tile Caledonian Canal is laid down, TRAVELS in SCOTLAND, by' an unusual Ronne ; with a Trip to the Orkneys and the He brides ; containing Hints for Improvements in Agriculture And Commerce, Characters,' and Anecdotes. By the Rev. [AMES HAIL, A. M. Printeh for johnson, St. Paul's Church-Yard. • This Doy . was published, Price 2S. 60.. bound, in., Red leather. JOIINSON's COMPLETE .POCKET. • ROOK ; or Gentleman's and Tradesman's Daily, lourimi tee, 1.67. Containing a plain and concise Method ter keeping ACCOUrft f iDt , all Monies received; paid, ten% ur expended. Me morandums, auct:Liikgeinents, for every Day in toe Year with osetul '1 ables, &c. Printed for I. Johnson, No. 72, St. Paul's Church-yard. Fria kW Days will be pub;i4hed, in z vols. 4to. illustrated by. a Chart and 2; other Copperplates, a new Edition ut rr'HE HISTORY of MEXICO.. To which aro added Dissertations on the Land, the Animals, and In- - habitants of Mexico. By ABBE D. FRANCESCO SAVERIO CLAVIGEKO. T • ransiated , front the orAioat 1 trlian 13y.COARLLS CUI.I,EN, Printed'for 1. johnson;lii St. Yatti's.Church-yard. This Day was published, in:i•VOls..Sve . . price 11, 4s. bds. 'l 7 ` LS, after the PEACE of Al\liENS, ,through Parrs of FRANCE, SWITZERLAND, an 4 GERMANY: Byl. G. LEMAISTR I.:, Esq. Author of a Rough Sk•exeli of Modern Paris. Printed ter I. Johnson, in St. k'aul's Cho, en yard. Where may be had, by..the same Author, S.:eorat Zdj.. tione or the Rough SketolififModern Paris, price 6s. ad. This Day was published, price 25. MEKELL or, the.SIEGE Of MO.NTGATZ : a !tido-Drama, in 'Clam Acts, as performed with dis tinguished success at the Theatre-Royal, Drury-lane . . Written byTHEODORE EDWARD HOOK, Esq. Author of the Soldier's Return, the, invisible Girl, Catch Him Who Can, &c. London: Printed for C. and R. ictildwin, New Bridge. street. . NEW EDITIONS.. This Day were published. In Two Vols. 12,trio. with 73 Englavings, price Es. and in One Vol. 12mo. with 7. Engravings, price 4s. FABLES, ANTLL NT and MO,DgIIN.; adapted tot trie Use of Children. By EDWARD RALDWIN, Esq. Printed for Thomas Holgkins, at the luvenile Library, Hanway-smet (opposite Sohp-sqyare). Oxford-street ; and to be had of all Booksellers. 4, These• Fables-are better calculated to excite the atten tion of Children, to amuse and instrud•tifem than any we have ever perused.' We recoa ne nd.theni.witliout reserve." British Critic.thr Nov. 11305. —.— See also Critical Review, General Review, Anti. j acobitt, European. &C. Ike. Sec. Also, just published, by the same Author, The History of England, for Atm the of Sehorils and Young 'Perwils. ln One Vol. Ivo°. with 32 Heads of the Kings, and a striking.iLepresenrition plan Anticnt Ti)ur. I:await, price 4r. STATE OF THE NEGOTIATION: AVERY Extraordinary Demand baying been . . mane for this Pamphlet, it haS become necessary to pr bare a NEW 1411 I'ION immediately. A very large linpression, therefore, will be ready for delivery To4nor.. row, to preve.ntatsappointment to any one. Printed foi I. Stockdale, Piccadilly, pticc zs. 6d. Dr. GREGORI's CYCLOPEDIA. To be completed in Two Months. THE TENTH PART of this NEW and COM-! PLATE DICTIONARY of ARTS and SCI ENCES; which includes every Modern Improvement and Discovery, was published this day, and may be had of all. Booksellers, price 95. Two other Parts will finish the Publication, and from and alter tle Ist Day of Februaiy the Work May he had com plete, price 51. 15s. in boards, - in Two magnificent Volumes Quarto, illu s trated with nearly One Hundred and Fift) beau , ttful Engravings. It Will.robtinue to be sold at that very moderate psice'till the Ist - Day of May next, when the Parts will be raised to res. each, and the entire Work in boards to Six Ganeas: Bridgestreet. Dec 1,.18c6..- . . , ALETTEIt on the MEDICAL PROPERTIES r* FLEECY HOSIERY. By WILLIAM BUCHAN, M.D. Author of tile Domestic Medicine"—The Sixth Edition. luxhe Motuhly Reviesv tins Letter is noliti:d in the fol lowing words, 6. Dr. Buchan heee. enumerate:, the several Oiwases which are either caused or increased hy . the )(aria, tiorisof Climate in this Country, arid which are likely to he obviated or relieved by attention to proper cloathing, He re commends, and we think justly,. the Maiutfatture coiled Fleecy Hosiery, in preference to Flannel. Indeed the de licacy and utility of • this Article fully deserve the praise which is here bestowed UpOil To be had of the Patentees of the Fleecy Hosiery, WIL LA W,AtsTELL, and HORTON, No. 99, High Hol born, and of the different Booksellers. w s ,* La Lettre de M. Le Dodeur Buchan vient (le paroitre en raucois. On I ativary ist, 1807, will- be commenced,' price 2s. A Ne,‘ M. ably Publication, entitled, THE ATHENIEUM MAGAZINE of LITE .... RA kY, and ISCELLANEOUS INFORMA TION. To be concluded BY I. AMIN, M. D. . Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternos ter-row ; and Cadell and.DaVies, Strand. 13 - • The Athenaeum is designed essentially to be one of those popular Miscellanies so long known and approved.in this Country under the name of a Magazine, and to em brace all the usnii objects of such Publications ; but, as its title may be understood to imply, it is- meant to aim at a higher literary charade( titan they coma - 10'11y support. To wards Meeting this Purpose, it is presumed that the name of a knoWn Conductor, to whom is committed the entire ma nagement, and who will be under no temptation to debase respectable Communications, by the admission of Articles directed to private and selfish ends, must materially contri bute This advantage his been already felt in the obliging promises of occasional assistance made by several persons %vho have acquired distinction among the aduVred ksiriterl of tire time. An increasing Lund of such comributions may rea sonably ht expreted ; for there are few men of letters who havd not at tunes committed tip paper some of the results of their researches, or' their thoughts and observation.; 'on- the topic& which have come before them. although they,. may nut have chosen to give them to the world in a separate fonts.-- A suitable vehicle is all that is wanted for much valuable matter of this kind, which it with be •tlic peculiar ambition of the ConduCtor of tile Athenaeum to afford. The Prospectus of this Work may be had at the Publish. GO''''' Bilious, I T, a4d Nervous Affec tions, are effeaually removed by the use of the Rev. Or. BARCLAY'S ANTI-BILIOUS PlLLS.—Thelidlow ing is a proof of their efficacy, front Thomas Bernerd, Esq. Bath. Six, Upper Crescent, Bath, July 26, 1805. On receipt of this I request you will send-me six double Boxes of your Barclay's Anti-Bilious Pills, and twelve Bottles of Specific. IncloSed is a draft for 501. pay yoUrself for the Medicine, and tvpyly the letnainder to the publication of the following case :•,,. " For the last fourteen years I have been afflicted with the Gout, and for the last four yeals ;his is the first Letter 1 have been able to write, whii;lt i think ought to be addressed to you,.twknowledging my perfect cure by' using your AAti• il ilious Pills and Specific. " I am, Sir, your most obliged humble Servant, "The Rev. Win. Barclay,' "THOS. BERN ERD," • Leicester-square, London." 1 In addition to• the above is annexed the following List of Noblemen and Gentlemen, who hive received a petted core :from the Rev. William liatelay'A Bilious Ville and spvcitiG; The 1,10 Bisfiop of Bath - and Wells. Tile RiAht Hon. Viscount Dillon., • , Sir loins tlonywo , d, Part. M .l'. for Honiton. .. . Sir. Stephen Loshington, Bart..M. P. for PenTyn." • Thomas Anson ' Esq. M.P. for Lichfield. . • Pules Ainvatt, Esq, M. I'. for Southempton. Cecil . Forrester, Esq. M.P. for Wedlock. • ' Nicholson Calvert,- Esq. M.P. for Hertford, .• ~, . 'Edmund Boehm, Esq. New-street, Spring Gardens,- 110111.1 S llanunersley, Esq. Pall-Mall. , - • G. W.. Dickes, ESq. Private Secretary to the late Archbishop . of Cauternury, - "f lie Rev. Mr..Dimick, Librarian to the•late ArchbiShop. I Sold-%v linre - saie and retail, ny appointment of Dr,. Barclay, at Mr. Itutt•A's ' No. 4, Clwapside, corner of Pa•ternesier i row ; ailtrretailby Bull and Callwell, Dublm ;.Scott, Sinith, and Bay t•, , r, !..r.litiburgn ; Macdonald, Glasgow ,• • S tams, Man -1 clicsler ; Gr:gsons, Liverpool; and by most Country N1....di -1 eine Venders ia every TUN% ii. 'A Caution.— Observe the name of William Barclay is.en , graved on the Starrip, which is affixed ou the out-side wrap /. NI of each Box ; ail not so stamped are a dangerous imita -1 twit. Price js. 6d. and ros. per Box,' with ample direetions. ,- - A CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC. TROTTER's oRiLNTAL DENTIFRICE, or ASI AT I C TOOT I-I-POWDER. W HERLAS several Compositions, both in , Town alai COuntry, have been vended, to the great detriment of those who use them, Mrs. Trotter feels it her duly.to caution the Public to be particular of whom they purchase the above Article, which they may rely on getting genuine at her Warehouse, •or from those whose Names arc inserted in her Advatiseraent. -For above these twenty years it having been held in the highest - estimation by•every description of people, precludes all panegyric. Those who have not tried tilts excellent Dentifrice will find'a single Box a sufficient quantity to ascertain its efficacy and virtues, its excellencies being acknowledged by the most resiTeetable Medical Authorities, used by many, and recom mended. The Powder cleanses and beautifies the Teeth, sweetens the Breath y possesses no Acid that can corrode the Enamel, puts a beautiful polish on the Teeth, and is extreMely sate in its use. From its astringency it strengthens the ,Gums, eradicates the Scurvy (which .often proves the destrudion of a whole set of Teeth), and preserves sound Teeth from decay. But those who have been in the habit of using it, know that it prevents the return of the Tooth-ach, with which before that period they had. been violently alffided. Likewise a Tincture, which possesses the power of easing the most violent Tooch•ach. Powder 25. 9d. a Box, and.Tindure ditto. Brushes ts. each. Sold, wholesale and retail, by the Proprietor, at No. 3, Beaufort-buildings, Strand ; by Simmons, Portsmouth; Mr, Mills. ditto ; Mr. Snook, and Woodward, Portsea ; Mr. Ri chards, Pl)igiouth ; Greenvel, Dock, ditto ; Shearelift*, and Mrs. Prosser, Bristol ; Vine and 'Marret, Bath ; Arnold, Isle of Wight; Mr. Atkinson, Chester; Mr. Dyce, North ampton ; .Mr. Pratt, Cambridge; Mrs., Butler, Oxford; Mr. Lucas, Southampton; Mr. Stains, Manchester; Mr. Tim ber, Worcester ; Mr. Cane, Colchester ; Mitchell, Yar mouth ; Townson, Chatham ; Dyer, Newcastle ; Mr. Swin ney, Birmingham ; Mr. Dale, ‘Voolwich ; Mr.. Maurer, Rye ;And at every Wholesale Medicine SV rehouse in Len d.lll. NArY-01/rICE, Dec. 8, r:O6. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICMS and COM= miss NNERs 6 . 1 His Majesty'a Navy do hereby git e Notice, that on iVednesdaj , the s7th inst. 41 o,e o'Clock, they will be ready t. treat with such Perscns as may be willing to Contrail for Supplying His Majesty's . Yard, at Portsmouth, with a Quantity of LIG NUM VITIE of front 3 Inches to 7 Inches Diameter. A Form of the Te,ndet may he seen at this Office. NoTemdir swill b. received after Twel✓e o'clock on the Day of Treaty, nor any noticed unless the Party, or an Agent for him, attends. FICTUALLING-OFFICE, Dec. 2, i 1306. THE COMMISSTONERSfbr nCTUALLM G HIS 11.147EYTY's. NAVY do hereby . give Notice, That on Irednesday,tbs Toth instant, they will 6e ready to reteive Tenders, in waVting (sealed up), and treat for Four Hundred Quarters of PALE and One Hundr.-d ‘2rearrers of CLOSE DRIED AM B ER, MALT; to be: ddivered in a Fortnight, by wrekty p , =port into His Illaje,ty's Piaualling Stores at .1.),7•er ; and to be paid for 6y Bills, pqyable,..with Interest, ninety' days after date. • The Condition: of the Contra& may be seen at the Secretary's Office. No regard will be lied to any Tender in which the Price shall not be inscr ted in wordy at lenkcb, or that shall nct 6e delivered to the Board before One o'Clcck on''the said Wednesday the roth instant, nor Jenle,t; tk Person who makes the Tendet, or Some Perron on bit behalf, attends, to answer, when called Jot. EAST INDIA HOUSE, Nrvember 26, 006. THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the A. UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG. LAND trading to the East Indies do hereby give Notice, That at the Quarterly General Court of the said Com loaly r ap. pointed to be held at their House,in Leadenhall-street, on Wed. nerday . the 1711, Dec. next, at Eleven o'Cif.ck in t.e Forenoon, the following Resolution of the General court, of the 24th Septetn. ber last, will be submitted to duns for their:conifi mati , ,n, viz. " Resolved, That this Court approve the Resolution of " the Court of Direelors of the loth inst. for annexing to the " Office of Recorder of Prince of %Vales Island a Salary of " 30001. per Annum." WILLIAM R. , 1 AI SAY. Sec. This Day was published, rite 9s. in boards, A TREATISE on INSANITY ; in . which are 111. 'contained the P rinci ples of a new and more Praetical Nosology Maniacal• of Disorders than hatl yet been o*red to_the ; exemplified by numerous and accurate his Maniacs and Ideots. By PH. PINEL, ' Professor of the School - of Medicine at Paris, Senior Physi— cian to the-female National Asylum La Selpetriere, late physician to the Asylum de Bicetre, and Member of trulny Learned Societies. Translated from the French by D. D. DAVIS, M.D.' Physician to the Sheffield General Infirmary. Printed for Messrs. Cadell and Davies, Strand, London. Vr - Dr. Davis'has in considerable forwardness an Abridg. meat, which will shortly he committed to the 'ress, of that Part of Profevor Pinel's celebrated Wail on Philosophical Nosography which treats of Febrile Disorders. To TIIOMAS_ TAYLOR, Esq. No. 9, New Bridge-Street, Lrmd.on. Honoured Sir, . Edinburgh, March 18, aot. . T . BEG leave to inform you, that ever since the year 1790, .1 have been atiiicted witlt. the LuesVene- Lea which,'from its obstinately resis tin g e ver y co u rse of Mglicine prescribed oy the most eminent of the - Faculty crcielita.grg°el; s e veral severe courses of •salivation, from the Hospital, with little relief, appear to be of. the most inveterate nature. In the a n wn e ot r i e u „ tlNci v a i t ac t i c e, t spring of last year toy disorder had got to such a head,, as nearly to put -a period to my existence-1 hail a large- ulcer . on the crown of my head, one on each arm, and my legs were broke eta in a• frightful Manner ;• my rig h t was dread- fully, painful, and hail been in a of ule,!ration for,the last seven years . ; - toy `left bed also two large notie., un it, was very much discoloured, and gave me such e;crutiat ing p a in, particUfa rly when warm i n bed, as nearly to de prive me of rest ; in this lamentable state, I was recoin mended by- Mr. 1. Thompson, (who received so grcar a cure by them here), to take your Leake's Patent Pills, which 1' began to do on the 26th of- May ; in the course of a fortnight, 1 began to receile henerit—in little more than a• month, the ulcers on any hezd and arias were - soundly. healed—soon after, the sures on my legs healed also; leaving, however, ciinsinerable discolouration in the ' skin, and pain in the bone of ;he lett, which, by the ales, sing of God, an" a little longer perseverance in yoitrinva ! 'Liable Medicine, subsided ;, - the nodes disperstin c , the skin regaining its natural hue, and the nocturnal pains gent- ally going on. I thus became, by your liberal advice and Me dicine, perteetly free* from all my former complaints - have recovered my former spirits and strength, and am be come jolly and tat, in which state naving continued Many. months to the astonishinent of all whit knew me, l sin at a basin what terms to expreSs my gratitude, but beg you, for the 'good, of other suffering mortals, to make this my case as pub` lic as possible, a's 1 shall on every- occasion,; in so doing, - you will greatly oblige, Sir, your grateful, obedient, very humble servant, . ALEX. R R Swan's Close, High-street, Edinburgh. Witnesses to the above Cure : JOHN Tnolarsorv, No.. 3, New Poultry Market; and IOHN lIVINTOS a,. Old Assembly-Close, Edinburgh. Prepared and Sold by the sole Proprietor, THOMAS Y Loa, Member of the Royal College of Stir. ' geons, at his House, No. 9, New Bridge-street, London ; where, after a constant residence of more than thirty-six years, in a practice particularly directed to the cure of Venereal Complaints and those incidental to the Parts of Generation, with that inviolable secrecy which men of his profession should always observe in such .eases, he • flatters himself, the advice and assistance he gratuitously administers to persons taking this Medicine, 'will be esteemed, by a .discerning. Public, as an advantage set dom attainable and void of all ambiguity: ' Alva sold, by his appointment, for the convenience :of those living at a distance, at the Perfumer's, No. 35, St. Altian's-street, Pall-Mall ; the Toyshop, No. 50 3 , Ox ford-street; Mr. Disborough's, No. 7, Fish-street-hill Mr. Steel's, Bookseller, No. 1, Wnion-pw, Little TOVV4a. hill ; :Sir. Baxter's, South-bridge, Edinburgh; Mr. Mac. donaid, Glasgow ; Mr. Bull, Dame-street, Dublin; and by one pens n in every considerable town in Great Britain and Ireland,.in Boxes of only as. 9d. each, sealed up with full and plain directions, whereby persons of either sex may cure themselves with ease, speed, secrecy, and safety. , N. B. Every Box sold in Great Britain is sealo up with a Stamp, on which, by favour of the Comoussioners is print Ott, at the Stamp Office—"_ I'. Taylor, No. is, New aridge-street,"—tti imitate which is Felony, and all othors are Counterfeits. I 7 'o V-4