The Sun. — London, England, 1806-05-21 00:00:00

~"%. ~~ r _., ,~ • NUMBER 4260.] IVIESSIIS. ASHLEY respedftilly inform the iviL. Nobility, Gentry, their Funds, and the Public in --general, their B ENE.F I T is fixed for WHITSLIN EVE, Saturday next, May. 24, i 1306, at. the Theatre Royal, Covent garden; when writhe performed a SACRED SELECTION from the MESSIAH, CIZEATIOK,anda MOTET, coin. posed by the coelebrated MOZART. Part I. —Solely from the Messiah, imposed by G. F: Bandel, with additional Accoinpartiments *NV. A. Mozart. Overture Recit. Mr. !graham, " Comtort ye my people." Song .' " Every valley." Choru s , " And the glory." Recit. Mr. Doyle, " Thus saith the Lord." Spng, But win) may • abide." Recit. Mr. Goss, " Behold a*Virgin." Song and Chorus, " o.thou that tellest." Air, Mr.. Doyle, " for • behold." " The people that." Chorus, . 4 .‘ For unto us." Pastoral Symphony.. Reek. Signora Storace, " There were Shepherds." Chorus, " Glory to God." Song, Mrs. Die. kraus, "-Rejoice - greatly." Song, Mrs. Bland, "He was de. spised " Air, Signora Storace, " I knoW that my Re deemer." Grand Chorus, " Hallelujah." Part (I.—Overture and IVlaich., Zluberflote- Mozart. kccit. Miss Tyrer, " Relieve.thy Champion." Song," R e . turn, 0 God of Hosts." Sampson.' Recit. Mr. Brahani, 4 . Orepet " Song, 4' Waft her Angeis." Teptna. New Motet; " 'O - God when thou appear'st." Mo. zart. %Song, Mr. Vaughan, " O come let us worship." An thems. Recit. Madame Dussek, "'First and Chief. Song, f" Sweet Bird." L'ikhegro. obligato, Mr. Ash ley). Recit'. Mr. Braham, " And God • said." ." In splerr.; dour." Trio, Mrs. Bland, Messrs. Braham, and Doyle; and Grand Chorus, ." The Heavens are telling."' Creation. Dr. Haydn. ; Part 11l. —Anthem . . Mrs. Bland and Miss Tyrer, " Hear arty pryer." Song, Mt. Brabam, " Gentle airs." .. Atherlla ; acconyanied on the •Violoncalci by-Mr. C.. • ,sh ley. Chorus, '• ex , elcis." -PergOlesi Song, Mrs. IDlckons, " The Soldier tir'd." Dr. Arne. Coronation An them, " God Save the sing." • Endof Part I. a Coni:erro on the Violin, by Mr. Ashley. . End of Part 11. Mr. Weoltl will perform his celebrated Concerto of The Cairn, on the Grand Piano Forte. Principal Vocal Performers.—Signora Storace, Madame bussek, Mv.. Bland, Miss Tyrer, and Mrs. Dickons ; Mr. 'graham, Mr. Vaughan, Mr. and Mr. Dovl , Leader of the B an d, M r. Ashley,. Organ, Mr. I. Ash ley. ' The Band and Chorusses, .which aye numerous and COin- . plete, by the Most approved Performers. . Correct Books of the Performance to be had at the Theatre. only, price bd.—Those sold in the streets-are spurious and iMpertect. i)oors to be opened at Six, and begin at Seven. Boxes 6s. Pit 3s. 6d. Gallery 2s. Upper Gallery is. Tickets to be had of Messrs. Ashley; and of Nll..Bran- Adon, at the Theatre, where Places for the Boxes rnay.he taken. EXHIBITION OF FLOWERS. CURTIS and MILLIKEN,. Florists, Walworth, respectfulb inform the Nobility and Gentrv, that their Sup , rb collection of Tulip; is note in bliiont, and may be viewed every Day trom Ten o'clock till Six, Sundays ex cepted - -Admittance Gratis. • i hey also Deg to inform 'the Public, that their hest Bed of Tulips, conSispng of the• most.valuable sorts knowti in this Cutaniry, will be Sold by Auction, 11) , Messrs. ALLPORT and SUN, on the, Prernises t .the 28th and 29th inst. Cata logues or the Sale to be had at the Gardens, Walwotth. TEN THOUSAND' POUNDS. • NEXT MONDAY, May 26th, will be the • FOURTH 13.-1 - I'. of Drawing', when the first Ticket t rr-wa our of the Wheel_ wiil receive to,ooof. The First- - drawn Ticket on the following Dray, the . fifth, will be en titled to zo,oool. ; and on the Sixtit Day, to 25,0e01. Each of iliese Capital I- rizes will begiven to the First drawn Tic, keis, indepe-dent of any other Prize which may happen to be drawn against them ; by which it is evident that 0. single Ticket may gain the immense sum 4,0001; The following is the present. State of the Wheel : it Prize of - C zs,e,oo is 4 2 5,000 -•-•., .20,000 - 40,000 3 10,000 10;0:)j - 5000 I 0,000 5 • 1000 • 5000 4 17 • 100 - • - - 500 -1700 s - 2000 4 Besides the full proportion of the zrl. Prizes. TEN THOUSAND POUNDS - OR. thq-First-drawn Tick e t NEXT MONDAY, jMay zO, beni, 4 the FOURTH•DAY of Drawing - - STATE of the WHEEL. L 25,00 0. - is 20,000 Prize of 2 - ,C2t,oon 40,000 10,000 I .. 10,0c0 5002 1000 500 zoo And a lull proportibli of the 10. Prizes. TICK E TS. and SH.-k it ES, warranted undrawn, are selling at the Ohl Office of SWIFT and Co. No. ir, Poultry. 10,000 ieoo '4s ° ° 1700 2000 . A CAUTION TO FAMILIES. • ' T" great Reputation which Mr. BURGESShas gAined - hy the superior Excellence of his ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES for FISH SAUCE has induced many Persons to give the same Name to an Article entirely nit_ ferent. • 101 N BURGESS and SO4 think it a duty they owe the Public, to caution them against sut:h Impositions, as several People travel the Empire, °tiering Shopkeepers, 'Sec. an ex tra 'large profit to vend the spurious kiwi': they are parti tularly requested to ask for Bir KG ES s's, and to observe none is genuine hut what have these words upon the Label— " John Burgess and Son's Original.- and% Superior Essence of Anchovies." Warehouse, No. 167, Strand, corner of the Savoy Steps, London AYOUNG MAN wants a Place as VALET to a Single Gent ; •can dress hair and shave, and baye a good CharaCitfr 110:n the Place he has last left. Let till addressed, post- paid, to %V . T. at N. 37 Notth-street, I- p tign,street, Alary-le- bone, w ill be immediately attended t. UCTION.W AND HoGAATH's ettivf,s. ACATALOGUE of Rare and Val u abl e BOOKS , Ancient and Modern, including the Library tit' Charles "Cit way, Esq. ; a great variety of the most eoeetned Modern .Works, entirely new, and some interesting Manuktipts by The late Col. I tonside, the property of. John Stocktiale, which will be sold by Auction by Mr. _STOCK DALE, jun • .4t the New Audion Room, No. 1.80, Piccadilly, opposite burlington, House. The Sale. will • continence on Monday, the 26iii.inst. at Twelve o'clock to.a-Mitiute,•and continue the Seven following Days, Sunday exce l ted. To be viewed trVo days preceding the Sale, and Catalogues, price ts. to he !tutor Mr. Stoekdale, Piccadilly Mr. %Val- er, Paternoster row ; and. Messrs.- Bristow and Cowan, t4uterbury. FOR THE CLETH.. ANu GUMS. T ilt PUBLIC is resce&fUlly cautioned Ugainst mitations of the ESS ENCE of PEARL and P LA R.I. .busiTl PRICE, invented by th e l ate JACOB IIEMMLI', Dentistto the Queen and the. Prince of Wales, which,have, 'ken proVed by long experience to Jbe infinitely mOre ellica ious for the Teeth and Gums than any thing yet discovi;n:d. - They continue to be sold wholesale and retail by Bayley !ntlßlew, 5, Cockspur-street,• London, • price 23. 9:71 . each; Inclosed in a St.inip in which the following words are e z i - g r aved, "J. 'Hemet, Bayley, and Blew Cocksdur-strect,'! he Forgery whereof is Felony. - Sold also retail bY 2vartnan (late Partner ana Successor to Mr. Heinet),llGcocgc alket, Hanover-square, 4 1 \ 1 .8. The Esse nc e i s part i c ul ar l y recomme n ded, to Pa Nnts VKI P e ri ons w h o have t h e care or Chilcireu as the 6:':i4LC3t `6 'CrYatiire of young and 4,.1.ter Teeth, • 4 , V. , 1 1 z t '; z -- a, .0 This Day was published, Price - 4s. in - hoards, the Second Edition, with Additions, of DRACTICAL ESSAYS on th 6: MANAGE- D ME N "is of PREGNANCY and ..LABQUR ; and on the Inflammatory and Febrile Diseases of LOng-in-tVonieti. By 1011 7 .4 CLARKE, M.P. Teacher of Midwifery in London, ecc. 86c. Printed for I. Johnson, in Si. Paul's Church-yard. • ' BELLIGERENT RIGHTS. This Day was published,. prices. nELLIGERENT RIGHTS Assert d and . LLD cated against Ne u t ra l Encroadin*ms ; being an Answer to ati:Examjnation of the British Dodrines which subjects to Capture a Neutral Trade not open in time of Peace. Printed for 1. Johns on , hi , sr. Paul's Church-yard ; atid W. 1. and 1. Richardson, Royal Exchange. Where may be had, the Second Edition or An Examination of the British Dodrine, Ake.' - price ss. Also, price as. 6d. Answer to War in Disguise. This Day was published, in Foolscap Bvo. price ss: boards, ornamented with an elegant Frontispiece, from a Design by . Cbristable, ASELECT COLLECTION'oIEPITAPHS and Koniiinental Inscriptions, with Biographical Sketches anu Anecdotes of distinguished and extraordinary Persons.' • Ipswich Printed by f. Raw ; sold also by Lopgrnan, Hurst, Rees, and Orrne;Paternoster.row. • Ott .Monday last, the t9th May, was. published, in One thick Volume, Svo. price ,zs. in boards, with,a piece exhibiting a Specinhen of Printing fr9rn a Pane or Plass, etched by - F-luoric_Acid,' _ A CHEMICAL CATECHISM :for the Use Of / 1 Young People; with Copious Notes for the Assistance of the:Teacher. TO whiCh are added, a Vocabulary of Che mical Tern*, useful Tables, and a Chapter of 'amusing ki pertments. . • - . By S. PARKES, Manufaduring Chemist. • Printed for the Author, and sold - by H. D. Symonds, Pa t terninter-toW ; Hatchard, Piccadilly ; and W. I. an d J. Richardsons, Cornhill. • • 4 ,1* Titis Book will he found particularly useful to those Young People who are designed for Mauufaduring Trades. TO OVERSEERS OF ''HE POOR.' • This Day was published. price ss. A MEDIUM - Quarto ruled and printed, AC . c().NIPT-BOOK, for entering the INDENTURES of PARISH APPRENTICES. To which is added, an ABSTRACT or the ACT. Ity this Ael of Parliament it is provided, ".That•if any Overseer or- Overseers of the Poor .negie.a Jo provide and kc 4 stieh a Book, orshalf nut drliveror tender sticia:ltook or books to his ' or•their Successor Or Successors in:Office, within fourteen days after his or their Appointment - and if the said Successor or Successors., refuse ormegleet to receive the same, such ..PefsOn or Persons so Offending shall forfeit and pay the SuM of Five Pounds,' or in •Defau It thereof shall be committed to the House of Correction for, one Calendar Month." - Birmingham: Printed and sold by Knott and Lloyd;: sold also by L. B. Seeley, Ave Maria-lane, London; and by all other Booksellers. . • This Day was published, : . In Two Volumes, tamo. Price us. in boards, The AecOnd Ediritm,. of • . 4EMOIRS of CHARLES MAURICE TAL IVJL. LEN RAND DE PERIGORD, one of Budaparie's Principai Secretaries of State, .G rand , Chambefiatii and Grand Officer of the Legion of Honour, 1 v‘Bishop ot A utun, Ex-Abby of (Mies and ofSt. Den n i s , .&c. &c. &e. Contain ing rise particulars of his PriVate and Public Lite, otitis in trigue's irr Boudoirs as weal as in Cabinets. By the A uthor of " The Revolutionary Plutarch'.", " - These Meimiis cannot fall to :be ihteletiOA , to all Readers who take any interest in the passing events, or in the Public Charaeteis of the L;ay." Anti-Jacobin Review, Sept.. iSos. Printed tot folzu Murray, No. 32, Fleet street ; and 1. Harding, St. James's-street - Or Whom may be had, by the same Author, just published, The Female Revolutionary Plutarch ; containing . Biogra phical, Historical, and itevoltiOnary Sketches: Characters and Anecdotes, &c. Embellished With elegant Poriraits of the Queen of Yrance and Navarre, the Princess of Lambal le, and iiiadmne Bonaparte. In 3 vole. tame. price Otie Guinea in boards. This 'Day was publi,nert, Hanisbmely printed in Octavo, price 7s. 6d. sewed, FINIS PYRAMlDlSrorDisquisitions concerning 11' . the Antiquities and Scientific End of the Great Pyramid of Gisa, or Ancienalemphis, in Egypt, and of the first Standard of Land NL:asure. Also a complete Description of solomon's Temple, of which the true Dimensions, recorded in the Holy Bible, are explained, and the erroneous ()pinions of Coirtmentators refuted ; being a recent Discovery and A rchitectural' Discussion on sundry controverted Documents of Vitruvius ; the Canon of Symmetries from his Books, with thp true Ordination and Disposition of some of the moss celebrated Grecian-Temples ; and Strktures on Mr. Stuart's SeCond Volume of.the Antiquities of Athens. By the Rev. TilomAs GABB. • • Printed for the AuthOr, and sold by J. Taylor, No. sq, High Holborn ; Lack ington an d C o. Finsb ury-squaie ; Booker; gond:street ; and by Keating and Co. Duke-street, Grosvencr-square. Mr. BART OW's TRAVELS IN CHINA. NEW EDITION. This Day was published, Elegantly printed in One large Volurn Quarto, and illus. trated with Plates, most of thent engtaved by Mr. Med laad, from Drawings by Mr. Alexagder,- prite al. la s.' 6d. in board , :, - ISeCond Edition of 'TRAVELS in .CHINA; containing Descrip i tions, Observations, and Comparisons, made and,cul leded in the CotirSe . of a short Residence at the Imperial Palace of . Yuen-rnin-yuen ' and on a sun segtient t ourney through the Country f rom Pekin to Canton,' 1., which it is attempted to 'appreciate the Rank that this extraordinary Empiri may be considered to hold in the Scale of Civilized Nations. Noilcuivis Homini contingit adire Corinthum." Iris the lot of few to go to Pekin. . • By 101 IN BA R ROW, Esq. Late PriVate Secretary to the Earl of Macartney, and O n e o f Itis Suice as Ambassador front the,King of Great Briktin to the Emperor of China,. • .... Printed fur T; Cadell and W. 13.tvies, Sirand. Of n, , 1.0rn may li)e had, by the same Author, a New Edition; just plblislied, of An AccOunt of ravels into the Interior of Southern Africa:. Containing (nservatiOns on the Cealogy, and Geo •gia. by of the Scufhern Part of that Continent, zqterchesof tile -I- hyiital and ,\lorai Ch irae!... - S of the variuus Trib.sot I nhaottatits, Considerations on rte imp ortance o f the (.tape or Go .d 1 - l Ope to the ditl.:r,ez.t EurU2ieaa Powers, as a N ava l and Military S tat i on ; as a ' Point of. Security to bur Tradc and Settlements d ring a War ; and as a 'Pea rit ,, ri,il Acq lisition in time or ,Peace, Eat:: &C. 2 vols. 4tio.. ‘vith ta, 6 , Map and several °tint- Engravings, rr.ec.sl. 3s. 1.4 bt);411:6. Tilt; St:Collci - V0111111i; may tic had npar,lte:- WE D N SD A I' , • ' ,fhis Day liras published, price as. AN • ADDRESS to the PROPRIETORS. and MANAGERS of COAL MINES; particularly of, 'those in the NeighbOurhood of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, re speding the means ol.destroyank the Fire-Damp; in reply • to Dr. Trotter's Proposal lately circulated. • . Printed for J. Johnson, in St. Paul's Churchyard ; and sold hy the Booksellers of Newcastle, Shields, Saucier land, &c, • • -., ..... „.. .A ..... ..,..N ., ' , .. , ,, ;‘,:i•: ,. t,a .: i,, •4:; : ; .;,. .. ,, • ~..•.*:%!...;3, . 40:, • :.,14.1-, . • -1---;---#--7Kir.:J.44,v.--r-.;-•-. :::--- .-.-.-..,, . • . •: , .• , .. , f ....„ 4 , .:..•',:..:-:,:.,, .., -...; Itc.•! ,, trit,'.:- ‘ , .',,Z'..-. - :/;•:,? --,, ..•,i 7, s—},.',. il - .',"i '1111%..• , • s N 0 21, 1800. -_~ SALES ,OF ES TATES. •WA.RWICKSHIRE. .4 DESIRABLE F..MILY RESIDENCE, with MILL and FARMS Contiguous. • TO •B.E SOLD BY. PRIVATE CONTRACT:, • A Most - FR EEHO LD E S TAT E , in the Village o f A l ves f on, about :niles, frnyi Strat i ford-upon-Avon, in the County-of Warwick ; comprising a handsome modern-built Mansion-house, 'situate. upon the Bank of the Avon, in the centre of a .Paddock of about s 8 Acres, on a slight elevation, which renders it pettedly dry in all seasons, with . convenient Offices, Garden, Fi..n,pond, Coach-Muse, and Stables,. all in cbmplete repair ; a Mea dow. of.iB Acres, aCorn-mill on the RiVer A vonat &distance . from Mansion, with is Acres of meadOW Land, in several pieces, adjoining ; a Cottage, and four ActeS of Land.planted' with Oziers f The Fishery of part .of the River 4 von ; itrul two capital and well proportioned Farms, con: mg of near 700 Acre s o f excell e nt arable. and meadow Lair;, One of the Farms is at an easy diStance from the Mansion, and the other in. a mare remote part of- the -Parish. .Both of them 1141 , 61:teen inclosed about 3o years, and are tenanted b y re spedable Farme rs. • The Village of Alveston, - skirted on its North And West. ern sides by the River Avon, is situated -in a pleasant and healthy pattorthe County of Warwick, and in the centre Of Mr. Corbet's the'Neighhourbood is genteel, anal from the excellence of the Roads, and thatleanness andsuperior quality of the Soil, this .Mansion and its Demesnes derive every advantage desirable for the residence of- a genteel Family. The,Mill and Farrr t sare on Lea Se. , . • 'accommoda'te Purchaser s , the_ Mansion House, De mesne, Lands, Mill, and nearest Farm, will be - sold separate - • _ - - For further particulars, and to treat for the purchase,, apply' (if by letter, post-paid) to Messrs. Wyatt, Solicjtori, Strat ford--uponAuoo.. CAPITA!. MANSION, GROSVENOR-SQUARE. TU BE SOLI) BY AUCTION, • • By-Alr. ROBINS' At Garraway's CoMe-liouse, 'Citange•alley„ Coruhtill, on Friday the 23d inst. at Twelve o'clock, dust Eligible; Spiaious, Capital MANSION,. .4 - 1: with lar"ge open airy Garden, detiaied Otth:e.s, &C. situate on the Sbuth Sid e o f GROSVENOR-SQUARE, the Property of a Nobleman. , • . The House comprises It range of spaciousApartinents on. the' round Floor and principal' Story, with suitable 'Bed chambers and Ser - vailts' A partmentsoter ; the Ilas,fin,iit i'on tains convenient roomy Odices of every ol'escription, suitable foia Family of the first'Distinetion ; large open a;r:. Garden, Coach-houses, Stables; Immediate posScSsiva may be ..had. To be viewed with Tickets: Particulars at Gamtway's, acid of Mr.- Robins, Warwick street, Golden-square ; where Tickets tin. ,viewing goy be had. . , , . ELIGIBLE _LEASEHOLD FAMILY-HOUSE', ('AR. DENS, AND LAND,,CROYDEN, SUKREY. TO BE _SOLD BY-AUCTION, • ' . ' By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffee-house, in ''Cliiirge-alley, Ciirtiltill, . - htt Friday, the 2 . 3 d May, ilioti, at Tw,dve o'Cloi;k, ' • MITE :LEASE of a very .1./sirable Compd& i RE.;I DENCE; comprising a very excellent roomy family House, with suitable. Offices, Coach-house, Stables, and Out 7 buildings, Pleasure-grounds, excellent Garden, well stocked and planted with choice Fruit-trees,: 'Green-house and Land, and at a .short distance a Meadow of near three .Acres. • 1150, nearly adjoining, a ncat compacompact'DWEL LING II9IISE, with Cardcn, Yard, and' Stable, Lett on Lease, .the whole tlre• Property, and in Possession of loseph Nut ting, Esq. in complete Order and lit for the "Residence ot Gentlenaan's Fatuity.--:'1 he -neat and_gentee.l. Fut intuie may be hid at a valuation. • TO be viewed, by Tickets, which, with particuLirs, May be had of Mr. Robins,' I Varwick-strect, Golden-square. _ . VICAR's•-HILT,, NEAR LYMINGTON, HANTS. T,0,13E• SOLD By AUCTION t , At the Anec.l inn, ;it Lyinington, rot Tuesday, the, t,th day • of June next, at Twelve o'Clock at 'Noon, - before DiSpo3ed of by Private Contra-ct, of which due no t i c e w ill be. given, - ACdnvenient.DWELLINGiIIOUSE, surround ea by a thriving Stirubnery, witlia double Coach ' houSe, Stabling for eight horses, Garden and Paddock, son. tainting in the whole about two acres and a tpiarter, most de sirably situate at that m uc h admired' pot called CA It's - HULL, on the borders of t New ' VoreA, one- mile and a Ilia distant -froris L•ymington, m ymington, in a ost respeaahle neigh botirhood, "With roads retnarkable.-ter.-their excellenee••in all seasons. - The House, contains two good Sitting-roorns in front, each . 16 feet square; a - small Back Parlour, - with an excellent Kitchen, nrewhouse, and other •cilntenient Oilites on the Ground. Floor; three good BeFt-rooms,• with a light Closet • and Water-closet on the First Floor;.•and three Servants' Rooms in the - Attics; with excellent underground - Cellars, and a plentiful s u pply o f good Pump and Rain Water. The Premises, which'. are Leasehold - for a term of rood years, were lately occupied by Mrs, Coppel ; they are liarly adapted tor the residence of a small Genteel -,FamilY, and immediate possession can be given. For further particulars, and a view of the Premises, and to .treat for the same by private Contract, apply (if -by letter, post-paid) to. Mr. King, Solicitor, Lyinington, • . N. B. About six Acres of. Land, adjoining the PreniiSes, maybe rented by the Purchaser, if required. , „ . AN;:ADDRESS OF REAL IMPORTANrE. VVERY Lover of, their Coubtry, and Frieitd to .1.14 Humanity, must learn with regret the awful ravages 44de.by the YE L OW - F EV E k among the unfortunate inhabitants of our Western Jslands : influenced .by the. twist. amiatis concern to preserVe the Dives of those corn;.,elled to brave its direful contagion, the Proprietor of Dr, N 0 R I S's DROPS solicits ail serious attention of the Public.' In pronouncing this Meillcine, to be a certain Cure. even in the worst cases, an Appeal is made ro the testimony of long , ex perience ; 'near halt a century it has stood an unrivalled spe cific for every species of Fever, particularly I'Utrid Cases, in, which its tiowerfuk•yet benign vi r t u es, h ave preva i led , i n the expeeled hour ofdissolution ! tls no Bott:e everi for Expertation can be Sold with Out a Stamp, the possibility of irrlpJsing . a Counterfeit ott the Pur chaseris prevented, the Genuine. haVing .the Name vts,' Tho- Inas Norris Moore" engraved thereon, • by ..favolir of Govern. ment. Thc Family Battle 2zs. to he .hid only et thp Donor's House, No. 29 Lower Brock s:Net, ‘vnere Ordcrs riir Ex portation are (laity executed. Smaller- bottles at I is. and as. 911. sold, wholesale and retail, by Messrs.- Bacon and Co. tio, .-vixtOrd.street, and where likewise is sbld Or: . Norris's Auti-Liilious Pills, as. 9d, the /3ok. . • . E XTER NA L Applications in•K•upt lye' Cases (ex • eept those arising Iron) simple irritat.on);:ould without any tufficulty be provedpreknicial. What tar ns Nature takes to relieve the'l health b) pushing the - olrendiug matter to the skin, and remove it. far horn the. principle of lire t for she knows.no lohger than it can be kept there does the Pa tient enjoy health. In u! , ..ing rsel lents then,• what trouble we take.to cross one of - Ibis:most salutary laws of oti:l3,..ne faaress. In taking SPI Y's PATENT ANTI- , SCORBUTIC: DROPS - the internal habit is ciorcaed; the health men;ls, and . , thus the Diseazie dies away.. In Seco , 'Attila, Scurvy, Coot, Rlieurti:itisin, Nervous aria Bilious Complaints depending. on the irri;:ablity orthe Stomach, 're lief is speedily giVen. It is ,news Sty to , 4sk lin* tire Patent Antiscorbutie Drops, with the Duty pi iiittd in black ink, - instead of red ink.—.:Zdtl ti,tial at the i iispetisary, Is, S4l - 19-s 1u re, . battles Of ss. 6.1. ;;;,s,:a: , „i tl. 2,. Duty in cLudzv. • A 4+J.irt 91 t LpRICE SD:PENCE: • - VICTUiILLING OFFICE, • May 19, • f r rIHE CO AIM ISSIONERS:fot filer LLI L I 2% - 1 HIS 1114,71.:5.TY's tV,I P' Ydo herevy . .give .\.;tict. on Tutsday the 27th instant they will be rea ;y ti rereive leo in Writing /sealed up),' a n d heat for Eigho Ph a sand ,(;.1 of WEST s iNDIA RUM, - ana foe Forty Thonta,l Gal.. FOREIGN :IRAN D ; to be delive..ed, duo, 1,,e, space 6f six weeks (one-hall in thlee oreek.i, and the re.n„tin thiee weeks aftertuardsj, into Eli Majesty' s at PortimOuth ; and to be paid/n, bj Billt,.pqyable, with f. ninety days after date. 'N. B. No Tender for-a less Quantity than Ten Thottsa , ,,,. into: will be admitted. The Conditions of the Contra Fir mti. be seen at 9 Srcre Office. No regard will be h a d t o any Teailer in Tr•hic , .; t'' P•-i c , .. ~ not be inywr-ied in words at length, or that' shall , t / le.', to the 13,ard before One arClock 'on the laid Tuesday :-, 2; •• ;,• , , • .;- <piles.; the Perron who &Takes, 4e Thrder,• ~,- ..,;., i ~-. • s;, - ,.. on hir behalf, already, to aP7rlgfr; when ,ealleti jor. t'ICTWILLING-OFOC. ; . , .11.1ay 191/ , 80 6. THE CO 3LIIISSIO NERSfiir VIC TUA L I .v 7 . His 111.4ASTY'r NAVY du bii-eby give Notice, on Thursday the 29thinst. 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THE Celebrity of the Analeptic Pids, as a ge neral Preservative of Health, ,is become ul'ave:sal I • their Efficacy in these Complaints which contiou..ny dis turb the Human' 'Frame;. such Colds, Rlieunia:kins, Head-achs, I ndigestions, and other Diseases Or . toe te•toenaLli and Bowels ;. which arise from the Vicissitudes of: oi.r mate, or from Indulgence in the LuxUries of Lite; and salulary Elfels are produced by gently opening the Por:s Night:, and the Body by Day, without :requiring any- part!, cular. ReAnnen or Confinement. But :though the Analeptic; Pills are also. very serviceable in Bilious and other deep, seated. Disorders, yet being•designed as a mild Purgative (mix, and therefore not always sufficiently active, the An,tibilious Pills have been reco,inended in aid, by an eminent Physician; who has used these Medicines coMbined for many' years with the happiest success- in all complaints of the - Liver, as welt' as in other internal DiseaseS. . 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