The Sun. — London, England, 1806-10-07 00:00:00

ic,•-• .',,,,e - .-- _- - 16 , 4 4 , i , 7_ (.1 i k i N .. - . , - , 1 • . , —, • '$A 4, 1' 44 f 0 • tA -s %,, • !. '. .- - - • 1.1 , . .8 . ' V7 ' . . ' ...§. '1 - ,•• t.., 4t, ~fy• ; k, , 1,11,„, , . , , .., -,,,,,, . ~.. v. , , A., T \.4. _..„.. , ... 4 , , 4 t, 1 __........,...,,,, ,-,_.... , „,-, ,, ,50„,,‘,, , ,--*:,, , ::,z, t , , ,I t..... ..,,, 4, , 1., r ~~ ~}~ I '',/; %IVA, NUMBER 438 8 I TUESD - A Y, OCTOiER. 7, 18.06, M ~. rPRICE SINP.ENCE'.: PICTUALLING-OFFICE, THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. ""'HIS PRESENT - EVENING,. Oa / Iso 5, will be performed , . THE. RIVALS.: Sir Antbony , A,l?4iolure, Mr. DOWTON • Capyain Absolute,' Mr. EAR ANMOftli li ; Faulk land,'. Mr. E L 1.1 STON ; Acres, PENLEY7:.. . (His first appearince in that Cbargier) ; Sir Lutins:()'"rr:gger, Mr. {OE-DI T'° -• .-Miu.-141:dapr?p,-1111§s .P, E ; Lydia rlnguish, Miss - MELLON ; Julia,, Mr*. H. SI DDONS„, •• WITH THE 'FORTY THIEVES. HELME's TRAVELS from BUENOS AYRES to PERU. Thus Day were published, Illustrated bya Map,in.One elegant, Volume, sma'l othivo, Price (is. in boards, TRAVELS . froth BUENOS AYRES, across' the .!Continent of 'SOUTH AMERICA, 'by POTOSI, to pertormett in the. Years 1790 and Int, being the latest Travels through those Countries : with copious Notes by the. Translator, containing authentic Descriptions of all the'Spanish Possessions in South America, drawn from the l'as64tid.bett Authorities. ify ANTHONY ZACHARIUS FIE LM E, TrOrmerly pireaor of the Mines neif Cricdw,in Poland, and late Director of the Mines aird of the Process of Antalga .. melon ha Peru. • • • • Printed for Richao Phillips, No. 6, Bridge-street,, Black friars, 'atal to be harlot'harlot'aft Booksellers. • • . . Of wilt= !Illy also be had,. The Present State a Pern, in' one eleg a nt Vhlurne 4iiarto, embellished with ir; coloured Engravings; .price 21,. ,ss. in boardS. • CAPITAL „FARM, OR FARMS . , In the YALE of EVESHAM, and couNaltarnom cEs'rER, FREE of TITHES and . POOR RATES, . . - i Boxes 6. Secjnd Pi - ice i 35.-'-Pit 3s. 6(1. Second Price ts. Callerrzs. Second Price;ls: - -:•Upper Gallery is. Se cond-Priceldo,,No Nione•Y tO he returned. .... i ' Places .fir the Poxes to be taken at the Box-office, in Little Rustel•-st reell - 7 • . • The Doors,to be opened at Hali.pap Five, and begin at Balt-past Sit . • - ' '-" • On Thursday, As You Like It ; with. The Forty Thieves. ... . _ . , . THF.ATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. ri 3 O-11IORROw - .FATEN/NG, (Moller 8, isod, 'till be pcoorinett- THE BEGGAIS' . IOIt_tiA: Captain MaGheath, Mr. 1.1Vt•;1'.: Dow; Pea‘ititin, Mr. MUNI/EN ; • • Ulan, Mr. EME . :I'; Mat . ..o' the Mint: Mr TAYLOR ; - Filch. 'tt4r. 51.%iMuNS_; , Polk', by a yoursh - ; LADY, • (Who teas n . e‘ , er get ap . sareci en ,a,ny Stage) Lucy; Mrs. IcEMBLE. • • • 111. a Hornpipe is Fetters, by Mr. PLATT, /tr H . „ MISTAKE UPON MISTAKE Or, APPEARANCE IS AGAINST THEM. Lord Lighoead,' Mr. FARLEY ; Walt - risk-N . , Mr. MUNDEN; Huinpirey, Mr. EMERY;.. . Lady Mary M,gpie, Mrs. DAVENP ORT; Fish, Mrs. MATTOCii.S. Boxes bs. Second Pricey.—Pit_p..6d. Second Price .zs Callery zs. Second Price is..—Upper Gallery Is. Second Price 6d. —No Nroliefte be'rettitned. Places for the Boxes to be taken at the Box-ollice, in Hart. street The Deors to be (Felled at Half-past rive, and begin at }fall-past Six. On Thursday, T}u! Man of the World; with Valentine arid Orson. • ~-. , GENTLEMAIN,And his WJU, who were Residents in FriinCe si and before the Revolution in that Countr} , 7 it who, by that unfortunate..E vent, were de prived of their es•abliSliment,'their property, and their liberty, as English Seb/e , .Lis, find themselves in consequence under mp thee..sSi , :v of oaring their Services, the Husband asSE CR 1 NT4NDA N o r , s'rWARp ; Wrle as COMPANION Ma LADY, or HOUSEKEEPER in a respeetablei Eptilly,—if both. in the same Ilousehold it;ivott Id be preleircd: • The most sitisfaelori testimonies can be given 0: 4 .09 d, lio,ndud,. mild dispositions, and stria. integrity. Ltttet;((icil.4 . liao)•atElresscd to M. M. 348, Strand ) , will be respecitully 'attended to. "- CHEAT FUANTSIIED HOUS-k, THE Property of an Officer ordered to Sicily, very hansoniely ftirnishedl three. Redids nn a Floc'? makes up - folar exceitent„Beds ; with Celluitig,Waier Closet, Garden, I t will be lett for a Year certain sei low as vto Gui neas and Oi t a i 1 per Week, p ply at Noa3, George. street, Palace row, Tottenham-cburt-road. ONLY TWENTY THOUSAND TICKETS. • totORE"CAPITA6 lIRIZES AHD LESS "i'll.;‹ ITS, 'THR EE TWENTY THOUSAND POUND..PRIZES - , TH It F. E TEN - tiviovsAND ptIIIND PRIZES, THREE F.. 1 V F. - TB:0115AM) POUND -PRIZE S.„'. No Prie less plan Twenty Pounds,: N'TtXT NCONDAY; •}ath-Oaober; the GRAIL IN STATE Lo - k"TRY begins Driwing, which_contAin.§ . a greater proportion of CAPITAL PRIZES to the small Number of Tickets, than any former Lottery., SCHEME. 3 kzo,csoto - are ,C6noon 3 io,ooo - - 30,00 3 - 5,000 j,OOO - . . - - 4,000 100 " 5 0 . 82,-000 Ticket . kzoo,ooo TEN THI.)USAND POUNDS for the Titst.drawn Ticket, and all the othet immense Capitll Prizes afloat. • PRICE of TICKETS and SHARES. / Ticket - 9 17 o Half - - - ,ClO 3 o I Eighth kz t l 6 - Quarter . 5 z 0 I Sixteenth - - i 6 o TEN THOUSAND POUNDS•TOR THE DRAWN TICKET NEXT MONDAY. Tho ICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, , and Co: re spectfully acythunt the' Public: the- STATE LOT. TE RY commences Drawing the of he present Month (Vglober), being the only Lottecy to be drawn this Year; and ;pa other will be decided by the same.. . . The SCUE ME contains 3 Prizes of - ,C 20,000 • 3 . 10,000 ' • sOOO &c. &c. focc. • - The lowest Prizes are Twenty Pounds, and no fixed Ca.- vital, except the First-drawn Ticket, entitled to leioool. TICK ETS and SHARES are on Sala by RICPIA RD SON, COODLUCK, and Co. Stock-Brokers, Cornhill, and Charing-cross. PATENT - Sofa and Cbair Beds, Dining Tables; Bras'i - Sciew Bedsteads, new Sideboards, containing a' S e t of Tables ; several new Inventions and excellent lm provements in -Cabinet. ancl U vito4tery . . Furniture; gracious ly patronized by the King, Queen, zod,,Royai'family. BUT LE R's is the Original Manufactory, and he is the true Prophetor of the•Patents.(the Deeds of which may be ,seen at lus.Ware-morns), has had the honour of execut ing Orders in fashionable Furniture for great numbers of the No ' bility and Gentry, many of sihom have favourably comic- - scended to recommend his Manittaarrry, knowing .tt to: be the Original. Window Curtains, Drawing.room and Par lour Chairs, and every Artitle in the -above Branches, in - a variety of elegant and fashionable Designs. Thetatent Brass Screw leds are fixed with the greatest ease, without tools, or ta..ks or nails in the ,furniture. Particular attention to useful Improvements in Furniture for the Cent omen of the Army and Navy, and for Exporta.: Musquito :-.et Beds of various .kinds 'for the East and West Lahr). Iwe • (loose . Feather Beds, and all kinds of Leiding; alvays ready at BUT LEW; WAREHOUSE, t 3 and 14, t harine-stietit, Strand. —Please to be par tto.iWt ii • Brlc;k4ront klousp, I..; \t\ This Day was published, • Price R Three Slnllin gs and Si x p ence , ' EMARKABLE TRIALS at thc -lafe LANC.A.S -TE R i$S ES, • August, Accurately take, in Short-hand. • Via. in itself has such an odicius'rniert, As to be hated needs but to he seen. Liverpool; printed and sold 'by 13. Crosby and Co. Sta tioners'_court, London. . • STUDENTS IN ANA'raMY.' . • This , Day ; teas poblished, ip One, very-closely prioreci.Vo. "lune, Bvo. price 9s. in boards, the Sixth EditiOn of . t ° l - IE ' ANATOMIST's VADE-MECUM.'• Coa t . -taming. the Anatomy, Physioli•gy, Alornid Appear- ant - 6S of the Hininin ;' the Art of niaking Ailatornica( l*parutions,• 4c. • To which ;we added, Anatniincal, siological, Medical, and Surgical Questions for Students. By ROBERT, HOOL'E I.). . Fellow of the. Linnxan and . London Medical Societies,, Rest.- dent - Physician fo the St. Marir-la.bonneliitirinary.,(Atc. Frinted for John, Murray. No. 3 , z, Fleet-strcet l Loadpp ; A. Const.ble and Co. Edinburgh ; and Gilbert andliOtigeS, . , This Day was publi,hed, ' In One large Volume Octavo, with Plates, price lo§, in boards, DRACTICAL OBSERVATION'S on the PRIN CIPAL DISEASES of the EVES, illutrated with Cases. Translated from the Italian of ANTONIO SCARPA, - . • Professor of Anatomy and- Pradical Surgery in the University. of Pavia, Fellow of the Royal Aeade!!”4l Berlin; of- the. Royal Society of London, .of the josephine Medico rutgical Society of Vienna, and of tie Medic4l Society 'i2f gdinburgh. ' • With Notes, by TAMES BRIGGS, Member of ih'e Royal College of Sur4cons, .London; and`_ Assistant Surgeon of the Public. Dispensary. • Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Scram. I.).ty ;vat , Handsomely v rinted in Quarto, on Writing Paper, price, in • boards, 7s. - To be continued Annually., -14•rr HE FARMER's 'DAILY. JOURNAL, '$N I) ,COMPII4TL ACCpUINIYANT, trout Michaelmas 1806 to Michaelmas 1807, recommended to all Farmers, as well Proprie•ors as Occupiers-of Fartns,, S ctwards, Jiaihl s, &c.. as the most .easy and ready M e th o d o f k ee pi ng ; l ie Ac ctAmts of a Farm, so arranged . that the plainest Capacity, -with a Knowledge of Writing only, may keep a tnost accu rate and satislanOry'Acemint, as Well 'ot the Labour as the .ProtitS of the Farm. BY A PRACTICAL FARMER. Printed for -F..0. and j. kiyington, No. 62., St. Paul's Churchyard ; And sold by all booksellers in Town and Country. Itlitt;.*KEN I).AI.L'S NEW NOVEL. This Day was published, , In Three Volumes, t Imo. price as. boards, MORELAND MANOR. ; or, Who is theiTeir ? By Mrs. KENDALL, .Author of " Derwent Priory," Castle vii the Rock," &c. &c. Printed for Lungman,.Hurst, Rees, and Urine, Pater ' mister-row. . f.whorri may be had, jtyt,published,r Madame 1)e Maintenon. Translated from the French of Madame De Geniis. 'ln a vols. 12111 U. price Bs. in hoards. HOGARTH's WORKS, A NEW 'EDITION, . Id Two Volumes, Quarto. . On the ►st of Novanber will be published, Price Hall'4-Guinea on Denny, Paper; or price One Guinea on Royal Paper, wi; h Proof Impressions, The First Numba., of 'THE GENUINE WORKS of WILLIAM -BOCA RTI-1 _ (To be comprised in Sixteen Numbers each containing Seven or Eight Prints, and about Forty Pages of Letter press), illustrased with Biographical Anecdotes, a Chronolo gical Catalogue, and Commentary, By JOHN N ICKO LS, Edinb. and Perth ; • 'And the late GEO. STEEVENS, Esq. F.R.S. and F.S.A. .Printed for Lcingrnan, Hurst, Rees, and Urine, Pater noster-row. (0' The Second Number will - be published on the Ist of January, xBO7 •, and the succeeding Numbers on the rat of every SeCond Month. N: B. Prospeetuses may be had at all the Boi,ksellers. FOR TUE USE OF FAMILIES, & - e.• This Day was published, price 2s. . No. zg, which completes the Fiitn Volume, of ' THE GUAIIDIA.N of EDUCATION. Edited By Mrs. TRIMMER. THIS WORK CONTAINS, I. A Pra6lical System of Christian Education. 2. A Sequel to it. • • 3. Extraci,) from eminent Authors, relating to Modern Philosophy, and other Subjetas conneaed with Christian Education. 4. A Copious Examination, including upwards of ;so Volumes, of Systems of - Education, Childrens'llooks, and Booke for Young Persons.' • Pridted for F. C. and j. Rivington, No. 62, St. Paul's 2 Church-yard, and j, Hatchard, too, Piccadilly. - N. IL The last NuMber - contains a General View of the Phrophecies of the Apocalypse, as relating ,to the Spiritual Concerns of the Members of Christ's Church Thoughts on the Reign of Antichrist and an Attempt to ascertain ;he Nature of the Millennium, or the Reign of Christ and tha' Saints upon Earth. • The above-mentioned Work .may be had complete in Five Volumes; Octavo, price 21. 2s. 6d. or any . Voliline or Mini bus singly, to complete Sets. • • LETTER lately received from „Li ocolp shire deserves some attention : I have the pleasure to inform you that my Face is much better, though still• but in— different ; beg you will send me a large bottle, 11aving been_ obliged to put.hase'some ge which I am Con vinced.are not yours. I sent to one of your - Agents ; he had not any ip the house, but purchased them elsewhere in the town for me. 1 have sent a small quantity and the paper of diredions, in order that you may discover the imposition (for such I think it), as the effects are so , very different." in thoSe- Cases where SPILSBU KY's PATENT ANTISCORBUTIC DROPS are given with success, .as' in Scurvy, Gaut, Rheumatism, crophula, Eruptive Cases, Nervous and Bilious Complaints, the necessity of guarding against an injurious Mixture 14 obvi. ous ; therefore, with a little attention, by ,the following marks, the genuine Meditine will be distinguished' readily from Counterf6ts. Observe that - the words, " By the King's Patent," are expressed at length on the bottle, in the bill of dire&ions, and outside wrapper ;. also the Stamp (the King's Duty) is printed in black instead of red ink. • kohl at the Dispensary, t 5, Suho=square,.London ; in but-' ties of ss.. 6d. 101. and al. As. Duty included; Compound ii.ssence MO BE LETT, the whole atcl•eintiriete PARISH' of St !Ail E.R VILLE A STO N, . containing abolit _too° Acres, lying in the heart of that Vale, so longscelebrated for its extreme fertility, situated . within three miles of Evesharn, a great-'market-town, and two miles and a half from the navigable River Avon, which, at a short distance, joins the. . Severn, thus affording a reaiy rnaricet for its produce, and a conveyance for the finest Lime; to. which Maniac it has hitherto-been a stranger. •• . Somerville Aston is divided into large well fenced Inclo sures,..tlic Village lying in the centre.. The Soil is of the richest Marty Clay which ibis kingdom has to boast of, and having been tilled at a vervrshallow depth, : •it is to any good' tillave Husbandman new land. One half of the 'Parish is, or will be, tilled, the other half is Graiing or Dairy Land. It will be Lett for a Term of Sixteen Years .froni the 5 th.of November next, in One, Two, or Three Farms, the build ings admitting of either - arrangetniitty and• each allotment lying within a Ring Fence •,• , f, not disposed of by' Private , Ciintraa . (of which - the 'ear liest Notice will be given) it LETT .by AUCTION, at the Unicorn ton, Evesliain, - Worei;stershire, it. Three o'clock.Ott Saturday, the usroiNcrTembernext..: - Initnedilte Possession Will he given of two-thirds of 01,2 Parish, and attie reinainiFigthird,. - either now or within-four years, as Will be hereafter nottlie•••-i , • Printed Pirticillars will be' had of Mess. Lavender - -and to. • Solicitors, ,Evesharn. 7 of kVilliain Lisq, Solicitor, Tatintiin ; 01 . S.• C. Soweiville, Esq. Writer to the Siener, Edinburgh ; and at theJtouse of•the Right Hon, - Lord Soineryille (the Proprietor), Hill-street, London, to. Whom ollin - s‘may be made, •• •,' •" Sept. 24 , o 6 • • TO BE PE R E*IP.TO RUA SOLI), Pursuant to an Order of the. High' Court of ChanCery, made in a CaUse• 'Wherein E LIZ. RU WOE. ‘j . .'a . ri litf nt, by her nett Friepcl, -is f?iitint l CH. 13U RDEN • and Others are Defendant6 i before 11.pbe;.t Steck ' Esq. one of the Mastert - Jilthe said . Critirt,--at-tho,rublic Salo-v .- Km of the Said Coup, in.:i.outhampton, buildings, Chancrerv-lane i . On vvedre'sday the 2..s'a - Day of - thrtotrer,' 1806, at Twelve'' o'Clock at•Oloott, in One Lori-. . , • . 41. LEASEHOLA) - LSTATE, • - compri.ing. a .Cot- tint and - Machmety, at Nettie,. Lin, , ,With, in the Parisi:-Of Cuckmey,: in the Coutify . of Nottingham—; toge, Owl - , with. 2I Cottages and 9 A c res, of. Ground con-;i, , ., , n0us to the , ;said Mil 1. -- and Works; held under Lease Hit the re mainder of a Term of 69 years, from ,Miehaelnas 17F3, Partie't.tfars Wlter&ot Ir.ty beltad(gratis) at - the' trunlie ficp, southampton,buildin gs albiesaid'; of Mr Itrook • S• iicitor, Red' . 1. - 4;n Itiiiitre, London ; Of Messrs. Rossi , Hrtll , and , Ross. SolKito.r,,, street, .lon, where the tease may inspeOed ;" wl ; •of Mr.v , Walkneit, EVlanstield, •-• • ), ik .11 1 N i'.. I 1 T "' P.A.:II"ENT CAMP BEDSTEAbS., Furni tine, t t :asses, and Bedding complete, are ve ty' rep,_ et ly reco impended to Gentlemen, as. being the most purt:•ri le and supCrioi -to any others made in Lowhin`;, M'aryt?r, Tents, . fables and_ Chairs, on improved principles', Sea Cuts, Sofa '&.(13; slut Chairs, lot on Board Snip', Mit'stplitto Net Furniture, aid Patent Brass-screw Bedsteads, for East and West Indies, awl all t';oreigti Climates, at • NIORGAN and SANDERS's Pateilt Bedstead Manufaztory.and-Ware-lt tiorns, ' Nos. ib and 47, Catherine -street, Strand. Morgan • and . Sanders's New-invented , Intperial... 1 aes, allowed to be . the most complete and It lekant set of Tables ever yet invented, are very portable,.paelting in a Box but ten .Inelles deep. N. f. The fashionable' ofa-Bed and Chair-BFd Ware— house. FOR VENEREAL AND SCORBUTIC COM:. PLAINTS. DR; FREEMAN'S GUTTA.SALUTARIS is by tar the most safe aiirl'etiedinal 'Remedy ever yet disco.- vered for the cure of that dangerous Disease. Persons unhap pily afiiicled with Venereal Coriiplaints, in all its 'Stages and under its various appearances,' will find a secure and piesent Relief by taking these most invaluable Drops ; which, for' their excellency during thirty years pradice in ie 'most po— pulous part of London, vifc. Hatton-garden, have been term ed Gtitta Salutaris. The Secrecy with which most persons so affliaecl find it needful to conceal their sufkrings, may be safely employed while using these Drops ; since-they render confinegient un necessary, as well-as all unduous or mercurial P reparations, or any surgital Operation Whatever. By'appotritmeut of Dr. Freeman they are sold by R. But ler, 4, Cheapside, Corner of Paternoster-row; Bacon; - ;co, Pidding, 75, Oxford-street i - Bull and Caliwell, Dublin ; Scctt, Smith, and Baxttr, Edisburgh; M‘DOnald, Glasgow; Stains, 141ancliester Lathbury, Liverpool, Stains and Lynch; Manchester ; cnd most Medicine Venders in every Town, in Bottles, at 25. 9d. each. THE CORDIAL - BALM OF GILEAD. IDERSONS who are enervated in Youth seldom recover tlietnseivs by: tidy other means than this Resto. rative; old age and infirmities speedily come on, and the thread of life is shortened ; for, the tbundation of a happy old age is a good constitution in youth; temperance and mu. cleration, at th;:t age, art p2 . .sspoqs to happy grey hairs. - The Cordial Balm of Gilead, by its softening, healing, and< tonic qualities, and salutary etti:ets, attbrds a sure prospect of . returning' strength, and a certain hope of muscular-invigota. non, to those who are debilitated by premature or excessive indulgencies : hence arise weakness of sight; vertigos, loss or appetite, and mental decay. Youth of either sex, who have praaised' a secret and de. structive Vice, and there•by relaxed, weakened, and debili tated the whole NerVouS*System, will:find the Cordial Balm of Gilead the most powerful, certain, -and elfedual remedy. It has been, inicemmmly successful with young people who have tile appearance and. ail' of old *age who are pale, elle.' urinate, benumbed, stupid, and even imbecile ; whose bodies are become bent, whose legs are no longer scarcely able to carry them ; who have an otter distaste for every thing, and are totally incapacitated. Where the stomach is frequently disordered, i the body iS weakened; paleness, bodily decay, and eirmiation, succeed this most destructive habit, and the eves sink-into the head. The virtue of the Cordial Balm of Gilead is daily demonstrated, in eradicating the worst and most dangerous symptoms of Nervous Disorders; and nothing . has tended so much tdestahlish the tame of this Aiedichte as its certain success- in those complaints which strike dieir roots so-deep in the constitution,.and are so fatal to the hap. piness of,mankind. , Prepared by Dr. Solomon, Gilead Hodse, near Liverpool, in los. 6d. and 335. bottles ; the latter contain four of the former; by - Which the purchaser saves 9s. Every genuine bottle has a Stamp, .which bears the Proprietor's name and address, " Saml. Solomon, Liverpool," to imitate which is felony. -N413. The postage of all letters to.the Do6tor must be. paid, and a fie of 16s. 6d. inclosed for advice. • - • • - Sold by Mrs. Mathews,...No. 16, •Strand, London; Mr._ Smith, Perfumer, No. 32; and Mt. Radium, North-Bridge; Mr. Baxter and Mr. Scott, Suutii-Bridge; Mr. Davidson and Husband, Elder and Co.- Edinburgh; Mr. Baxter, Glasgow; - W. Cameron. Greenock; G.:Browning, ; H. Craw ford, Kilmarnock; W. Young, Irvine ; A. Forsyth, and I'. IVhiteside Ayr; W. Crawford, Girian ; I. parson, New. Dotiglas ;,'F, ,• T. weredie, Kirk e ably 4 J, Blyth, Leven; • Dempster, Cupar; Allan, Dun dee ; •I'. Craigie, iViontrose ; Mitchell,-and-j: Anderson, ; White, liana . ; ',M`liitosti,' Inverness ; T. Nl`Kenzie - , Stornaw.ly; P. Taylor,. Stranta , :t ; !obi - Ist/Li and B isset , 1 ., 011 1; W Anderson, Sterlink; Coke and Reid, Leith ; Alexander; Ilunii r..nline; - Wilstn4 ))unbar; ,•Vionet, Ar ! ;. bi oath ;- Dickson, Inglis, Dumfries ;. l'borson, Berwick: ; V,feddel, A Inivick ; • ArbutlAnot, and larnieoon, Ye terhead; A. M‘l)onalti, Trppgate, and by most 3 and 'venters ttt 'Patent )li-!lielnes in the United ii.togd ()al . . . . .7 05. i, 18:6. TIFTE.COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING His :i11171SS171", NAVY do ii/eb'r give N,ticc, That ' . on Wednesdqy the Fitt, inst. i/Jty will be s'ea4..to rereive Tenders; (sealed up), and treat Jrs TiorlVo Il'andred Thousand GOLDSTOisi FE, or BROWN ,MILLOW ROliSVotklr than forty-eight Inches_ in lerrgrt),fit for making Coopers' Twee; if be answerable .to Sampl e s so be produced wi:h 1/c Tender; ; to be delivered by the Sorb of vfpril, fe.e7, in equal monthly propor tiont,lnto pas Majesty's Pi;Fluading Stores at Deptfo , d ; and for Three Thousalid Bolts of FL Aps the.use of the Cooperage', to be also answerable to Samples to be produced n lib the Tenders; and to be del7vercd in the space of Twelve Months,' by regular vi(ek t 'y propoitions, into the Stores before mention,;(l.' The u;lsole to be rzild for by payable, with interest, 'ninety dqy's afiet. N. B. X9,Tencler fora less quantity than One Hundred Theu. semi Rods,•and Five .1.1? Its ej,Flags,.trilll he admitted. The con fr iiti , ,p of the Contrails may 'Se se%tt at zhe Secretary: Office. rega•Yd will 1t tv any Tehtier bz Tohieh the Price shall tot he inserted in words at length, c,r that shall not be gleilvered to the Board before One .o l Cl6ek on the said Icedilesiay the istb Instant; nor unless the Pers,n who-Ittakes,the Tendrr, or Person on hir behalf, attends, to ansj:e:, ' , when cated f,r. • , 4• - CHALLhN4.;O: ,• -•• • MESSRS. CURRIE and Cos challe n g e the whole WOl 1•I to lrr;,v i sin ie irtsi.ucr where their Medicine and Niel hod t of Cure have filed of the desired eiteet. Praaice of rainy -years• in this particular branJt - o; Jheir.prO -I:ssion has not given. rise to one unsuccessful case. They con. , t Mite to dirt tat:;r to- the t real Men t and cure'of t'.eri.:-A taimcc.inplattits, and that.' derangement of thr system which,. :, Is the coa •tinence of a destructive r t• is a mei.nciiiify . truth; that the indulgence in this'solitary vice brings on those pfticiencies and Depilittes which ft - aq;en:Ay prevent and embitter the IVlatrimonial State, anti itripese by anticipa_ lion upcn its unhapey 'victims all ,the lnfinni ties of old age. • To suet persons it must he a ennsol:itg reheat ii to ki)4AV ,that they.ihay.now, by new arid intalithis• ainxie 01 treat. man, be restored to heal:11. Stiengtit. and manly vigour,— Cnirie;and being regular.?urgeous pt the Ro'fal ;College, the. idea . ot,eitipir,:is iti cannot possinTy. be at , a, nett to their witefice,•foi not b.ng bat a thorough - convittion; con- • tirmcd }ear -5 experience, of the Injudicious invite of to :idoptert by the general rlaelitiinta in ttie 4..prE 'Of Veueval.CntnAints, and t hat class of Derr ,tahly results 7frorn the mittscretions Of OntiO, could induce • thein,to deviate train the usual system, and bt p.mitrittilig the Innit surpi izing Cures, coneilicethe—utorlti of the decided su. pertority ot.their.mptle o; treatment. . Messrs. Cii - rrie and CO. May tr:: consulted by'patients of . eirlt.:r sex, with the greatest delicacy, secrecy, and .., 11,notir e l• at their !louse, No t'=7, 1-larton alden Irtilif . 1 fie CPUid IT (post- paid), . inJOSing a hank stating Site particulars of the case, will hsve the 41ei.ess,iry Advice and - Medicines sent tg any part of the Kiittlonr, No. 29i ArlllaiCkSfrpet v S LL . E . 13, I FOR Tbirteen Years I have relinquished all . other Prattice for the l'rea talent of Ven.:re..l . C,iitplaihts,•ard the t:ure'of those heticiencies which ate the copsettheoccs,cf . l .% a destrudive habir: The undoubted.qualitications which I kossess, as heOil the kt,,yal College ot Surgeons, torsrerly a Sorg:'min the Army, and the extent of my experience in this- pecullitr line, constitute-my claim to that sr.periority which cannot be attained by the illiterate, uneven by the' most respettab!e general Prattitioneri whose mind ,is harassed by attention to anininiense variety of Disorders. _ _ _ -The-very singling complaints of, Disease and Debility, in' • which from every part of the world I liave been consulted, must have considerably conduced to my perfect compreileit,- . sion of the most complicated Cases: I fDiseases arise from the indiscretion of an unguarded mo • tifent, and if sueii•CaSes" of t distressful disarratiOsuent. - do, exist, as those which are the coriseqUenees of an habiftial vice, can any Mm assume a better title to treat them than; a regular Surgeon, resigning alt other Pradice tbr the Treat ment of these,. arid concentrating his attention, and studies to' this particular point In recent Cases of Infeaion, all Pain, Danger, and Dis.. tress may be avoided, and in the first. sensations of loc,al. Weakness, Much future.misery may be preveotcd, by such tneansof re-animation as will restore health and strength to the Constitution. Through incoosiderate neglett the slightest cases become important, but it is the acquirement of exclusive experience in this line to give a safe and 'permanent restoration, eve when other Prattitioners have failed. The terms of remuneration are precisely stated on the.first interview, but no letters are answered unless a Bank dote is inclosed.' ...__ MARTIN BkEE, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in London. No. '2,9, Arundel -street, Stta.ndolear Temple-bar: • '- There is an additional entrance in %%rater-street, adjoining. .To THOMAS TAYLOR, Esti. Sir.. • '•!' • 'No. - 9, New Bridge-street, London. T CONSIDER it but an aa of justice due to the. I merits of your. LE AKE's PATENT PILLS, to com a , znuM6te to you the following Cure which has svcently been. performed by theni:— An Acqualtitance of mine, by the breaking out of' an old Venereal Complaint (attended" by a . complication of disorders arising therefrom), was reduced most•to.a skeleton; and although he had the best medical advice whiCh could. be obtained, and tried a variety of Patent Medicines, nothing could he procured which seemed to suit his case, or to do him any service : ne remained in a most re-_ ' duced and pitiable situation for two years, unable to follow his profession, - ana scareely able to walk or even to stand on his legs ; in fad no one who knew hiin ever supposed it pos., sible for him, to recover. He was advicetrat last ro try your Leake's Pills-Lhe-tlid so, adhering stridly to the direct ionS given with them. lie had nut tiken more Oki} two boxes be fore he found an alteration tnr the better: this encouraged him to proceed, and by taking a - listv boxes more he found his appetite and strength gradually return, and is now as health) and stout as any man I know. You are Ivelcome, Sii„ to meter any person to me for a Confirmation of the atabve • account if it should be doubted, , • , - I am, Sir, your obedient humble servant, Library, Folksrone. • - THOS. PURDAY: • Prepared and Sold by the.Sole.illoprietor, Taos. TAY colt, Mjipber of the Royal Collegt of Surgeon ! , London, at his House, No. 9, New bridge-stre..l; ' Where, 'after a constant residence of more thap Forty. Years, in a practice . particularly ,direded. to the: re. 7.0,1 real Cornplainis,• and those incidental to the Parts of Generation iii both Sexes, with that inviolable secrecy which Men of' his Profession. sttOu rd . 's.' ways Observe, he Hatters himself, the, advice anal, aaaiatants_ne. gratuitous- ; ly administers •to Persons t.,king - a14., Medicine, will he esteemed by.4(h.scerning roli, i ":mait'sVantae-seiciarti . - to be - obtained, and void otarftlit. • • • , • , Also sold, by his Appointmen = t,: i ,Shc:_corptar k ience of . those living - at a.distance, at the Pertlint6es, 35,.S t. ban's-Street, Pall Mall; the ToySliZT: f '43!--z.03, Olttbrcle• strut; Mr. Distiorhis,- - N0.,.7,: Fish-arca-Mil; • Nr.• Baxter's, - Sourh;bridinburgh,;_ MI Coasr gow ; Callweil's, LiverPooiA Mr. Atkinson's, Manchester ; ana by 'ab' Person . ,in eery - considerable Town in Gr,at Britain I:reland, in-Boxes of only is. od. each, sealed up with plain direc, tions, whereby persons . of eatier. sex may itiems‘tivts -- wine ease, speed, secrecy, and safety. 1 - N. Ir. •Lvery'oox sold in Lile.it Britain is •sealed up. with - a staint>, oil which, by favour oetlbe Commassitaketes, Is print ed at idol Stamo.otlice, T. Taylor, No. Q , Nev street," to imitate which is FeltinY; and allimhers arc coon. terteits. dak.