The Sun. — London, England, 1806-01-20 00:00:00

)ni the LO NDON GAZETTE, Jan, 18, 180 Ira; y.in. 18, 18d6. ist Regiment of Life Guards, Captain Edward Davies, from the 15th I. oGt, to he Captain of a Troop, - vice who elii.:b ; n3ges. Lieutenant Edwaid Berry, -hrotn the 18th Light i)ragoons, to be Cornet and. Sub-Lieutenant, by pur chase, vice Bristow, promoted, Commission: signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the Cote,lfy of Mid dlesex.. • - St. l'uncrarFolunteers. Thomas Harper King, F'sq. to be Captain, vice• Alexander, resigned: Dated Deceinher 2, 1805. Btentford Polzenteies. Ensign john Essex to he Lieutenant, vice Burrell, resigned. DatedDecembei.g, Ensig . hftisePWHeatli to be Lieu tenant, vice Roberts, resigned. Dated as above. Royal York Volunteers. corgeßaek, Esq_ to be Capt4in, vice Leinaitre, resigned . .. Dated December in; iBos. • Conmiizions signed by the Vice Lieutenant of Wm County of Gla morgan.`• • • to,. ll'ettern Regiment of Glamorgan Volunteers.. Captain lohn Morris to be I.l.lajor, vice Miers, resigned. Lieu. tenant Thomas Morris to be Captain. • Swansea Volunteer Cavalg. 'John Morris, tent. to be Cornet, vice D. Williams, pro moted. I. rancis Braille to. be. Assistant-Suri;eob, vice Rees, resigned. . BANICRUPICY ENLARGED. William Coltman, of Long-acre, Middlesex, baker, from Jan. IS to zs, at ten, at Guildhall. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Israel Burrows, of Mirfield, Yorkshire, corn-dealer. BANKRUPTS. Bilby, of King-street, St. George, Bloomsbury, Mkidlesex; carpenter and builder; to surrender lan. as, at one, Feb. ao, - at ten,' and March r, at one, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Collett, Wirnburn, and Collett, Chan cery-lane. James Taylor, of Hatton-wall, Middlesex, vilualler, to sur render Jan. 24, 30 and March I, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. HO;loway, Chancery-lane. 'John Morley, of Sewardstone, Essex, miller, to surrender. Jan. 21. Feb. 4, and March a, at ten, at Guildhall, Lon don. Attornies, Messrs. Williams and Brookes, Lincoln's- inn New-square. • Mary Hughes, late of Warrington, Lancashire, shopkeeper, to surrender Feb. 54, at five, rs,• at nine, and March a, at twelve, at the Punch Bowl, Peck-lane, Nottingham. At tornies, Messrs. Coldham and Enfield, Nottingham ; or Messrs. Bleas`dale and Aleicander, Ltidon, Matthew Eagle Finch, late of Queen,Anne-street East, Mid dlesex, fat : tor, to surrender fan. es, Feb. 4, and March t, at ten, at Guildhall. - Attorney, Mr. lames Nicholls, Tavi stock-place, Tavistock-square. 16hri Parke and Freston Fryer Parke, of Manchester, rner chdrits and co-partners, to surrender Jan, es, Feb. Is, and March t, at eleven, at the Bridgewater Arms Inn, Man chester. Attoinies, Mr. Thomas Hewitt, Manchester ; or Mr. Ralph'Ellis, Chrsitor-street, - Chancery-lane, ton- don. •• . Tohn Batty . Tooke, late of Beverley, Yorkshire, banker, to surrender 29;. and 'March i, at ten, at the 1 iger 13evaley. Attornies, Mr. Ramsey, Beverley ; or Messrs,-Alien, Exley, and Stocker, Furnival's-Inn, Lon ' .don..- . lames - ' lob, of Cloak-lane, London, appraiser and auetioneer, to surrender ran. 25, Feb: t, and March 1, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. 13atchellor and Potts, .flare-court, Temple. Satnuel Hirchin,,ot Kingslanci-road, Nliddlesex, vianaller, 'to surrender Jan, 25, zB, and March r, at eleven, at Guild_ hall. Attorney, Mr. Withy,-Buckingharn-street, Strand. Anne Henning, now or late or Poole; linen-draper, to sur render Feb. 17, at three 18, at nine, and March r, at ele- Nen, at the Old Antelope - Inn; • Poole.. Atorney, Mr. Tiivit , L , Parr, Poole. . • DIPIDENDS. "lan 21. Henry Davis, of l'orte f , coutlintnraton. merchant, at ten, at Guildhall, L0nd0n...," Feb. S. William Leveridgei of-:Shoreditch, Middlesdx, ca binet-maker, at twelve, at Cwfdhall, Feb" 20. John Bird, Of Wells, Somersetshire, whitesmith, at eleven, at the Greyhound Inn, Broad- Nlead, Bristol. " - Feb. is. Thomas Arnold, of Canterbury, Kent, grocer and cheese.monger, at ten, at Guildhall, Loudon. -Feb. 15. John. I-Peary Kiuge, of l'aul's=chain Doctors' Commons, London, furrier, at ten, at Guildhall; •• • • CERTJTI CATES. . . Feb. S. Sarah.Anstie, late of Deviles,Viltshire, dealer. john Mellor, now ot late. of. Sheffield, Yotkshire, flax- - 'dresser. Alexander Cockburn,efCray's-lnn-lane, Middlesex, sadler. The nautical clock lately stolen from the Obser vatory of Colonel BEAVFOY, at Hackney Wick, is a very extraordinary piece of mechanism. It has four hands, the first of which points at the number of yards a ship sails i- the second shews the hundreds ,of yards,'• from 100' to 2000 ; the third specifies the number of, miles, from, one - to - ten ; and the 'fourth, the tens of miles,' from 10 to 100. This'eurious machine is put in motion by•a log line, 'and. the whole is considered a great discovery in Naviga tion. • - A Pedestrian Feat, • rather singular in its nature, vas "performed at .the beginning of the • Week - at Stockwell. The ostler at the White Horse in the Wash Way, undertook fora wager of five guineas, in carry a . gtone:-bottle handle, in one or other of his hands, ailcl go with it 50 miles in 4 successive hours, without stopping or resting. He started at half-paSt one o'clock in the mOrning; and continued on -till nalf-past five in the afternoon,' when he corn= pleted his journey. 'For the , last four mileS he:was much distressed, his arms and wrists turned . quite black, - and he was obliged minutely to shift his burthen from hand to hand. to keep any Cificulation. . . . . On Saturday an InqUistion was herd on the body of Km. Williams, a 'pauper of Pancras' Pcor 7 Louse, who wa.; killed on '.l.larsda:-„ i l conequence of beiug.struclt by,. a chimney-pot, which v.-as'blo'kn from the top 'of, the house by the hurricane of Thurs day. Three others were votinded,hy the same acci dent.—Another Inquest was .taken in Da:l:Cau se lane,', on the body of B. Ward, v an oyster-vender, yvho fell. from the Cage Windowi; in that lane,_ and was .killed on the spat. was confined in the Cage, which is two. stories high, for intoxication, and contrived to get through the window, from which he fell. A thiid' InqUest was taken at'the Cock, Bolywell, on a boy, who, while-gating - a pail of water from a horse-pond, onFriday,: fell in and was drowned.—Verdi&S, in.all the eases,' f4Caclental Death. On Satnrday J. Hughes, g genteel young man, was charged v ith fraudulently obtaining. two ; silk shawls, valtie seven guineas, from the shop of Messrs. Knight and. Parks, in- Cheapside. the 'Prispner pretended to be the bearer of 211 order fro'in 4`6llsto rner of the prosecutors; but having sotrieSuspieion - of the faa, they-sent their porter to w'atch him; whO traced him to the shop of a linen-draper in Oxford *treet, where he was deteBed offering the shawls for sale... lie was remanded to the Poultry Compter. On Saturdny diedy in Leather-lane, J. Langston; a green-grocer,. His death was occasioned by a fall which he received on' the day of Lord NELSON'S fu neral, when a cart passed over his. pack.. He has left. a wife and five children. L DUN : nteci by RI At t 4 StIN-OFF TO THE EDITOR OF THE ST:Ar. SIR, . , More than one anonym ousl etter having appeared in the Public Papers respedliu the failure of the design erecting A Naval Pillar,' for:which subscriptions] . were opened a few yearS ago ; and some oblique . re: fle&ions on the conduct; of the • CoMmitree being thrown out.in them, as if-the Fund. bad been mis applied, I feel it a duty I !owe to that, - COththittee„ which boasts some of the most respectable - - names in this Country, notwithstanding the little regard ano - - nymons writers in general dese.rve; te'submit the Ibl loiving observations - to the British Public. While the achievements of. our celebrated Naval Heroes, and the opulence of the -Nation, called for a monument worthy both, it is obvious to every one that 'n'considexable.subscripticiti must be requisite to carry it into execution . : ~NOw the fa6li, that the Subscription never 'amounted to - more than 7,5001. and ofithiS : sum only 40501. have yet - been .paid into the hands', "of the Treasurer. Though the inade quacy Of such a, subscriptimi to the : end .proposed..is. sufficiently palpable,..it is natural to imagine that neither the Committee, nor the very noble and ho nourable chara&ers whose names forth the List . of Subscribers, would easily bring themselves :to relin ,quisli a scheme they had so much at heart, and . which is so-congenial to the ,feelings of the British Nation' that they could hot 'but hope sometime- or otherto see it realized at a period. more favourable for carrying it into execution. That this period may Soon arrive, is more ardently wished by no one than it is by myself; or that the/recent and gloridus fate of a NELsoN,.whose name will ever be dear to me as that of a revered • friend, would stimulate age nerous people to supply. what is still wanting to the means. Before I quit the subject I will just add, that the money received has been uniformly put out at interest for the benefit of the Fund, a Measure too obvious to have been overlooked by the Committee. - I in, Sir, • Your most obedient Servant, A. DAVISON. james's-square, Tan. IS, 1M". Lately died, at Newark; Mrs Heard, after lying in a trance for eight days and nine nights, at the ti piration of which time she recovered her speech, and shortly after became a corp Se. On Wednesday a shocking accident happened to T. Whittington, .Esq. of Hamswell,Honse, near Bath : the , machinery of. his .threshino- machine caught his, hand, tore off his arm, and f:36tured the Opposite collar-bone. He is however likely to re cover. SHIP 4V4pits, GRAVESEND, JAN. 17. Sailed—the Rockers, Hamlyn, for Barbadoes ; jonge Pie. ter, Parliovelt, and Onderneeming, Van Duyn, for Catwyck ; aod ,, Grant, Smith, for Jamaica. KIRriIS. On Thursday. last, the Lady of Henry Thornton, Esq• M. P. of a Daughter. On - Friday iast. in Bedford square, 'the Lady of Robert Dallas, Esq. M. P. of a Daughter. MARRIffD. On Friday last, 'at Bath, Robert Smith, Esq. of Basing' hall-street, to Mrs. Poole, of Woodford, Essex. The same day, at St. Laurence, in the Isle of Thanet, Mr. Clarke, of Upper john•-street, Golden-square, to Miss Mary Anna Squire, daughter of the - late Thomas Squire, Esq. of Peterborough. On. Saturday, Mr. Webb,' Of Great St. Helen's, Linen. draper, son of Mr. Webb, of Brandon., SuWolk, to Miss A. ' Milson„daughter of Mr. Milson, St. Brievals, Gloucester shire. DIED Lately, at Heston, near Southall, at the advanced age o 87, lames George, .Esq. many years. Clerk to Messrs. Drum monds, Charing,cross. On the 9th-inst. at Tuxford, Nottinghamshire, in the 24th year of her age, Miss Warriner, daughter of James %Varriner, Esq. of the former place. On Tuesday se'nnight, at Glasgow, Miss Margaret Niven, youngest daughter of Mr. David Niven, Bookseller. . • NEW INVENTED HATS. • TN consequence of the very, &eat complaints of 1. late of -the bad quality of Hats, it has- induced Mr. HARE, of No. 71, Strand, wholas resided there these zo years, to try the experiment of mixing Moles' Fur with Bea. ver, and which he has found to answerhismOst ardent ex pec. tations, not only for their durability, Which, on trial, will be. found to wear tout near two such Hats aslare made in the usual way, the Mole Fur making them so much finer, and of a.closer texture than the various coarse Furs that are usually . made use , of in. the IVlanulatture of : Hats ; and, with other good qualities, the Fut will not come off; which has been so much complained of of late, as well as their , taking a most beautiful : Black, which will retain their colour: and being the ManufaCturer of his own Hats, he sells .them at tke very lowcrice of .11.,-55., Stamps included. t i.-rmy, Navy, 'Foldhig, and •Ladies' Hats.—Gentlemen in the Country ShOuld-send the number of inches round the outside of the Crown. . . • Worthy the_ittention of the 'grade, and Merchants ,fur Exportation. *** Mole Skins bought in any, quantity. Letters about Mole skins must be postpaidi . • ,• No: 29; Arundel -street, Sept: 13, Ong. L'On. 'Eleven. Yeats - I have rell4plshed all other Pralice for the Treatment of Venereal Complaints, ;Ind the cure of those deficiencies ‘..vhicli AN the consequences of a destru&ive habit. The undoubted qualifications Which I possess, as a Mem ber.of the Royal-College of Surgeons, formerly a Surgeon in the ,Ar,ny, and the extent of my experience in this peculiar line, constitute my claim .to that superiority, which cannot be attained by the.illiterate, or even by the most res'peclable general Praaitioner, whose mind is harassed by attention to • an immense variety, of Disorders. The'veraf singular complaints .of DiSease ard Debility„ in y which from ever part of the world I have been consulted, must have considerably conduced to my perfeCl comprelien- • sion of the most complicated Cases, If Diseases arise from the indiscretion of an unguarded mo ment, and if such Cases of, distressful disarrangement do exist, as those which arc the consecjuences of an habitual vice, can any Man assume a better title to treat them than a. regular SurgeOn, resigning all other Pradicefor the Treat .ment of these, and concentrating his attention and studies to this particular point ? -In recent Ca4es of Infeilion, all Pain, Danger, and DiS tress maybe sivoicled, ; and ,in. the first sensations of local Wea,kiiesN much futtire misery may be 'prevented; by such .rneans of re-animation as will restore health and, strength to the Constitution. Through inconsiderate neglea the ,slightest cases.become important, but it is the acquirement of exclusive experience in this line to give a safe and permanent restoration, even when other Piaditioners have failed. The terms of remuneration are precisely stated-on the first interview, but no letters are answered unless a Bank Note is inclosed: MARTIN BREE, _Member of the Royal College of Surgeons In London. No. 29, Arundel-street, Strand, near Temple-bar. • There is an additional entrance in Water-street, adjoining: CHARD HARRIS, of No. 4, Nlartlett.court,l3ow-strect ; and s, No. 11.2, Strand ; where iiiive'rtisi.v7ierti4 Orderf . fc • ' MONEY READY FOR LIFE ANNUITIES. Mn. ROBERTS . respeelfully. informs the Nobi -1111 dity and Gentry, Ny ho wish to raise a temporary Supply el Money at this Season ..of the ,Year, that the various_ Sums he is authoriied to Eiy - eut for, Life Annuities.exceed that Of , any other time, particularly in Surns froin,sool. to sbooL the Securities required to be on Landed Estates, I Iciuses, Enniled Property under trust by Will or Settlement, ClergyirienS' . Livings, &c. The most liberal price, according to the Secti rity, is given. Mr. R. can immediately determine on the validity of,Secu rities and the natural EmaeinceS attending theta, which pre vents many disagreeable circumstances to the PartieS con cerned. Persoßal applications, or Letters, post-paid, are daily at tended to, at his House,'No. zz, Cecil-street, Strand. . . A T the Cheapest arid-Best Hosiery :Warehouse in the Kingdottr, No. 434 . , Strand, the greatest Bar gains' are now selling ; 'consi§ing of - Men's brown Cotton: for Boot's, at only rs. 64. per Bair, worth as, 6d. -; Women's, stout Cotton 15..64. worth as: 6d..; line as. 9cl -- ; extra su per js. 9d. worth 5 5., • stout black and white Silk 63. 34.; with laced clocks 7s. 6d. ; extra 'good ios. 6d. A variety 'of Patent Angola Hose, warranted not to shrink, from as. 9d. to the best quality ; stout worsted is. 34. ; fine as. ; siaper , fine 3s. 6d. ; Silk Mitts 2S. 6tl. ; a curious Article in square Net Mitts ; also Ladies' new-invented Lace Sleeves, talcu 'lated Co give ease and elegance ; Men's Cotton Drawers.3s.6d. AVith every other Article in the Hosiery Line that can pos- . sibly he made,up to the'very best quality, wholesale and ior exportation.—Stockings made to any Pattern. I l'ablished b) :11.1 A M ARMICE . R SCRIPPS, of South molt; n - the Paint, L'ette'rs for the Ectztai - , '&7c, ;f6st-p4d),IT EXTENSIVE 'FREEHOLD - ESTATRS, FARMS and LANDS, upwards of Acres. TYTHE-FrtEEI •and • the" WHEAT SHIiAF INN, ALCONBURY FULL, HUNTINGDONSHIRE..'• •• TO BE SOLI) BY AUCTION,. . By Mr.' ROBINS, At Garraway's' Ctiffee-houst,.in Exchange-alley, Tornhill, London; on Friday the 24th of rativary inst. at Twelki o'Clock, in. Three-lots ; • - Lot I. A :CAPITAL and very VALUABLE FREE. , lA.' 110 LD ESTAT king,that wel .esta.. blished and ;nos: eligible ,It a the WHEAT SHEAF, with appropriate and convenient Out-buildings, advantageously situate at Alconbury•Hills, the junction .of the two•hight,,.. North Roads 64 miles from Loudon, and• within five of tlEtillgdon,; . lo.;ether with Upwatils - bf 7.57 Acres of 'nett' Meadow, Pasture, and". LA nabld•Land,lving•compatt within" a .Ring Fence, •and in 'excellent-m - (1v ; in possession of Mr,- tohn Holmes, un.Legse, seven years unexpired at LadY-da i r_. next. ' • • - • I Lois.•• A Cotrip3el FRI:EWA-D . immediately ad tnining arccl comp,risiqgmrawydl.of ass Aeres_of ter.: tilt. Pasture, _Arable. and- Mealow Land, with. substantial Farid-huiCse, 'YairN, and BuildingS, - in a good state of Culti- 'cation ;in the Occupation-of Mr. f amen Sacheverell,' Tenant from yearto . Lot;.. A Capital and Pesirabie FREEHOLD , - FARM, - with good Buildings, Barns, Stables; Ste., and - upwards "or sag 'Acres of excellent "Ladd- in high (orcjeri: advantageously situate about. a iniielfroni the•fortner Lots, and principally adjoining ~ ,totlie High Road, within fOur of Hunting doll; on Leaklia hlr:Thothas Arthur, Wile years unexpired,-' at•Lady-day'next., . . • The particular eligible Situation, coP)Pginess, and . Order of_these , Estates, render, them remarkably .desirable to. any Gelitrernan ',wishing to invest - Nietey ill Land. The Neigh -boili - hock-anduiids -with Field Sports: , - Nay be viewed by applying to Mr. Holmes, at the Wheat:, *Sliest Inn, where ParticiCars May be had ; at the Bell, Stil • - ton ; P05t... 1--l oLajruntgigatin and Bugden; Sun, Biggles wade; White Horse, Balblock ; Salisbkiry- Arms, 'Hatheid;- Red Lioni. I3arnet. ; at-Garraway , s ,-, of Mr—Hakewell, Sur veyor, Mortimer- s treet, Cavendish-square; and of Mr. Ro-- bins, WarAk , ick-street,'GOlden-square; where a Plan of EsLte may be seen.• To THOMAS TAYLOR,-Esq. No. '9, NeW Bridge-street, London: CONSIDER it but an aa - of justice • due to the merit of your LEAKt?s PATE N'l - TILLS,rta Com inunicate to you the following Cure which has recently been performed. by therm: An. Acquaintance of mine, by the breaking out of an old Venei•eal . CoMplaint (attended by a complication of diaordergarising-therefnain), was recinceetal- Most ton_ skeleton anti , althi:iugh . . he had ',.the befit, medical advice which could be obtained, and tried a variety of Patent Medicines, nothing could be prdcured - 'Which - seemed Ed suit bt to dO: hirn any service : he remained in a most te_ duced - and pitiable situation fot two years, unable. tp his profession and scarcely ;able to walk. or eveu to stand on hide s~Callan - ha *h'3' knew him ever, supposed it pos. sibigloVhTrlA ' ,-, f-ce.Wa*ailvised'at last •to-try yolir Leake'titlil ls-mi'M On+ :411qin4;'st ri 01 y, to the diredions given with them, kle had not Liken more than two boxes be.. tore he fouhd hif'lliteratibh . t - 61 . 't116 - heifer: thi§ enctiltraged him • tocinbeeed',Aitild by tlikiftg-V few , boxes more he 'found: appetite antirlstrength,..grixitually.retnrn,• a nii ;10, now as • health) and )to,Lit as anyi man „1.1:n0w.... You are weleorns„ ; Sir, to icier an:;person to'M6 - 0 - etfoillittnatidriot th 6 account if it shatt ld• dZiubted. •*,• - • ; •• I arn,:Sir,,your t Qtterrielitdaut.nhle servapt, - • . fibrary, Folkstone, , • THUS-PURbAN. July id, 7180; - .• • - • • •Prepared and , Siiliny 7 the-Sole-rroPrietor, Two's. TArtox, Mernberotl,the:Royikl Coitege:of Surgeons. . London, at his .1 - jousc--•..N0. 9,1 y e 13ridge;stree.t; • NVbere, alter a constant terdefice.•af afore tlcin Foi r ty Years' in a. praelice crieeiletto the Cure of Vette-- real Complaints, and: Cnose,:incidentai. to ,the-Tatcs of Ueneratiop. a uot/4 Sees, Kj tli I:114 . invjola4le secrecl . whidlet ten. of his r l'lnfessicn - shbuid alWdy•S'obserin-,; "t4itr-adVtiCe4h4 assistance tie ratuitoi~s-- ly a.linipistets .to! P.erstins • taking .th is ..Meditine,„, Will be'. esteemed, a dis : cerkiins advaLtAge: seldom: to be obtailled',.aild - v:sta . Also scYict , j hi'S• - A•ppointitetit ; for the convenience of those living' : atrailist;tice,la.t:the. Perfunier's,• No-. 35; St. Al-. ban's-ercet,.kall, Mall-, the Toysilop, No. .1,03, Oxfozd-. s:teet Dritblir=otfgh's, tvo. 7, Frsh-strs.tt -hill ; .11aAer'. 1 EA; nblirgh • -Mr. M' Donald's, 0-0 vvl; r.- Caliwel.).'f,„l3„ublin; 1-fverpoolv kr., th IYlanc'r.e.ster,; and by one .Yetson in every conSid&ableT-ToWn:in - Creat Britain and - 11 - 611'ra, in Box of .9,13fy . , 5..... is eAen, :l e i t . , 4 4up with lull. P(ll)l4.iirdiree -. . tions, wherl?Y,P4 , l4otis of etthi . ,i sex may cure themselves ease, speed, pecte r 6-;* ety. N. .13. Every'l3osCsolctin , Gte.at 13ritaiti -is ;sealed up witlf a stamp, op. vv. Wch, - 4Y:favtlitr of the corninissioners, is.print." - et, at the Starrip-ollice,,`‘ T. Taylor, No, 9, New Bridge,. stre'et, ,, to imitate whichiS' etbrly, and all othei' are court- Orfeies;:c•:; S• . R . • CONSTITUTIONS ELAXED, in Tenor Women, ~/ A u . nOeftlie immediate Iti-, - "u,:nce of the COrt pk. ir AL •BA W' GIL EA D; and old. Coughs; Astta. Mas and OpnSumptive Llabits; are so:t relieved; and speedily' cured, • Poverty of 121oRct,'ond, emaciated,' lintbs, will, err. long, meet the happiest change; the chill watery fiukl become rich and balsamic,'. and the limbs be covered viith. flesh, firm and!healthful... • • • ' • To those w ho• have revel led in the Midnight cup, or madly , . drOined Nature of her richest stores, by unrestrained. or centiolis love, or •by the horrid selfish passion of Diogenes, this Restorative will Older all possible assistance; and if the vital,poWers be • not entirely destroyed, it will gradually repair the melancholy evil. Persolis who 'hate lint resided in hot climates, and are languid and' relaxed in their whole system, or Gentlemen who ;are .going, to the Last; or West Indies, cannot store a mere important article of health and life. It has been the 6'6lY meUrts of restoring' thousangs'atilieled with the Yellow Fever iii Atnbrrea. It gives imidediate - relief to thtise-afflitt ed witntekgrnCiating• pains in the howe'as, aud by a little per. severanef in its use totally removes the complaint.. In lam. otiiit and nerVoti'S debility It cherishes the animal spirits, and gtv'elitiffihOrielit viko"tir - to the-sy',stern.' In complaints of the storngeltjt; Itas,unpartillelod .by accelerating the pro. tress -cif digestion, correCting crudities, aud speedily femur-, trig the Ciiolic hint - fl'arnlenties, l ei'sons enter;n l allow - 1(1e' holy state of Matrimony sliotild,%pons.ider„ -that." where,,tfie:.fountain is polluted, - thin streaniS, that flow front it cannot be pore.,' " - Mat:AN T - fNI ETI•GI Nt 9;0E60 1: 0!V lON's pgm , s, for wirifying. the Illood;.'siiid iistitring . the Systemi When paired,hy, irn prudent use of • Mercury, have been loundl the ghat and opl,y restorer 'of health anti vigour in Dinorder4 .whe're Salivation has' repeatedly failed. Price Jes. 6d. Fa, inify , l36ftles 335.... • • ' ''z''• ( • • • • „, A as, ..i,(yr lON,. for removing 'Eraptior:s from tile "Au I;ik k e: UCtcn u. batty,,,., Pints ; 45. 1-14,1 Pints as. 9d. ditty ifititldil7 - • • • 1 rePared by Dr. Solomon, ,Cilead-l-loase,, ne4r Liverpool, ip ios. 6(1". Butti3.• the latter contain four ot". the forner, .tiy which the port:baser Saves ..as; • • contain. ,genuine Bottf;:lias St.unP, which biars tlatz Prcprietor's Nance acid Address, ‘.` Sa,iir.SOloopen,,LiverpOol, to imitate which is feTony,, D'otibre PoSage of all - Letter's to Dr. Solomon, Liverpool, must be paid, and a Fee of io - s. 6d. inclosed for Advice. Also, just.lx4blisl~ d, I.i•,ce 3s. • A Newt' Edition (with Additions) of . A CUIDE...to HEAL'FII, to a varieiy.of Complaints, some at tre,.:tetToh,iuttler tjle following Heads, vii. Advice to I\Te'evo,lS - Plitients•:-.Asilinii--barren Women ticieney, of .Natural .Strt•ng.th., 7 -Fernide, CoMPlaints-c , outY SpaSiits St,•itiach---1-lip§Cliphilliaß Complaints terral. Sink in f .—, Coss Or' Defed, ',Memory 101eum'atism r vy 7 , - .1;cl - of:ilia-Turn Of LI Veticrea 1 Diseases.--Weak ness—citli.l3,y S. ,SOLOMt i N, 11 i 1. 13. Sold s hy 'Mrs. AitheivS, NO, -1 . 8, Strant.4 London; . Mr. Smith, Peffttnier, No. 35, and Mr, Raeburn.• North Bridge; Mr. liaxter ;m a c! Mr. Scott. Sonth-.l3iidge; Mr. Davidson sad .Husbantl, Eider and Co. Ectinpuf,oli Baxter, G fasgpA; .W. Caineion, Greenock G..prowning, _Paisley ; El. Craw 1-Ord, Kiituaritock W - -.. Young„ Lr. irie ;A. Forsyth, and P. WWhiteside,Av . r ; W.. CrawtOrd, ,Gi cyan.; Cassoii, Doitg las ;T. Mil ran; ;T. C reale, Kirk* aldy l ,J. Myth, Leven; J. Dempster,.Cupor; i ciee ; P. erai.ie, Monpose ;. Mitt:he:l, and I. Andersrgi. Aht•i - deen t. Dr.' White, M'lntosh, ltivernesS ; M`Kenzie, Stornoway ; P. Taylor. Strantaer; fohnsuit a'rnt Bisset, Perth ; W. Antlerson, Sferl,ing ; Coke and Reid, Leith : Alexander, • Dunfermline; Wilson, Dunbar; VaaJet,. Al%. IDroath ; Inglis, Dninfries ; Thorson, Berwiei , ; Weddel, AIN wick ; Paterson, Arbuthnot, and 1 ainieson, Pe ,terhead ; A. M‘i)onaltl, l'rongate, Glasgr,w ; and by most Booksellers and 's eiders of Parent 11feilicines in the United Kingdom. reet, rosvetvyr-slitit re ; ust Ue ad.drtsse.l. rATRIOTIC FUND. LIOYD'S,JAN. 14, • tEo6. 'T I RE Feelings of National Enthusiasm and exci.tectjv the c;lorious,Vl.GTO RY of T R A - I' A LG AR, have bceadisplayed, in CONTR NUT 1 0N S of uti.z..x . arni);ed LiL4,4 , rality.tb this Fund, established Tor ftheße lief and. Encpuragenient of those engaged in the present mo nientotis:Contest:, ;., • The Collcaions after Divine Service;on the Day of Thanks in her new Con tributions,exclusively pprop riated to the'Reliefof those Wounded,- and, to the Families of those Killed, in His Majesty's' Service, amount to 77,1741. The . new SUbscriptions for the general Purposes .of this Institu— tion, trtpount to 43,4001. • and•the Committee estimate, that alter payment of every call occasioned by the late signal Suc:: cesses 9f His Mljesti's Arms, a Surplus of 195,5701. will remaiit to meet the future claims of British valour. - = '„ In former- Wars, SubScriptionS were confined - to the Sun. ferers in memorable and successful Engagements. At' the Commencement, of. the . pregerit War, this Ingtitution waS foitiided on the more enlarged and liberal system of including the ca s es of all those who sufli;r' atilon with - the Enemy, _ , On every occasion whitever and extensive 'as thi Plan 'ap:: pears, it finds abundant resources in the, public spirit and liberality of the. British • „ I. WELSFORD, Sescretary: Amount advertised - - 4 2 ,4 20 1 4 5 The Brothers of the Druids Lodge, held z!t; th • Three funs, Windsor = " - I i .o Rev.. N, J. Hill, SidlvVelf, Cambridgeshire - ‘- 3 3 a John Fithy, . litho , .'• •- • - - 1,1 0 Edward PaLner, • ditto - - I i o . , Filmer Hotiyw.ood, Esq. M. P. • • - 5- co o One day's pay of the Officers, N-orreerrimissiOned Officers and Privates of calit. Rice's Company ' •. " .of the. ist . Regiment, at Northallerton - 618 • 9 The,,O.fficers, Non-cointnissioned Offieers, and • . Privates of the Volunteer Infantry of "Tittle- " • - \yell; Essex commanded by John Lodvvick, Esq. 6i4 o The Officers, Non-commissioned Officers, Drum % tners„, and Privates, of the Loyal Dales Volun teers, of the North Riding of the County of York, under the command of Turner Strawloin 'zee, COlOnel-•Coininandant ' - - 65 1 . 5 o .Mrs. CoOkson, of Spenithorne ' - - 5 5 . ,Alajor.Ceneral liewgill . -- S 5 Q Rev. Air.. Carter,..chedburgh, Suffolk - - ' a o o One day's pay of the Non-comMissioned'Officers and Privates of the Royal Wantage Volunteers, -- comrriandedby . Capt. Wise - - --:' .3 Io . ' e Lieut. Degory King, R. N. 4 ...' OD ~ a a o John PoOke, Salchurst, SuSsex - - I 1 o MaryM Pobke, ditto, - ditto ~. - - at • o ,From a few Persons at the Two Angels and Crown a to o :The Caldieot Volunteer - Light Infantry ' .- • - in to , o I nhabitants of ,C; lastontitiry ' ' - - 34' IQ 6 :One d'ay's pay of the Oflicei4, Non-commissioned . . -Officers; Qtturnters, and Privates of the Regi- • - meat of rtoyal - Clarence Volunteer Infantry; • . . .v' commanded by 'Lieuf.-Col: Owen Lloyd -- 44 7 6 Pro Patna - -!= .• - • ' •• : ' . : - a* o . cy Tinkler and MOuntforcl ' ' ' , • - . to to 0 M. I.)ay, Esq.' ' • -" • ' '- 5 - 5 o Rev: john Clark • - i:' Mr. Pulnarn• Attorney - , ' - 3 3 , ,; . _. J Mr. Thomas AlciiS, jtin. Mr. folin,Philpot Mr. jpith GroSs I ,; 3 3 2 I I, Mr. A. Read 1' 0 Mr. Thomas Sheeting r- Mr: George Cowperthwaite • Mr. Nathaniel Manbr • - a. 1 o Mr. Tames Allen t••••••'-'. Mr. Philip Gross 1. •-• I 1. 0 Mr. Isaac Becket o Mr. William Burnham' • " I . 1 0 Mr. W. L. Grayston - • • - - I ;1' 0- Mr. William Mattison • I. I .o Mr. Robert Miles - . • I 1 Mr. Robert Loder - o Io 6: Nitilljam Middleton, Esq. Whitby - - 21 o 0 William. and Joseph H. Basket, Coal Exchange . 7. o'6 I-lenry Fludyer, Esq. Wallingford , - - 5 o o• 011ice.rs and Privates or the 3d Company of the 2cl Regiment of Loyal London Volunteers, by' Cap tain Delver - ' ' - 6 Rev, George Stone 2 Z o William March, Esq. Lisbon • - s s D. B: and I. W. two friends, at Wbotton - o M. R. • - • - - - lo ..-. __. Colleted at Liskeard, Cornwall ''' - .' - 2.7 so 9: T. - , - - . . ~.:. . 1 1 9 Jas. Croft, Esq-Arunham Lodge,Neivbisry,Terlts 5 . 5 o Earl of Scarborough - _ - 2. t 0 o Admiral Sir Richard Bickerton; Bart. ._ 21 o e East Kent Militia, Brigadier-General Nejiean ...' 37 18 - 6 . . Mr.' Alexander Drummond - . .. - I a O Mrs. Alexander Drummond - - - .." . . a I ei Officers, N on-commissioned Offleers, and P ri'v .it ,. :"l " : • , of. the Frome Selweod * Voliinteer .infautr: , one . - day's pay,, by Majcii Olive; conunandan.: . 16 1 6 Mr. Thomas Vanner - - - 2 . 2 o l'ohn Carroll, Vale place, Framernorth ... 1, 5.'0 . o Parish of Milding, Suiliilk - - - 1.1 cy Rachard - cordwell, Esq. I.3laelt:buii, Vancishire . " so o o John Curdwell,'Esq. ditto, ditto ' - '- ' so le ..-o 0 ificers,.Non-commissioned Officers;,and Privates . .. of the Bosmore and Claydon Volunteers . - 23 17 6 The Resident Rettor and Parishioners of Etirham, near I ps‘Vich, - " •- . - so 'S 6 - Mr,- White, Author of the Professional Life of the late Lord Nelson - . - - - 5 o 0 The Fine of a Hackney Coachman, No. 649 ' - o s o A Mite from the'Members of i Friendly Society, held at the Waggon anti ,Herses, Tamworth, 3 o o Officers, Non-sgireissioned Officers,Drummers, and Privates of the WOrcesteishire Regiinent ut Militia, by Mr. tames. Window, Agent, • • St 8 8 Amount of Subscriptions at Leeds, per Messrs. ~. Beckett, Calverly, and Co.. ~., - - 755 6 g Cithedial of Canterbury • - - - . - . 3t t. g _ . 6 A DOnation of the Dean and Chapter of Canter- • bury, telo- • o The Officers, Non-commissioned, Officers, and Privates of the ttoyal South Gloucester Regi - .meht of Militia,' . .... .. • - " 1 ".7• - SS V. I Pryse Pryse, Lsg. - -. •.- to lo .o Wi. I lan, - - • lo to o , .. .. - W illan, - - Balitor and Son, Shad Thames, .. - ,! to. ,to o Lieutenant James Thomas, R. N. •,• -2., z 9 Chapel, Chelsea Hospital, front the Ofitcers,Pep r .. sioners, and others belonging to the Establish- • - • .merit, • • . . . . - . .- 52;t0 The Members of the Friendly Club, held at the ~.• . Star Tavern, Greta Yarmouth, . -- 5 5 1 4 . 0 Market-street Chapel, Hens, ..,. - as , 2 6 An additional Subscription, - ... i . t 4 Dissenting'Meeting-house, Market-street, Herts, ' z 1. 9 The Servants at Demon Park, 'arid in the -Village , ' of Denton, 4: 0 0 Parish of Great 13edwin, - 20 , o 0 . [To be continued.] i . . -~