The Sun.
London, England, 1806-04-14 00:00:00

INCREASE OF PRIZE-S.

WIFT and Co'. No. t 1, Poultry, London, (Joint
1.3 . Contractors for the present .Lottery) recommend the
Scheme to-the atteution of their Friends and the Public., as
possessing superior advantages to the late Lotteries. It con-
tains upwards of toe°. Prizes more than the., last Lottery.—
T,he highest Prize is is,eool. and the lowest z tl. To begin
Drawing the tzth of May.
Tile following Capital Prizes were shared and sold at this
Office in the late Lotteries, viz.

No. 6791, - 200001.
N 0,22.6, p 410.400 I No. 18,439
9361 JO,O CT I 19.56
1504/ - toscoo r
23,824 - Moot) 11,599
20,952 . 10,000 20,430
Besides many others of 20, ol moot. soot. ezc.

to,ooo

- Sari
- 5000
- scoe
5000

AN'ACCOUNT "IF r MOIST EXCELLENT
THE CORDIAL BALI, of GILEAD,' which
I. is universally allowed to be anincorkpaiable'Remedy

for
Debilitated: onstitutions; Nervous Weaknesses;
Loss of Appetite, The Deleterious Effects. of Hot
Censuniption, Climates,
Pains and Weakness of the' Habitual l'urgings,
Stomach, • . and particularly
Weakness of the Solids, The baneful consequences of
Hypochondriac A ffettiont, Intemperance.
o short, it is happity calculated for the 'Weak, Sickly,' and
Infirm. Where-time Constitutiontas been reduced by Disease
or lrre,;ularities, its Etfeets as a Restorative are unprece.
dented.. • •

'Prepared by Dr. SOLOMON; Gilead-House, near Liver-
pool ; and sold, Waolesale and Retail, by Dicey and Co.
kloW- Church-yard, and Mathews and Leigh, No. tB, Strand,
London ; and by one or inore Persons in every Market Town
in the United Kingdont.
• " Health is the greatest of all posselsions:—A hale Cob-
ler is better than a sick &mg.' KFRST 1,1

The CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD is certainly
.the
Most elegant and'elticucious Medicine ever yet discovered,
in weak. and shattered constitutions, weakness of sight or
Memory, pochoridria, rremblings, horrors of the• Inindi
sexual ,debilit}, other diseases - arising from a re-
laxed state of the ngryous. System, and omen the conse-
„quence of intemperance, -d.thaucliery, inattenticiu to the ne-
cessary cares of health, luxury, &c. In sedentary,••inaCtive
or studious the, this Coriliallialin has universally established
its restorative efficacy, and may be justly enumerated amongst
the foremost: of those happy discoVeries which ineiical re-
scarch has procured as- the blessings of the human:race, and
greatest cotMteradive_ to human misery. Thnusands at this
moment, in the. United Kingdom, live to praise ineAlay they
first -2pplied to this admirable Remedy, and enjoy the blessings
of health, Who might otheriGise have dropped jaw an 'un-.
timely pave. -

Thiselegant.Preparation having risen to the Stighest repute,
is earneStiy recommended to those Ladies who trona r•:,peated.
and dillicu It labours arc afflicted with weaknesses and intirtni-
ties ; in which cases it Strengthens the stomach, the weaken-
ed organs,, and-the whole constitution.
Those who in an advanced life feel the consequences .of
youthful excess, or unfortunate youth who have brought
on themselves a numerous train of evils, will; by The trse of
this most invaluable Restorative, find theniselVes restored to
-health and strength, and .all the melancholy, symptoms re,
moved, which are the general efieds of such casses..
The, Cordial Ilalen of Gilead is a most noble.' Medicine,
composed of tome of the ch•iicest balsams- and strengtheners.
in the whole Materia•Nletlica,. The process is long:audlah4-
rious, and requires the most, nice and minute attention. It
assuredly .aftinds the most per inanent rlief to those unhappy
youths who have been deluded at an early age into a secret
and destrudive vice, now common alining them, as, well' as
topersons of all ages affiided \vial Nervous Disorders, pro-.
ce,eding either front an iminoderajeuse' Of lea, 'hard drinking,
heat ot climate, excess of gr?tf, dissipated pleasure,. bad ly-
ings-in,,,immoderate course of thr.,inenses, &c,.
Sold by Mrs. Mathews, No.'lB, 'Strand; London; Mr„.
Smith, Perfumer,
,No. ;8, and 'M r. Itaeburn; North Bridge;
Mr. Baxter and Mr. Scott, South-Bridge; Mr. Davidson and
Husband, Elder and co. Edinburgh; Mr. Baxter, Glasgow;
W. Cameron,Greenock,; G. Browning, Paisley- ; H. Claw-.
ford, Kiiinarr.o,:k ; W - Young, brine ; A. ForSyth, and P.
Whiteside, Ay.r;• W.,Crawford, t;irvan.; I. Carson, New-
Douglas ;'l'. iN-PM i I fan, Kirkcudbright; T. M'C redie, Kirk.
aldy I J. Myth, Leven; I. DeMpster, Cuyar ; Allan; Dun-
dee ; Montrose ; 1. Atitchel 1,. and I. Anderson,
Aberdeen ; Dr White, . M'lntosb, Inverness.; T.
St.prnaw3y I'. Taylor, Stranraer ; Johnson and
Bisset, Perth ; W. Anderson, Sterling; Coke zina Reid, Leith ;
Alexander, Dituferatline ; -Wilson,. Dunbar;
bioattl; -Dickonv, D,umfries ; Phorson, Berwick ;
Weddel, tilnwick ; Paterson, itsbutlmot, and Jamieson, Pc-
tethead,- Tronpte, Glasow; and by most
Booksellers 'and N'crifierS of atent Medicines in the thited
.:-•

AFINE COLLECTION' of . ORANGE and
LEMON TREES,. Catalonian and Arabian Jessa-
rninets ,and true Boltiti;na Sausages, is Ciis day arrived in
high preservation,' at WILT Burgess and Sou's Warehouse,
No, 1.7, Strand, London
April 8, t 306. ,

DISEAS.ES of the URETHRA, and Cortain COM.

PLAINTS:

AS Sole, Proprietor -of -DARAN's celebrated-
. MEDICATED BOPGIES anpt REMEDIES„Mr
DUFOU It 'informs the Public, that he may, as usual, be
consulted daily from -nine to•three, at his 'House, No. 54,
Frith.:street, Soho,. on Cases of Strictures, Obstrudions
Meets, &c., &c. as well as Debility, and every. Disorder where
secrecy is so essent,al a requisite, that Mr. D. has provided a
spacious lionise,', hat every Patient may be introduced in a
separate Ap;irtinent., Mr. D. has for iliany years. confined
himself to that departrrient of.S•targery.,'and from eltetisive
Practice, and thifinoSt flattering .suiici*s, he is euabledr Irk
Wier a method of Cure, mild, el.lic4.eiou, requiring ne con-
finement ot:restraint in diet, and preventing tire possibility,
°fa relapse. Persons, in the Comitry statine:,their cases fully
in a Letter, enclosing a • or. 2i. Note, will have-proper
remedies sent to the amount.

. .
For the varions symptoms, &c. see Mr. Dufour's Treatise
on the above Complaints-, Price 2E. 64. the sth edition.

SPRING PHY.SIe

E VELNCY's VEGETABIE:PILLS are proved,
by experience, to be the best and must innocent Alte-
rative; Purifier, and Sweetener of the Wood; and those who
are attlidtat with the Scurvy, ScorbptiC, Eruptions, Leprosy,
Scrophula, or any other Disorders arising fr,rn vitiated Blood;
or those who have impaired their Constitutions by Dissipation
or juvenile Indiscretions, should by -no Means omit a course
of the Vegetable Pills during the Spring. The operation of
this valuable Vegetable Alterative is so pleasant and salutary
as not to interfere with the avocations of business or -plea-
sure ; its adion is confined to the animal juices, and requires
no alteration or restraint indict ; it dissolves in the stomach,
blends with The 'food, and gradually pervades the circulating
fluids, correding in its passage any deviation from a state of
convalescence ; ttt short, it is the ;hug sought for Vegetable
Specific, or s.f., but uraive. Substitute fir that fashion' hie
-animal, Mercury, which-may be said to cure only uy kil-
ling ; its efficacy excites the attention and surprise of medi-
cal men, for-when all other medicines have failed, De Vel-
no's Pills may be relied on as a Specific for all Disorders
which originate in an impure or impaired state of the, Blood.
None can he genuine, wheres.t,ever,or by whomsoever sold,
unless the Bill of Diredions is, signed in Red Ink, by the
' Proprietor. C. STAPLEs.

Prepared by Mr. C. Staples,, now. sole Proprietor, hiving
purchased the Recipe of Mr. 1. Picling, and sold wholesale
and retail by Shaw and Edwards; 66, St. Paul's Church-
-yarcl;on the Footway; retail also tiy Dickinson, 60, Ber-
nard-street ; Clarke, Borough ; aud Tutt, Escl►arge; price
4S. 6d. and 225. • •

To THOMAS TAYLOR, Esq.
'No. g, New Bridge-Street, London.

Honoured Sir, \ 'Edinburgh, March.lB; dot.l
BEG leave to inform you, • that ever since-the
year t 790, I have beeri afflicted with the LuesVene-
rea ; which, from its obstinately resisting- every course
of
Medicine prescribed by the most eminent of the Faculty
nere, and undergoing several severe courses of salivation, ,
and twicedischarged from the Hospital,. With little relief,
,would appear to be of the most- inveterate nature. In the
.spring of last year my. disorder. had got tp such a head, as
nearly to put a period -to my e±isteucel-1 had a large ulcer
on the crown of my head, one' on each arm, and- my legs
were broke put in a frightful manner ; my right was dread-
fully'.painfill,' and had been in a statc of ulceration for the
last-seven years ; my left had also' two large nodes on it,
was very much •discolourcd, and gave me .such-excrirtiat.
log pain, particularly when warm in bed, as nearly to de,
prive me of rest ; in this • lamentable state, I was recom-
mended by Mr. J. Thompson., (who received so. great a
cure by them here), to take your Leaka's Patent Pills,
which I be on to do on. the 26th of May ; in the course,
of a fortnight, I began to recei7e benetit—in little more
than a month', the ulcers on my • head - and anus were
soundly healed —soon atter, the sores on my legs healed
also; leaving, however, considerable discolouration in the
-skin, and pain in the bone of the left, • which, by-the Bles. ,
sing of God., and a little longer perseverance in your inva-
luable Medicine, subsided; the, .nodes dispetsing, the skin
teeaining its natural hue, and xbe nocturnal pains gradually
- gong oft: 1 thus became, by. your liberal advice and Me-
dicine; perfectly .' free from .al l my former complaints.,-
have reeovi!red my former spirits and strength, and :ain be.
come jolly and fat, in whim state 'having continued many
• months to the•.astonishtnent of all who' knew me, I am at
a loss in whir terms
.to express My gratitude, but bet; you,
for the good of other suffering mortals,' to make this my
case as public as possible, as I shall 'on every occasion ;
in so doing,, you. •will greatly-oblige, -.V,. your grateful,
obedient, very humble-servant, ' • ALLY. MURK ER.
S:w-air's Close, Hi gh--s t reet , Edinburgh.
' WitneSses to the above Cure

10H N THOMPSON, Ncr. 3, New Poultry Market; and.,
10 MN mos 1-1, Old Assembly-Close, Edinburgh.
, Prepared and Sold by the sole Proprietor,
THOM As Member of the Royal College of -Sur-
geons, at his-House," No. 9, New Bridge-street, Londonl
where, after a constant res!clence of more than
ears, in a practice particularly directed' to the cure of
enereal Coniviaints and those incidental to the. Parts,of
Generation, with that inviolable secrecy which men f
, his profession sholld always observe in such cases,- he
flatters- hisnaelt, the actvite.and assistance he. gratuitously
administers to persons taking this Medicine, will :be
stemma, by' a discerning ,Public, as an advantage sel-
dam attainable and void of all ambiguity.'

Also sold, by hiS appoiutment, for the convenience of
those living at a' distance. at the Perfumer's, No, 35, St.
AlbaWs-street, ; the Toyshop, No. 103, -0 x-
ford-street ; Mr. Disborough's, No. 7, ;
Mr. Steel's, Bookseller, No. t, Union-row, Little Tovv,:r-
- hill l - Mr. Baxter's,' South-bridge, Edinburgh ; Mr.. Mao.
tdonald, Glasgow ; Mr, .CallwelPs, Dublin; and by one
person in every coniderable town in Great Britain aid he.
land, in Boxes of only as. 9d. each, sealed up with 141
and ptain direttigris,, whereby persons of either sex may
cure thCmselves with ease, speed secrecy, and safety.
N. B. Every Box sold in Great Britain is sealed up with
a Stamp, en .which, by favour of the. Cominissioners is
printed, at the Stamp Otflee—" 1%. Taylor, • No. a .New
Ulidge-I;troet,"---to imitate which Felony, and all'ot hers
are CoUnterteirs,

[PRICE XE'NC.t

From the LONDON GAZETTE, April tai 1 soli:

Whitehall, April le, 1806.

- .
The King has been pleased to ptesent the hew,
Thomas Inglis to the Church and
.Parish of lion—
score, in the Presbytery and County Of
vacant
.by the. transportation' of the Rev. ...Joseph
Kirkpatrick to the Chtkrcli and F.L..triih of Wan
phray.
Lord Chamb'erlain's Office, April 12, 1806.

Notice Is hereby given, that there will be a Draw-
ing-Room at St. James's, on Thursday next, the
17th instant.

Crown-Office, April t 2,

MEMBERS 'RETURNED TO SERVE IN THLS.,PRESENT
PAELiAME T.

Ctry QF WATZKrORD. •

Sir fohn Newport, of Newpark,-in the Liberties of the saki
City, Baronet.

TOWN AND PORT OF RYE.

The Hon. Sir Arthur Wellesley, of the City of Westmin.
ster, Knight-of the Military Under of the Both, and a MJj,
Gen*. in His Majesty's Service; in the room of Tue..: Davis
Lamb, Esq. who, since hiteleclion for the s•tid Town and
Port, hash accepted the 0 tike or Steward or Bail' tf of
Majesty's Three Chiltern Hundreds of Stoke,• Desborough
and Bonenhain, in the County of Buckingham.

•
War Qgcei April
.14,.1806.
Ist Regiment of Life Guards, johnl3othana, Gent. to be Cor-
net and Stib:.Lieutenant„ by purchase, vice Savage, pr. -
mated.
ist Regiment of Dragoons, Lieutenant Thomas Oliver An-
. derson to be Captain of a Troop, by purchase, vice Craven,
who retires.
Bth Regimentof Light Dragoons, Andrew Johnston, Gent. to
be Cornet,without purchase, vit.e Bu:goyne, promoted ha

the loth Light Drag"(ions. • - _
18th Ditto, Cornet Arthur Githin Creagh, from the 3d Draa
goons, to be Lieutenant, without purchate.
astit Ditto, Captain George Manse!, front the 34th Ft:FA, to .
be Captain ofa Troop, Vice Ryves, who exchanges.
Coldstream :tegiinent of Foot Guards, Lieutenant lames
vigor; Harvey, from the 4th Foot, to be- Ensign, wahoot
purchase, 'aiee Doyle, promoted 'in the Ist Garrison Bat-
talion. ~ •
3d Regiment of Foot Guards, Robert Hesketh, Gent. to be
Ensign, 'by purchase, •vice. Master, promoted.
4:11 Regiment of Foot, 'Hospital-mate ‘Villiain Kettle to be
Assistant,Surgeon, vice Mestiter, promoted \in the 26th
Foot.
181 h Ditto, Lieutenant C. 11. Smith, from the 60th Foot, to
be Captain of a'Company, vice Grantor), deceased.
T 6 be Lieutenants, without Purchase—Eitsign Arthur Ber-
-nard, vice Strang, deceased. Ensign john Brown, Vice
Hutton, deceased. .Ensign -joint Aiken, vice Andrews,
deceased. Ensign William McDonald, vice Malone, whose
appointment has been cancelled. ,
To be-Ensign's------- Jarvis, Gent. vice Beraard. Edmond •
Stacpoole, Gent. vice Brown. • Love Hiatt, Gent. vice
• Aiken.
igth Ditto, —7- Robertson, Gent. to be Ensign, without •
purchase, vice Smith, promoted in Colonel Baillit's •Rca
24th Ditto, Ensign Cornelius Dennehy to be Lieut.oant,
without purchase, vice Adams, appointed to the 57111 Light
'DragOons. Wm. Ogle Wallis Ogle, Gent. to be Ensign,
vice Dennehy..
a6th, Ditto, Assistant-Surgeon Henry.Messiter, from' the 4th
Foot, to, be Surgeon, vice Dewar, deceased.
3oth Ditto, Ensign john Selwyn to be Lieutenant, without
purchase. Ensign Hinton Easte tobe Lieutenant, ‘vitliont
purchase.
34th Ditto, Captain Peter Thomas Ryves, froth the 25th
Light Dragoons, to be Captain ofa Company, vice Mansell,
who exchanges..
43d. Ditto, Ensign Richards to be• Lieutenant withoot
purchase, vice Wilmot, who has resigned. james Pol-
lock, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Richards.
47th Ditto, Peter Loughnan;Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase,
Vice Burton, promoted.
63th Ditto, .Charles Stieltaz, Gent. to be Ensign, without'
purchase, vice Lomax, who resigns. Robert Taylor Reviles,
Esq, to be Paymaster of the 4th Battalion, vice Nowiand,
dismissed. • •
66th Ditto, Lieutenant john Elsey, from the 3d Garrison
Battalion, to be Lieutenant, 'vice Shepheard, who ex-
changes.
79th Ditto. To be Captains of Companies, without purchase, -
Lieutenant, Neil Campbell. Lieutenant Nathaniel Came-
ron. Lientenant, E wen- Cameron.
To.be Lieuteoants—Eosign William Cameron, vice Camp-
bell. Ensign F. Cameron, vice N. Cameron. Ensign ,
Kenneth Cameron, vice E. Cameron.
To be Ensigns— Collation, Gent. vice W. Cameion.
Maclean, Gent. vice I. Cameron. --77,Camerott,
Gent. vice K. Cameron.
85th Ditto, Lieutenant Luke Gardiner Cowell, froth the a:1
IVestiltiella .Regitnent,to be Lieutenant, vice Murray, woo
exchanges. -
83th Ditto, Hospital Mate Arthur Stewart to be Assistant
Surgeon, vice FarqUhar, who resigns.
89th Ditto, Ensign Win. Moore, Burchall to be Lieutenant,
without. purchase, 'Vice Nil:ten, promoted. Ensign Win.
Sherlock to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice O'Kelly,
appointed to the 4th Royal Veteran Battalion. Charles
Gardener, G ent. 'to be Ensign, vice Burchall. John Dillon
- Croker, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Sherlock.
9-tst Ditto, 'Ensign Wm. lai'Mahon to be Lieutenant, with-
out purchase, vice Fruter, promoted in Major General Ram-
say's Regiment. Andrew McLachlan, Gent. to be Ensign,
viCe'M'Malton. - • • .
95th Ditto, -HOspital'Mate'roseph -Abbell to be Assistant
Surgeon, vice Rude, strperseded. -
ist West ndia Regiment, john Francis Burke, Esq. to be
Paymaster, vice Stretch, deceased.
zd Ditto, Lieat jamea.Murray, from the B,th Foot, to I e
Lieutenanre vice Cowell, who exchanges. -
The King's German Legion. Artillery. Major... Augustus
Rtittigett, of the Foot Artillery, to be Major of the ilt;ise.
Artillery, with temporary Rank, vice Ludowieg, who re-
,signs. Captain julins Hartmann to be Major of the Foot
Artillery, with temporary Rank, vice Rlittiger. Captain
Augustus •Sympher tO•be Captain of a Troop, witlatery-
- porary Rank, vice Hartmann. Second- Captain-Ailunty
idling to be Captain of a Company, with tem porary,Rank,
vice. Symplier - _Lieut. Ch. De Rettbert -to be Second
Captain,, with temporary. Rank, vice Tiding, •
`3d Garrison Battalion, Capt. 'Wm. Hope•Shackerly,•froin
9th Royal Veteran Battalion, to .be Captain ofa Company,
vice Rowe, deceased. TheniaS Slieplard; from the
66th Foot, .to be' Lieutenant, vice ElSeye Who esettaitges •
7th Royal Veteran Battalion, Quarter-master lames
from the Coldstream Regiment-of FootGuards,•to•he'Lie .-
tenatti.