The Sun.
London, England, 1806-05-08 00:00:00

THURSDA Y, MAY 3, 180.

PATRIOTIC FUND.
Lloyd's, May 6, 1806.
AT a GENERAL MEETING of the COM-
MITT E E held this day, read a Letter from the Hon.
EDWARD BYAM, Esq. President of the. Council of the
Island of Antigua, addressed to the Committee of the Pa
triotic Fund at Lloyd's, of which the following is an Extract:
" GENTLEMEN, " Antigua, March, 4, i 806..
" The Inhabitants of his Island, adulited by sentiments
of the warmest attachment to our excellent Constitution,
and of the steadiest loyalty tct the best of Sovereigns, and
feelingly alive to every event in which the honour and Wel-
fare of the Empire are interested, could not hear of the glo-
rious
and.decisive Vidories obtained over the Enemy, by the
late ever to be lamented Lord NELSON, and by Sir R teIiARD
STIc A c HA w, without those emotions which must have swell-
ed the breast- of every British Subject on the achievement'
of conquests so brilliant and important.
" Anxious to manifest their participation in the National
triumph of the success of Flis Majesty's, arms, and, at the
same time, to unite in contributing, as far as their present
circumstances will admit, to the truly laudable at-tot afford-
ing Relief, to the Seamen, Soldiers, Marines, and Volunteers
wounded, and to the Widows, Orphans, and Relatives of
those killed in the above memorable actions, and to testify
the sense they entertain of the merits and sufferings of their
br.ive •ds, whp,.;•sallantly expose their lives and
enci,unter "" • ;cies of= ,sugar in the noble cause of their
King and Coin... y, the Ants of this Island- eagerly
einbtaced the opportunity offered for the cotnpletion of their
wishes in the Institution of the'Patriotic Fund.-
" To discharge this trust, I now forward to, you herewith,
Bills of Exchange for 17011. ss. which, at So, per cent, on
Sterling, is equal to 30621. 4s. gd. currency„ the amount of
the Subscription.' . • .
" In compliance with the request contained in one of the
Resolutions; and, with a high degree of satisfaction to our
Committee, I beg leave to offer to the Members of that noble
Association, the Patriotic Fund, the unanimous Thanks of
the Meeting held in this Island, as a feeble, but well-earned
tribute of applause, for the generous example of humanity
and patriotism which they have exhibited."
(Extraded from the Minutes.) f. P. WE LS FORD, Sec.

LEXT MONDAY, May 12, the STATE LOT-
TE RY will begin Drawing-. .

SCHEME.

I Prize of k 25,000 r is - - ‘2.5,000.
2 _ • 20,000 .• - - t - • 40,000
2. - Ithoo.o 20,000
3 - - - - 5000 -
;0 - - -1000
Jo - - - 500 - - - - - - 5000

20 -
56
6290 - _

2oco
50 . 2303
21' 130,200

25,w,0 Tickets

£2;0,00o.

CAPITALS DETERMINABLE.

Five First-drawn Tickets, Ist- Day ,C icloo each k 5000
Five First-drawn Tickets, 3d- Day boa each , sOOO
First-drawn - - 4th Day -.- - ro,ooo
First drawn - - sth Day - - - 2o,o?o
First drawn - - 6th Day - - - 25,000
DAYS OF DRAWING.
1
tst- Monday - - May 12' 6th Wednesday - June 4
2d Saturday - - May 17 7th Saturday - une 7
3d Wednesday - May an . Ztlx Tuesday - lune to
4th Monday - - May 26 yth Thursday - . June 12
sth Friday - - May 3o I loth Saturday - lune 4
The Public are respe&ully requested to observe, that the
number of Tickets drawn each Day will he nearly equal,
agreeably to the Order of the Lords Of His Majesty's Trea-
sury.

Price of a Ticket - zzo 5. o
Half - - ,47 ra 5 o I Eighth - - Z-1 It 6
Quarter - - 5 4 o f Sixteenth - - t 6 6
N. B. The present Scheme contains more Prizes and fewer
Blanks than any Lottery for many years past.

This Day was publissited, price 2s. •
T EITERS.to the Right Hon. W. WINDHAM,
Secretary of State for the War'Department. &c. erc.
FIELD-OFFICERof VOLUNTEERS.
Clarescunt sinitus armorurnque inAruit honor.
Printed for Egerton, at the Military Library, Whitebgl.,

COMPANION TO THE PEERAGE..
This Day was published, •
. Price gs. 64.- in boards, or tos. 64. bound in red, in one'
thick and closely printed Volume, the size of Deprett's
and Kehrslev's. Peerage, ,- • ,
A BIOGRAPHICAL INDEX to the PRESENT
• HOUSE OF COMMONS : •
Containing bfiblbut corred Notices of the Live's, the Family,
and Party Conneeions, the Senatorial CharaEter and Condu:l7.
and all other useful and satisfaftory Particulars relative to
ALL THE MEMBERS OF THE COMMONS HOUSE
OF PARLIAMENT; drawn up and printed as a Compa-
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In an Appendix, are given all the Divisions which have.
taken place on Great Public Questions during several years,
past.'
Printed for Richard Phillips, N. 6, Bridge-street, Blacic.
friars ; sold by Black and • Parry, Leadenhall-street ; T.
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10 NIENIBEIS OF PARLIAMENT.
TO BE SOLDBYAUCTION,
By JORDAN and MAXWELL,

On Monday nott, thelztly instant, at No. 31t, in the Strand,
ACOLLECTION -of:BOOKS, the Property of.
a GENTLEMAN ; amongst which are, fournals of
• the Lords and Commons, with Indexes and Reports, in 71
vols. folio, and Debrett's Parliamentary Register, 6o vols.
octavo.

CAPITAL FREEHOLD GRAZING FARM,

About Six Miles from 13ristol, and the same distaucefrom

Bath.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,

•
BOTTOMS' FARM, in _ the Parish Of Puckle-
church, "in the County of Gloucester, consisting of a
good Farm House, all necessary Out-buildings, and Two
Hundred and Six Acres, the Land Tax of which is.redeerned,
and the Poor Rates remarkably low.—The situation of this
Earm, and the excellent quality of the Land, render it parti-
celarly desirable.
*** Possession will be given at Lady-day next.—For fur-
ther Particulars', or to treat for the purchase, apply to Messrs.
Osbornes, Solicitors, Bristol..

THE' CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD is pecu-
liarly adapted to weak Female Constitutions, as well
as"to phlegmatic habits in general; it ads powerfully as a
nervine, not only to the weak stomach, but to the whole
nervous system ; corrects a vitiated appetite and digestion in
the first passages; and assists wonderfully in recovering the
tone of the urinary ,and genital organs : hence its efficacy in
the most obstinate seminal complaints in men, and corres-

plandLng weaknesses in women.
The name of this Medicine conveys. an idea of its virtues : •
It is requisite-That it be soft, yielding, and'adhesive ; also,
that it have a ready disposition to motion ; fin-, as De.
Motherby Justly observes, " Medicines of this kind cannot
be conveyed to the part required but by the common road of
circulation; therefore they should be administeredinsuch a
form as they may most •readily be conveyed into the circula-
tion, and their use ought to be continued for some time, be-
fore the effeda can be perceived."
From the foregoing observations, the propriety Of a liquid
form for the administration- of such remedies, in preference
to any.other, is obvious ; and this Cordial Min, of Gilead
(which is perfedly elegant in reapea to .m. 41, taFae; and aa_
. pearance) will be found to possess all the genuine qualities
of analeptic, for, besides, the nutritious quality of a restora.
tive, it has a fragrant, subtle, oleous principle, which imme-
diately atieds the nerves, and gives a kind of friendly motion
to the fluids, yielding plenty of animal heat, the true source
of firmness and vigour.
The train of melancholy disorders which afflia the human
frame, ' underalie denomination of Nervous DiseaSes, • arc the
principal sources of human. misbry in the privation of health.
These disorders proceed from such an infinite variety and
complication of causes, as to render it impossible, if even it
were necessary; to trace them to their true 'source. The ef-
feds, however, are but too well known, and too severely felt
amongst too great a portion of mankind ; and 'to these effeds
it•may, without exaggeration, be asserted, that any Remedy
more superior cis celebrated for•efficacy than Dr. Solomon's
Cordial Balm of Gilead never has beendiscovered. Numerous
cases have- from time to time been published in every News-
paper in the Kingdom, for the encouragenient of the afflided
to use and per Severe in a Medicine which en eminently elk&
a complete cure in all cases of debility,
- An opinion prevails that nervous diseases are at present
more common in Europe than at: any former period, and is
chiefly attributed to excess of indulgencies practised in these
times of. refinement and luxury. 1 t is certainlyaroe,.that the
farther we depart front -simplicity and temperance in diet,
and the MOM -we sacrifice wholesome exercises to the in-.
activity attending domestic amusements, the greater will be
the influence of every physical error in diminishing. the
vigour Of the constitution. Diseases of the nerves arc inci-
dent to both sexes, with only this difierence, -that, in the
female, from the, natural• delicacy' of constitution and -the
softer manner of life, they are in general most frequent and
violent. • Weakness of the nervous systena is often, alas-!
-too often, occasioned by irregularities in one sex, and sensual
excesses in the other,. which the Cordial Baliniof Gilead is
the most efredual remedy to remove.
It is notorious that various disorders of the human-frame
are brought on by dissipation in youth, and the gross viola-
tion of those rules which prudence dictates for the preserva-
tion ofhealth, and laying a foundation fora longatnd happy
life, with a firm anti strong constitution: The blessings of
'health are no soorier•lost•than painful experience teaches the
inestimable. value of it, and -the unhappy -patient looks
around, too .often; alas ! in vain, for the means of its re-
covery !-L-The utility; therefore, of this Medicine, is too ob.
•vious to need further comment. . • '
Proper (-ha:diens for every case, to enable persons-to cure
thernsehresone given with each Bottle. Price Half-a- G uinea.
A saving of Nine Shillings in Two Guineas. —There are
also Family Bottles, containing the quantity•of four of the
sos. 6d. ones for 335. by which 9S. are saved.
Note.—Eadi Bottle has a Government Stamp, with the
name "'Sam!. Solomon, Liveipool," engraved hereon, to
imitate Which. is felOrey. . .
• Those who wish to have the Medicine immediately from
the Doritor, by seining the money for any quaiit.ty they think
proper, will have them sent by such carrier As they shall ap-
point. Post-Office orders for any sum may be sent by post,-
•and the balance will be returned in the box, or unless with
cash inclosed will be duly attended to.- •-; - • .
Dr. Solomon, when consulted, expels. his usual Fee of
Half-a-Guinea. Such-letter should, for safety, be thus
direiied, --" Money letter. Dr. Solomon, Gilciai House,
near Liverpool:" . -
Pamphlets of cures may b' had gratis of any- reputable
' Medicine Vender in every Market Town. • : • . -
Sold by Mrs. Mathews, No. tB, Strand, London; Kr..
Smith, Perfumer, No. 35, and Mr. Raeburn, North Bridge; •
Mr. Baxter and Mr, Scott, South-. Bridge; Mr. Davidson and
Husband, Elder and Co. Edinburgh; Mr. Baxter, Gl,is,aiw ;
W. Canieron, Greenock ; G. Browning-, Paisley ; H. C fit W..
'ford, Kilmarnock; W• Young, I rain.'. ; A. Forsyth, and I'..
' Whiteside, Ayr • W. Crawford, Gii-vaii ; 1. Carson, Ne.s-
Douglas ; 1-.ll4:Millan, Kitkcudbright ; T.•M'C reale, Klrk.
. ably; J. Myth, Levert; j _Dempster, 'Cupar; -.Allan; !)cn.
dee i -I?. Craigie, Montrose; i . oi itchell, and J. An'..: 73. 11,
4.o2rcteen ; )r. 'White, Band; .11'Intush, .1 nverne... ; T.
M`Keuite, Stornaway ; P.: "I'ayl-,r, Stranraer ; I,•!lit.i‘.::l and
' Bisset, Perth ; W.Andersou, Sterling; Cokeo.nd Reid, Leith;
Alexandet,. Dunfermlice ; Wilson, Dunbar; dinner, Ar-
bi 73th ; Dickson, Inglis, - Dualities ; ' Pnorson, iietwicx: ;
1, Wed; !el, A Ili wick ; Paterson, Arbutl4not, 'and Jamieson, N..
I.- terheatt ; A. M'l)oiiaid, T.tong3te, C 1 itS C. 0., l\' ; and bv most
Booltakilers and Venders of Patent Medicines in the United
' Kitigdoin. . .
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