The Sun.
London, England, 1814-09-10 00:00:00

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,SATVRDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1.814.

DIAM ONDS iND PEARLS.
ENIS.JACO 13 begs lelve to inform the PA+
lie, he gives the full Value,-in 'ready Motley; for DIA-
MONDS and PEARLS; at No. 37, Margaret-street, Caveu-
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dish-square. -
N.B. Several Second-hand Articles to.b,e dimtosed of..

MORTGAGE. -
WVANTED, from:2,o,ooK to 50,0001. on 'the
most ample Freehold'Securitv, and partittilady ad-
vantageous to :Trustees baying large Sums to lay out or in--
vest on Landed Seeurity.--A liberat remuneration will -be
made td the Person procuring it.
Further particulars may be obtained on application to Mr.
Culsha, Law Stationer, Threadneedle-k.reet, London.

GERMAN PATENT SELF-ADJUSTING TRUSS, for the
CURE. of RUPTURES, without the Aid of ally Strap
. .
equally beneficial and pleasant to wear, both to the Gen-
. tleznaii and Lac:outing Man.
IZOM its snperior EfHcacy and Utility to all
AL Classes of Society JOSEPH EGG has procured Ore fol-
lowing Appointments :—The Navy, the Army, East India
Compau St. Thomas's and St. George's Hospitals; Mary-
le-Bone, Westminster, and Radcliffe Infirmaries, &c. &c.
In almost all Cases one *fruss is sufficient ; but in those, ist
stances Where two are taken,. if they do not perform a Cdre,
the Inventor undertakes to supply theiit for Twet4 Years
without Expence ; and if not approved of after Three Months'
Trial; he will return the Money. Instruments .for .Prolapsus
Hernias, and Petidulons Bethel, made also
without Straps, and supplied at a Moment's Notice, by
JOSEPH IGG, corner of Piccadilly,' at Vic top of ,the Bay-
marliet.

Professional gentlemen in Towh or gonntry,by applying to
their Agent in London, Ivan• have a trial without expeace,
postage aod carriage excepted.

BRITISH PAINT MAN CFA CTORY ,62,.QUEEN-STRE

CIIEAPSIDK, •
IMPENETRABLE PAINTS and COAL. TAR BROWN.
UPW
TON and Co. (late of London all) most
respectfully, inform the Public, that. the Impenetrable
Paint; are very ovnamental, and being ground in Linseed Oil,
may'bc applied with advan age to all pueposes of nseful Paint-
ing, both inside and' outside, where a handsome appearance,
deirability, and economy, are considerations.' For liar', pilings,
Stucco and Plaster Fronts, li-on,a!,d Wood Hailing, and Out-
builthogs of every deseriPtion, they are pecilliaily adapted,as
they resist the effects of weather in an' astonishing -degree;
are a Cure for the Worm and Dry Rot, and mill stand in hot
'climates. They of the following colours and prices, .viz.
Invisible. Green, 565, per cwt. 1121 b.; Dark G'reen, 765.; and
Olive Green, I Les. ;• fine deep Green, Gd. to Is. per lb. ;
Slate, Lead, anil Stone Colours, 5Gs. per cwt.; Clim.zolate,
595.; Bed er Broom, 425.; and Wi;:te Paint; .60s. Prenared
A
Oil, to thin them fur use, ss. Gd. per gallon.
The Coal Tar Brown is of two kinds, viz. common, I Cis. per
cwt.; and refined, 2:25. peicwt. They are fanth appliCalii•le. to,
the'covering rough Fences, porons.Tiles,' Weati.er
Shiite Gates, Wood under grOund or water; particularly the
_'.fined Tar, it lig perfectly insoluble in water ; the tii'orm
i; I not penetrat4whereit is used ; it is also of a good colour,
tries vets- hard, and is' easily applied, requiring only to'be
liepted, and laid on: with a.eopunon tar brush. -
The.lmpenetrable Paints are anticorosive, and may-be had
in casks of 100 W. at 50s.

' WILLIAM B. NIOUNTAIN,
SAILACE,N'S HEAD INN, Snow7l-lill, London,
The best Accommodation for Travellers; good Beds,
choice Liquors, and modnate Charges..
The follo*ing -Post Coaches Coaches, &c: set out from

til.!saracen's Head !nu, Sno«•-Hill.

BRICUTON new efegimi Pot Coach, four
lu3ities uvery Monungsat iliac o'clock, through
Cr:ivt-ley; tlygate. ticc.

EXEMR Weymouth, Doccli,cster,. ralihonth,
Dartmouth, and SAiisbury, New Post Coach every Morning
at I,alipast Six o'clock, through' Honiton, Akutinster,Brid7
port, -1' atid ford, ljdAitigstolie, 7tudllagshot. '
BUS, Spaidhig, Peterborough, Stilton and Hunting-
don, new Ro,yal Mail Coach, frets out every Evening.—Coaches
from Boston to Spo,.sby, Louth. GriroThy, and Hull.
BATH and BRISTOL Flying Post-Ctiaches through
Chipfienham, Caine; and Marlborough, Beery Afternoon ;
arrive at Mr. May's, .the Greyhound Inn, Bath, and the Lon-
On-Tarerti, Thora::.s7street, and the Swan, Bristol, neat
Morniug.—Coaches to Wells, Bridgewater, Taunton, &c.
" LEEDS new Light COach, called Theß.o,.!kingliatu, sets out
every Morning „at- Eight o'clock; carries- Four Insides- only,
and•goes remarkably easy, With a Guard thronghunt. Passes
through Stamford, :Newark, Retford,Doncaster, and Ferry-,
bridge, to the Golden Lion Leedsotext day :it- Noon, Not-
wiklistanding the uncommon Expedition of this. Coach, it is
,allowed to be the. must agreeable and complete Pubtte.Coo.
reyancc on the .North Road, being unequalled in accommo
dation by any Qther. •
KENDAL, Lancaster, Preston, Kirby-LOusthtle, Bolton,
Chorler, Ormskirk, ana Garstattg Post-Coaches, every After-
noon, at rive o'clock. Guarded.
• GLASGOW, Longtown,Gretna-greeny.Annan, Dumfries,
Brownbill, Thornhi:l,'Sanquhar-kiln, Caurnotk, fir s,vi li,
and all •Parts of.Seotland, Camperdown CoaCh (Doilv)

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YORK, Newcastle and Eilinimfgh, he Co;{.-;:, perforated
•with a Guard' throughout, sets out every Morniug at ha! 1-
past Six o'clocli, by way of Newark, Eel Tadcaster, Dar=
in ;ton; N'orthallerton, Durhard, Nlorpeth; and
.Ilerv.-ieL.
Passengers finding theniselres fatigued from the length of
the journey, maY'rest: what tout they plea,e, .and trwil pro-
ceed on without any additional 1, are. .1. Ciaft, the lilack
Swan; Guney-strcet, Yori, runs coaclics to Sunderland, Hal!,
Scarborough, WI-, by, a0:1 ott,'r place:3.
EItI.OGhNOItTH and Walsat new Post-(oach, 'every
TA-ening. •

Ll\7Elll'oo7 Post Coach, to carry four Insides, *sets oat
terry Morning, through Lutterivorth ligh,Cross, Hinckley,
Atherstonc, Tamworth, Litchfield, Ulf csthorp, Knutsford,
Warrington Nort-Eunptsin, and Dunstable:
Pelfrith, and Whitehareu, Post-Coach, goes
with Four Horses, and a Guard *ll the way. Passes through'
Brough, Appleby, Greatabridge, Richmond, Catterick,
Borocghbricge, Wetherhy, Aberfotd, Doncaster, and Gran-
tham (the nearest way by 13 Miles), sets out every Morning,
and perforw the journey with the greatest facility. Pab-
sengers detained on the Roall by business or pleasure, bare
the peculiar advantage of their Seats being secured in the
next Coach. • •
WAKEFIELD Post-Coach, every Morning, at half-past
Six o'clock.

CHESTER, NC;:Tart,'Whitchnrcl), Tarporley, Nantwich,
Northwich, and :11iddlewich, Post-Coach, every Eveniag, as
Fire o'clock. •

SUNDEM,AND, Stockton, and Tartu, new Coach, every
Mornin;-, to the George Inn, Sunderl-and. -
MANCHESTER, Winslow, Congletoto;ewcastle, Wa?sal,
and Wolverhampton, Post-Coach, el'ery Afternoon. Guarded.
SHREWSBURY, Wellington and Shitlna], Post-Coach,
the Prince of Wales, to the Britannia, Shrewsbury, every
Evening, at Five o'clock, Guarded.
• SHEFFlELD'and,Rotherham Past-Coach, called the Rock
ingham, every Morning.
SODTHA):IPTON, Winchester, Alresford, add Alton
every- Evening.
BIIeMINGHAM Mercury 'lost Coach, With a Guard, sets
ant every Afternoon, ,and reaches Birmingham next day at
Noon. Teases by Oxford, Enstan and Sh:pstone, to the
Saracen's Head, Bull-street, and Castle Inn, Birmingham.
BIRMINGHAM, Warwick, and. Leamington, New Post
Coach, evci v Morning.
HULL, N'oalleave, Howden, 'Thorn; and pow:aster, Post-
Coach, ever: i\lorniin at half-past Six o'clock, to the Bull
and Sun Inn, Myton-Gate,
HERTFORD, Ware, Iloddesdun, and Cheskunt. Coach,
very Mo , .
ToTTENfiAM and Edmonton Coach, Daily, at Half-past
Ten, Half-past 'lwo, Halt-past Four, andHalf-past-.Scven
,
o'clock.

WILLTAAI B. MOUNTAIN and Co. respectfully acquaint
their Friends and the Public, that they will riot be account...
able for any. Writi nt.^:,, Parcels, or Lugt;age, &c. of inure than
Fire Pounds Value, if lost or damaged, nillesseutercd as such
and paid for accordingly,• at th,i.iaraceri's Head Inn, Snow-
Lot Lion. . •
*•'.•„,* Passenzemand Parcels are implied for all the above
Coaches, at Liatchett's :New White Horse Cellar Coach,ollice;
PiccAdi

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