The Sun.
London, England, 1815-06-05 00:00:00

OFI•'ICE OF ORDS,INCE, May 28, 1315.

ITHE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of 174 MA-
JESTY'S ORDX4NCE do hereby give Notice, that
Proposals will be received at their* Office in Pall Mall, on or-
',store Monthly, the 12th day of June next, fronrsitch Persons
as may be willing to undertahe the Supply of Five Hundred
Loads of ROUND ASI-I TIMBER, for the Service of the
Royal Cori loge Department at froolleich:
Tini6vr must Le 'of the last Fall of that Article,
and from. Twenty to Si.x!y Feet Trees. Farther Parti-
colors, togsther with the Terms aid Conditions of the.
CUlaraat 141114 be known ,it ti.e ..'ecretary's • (Vice,
Mall aforesaid, any day betweea the Tours of Teti and
Fads. o'Clocii; 10:mr4 the Pri;!6,arde i,rh,it be delivered, sedlsd
up, and endorsed, "Proposal, fa: A,h Mailer:" but nu
p0.,u1 can be atb.okitterl. ape?' flit! su.id I.2th I.zac, at Twelve
o'Glach at Visa of tiit.,2faaa dvy, itrilizer trill any Tender
be noticed, um:e., the j'artymaking it, ur an A usl in his
4e toil shult
Jig Order of the Board,
CliEira Seurelary.

• BRITISH PAINT'III.NITEACTORY,
• - Et, Queen-hVeet, Clie tiosiae, LtAiJoa. •
IMPENETRApLE PAINT,, and COAL ~TAIt BROWN,
- for Park paling, Slates, OUt Buildings, and ti d-
i . every description. .
Green; per Cwt. 565. Red of Brtitvn .. per Cat. 425.
Dark; ~;reen , 76s it bit- Paint... • ,
OlireOitto ll2s. Prepared Oil to thin them'
Lead Colour 565. i a 114le 55., 6d. p, f Gal; -
Stone Colour, ' `'s6s. Flrie Vatrils for inside Wort: of
Chocolate Colour 565. every ,le•-.%;?)ption2 &c.&e.
Refined far Brown 225. per CWl.—Common (16. lits per Cwt.
pHE DIPENETtI PAIN I'S
_are verk
•o • .
•Orbanieptlit, And coy. r a surface newly twice at
great -as other Paints: the,- ills, possess a dnrahility
renders them peculiarly valuable, when applied to Work cod-
stain ly exposed to'the efietas of the Weather; and from their
being ground in Linseed OA; and'dryg_ ineerk.quick,- are
applicable to the -otival piirpoSrs?f Inside PL..
as they give at the time a preserving am/ very !iantisowe
covering. They are also a Cur, for the Worm and Dr:,
will stand in hot Climates, and are ea,,- of apPlie.athin, ht iug
us4.ld,in the same Manner as other
The coAL TAR !,._to\c-N Is reCommruded for the cover-
ing of Bough. Enchig, Tiles, Woad ,",- ,;rounil or
water; particularly the Refined, which is p. rfectly.:,,t9lohle
in water; the Worm will not • ptnetrale where ic is used ;
it is tir''a very go .d colour, dries hard, and is easily applied,
requiring only Id be heated and laid on with a common tar •
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.Sett by_UPT6:'•'l and Co. Rucen-stren, Cheops;4le.

PILLS:

The.hest Preparation for Indigestion, Gitiqiii6s in the 1-Ico
and the i.I effcctS Int(nnperan'ee, that has ever
j)4:.c It icconintioiiried.

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HEY are the rtitilt cliean and effectual Ile-
,-
- way in all bilious complaints, whether musing from a
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weak or deranged action of the stom,ich, tlann colds; whereoy
the secretion of bile is (distracted ; or trout excess' in eating
or atinkilig, wherein the bile is rendered acrid and corrNivc,
and regurpated to the stomach, catising siatiess, jaundice,
windy disorders, indigestion, Sze. .

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'Their operation, i§ very gentle and safe, never griping; a
rpogt excellent remedy for relieving those 4roublett with the
piles; in habitual costiveness, a sluggish suite of the Bowels,
sick head-iich, and also daring preguancy•tiley may he takta
with singillar good effect.
Price e.s. sd. per. hox, duty it,cliMed.
Soil l 4 Bbaw acid FAA,Ards, 66. Lon‘ion.

MATRIMONY; •
Asßdßal I Ah.OptE)inoq slio,llicci
!sh h e•the ' fourid•ition •of
o
often dist eirb e, thrvu^it
the oarties that form the nation not taking those precautOms
wonid secure -then, the rojoyment of that great , do-
blessiirk. People d emery •rank pay adoratioo to the
Shi mite of wedlock ; but where the constitution lets lweni
-tainted by disease, or debilitated by a certain habit ,qontraettl
at an early age, a renovation of stability previous to.eoteri.
that idete inl :g
lispensihly reqUisite to revive the slumberiog
sparks Of life, and to..re-aidinate the system. For no dis-
orders nave contePristed.more roisentially to destroy Hymeneal
haPOiness than thosewhich are the coasequence of uognarded
pleasore. It was this coosidcratiim .chic'' induced Messrs.
CURRIE:noit CO. for tlfese lost fi.irty ve-rs. to-direct .thinr
stn (lies and attention exclusively ta t ireat alone of
the Venereal, Disease, and the di,oiiiers arising thei them
as also to that derangement of I.‘• .ystem, prodeeo, ils the
destructive habit of the incousiderate3CllOal ti t, a►tac}l
brings on those distressing DEIIILITI ES and: DEFICIEN-
CIES that prevent or embitter the Matrimonial state. Ile
successful result of their plan, gives them additional aidour
td oppose the ravages of these complaitits, which-die the list
itoportant in the catalogue of Inman infirmities.: It behoves
every person who has indulged in this solitary vice to seek re-
lief by consulting Professional Men of eminence head honour,
to Messrs. CURRIE' and Co.'-elaim the sanctiou. of
scholastic authority, es well as the testimony of uncontra-.
dieted In professing the. cure of these complaiuts,
they hold out no inducement:to vice; but, seiisible, as
all men- :oust be of the existence of-such calamities, they
otter their assistance as • regularly educated Merub,rs of the
Royal Colleges of Surg%ons of London and EdNiburgh..
Slight and recent cases' of Syluhiiit,c, infection are radi-
cally cored in the short space of two days. 'Those of
the must obstinate duration; such as obstructions, inve-
terate strictures, pains of the bones, .gleets, &e. arc per-
manently ;toil speedily cured. Several Noblemen and Gen-
tlemen of the first respectability have been under the care of
Messrs. Currie and Co. for the removal of.•complaints of the
Urethra, Strictures, &c.; and having received a radical and
permanent cure, request that references may be made to
theist as satisfactory evidences of the
•decided 'superiority of
Messrs. Currie and Co.'splan of treatment. Mang of these
Gentlemen had strictures from ten to twenty years, and were
under the care of-Messrs. Home, Eleaxiside, and other Sur-
geons of equal' enlinence, who attempted their cure b) the
application of the lobar caustic. without sifccess. Messrs.
Currie, and-Co: butte selected the following letter from the
many .they are daily receiving from Gentlemen, re. iteniug
them thanks for their restoration to sound and vigorous
health. Wits sent to them nusplicitetl, from .the son of a
Noble. Earl, icho had laboured under .-this distressing and
painful malady for ten years : he. had 'wen under the co: e of
several Surgeons of icofessional eminence, none of whom
afforded him permanent relief Linn front the superior me-
thod of treatment adopted and pursued by Messrs. Currie
and Co. he received a radical cure in the short space of one
'booth.

. • " May 28, 1 dlO,
." To Dr. CURRIE, 107, Hatton-garden.
• " Lord feels great pleasure' in communicating to
Dr: Currie tire perfect re-establishment of his health, in con-
sequence of his mild and admirable treatment of Strictures
in the Urethra. He limy add, that he has nut for many years
enjoyed so much comfort and freedom from pain ; and he
entertains no doubt of his having 'obtained, throng!) his shill,
and attention, a perfect-and radicalcure of that horrid com-
plaint. As he was not a stranger to the manlier that others
treated the complaint, he has it in his power, from a fair
trial and a just comparison, to ply that tribute of applause to
Dr. Currie which he sensibly feels, and shall ever be Inuit ,
ready and willing to acknowledge."
By an early application to Messrs. Currie and Co. the pa-
tient will escape the pain, danger, and expence of a long and
tedious attendance upon less experienced practitioners.
MARRIED WOM EN, .who have long been disappointed in
their expectations of a family, may he assured thatin most. in-
stances such. defects are curable by medical skill ; and alt Isopgh
the removal of such impediments he'ar object of doubt and
uncertainty with others, vet the cure df sold; defects, by the
gradual progress of renovation, is the acquirement of their
experience.
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Messrs, Currie and Co. may he consulted by patients of
either. Sex, Isith the greatest 'secrecy and honour, at their
house, No. 107, Hatton-garden.
Patients in the Country, describing the particulars of their
case, age, and moth. of living, ittelosing a rerniktance for Ad-
vice and alediciues, the same will lte icon or stria to auy part
of the Kingtt.w.
N'Q. 1470 Hattori-gani.o,