The Sun.
London, England, 1824-09-01 00:00:00

BRISTOL AND CORK.

The GEORGE THE FOURTH, JOHN BROWNE.
Commander, Sails for CORK every SATURDAY direct, wlt!
leaves CORK for BRISTOL every TUESDAY.
Births secured, and Cards, giving the Days and Hours of
Sailing for the Season, may be obtained on application to.
Bishop and Cooper, White Hart, and Wm. Dore, White Lion,
Bath ; William Neylor, Plough Hotel, Cheltenham; J. R.
Williams and Co., No. 11, Clement's-lane, Lombard-street, or
Wm. Robinson. New White tlorse.Cellar„PiceadMy, London.
Carriages and Horse carefully Shipped.
ROBART SMART, Agent.
Wal-OffiCe Packet-Office, 1, Broad Quay.

PORTSMOUTH AND PLYMOUTH STEAM PACKET,
11 h SIR FRANCIS DRAMs. will leave
PORTSMOUTH every FRIDAY, at Twelve o'Clock
at Noon, instead of six o'clock in the Evening during the re-
maining part of the Season, for the 'convenience of the Passen-
gers atnving at Plymouth early on Saturday.—Goods and Pas.
sengers to be booked at the Agent's Office, Coal Exchange
Tavern, next door to the Customhouse, Point.
N.B.—The Agent will not be accountable for any goods thnt
may be detained by the Custom-house, at Plymouth, without
they arc delivered to hint, and paid for accordingly.—All let-
ters addressed to the Agent must be post-paid, or they will
not be attended to.

THOMAS DAVIS, Agent.
Coal Exchange Tavern, Brond.street,
Portsmouth, Aug. 21, 1824.

PORTSMOUTH TO JERSEY,
lIOURDEAUX, AND THE SOUTH OF FRANCE.

THE LORD BERFNFOR.D, Steam Packet,
of 160 Tons, and 70-Horse Power, runs regularly be.
.tween PORTSMOUTH and the ISLES of GUERNSEY
and JRRSEY.—There is a daily communication between Jer-
sey and St. Maloes, from which Town Coaches and Diligences
set off hourly to all parts of France saving at least 100 miles
in the journey to the above Places.
This Packet, by meaniof the Portsmouth and London Canal,
carries Goods to and from the above Islands and London
cheaper and more expeditiously than any other conveyance.—
With all packages a specification of the Contents and the Value
must be sent, to enable them to be passed through the Custom-
House.
She sails from Portsmouth,every Saturday afternoon, and re-
turns from Jersey every Wednesday, and is navigated by the
best Pilot for those Islands.
Inquire of Mr. John Lindegren, Broad-street, or, Mr. Nance,
Fountain Hotel, Portsmouth.

PORTSMOUTII TO BRIGHTON.
THE P ORNSMOUTII and JERSEY and
GUERNSEY Steam Packet, the Lord Beresford, will
start for BRIGHTON, from Portsmouth, on FRIDAY next,
at seven o'clock in the morning precisely, and call at Ryde for
Passengers • and will return to land them again at these places
in die evenl4,Pristsage. Seven Shillings fur c.tch pert u,
Pa Refreshments at moderate prices.
Portsmouth, August 28, 1824.

COWES—NEW YORK Awn LONDON PACKETS.
IN order to further the direct communication
and ►shipments between Cowes and New York, a line of
Packet Ships has been established, consisting of
Ship Bryiltton -W. S. SEnon, to sail Ist Sept.
Crisis . - J. lllc. MANUS Ist October.
Acasta - - A. H. OHISWALD Ist Nov.
Hudson . H. L. CHAMPLIN Ist Dec.

A Ship building for the Ist January.
Strict punctuality will be observed with the sailing of these
Vessels, and a Steam Boat is provided to tow them to Sea. he
Ships will touch at, and leave Cowes, on the Bth of each month,
for the accommodation of Passengers, and which will give them
the advantage of Navigation over Vessels leaving LiverlrL
A Ship is building in New York to complete the line, winch,
when finished, will leave this establishment inferior to none.
The Vessels are all coppered and copper-fastened, and about
400 Tons burthen, commanded by skilful and experienced men.
The accommodations will be very spacious, and the furniture,
stores, &c. made to suit the convenience and comfort of Pas-
sengers.
The Price, in the Cabin, for Ladies, is 301. Gentlemen 351.
Wine and Liquors included.
In order to prevent delay, it is necessary that all heavy
freight be on board previous to the 20th of each month,
and other goods two days previous to the times for sailing, to
afford an opportunity to complete the clearing at the Custom-
House.

The Subscribers most respectfully solicit support from
Skippers ; and those disposed to go Passengers are invited to
inspect the different Vessels and their accommodations.
Applications to be made for Freight or Passage to Messrs.
George Wildes and Co., 24, Laurence-lane, Cheapside ; to
their respective Captains; at the New England Coffee house
to Messrs. Hopkins and Glover, 'Change-Alley, London ; or
to Robert Hunter, Esq., American Consul, Cowes.
Cowes, August 10, 1824.
ea Those who wish to engage their passage at Cones, either
in the Steerage or Cabin, must do so by paying a Deposit,
on or before the 25th of each month, after which time they
must run the risk of their not being room, it being neee.Asory to
have five or six days to make arrangements in London.

With all dispatch,
Fur NEW SOUTH WALES, and VAN DIEMEN'S LAND,
or VAN DIEMEN'S LAND, and NEW SOUTH %VALES,
THE remarkably fast-suiting cop.
tiered SHIP, HUGH CRAWFORD, IVII.
•- LIAM LANGDON, late of the Lusitania,
Coonnandcr. Burthet► 370 Tons. Lying in
the London• Dock. Flat 511,1 Acconnnoda-

tlow for 'Cothin and Atertage Passengers.
•
For Freight or Poosaer, apply to BUCKLES, BAGSTER,
and BUCHANAN, 3:i, Mark•litnr,

Warranted to Snil the First tVeck in November,
FOIL CALcurrA,
With leave to land Pimenicrrs only at MADRAS,

THE fine Tenk-built SHIP PAL.
• tio.. MIRA, JOHN LAMB, Commander' litir.
4w- vs .. then GOO Tuns. Lying in the City Canal.
sitAeiF---
*,[3.:1%0 Has a poop, with surtiur accommodations
for Passengers, and will curry an experienced

Surgeon. -
For Freight or Passage, apply to Meter'. BAZETT,TAR,
WHAR, CRAWFORD. and Co., No. 71, Broad•street
or to BUCKLES, BAGSTER, and BUCHANAN, 33, Mark,
lane.

For Passengers only.
Chartered by the Hon. East India Compat.y,
FOR BOMBAY DIRECT,
THE Fast-soiling First Class Ships
firryCte. FLORENTIA,-JOHN %VISIBLE, Cumnitender„
to sail on the 7th September, and the ENG-
•
1.
-,,k , , LAND, JOHN REAY, Commander, to cell
4
A:lr.'. on .the Itith September, Dunbar) 500 Tons each,
lying in the Regent's Canal, Liniehouse. Both
Ships hare spacious and elegant accommodations. The Eng-
land is a Constant Trader to Bombay, and the Florentia has
a Poop, and carries a Surge on.
The Commanders may be seen at the Jerusalem Coffee-
house, COrii hill ; or.at J. LACHLAN'S, IR, Great Alle•strert,
Goodman's-fields.

EYTON, STOCK-BROKER, 2, CORN:-
HILL and Lonilntribstreet, has the p!ea.tire of lay-
tog before the Public u List of Prizes in the Present Lottery,
which are to be drawn ALL in ONE DAY, viz. sth Octobet :-
4 of k so,ooo I 4
2
I
4
Besides Xitzuvind £4O, and evcry.Ticket entitled to £.5 Shares
in proportion, all of which are titre,* isloncy.
Tickets and Shares for the shove Ptizes are an Sale at
EYIDN'S Lottery Otfice. Nu. 2, (..orithill and Lombard-street.
All Business in the Britist. And Foreign Funds transacted
with fidelity and dispatch.

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S"TRIC"TURES CURED BY AN. INTERNAL MEDICINE.
This Oar was published,
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TUBE, and other nrsEAses of the URETIIRA,
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and proving the application. of instruments unneces-
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and on the origin, Symptutuo, and Treatment of Ms..
ease in the Rectum.
By WILLIAM. BENOt7,
Member of the Royal College of Surgeons. London.
From the difficulty of the Chem;ertl Process in the Contpn.
sition of the Remedy (the effects of %Web are described in
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prescription, or in the usual contscof business.
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To T. TAYLOR. E+q.
No. 9, New Bridge-skeet, Lf.nd,,n.

ii6Noutm, Sin,
IBEG leave to inform you, that over since the
year 1790, I had been afflicted nth the hues Venereal,
whlch, (tom its obstinately resisting every course et medicine
pri,scribed by the nt,,,t eminent the faculty here, and sin-
der ;nine; ,e,r s alsecere course of salivation, anal twice ,lis-
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charged , from iTospital with little relief, w•nild appear to
be of tltc most invet mate nature. lit tic spring of last year
my etinirtfer had got to Fie;' twaneas nearly to put a period
.., •• ,to To. eit/tt etre —1 •h aetrirot•esse croWn of any ilea ,
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air uelvericruciating pain, particularly when warm in hest,
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goon alter, the sores. mi my legs healed also; le.trunr, hew.
ever, cousiderabletliscolouration in the shut, sod pain in the
'bone of the left, which, by the Missing of Gild, an a little
longer perseverance in your invaluable Nledicine, %Wended
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loaner c ''Ecc'accnracl sstpoitreittsssails'idg
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swan's onse, Edinburgh.
Wgitesses to the above Cure:—

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John M`lntosh, Old Assembly Close, Edinburgh.

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