The Sun.
London, England, 1805-01-05 00:00:00

SA TURDA Y, JANUARY 5, iBos.

THE ROYAI, INFIRMARY. FOR THE DISEASES
• OF TIIE EYE,
Under the Direflion of Mr. WATFIEN PHI PPS, Surgeon
and OcUlist in Ordinary to His Majesty, and to His Royal
Highness the Prince of Wales.
• Patronr-His Most Gracious MAJESTY.
Patroness—Her Most Gracious MAJESTY.
Vice. Patrons—l g. H the PRI NC E-of WALES,
And Their Royal Highnesses the Dukes of
YORK. SUSSEX,,
CLARENCE, CAMBRIDGE,
KENT, ANA
CUMBERLAND, GLOUCESTER.
Vice-Patronesses—Her R. H. the PRINCESS of 'WALES,
And Their Royal Highnesses the Princ;saes
AUGUSTA, - SOPHIA,
ELIZABETH, AMELIA, and the
MARY, DUTCH ESS of YORK.
AT a MEETING of NOBLEMEN and GEN.
TLLMEN, held at Mr. Wathen Phipps's' No. 6,
Corke.street, Burlington Gardens, on the 20th or Dtvember,
11104; His Royal Highness the DUK,E, of CUMBERLAND
u the Chair;

Present,

The Earl of Besborough, . The Rt. Ron. Lord Brute,
l. Fuller, Esq. M. P. Thoinas Stepney, Esq.
J. J. Angerstein, Esq. Rev. L. Dutens, •
Rev. Dr. Clarke, ,Charles S. Pybus, Esq.
Major Thurnton, , Captain stevens,An,
I Dr: Clarke, . . Joinit „. 1 han-Wathei Esq.
James Moore, Esq. Chomas Slack, Esq.
And others;

The following Replotions, moved by the Earl of Resbo-
. eough, and seconded by the Right Hon. Lord Bruce, were

unanimously agreed to: • .
Ist, That Their Maje Sties, His Royal Highness the Prince
of Wales, and the other, Branches of the Royal.,:Farni ly, .hav-
ing • graciously condesi:ended to patronize an Institution in-
tended to be. established under the nireelion of 'Mr, Wat hen
Phipps, bearing the None of The KO YA L I NJ' 1K NI AR. Y
for the MS KAS ES or the E YE; the Betieltaions ai,,l Con-
tributions of the Public be 'requested .to pan): the.sann: into
effgt.

That the following"Gentlenien, with the approba-
. ;ion of His Majesty, be appointed the Medical Officers,
without any Emolument :
Consulting Surgeon-:•:Mr. Wathen.
Operating Surgeon and Surgeon in Ordinary—Mr. Wathen
Phipps. -
Visiting Apothecary-r Mr. Brandc, Arothecary to Their
Majesties.
. And that the following Gentlemen, whO have kindly of.
fered their Assistance in such Cates as Mayo reniiire MediCal
Advice, be-appointed Consulting.Phyticiana
Sir Walter Farquhar, Bart.. 11F. D. Physician to His Royal'
Highness the Prince of Wales..
Dr. Vaughan,- Physician Extraordinary to His Majesty.
-.Dr. Fryar, Physician -to His Royal Highness the Duke of
Sussex. •
idly, That a Donation of 'Twenty Guineas constitute
Life Governor, with, the privilege 01 having 11 1 1 2:items
constantly on the Hooka. •
That an Annual Subscription of Two Guineas' and up.
wards- oonstitute a Governnr, with the privilegeof having
Three Patients constantly on the Books. •
That a Donation of Ten Guineas constitute a Life Gover—
nor, with the Orivilege of hoiug Two Patients constantly on
the Books. Each of the above have a Vote.
That an A ntirial Itenefaaion of One Guinea aftrd the pri—
vilege of havin.; One Out. Patient constantly the Books,
but have no Vote.
That. an Annual Benefaction' of Half.:a-Guinea afford the
privilege of sending One Out,Patient in the Year, but have:
no Vote. - • . .
.4thly„" That another General Meeting be called by public
Advertisement,' on Saturday the atith of limitary, ittos,' to be
held .at the Thatched. HOLLSO Tavern. in Si. ainei's- si teet,
at Half past E leVen *TWA. Ica the cbelt:e of a President,
Vice-Presidents, Treaauree, CoMnlittee and on otherttifir
AM.
sthly, That the Thanks: of this Meeting be given to Ills
Royal Highuel the Duke of Cumberland, for tits tunclescen-••
lion in raking:the:Chair, and: for his able conduct-therein. •
The above ~ppointnients and Resolutions were revised and
earred at a second Meet-44'6i) Saturday the 2ut of December,
1804, arid 911 the.s3d Werq.confirtneti by His Majesty, who
was graciously pleased to grant them his' Royal Assent and
Approbation. ,
Donations and Subscriptions will be received at the tol.
lowing 'Bankers r . •
•
Messrs. Bitidulph and Cox,. Charing• Cress ; Birch, Cham-
bers, sod Hobbs, Bend-street; thild and Co- Temple- Bar ;
Hammersleys and Co. Pall-Mall floarcAnd Co. fleet-
street ; Martin, Stone, and Lombard-street ;•Neivis.
ham and Co.. Mansion liouse-stieet.

TO PARENTS, GUAKDIANS, AND SCROOLS.
NrDUNG GENTLEMEN, under Fourteen. 'Find
Ladies younger or older, .taught the gen'teelet
lion of Steps, 'eye fashionable, elegant, inte.resting• tart .01
DANCING; Walking, Sitting, Entering and Quitting Corn.
patsy, with grace and address"; for One Guinea per Quarter,
or School Vacation ; no Entrance charged', 'One Family send-
ing many Learners pay less. Ladies, taught separate from
the Gentlenicn. . •

LeSSUlll.s.t.wo. hours -and a half twice a-weck, Morningi or
Oirigs, by "Mr. Al. LEN; assisted by Messrs. Tomlin-
sork, Adams, and, Rarnsdyke, at No. 4, Sheriardeetreet,
Golden-square, No. to, Crest Aliestrect. -Goodistan's-.
fields, and No. 16, llouveric-streer, Fleet street.
Ars* Pupils at any age, who, never learned in their youth,
are soon taught every modern Requisite of Dancing, quite in
private. The Select Subscription 'A ssembl ies as usual.
Urge Schools engaging Mr. Allen to teach, will And their
advantage,

The folloWmg is another l'roof of the Intrinsic Value of
ROI3ISERDS's IMPROVED BALSAMIC, ELIXIR
or, COUGH DROPS.
Extrat of a letter from. Donor Michael Head, of Halifax,
in America, dated April Its.
T
. • , •
must beg you forward immediately,. by, the
first Packet for twelve doyen of Rt)TIB E it US's
BALSAMIC ELIXIR • or COUGH DROPS, which I
• • . .
firmly ,believe to b. the very best Remedy ever.inventAi tar
Coughs, Colds, A sthnias, and Consumptions. At the.time
I received some from 5'04, I was aillithal with *I-pallid
Cough and, Inflammation on•my, Lung!, attended' With a
great oppression and, pain cm my .breast, so that it was .with
great difficulty I: conlildraw mr breath, which, I must can.
'dilly confess, baffled riiy :owii s ill. From the strong re.
commendation you sent with t was induced to make
an immediate trtal myself, w c have Inc instacit. relief; and
in a very shOrt time perfectly restored me. I. have since
witnessed their good efrodls In' many obstinate Cases, and,
therelove shall, tor the future, nosier be;without them: •
By, appßintrytent of Mr. Robberds,' Apothecary (tire
venter), they are sold wholesale and..ratall V Mr..
No. 4; Cheapside; Canter of Paternoster.row ; and retail by
Hazard, bath; Trewman and Newton, Exeter ; Goadby,
Sherbome ; Baker,Southampton ; Salisbury ,Cre.
go'ry; Bright-Orin; Weed, 'Weyrnotith ; Stevenson, Norwich;
Wood, Shrewsbury; 'Uelam and Sharp, Portsmouth; Hard.,
Ing,,.Gosport ; Wieston; Portsca; rayne and. Cookworthyi,
Plymouth ; Brown and Sheppard, Bristol Macdonald,
Glasgow; Mitehel, Aberdeen ; 'Tait, Inverness; Scott and
Smith, 'Edinburgh -Walker' Newcastle; Moss and Greg-
SOU, Liverpool; Steins, Manchester; Toole, Chester,
Neales. buyer ; Sitnmonds, Canterbury Wettons,, Chert..
sey; Wheeler, Battle; keyrner; Colchester; Watkins, Hert-
ford; Simson, 'Hereford Smirlt, Bedford; Edse, North-
amptpn ;.I'ytubs, .Worcester ; Nutt and Lloyd, Alen tint ham;
Loggtn, Aylestverth ; Smart and Rusher, Reading; each,
New York'r garner, Barba:foes; Batt and
lin • Ball and Co. ,Ditstnaegate Within ; and by most 406k-
setters and Megicine.. Venderit itt every Town-in the
Kingdom ; in 110ttiC.S: at 4i, and as. 94..ea0h.
His. Majesty's' Hoiitnirable Co in m i Wonenhove beim pleasedto order the Named NR. butler,
No. 4, Cb,eapsitie, to be En•
raved 011143141 c St4np, 14/Oil-IA Stamp a*• alAtett to each
tibttle ; all ottKettre County:faits • •