The Sun.
London, England, 1803-06-25 00:00:00

ROYAL HUMANE SOCIETY.

June i 6, 1803.
MONTHLY NIEETING of the MANAGERS.
1011 ES CURED to Life, to their Parents, their
Farrlilies, and to theiState, 3798 : —Such interesting and
hriportant events Aavie promoted individual_ Happiness, and
prevented .Parochial Burthens ; the Public are therefore
enabled to judge of the vast 'importance and extensive utility
of this National lnstitrrtioit._

Mr:-i7i-t--kiiNT in the Clair :

The. Month of May,
4.2f5.—Mr. WOoDW 'only Child rescued from the
Watery Grave, and restored to its almost distracted Parents.
Atrestectby J. Dornford. Esq.
4.217.—%v• Cox, an apparent Corpse. His life restored
by Mr. Pountney, M. A. eMploying the usual Process of
the Society ter two houra. Perseverance will be often pro-
dtbaive of Resuscitation.
4,218.—AN uNroaruw.avr. FfstAt.it taken out of the
serpentine River, conveyed to the Society's Receiving
Hoitse, and when sufficiently recovered' was restored toiler
!fiends and peace of mind •
4,219. —Tire unit ath CRXMF. of Suicide attempted by
another Woman ; she was providentially rescued from Suffo-
cation, and by the hsimane attention or Mr. It A DNOR, Ni A.
restored to Health, &c.
'4,2zr.—A -ratan It.STAt:t or Sutetoc, the attempt
happily frustrated, and there is a reasonable hope, 9,,A a
serene state of mind is restored.—The circumstances attested
by Mr. Thomas, M. A.:
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.441z2.—Nkr. wIATHERHALL, Highgate, attested that W.
Lodger was rescued from premature death and restored to
his I%renrs,
LAR artra rescued from an untimely grave by
the extraordinary exertions of T. Tslacksley, &c.
4,224.—i. Trios N TOrt, restored to life by gratuitous de.
liyerfs of the Resuscitative Process. Attested by justice
Philipps.
ReDstA tip Dead to all appearance, when taken
out et. the Thames. His Life providentially restored by
Mr. Leadain, M. A. —An industrious Husband and Father
now alive, to the comfort and support of a numerous Fundy.
The ItZWAR DS of the Society we paid for tile interim-
diate Numbers, laudable endeairours being.assiduously em-
ploye/I,y the Medical Assistants, &c.
The Managers have establisluxl Humane Societies in va-
rio.l3 parts of this Kingdom, &c. The Annual Guinea con-
stitutes dGovernor, and Ten Guineas a Life Diredor,
Subscriptions are received at Baron Dims:latest-id Co.'s ;
Dmmineinds ; Messrs. Fuller; Chatteris, anddltro. ; by the
Southwark lank ;. and Dr. Huwcs, Treastifist,
square.
lOttti tRAMONT, Chairman.
Signed by Order,
)OHN BEA! 'MONT, Register.

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TWENTY ROUNDS REWARD.
PUBLIC.OFFICE, BOW-STREET,
pity 24, IN.
VHEREAS JOSEPHJOYCE, late Colicaing
Clerk to a Brewhouse at the West Pnd of the,
Town, stands charged on oath with feloniously embezzling
a considerable Sum.of Money, the Property of his Employers,
and with which he Absconded on Wednesday last,
Whliever will Apprehend or give such information to the
Magistratei at the above Office, .as may be the..theans of his
being Apprehended, shall receive Twenty Pound Reward
from .his said Emploteri.
The said loseyn Joyce is about so Years of Age. about ;
Feet 4 inches high, stiff' made, remarkably red Face, -dark
hair powdered, and dark Eyes; generally wears a Blue Coat,
Black Waistcoat and Breeches, or Black Clothes; is very
well known in the Town Trade.

PARISH of ST. JAMES, WFSTMI SISTER.
t4th June, 1803.
PAYINT(I and REPAIRINt4.
NOTICE is hereby given, That the Committee
for .Paving and Repairing, &c. the said Parish, will
meet in the Vestry-Room at the Parish Church. on Wednes-
day, the agth Day of tune inst. at the Hopr of Eleven in the
Forenoon precisely. to receive Proposals in Writing (Scaled
up), and to Cunt rad for any Term not exceeding Thre4 Years
nor less than One Year, for Paving and Repairing, 8:c. the
Parochial Streets in the said Parish, from the 24th instant ;
andatso to receive Proposili, and to Contrad for Repairing,
arc. the Optional. Streets within the said. Parish for the like
Terns The Form of the Contrads may be seen. and other
Particulars known, by applying at the• Clerk's ()like, No.
ti, Chirles.street, St. lames's-square.
lly Order of the Committee,
GEO. HODCSON, Clerk.

NEW INVENTED %VAT E 1t7.111,110F HOOTS. and

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• SHOES: - •
EDWARD MOGGRIDGE, NO. 4, Ludgate-
hill, London, begs leave to inform his Friends and the
Public in general, that after many years attention. and expe-
rience, he has to otter them BOOTS and SHOES; WATER-
PROO F, with perfed confidence of their being far superior
to any exerivade. Remakes the lightest dress Shoes and Boots
Water-proof, preserving the Leather soft and pliable. He re,
commends !hens on shooting excursions, as no water can pe-
netrate.. Likewise his New-Invented SHOOTING BOOTS.
Leather prepared in this way, has the advantage Of lasting
twice as long as Leather dressed- in the common way. An
article of .such general utility will no doubt attrati the
attention of the Public, and induce those who have a real
value tar their health to apply at his Manutaaory, as above.
He has no connexion with any other House in London.
E. M. will thank those of his Friends,. and the Public,
who may favour hint with their orders, to apprize him as
early as possible, as it will enablit him to execute their Com-•
mands without disappo.ntment.
N. B. A large assortment of Boots and Shoes. Waterproof
and o; her Wise, constantly kepi for the East and West India
Trade. Merchants and Captains liberally treated with.

ST. LEONARD'S HILL, WINDSOR.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,

F. L GANT and SUBSTANTIALLY.
Hu y I, LA, with suitable attached and.cletached
Domestic Offices, a double Coaeli.houset Stabling for Seven--'
teen Horsesl capital kitchen. Garden,' with Pinery and Sue.
cosSion House,: an excellent Farm-yard, surrounded with
Agricultural Offices, the Property and Seat of the latc Gedrge
Birch, dsq.
The House contains an elegant Drawing-room, well pro.
portioned Dining and Breakfast Parlours,. Billiard-room,
suitable Bed-ciiambers, Pressing-rooms, and Servants A part.
merits, awl is situated on a delightful Eminence in a Paddock
of nearly Sixty AcreS of rich Land, ornarnential• with a large
Sheet of Water, .and.a profusion of Timber and Fittest Tress,
judiciously disposed, and diversifying kprosped of got va.,
tidy, beauty and extent.: The Plantations are in e: state of
the lutist luxuriant growth, and the whole is in excellent
order.
For Tickets ,to view the PreMisesI aiul for further Particu.
tars, apply to Mr, Benbow, Solicitor, Lincoln's Inn.

DR NORRIS's DROPS.
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exciting the Public: Attention to these Va.,
1. I uable Dropa, an entimeration of particular Cases would
be unnecessary ; successful experiencer for -more than half a
century having. 'sufficiently established their reputation in
tie cure of every species at Fever,- especially the Yellow or
Putrid, for which thay: are, eminently distinguished, the Pio-
prietor, from, their increasing celebrity, not only derives the
highest gratification,•• but is enabled with confidence to re.
commend a trial of. their virtues, the Asthma, inveterate
Coughs, Scurvy, all impurities of the Blood, Colds, Stomach
and owl Complaints, yield to tli:ir benign, yet powerful in.
tittence, and as a salutary cordial in those distointorts attend..
ant on advanced lite,notning can stirpass their bendicialahWa.
The Family Bottle, us. is only to be, bAd ac,the 'Dotter's
house, Lower Brook-street, Grostenor-Notate,,wherelleoks
Cures are delivered gratis, anctall Order* for Exportatitin is
executed. Smaller bottles are lit-wholesale and retail by
Messrs. Jebotd t and Co. and retail by. all Venders of cincs; also Dr. Norris's Antibilious Pill, celebrated us'a
sate and etEetive aperient, may be' had at ail the above
places, in lauxescat aa. 6d. • .