The Sun.
London, England, 1817-12-23 00:00:00

Mr. Deputy .... 58

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Sir Thorn Bell
Mr. William -Pearce, 52
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Mr. Waterbonse
Deptity Valance
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Kidder
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Mr. Boyd 11844 resignett.--
FARRINGDO:

Mr. Wm. Vale
R. Herrin," Esq. Deputy -18
Mr, Robert %Vail . 13
C. Augnstus Savage l7
John Blacket
James
Wm. J. Reeve, Esq. Dep l5
Mr. Thomas Reeve
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SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

STATEMENT OF THE ODDS ON THE DERBY AND
OAKS STAKES, 1818,7-OEv.
DFIIBY.
Taken 9; to 1 nest c. by Waxy, out of Miltonia.
• 91 to 1 aest C. by Orviile,, out of Allegret6.
12 to I agst c. by Sorcerer, out of Homily Lass.
IS to ► apt c, by Waxy, out of 4lugtaii.
15 to I agst Brother to Crecy, - .

OAKS.
Taken 7 to l apt tn 9, by Wixy.
.•12 It, 1 21;0;110 any other.

C H I•STMA S.

nec'embet's chilling blasts to cheer,
What jny when Christmas does appear.;
Then we chase du:l Care and Woe,
And kiss beneath thetnisletee.
The sexes each with anxious care
Wish to adorn With taste their Hair;
Where on the head's a barren soil,
Use ltowtastis famed Macassar Oil ;
It'll 'ltalie the Hair profusely grow,
And grace and elegance bestow,
And if the'colour's reel or grey,
Which- does not, beauty well display,
Then if to change it you desire,
Mahe usre of ROMAN Essenctrof Tyre;
I3,,tti Oil and Essence you will meet
At No. 1, in Kirby street.

THE 1111,41NIAN'S BLUNDER.

To.the la, (1 or potatoes a visit once making.,
One Mister O'Dono,4hoe liegeed I'd be taking
At Dublin a dinner with him';
cc By St{ NI rick,")n! ;ant, " and I'll show your two eyes,
A sight that shall strike yogi rybuite dumb with surprise,
•
. So I thought I would humour

I no sooner arrived than we sat down to dint,
And dinner' note over wr pushed round the wine,

Till both of us got pretty 4ay; . . • - • -
And my friend, who by no means of humour was barren,
Turn'd the talk to the beautiful Blacking of WARREN,
And the richness that black would display.
" But is pro.nos;" he said,' to my chamber be coming;
I'll show you some pictures in loveliness blooming,
Wit ItWARR EN'S jet Blacking I drew them ;
lint these pictures are magical, fur yeti 'oust know . -
The moment you see themmy tisage they'll show,,
• But ranislr when you 'cease to view them."
When I got to his chamber no pictures I found,
But the wainscot was covered with Boots that hung round,
And reflected toy face aS they shone; ' -
'then O'lionughoe stnried and suddenly cried,
Nu face but my own in these. Boots have I spied,
but now there is mine and your own,
The mystery was solved, 'bras' the Boots were so bright,
They reflected our faces, and I with delight, • .
Th' effect saw of WA !MEN'S Jet Blacking;
And when,l.gut home to my lodgings,-I,wrote •
For a hamper of WArtawes Jef Blacking a note ;
Of that varnish no more I'll be lacking. .
The above truly inestimable Blacking is prepared by

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go, STRAND, London ; . -
and sold by most Boot-malters.provers„,lrolmongers, Brnsh
m.(l;ers, Perfumers, &e. in every Town 10 the Kingdom, in
Stone Bottles, 6(1. Ind. 18(1. each, . .
• • it,...7.)," Ask for WAltitEN's Blacking.'

follnwiitg Leiter appeared in severa'
Mornin Papers,
Sir,—Ohserring a paragraph in your Paper respecting the
cure of an Hernia, performed (of a large size) by the Medical
Board, at. Charlotte-House, Cheat Charlotte-street, Block=
friars-road, in just ct, Sir,to Megsrs..COOPElt and Co. I beg
to odd my personal testimony. Having been afflicted ~neat
twenty sears, atrdeemed. incurable by eminetit Surgeons, I.
patiently bore toy affliction, expecting every hour t.. he nty
last ; I at leng,th applied to the Medical BoArd, And have rea-
son to pray for that exvelleirt Establishment, for although I
am near 50; I was perfectly cured in a few weeks, and now,
thank. God, enjoy ;pod heal•h.
1 think. Mr. Editor, all who know me will allow that I can
hare no other motive 'for this communication than a public
benefit. tem, Sir, your obedient Servant.
C. C-LtVELAND.

Dog anti Stile, near I.ondln,road,
St. Gcsirge's Fivld4, Oct. 1817.