The Sun.
London, England, 1826-02-13 00:00:00

ACASE OF EXTEUIVIE DISTRESS,—An
Individual, whose birth,, education, and connexions,.
and whose literary attainments have been of a stiperior style,
has had the misfortune to fall under the severest visitation of
complicated afflictions, having, during the late war, about the
year 17,96, 'enrolled himself in a Volunteer Corps in defence of
his Sovereign and beloved country, against a threatened inva-
sion, and, while on actual duty, contracted a violent rheumatic
complaint,which deprived him of the use of his liinbs„and reduced
him to the present state of misery and want, being.at present a
pitiable object in St. Bartholomew's Hospital. During the
course °fleet year his case was represented to his Most Gracious
Majesty,' who was moat benevolently pleased, after inquiry was
made, to send him relief, for which he: will ever feel most
thankful,. It is hoped that the present Appeal will operate on
a charitable and benevolent, British -Public in his behalf._
W. O. Ross, Esq., 52, Upper Charlotte-street, Fitzioy..square,
and Mr. Wilson, bookseller, Royal Exchange, will bear testi-
mony for the truth of the above statement, and by whom Do.
nations will be 'thankfully received.

. WINKS AND SPIRITS. IMPERIA 1.,' NI r.A.:•,t;
:VET s: SARGENSON, No, 5, OPERA
v • COLONADE, PALL. MALL, ha, the honour Of
apprizing those Gentlemen eutious iu 01..1) WINES, that
Vaults are now stocked with Wines of the most approved
Vintages, enriched by age, and already stamped by Public
approbation, viz.
Rich Old Old Ports in Wood and Bottle, with Fancy Bees Wing.
&c. 324. 364. 455.
Old Sherry, Brown and Pale, S's. 365. 425.
Bncellas and Vidonia
E. 1. and W 1. Madeira, 455. 544.
Burgundy and Champagne, from 905..t0 lOns,
Clarets, Irons the first grosser., 7N. to 9os. •
Hermitage, &c. 90s. J Nloselle, 70s. 84s.
Vin de (rave, 965. I Old Hoch. &c. 1001.
CAPE WINES of the first quality, 194. 214. 245.
And SPIRITS, full Strength end Flavour.
Genuine-Cognac Brandy, 22 Rotterdam Geneva
years old • English Gin
Old Jamaica and Pine Apple And Irish Whiskey.
Rum.
%Vitt) an Extensive Variety
queurs, which he wilt sell att
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rf Cordials and Foreign. Li.
le Lowest Prices foi Cash ! ! !
tO Carlton Paine e.

AXE INN, ALDERIIIANIIIIiik:

A NEW, and Elegant FQ LIR IVSID
11l POST COACH, TILE ENTERPRIZE, ulion an im-
prOved principle, frcim the above fin, every day at FIVE
o'Clock precisely, and arrives at the PALACE and TALBOT
Inn, in MANCHESTER, The following Afternoon, at a Quar.
ter pact Five. No change of Coaphea. Only FOUR COACH-
MEN and ONE GUARD throughout.
ROUTE.—STONEY- STRATFORD, COVENTRY,
NUNEATON, ATILERSTONE,TAIIIIVORTH, LITCH.
FIELD, STONE, NEWCASTLE, CONGLETON, MAC:
CLESFIELD, AND STOCKPORT.

Coaches to El RMINGHAAL CHESTER; and LIVER.
POOL, every Afternoon, at PI Vll—Passengers can proceed
to'all parts of the North, the following Morning, by the 'CAR.
LISLE COACHES, which will arrive in time for the EDIN-
BUII,OII, GLASGOW, and PORT PATRICK MAILS.
The Proprietors, Messrs. 110 LT and Co. beg leave to re.
commend this fine of Road, which leads through the rich and
delightful Counties of Warwick and Staftbrd, passing many
Nolilemen's Seats; among which are those of the Matquis of
Stafford, Lords Anson, Talbot, Ilarrowby, &c. &c. and avoids
the steep and dangerous hills of Derbyshire.
N.B. Canal Conveyance from the Axe Inn, Aldermanbury,
to all parts of England.
tt Very Superior accommodation at the above Inn for Gen.
lemen and Families visiting London.