The Sun.
London, England, 1821-03-16 00:00:00

OFFICE, OF URDNA NCE; July 31, 1:120.

THE PUBLIC are .hereby informed that
Thirty-seven. PLATES of the ORDNANCE SURVEY

of GREAT BRITAIN, carrivd on under the Superintendence
of the late Major-General WILLIAM NIUDGE. LL.D. F.R.
and A.S., are now complete, and that IMPRESSIONS from
them are un Sale at the ORDNANCE MAP-OF in,the
TOWER of LONDON, and also at WILLIAM FADF,N'S,.
Geographer to his Majesty, and Agunt to the Board of Ord-
nance, at CI-TARING-CROSS.

These PLATES contain the Counties of Kent, Essex
'Sussex, tiants, Dorset, Devon, and Cornwall, and propor.
'lions of Somerset, Surrey, I'cn►broke, Cardigan, Carmarthen,

Glamorgan, Wilts, Berks, Middleseit, Suffolk, Hertford, and

Cambridge.
Part IX. containing. nearly the whole of .Perribrolieshire,
and portions of the adjacent-Country, was published on ..the
Ist of August, 1819*, and rs the Work is still in progress, tv:
cording to the original Design of girirrg a complete Map of
Great Britain upon .a Seale of one inch to a Mile. the
Publication of the future parts will follow as fast as roe na-
ture of such a Work will admit, without increasing the An .
nual Expense., ,

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Gentlemen wiShinz to procure a Map of the Country Sur,
tronnding their own baltitatioqs, may, by ariplicatb-ni fu Mr
1141KtR, al the Ordnance Map Office (where Index
he shown) selle,,:t any sheets they please, for that purpose',

All Letters on this subject, addressed to Mr. Baker, under
a cover to the'Svcretaiy.ot the Board-ol Ordnance; Pall Mall,
Mill be iniinediately attended to.

By Order of the Board,

IL H. 1:11.F.W. Sec.

AT a very numerous and r,,pectablc MEETING of the IN-
HABITANTS of the TOWN and BOROUGH of DEAL,
in the County of KENT. hoiden at the GUILDHALL, on
TUESDAY the-13th of .1821. •
JOHN MAY, .Esq.. Mayor. its the. Chair,
THE following RESOLUT EONS (proposed
by the Reverend JOHN -BARNES BAC:0-10ITSE,
Rector of Deal, and seeended by Sir EDWARD WILMA NI
CAMPBELL. RICH OWEN, K.C.8.) were agreed to una-
nimously.
tit. That an atrocious outrage and Itreach.of the Peace was
Publicly committed by a disorderly Mobs in . the Streets of
Deal, on Wedrerolay .
2d. That it is ineuml— it on the respectable Inhabitants of
this Town and Boning! . to express, in the strongest manner,
their disapprobation of such .kwless proceedine,s, arid their
determination to support the Civil Authority by every means
in.thek Power.
ad. That tln Persons here assembled, do therefore engage
to give their Personal Aid to the Mayor and other Magistrates
of this Town and RorOugh. in every 'case where the Public
Pilau may be endangered', and to assist them in the mainte-
nance of Order, and in the bringing to Puni:4lnent,•according
. to Law, all those who may be concernedin such disgraceful
Proceedings.
4th. That such of the Inhabitants as mac not be now pre-
sent, be invited to accede to these -Resolutions, and to give
their their- support.
sth. That these Re...lotions be printed and circulated gine-
rally in the Town of Deal, and that they be adeelt ized in the
Kentish Ga4ette, Kentish Chronicle; aild Kent Herald,' and
in the 1\•,,,v Times, Sun, and Globe, or in -any other Papers
that the Chairman may think proper.

JOHN NI AY, Mmynr,
Re,olved Unaniroonsl3;, That the' ThaAs of the Meting
be given to the Mayor for his judicious conduct in the Chair.

'NANG ROOM FURNITURE THAT
kral MUSTI3F SOLD.—Four .Hundred and Sixty-seven
Spanigh Wood Chairs with Morocco Seats, Satin Horse-
be'Ll.Cane Seats, sixteen Dining of the very
, mahogany, and of Mb Patent malie, st
eten Sideboards
"Ilarkahl'e for the firmness of the wood ; with them are two
r.lts of Real Spanish Cloth Curtains for a Dining-room or
--.urary; lihewise two capital Library—fables; the whole of
:",ich most be Sold. as they-are the Property of a Mannfac-
4ter.--NIAS ~tinit Co. Agents, 32, Berners street, Oxford-
•street..

ALGAIN the Public 'are reminded, that the
AG
LOTTERY FINISHES TO-MORROW, SATURDAY,
(ST. PATRICK'S DAY, 171.1 i MARCH),
When every Number, every:llo:kt, every Share, every Capi-
tal, and every other Prize,
MUST BE DR:I%IN !
And as it is also the Conchision of the Contract, it is pro-
'table there will not be another• Lottery f,,r some time, and cer-
tlinlY the Chancevare against the recnrrencr of so good an
hoortuni.y of gaining. THREE of 21,0001.! &c. &c. Co:1-
'os and Money, all of which must be drawn To-morrow.
Stock-rvigker, 4, Cornhill, and p, Chariog-Crosi,
Plre awn,. ant! Sold'a 2!,000I. prize. and a 2,nn01. Prize, be-
°ldes other Capitals, all drawn on the preceding days of the
present Lottery.
Octices.will be open till Twelve This Night.

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II ILL 11E. ALL OVER Td-moßitow. SATURDAY,
- THE ran INS I'ANT, ST. PATRICK'S DAY.
and- J. SIVEWRIGIIT, the Contractors
t, • for the ,LOTTERY,I' respectfully remind the Plibile
j; Nlat the Whole LOTERY FINISHES TO-MORROW,
t.l 1, TIT-te h n
RDAY....: Tere are hut I,e to draw;
!tr 'rickets of each Nn vibe and 66 yetNumh therers are,THREE
(.174.'," of 2.1,0001. Consols ami Money, and several other
apitals, all of which roust he drawn to•mortow.
(41. A few L'intrawn Tickets ,arid Shares ore selling at
Contractor'sollices, 87, Cornhill; 11, Holborn; and
1.4 11aYmarhet ; where No. '2,033 Class i 3, 21,0001., and se-,
41 other Capitals, have already been sold in the present
rl Where never was known, in the annals of Lotteries,
T," of 1..21,000u. draw, with so few Tickets.
ght. Contractors' Offices will, be open till- Twelve This

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I[MPRESSED with a just and humane sense of
toi•
~ results arising from the injudicious treat-.
1„ "f a certain malady, contracted in a manner too well
to require comment, and often entailing un its un-'
a series ordistressine, and almost insupportable
4-,'e""ns. Dr F.,' ADY respectfully calls the attention of those
',IL; rester!, I o'hi; reculiar and most effectual method of corer
bt":!ike the ac,v-rtilSit, empiric of .the day, or the equally
4. who hold the d o proe
Alt and breßk it to lour hope." Dr. Earlywor willf not mise
pr. smto tire
Id rrd hresk it to our hope. Dr. Ksrly tvtll nt ir SUUie to
"L'e infallitrility in every description of case, hut as far as
a"lan aid, assisted by medical and so,aical skill can Ire ap-
ed,be promises a certain, speedy, and permanent rcstora-
having made every species of Syphilitic :Section, and
shs '•'"l,rtts train of diseases, the primary .objects of his proles-
W .srudi,s, arid being flattered by the transceridant succeks
inch has occorn,anii,rl his Mode of treatment during- the
vottrse of a low, and laborious practice, he is enabled to offer.
'''t.ll it the frill est vo nfide rice, pretensions atonee the most hope-.
;at and encouraving. Innumerable instances can be arid reed
bllusirative ;if the superiority of Dr. Early's system, ivhielr has
eenfound to prevail, even where eminent talc•it, retained
Public institutions, has been,ineffeetnal, in addition to
4."rttirnit/(lse consolatory advances, Di-. Early will be found equally
'a, in reviving the slumber-log and debilitated energies
`)./..The human constittil ion, which embitter, :Mil if not timely
reslrd, fr.eriuentl} render torgatory the very principal of
i''lsteriee. From this desolating state of inanity nd si es ty,
rc-nt,in;liting the frame and-affording tone Pin!a elasti,ity to
`.beer,
relaxed (ir Ins, Eady is happy to erm Vey the most
Cileenng cad positive •assurances th he sfferers f both
"%es may be rescued • a- steady perseveatranceu in the means.
dicht •
• cr itm,t, only reqr,nred.—Dr. Early is consulted daily, at
house, 35, Dean street, Soho, by patients of both seNrs•—
Coontry letters meet respectful art enteon. 5:33. Dean Street, Solso,.i'S a privet opposit e (Pi
teet : one. end of Dean Street leads. into Gerrard Street,
nearly. apposite tbe•General Two-penny' Post ()dice,
,and the
o.lltr into Oxford SiTtet—Advice ;palls to the l'os.r.