The Sun.
London, England, 1810-03-13 00:00:00

DURHAM COUNTY CLUB

PTHE MEMBERS of the CLUB will meet twice
• ..11.iu the present Year. The First Meeting will be held
on Saturday the 31st Maieh insi and the Second on Satur-
day the 26th of May next, at the Gray's-inn Coffee-house,
Polborn.
Dinner on the Table at Five o'Clockprecisely.

I. WILLSON, Treasurer.

ST. PK! RI
THE ANNIVERSAR'
nevolent SOCIETY of
brated on SATURDAY, the
01 London Tavern, Bishopsgati
President, Ear

ICK'S DAY.
FESTIVAL of the Be-
ST. PATRICK will be cele..
17th of March inst. at the City
!e-street.
rl of MOIRA.

tsidents,
Lord Henry Moore,
Hon. A. C. Bradshaw,
George Canning, Esq. M.P.
cards,
Lord Blaney, . Lord Edward O'Biyen,
The Right Hon. W., Fitzge- The Hon. Major-General M.
raid, M.P. Matthew, M.P.
Colonel Agar, M.P. ' Colonel O'Loughlin,
Colonel O'Keily, William Coniugham, Esq.
John Byrne, Esc!. Hugh Bell, Esq.
Quintin Dick, Esq. P. L.. Athy, Esq.
dames Kiernan, Esq. Robert Slade, Esq.
M. M'Donnell, Esq.
Tickets ass. each, to be had of the Stewards, of Thomas
Bainbridge, Esq. Treasurer, College of -Physicians, War-
wick-Line ; of the. Secretary ; and at the Bar of the City of
London Tavern.'

Vice. P r,

E atl of Charlemosit,
Earl of G lantiore,
Earl of Longford,

Signed, by Order.
HENRY WATTERS, Secretary,
No. 7, Philpot.lane.
V' Dinner on Table at Hatt past Five o'Clock.

To the PRESIDENT, VICE-PRESIDENTS, and GO-
WERNORSof the LONDON INFIRMARY, for curing
DISEASES of the EYE.
(Instituted in Charter-House-Square, in 1804.)

CRNT EMEN.
THE Office of SURGEON to your excellent
Charity having become vacant by the death of my late
friend Mr. Saunders, permit me to offer myself to you as a
Candidate for that honourable situation.. I am fully aware
Of the importance of such
.a trust, and I should not have
presumed to (rave addressed you. requesting your support, if
1 had mit al eady directed Much' of my attention to that part
of Surgery which liewbjects of your benevolent Institution
snore particularly require, and -being in possession of docu-
ments which I trust will chew that I am not unfit for the
place I solicit. • • '
In i 8,6, a Dissertation of mine, " On Injuries of the
Head," which included external wounch, &c. of-the Eye,
was presented to the Royal College of Surgeons, and I had the
good fortune to Obtain their lacksonian Prize.

7 lit 1808, wrote a TreatiSe "On fliseases of the rye and
its Appendages, and the best Mode of Treatment," when
I received another proof. of the approbation of the Royal
College, by their adjudging to me, a second time, their Jack-
sonian Prize.

In addition to the above testimonials, which of course did
not fail to extend my private opportunities of acquiring Sur--
gical-knoWledge; I have to state, that, for sixteen years past,
1 have been unremitting in toy attendance at Guy's and St.
Thomas's Hospitals (a circumstance well known to the Phy-
sicians and Surgeons who officiate there, and to whom I ap_
peal on this 6ccasion), so that I feel myself justified in so
)(citing the honour 01 succeeding to the office of Surgeon to
your Charity.
I am under the necessity of thus fully laying before you
the grounds on which I venture to build my hopes of suc-
cess, because the shortness of time before the day of Elctlion,
as well as the attention to professional duties, m.ty not ad-
mit of my paying my personal respeds to the Governors in-
dividually. . .

Fenchurch-street,
March 13, !no.

I remain, Gentlemen,
Your very humble servant,
IOHN HYSLOP.

To LADIES and GENTLEMEN of RANK and
FASHION.
CORRECT IMI CATIONS OF NATURE.

ANN BOWMAN, Relid and Successor to the
Business and Patent of her late- Husband, Thomas,
Bowman, Patentee for LA DI ES HEAD DRESSES, and
GENTLENIEN's PERRUQUES.
The general approbation that her Patent Head Dresses
and Perruques have decidedly met with from a discerning
Public is the best criterion, and indeed proves them to have
been carried, by assiduous attention and persevering inge-
nuity, to the highest point of perfection. •
Tney fit with precision, nor do they hurt the contour of
t::e countenance by covering the forehead; have all the ad-
Nantages of being light, airy, and fashionable, giving the
wearer every aid that a tac simile' of unadorned nature can
bestow -; she can also boast that they are composed of mate-
rials so firm in their texture, and so superior in quality, as
gives them a decided superiority over every effort hitherto
made to stand in competition with them.
In order to prevent unnecessary applications, A. Bowman
InJues •no Head Dress or Perruque under Four Guineas.—
Tresses, Tocques, Desaize's Combs, &c. to be had as usual.
Parisian Rouge of a superior quality.
N. 13. Ladies' and Gentlemen's Hair. cut and dressed at
.•heine or abroad by persons of the first eminence in their pro-
Jesston.

Nu, 10z, New liond.street, one door above Brook•ctreet.

GRAVEL AND STONE.'
LTICKMAN'S PILLS for the GRAVEL and
.1 J. STONE, area certain cure-for that most painful and
distressing complaint the Stone and Gravel, in all its various
forms, as lumbago, arid excruciating pain in the bowels.—
This isease is known to proceed from a faulty secretion in
the kidneys, conneded with the weaknesses of their vessels.
The use of Hickman's Pills, by bracing these organs, restore
the secretion of the urine to a healthy state, and prevents the
farther produdion of that matter which forms stone and gra-
vel. It is from success in private practice, and at theistrong
recommendation of numbers who have been cured by them
that they are brought before the Public, and experience, will
convince every one of their unparalleled efficacy against this
fatal disorder.

Sold wholesale and retail at Mr.. Butler's 4; Cheapside,
corner of Paternoster-row •1 Tutt, Royal Exchange ; Clark,
259 Borough; Allen, 76, Oxford-street ; and most country
Booksellers and Medicine Venders, in Boxes, at as. 9d.
each.

Of whom may be had,
Butler's Aromatic Peetoral Lozenges, for improving the
voice,and for coughs, colds, asthmas,e‘c. in Boxes, at is. inn.
each.