The Sun.
London, England, 1817-08-30 00:00:00

OFFICE OF. ORD Y.INCE, Aug. 14, ISI7-
11 B E.
'PRINCIPAL OFFICERS 'of his 1114=
JESTY'S ORD.:V.4.ITP do hereby gice,Vollee,.that
'4'l, Persons as tnay be wiling to' contract for REkiIIIIVCI
PIER of Lyme Itegis Harbour, 'May be y'arnishi,d
and•Ternis of Contract by applying at the. Office
prdnance, Landon;. at the
.Efignteer',s Ogee,
INnouth-Idoch ; or to Captain Fans/mum, Royal .EiGiucer,

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The Woek, consist of about 70,0'00 Cubic Feet of Ashlar
"N.t. in' cciurdes (each' Stone to Weigh-at leasi 'fine 7'w?),
4`tchcrl with about 100,000 Cubic Feet of Cow Sttmc',..whicli is
l'''mitted to be collected near the spot; the Work to be coin-
tencil upon' immediately; to Le executed in a sahata'nliiti and
t'°rlonunlike manner, to the satisfOction,of the Board of Ord-
t'Qin c, and the .01,11,-erl...ent.ployed under thoir-direction, and to
e completed on or Info)c the
.31st def.,/ 91.Jw1y,1518:

The 1-7,:nposals must be delicp•celatt4e §ccrclary's Office in
11-31 all aforesaid, on or btfqre Namilly, the Ist clay. ,f
4.93temblr neat, seale.i up and endorsed" Proposals fur the
.IPair 'of the Pier at Lyrae Regis ;" but no lender can be
eldtnitted after he sail Ist Septetteser, at twelve &cloth et
'loon. of the s cline day.

Ent 0.--,!.cr of-the Board,
R. 11. CREW, Secretary.

I_II
:1 ÜBL SP:l;irldEPN'irrTF I:IV\I.FL-I‘l,l-4C; DR
and bINING-TABLES, in (rite elegant Piece of Furnique,
b'nfl ilium Fire new differ:allons ; the Patent Improved Sofa
and Chair Beds; Brass-screw Four Post, and Tent
i*edsteads, Furniture and ,Bedding completi: ; Portable.
'hairs,. F.with severial other neW intcnted and improved articles.
furniture; also a general and, very extensive; ssortment of
pholst cry and Cabinet Articles for furnishing Houses com-
plete, ready manufactured; where, Foinilies nay 'select d
a whole House in a few do ,a, avoiding the extreme
'etfrivenience of -waiting several Months in completing their
k
Lst and West India Articles, Array and Navy, &e.,&c. by
t!orgaa and Sanders, if; and 17, Cothetioe-street,'Strand, on
l'lns the most moderate, for prompt payment.

. . .. _ . . . .
Non est vivere sed valere cita.---31.titrw..
lit 4 Life is only Life, when blest with Health."
lIE ' finest .system' of Ethics 13 to confine
• within due bounds,- and thus to regulate the Passions;
11,nre,strained -.•anti insubordinate they impetuously dc,ttoy
,
i"tuse barriers which Religion and Morality Imi-remade cacred;
`4 curb but not annihilate th,ia appears the lesson of Pro-
Lienee, best calculated to bruit their effervescence.
Every disorganization of the human frame requires great
bledical knowleilge to remedy, and the public welfare is pro-
knted when Professional men (disregarding --the suggestions
14 the envious and iiitereted) devote their studies to th,
trtatment of those complaints generated by imprudence, and
!ie ebullition of the passions at an unguarded - moment.
' The strength of atiation consists in the health of the peo-
ple k" n but it is melancholy to reflect o the daily sacrifice to
t'"e ignorance a unfeeling empyricism; and to counteract as
for
as possible .its further ravages, we offer to suffering ho-
Ifiaulty the result of our own experience in the various dis-
PelsrS of Debility. The unwary victim of solitary vice, (early
"Nnired at school before Reason haS asserted her right over•
14e mind,) will, in contetnplatita his powerless state, become
ptible f enlivening ensationS, ill kn owing that the
Ilmosi compliocated state ofs exhaustion may be roused into
~,lartly energy.-Intense ,st oily—immoderate anxiety—long
;','indence in tropical clinics, and many other CallSl26, wilt
4rtgitently derange the Nervous System ; in such cases.we
'll's giold ,out an assurance of re-animation; by remedies
vliiels have long answered the sanguine hopes of - patients of
''uth sexes. . ,

That bane to human happinest Liles Vencrea, can pow he
!realer] fearlessly; the improved state of Medical Science
14t.; flivested its,antidote ,f thoe distressing properties that
Ro lung rendered its exhibition uncertain and li.:.rassitig.
Ve best explain our Method by observing to patients labour-
tttg bnder this malady, that a few days only are reqUired 'fins
'l)e removal of early symptoms ; that the most.. inveterate
tase will yield to our remedies within a month, and that in a
Person who only suspects himself injured, the disease may-
Ile prevented altogether from-appearing ;-:—a similar remark
to,umny other derange,ments.of the generative system;
15 weakness, ulcerations, ecc. es:iccially strictures, obstinate
Nses•of are d city renioveil without' the use of caustic
Sir stimulants. Sonic peculiarities incidental to the softer
lex bare not escaped our attention,, in which mildness, coin-
-4110 with efficacy, liar superseded the means !vocally adopt-
'd• "In fine, our system is unique, 'peculiarly energetic, and
trninently successful. - - •
.1441ticAciLin, this our native city,; schooled in our proles--
attainment by its splendid medical characters; and
Ilaving been able; perse to compare with adatiration the
rinsh Surgical practice A6'll the -Continental,'-otty preten-
lio'rt to, superiority (in a branch we,have seli;4;ted),are ma-
ii!irttd by experience, which: is evinced by the daily applica-
tions we receive, even froM nistant countries.

(OSS and Co. M. It. C. Surgeons.
3q, Bonverie-strcet, Elect-street, Loudon.
***' Fier the groviiii accommoctition we do not limit our-
t IrUs to statrd orpractke, Isitt !nay he conniteil at
dl 4,410,11;11,k., otiotie I,atients Pre rrqiiestedi to de.-
w-lie 3 medicine, with
'thlye, fs:r..vetriltd to any p.irt ref thel.iiii.4,-
41°Ure-:-.11,1.1n.-,. accompany tin: case.. _