The Sun.
London, England, 1817-12-27 00:00:00

PROTESTANT UNION SOCIETY.

London, Dec. 26, 1517-
.
41113 E CELEBRATION of the.THIRD
QCEN-
TENARY of the REFORMATION from POPERY,
Which has lately taken place in the Protestant Churches
Ihroogshout the Continent, induces this'Society to smmest to
4111 CLERGYMEN and MINISTERS of CONGREGATIONS,
Who feel the inestimable Vlessings (both civil and religious)
enioyedin consequence of the Protestant. Ascendancy, that
this opportunity should not he lost, of imnressing• on 'the
Minds of their hearers the principles on which we originally
acparated fro.ii the Roman Catholic Church. One .sficeial
tsotive for caifing the attention of the Puhlie to that suNect
at the prAent time, is the well-known fact, of 301-IN WIC-
1.11? (the Morning-star of the Reformltion, and the Transla-
t,or of thi Bible)•having, died on the 21st of December. It
therefore conctii•ed, that the succeeding. Sunday (January
4) presents 'a favoutable occasion for improving that impor-
t4ut event.

STEPHEN CA'rTLEY, Chairman.

bARANIAN DISPENSARY, No. 48, BERNERS'-STREET,
OX.FORD-STREF.T.
Patron=--I-?is Royal fligliness the Duke of SUSSEX.

For the Cure of Strictures and other Diseases of the Urethra.
0 I E. 1.11. i.s heruby .given, That the next
PUBLIC MEETING of the Subscribers and Friends
to this Institution is intended to he held on THIJR,S”AY, the
bib day of Jrnuary rirxt, at the FREEMASONS' "TAVELIN,
Great Queen-street, Lincoln's Inn-fields, atiTwelve o'Clock
St Noon, when the names of the President arid Vice Presidents
af this Charity will be a-nnotinced, and such further meE:stires
proposed as may appear most likely to promote tht, interests,
f rhefastitution. . .
It is a fact well known, that at least oneeein eight of.-the'
Thule Male population of the kingdom is strictured,- and that
kiany thousands of the labouring poor are severely afflicted
'with this complaint, thereby incapacitating them in a great
taeasure for those exertions necessary for the support of
themselves arid their families, The disease is suig-eiteris; but
of the .cost complicated character, nrOducing, amongst other
yin?trinis natural to Strictures,
:excessive weariness and de-
ktility, the lass of rest, symptomatic agues, suppression, and
other tinresincontinency of urine; 'arr.!, in a worti, a phy-
*cai deprivation of all those social comforts which console
and make life desirable limier these direntistatiers, it is the
object and de-ign of this Charity to afford relief to the intli-
. tent and labonripg classes of the cotatinunity afflicted with
'Atrictures' who are unable to procure that professional as-
bistauce,whick the peculiar nature of this disease demands.—
'or this purpose, exclusively, the Daranian Dispensary has
•I‘e:en formed.
Furl her printed particularS may be bad by application to Mr.
butour, Surge-on to the Institution. at the Dispensary, where
thrlations and Subscriptions continue t;) be received ; also by
the iaowint; Bankers, viz.—Messrs. Hodsoll and
No. 24,5. Strand ; anti Messrs. Spooher, Attwoods and Co.
Graccchnrch-street; ry James Lavell, Esq. (the Trea-
alirer), Nq. 9, St. Niartio's-Erne. Charing-cross; by Mr.
XVii-
Toultuin (the Secretary), • No: t, Carmarthen-street,
Fitzroy-square ; and by Mi. Owen Williams (the Collector),
Xo, 8, Queen Charlotte-row, New-road, Mary-le-bone.

By Order of the Committee,
' WM. TOULMIN, Sec.

ROYAL EXCI-TNNGE
,ASSURANCE ,OFFICE.
*,„;tabligied by Royal Charter, in the Reign of King George
the First.

• December, 181,7.
• •
DERSONS, whose annual Premiums fall due
on the 25th instant, are hereby informed, that Receipt
are now ready to be delivered at the'Company's Miccs, over
tins 71.0ya1 _Exchange ano in' Pall-Mall, as well as by their re-:
vipcetive- Agents in the several Counties; and tlle Partitt
zred are requested to apply for the Renewal of their Poll-
tfte9 -0:1 or before. the 9th of January next, as .the'usual
Fif-
tt,t.ri Days allowed for :13yfuent,.'beyond the date of each Po-
rky, \yin, thin expire

SAMUEL. FENNING, ju►►. Secretary

'0.4 Attendance is given. daily, at the said Office,,, for
the Assuraure 'of lin ild►rsf.r,S, Goods, Merthandizes, and Ships,
ITarboar, in Dock, or while buildim:, from Loss or Da-
kage try Fin!; and also for tho Assurance of, and granting
Annuities on, Lives. •
N.lt. Fire Policies will be issued free of Expellee to the As:.
stmed., whert thkr. Annual Premium accounts to 6s. or uio-
*anis.

COUNTY FIRE-OFFICE,
SOUTHANIPTON-STREET, S MANI).
vS-TEEs.

The Dille of Rutland, The .Earl of Upper °wry, s
The Marquis. of Bucking-ham, I William 'Prized, Esq. M.P. •
The Marquis of Northampton, I S.BernariMorland,Esq. M.P.
And Sixty Directors.
Managing. Director---J. T. Barber Beaumont, Esq. F.A.S.
E URNS tn. the amount q 14,5001.-have
Jatt, been paid within the last three years to those who have
Leen insureif 7,,even Years ;—it greater Advantage-to thePtib-
th3n has been hitherto yieldcd by any well-secured Esta-
tdistintir. And the Public tuay rest assured that Claims
Upon this Office are never defeated upon mere legal objec-
tions, in order to enhance these Returns, but that demands
are Old in full, with-the utmost promptness.
Experience has proved that, in the Business of Fire In-
snrance, a large Permanent Capital, in addition to the fluc-
tuating; Assets arising from. the Premiums, is necessary for
gOLID SECURITY. This permanent and additional Capital
the Original Members have provided to the extent of 400,0001.
and they alone are responsible fur Losses. -
Agents arc appointed in all the principal Towns, who are
also Agents to Provident Life Ottice, founded on similar
Principles.
•

A NEW PATENT FIAT, at only 16s.
IMPORTANT SAVING.

fI.EORGE FRANKS and Co. have to offer to
NO, the Public a SILK THAT on. a BEAVER BODY, coin,
lei4ing. every requisite a Hat ought to possess'; it" is superior
appertrance to the fitful and most, :espensive Beaver, is
equally light, and will out wear two of them, and is of a
,letter shaire, which it retains to-the last; it %rill neve'rchange
Its colour, which is of the twist. ticautitul black, if worn for
sears; no wealier will `injure them, they being WATER-
, PROOF, and will repair several times at a trilling: expence,
end every time appear equal to new, and are decidedly supe-
rior to any flats ever offet'ed to public notice; the .attainment
of ~ehiiat has_been attended with great expence, labour, and
Personal. attention Of •GEORGE FRANKS and CO.' Nana-
cturers, fretlillgton Noose, corner liedcross-street,
Bar /Weds', LO7U(On.
Merchants,* Dealers, and the Trade, who wish for superior
Plats, will find it their honest in applying as above. yo
Unpaid Letters received. Not in any. way conceited with a
Retail. House in Beech-street, name of T; ranks.

ALMON, .-ODY, .and CO. most reipeolpily.
return their sincere Thanks to Professional Gentlemen
and tbe"Pnblic for the liberal eneoinagement they luie re.
eeived, and in .consequence of the many bungling imitations
of their t'ATENT SELV.AI3.IUSTIN4 TRUSSES, which
are now daily advertiied, witho.nt either novelty, improVe-
Inuit, or utility, con.ider it their duty to..CAUTION the
Public against the impositions of such false Pretenders; the
TRUE, rxrENT: S E F-A DS UST 'NG fl I-, SS ES, evhich re
tluireno straps, slur eauseany Confinement to the body, are ma.
• taufact tired ONLY by SA LMON,ODY, and Co. 292, STRAND,
LONDON, and 163, PAL JS ROYAL, PARIS; who have
the-honour to supply the Army 'and Navy, the Military and
Naval Ilo4iitals the Transport Service, Dock Yards 'and
Orcloanci!, the Afarinr Infirmary, the Hon; East India Com-
Pim'', the City of .London 'cross Society, the Mary-ic-bone,
•Wivelkeombe, end Bristol Intirmaiics, the Middle-
sex Hospital, &c.
N.B. To prevent firing-imposed upon, please to obserre
" SALMON'S 'PATENT" is stasuped tut the ft out end of-the!
Springs.