The Sun.
London, England, 1821-06-01 00:00:00

itOYAL ACADEMY, SONIEB.SLT PLACE.
THE EXHIBITION of the ROYAL ACA,
DEMY IS NOW OPErsT.
admission (from Eight o'clock till Seven), One Shilling.
Catalogue, One Shilling: _
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H. HOWARD, R.A. Sec.

NATIONAL SOCIETY.
THE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
t of the NATIONAL SOCIETY, for the EDUCATION
°' the POOR in the Principles of the ESTABLISHED
pIiIJRCH, WILL BE HELD at the CENTRAL SCHOOL
In BALDWIN'S GARDENS, GRAY'S INN LANE, ON
WEDN'ESDAY NEXT, JUNE the 6th, when all Benefactors
of Ten Guineas and upwards, and all Ahnual Subscribers of
one Guinea and upwards, will he intitled to at-tench—His
Grace the Archbishop of CANTERBURY will take the Chair
et One o'Clock, 'precisely.
'l'. T. WALMSLEY, D.D. Secretary.

THE AMATEURS of Old, Rare, and
Valuable BLACK LETTER BOOKS will hare a deli-
cious treat Next TUESDAY in STRATFORD-PLACE, at the
mSALE of Mr. COSWAY'S LIBRARY, which consists of about
00 Volumes. of General Literature. It contains a great
`I arly Old 'Bibles, in-various languages ; Works on the Fine
rts,-iti English, German, Italian and French, among which
~are a beautiful Albert Dot-or, a complete copy in fine preser-
Itaffir4 "441- °S4-. Pqrt Prin t cuosuarkg4 b
e ,'Moutfaucon's Antiquities, and a fine W. de Worde,
acid beatiLLl a Savonarclla, both of 1199, with alvast number
13gY°s on Conjuring,ilie Black Art, Sorcery, Magic, Astro-
, reams, Divination,. Apparitions, Witchcraft, Ghosts,
finerc°os, and the Invisible World; and Mts. Maria Cosway's,
hie Collection of Manuscript Music, of the great'Ancient and
odern Ma vers. •

A.RTIFICIAL TEETH, on an unprecedented
I principle, by Mr. GRAY, Member of the Royal Cot-
tle!' 0.1 Surgeons, in London, constructed so as to answer all
tic), Pa'poses of the human teeth, in. mastication, articula-,
appearance, &c. and to remain perfectly secure in their
rx:aces liy the pressure of the atmosphe're; thereby avoiding
s„nPiag to stumps, tying, twisting wires, or fastening
to"ling, to the teeth,adoinin teeth, or any attachment whatever
':• the remaining t and consequently, instead of injur-
Frelafford them support._ These artificial teeth may be
0,4:. 2 out, and replaced by the wearer with the greatest fa-
"TY. To those who require whole or half sets, Mr. Gray
andertakes at his own risk, to furnish pieces which shall
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‘-z all the purposes above described, without the annoy-
incumbrance of the spiral springs, which are usually
..ttached to such pieces.
Old Burlington-street.

. HANTS.
Eli,egant Modern HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Magnificent
ciler and Chimney Glasses, 2160 Ounces of Fashionable
Is.)lalet China, cut Glass, choice Wines, &c. &c.
°„ be SOLD by AUCTION (on the PREMISES), by Mr.
''ELLF.R, on MONDAY, the 4th JUNE, 1821,- and Four
I"ll,iwinz days, at Twelve o'Clock,
yr
liE Genuine, Modern, and Elegant HOUSE-
eh , HOLD FURNITURE, valuable Plate, China, Glass,
%:3ese Wines, Hot and Green-house Plants, of the late RICH.
"DLAt• E f Hill-place,- in the,arish of Droxford,
tree •, sq. o
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ee miles from Blshop's Waltham and Wickham.
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4, omprrsing very superior large bedsteads with carved mabo-
t.Y pillars, and beautiful chintz pattern furnitures most
t:i!ftlily made up with corresponding French window cur-
;:'f,,.."15,, veryexcellent bordered hair and flock mattresses, prime
.0 e feather beds, fine blankets, Marseilles quilts, with a
~I.4!"z!ral assemblage of cabinet articles of the best materials
(! Workmanship; a magnificent pier
.glass, in a rich carved
V,,11 gilt finvnished gold frame, plate 86 inches by 62 inches;
I, of chimney glasses, plates 56 by 86 inches ; Azi»inster,
;in,..r'lSsels, and Kidderminster ett'rpets ;- a brilliant tone up-
(At piano by Stodhart, a square-ditto by Broadwond: 2160
a,;f.te-e-s of excellent fashionable plate; 113 dozen Madeira,
e_ts Teneriffe, Buceilas, and Port Wines; orange and le-
to,.' „,trees, green house plants, 70 fine pine plants, chiefly
,r, 4, and 230 succession plants.
log I,%EfF,,ects may be viewed on Friday and Saturday preced-
catai ~ale.
the ad;')lPles at Is. each, may be had at the principal Inns of
Alr. c"'-'ent Market Towns; and DOlphins, Southampton
Libratr.tltwell's Printing Office, Bath ; Hong!), Cheltenham
;
Lild '", Brighton : George, Portsmouth; Auction Mart,
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~„............_- . and of Mr. WELLER, Chichester. -I

PORTSEA, HANTS.
tt '"L and SPACIOUS FREEHOLD PREMISES, toge-
ti'lerWith a valuable Ready-Money.Business, established in
) j Linen,
e Woollen, and Carpet Trades nearly fifty. years.
1) eSOLD by AUCTION by Mr. CROOK, on THURS-
the 14th of June, 18i1, at the GEORGE INN,
RTSMOUTH, at Seven o,'t lock 'in the Evening,
LI, those very desirable FIIEEI/ OLD PRE-
briek,,MlNEs, which are four stories high, substantially
klya„,ilt, stuccoed over, in good repair, possessing all the
And "'ages of a first-rate businesS, situation without parallel,
ntit Placed to command peculiar advantages front its proxi-
eejt to the communication, which diverge from this as a
ttsidrell 'Pot, being No. 130, Queen-street, the property and
1.1,,,n„ee of the late Mr. JOHN PAYNE.
tde.- Treatises comprise in the .hesement a spacious dry cel-
t4o' gtoend floor, an excellent light and conveniently ar-
liegei,d.3l'oP, 7G feet deep, with private entrance to the dWel-
-laet,"red court yard, stable, and other outbuildings, abun-
Nonlf "plied 'with good water; first floor, a lofty dining.
itbrarY. ante room, and good kitchen, fitted with
"do, "aNs, very complete, with communication by means of
• "Ittirs hots, the yard and side passage, a geometrical
tat ~(oat,'" of easy ascent, leading to a well proportioned draw-
t'll! 01, china cupboard, and three cheerful bedchambers,
ale"'
iteneenient closets; in the upper story are three square
11/4,,n'g, rooms, and linen presses on the landing.
Da,rti "e viewed fourteen days prior to the sale, and further
I.l4,lll"dars known by applyini, (it by letter, post paid) to
ttelssass Skinner-street ; and Robert• Shank
1-,'4e111:,"' -Esq., Great Winchester-street, London; to the
'took -rs of the late Mr. Payne, on the premises; or to Mr.
' 89, High-street, Gosport.
tiip
ESSED with a just and humane sense of
j'frlt of" ~41aniitous results arising from the injudicious treat-
'nown certain malady, contracted in a manner ton.well
oappl,:vo
.require comment, and often erithiling on its un-
'etirti a series of distressing and almost insupportable
lteres°tnes,' Dr- EADY respectfulG calls the attention of those
tO his peculiar and most effectual niethOd of cur,
nalthe advertising empiric of the day, or the equally cri-
tar ancrbflunct of those " who hold the word of promise to the
PleGe , reek it to our hope." Dr. Early will mit presume to
htitn'a n.faliility in every description of case, but as far as
ae'd,,assjsted by m!dical and suigical skill can be
; hare.oalises a certain, speedy, and permanent.restora-
' lug Made every species of Syphilitic affection, and
'lona] "us train of diseases, the primary objects of his proles-
Shich ittidies, and being flattered by the transcendent success
eters_ ntas accompanied his mode of treatment during the
\sal Vitt) te,of a long and laborious practice, he is enabled to offer,
an, le fullest confidence pretensions at once the most hope-
-"" encouraging. Innumerable instances can be adduced
ibeeritlla"rfatiee of the superiority of Dr. Lady's system, which has
std to prevail, even where eminent talent, retained
!hos.. tic institutions, has been ineffectual. In addition to
those
Iconsolatory advances, Dr. Eady will be found equally
te in reviving the slumbering and debilitated energies
ktst human constitution, which embitter, and if not timely
yis
fiequently render nugatory the very principal of
ate tOn.• From this desolating state of inanity and sterility,
,taxiemdeting the frame and affording tone and elasticity to
organs,tilt
exet . Dr. Eady is happy to Convey the most
g and positive assurances that the sufferers of both
hi'et:iten:laby
in
.he rexcued ; a steady perseverance in the means
requircd.—Dr. Eady is consulted daily, at
hottset 3Ff Dean-street, Soho, by patients of both sexes.—
lettets meet respectful attention.
)I,t.i Um, Street, Soho, is a private House, opposite Meat d's
11t,,e,t.: one end of Dean Street leads into Gerrard Street,
tab ') opposite the General Twolienny Post Office, and th
•Lr into Oxford Street—Advice gratis to thit-Poor.
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