The Sun. — London, England, 1802-03-25 00:00:00

. qi ,• N . \ Lii, „7„,.. I r . • - , , ,<,,, . N.,, 7 .- . • ,_,__, _ z ,,,,,„ 3 , ~..„, , ~ ..___......„,......, , ~,,..0 r ........_l,- * 4 -,...," 9;, -- :7 , - • ; fil - 4 ,5-' -- -S7A. / AZ - 7'; 6 „.. 4 I ' I A.,-.,„.....„44 — ,.....„.„ :704,., , ..... - --H ,-. '''''-=- 7 - - -' I. ' 7 c -* , ~..,:,,,,,,ogke I .4/41111,v* \~ ter ( ,I',('^‘ (A r,e ) c P , Vt l , .', i A , k - I -!•(- r 4. I r' - 'l7 '..' ' 7 1 ,tq A;EI :., ..,_...„„ ,•., ... ....,..._., ..t. ; iregiL . i k."., ..7: p 9 77 qtr . iel rr lr• % , li, ,1 , :. i'‘l4/.. St 5 , ~ • , /i -4 .------. - j - / / ;Oat/ 1 0)1s, 4t.f1,48P.R ''r)63;] THURSDAY, MARCH 25, 1802. [PRICE SIXPENCE. NATIONAL. WORK. AT,* PLAY_HousE ORATORIOS PRICES DURING LENT. pf( THEA TRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. MORROW EVENING, March z 6, 0302, Will be performed (by . particular desire), the Sereriltapl, ACIS AND GALATEA. Cornpos:d by C. F. HANDEL. l'Art.T lII. A A GRAND MISCELLNEOUS.ACT. Fifth Grand. Concerto. 155 Tyrer, " Everyday will give thinks." Anth. &''K, Mr. L:liot, " fehoVah crown'd." Judas Mac. k r, t y . Chorus, " He comes'," ,Iss Stephen,s 66 Wise men . flatterrng." jud. Mac. Chor us, 66 Verna% laughing from the.skies." S Wlr. Braham. Grand Cttrus ong 1111r:tonal Lord." Deborah. • • 4- tibeipal Vocal Performers, )t;23 Mrs-, BILLINGTON, R ' E R and Miss STEPHENS. rhe.Ny6 l e r. u ENNI A N and Mr. B 1( AH A NI, : Voor* to u nder the DireCtion of Mr. AS , I' sen. Ech e ,°Pelted at Six, and. begin at Seve., o'Clock. Plaees 6 Fit 3s. 6d. Call. zs. Upper Gall. is. 411144 6 - —I the noxes co be takenn - of Mr. 33randon, at the -640, 31 . • "rt ref: r. OFFICE OF ,ORANANCE, March 16, iSol, THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His MA :7E.r.-I.Y's ORDNANCE do hereby gilt Naice, that Proposals will be received at their Office, in Si: Margaret -street, Westminster, on THURSDAY, the 25th, dqy i!lapclo insant, from Such Persona as may be willing to undertake the Sappy of IMPERI44 :PAILLI/111;IENT, PROPOSALS tin- Publishing, by Subscription, Under the Patronage of, imd-dedicated to Their Royal High_ nesses the Prince of Wales and Duke of York, Air HISTORICAL PRINT, COMMEMO_ , RATIVE of the DEATH -of His Excellency the Right Honourable General Sir RALPH ABE CRO MBY, K. B. Commander in Chief of His Majesty's Forcet in Egypt, approved 'and sandioned by his Family, from a P CTURE.now painting by Thomas Stothard, Esq. R. A. containing Fourteen Portraits of Principal Officers. To be engraved in the Line manner, by Francis Legat, En graver to Hie Royal Highness the Prince of Wales. The Size of the Print will be that of the Death of General Wolfe. Price to Subscribers - - tr 6 Proota - 3 3 DOUSE OF PEERS, TIAR . QI-1 24. SCOTT API4AL. FORAGE to ire ROYAL ARTILLERY HORSES stationed at Wootuach, for .Six Months, froin the First .ag.yk. April next. The Forage in he _inroad in Rations, consisting of the fol lowing proportions, viz. First Ration to consist of •to Pounds of Oats, iz Pounds of Flay, and 8 Pounds of Straw. • Second Ration to consist of 8 Pounds of Oats, 18 Pounds of WILSON AND OTHERS kii.IsI),ERSON Mr. was heard at some length ohthe part of the Appellants in , this Case ; afterwhich their Lordihips d* ferked the farther bearing till to-Morrow. The Royal AsSent was given. by Commissian to the Trish: Duties Continuatioh Mut:ityy 13111-, the Marine tiny, the Felons Transportation, the AMericae Treaty; the Benceoien Settlement; and. the Clergy Residence Bills ; and also to several others ola private or local description,: The Lords Commissioners were; Lord Acv AhnEflas Spc..ii•ler;, Lord Pt. L n'aia , and Lott' 111 Ls: enA rt,. L;r2l P „Ulf A A", on presentim certain Aeootint's relative to tit , : Civil List,• addretis'ed a ti:w observnions to their Lord ships ; but from his tune, e v i well. as the direction of hi:; I,oice, we were ptecluded trorn hearing almost the whole 0 what he said. We thcrethre shall hot risque an thiinten. tiorial Misrepresentation dt the Noble Lord, by tating what We ;Ai:lee:vett their tendency to be. His Lordship then moved the sanding of one of the Aas in the Statute Book, which, sd Ote could coiled, was the zed or . the King, chap. Si, relative to the Management of the Civil List; .which being accordingly teat: by the Cleric., hii ; Lord hip further moved tbr the production of a nook kept in pursuance of the said Act, for the entry of the suniS issued out of the Revenues Of the Civil List, under the beads, of Special Service and Rc.i al Bounty, see. - which, on the Question being put; :as (uttered aitcordingcy: Lord PELnitm then; after a few words, moved, that the Order for taking His MA; EST VS Most Gracious Message relative to the Civil. List into consideration on Friday next, be read •, which being done, hi 4 Lordship moved, that the said Order he discharged, and a new one made for taking the said Royal Message into, consideration,, and surninoning the Lords thereupon oti i'vlohttay next ; Which was otdered cordingly.. The Marquis of SALISBURY reported ; His MA/ ntr sr's Answer to the late Address of the House, relative to thepro ductiOn•of certain ActouiftS touching the Andy EXtraordi naries, which, as .we kould collect, stated;.tthat His 11-1- iEsT y woo ld be pleased to give directions accordingly..' Two Private Bills were drought up trout the Commons by Messrs. DeNzAs arid Jovneal.L, which were severally read a first time. To be delivered in the rotation as subscribed, and uca money taken till the delivery of the Print. Subscriptions for this National Work will be received by Messrs. joluiand Josiah Boydell, Shakespeare Gallery, and No. gp, Cheapside ; Messrs. Nicol and Son, Book Sellers to Ills Majesty, Pall-Mall Mr. Egerton's Military Libraiy, Whitehall; Mr. Clark, Bookseller, New.BOnd-street, Mess. Clay and Skriven, Printsellers,,No. IS, Ludgate-hill i, Mess, Muiray.. and Highley, N0.,,3z, fleet -street; Kay, bookseller, facing Someiset House;'Mr. Legal, No. 3, Charles-street, Middlesex Hospital; and at Mr. Archer's, Bookseller, and Mr. Allen's, Printseller, Dublin ; . and Messrs. Manners and Millar, Edinburgh. Hay, and 6 Pounds of Straw ; and to be delivered at IVoawich at - the Expence of the Ciattraacr. The Terms and Conditions of the Contraa may be known :upon application at the Secretary's 4;ce, in St. Margaret-sneer, ,Wea miitster, any day between the /jour., Ten and Fohr ri'Clock, but no - Proposals can be admitted after Thursday, the 20 of Ma,eh instant. _ By 0,-,Ar of IGe Board, R. If. CREir, sec T r ., () - LE •kl HER TRADE IN GENERAL. N vil ICE iti hereby given to all concerned in the smt„sLeather Trade, Shoemakers, Curriers, Conchmakers, ' F, ellinungers, Leather,sellers„ Tanners, ice: That Ck() % vv ,tii be a GENERAL :MEETING held-ar the 241 0 Ri \ t il and AN CHO T..kVERN 7 in,the . Stra , nd i ,TO . the /•• () W, FRIDAY the 26th inst. at Five o C in th.. to adopt 'Measures for Exrending , the Act of - ,`" ri ?.9th and 4oth .ye:itlof:liiis present Nlajesty, , Ai:for pre-- its iP.g the ill. tittyifig„ol. liides and .Skins," to London and Tr i d' e ci nitY, it having roved to be of great aavaittaie to the a nd ot' RI GEO Rc E HODY, ; Chairtnan. • lISH IMPERIAL blOTEI„ for G ENtLEMEN and A NI . . Avisrocic-Row ItiSEY retti:i'ns ids grateful. Ackne.Medg.., /itt 4 l , -- . e ilts to the Nobillijr, Gvitrv, - and his Friends in ge 119.tiou t°r the HatterinZ ncouragenient -this Hotel , has- been mot to o re 4 with, and 'assure.. , ', them th-e utmost exeYtidn will fo rt to ne to be matte; t 0 supply 'even./ CoriVeniehce arid Conn- Fatnilies . wrio may be iileasett 'to liivotit it' with . (.;t2;,55,,, d eu ce A n d tbr the better A cco*nodation of entd, EMEN, ; 4 paciou O E E-R 00 NI is now t "e fleate . s i", e re OINN'ERS, &c. O will be se eved to" table in r, h CoOk ; :and Gentlemen " 11 havink the hest Wines, . • • - - =--~. ARMY CONTRACTS. Coorni slag General's Office, Na . 35, Creed GeorEc Street, March 24, [bog. NOTICE ;s hereby given to .e.lll Persons detir - ins of comfr . aeling to snpply HAY', STRAW and 0:41S, for the Use of HIS MAJESTY': CA VALI?) . , statio,led, or to be stationed at the Barracks, in the County of Nottingham. ( ) The Deliveries .to commence on and for the 2ith dqy cf April next); that Proposals. in Writing, sealed up, and marked Tenders for Forage, will be received at this Offiee,,on or before the 6tb day of said month of April. The Particulars of the Conti-at - 1s -may be had upon application at this Office any Dqy, between the Hour: of Eleven iii the Morn. ing and four inthe.Afternoon. This Day ttias published, Price 4s. boards, (SCENES in WALES; or, The 'MAID of L.) .I..LAN(.;.OLF By a CLERGYMAN. .Lencion;.Printed for R. H. Weittcy, No. 1;9, Strand; E. gennah, St. Austcll,.Cornwall; B. C. Collins, Saturn; Crunwell, gatil; and NOrtoit, 13tistol. PUBLIC AND PRIVATE EDUCATION. , This Day was' published; piice is. N ADDRESS to INST PA. RUCTORS and _EI RENTS, op the RIGHT CHOICE and USE of 80014. i in every BRANCH of EDUCATION ; pointing out their respectiveatui the ordut in which they should be suree'ssiVely adopted. • '• Inscribed to the LONDON• SOCIETY - of SCHOOL-. mAsT yzs, to aid whose excellent design the Profits of the Pubikauun will be imnially appropriated. By JOSHUA COLLINS, A. M:• keaor of Newport, and late Master of the grammar School OFFICE of COMMERCIAL COMMISSIOAI-4 RS, IVI 7, Auvin Friars, Fa , . z 6, tSoz. STATEMENTS of INCOME for the YEAI: igoz. in that Town. By meads of this practical Work Tutors wiTarents may be edabled - th instruct young Persons; of both -Sexes, with precision, in every usetivi and polite Branch of Modern ducation, in considerably less time than usual, and at a fourth tbe expellee that is generally ilicurred in thepur clia se of• books . Pullkshed by Thomas Reynolds, Oxford-street, and sold bt o:)k sellers in Oxford, .Cainbridge, Edinburgh, and Glasgow ; and by all Booksellers in general. : • .. ()Urger' froan. the Mercers' Company pretented certain Accounts:relative thereto, froth the ist of March; 'Li, to the let of March, 18oi. It was ordered; on the Motion of _Lord Wits:fro ki.km, that thz E.arlolßtlasELEY do haVe leave to attentt.t he Select Conimittes of the Ctitnuicans; to ‘•tiOrn the: Petition Or Dr. jointer, relatiVe to the discover; of the Vaccine Inoculation; is referred. . . The various Bills before the House; which were chiefly oT a private nature; were theft forwarded iri their respettiVe: stages ; atter their Lot6hips adjourned till to.luorlov: O”))‘,,IRICK's.HEAD TAVERN and HOTTL, the Thealre, Bow-Street, COvent-G,u4en. begs lea Veto inform his Friends and Vic(iPublic in general ;'titar he has considerably enlarged Ilil'irptoveci his House 4,40 w-street, within the 1,..5t year. th t i 4 ; l 9w at•:ct up with respal to every desirableaccommo ,c.ett.i...n'a stile eqtzalotcuirly House in th; 'Metropolis.. Sitr . 'men and. families provided with. good Beds and D.MK - a t .Zooms. .ners, Wine on moderate terms. (1 7 . 413 .f01 Pa . refes frequenting the Theatres. j ° , l-1 N- iIaYDON, Carver, Gilder, Looking ke-I,'"'7l243.Franut,niaker, Undertaker re- Printseller, and Vf•ed iron- N r) N0.,.}, Charink,-Cross, neg.the Strand, ( Thanks to his I' fiends in keftelal, for fa ri-,,:tived during a period of nineteen years in the above :.,1 begs leave to make known to the Public, thi s it Ills Name is iat No. 7, lias . vvhatever in the ;tensll,iiii carried on there by his cti, /a . • an, bra iturnbtr reqii,:tt* the u.o nitheir ,u sport at No..}, next (loot' to Faderfs, 1-lis Majesty. lei he three t rigravings of' that evzr-memorable Vic brij- tne Battle of t h r Nil e, pu b l i shed b y Su b scr i pt i on , f rom ofe r 44l Paibtings; the property of Viscount Nelson Duke esold as above.enly. at t r '„` ) ; \vitt ar be published, for the Proprietor; in a few days, and the Battle of Copenhagert; with.an authentic tlt e i . ti Chart of the Grounds and Situations take:, firitiSh and'of the Danish LiheOf Defence, being 6 4. .1e dimensio ns as t h e Nil e, 30 inches by zo; price tos. be delivered in rotation to Subscribers.— ''''‘`',.neready suitable to the Print. en ce t - o * . ruers n Post _paid;, frornthe COuntry, with refer will be duly executed. : • • nt, NoT),„. 4 ` - C1.11(1011 IN FISH SA LICE! t:eneral GENTRY,. and PUBLIC in Sow s G dre resplCifullv informed, J. BURG ESS and 'to he ti IN E ESSENC.L. of ANCHOVIES, continues arecl bv them 'in the same manner that has given k v „ e _ es 'q :Pprobation tOr many years to - ""'s justly-acuired superiority ot that Article is pertiritirnierl hi then pinion of the Country at large, and of the i () , residvzit ih alt parts of the World, and having Stood st °l... .trial, ranks it in the situation it now , m andaintatris tih <elleral utility of their fssence or Anchoviesother ' i ces for FSe isli, c. inducts them, 'from the numerous ilrVecbrti ser nents - daily appearing, t o cau ti o n Famihes. : Sze, in bt~t at "lsing .the same, as none is to be had of their. Genuine, ' warehouse , as under. I ;)e %t '''Y other Article in the Oil Trade for family use, of the wq 4 ality . th e :Merchants, Captains of Ships, &c. Officers in Lo st and Navy, Su p p led upon the shortest notice for r ast inl. West buries, :tc. 114 ve f or tile convenience of Families in Scotland, they tiltirsaPPointed :Messrs. R. Johnston and Co. Edinburgh, ‘lri r ° , l l 7 Agents for Fish Sauces. anise, No: 11,7; corner of Savoy-steps, Strand, London. kt TTL - ----....... --, tß's BEDS OF VARIOUS KIS, AND - ' - "OLSTERY ARTICLES IN GE D NERAL - . p, (By the K 1 NG's PATEN"I . , I, • - - lease to inquire. for the Original Warehouse, -- atr, ) ,. No. 13 and 14, Catherine - street, Strand.. i 413 I ' l l by ti ' le KING arid QUEEN, High- ' . . i_ j eB , 3o 11 ,-; LYUK F. of - st ; ORK and PRINCESSES.. 4:Lit, with much submission, begs leave , t e o . rne rit feturn his grateful Thanks for the generous encourag e.r c n , t , l .le „ il i, 3 l ex : .' ert aced for many years from a great number ' e N --",', C ntry, Merchants, &c. in his Manufactory It Fou'r-po':t - Md . Tent Beds Sofa Beds; hair Beds, Ininrlal Ditiiiik 7rai.les, Portable Chairs, Tables,' and other LiiiZ ie d and Purtable . Articles 'Of Furniture, in which, he tesq,„Y,dusires to a ckn owledge, he has experienced a . s:uc 4t al a ' 4l e. Th e Fo ur-post and Tent Beds were first begun Pri t:q ; a ., r ge and respedable Manufadory at Pimlico,- the Pro- Nv4 s ' cqwliiiill, whose Mechanical geuins is well known,. but b9:"ite adequate to have made any necessary alterations, ti oi ,,' , ilg in another line; 'he did not chuse to turn his•atten t,4-tr,.o it ; 'when they Caine into the hands of Mr. Butler he 13 4 , :e. 'ved the Brass Screws and'. Flanc:hes, BraSs Corners, '11, 4 ',' and various other Brass Parts, and made different NI 4anciMachines for working them, though at first doubt-. le,i o f success and after Various attempts, they . were . at hyst-1,,1-11 re ndereciof, that utility and general approbation which appealsl("l,4l:, The Sot and" Chair Beds (and he respedfully ! Ills p , tO the honourable part of the Trade, it:ever made on p05,.,,n before), are made in various- ways, to form f•our- i.1,`,,,1't:11t, and half Canopy Beds, and by the Brass Screws i 11 ,.' f Wilelies are Patent. For the Dinig Tables with Slid f4'orianies, Mr. Butler lodged a Caveat ' at the Patent Office,- ally thr .-11 11 1, about four years ago, before - 61: persons knew 11 4 , 4 , ' , 1•1 of those- Articles, who now ioppose !lint in his . ,e s . s. twl,s'il.e Portable Chairs have his Birass Screw (of Butte/ 0 s Ivi,';'_',l-,cntion), and the'raising -seat. He has a Chair like it, '„,;(_'-rnt.h...is, been many years hi his house. 14,,;20.n.u1ar attention is paid to the Articles for the Gentle ....„;',_ 3J - 11e ..krrny and Nly. h,,,7,,.1 . 031= Lir the Nobility, Gentry; sc.c. who condescend to p im u ,r, titc 0 riginal House, please to inquire tor , B u -ri.t it . 's to,: r te, and Bedding Warehouse where the Patent Deed! ; c -s' . JLell ? •; - - ! ... INCONIt TAX. This Dav was published, Price 2s• - INCOME TAX SCRUTINIZED, and sonie Amendments proposed-, to render it more agree able to th. Bkitish Constitution. . By JOHN GRAY, T., . D,, ' ' London : Printed for H. D. Symonds, Paternoster-row. Where may be had, • The State of the Nation with respect to its Public Funded Debt, Revenue; and Disbursement; coinprized in the Re por(s.of the Select Committee on Finance, appointed by the House of Conirnons to examine and state the idtal Amount of the Publi6 Debts, and of the Interest and Oharges attend ing-Atte same; to the present Time. In four vols. Svo. price 11. Ss., in hoards. SITtJATIOI+I at HOME or ABROAD: GENTLEMA'N of resranble• Cilogiexions; and who will give every satistltdion-as to Character, would ady2!.iice a Sum, not exceeding Tweive-flundred Gui neas, to be appointed to a P EILNIAN ENT SITUATION at Hoene dr in any ortht• British Settlements. Early attention will be paid to Litters addressed (free ofek pence), Mr. Murray, No. it,. King . ..street, Portman-square. DISCO4IN MONIEY,on. ANNAJII3ES, and 1-lA - 1,t , - - - PAY AGENCY-OFFICE, No. 7, Cecil -street, Strand. M ELVILLE and Co. iespeacully inform the that from their respectable established Connexion with MOnied Men, they are errabt:d to Dis count good Bills to a considerable amount, and advance imrnediats Sums of IN ianey from tool. to 50001. to ail' Per- Soiis in possession of Freehold, Copyhold; or long Lease hold Estates, Money in the Funds; Rent Charges, .Marriage .Settlements; Widows' jointutes, Pensions; Clergymen's Liv ings, &c. with the greatest seei'esy anti dispatch. 'Gen tian= having interest; nay be informed of gtateel pointinents under . Govermnent, at 'present, and they oe.: cur, both Civil and Military, from tool. to 2ociicil. a-year, at Home or Abroad: Naval and Military Offices' kialf-pay and Pensions received, and acconinto4ation thereon betore received. Annuities and Pensions to be disposed of, on eligibitt trims, front zol. to soot. a,Year; Personal applications pare received daily, Rs above, till • Three O'Clock. All Letters must be, post-paid. • CURIOUS' GARDEN SEEDS r. '4lk. Carital.Assortmenc of Seeds of ESCULENT VEGETABLES, being every thing xenerally re quired iit'a Kitchen Garden (Pease mid Beans excepted), and all of very superior sorts, which in magnitude, flavour, and every fine property, infinitely surpass `all the colninon dege nerated kii4ds. Packets One Guinea. 2. Another Packet, containing fine Seeds . , of fifty sorts of Choice FLOWERS, which will fill a Garden with one great, profuse, continued y,low. of beauty. , One Guinea. Both these Packets contain a greater variety than could be purchased Separately for the same money; of the eoinhibil interior sorts. _ _ 3. Three N•EW PEASE, and two New Beans, of very su perior excellence, both lbr flavour and most abundant bear ing. They all yield profusely, but one of the Pease in parti cular gives above.double the quantity of any of the old sorts. TWo or three sowings of each will supply the 'fable must liberally till after MichaJmas. _ _ Quart Bags of each are ss. •No Credit. Pay Postage. Sold at Crocker's, St. Alhans's-treet; Pall-Mull. FOW;COUGHS, CONSUMPTIONS, &ic.• PECTORAL. ESSENCE of COLTSFOOT. THE Herb COLTSFOOT, called Tussilago by the Ancients, was distinguishedby them, as its Name suthciently conveys, for its excellence in the Cure of Coughs, and other Pulmonary Complaints ; and this Essence has, in the course of a long Practice, been found the most sate and effectual Remedy for •Coughs, Asthnlas, WheezingS, hisicky : Complaints, -Consumptions, H'oar'seness; De tluiti us, Catarrhs, Difficulty of Breathing, and all Disorders of the'Breast and Lungs. It admirably allays the tickling which provmtes frequent coughing, and takes Off the uneasy sensation of acrimonious humours,.eleanses' the Small glands, relaxes the fibres, and thereby enlarges the cavities of the vessels... Thus it regularly and quickly cures the most ob stinate Asthmas and Consumptions of the longest standing, if taken before the Lungs - are ulcerated. Pt cures all husky and dry Coughs, dissolves congealed Phlegm in the Thorax, heals rawness and soreness. of the - Breast, Stomach, and Lungs,. and gives immediate relief to those w/ib, through age and infirmity, are deprived of Rest or Sleep, as it generally composes and contributes to make the remainder of their days comfortable and easy. This- Essence is prepared' only by Jams Ryan, Surgeon, its Bristol'; and sold,. Wholesale and Retail, byy. Fi - inicis New bery, at No. "41, the East End of St. Paul's, London, in bot tles, price 6d. each, Duty included. N.. 8. As many Persons - continually mistake: Mr. New . bery's House, particularly' Servants and Messengers,'all Pur chasers are requested to observe, that it is a little out of the general line of nitit-paSsengers, - Five Doors - from the Corner, of' Cheapside; and that a' Bust of Dr. James, and these Words, are aoinst the Front of hiS House, vii. "TH'E' ONLY WAREHOUSE FOR DR'. TAMS'S POWDLAS," ~ • THE - COMMERCIAL COMMISSIONERS fir the CITY of LONDON and its Picillity, do hereby give Notice, That in pursuance of the se-veral Aar for granting certain Duties upon InrOme, they have appointed their Seeretaly, THOMAS MAitsitANt, Esq. to receive Statements-of Income for the Year commencing on the sth day of April ISo2, and ending on the-sth day of April Iso3, from all Persons engaged in Trade or Manufa,4are within the Limits of their yterisdiaion, whose Income front Trade Or Manufatiure shall amount ro zool. and uP Y-t r" . / :ementS are to. be sealed up -and addressed to the said THOMAS NIARSHAM E.o.j. and to he delis era at this oiii4e, Itihert at&nda4ce .wid be given to' receive the same every day (Sundays excepted) from Ten o'clock in the Forenoon until lour o'clock in the , i_itern'oon. • • Every Person bringing a Statement is to receive a -Number at this Os' tee., by lobich iN.umbet• be is to receive the Certificate of his Assessment When prepared. - THOMAS MARSHAM; Sec. * The extetW,cf the jiirisdiffion'is—the City of London, the City And - Liberty otiWestminster, the Borough of South wark, the several Parishes within the Bills of Mortality, and the Parishes of St. Mary-le-Bonne and St. Pancras, and all the Parishes within toe Counties of Middlesex, Essex; Kent, and Surrey, any part whereof shall be situate within tc;i mile s of the Roy,il Exchange. N. B. with 111 e! ks,.fr cut Statements, and priate.i 1 , 14:; tztlitvs`ll7r ;mating Intone, Maj r 'dad at tbi, Office. 0 tIC P. 1 C.' 031 E; lAL C 0 `;10 N 1%, RS , .\ -. 4t, .einstin . Filat Pei,. 26, 1n2.• 7/WP:I.g:I,4L COMM !SS ERS [..9VDON ani f Patlie to take i ,I,Per, , 4s elgaf Irade ~.11an z4fatqh're whose fradr t.r ,Ilanzijadirre s kali ainlit.nt to the .)not tipitardS, ale kI:QUIRED to deliver tiyeir Statements a , er , , : and farther, that •b the 39th Ge,. has that all Starcinents are to be delivetti in "ii Or hr .re 3oth day of March anint,,Tlly, under a Frn,i4*- 1110,11 AS ,e111R511,4,11. Sec EAST 1ND1.4 tIUUSE, March 24; ISo2. rI~E COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANY of MARCUA NT,Ss of ENG LA ND tirdi 4g to the East Indies', do herebi. give Nalce,• That a Genera/ Court of the .said Comp,,giy cull te held at their Le.rdenb,ill-4,41, on Thursa,y, the Sib of April next, at Eleven o'Clock in• the Forenoon; td take into consideration the . Subjea of the Private Trade to And from India. WILLIAM RAMSAY, Sec. IVIVHEN Individual has, experienced ;my par ticular mark of kindness, in which his welfare and happines Katie been considerably promoted, nothing is more natural than to seek out the Person by whom we have been served, for the pitrpO'Se of:expressing . our grateful sense of the favour bestowed. But in cases of health, where we have been recovered trout the last deplorable stage of debilitated nature; and restored to the full enjoyment of all the various blessings of life, we arc forcibly called on by every considera tion, to acknowledge' it in the Most public manner.' We owe this equal ry to our own feelings; which imist be s'ensi blyawakened pn the occasion; to the skill and talents of the Doctor, which uferit every eticorniuin, and to the Public at large, in order that those who may standin heed of similar belief - its', May knoW•where to receive thear. Having Wade these general. observations, 1. shall proceed to state the parti cular Case that has occasioned them,, and to lay before the Public tlte salutary Meets that 1 have experienced tindei the greatest 4ifflietionv that can possibly betal us. I was born and educated at Whlchester, and at seventeen years or age went to the University at Oxford. Prior to my leaving Win chester; and more particularly at College, I was reduced to the most grievous statei by the. horrid :Ind unnatural-prac tices, too incident to youth; and which art not more baneful to our healfh, than sirifulih the eye of Coil. I was at first affiided with a dirtiness of sight; a weakness in nq loins, and a depression of spirit. , In this situation I applied to Baron Wenzel, the famous, Oculist,' who infermed me it proceeded from the optic' for sante time felloWixi his advice, till ofictday returning from! shooting; I was seized with a numbness in my limbs to such a degree, as to lead me to eoncluSe that should entirely lose the use of thetti. This'induced me to put myself under the hands of Dr. W. of Okford ; but neither his aid, not the waters at Bath; which plate I visited, afforded me the least relief; my spirits at length were so seriously depressed with -/iolent palpitatias of the heart; and toy tiesh so iduch deayed, that I beearne mere Skeleton. Observing,' hOwever, inthe Bath Papers,' Publication by Dr. Brodum, intituled " A Guide to Old Age," dedicated to His Majesly, t was induced to peruse the same, When . I fortunately dis Covered the Complaint I had so long laboured under. I have the happiness to add, that by following the adVied . contained - therein, and going through a complete course of Dr. Btu:hull's invaluable Nervous Cordial,l ant now,' thank heaven, pert4tly recovered, and as well as ever I was in my .• I haVe sihce qUitfect the University, and ath' going; to enter' into the holy A n tatebffrotrithov, Nvith dettirthination . never, to I* without " A Guide to Old Age '-" and,' at the same tithe, I' think it rriy duty to advise ail Yonng Men' to fol—‘ low my examlple, as a perusal of this excellent Book tiay . happily pmvent the afftieted from being precipitated head long to an untimely grave, which, but for Di. grothilla; would' moat inevitably have been my ease.. I am', Sir, - your's,' die. . • „ A.D. A. The BOtaniCal Syrup and Restoritive Nervoui COicliar to be at the D'octor's House, No. g, Albion -street,' near the Leverian Museum, Surrey-Side of .81aektriats-bridge, in Iltottls at 11.25. I Is. 6d. and is. sd. Duty mtluded. "s• • HOUSE OF COllllllOll'S, , . WEDNESDAY., MARCH 24. • The Usher of the Black Rod summoned the House to the House of Peers to hear His Majesty's Commission read. .The SPEALit, attended by seYeral : Members, went to the House of Peers, and on his return informed the House that. the Royal Assent had been given;, by Commission, to the Iriih 1:10 , ;:ntie Bill; the Mutiny. Bill; the Marine Mutiny Bill, the American Treaty Bill, the Transpollation Bill, the Ilencoolen Bill; the Clergy Non-resldence Bili, the Ply.: Mouth Embankment Bill; dnd one private,Bill.., Mr. CORKY brought up a Bill for continuing several: I;a%Ys for the Better .eollediOn ,of the Reyentie in Irelarxi, which vas read a first time, and ordered to be iead a sec:6nd time to- Mot THE PitINCI: Or WALES. Mr. iiIAN.kERS SUTTON said; he was sorry he Was not in his place when his Right Hon: Friend (The CuANc. ELLOR of the EXCH postponed . his Motion reiatic to the Civil List; to <i daY on which he Stvrdit,, had intended to have brought fdrward a Motion relative to the claims of the PitiNce of WAie:i. However anftionS hii Royal HighneS's was, that a speedy decision shOuld take place 'relative to theSe Clairns; it Was yet bi 4 deSire, that every thing should give Way, in the first instance, to hiS duty and re...-reet to his Sovereign; Under these circumstances, even with o it authority, had he heard the Motion re/ative to the Civil List; postpOned by the Right Honour.: able Gentlernan, have Withdra‘Vn his Notice in order that his Motion might, not interfere' with that of the Right Honourable Gentlenian: He hoped; how ever; that without inconvenience. to the House, the Motion; Of which he had giVen notice; might A be brought forward on Wednesday:; on 'which day he intended to submit it to the House. Lord GRANVILLE LEVESON brought up the Report of the Committee appointed to consider - of giving power to justices of the Peace for the more effeatiallj , repdiring Comm? ridges which was ordered to bc taken into further consideration oh desday. • Mt. BE.IINY(iNfi, frdni . the CoMlnisiioners or the Customs, presented an a&oun't of the amount of the Bounties paid on the importation ofGrain' from the sth of 18dt; to the latest pritiod to which the same could be made up. Ordered to lie or the . Table. FINANCE . OF iRELAND. Me ,CH f siNCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said, he wished to call the attention of the Houie :to the subjed broubltt for Ward by his Right Hon. Friend (Mr: CORMI.) on the preceding day His Hon. Ft:lend had presented one Petition, and had moved to bring up anot her, w:iett at objection was Very propetlytaken, that they were private tions; the time for receiving which had ciiips'eth ft was for . the House to consider, how fir they %mild or could relax from that .gule,. Which they had laid don with respel such Petitions. H`e trusted - the House would do him the justice to believe, that he Ncas perfectly aware of the Value and t'he importance of the forms of the House; and that they ought to be duly Complied With; The Order of the House stated that no Petition tot Ptivite Bills shoUld be' received after` a certain time,. The Petitions whiCh hiS . Right Ho'l. Friend wished to present,' Were nor for piivate 13i;1, but according to the established usage of the . Hotie the Order !fad bear held to' inelude ail Petitionf; from in: dividuals. He did not wish; therefore, to explain away the Order; but to call the attention of the HOUse to the' citcuniStandes - of the present case: The N Petitions Were for aids which had 'been regulaily `granted in the Parliament of Ireland, as a matter of course ;,. it : Ilayiog however becornt: necessari