The Sun. — London, England, 1813-09-30 00:00:00

G) F *2IY . • , ' 7"4 1111**,' -f` \*.:*: • ",; !, ie z -. " r' ' . NTT 1111TI1 Pri P. .1 . - - ......,.....•......._____. ..........._. 40P-4 fix' mircwIFERY AT 'THE MIDI.M.:ESEN: '. 110SPITAL.. 1 ; tiVt. " Ow NIERRIAT IN, 1 1 11\-siciiin }lad Accoucher ;,,,, t„ hlturp t-io,roi id a'Aot the 11;e•stosistqer General 'illitivliqs, will It1';CONI MIACE his cO.IIIISE of LEC ari,/ .6;/';',.,NIIIMVIVE,II.Y, ` ass e t the I)ISEASEA vi WOMEN j; • "' l ' ll-I 'N on NIOND XV Oet. 11, at Will past 10 4' ct itt the f 10 . ' - ) ?attic . ore.loon. •Iss, w; (,;1r ~Y liu Obtalned at Dr. Merriman' Holue, Apetht.''ra'rl4.l7 rt7thenillt''esipcetit'all:lecaditirP and of Mr. Clayton, ..., --------......—....._______. To TI4AcT7TAT. A 1i To V. P M, cir. 2•1714 \ AN ire nectultil ity ; I, t4l;liisatsdeitestjtLiiN' "-f r t i ' l ei n t u tit ' t;tl l aV -- P — A i n t.TN -- E• g lt.' i o ar , k . v .. wi i .. , 1 . 1 . - 11(' ''' , a( MI. to 14,0401 . r. ' ' N et, whfsre she i/ce.ryts • . ,r. Nyukaotaku the eruire. -01 3Tuttlionu %sd Al l' ti O r a satris'Pr'C'to.t4 lieL°llltuiY down, ' - APPIY (r. P) • to Messrs E,' IP:, E artltellliiidi,,,.. - I , •,', ._ ~ s trar atlsi c o . Medical Agents, '-' ''''"en —V ,:, , ri11t1e44...;,1 Celt "tug trquired itt dit,tittet Eu0;11 4 6o n tt . titi e e ' sl' e 'others fur dis- P 41.., iIItI TISII FIRE Orner, FOR, ri. * r'e 411:11irance of Buildings, Furniture, ki,iliiiiistt‘ttre.::)Cs.&'4::;ilZJea' i n S ag ti t i t P 4 INVIEI°:, and al , l other Pt cperty, .t,ht:.r, raa ',lam y?)::fit r ec % l Tr a t i P t r is io o di tii , c o e r , for syn eral Years toge l'oheie 4011 the otos,' equitable kor to ptB Hill not he charged fur Sums . of 300 , 1. e o s r upwards, 1:1„ .rt"n's!slere,s4:ll: their present InsliF"c-is without i ~, 1 4 w h ole !,,TooK, of a rAtin will he utsur, `,.e; itk ,'" , al° the reducA Ptesuituti of 'Z''• Per Cent. .• rat. ivtichael tql"4ll Ar "" ite3e"l. of Pgi'ties e3Pin 7e t' . ratul and, t"relsii, 4 : ilad.atthu pritlcipa . Offices in t ' t , itt the totkul Z'lOb, or of . Ow Con%PanY' , A l‘ en • „6 e 4. ;) 7 ° . win teeeive Proonnais for nesv , .ll-iirsl ' - itOllY,ll . l .S KELI ON, Secreta ry. ` ,7~.......,,,, . • fist In.: wr./rw.N . sTsit soul ETY, "" 'K n r n o n T. 1 Q • , h'iva and granting An ,,,, .Ires anr..,ttrviro- i l a , I\ -- s , — ""ei Strand awl Corulli, Louden. . ••, ,' /) , , ''' '..-: t i ''''' A et: nn *II V ES ntforAs Inc opportti- I "ig 'l'tt4e4k-4,1e f o r ail, ~, k , e o, t h e WhloW,l4lllllllo Vatilrl'- 41 -1": ' . " 'I ' .'1 / 4 41 - ' V Iw:4 and (Es.ippoititmeot ut a 4 1: '' '' fil" t 4 t lle a°4lSt y t I lit • to preside Flo-, for the 11::-"3' fu' k .- - -,r, !4 , 4 " r e 7,1 1t ,-„, ° Li e ° e : t ,• t,.. secure !i n. , p e i t c , cl i i , ; r ni c e . t 'ti 4 vot ' t; ' '''`-•es r nut Life Int...rest ; :ON v....11t1r . 4 , 4 r Life y1th,r,,..,,,.:,);„;, by w hick th e y possess Tily inc ol ,n e t. ZeditalLit° f4cilital., thLtirangement of niar,,,,:trn.inci or il;:ttlier i t vettli;try tr:infact . ..Its ;to 41- ;: - .'' ii ' t ",: ' re...eut, 4,(ltt pi „ 7 ool plistiirl it Cth e tettietoctat of tat :: P 4 ! ts'o.tiv, ' eit,,,,,,,41,iC ~.kot,,i'l ti . ' tttit.;.1.11';,..4”,;),41:y4,111iti t. ,k , :t lit ti . ll:or t d u t it n o t ir r l i• ,r sn c( tirci t,t • iiit ag es a i i ? f st Li (;) , ! . (l Age... f the Agents to ' 4l ' tire Uti iC !"„ L ' i ' ::i:: (' ktso le; . thl' ()16 " ROBERT Shßtit)Ni Sect : ,, , * • I ' . ''t4l•ti, '''' t 'Ei INt' - ' AS'itTILINGE QFFICE , h ei b r 14 ' '' IN -5/-'' ' • , George "Y '0)11 Charter, in the Reign 01 kul i'. .. • t4IIAIS the F;;rst. " ~ t 1 ,,,.. i si3 . .oiq ..,.‘p em 1- : 4 . e are,. °I th" ) whose annual Premiums call du - t he ftl''t4,..ll3til itta-tatit, ttre hereby inforovei), ti;'. - t h .tl e te s, ce ,.. ! , P .( l :':' .. t. 'JAI 1... ca be.tlelirtred .tt the Coalliart,. .. re ''ettivi. Athati... . • ~ ' '-. 'i s Nfai 31,1 by thVi tAtt. 4 ~• itg, , ,, lts , i aod in I all-Mat ,It . .. , ,- I ;no Nrtio. ti tA„, 4 Ar t; r.,.. tti the seretal coot:mks ; am, -- , ~. t, 44 1 a, , gle:Ntt. l a t ~ . , 1 ri mowa l of their t 0 ! 1 . An !) • .i,f,, t , . , 0 apply .or t .e .. . , i ttte Osttal Fit -1)% 04* ail C IO' , 1 401 of net ober ne% , , ,1- cacti p o . ' 1111 44 \; : x. ," . for Paytneut, iley:}nd the date of , pire, 4, 4 Atli! S ANIVEL FFNNING, t, 4,,,, . tilat;re is '• • .• he sa , (loifiee.., fur tilt.. Jon. Seetotory. . ~ 01 , :t 6; ~,..i , gil eu, ually, at t ..• , . , h d Ships, in .1 pi re . , , ill b'inditigs, ripod,,, i. c retaturilit ~, r nania ,, , , e '* t, I at ; 1" 4 ) or Ivhilt. tonilitio, Iron' l '''''' ? lii''' N', Liv o „ 4 'lli for the A. ''' ' • tut graattng Ann A t ' ''• k. --, .-- ssurAuce ~,1 1 _ N qr.,,,i 'jr I) i. . '40 ,1 ''' 'PI '4tl-?,4*, Vitt tie man ed freie of Expence to the ''' ' *l't .- " l ''' eintual l t eqnitnn amonuts to tis. or op- -,-. - ' elf :::"'i4 ; i ts'' has reastm 7 beli7 tri , :r o : l ;:: ' ' " it-itt:rrilitt t., hat the,attemlant on a sta l l io , 1 ‘,;,'L Ilattmatty d ' 1., : - te habit ; thnS "'Wren ‘l,.`. t.:l : , ).,i,,,i,,:t,11,,t trti:t, l'a.,;,lt(t),,,lsltoitl•tTniinug,:,2l‘, * 2,3 . 1 d . ,:i i.01_1.....e., 11.11::: " : , Il . N Nital, ti" • ,ii.,l or —L 4 k , ,41 1 , l ''' t,. 1 , ,4tltWlt, ;tad contotywnt vol,t, lasi , m e ,„••:,. A l ,O, 4 '' tu i '. c'hupiieltvkl structure have the same n, c '' ' . .!41 . (,i'l 4,. (.1 re itS4 : I 1 1 , •. 1 thin C.)llViel WI , I t, , t ; i i ,i . ; , . ti ? t ßi e l 1 ' . ' ; `,1 4 . t( : : eLi il, 1.7:: :IS 74 $ i Nti.'il lii' ) 0 1 t " :::V i 1 ,. 1g t . tre .. t: , A: ,, r ys EN . T . Lttls y _ , ,,, tis _ ~ . .t,.t it, .. :Ail , s j u tiltif ,I;vratum, o cie _ :.,.. 111t4t th : ilt.i.i,st.ilt, el ( 4. 1.-r,,1 I I calL , ll •; _a I . ltl :18_1, 5e.r.,"114 (lit::4i,l n t)t. tit h i :i th, el, 7Y , '},,.y ~. . . Se? 17 04 01 e l ii i e ll i l i, l ult t 4 l'Cl''.,tE'l;'7,t,!'!,'4'".44et.., C:t ' l L a ' - ' - ' r: 'l :-;u u d il :N :i fi l' e ll n ‘ ' the st rengt It is ~,ke.t ••''''" t' .' "'"1 , is of d,,,,evice. ~ it it 4 qt ''.' y, 'I st, '' ,. 10 I:, t' ' , 1);-,- P wartb, GU, i.;t. Pant's Ciiireb - Yar,d , "-, -....c ,---t),,w..'lotry. 16, st,llo-,vvre, Ltaid,,,,,.".! '''' 'V‘titid :''' 104 ." thi.---...t4d lar#cst 1,1. - -I. d ut Y lll , usuelice, 444 'act t i ett in IV 0 01 iit . t LIP • ,1 , 0 1,1 I (to fidA"' 0 41, 44, ,*'°+ t 9 se , 1 ; h e 1!‘li 11 , g1( tor - ~. T~~ ~tiLF CO W tl , e 0 , ,•<)1P1/.' ~--'' i.t~rl{sir ~~1:,,. ``r~~ r: {" whel4.ol 740.9 , v 0111 1.4 P r. ';="' ' K.A P " Cd Cr 3 rt'° 11$' * ' j ILO < , TS Y;y *l` SOCIETY. This Day Was published, .11codsoniely printed in Ono Volume, 8v&. price 9s. Addressed to those who , ask for Demon;tration, A PRACTICAL EXPOSITION of the TEN DENCY and PROCEADINGS of the BRITISH and FOREIGN BIBI,E SOCIEIT. • By the Rev. H. IL NORRIS, A.M, Curdtc of St. john's Chapel, Hackney, and Chaplain to the Earl of Shaftesl)nry. Ph:lied for F. C. and J. Rivington, No. 62, St. Pant's Chu!Olard. lirtrnsll - PAINT 11 6, Qtee.str CIIJEA I), IDUtt A 131,0 PAINTS, gronad ia L Fences, Tile., Male., St.tcrae Weather-boat (ling of evt ry de , Invi,sittle Green, per cwt. ';‘:;,;. Dark. Olivi! (41.0,) - 7C4. ifriFiat Olive Green - lilc~N- - Chocolal - e - - - stls. p i •cr t I ed Drying Oil to thin th Gentliite Ground White Le.uf f pr. t ' 5Gs Pale Seal Oil, per dui. Ss. Oil. Pale Whale Oil - 4s. _ i 5 " ;: •1i,.14, .;r,.., 1 , ,, t 4 ; .: „ I l i 1,,,,.._ 1,01 k , i. ef ....jr *--. URS DA Y, 40,E, P.l iv, 31.13E.R 00, 18 PICTI7.4I,LING-Onowm, Srpt. st:!. T HE CO MAI ISSI ONE RS for VICTUALLING ffif 3.114.11rS TY 'S N-1/17 do hereby ? fire Notice, that Prang, the 13th of October next, t,',,eg er.idt br, ready, tt) 7Siedef.s in Writing, 6-ealoi rind treat for •th.?. , tak;iix a:rny and re-mannActoriv ipto NF,W IRON MON, (he w14,1e of thel):l.lllAcrED IRON HOOPS (i.olna, LY Okt4i, Or Resit, or in pieces) tha.f 17tCy /TOM I toe to tune or Le delurld into his Majesty's r;vinalling Stores lot , Deptford; .daring- the space of, Twelve 3.rontbs, from, the 16th of October fleet; and also jr Po Thousand polls ,of FLAOS, 1%,r the Net of tl ! e Cooperage, to be answerable to Samples to be prod;:ced with the Tenders, to be delivered in fie 304 - of Pg.,:qce Month., froint!Jae-to time, as demanded,. into the St:res at Liiptfinq ; av:l to be fiaid for by with` Arinetv Days after date. r . roarlit4'oni of the coutri;ets may be, seen at the Secre t,Til:: eep-ard will the hful of ex,ry tplirh tZe Price 5'F,7,7 nu! L. , :inscrtcd i.i wap.:'s at lenvh,ae Ibo., v h o ll no t b e de.. livered to the 20narrt hefare Orr n't,Voci an the .'rail Friday, tAc tyth trktoket: next, no• nalcss. the -.Person who .onahes the ren , . , , e r, or some Person on his liehfelr, attends, to etnswer whra oath , ' 1,,e• /....,"cavir Mee,* ertt..t atsl acconipethie•ti IT Letter si:rned by two rclpo.,,,ibte l'erswo.y . ongaging to bcr4)ate bottyol +Pith the Purity tenthring, iu the l'enal Smut f 2 . 00'. for !,'ir ciao per- A 11144741,1! of tbe Coo'rae: fur lite re-hiiLyittAct:tripsr of Hays, amt 115 r. per cod. 0u1. 1 4;.. ainquat of the 1.7,1i,f0 may be 'contracted ,fur. (1.71110)_ INWARD AIE- • _ 7%.!!11,-; .lifirki- \.:\:V CLil:fien :ire mired aft ",. !. 'Oa ;!le art fill •''' ;'',".";:i ) ,.1()C.l'I':01 will vre t th.• • . • ,!J of r.-titation, alai a !.• •-; I, io t•itsvi ...•. . • ' 1 :1*••••: - ••• :.;••oti .1r) crno , ,fly f 4 ' fur it rt , lpilry, 1 , , , iny.• etmall olicaL;Jil r 111,1 Inly t'ir :and qtrd, Gt .', f •• , .. 0 gewlitto, gait:3s gi;;Pfrol oti :nct stamp the 1:111,, , I.vanl,, ,Ift •P. Vir.r. lhe 1 , 41 v thertax4. 4....ti111i ii.S. liar I.)att P ": -. 21:7;T WORN' I..,c)ZiLti(iF,i. Ti 1 t; !)1 qtoSt fretiiient. st)iirccstifeltil e • syttipti>in44'every i'arent and , it ht , tiotilattitett with. Isio.l'oc • •. ct P•ti.r,ss* of - the Colour of the. 1' i : • • • of thy 31./Nveht, r • ; I!.ey •in Con .% tlity :ttid thry ;11iirt7 fatal, by hot , • , , , )1.; nod' • • ,; t exee!ltoit It - itimiolv of the 1144he , t r ....:t respeetatility, t. t I h.. 11. itiven to the • ,• • I. Ivotvirrfut ,; it. beyond ciiiiita•ti ti.M. .auctiau tc it, tro other hcitie of the 1,. ; , : t .1 i 1 to 1,441 , 1. 1 ) ..treto:•;„ tool of hen who it:lvo the care or Chiltirvo,• Itat•&. a Yantily *.Nte 'Heine to re , ort to, rrliepevel' tlit Stonvich or of Chit - , fttti are ans • w a y Ilkor!eret.l, :which it %rill alvv...ty3 lot t.oftot to rehire. _ .:11, wholt.,ilofio.l Lt 7.1 r. I.lMler',l, No. 41, Cheap. ;.! a. ~ier ilt ..I . l“Nter-I•ittY; '';;lltr - I) and itelam, , Allautt, owl Nl:tll,ry, i'ortsvo ; tmtl « ..;;; „, tioltotoo :tnd ;110..,11n ; It ' a nd 12.1rn,r, null ; ri,r , :l,ntl uml an,l Plymouth; Knott ;.:11 1,1,, y d , word, ;no v ct io.., a. 1.1 I:oliintr;, Liverpool titilriutr. ant Matuche , tiur ; Trev•watt, I..xeter; 11o.m1inlon, It:se:mi l , smut, owl Ittxt - 0., .F.L;;nhori;:t ; ;, 0 „.1 ; and . Doti y, ; •.'.yet.t-sot) (!o. to .swint(i), ; !))ilia ~,La it, „, of tinglatyl ; !mil 1 , 4451 hy most aunt 4, Itov-,, 10: ‘2i Pd. s atl tis. e;ioll.' * ANUFACTORY, 'eet• Chcapshie. ',, an. d I NIPEN EIJI. A 11 .inseed Oil, • for !cl Front , , Out . -buililiinyi, and . scriptiun. IMack, White, Stoni . .-,.nind•Lead. On lont4 tacit - - e ahure for tire sg. per Gallon. s4 Petill Ter Liosvod (hi - 74: 00, noiieil Oil - 75., ed Tur2eatine - common Oil - eis. 3d. s -13 s. mi . N. B. The Imponetrable Paints, are verrorrotmental, geetadoral)dity, and: are a tare for. the Worm and 14y .Rot. They ate, p..lctiliarly stsiapted for wss4 exporet to the effects of weather, stAd may diO• be applied with udvant.tge to the general ponswo, of Useful lb-door they dry eery goiel;, are hmsasome in appearance, and . are 4, , ,A in the wanner of other Points. OF,ORGE UL and Co, Oil and Colaurtnen, 62; (Incen street; At, Laiil4.nrall ; and .Kenatt's Wharf, Pciikrs iti Pitch, Tai-, Rosin, &c. &. TO FAMILI rIOLMES'S PATENT 1)0M ISTIC OVENS.. trothout Flues, unite, in the lti;:iest' degree, and economy. it is well l• nokrn, thni zit Ovens therin Contrived for Or use of Families., which ar , attached tt kitch t o rang,s, O wing. to the floes, occasion , Coil ::lerithle loses of fort, as well as diinination of heat. T., o , iviate this great dismirlinti;:!c has been the study of the Inventor of the PATENT DOMESTIC, OVENS, which a: , e withont floes, "and which, instead of diminishing, increase thit heat, without the least additional fuel, S. H. takes this method lit informing the Trorte in :Nnerat, that they may he supplied with them Ofthrt . L. di!ft rent. sire:, with 9r without the Ranges; as they heat %%it h•oit f , .te, consegovatly there is no danger afire h.inpening from th'em, IS so IN:qui:Mly' the ca*e with titose that. have Referk.nea. to families of the first respi , m . .: . ibility will he v.:tete the' Ovens may he seen in ive I 9 !Ili Matioract.ry, atitle-catirt, `:trand, nelr at Alt. Iraninomfer, c;rectiwielt: b...c. , iinkr!ing and fraoin , ,ngers, Whitecr ,, io; Nir. IrOnmontter., I:eatherhe,i , J, cry: Mr. !.-Itothok, T:rmintonger, Ilith;, Mr. ltichafttimt, linomon4,tr, ;;, 111 , ,e ,x; and at mast Of the respe;:table I roamongers in i o .2 ami Country. N. B. .1.0. allowance matl4 to the Trade. f.r. B;e4,1)- ' TIO UM SO f,ri rilf PRIVATE COV . Tit.ICT, . . . " V/ lei FAT Vi"ii; I )I , ' I,AVIIWY.,LL, • Containing. about 17,4fi1 Eagiiiiii 'Acres. suet! 'wht•reof the Itelit.il end' EstiMated Value ainoatvs to ..? - .::..i1. a Year. i i ,iiS extensive, bcatititn:i., and protlactive ESTA. PE it; situated on the NOetti Sicic ot the Nior.iv Frith, in t.oi, tient hern Part of the Ctfaoty of. clit'hire ,, . , , bounding - with the (.7ourity of , ;iitherlaiwil for Many stales, zi:al having a Royal firant, to it Right of roaestry .ittacheri zo it. In additiop to natural Woods of Birch, ijle. consiNtin,-; in all'of about ...;.:),:crel, ahouthalf ;A million of Larrh,-of 'Scotch Fir, Oak. Elia, .`.,sh, &c. hare been pi,aaied be the present Proprietor, ~ vltich th;ive wed ; and this. being Late of tio" few situations with n.t.!:, County where it "has toloi risc , rt , oned t frit Plantations trill answer, it attoids a I.',•ry pronikin:r (meld fo• that beneficial and orliani , ntal triode of litipeov,nuent, wiairii may ha carried on to it great extent, ;mil to l'ocilitate which, a Nursery has been already established at t!:e Garden Of. Langwell. .. - The situ:alai) of this Estate is remarkably beautiful, ro mantic, arid convenient.. It It ex h• a d...., al,out seven miles ittong ;the coast, from the Ord 01 (:aithoess east w.ordi i:-..d stretchea far many miles from the `4ea-loote towards the in terior of the Conat V. 'The Northern and WA•stera liwalida ries are Rheltered . t.,, , , the lofty Mountains or ,11w Nltwypti and' the Scarribest, to the saininitsaif which:the Property enknols. Froth these. Vottrptains Ibe Havers of Liingwe II and Ilerried7ila„ de-rive their sou ree, , and Atte) , passing through V alLes dist i ..) guished foi the same names, they unite at Berriedale Inn, with a few handrztd yards of the,,Sra. These Fatties afford ilrulile Land, . .I . e.telow; and excellent Pasture. while the itaa'as or Rising' Grounds iistruediately adjacent,. are covered with' natural 'Wood; beyond which are Vry extenslee tracts of HIM Pasture, of a must eXCelle.ir quality; where, front the adVantveous nature of the exposure, and the shelter of the Vioads, wilco necessary, the. Stock feed at all Seasons of the year with comfort and safety. - The considerable Improvements which have made upon the Estate within the last 9() Years, add greatly to those natural Beauties for which it is so justly cchabrAted; as well as to its intrinsic value. ~ Two capital Sheep.farias, stud it with the Cheviot. fii•eed, losee lieen established foe niatty y.,ars, •atid the Stock have thriven so well as to rival, even in thesouthern Markets, h; , lieen of the same hind bred no the liorder, 'The ancient man.,joi l flougc has tat4l into ‘li-e.iy t bat the situation % , .. , :iero it steer! is remaritubly,romantie 4ritt beauti ful, hanging over-the River Langwell, within Its:,; than a inil, .front tie See, and surrounded by rising I ;ro,iiid, Cuvi . 1..,1 Wit It Wtiod. / Garden with Lot walls, &c. ha:. been I. aan , ..il, e, itti a view to the establishment of it . Itesitir:iee on Oh , part uft.he FAate. Au In it , also F4rm-b ousts awl t >Meg , boases, have been ereotid tin ditferent parts of the Estate ;:t conitlerable Ex pei,i,e. Th e salraon.C..iiitig, •whith at present ;tails a censi deriblis Itetit, is likely to be greatly increased at the expira-. tiun of the Lease. . There are appearances rut valnahle Nlines , of Lead and Cop pee tin the E s t a te. ..r1 anew itt , il4l made untie:: the ,liitharity of the Parliamentary Commissioners,. passes fr.-, '. t . ..e 'son! ii, t h r „ ov i, the Estate,in its course to the Royal liiir.;ll ‘'l Wick, which relaters the access Lathe South, and to the inteCva of the easy and expeditious. ion affords a constanz-supply of Sea, as will its ‘r 4. 11 : t o u si i i i t t i r : y 4, Fresh-water Fish, and the grotest aim/A:thee of Game of var i tm , sorts, to , Deer, goo, the common at well as the Noun twin I lore., Black cock,Ptarniagan, Grouse, Partridge, Plover, Shine, an d tvi j orieock. tVith a little ;Attention, Pheasants a1 , i ,.; „ki l t . s oun be reared in the greateA ahoridaitoe, the Co vert b e i n g r tf ,o t riothly adapted for Ora). On the whole, no p rol ,, r ty ciao he wore dosirithle to the Spurtsurin, the Plaziter, the `cheep-faeraer, or the„A i gricalturist, • Thu Estate is 'Freehoh., and all'Ords a qualification for e i t o t ing or being elected to Parliament fin. the County. The T e i n d 6 are vahittl, and the public and Fairish Burdens are rooderati.. . The Title.DeedS, Rentals; Sze. are in the hands of ames FFlorae,Esq. Heriat-rove, Edinburgh, who has full ~.ip tai c r , of Sale. , . . sir. Jame 1 1„1 , tare OA erseer, at Lart:rwell,'wll point oat the Lunde and Dontalaries ; and those desirous of arintiring f ur ther inforinatton, tire alto requegted to apply to Captain j o hn liendersati , of AiinVs r'Y'Lltili's'n, the Pactor itpou the L 'rite; or to ell encaudate' l'lttoers Eil• Lincoln's lan. 's:. B. Intended 'Purchasers are retpiel,tecl to view the Pro. , . , the s um mer, as, if not previounly dispased of r er V,l i tn . t t r t l Y i ltarg•ain, (of which hainetlial• itotis:e slioll he. g i ) 4 lY ; t ;:i' N - ",.: l v t e ~vii;',.'lliett2l)::7o(.lt.tt;) i i ' :' l e h b l i ic t:Is S , 4 I s e ;it te l l :in ti' t t li ti ,e " l e l. ' o. ll ;i s' i 1. 11 . ) :". a wig e Co!fte-Itottse, E di n b u rg .• A(: LI4ItN(i ... ifM .' .11 :4 7.l;kieity's :ger . ..iv...1 4 . 61)11411:1e tins wholt• wo;.1.1 to pfoce Wolk:tie in3tartee vitore their Merlicino and me tu! , l of eIo e-haFe.faited of the tle:ire3 e;lect, Tio. prat:ti., ot many v,.ars in this irirticol tr br:ant:b of their prolt'ssiun, bus not riven rilp to one uns,;ecesqui ea, C. They continue to direet their studies to tin' treatment 'and eu r, ! of Veitereti tli;r4lgenient of the ;tern, which In.Rlie eousit D 1 tintim:rnicitnis and waste , 1 „1 ,jr,,„ts long /viiiinorit ortitappily pllyt4ttc,l by the youth of both sese-. 111 the eat! it. will !u.: counil to hit the' source of luirri,"..tes; toe other h ave it,, rarnircs diy them ev .1 il, , ttres,,in.; ;;fate of itehillty, if iu:t timely re.;,)eitied, teriointives tti intiwteitey,'the, , c ..eiiinto and flit! 'tatty effects, ~Hite cull 16 3 s of too, olar p.tjer, ism{ Yinitats riervinis coutrOcititi, 'stales of tttis ti +` diseritcy; in..eiertt to such a halal, th, ir II catitiviit •,a,j rkvvt.t.' vArce:ilfeit in the course of a long, lapiiriotiri, end es:tended practice, • 1 1l li t e inost complie:c. - vd 4 Venereal liifecticin, such ithott.:::..retils in the iiret.ici, liturgy eit er,,....tarices, ii tril tanuts , , cations :11.11:11/144, SeniilPll WlNik(tts,l;ll4lC_`etS, ittao titri , .:torvs, whether recent or of day:llion, and which hivchiiUktl the ~L iP of cutler Pr,icr titioners, are preseut inuirik.ed pfiu ti•eatmei,t, effectually an, peinytivently cored, w - itUtit the p,,t.',ent sutler , i ttg aititig nturrlive which I frivielitly follow the' application the lunar caustic. in thec,or:,eelftwouty ytat s practice in this Moro i polls, numerous, of S'lrictin.t...4 trots' here anii'are daily ander their care, the total eritdie,itioti of which *1.3 erected ,kip. a safe, certain, <itlJ eNpetlftiotts of practico, wperior to any other yet 4,19iite,1. 'l'ho reia.Titioli s and tlehi lity pt oeceding . frotn.this compl.tint the p itiettt.rtto*,..l.l to sdtittif and mi ci . e , the debility hai for year 4 existo ; . 1 i ~. r perim;eialicv I their rektorittil'e , 160, hc't Cl I stroyeJ, is iodiSprosal)ly SpstAts Of 1 ift, , reriiihuate eoo,tittiti,„ • Siver4lNobittook 41“: !lent itylt-i) of 1.., luive been under the cote of Afe , ,rs..l.'irrric 0., o.: , t the re, moral of `complaints of the ~, :,;:, flay. in;, received a radiefl :La.! , ' I I' -.1 that fereaotA only hi. l ivvo • : ,i t r• ..t I the ttt'. , ci*le,!. lit , ,„ treittattilt,. nay,: :•: from lotli t i yvitti, I: t+l t tl t . r . t . ; t.l whit “ttezt:ltee' , care 4ii Witti..)llt ietll'.s tit .atid Co. may Lieco:nultiii with s ti tu e . l7 l l: 7 aN i i. li t t s t i ot .n t e ... , g ,t ;i l / 4, , , a,t71 :i . 7.re 4y, and hokum . , 11l PilLitlgtS hi the C-S)4:11 - .vy Are !," tars it,eir iore a arid gettel t ., l7ltittatit.o :11% :titj 110 . , naitio will hit. giv rl i ill iteti".'. tit ;Vl': " t ~ that secrecy s 9 c:; , esoi,ii -Io;A: lotterf Inlay be to t 0,.: 14y M. Otis Julie, 1809,--107, rtLittait-c*arn, . , [PRICE SIXPENOE - A LIVEN N LISLQN AND,r.:OftlfiNA fritart;i:n , • Lisrtogi SnPT, accounts from bead' quarters are ur),t satisfactory. Byer: thing goes on AS us could he, expect ed. * The utmost unanimity prevails among the different troops which compose the Allied Army. In..the hee battles their courage was most cousrienotts,; the only contention was fur the pOst of (huger. Byng's brigade., composed of the Buff:, under Co lonel Bunbury ; the prov4;ional battalions, under Colonel Leith ; and the 57th regiment, under Colonel Ni?tcdonald„ excited the admiration of dm whole army, and received the upprol)ation of Lord Wellington. On the 25th August, the Bars alone, under CoL Banbury, were opposetilo. 20,000 in a where they put 1,503 hors de combat. Oil the 28th and 30thi They also had much lighting, and olithe 31st took a large convoy coining fron t France. This gillaut brigade was then detached, • and dhl not act with the 2(1 division ! Alter tin i continued hattle~ u rid, o in, :'and General Hill had agaip taken the lnigatir into hid diyision, by put in his orders that '' lord Wel lington told the army had admired their condtict, and expressed his satisfaction at having theta once more tinder his coo n Accoi ding to frnm Culiz i the Ems. shut Ambassador hits arrived there. CAprz., tiG. 39.---4Sbeliet is concerarglog his forces. between Barcelona, Get °oa r atO Fi gucirk's. SANTIAGO, SIcPT. 14.—Shice tlit nctio1( 1) t h, tv , )111 the departtoenti 111 the South of France ore ht the pviitot Cfll l . steroation. 11 13nyottne ito order 11 s beet) ttiven for iii the inhabituots to tabour upon the.forti tieations, stICCISICT•ACCOtTNT TO TIM COMMANtrYtta'r-CM:E• 1141. S• Ott TM.: 4TH DIsTItICT, PrSPECTING 1110 MF,:stoItABLE AC.Tt9s.vS Uk TRH 31ST AVGLY3T, Fon 'rue tatzfoltalATlOST TUE-PtinLte. • The centre of the 4th arrny,:with a divixiorn of the left, wai attached on the 31st Ao t the line of the Bidassoa by, tint enemy's coati fl'oin 16 to 18,000 rien, with a very onirterous Rr finery. Our tenOiis met them wl:zn.e they 'were. estliblished in the heights of San Nnelv ae l, sun _ ported by two divisions of the Allies, in the i e • eon!! line ; and although tlo enemy was superior in force, and . thrice repeated his:attack:s with 'determined obstinacy, he Was atwaryS driren hack with nut uncommon valour, w hi c h called Furth logiums from 811 who ivitltcsskdit. `'!'he action lasted nll the thy, whkh an horrible lire was kept •op, but Om. cninnlete viotpry, and an I‘.:,ten-,ive.1.0.:5,-44tv enemy, will record to the nation the o“.tqiory of this day, as went as that of the tv,,ethy and some well-dpscrving OH:jeers and :?oldiers, to ho with glory lost their lives, and shed Civir bland iu the field of - IrOnnnur. 4 4 4ALrAn'on." e same Paper contains an Order of ih t aty, thanking the soldiers fur their gallant conduct oft the 31st of August. ) , ,w,',;t,, , ,,,_.,, 4 : „,.,...„,' ~„,,,,,.. y ,NN...,.. , ! 1 / 4 - 4.,.. - z : --„,, ~., I ~,,, , r , ~,,- - : - L--_--.-.. , 4 * ' '''' ' . , , ....„,-, Q N , ps *, - ,\f!,,.. 4 ." . ' c ' l 4 :;;;...,/,,,, , ~ qi ii, .\ - m a. PIRNA. It may not perhaps be unacceptable to our friend.s r to read a short description of the camp tit Pinta; which was said to have been forced by the Allies in their march on Dresden. The following, extracted from the posthumous; works of nu , - nrAtict ,- , KIN(.; of l'auss.-- , " The ground, on which this camp was formed, was. by nature 'reit dered almost a complete fortress, so nottrh so, that art could add little or nothing to the streogth of it: On the east of this po.,, , ition, the Mellows with considerable rrlllitiity,, the coarse it being,rendered narro' by the rocks which are numerous in that part of the .river ;, the right of the Saxons rested on the little fortress of Sort, nestein,'close to the Elbe: in a valley at the font. of the rocks is the towtrof Pinta, from which the camp deri . YeS its name; the front, which fiee:,4 the north, extends us far as‘liohlberg ; this serveA) cs a bastion to the eUrtain, before which exteltds r,t . ,ine from (it) to t3tifeet in depth, which rimning from thence to the left, encirelvs the whole matt: , !, . and terminates at Kitningstein, From KoLiberg, which forms a kind of angle, - it chain of rocli,, 1.1,1 1 tops of which were occupied by the .:::laxotis, tended along the western side, with Itotteudorf i n it s froat, ..tad whi,h :!Torviugnarrosrer towdras Struppen and Ileopordsheitn, termin,ites on th e b he Saxout, lev : x t h il t l oe . r s ;vo n ert f ec t i le Elbe, defend the 1t nt)ic ir i lcolteo fl.ptoidgaet enough : vt t (i) e i all sides, inace...sible rocks, contented themselves With defending the difficult passe s , at t a th e . only ones by which they could he 'possiOlv ap ,..proaelted, which they fortilik'd with treeM re doubts and palistdoes. This it was easyto consiilering the immeasefoifests of lot it, trees with which the tops of the neighbooring monnhtins urer e e overei). This C . IIMp t) far the strongest po s ith.,o i n E urope . ;I n d the Kin , 4, haying examined told reconultred .i ip l' ir t i) ) z n e C , c4 t y' ) i tl d a te itt ; l l7r p i l t . t r t r i L t ' e% ti , li safe sand, o;ithing but dine told want could overcome sa toniev ohst;ieles, he 'determined to conmence btu, wit!, $1) at: to prevent the Switity4 front Aricli this int en ti on t h e , Ki lg ordered (Me part I,;! liaing any provis'son3 in the neighboinhood, of his amy to surround the ca )p,: whilst rite other wa§ ethployed as an army Of obServatiun." Alonday being 'tile anniversary of the Poronatinn of the Emperto ALExiolDErt, a rorti 4alate fired by the 1. us sgit.tdron in the Dow'l9, sta. comptinied, to a compliment, * by all his Liiitaunto Majesty's ships. . ' T...... : i'-ATII.E. Itt;Y:',.l„ ;41:Un--LANE. lILS I'IIEENT EVENING, Sept. 30, their M AitNti , -t` Svrrant s will veri,,rm the Comedy of - ' Sir Ti', NERiVir W,i,VEY'; OIF IVINI))1{. tp eara h . ' Jon PaistaT, Mr. St e ph. cit Keinhle (hving, his' second ir llanee at this Th eatre ) ; Mr. Ford, Mr. Wrong-11ton ; S 1". i gb enure, Mr. Lovegrove ; Dr. Caius, M r . Gatti,. ; PlNe', Mill Mellon ; Mr*. Ford. 'qrs. -Glover . ; Anne Prue., hit's. Born; Mrs. Quickly, Mx:'. Sparks. - Tu whiclfirill he tubtefl a i\irtical Entertainment, called TILE REVIEW.; : ' , Or, THE WAGS OF WINDSOR. Th e jn,,ativnlay, Th('• I rum.,--Nr.o. ; With Lmloislin. "'ill D . r ,;,, - ;"'„ '".e . re . informed, that Mr. Mundell rom a ' '''''' " 1 ' the 1 ,r,1 time, on ,Monday next, in the revis . c,l . I T , . 1 ) . of Spec(' the Plou4 , ll.—On Tuesday, .The Merehatit of , • t a ICP. n i,,Aprt,itew O peratic I . )rin a, in Three Acto,whicti has been long P it ' l.4 Lion, wiii - -bc speedil y ' produced; P "rlilzVilt F; Rov AL, co vF.INT-olutnr.N. iryr .r,l .1 1 :4 Pitt SENT EVENIN', Sept. 30, will t 4, . erinl ) b trme4l, tl.ivii time .(compressed intb Two Acts), Opera of , , ? fft , , ' -.Es • ~,,-, b,,.,, 1 :„ 1 ' x r i . c1 :. Nil :s A i l l l Cn i n lik el lk i ; L A 1.;:i vi I; e's,., NIT., I . 'apr ,r ; ,. i-- t.±ii i .,C, '• N I f ir I .C , r ; h . , ,, tntlanc, Mi.:s Steyen4 ("ti- . her - 41)k:trance on any. Stoge) ; Se.inin, Miss Carets. Atter which the littr!e.tvitie Tragic. Opera of n OI\riIi S SSTE ( . - 1 i'Lnt(()So. 144 Whi c h , . will be added a Me 10-dramatic R omance, called ALAI) )IN ; "ro- Th Or, THE WON9Ettlrel. LAMP. Vir.. 411.0 ;', Me Merry Wives Of Windsor; 1,1,4. with Paul and Mr, t•,,,,, . . . • • In tili,,A 7 ',"'Y ( I. :liin the l'hettre Royni, Dublin) is ep . zaged ear l , ' , `'":':nre, and will malic'his first appearance in ,I I‘4ll "daY oest, in the Character of A! . , ).;;; ntier the or, i l : ~" 4,, iii , ...1 k '.t , ill. he .added, nariequin and the Red Dwarf, oi,;4llaolant Rock. Att,„,,,Hr 4 , 1 1 1/1 1 Y witl he prodneed a. new Musical Picee, in Teen - vtiot l ee t(„L,Ttle Nentleseript ; with Selinia and Azor, and tirt 14).;•.:1‘. a,P,:tr. f ` ) 11-1 4 . e ,,'", i ffulon', haring been rr ceired on It er three first per - lls thmrite ' t"!' fi l"ii}xnmit . c,} iipplaiise, will shortly appear in Tee kr, n , , 1 4' of Portia, in The Merchant of Venice : 641°04 i Y ....._