The Sun. — London, England, 1813-05-29 00:00:00

, / ; • • 1 . 4 , Ss: pra*, * 4O . ;.;., , I . 44ti tilsp. ,. ~, ,ii st;' , 4l - .i • ;., .•.' , , •-•- „ , : gip,-- • ''' --',.' , r ,.. t'..s 1 . -.0 tr. - . , 0 'lOl. ..... ~ .•••., ___A ?,"' 44 4141, it' \ -a- ' ''''' ' t \ ' ahi \ _ v., SATU R DA ‘.,),9, 1813. [PRICE SIKr.p.ICE-HALFPENNY: tur 6466.] ~.~;Q.~.::,.:.~t NEW PUBLICATION . . .(,. li.mit.€ iDi, ' HIS.P Ttf RES EN' i Their hltly, , tics' : Wl't VENIC To which v i . e. . THE 111181 r,:t^ i nes, 7 5.; s rothl I'i I . . lkwerGalleiy : L s.; . 4l Price, (t. :1. t ,. ' THEATRE Rt :;se , . NT AI(),NDAY ;61 will be acted tilt ALEXAIN xii • Alexi aces for the Boxes ,r,ls Nliok-011ice, Hart-5 ...___..... TtoyAl., ACM c' ' 11% Eill 1 , 11 .•0, 1 ,U AD.EmY is 1 , .rittil till ;' , .rven in I fo r Adtuis Y'' bit. ADANIS CQI'ItSE of I kkeTlV,i; of . / MSAIN'3 .111 I( A I, tiltit ,AY the I )4041).'4.1i'11t IAL:11L1 reitsel::j. •o- ' p l i , " t 4 L ' '''''.tu Pl u A l et ice )1 3 lulaL, e .` Particulars, s, or the Medic ......_,,_ ROYAL, DaI:MY:LANE. iT EVEN I tit,l, May 29, IEI3, Serv.mts will perform the Tragedy of CE PRESERVED. will be - Mliled the Farce ;UMAN IN LONDON. 'rice as. (1.-I'it, 3s. lid.; Second Price, Second Price, Is.—Upper Gallery, is. ALL MUST BE DRAWN NExT FRIDAY. Prize of of .. . ... .. of ..... %ON 1,000 500 300 ,OFFICE OF ORDN4NCE, May 19,1813. - , . T H r, PRINCIPAL OFFICERS, of His MAr . ' JESTY'S ORDN,INCE,,da hereby give Notice, That Proposals well be received at their Office, in Pall-Mall, . on or before 3ionday, the 14th day of Jane next, from such Persons as may be willing to undertake the Supply of COALS for service 4, this Department, fen' a period of .One Year. The COALS mita Le of* Mc desen>tion denominated ADAIR MAIN, or EIGHTON MOOI., or Coals of equal quality and goodness, and will 1,.. replied to he delivered free of any expenee,exCept therms'. Duty, either on shore or into vessels or craft at any place ill the River Thames, and at Faversham, or at any port or place in the River 3fedu'ay, at the option of the principal Offitzw. Further Particalard, toxether with the 21,rm.; and Canfi 7 lions V the Contract, may be known upon aPplie;itit at Me See,•etary's Wye, in Pall-Mall, aforesaid, any Day be tween Mc Mears' of Ten and Four o'Cloa, where the Proposals tanetbe dgivered, scaled up and indorsed, "Pro posals for Ciials," bat no Proposal can be admitted after the said 14th Day of Junei at Twelve o'clock, at Noon of the same Day; neither will any Tender be noticed, unless the Party making it, or an4gent in his. Behalf shall attend!' • This Pay was in 2, Vols. Bvo. price 11. ,is, in hO4.:rde, MEMOIRS of JOHN HORNE TOOKE, erversed with Original Docinnentß. By ALEXANDER E Nn, Of the Min. :Society of the Nfititile Temple. Printed for J. Johnson anti Co. St—Viint's Chinch-yard. 2 . 1 .. . 4 • ' ' . of lir BISII has again the ple asure to announce ... :- to his Friends the distinguished Favours of Fortune to his Oakes on the Third Day'sDraiving (last Thursday} he having sold and shaved the following Capital Prizes : No. 9,19 0 • 1. Prize of L10,03.0 .18,131 a Prize of 2,000 6,68.= ' a Prize of 14,545 I Prize of 5OO 6,117 'i Prize of . .300 • 19,28 a a - Prize of , .. 7,314 1 Prize of i 8,285 a Prize of • 7,023 a Prize of 4,64'1 .... a Prize of • • 200 The fortunate purchasers are invited to receivetheir Money, or exchange their Prizes for the few undrawn Tickets and Shares now remaining unsold. 'Tis only to look at the State of the Wheel, to induce all who,have Chances to double them, and all who have none, to purchase immediately, at No. 4, Corubill, or 9, Charing-crass, London. ____ This Day were published, In 40. illustrated with. lu Engravings; price 21. 2s. boArds, 111147LEMENTS of AGRICULTURAL CUE MISTRY, in a Course of Lectures for the Board of Agriculture. By Sir HUMPHItY DAVY, LLD. F.R.S..L. and E.74.11T.1. Printed for Longman, burst, Itees, Orme,. and Moan, Paternoster-row, Loudon; and A.,Constable and Cu. Etha-0 burgh; MYAI., COVENT-CABMEN. Y EVENING, May.3l, 1813, le Tragedy of NDER THE GREAT. ;ander, Mr. BETTY, to he talien of Mr. Brandon, at the :-street. DEMY, SOMERSET-PLACE. BIT I 0 N of the WO Y L now , OPEN, from Eight o'clock in the the, Evening. is3iou ls. Catalogue HENRY HOWARD, R.A. Sec. PNPERSON'S ROADS, IMPROVED. This Day was, published, rice 12s. in boards, - The Fif4entlt Edition of ADESCRIPTION-. of the ROADS of ,ENG LAND and W and Part of SCOTLAND.; coutaid inc.; the Distances, Seats, &c. the Routes of tho Mail Coaches, aTabl4 of the Heights of Mountains, by Lieut.-Gut. Mudgel and additional Mops, particularly 'of .the Southern Coast., the Lakes of CUntherlautl, tge. The whole greatly anon:uteri and improved, by the all of k'ranci..s Preeling, Esq . Seeretary,'and of the Surveyors to the Post Oitice, under the Authority of the Post Master General. ily Lieutenant-Colonel PAW:It-SON, Assistant cluartcr-Nlaster4;eneral of hi, Ni:ip. , ty's Faroe. Sold by Longman, Hurst, Kees, Ortue, uud I.lrown, rateruosi:er-row ; and Mr. Fatten, Ching-cross. will. commence his SUMMER LECTURES on the INSTITUTES and CINE, at his hoine in.klatten-gaiden, 12th of Jiie, o'Clock precisely. • , articular attention will be paid to ex 's Pathological Discoveries; and. their TO BE SOLD, BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, A • SPACIO US FREEHOLD DWELLING HOUSE,-- at CLAPHAM, in Surrey, which has under, • gone a thorough repair, is entirely new papered, painted, and decorated, at a considerable expense, and is fit for the recep tion of a genteel and-numerous Family. It contains twelve best,Chambers, besides others for srevants, and Ilan large and convenient Oltices. 'lt has a Green-house,,,Hot-house, and .Kitchett-gitilicii, together with a Lawn and Wallis, orna mented with rare and curious exotics, in peenliar perfec tioh, containing, in the whole, store than TwO Acres. This place may be liept at a moderate expense while it .affords every comfort and, retirement, and can accoinnie datc, from the size and number of its Rooms, a very large V . ,1 Order of Me Board, R. 11. CREW, Secretary. 1, with a Syllabus, may be bad at Dr. :cal liOoksellers. • r t , PINE ORIGINAL PAINTINGS. -11 VELVE CAESARS, in high •preserva tiou, on View for SALE, Admission---One - • WAREHOUSE, .Little,St. Ma'tin's-lane, near Long Acre: • 150 other PIC AIRES, BRONZES, CAHN 'UItE, MOSAICS, ARMOUR; FINE OLD • CAI3INETS, SCREENS, and PAPER, MU- Two PIANOS by Broadwood, CURIOUS NEEDLE-WORK, Bamboo Chairs, and Worl;s of Art. for Ready , Money, to any Amount. 'aid) duly ditswered and.attended to front a n EY,CI - IEQUEIt BILL OFFICE, May 25, 1813. • AU EXCLIECIL'ELt DILLS dated in the Months of `lay EiI3ASSY' TO JAPAN. Tbis Day was published, In Cute Vol. 4th. with numerous lingi avings, price 21: 12s. Cd. boards, andJunr, 180, 'to BE PAID OFF. VOYAGES an d TRAVELS .to 'BRAZIL, th e SOUTH SEA, KAMSCHATKS, anti JAPAN, during the Years IbUS, 4,5, 6, anti 7. 0,3 y G. V. LANSUORFF, , Antic Counsellor to his Maje s ty the I . '...nip , Frok,nr Russia, Con- Fatuity. • Further partietilars maybe. known by inquiring at the House itself, or by referring , to Mr. Wm. Franks, jun. op posite tin:A-lough', Clapham ; .to Mr. Stocktiale, Bookseller, Piccadilly; Ackermann, tbt, in the Strand; Mr. Grob, Paul .11.1keliouse-court, Doctors' Commonsl or Mr. Dawson, Bank Coffee-house, nearly opposite to the,front.(4ate of the. Bank, at which several plums Ticktth may be .obLainect for seeing it, any day from ltt to 7 o'clock. gut General at t hi-Firazils;&C. &c. • The Account of the Russian Embassy to Japan, which. this celebrated-Naturalist here given , to the Public, posAsses great claims on their utteotionyhis principal itimt . bourn been to compile a popular narrative in which he has deserih,,d the hiust•intere4ing objects.; the trionner.i and custoaho . of toe different nations visited,-1 heir.mutles of living, the produc tions of the countries, 'Printcld :for und Sold by H. Col b u rn, Conduit-street; Gkorga °oldie, Edintatrgh; John Cutuming,.Dulalin ; :cad all Book sellers. 'S 11EAri TAVERN, Pol7l;rltY. ed, a tett: inc lively' TIJ ItT LES fu r iireued vvvry;lay in the highest pellet:- or ieut.t9 any pan. Qx Towti ur CuutitTY. BAYLEY,'S LIQUID .INPAN BLACKING. - • 17:kr IIAYLEY, Patentee of the 'Or ; g4tal . ing Cakes, begs leave to inform the Public, that. in compliance with numerous Solicitations, lit has prepared a LIQUID .lAPAN.BLACKING, which posseses.imperior pro, perties, and inure speed than any Other Preparation of the kind, eroducciitht deepest eep,st 111vck an d highest passible Lustre; it retains its -Brilliancy, and will keep In any Climate. Sold Wholesale and Itetait by Bayley and Blew, Cticbpur stre•et, Landon, and Iketait -by must of the usual Venders; prjce ts. dtl. tl.e Pint Bottle.. *** The Patent Cakes continue twin sold, price . 6d each. This Day was published, 4 In Octavo, price Gs: in . boards, Dedicated, by Permission, to her H.oyal Highness the Princess. of . Wales, - ..._ ...... .. _ . ..._... LOCK AND SURGICAL DISPtNSARY. PArrtok, His Royal flightless the Duke of York, Na GENTRY OF'-FASHION..• ILD,' LADIES LIBAD-DRESS and ' r ' m F''=': . " 4 PERI: (4 li p MAN U Fie o•stret-t, S;t..lienies' s , beg, to aegnalut Latfle.s,. that tic lois invented stud brought to 'perf,:e ;NT tv.p,.l).l)liEssEs a n d 1-43 J S, the texture' of ss hich 'is so extremely et d ezcli hair ines so distinctly through, ap e;rotvittg frotn'the skin, they may be eon 6ed attach so closely to the head to disc over thent, front a real head of ha 4; exeevtlit t „- son and elastic quality, and never. r eitders then 'S c wron3ht of the satuetexture, to Ind-. des and aentletnen'l rei,ettpees, _ • 3.ll),EitilAt, carr' oN TWINE SHIRTINGS • ri ___, ~ ,ikt,te4.l five from any Ili*ture whatevcrY. . 'TA, cesirable alai' truly valuable Article is w it, , `" , , 01,1 , ‘ aimp e d Rio w . li .,. .o)teir, at the BAST' INDIA !C u t l ' I1() I- N ES, N. , . la, CHF:AMIDE, and at no utile' d, . q :, ,`. it, trengtit and durability is inatheuuLtienl/Y P"v e 4 t its demonstrativ . • 'b' 4 v.a,, , ~ . . 1. 111(%) ,t • een. 4 1 ,d " 1. ' e , about ~ :(3 yards nearly half the price of Irish ~ ' 4l Ni' Li 11613 . the p. , ' •,, and P" ' 1 % . 4 , 4. 1 : .. watie in 7..i'tlis forTalli:s .-- , a 2 t s td (3 4 l7 itts .— for Gentlemen's it ' , rev ‘ 4 - 14, .' '"L. cold, wearA evcii, and washes beat;tifitlly white ~,,,,.,,itlinitalny adapted for all climates, and 13 the greatest '' ~ ma..ive to taking cold ever discovered. • . ' ‘,';‘':',ii.licate article' of White. (Mints may be obtained old ti,,ie, in. Pieces containing 'Pliree lire sses," at 21. , 2L and l i ." '• 6 al. edeh ; and' 131.' Us the Piece of Four Dresses. : 441 , No. lii, C : litapside _—.- VEIty . 7---- - (lir 'IT ' TAP VC AND WINDSOR CHAIR MA- , A(1 011.Y, No. 2;,, City-road Piasbuty-square? op the Dr ew -h ouse. , A • INQIIA.NI respectfully informs • his Friends f ;lied ikithpd the Public iu general that they maY be ,F..uPl,tio, 1 / 4 ,,,' 'MP: 4apatined, Windsor, and Dyed Chairs, Lon .. . s , , (;,, til I,srden and Itn....tie Seats, Flower ,Stand? Ileds . tea n u nt! ev tr ,.. c ? , 1e;1 Furniture Feather Beds, Wiattre ,s " , , ~.., (~.' tar t „ r in the Fortiishing line, lower th .. an alms) t a '4OM a 'lrehottse in London c ior lteady Money. . 9 an . -4 ' ) tA Captains,Hotels Taverns, and Innkeeper .. 0 e-,,';'l:!,..,,eita` i l ' inggreitcptantity i of. Chairs at a short , n l o r t e ic a e i: 'llt it„'ll ,l ic a at J. I's Vactmv, as great Assortmen b , 144111 ,41.1 11 a s tate of 1 r-paralion ready for the pethlie de- TA \''' i ;Lit Tl 3 'ade stip f:` i ' ed. T11 . . , N , 1: 0 4 " 4 : of SECONI)-11AND 110CSF.Iloti) FL '0 44 ad ne4 ition of GOODS ever)" Thsda,lY,na‘d,e` l' t fit , t, '"} .ilhii, 4 a Sale Rooms; Igilin l ti rely on every attention benKr, pan ou,K ur'buying. hilit.4ll% itittatted for tbe.Sa in 7.aller ' imule :' " i a t i l k ic ' tu l' eit ' ller in N n le must be scut in by Tuesday eve -111,1.•••• Apartmeutit genteelly furnished IZ --- --- 'l' l, i I/ • .1 0; i ''' CF. L E 1.1 It AT E.l) V Et; ETA 111, Elt EST olt .ittsti ATt vE Too'l'l4 POWDER, _ v 14 k , il Y re commended for Whitening the 'VE ET 11, Preset - . "I'o . ''''' (-; ° NIS, and Vreventing that dreadful Malady the v . "111 -Acii • • . 1,... —AUTYof 11 C -t . ce and rekuhrity of Fda -OWI enan , NI, p tures, are, allowed to tlistinguish the lii Irish fair ; hilt tje K leT Ptiett) r of 13IIT Lli It's TOOTH Thei r t , v i e, to remind his Country,women that 1/e •i i - e u e ' t i n e a ? e i 44 4. _, 0 'antis loses halt its influence where the appearance --thi s I t tb u . l ured , or skew A rotten and unhealthy appcarpc 2 _ ,. : r .i .8 N e : I ' 4 lore inexcusable' as the present L'reit:74tion uo ti . '. 4 101 ' il. ble mewls ..of as every blenue lof the ena. - ' • bei "g Lahipoied of V(,4etableS• , . . "is te aw ay ev .commended to the attention of all r a n ks , . 1 , decay or t he en a .cr Y i mPertedion, either in the colour, ol .t i.. , riel ec i plet of the Teeth, as rew - te fin g the dreath .veer .. . and .. II" V 4 'le l and Makhlg the Gums of their prove! , stupt. , T r, ti rit:i a nd hue; and a certain Preventstive .aKatit h st i tite . V4 , ,i.: 4 " 11 e. No Composition of this kind ever brdng t t o u t 1 . an d 1 1: Pithlic sari 'L WS 'MCC such universal app!oba 10 "e Proprietor has . to boast that it is in daily u se of R oy , ,lty. ntru, ~ for c o ''''. It'S AROMATIC PECTORAL LOZF.NG LS . ' . ll ' "gil) C"lds, Astlimas, and Sore Throats, Pli‘c . s o Per Bo x . 1 . - . No t Ehe ° 1 1 1 1 :1 w, hQies:, le and retail, and Mr. Ilut.er'?, No .. 4, vorr i , - „l,_ e • curlier of Pat ernnster.ToW ; Sharp and Iklain, ' t .44 ~./ I 'th ; tones, Weston, A Ilnutt,_ and ik 141 tory, Port. I ' Sileer„,,..",l\and I.olmstoll, 006 port; Col4,lXliin and I acob. t ook - ,•: ; ,eck, Roes,' an 7 i . l'urner, 1 I nli ; I I•-•x land and . ri.ou t ;; '"l'Ylk, Cr Nettleton, and Glitter!, Lily , 1- uti i Knottkatal. Clord, anti 4 ,-; whiney and Co. 13irrning .• r k,L, hitliti,e. i' (Awards and Permy. and Latitbut y„,Li vet. - , Sta4l . , ~. ,1 . mitt ; es ant, I..ynen aLirieheSrCT; Trewmatt, Exeter; b Lt .1. g I 1 '. ti 'M 4 " Ci e r t (4) , It.it ' hum, Scott, and - 11 . tixter, PAM.. t r i na ,... !itter and Macdonald. G togew ; nut gin and tfarry. .I.)u ni ,*: s tvensorp and Co Not wich ; Swill '..: o, I.ci . cester; V en ,„ 'ld Stltton', Nottingham; and retail' by most Country ~4- 1 . , i ,„ s " uoses, at ts, gs. and 6d. each. .. , 1 1 i4l t . 4 , I „AN L ti ,, s ~, ~.. 4.0.f0r S:iie, i vy c 's, actiurru cli NA, IN1)1A. ( : iL t;f.t)(l;g, .1 0 ,Initt i ,ESTity and ;,/ .. other rare \ er ~, ~,„4 I)paht fi nos '(pust pa 1.14 . .- 14 Engand. . 04 , KING.! Si lii,Usl: tail(! •;;Sr' • ...', Ple.:.---l'ul t i : ii:r Parties. tit . ~ •.... , ~ 1, run NO] . l o . V" ' i)()N A i‘ • 1 i (iEN:II,I l',' ~,A,-.),.ac, Ityri- -04 c .,l li.tioller t 1 It i 4 P , . .4 A 4, ' ' 1. IlkiB Prilttl.Q VI .' 11 iVad il %lA, 14 4 1 ,t.i:t iii* e: t 4 au), ,iit ecti•on 4.4.t.A.m. 441 7 , Ire ea au sin ft iiiivi: ..+', ' ti:!.i'sk.'".ALPS ,•:• , ate tattile. N. 1). F.:1( ...,.........._____....... ;I' ILLA3II3'S C i: )1 ) (Wa ' r.,,..-- rra. li tl r id ,~ ~ Garet PARS,. Col. W. elones, M. P. Cal. H. Clements, M. P. Earl of 4n:wont. Earl of T,eitriu! Hon. OA, J.Barry, N 1.1). Juhutatoaeht, M.P. ______ _ SuanzON,- • - Mr. Kiernan, Member of t h e Ro y al Callee., Loudon. MHIS INSTITUTION, for tlie exclusive Cure of VENKIILAL DISFASES, and then dreadful conse.: t oseoces, as Strictures, Debility, Ulcerations, Sec. has to boast the cure of no less than two thousand Patie i n c ents-annesta u- ally, many.aillicted front ten to twenty years, ft blished in 1800. The early symptoms of Gonorrinea. and Chancre are cared in a. few days 6y Mr. Kiernan's superior and eilicacions mode of treatment, and that weakness and derangeuient of the ge nerative organs, winch impair the -constitution, and shorten life, are here more successfully treated than on any other plan. • .. • • Mr. Kiernan may be consulted as usual, by either sex, at - his initiate honse; No. 21, Lower Charlotte-street, Bedford square, where Letters from Town and Country are to be ad dressed,,and the necessary advice and medicine will be given or -sent to any part of the kingdom. • • Just published, price 35, Practical Observati ons on' th e e a b o ve Diseases, by F. Kiernan ; • and sol d by o Co. 20, Paternoster-row, at Cs. . -----......•••••••••••• . , DEBILITY, STRICTURES, &c. • VI NWURAGED by the uniform Success at _E4 tending their peculiar method of Treatment ,in the Cure of a few prevalent Complaints, which has been confirm ed by the experienee of many years in Cr large •and•iotensive practice ; sensible also of the happy effects resulting to the Public from Medical Men 'confining their .attention to a cer tain class of Diseases, Messrs. GOSS and CO. continue to di rect their studies to those Disorders arising from a secret de struetive habit of inconsiderate Youth, which not only occa sions a numerous trines of IServons Affeetions, oft also entails on its votaries all the enervating imbecilities old age. In that distressing state of Debilit y or Deficiency, whether the co nsequence ot,such baneful lilabits, excessive drinkins, long residence in hot climates, or any other cause, by which the poWers of the Constitution become enfeebled, as regularly educated Sturgeons of London, they offer a tirm, tale, aad speedy Restoration to sound and vigorous Health. - i • Where an earls , application is made for the Cu re of a CER TMN IMSORD'EIt• frequently contracted in a moment of inebriety, the eraclicatioa is generally completed in the short space of two days; and itt the memarlvanced and inveterate . stages of Venereal Infection, characterised by a variety of palace', and distressing symptams, a p,eiseverance in their plan (without restraint in diet or exercise) will insure to the P.itient a permanent and radical Core. The Diseases of the Urethra, eS frequently connected with or arising from the above Complaint, have not escaped their attention; bY an infallible and'impraved Plan, they are,en - abled to remove' Obstinate (fleets and Strictures, whethre cent or of long • duration, 'without resorting to the painful and dangertms use of the Caustic. Many instances can be adduced of very inveterate cases,. of several years conti nthee, having yielded to their method in 'a few days, after flit, r im , h a d I.een attempted by other Practitionera se ithont ce'ect ; a i .! such has been the agreeable result of a Practice of l'aitrieen Caine,Y thatthe Mode of Treatment has not, in (me ~ ieele instance, ever proved abortive, during which. pc ,ritei ::, , a y thousand persons, of both sexes, have experienced o w et ,,,. ment of having been perfectly cured, after se ea. e ~Mllivotjutious, Methods had been persevered in to no purees. , . ~ , , Messrs. GOSS and Co. exclusively professing the Cure of these particnier complaints, in order that that they may not be, by a mistaken few, marked with the obloquy so justly attached to' the ignorant Empiric:, think it tint - justice t. „ t h e mselves to state, that they bare been properly edu eated acid initiated into every branch of the profession (eer . sie ic etes of which,. fienn,dilferent hospitals, aud testimottials Ihavefresco the most eminesit,Physicians, they to convince I. avilotytristKlii7lelrteirit'dttni•ceactl tthieleco6ntec`iceqgt3et.Ths,thi,l,ll3:otile.",natiljiiergee7l(elertiai I p me tiffontl., and they prestante fleet their peetensions" eon _ 'l ‘ i foie ,l t t . t h th' n -i li dhtVe g y " l ' i l .l l :e d , b f y o' t . h t e he l e 'u ' b n l l i P c, " e d i e t n a t c e i d lits c :ra ni l i l d y e: l l i c u e - I . nottred. • . Patients in the country tie requeste.l to state the parties -1 lars of their case, age i nod manner'of living, inclosing a Batt Note, to A r nett, aod 'Medicines, ;cud the ha l ite will he fa ecal:tied to Oily part C: f the kingdom. , 1 GOSS asedCu. fitirtie?nt? Fit:). 1 , 3, Bouvet:le-street, Fleet -1 street. THE'LORDS COMMISSIONERS of U/S . MA,IESIIL'Y'S TRLASUItY , . having riven directions for paying 'Off the Principal of the abovementioned EXCHE QUER BILLS with toe interest due thereon,- at the Ex chequer Bill Office lis the receipt of Exchequer, '4.%;' l'alace.! yard, Westminster, on Thursday, the 17th .day of June,. Attendance will he given daily (Sundays mid Holidays cxceptedj until, and including Saturday, the 32th June, from -ten o'clock: in the morning, till due in the af ternoon, foe the purpose of receiving the sante, and, fur the greater dispatch, the bearers. of the said Bills are •dthired to -place each description of Bills in separate -Lists (w4ich are to be obtained at this °thee) classing them in Oa Order. of their respective dates, such -ai are for the .;artre Amount be_ I , ingtiummically arraug , ed, tiA specifying the principal suns I , and interest due the,tconicoinputed from, b r ut excluding the days on which they are respectively dated, to the said'l7th day of June incluiive, when the interest will cease; and . the said bearers.(hein; holders or not) are indispensably required •to indorse each Bill with their usual , Agnatures ; sati,..to • write their pauses and residence at the Bottom of each separate List ; and they ere . moreover required to at tend the Exchequer Bill (Alice for payment, and to receive the.new fiills,'and give the receipts f , ir .he game. . . If an . y . the„ , iliders ihn sfotreeaid hilts should b e de sirous - of receivintpayment of the prim:iv:l and intereA , previons to the said 17th day of June, they may be aeconi. utodated on computing lturintercat to the day on which they wish to be paid, and leaving the said Bills for exanlinutiots cue day prior , thereto. Such persons ac array be desirous of hayjng new Exchequer Bills in %%hole or iu part of payment of principil, upon marking new Bills, and mentioning the amount at the bottOm of their lists, delivered on or before Saturday, the 12th June, may he accommodated With new Bills, currying an interest of three pence halfpenny by the day, on every one hundred pounds, which said new Bills will. bear date the said' 17th ;lay of June, and will be delivered together with the Interest ue - respect of tl►e Bills so desired to .be Exchanged, on Friday, the lath day of June, ,and the following days. N. B. All Exchequer Bills (tacd prior to May, 1812, have been advertised to be paid utT, and the interest thereon has ceased: TIE PAMPHLETEER. N UMBER. 11. is • juSt published, price 6s. 6d. containing : 1. Reform of Parliament the Ruin of Parliament. By li. Hawkins, Esq. t. The Bishop of Lincoln's Charge to the Clergy of his Diocese. a. Dr. IL Marsh's Answer to the Second Letter of the Right nous N. Vansittart. 4. The Rev. Peter Gaud°lolly's Congratulatory Letter to the Bev, Dr. Marsh, au his judicious Inquiry into the Con sequences of neglecting to give the Prayer Book with the Bible (with an engraving of Pope Pins Vii.) b. Au Account of, a Supply of Fish for the Manufacturing Poor. By Sir Toonias Bernard, Bart. t;. The - First Report of the Connuittee of the Fish Asso ciation, respecting the measures to, be adopted for•increasing the Supply and Use of Fish, in the Metropolis, and its neigh bourhood. 7. 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PARIS, 19.—Her Majesty .the Empress, Queen and Regent, has received the following in-' formation respecting the situation of the armies on the morning of 'the 13th. • The fortress of Spandau has capitulated. This event astonishes all military men. His Majesty has ordered that General Bruny,The Cominauriant of Artillery, and (kunuandant, Engineer of the place, as well as - 011€ Ministers'of the Council of Defence, who may not have protested against it, to be arrested and tried betor,e-a. Marshal's' Commis sion, presided by the Vice-Constable. His Alitlesty has likewiie ordered that the capi tulation of Thorn should be the subject , of an in quiry. if the garrison of Spandau has surren dered without a siege, a strong fortress surrotind. ed by marshes, and .subscribed to a capitulation• which must be the subject of an inquiry and a judgment; the conduct observed by the garrison of Wittenberg has been very different. General LAPOYE has perfectly well conducted• himself, and supported the ‘ltimoitr of arms, in the defence of that important point, which is besides but an different fortress, having but one inclosure, half destroyed, and which could only owe its resist' , once to the courage, of its defenders. Baron De MOntarati; an Equerry to peror; on the Gth May, lost his - Way two days journey from Dresden. Re fell into the bands 'of a parole of light cavalry, consisting of 3t) tnen, anti was taken by the enemy. A new Courier, sent from Vienna by M. De Stackelberg to M. De Nessebode, at Dasd,m, has just been intercepted. What is remarkable is this, that the dispatches arc dated the Bth in the even ing ; and that, notwithstanding, they contain congratulations from M. De StaciAberg to, the Fana s eror Alexander, upon the brilliant victory he haslnst gained, and upon the retreat of the French beyond. the Saale ; the Grand Dtiehes* Catherine has received, at Toplitz, a letter ('rout her brother, the .I. 4 imperor Alexander, which T i l t: c : toi randd o s her Oneness o l f t tins sons taking the waters at Toplicit i, he learned ter, .l the iowevt" . l ti “ l 6411°"4"g I,le ) CttuLlcr halt Vl? e 'd to e s and that she herself cost in‘wct.a to l ag", • ridiculous 111 80hg.... llt~x• w' bale seen ill it the name o f a Sovereign conillrLils►ised,.withont any motive which policy aidd justify. rill this c:tß Only lie explait i l but as a Ittussiittl custom, resulting It't7tti the necessity there i 5 111 ktussi Ut imposing upon an ignorant populace, and the facility with which they can be made to believe every thin , ' 'I I , ht. Nigm °u nave wand it neeeStary to haVe