The Sun. — London, England, 1813-04-10 00:00:00

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Where ithtt•onag, by a Physician of cull.. ,ve 4 l 1 „ . 7— ' l, anti has been long recommended in thii rtutubetr of kespectableintlividit•Als,: who y. 41. tilt 1 4 '. IL • sal utaryinfincnce, ;iambi/whom 3 the v it Alyanley, ;Anil Lord Brydges Hod 4res t 1 1i , ' l ll4 nee th DrEl . e letomitcli removes the effects of nn kitk • '41,44 roit ? 4, gen, ral ? PaSTri, Wiqd, CiDut, end In iti , ( h Syst our, resists the wi; rl ' l hich to often terotinate in sudden t) 44, 0, condors, by Show and Edwards, 0, St. agi x &ration, price 4s. fd. and the larger tl Bottles, at 11.25. I , * . Nn‘ , .-4, 1 i .. - 111111 t) V2-I.] ~ . ..., 1, ALL PRIZE;', !—N() BLANKS ! ,Ythe (Ali a I MAY, in the STATE L )T- 1 ~..I:''''', (~ ' , 0 ,0c.0 Ticiwk; Niuulieied from N0.,1 to No. t‘, he Drawn in Four separate days. i d . S(. 11 E. Itl E . it'l'-'„i tic ''" • nf £.o 000.... ate . £(10,000 ..... • ....... 10,000 .... es ' 300 00 ,i,J• 8,000 •• .1 . • .......... 2,000 ,-' , l• ............ 1,000 '3,000 i , ,,i1• t .. ,1 , . ..... 4 - 4,000 8,000 ~, • ............ 800 1011,4 , ;,,, : ............ 200 _ 2,000 ~. ,:+l. l ' 4,) ~ . . . .......... 50 , 2,000 . 2,000 ." , r `' rn .. ......... .. 40 t 4 i 4 ‹Z•• .. .......... 20, !kc &.c. Bo,ooo' ` 4 ,1. tar --.— p,i,„ LAio,ooo l iiF • :4, ---, . de 1 .47, d1 awa 1 ,000 Blanks, Z•to. each. •• • • (Ct ' Ct)() Al` I,'l,4'l•irtiwit lane) Blanks, L.i 0 each.:... 10,000 "I. 4: thßil Half the 'rickets are sure to be PriTes. 1ik..t, 1 1 , + the Contractor, respecefulle advises au itum . e e - 'psi 'l l e, as froth the popularity of the Sche , r2e, and t he . It, * eolaud in 'lnwn and Country, the • I teketa and 1 II t . . . , ,i ts „,. Mainly rite in priet. . • 11 ,,..a. tq l ,: ti rlotts in the Country who ma) f i nd any (Weal in tect,?Pited 1 4,the Agents.- are requested to send th eir ••:., 144 Contracfm's Fortunate Others, ~.,_,. I T '- it, • _ ~ Ott . and SHARES for ` lbe present State u ll t tt ir t , 4 ttke. - 11 1 ', Icont.aluing More Vrizes than .Blanks, are on, 11,4 of on fag ' D, ItURNE, and Co. Stock-Brokers, 0 447 'N e u i.• ~ fi f , . ' •o• ,43,, d atlyat E xchange, , w' , i , • ! fr ig; t , witeat • . ' ./ 0 ' , ''tl,6 t ; ' tits lest Prize of L 20,000, and the only out .1". • ' l 4 ' er Ylwel sold in 'One Ilalf, One Eighth, and Six Six- ' ' Ttt Nl ''. . . . ~• 44t Lottery begins Drawing the fith of MAY. Tlia ' Scheme contains th 3 • ..... Prizes of ti , a ...... Prizes of 4 4k ! , 10 01 I ' l f 1 1 0 111,. C AP' rAL NAVY TIMBER. 40 ' SOLD; 31•89 OAKS; 857 . ASHES, • „ 14 4 0 1 , 4, , r ?, ‘' s ~_/4iliC,4l‘Vinehecinnlt'di:lo. A e_ BElir's' s_ i "an t t i l e i TLik ° 3 i ilt. t r lc tl ,I''. r0144''44,,1„, d r ministly li t t ic h s ) t r e t r lle lli ti e iivy T ; with . a large . pro- jo , la t of „ ettik Stocks, and some of very large dimensions; 0/ 'i lt ' fi e Ash is reaarkablv good. „ill: ,„ etrittpe,er part oft the Tinnier stands in a situa ti on to be tlt 1 1' 1 ;,.. t ,,,t'd vith cuorenience, and aithiti one or two miles of 1 ! . 0, . , -" ' n u it t it : t 4 , .; ree. whence a Turnpike Road leathoto oil 14144 t httY ,h , (;•arkied thence oti the Severn, &c. to any Tewkes- ite .4Z 4 vit7Z l4 • ftfi '' • i , ,1,11,1, y 1,0 _, 0 the Timber, apply to Mr. Writ. Ireland, 11/ igPlltle, tn u „,t'l', near Witichcombe ; and to ,teat for tot',,, • -,.' ' 144 .4- Webb, Wtlib, and Attwood, Salis - ,fo''t - 1 ' - 0 ltLti — " ---- ----L.:_.__:_•i ' . . hc l i:l3lK ri( ELIIOL ,t oof ~ tur,s , in the , : .D .rfsTATL's, Anvows , O , N . and , 4 , . 00 „ ... 41t , st Ruling of the County of Yolk. jd* , 1, .r, ' nil , SOLD BY AUCTION, iitt" ° ; 111,holitverrel,k *Alt. M. STANTON, loi st . ;-. k ,;1` 1 ,th e44 , 1 , (4 t.11111...1ne, i n t he Town of Beverley, on 'F r '!" i, ; "'Ova u'cl„4 11 0 end Saturday, the Ist of flay next, ' i . ,. i 'IRE, 111404,4 e, 4 day, i a Twenty-five Lot*. I' ) i t t %1,4 . t . i .,,'• 4;., illtll4 A DVONVSON of the Va - . if t• • ut,ttrltei --" l 'attg • • ENti in 1 , (4. i eJg c . ' ) tht Vri t4rat , t" • t RECTORY of LEv • ,??' 4, 4 , I , e) , , mugikith.ut about. Sixty-aloe 7e 4 "' , Jack 4 ,o\.• . " " 4 :W1,, 1 n ttllOU TITRE-Flt r ' ,l ; %L ou 1 , . l,,Ds ~ • ) and lb part , . ~. ~ i ;it D ui l't 1) Art e ','. i i , ) t,!"!ffilltta - 1 trout Land-1 al.). , ( •°!," . ..:;, L ' , o i ~ • t ~ tillugt oo .A t Li `• 44 - - I,t !•Itivvci-Dtt, rte:ir lieV, . i .., • ..%. • (0 ti orn . tei, t-,‘ k • •‘*ell3l),• t • ' --* .' 1/41', ni id Fi orusea. w 1 L il.' ' 4 ' •11*'t it — —. 0 0 ) 41 the Last Riding of the County .' l c 1 , I t 1.1 Ars ail 0. it' . LitlYitig t n 1 Ile printed in a t•se days, end nisy be had tif(./., ' , .ters, a t ,' ••31,1r5. Graham) Kinderity and Domville, Il e,: stel,stiii L t • n its - lnn, L on a n ; m e sr % Handley and . ...4 ,r, hia i i , c...., SleaLitt f • ') 1 ' • • - ' 1 ,Pi 4. Hunt, Soli- -0 ge• /4 1 ,, t t•tine 4 , ( l , Ile , ~ . aueonisture i .a.r. ‘11•.• k ilid su ry "Al Messrs. Black , cud chapaaii, , • ~ i . •ktt , ,.,,i , E.,.. ors, ey. Middle Temple 11011, London ; John ~,041 Land ~,..i:' . 1- 1 ,D ritgo n l ii l / ev,,r_le , t; the George Inn, Searlioro t u c g i h n t . i„y.' t4l i l l ' i ll 'dint at . s) l " lst "nn . fliftu" ' '4 !'' Cheit 4 Pli e r. II l i i b t, ,, . ti e lt.., eri ; tut , the Auctsoneer, littchtn, Cr . I ,iii tr... 11, Th e ~_„ Anus Inn, afore Said. ,A iiM, w i ll I:: :, ) wsbn, wi th the Nloleioroft and Dtinnitigton ; ' t0k,i 44 4 t 5,... , id the first day ; and the Mustn't, Filey and i.' *Oki... "'"'S, With the Tithes of Hurt:sea-Burton the sa• ~,,........_ i . Attit 1( , '---- . „.....••••............r..... / 11 , '. • k,,,,„)iT's improved Phitent KITCHEN r ,f. *41.. 4 .7,04, .z ta r .l. ?rhiell NOM roast, bake, boil; steam, 1,0,414 a ", r it ire, with u continual supply of ten gallons stew, 111:,alle k i ,„"e . the consuni tion of the fuel about one-thir , 8 ;ial t . 44 tt'ti i t t , ll `. l dY t " Qt•rtato cur e ter smoky chinsoies; and Oft! ' - 4, 4 tell ttls fi t i t r e t. * never having failed in a siugliinstatice. icjit i t4 4 ,Vtiti, , wi ,,, Ile with ranges embracing all the late im- re , ~ ~e ,i 1 steato boilers ovens p . hot closets, and 01 1 , 1,..,,ii4.i• All kiwi s of Stoves for drawing-ropms, par- oi'i• 11Z, , ktor t , ,„...I t ,' et i &C. 11 U tie ItliC Men 'l'raps, to secure i ts .: t-Itietwii,4t47le7oi•lui,t ilti l l a ikr ta at t : ii i v : ra. '. Spring jk Guu n s a n t f l d o i n f: 1 13 '', 4.,• i lthts tuil't,l'tt"-'iel,, eo.,ttuct ed s ( r t a l i ng lp " ;eq u tre neither 0 ,44611,,tiutypellies, the works being inclosed, are protected ' ' ill:6 l4l dt fi " 11 irresularity • front its estreme situplicity !1'• 4. , lea, ‘4 I tt *. '• . out of order, and calculated fur every r e ~tebt , • e t. t; i l; ~,..,;,'"I I lee ' t s l i t r lt cr 'll use sially at tiro Pantentee'S Manufactory, No. 20 .1 i.,,,...„t2...,/,:sTilL:__ ..:._ . te . OtAl i i , r; Ivo* ? 4.. '' l4 PATENT DO-NIE: - ,1 IC oVENS, 0,, i , i . it 14,,,, TiFor i : . ,11 t lit /ice . ties, whlch unite,. in the highest degree, i , 1 ,i 4 ta ct .41114, /ma oc-qua lit y rie he I t. well-1,1114f' salt i• 'll 0 • • lei ' ' ' ,sit''.'' 1 it , .......„„ y,r 11...(1 % • en,s, ' 40'4 . ~ . afy ~ t k. , ~,- , 7, / t'attithetti wind' are amt.:it-11 to Kit•e"" • ,-,. et 1 4 . ';', ll g to the Phial • occasion a consttler.•thle less of , . : ,•,•• • :,, • ‘ tt i 4.1 4 .,, , 5 i1 1 .k. ' •toti (tioilutttßlHX of heitt. ll'elite viii i t e i '' ,/lEt'iit diiadvantagra bas been the. study of end wi v t t: l ,afelit Domestic Ovens, which aro without l l et tt it 141,1itttit?ilte,10 nf:ditainishitig, increase the heat, ittll,llll:,et_s to Pa:pill:a o i f i 't fi r-t . respectabilitY will In • • 4 t i„,llfactlZ ( l ute' Ovens may' he'svel ' i in use, said aisa at 11.1% 1! It '', 11, 4 ,' ‘4"114f-conrti strand near Bedford-street ; ant it 11 4 ' P40..1:011, lrotintuttger, ilr ' ututt-street, Bond-street; k t t,1 . 0 44, s4_ll. oltratinger;' Swallow-street, Oxfiira•- road Mr. tik it iuwid, i ''','"nuagelr, Oretnwicn • Mr: Bell, Ironttionger, ,/, - r i ,i ki l l ;,,Itt-sti-t.t.:'llll/.• Schooling and ' Litwrence, Iroititetogers r• „ L N,II , I.l,,,,‘,,t,w,britechtipel • ; 114 r. I larding, Smith, Kingston, I, lf '' 7-t ::--' lit e s(!.,64)initnger, Leatherhead, Sorrey. • id' 9,1 41,, f F . 110'1, 11 : 3 etY tur the Encouragement of Arts hat It L. ' fi. %hist Li te honour of voting hint a handsome Pre. T, 4ll allow nveution. , . . '°l: 1 / 1 • 0 -- .„,; - ---...„__ , 4'l " 4144 1 t. ti) the Trade for Item& Money. ~ r ' ' i - 6 4 q(!l)t --....--......- SAT U "ATUI 10, 1813. ME LADIES` UNIVERSAL DISPENSARY, • , For Dalivering• POOR LYING-IN WonEN at their own Habitations, - free of Expence, and fbr supplying the Fe male Poor iq General, with . Medicines, lledical Ath ice, and PecuniAry Assistance in cases of extreme PistresA and long protracted illness, Grange-court, - Carey'-street, , Under the Patronage of Several.of the Nobility and Gentry. Supported by Voluntary Contributions. - - - SUBSCRIPTIONS are received at the follow— ing Thsnkers, viz. Messrs. toutts and Co. Strand! Messrs. Drummond and Co. Charing-crass; Messrs. WiightS, Selby, and - Co. fleurietta-strect, Covent-garden ; .also by Mrs. Mestaer, New . Broad-strect, City of London ; at the Dispen sary; and by Thomas Mackiernan, Esq. 55, BLckf?iars-road, Trasurer. Recent Subscriptions—The Founder and Friends of this CHARITY return Thanks to 'the Right Hon. the Dowager - Countess of Waldegrave, the Right Iton. Countess of Clan .ricarde, Lady Marten, Mrs. Stride, &c. for their Annual Sub scriptions and Patronage ; also to the powager Lady Wilson, for Ten Gulticus; and to Mrs. Mestaer as above, for Twenty Guineas, and an Annual Subscription Two Guineas. The Dispnnsary is open , for the reception fsrlhp Female Poor, with lettefs, hints eight to ten o'cloek in the usurning, 'GratuitotrsAdvice is also giVen etralt Prolate 'Complaints, as well as to pieguant and lying-in Ladies, front ten to twelve, in, the forenoon; and from seven to nine in the evening, daily, at z 9, Carey street, adjoining the Dispensery. Upwards of 5000 Females - Patients have been cured of their various and complicated 'Complaints, since the Eg t . blishment of this Institution, many of whom had for years laboured under dropsy, jaundice, cancerous, nervous, - SCTO* plinking liter, and other coronic diseases. N.B. 'That scourge to (.7hildren. the Houping-cough, cored in a few days, by an infallible simple lately diScovered. Note—One Guinea annually, consitutcs it Governor. OFFICE OF OftI)NeINCE, • Ala,ch 30, 1813. TIE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of las MA: 14 - 51'Y'S ORDIVANeE do hereby glee Notice, That Proposes will be-rectivrd at the i on 6r Ltfore I4e 10.tkday qt . rlgril next, from such Pers.f.na e s ma y &a, 10 unti , rtake - Vie supply of yin LEAD far seritce of this .I.)epartment, l'rfra period of One Year ; from . 114 3th of May next: a sperira-:1 of the to' be suppliedy may be „viewed upon aVlication at Mr La boratory irt-IP"o6.lwich.. stud further parti . eulttrs, together tvith the Terms and Condition,' o f the Contract, may he ottained at . the Sfl.ve tary'x office, aforesaid, any. Day battier* the Hours of Teu and Four o'clocii, where. the Propotala must. 14..ile1ittered, sealed up and indorsed, 4, Pr0p9144 fur Pig . Lad d ittasio Proposal can he admitted a/to:eV:0 avid lialt day etripri7, at Twelve o'clock . at Noon of the Jame tteinter kill stay, Tender 6e noticed, unless Me Ptirs.sl maitinf it, or an sited on his &hay, shall attend. Ry Order of the Board, R..FI Secretary. • BRITISH PAINT MANUFACTORY, 4t, London Wall, up polite Bethlent, • ' Impenetrable Paints for Park Paling, Weather tcoarding, and • Outside Work of every description. Invisible Green, per cwt. . 565. I Stone Colour, per cwt. :Xs. Dark Olive Green. , -70 s. I Lead or Slate Colour SGs. Bright Olive Green -.•-. I 'is. White Paint . . n. Black Paint - - - - '1561. Light Mae ' .-11. SOi. ' Yellow Paint - - - - 565. Red:Paint - - -40 s. Chocolate -- . • '509. . . tiec. Sac. Sic. Prepared Oil to thin -t he above-for use 6A. per Gallon. Linseed Oil, per gallon ss. 6d. LliestWhitellasad,pr.cwt ,sBl . Turpentine.- - 7 . 16s. od. I Second ditto -' - ' 625, UPTON . ind Co. Oilmen and Colour-inannike . . torero, London' Wall, and Kennett Wharf, niost rte'-, ' ;pect fully offer th eir thanks to the `nobility, Gentry, atui the Public for the patronage with which they ItaVe jar many years been honoured ; andas,advertil•cruents have 'lately appeared, - offering Paints prepared frottaish Oil, muter the title " lat penetrable,'-' they feel it proper to-state, that the•Pdints sold by them are grouml in LinVeerl. Oil, are Vei y beautifal iu ap 7 pearaitce, eittLpossess the greatest.,jdntability , a4ll are not in any manner whatever prepared from f i lch Oil. or C,0.,1 T:ir ;-- a circumstance sntlicient. to diAitirdsli them fconi mil , .4liefs, and particulailyfroni those in oques . tioo, They also !le i ; 1,0. i -ti to subjoin. the Prices of their t f ani;) Oils, which arc very fine of their several kinds ; the Spernt Oil is :P , :n - r:lntad ganiiioc, qntl, cannot:lie fitccedol in fineness of qualiq o any price.. - • perf;all. . • •. • per Gall, Genuine Spent Oil .' 8 6 Pale Se.il .Oil.' . . , 4 ii I I Gooti,burnt, , ,; Oil . . 7 • 0 .S4jutliern Wi,lic Oil ' . . 4 6, Chatuher Oil . . . IS ' 6 Coalition ditto .• . . nlO N. B. Merchants, ship-owners, captains, and the trade. in getiel - ats•lnftv be supplied with Oils and Colours, for every kind of 'Worli . .at the wholesale plices. ANTL-A,TrItITION. . . T GENTLEMr,N, ENGINUE'ag, THAvEr.ixt.s, mitsTtats, cooActimAsTEtts, biIILLERS , &c. THE FATENT COMPOSITION, which pre. ventis the EFFECT'S of FRICTION in STIUM and other ENGINE'S', hi MILLS, ACIUNERY, 'and 'CAR.. RIAGSS, of every description, and which does away the Use of all complex and expensive Mech.aisio in Wheels, &c. &c. may be purchased in boxes, price 2s. 64.; 6d.; tas. 6d.; One Guinea, and Two Guinthis each. One Pound weight of this Composition (price Half-a-Gui nea) will do the work of Fifty Pounds weight of Tallow, when, it is propitly applied to a Steam-Eugine; and Four-Whwele4 Carriages will ran MO miles with less than One Shilling's worth; --Heavy Stage-Waggons will also, for about the same expense, go SOO miles. In this proportion the Composition may he used to prevent. the effects of Friction in all binds of M4clihiery, and it will be found•to answer perfectly. Sold, wholesale and retail, for the Patentees, at No. 119, Strand, 'near Somerset-house; anti also at Mr. Pulsforti's, Mali Coach-Office, Gloucester Hotel. -Piccadilly; at Mr. Moore's, Coach and Waggon Office, Green Man and Stitt. Oxford-street; at Messrs. Stevens, Wetid, and Williatus', Ironowogers, , No.. 253, Oxford-street near the top;; at Mr. Hunter's, Cus.cli-Maker, Upper .Ber keley -street, Portman square ; at Alt. t" , v era's, Caach-Oftice,, George lim a 80. rough ; at No. 40, Caariag-Cris;, ~ear the Admiralty, Lon don; and Lit thc inn, on ..he Auti-Attrition Line of Posting, in of the T...e..its in the !.....-tgdoi. N. B. Dart .-. Jas will be found npois each Bog, which are signed" Win. Beiiasny." • rig R. SPILS RIMY , from his sm*ess in .I.3TJL Scrophssions Cust , , I.,iy be .-1,11.-wited any • ISlorn;ng hottheen the hoors'of Eleven said liter, at' his I.lispeusary, Na.. 14, Sais,s;square, . e a t l eati 6n r ; to consult, Lan at their, own Houses, nn' rti,va 4 . 3 .3 at ;tie Joints, seor'. nod f..:llitive CosupPints, prev-ioas to sa:tlting Use of PATENI' PESCOR btVL'IC DROPS, nave a decided Opiiiiin) (13 to thy probojoility , of . 'rriu.s of Attend:pace may be known at the DiseenSMlS Nti. 15, Soho-square: As there ara,nusnerous counterfeits, plensi to ask for Spits - hail's Patent i'L..litsseorbatie Ilrops, with the King's dray printed its black ink, its bottles of ss. Gd. double Ovules 10s. and larger 11. , 2s. duty isseitidt.d. Conipound Lssenee t Dispensary, 15, Sohn-,ltitutre, London. value of Dr. FRE3WAN's GVTTA L sit Lir Vo.it V; has peen so , ed, inar kr thing of the pre,efit day can i).:4( ...omperition w ,tll it, in .all the different stawfs of a certain IYlsease, Which it eti;teidally - cares, and cradic7:tes from 'the lient, oat exciting teelio,o end exposure that the in any degree, nr eyed requiting COlolo6l , ent from busi ness, or iesirittinn nf diet. The radieal virtues of these inestimable Drops have proved their cilini• to p t inile batitin, for more than ti n ily. Years. In all the (tebiiity ut rb:th Sexes they prove a nevcr-failing itestorinive,witether the debility is prothited by too tree tile of Ntercory, by illicit pleasures, or the eltetts of a warm climate. To l'ralellers, and those 'going abroad, they cannot be teeornmendeo too Strongly, As they snecdy, anti complete Cure, in all old stubbsro Gleetii, and every Weakness that attetts. the. Madder anti ,Otgans of Urine. ily its efficacy many Women have bec.ohn; Mot hers, who for many years had. been deprived of that liapriness. Sold, wholesale and M retail, at t. B o.utlers, N Cheap. side, corner of Paternoater.row Sharp,'and Porta.: mouth; ones, Weaton,n,llnutt:Nallory, and t't'rtaea ; hall and Johnston, Gosport; Coleman and lacos, Sherriuiss Peck, Ross and Turner, Hull ;..Hohland and Cook worthy, Granville, Nettleton,.and Gilt cit, Plymouth; Knott and Lloyd, and Swinney and. Co. liirmingipro; lliliin%n, Prd., wards and Penny, and I,..ahhary, Liverpeof iitaines and Lynch, Mam .hcster;'Permian, Exeter ; Smith, Mantle. ton, R ea burn, Scott, and Iltiliter.sEdinburgh ; 8.1% ter and l‘rlaccl Glasgow ;. liulgen and Barry, Bristol ; Steven son and Co. Norwich ; Swi.lfen, Leicester Minn and S , :t. ton Nottingham ; and retail by nand C;onntry Medicine Ver,drol, in li4XeS at as. gtl. and fis. r. och. EYCIAEQUEIi , BILL OFFICE, - ' April 10, 1813. Alt EXciirAILTER BILLS dated in tilt, Months of Mardi and April, Vile, • . TO BE PAID OFF. THE . LORDS. CO . AL\II,SitIft.NERS of Ins mAjrzvers TREASURY bavlbg given directions fur paying ()flaw Principal of the ahatemitptionid EXCHE QUER BILLS with the interest slue thereon, at the Ex chequer Bill Odice in the receipt of Exchequer, New Palace- • yard, Westminster, on Saturday, the 49th day of May, Itilo. Attendance will be given wily (Sundays and Holidays excepted) until, anti 'mantling Tuesday, the 4th May, from ten .o'clock in the Morning, ,till one - in the af ternoon, f9r. the purpose of receiving the same, and, for. the greater inSpatch, the betirers of the said Bills arc desired to place like Ellis, in Lists (which arc to be obtained at thi s ' °dice; glaisingthem in the Order, of their respective dates, lamb aii.4retlOr the same Amount being Names icalty arrant, ed, : andspecifyjug.l e principal sums and interest due theretm computed fruit, but eicluding the days on which they are re-, spectively dato,l, to the said ath day of May inclusive, when the iaavrest will cease; and...tbe tfaid bearers (being' halite' s. ; ur nat,; I are indispensably required to :indorse each ..Bill with their usual trignatures ; and to write their patties and residence at the bottom of each separate 114; and they arc, uwreover required to attend the Exchecider Bill Mica twr payineht, and to receive the. new Bills anti give the receipts lur the sante. If any of the holder*. of the a.foreiaid Bills should be er stilios a receiving payment. of the principal and, interest, previous to the said sth day of htay ) they may be accoaa m„ealed on computinFthe interest'.to the day on they wish 'lie paid, arid 14eari its filo' iaid Itiils ifor examinofiou one day prior thereto. Such persons as may be desirous of having new rxehequer •11ills in whole or in part of payment of principal, upon marking' new Bills, and mentioning the amountot the bottom of their lists, delivered on or betureTuesday, ttie 4th May, xuay be accommodated with new Bills, 'tarrying an Interest of three `pence half-penny by the day, on every one hunilreti pounds, which said pew pins w ill bear date the said toll day of May, and will be delivered together with the Intel - est i ue in re peet.Of the Etila su desired to he Exchanoed, londay, the loth day of Mnyould the following days. N. 11. MI Exchequer bills dated prior to Mulish, tlll2, have been advertised to be paid off, and , the itsterest thereon has ceased, In the Press, and speedily will be published, in Two Vo lumes, gro. • . - TtgEMOIRS of JOHN fIORNE TOOKE, .Esq. int - aspersed with Original Documents. By ALEXANDER STEPITENtS Of the Hou. Society of the Middle Temple, Eq. Printing , for J. Johnson awl Co. St. Punl's,churcli-yard. This Day was publiihed, In Oct' o,; pr►ce iu hoards, APOPULAR SURVILY of the REFOR MATION, and FUNDAMENTAL Docriumis of the CHURCH of ENGLAND.. 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WASIfiNGTON, MARCH 4 —At tutee.* O'Clticr: this day; 7Jaines Atidison, the President Of th 4 United States den, haVitig attended :,1t the tapi . - till, for the pnrpnse of taking the Oath OC Uttioip c delivered to a vast concotirse of people assembled on the oixasiort, the following speech " About to sold the eciterouity of ae t.tath to the obiigations'imposed by a second call to the tiou in which my 'country baS here before Me, Hind in the presence of this respertAle senthly, an opportunity of publicly repealing my nrofiouf sense of. so'distitigelshed confidence e, and of the responsibility united with it. The ittii pfessionS tin me are eirengtheneit by such an , deuce, that my fLithful ehdtavours tit discle:Arte. Jny arduous dm* .have been favourAbly estiMaye ; and hy ti etinaideratron on 'the utotueoteith period at Iviiich the' ql.ISt ha's hecti renewed . : Prbih tiu weight vant magi itude now Work-ging to canned he r.:; - ipelled to shr,irik, if 1' had leo liance oe the support of an ertlightened and gene-'' taus people, end &C( Jess deeply a COaViethilf, that the WA!' with it poixerfied .evh itirme so protainent efeatufe in put situation, is stuthp 7 ea with tletf justice whtch fnei'tci . the `6tliiib3" of lleave..t. on the means of conducting it to a sue , ceesiMl termination: ‘!..May. we not cherish. this sentiment, without presumption, when we reflea on the characters by Which tiis %ear is dist ingeishe.d ? " It was not declared on the part of the Unit ed States until it had been long made ern them in reality, :though not in name—until aegtottents and expostotations bad been exhave.ted---until: is positive declaration had . .been _received that the wrongs provoking it would not Ise discontitined nor until this appeal could no longer be delayed, without breaking down the. spirit of the nation, destroying rill confidence in itself and in its institutions ; and either perpetuating a state of disgraceful suffering, or reg aining, by more, costly sacrifices, and More severe streggles, our lbst rank and respect among independent powers, " On the issue of the war are staked our donut sovereignty.oir the high seas, end security Of an important . class 4 citizeus, whose occupao! Lions give the propel- value to thoic of every other, class. Not to contend for such a stake, is to sur. • render our equality with- otherPowert On tile. element common to all, and to Violate the secret! . title which' every member of thelociete has to its prat action. " freed not eAll into view the'unlawfaittees the practice, by which our mariners nee forted, n the will of every cruising officer, from their OvAV vessels into fordign ones, ftor paint the eititregeli inseparable front it. The proofs .are in the records of each su.teessive ttludnistrationtt our Ootertr., ment--anti'theernel StriTeringv'of that portion of the American people !hive foetid their i.vity to every bosom not dead to the . sympathies Of hitauitt - nature. * A.mr the in its origib, and tteecor racy and noble-in its objceti, we can reflect with tr prund' satisfaction, that in carrying it on, nO principle of justice, or honour, tio' tignV. of civilised nations, -no 'precept of courtesy or humanity has been infringed. The. war hilt heeil waged on Our part, svithserupulnuteregardt6. - I all these obligations, and in it spirit of liberralitr which was never surpassed'. " flow little has been the effect of 014 eitoyeft: pie on the conduct of the . enemy. They bare mi.:. tattied as prisoners of win citizens - of the United ' Statia,. not liable to be so cousidetell under the usages of war. , • " Tbeyhave refused to:consider as prisoners war, and threatened to punish as traitors and sorters persons emigrtetirig trithOut re%tniint to the United States ; ineOrpOrared by neutralisation' Mto our political family, and fighting under the authority of their adopted country, in open and honourable war, for the mainteneuee of it, rights and safety. Stich is the avowed porposa of, a Governoteut,, which, in the practice of nmirelis. by thousands, citizens of other countries, and, not only of permitting but compelling thens to fight its battles against their native country. " They have not, it is true, taken into their own hinds the hatchet and the knife, devotvd indiscriminate -massacre ; hut, they have let...loose the savages armed with these clue' itt4trumants, have allured them into their service, and carried their) to battle, by their sides, etti.per to glut their : savage thirst with the blood of the vanquished, and to finish the work of totture.and death on maimed altd defenceless captives. And, what was never before seen, British Ciu4atiders haVe extotted victory over time unconquerable valour of our troops, by presenting to the sympathy of. their Chief awaiting mussacre from their savage associates. ti3 4 e lti o n d o e l s v t ( t ) - t e . i fod l i t3l)ot t i l:e dh tl i ; e , . y ) f ar c t t it rt y le eol t&rnpt of t, ; , r s, the place of a conquering , force, by Attempt.; , , to tlisotg4itive our, pokiticat. social y, to (i,:titot tub** out •confederated rtepubiie. Happily, Live thoie• will recoil O the authors hict they Ittio'h the LtegeneratA councils from which they and if not belong to 'a itt-tles of ticu , ainpled inconsistencies, tutshr excite the grevuer wonder, its priaCeeding frt)111 a GOVerlirtiVit h founded the . very %vitt in witite'll it has be r% Iv , 11) it; ettp•ged, tm. 3 char,,;c Jgaileit the clislirg l in,‘ To, re nder the justice of the war on our j a r.t.: ante ii policy of its adversary , . t lg: l ll,r i t: e ztotns , esi t t.e n e t ,i : tt r i c a:tit:i. c ei:) o sn o ssi‘ ,: v} : - : c li i ,ro c at i : i v o eiv t ( k in s ys. tr tc h l:t e el L . Le, t e ; t e ir l : k i t 4e c ,s t ut a t n c o e fi c o : : disposition . to ar tu t l e ‘ st 'st i r t ° s " p g i 'r o .i . t . butt 1 1 ::::e pre th ci e se en ai e ldi t c yll i v te ., `t st s vo l w i t i l li d ) i v e i i z )e 7 v I rpe o: us;t t e t d ; it i rc e tc : i ; tastable tevins u