The Sun. — London, England, 1813-09-27 00:00:00

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ITHE.PRTINICIPAL OFFIC'ERS and COMMIS - 7 jj SIONERS of WS .11;e1JESTY's NAVY do, hereby itr Notice, That on Thursday, the 7th of October ne.,t, at Oneo'Cloek, they will be ready to treat .with such Persons as Way be willing to Contract for supplying his Majesty's several Doch-Yards, or 'any ,one or` wore of them, with SPAILS of the growth of Sweden. • q'.(olol‘l.titillo rfA L. .A. 4 I ASTLEY! COOPER ail d Mr. FrF,NRY CLINE will b(*ia , tlieir COTTRSE ANATONTICAL And'SURGICAL, LEC;TURES, on FRIDAY, the Ist of 00- tuber, at Tw•o o'Clock. fitouhl the fort make a dettratined rcistaaeo til th,e,:reintoceentertts are pushed forwaid, we an ticipate a glorio,:s rrsuk. KING HENRY THE FOURTH. •,• King Henry, Mr. ‘Vrunghtnit ; Sir John Falstaff, Mr.. 4td the.nKeinble illt h s first appearance at thi s Theatre.) ;. ladyPetcy, Mrs. Illercton; Mrs. Quickly, Mrs. Sparks, To whicliwill he added the Fame of -HPNEST Till EVES. • Nv ir a a- morrow 'The Way to, Keep Win ; With . LodOiska..--Ou t„„ -n '_, 143 Y,,Lion e l and Clarissa ; with The Iris4inan in Lon hm.Operatic Dram speedily. Tree Acts; wlt4 has been gl4 P r eparation, will be produc*C., : • '• Sand/As, 1 0 dIffijii 1915, 10 (Ni otlc P. • " Oliver, thin ntnntent trive , l frina Vort ikleign, with a verbal message ,. from Gulick .. .Al Cl.ty, to moor Gen► fiarrison, intonning him that the British and Indians hthl ati tin hesiegcd that ptae ,,, 7 they were diseuvereil 419 the' oiiiiiishe side 4. , f he river yeiterday 214 inst. offer • reveilee ;• the tudiani . hatl crossed over in tile 111. avid 3"el ceeded in killing and severi.of the picket-guar,:; the , force Linclefl trim the pm-hunts and in,view if,' toe fort was esti,nati-il at fifteen. Itupdre , i e those that had taken'theitiinsitinn in tit- ffiglit 'Early oiebt enemy tut k possessiiin of : - he p , ant on tois side of the river 400 yard. below the fort, svfece they were creCtillg !Pit terleq;, fur lonttet ley trued ye iterday mutoing, , and tee beard. several gam this evemng; ten or twelve boats, font of them rigged, were in view of th e h ur t wh en M r. Ol iver left.that.— I left General itierisoa this, inf,f,fifig at 'Lower ttidinlitskY7---he' has •600 regulars and 100 . 4nilitlit with hint, and .001, paol is within miles of head-qttaro:rs With 500 replan:, and there are lUI) , Of the s?ath reginu•nt. ; If infantry at Port Ball. • " I am Sir, willi - . , ;rear ..osifect, u:iedielit humble Serrivit, J. C. 1 - 1,-,IRTLET, Qr. Mr. (;en. THEATII.E OF ANAIV.).MY, (MEAT WINDMILL- STRE . ET. •• • t I%IR. WILSON and Mr. DELL COll- MENCE th i eir WINTER COYASE of LECVIIES on ANATOMY, PHYSIOLOGY, p.vrttoLouY, GERY,,4IO FRIDAY, Octoh..!. the First, at Two o'Clock.— The same e::tewive upportum.ies wtlt be mfortled to the Stu-, fletits - of Anatomy as formerly, and tile. several Courset of Lectures delivered- in this School in furfiser SrOti 3 OIS will lie continued. .t. :/ J7istriGrrtiura of Me Spices and a Tann of the Tender may be seen at thi.v Wee. No Tender will be received (Orr (Inc on the day of 'Treaty' ; nor any noticed, unless the Party or an dent for hint,'attends. Every Tender 'mat Lc accompanied by a Litter addrivred ?o the Navy 'Board, and signed by two responsib& Persons, engaging to become bound with the Penton tetnlerkg, in Me ,s• .' c ice dae , erformonee of the Conlrea• TtiliATtui NoYAL, ,COVENT-OARDAN. be PfttsENT EVENING, Sept. 27, will Wed th e May of THE STRANGER.. Tie Stranq.er, Mr. Young ; Mrs. I lail t T, Mrs. MiGibbott. 44 " whid a _ew 11 Grand Ms. d..sinatic Romances called ALADDIN ; • ar, THE woso.ts,FuL . latml!. • tEa Gre,it......oArtax'C.exet ; w;sis At Home; and Tom s Theinili On Wednesday The Lord of the :\lanor; m . 411 Thurssia'y, Artaxerxes. it ss. "C (frau, the Th ea t re Royal, Dublin) is engaged Theatre, and will snake his first appearance in X4tirr .MOildiSy lieXt, i n th e Ch arac t er o f 'Al e xander the Gn at —. Particalart; may he learninl at Mr. Wihog's, Greta ruin-stTrrt; trr gt Mr. Bell' ,tiolio-square. • NIEDICAT, SCHOOL OF GET 'S . 110 SP. VAL rrHE WINTER. CQURSE' taiCTURES 1. Will roannence 'the beginning of O(;:r )le.it, Vi?. of MEDIQINL, by Or. 11:1.111N6fON and Dr. CCIIRV. . It r. Af•-ti 11., Sept. 1 - 4, 1413. T H COALVISSIONERSIoi• VICTUALLING • lE4' If4JES7'I"S N..-IVY do hereby give Notice, nal on Tuesday, the 28th of instant, they will be reat(t, to receive Tenders in writing (waled up), and treat fir the supply if what RUM may he demanded for 11w use of Ills Majesty's Troops at the Island of St. Gioia., St.'notant, and St. John, for Tscelee ..Vonths certain, front the 13571. Novem ber nr,rt, and_ furthei• until Six Months warning shall be given fur the tertni?mtion of the contract ; to be paid for bq Bills, payable q..ith Interest, Ninety Days Vier date., Trtr Cond:tious of the Contract.may be seen at the Seen.. tary's ()dice. _ _ _ MAW:TRY, by 1)r. 13,1.131NGT0N, Dr. Ni.ilteET, mei Mr. • EXPERIMENTAL PIIILOSOPPY;• by )Ir. ALLEN. TIIEOP.Y•ur mgDo,INF„- mATOLIA NIEDICA, by Dr . .l.l.7RiVe and Dr. CHOIAIELY, 111.DWIFEitir aoti DISEASES of 'WOMEN and CHIL DREN, by lb. PHYSIOLOGY, or LAWS of the ANIMAL (ECONOMY, by Dr. HAIGIITON. " Brig. Gm. Lewis Cass." ' BRITISH EX,PEI)ITIC.NZ TU PLATTSBUItaff. Extract of a letter from a re , peetable citizim at Illtrliw,,;(lny to his &mull in thii:own, d.►led " the course of the day We learnt that the enemy were near Plattsburgh, and would proha bly ur ilse their first - attack tbere. Yeterclav tlioy lauded their troops 'ait that olare, and to pos session. of it witlinht opposition, there being Rit force VI oppose theio, except the mllrti i of I, he town and who very p;:operly ITtreated, as the enemy advanced, having only about 40tY trittt to, withstand the attack of 1300. .. r'~ NINE. O'CLOCK TO-MORROW MOANING. RICH WHEEL. r v() PRIZES , l ot £20,000, &c. &C. & C . bc"..:"°llßOW,2Sti., the LOtrEltY will finish rect“ the first 'ticket drawn a Prize above 201. will n, 20,4001. • lielidts the 20,000 L Prizes, the .Wheel contains •.. ..... srltucrugE and DISEASES of the TEETEI, .by Mr. FOX. N. B.. These sercral Lectures, with those on Anatomy, nod on the Principles and Practice of Surgery, given at the Thea tre.of St. Thomas's Hopitat adjoining, are so art.oged, that no two of them interfere in ttie horn sof attendance ; and the whole is caleuttted to form tt Complete Course of Medical and ghicurgical Instruction. Terms . and ocher •Particnlars may be learnt froth Mr. Stocker, Apothecary to Guy's Hospital. s' , :11 ' COUNTY' Ft ILE-Or ICE, sourumlPTON-STRgET, STRAND. ;r , -- TItLiSILEv. Ms Grace the Doke of Rutlane, K.G. The Most Noole the I:iripis of ll'ickinghatn, K.G. The 'Mott. Not)le the Marquis of Northampton. The ltiktit 1:160. the Hari of qiieliinz4litinAtire_. ite ltight lion. the Earl of Upper Ossory'. ,,,.. - •.. William Prited, Esq. M.P. §crope Bernard Morlami, Esq. M.P. Managi ng 4 \Ad S:,, ity Directo rs. Directoe—.l. T. a, riylitil i.a PA P.. , q. F•A'S' ~ v 4ich t erm i nate 11) UCEIPTS for . the Ren evra 1 of l i aLiC I E 4 . 3 . at Michaelmas', are now in e°urse tient ory. ei-sons wit„ are insured with this Association be come Members. 8:10 profits as arise are • divided equally amore the' illembers, according to thcir respective Contribu tions, and Without the ri4i vital taus Leen providet. to nx...t , An.; el f Si i.; 1 " ;1 ' '4l'. Y excess ccu °f "WS, as an aniPle raril'ul t . a.- . .. who are .. Agents are appointed in all the principal To‘rni.; ~ an m i. Likewise, Agents to the prinideirt Life °ince, founue" oidar principles. • ...-- .fi %~ . rr. ~t~ (! o• .. - I-lORE ASSURANCE COMPANY, rell-ati g e, Eu'l nbu t r a g -d l at ti c t - t H d i l l Y l l...st L n 'j tU rtd re u i ll aild-street,Duhlin. FIRE-OF PICE.--CAPITAL ONE MILLION. tip re by A.B,I3.IIItANCF,. avainst Loss or Dn. -$.-. .. i . , ti int.( r...t d ' '' •D'leritionPruperltt_ii ., T. I e It,. e upon every L •. 3 0 the AS Ae ,,, 1 ,1 4 , te ,1 Kingdom; tilln Terms at benefittat tg i - ' " I "J'e of an otccr Office. the tmost 4.40-,ses ore ;1:v o , 3 1, T ,',,i d b y thi s c om pany with u 21)1\'141:1,°.f1.17414.ainHtf:prr-Ortipfitucks, , Renewa l o f ‘, , e is heiu•lteeiv ; -that nee-opts fort!i' . art6i t k. b i : l 4 '‘,. .. ) ; ;:•• • -i) . 4) ,4 4 e - at e .l 4 lichaelaos, s '.. i re: f7 v i l y a r i ca t t i l l y r i:) t r e l s ); e l c iv t ea 4,l4:ems of tlee Tvattiunt.d - () i lices, , .• l d the United kio,;tloiii. 140iities. ( '' ("1)4"Y thrc ' t/gl ' a ' At ut the above Period, 000014 il . ).t AUllrance, which expire . liskolue.,',4.aews'd within Fifteen Da)t thereafter, *r they ,t4Attlstsaro.ia4lrceEt ti)titrQre' t9titt."--poCi-'lALi`i:e‘ut‘n:?NalEl SN'ilri‘i'llit'-ijn\'(l7ll-:1'):1--lthAenn: titt.' .4l4( ' d 'Pia purchased.—Endowment! UI 1) . ' i lililv t',41'',4"01? of thisoliice. !tare undertaken all 11 \ lr o n n - Sterh; )„...4:;'' l'oe .s+l te for ear.tnto.., of thic . its s ill,4' ," - fi l{ 4l) itl arde l Szeeitrity fa' an tti-ir i:•ll.:'•::•eli..`s,fter a 131.41er ilt: i li l4 :l ;tr isifig, qui, oi this Boneli (q . Ilasin o en ian,.4.e. /arm, are ,Folclion fur CitaranttL: and li . xi I -)"e'' in don to the Borne' te,„7ll.l:ided amongst tli . 1 , :f; tret., 111 PI:.11' linntwo„, 4 ' 4 ! th e ''''''Vely alsnred i upon wI, i.. ; , 1 1 1 lA . 1 1'. e i ct.lt.i iit 01'1 j„„i l" ," 4ll ee9 of T. , riee,ity tiL,O Tdit , l ;,, l , wr t •i • and (..;,.:,-"' '''' the Alllo l ' ll l l l t of Life :Nile", " L ' ' ld " 'been ''';'''' ' ‘l Ate u'eurr " ( leg the Duration of Life has - mare 4 , t. er,,ht„, . , • tt . etit has bean them dootll,l^lo4'edj, 'Where the PaYv l Vt ' ''' l u !''; ut ls - lt-d • fleial Cho a t - ' ,4 QQ, , Nt . ''• t • • • Fee, or other 01 ,Ige, rx,0....,.44ney, ,Admission • qervfee. ~ ktiititglal Premitun, t i,"'"'Srerl- ikliv " i. , 1 ) our are Gentlemen o i l t he it A d ru i i i y ao ur tulle sca e a N c t a o %,7l " 117 ' II WAN' ltUltY, : Secretory. 1 1Eit , - ------------ --7--- 1 4 ()RA- S CELE .. . r• - •. - f"•:*.i. I A;ILE RES BRA Pk!) % l '' 't ' sr) ,itlstly re, I lVii TOOTII POWDI:Lt., , Tr Fill, Presen l l' i llt tAle ( -. • -14 1 4) s +tItti vA l rvi .!ettiag the --' ' -. " )(Yl 'l4 l .e'f it '' a . ud P c ;e r v l ent " in, ,, that dreadfillY malad y EA Uri' o f il • 1 •• t of Petiturei --. 1-.o tltiteliallCe ) nail rel l 4 l tt ri a t a i l ii l l Y iah.; ) 3 )tit the', , art: allowed to (listingLs- the : Fit would bet ~ ,t - , optic 111 of lITY' ' " ""rti "" I" 'their 14 . 1 1 4 ! , 1 1 , t o ii , s,t 1 , .11,11,1., s . • li that the lustre of . ~ 10ur, (1 % 1°4,, h a lf i !'„' c-itintryirty?l,,,_.. the: l'e,:ili are 1 4.:.... s I,;;a_ nt , tur, %how .. , E ,; . l. ,, te mlluencr , v, i, l l,l tr;,. appearaoce _..... t i t i i i t tit l e ,?.e.loexeva,,,,, as tote. t.tt, 1 I t Veeparatiott atior , ~1 i . e . 11 1 111( It iiitat..l::,..l ,: 4h th e 11l e't N I I .misli of the em.ii, "it'f.c:ibPn6s,d.i'v""viuz—."'" L 1 ' je. ',. ill ' lIIVay ev:.'" -nlietitit!l l V l g t ' l ' l l' . a l b lei. I 6011 Of al: TiUl-o,,as d c ~a , ,r , ~'? the ~,a , 3 14 ( • `; flip, 11 ~.t a i t ter ill the vol., al', or t .''''',, a 7; : m a liedeleetahl . af).,tll".Teeil:,el % I . e rentleriiig the hrel,l ' l ';‘', - ;',„ ~,d e;°rn'Pim '' 4 1 ' 1 -- 'wil'ilig tli:Curos of their proper 1.ii,1,,. the uto-t.i.,theb . \:' . ' n ,'d : a certain rvereiiiaLi , ,•e ev i t i . , r ,. :th o i l . :( i. ,.,l4,ll. fn tl'''' t',.. "t' Corupos.t.bn Or thi'' kii" l•,h,i-tioli; tioli; eiolit:e"ti,lie 11 .otie e , i L is me t Ault iloiti , l*,.it t: a t i! . .i .. ti,,,... ofltoy4tr,, I.4'lltieti.r h its t o bc,ast tilat It •• i • "•'" Y a.l.lll:jes •i . ' FNGES for V°llVhs, Cult! ." In\ l'ATl( PECTORAL LOZ - ~ .. i , d , fer tux, ,) .I..stlouits, ~,,( 1 5 w ....,, Theouts, putt: 1 . i Noll, wi,(4,,,i 'We. corner ~f' i'' 4ml rehil at Mr. 13titIer's.,`No. .1, Cii,l',',D-.,P,-,.. Mouth ; ,;, . :``4l4ll,,st‘er '..• • • Sharp mid, n e t am ' ' slnd. Jultils)l4:l'' ' V '''' t tln,,-111 - l A t : and. Mallory, l'nftge••• ; 8ai1 ,...s . Pe e k , it o ',• (;ulort; ( ' oi t e ' lii.in ,aoit' ..140,1), St ""'" t e h '''' : Granville,. N ll .l 'ls 4,10 r, ' Eon ; tltWand - and Cooxv, - or a y , , _ , .1 ... . tsttetijil • i ''' t Plymouth ;. Knott and LI 1,( , and wi t 1 'ILI' ( ' II " r . • . 1 1 1111.1gef '"- u,,,,ds 4111,1144, Ility itiid C,. 1 1 1rnttng - tiaul ; . . .. „ h i 14 0L tl i e hP Matt .; ~,Y 1 "l Li';:` - iiirv, Liverpool; StA-Ltit- , _ ol.i -..iflOtt ' ( 1 "-' 1 '; 'i', .-. .• , , , t, ; -• zimitit, Nit-loth-11 i . d i st ri' ' ) ` - "k i t "''''''' '' : pixt .1 ,- :Hirt Mat- Dtlia.t., Gle. ; , ~,' 4 .:',' Fruit •. i•ltlitilivr:.:o ; ' - " ~ „,,,,, ,i,,,1 Lb, NwWici)7l.:';,"•llKlll Iii•:1 -eittry, lifihit'l ; :',l•e'rrl''"`„..,.,. litucl 4;1 •'• ' " w "lfe.l 1. , ,' , 4 5t.4.4- ; Ounil nod Stltt4n, 1 , ( ,,, , ■•-Dri'9:l. 4i tt ; ti ‘ 6 l-1 4 14 . N te L t it'l..o i ; nt0.it . ,.... ountry Vendal, io Lieu) " • .. - ........ .. • 1,010 - 6. • 600 lu, ' ... . .. QiilP . .. ................ ' • • A nil the Fill. , -i ... , ropor.ion o a . . s „,:rIcKETs ~d, NVIARES, will be oh S'ttle mill EIGHT L iI ;I :;; Itl 'II ;, i 04 EVi , .;s:ING, az tUCH AltDSO.v, 'OW ----", ettld Co.'s OliiCes, the comer of Book Effilflings ‘,"ii,,ll.iaLl faciog , the Kiii.4's NICWS, Chio ins-Crass, who Tild ;toil Shdtert, iii the prese.it Lottery, No. 6,471 a Pri.:e of ~o iitil No. 1 0:-;ti i l' .. e ~ 1 Othki. Istio Nu , 4 313 si Pri z e .'- 1,)01 . ......,.....;.....,.................± 111.4 No regard will he had .to any Tender in which the Price v1(4110411 he inserted iu ,rods at length, or 'that shall not he delivered to tie lioard bcfor.,t: One o'cloch on the said Toes 7 day, the 23th instant, nor rimless the Person who omits the render, or Yalu rSOla of his behalf, attends, to answer when &taro for. Eat ."eader Fuca also be accompanied by a Letter signed by two respon.fiale Persymengaging to become Oland with the Part, :,••.(trrilig.. in Me Penal Suns of 151. per cent. on the adtouit?, / the probable annual supply for the due peryinmt. PI 'co 10 . 0 4170017 el. f_. lUt5, isla• 1. t.. PIIINCII'AL OFFICERS of Ills MA- QiiDNANCR do aereby give :V i , 'hat Proposals will be reed-4' yd at their Oyler!, in Pall-Mail, an or imfore 31otulay, the 41/1 day of October ne.4-`, "'rout sari, Persons as may be' willik4; to .andertal4e the 'PETIFOR!4.- ANC E if the BRICKLAYERS, MASONS, and PLATS A Lit- ERN . WOBK, required for the Ordnance Service in the Ports mouth Division, for a period of Five Fears, determinable of ,ter the expiration of the first Two.Years o upon six 431rouths.No tice,,at the option of either Part 9; Dexeriptioe Schedules of the Works that are tpbc performed, uad toe licurs and Conditions of the Contrnet, may be, 0- o.4imi,,apbo amniotion In iiiajor.•tivutval Pitner, the tmo metading Royal INtrincer, at Portsmouth, and also at the Secretary's Wire, in aforisaid, any Day between the Hours of Teas and „Four o'Clork, where the Proposals must be delivered, 'rata up and indorsed, " Pinpoctis for Works at Portsmouth;" but no Proposal can be adMiSted Biter the 4 1F id 4 th 11 0 of October, at Twelve o'clock at Soon of t" vanse Day will any Tender be motived, .unless the Party making it, or an Agent in 'his Rawl' shall attend. By Order qf the hoard, I?. IL CIIETr. Secretary. OMe 6' le ORDI4tiANCE, Sept. 15• 1 818 - rrilit: PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His..IIIA JESTY'S O.IID4WINCE do kreby give Notke, That ,Proposals will be received at their Office in Pall-Mall, on or before Wednesday, the 29th iNstant, from such Persons as may be willing: to undertake the supply of Five Hundred Chat:frail of COALS, and Two Hundred Chaldrons of CULII, for service of lids Department, at Gibraltar, there to be delivcrvd at the expenee of the ,Contractor. The Coals must be of the ascription denominatediittair's Main, Eightos Moor, or equal thereto in quality anti goodness. The Calms also must be equally good of its kind. Further Particulars, together with the Terms and Con. &lions of the Contract, may be known upon application at the Secretary's Office, in Pall-Mall, aforesaid, any Day be :wen the haws of .Ten and Four o'clock; where the Proposals must be delivered, scaled up and indorsed "PrOposals for Coals, &a." also. expressing the' shortest possible period in which the delireries will be made. Proposal can be admitted after the said 29th inst. a 7'adye o'cl,c4 at Naon of Ilse none day, neither will any Tinder be noticed, unless the Party making it, or an Agent in I:is belta9, 4(411 attend. By Order of HT Board, B. IL CHEW, Secretary: hOW LOVELY ' A LADY LOOKS WITH lER HAIR CURLED. OF all the Inventlolls of modern times, whether for elegance or utility, ATKANsovs OR!. GINAL CUIUANG FLUID sets all con?pctition, at a distance, this curious cheiniclil article, which is as innocent as new milli, is a most elegant, substitute fur oils, pontatinns, Ike. in dressing the Hair, malting it curl, and keeping the curl full and perfect during exercise , arin a damp atmosphere ; hence to. Ladies who have experienced the unpleasantness of the lush' ~,lliug out of Cori in the hall-room or promenade its for nourishing the Hair, it far stir beingregularly prescrib e d by M e di_ cal t o for the grownuf, Hair, when alt other means have pi o • ve , l .„,.tr ec tual ; it imparts a great:fal and delicious per tu inc, give% the ow ;t lovely and fiscinating appearance to the Ilan. imaginable ; in short, is• so soperior to any thing ever before itiviuttil, either fur nourishing or beautifying the flair; that it lia ; received the patronage O f the ltoy a l F am il y awl most of the Nobility. Sold it' liottles at 3s. ad. 6s.' and One Guinea; by the stile 1,,,,, t ,;:iet0r„ Jame-. Peifitiner, removed tO 43, London; and by appointment, oy ail the w i,„l esit i t 31111 Vila!! qttir .I,..)3sers, and Me- Veinit , r3t in 'lots o or Ctrnntri.. , i t Et) • f I, At 11 chaaod te AtmultN or BI L AA- N VE.IIE, t'.‘.13141:: DYE, changes the ct )1 Loti 11 f the ha i r t ", ItrAit or whiskers, front it retl or grey to ;... ;410)1111 1, iHadi; tly It Iple a prIA . CIS, that : ft 1,41(ty ttr Gen dye their own lair with the iituiost ease. ji !e , iw well known to men of scienne, and allow ed tit •tn. 11,t1 only nalele•wliiclt etr.weysn ontAteal and ptrront.- nclit st. 103, IR1.•noll one Gail - it/al a there :try cottincrlcit ;ia'ai of tlir F 4114. iternirlOge, j,letisr olni-crve, tli.tt Dun •e 3., - ireimine unte , 3- signed. on 4ic label, " Atkin bon, " to counterfeit %w inch is felony. BY THE DUNG'S ROYAL LF.TTERS PATENT. - - FIANDFORD: No. /Strand, informs the Officers of the .\ rmy and Savy, that he has now tin - Salt the PATIt:NT WaTEit - -1 , !Loor coltK Tau wit hiiram Edp,es,nath-prorK, to Commandants of Garrisons, to Adininils nod Captains of .as the; - will •float on the water; well adapted for Carrifigc,), Gigs, Mail Coach, on Horse or ,Mule's back, as they are not to be broken by agaiuit catch other. ' The ilate:ft trunk is much . fifty times, more durahle, than any other Trunk now 1.1 use. tern-feet size makes a complete Cotteen for four, twenty-on”-inch I' it two. Gentlemen may have their own Articles fitted in. Officers for-Spain, East or West fit dies, wotild do well to take it Patent 'Fronk, or Canteen. This new, Envention is the most complete ever offered to z to Ptahlic, Sold by the Patentee, Vo. 7, Strand, near Charing-cross ; and by his Agent, *Mr, 11411, Trunk-maker, Hanover-street, and oppo.ite t he.ti'un Wharf, Tortsea , where Old Trunks are repaired, made water-proof, sir exchanged for New. • LOWE'S PATENT 11RITISH SHIRTING-CLOTH; The only Manufacture of the kind in /the (Tinted Kingdom. - , Foote .lisped, IBOR, '.'llirehoqse, Cheapside, neat St. Paul's; and by ap pointment at • tiardiag, and Co. 89, Pall-Mall. 111,11:3 Fabric renal its counnencementhas been matilfactured with a View .for Sale to private Faradic.); tend home Trade, and is now brought to a deg - co," of excel, 13176 din . " lute It is pecnliarly adapted for, all Seasons and Climates by its freedom from the effects incideat to the changes of the At-• mosphere, to which every - other ttescriptiott of Skirting Cloth is liable. fis durability . and beautiful whiteness (after five years trial) stands unrivalled, and the Proprietor pledges himself to reimburses any purchaser who may experia.ice any de ficiencv in the qualities fur which it is reconnueutted. * * 4 ' ft is .necessary to 'be particular in the Address, to avoid ths' r o py deceptions now ,practised at II itierent . Shops, .by offering an Article which they call Patent tilarting, and which is made only of Cotton. A List of Families who have had Lowe's Shirting ; Cloth in wear for several years, may be seen and referred to. TO YAWL' F,S. nOLMES'SPATENT DOMESTIC OVENS, 'without whieh unite, in the highest degree, utility and economy. It lino,m, that all Ovens 14 therto contrived fur the use of Families, which are attached to kitchen ranges, owing to the flocs, occmion a considerable loss of f6el,, us well as' diminution of heat. To obviate this great disadvantage has lieen the study of the Inventor of the pATENT DOMESTIC: OVENS, which are - without dues, And initead Of diminishing, increase the heat, without the least additional fuel. • S. U. takes this methoi of inforining the Trade in general, that they maybe supplied with them`of three different sizes, with or without the Ranges; as they heat Without a flue, consequently there is no danger of fire happening from them, which it so frequently the ease with those that have flues. Reference to families of the dna respectability Will be given, where the ()rens may . be ,seen in use, and also at his Mariam:tory, Castle -court, Strand, near Bedford-street, and at Mr. Bell's, Irounionger, Greenwich; 'Messrs. Schooling' and Lawrence, Ironmongers, Garden-street, Whiteehapel; Mr. Brown, Ironmonger, Leatherlicad,,Siirry; Mr. StOthert, i ron monger, Bath; Mr. Richardson, Ironmomrer, Lewes, swiex; anti at most of the respectable Ironmongers in Town and Country. N. B. An allowance made tO the Trade for Ready Money. AMERICAN PAPERS. (FEY Rank:lt EXTRACTS.] MONTREAL, JULY 24. 7 --A letter from Prescott of the 22trinst. reports that an unsuccessful at., tack was made to retake thellatteanx captured on the 19th, ,and to take the Anferican gun-boats. It is said we sere repulsed, With the loss of an officer and nine me,n killed. LATEST FROM THE ENEMY. (From the BaltimorC Whig of Wednesday.] Commodore Gordon reports, this morning, that one ship of the line, one frigate, and one brig, ‘tere od Charleston last night. Extract of a Letter from Baltimore, to a Gentleman in this City, dated Aug, 4. " Just as 1 fun closing this letter, it i s reported that a licit Stl frigate lias hove iii sight, anti is in pursuit oliour of our tloat." Fitt >NI FOOT E ICIS. [Firrthr•i• part?, Alarao elf Ike Sfcgi.) .7.A.srftsvitsix, Jimie 1-I.—The fidlowing serious intelligence just now, /wen received Irt S at this plat c:, by the Ex press fr(3m Colonel Ilanlet, QuArter-.llaster ticttertl:—(ietieral Casi repairs imtooli.ttely to the scene of action. Coltme,l'Otvings, tcitlr ahrotit fi;f;? bleutu,rkv regulars, ttre 6111411)Y Ma NJ hare reachto Fradilinton on their notrelt. From the accounts it wrmhl appear, the Genemil lt,ti a force of at least 20M/efficient men, exclusive of those who may turn out on the oetasiuti, " The arsenal belonging to the State, encampment, barracks, 1)160k-houses, and 'every building belonging to the United :itates, wcre mediately burnt; but.we live not heard of any private property hying destroyed, and our last ac counts are to a late hour, fist oight. • "The number of hatteaux which landed atlloll - was only forty ; and but two row gailies, and two sloops were seen there. The enemy kit Plntshurgh this morning, nod are prOceeditig this way. Is supposed that they have landed it island about ten miles from this phew, two their vessels were seen lying near it, at four ails afternoon. It is not improbable that our may be attacked to.night ; but it is supposed to, be minim, ale for them to make a successf u l at tack on our of which consists of :shout {'our thousand effective men, and is•nOw cuirom.nitied by the best Gener als in the United States." The meeting of the next session of Congress will be held at the Constitutional period, the first Monday hi Deryinh,r. wait the private sktnals of the United States navy, were spoken July 18, on' Cape Sable, vriitsing for Com modore ltodger*. The enemy's fleet left the Pot►►tttmr, Sonday, the 25th ult. and us it has lan in.:vle its appg4ar ance in Lvnnht++•en 1.1a . y (tlke wind having'•beeti fair) we conclude it -Lis gone. up .the ISay. ' A Gentleman from Lisbon states, that fin arri val front Amelietriiint brought an American piper, in which was an official letter from'Capt. Cassia to the Secretary of the Navy, giving alt account of an attack made by 15 gnu-boats, in the Chesa peake, on the frigate Junon, Captain Sanders, on the morning of the '44tli or 2Vtli of July,,, in which one hundred and for y of the Jimon's crew were killed and wituttled, awl the ship cut to pieces. The itttion passed Craney klitud after tlark, and towards day-light it, became perfect calm. The gun-boats came out u ith.sweeps, the attack continued for three hours. The Jmotomt was not able ,to bring her broatkidei to bent nit the boats, and was on the point' of sitrrendering, when a breeze sprung up, and brought the litiem dere to her assistance. The same paper firings intelligence, that Commodore Chauncey had sailed i n the nen. frigate i(lenerai like. of 36 gluts, with two 28 gnu ships, amid ten scitinmers and gun-boUts, on time lakes,' to meet CoMmodore Sir James Yeti, whose force was inferior. 'Phi' rosin body of the 'Araricatt army, consisting of ten thontand 'regulars, under the command of Ge nerals Levils . , Wilkinson, min d il mopt ,,,„ wf d five tilt/walla militilt, under the e , HioiLtill of Generals 7lnder a int Izira; hdd cot runtfltv,i thtir force, and marched front ''tilt George after the fleet' had sailed, leiiving that' fort', ye rte, timid King ston, under the of New Vo l k and 'F e n n . sylvania, commanded by General Rrawn, The Delegkes train the New Etightivl States, in Con gress, had a 'conference with the o.' One ministration party, when the,, , ittstructicoli t o the Americom Plenipotentiaries,lit St. Pete , , , ,r ? ,h were submitted to them, and the grOU a race with Great Britttin explained, at u'hich they' ire satisfied, and promisea, in citSe GI eat to accede tO the terms, to supimort m e Ailammum4tr:l - in the ‘car, retinirinq rl., ,t 0 iistmrrite tat' the faith of the tatting pally, appon!tili , 2nr! , , t Galliitin, its one 44 . the . Ptellipotelfirates, Senate, flowerer, the !tante itay, rejected r the g. their r , acs o ter of Finauce i timid they trohlti no: iAlahit him to hod both situations, 'twit i;Mits bad passed thd Lower ifon6e r by a major:ty 4 32, and the Senate hi 9. A sit (mg protest hadAliwea the init?teres lm the !MINUS 'lll Upper The British troops hint left Fort Meigz4 alld upp er Samlniky, to unite their force at the head 40' the head of tile Lakes, where they vrere In all 7040 *strong, counintuded by Oenerals Preeosit, rettlitteglt, anti Sileatf, The indian, s '2600 in rittialer, under° Facumselt, Geneial flartim , tmllo. Marched 250 t) regulars to nacre truth LeWis,:at Fort George. A deeisive.keintie was expeeted.