The Sun. — London, England, 1813-09-29 00:00:00

• ‘' \.(44 ) 4 - 46" ./fYF tj'. , o #4 rfori . • ` l ,l, d e UT dj!tt, , /„ • i Mgt \ • titnrwra 65711 WEDN ES iJA mi. t , tia 11 BE it 2‘), 1814, [PRICE si,CPEigtil-ITAL.FrElliqlril ... 11 3 ~~. 11011: ASSURANCE COMPANY, Zx t h . Ludgate-Bill, London ; Mite, nhurgit I and Westiticireland- street, ASint ONE MILLION. s§eit A NC ES Fir( . against . Los ior Damage by t k _ . „ , efieetvd upon every Description - of Property within .."7:2flitell King-limn, 'llion 'l c ,ritts es heueficial to the. Attg 71 dsaeg,t4nose of any other Oliice. _ .ttt . are uniformlay paid bythit Company with the utmost 4 9trtt of lii)erality an prom tit d - Notice is i. • • P ' t! ". 4,4406.444 e% iehy . given, that Receipts for' the Renewal of „. expireict 'Michael' ( 11411"1-Y at .the ahots-m e nu 0 ' 'l4l4''"uSilv ready ". respective Agents of the CocuriniFe.t:t.hroli.l;g"hlo'ut4tlde cwnitiitne.dtheKinrgedsoPien. Polieieg of Assn Ihould be r which expire at the above Period, wine voide.newed which Fifteen D43'S thereafter, or they 4u LIFE OFFICE.....C.‘PITAL ONE MILLION., t......eurence3 effected upon Lives and ou itireirneship.--An- V . t '? trittlto sad. punin tsedi—Endmiluents for eltililittn, ~.. c.a.,.. sitiiliitcypropristors of .thit Office have u n dertaken all Respoonn . /l erli tL 4 . a 1) ,, i1 . 1 „ 14v e stiPulved for a guarantee nf One ',b illi on . 1 --;:. "" atitlite Security fur nil their Ya......1.0.m , a . ,!. , k in 'rcis arising out of this Branch of . 8ii..0,- , ,, sifter a in.,_tltlite,riittliee?tio;rl;n,ct.iotiforftnorantee :tad .F..x t re ) ll "' (!i• M'aual ' e" , i r.noition to the at i , a , .. ~, ..“,en amolizst the As.+ln el, - ~ .. , . n „ emus thire tit it : lLeti rulY assured upon which Princip le cent.,tl .ll ii ii - '43l"neeK of 'Ten, Twenty, and Thirty, per .l t:Z, an to the Amount ' f Life P01ici . .;: , , , l o ie f ite i da h l a li s ,; , a t u el d ) ili_tia,yo oceillTtti (Wili g ' ' n the, Duran li ika d'rd.,),ls* prolonc,ed) where the payment has beenninte •No ()11 ,.. 1e the S.in't.tisLired. (1) Eitt - 41 ice Nto 1, Matignon Fee, o%44tge exacw,i, ',."-:iv, en ti emoi of mor Nat , or other Orfic . ial I lW r tt, it ull Y i t aditional Pttitni,uce, nul‘st. c ulle d into actu,sl 0 4 60 of ' iO;l,l.O'H i ( !,,,,1LY is ready to fidWRTICC, With promptitude t:1!.y11,-4:.tr,ey, .Annuit y Nt!ttilenrtheniltds' 117 i(lo -F %c u s m io e l i n i tit r( rTs t , ' %iills, Clt!rgynle• n'il 14i; 4154 Annuity bowl.. . . ' 11'41101 * N'a nd Fire or bilietter, to y, ae..Atevn ine , • National Batik, IN!( , *S, L•M 1- .04; • ; `4 ' 74 or Mitgnitude Kill b 14eferr,:d. WILLIAM B 1 RY, Secretary, 0 04 ibt#4 Deo Ale At 741 oitorl 1011 iti „ 1? 0 ,4 . . At the It, *n Y 'll) M li r E . SS()I.I•II 3 P.i n z -11'11 : 1 • 11)1.'( . 1)1° " NT N'' V,,„ in•ir c ' 't itt i 1 ` . 4 .'1110 .1N ItOilk:WlN, the New Ela tvki ~,,t, Castle Inn, at Pontefract, in the CeuntY of ".:INivet ';,.. rit tirt..l4y, ihe fourth Day Of November next, 1 41 4'' , '.d, furli".6l4 Conditions of Sale a* shall be then pro. 1 . I ' l6 h da l " Prvvionsly 111,,poseit of by Private Contract), , - Nip ' ni)tive will be given in tha,Paper, 11„,. 0 . 1:# of ve 6 Y Y Naldble and improvable ).?,sTATE,- ,a,1: ( 11' of 1 1 • .(11% : T . E VIL - 1(1*, PARK District. adioining the aat i ,„ eataod t i ~et (0141 giving on nacres'. therein bet -1,1,4, ta u ,. .4tll explained ., , consisting . of sundry Pam *,o44:l:*tin,lte.ll,tot out-b u i ld ings, mid S 7 I Acres and' 37 fl ...4"' ' 1116.1 ► 4nlt4, •"f Arable :Sleadow, and Pasture Land, II.14 . 1, 1 "; very d:..ritlie4ee, nil the Assessments very lots , . trol l ., e: t 6 A p b ,: i l 4l le Estate itf holden by Lease under his r4ti " :1 Y.114)* . lt e° 4 th e nuelly of Lancaster; for :31 years .. A ;IL, the boe,CO., renewable every twelve years. on appli tverl, „ I P thel or " 011.iee. . • l'44 ll Pri ' IL L '' '''Y 4 4 seen, leave to view the PrentiFes i Alitta,ll p ar t:foully . % Pt i vii on iiracatiou to Mr. ',....,...„.4.,......2.1:,tPL1nier;itc . t. ' 't ' '' t l i nt G ,----- ' . . f t *, A tTINE MEDICINES. • 1 41 '! , "r "Rizt ) . Wi ng N 1 Epic 1 NEs may he -pro ,,.Li.- ttltil e , f d' . , 1 l Church !, - '''' 4 4DWARI)S, 6tb, ht. 144 ,Ii l'''4B(2 ' 3 41 of p . aiiil lil ie s tg My 4t Jol l e y . 1 'IV, , 4 , 4 to ; 4'rdoeic Y . ` 6 41,,',.'l i j e ,... 1 ?i1s pii i .• • ..8 0 t•t„ 'l4ll Ptie llit S 1 401 1 ; ' 2 9 , A,,,1,44 , ,,,... et:i, , .. 4 3 2 9 , 1;-: t '"Iti k iT 4 44 p roi ,... 1 . 14/ lit':well'4,47! INJIA:IdS.,r' 'ISY;o, W 1'11i1 1 , 4t4t .1C14; 4 1 4 2 (: it i F I 1 4 iii,,111,., 1 6 „... 4 BV, , : 2 9 t., L 4 1 ,.„,, i r , et li b le i ;, i ,,, a- 3 VZr'4l: e 4 i t ti P o , .' t i l3 .1 a ; 1 s. 4 k iiii i4..)l 4 l I . l`i ii ir 2 9: te.i . " . `Cutt.r t itil*l.• 1 l'i I t 4 111 a 1 c ,, 46 .t La *'' ..:!*9 • ki,t,,, -,),,,,ni. "''' 1 li, t it l 2 , •, 'lti eltei;,;;"' 4 (l' , -I . qt i,'. !.t114 4 , "`,l 2 1 • p 4 i„ ,, ,, i...th,:,i : ,TiTtli tt ,• i ,P ( ' lut.l " 6 ,*(' , . *". a ...2 * 'vkl" - "' 't. tal • a ) fjt 1, , . 44". 4 ""I'' • , . c:1:: I, 1 -„ Juniper ESC Pepperm. 1 If ituck s Bulb) ° cation 4 0 Ribberds's Dr. 2 9 JuniperEss.Penoyroyal I li* Speediman's , , . 6 0 * GreenouglA Lozenges I li* lnglis's•Scotes Pills .. Suit of Lemons :•;iintloton'S Eye 044. 2 0 C. :JolirsibAlsaut.... 18 0 * ncurv's Morris's Drops - .. R 'll * Essence of Spr Ditrthle Ink 1 6 Oil • • • . Cheltenh'i.nt SO O, ... 2 9 tstr excepted) wiD novil the,ati- Patti's, on the t nop; whttre tent Publit icrchanto and Tfatcrs, THEATRE-RO.YAL, DRURY-LANE, • , THIS PIMSENT EVENING,. Septi.29, their 'Majesties Servants will perfurm the Comic Opera • LroiNTRI, AND CLARNS.A.. • LiQu'el, Mr. Philipp; ; Clarissa, • . To - which will he added the Farce of Tina 1111S1-1111VINL liN L,ON DON, .kartoch Dele.ney (with the Orig;nal Platilty), Str. Jobn stone ; Louisa, Mrs. Orger. 1 : 0- m ,, rrovv, The :.lefry Wives of .v indsor; •svifYi'Liufolska. hiilite are respectfully Informed, that.d..Mr...Mittulea iiPprar fop the lirst time, on i`,L,iitlay next, in the rev:red `"' n netlY t , r the Plomth. • A um Operatic Drama, in Three Acts, which has been song to Preparation, will he speedily! produced. • • ROYAL, COVEN'C-GARDEN. • trIIIS PRESEVI' EVENING, Sept.b e '29, will acted an o).era, called TUR-1,0111) OF TEIE NIANOR. c'outrut, 'Mr. Fawcett ;' Inc . l!do . n . ; g ontrast, .%r. „l i m e s ; .Tm eoire,fir. N1;104314 ' VP. ' h it% hlial%ews ; Annette, Miss Maithews. TO which 'will he ;Wed a FArce, c4lled • Sir 'PIN SLEEP WALKER.. Patritk M'Guir e , Mr. Jones; Suuluo (the Sleep Warder), tulutl Mr. Mathw es. air rrow, Artaxerxel ; whit .lotnbastes.Furioso, and Alad w:c:r, The I'Vutolevftil Lutop.—On Friday, The Merry Win&or ; with Paul and•Vitginia. ' l n hi u "nwav 'Jew' ) the Theatre Iloyal„ Dublin) is enttsget The: tire, ;toil . will matte his first :Ippearunce.in Lon- G r due. ! °I, ire, next, in the Character of Alexun4ler the ,at, new Farce has been sues time in rehearsal, and will be q;.i,tlll tat'r uttclay next. Cruia. 'Gibbn, having beets received herihrri first pet.- .In.er,,s with distinguiihen applause . , will shortly appear ° !.. 44 'sctr of Portia, in The Merchant of Venice: Shylock, -.741. I erry, , ausloN FIRE ..ANT) LIFE lINFRANCE 'CPNIP,"„ NEW E it [l )(4-STItEET, BLACKFitiAIt7AY Fyne,iired by Act of ;. for INSURANCE • (r"P .I N; 1(1 11* (,) s t LAN'EN ; and for . •the Grant and Purchase of, I" NS11"-ANCnS falling doe at Michaelmas will vtol,tr' lre uniegst renewed within fifteen days from that pe. mystent Fire Insureince pursued by this (..otn dU (') Vt•er h • !eh svt laity can yield. os Y '" l,l '^iPe ' ti4„ 4 , (.4 London, thr-preminm4 have been con. a ` to „ Y ; 4 ';''' 6 ll. A large i+llowance is made on Life "Vhat, and in every de -artment of the hif,inss4, conyel'i ..Plly 4 4rr,ing elarats are attended with:a4 possible - tiltv end dispatch. a W.A.RNF.R.PHIpps - , -- Secretary. `"eCiAirlapr's 01nel:fir the 1V, ,, -end' of Londo, is J 4 the West side of New Bui t ld,street, acts- n Ox- tro 9 d . " • BANKERS' I.IeEnsFES. Stamp (juice, London, geptensher It, IBIS. OTTCE4,.ii hereby-;,riven, .that tip ate Stamp , 49 Gen. 3, 0. 149, all Lif%Ntif, , i grAnted *to 13.1 N ,IbitS or others, to titctoc.. PROMISSORY NO I'ES, pay. :ON to - ,he hearer do &eland; and.tilino. , ed to he reAesnsti will EXPltt.'..: on the 10th of OC.IbRIIIR Ni T, and that they to ist be Renewed within-One Month from that day, or Penalties will he incurred. • • That a separate License rrott he fatten out for every plaice where the Notes shall he issued, 'unless the Persons to he li cented'hadissned their Notes at several plaacrs Velem-41ft 4 d July , 1603, muloriginally obtained. one license for all such places; in which case only, they wilt be again included in one license. .• . • - That every License must ;peCify the'itadies . and . places of abode of the persons to be licensed, and the name of ilia place or places where, and the itm.-Of the•bank,lirtn, or title; tin der which the Notes are to be issued; anti Licenses to Per sons in Partnership mast speCify the 'names, and places of abode of all the persons • concerned in the partnership„whe-: titer all their 'mimes Oppear iii the Notes or nut ; and in de fault thereof the Licenses will be eoid. With these pArtiert-' tars, a specimen of the Notes niast iilio be left at t his Office' by persoul applying far such Licenses. • . That Penalty of lOW. for every °trent*, I briposetion lase of Promissory Notes, of the description aforesaid, without a License, or at any other place, or nosier any other firm Or title, than is specified iii- the License; and .a Penalty bOt. for every offence, is imposed on thseisitting of Protuistury Notes, of any description, or Bills of Exchaoge, not duly stameed, and on the re-issuing of Promissory Notes, not al lowed to be • re-issued, as well as im the ret•issnine of. Notes, Auwed•to be re-issued, after the period hied for that pur pose. That by the shove-mentionott Aet, Promi4sory.Natti• for more than 2./. VI. and pot exceeding Oa cannot at present 'be .re 7 isqued after three year:4 from the date Isere if; and from the lath Oetoher next, the period allowl'it for the re-is:ming of smeller Notes, in England, is also liMited by an Act. of the last Session of Parliament, to Three, Years, from the date thereof. • • The Commissioners of St a mps harinc had occasion to Pro secute .iieveral Country Beakers for the penalties incurred by their disregard of the provisiims 'of the 'first-mentioned act, this Notice is given that 011 persons concerned may in future confornt- to the law, and amid the penalties for which they will otherwise be prosecuted; and that persons; applying for licenses, way coine prepared with all the requisit e particulars to• be inserted therein, without which the licenses cannot be filled up, so as to.protect the itartieS against penaltiel. 13y order of t he Com Missioners, WILLIAM KA pPEN, Secretary. LOCK AND SUIVile.l.l, DISI'ENSAitY. His Royal Iliglinesg, the Duke of York. ,Govkalloes, Earl.of Leitrim _ _f 'COL W. Tones, M. P. Hon-,Col. J. Barry, M.P. I Col. 11. Clements, M. P., John Latouche, M.P. I Earl of Egrwoont. SuonpoNr Mr. Kiernan, Member of the Itoyal College, London. PHIS INSTITUTION, for ,the.exOttsive Cure JIL. of VENEREAL DISEASES, anh then dreadful eowe quences, as trietAires, Debility, ITlcerationsi &c. has to boast the cure of no less than twelhousand Patients annu ally, many afflicted from , ten to twenty years , incAe est*. Wished in i The early symptoms of Ci'onorrlima and Chancre are cared in a few days by Ntr. Kiernan's superior and efficacious mode of treatment, and that weakness derangement of the ge:- n eracve 4 0 - ri o ON, which impair the constitution, and shorten tif4 etre hero more Successfully treated than on any other plan. . Mr.•Kiernan may be consulted as usnal, by either sex, at his private house,. No. 21, Lower Charlotte-street, Bedford square, where Letters from Town and Country are to le ad— dressed, and the necessary advice and medicine will be given or bent to any part of the kingdom. Just published, price ;is. Practical ObservOns on the above Diseases, by P. Kiernan; and sold by Sherwood and Co. 20,. Piaci - 00A et-row, at Gs. To MRS. JOHNSON, 94, Newman-street. MADAM, Jr AyiNer experienced the good INCCf of Yr ) " JIAL. invaluable MEDICINE far CHILDREN, while Teething, I take this opportunity, for the good of others.— Being a. father, can judge what parents fad, .when they see their dear little. innocents suffer, without a luAgibility of af fording them the least relief; but. thank .Ckul, that is happily. removed, since you kareintroditeed the AMERICAN SOO 111- LNG SYRUP. Having.experieuced the good effect with two of my Children, cab speak with confidence first was Yery_ill, and had IRS with cad itg 1113 hack teeth ; svt no soon , .r rubbed the child's gums, than lie got Letter, and hit teeth came through without anymore pail or' convulsion. The other little darling was so kxtrc.oely weak .that •it was (Ili tressing to see hiui : not thinking it was his teeth, did not apply the Syrup until , a'tbovight struck my wife, that .she would try the Syrup, as it might F be the teeth. No sooner were his gums rubbed' that he began to mend' and, in.lest than ,a Week, woold have thought it was the same child, and c•.)ntirtuett etitthig hi 4 teeth without pain. It be ing impossible to di:scrihe. the state the-y were in, shall be happy t o satisfy 4;1)4.114', who oily hive a child in the same way; by calling, at air how!, No. 039, Mnt4oret-street, Carew dish-square. If I should he bleed 'with any inure children, will always begirt' to Apply the Syrup in thee, and aM, dam yours respectfully, . !Slay 10, lar. • MF.RCER. • To be had of.the Proprietors, Johnson ,No. 94, Now: - .)an-ifreet, Mford-Areet ; and; by their appoint, went, NewburN St. Patti Ciinrchlard, and Dame-street, Dublin ; Clatke, 269; Borough ; and by all the principal Medicine Venders in Town and Country, at 2s, tol; a bottk. Caution.--lit snrc to ask for Johnson and Willianl 4 's Ame rican Soothing - fi'vctzfl, as there are ~ zer,, r al spurious sorts. N. B. Mrs. Johnson relieves the Inia.:a Poor, ocusual, at her lionse every Tnesday and Saturday Mornig, goof Nino to Ten o'Clock, by brin , ' , ing a Letter from a,reSpect. able Housekeeper , to certify that they arc real objects of charity. • THE value of Dr, .FItHEAIAN's ,GurrA SALtyr.4.lu has been so long proved, th at rp). thing of the percent day' can bear a. competition With it, in all the dillerent stag - 0 of a curtain lliseasr, which it ef fectuallY'cures, and eradicates frora the habit, without excit ing.t he painful feelings and expoeure,thut attend Sidiratiori— without debilitating the comaitattipn in any degree, or even requit i in.; confinement front business, or restriction of diet.— The ra i cal virtu es of p t p h r e n s i e )a . ,ft,(1,71n) l i t u t, r 1) 1. 7 1 p li s hafa prated t a h n e t ir be ci t a le ill bil t 4 li o li f 4 . l b ig oth Sexes thy e rr, re a never-tuning lle storativie, whether the debility is. prod tired by too free use of M ercur y, by illicit pleasures, ni.the effects °fa warm climate. L'o'l'rar•.;l! and tbose going ,thr , oul, they cannot lie recom- Mended too strongly, a, they will receive a safe; ! i ttee ,i y , and co mplete Cure, in all old stubborn M „ Me e ts, 4n d ~,,r y rte that affects the Bladder Organg of Urine, lly its fi ed , 4 many ‘Vomen ltlive bee ir.130 ;%lotbers, who fur ruatiy years had been flepriVf'd of that, Itanioess, Sold, wholesale :tad retail, at Mt . .. Butler's, No..4,•Chen.p. side, corner of Patetitoiter-rosv ; Sharp n o v o ; 'Jones, Weiton, Aflout, Mallory, Portieit and j o h n e m n, Closport; Co , cuum, anti ,Itcr)b, stiggrne;Ls ; Peck, Itoss and Tamer, ; fiostland nod cootiVisl-thy, G ranv ille ; Nettleton, awl Plyntould) an d Ll o yd, and Swioney and lileutingham ; Ii II i age,'Edimr/13, ad d penny, ank,l Lathhurr, Liverpool; Staines. mid Lynch, m at , e i,,ster; 'l'rewntan, raceter ; slutith, Manderton, biiret, ti, and Baxter, Edifiburgh , i lirr4t,n,,and maccii,ipitat 61 „,, 4 „ w ; and flurry, r t tl n Dilurilia and r: ll ;st s ,..;: i 4 l ):l. N' orw ieh ; So:intuit, Leicoited ; tir,t> errs hate; and retaa by ""t Voutiet . e, luiloaeS at 4s. 9a. iad q6.,aaeh. . . , etlerrit4c2' ‘ 4 for e:f jhe tlft9rP!ru of A55.7-R,DE • • • Notr-9.)ice, 497E43, 1 313. T""ntxcrPit, OO FFICE RS and CO it MIS SIOSERS of 'IIIS . 1 4.4 F4Trs N.-11 - '1" do 'hereby give „Vallee, 7 1 / 4 nt, - Thwiwbiy, I.llt 7th of next, at One o'Cioa, 'dry will be reddy to treat With snch:POr:ons as may . rie wiring to acoaract for supplying h4 . 7llaiesty's several PoO-Yards, or any one fr nit r e of them,, With SPARS of :he groaith Gf Sweden, , • 11 Di.dribotion , of the . Spars and a Form of the Touter may be .wen at this Ogee. No 'render !Pict be received after 04e o'Clock,.on the day .of Treaty ;- nor any noticed, natal. the :Party or an Agent for hint, 'Wendt. Every rende,r must be accompanied by a Letter addressed to flit Naoy nuard,' and 4.lrted rezpomibte rnspongle J,ecf4nC bound with the Peron tenderinzr, ira,tlie Sutra of 10001. for the elite povformance of the Contract. or.ricE or onn.v,t.vrn, Sept. 10th, 1818. rriHE PRINCIPAL OFFICBRS of His jESTY'.* ORD,keI,VCE do hereby give Notice, 7'hat llroposalsiall he received at their Office, in Pall-Arall, nu or before .41I4raday, the 414 ddy of Ovtober next, fi•ont much Pcrsma at Matt be teilling to undertake the PER:FORM /VINCE h( the BRICKLAYERS, MASONS, and PLArsTkft- ERS.WORIt, required for the Ordnance Servicc in the Pow's- Mouth Division, fora period of rive rears, determinable af ter the arpA.ation of the first Two rears, upon six itonths No tice,.at the option of cither.Parly. , Descriptive Schedules of the /Yorks that are to he peiformed, and the 'ferias and Conditions rf .the Contraci, may he ob tained upon application to Major-Genei•al Fisher, the Com manding Royal Engineer, at ,Portomonth, and also at the Secretary's Office, in aforesaid, any Day between the Itoirs 'of ten,and Four o'clock,. where the Proposals must.- he Ileiii,44.ed, sealed itp and indorsed, " Proposals fur `S t orki Pqrtsmuuth ;" bat no Proposal can he admitted iittcr the said 411 t dots of October, at Tunlve o'clock at Noon qt' the Aonte.bay neither will any render he noticed, unless the Potty utahing it, or an .clgent in hire Behalf shall attend. By Order of the Board, R. 11. Cl?Effr, Secretory. INIERCEPTED COI? RESPONDENCE. A curious .eizure as been mnde on board an American Elst qdionna, eiptnred by one of our • ~ crutzers, It is some cot IT poiidetwe front - Sir Gore Onscley„Sir Jam .s G3mbi4l, and Mr. Strat ford Canning, to our Governtne:n ; which OM'S. pondenee was foinid *rn a printed state How it could have come, into the hands or the Anieric.ms, iv e know tot. iinitating the French motel in this a in other inNtances, they no sooner ob, twined pol:sepion of it than they caused it to be,,printed. The following is the letter from Sir Gore Ouseley To the Right Hon. Lord riscnunt Caskreagh, his Majesty's . • Priuoyal'§ecri•tary •if Sta'e for Foreign Affairs. No. 31 —Pmnr.tTr.:. " Gelman, N0v.24, 131 i, " MIY torso,--I coniirler it my duty to wake yo i tr L or ibicp acquainted w'th the wishes, ex peetatiotis, stud intentions of his Royal highness Ahhns lliria, respecting his eldest . son.illohurn med Nlirza, iutd to solicit your instruetioits for my guidance in this delicate affair. "It seems that his Royal Highness has deter mined {as. for ail' it depvids uponlinnselfi, to send his eldest son to be educated4ln England', and that he is under the ide of his wishes, having been Mnde known .to, and approved of, by the Government. However, on examining the or• chives here, I cannot find more than the copy of a - letter horn . Hayford Jones to his' AlajeSty's Minister for:Foreign Affairs: announcing 'the above intention ; and, 'as far as 1 can learn, ho answer has ever been given to it.' " The Prince Royal fart •er' wishes to send from 20 to 40. sons of Persian noblemen and chiefs with his son to England, for a similar purpose. The f.xpelices of these hnys will be defrayed by then fathers or the Shah ; but those of Lis Son, he seems to think, will be paid by the En3lisii Go vernment. " no instructions on this subject, either Irvin his Maje*ty's Government or the Briti-i Government itt India. I felt considerably eutbat rassed iu the I'li!lee Itoyars' eonvers4tions thi, but eurle,ivrruretl to, make my re. aAt'Cll( 4 l%ll taus , i1)1e, until I urn honoured with 'his lioyal . thc Priuce flu alt's cointuart4,• The Prince Tloyal's last intimation on this subject was a request that I would acquaint your Lordship, for the information of his Royal High ness the Prince Regent, that his sou should pro ceed ► o England when he had attained his ninth year. I conceive him to be at present about six years old. With' respect to thelSolicy of the mea sure, it is generally conceived * that It a% mg thg eldest on of the nct.unwledged heir appa. rent Of Ncr i>i in England, may., ensure: our pa. ramotua intl , tence at th (.auntis onrt for the ensu ing seven (weight years, is the utmost period th at it 3 v Ac ijtatiou eunid be : . n . jurious. On the Oillur Lind, tf tlu!, Ptsiici Would e:Ciiect to ItaVa xit establi-lonent, for his son, and masters to at tend hint at his house, 01' wherever he may reside, the. exPence . to he incurred toast alu.) he a subject of consideration. " .Prayitig soar Lordship's early inqtroctiorts on this very delicate point, I luive the hoootir to be, with greAt• respect and dosideration, my Lon), 'Your Lordship's most obedient t. , „1 6014111 hum .l4o sitrytitit, " tivRE-Quasioxy," syptil . ....A . l!s.g,.grc:A. 14triii4 - 61 Avrtv,s, ILINp. 1 1, ==a13ymxpreess on fliti night of the 17th, tAte tteeivt\l the ssubsikkreat teiligenee, triittshtitted by the Poverulhent Chili " INJOrr etnitpteroil Yerkas, 4tnlY9tin r i new - -selves iv."; 11 glory every hour. The 'ilwi. , ,.:•cor,nrcet wocoers of our eonotry are plolieti on the r partS of La Conception. Tio• fort of Tale shnlino .should be at , this itioinertt in the power of these intrepid legions, us the miseralde retna;ns of the oppoting army is destroyeil, . 'The conntry t..tnt faced front invasion, the happy molnent wilt ar. rive of establishing the .riglits-of the nation, and of elevating her to those exalted destinies reserved for her'in tbe eternal' decrees,of Providence. God preservey9n many years, FRANctm,A) PEKE?, .fialtl,-;i0, 3(1410e, tsi3." Smirnd o , 3 u his instant our Goretu. ! , wme reecived >i (160tch from the Hriny ot . oitr livervice, 2fith May, which is 'as follows : ' 4 Moll" 1 4 ‘ixcELLENT S7R,-1 have to-Alay 'as sumed the Government, and taken pu4session of this city with singular pleasure, - ini,sisted by the arms of our country, cvhich are entrusted to ow orders. In it 1 have found many muskets, a quail tity of powder "and armaimi!ion - arid elotttOlgp with.sltire pieces of artillery, 0.1; which the terror of the enemy has left in Our power. My ektrance was•delayed scone time by the weather, and op this. account' the wretched remains of the invading troops were able to withdraw,towerds Talc ihnano, with four small pieces of caurm:- llefore the abandoned this place they tile houses of same of the inhabitants, which omi , ionel !Pitch indignation, and we have brid the gm , (l !ovti l itc to make prisonei the author of these criminal excesses. " The 'troops of the 'enemy flesvrt f rom hi, stivdittd, kind entist theniselveS under that Of the country. Ilya few Guys I mike an attack upon the tort of Talcahuano, aptl I have no doubt of ,succe , s, tout that tv tlaoui the effusion of blood, which 1 take all hieatt , l to a‘oH, rr ij av i rig aecm,hplfshed this, I 61) a' 1 1(1%.'.1 nee U pon where tbercare Sotne,other strag glit44 enemies in a,state-of alarm, o» iscemmt o f the death ul Golerd va,,, j a.. A 9 soon its purproes are nus‘vered, I shall ;adopt the proper expe:heitt , for the 3eettrity of the lei - 1.4°1y, and your Vaxeelleney may rely vu theenergy and e n... iilllSiiiSin of tov gallant corn m , rati "'God preserve tsze jOSP2, - AiI(WEIA 1).1i cmuurEtA rr Conceticirrv,' C6ZgeP,PCMN st`2a..,--,Letter front the Gene ral of the' General of tile Army of Deliverance, t‘l tt 'frittitt ite,thi7s; - , yesterday I advanced with 100 men, HEW. took possesslon of this place, My• v ai r g ri ar d t o o not yet arrived, which is the only Force .1 sh a lt employ for tle reduction of - Talcahuano. Al though I have more that . ; 200 goon some tative, infantry and militia, which in less , that: two days will amount to 401) Mel). In the ware« houses and'ainong the neiklrbotirs I hate collect. ed 1500 touslivos, about 400 of which arc in A • tdriaillijit •feir service. The armourers are C / ployel, and 1000 will soon be in proper condi« lion. Of poWder and accoutrements we have bundance. AlSo - clot thing for 400 men and :3M dollars. The propertl', , lihriry, and equipage tit the Bishop are 6tltP,ecttreil. We hate discov ere a a packet with 10,000 dollars, and :all these tat) Useful to the army. 1, found 70,000, eartonehes in the Bay, " This expedition has cost us Sortie trouble, but after to-morrow - Talea nano will be in our powCr, and the campaign will be terminated. When 66 is concluded, I shall name a Military Couniii:ioTt to try and to putikh the traitors. Cartabajal and tm-tily others have presented , thenrseives berore use language u l tears'ot repentance , but thehe shad not excuse. them.HThe Bishop, and his as aistant, with others Of'the party, - arc already em barked, and would .have • departed had not the place been blockaded, as they report, by the Es sex and the Petrillo, which is not improblbic ; but lam goiri , ,,,T.to examine into it. At night we surprised a pat role. of ten, men at : Talcahitn - 110, who are now orty priignerS. 1 have circulated ,ortlerS to our , different detachments, have designate 4 their statiOns on the boundaries, and every thing proceeds with. regularity. `We shall soon with the Royalists art. Chillan, who, in, conse= queneeof the d'euth of Parnell, are under the coin mand of ' .l 3 dirt They arc in alarm, unit Wish to treat With 'lts. Three inindetul men a... 4 arriving from Mattle, and it is well if they kilt those front Onenos Ayres. God presetye you, &e. MIGUZL DE CARIt v6l.( l.l ), TiL cio l c l : S ,a EP st 7; :ct 2 . 1 4 1e 7 ., \ I V I t'!te u t LR S I (IfI NG V ,r I , Ii (i irt i , N. ll (s n ou : i lt l i t. PrOVOSt) on his way ttr town Iron) deuce in the North, he was attacked near Salri tir by a gang 'of banditti. fie NVas in a gig, 11:111 charged a pistol in the face of ihe first NI b,, up to the step ; two others, however, w0 ,, 1) , :.c , 1 hint i i : ::l : . ;s . e , r , e i l l y y an ti t i l ei r l o t h , :.; .l,n, l i iirn ; ward 4 seteraal enantrOa‘ea, who fial hvea (itar,at.4 by the rept-At of thi: fire 7 arael, came up, naiad took, boa to a aeighbouriat., cottage, w!ieace it. brought to town' MHO betore !ditto 0 . e154t4.-- Th crt , 0 , eve re wilanck hem! awl his right aria is shuttervti by a ballot Dear tilt: wrist. It is retrarkithle, that a St...l`v'ant Who !)ehilat the gig, coal(' not he found atcl heard i e t ati, he do cujic lit i a late laa,rt , that the tttc~ first rob- A t b ' ll' i t elt r i 0 1 a r lil r t i t it t it a l i t i e t 'r r s:t l.4 ( r ) t l t 4 c t k i s : l h o : e t t i bi t 4 (. ..a b t l e:e also, of the rest of th