The Sun. — London, England, 1813-03-31 00:00:00

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(ROW EVENING, April 1, 1813, !ttiti the Comedy of SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL. (4.1 d time) the Comic Burletta of MI 1),&s. E t °be opefieeitt l,atl pait riot: trot Price 3i. ed.--Pit 3s. Gd. Second Pri c e 2s ' Second Price is.---,Upper Gallery Is. Se- Ixes to be tai.ieit of Mr.. Brandon, it the liart-street, Comedy of A:l76p to Sea rborbugh ; after Purios4 ; with the new Farce of At Horne. 'e respeCtfully informed, that, t new Comedy, is in rehearsal, and will •be produoed as EAST-INDIA 1 - 10L 4 SE, March 30, 1813. COUII.T.: of DIRECTORS. 'of the ofniPANY of MER.f.:I-IANTS of • E 1%.:C.;- „, to the East do hereb y give Notice, • ' c" f thc f°ll"i 7 llg. Proprietors qualified agreeably to Law, orinit to th e 6tli ~.tection of the 7th Chapter of : ti , e said CompOny siified in writhig to. tile w"ttr dilire of b ' Ca n didates for the Direc te explain; es tlt "g Elmtiott of Six Directors, on edn dal's 461 riex,t, viz. • ' jop N v AtIAANPER. BANNERMAN, Esq. Iiv.IDLENToN, Esq. .luck+,l4S MILLS Es • • ' 4111'i,1,:k.0 CHIC! 7.. PLOWDEN, - Esq. GL0:41,1„A•NI hoßAwrs, Esq. 44:1•4:1t0M1.11E ROBINSON) Esq. (iOVEILNMENT LIFE, ANNUITY OFFIC% •1L r 0 ... • my th • Bank-street, March 2p; 1813. R a j l , ' g Is a snort Seale of some of the' .3 tiNn• 1- .. • • --, ow • ranting • tkNNi t , r oi l , %awl' (,OVLIANMEN x Are n g. t i he tik 0f 4 1:%,-,;,A , l'iltye plqable 1-hill-yearly 6 , 1t4 . 11 . -11,--"",,,^1N1),, the saiu'e as the Dividehds, and _ ll '. 3 Y 'rulvrt, ' il„"L 4- P'''et . Of AttOrney.—The Act having', ll en tit Liv„ ''''s - s'ltitftties iiiar be purchased ,on Silugle.l.7. i ties, w._ ! wheit thii u . 1 , 4 (Jura. consu l, or Reduced mu . , t 4t).(lT above 46 . V . • GO 'l)7 Cents: brim 39 and under i‘n t k, 1 , ; 11 . c ~ . 81, (eji2l :l3 .l :::' ( • ' t f ok. . Lr A .lo c o " l. se Ntt t e e Y: t 'S :la rYPeellV t , ~r, • . i' 7 ',12 11 • .10 ~ . ' "*. Ai 1 0% ..•'.' K. . 1 4 , .: 44 .: '''''' 4 lti 0 is 11 6 50 ''''.-•''.. 5 e c 2 60 ' ' . . 11 5 es ..- .... . . ti 14 0 . 70 ..... '. ::..: : .. 9 7 1 ; 12 cOl (0 15 5 the 75 13 ' uPWards 11 $O, 4 11ttr i g ntert401 41.0 r%ge* will S re.ee. ill prOpOrtilMA .... . s cir),.. ,''! ; IY be btu! '(Gratis) au Apptieatiou. at gusttt i sid Y . 14 li ti4 to the " Saperintentlaiit," if the. Superlittendant. . NOBLEMEN AND DENTLENIEN s, , N S 1 T ATIO N as LAND, kyZEWAItI), witere Professors Coventiy'a and "'e t) , t of tiushoullry and Management of Live . Stock ' 4. 4, l "‘Plat per sou fully contpetent to the dull" who ca n give reivrencel for abilities, clka , racte . l: ! 'll,Lti!tor t olvilian, at the Veterinary College, : ;11, ' 1 ' 1 1) ur Professor Corently, Argyle-N(1,13T, Lt htfdresseil to puuctually aA. ttendVe 11. eterinary e Collego, Sower's d to. ..,0 wi"ritErn }LOVA L HIGFNESSES lIE ,OsreE REGENT. ANO DUKE OF YORK: • b d . SEW EANT begs to inform the No auntry, and his Frienik, geueral;t he WATER, ,ANIBLET CLOAKS are to he hail, , as usual, at his ~t ) 4, So uthampton -street, Strand, where an . 4"l"4.alway s ready, ELS Nii`yy, and Travelling, Lite NEII3E,VNT.antI '' -1 1.1 . 4 iv ' 4ILITY, GANTRY,' AND.T.H.E.PcBIete IN tlith 'GENERAL. I,"4tent`AZAti mid StAirARD, Inventors of the %II LIVE I :POOL LANIP, - .feel it a duty they nwe the I, itV e : . t .i itte, I bitt, The very great demand for their . Lamps i 4 y,,.! a ft,* needy individuals to attenipt introdoct tit '4 o. 4t u ne a Lamp resembling the Patent Liverpool—only tittl4l.;t:;(ilitaintp,isf;stairGliituttict,lebt:t.,N:::)l;,t iiiiltatttyie;ruituiLeiciprel:l;ytoe;itsiLsaallelipasisaisvti):B.uve ~.r . t_llth v. hie!, none can be worse for hurtling common • 117 4%- . c) i „ t p . t r . Z l . ' i ' t ^;nen, are the most convincing proof o_f . thetr Gvere,very Lamp hitherto invented, they 4 t . ' math. 1 . - I . llliant pure light as any thrt.,e other kith the use .of cotuntOit oii only, withouttsmell or ZIIY Warelll)ll%6 11, 1Unging to the Proprietor; are at ) 4""* Y -I ''''c ,"- ' t'• I. tt - %ere . and NO. G2i 1.- ii , •,. c . eost 4. 40 g.. ~ , olaybe htili for the above. 4 , I `1 ii ''' F:M.Yri PLI L NEW Lir-INVENTED GRECIAN 4Ara ,i11'1‘;‘) SPANINII LONG tiI'AYS,. v L‘Si().N; anti Co. Most. respectfully invite . „ th os e I • fireir i t , 3 who are covioni in the choiceo_f . ..:ttas : k , 4 4 TS;/)., tyrtSii.oty, NO. 25 1 - 10LYWELL - Pit - i L ai an 1.,,.;11,,ivt,, in,k)..Vr. t.1.10y will ,feel j happY in st""vitig • i lnil uNiii 4 ''' Po..tsitig, variety et the best materia s, . Tw' h, 1 , hitrwror ' 4 ttity, , '. 1 4 11 1 : ti ttLi, 4 , ' ' ''s, baring bad the managettient of a highly re- N, 11 ,1 1 kihi 4 :;'"ft IR London, for upwards of 10 3fear*, sane ti%,-;Ttiip it t ,'ii e .&. l ; . !tr:T'eci by " once Ot the first famiiieh of dia tt , le lA., . .nnabelt he will he found competent to au ., )444,4?,t4e ,1.‘.. lialtAlS Of Me fashiorukhie world, ttt3 na effort •ii thtte' p. : ':- . 1 .1 he wanting to produce the hest Articles at a , ../,. • I ' ll lsart', i ' 41 41,,!'t (.4,,,„:4,i),,nti induce them to become purchasers, ?it:01,4 ,osi", ‘ of a superior quality and exquisi:4 Nyork- II!, , r,`7'llices; litindsutne long and imprpved Shape viti; 41 ekt vr, ' ;;;". 4 , 110 5.,,. strong coloured Corsets, from •ss. to 11 ohi t) "`ery vt i le . "7 of Children's , ita,yit, from ss. tid., to 7s. fid. t4.:Z1.4,j.01in411 l',lle4cription. of Stays, itl the first" btyle of ~11, 1 4re i Y ,„ c ; 1 " 11 P.- . 4r,i,...04 1 1, ,L-.-.g.,1N.0 pair of otte size, will havc_• them at Ikt t • 7.414 ~, , Prlte, lt,, OAK,. , . , , ? (~ ~, - , Fa tit lowa and Country oil the shortest n N 4 ''llk llt lt4a - . Cli nt44l . 41 ' tti try : on. . • ta 4 l : the opposite-house. `• . .... .LA ,I wml:l,,it 641.5.1 ' . .. .•• ' ---..... . . ed - TI I EA TIiE ' II.O VAL, 0 ItritY-1, AN E. 1 [O.IIOIIM*I EVENING, A ril 1, 181 ' 3 ' . '' ' rki' \L.. *. ' s - ' P 0 lifi„to- .. v, „l t o, ~ . ajetries Servants will perforin the pet _ eJ ' .' 'I '' : , . • ~..! • THE DEVIL'S 'P,II.I.DGE- ' • ,4, • Indtil I th ., ;! will be adileil the Nlusic mal Entertainent of 0 Al 44 11.1)24C1-1ILDIZEN IN TriE w()o,D. ~,i I,.iNeeolid Price 2.5. ihl.--Pit, 3'3. MI:: SeCOnd.:Pric!,: 40 Gallery 21.; . Steond Price, ls.-I.7pper Gallery, 1.. . rift.e ......... : 404'144;e* to be talten of Mr. Spring', Bar 11()-4-7 ' • 4t the Otlice iti Little"' Russell -street, from Tett till t til ', ' 61 14 .' ''., • . r , d ,aYi the eomedy ' of ' The School for . Scandal; with 34; „,, ...1.,„ ~ t ,t arct of The Review. , .. nolic are r espectfully informed, 1 hoi: a new Comedy is ~ e ' j 6 ... 44 4 and that ether Novelties are in preparation. .... 1i ' ; , • . iv lir, 4.I.II:ATItE ROYAL, COVENT-GIIIDEN. ' .....''. ..11°R11()Iii. EVENING April 1, 1813, . r I Y'll litil t led the Comedy of , ' . 1144' SCI - 10()L FOR SCANDAL. 0,14 444 whlch ( , 12(1 time) the Comic Deflate of :_,:si h , • M I 1),AS•• E . ' . • • * ' '' 44 ( it'i.," I , be virefidlit h . .ilf past liise ri s i; lo ‘ 4 4 - it ! . he?. ,11 4 :' , Put six, ' . „.....' Itti,(4l:,kcond Price 3i. ed.—Pit 8s- ti'd. Second Price „ 2 , 5 , " • ( 1 , "ts. „ Second Price ts.---Upper Gallery is. ~.._1... '4ll'„l4fht.,,l4:llXt!S to be ta i .ien of Mr.. Brandin), at the ,ml3hiirrlitt a -street ' ' ' ' ,',..' ' cli ‘lll, the C;ons.eci of -' A:Trip to Scarbough ; after . 1.1 ,1,, „tiet44 -‘ ‘ , 4 ces Vurios:, ; Y wi th the new Puree 4)f At Home. 4- '`''''Cit'", 4 re r espettfully informed, that. t new Comedy, ~........, ..4 °lll l);, ti ,t i‘ ea , is in rehearsal, and will •be produced as .....--- . h . EAT-INDIA.. ' HOENE, . March 80, 1813. If' Mils, c • .' i . 0,:,,,,. OURP of DIRECTORS. .of the . liiki:,,,&F.l) etThIPANY of 111ERCHAM of . . 41%C.;. '''aing to the East Indi.:s, do berebrgiee Notice, „...,' titth e f . ' I / to "w i ift eo E°llowing.Propriet ors qualified agreea ) r l ,„ jil t ; 'horality to the 6tl Section of the 7th Chapter or i ', ,ti c L it'w3 of the said Com i l t y ignifted in writing to . the t t ) ,, 4 1 . : I, 4ll4 l l' e t ! iii. ... d isite of beett ) t a ni ' ng , .% Caudidete4 for the Direc- -1 ." '7411 1 4 \ --uin g ' Election of Six Directors, on Wednesday, 11 '',, 40'1.14,4 next, ~..-- -A , Jo N. Al-EXANI)ER IIANNERMA.N, Esq. IIN IIIIDLEs"roN, Esq. 111 C. , ,Lv.,s MU- LS E i ( .;., ~ 4 , Kt . I Mu ~ ,:1 1: 4 ' LiilCl 7.. ELY PLOWDEN; Esq. 4. 1 : AM It OBARTS, Esq. . • , , ~,,,,_ ,A.ELCRONIIIIE ROBII8()N' Esq.' --r '':"-""*--••••••••••....„----••........_„_.__,,____..... ~—........-. Pt iif , CIOVEuNMENT LIFE ANNUI ' I " Y OFFICE, - . p, "A 1 11 11: fll Bank - street, March 2 0 ; 1813, . t° "-,' . 1 (4 "IWillg is Short Scale of some of the if) ° '. 14 t atti, ii - a ti , , r-4.15.,,5it,t lau.'l'ateli CI OVEItNitIENT.ere now.groutin la lt , i,f, K f 4 ~, 1-114 5,-- Fi t , ' ', 1 1 I-hill-yearly et the t.t . 4 ? k„\Cit , \ \,,,, ty,tiri.. , pa)a .1 e., „ , may 0 , pit t eeeivr,l 1,, .i . , v • ~, the saute as the Dividenas. , lord 7, __,, t , ~...1,, r titcri, mid 44" 9' of AttOrney. , —The Act hartpg ~ ,,w i. t, 41,t 1 . , v , ,ve Adn uities 1-1' •ri 0 +rued ,on SiligAleAf:r to . .„i' i,,, 1 ., . 4,t Wntlt tilt! U 14.- )* • 'in ' Reduce...4m- i , f ',, ore 41, , .. 1 1 ) • per Cent. Consuls or . , s ovt 4(:) , . . . .. ~ p V. 31 ' Per C brim 69 anti under 0 to 0. , ..., ,ents. ) Rate . r4 rloo/ of s Average 81, pee t: . ' 1 0 '4'..' t'llnt t o Life 04 aa Cant. ;s took. . for .1001. NioneY• • ' '' r nt eiret , .;" • , . ...... r 7 1 12 11 ' , . 1 0 '... All 0- 4. At t; . . $ 1 -4 '''' 44 it; 0 14 ' 44 . '' ' S 11 6 . 4 'i' 450 ' - • ''. . 4 e c' 0 6. 6 ....,., ' • '''' . ' 5' 11 0 if' :. ..,, .. CO it 5 e ./ ' es ...... '''' . ' 614 0 - ,j , ' 70 ... ... .. :..:: .. 97 1:: ((-: t 5 5 TO •*/ .:1 All ti . 75 13, u pwards 11 8 0 . ro ~,. eirtk,',e inlerNodiate 1 '" ' ' '' : ,v :,, : , - ,k , ~,,,,t , Imo. , r ges wt.. rex etNi. in prop . ortion, n. at this ~,. - tpc or ity 1 1ewi.it,,,,,.,_ buit' .( Gr atis) on . A PP ltc ,; lt ? ( ! 1 „ it u st,-- ' ''''' . "Flirt, 17• Ii La the " Superintentlant, it t ti. .., , 5 i LAiN ' - S. iIIGI-I, Superintendent. \''...--------------------._ .......---..... , 0 'r , ' •',.. , i() Vi, • • •,, BLENIEN AND OENTLESIEN, * 1,,.. ' %,1 ' 4 S ' a S i TII ATI 0 N as LAND: 0.,, -94.460.EA'A1tb, witere Professors Coventry ' s and t.tilece 'e,"; lit ' e l l 's ., :tf c ,1.;!ils honil ry and ;NI a nage In e tit of 1...i 1 7 li t t lt o i c es I . I : j ip i , ~,,,,1 1% • 5 • 1 :ni itft7sott fully cur p i e i t ent tv 11 bill ;. ° s, character, iii.; 4.11,1404',4,4'-star tolettitl,in"-altetrli-cetl• ‘!)t. 4 - r - l'olle- , e, Sonter ' i ', r . 4. ' i " " n, or Prole:um Co lc ven e t ',V ' '' ' Edil/- I,i.tt, Ai Argyle-,y • l 'l, 'wr'i'l,,dressed to A. 11. Veterinary eCollego, Smiler ' s- 1 0 1 ' „: . 1 . • tle punctually attended to. . ... . t f i . 41' 11.1n. - t:i. -- tsispi, „ ... 1 ' , 4 i i„,,,.. Ili' rimut ROYAL 141G1INESS:J11 - 1E „... , 4 1 ' 08 104 CE REGENT. ANI) DUKE OF YORK. -- ~ vaii lt II SELL' EANI! begs to inform the Nu- r, 1 )1,401, J.; 9_entry, and Ills Friends in geirernl,t he WATK . Ri s s pi.; ,4;: v t if,„t or ' . ,llkilia CLOAKS, are to be had, as I.l.s"!!_,cartt,. his jp• , Qltho nt 1 ) 'NO. 4, Sou thampton -street, Strenn, , ,,,.: ...„ ...."- Ai, 14 . a hyays. neatly, I. Alilitary,Nayy, and Ira% kiting . • ph , 5,..... ,...L. ......!..e.,:5....,p1iLANT.and PULSFO:iID i s. . .. 41 .0 ' '''',. • . No pt ..., ~" • .4 rauTy,GANTity, AND TkIE I'VBlde IN i , r ... . uRA 'GENERAL. etti 4 . 1 EA.11 mid SENirARD, Inventors of the , o ird, . tt . i et tent Liv.EITOOI. LANIP, - .feel it a duty they owe the 4 .; li.J'i•i of 4, lwtitte, 'hot the very great demand for their Lamps ' ,lt i -. „yltrl i :: ' , ll , 4 . fI'AV needy individuals to ' atteMpt introdncing 1:••,?' l '.' i,'- • il to.,„ `' "e a Limp resembling the Patent Liverpool--only ~,, ', -, 1,1-„Waed apptin.-1 tint, p '•' iciple the same as the 1: ,‘,'.,,.;:`.rhlthiaillituviihtirl,i x ' a j t ' l l ic es' Cril , llL" n wo kli -e for . hurtling common i t , ~..1,4 thei t,t :1, Illttlibt . , r or pat eat Liverpool I...atus ty) : s u s , ~,.. lik,, 0... laufws a t tit; Nolnitty and ,Gentry, as we al its ~_',. ~ 1 , iit Tr.ade.inen, are the most convincing . proof t o . their il * ~,,I?t.iztoilltyl..(.....eri.t,yery Lunt p v. bitl!rt a o n hittt h l r ) , e e d , 0 t i h e l with the us • .Ihant . vitro light i, ) without Smell el ii; , . . e. of common on only, / ...: '.111111,Y....Wareh0u,,6 3,,lunging to thC Proltrit. - tors , are2 ... l: ~ .. , ti:,.,Drut) -.e1,,,. cii,-,osite long-Acre ; a n d N!. 62 , i ii 4 !,: '' ' , :k,,,: . ect, Liverpool i where the best with, oil, an' ''',.. 14Y1-4 ' I nid fi • the above.. s - ---___t__ )1 , "I t , . ii , ----- ~ -,tI,.PTIPUL NEWLY -INVENTED GRECIAIs A itsitr i.) ' S PANIISII LONG STAYS.. . v . . i / t s It , ) N anti Co. trim-, respectfully invit ./. Ili Miel., " . !1 .2, :iii . ,.., ...,. • . WEDNESDAY , RARCH 31, 1813. . . SAINT JO}IN, VACtIkrEY... . a MEETING .of the PROPRIETORS of HOUSES within that Parish, rated under Ntl..ter ann. and of several Inhabitants of that Parishi who hakt ?muted to oppise a k3ill intended to be introthiemi- into Parliament, to . ..euayel the Owners of such.Proirerty to Pay the' Pour limes chargeable thereon, and ro make other altPration 6 in the Local Acts, held -at the D.lerrnaiii Tavern . on March idth, 1813, ',TAMES. YOUNG, Esq. in the,Chair; . A report having been made that the Promoters of the Bill: bad resolved not to pers4erc in 'their exertions during 0:e present Session. of Parliadeat, in-consequence of the in 4 formality of their proceedings, and of - the opposition which bad occurred, ilesolvedi. • 1. Ttiat this Meeting receive this report with peculiar pleasure, because the evils Which. they apprehended are averted or postponed. Because individual labours and paro chial disunion are avoided, and because they hope that no further efforts wilt be made to introduce a measure which must violate the general *viten' of the laws. for the relief of the Poor, ;which, its this l'arisb, nu necessity requires; expe diency dues not sanction, justice disapproves, and hounkuity, must condemn. . cl.'Thitt, this Meeting coufidently expeettbat additional in flurry, and the intermediate adoption of prudent measures by . .MezesPectahle and kitelligent parochial Officers and Trieees, to obtain the Rates from aall Inhabitants who are coMpetent t,o their discharge, will prevent any renewal of the past attempt. 'But that, if their expectations should he disappointed,' they will also renew their opposition with unabated unanimity and zeal to any ftiture efforts to acquire a compulsory power assess•the landlords of all houses under 20i, per annum to the Rates - for the relief of the Pooic '3. That the aotivity and prudence of the Committee, and their firmness in refusing to,compromise the principles they were delegated to support, have 'obtained tha-eordial appro bation 'and sincere esteem of this Meeting. 4: That this' Meeting - also express, with peculiar pleasure, their acknowledgments to 6eorge.Byng, Esq. and Other Mem bers IA Parliament', for the promises of support which they promptly - and cheerfully bestowed, and: to William Mellish, Esq. for his liberal attention to .the applicatitas. and 'state ments which he received. • 5. That from John Wilks, Esq : their Solicitor, they cannot withhold their tribute of gratitude, not. only for the former exertions which lie made Most beneficially to this Parish, but for the ce,•teness and ability whielrhe has now displayed, and by which he has liberally uutained their present Success,with out protracted litigation and supertiunus expenee , JANIES YOUISIC4, Chairman. C. That the well principled, disinterested, and zealous exertions of James Yotufg, Esq. their ChiAinliaa acid '1 rea;. surer, this Meeting Must particularly applauit, and must ur gently intreat, his future useful into Icrtnce with his Co trustees, and his continued efforts for the improyement of the Parish, and the protection of tue. Poor. lIOYAL ACAD6Ik,:SOMEASET - PLACE. IVOTICE is bereby given, that the DITION will Opdn on MONDAY:, tlx: .3d of May next. s The Artists are desired to send their several Performances properly framed, with their desriptions, and the nanics of the 'Portraits, for insertion. in the Catalowne on PKIDAY NY,":3,.the 2d; pr Ly Six o'clock on S'AlliitDAY, the 3d of April. • • , . • No Artist into send mare than eight Pictures; nor rutin , than ei"ht Dtawiugs. , • Ni) Miniature .It,a be allowed a place, unless in *Frame of moderate dimensions; our can an/Copies be admitted - . • .The loyal Academy will take .!4,t •possible care of NVorke entrusted to them, but cannot hold themselves tesposleihte is ca3cs of Accident, lIENItY HOWARD, It, A. Sec. AlniiltAUry-OFFICE, March :Bt3. WIDOWS' PENSIONS. moiler, is hereby given, that the Widows of " 4- COLIMASSiOn and Warrakit Officers of the Royal Navy, receiving:Peniions from the Chirity established fur their re-' lief, Nl''.ll lie paid their Pensions due the 413th kehrnitily last, at No. in, New -vitiate, by - Edward F. Hatton', 'Esq.ViePaymasterof the :atid Charity; The Widows of Captains, Peulenatits; and Masters, ou Saturday, t.ll loth of nett ;month f the 'Widows of Boatswains and Geninersoin Monday, the lid) ; and the Widows of CarPenters, Porkers, Surge Ons, iind Second Masters, on Tuesday, .the anti On ev'erF succeeding Thursday, between the boors pf Ten and Tait c. And Notice is further given, that Remittance Bills will be sent on the loth of next month to those liVidOws . resident in the Couutry who have 'requested to- be paid their :Pensions near the yv.;peciive places' of taerr Roisitletic t ' • . • J. W. CROKLa.. ADNIIZALTY-OFFICE, • 27th March, 181$. Min; LQI,DS COIUMISSIONERS :for,. exe enting the Office of 'Lord High Admiral of the 'United Kingdoms of Great Britain and Ireland,, do heresy give No tice, that his iloyal !Ugliness the . Prince Regent has.been gi'aciously pleased, by his Order in Council, of the 4th inst. the Name and-on the •behalf of his Majesty, to direct that the following Regulntion,_ should. be substituted for the tenth Regulation, in respect to. the Half Pay of Chaplains Of his Majesty's Fleet, estahlished by his. Order in Council of the 4th March, 1812,. viz. " That Chaplains now, serving in the Navy, who may upon Apr exatpipation be deemed:proper to be eorrtituted, shall be allowed the full time they may have serv e d, not exeeeding however in any case, Eight Years, and subject to the condi tions.of the §eiond Regulation, established by his Royal order, in Council of the •ltli Mardi, 1812. The time to be allowed beyond that period, to commefice from the date of his. Royal Highness's• said Order in Caqicil And fulhey, That the Pa; 'of Chaplaimi not serving in sea-suing Ships, htd attending occasionally the Prkon, liospital, and Convalescent Ships, shail be regulated by the Lords Commis sioners Of the Admiralty, according to tits extent of.the Duty to pertormed." By Cooltuand of their Loidslaps, - .J. W. CROKE% [PRICE SIXPENC.E-TiAi.PPENNr. .orFrcE' OF OADIV4IS7,'I2, ~1.?- r rc,1 , I t: l3 . T IIE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS cf Pis 31..4 . . JESTI'S.• ORD.II I 4CLIV..e, do heresy :That Propo,s'ali will be recoiled at their 6 0 ilice in Pa.:l AL: I, on or /fore Alendoy, the 6th pay of dipril next, Pe sons, a,s• may be_willing to nndertake the fypplg czfIUQ,Z; eltOM'S, PlNCl3iN(3.and.TemPles raql uttiortArticles of Iron Mailtifacturt', for 4,rvict i 1 214-14,- partatent, fur a petioil bf 'Thr.. - e.Years, ? -1 :1; eXpiration of One Year, at the o,tion o ,itkcrp:lirtsr, Patterns el the Articles must be viewed upan at the Principal.Stizaceper's °fee, in the "Z'ourii., and - ther Particular,y, )6 , Otter with th.e Terms ,y eantract,'nirry be obtained at the Secretar,. , '.. (!•. Pall # llall, etforesaid,.an# .1)41y betteeen t4ce ctnd Four 'o'Clock, where the- Airman:Fs . 77 , sicxt be saalet4 up ante iadut . 4ed,. " Prapoials fir Iron Crar.-.;,. Asa no • Prtr pOS4II tYOI, be admitted after the a-,..41 • '-=‘,PrN at 7:4Vivc !/' Qua:, at .4Vc:on of' the sum: Wi" al!ii Tender be noticed, unless e. ',e idl Ct.. j.':„ . l; ui as -igent.in kis .11ehia, - shalt attend.. .11y Order' of the linard, ' , • ,B. 11. CREI7 7 , s, , 't, INDIA BUILT spippiNG% TIDE individual British interests embarked i:. this great question are those of /Ist, The Lanilli+ tilers of the United Kingdom ; in the i:,,- ine iiate,prodtice of the sad,. in oak, elni ' dun other tin,' used in building and.repairs ; in copper, lead, iron, tt:c. and in the raJtie the land which %Al Inevitably I) , ~, I • •:, by the transfer or the establishments fur sail-tillt ~,,, irotirwork, anti e descripti,m I 4 mate; i.it important wanufaeture to a pa.it where rm British subject curl hottl a twia it Vie rests of no person is ititere.ten, innitroin nu con tributions to the State,are Qdly, The Proprietors of all - those extensive establishments for.munufa - Aures connected in every. shape with building cud outfit, together with that immense body of the inisse luable -members of the community,: with their: wives uo' families, and estimated at no less than 300,000 duttls. e • The following .facts stand uncontrovexteti The present price of oak tjint)el . is about al.'for what used to be 41..; it therefore cleat, that this branch .of our lauth:d pr9duce has only risen, like others, in propprtiou to incre4sed taxation. The quantity'of oak timber in 'the King's yntdl bac , been declared by the Secr4tery of the Adrairal':: to be equal to tbrep ye4is' consumption; and in the -- Nlerchants' yards it to equally. abundant. No sale fur oah, - nod great gtza~itit;~~ it the max itet. Slaps built in India of teak and other durable woods are:rot in their first ,cost. less expensive than Uritish-built ships,, but they stand in need 'of less repairs, and th6se repeirs will ptu., bubly be done in India.' . . . , . . • 'i'titre are 'about five thouspid ship-builders, cattlitel s, 1... Irtirert, trc. eTtipitiyrd in ;Lie private yards add auout (ik) ; Uta) mechanics au i khourels emplti j rci. u;c VW' WU* at tictes of outfit, two-third 4 of whom, it is Must eitstgrate. The baking' and outfit of shipping fur the Indio, trir.W, AVhd4llel' iti LOntiOa Or elsewhere, tias ciecuiw.ed tittZlattj tkaioug t,11,1 latintd.vropriet ors, atld thc tt . „4.4i# rorioils • of ow,j,ivilCs, not in thrirl Fifty this tine hare biota Intattlivd by the pt Is ate cittreo in taut ycars tint! li,Lp ttfe ',4^ tvlth nitax,tat.,;44:l. celerity., trtnu thirty xt, forty Ltri;e With ilictoy of war of infot,iur 'and, Olicepl3 litAt pllv.tt4: rlyaring :war, has# built ' its malty tot: I:itt;4's yards. From 1709. 1802. sixty-funr East Inchareen • Z built in the River tto.lUot-ports, in tat • G 41,793 From 1902 to I e 18, only thirty-four buntlu 4ll Making if derxit of al . ton.s. The quantity of oak planted in tht United Kingdaiii itt ;tit last int y ye-irs exceeds all belief. • At seventy-lour guu ship takes abunt two thousand of British uuk, - • Iron works are establisbiug in India, and sample* of steel have beep sent front thence equal to British 4teCt. Watt% h 4.. likeWlse copper, lead, and other metals. ot, a'single European is or (n) be emplriyed iu the trimitl‘; yards of lehlia, on_aceourit of inariPaie c t.60,1t to under a trupi , :al sun. • "I't , t hoiefacts we add this, • i'l::tt frith axe empire there is now no mil:idle coin st. hit paramount naval dominion, atul prost►ation at the trot of out adversary. - With these facts, uefore us, and keeping in view tine vit., , i importance of always retaining (et whatever expence) own hands, and et our tire sides, the means of niesdiu; ss..a repelling invasion or annoyance, the Legislature wit►t extreme jealousy .on any measure which may tend to place these resources out of our reach, and confer unbouaet ed itches and power on arty distant dependency, un'tLe em pire. The British manufacturing and shipping capital-is propi» erd to be transferred to India, ►end the wild forests of Peg:: su habitedby their sole proprietors, 'beasts of prey, tut; preferred to the British and Irish - landed property of Inese very individuals Who are ?Saw called un to legislate soali _ _ _ It appea.ri by the above, Oat a scarcity of timber aut. exist. , , . 'file private yUrds, it is well known, - ut the tittle previu..i.s ,the TralieltiAr action, by extraordinary e:evrt,un repaired a..el tittec4.l:ing s ships in sufficient notober to replace theist eis;,,tiii! eiol,lo}l.d in (pie hen'tie• dufence, L'y this eifig atleled.to tbeutunil/40 . wafer the r e „. duct el the luritTtli anddeeisive result of that thee establfshinetits re moved ur crippled, how •,:if exertion be ~ I..ede ' If they CV V:1 in 4 would bo l'woihnten reinkr them eift.etivc The evils retuiti% from the aduptiva of tie prope.,c! 1i t.. 1 • sure would . be, 'The sacrifice of the British and 164h.latidl ' ' and its prodtwe. The sacriftee of the capita.ll.is these estailliiii.n.A“.„ The sacrince of about 300,000 'manufacturers! The sacri,tice of the revenue to the extent ,„. 600,0u0k per ;Annum ity the transfcr of tboe attendant population, and which It inu be 1411,40 • the landholders and the, rest of the 'volinl; The ..•atcrifiee- ()flour narsery for setativu, tau- ~; employed ut the carrying trade of the 4attie , t tnitnertrade. • . . lug. extraordinary exertion, ~e before and ar.c; t 141 Trafalgar, und as,now iu outidett tf. , 411, , tY Am , that, our tue;lll4 of renovation or increase ot our will be no longer available. Let tisilever forget, that while we rttain onritomcil puwei ., italitbe ü bj, ;( ,:t of, oar rivals to underni:l., • stroy it ; ond if we 11VCI relax 111 A/UT taxer t ious to yni r, great.palladitim, or in any slnipe invite inca.st:res „ weaken i.r paraire our efforts—from that moment 4i must date our alwafall. Let us never forget; that if grannies are permitted to vivo, the manufactories of the puma state they ,heconig nait. gcrous. And let us repeat, That • With the British Empire thefe is now no middle eourst w eeu paramount navki do min; ant ptostxatiOn nt t I;e tof oar s.dversory, ii3r.rA„Nmixs - GENERAL POST-OFFICE, February 9, 1813. TWO HUNDRED POUND - - Wit ERMA S, HU ITEY WHITE Is strop ,sitspreted to have been concerned. in the Robbery of Leed‘ Mail, between • Kettering 'and High= Ferrers, nu MigidaYEvtning, the i'lGth of October. last -whoever shall apprehend, or cause him to be apprehended, will be paid a . ....114ward of. ONE HUNDRED POUNDS upoh his Corr mit-' ' ment fur trial, 'and the farther Reward of NE HUNDRED POUNDS upon his Conviction. • IV Command of the Postmaster.Geneval; F. FREELING, Sec. - The said fluifey'White is a.native of London„ by Trade a, Cabinet Maker, about 36 or' 3ti years of age,. of good Ap pearance, n Feet 8-or R Inches high, stoutish made, and stand* . eei, - y upright, „has thin Legs, 'brown Hair, broad or Intl Forehead, pale Compluxien„ light 'grey:Eyes; and little, Eye-brows: if :narked with the Small Pox in . large Pits deep in the Skini_autl at some distance from each other; his.Nu've turns up. He has a squeaking Voice, is Mild in.nasunews, and does not tallemuch.' He is well-known at all the•Puliee Offices,. • ; • . Hehad formerly served some years on board the Milks, and returned about t‘zir years since. - About four years ago he was capitally convicted at the Did Dailey, and ordered to be transported for Lice, but after;: aril's made his escape. - About twelve months after this conviction be was appre hended at Stockport, and tried ariil convicted at Chester As sizes for this..Eserrpe, and sent back to , the btit again escaped. . 1 He afterwards robbed the Paisley, Union Bank, and itue tliately proceeded to London byway of Xditiburgh, in Post Chaises ; and in two or thre days after Ins arrival, wat ap prehended in Surrey, and tried and eon icted at Kingston Lent: Assl•ies, le,' 1, tbr being at large, and Was Sent to the Hunlis From thence he again escaped, and has since been in the Counties s of Cambridge, Huntingdon, and Nottharoptini, pass ing by the name of Wallis, until use Robbery of the , Leeds the 26th of October . It is not known where he has been since, except that Ike was tit the-Lairs Head, in Bread-street, for twoor.three days immediately aftcrwards;and then went to Bath. Hi slept at , the Swan Inn, in 'Birmingham, ou Sunday, the'? ith of Jaktuary, • hist, and proceeded the next day, in company with llohert Brady, athervtise twllca Oxford Tiob, in.the , Shrewsbury Mail to• Wolverhampton, where Brady-was apprehen4ed, anti White took the opportunity to quit the Ooach., Br vy. if'hite was at Bristol in tliv last week,. true escapee Irvin thence on Saturday, the nth instant, absent noon, in ornpany with, one Richard Haywood. White was finessed in a blue ,binder coat, with gilt buttons, white waistcoat, blue.pantakons, and a yellow Belcher hand kerchief about his neck. • Haywood was dressed in a light loose great coat (had no hat) and a yellow Belcher handkerchiti. He is about 35 or ne years of age, 5.. eet 10 inches high, stout niade,. and is pitted with the small pox. • Two of their companions, Birhett and John Go4dolon, -were secured, in teAuae icwstoital Mrre was found every ap paratus ji), opening Cocks, lead ,Partinit Dliorx. ?lAN° FORTE FOR TWENTY-FOUR GULNEAS ONLY. T O BE SOLD, PITAL PIANO FORTE, a 4Ck with additional Keys, Pedal, Double action, inside DeAlt, Mat Legs, and every other requisite; just long enough 6 ~e asott it, warranted to stand wall in Tune; per wetly calculated t - 4,r the count; yorto go abroad. To be, seen at 4 .4 u. 5, .Leicester-place, 'front Tell to Four oialuck. ikeklug-vase, &c. &v. if I' equiTcd, two Liart4aas. U)YAL £X(iTIA.N6E ASSURANCE , EctAblisheti by Royattli.L - txt, theittivi Cieilsve the, ' _ . _ • March 181 3 . VIIOI,URSdN'S., whose - annual Pkerniums. , fail due .11t. on the 23th instant, are hereby informed, that Receipts are Motive re my to be delivered at tip! Company's Offices, over the Royal Exchange:and in Rs well as by their re spective Agents in the several Counties; and the Parties as sured. are rcquested. to _apply for the Renewal of their Poli cies, on or before the 9th of April next, us the usual rif teen Days alloOed for Payment, beyond the date of each Po- . '114:y). will then expire. SAMUEL PENNING, Jim. Secretary. Attendance is given, daily, at the said Offices, for the AssuranCe of Buildings, Goods, Merchandise, and Ships, in Barbour, in Dock, or while building, froM Loss or Damage by Fire ; and also for the Assurance of and granting Annul.- ties on Lives. N. B. Pirt Policies will be issued free .of Expense to the Assured, where, the annual Premium amounts to 6s. or up wardS. .• .' FINE ORIGINAL PAINTINGS. • • . • . Fir HE TWELVE •CIESAits, in bigb preservrt -ate. . • trot), on:View for SALE. -- • Adtmssion--One At BENTLEY'S WAREHOUSE, Little, St. 11iz►.-tin -lake, •- • . • near Long Acre: Also, for sale, 160 other PICTURES, BRONZES, (ARV 4NGS, SCULPTURE„ MOSAICS ' Aamova, FJNE CHINA; INDIA - CABINETS; SCREENS, and PAPEtt,- MU SICAL CLOCKS, _Two ,PIANOS ' hy , BroAdwoutt, CURIOUS TAPESTRY and NEOLE-WORh.,, Bamboo Chairs, 'into' many outer"flare g of:art. . - • " • tiouds bought for Mlney, to any. Amount. - • Letters (post paid) dely4nswered and attended to from any ,part of Englattd. - • • MORE PRIZkS TITAN' BLANKS -. ' r N the STATE i. IITEIIY which begins JIIL DRAWING . 6th MAY, slid on that'Day every TICKET Vilivirct Will be a Prize. SCIIEMB. I . of kqopoo.... al a ....,C110,000,k 2 lO,OOO so,ooo 4 ' 6 • 1,000 ..... . :... ... . . 6,000 ' 8 10 15 . , 20 ' . 40..,, 10,500 . 4O, 20, &c - 8,1,000 The first-drawn " I,Looo lilaulis, .b.c2o etaell. TheAecuild-drawn 1,000 litatilis,l4.lo_each.__ First-clit;;;n zc'abki ve .L.2O : SY.CONI) DAY, 'L.20,000. First-drawn Prize above L. 40. DAY, L.lO • 10,1.59 Prizes, arid only 2u, 00 'rickets. . The above Scheme is adapte.i to' every Class of Adven truant; ris wore than Ode Half of all the: Tickets and shares bought (tr.:. an ;wet-into), WILL PIUZES, besides their Chance for all tlia CA!,'ITALS; „,. ' • • TICKIL'IN are selling b11 4 :'IlISa, the Contrattor, 4 his Foitunate Offices, 4; CORNH ; and .9, CHARIisIG-CHOSS, London. ***. Persons in the Country who find any difficulty in get ting supplied with Tickets;Sbares, or Sclan vs, of the Agents, are desired to send their Orders direct to the Contractor as above. • PI I B PAT I MPE 111 AL DI N I NG-TA - BI,Es, 4fld PAT EN'r Tlt A F..,‘ Alt SIDED° ARDS and DINII\3I-T.:IIILES, in one elegant Piece of Furniture, and upon Five new ditrer.it Phils ; the Patent Improved sofa lieds and Chair Beds; 11r,i.A.-crtw Four Post, and - .Teril nedsttxds, Furniture and 11,t(ling complete ; .Portahle Chairs, with several other itew , invoitted aunt unproved articles . Of furniture:. also a general nun" very extensive assortment of Upholstery and Cabinet Articles 'for furilishing . Elousei com plete, ready manufactured, where ol.ty select and furnish a whole flon4e in a few days, Livciaing the extreme Inconvenience of waiting'sereral Months in completing their Etitablishment, Fast and tWest'lndia Articles, Armyanil Navy, &c. &c. by Morgan and SatitleTi , 16 and 17, Catherine-street, Strand, on teruhs tile most lutnieuitel' fbr.pirosuo tbaywut . • , 01 : 0,1