The Sun. — London, England, 1813-12-25 00:00:00

; ,/ ) , . - , Y . .:\t. i , ' - - '*.• ',' k , ... $ ‘ IP , . . , . . , . , To , . A , , NI . 4 t7,- - : . *F .' ?441, f ' ;.: !: - • ~, ..r. -Yr ...-9 --' z' o ii',., • .41 . , v.... 0.. • . . . 'e 4/1/IFF3I,\ • ai nt im A , . _ 4, ' ~ y (Zfi !(1,1 S - Al" V .IC. I) A .Y, 1.) EC E Mil E. it 2 , 5 -, 1814 . EPRICZ SIXPENCE-II ALFIT•NNY. TIIENI'IIE ROY:\ 1., -DitUlti--1,..ANR.. - • • lON MONDAY EVENING NEXT, Dec. 27, • t.t...fir :,iiijr.:tiei:fiereadts verfornt.the,:Tragedy of Ci1 7 .011(..M To will be added (ilt.titiie a new Splendid:Panto , mitre, called 11ARLE(.4UI7i FLARPER. Tr EATII.E ROYAL, COW:NT-GARDEN. • CIO MONDAY .EVENING NEXT; Dec. 27, win be performed the Tragedy of DOUGLAS. ' "'Mich will be added {G rst time), a new CliristMas Panto. Minh". Ca l led HARLEQUIN AND THE SWANS. t1.1.1.1TAR.17 INsTrrtrrzoN, CHARLTON, KENT, Near WoohNich Common. 0.,fil . TIO'NENIEY, Messrs. -BONNY . - ' C.‘S'rf,E and 110MNIEY, continues, with proper t "nts, to instnrct y)I etnticalen tlw ( 1,,Y? thr /Zoyal .el.o.olery tor 1, 1 6-• ) „° / . . lll thtieryVoill..ge at r,frifiv,:, 'arid for the-seri ire of the " * -11 ' 10 44161..Company,. itt.the vat ions. hraneliertif a fttiii,- too .4 ttw P , !ri of rrnd•ats, the terms, the rules and regnia- T of tite ir, , titntion, apply to Mr. linminey, Charlton, : r ; 1 1 1 (1 1 1 11 ., ta . .llrs 3 rs. Longina• n and Co. linoksellers,.. Pater.' ' Lstetblichment, w-hieh existed lc before the Itneal si,l:7 7 . ( .. 9ll "ire l 'at. Marlow, and that at' Croydon, in present. forin-for more than twenty yerg , and ii tie •/-ood of the Warren and Dock , 'ltrand ul ' • uji ,, near he spot wlwre the artillery practice. arg - t . .xtrei:;.s .permed. * - ii..tVe owenre m p iire•with the .Frt'. :Ind he pi iMelt instructed in their own Rooms. • iIOPE ASSURANCE COMPANY, • Ludgate-liiti, L,n;10.1; • Ex , tan g e, Ellithuls, ; h. ; and Wesinioreland-stiert;Duhlin. FIR E - OFFICI . L--6:II , ITAL ONE MILLION. Loss-S UIJrI\ICJ.S or. Damage by . Fire, treett4 1 , • of t'rnPettY within "v " nJu g a "" , , upon Wilms as beneficial to the Amm I ; % " e ,d , as Those of o ny other. Otgce: Losses are uniforioly foie the utinost si z tirit or liheremity and T l . tr.Y . givelt, that Receipts for the Bc.riewat,of tit expmreitt Christmas, imre now ready' for Delivery 41qc0 u t ...4 ,."c - milvntioni.l Offices, and with re Tectlre i. - 1 : . °1 the. Company throughout the. United Kingdom. a1,4,1,1,(T' ut Assurance, which expire at the. ahore Period, within f ift , t,en. Days thereafter, or - .hey btoin e he 'APE OFFICE.--CAPITA —C trITA I, ONE 'MILLIXV. t o. , l i"' u rances cif,,cto ' d lipon ' Lives :111,1 on Survitorchin.—An - Its ''rait .m 1 • hts nr—' 2 doyments for Children, b • e on pare t . N . •:,'e 1 roprietors of this Office hare undertaliemy all Ilespon ti,)'ll,t). :and have :stipulated fortis guarantee of Oneillion qtr as an aatple Sinni..ity all their Engagcnimnits. t'rofite arilingout. of this Br:Aral of Business, after a irt "`" .. Nciate I)m:diction for-t4uarantee amid Epence of ,Alanage 44"tn' are ditided 'train:l/st the Assured, in proportion to the u4s. revectively wine!' Prncipme•numerous l i tthe i'astoifti•3 of Tot, Twenty,' and Th i rty' per Cent., in 1 -'0!,1 to the A t .rnount • of Life 'paid ; amid R nave 'occurred. (when the Duratim.m., Life ha: otcn rrably prnlosigetl;`, where, the payoment has betli • • ~•tirttkaS, 3 l4 41sUt , zY 'Fee, or other Oil ci ti .11, mripi,..exaaa ft ,.1. mar 'are 11;entleinen ut Arnmy o NiiVY ci 04 1 citUtcl• into actual ).vicc. WILL:AM 111.'RY, Secretary. N. B. For time COL)Vetlit.! , f• of Persons residing at' the West rakti of time 'rowti, Ibis 1 oompany opentql art Office. Oidlicitl-street, where. Policies of AS6Uranee I'il.}.:,:pan LIVES' are effected with , the• satoc facility as at t6, 1 ' 11 . OLliCe 13 BY ORDlr e lt o GOVT.RMIENT. H 1; PUBLI C is . respectfullyinfprmed io consequence of our repreivntation to, Government, the i a ,- on v c nienctis that 4nust arjse . from .. the Drawing ~f I , 4 , } 7STA:l:li' LOTTERY 611 . . the Day' following - the General l i!rditLlgi v i og , th e Lords of the'rrealary have directed, by an t j N'''' in the tiozette, that the Drawing. shall take place on `e Alta of,LINUARY, instead (tithe 14th, as • heictotore ‘‘=ttind. • • • . RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. SWIFT and Co.—Contractors. 11 ". Mt, 413. . , . . , : MR•ri IN.. .., E... PETE I.AST,LOTTERY, No.e6, C@II,NIIILL, ' 7. 'b 4 r a Prize uf L. 40,050) in One-fourth, q'wo-eighths, - 14 C0 8n and Ei4ht-skteentns, • r A Prize of /:10.02 ~ in o n o-lialf, and Eight ._ 'sixteenth. , nrsidcs Prizes of ino)l.. inn!. &t. 11 °11 -NSBY and CC). Stock-Brokers, respect fully inform the Public, that the above 'PICKETS respect `r sold by them in 20 ?..414:1111:Si and the lesser Prizes in 4 t 4 4 1 , : s lik . ILILS anti. the Money, patd immediately. T1C11,.. w ETts; N es, LkIt 4S ale selling in greaeVariety, and at the !oes CApihll Pnlaic rnny depend on having. a grand Selection of Prizei in the present LOttery, to be drawn on the iBth 4‘NeAltY 11; .I', at, their old .established Oiiice, pliers•executed on the same 06.., or Currier is if pie - ' PIDDING AND CO.'i CHRISTMAS-BOX. lIT PHILSENT YEAR baring proved SO Propitiotato interesti of Eaglishmen, a rapid " e n s sioll of furtuulrfe Evrii"..i, it may wieti nth chlled 11241 -C KY Year, aild as it cil.:llcolary tit 1.: . 1 . 1.3 S1:4V;( - . 111 t trrce prvients to' vnung Priembi, pinDiSt; a nd Co. , I l i , 1 „ 111 , , 4,1 d a, Clittritir-ero,s, stigg(tst the propriety (.; (before the Luesy Year), with a , C'ic•:,ctat Slutr, 2 which, though trii ii iu Cost, fur Life --W YEAR'S LOTTERY, to 1.):4111 - the 14th ut 4VXP MONTH, has Four Capitals _ of .:0,0001,-.10,0001.-- Ibf 3,0001. '2,0001, 4111(1 1.0001. with Twenty-one of b'C'l. titi o 4 " (111 60I. anti the I'4.st:drawn above 201. s, ill also • I ' M tU 10 0001 • ll which he ob, tired -.1 1( 1 S• 0 dic'o , • No. I, etiriihill; Had No. '2,, Charm,- tat:d " 14 -4trY Ord(: t s i, with. the tutiunt, punct u ally ese- Pr, WESSEL'S JESUr rs nitc,)PS. tIE Genuine. JESUITS-DROPS have been , x , e,; loo s k aaa and ~t t, „. .„ 4 „ , d a safe, cheap, elfcttalfald 4n Innne,thilt , cure for Str,inguary,Gleets, . ,t,,. .. , ' of ~'‘iduies or iffit,itlr• and wilco takeu 'the filstuttack Si I rifvett , ni. ;hey w.•l cco - inilish t he de- Ute,,„„ct s'.lttaid t tte •, , inlytl•tVot EIC far a t h it will he ti) ite with heictuits r->roP," 2 ho ti l o ,grettt object to be attenduttl„to is, th , :t parc,basers , wt, ' e careful iu haring Ott fruit andAelioinc rit:paration, Llsttll ' o l l 4 '4le uconuterfettli attempted to be tPas t " hy ..ahsolute falsehoods,,,are so nom-- pi•ttnrietorii retinvst ever) purchaser to ask for ge l a t ine t's Drops, :ire in ' (ha 4 it. blSuk stamp t,tittii the 1 engravetriltere. , Tieci t , 6( :`, L ture. the I'mprirtol front pirlicY; ; " 1.. " rICC tiq; St. Patti's C.'har‘h •yartl." Is. ftd. i)t itti iu botries, containing UU. 0 4. " 23, N MUSI C. 1:1 celekated OVERTUIIIL to A.N.A.t/t EON, •s-ranged for the Pianofortei aza,i an (ad iiisitanti Accompaniment for the Harp', by .1. it!:izzirglii 4;. A grauti &mita fur the Haw , - forte, ty. ;11, tV 71'1 (ad libittiral Accompaniment fur Flue or Violin. c0mp.a.7.4 by J. W. Hoftler, price :is. •My llclay ir g4 . 11e, a 'favottrite, 13alhtd, sung by Mrs. Astir, the Stat.!) Concerts; comp.:4ot! by Sir. J. StereieMii ' price 9s. Thom. lapg1011,; Eyes, a feet, comp,aleil hyl Dr. Price, sM. WThrie riovett, a favourite Song, sung ity Mr. Bribam, cemposed J..l'arry, price Is. Cd. Orange-Dover. .Valtz, with va:i?aions, price ls. 6d. Les Petits Bijoux, N 0.15, coutaiiiing a fas ba rite Polonajse (loin The Melo Drama of the Ilrmerti I.:Ant, ar ranged as a llotdo by H. it. Bishop" price •2s. ".11:e favourite OVert•ure to the Miller and his Men, coinimed by price And has she then failed in hr.:l'l,lth, a anich Sung, sung by Mr. Sinclair, in the ()per.% of Love in•a• coniptried by,Ditto,'priee ts.. dd. Go ywitli beloved,. ii ivy niss MattlrewS, iii the sainz. Opera, *.,,iiip'wed by Ditto, price Is. 6d. . • • London : Publiihed by Gcnidlng, D'.lluvaine, Potter, and Ga. No. (20, Solio-square ; 'and No. 7, Westtuoreland-street, • • , , • • • • • This. Day were pahlished, • Price ss. ad. in boards, embellished with a Ene Portrait, 'ly QU'AIE DETAILS cOncerning GENERAL, • E :IVOR EATcand his list Momentt. Followed by a short Biographical 'Memoir. • By PAUL 'SVININE. Charged to acemointoy the General on-the Continent. ; This' Work contains many Facts • hitherto unkown to the Public, which arc the. more interestio;, ii.inia 7 being narrated hy. an Eve •Witness, who was liononreti %Mb the Ciiiitidente of Cieneralltliireau, • and who never- quitted him from the ;no `men of his embarking from Ain.ivic, to his Death, san►c Work may bu I►ael iri French, , price. ssi . (M. bards. Printed for Dingman, Hurst, ltees, Orme, and Brown, Pa ternoster-row ; and lit the British Gallery, 54, New Bond street • , On the--Istof January, 1814. will be publi ;tied, No: t,-price • tls..tid: of a New Work; to be calle.l T HE REJECTED THEATRE ; - or, a Cat:. leetion aif Tirintur, ' which have b e en utt e red for lie, presentation, but declined by.the Manazers of the ,Play; Louses. • .. , . 'PHs %frith will. be printed in Oetnvo, on good-Paper, with a cle::r Type; caoli. ,, No. will contain Three or Fur he regularly puhlifbed on the Ist of every. Month. As a great or ijority of than now play; l ire eorldeinned.ou the first Perfbrinance, and nui ay of, those which the public con, sent to tolerate are hat little 'eaxerned, it has been justly thimght , that among the rejected vieces some might be. f.mad not inferior in merit to thase,selected .bv the managers, and that a work of thi. nature Would enable the lovers of the. &AIM to apprecirite the taste and judgment with which the most rational arousement is.cOntincted, and how far the Sertion is correct,. that the pantothimi4 state of the stage 13 owing to a ilviine in the dramatic gt•ninS rvoiria.—The Proprietors think. it proper to state, that if any pit ce lished t'.iis work should afterwards he li.,1';01:;:ed, Oa the J;on•Igo, Dublin;- or-Edinburgh tit.:l4,:s, tit: Author 1. /F.: at liberty to republish it on his own ace ):,ht, he t hioki k - . . laaticri;,ts, tize.. to 'be addr,esseil for the editor ex pense', the PoOliiner, oa, Uniover-“ t uare. Author ; who intend to giie their names, will have the goodness to iti4es t them, with u statement of any . circumstances whietr • Orders. for this work vi-,e!vt.d by every Bilakscilei; and -Newsinan throughout the Uniteo -Eingdam. M ONEY e'en- alwpys .be • ativanCtri by a PRO.: FESSIONAL GF:NTLEMAN, whose Clientsind Con nections are of opulence and respectability. on 'l%.rat nitely more liberal and adVantageous to-norr.werf,,Viln thole that I'J goneraipablicly appear, by seintring the goo) on Marriage wettlemrnts, Life Interesti to Estates, ,ani - Mon e y; in the Funds, or, on Freehold, (lopyloilti, and Estate , ,, and also by personal Itesponsihility ; by applying par sonally to Mr: V. at bit; ,Oliice, , ll, CticigeJ-place, Vere-o.feet, Civendiih-square, ;or by Letter, past.;paid., , ' A CHAtiLENGF::. MESSR . CURB 1141 and . Co..nrgeons, late in hits maifFty's seryiee; challenge the . whole multi to propc a single inltanco - where their Med.iclue and met4pti of cure have fuileil of the (Whited effect; "fee. practice of many yeg,i iu this 1u branch of their irofession, has nut given ripe to'one'unsaCcessful vaic. .. t . Th e y eontione•to direct their studies to the treatment and cure oi Go:;,i.l:.ints, and that derangement of the s ysw i n, ?ix: consequence of: he pernicious k n ot Wacte fitl of aliabit long and toostnullappily pursued by, the youth of both sexes. In the one it. will he found to be the unfailing source of harrennesSi the Other have its .rarages fatally developeil to them by distressing state of ,de.hihty, which if not..turiely remedied, tetitiinates.in impotency, these are its remote and ultimate effects, while consumption, loss of musculai patter, and various" nervous Coniplaints, • usuallY . characterise the ea:lier stages of this S per sons lang,HisLing astir thb disorder , iocideut to'such a habit, their treatment i, simple, and has never proved unsuccessful in the. course of a Inc,g . laboriots, an-! much extended practice. , - - fit the most obstini l te and complicated eases of Venereal Infection, such as. obstructions itt the nrcnira, spongy t.:.- cre , oe.tae,es, tumors, eruptions, weatincss, ttlieU, as ASO e•litqlk.r -• or of ilnratiOn, and which have 11,1'lltd s%iit of ~ft ,•r tir-iiiers, arc 'l7 their present ptaa of tr..an.leiit, perwailently cufed,wittioup the. putir , i; • .! • t ;Lod alarming' Itenitirt . te.:4- .• .• the lunar cal-lie. An ,ty • c'xtensive practice in this ?,letyo i . , c c -„ 1 1/;:, Strietnres hare heeii ain't tlaity i„..- e, the total erarlical to.) of which cifected by , rf, j 4. 11, and expeditions mode of practice, Stlperior 41r,' x,.01;r, yet adopted. The e..eal:nesi;, relaxatizm, ana lily proceeding . from this corni.!aint are speedily remot.,•4l. patit.nt lestored to sound and vigoritus 11Caitlt, girt THiere I:its for yvarS existed, a proper pei ,, ,verahee n or I n , after the F,:victure has brill de. s troyetl, inclispensablY ieluisite to Tev.ye the slam het iri e ; s parks of life and to reanimate the coitatitutitm. 'Several Nohlenien and Citentlenteu of the first rcAprct.4si have been ii, , der the care - of M'esars. Cllnic and Co. f ot ;her— !naval of con:plaint:of the Cretbra,Strictares, ti-ad liux received a radical and permanent care, rcip.trit that re,- ferencci may he given'to them, as satisfactory ecidenees of the'doci4va superiailty of MessN, 4triti Co.'B plan of treatment. "lan,' of these Gentlein,n have had striv ore,. front 10 to 20 years, and had bee.a ander .the•carc of Ntezto...... Ib i li k e,HeaVisifiV, and OtiterS;iirg,tr,i exifit'.l:;;C4 wbo 11 the appliezatiun cif tr,,a Lunar Cau*tit, sriLhoti totecess. . Me.sr , ;.o rrric aria Co. Ina) be con,..l;t:itby either sex with the greatest delicacy, t•cert.iay, and Atoilal!r, , hoase, No. 107, Hatton-gal den. Patients in the country are reque..it,.,l stai , ". Oarticit, ti,„ t h c ir c i;e, and ; - eneral •"•. inelosiag reinittance for ailTi;!e• anti 1.1:0 mune will be given or sent to ail:. part „f , the To Ottiolte, that, fict:lT;Cy so es,qiiiiti t i",,if t o;tic,l V. i t wiage of letters 'nay be added to the s;. , :nit firm' ' ' ilioine4. • ..9tit Juno, 1E09,-107, lii.ttt"nlvdta, . EAST-INDIA HOPSE, Dec. 21, 1813. Ti TB COURT of DI RECTORS of the UNIT ED coNtP.INV of NIEIteIIANTS of ENtif,A*.siD iP..\b/Nfl to ttid EAST* INDIES, do lq.yeby tribe Notice,' . at SPECIAL,GE:&I'.II..:II. Cinlilt of the.taid tr.:On]p;:fiv will lie YIELD at their Mose, in Lead'enh . all-street.. hn Fitt- DAY, the 2ltt,lu ittttry nest, ;:tt. Eleve,t o'Clool;' Vic: fora noo:], to taLe into cousidenAioit the viz. Tlot person %h all . hereafter be tlevnee'l' ell.7iblz.to sit •aptli a C-..nornittee of Pek,inittots who not entitled ;9 Vot4 or Dalint in a General Cott t. , . . That this Resolution b 4 tstablished as a Bye Law yl thc Com: , ;fly. • , • ,Thi.l - an atirlitiinn he made Mtv.ie t 3 the Firs!: Section of tit. Ch:lpter tLe, 14:ava, er.t:t:cd, 4entrar ev::zs, Ti« ! after the Ivdrds " it is oreaineil that no pet.:on he al mittvd to be 'present at a1:;' rhsiskil alt the tiule he possesieft of rive stock, ill , !re b e i nse rt e d is :--" And tt .'t no poi9ons 'le lll lowed to pArt tilt of any :',"`,,J7est ir. i i thee" in :olio : , '2 of not he le,;:cl.ly elle:Cu:cr. to 'Vote ek. Ballot ypol;i• the iar;i,," The itioart ufpiret.:torlidtrulsogiye Notice, that at the neiler4Clo.zrt the , Revalutian of the Quoit -of Directors at t 1: .t Selitetaber ;4>:,t, for grint;vi t z to ,Lictitenant-.Qeueral is T , i,44,44l4lrtibli*,,ltitteO.nat, gtt onzt o;ipo . ft tint tioartst- . of tleittittieSult:tied'hithe Ceneral iind his'Staff, in const. quence of Oleic capture on hoard his M:l!,entr's ship Java, by an Anitn icon shifl'of war, which Resolution was snhinitted to the consideration of the General Omit on the eth October last, is, to a Resolution of the (;eneral Court of the 22d in.st, to he taken into further cOnt,Oleration. ' 7 1 .3 C ( Alt , Of . 7 )I I VCt. OI N du urthel i4 - Ire Notice, that :it the 16id (WIIVIAICU'Utt.a M 06611 g ill be Made, "That no Sum of Alone), shall he voted by any General f'7.ourt e. , ; a rem tint'ra.• for services perforll ed, or it cuitipt.o , :aiion for l 04"• rairered, nor :is a dratait)' ur to tiny fore,' Proprietori, nit pres7a,." CC)I111, TO Til("Mf:ts I'AYLC)II, Es q' No. 9, Nt I;ritlgu,-,trevt, Stn., Etiin!iltr4:), kitvt.•! 1.0 itlform that ett.,l* sittc , the ve.,r 171!n, h 3.1 I.ocn tilt: Luca ; fetal et•rty coorle ct medicine prescribod by tiro to, t o;n:.:te:tt it the f.tculty bete, Ito,' tan , rie.rgoitkg titever.tl e,tt, it, ;if diA vhargcll from tit , tio:vit ylYto he 0.! tile lowa inlet: r.tte 1.1 itf yefir tl . osortler htti got to sut.;, .t held, I,t'• 1.0 + ( Pit a rei.iod to my eAiiiteitce-7I had t,t,wtt of my bead, one ott'eztett arm, tintl lit)' te.4. in ii ii inner; nty right w.ti t;111,.:1, and LAO heQn a. ,•t,tlo 91 . 1,1freratiou for the Lott tr.tie,, INA. had two large nodem,on it, \r:',4 VVl'y IsiitC!) an 4 ga.ro ttte auch excriteiatittie pato, :iy ‘N'tr...l in i t yj, ;,‘ nearly to 0,, , pr0:c re,*_.; I. , sta,t, t , setts I: 0,,0, 11.1,41 gre:,t , f .' ; 1,11.,11 tat: ,• • %%ilk to ,ct ;,,, ' • ' •1 !I i !.. . i.•' 1 !.' :); 1: , •• • ' ;!. • 'l, CU.: 11 i..l' . ;•. ;iTtle ,„ t , I; , „ .; 7, !... ta ...a •tt'.:lr''t ,111. t. t fr0..1 ~1: i,,v ?,„,„ • I:sy former stpi:t, 11 • 111nY tl/ r.il :t . ,111 • 'Ali At. in 51 ..'11;:Je„ imt yo 3, for th,. , goe:i ttiolL4ii, to Lemke topcitie. ais 1.411311 G tutl •i!rdl 0:) every ucca si•in ;io sio-itt.: you Ns . .iigr,%tiy ftbit t', yor.v gvatc.fte., o'Q.etlient,'re)y Vottnhle servani,. A Swann's ii:',ll-51Tect, t‘ Ito: itbot'e ui, N .N I,tl het, Fo r titnisurgh ; , • :H ,tt itEtiAS T.Ay. LOB, 11,‘; i, 4., .t ..; of Ms' , N. 4, It, tiller a • ,;• 55 45..1.: 45 . . , ;.; 'practice . , Cootphiots anti titot,e to the li. it ~1 th:tt which rlit,i ,:t olY , ttrve be :11 . 1t1.1'11 10m-,..•11 In.: :111(1-4,1itI3tanCt' ' )11, MediCirle, 111.1'.1 0.1111/C, - ;Ist ittiv4tit.ige se.,;,dota 'V; 50.5 ?oft ~,zuhfy, •„ AIN :1,11,1 , 1Ti11t . ,a, 11. Olt: CralYVnil'llCe „ tlj,)s,Q 111 . 4!1„ ;_t Prrf.;,),:r's, N.. 35, St. Albria. `;',:?Atop, tiv4.t)xtor4-strert Mr..' irv;lnta 1.1j;;;', 7, r 0 4 x1.,.e i,:,••tr:. ; r. It ,s, Stnvh briage' rd ic o •'1• M‘. ;''c.l ;on ; i4I town in :}l.(! It Llio, .caly r..; , ..1,4;11311..cry, ;tad 5e.41 ,, 1 11 j 7 .11114iirlAti1114, Iti (I,11't! '',,Vlllso l ,'o* f with • 8., ' )X. 41 .1 11 ,•1!12t*IIII t'riled up witli a %;'.:411„ 1)y-favenwi,Iliir is. printed, ": Now Ilcidgo;-iii,reet 1 , 1 4:1,1 41'4 z6loutgrf.ltii. PRENCH PAPLRS. -, . • P tctr', Dec. 7:..--M:'rea4l in tire Saint (lit Gaze.fte the following reflections " The representatives of the nation have dared for the neutrality, a .SNitieriand. was the ukb of the whole nation. Switzerland, 151 G, concluded art eternal peace with Eranee.-- . . Since that epoch, Switzeiland ha 3 renounced all, ic3r waterer; and has burn regarded by the Pow. ers of Jnrope as a neutral Power. it was one or the most.reinark able epochs in tire hisioiy En rope. A people loving war, a peoole who till then' spilt their Wood in different rouittrk!s; a pro. plc toad of glory, %vim were called 0 . 11: ,iefenders o: . the church, who decided the affairs of I tirlk, and re,estahlishert•Princeg On 't tlivooes, 3 people who, a short tirne befbre i in the iilpody battles of St.J actpieS an ;1 Marignan , had riain acqu i red a relit milifeiry glory; this people, not conipt:!reil, in 1"51 fi laid down their arms, and returned :to.th, prin ciples of their ancestors, in deciding, that for the future they would no Tonger interfere hr any to.. reign quarrel. The . SWiss placed their :;lure; ' their justice towards their neighbours, in a pater. nal government, simple manners, and :the ' de fence 'of the country: They repulsed nil their clic-, mies, n d never pursued them. it , :vat his spirit that united, at the commencement of the lfitir century * the founders of Swiss ; and it was this spirit which animated the Deputies at the lair Diet at Switzerland, free, will never—have any other thought. • What 'interest could she have ro tire present war ? The 1 1 owers of tire North and'the East have nothing to complain of in. re gard to her; sire wishes to he independent 3 . she would not find the requisites for meeting the ex p.t.aees of war, and the mass of the eiti4cwi a ill def.:nd the territory till death. rfhe Emperor of the. Frolcb withdrew the troops which the Et echtive Directory had sent iertei Switzerlan.l he on end to our' iuternat .roubl.2s ; he has given us a free constitution, con, formable to our wishcl, to o ur I , vau t s , an d w t,; c l, has"bi•corne ikar to the Nillete,:n ('.:lnto;l3. The folly felt the value of thi.stehetit. ; bat in renewing the alliance with France, they h a y ' . not colitrActetl.any ,other obligations than those , w hi c h wcr e eompurible with their political vela (ions; they demoutle , i that express location he artadei in theAreaty.of their nelftrallty, ,that the Emperor ...Arnold give np the military, route whi c h, the central Ileivetic Go:cram-nu htd grant el for the Feer..di ttb:ys, p.od the Emperor kindly, Con sented to it, It was by this firmness, and this ft:tee-00; hat, ifite*v.4.4,tt4.4l,n of the))• anceslorg', hlvirt„ prcsolvii their ititlepen. - , /knee, and It is thus they Will continoe - to nierit „ ' the esteem of - Sovereigns and of nations."' ;;.. DEC'. T6.---.Bcyql brigwjei i n „ lAntrv, composed of suberh troops, yesterday made their, entranee..into our to'ivn ; are assured that General Dutiretan Commands tlmn: are hi formed that many troops are still to 'arrive from the interior. 'We enjoy here, and on our en-, virtu's, the most perfect tranquility. Cattr.auttk, DLc. 12.—The Genet•alissimo of the coalesced armies, Prince Schwarrzenherg, rived the day IM . 9ra yesterday, at Carlsruhe ; he set Out on th Looming of the llth, and tOOk the Itastadt road. The Bavarian General Wrode' left ' Carlsruhe the same diy. , SC If AFFHAVS.4Ik, Dt:c. 14.---Aceording to what they write frou Munich, they-are very m u ch ills- satisfied with . the open protection, which the Aus trian General grants. to the-former rebel 1401 chiefs, Spckbachcr, Eisenstellen,ut t ni otlivrs, who now pitty: it part in the Tyrolian o;'L'Apiett by the Atarlans, and who every where ilt : intrite, as well as their pris;cipul, the AttstrLtu Coinmis sary-General with }idler's artoy, the Siett.,•tiosch mann (also one of the chiets of the rk , ii e l 7s of I8j9), that the Tyrol will soon repass under the i:orninion of AuNtria. Spekbachei,..ahl isemttei len received front the Coort or Vicuna, thy cirand Gol,l , \iedal for cit•il ;writ." kis re collected, tOat in the mouth of AttglOt Dist , (leu. Wrede declared, in n proclatultion, pobliShetl throughout the whole kingdout of. Blvaria, this stone Spelchaeb.2r a'traitor to 11 s vountry, and vet pt ir.e uptut his head.. AULT, 14c113.—Up to this I:lot:lent, the tur ritory o f the Swiss Colicitafatio:: has bees i re spec!.e(l-4)y The- Allietllroops itowt:vvr it I: 4t y b e , SwitzeilL o o 4 . e4locibks ht: , l. activity :,) ft'utl p; eparatiOns, to he ff:r 'eveut,.• anti to Oppose the lea s t vioLticili of hi.q. te,ritory,_ 1.4 m, DLC. 9.*The Bariallh .Guxelte nn bounces, cwt on the 6th I.llArshal GoAvitm Cyr, apti the other I:repel' t4ePerrll3 ha Mere Di*C9. fief', were expeetviltheee. 1.1..v.,1TALre,, :Dec. 1.1„---lite ten, u Priixe Sehwartzepherg h 1 VrtoLlort tht• 7th hotaUt. FoCeethOg tfp h , ;:ad•quarters (It iiener:4 which were at. hrt,t vstlbliz,Leti Ht Asehar, afterwards at Friat.iort, are also to short iy leave that toNII. NAPLI One of the late battles its Gormyrty., Ilia Mitietty.t;itt King our !Sovereign, Ilt;tL ii ti, t•ndruted, a charge at the I . lv.:ttl (4 the eao valry, itnpoliel by his 'accustomed :1'44 al) txartaide - to .those. who ver, Ott foli,t,tt ltitt - t i lltlvatteect i:t Mick i iliall;ler into the blitle, t h at h e t en s surr<mnded by enenty`i Vrotit his 'ft , ..Athei's he was, takel for e 4. t i n d immediately, gener;o ho , (tra mil'inatiog the enemy's troolvs, direeted titi .tbeir t.ifoct..l on. th a t Alreit'ily - ltal ttll of!icerriised its sword to 6tr ik e when he w,is p;ercei w i s h a I,,,iee and tilled.„ by 1541 eiitt,:rry who lituttt, , tlittteiy toltowvii the; 4,1.$ 11840, iv4o 103 TIOUSI:,, Dec. (2:) of1)1111?idTC)11.S of the UNITED -s- COY:PaIN:I of 'MERCHANTS of El;',.j.ANoi trotiing to the EAST INDIES do hereby give Notice, tbat..a . GILNE- C61.i11.1".0f the S3viri • COMPATIV Wii,F.,11) , , If :LLD . their lithise id Leadenbiiii-street, on Fro,DAY, the 14th . :lanuAry nrsc!, fr ola Eieren o'clock ht4h forenoon, nail Six tfo,i 6•hittiot:ull the ferllckNi,;;; ri2.. • tate urtiie-Bengpl, Civil EstialTiiiitnenv, be perniitt:Nl return, with' hie rank, to - In order to determine hy such i3lllot, whether three' parts in ratir of Vie PropzietOr, pre,eiit Genera? Court con sent ihat the said 'Mr. Joh:1 1 7 c-riltli he pefinitted'to rcturn with his rank to lailia. JAM 'A COBlir•Assist. Sec. AnmmiLr.Y-OFFICE, Ike. 90, 14)3. i$ hereby ,i;ivea, that a e ' Sion . of Gy••_i • • i 7 and Terminer ane,Goll fr:al Cl' r fences eonintittei on :lie /let &ea, wit:lin - Inv tkc -4,lothrEY 1.:21,4-Lind,,firill be held at ;Malice. flail, M .QM tioik7o4 London, Oa Pridav, the gist if Jc.t. C. 7.1 (7i E 'O l ain ,the ./.1 .017, 14 • J. 111. I. ~ - I )1