The Sun. — London, England, 1813-05-07 00:00:00

• r f or., 1 i .. , I , i i Is I'. • ;IBS t • ~!51.1.1 ,- 1 1 ) • ~ 10 1 1 SCI I I I‘ • ' li bi g l" ' .. . . ra!eri. 4 oltio ir' . , f 141° - - ,I ' l i A :e t t. ll . irAiimit 6447 'c 42„,iirt., ;''',',;,,,----...............:,...,,.. ~ iba c: ' 1 inhAtit.itoyaL, DIA.UIt 1 . -LAN /.... to 10 i; 'O-MOII,IIOW. EVENING, May 8, 1813 ", fil e : dire [ Their Nlaje-it;es' Servants will perform the Comedy of tlio a : . ..TH E . I - I EIR A l LAW. 0 60 1 Cler Which (15th thne) the Grand Musical Romance of 04 ,' ' . LODOISKA.. - .. ;c , I . ~,,i,,...the Ori,,,inal Nlitsic, from the Scores of the late Mr. Sto- pJ j ,,, ~','. v c, and with entirely new Sccuery, Dresses, and .Decora- jn, l'' : , lusi. 1 ;, t 10 t.i.,',,' ,) `',. e ....N . :7 , , Second Price as. fid.—Pit; 3s: Gil.; Second. Price; to Tr ' "7" 'T' t allerY 25. ; Second Price, ls.—Upper Gallery, is. ‘e 1 3 1. x (l ,, Price rd, . - • .a.s.ncl Phiees to be taken of Mr. Spring., Box 800 - ,,,,,, r r, at the Unite hi Little ltussell-street, from Ten till 11-g , t" ' i ' , pa O' , • fd. to ti ' :: . . .„.boi„: TfiE.vritE ROYAL, le " 0 A y, . COVEN r -GARDEN. . "iLIORROW 'EVENING, May 8, 1 813, wia t), • ) 1136' 44, 4 , peeterined for the 1i th tim,e, a new Comedy, On' •• , ' Nl)°e i' ' ' ' r '' • • UCA I. lON. iv ,,.,, 10 ),,4t. 11411 entirely new Scenes Dresses, and Decorations. j i . gS 5 t." k The prineipahliaracters hV YOUNt;, I. 'ALITHEWS, Jr. kAWCETT, :tie , ill . ll i ,i;: t ,C. 1.i...:N1 II LE, Mr !..IS TONI, Mr„ION ES, I , P-1 : 4 011.E, Air. EMERY, Mister CIIA.P.NIAN, ,i ,'lts. C. KEMBLE, Miss S. BOOTH,: auto ~, 1,4.11t,,,i wuro N ,. v... DVVENPOR:I: : , - 'f lie to be sphken by I%IE. Aimor r. at i,,i . „ 4, 4 , vli. '' lie Epilogue by Miss S. 1500"0-1. ' IS In • ~, 41 S11 t).. perfOrnicd (by particular desire) the • 111•10,., f Farce of ' • .1•1 1 , l WEEKS ALTER . AIAR.RIAPE. 114 4 41 (Htii.1 - Com 11 , 1144. !t.: opened at half past .Pivt... &Clock, to be- ,II ' . t ti 4it Six ..r., ~4 , 4,,, . • , tilt'; im . :t (i,i , ,,, , on,d Price :is. tid.—Pit as. tki. Secood Price 9 ' s ' :.0111:''' ' ' i .. ","'eriQ,, i ,i'. Seeinid P.•ke is.—qpper Gallery ls. ht.— ci ,c•id c , ~ • 1 1 , e , , j : 1 1 ., i !IVIL,.‘ jtiut,i.l,. yi . lO(t•S to , be takin of Mr. Brandon, at the cll" ,I ~ Cu llart-4treet. N : i v . , ~., It t , i 1 , liC "..,. 4 t•s..„__ **. U , dy, Aitxatid e r the Great. 1;1;i 1,1 ' , " , --------, 4 3 '' V ' INNLit ( " f the FRIENDS. to the iNDE- ,i to Nit oro . 1 )1;Neg ot GEItM ANY. do .. . . lighoess the buke of SLISSEXiin the Chair. r ,lity v r , , , . 4 ' 4 irtiq, NI ., , . , STIIWARDs :. v l ll ''' SiZek?.)n o ,„. it !' It 1 • William. D:wies, Esq. r" ~ .,A ~N, twit w i ~ '-'‘rt• N 1.1). Abraha m Mills, Esq . . 1 t o , tha r) , pc,r ‘ a , : r l),.lla.t. , G , ....ird De Yistwr, Esq. i , Zlttr T Fi , li :': y " I. ! , lisle. , sltsitis Craven, Esq. , iaitleo,' li,7l.lNatiiii 1 , ',, t .q' M'l . .1 , ,1ni Tyler, Es q . ccif, , 41ri l y ih ro,c,. . !• , 'flioinagitowcroft, Esq. . I S rC i le .4 4„; ti ,! , Ag , ..;T: 11 - !'''.q• Morris Oppenheimer Esq. roll''t 44 1 0 Fria'- - -'' ' .1. C. Splitgerber, Esil. , lo ., .11 4 ,,„ ,‘,l•, Eig: H. .1. Rucker Fsq. i Ito . a. ra i', r•sq. Pr , derick M , :lling, .Esii. . , ", i tli . r , i ) , ~ ur, 41, 1 . .1. p. II Hagedorn, Esq. Oil ~ i Ae on 7., 1 ',41. Herman S;il, - .l_ ,n Esq. • J '' .. t tiold: c a Jacob Hu ll e, Esq. . • IP' Y- 1111, ;1.er ' I;:,, ) , t '' E4 q: EMzltnlel Goodhart .Esq. lies t 'A' 1 William Borradaile' Fs , 1 • titiftraciait l'4l'"' biline" 11 ' . ' ' rt. * cit . will take place on Monday, the roliP i'l i ' ,tt • t, at th; 1 of Luildual Taveril, Bud,upsgate- O e° " 'tta t 1 ret , $ , a)e had Tit th • ....1“ Iced it— ... i• u.._ __ . . • J2: 4 1 '', T ,„, _ .., 6....,N4 ..„. .... . • , . , . .. - 4 f,k -* , , 4,1, , ,, . .. . kr, • - • • . . ...: k 1 • . . ' ' • \S i 4.74. I ff• A L :4or I' p f • - ' ~ , • ;: s k. . - - -1::- .r,' - i‘ „ 41 ,.... ; ,, s 91:4- • , ~ . * t .,311, r o• , ..,....5... iti, .0, . • .. - .adzer - ---".4 - '• ',- , ,5; ~'11'0.,.., tt=o::...- 1 z ., ... , 1 , i . . . .. . . • ,r , , ;,. 4 . 0z,.. • • ,;,-,,,,. -e. ..5.,.. , V ;gm' .*. . tit ~,•• ,•.• , ,ew FRIDAY, Y 7, , 1813: [PRICE SJXPi7iNCE,-.1-I,AX.,yIT,NN"I'. . . T a very - numerous MEETING of MEII CHANTS, BANKERS, ..TRAMILS, arid other IN -I'S of. London, coil4ned by ',oldie anvertisment, for the purpose of raising. a SUBSCRIPTION to A,,sist the GERNIINS in reeoVering their Independence, and held at the" City of Landon 'Tavern. April 2..1. 1813 ; . His Royal Highnessthe DUKE.,of SUSSEX in the Chair, The following Resolutions were unanimously agreed to: Resolved, - . SCHOOLS. This Day ~ ras published, price LiVLPERLAI PAII,L Ai\li 4 :;\ T. - - .11:17TERS theMANAGEALENT and ECO -4 N0.)4Y.0f Si.::IIQQLS ; addressed, to a yo u n i; Clergy !Min, r u cMinnencifig rt . Seminary in the cornitry ; including , Sy . steni of Studies, and a Classic:ition of Bew} : s, requisite for the acid extended :Itilueationof protes;ional and Commercial Pupils; being- thy, result of the Atithoesi Thirty ye.irs experience, in his listablistiments, at Mansfield, Not tingham, iind ‘ , Vinibledon, • • - By the Rev. • Late Master of the Literary and CominerciaLSchout tit Alansdeltlinid tit iilihleal►t. Ainidst the iuultiplied obiecti ou.which Rooks have been addressed to puhlie nothi, no work having the .evid.nitly ' .useful purpose .if these lettet's, ever before 4.'..aiined public fittention. No subject, at the same time, evilS'inorti huperi ondy for serions col , ideration front the.iniuterouS person;, Male and femak, who are interested in the success of School Anzio! ts. • Sold by T. Underwood, 32, Fleet-street, and to be had of al i. sei lers and Stationers. }OUSE OF LORDS THURSDAY, MAY 6; let. That.the;spiritnf manly resistance against oppression, Which, in consequence of the glorions examp:th uf the Rus:,:tan nation, and the success of their itruis;bartatruly, burst' fcath in the North of Germany, might to be cneouiliged: " • 2d.• That all who feel interested in the eaus,i of humanity, in the fate of Gernany, and in the ,wolfare of Hanover and of the Hanseatic towns in particular, he now called upon to avail-Ahemselves of this opportunity' to _manifest their line . rality icy the succour of the oppressed, by a seasonable sup- Port to the newly raised putribtie Levies in the Mirth of-Gter many, and by such • early encouragement to assist in kindling a general dame of national ardour, which , it . is fervently hoped • may lead btu the speedy emancipation alit:rola:4y. 3d. Th4t a subscription be iiiiiiediately °pence. 4111. Plata Coninnttee be appointed to carry the ohjects•of this Meeiing effect, with fall power as to themanner of sending the proposed succour; and that a Committee uf Gen tlemen he now named . for that .purpose, having the libinly Add to their number, rind :that five Nreinbers shall ,be a 4orum., • . . . MISCELLANEOUS. In a Committee of Privileges, the Aifly, (Scots.) Peerage, were taken into consideration. In stir.. port of these, Mr. Adam Kris heard, and some denee examined by. Sir S. Romilly. The flirther pr,weedings in the Committee were then adjourned g till Tuesday next. • Lord GLAST'ONBURI* 'presented a Petition from certnin perishes in the rountv of Somersetshire, io favotir of the'Propgation or Kristian iinowledge in India. 11111 E COMMERCIAL HALL WINE CON ! PANN" Sliinner-street,4..ondon ,(cstablished in the Year 18n1), beg' leave to solicit the attentiini of the Nobi ' i hty, CiOnry, and PubliC in general, to their,very low Prices for the CIIOICEST WINES, GENUINE SPIRITUOUS LI QUORS,. PatIMEST .BOTTLLI) ALE, and 1)0I7IILE _BROWN STOCT, for, Ready Muuey ooly, which he delivered.io Order, free of expence . ,,tu any part Of London. . . her Dozen. Good .Port ivarranted, to hove been six years iir the weitt, nitw iu bottles, 13 - to` the L. *. rt. Do 7 *Choice 01(1 Port, 12 to the Doz.ca, not crusted 2IS 0 *Coriolis Old Port, warranted to have beeir five years in hattli.• ' 12 to the Dozen. 2 17 0 *Very srtoog old Crusted Runs Port, Warranted to keep fine;io , cats 3 3 0 _ Petitions to the same effect were pres'ented front Liverpool and Preston, in Lanca-hi:.c, by the E.trl of DrAtnY 5 and one from the Copper Mono facturet-s in Cornwall, in favour of the Renewel of thd East India Company's Charter, by Lord fla DUNSTANVILLE. . 'The 'Hill Butter Trade - , and th e Marine Officers Witie Bills, were read a second time, and com mitted for Co-morrow. , 'Clot the Widows and Orphans of those , Germans who have fallen Q r rin k s , fall sat Vlticei their loyalty and patriotism, be ainBng the 'espedal objects of tile aut.:Litton of the Cotomittec. • • • His Royal Highness . the DUKE of BUSSEX, • President. • 'COMMIT rEg. His Excellency Count Mun- Sir C. Flower, Bart. stet. H. Mcg.,,errtdl, Esq. Sir Robert Wi 4 -ran ! • t Bart K Est i i). K. The Bermudas Trade, and the Jr,ish Sugar Spirits' Bill, passed through Comtnittees of the whole House, and were reported without any' amendment. J. J. .Esll. George Best, Esq. J.- Al: _ Aloaltatit 6. I...levisaie, Esq. 8..• it av)).o4er, JolL Crave:), Esq. Tykr, On the suggestion of the Bishop of LONDON, who understood it would be inconvenient for some of those Who wished to take tt part in the discussio►i, the'Curates'Stipends ( hiels stood for Tuesday next) wtis further postponed till Monday selnnight. The Earl orlimutownY cx,ressed his ready ac quiescence with the proceeding, as suggested by the Rev. Prelate. - . Good Sherry, 13 to the Dozen • 214 V *Vow F'ue Old Ditto, warranted to have been eight years in the hntt, 13 to the Dozen.. p 1G 0 FineVidintia, 13 to the Dozen ..,...:.:......., 2 10. 0 *Fine Ohl llranti Madeira, 13 to the Dozen - 2 13 0 *Finest Ohl West bona Ditto, 13 to the Dozen 3 6' 0 *Curion:ly. Fine F.a.ot India Nadeira, warrautiol to be l'..s. year,: old, 1 1 2 ttethe Dozen, ' 4 4 0 *East-ludia Sherry, 14 to the Dozen.— . .... '. 3 0 0 *Claret of the tiue,:t quality and flavour, 12 . 'to the Dezen *Very Fine Bich and Ihi• Lishon, 13 to the Dozen 210 0 Ditto ditto Mouritairt,'lBditto 4 ' 2 6 0 A - Fine.st White NoyeZu ' ,12 ditto *Ditto Pink Ditto, 1-2 tlittO . - ' 6 1q• 0 Dit:o OM Kum ShTuir, 12 ditto . . 9 6 0 *Curious Old Port, M the Vinta ge o f 1806, of the • . most emitisite tlayour, per Pipe - * ' 160.'.0 0 11311 Pipe ' 65 0 0 Quitter Pipe, . • ' 83. 0 0 *Very fine `Ol4l Sherry, six years iu the wood, per Iltitt Half Batt - . GO 0 0 J A; Rucker, Esq. i•Jticiter,'Esq. :). (%)I , ll.thoun, Lsq, " ',l Itowcrott Fsq. . - tale, Esq. avhp Geiwgc. Wiae, 'George er, Esq. lidward Sjmemii, Georie isq. George Soltatt;'Esq ‘ Kupe . r. A James Meyer, Esq. , Emanuel Goodliardt, Esq. Scliastian Fridag, Esq. ' Claude Scott, Esq. 8... Giddschtuitit, Esq. flehry Smith, Esq. itobcrt Taylor, Esq. • John Engelbcrto Licbcurood, J. D. Rocker, Esq. Esq. ' • Lige tis porrien 'Aiagens, Esq. Tti omits Blacker,. Esq. Join_ Hodgson, Esq. • Nicholas Alb. Mat-liana fir John I'erring, Bart. Harman Mertens, E4,i Robert. Thorawn, Esq.' M.P. • J. A. LEG H ER, Scc. 4m t. ounofSubscriptions already advertised , :9,437., 3 0 His:Royal Highness the Duke of ,Sussex - 103 0 0 His Royal flightless the Duke of Cambridge 10.1. 0 0 Bank of England - - • - 100 0 0 P t hivalic hire (Alice - ' - 10.5 Messrs.' D. Ross and Co. - - - 105: 0. 0 Moritz .Hab - - 2 0 0 led Ilatist. tiiltata t tlOl of the said House; and at the t re et . '41!I• • sliiPwßEeKs V. benevoleat att ., ion ' ► r Chlt ;table ' "/ thisgreitt Afet • I' ll ' l t - -- ()I the • tirited .t, O LY4ste niciancho!r''' ' ' 49P • '1. r. 13 1"P"t ''''' nus/ r it i r il t Wsst /atm ,fr ei , iiiA . . treot in ..,oilegal Lay un thelsw this aiiiltir;isitation,- no less than forty-two int.lnstri7s lietit4.tn,er ely,etoployed. in. providiti perishedr s (!:,ilirity 11.0wil 11'41le'tl.rt',1:1"14','' .11;ivc suddc"lY Ae fate of iti0t,j,j.,,,,,1,-,, '-U1',',1,,,n4 sorrow and naisery,,,,treor,h,„B 4 1 the 1v •„ tv;tatl lu.: Colldren are thrown dealt i 1 ‘ell.noit' ': • 4... YsJ dis-,trons and extensive is unpartillelc4 in r '1•44..te histor. o f ti .. , ii , of t h e ~ nithapPY vie ' , ii: oli ..!, tat country, ,Out } , . ,estitute oh k ‘itt . ~ ?,,,Ittistortunt. are rendered totally u lif t ,' !"" 611Wrs hare at onee, 'zieeit *deprived "ft prop erty s :, , by-the expiration oft hei . r leases thus .i- ..a- .' 11.,,t,'", that: nil are becomequal objects of pYblu- corn „„ I ..*.opeal tth 4 • ' • ... , h as a i reit dy been . t, i . 0 e .nonanity 'if the Public, , , " 00 1 d and , ie tl d , e ope r , I l i , ~, -- 0 atl . , with .. (..0( . ! t 'l'il,, , ' l i r ~, . ...L. ~,,,, ~..httrit.ys,ted• - 4 1 :i it ti b era 4: b u.. .l e t ti .s . t uu .c b. e..s.4 14 , ii a d n .ea d .. ; efi••,.,:4,1 ,,,i, %Albe less f4lourablc• llii, , •-, 4, , yill be leceived,' by illessr - s. Nlorland and Co. ~, ~.t,itit-Nl;,‘4. :' ,- • - - . 6, IN I3II l 'El.kleylN . OFFICE, N'CE on ' LlitS and granting. ANNUITIES, to rl • ."' - /1,, I)4rd-street arid Spring• Garden.. 0:r i l , Ne WaS EstAtilisiteil in tlic,Afc4r I 797, ( 4t,i , 4 tliiiii„ t d 'the it „ :,, b i , ~ . .);4". nod respectable Proprie_ary ; !au f4lereeturs, with cotifid4nee, arising tram the Innen', k,c,,i it it Y 'l4 ptriniuncy of the Establisbuieta, as well. itl:'')thiiii:'",lletletiee of its, usefulness ' and bene fi t tn . . the Irtil it 't i . ill gae to those who may be still unacquainted 4%4 t44-41Portitce and adraithige.s . of Life Insitrance, get.i,itPlasotne ofits leading Und peculiar reeounnett t 441;111 441ist every d. , ..grr., , e and rink': ii,sucietY . NI ”i'r ' ",e is of ma tlf•st copsequence to.. , all who hold ta ' l ila " l • 1 ‘ • • • - i .al i atil, A., 14k artatlattta and awes, eivil, etcleamst c „or t) p,,..;1f.f,' o Oilit•eLs iu the Army and Navy, tile, ; as, by . reii4ltlAuntial Premium, the party insured ig enabled' iltiti,l 4 ty , ,,,'`,. ;Vifv, Children, or others, whiisc future web. L'oartyrtii,,,'lrici rani, by other means t ar ptomote. It , if- r. , ' t ies,' ylkat tiltima;e seeurity tb those w liu- advance ,t 4)4141e tianitities Qf OtherWiSe• It remiec9 148 ' ; "' ' l tyL i iii t:.,%,' otie or more Lives, nearly equal iit valp_r , to . . ~ 1,;.4 %, tr''' ' il , :i kill rnSIICSIIICe tent, Itlnnunt of the 1 , 1 u.., . 14 4 . :t (14 ce I tr, e lk , l4ll, ‘ of a PartY, nt)miiatted in such Leases, 144,z- 'p an rolifirvd forltenewal. It h. a cheering k ll ' t Artie 6 e atiageo in extensive and sPec'ilj`r iv'''. mider ftelflito!!frords to persons in trade the certain means or Sht t kir y 164 against a bad or doubtful debt ;. in short, 4 r, 4 ,. , , , 5 4 , 1 I'4, esthbliAtal in.-Policy, sanctioned by Govern ttq'l/4 • e4"firwerl ti • test 1 -oerienec, is become, to t , y,kit. by It. o to.N., . ja i'cLi,o„,. t,.11 40 , , tlat am of lillinklll life, a rnea"'e equally ,ilitiesti, and be ttoicittl. tt- Illee.4trAecgrauted upon the most equita...e ....ernis; u t , t of Parliament granted to tliis ()like. '. THOMAS PARKE, S ec. Illitc (InNuiNE ,N % I(4l.owilig Ai El 1,'4 tc,qrtil gettuii7or Sitl ip. ~,IIIII:1)41-41. " .'- ,IZ:t2ll4tlikilt of tionev a 6 .gf wiittr(tot,k.'• 3 fi 4 ,1; i hiiii,il3 Pills.. 2 .1 741,,,...,t,iii,4:12),•01,5. .?. 1: 'NIA eq'n h .6%'; - . 4/th41.1',..4.) ).),, jtier 2 6 ,oeillsOrieutAlLut.d. 6 %Iv, Welch'i'Pills .2 9 4§ it i>. il . ... e 3 4.L' kV: .t ;11, I'll Is .. .1 "WrlTZt...t.llPolvdcr.. 2 9 - tehlh liettgra,l Dili '1 li Ile' Aritirfusi.g• 2!) " ‘7, etitifoot. L 0;... 1 I i iktotion . •4 n Sp6cifielLe.o.l;l;ly 2 9 t kbove (those 1.4 i It tjto 8' br .31111%. 44 i';tl ,'''rd.ti '4114 Nay 10.114k1 e‘ ' Y l' riEDICINES. MCINIFiS may be pra ao EDWAIIDS, 06, St. Junipei*Ess. Pepperm, 1 Rocht , s Eni,l)rocatic,n. „ 4 0 Itbhia ray', %, , ,N.:;11 Dr. 2 9 .1 l i t ills g 0 * Spilsbtl.. Ai 0 io .... Luzeltgi's 1, I.i' I ott's ~1 liv .•ra.. •• . . 1 0 2 0 18 0 e 0 ace ..., 3 6 ' ,;;1; - I".;Titi....i•Uii ...... .... 11 0 ' c tizats • 9 'tar txcep, , ..!! will hare the ad- GI, St. on th ; 3111er Piltent: and Pithlic 44, ,)tg and Traders in gwieral. I t j w f,s4' tJ A. MisOteniiv, En. - - - - Johu Cocks Esq. - - - - H. G.,Zeeschr, Esq. - , - W. Trotter, gsq. .- .. - - 0. Wicke, c:sq. and Curries - - - J. H. Fretta,l, Esq; - - - - C. E. F. Schwieger, Esq. - - - • - Robert Curtis, 17:sq. - • - - - Nlef.4•o;rWilllisius and Bell, Varni ou th - J. 4. kleyttian, Esq. - - - - Jetiu Baughan, Esq. - . - tieurge and - I'niture Tavern - - - - Johis 6; A i5ti.. , ..„-, ::,..,- 1 , -• _ - _ Thuauss Masiut,r, I'.,q. - .. ... Nlt”ssrs. tioobs 111111 bun - - - Messiii.Brausit und•lle Launay - . Messrs. kiuttie and kieilund - - - A Aussian - - . - - - Edwaxd,Hinxtrutn, ff,sq. - - - 10 0 0 21 0 • 0 10 u 0 0' 0 31 10 0 25 0 0 .25 •U 0 3 0 21 0 0 25 0 0 5 5 0. 3 21 0 0 26 - 0 10 0 0 30 0 0 30 0 0 10 10 0 10.10 0 iti , _ W. rearsoti, Esq, 4o - - - - 2 0 0 Lieutenant-4.2mm' al Cartwright - - 20 . 0 0 Sir Frederick Bfker s Bart. - - - 52 10 .0 James Putnam, kliq. - - - 10 0 0 (eoige Cherry, Esq. - - - 6 ' 5 0 Mr. U. Nvitamaer - - - - 1 0 •0 Thoutaa Scott, Esq. - - , - '4O 0 0 Brook Tdyior, 1., , ,q. - - - - 20 0 0 Cavtain T. Laifistiun, 2d Royal Veteran Battalion 2 2 0 1). Zimmeraino - - az - 2 2 0 tichulz and Peau - - - 2 0 0 : 1 ; ;;C Llou, #lroti Wood 10 10 o I)nctoi Pniliiinorc 10 10 0 _ ..... •Alessrs. Graham., SitrAps9n, Fold Wedderburn .1. Simeou, Esq. M.P. 25 p 0 26 5 0 W9liant 11.44 Esq. - H. - - 52 0 0 30 0 0 ;limatiain. Mello, Esq. - - - Titowas ti.emble, Ls-q, _ _ Chitele Scutt, Esq. - - - J. Struther, Esq. Hull - - - Messr4. Illwydevind Cu. ditto , - - Mr. Litchfield - - - - 26 5 0 ila p • 50 ,0 .5) 0 0 10 0 0 S. 0-0 ..... _. Mr. Parkins - - - - - ' 1 0 0 ticurge Ranking, Esq. , - -, - 5t2 10 0 Iles , ,rs. G. 1..4.110b5un and Co. Cornhill - 10 10, 0 John Harris, the grandson uf a lianuverianOtHees , 1 0 0 L. I'. a:Gorman ___ - . - - - ,60 0 0 per Mr. Klein' - ••10 0 0 I.`. K. a German 5 5 0 _ . • ....... _________ Captain T. C., Mason, of his Majesty's packet the Henry Freellng - - - 5 6 0 Jot.ti It utigen, Esq. ,- - - - 100 0 0 Henry barrels, - Esq. - - 5 6 , 0 E. C. Aleyer;'Esq. - ,- - - 5 r 6 0 L. Molter, Esq. - - - - SI 10 0 G. Siltierhaner, of Plyntouth - - 5 5 0 G. T. of ditto - - - - 5 5 0 • . AI ' Lunen Brdadhurit,,Esq. - - - J. D. Croslicy, E s q.. - - - • - William Yates, Esq. Bury, Lancashire - Edmund Yates, Esq. ditto - - • - ~. Thomas Yates, Esq. - - ~ ~. - Litutenant-Colooel Yates, ditto - .- Ji.")lin Hainbrough, Esq.. • - Hieronimos Bunuester " - .. - Christian Dill - .1,, • - John Brown, Esq. - - - - 1') 10 0 5 0 100 0 0 .60 0 0 30 0 0 20 0 60 0 0 60. 0 0 I 2 0 10 0 0 Subscriptions are received by the Committee at the City of London Tavern ; bety4en the Hours of Twelve:lnd Two, at,, the liar of the Tavern ;• at Lloyd's ; at Messrs. Dorrien and Co. ; and Co. Smith, Payne, nut .Smiths.; harts. and eo. • Sir John Perring, Shaw, ilarber,' and Cu ;' COutts and Ca; P flammersleys'aud Co. ; and the other Itatilicrs of the 'Aletropolie ; and by Henry Smith, Esq. Treasurer, Lawvence Poutitney-HiA. . T he c omm ittee, beg to acquaint the Friends to thi, great and good Cause, that his Royal _l*ghness the, Duke of SUS SILX wilt honour them by presiding at a I/inner died' for moNDAY, - the lath May neat, at the City of London Ta vern, Bishopsgatc-street. Tickets to he bad at the liar of the said ifiouse; and at the Thatched .House Tavern, St. Jatues's-street, FOR corms, ItItEUMATISMS, k R. J.\ l' ES'S iNNALELITIC ]'ILLS,, from -up 'icy to, open D , t i i:: rd p 4 7 , es vi. u . : i( ci th pr a o t i i i s i e ot i e n a: ll l t t, 1 1 , 3 e . naturA secroti beot, remedy for Colds, Rheu m ". sli4lit rovers, and all stru..t.,en ticr,pir;ition. 'Alloy are equitilv excellent for licad achs, lnolg,,Litgrs cud for Gouty. and other coin. plaints of .tho Ston44ll unit B°wdi, b,t, ottot the conbe quence of free living. - gent: ral Faiu i I Mcdlciiic titer Intro., in ettitl; and they 31L particularly convenient tor Iva veiie.-g, as toey Co not require eonanentent. Sold by. F. *.•.:ovi)ery au(k ii t? i s t : Church ic,ig th;t t , y e -b t t alti tt,e; but ns 6'l. 16 .15, kw doors from Lueapside,.. but , aiso , at iattninuse iu Bruton-Struut. Uttarter !lull . _ *Tine Old .West. India Madeira, per Pipe Half Pipe ' ....„ , 59 0 0 Qucerter Pipe • • ' - Per Utllon. . . Pint; i'la n t.l eotired Geera ' *Ditto Old Strip!; Ditto - • . - e. ; .0 1 '6 li• - :itto Very' ~ Strong.. ' • ' , Ditto ditio .rom_ii La Rum. 6' -• 0 'l6 6 Ditto dittti flollands ': Per Dozen. *Ditto , Doubt,: lirown Stoat, 12 to the Dna' en.-- 0 Bji 4.F ' tit , ..o. Oud A.l* , , w..rea0t...41 ~ , .t mom tia old before Mottled. . . '' . *Finest Burton Ale-, ditto:. 0 Ii 0 Per Galion. *Very Curious coniac, Brandy ? warranted to be tea ' years old ' . 1 15 0 *Ditto Co.r;ous Fine F'''lavotfr.,.ll phi Rum ' ,O 18 Si *Fine Ohl II: 11randyi ' - 016 8 *Fine Old British Hollands ' 1 0 o Those Articles marked* are what the Company recommend as being of a more superior quality than what is generally sold, and of the finest fl avour. ' ... Per Dozen. *Fine flavoured Viii de Grate, 12 to Pox. 66i. (hi. *Ditto.liarialt ... ' Do 74s. 0.1. *Did Hock ' ,iDitto Carious . , .*ltipe Champagne , Dn.,— •,.. • 130 s. Oil. *Noyeau Marti oique i ' ,For ilk: eutivviiieney of those Families who prefer their Wines in Pints, and for Connoisseurs in superior Articles, the Co,opany live selected the most CurionS Wines, he. and oder the following as the most choice, that can be pro duced . , . •• . *Fine West India Madeira, lqpinti to the dOzen, 06s. ' 6, ,01d East India ditto, of the most exquisite devour and quality, 12 'ditto, 455. ._ *Ditto Alalnicsey,Ditto,.4ss, *Old East India Sherry,of the Most curious and scarce qua-, lity, 12 ditto, 3€s. '*Niue Old Dry Lisbon, 12 ditto - , 28s. *Ditto Caleavella, 40s. , ' • *Ditto Constatitia, very rare quality, 565. *Port Wine; newly bottled, front the finest selected Pipes of the favonrite vintage of 1806, l 3 ditto, 28s. 4 Ditto, of the most rare sort;bottled from the most curious. . Olit Wine in the kingdom, that has laiu in a- body' near 20 years. This Article has all the softness and - flavour of the most rare Wow, and is worthy the attention Of the first Con nOisseurs, 1.2 ditto , 325, *LuscitinsShrub madefrom,the finestFlavottred Old Rata, 12 ditto, Ns. '. .*ltipe /all Flavoured DOuble Brawn Stout, 12 ditto, •Is. Gd. - , • *Curious Mellow Ale, warranted two years old.before -bot tled, but of the softest flavour, 12 ditto, 5.1. Gd. lILIELER's CELI:BRATED VEGETABLE RESTOR ATIVE TOOTH POWDER, So justlyrecornmoided tar %V hitening th e 1' E ETH. Preserv. ing the it t M and. Preventing that dreadful malady the ToOTII.ACHE., ' EAUTl.7ufCountepancoAn4 regltlarityoFea- JUI tures, aro allowed to distinguish the British fair ; but tate ProPtietor of BUT LE it's TOOTIi POW DER• would begleave to :etnind his Country. woolen that the lustre of their Charms loses half its' influence where the Teeth are discoloured. or,slicw a rotten and unhealthy appearance —this is the'inoie inexcusable, as the present PrOaration afibrds the ihriitt,blp Akan . of removing every tilemif't of, the cra nia, tieing composed of Vegetables. . • It is recoinmentled to the attention •oC4ill ranks, as clearing away every imperiedion, either in the colour or the decay or the enamel of the teeth, as rendering the area! ft sweet and cleleilable, and making the Gurus of their proper shape and vermilion hue; and a certain Preventative against the Toottt-ache. .No Composition of this kind ever brought fur ward to public notice, hill met such approbation ,• and' the Proprietor has to boast that it ,is in daily use of Royalty.. BUTI.PR'S AROMATIC PECTOR I.OZLNt;ES for Coughs, Colds, Asthrnas., and Sore. Thrusts, prico is. a d. per ltox. Sold _whJlesakt and retail, and Mr.' Hutler's No. 4. Cheapside. Cartier 'of Paternotter.row ; Sharp ant s l Wain, Portsmouth ; inires, 'Weston, A iinott, and Malkin. Pint. sea ; F3ull situ lohnston, Gosport; Coleman and tacob, Sheerness; Peck, liOss and Turner; !lull ; Worland and cOul.worthy ; Nettleton , and (Abort, ply, mooth,• Knott and Lintel,' and S Witniey and Co. Diming. ham ;iiiilioge, Edwards and l'eeriny, and I.athhorY. Liver pool i StaineS and Lynch, Manchester; Trewnisit, hzeteri Manderro n , ltaehnin, Scot, 'and liiikter, Edit). burgh ; flakier tini M,scti n nald, Glasgow' a nti 130" Y, BriSrol • Stevenso n and eo Norwich; :.5witt.„4.2 it, Leicester; I)onit and Sutton, Nottinhain; and retail by most Chuatry Venders, in Boxes, at zs. 0. and 6d.,• CaVit. On the occasion - of the third reading of the Wectuouth Voters Bill; The Duke of NORFOLK made a few observation,; respecting the lllCfßoll'e. Ile considered it rather of a declaratory nature', and as not going far enough. HeTarticularly adverted to the liroviso at the end of the Bill, and expressed his opinion that doubts Avould arise .as 'to the construction with respect to the devises. The Earl of LIVERPOOL, did not conceive the measure would be liable to the construction al luded to by the Noble Duke, and he saw:no particular inconvenience likely to arise from the proviso. The Duke of NORFOLK spoke in explanation ; after which the 'gill was t cad a third time and Vasscd, Covent-garden Market Bill was brOUght up from the Commons sby Mr. ABERCROMBIE, and the Irish Widows' Pensions Bill, together with a few privAte Bills, by Sir jANIES GIULIANI, and other Members. These were severally read a ait time.----Adjourned. HOUSE OF COMMONS TIIVESDAY, MAY 6 ' The:order of Mr: LYTTLETON for Minutes of the Court Martial on' the Commander of the Java - frigate, was discharged ; and on the motion of that .Honourable Member, the follosvibg papers were ordered to be laid.beforethe Home, A Return of the complement of the Java, .as taken At the last muster of thatship, previous to her leav ing England; alsd, a return of all recruits and new men on board the Java, Macedonian, and Glaer riere,' at Abe time of the capture of these ship 3. Mr. W. DUNDAS gave' notice, that on Monday next he 'should move for leave,t6 brim in 'a Bill for the - better regulation of the Quarter Sessions in scotlad! Mr. Riehai•ds, from the Crown Office, present ed an account' of the nivnber .of persons con .victed of pot-stealing, from October 1811 to Marchl 813: Dr. DUIGENAN brought up the Report of the. Irish Churches Bill ; the amendment were affreed to, :and the Bill ordered. to be read a third time • - to-morrow. ' • . The Report of the Committee of Supply %vas brimght up and agreed to. The second reading of the Mary-le-bone Net`' Street 13111, was postponed till 11 , )nday next . . The further consideration of the Report of the Prisoners' Relief Bill. as postponed till this day A Message from th e L or d s announced their Lordships Assent to the IV • eyinoutiiV4lectiOu 1344' and to several other private :Bills.. LOrd STANLEY presented a Petition from der tain Weavers add others in the town. and neigh bourhood of ilfincliester, against the prohibition of the importation of American Cotton, which they alleged would act as a tax upon cotton. The Noble Lord, however, stated, that' he ‘'as cer tain that the Petitioners - would have no --ob jection to any prohibition in the shape of a blockade. On the motion that the Petition do lie on the, table, A Member, .whose name we ed could not learn. 'spoke in favour oldie Petition. Ministers that they should allow Ai til'aiS.bad , on Cottong(,),MlS eXPOrted• (wen The CUA,:46m.!,ott of the . 11 . 1 . 1 inst. be beneficial that although ..sucli a measure to, some individuals, i ts general effect would be injurious. Af ter a few words from Mr. BARING, the Pe ~tition eras ordered ti lie on fo. ttl e e witeiil t ;t ; a b nir l tttoi : oliapitcabielpe:gebrliotoos.ct.l, :iit i: o move tot: the pa oduction e; in,oerektveadrdw on aa nature e m i a c s l i i mapper ~in which the war against the United States had been conducted: Several papers of this description bad already been ordered to be 0 0 ° sci 4 i 11: $s ( A A : t tbe e it's. •Ig - $ 0!:,/