The Sun. — London, England, 1813-10-27 00:00:00

CITY BUSINESS, Yeolterday a Court of Aldermen was, held at Gniinbuii, at tvhieli the Lowb MAYOa presided, there being 18 Aldernien and the ',City Officers attending. Thu Court proceeded to examine the Accounts of the Prices and o.!ntities of Wheat and Floar soht daring the preceding week end ordered the price of Bread to be con. tinned at Is. the quartein loat of wheaten, stud Is. IV. household. The ClLUkintittAiNpresented a Statetnentof thc SOrpinti of the Orphan Fund, which was read; and the sum of 92001. Vettl ordeied to be, paid oil and annihilated, and notice given to the parties interested, pursuant to Act of Parliament. .The Loan Atsvop. laid before the Court - the proceedings of the Court o: , Common Council, relative to the claim, - of the Sword Beater to alienate his place; which was read and agreed to. several Brokers were admitted and 'sworn into other ; and tome Cool Undertakers were licensed. tlpwards of 25n0 ounces,of gold was sworn to as foreign, rrovious to its being exported. The Orders were directed to be issued for regulating the Processions ry Land and Water, on Lord Mayor's Day; and also the agiinst throwing tire-works in the City, on the Sth of No, okiber next. • The several Grants to the Officers, dining the Mayoralty ''Were passed, and sundry hills ordered to he paid. Mr. H. 11, EnowN rriigned bis situation as gecOrder of the Orphans' Duty on Wines, at-thit Custom House, to take place . at Cheistinas.nrxt; which the Court accepted: and it Iva , : referred to a Committee, to cvsmine the duties of the Of lice, previous ti the election, at the first Court in the next tout; er was heard in an Appeal against an'Assesittnent in lieu of Tithes, tor the Minister at St. MA rY Mookhurch, and the turtlicr consideration adjourned. , The Lonn MAVOIt - ha; appointed a Special Court of Com-, mon' Council on Friday neXt, at twelve O'clock, to consider a' /tepQrt foul the Committee for General Purposes, relative to the prosecuting the Petition iu Parliament against Mock Auc tions, &c. ANNIVE,II:44IItY Or C:ktiNiNa' In Tnte SUN of the 22d instant, we noticed the celebration of this event, and the spirited manner in "Fi'hich. the festivity was conducted at Liverpool. The Li t ter Courier makes the following ob servatimis on the occasion : " This 'is - not without reason. Liverpool is greatly interested in the character, the talents, the influence, and the integrity, of her representa tives, and in Mr. CANNING these qualitieS art Calinel:tly combined. In all . he• is inferior to bone, and in sortie of them Superior to most.— But howevy highly the personal character of Mr. CANNING is valued, we consider the Anniversary of his Election as deriving its greatest importance ti•orn its being the commemoration of It triumph of principles, .6 iiich are every (lay displaying them-. selves in new lights, and acquiring edditioual claims to the respect of the public. 211r.Z;Ati- NING'S election rescued the representation,Of this kormigh from men who were to embody anti as sert the principles of a party which has ever leaned to France, to America, to any thing but their country. Cowardly and spiritless to our erre 77Zin, factious and 'blustering at home, that party could only obtain ahy strength in times of feat pressure, when the unthinking nart of the public, tinder the teeling of present. sufferings; like infa tuated sick persons, catch with avidity at the promises and. false hopes of empirics. It was ...overthrown, however, in the pride of its strength, and the successful resistance opposed to it will tong he recorded to the honour of those who headed the struggle, and of them who conducted it to its triumphal termination. Whas man of British feelings in this town but would cover his lace with shame; if at the present moment he were represented by men who would talk of the mode-" ration and impartiality of AmeriCa, when her de graded And sinister policy . provokes the scorn of the world ? Who would drall out the tones of fit:ace and subniiision . , when the sword has open ed the bright prospect of Europe's deliverance Who would throw power into. the hands of mobs, when it is plain to every man that had We been ruled by the demagogues of the day, is ith a per verted multitude at their heels, we should have been long ugti'ilriven frotn'the proudeininencoin Which we now stand among the notions, and have been the debased spectators of the virtuous ef. forts of other states, ourselves, without our true constitution, without liberty, without indepen dence ? Long may the connection between Mr. C.v.:- RING and the hlectors of Liverpool continue, and long may he live to witness the effect of those lofty principles of national Independence and lit virtue, both it; Great Britain and throughout Europe, which througb evil and good report he has so eloquently advocated on all occasions." The explosion we mentioned yesterday in Great Peter-street, Westminster, arose * it is stated, in the following manner, a pipe had unexpectedly burst in the premises of the Gas Light and Cu ka Company, by which means much gas bad oozed . out and filled the apartment ; but not calculating iht this, one of the men took a candle, and pro ceeded to the spot to ascertain what thus the not" , ter, The moment the candle was introduced, the ‘vhole of the that diced escaped from, the pipe burst into a thrtrie, with a dreadful explosion, us time had been communicated to a heap of gun— powder. By it this man wits much intured, us well its two or three more of the workmen. The speedy arrival of many engines, and the exertiom within the Ilia II Ultletin y o 00011 got the tire tinder contralti; preventing it iron extending to the neighbouring premises. . Saturday, being a very tempestuous night, fdur Vrench prisoners'endeavoured to effect their escape from Purchester prison, by cutting through the ward they were confined in, and afterwards scaling the walls. The thunder was so loud, and the rain poured down in such torrents, that three of them succeeded before the sentryposted on the wan discovered them. When be did, he seized the fourth, aunt gave the alarm, and another was taken in the barrack yard. The other .two ran off, but were nomediatetr purined, and soon re taken, one on Portsdown-hill, near the monument of Lord NctsoNi, the other near iTorndean. In the Recorder's Court, Dublin, Thomas Mee. haat, fur itts indecent exposure of his person, in Merriam-siviare, was lately sentenced to be pub licly pilloried, between. the hours of twelve and one ; to be imprisoned in the common gaol for 12 months, and not to he discharged until he gave security for future good behaviour, himself in .11001;and.two-5ureties iu t 001. each. FROM L sT NIGHT'S (.11ZariCE. k'firq.cn- Oct obrr ...26 1813. tile-Vrinc - Itc, , ,;ent has been in tin: name. and on the behalf of :Itik,ity, to apprur.: 0! Fubrb.iiiii to be N'icO-Cinhui for tbe Einimaor of AU tlc ltti44l - .0, at /lull.. Coininis,ions itt the Be.iforitAnie Militia, signed by the'Lord' e titenal it. T. Ifigzins, Gent. vice itiitt. IL Slattcr, Gent. to be Lieutvnants. Commissions signed by the Vice Lieutenant of the County of Surrev,, Sttrrey he :11.a s ior, Tiios.lludgen, Esq. vice. Lot d Montfort. . Ist Surrey Militic.—To be Captain, "William Jordan,AleccLi Esq. vice Atli:init.—To tie Lienteliatit, J. 'T. Ellis, vic4 Sackett.,-TO be,Ensigns, Thomas ii.ear, Gent. vice Walker, TholllitS Piper, Gent. W iscy 11a) - 11,111, Gent. R. C. Green, COIL 2d S 1 grey Mili!ia,—To be Lieutenant, 'Henry Moore, Gent, rice lianeocli.—To be Etisign, Samna Gott. vice Moore. Coniniiisions in tha. 4th Mattalion of NiTO Local, Militia signed by the Lord 7.ieutenant. To be Major, John ,Itock firtisett, Lsq.—To he Coptains e lolii: John Wayte, Esq. Thomas Jenne'', Esq.-4o 'acute. nantA, John Iliteheocli, John Frhmptoo,- -David lime. iienry, l'ueliey, Wall:cc, John Noyes, Wea rer, John Trougher Mantle, Aal. , ...ye' Mark, John Fergu son Hulbert, (mute:.---To be Ensigns, John IVall,ee„loi l i i Whittick, Thomas Alexander,. Wilmot, Wi;liatu Ricketts, Smitli,'llionias Smith, William' Nicholi4, Gentx. Connui4sion in the Royal Cltethire Militia, tigned by the Lord Lieutenant of.the County of Chester. To he Ensign, William . Green ' Geol. t Counni,:sions, in the Itenfrewsltire Regiment of Militia, signed . . by the Lord Liemenant. To he Captain, Lieutenant Robert Morris, vice Shafto„ • . pointed to the Line.—To he •Licutenant, En , ign John Caldwell, *ire Iklorrit; promoted.—To be EMigil Juts e 3 Rule, Gent. vice Caldwell, promoted. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Samuel Noel, late of Rio .linicii . o,,S.4.utl4 i tiaerica, merchant, from Oct. ;41.) to Dec. ' BANICKUMIES SUPERSEDED. John Young, White Coppice, near C h urlcy, Lancashire, bleacher. Leonard Cooper, White Coppice, Lancashire, bleacher. 13.1.NK1tU1'TS. Jonathan Hall,South'lloreton, !Jerks, horse-dealer, to tar render November 12, at three, 13, and December 7, ittvle. rem, at the Lamb 10n, ‘Vallingford, Berks. Attornies, Messr,. Hedges and son, Wallingford, or Nlesses. Price and Lincoln's-111. John Fraisevaod Joes Thumps Fraser, late of Sloane-stitiare, Chelsea, nurserymen, November... 2, lu, 'and - Decomoer 7, at eleven, at tinildhall, Lotuci. Attorney, Mr. Pope; Moiliford-court, Fencti arch reel. Charles. St urt ridge, Rosetnary-1 -to e, cheesemonger. Norol4er it, 19, and December 7, at eieven; at Guildhall, Luii „ don. Attornic., Messrs. Cleinent mid Townson, It. teinfe. 7 . • Highway. - • . Charles Johnson, Mike-street, Lincoltx's:-Ttni-fivie,s, carpen ter, October 39, Novcniber 6,and December 7, at Leo, at London. Attornies, Messrs. Dorinoilon and Bowden., Coptlial-!iiiileltsgs, 'fbroginotton-street. Fairbairn, late of South-Shields, Durham, botcher,. Nai r reutlyr ft 3. ID, and December 7,• at eleven, at the . Queen's-1-1 iac., .- n 111.14111. Attornies, Mr. Kirton, Or Mr. Grey,'Gray'..l-10n. John Lowdep, Liekrp9ol, merchant,' November 17, IS, and () December 7, at tie, at tite Globe. Tavern, Liverpool. At.- Aornies, 'Messrs. biaclotocls and Mince, Temple, or Mr. George Ashley Pritt, Liverpool. Williatu South; Eppriig, Essex, auctioneer, October 90, No vember 6 and December 7, at elet'e»,itt Guildhall, London. , . Attornies, Messrs. Down)lion and Bowden, Coptnall-butld ings, Throgmorton-street. Julia Thomas Cooper, Cheater-place, Kennington, apothe cary, October 30, November G, and December 7, at eleven, .at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Gibbard, Mill:moil:- street, Westminster., Augustine Agin), Broad-street, Goltlen,quare, dealer, No vember 2, in,. and December 7, at cievol, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Charles Hui isun, Lftizt! tli-road, tionthwark, Charles James Jones, Crosby-row, Bermondsey, taylor, No vember 2, 13, and Decttunei 7, at twelve, at tinildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. ‘Vehb, St. Thomas-street, South work. John Low and William Low, Mincing-lane, merchants, Oc-• tuber 30, November 6, and December 7, at eleven, at Guild.' hall, London. Attorney, Mr. Hov e , Fornival'A-Inn. John James, Stratford, gssex, merchant, November 9, 10, and December 7, at eleven, at Guildb ill, Loudon. .Attor- Mu,: Messrs. licarsey and Spurr, Bishops- - ate-street-, Within, • DIVIDENDS. Nov. 18... Y. Savage, Bath, ,bookseller—Nov; 18. S. Cole, Datliwick,Sionersetsliire,intiliolder—EOv 17. t.lteyuoldsint. Manchester, cotton-merchant—Nov. 18. T. ('riddle, sea. Wivelist:ollom, Soinersetshire, clothier.—Nov. 17.. S. Evres, Manchester, corn-dealer- , NOV. it, hoy,• Bedele, York shire, grocer—Nov. '.20. I. .Alrey, 'Blackman-street, South-. work, hakerdasher---,NOv. 20. Ilichinhottotn, Jertnyn street, St. James's, hotel-lweper—N o v. 40. S. Norton, Ware, Herts, sail-..•;o111 muter—:s;ov. 10. J. Coles, Hunway-street, jeweller —Nov. W. It. Manley and Hotness, lluss. , ll-street, Southwnt, leather dyers—Nov. It. entlier, New Bond street, merchant—Nov. 20..1. 11. Lonntitz and W. Itisson, Fenclioreli-street, nierchants—NoV. :10. .1. Kirke, Little trineruierchant---Nov, 16. M. Owen, Porthywaen, Salop, innkeeper—Nev. W. ItunAtt, Dukt.,.- street, Wzst- tninstee, tn. W. and J. - Matson, St . . ;Mary at ' Hill, merchant;—Nov. lii. James Makehani, Upper Thames, • street, •cheeseirionger.- 7 Nov. Its. E. Sonnets,. Oxford-street, jewel Icr--.Nov. 16., Thoinasilolt, jeweller.. cEttllFicATEs—Nfiv. let.• • , A. Pa's, Stockport, vietnaller. 7 -W. Lee and E. Lee, Lam beth Marsh, stone - -inasons; , PAItTNEItStIIP: 4 I DISSOLVED. W. Clayton; and It, thitushaw, • attorniel----.1. Ed ma& and Ai. Edmunds, Warcester, thriber4ii Peart and W. 111,ir.1., Charlotte-street, .11lacktriars;.liat. mantifircturers--.E. F. B. Wright and 'l'. 11. .191inson, Liverpool; printers---Q. Blizard and W.."l'aylor . , of the linens Tiworn,. Kennington, Nverthleepers,ll.. Harvey and Tyson, of Oxford-street, linen-drapers—J. Anthony and M. 151orgati, Bath, liaberd,oliers—.l. Glenny 11. .la.•%son, Bed Lion-3trect, Clerleenwell, watch-case-makers—A. Wood, J, Drown, and J. Ittitter, :llurlln Blackleiars, road, timber-inerc.hants—W. Shociinith and L. liargraave, Ilitosworth,, Yorlsshire, cattle-dealers aii.l ioddler--W, S. Bickley, E. Hickman, T. Lea and thakin, liii'ston, Staffordshire ' ;so far as -.regards the stun T. Lea)-Ir. Clarke and, .1. 111orelimont-street, - 13looinstittry, iron ittuides owl J. lteyburst, • Miuories, drapers. M ETEOROLQ 1e.4 L JO VR BY R. INbTit,t7.AlX?i!T 14AILEIti STRAND. •• I it'eat lier. Thermometer. - , ... -- ~. , • .. .. . -.4 4 7.: • ,4 v .: . Z . G :; ',.:;-.. .T,- ~. ....f. , 4. 4 ,a: .?!' J. 4iS - r. .. 4 4 1 ' P • .-'' 1 —4 ()et. 0 ° 4 ° lnches .. 16 i 44 4t; 52 44 29.50 .26 I Hain Cloudy* 17 49 . 47 54 39 25.90 .26 Da. I 18 4:t 41 4s 34 29.60 .06 Fair . Fair 19 • 37 ..7 45 ,35 .qa Fair Foggy 0 44 4H 51 46 .95 Po. Claiidyt 21 50' 49 52 40 .70 .05' Itain Fogwy Qt ; 50 ::44 57 52 50.00 .12 Gioutly - Fair ' .76 . Vivid Liirbtiiini with 'lliuniltir at 7 p.m. intervals at Star • Vivi light du t id Li, ht iirbti, ire iiosm eve, .1 . , in with ofur•ab}e, The performers belonging to the French The. atrc in Peterhburgh, who hall been battisited f rom Rttia,arriveti at Copenhagen last inenth,Th e y Were engaged to remain in that capital for some weas. POLICE. nornr.ruEs AT TUE GENERAL POST-OVFICE Bow - mu:Pa....4m. some time put complaints have ken made, that a great number tit letters have not come to hand, and particularly those which contained notes and bills remitted front the ,country, and directed to the Mile-end district.— The Mile -end district is divided among seven let ter-carriers, who deliver the letters. They of course attend every morning at the General Post . ,Office, at an ea .h rlvour; and aft e r the regular starters have sorted the letters, which arrive by the twills, to be delivered to the Mile-end District, they are handed to the seven letter-carriers be ! longing to that district, who re-sort them accord ing to their walks.. No suspicions falling on,any one Of them, and the robberies continuing to be committed, it was detertnined to have a general search of the seven letter-carriers, and Mondtoj morning was the time fixed for that purpose; anti just after they had wade up their different parcels of letters for delivery, and were about to leave the Post-office, Lavender and Taunton, the Bow street officers, were introduced to them. The of ficers informed them of the cause of their visit, and that they must be under the disagreeable ne cessity of searching. their persons. The first man Lavender commenced with was John Plumer, who, at the time of his being searched, trembled extremely, and was in a strong perspira tion; on this account Lavender made no doubt but that he had begun with the right man, — He found among his letters a double one, directed do ,Nlrs. Davidson,- in End Terrace, on open ing Which, it proved to eunta'a a 101. country note, and which letter Plumer had no right to have in his possession, 'Mile End Terrace not be ing in his walk. in his coat-pocket was a letter very much tumbled and dirtied, dated Newastle, and purporting to contain a bill of exchange for .201. 10s. and the hill of ex' hauge answering that Beqcric , r.; as found in his waistcoat pocket.— tlia ;I!archiog 163 re.idence, about 200 letters were (won., :ae , iiened and some riot, but none of them within own delivery; so that it is sup posed, that•when double letters, suppcised•to con tain notes or bilis, passed ttiroUgh his hands; and which should have gone to the deliveries of the other six-lnen, he detained them. lie is only 23 years of age ; anti what is extraordinary, consi dering his apparent depredations; he was- very much distressed for uniney, ; so tivackso,..that be /was obliged' to pawn his watch to pay for his let ters-On Monday morning. Yesterday morning he underwent an examination at the above office, when Mr. Brydges of the Comptroller's. Office, and Mr. Parkin, SAicitor to the Post-Office, at tended. The prisoner was committed for' further examination. . . • The robbery of Gentles - yen's carriages of their 'glasses is increasing to a very great. extent. Crosby, a well-known character, was brought to the office, charged with stealing a glass from the carriage of the Hon. George Villiers, while waiting at the door of Covent-garden Theatre, in Boa-- street, on Monday night, 'about eleven o'clock.— The prisoner wa. , met by. Nichols and Lack, be longing to the office, a short distance ft;orn the : carriage. Nichols observing something concealed' under .his coat, and knowing his person,, seized him, upon which the prisoner knocked him down, and endeavoured to I.ireak the glass which vvas under his coat, hilt succeeded only in brdaking a piece oily, which unfortunately cut o ff the top of ichol's second finger on his right hand. Lack succeeded in securing the prisoner,_although at tacked by a gang of 14 or 15. The coachman of Mr. Villiers attended; and identified the glass. — The prisoner was committed fin trial. Thomas Hannati .was also ehar g ed by. Nichols and Lack, with attempting to rob several persons as they were coming - out of .Covent-garden Theatre on Monday night. He was ordered to find bail, Jahn Smith, Elizabeth SMith, and John Dunn, were charged with uttering counterfeit sixpences on the 19th instant„ at Eg Ejizabcth Smith was discharged ; John Smith and John Dunn wercseotomitted for trial. FRAUD AT A MOCK AUCTION. INT ARLnottovort-'sTnr.r.T.—John Daric, a Jew, was charged with fraudulently obtaining money, the property of Colonel De Rcresford, under the following circumstances :---The prosecutor stated, that as long since as February last, he was passing along Portland-street, tient. Foley-place, his atten tion was arrested by a sale at No. 33, sod he went in. A catalogue was , handed to him, describing the effects to be the property of the Heinoterable Mr, Yassmore, who was about 'to go to He bid money for a time-piece, which was war rantee! to go well, and knocked down to him at 1/. 16s. lie paid for it with two'notes of 11. each and On asking for the delivery of the property, he was informed that - was not usual, and on refusing to give his name, he could get neither che tinye piacenor, his chAnge, in excuse' for which the pri soner observed the notes Might be forgeries. The pre cicutor called several times at No, 33, but could get no redress, and at length on leaving town, he requested his butcher in the neighbour hood to endeavour to get back his money, as he refused to have the time-piece, having been satin- tied of imposition. A :111°11 time since a time pieqe was left at the house of Mr. Wiffnell, the butcher, (but ‘rlietlier or not the same was not known) without. any change, and on its being valued hy n Watch.-11141M' it turned out to be %emit) nine shillings. Tile change of the two pounds was not ieft until after the prisoner had received a summons to answer the charge. The prisonet: behaved very insolently,' when int erroga t e d by one of, the Alagistvates ; and on being asked, if a Catalogue could be got at the Auction Mart ? he replied, he would know by'going for it. The prosecutor left the Otlice for the Custom-house, to ascertain whether the duty was paid on the ar ticles sold. 'the pi isoner was counnitted for the fraud, to give 24 hours notice of bail. His father attributed the transaction to an igoorant boyish trick, be not being more than '22, :And of a head strong dispnsitiorh Nina: JnArsmANi. kid, on the I2th , , M ti Do ß r .August, the at Stolle off - an intended monument to .be erected in Viennit,'"to die memory of die German poct, COLLIN. • WC,STMLNSIFER SESSiONS. • Nu N C E.--. Yesterday, Getirge' Spelleor, I' tit itt for it nuisunce in erecting s tripe bbilillg-hOttie the midst of the various s hulghter-hons es, shop' , and ots , er erections of a siutihr tie st.) ' which ai)ottini in that neighbourhood. —T Jury, under the direction of the - Chairman, At' MA INW4' , K fonud the defendant Not Areilif• was found i;oiltv of a wanttnl . a t : Sault ,z poor wa'sberwoluao, anti.the Cv,,6 ordered ry a fine of at, , A t,- Robert di %vas indicted for assau ltin g Wood.--1 , .. appeared. from the stateateot of the proseen trix went into the Innis: of a man named Thninas ,13,0nele, who livo No. 30, l.: - allou-street, Soho , to insure 11l in Little ( ," kept there, when the defendant 04 sailed her, and inquired whether she was coii.ew, pigeon Boucle, anti iminediately heat her in a mot, et net manner. 'lle case was proved by,iocoatt!' title witnesses, _arid lie was found guilty; IPa tt Court ordered lino to he committed, to take to consider of his sentence. William Thomas was tried for assaulting orr!(e officer, of the name of hi the oecilte l , of his duty Under an impre ss warrant, auti,Ao guilty. Sentence deferred. William Cliesteriiion was indicted for 6 Wilson, a constable"; in the execution o f his but it appearing in evidence that the -ent bath in his too great eagerness to keep the been the first to break7it, by striking the dant, the Chairman directed an acquittal, ; 1 defendant was accordingly declared Svi and discharged. CORONERS I NOM EST.--Monday Inquest was held at the Cannon I" tiungerford-street, before ANTIIOI on view of the body of Thomas 0 found drowned under a coal bargt - evening, off Hungerford-stairs. I evidence, that the deceased was of turday morning, by Iris father, tvb man, to take A barge that laid at to it ship that laid oil the Tower. ter he left his father's the barge wa‘ and not taken as directed. Ills f' alarmed for his safety, and on look' barges he found his son's hat, bat state of the tide, no further search 0 and in the evening, at low water, discovered under a 'coal barge. I' dental Death. g re Sundayau morning, about . five o'clock , " 1 o 1 ,00 vender was going for tilt, Sunday' popercooli. accosted by two.-ruffians in St. Clew:lit li i illell yard, Strand, Who knocked liim 41 10114 i n , .110, rifled 'his pock e t s ' 0 f.71. i n n o tes; dad 9 °" . ,, : , e0 6 ' To secure T rave ll ers f rom ;Weide-00J td j oi I . ~ danger,. wear and tear, and to save ( I , i . 'e gryi . hour in working engines, milli, nilePll,4.c/00' the 1.1!,tt of the Parr. 3 T Avi t....11 -11 t erc , voll icl ' 4 . SIT lON (sold at N0..10, Charin4 - er:: 11 “ 1 0 4 '; the tr packed, laxly t t i i s t i 1 1 ) : • ( c c l ' , : : '7l : . tl r i r u ir : t a % t t e_ ijl i lt i : ll e el lg i l l :1 , ti : e vn t 'c'e p oe 9l : 1 : 1 : : ::a l i r i : c : 1 1 4. )t,Il when I ti el ' o ti f i r 's'e 4 ) : i it i: : e i : : ,,,et . l t : 11) . l o i e: : ,, t;: t r i : / : t1 8 ; . : ir i l ‘ t_ ' l .: e‘ ::: ::1:: 1 1 kti i ' , it i. :' , 4 : :‘ , , I v . , t,. : out having occasion to take out a It i t 1 41) ,':\ " ' Ssr for at least the space of three Icl° l ., l ` s . ;10 (111 , 1 d ; any other 'application, exce pt a vet; - r. fit oi I- ,t . tity being occasionall applied to the P f t he cll t the expense of which'; IlOt 011 e-iiNtil, 1 :41 . 14 tti .l .of the otherwise neces6ry iialinity lit t' ' 6 1 5 () c P ; e must be used. Th e CompoNition Wil' i &n e' i c b:e a i r r e Y i r , 4 k g: i c li t l c i s i i:: - s : e( l lte ; n a c t a l e l n i d l l ,E T l: e e e i t t i .t . :t i a r i t il l (? c d l ) :: / ,: : : ‘ ,!:1 , t , s'16 : 1 1 :i ' ~ 14' Con , iposition, when the piston Of a i'le' fi tl it %:)l aii i i Of hfty-liore power is patked with it,::;, , itio'''• be with tallow,,is more than equdi t ' i'' . l ;() P' tl worth of any other article hitherto tot' . wo ol vent. the 'effects, of Friction. The same I; v ' ers wi will answer for an engine of any oth er P‘ '-; ift' ' the. public save, in every instance, .41N tO t the yr. by the use of this valuable clisot3very tl:d"3 ..........__,______„/ terlees gnin by its sale, OH IV4:duesday lust, in t n- a l u it ee l lx ii it '4 l 7 l"-Itrce t ' til° -*g:S1111:••• vi a l :Hall, l' q. or Ilurbadoes, via daughter. ' Frif!,-/ ' '' .11 '"•‘ 1( " , I:4v .it Little Alt ' 11'11 ihe Ifou. Nir l ' .. 10 of a daughter. . - - °.n- 'i ' $4l On S. 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Iticbal-d,l'ogh,lato Rector of .11.30,0,53..0i..,,: II ieo t is ) i ,n t i i i S ; c l....;. t i til t i r i i tl e : i i rtn y y ,11;11:1(tftiti,itti;;Tlii::::;-:1,en.vbit,iit,flono,ig.Teca.i.iCtoldr,:cirici;‘!ilii,i;:1..,•:,:11 j i; i • ,,i , , ;1 17, Atclutak Low, ',•:.,,ii. of,Vtuxtiall. , . - ' f ,o• Yftteritay, Ito!,ert Wint er. Esq. of Set'leilllt ' S T" ! 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