The Sun. — London, England, 1813-04-17 00:00:00

, . ._ . . . . • f. , s• ' .... ..„., ~ ' ' ' , •\3 tg 10 ' 4 . .A ( JArra -1 ~,,, -1 -' -, ~• - N. , , ,1- 7, : ! 0\ '.3 4 ,. .,... Y,4 ~,,, ' • s'A :. . ' i ',- . • ''''?- '.- ' . ......,.. e ..,.. . ..., 0, //1 1 1 \\,‘ • s SATURDAY, , APRIL 17, 1813. AIXPI;NCF,-TTA.ISPE . gYi'. ADMIRALTY OFFICE, • • April 13, 1813 k cottiiitatid of the LORDS COMMIS -1"F SIGNERS of the ADMIRALTY, Notice is here given, for th# guidance of the Masters i'md Pilots of his Majesty's Ships, and for the benefit of Navigators in general, that in fOrmation bas been received at this QiEce of the intention of the Spanish Government to place a Light upon the Tower on the Island of Tarilta, in the Straits of Gibraltar, arid that the . eibibiiiou thereof wa,: to commence on the 15th ult. and to be continued fur the fdture. - • • 3. W. CROKER.. CONTRACTS FOit DE..l* LS PL..4N.h". N.' trY-oriept., .elprid 14, 1813, THE PRI'NCIP.II, OFFICERS and 'coil/mis s/ask:Rs ?it; 4Vdi'Y do hereby eige Notice, ?'lint on :Thursday, ..the 22 , i instant, • at Onc o'Clock, tiny wilt be ready to treat ntith such Persons as may F wiring to 'contract for . sajwiy?Pg his Majesty's Dock- Yards:, or any one or more of them, with IXECK DEALS, qua/ in quality to .I.)ant:ic, and E_ ST COUNTRY PLANK. • Distrik!rtio'ns qf the .detiefes and Forms of the Tender may be seen at this (Vice. No Tender will be received after One o'f;loCk, on the day- of Treaty, nor any noticed, unless the Party,* or an digait fire hint, attends. Ecery Tender ;bust be acconyanicil by a Letcr addressed (3 Me Nany board, and signed by two responsible • Persons engaging to . beciMe bound With the Person tendering, in the following Sams; for. the due pellorinitnce of the Con(ra cis MONK M.:10:11v11; DE OOLITIC AL PAMPH!,..Et D.,y is published; iricc By J. M, Itich•ad3on, No. 23, Cortthin, N APPIML TO Tilt , : 3 i ioNS O 1 .Z 34. AGAINST TIT:: CO` CINExT.:I, SYS- 'I'.EZ 1. . . IZy MADAME DE S'rAEL HOLSTEIN. * r 4 The above is ..he. Of the most eloquent n„d uttimat,il effusions which has ap;!eareil front,tli -pen of .this ekt6tant Writer. The materials for . its composition ar no,ierstood to hare been furnished by Ilertimi..nte, the Crow-. Prince of Sweden, and it contains some highly intereititig rind hituertt. unpublished Anecdotes of thy yrkut. lie particular in ordering the Edition printed for J. M. Richardson, HANSEATIC LEGION,- , --The outrages con. nutted in the shape of military despitisin - throogliont the whole of tlermany, did most heavily fall ou those part 3 which wee' forcibly annexed to France,. and. anningst which .the Hanseatic town's are 'nest ciminicutius,' From the hap. piest state of independence they fell an unwilling sacrifice to the most unprincipled violence of the vileSt of'mankincli hut even before the arrival of the brave Russians did the inhabi tants rise agaiust their infainous Oppressors, and now thousands and thousands are flocking to the standard of linerty;--that of the Hanseatic Leg4iii,..i-whipis a small hody-frum Hambuigh have already march' i out to meet the _enemy. The general distress, however, occasioned by a seven years French spolia and especially the want ot arms and accoutrements—in sliart,,the nevSsity of losing not A moment's time in organiz ing;A,certainitArce; makes au immediate meting of those Germans settled in this country, and capable of ;Affording as sistance, most,adviSable, tor the purpose. of forming a general Contribution towardi so glorious an object, in additioa to the liberal entiscriptions,already raised in the Hanseatic. Towns themselves. This Meeting will take place on Tuebday next, are,goth instant, at twelve o'clock, at the City of London vern, as well for all Germans as fur those natives who can feel for a general cause. • • ? ~ ' MCRILIY AND . IRVING. This Day was puOlisi,el.l,. . • Price Is. sewed;' or is. li. with strong pacclinient backs, and 13t0.th4 dazed,. 'FIVE H UNIMR ED QUEsTicyNs on M IJ it liAt'S AMU Dr ,M ...NT, MURRAY'S Cil; .I.t. and 11tVING'S'ELEMENTS ; of CONiP3SITrON ; being an application of the , interp.gative System of Ileti.ill, to the Eleille'lltS of Englit.h iiraloniar and entni)o. Rion by means of which the study of thoie so bjeci-s•is fil.nt,.itied. and the no: irate liuowle.4e of thew greatlysand.woltderfolly ac celerated. , • • -11 y the Rev. JAMES 'ithnr of , tlestions on Gold,..otitti'm &c. Fix. Prift-ed ps ; su!d by .loon pi outer, Nao 1, P t •ster-r as ;by IL . .11.)41ey, ilsun two Co. Yori. ; and all Book tellers. O'f whom may be Ivid, • For Minis part of the laterrogati:e Nritern of Edneation, ai Is. and ls. ltd. ecli . , 2. Athtit'S FiVe Huisdred Queitions on G 0401,1 1 .16 they of Eni,land.• a, Barrow's Five Hundred Questions on the New Tes-- tamen - t. , _ L.lOO for every 120 Milltkr of Deals: .1,5 for every Load of Plank. pA.TrtoNisun- BY Ti-TEM ROYAL - iiIGI3NESBEi TILE pitINGE itEGENT - AND DUKE I'H'SEILTEANT begs to inform the No tY, bility, Gentry, rind his rriends in tienvral,t he W.I.CEIC-- pitocw C.IIIBLET.cL()AKS are tribe hail, as nsual, at his j Manufactory,-No. Snuth,amipton-strert o Stran:l, where Assnctiuent iw iiiwaxs ready,, as Milittny, Navy, atig Travelling •I Oivaks. • ' • • Late SERJEANT and PULSFORWs. ON. ~ . sSian lif birth 25th of Mach , . 1 qi • ine, W,Jen I ' • , l it) , t the trill; 10,1,1131d,ed.11 , f 4 , 3111 roil! . 11 4 . 1 i'Se r er , se), t i ow, ortili 4 •• . • ,•01 on tr , t apl to lolueritti - , - Id ' oci lie per ~ ~ .... pin fie V+o4 :Ara 6 , „.., _ 4 691 0,1000 . 7, , ---- --•-• • . i N. , - ~,,t b ay in io ,, , ,. ,xON.„);LAT.,,E Itg• AL, Ditt'll.Y-,,,k . N P.,. Y r.. 4 ,. ate 04), Isk i ,, x NEXT, April 19, their Ma- , , . , bib.. le.tg will ~..r,..nin the ('cittetly of t i le chain ' , ritiE bEAu off i ce i or , Al '':: 8 IRATAGENL uheekro , n 4 ,,_._ ~,r t), re.viretl the Ormd Musical Romance of '' ' IS Cll 3l- I'' sal Iv L°I)018 K A . .11Rie, l roin :„. t ,,z ite lk S: r c y o i r . e p s r o t f .s t s li s e late Mr. Sto- nelOt 44 Iv, / it: l lo , F t Inks n entirely ,new slitrCtell ' lec on ,i, i , , and Decon,_ tell b o cie ; -11,, ty2i,; 4 " 31,e 8 0 5:(: , , 1.----Pit, 3s. Gil.; Second Price, 1 I thlllo,r'.lr-,4 ~, 1,1 , 1 ' I "' lirice s }s.-uPPer Gallery, Is. ~notor,,,a ultt;iticto,•ll,• taki.ti of Mr Spring, : , I,irot t iu Little it il . usso -Itreet, Irmo"Teti till ~ ofllo n ~,s4 ,-, Tt • he Jeor , ~ li i Y '`wals.-On Wednesday, Othello.-On ocilinlc`q%'" g.04.,',;',‘t Cline, a new Comedy, in Five Acts, to , ' s , octitre, idetni tied ILCS : + l ll .; ,i,..:,, 'gil t; 11( 'YAL, COVEN l'-GARDEN. ------- 0 ,,, a PT' 1, 47.. ) A Vlt ExT A • vi I ~ she mei v ,, , i , pill 19, will be per .. h ( Y of " bllt' * I L DOUGLAS. . • ‘ 1 I, 1 1, Plr ' "r'; 11 .Mr. 111 - P I'v lig& ' 4 . ''• , t on 1 ' : '• - • ' ito , _ 4003 .., , - . 1,!s Second Engageincnt for a few cable Y4 ' ; gi, .. 14 WO i i • . I\4 g h tS) • . :g r . t ,, ,1i m ,t ,: , erfornieti; fur the tint time anew Grand ti r,, , I l o n, - r.mlatie Romance, called ' ta"g "l' b't , 1 0 0 011 l• 0 L NI, ALADDIN • . au a r* kWO • • . ' a .... o r 00 1.),, r . r Y1116,L. N 11 1:111 ; 1)1# LAMP. In' qn. olsct f liklfiZtuto.7l,l'n!lY; Dresses, Lice. *tie entirely new. oce , , ~,,104 ihs , ll 4, avo at: hall past Five o'Clock, to Ice= C rob b ‘ • iil i:' , 4o 4°lo Prir ~ ,,i co o , ii, see. n a , :i'• ti . d.-Pit :35.: tid. Second Price 25. 1. .',,`,„ 0 10 1 4,7; 4 "" 11 ' 11 0e Is.-Lipper G,tllery Is. Se- id ',"‘,,, er bili ' 4 1f4,, e Nxes to 1 c ,Hun t r , , g 4, 4ty , tlart,t,„, 7 tak en of Mr. Brandon, at the , riel! :c il d e co, I,,,l4lllrll'l,un_st(t.-t:Cirl,--41,1 ‘Vcdnestlay, Alexan- ;tad, 1 ,.c. , '. ( fi1f.: 4 1;,,, r 1,1 ), tor the fir t. time, rt neyi Co- I 311 , "" a,3 0 . as 0 tiO ' 11 - oy% ----- ------- . l on pp . iqt , -. AmpiirrilEATlLE - , , 30 t .',,n10: to, 'Y'ss WEsrmlN . T ' :,,,, ,, 1: i3" 4.!rsi:o: : ‘1 00 4 : 1 i t ;• N , Of for 11 .I . SI LETT:t 'BR' 136E1 i c ,,. ~ ~10 1 ~, k 4 ,1 0,,,,, _ 14 ., on. ....gonesses the PRzNcE , Cto 1, ut 1 1)ol eof YORK, . 4 , 0 , 0. 1 ' , , Nl)Ay NE or the Summer season Y . 0 , I t ll tit ree.y,is T, 19th A .1. i .otroduein I ° t (. 11 . 1 r 06 01 . k t 43:1„.,,,,, i t N u l s itsrs. PARKER, I)AVIs, a &c. Se t:44l olclir :, rt 4 i ii l l, t i l lti t At n o - I . 4 . i t ArY c l;Z;t yl f,n...rdeni, thereby f ,lidg, o o ~ ~at it ir : :d s 7 ,, .., i ,i, , 1 conta.trici. ~.t half-past N . i ., e tn. / ~t r li§l , 0 Wii,„,, i Ti . ttls, eilit)i.ing i stnd 'l f• . r it - et r , 00 t ui vi ,,moub t ..„ 11 tbis kiogdoni ; after whi c l ° e . x . t t tn e ',rev' ... 1t,,1 , en q , ,,,•..AUX IfOIISEM imilp,, b;' l , 4e - ,, - ; rs -- . 1 ti , o r to civF.s . ri t i "'‘) 1101.1.SFS i ' . • os ec • ~ . l AN, 4 ,. , p and ;he IN, ~ l it'll) FF iiiell „, I, . , ,41 , -.ls BANNIS . TER; on a singit; IC ' •:+13 4 ,,,, i ~, •pi i 'liko 1) - ~ e rni , ~,. ere ox 1,}4,1,i,inret,..., t ' - . ::..tilles+ri . 0 and Pedestrian Spec- - 1,101,, ,i01f ti Li i'.' , ',1) ? „,,,,,, , t . ' , ,.!\ 1 lame, and entirely new 4/ '' p lop, (4 oiN AN ,',' uni, , and Decqratious, called tile r ;pi. e , cl.4,„'„ t !, ANt:li:x.:! ''t :•`; PA INi ; f ) ,e I). ~i, , 'Pr, 1 , 1 ,;%:%-hi,' ht • (' til vA LAY ! , 3 o il '., . irs, kiii:c::.t.);44th,,L -1 Skeen, ( . 011e1t, Parnlec 1 ' ~.! 0 04' kjr whivl:: 4 Y. + , llll wry.. L. Jones, iierring, Blair- .itt • . 0 1,4 13 ESIlttA C ` i l'it ► S'a i ll ' A 'le ii.ivi P li; 44 11, c,o t, , EX . F.at li ,,,,y_h Mr Y . 11 Elt rJIVC.; ; sigr 0- l/ de ti , ' l li II "by Mr, itllli,E'lN 11 vid. t at. ' Us 01 , ; r. U'ilik " '' . e pth" , • ' ', fa k,, j , ~f , "ter p ert •-• _ e Vt cir i 1 , " „ I ,ruitt th e rilwili, a new C ,i , ,ie Pautti. :Itc ott i 44 t i # 14'0 ra -iiitil Nights, Callai tlt. ?IV Qr ) It kil. illt G‘T• ' S • itt , it . i , ' Li'orip , „: 44- ; ~ Co .. , , „ rim.; ,' ....•ti Tc,y " 'AI '' 14 id, -Pk elle , - r , leters 0 1 vii" i l lOt , 111 4 , ( I In, mr T • , ,ds ,ui ii , I t q, ( .. 1 , 11 . • ak y, N, ; 1 , YVI..()I1.; I,?l , c ► ti lt , pc oa r,, , ;` , g'•, Mr. fil ) i l‘ r. 'l A ( ti s dEß • i 4 Lti,„l.icl;oitiv,lri 111.,I.NCIANtial 0 14 001 . ti tl ,` l (lowa, lip. UNIIEP..., , ; 11 3611 , A i,t i r ( !a,t,,: . v .kg iii : OtT Pi lily; ot r4 10 , , At ti) , ,, ~. ..Ainnhine, NI 9.:I(}IIEN 1 ' .. 1 , (fie ° „ , t i..,,,, t ",' ?tit 5 _,.. 1e., ,, r ais TAyLpit. • ~,,, truu , ..,..... / ., iz, ~ n 4 half-past (1.-Second price, 1 , ' 10 .1,11 e ,. 4 '" --( j'atiery, Is-Places taken "isi , ~,tIF- I ' 4 . .1i , „ , . , (331 1° ,i , , 0 . '"N' , • - _ n. , --- , ~i , It. ~ 4„..,,'4,,( i'' - '''. l ‘)" Ft`i,I.!II_,BITION OF SUPER- It :,:4 1 (1 ' , ';- ', t, t.. ; 41 ' 11 1 . at ' lII' r ob ' , N 4 , , , , l ,',,..) 'l' f,,,,. I , e ' • ' , I ' .. , •iir at , ,0,0, N. !Si, . 1.) 1 ~, ~,‘._ i ~, ,,4; ~ ,s,, tr L r,tno, t.rattag the most tile ' 1 r0 , , ,, 11 7 It ~,,,rt .t. , 1 , 1 , , ~ , , ,, u; r ‘,ll , , ,:, 0 , 14: of „ I LLIIS rltlt lIJS „ 1 .„11 id '; 14 .., 4 I t. , , ~,d 1 i , , ,, •, , ,, ' ~ .. 1 Y rslt,delletl . i n Wax, n 1 1.4, and many trout • real •' i SOO. 4 1 , 4 , 14 ' 1 14e c Itil r f ' i 1 11,, ; ()L,L, - , isim . , s i,,, iii s e , , , ii LC I lON of ' FIC UItES ~ I, 4,4 ''‘‘'eti . ' thtz lo- tso ,er• • ' 100 S' ' ~ mu., , .iy 0, 1 „ . . ~, • 1 101 style al ‘Vorktuan- ,4 41111141, ~); ,:. - i.ts ,ind others to be the uiesi. ~,t ( U.). k t ,,c k lli ( 1 ell 1104 . '"a the world, ,f. . Holdup;, iit i t.,uta r.4 oac .s.i t t he titne of Exhibitin4. 0 1 ''''' u lii i ~ is; "`"'''g each ; Children Six. sip , A b. E. No Dogs zul tu itt' c d. ' I'S t, plat , ,. i k, , 4, 0 1 „,,„, , -.............____ ~..„....:,,,,,,. , . 19 ar l f att ' u N T '.'ittrisH s'iiißTn , 46-C1.0111 ; f r jorolitlilt : bir4:,,,,s.:ibric m4tiolisiled n: li i i t o i cl. the United Kingdom. ' 11l • t e of the ki t ' . mi o 1 . 6 14 :Ilits, i . " ll lbi 14 us the Properties of great 0 . 1 to ;vr, `F "re e„„1."t i6l Aupearenee , t ii,? . 1C,',i.,,, f , ?I' ' t l). . b th e t :d elve to fle4lth. in all Is P ,- e i: "t a " :d " L•t i ; " ;i:::,t, it ,e,,111,41.: . ,11 , 1 , i , ::,31i :t t ie s , 4; r rtz::.l: , . I , l oi c a. r i 1 .8 p : ii .,. t il , r : ra i ai ," . i' t s Ne.; l !, it andlr t a t t. 11 : 1, - - cc l i , : i l i o : tit o 7 ti ll itil eep , -- ri - : tot e - u - ns : e l ; ~ ,, , , , ,,)11 ' '• , f , " 9 I ~t 4; ,7,0 , 164, (.'het,i,..iile, near St. Paul' d , 1.1 :10 ° ,:, 4 nds it neces . ,i ; ej , , to t ,. ['id e ~f r_ . snry to sl4te o In consequence Ito- ,il ~,, ~ ,4 1 ~t 0n, ,,, uring for sale an article termed ,ot, ;,,.% Ni. Y I d ) e s , ii i ,t u i r4 l ,ld f Sli , i u rtings, that. Lowe's intinufac- leo , ~,,, i , 1, , ‘ een to . u Soirting Cloth tor whichß t .';'*' ' , L.. ° A " I ''' ll ‘. l ; ever ' •of •" a. I , Val.,/ ~,,, 144 rout etti cr fitil „ y piece which has his ric than l i me's, sold in itnita.; 1:e ~,, ~ , i . . ' At 11 Shirti ~ It : . i idyll,. ug-Lluth, is spurious; and an im- , the LY ,r, ~., . 4aplide, ,near ~ GEOR,oE LOWE, Patentee. . . Nt. Paul's. s,‘ 1 , ' ii ' '' Y'' 1 , l ''' STATE ~ ,iti,' ' A I th I +l, .. LO'rrERY. l' e 1 'al . pitlz : i t ,,t at r - ' 1 ; !"--.NO BLANKS ! fw 1 .,:, 4-. g: friku". () t . NTAy , 2 lb , h, Nu 1 L., • 0,000 Tickets, num- ,l,,i , : .: . Nc,. 2 0,00, to be Drawn in Four ~• 4 Ail t/4 ~,', ;'. ° f ... s cHENIE • 0 , ,„..... .. ~c 20,000.. ' , , .... ...., 1 , ) a l e .. „ ,C(19,000 dre - „0... I, ',.„ " • ... , '' ,l2 t l( o ' oqo , 0 ), 1 4 .., ,•.... , . • $ 2 ,000 R,OOO 41 111 I , i ; 1• • , ‘'' • . „...: . I,oou a,o,xi 0 ,, 11 , • ...... 51)c 4,00 n ;,;:rr „,,, 1, •„' • • • ,-.. • • :WO) 20 3,000 • TV 11 •.,'••• „ ,' ". o :3,t10u T+lJ* 01 4 tk i ~,' ''•.• ' • • ' luo t,1,000 ~i,e, 4' .. a,`• ''' • . ''... 5° ,f ~,,,,,,,,,,) ,p . ''• • . . ' 0 01 '. I 14,4. 114 '• • 20, 4 ,,_ L 2,non dr` 4 ,ix . • 50,000 _ L. 200,000 I, l ' 0 11 ; 'V 4 4 '41 9 % 1 0(10 : 1: :: s o l ' i l: : ' ; ' 1 4 : " . 11 4 ,1 I t 1 ,00 1 - 1 . la o I.:, j, . : , 0 t ----- ni 1 ; 4 4 I V !, th Half t ; 1 ' 11 , 1,,, ,,.. / 1 ,„ a `2 1 " • • -r)..ti,in i t $0 .1 . "I'ss e eu '' 1 • 1-I ' ''''"l' •-• ' 0 ono .1 1 'i i i,,, ,, a s f ' 11 11,( 1 , 4 ,` ''t , ,t, ~ ~ „ , ~ ~, p „.....--16 , . 4 . 0 ki , , b "ltrii rft " , th . ' ' - !,... , 1: :, ; ILI . r" 47 ,,, ~ , e ,, i „ i. p ~,,; , ; • ••- an mune. ilk ,sty it ' , r., .: `illy r .,:rmil ,„, (1 (..,. ,'' •" ''''' , )l , •, and the 0 0 ~,•. .3 4 1 1 '111i, 1 ; 4 , th.. (`: it , pri c , ''''''''), 1 ...' , ... Ticket* and .„. tii4t,;1111(1 , , , ,,. ,i::. t,,i,l,lltrty, W a ' ll r o i. 111:1? 1ii . 1 . 1.1 any diffictilty in .1 , ' i '. '. I t0•11,,;,,,,i,q,,01,,tett to send their ~ -,,',1, ,,, ,„1 1 0 tw.es, 1,4A1-i-citOSS, LONDON. , . FINE ORIGINAL PAINTINGS• TWELVE C/ESARS, in bigb preserya= . tiou, on View t SALE. Adtuission-One At BENTLEY'S WAREHOUSE, Little . St. Ma-tin's.lane,. -• pear Long ,Acre. • Also,. for Sale, • ISO other PICTURES, BRONZES, CARV INti.i, setityruitE,. MOsAICS, ARMOi.,R, FINE OLD CHINA, IND' A CABINETS, SCREENS, and PATE SICAL CLOCKS, Two PIANOS. oy Lroadwood, CURIOUS TAPESTRY and NEEL/LE-WOR , K, Darnouo Chairs, and many other rare Works of Art. Cioads bOught for Ready Money, to any Amount. Letters (post paid) duly answered and attended to from any part of England. EXTILA:) , :DINARY SAVINGS for READY MONEY. GIBBONS, 'Clirool4.l Draper, ,Mrcer, mot . Toylor.. S:3, r t,Ele;r-sritra, three doors from Fetter-lane, - ,engages to 'titake • Gent ii•oleti's war ranted °f the most iltitwior quality, fasnlcia, and • WOrlituaii ship, at the 10/lowing Prices:--• • . L. ,k. el. Very best Spanish Wool Superfine Cloth Coats 3 6 0 Ditto British Wool; ditto • • 2 10. 0 Good Second ditto Very best Superfine Kerseyturre Breeches • ' 1 3 0 Ditto ditto Doable Milled do to '' 1 8 0 Best Double T‘sill.;ti Curd ditto, • • • . . , Ladies' aidiog [Titbits,' Uniforms, Liveries, circa Coat's, Pantaloons, NVaistcoatt,"ntill every, other article, on similar terms.; the' .f.eat Savitig is from buying and telling for read money; troreaa urILVIA ern. N. B. Be very particular as to ;be number. . • IN . 0 LAI Es . 13 • PAT ENT DOMESTIC OVENS, withotit Floes, which :mite r in the. highest drgree, c:itivenience, utility, and ec , n,tiov - It is a fact W4il-tinown, that all, Ovens hitherto contrived for the.,liose of Families, which are attalt.d to Kitchen Ranges, owing to‘the Flues, occasion a considerable less of f;:el, as well it diminution of heat; itb y :ate these greit.disivi vantages has been the study of intrcator of the Patent liinit,stic Ovens, whitii era without Fl%tes, and which, instead of diminishing, increase the. beat, , -without the least additiortui fuel. • References to Families of the first respectability will be kiren, where the Ovens nosy he geeiOn use s and' also at his Manufactory, Castle-court,,Strand, near Bedford-street; and at Mr. Hanson, 4°14111°0,u.; rs ruton-greet, Itond-street ; Mr.. Peach, I. °monger,- Swallow-street; Oxford-road ; Mr. Hargrave, Ironmonger, Greenwich ; Mr. Bell, Ironmonger, Greenwich; Messrs. Schooling and Lawrence, tronnunigers,, Garden-Street, W hitichapel ; Mr. Hat ding, Smith, Kingston;,, and Mr. Brown, Ironmonger. Leatherlivad, Surrey. N. • 3.—The . Society for the, Encouragement ,of •-Arts has aerie Mr. Holmes the honour of voting lino a handsme Pre mium for this Invention. , Good allowance made to the Trade for Ready Money.' • 7 '4 ARRIOTT'S improved Attent , KITCHEN ItAN , ..itE, which will' roost, bake, bo i l, steam, stew , &c. uy our , sinall fiie, with a continual supply ,if ten. gallons of boiling water, the consumption elf the ftielabo.it one-thir t. the usual ivantity ; a certain cure for smoky chinintes; and •warrant/d ta answer, never bslntsg . laited 'tn a single instance.. --riitchens titled up with 'ranges embracing all the late im preveme:as with steam boilers, ovens, ln4 closets, and steam-kettles. All kinds . of Stoves for drawing-dooms, par lours, halls, churches &c. Humane Men Traps, to secure depredators without injuring them. Spring Guns of dif ferent .constructions. A Patcot Itoasfirg,Jeck Aleoll an en tire new principle, constructed se as to require neither weighti nor putties, the works being inclose,;, are proteeted from injury and irregularity ;. front its extreme simplitity not liable to be out of order, and calculated for, every kitchen. ' • To be seen in use daily at the Panteatce's Manufactory, No. Fleet-street, London. * • BRITISH rillN'r NIANUFAC may, 41, LOLItIOI . I W.Lit, ;, k ►- VoBtte )3athlem. Impenetrable Paints fur Park Paling,Neather Boarding, and Outside . I .Vork of every description. ~ . Invisible Green, per cwt. Wt. Stone Colour, peresvt. 565. Dark Olive Green ' - -70 s: Lead or Slate ! ,863. Bright Olive Green - - Lads. White Paint . - - 565. Black Paint --, - - -, 86s. Light Blue , ... - 80 i. Yellow• Paint - - - Chocolate - - - - 568 Paint - - • 40S. - 5Qs . &c &c. &c. Prepared Oil to thin the above for useSs. per Gallon.• Linseed Oil, per gallon ss. 6d. 1 flestWhiteLvaci,pr.cwt.s6s. Turpentine . - -16 s. Oil. I Second ditto - - 525. UPTON and Co..oilmen and.Colour-manpfac tnrers, London Wall, and Kennett Wharf, most re-' maxi fully offer their thanhalo tlw Nobility, Gentry, and the Public fort he patronage with Which they have for inanY you s been honoured ; and as ad rertiaements have lately appeared, , offering Paints prepared from Ilqh Oil, nipler the title'' Im penetrahle;". they feel'it,proper to state, t Ina tile Paints sold, by tlreni are gronod in Linseed Oil,'are eery-beautiful in ar. ',trance, had poiAess the greatest durability, and are not in any manner whatever prepared from Fish Oil, or Coal Ter;-- a cireuinstancr sufficient io distinguish thin front any other 4, and puticiAlaily from Ohio' in corestion. ` They also beg leave -to suojoin the 'Pvices of their Lamp Oils; -which are very fine of their-ereval ' , Alias ; the !4),eriu Oil is warranted genuine, and cannot be exceeded in fineness of quality.at any price. per GLi. ' ' . per mill. I I Ckiiiiine Spent' Oil . S 6 Pale Seal • Oil . . . 4 6 (Muddlmriliag Oil . . 7 - 0 Southern Whale Oil . 4 6 Chamber Oil • ~. 5 6 Common ditto • .. . 10 N. B. Merchants, ship-owners, captains; and the trade in general, may, he supplied with Oils and Coli.inrs ) , for every kind of Work at the wholesale prices. A CAPITAL TAY-YARD; and GROUND, BERMOND SEY, SUI.REV, with: postiessitin ut Christauts:next. TO Ili; SOLD 1W AUCTION, By Mr. SCO'rr, nn Difay-7, at Twelve, at the Mart, unless an accept , able Oren 5:10 bt previously allude by Private Co:us:Act, A FREEHOLD .EST.A'rE, very valuable and coutniaia.. , prat . an and a half; the it - ott , :a.ar;y desirable for an entiorrit Concerti,- in coaiprising slations taa-yard, bark Lutists, torts, ateds, steam engine, dwelling- Immo , fur vie matidger, twain-house, cart ;it', .145 itlii, inotliwthe garden; find paddocks. ' i he ou4diat;:s ate very stfostatcuitily e'rer:ted, jtidivieingiy foroied 1;:s plait within a iew years past, at a ionsider- Watt. ex i tetteir,:iur condoethig the.coucerrt to advantage, pre iwittiog a most cavirara'iile opportunity to a *twee with : grquiro to spar,. Cutivelsieni to; a hrtwl!ry, disti.lery, or any e_iticeru, regoirin„; 'exten,ive Prriots...s. Also a Leasehold rivote. 11l atil 01 I i it' 1, us-4e-11.-. may - tI viewvd lty cards, and particulars had at the Mart; ' of Mr. .Gelti4rd, Gray's-ina-scptare; and of Mr. Scott, 528, wrote a pla t a mar be seen.— he laud-tax New-Bridge-street, is rode:eared. Via IT ABLE FitEEEIOLD ES TATES, At/VO WSON and -TITHES, in the East Riding of the County of Ytirk.. • TO BE SOLD LM AUCTION, By .111 r. WAi STANTON, • - At theilererley Amu Inn, in the Town of Beverley, on Fri day, the &Alt of April, und Saturday, the •tat of .lay next, at.fwelve o'Llock each day, in - I"w•eaty-rife LOts, grim putt PE I'ITAL A DVOWSON of the Va lualile anal Extensive itECWILY of LEVEN, in Iltilderness, the present hien:neva about Sixty-uine years of age. And also sinichl FM:XI-lOW and in .part FA.lOl , i and LINDS (exonerated fruni Laud-Taft), cutitAio. ing .babe lOin Acres, situate at :tiolo , ,erott, near .13everley,, and at Dunnington, Mustun, Fete}, and ilorlisea, with the Tithes of Hornteit4lurtoa; in ttw of 'the Comity of .York. _ P:irtiettlars may be had by applying to Messrs.' Graham, - Ki n derjoy, 'end Solicitnes, Litscoln!s-1 un, Lon don ; Messrs. ilandleY - I.nti Pearson, Solicitors,, Sleaford, Lincolnshire ;, Mr.. lino!, Solicitor, Ma►denhead, Berk*; Meiirs. tllack and Chipman, Laud Agents and Sitrveyors, Middle. Temple Hall, London ; .John Lsickviood, Esq. Bever. leyk the George Inn, Scarborough ; Green Dragon lob, Brid lington ; Mr. Chriitoplier Hittehinsort, the Bailarat IWan ; the Auctioneer,'HitahlivHerts ; and at the ,Ileveaei Arms Inn, aforesaid, IN. B. Tit<! Advowson, with the Moleteroft and Dunnington Estates, will he sold the first day; and the Mustn't. Piley and Hornst,a,Estates, with the Tithes of floruSea-Burtou the se cond day. . TO BE SOLO BY A.LICTION, IN LOTS, On Friday, the 80th day of April,. IBIS, At the Swan gnu, To‘vo ut Hay iu Ilrecomhire, between the hour, of 3 4iid 5 o!elock, subject to such coUditions as shall he their unless the souto previously disposed of. by.pci- _ . . • rate einitract, of which publie notice will tie given, • AFREEHOLD . .MESSLIAGE, FARA and LANDS, Called the in thtt Parish of Clifford in the Comity of Hereford, itt the possession of HENRY WALKER, consisting of el acres of Lind and up wards, in 'the centre 'of the parb.h of Clifford aforesaid; twist conveniently situated fdr collecting the'Tithes of the said pfirish. • All the 'LITRES of CORN, GRAIN, and HAY,, arising from and out of very Valitu!)le Estates in CLIFFORD and HARDWlCK,..contanting in the whole about 0030 acres, in the .possession of JAMES GOD ' , A1 t 1.4 and others, about 130 acrts whereof are Frechold, and the residue Leasehold, held 'unties thellislop of :Hereford, on least fur three 4904 flees, bilhject to art annual reserved rent of Li. 7s. 10d. Any person Ofireb•.shig the whole by. private coiAmt, nifty he accommodated with part el :he purchase money on mort gage. Farther particillari may be hyown by application to Mr. James Spence, colicitue, at the flay, or to Mr.- dames, auc tioneer, at Hereford, or to Messrs. Williams, Whitinere and CO. solicitori in Lincoln's-Inn-Fields.' APfrAlo'iv.rWir TIMBER. 91p BC SOLD, 31°9 ONKS B' 4 AcitiE4 L., • -- ztlici 9Y . tlia:l, ES ; Standing On SiiaeleY Ahtlior, Wint,b4,lo4lo)C, 61001.stershire. The Oak Tittiber is well headed, and naostiy tit for the Navy.; with a largo pro portion tit Plank Stocks, and spirit of very I.crge,tlittieOSions most of the Ash is remarkably good. . 'file greater van Lit the Tio,iier stands in a iiitiintiou tube carriettoll with convenience, mid .wit hilt ono or two . milesf n Willebronthe. tom whence a Turnpike nowt leads to ecvdies bury, and it olity he carried flince on the Severn, &c. to any part of the Kingdom. , rot a view of the Tituber,..apply to Mr..Wtn. Ireland, at tiadeley Ldge, near W;tichcoothe; twat far tlae 3 -tute. to Messrs*, Wob, Webb, Salis bury. '4. Sot Hundred Questions on bis Uuirersal Pre ceptor. .. Tire Parent's and Tut is Catechism, veldt- u clock face aan movable bands, by M. Pelba. INDIA SHIPPING. RESULTS FROM THE ADMISSION OP INDIA-BUILT SHIPS BY REGISTRY TO THE GENERAL COM• MLIZCE OF THE EMPIRE. When a nation has arrived at a state of unpa ralleled power atfd prosperity, and that, princi, pally, from the long continuance of a political measure, framed by' the wisdom of its ancestors,, it .is• obviously highly,. dangerous to admit any' in- road into a system so sanctioned . by experience. It would be a waste of words to prove that our , navigation .laws have principally raisul the Bri4 tish Empire to its present colossal strength and magnitude, and verified the ancient axiom, . that . whoever commands the sea must likewise emu , : maw! the.-land. .We have exerted that power, in every eitarter of the globe itod every climate of the earth; and, under Providence, it • has been the leading means of saving Enrope: and all the , civilized portion of Mankind frtim groaningbe neath the despotism of the most insatiable tyrant : the world ever knew ; let „Its, therefore, prase, and eonsider wed what hove heait the remits of. the deviations, 'IA! have already made; from that , t yk e 1 ,1. ~,-.4occbturs, wh!4:4l t6ilt of irtgeA, and let. Us, seriously, dilcuss t.;ee. , effects that • have arisen, and may arise, from the introduction of ships built in • India, to the advan► tapes of being registered us L'ritish ; anal as the real, or alleged benefits of this measure, cait afford the only motives for .lopping otf „the brandies of that venerable tree, with whose growth we. have prospered, .anti under whose shade we have safely rested; let us cointnence with a statement of such arguments as may - be adduced in favour of this de,viation. These, for ttituftely for the advocates of the true interests of this empire, are but few, and consetitzeotly. easily enumerated. The first, I conceive to be the plea of Momen tary necessity, and •which somc persons deuitiml, partially existed s: few years since, namely, that from want ,of sufficiently numerous artificers in, the parent country,, , and also from a deficiency the essential article of timber, we were reduced to . the alternative of either wai.,ting a due number of ships for commerce, and for war ; or of obtaining, them elsewhere, either from foreigners, or our own territorial possessions. 2dly. That the ships thus obtained Were either cheaper or more durable than those of this country. , _ • 3dly. That they were the• mcani of so much specific value b*Cing remitted to this country by the Briti'h residents in India, whict? .they otter. wise could not have effected. Melina of these 'arguments affords on,eflicient plea, but only. the former, part of the assumption ever existed, namely, such a demand for ship ear pentiers as induced them 'to enhance their wages for ai short period ; it was ; Of no long duration, anti the effect ought necesciarily to have ceased', whenever the cause. was clearly removed. . •- ' The second argument, that . of Indian ships be. ing obtained cheaper than those built at home, ;would justify the purchase of, innumerable articles of foreign Manufacture, • and if admitted, world soon - , ftunihilatc numerous manufactures of our own, which find employment for a considerable portion of the people, who 3tlStaili gryat burthen of taxation, and which, 4eing occe,ary for tilt existence of the State, must fall on the ikes lilac) and destroy:the whole fabric of Government - , by tile. immensity of its pressure„ H eoll _t_ tin. COMM ow manufacturers of England, nocwitlihtaminig the grcast (pi omastitis i vi e n t ße tti s ltail it i. i k t: ier r tilo riie l oe the:t t: i .l ce ti a d ,y i; iwpurtut f dut lowerer the fact may he of supCrior cheap ties's, and it must be admitted that India-built • ship» can, be protineed at 151. and 20/. Per cent. cheaper than ,Liritish•built-Aips, and no doubt in • time may be'prodaeed at two-thirds the cost country may be able to furnish them at i by the aid of British capital assisting the residentS in In dia to promote tlleir great design of ruAking ship bnilding and outfitting them thefr .first-m;intikc to.ry ; for it is building ships, not commerce, that • A i.a. ESTATES FOR S Lr . . CAPITAL TITHE-PREF. 'FREEHOLD- ESTATE, • , . SOMERSET, TO be SOLD liy, A UCTION, -together .or in Lwt.4, hr May nest; conshting of several eligible FARMS of Arable, Stcatiow, anti Patrpre, - of execlkot quality, Wo4dsil, halo, and . several Leaseholds; with the'MANOR of varli'o Xal LL, farming a _perfectly aompaei Estate, containing 1779. Acos. , • Piloted Particitlarli will soon lie • prepared.- 7 -Apiily to Metre. Webh,.Webb, and Attwood, !calls :eery: . - .