The Sun. — London, England, 1813-12-04 00:00:00

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DEPTFORD l'it:TtLi Lid NG-Y-i I , }D, WIT. 9.6 i 1813. r iNIESE arc to give Notice, that on Thursday, 41 " the 19th of Detentber next, at It) o'Clock in the Fore noon will he EXPOSED to PUI; EIC BILE, at his Ma jedy's Victualling-Yard, at Deptford, &nary Lots of the following ansetricealik Provisions and Stores, now lying in the raid Yard, ms. :— Bread, Flour, Rice, Pease, Oatmeal, Bakehouse Sweepings, FlourSWespings, Oatmeal Sweepings, Pease Screenings, Bread Dust, itaisio, Bags and Rags, Batter, Cheese, Sugar, Vine gar ; Beef, Pork, Suet, Packing Scraps,. and Skier mirage ; Leager, Butt, Puncheon, 'Hogshead, Barrel, and Hall hogshead Staves, Heading, tight and airy; Irish Tierce. and Barrel Stases; a qualstity of Boards Ends, Fire Wood, &e. SECOND EDITION. COVENT-GARDEN". • .. • VENINO,. Dec. •4 11, Opera of CENNA. the New Melo-Drania of ANI) HIS MEN. :I,.ll)atra; with Aladdin, SUN.-OFFICE, __ALr-r ONE &CLOCK. A Nail from Heligoland has just arrived—and following Intelligence is certain as it is cheering. The I'Veser is entirelyciear. The PitiNcE ROYAL'S Army was proceeding in great force against bAvousT. The Allies Kaye taken Ratzeburgli and the Hope, and tneetion is made of the passage of the Elbe at Zollen Speiche. 1.., CRY-LANE. IN r, Dec. 4. their ierfneni 'O , ll tints) a new Grand rade, called I , ;trcr, in Tr* Acts, culled HAVE HF;Ik. ? added the Faro( of THE \VINT). ititi)First Impressions. • Drpofit of :5 1. per rent. is to Le Mink VOA MC 1;219t1111 (lead( lot at the tine of sale, and the remainder if Me per 'chug* :nosey paid brforc the Storer arc takenaway, for which riie4NlC a pAdoti 9f 14 wcrhing day:: Ar alltiwpd.,frodt the dgy of sale, Me Buyers particularly obstrriaigi Mitt n'at ef the 7qcntity is to be removed front the pre. )siarec t heji est seven du ys, and the remainder in the set en , following days, otherwise the deposit moiety will be Arleited; and the Prr;visions or Stores remain the property of the Crown, as no extension Vtline will, on am' account, he granted. I),;otzig boa been half destroyed by bombard- mellt. .51 . 1171 !re poblialied, awt,lTcRE, (LEES, Melo-Drama of Tht :4...7-0",„T14e Corsi-I_OMM f ,l , The favciu,ite Drertnre to shelhtu failti) in-her Truth," Sinclair; price I. 4a.-111,.. Play of Aatoni and Cieoputra. Truing at the - Theatre Ito )al, arranced . for the-Piano-Forte ,o. IN of Les Petit,: Bitoug, con from the Steln-Drama of The Rondo, by the same Author. for the Piniao-Forte, with for a-Violin or flute, and Vio 'igno-Forte only, price As, Cd• Potter, anti td Nu. 7, Westmoreland-strect, mblihhed. price /NATIONS to MARRIED Use who intend to voter into the )servatious on the Physical hi 'e Necessity and MvaniageA of Daaget of FAce*s. To which Nlelns of relieving those dis til(' impetuosity of Youth, &C. NEL, M.D. to bang:let e'er enjoys; itches. never sleet)! ; - . - .wben the taste of joy ; but slittu,Paticty." ARA S7RONG Author, and s4hl by Parsons, `•, ; .1.11. Wittson, .garden ; Mr. Itictiartis, 193, 13ooksvIlers. Itson of the Year Dr. iNG SOLAR TlNcruitf. i. a Prpvcotative of nolers, and a .ireni.tal Preserver - of Concititutioti. whether broitght 1r other mean ,are *elC-evident, it bat wanderfully'succet3lo4, hared, art: certainly reconialen- I. and 14s. at ;.be Warebause, load, and . sold by tao:at Venders . Saffell " wrltten upon the ' ly rersan who toncall, rr.2tp )f the first respectability, Jf the 111 LA —lt is now . unequivocally ANTI•ArTIiITION COMP°. test Tiling ever yet discovered tf Copper; to preserve Cables :Instead of a ri3t,' igging of Ships from the Writ. 111:..f.c:14 of Tar, , 6irCt.llitle. .nd cvvidges ofTiuns ; to rm.: ,si tu - . and Clinvat. ___ t-p;. , of ; :ind to prevent the EC '111,..r.:- 41t:' Friction in Szvlra-lini;"ines, Mills, Sagar-Mills, till1:1-n441111<, (or other Implutueutt of Ilu , l,ludry gene- - tia ( 6 l ,! s ed by Partneri), Carrir.ges, Coaches, W1sg1;011i, Carts, - 'loch' 4 0 p 111 ery of every Per,criPtion. -It it air . . the _h_er . f . t..tn! 't. t"tvve- the 1.11 . desaf Swords, mid all N.lnd of I olions.d ' ls o vi ,, 4rt ‘ l ,,, cl ts from 3 .r.ust. It will likewise . preserve iron nue, p i ,', 4 ter Iliitt, C. .slis, Tubs, Spoui*', l'oss, nails, uildii„„-r24 the ever: bind of Woud and Wooden tt E,, - ,7"rt'.o the Weal's:or, Worm, and Dry Rot, either in Is - ' ° r West ladies or in any Climate; and it will nut .. -,i ireserve 11'01 Itail-w ' it-ways from cornidlog and wearing; out, 4, 6 r,•nder the Draught- ' so light, that One Hord will do York a v rvw. ...._ i iit ti t l e priohing of ' the composition is in some cases equatto ttr, 1 . 111140 1 . applications of oil, tallow, or any other kind of ~1 4t t:.`h,' 1) , 4 ,int• or tar, end 0 ‘.1u.: public save by its use (coin Ming 4 ` 1 , (1r1 to four thousand per cent. exclusive of pre , /iliko' t he wear Rid tear in machinery, Wheels; . &c. .'c,. ' Nis (:* 4 "%.in: of OXPCISe laior than that of sat ire;; Too 4.4, ut of len, /ofl nothint; can he so clean in its . worhin.r, ' .ht l en : so little trouble .-- So hl 'wholesale awl tenni, for the '.:3and,`! e st at No,. 40, Charing , -Cross, near the Admiralty, l on ,. t and, by their appointsnent, at most ship- . rhandters, '.. , 4, Ise booksellers, libraries, "stationers, druggitts; modi- Okiterwar.ehouses, perfumers, ironmongers, cutlers, coach: k41)1 31 . 11 ' 11 -keepers, coach and waggon offices, ot , 11111:i colour le s > and shopkeepers, tii the Culled Kingdom, in . 404' Mee 21.64, ; 5 3 , ed. ; los, 6d.; one guinea, and two ', 1 1 , 41 each. 1, - ` o l e smallest size box contains a quantity sufficient to prime . 4'l1 -wheel Carriage four- times, with which it will run up , ,th of ;ix Thousand Miles, without appVinr; any thing elso , . 4 11t e ;,: x .' et reet, and One Half-Guinea !lox contains a sutli %.. al l a., :i .`Y°S ll y for a ;tao-wa,;;;ott to travel Iliirty-three •in ,7 , -i Miles ; and it will work with Wood Axletrees, or 14 itisi " °ll ssen - Boxes and Axletrees df any kind.—Th most 1, e4 !t ory Proofs of the merits of the Composition may be 1'41,4 the Patentees• Office, No. 40, Cliatrillg-cross. — Diree" lith 41 e glien with each Box, which . are Signed W. D. ...-"nlY.. Late of Dr. FItEENIAN's currA .4u3TAIII has been se lung proved , that. un '4lllill thc present day Nur bear a competition .ssiith it, ;. , ttlr t ill," B different stages of certain Diseasc,.whic ' l li t l / 4 : "res, rit+4 eradicate; from the habit, wit . liTit t . xci - . it .ef 'ltith&Painful feelings and exposure that attend SA tvet 17 — th e the Constantin') in any drgreoi or . even ti t - r lit confinement from baArtess, or restriction of diet.- 1 %„ li t 4 j„ l , ll virtues of these inestimable Dropi have proved "i ll to public approbation, for more than ..ltryears. In ; IN.; debility of both ts,:xes they prove a never-failing e• 1 ,1tr r , 1 , 4 ) whether the debility is proileced by too fretiertse of illicit pleasures, or the effects Oa warm oil mate. v1 " 111 , and those in: , .ihrsaul,tbry cannot he rut:too -1 1 41 to o t .11 "ee a safe, speedy, and itbr 09g y, as they sel reeet .0: e in all old stubborn Meets, and every k affects the Madder and Organs of Urine. liy its ef '..;l to r; waaY Women h ave become :gathers, who for ea any: years 441,1 4eprived of th a t happiness... :a4 vi(ioleial e ari d retail, at R. Ilutlet's Chemical; Drug , . p: i ttht Medicine 'Warehouse, 4, Cheapside, coiner ot Clillich-yard, London ; Sharp and --; :*44 ' l "e's, Weston, Mina, Mallory, Portsea; 11: 11 1 kk:/: . : 00 11, Gosport; Coleman and .Jacob, Sheerness; 4 ',, 41.1 d Turner; Hull; Iloxland and Cookworthy, Atittleton, and Gilbert, Plyuninth ; 11m 1 ,) uad Swinhey Knox. ,and a l fd Cb. Birmingham; Fidwayds, 'IV I I 11 4, 11 .,"' 41'd LitilbUrY; Liverpool ; Staines anti Lynch, kr • der. , 1;e 6 .. r rewnpm, Exeter ; Mandertpii i !: itty:6, v . tti and. Ifexter, Edinburgh ; :\l4 ,''' ° , n4 ,l l ' '.. ll ,,alsen. arid Burry, Bristol; Sto.rea' n " n ' ; !Num and Sutton, I `; , !" . '"fc • by - most Coulit4 • Medic s lug Waders, Boxrs cch. • •.. .1 Nunn ER 6628.] i ILIEAT.RI'. ROYAL His PRESicNir Pn be performed-the Comic • THE DI ~ ,' To - vihich will h,. adfleri 1 '''' 'i:,..til• wion",cal-lyt:',A.l\ol,l(LmTy.Eaßtlell . r 11 , ,A i'llE-ROYAI FIIS .PR.KSI;NT Et I laie , titc , s'ii-t• An t s will nt , DraraaticOriental Speci 11.TA'f' Afttr which a new tidn%leal w'Hn'S' 1O I To which Will he : , RAI:SING T lOti tAmday, nhtS;oll . o . Nirli-Al‘ Tido Day war OURITE 1 isißsi hit, in thr - ralia . , Athi44,l„,,,pitialt- r! ery I,,es Rol ki t i ,ti 6tl:-•-• fit • ' '' .T; 2s. 64,—,, ..s,itl bast In admirer, go n4 , nng hy IsT Enicetliltm iit S);nligpeare's P The a hare Mask it now perfoi rorent-narileii, composed and, •Clt4:l VAV 1 1 1 I' ll ' i klial). Likewise No ~ tßi.ng' a faroarite Poinaise 1 ,t. 42,11 Bust, arranged as a '4"01. -The Battle of Leipzi i ('' ' ' tco mpkniments (ad libitiiml I . ., 41 0, price 51 or for the Pi t" "Ilan • Phli ) slieri 13N. Gont 110 ri" . . . . an, i v,, b ,,,,. -0, . oho-square , i *fr " ... .... , ............---_ — _, This Ray was pill 1 . EDICAL ADAIO i 1 l'EoPtx and to thos S ` ' 7 T 1 r' F. ; with Oh s 4 nrilL pAssioNS, the due Regulal ion, and the 4 44ect the • , Tectual e rkl , ~ moi., i wing s gaPtotris induced by By NI. VV.) . .d Wh enever I , ,sts, nn . Who never toils or ua ~. . tet Nattire rem : and GNU'S keen, ittilolge; ..i,s •tfiridoll Published by ttt ii icCi Elect-st reet; Guddard, 4 ii l aizithampton-it reet, Covent-t 4 ad; and by the principal .. A'r thifa ti'.ving Set th , MBLY'S RE:AN'INIATI :'"ilaely recommended as irle:kr of the Spawn, ~,,i n - itt effect ,:in decaye ,haydovettile Indiscretions or ' l 't loamy eases in which ' 14 t111 .7 4 has hcan adiainlit i ,ii4kittiofs of its value. . k,./' 1, Bottles ut 6s. 7s. Ges. &, L, ISurrey-rc 411 ,. ; I t, t i • 11 s" C • 1, - " t u qh; a"; - ! C-- W • • 1 ",..rorlriet,w win %hiriv an. r L 6 1 lettrn, from pkraorts of ullerfol curia it. bas pc) fora .., t 1 i N'l'l -ATTRITION.. j' l l proved. that the Patent sir, ~. the cheapest and hi - :1$ -- . s.liipe Bottoms" tr l , e H • being 'rubbed in ,t .. __.„ O'ice, or Rounding; the Itr. '",11 4 - from tatting chafeJ, Servicell l d n ."' for th e Blide.s at '"0 'Wat lie r i aid Canvas sv 4 t el' .._ to I'IC7U.'ILLINGLOFFICR, Ike. 1, 11115. TIM COMMISSIONERS for VICTIMLLIN •fils j II4JESTY'SII Y do here.ty glee Notice, That on rairSatly ;sell, the 7th instant, they will be ready to receive - Tinders tee writing, (caled up) . and treat for Oac' Hundred and Fifty Tons if COCOA, to be answerable to Samples (of not less than one pound weight each) to be pro duced with the retook'', to be delivered, in th c _space q . Month, into the l'ictualling ..ytores at Deptford ; and to be paid for by Bills, payable with Interest, Doyy itficr date. • The Conditions of the Contract may In , seen at the Seers tary's Office. • No regard will &child to any Tender in whielo the Price shall not be inserted in words at length, or . that shall not lit' delivered to the Board 'before One o'Clock on ter said Tuesday next, the7th inst. nor unless t4e Person who makes the Tender, Or sonar Person on Bch'all, attends, to answer ;ohm called fur. rICTI7.II,LING-OFFICE, 1 e. :f, ISI 3. Fir II LI 60MM/SSIO NE if S for ICT (1 LL • eIf..4JESTI"S NJ IT do hereby give Notice, That' an Tueeday, 17th instant, they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing (sealed ?fp), and vent for Ike supply On aeParate Contracts) of it h :t FRESH BEEF ins' be required for the roc ref his,lfvlrstJsShips and l'.'sse. at lluseley my ," t Ito , - mat et. fVconividhitit., Zook* 31%...iat,5, certain, anri.tnrtinr; anal Si.r :Muth, warning shal be given for the termination qf Me Contracts ; the Conditions r.f which may le ecru at Mil 4yerelary's Office; at' this Wire or by applying to the CulkotcTs of hie Majesty's Orations at liar widi 'and Weymouth respectively. No regord will be hod to any Tender in which the Price shall not be inseNcfl in words at leniflh, or that.shll nut be deliterid to the Board kfwe One °Thick on the saiil r t iedly, the 17th instant; nor Jtnless the Person who meshes the Tender, or some Person on laic behalf, attends, to answer when called for. - Each Tank? Mittt also be 'accompanied by u Letter .tigned by two responsible Persons engtszin:r to heroine Li;und with the 'Party knderiny, in the Penal Su»t if 503/. fur the due per• formante of each tlf the Contracts. 17C171.4 L ING-OFFICE, Dec. 3, 1313. THE'CONATISVONERSfor I'ICTUdLLWG Ills AtvEsrr.s. .v.drr tin hereby give Nui;Le, That Friday, the 7th January next, they will be rends, to receive Tenders in writing; (sealed, up) anti treat Ar the supply (on separate Contracts) 'of what FRESH BEEF may be required for the use of his Majesty's Shim anti Vessris at Lineria and in Mt Muer Sill/MUM / Londonderry ai‘d Lea.ghswillY.; anti Belfast, Carrickfergus . , Larne Harbour, and Newry; fo: Twelve Months certain, 'and farther, until Six 31 - on:hs warning shall be given for the ternanaton of the Contra , is.; the Conditions of alas may be seen at Mc Se cretary's ; at this. °lke; 01 by applying to the Collec tors of his Majesty's Co awns at Limerick, 1001(1014d4Try s and Belfast, risPectis-ely. No regard will be had to any. Tender in which the Pike shall not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not Le delivered to Mr. Board bifi,re One tit:lock on the sqld Way, the 7th January next, nor wrier: the Person who mokAs: the Tender; or some, Person OM MS 'Khali, altzids, false - suer when' dolled for. Each Tender mast also be accOmpan;crl by a Letter signed by two responsihk Persons engaging to besnind bound with the Party tinidering, in the Penal Sum of 500!. jbr the due perlormance of each of Me Contracts. DEE011:111TY OF THE HUMAN FRAME, &c. &c. ir MOODY., • Marliet-place, Salisbury, its ty . pressed with a grateful sense of the almost unpariii- Irled encuurthrement he is VUll3l:4llLiy fir:oured with in his• profession, otters hip services, to• the Public (under tbe most Ai 4 titiguislied patronage of the Governors of the galishory Infirmary) in the following branehes:—.Mechanical Appa ratns, for the perfect Cure...ltalie Dist4rtion' . of the Spine, or what is genett , ily te,med Pefermity; alscaor'crooked Legs, defective Feet, ur any part of the Human Frame. J. M. is autlioriato give refetettees to some of the parents of those who baud beets benetitted, - to Medical (kintlemen of the first eminence, who have most Itiumuiely anti. narrowly wets:heti his practice; and Cases of tbs most demonstrative nature may be seen at his House. The progress of,CurcutY be in spected hy any (lend - titian of the f4cult y appointed, b y t b s ise . interested in• the, same. J. NI.. Os), manufactures a nd a pp lies Trusses fur every species of Rupture, on the most tutp:roied prineiPles; Bandages for the Vroltspius A ;ii, &v. =" To qualif• liiniself for the above ;1• e4ded to his mechanical aoquirenients %Yon ref n"i" 4 ", Plitial researches ; and pledges. biinucli he community tu accomplisirtill on tho most scientific:, p r int:44es, aud u ni t the plan pursued by Mr. Cheshare. • 11. Mrs. M. attend; the Ladies; and the-Poor in all cities Considered. TILE MAIL; Nov. 2 , 4.--61,rtters from Al- tom O the 20th state, that the Par Not: seem , on the, pnint f putting his plan against Denin.tr,k into execntinn; DentnOt is likely to remain rrue to France ; the Fren'elt wish Den , marl.'s 'defection, that they may retire. The Danit.h inoperty in the. - . Bank of Ilanthurgh has Lot been restored, and probably.the whole contents at Bank may be considered as' lost, s thottkli only a part his yet .been taken but. " T )(I , Dutch trilortit at flatubitrgh hove been disarm A, and t-et to work at the fortifications. " The Batteries at enxbaven were reported to be talqn on the 2Sth." To this we have to add, that the account of the taking of Flushing is repeatedin the City with renewed Canfidence ; and that it is also reported upon 'Change that the Allies have entered Swit zerland, and that the brave Swiss hare joined the common cause.—Omniun► is at 9i, Since writing the above we hare received the following OFFICIAL CONFERNIATION. SUN OFFICE, Two o'CLocr;.. •-- " DepaNment, Dec. 4. piipatchcs have Wen received from land," dated Nov. 28 ;-- • • ..• The Batteries of Blelum and Carisfort are in possession of the Allies, consequently the naviga tion of the Weser has been made tree. "The PRI NeZ ROYAL'S Army is marching against Hamburg)) in great force. The Danish troops are assembled in the neighbourhood of Altana. The Allies are in post iioa, of Ratzeburgh ; they have taken the lint of the trope at the passage of the Elbe, at Zallen Speicher. '' Datitzic has been half destroyed by bombard- nrierft:*s NAVAL ACTION OFF COILK The aulph :'aria, Bristol trader, Captain Cirt.,,,oua master, arrived yesterday, and saw in the evening of that day, at aboUt half past three o'clock, seven miles off YoUghal, an Action between two vessels, which continued for some time,.and could clear)y distinguish 'that one was a br?g, and the other a. cutter. After the fire had ceased, the air appeatled illuminated, ami when It cleared up, .he could only see the brig, and therefore concluded that the cutter htid blown .up.—ln consequence of this information', ttne. itQtus have been excited about the Ear? Spencer cutter, but from the late hour on which' she sailed, and the different course sbe took, it appears impossible ilieould have been engaged with. the above brig.—(Cork Avertizer, Nov. 27.) BOW-STRE,ET.—Yesterday David Bryan was de tected in offering coach-glasses for sale to Mr. J. Giadinnn, a coach -joiner, of Drury-lane ; two of theta without ireiflleß, one•with a frame and lace, of country make, and a broken one. Mr. Glad man suspected ,Ilryan had riot come 13ropctly'hy them, as the only account he was able to give of getting possession of them was, that he had re ceived theta from a young man, at a public-house, .in folks-street, Cavendish-square. Mr. Glad man had him taken. into custody, And brought to: thk: Mice, When be persisted in the same story, and described the young man to be one Edward Footman. A messenger was sent to the. public house in I lollcs-street, and found Footman there, as described by Bevan. When brought to the Office, he acknowledged having gNett the glasses to Bryan, *ln d sail that he found them in it ditch in Paddington Fields which not being satisfac tory, be was committed for further examination, and Bryau ‘vas direltarged... Yesterday. the PatNo • ItcoENT gave a most splendid dinner to the Gentlemen of the Deputa tion sent by the Emperor of Ito sSfs. to convey the Orders of Russian . Knighthood to his Royal Highness, The Members of. the Deputation were met at the Greatfiall by the Yeomen• of the Guard, the' pages and livery servants ; and from thence con ducted-to the State Rooms, where. they were re ceived by the PutNcE REGENT, Surrounded by his Royal Brothers, the Dukes of YoEK, CEAEENcE,, KENT, and CAMBRIDOE, and the principal Minis ters and Officers of State. They sat down to din ner at seven o'clock ; and among the distinguish- ed foleignets present,.were, The Count and Countess of Perm Count Wurowzow. Count Orlolf, General Balaschelf, Prince Sapieha ' Baron and Baroness Niesslay• Couny Putucki,. Martinis ,de,la,Maisonfort, General Soblukolf, Mr. Sass ' Mr. Piiggeopald, &a% Tlker:s were .also present; Lord and Lady .Livernoul, Lord .'.tad, Lidy Martin(. Hertt. - svd. Lord .Nlellsonrne, Carl of Harrington, Lord St. Helens, Sir liaispel ; eiC• • • - The. dinner .consisted of three courses, served tip with the most snmptuous magnificence. The table was of an. oval form, of the dimensions of 16 feet bV . 37.• The PstrlCE's gold and two silver services of plate were displayed on the occasion, in the centre of the table was a superb temple, in the middle of a circular plateau, suitable to the form of 'the 'table;,; it was decorated with basso relievo3, surmounted by Genii supporting laurel. leaves, emblematical of victory ; and in the,hor der were portraits of the Kr No, Quita)f, and PRINCE REGENT, patrionising the arts. las add:- tion to the Liverpool service of glass, a new •ser vice was exbibited on the occasion. • CCVENT•GARDEi7 TIMATRE. Mr. Colmoi last 'ilea um:lr.:took the difficult part of CorioOnto at ttei.; Theatre, rendered more difficult by the excellence of his immediJte prede cessor, whose performance inly be considered as his chef-dsmitvre. Mr. CONWAY is well cptalifiel by figure and demeanor to giscct Patrician cl . guity tti the part, and, alt(igether, his I per..ormance tiVllr very well calculated to . iller4-ase tics reputation.— Tlkere was u kind of fan sour the first two nets which may, perhaps, be ascribtkd ifa his fears , of the effect of comparison ; his sl~iri ,rose lit the progress of the scene, rind be occa , ,iot:tillyina - k a. powerful impression on the audience. SrVeriti Of the , points were daivcied a ith admirable effect, and on the whole he deservedly excited much applause. - The alter piece was .4t Houle, and the audience %vete ente..zained:-by the very Itt dierous sight of the real . and .thelnock:CoATE,s, MATIIEWS, shaking hands froli the soge, an .1110i ifent which, though %val. to a regular theatre. MR. ITOGGETN;DORLI, Mr. Hooctwhottr, %vita .is at.the head of the Provisional Government at the Hagne,,thongh of the same name Nvith the wretch who has been guilty 'of such execrable outrages ut Ibstubtirglii is essentially diffetent in character. Mr. HoGosN DORP of the Hague, when the convulsions whic shook his country, and brought it underthe Gallic yoke took place, retired front public eMployment, and .declined all participation is political transac • slogs; and when a junction took jtlace between the Dutch, who were misled by I rench . artifice, and the Orange Party, the latter despairing of-the restoration oldie old Governiitent,t he %veil- known wisdom and integrity of Mr. - HoCio-ENnoar in duced the leading men •on both sides to request that he Would take part in public t oueorns, he resolutely declined all oilers, conceiving that, in such a state of affairs, 4 , The post of bon6ur is a private statiotl:' When, however, upon the recent glorious burst of patriotic spirit aMong,ltis.countrymen, they seem., ed to be determined to recover their independs elm, he came with equal Ardour from retire ment, and declared himself ready to run all ha, zatd in the attempt to assist them in the noble en. torprize. CURIOUS CIRCUMSTANCE. The following curious circumstance occurred a few evenings since at a village not.far distant from New Buckingham :—As a farmer ( a y el l' corpulent man) was amusing his famil i y by re % tt , ing to them sundry anecdotes, &c. he su4dentv thought of one which pleased him .so Much that he fell into a violent fit of laughter Shut all on sudden he heard someth;ng burNf, and.eonceiving it to be a hlood.vessel, he immediately trek hack in his chair and insisted on no person touching hint until the,arrival of a surgeon, Who was dispatched for with all possible speed, but Jiving at some di4tince, he was not. able 10 reach he ,dieted man for moire than half an hour, On his entcria? the room, he found the person reclining on I:f4 chair, and was informed by the family that lie innt not moved himself since he wits first taken. The Surgeon now began to examine rho ,hotly of the suffering patient, and after a very diligent s earc h, found, to his surprise, that the only tlrimu which Lad given. Way wag the waist4and of his laical, clothes. The Surgeon here finished his ex:yid.. nation, and informed the , Farmer it Most be I; Tailor, aud no one else Who d:04(1 ( pa a cur Mrs.. &onoics has aunnurir= ti in the Bath roarer her intention to have a C004. 01 .01' p eat -lin o i n the New Ri.onis in that.city. Mr. Jc)iiNs.rotir.., the kte l‘rember for fretltsh, in Yorks-hire, has Lett his very I:trge l'iwt,nne to id* tister, -who is sburOy to be niarcita to fSteilict Nobleman,. the Count 80 Attroxin.