The Sun. — London, England, 1813-05-12 00:00:00

t,• ,i 1 'r 4e.; i Aar-fmt? E:;;.'141414") 4 15.-* it:L:47T ti q k ' «~,~ :~ ILE R(3YAL, DltUrtY-LANE. 'VV EVENING, May 13, 1813, ice ;servants will perform, for the first 'us Meld-Drama, in TwoAct.=, which has kration, to Ikucalled THE RUSSIAN. br added the Farce of 1,, k . Y01 - 1 OF GARRATT. Ai time) the Grand Musical Romance of • LODOISKA. Music, f ront th e ` c o res o f th e late Mr. Stir Itirely new Scenery, Dresses, and Decora- to bp taketi of Mr. Spring, Box Book tee to Little - Itussen-street, from Ten till RE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. , \Nr EVENING, May 13, 1813, mined, for the 12. th tine, a new Comedy, EtoUCATION. ~., • , , . u periornted for thegOtnttme, a new Grand ' l h4lllittic Romance, called ALADDIN 5 . . • tvONDERFut, LAMP. • lachinery,DressO, &e. are entirely new. oxen to tie taken of Mr. Brandin), at the 7t-Ittteet. called Educa,tion, will be.repeated every ,ilL'w Melo-Dramatic ...Romance, called mderfnl Lamp. • ' N z, igh ev, p, ~,.:,,sa ) ,„,4 tort osso 'i . 1 4 ,7. 1 4 6...,_llllnttivrifit Cls - 1 .1 1`0 , 0d ‘ , ,--....... ---- -----.-7---......„,----.- 1t0,0.i - Tilr,vri.F Roy k ~,,o•moitii()\\7 Evh logs k '4 l ' ll rir Majesties' ;Servon lois a ~,, bew s,, , ious M e ld-U r; op 011 :Ni la Prepar):l4-)1), to 1)1 10 6 ' °I 054 0 i;* THE R 1 - '- . Lis a 1. 1 °- nlnclovill be ; wiq t,i. ,a , Ttii MAYOR 10101 lOUS . Which all . A 11111C) tIIC ,-- 14 i4ODC Oricinal Moie, front . with entirely new ' l4 ' I IM Places t e t 11-q r, st the °diceo i n Litti, Ofte. 1: ii. . 4 4: ti o ~, LILLE:kilt E 11,(W4-14, . ;101 0 , ~. wpOtiitt)W EVI , 100 t I, i "Lb e performed, for 1 ' . Irk. F4l)Ue 4 -,. ~.... . ---- ''" ~,, i, 1„ he periorated Melo-I)raiiii t tic ALAI ~ , „., , ~. t , 7 70 , Ag,, e :r, 1H F, ‘t ON] i 0 ~..4 4 ' _ipt tl , it , .I', N tact, We ry, I ' to ~..s. 1 7% 4 '; tit , 'loxes to be t i I t iti lt , tr „, Hart-Atteet. ...............,,, , it 'N,, i. :,; , ,:litily, call e d Ed . , 4, 41% or ''h, the ,itchy Nlt , od o . ' *--- ' '''fie Il'oOderfu I 1 , v . Tip, 1,,, SI-lIPW -tir , ~ of th.' il eVOient zatt bail). '' Re4t. 4 grOdi M -- ct ropolii 401;111.114%401v . • I; .'lirtli gti klitl, " e% " 11 In 1 in:44MM visitation, no . „if i l e tti , :ely empl.,yerl p ',hav , t t 'lanli"ei' in i"" o ft, I' , in,4_4,:ls,lttitl lei C ' tii,lttr, , • ti r 1 thi ," -41r,;1 • 1 .• 4 1' 41., At .• , . ,nieiti 1:1‘., til•!a!ft rOli 51 atr ~.....4 tils'i u th . i nor) of that c t ,,.,,, 13 misfortune al &,,rtriae;iiitiloletlierspl,uroltt (f) ) 11 ,' ''' „ 4 , Litt all . 1 ° i , " t ea l IP , are becoin i 01 ,, , ;,. l i tl , l to th I 1 „ 4 :vs4, w „ii,.lis9c,mt„, , ,„ edi that F. , . 4 . :,.,,„_ ,v,,,,,,,,..,,.,F eharit . , : , wilt not t • wug Will t ie .„' • :0, , ~.... pi.4l IJ,V !:-': '''. : "ta l l. ' --...-....,........ ) TWV NT ‘. r . /,51,.: 't . th, r i . '! , FIIC 0 .4, , it.S I' 111'N Pr 0 ! l A,. .:, 18th o 0 4.. i , ~. , , ~, ',l‘. - I r . ftth s reo ,„ 0,444 , ~ tth tbk: fc,llowir,4 rtfeti ro 1.9:1, ; :it,...... .......... prizzetsss 0 .. a •• • ..... • ........ 0 4,, . uutii, , . Prises oil a , 4 . . • 'nu% cOer •p, vi , 1 6 8_,. , 1 , 11 . g more than dolf'l)l°°'j v, w'. ~.izos ~, I e rib. ~.'s : - --1 - 1 . - , . % . . - 4' ct .. .'....7: ..- I .... , WEDNESDA Y,. MAY 12, 1813. VICTIiJL LIXG-OFFICE, _ _ ' 10,1513. PH 11 COMM/SS/ 0 NI,; /IS for . I'ICTLTfI,L LrvG • -A - Ills itfiI.TESTY'S N.-IPT do hereby give Notice; That on. Friday next, the 14th instant, they will Le ready to re., ceive Tenders in writinsr, 6.,aled_ up) and treat for One .Hundred Tons of BLACK SMYRNA or ALEXIA it:lSltis, and forThrec Hundred Tons of MUSCOVAN SUGAR, _to be'respectioely answerable to Sarnpfes (of•not less than two pounds wekht each), .to he produced with the Tenders, to be delivered, the Raisins in the space of One Month, and. Sugar in the original Packdiges, at the rate . of from Om Seventy to Eighty Tons per Week, into His tiftrjesty's VictuaMt l : :Stores at DeptArd ; and to r be paid for7by payable with Loitered, Ninety ];acs after date. The Conditions of the Contracts 'nay be seen at the Secre t arils Offive. . regardthill he had 'to any Tender in which the Price shall not, he inserted in words at length,:or that she! not lee de livered to the Board hef4re One . ,4' i:loch, on the said _Friday next, t.!e 14th instant, nor unless the Person who makes the Tender, or some Person on his behalf, attends, to aniwcr w,en called T d, v m ety uncrons *MEETING of AMR- A 'CHANTS, 'BANKERS, TRADERS, and other IN- I- L of London, convened by public advertisement, for the purpose of raising • a SUBSCRIVI I ION to Assist the 'GERMANS in recovering their Independence, and held at the City of London Tavern, April 22,11313 ; . His Royal Highnessthe DUKE of SUSSEX in tht Chair, The following Resolutions were unOnimously agreeel to: Resolved, • Ist. That the spirit of inanlv resistance against oppression, which, in consequence of the glorious emouple of the Russian nation, and the success of their arms, has' lately burst forth in the , North of Germany, ought to be encouraged. 2d. That all who feel interested in the cause of riumanity, italic fate of Germany, and in the Welfare of Hanover and of the' Hanseatic towns in particular, be now called upon to avail thiiMselves of . this opportenitv to miusifest their libe rality is the suceons• of the oppressed, by a seasonable sup port to tire newly raised 'patriotic Levies in the North of Ger uninv, and by such early eueouragement to assist in kindling a general flame of national ardour, which it is fervent lyhoped may lead to the speedy emancipation of Germany. ... 3d. That a subscription be immedist , ly opened. • 4th. That a Committee bc,appainted to carry the objects of this Meetiop , into el - i . e.-A, with full power as to the maneer of sending the proposed succour; and that a t orutuittee of Gen- , timers he now named fOr that _purpose , haring the libert y tfy add to their number, and that live ISlemers shall be n, quorum. sth. That the Widows and Orphans of those Germans who hare fallen or may tail sacrifices to their loyalty and pa no i t • Out, he among tli.e especial objects of the attention of . the Committee. . .. Pr'esideut, His Royal Highness the DUKE of SUSSEX. COMM YrrEE, His Royal 1-lighness the Duke. Nicholas Mts. M ar ti n ius i ,Eys. of Cambridge. Sir Jahn Perrin;;, ant. . His Excellency 'Count 111un- Rooer.l'horattio, Esq.• M.P. ir stet. . Sir C. Flower. Bart.: - . Sir Robert Wigethu, Bart. H. MiKerrell, Esq. J. .1. 'Augerstein, Esq. K. Finlay, Esq.. 11.1". 'William Mellish, Esq. M. P. Abraham - Aiello, Esq. :George Pest, Esq. ' o,lDevisine, Esq, J. M. Itaikes, Esq. 'Haney Satith, Egg. H. Pnrietester, Esq., ' Jahn Craven, Lsq. Rev. Mr. Giese. John Tyler, Liti• • J. A. Rucker, Esq. Ja son Hulk, Esq. - H. 1. Rocker, Esq. I'. Colquhoun , Esq._ .'l3l(l),lnCs;eol;gpet'aillNiCa:ilitnei erl,7llB',q. sq. . Thomas Rowcrort, Esq. George Meyer; Esq. Edward Silneon, Esq. , George (tanking, Esq. George Stiltan, Esq. , Rev. Mr. Kuper. James Nl e y e r, Esq. • Emanuel Goodhardt, EA(I. Sebastian Fridag, Esq. ' Ileory NVIIII.ini Smith, Esq. 11. A. Goldseinnidt, Esq.. • J. E. Liebeorood, Esq. Robert Taylor,Esq. , 'Fhoinas Blacker, 1 , ,,q. J. D. Rucker, I , isq. ' J. P. H. Hagedorn Esq. Magens DorrienMagens, Esq. ua lt ur Scutt, Esq. John Hodgson, Esq. Harman Mertens, Esq. R J. A. LEGE, Sec. - . - • • . ... Amount of already advertised, 41 4 933 9 0 His Royal Highoe.ss the Prince ltegeat i - 1003,) 0 0 o u His Royal Highness the 1:-. e ke of York • - - 10'' His.lloyai Highness the Oahe of Kent ~ . 105 0 0 Ws Royal Highness the Mike of Sussex .• - ' 10 5 , . P 0 lii Itoyaillighnetis the 'Mit!' of• Cambridge loa 0 0 A well-wisher, by the hands o f hi s R o yal Mgt).- peas the Duke of Cambridge ' ' - Bank of Eogland - . - • - Lord Whitworth) - - - - Lord Eardley - - - . - Phoznix Fire Office - - • 1... - Memo's. Savph, Thornton, Brothers, uad Co. Messrs. J. Gore and Co. - - - C.. 1. mathioen, glq. - . • - F'. P. Kir a ;, Esq. - - - Jacob Krohn, Esq. - - • - . - Messrs. Langston, Dent, and Co. - - Samuel Joseph, Sons, and Co.' - - Homes and 11411 - - ,_ - - Von Heine and Bette ... - - • The Printer of the Public Ledger Newspaper J, G. Schweitzer, Esq. _ . - - John Ballard, Esq. - - - B. Croson, Esq. . . .. _ API.II. by. Mes,rs.Sillem and Granthoff Sir C. Flower, Part. - - - Widow r.sibert Teylor and Son The Times Journal - - City of Llitaloo Tavern Messrs. AVON and Cuiliford - Fairlie, Bonham, and Co. W. Dent, Esq. - J. Wohlenher, , , .Esq. - Messrs. E. ar il S. Hutton 3. Peachey, Esq. - . iranles Hoby, Esq. - - Richard Rothwill, Esq. John Rapp, Esq. - - - - • The Proprietor of the Anti-Galtican Monitor, and Auti-Corsican Chronicle newspaper I . - • Captain Codd - - -..- ..., The Clerks of Messrs. D. 11. and 3. A: Rucker - arid Co. - - - ' - - . S. M. Imilys,Elt(i. - - ' .I, W. C. perJ. Wilson, Esq. M es srs; J. Cath and Rain - A. Dutchman - - - Two A. Gernoins' per .l it A Rucker, EON. : Messri. J. Hillert, j. C. and J. Hibbert -' S. C. Bomatch - - - - Messrs. P. Scalia, Hentse, Lenilsherg, and Co. !IISI.:Is l , , ' at Lisboa, by G,13. Hearst), Esq. . 741 , al I'.: . .S - 0 1' C,HILDREN, &e. • Peter Thonlim, Esq. - - t t ity llk i !''''l).a‘i( * ) . ) , i• Cr EN 13 IN E . CAIIM I NAT] VE G •oraat Mogan , , Esq. - - - - .fje ..'41(1, ono t L.O i4lO. . : , . . ..... 0, ~ - „. - . 1. , ,k, 1 it i f I ikno , I , , titer reatedws for the worth pur.logs, 11. 1,1 ol'ol" , 'i' . ''/"' '-k4 / 4 ' '''' '' *hT, '",--di-i d. ,. in the stounta t uld'oo`tv- - A. )3.C. per lb A.•Goldiehmidt, EA, - iki 1 .1 i. ; ~,,,I?yrotie fatal to so twiny ender Co• •441: of 3. W. Lesser? I..isq. - - .. ,• - eel 1% ,its lli tI, ,. I "'ULY edit acious in shoiics buttes? and. Other 3• N • , ;iiiirle, 1..D(1., '"• - . . :114(411t't.40.1tiik li e t ! ''Il lk n" " f g y "w" p` ; ''' ' '':;• '- . Messrs. 'litho Hall and Co. - _ - .klt, ll it 1,4 t: hy h, r `Tual 1n(-0.icitte I:, pr,i3arcd by Frances , A German ,-- , - - - - 4', 4 6. 1 •111; ,`licii,,,,. ins), it t ie of the 1 - .'i• 'l4r Juseph i A Friend to the Cause - I,,: e eth . "o pe r " the Inventor • aio • l'e q ' * e t - ,, , c c her Ls - }I I ntterioh, n.q. {24 Subscription) 11 1 4 , ,q 11 1 ,: i . ai tt t 4 , . 4 1, 1 ,,Iti1e .s rlas iv tl, a • I::ay ) be ' s'l,l " iii the 9 bill 1 ' A . 11 . 01 . p(10.5 iNleisner, Esq• . - - td, h ak.4),,ci , e,er,, toll pititaUC. , , a it.SUCCA.S4„ - 1 "" " el"t ' ' . ' ! . . - 7 • . T o g 3'i Strand, presents for tfte ` . s -44 i'l, Mr ' 1 0 „,, a 1 ) .. u, S " ' --', ' St. Paul's Church- tiSe of the Hanseatic Legion, for the 1 et ,o t cr y 'ti --"':' ''''-ir 1 '''' ' .ls ' u n' Cbc , *( , ide ' .t • • f - 1 t 'of their independence, a ClieSt 'of Surgleal la 'e n ' I , ,ok s; ' iPtt , t ,, in ei ~ •• •,- '' 1 " i l* ' 1 ' 4 bit t- . i ,:die. .... , - e, ittap s ews„,„ ~, 'A " a" , , ••:iiit r , 04,c1-re, that . Ittstront , t , ~. _ _ / kldb " '"• 4 '' , l't• L'ilEl' , :," at;je eloo - at - ed , N. P. Itothery. Esq. 4: "ullto ask fiii . bell's Dalby'S Ca r.ioa- 1 I.l%cil,.l..ll.ll>ballueeryn, l i .' ;e sA E !, cv. i ito6, ~,,..;.n. . 1 .., zis , SHIPWRECKS. tent attention of the Charitable Metropolis it DWit aincionsly solicited to evet4 in Donegal Bay on the North 'West :ation, no less than forty-two industrious empkied ilye weans of sup have saddenly ,perished Thirty hinfent, i n sorrow. and misery; the fate of tOz Children are thrown destitute orphans 114 trti astrous a.ex tenSive is iniparalleled in 'r) of that country; many of the unhappy iisfortune are reutkred tot.tily iltszitute of ' er ehave at once b2en depr,,ived of property fiiration of their leases ;, thus it. way be Are becutue qual objects of pithlic cowl- liutnanityof the Polllig, has already been 41 1 , 1 Scotland,. with considerable b nece ss and where charity is fed 'with melt unbounded IA will not be less favonrable. • 111 he rt. , ceived by Mestirs. Morland . and Cu. 11. _ . tIVISNri THousA,ND POUNDS , '.l)ll.A.W>' Prize ali:it:e 201. on TUESDAY, 18th of 'MAY, . SZCONI) DAY'S I)RAWING, ''"i44 ItI CH STATE of the WIIEEL f.l .......... Prize s of :.I,ti .. ~ .... Prizts uf ' ' 10,000 .1,• • .. . ... Prize. ; of I 2,000 . , ...... . prite,i 44 „.' , .: 1 6::.. a,rnu% ..t+ ,,,, p. r i ze ,',, t .L. ....(.... L. 300, L. 200, iißzzoirjel talii-A:(loll;b.ll°e°t'ill'e ....57'itk1/4;l)ce.r&4c,r. C4Pitals and -°1:r1IP°1:f iik e t s. . Lock ry hitherto with the &nue Ntinint y ,),, _ ‘. i i i ! J i ff, 'Contracter.,• impressed'''‘74ll gra—ti.:l ',KAI, tht.1 , 4 ,1 1 , , f • . • • • Li , d F a you' b . titi exw ,...., , . Or their thstnigtns t. tru l y 11 , 4; 1 ',;,..),1,1,eu demand for 'lepers and Shill'es in this.i DaY's rii,',.-t•l'Yi bugs to artinniiit theta that the Fir :. tleii:ioler, leaving. hes• Wheel rich beyond pyct.;de o u t t e , , ' L " H l'i .I):4'.t, Uric .i. . i First P riz e hi* • •ii ~,,,b . r iit ~, . : t tu b , u hen tle . i i, t hm, it e it , t ~,.., ~ gt t i tat lo s xi :quest: by Goventmo 1 ..,,.61. , r. ;,e_ ii?s thil 20,00;)1,--iti,d limit), .00,0001. or ..',. , _v" e o f K' tit e;renoistance, Malt the unequalled Grani , l , s . r t i)e , 4 4) 1 ; T t ',',' does with eu ntikletlic poet a very !.."L' gliate tNi,„ ,108 411,1.8ilies ; therefor. - solicits the intni t t s tunic ~,,,,,'„c.tipis Prienthli •at his:Curt zannte 011ices,10.1erv- ..'...,u-, Ni.:41,..1,..e.t tilli ile had, they may rely on a- ehnic of A u Ttfli2A.;illit",l'illutrawn; and 3110tlid Persons '',tirYil"riltiii hei , - .- soppried liv.the Agent, the l' ~,. ~' `E:.,,Latlii, P: , Z.. , i n.li t i, art (zither Is;;,. nhill,4ccol in tnc r Co4. ) i i i i t r. ' ''''' .6 NA, Wilt be punt:4'oly attended to. ,4 11 'i'f, ~ -------.—__ . . , f1it,. , .6:,; : ;;, UXE. and Compattv • , respectitill/ t ay .4., 4 ! ... to mention,' that the l'idfflßES tousling testi:`: ll .';' - o kt :',",, al' th e NIAGN I I , `l CCNT • aIL LE It Y, which # fr,:t'-' 1 of '.". sale, the sole and ;ermine property of a, ~i,c, , . 1, iii,„ .''tune and Fashion, awl ialiieli were reinor ,,,l':ii it,,4;',,,,:l is the, Country, are now arrived hi I..endoo ; ii i ,., 4 4 t, ,;;,,,,riviiiv::t of them will take place with the utmost '11,,..,;','fit 4 , 11, ca,sistent with the ju,ti‘e dile to their 5u •%4,,,,, v, l . 4 tie antv , t'st ti ," 4 iii,'''eiat th e . sa me time, to state, that from the the ei 'l (4 1i 0 " 41 : 41 that Prevails of the importance of their ~:1 . K .,.. ,bt't f,t 1ie, ,, ,,,.• l it iu r il : / id n y t that will not he disappointed), and front expresSecl towards them, will be '7it4i,, , , 11 ,ep the doors indiSeriniinately; and, therefore, i t `4i,,, :;:lc admitted without being in possession of a i 'L„ u _'k vio lir Public will, it is presumed, far . tbeir own con- Z 1 104i i ,.., ':'"l'lellge the propriety of thls , imeasure. s'tik l ll'l - _, 3 ,Y misconception that might otherwise ,arise 4 .1i1i541: 41 refusal, it is also respei.ltfully intimated, that 1i ("c pei mated to view auy part of the Collection, 5 '% , ,, ' ( "c ii, finally ftrian:Nd and announced fur view. t 4 t l • AM 1TE1.4 RESIIER, I)ENTIST, N 0.19, ?,t, 4 7 tt,'' l "', 4l, q . -sq u i. tt it, ha ulnae it most imporimot Disci? . .. ;.:Y l l ' li r `,','" ll s 'who have partially or totally lust their 1 ,- 011,,,, ; ;;'• i , now enabled - to *apply that deficiency to li (I ,,'re, 4,1 1V (' , Ocety, made from ti miti!itanee of superior 'Nit, e . „,,,,,;.° 111 'us I, :irdlicss and clusciiess Of. texture, and to 1 111 e bentity of . eeliiiir, which it retains in the t il , i ucls t" , last, and i s capable et being formed to any I S !,, t ', ii e ,; . , l " e iL l l) their appearance is equal to nature, and lik.T . NI 'krY.respeet superior to any thing of the kind ts t ' 44 lly, ' N e i the of. Mr F. attends.frino rte.'s o'Clock zany •' ' '',`,.iiSt 4 t . r t ' r 'srislies it 't b understood h net in any ir, l i,- , :rbl e n v , t - r t,' n 'ri,Nb , to soli cit the In et ors of the Noh , il r it r y ,‘ l i ttlii ,iti tt , 11 1, 31 - so " n v , thinan ot the same profess,,in (und . ‘. I.' on! ,f,.'i0 t , 41 1 ,' i 4 tyro ''"'Y year!flioil the honour to practise, and Oit to u r, I, t ' 1 4,4 114 of having the pleasure - of assng ` ,74 4l,,, m 'tieini,,,',M , the c , intrar • y, to assort' such of 111 e Noln fl'44,/i,`,,i' , 41 , ,,',„" ",e, will tit all times be equally zealous in at -111 ; 'le 1, * ; „ 1 " o ..'"p;irtic ular abilities may he rerptired, tl , ' l et% ii , t - the I kpliouf Of intending them entirely en his ii. 14efrvt.,!,'"Irl tl4}t!titev will alSt• have the benefit of his lii4V . ,ter„ l l ll . N'lr. l'. ialies this cipportimity of retiirning kit_ :l t ' t 4 i , to his Friends for their liberal support, ..,„, 1 4•,, ill: era it will be always his constant study, to 111 c favours. '",-....._,...._ 105 0 0 IOJO 0 0 52 10 0. 105 0 0 105 0 0 IUS 0 0 100 0 0 100 0 0 52 0 0 10 0 0 25 0 0 15 15 0 30 0 0 ;30 0 0 15 15 0 it) 0 0 t 5 0 0 11) 0, 0 26 5 0 50 0 0 *2l 0 0 52 10 0. 10 10' 0 10 10 0 150 0 0 10-10 0 5 0 0 10 0 0 1 1, 0 1 1 0 It/ 10 0 105 0 0 - . - A. C,Gie..3 , !, - - - 2.5 A o I\!:::.irs. S. Frid.l.4 and B:mrcard - 50 0' 0 4ul),cription3 of the T. of Stigar Refineri, as received. by their Coniniitte. • First list i'dct.irs. G. Dettinar and Soil - - - - Wori:!lleti Of ditto - - - - Isiemsrs. Gaviller owl W.l:ei - - - Worlanen of ditto' , - -, Mc.::ors. ;'raven and Bowman ' - - Workrien of ditto - - \ -- - - Nicssrs. Lucas, martin and Luc:ts - - i‘ressr3. (4.',and To. Schliclicr ' - • - _ Workmen of ditto , - • -- - - Mc.i.ies. Slack, burg - cis, and fleckwlth , - Wornien_Of- ditto - - - - I.lcti4rs. Staten and Davis - - VVorkinett of ditto. - 7 - - Mr. J'(;11:1 Tyler . - . - - - Mcss'rs.,luitin and Giemlie .. - - gt.::::.,r2. Bradimrac and rrycr - - - 7 Worlotien of ditto - ••• - - Messrs. H. liarbuscli and Co. - - IN(ttozrs. I.)tx and Ilculock - - . - l';`orkrnen of - - A.. T. :itklirovd - - V.•:,l . kioen of ditto - Ch 6 . 124011' - - Workmen 'Orditto Charlesi Dettmar - liolthuuse and Dettruar Wyrlon u of ditto - - Messrs". Joseph and John Coupe Workwn of ditty) - Nfajor Ithtide and Son WOrkirera, of 'ditto - Attssrs. Goodhhrt and Noah - 1 0/o . 4int;ii of ditto W. Sc.arancLe Workmen of (litre 30 0 0 6 4. 0 21 0 0 -8 ,1 0 103 0 0 35 13 a 26'5 0 10 10 0 2 0 0 31 10 0 5 10 0 31 10 16 3 0 31 10 0 :11 10 0 21 O' 0 6 0 0 23 0 0 10 10 0 2 0 0 10 10- 0 - 3 10 0 21 0 0 11 11 0 16 0 0 el. o' 14'15 6 31 10 0 20 0 0 2); .5 0 15 18 0 21 0 0 5 q o Mr. Main Lorb-en Atoms. patid:Nlartinean and Co. Wnikmeri of ditto. - I)cwes.;::id Ansull 20 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 21 0 0 5 6 0 10 10 0 'workmen of dioo. Dr. Tho m a, F e nn Wnrktuen of do. 5 0 0 10 10 0 16 6 The Worktden eniploypd by itrit , ;srs. Liiketidy & Co. 6 0 0 . Messm Lear, Certis, liaadasyde, & Ilughe3 81 10 . 0 Workais.to 'Of ditto - - - - 90 0 0 ;,.Ir. Nlzithew C.:,ravert -- - - 26 5 0 Workmen of ditto - - - , - 9 ,1 0 __ _ Workuich is the service of Mt. Goodhart, ail . - thtional - - ' - Aleisrs. Mrs and Merteni - Mr. Carsten.,Dirs , Workawn of ditto Mr. folio Ourch Mr. 11 ,, iny Mr. 11. 11. Holtzuleyer Wort...wn of do. Messrs. Christ. lie‘ree , uud Cu. - - Mr. NV4I. Verdeoheline - - Workmen of flo. - - _ Messnr. G. anti John SchlipeAer - - Mr. Wru. Ifappell '., - - Mr. John List - . - - - Messrs: Schcoeler 4ml Co- - • - - .8 . 0 0 30 0 0 '2O 0 0 iVorkmen of 4 4 0 1. 1 0 10 10 0 1010 . 0 2 11 0 Mr. Temperiry &Jesus. Nlartintatt, Son, and Reid - - Woriiinett a it°. - - 41. 1 1 , rieiul to the Cause, by Get). Wieltt, Esq. Mr. Wm, . - Messrs. ilmipots & Son Wortiuten of 'to. - . . 4 0 0 6 5 0 3 10 0 5 0 d 1e 5 0 ) 31 10 U 4 0 0 5 0 0 21 0 0 7 0 0 1 0 12 11 .510' .0 0 15.10 0 !s le s srs,•Crosstalnl and Thunipson . - - 21 0 0 At ..(;eO. AVitlie, juu. ' . - - - 2 12 fi Mr, *- Itolit. Thompsen - - - •g. 0 .0. Air.. - '•Andie..ni'4lears' . • ... ... - 1 0 0 Mr. John Leason . - - - - 1 0 0 Mi'. Betat.toff - - - 2 0 0 Mr. it Matthews - - - - - 1 0 0 Mr. Lii,h. Abner* - . , - - - - , 1 1 0 Mr... Conrad SteOger - . , - - 1 1 0 C. Ciriaakes, : stigabalter • " - . - ' '•• - 15 - 0 0 ... • . • Sabseri/itions are receive:l by the C4ntimittee at the City of London Tavern ; bebween the rHours of 'Twelve and TWo, at the Bar of the t;aid TaVern ; at Llavd'S ; at Mesirs. Dorrien and Co.;Down and Co. Snikb,. Payne, tnd Smiths; Ito barts7 anti Co.; • Sir, John Perring., Shaw, Barber, and Co ; Conn i and Co ; llammerikys an d,Co. ; 0.1441 the other Bankers of the Metropotil:; and by -Henry Smith,' .li4ll. 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In taree vols. t.ltiarto, Nice 71. 7, b0&c4.14, iihntristcd with 74 pi,xtes. to to 6 15 - 2(3 p 0 10 10 0 - iS 5 0 S 6 0 6 8 30 0 0 21. 0 0 21 0 0 100 0 0 20 0 0 131 0 0 10 10'0 n 10 ,0 1Q 10 (1 5 0 el 0 0 10,0 0 0 fi 5 0 6 0 31 10 6 0 0 5 0 0 - 7 , --r : r 4: 7 ~..t. kior '-1 t, ili t... ... E',' ..k- __Ctit A fr \- /,. :ly ~ . , , . 1 . V. 7),' -. ...,.\, ',- ill 0,, v' .- '‘):: 4 ,-, ..,,„ ..44..-- i.:l et ,, f ''''' .:'",..="-• *.,... :.: ,.71 , '' ' %' 4,l :0 - , C '''','" ~.; 0 11 44,_ 1: ~. b 2 ' tf , " .. ; /( Y, .•\ ' %'' i liak4k, „, I >l ' I 1111 • LPRIC'T SIXPTNCE-I4 ALFPI?iN'N't. _ = MPER 1 A L LLUIENT. HOUSE 1 • COS TUESDAY, MAY 11. Ip a Committee of.Privileges..the comideration of theelainis to Cu; Barony of Staifor I was re sumed. Mr. ADAM was farther heard, and at eon, siderable lengtli, on the part i of the clainiant (Sii George Jerningham), after 'which tucir Lordships deferred the dkcussion till Thursday. PROPIMTY TAX'. Soon after the resuming of the House, ~ The Duke of I,\loNTaosil presented alletition from certain persons styled the Commissioners o . r.' the Supply, Elders, and Commissioners of the Peace, and others of the County of Dambarton complaining of the mode of levying the Property, Tax in that County, as, arbitrary with respect to its principle, partial in ifs applicAtion, &c `Vie Terition his Grace thought highly tip criing the attention of their Lordshitis,4lnd therefore begged it might be read. This being done, it appeared to illustrate th,2 above propositions in &tail, prayed yet of with respect to the existing .state 01 time laws ; and was,. on the !notion of the Noble Duke, ordered to lie on the table. _ . His Highness the Duke of CLOUCE TEtt pre— sented a PetitiOn from Newport, in the Isle of Wight ; the Earl of , IlAntioa, one from New S'a • rum; the Marquis of LANsDowNE, front Canter bury ; and the Bishop of Noamcn, brim certain Disgenters, Missionaries, and others, of Norwieh, Wymondham, and other places in the county of Norfolk, to the number of nine. All above were in favour, as we could collect, of. the Pro-. pagation of Christian Knowledge in India. - • Earl STAN' HOPP presented Petitions from Maid stone, in Kent,' from the vicinity of that town, and ,front the County of Anglesea, in favour of the . 'Promotion. of . Christian Knowledge in India. _ _ The foregoing Petitions Were ()Hexed to lie on The Earl of DARNLEY stated his determination to bring farward his . 'motion, respecting the con duct of the war, on Friday. The Merchants' Mates Bonds, and the' Irish Widows' Pensions Bills, were read a'third time and passed. MOCK AUCTIONS, s;.c. • The Earl of, IREWOOD presented a Petition from a inintber of respectable Tradesmen and others'of the city of York, complaining of `,the. injuries sustained with respect to their•businesses, and sales, front the frequent and growing tices nk wock Auctions, Hawkers, Itinerant eed lars„ 4.c. praying their Lordships to take the case into their consideration, and to afford such relief to the Petitioners its• to their wisdoms may scent. writ • Viscou►►t StomouTn presented a Petition fro a the Borough of Devizes, nearly to the sal; c ef fect These docume►its were ordered to lie on t.►e • Table. An Account of the number, tonnage, &c. of vessels built in Asia and registered as British, MIS presented by Mr. Young, from the Custom House and ordered, to lie on the Table. _ . The Edin mrgh Jail Bill was brought up from. the Comm4 , uls. by Sir GEORGE CLARKE t time Fe lons' Employment, ancl several private Bills, by Lord NEwAini., which were • read a firsa time. The remaining BilJs upon the Table being re spectively forwarded, the House adjourned till to morrow. HOUSE OF COMMONS. TUESDAY, MAY 11. The call of the House being enforced, the gal le v was - not opened till past six o'clock. 11r,PEELE brought. in a Bal to extend the pro visions of the Bill for the Relief of Insolvent Debtors to Ireland, which was read a first time, and ordered to be read a second time on this day se'nnight, and to be printed. The Trish Militia Bill was read a third time and passed. THE CATHOLIC QUESTION. Sir 3. C. I lIPPI SLEY 10$(!' to bring. on iris pro, miser' :notion ficir thenppointment a ‘ Seteet Cow-. mittee to inquire. into the subject of Cuthotic se curities, Ste. but previous to making. any observa tions, begged.to inquire of his it ight Ponbutable Friend . (Mr. Grattan) it, he meant to press his Or der of the Day for the second reading ot , the Bill this evening, on the back of the discussion oft the. present motion ? - Mr. GR.tTTAN replied, that after• the Hon. Ba ronet had concluded, it would be for the. House to consider whether they would go on'with the sub» sequent question or not. Sir J. -. 1 - 11Prist.EY then resumed, I he perceived he had no indulgence to expeet.froin hil Right lion. Friend (a murmur from the OpposUioN side), nor from these behind hiin, who, imt&:l of the friendly eheer with which they Ittel greeted what he had to offer on this vow scenl ( . 1 ,1 s s i t r it e *e l t n i e l c ri tti, to h a V t e li r i h t .l)ll thh( '' ic"1":11111- 1(4 re 1 ) cit fiteititire'as moth at heurt sts• any. of them. if lie. had anY erhoeit was that of eousi,stency wh en , he had at former periods pressed his opinion 09 the House, it %could he recollected that he had si rst k i t o n t should ' i ‘fi t t d } il " l a u:t he n a llo b!etig'4owel lii;u, that. n, t wit t l o l the u into an Act of Parliament without previous re pOrt, and the production of further information than was yet before the public. The object of hi s at.f motion , taoborbotad , uit . l7 On the ' in force among Catholics; on their estahikb,,:ent: aut., in title, °a many p00,,N on which the majority eountiv, null itve a Of l iXi o+ I U~ tr' e". 13 1 ' :1