The Sun. — London, England, 1812-10-03 00:00:00

/ .__-,,/` ;i • ••• „ .. • t _ • • ,~ .l •t ' it i t -; `.1 ! • Fir ~ i WITMEER (326'.7! .1 THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. N MONDAY EVENING, Oct. 6, •1S 1 2 . will be acted S'halispeare's TraOdy ilt VENICE PRESFAVED: Jaffier, Mr. C. KEMBLE; PierrC, Mr. YOUNG , • Beiridera, M _ 'Liss To which win. be added, the revis:ed • Comic Barletta of •• ' • A1)0110, i kr. SINC:LAIR ; Pan, Mr. EMERY; :Si id ;qr. LISTON • Dairactas, Mr. TAYLOR Sileno, Mr. "YAW CET' ;. Mysia, Mrs. LtS'PON ; Daphne, Mrs.' STERLING' ; - -NYsn, Miss BOLTDN. !laces tor the /loxes to' b. 2. talicii of Mr. 'Brandonlatthe ti~Cl\ BOX-Offiei.:; riaTt-str eet. The Doors be - opened at half-past Five, and the Play 'begin at half-pa 4 Six.• Boxes 7s. Second Prise B.s, nd..—Pit 34.6 d. Second Price 93. Lower Gallery 2s. Sccond Price is.--Upper Gallery 16. Se tend Price 6d. T'' , " revived 13urIctta of Midas continuing . to be 'received laitli"`the %tritest ',applause, will be repeated on, Wednesday and Friday next. On Tuesday will he 'produced :for the first time) a New. grand Romantic aramfi., o[lll . o The CIT 411301); vr.Child of the Desert. The Mu.ie, Scenery, Dresses, and Decera.- . !ions tireztitirely new. • The whole of the. Music composed . hy 34 r. Rish.p.—To which will be added the Farce of Raiiing the Wind. • - • • . TITEATRS' ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. PpIiEpFdtvoRMERS engaged at thl's Theatre -.I- ate reliuested to ;I , ,eiilble on the Stage, on MONDAY ~ -', . :‘, - N.:r, oct.Jb, th o 5,h, at One o'Ctcck prvi:lsely, for the . Ilecttary L i ve - ci rrim;eni,ent a Tbe-atric,i 1,,,,i,,,,,; mi(i it i. txpt c teti that all Persons .eqgz , ged in the theatre B:di atteoki r i.ind sign their Names .iti •a. Book to be ,prevared for tilA rlirpOge, • 1 • .. Di order of fhe SnlCContrulttee. W. WARD, • ~ C. Set:'.retary. ESTATE FOR SALE. DEVON. • bESIILIBLE COUNTRY RESMENCE, with Possession, at Lady Day next. • TO. BE SOLD IN FEE,. LL, that - yaluable and improvable Estate, called WELL; situate in the Parish' of IDEFOIll.), in abeautiful; healthy, dry, and sporting part of the Cc/linty of Devon, distant .. from E...'-cet.er ten, ~chc..dleigh three, Newton and Bushel four, from 'the muck fregnented and fasicion-, able Watering Piadei of 'Teigninonth and pawiist .six „ The Premises consist of a 'substantial and convenient Pwel 7 ling-house ; comprising an Entranc;e-hall, treakfast and Dinner-rooms, and Kitchen, on the. Ground-floor ; an e.-;cel lent Dra*ing-room, atitl 4113ta41e Lodging-rooms, on the next Ucco,,, , with 'Parrets over, and all neces. , z ai - y Out-hoilses, And abut 140 Acr,Es of good ARABLE, MEADOW, OR- • '' and ails:El:RE LAND. There 13 excelleA Water, and a 400 d• Lime Rock and Lime - Kiln 9r. the Estate. ' • - A the above, a SITOVEY Win be held at the CLiFFO/1:0A11),1S . , H I.X. CUDI(4I-i, o.- 'ffKIISD. I / 2 .1; the 15th tee- , A, by Four o'clock in the afternooa.' For vie:Vine; the vane, and furthe . ,.. patticniars, apply to titaTEP.Y 1.13,ti41,1 - LSI. Ippicien, near Newton PinAel; the Rev. Ginnucr BUltaiN6ioN; or Ggpaot DOLLING, Attorney-at ' Law, ChnOt-.lgh. All Letters to he post paid. Part of the purchase mouey may remain on,sceurity of the premises. Chndleligh, August TB, 1.312. r:111-IE COMMERCIAL HALL WINE, CO M. PANY, Skinner-street, London, beg leave to solicit the attention of the Nobilit:, Gentry, and Pui)lie-in general, :to :their "very low Pri,e3 for ,tfie CHOICEST IV IN:ES, GM EJINE SPIBITUOUS lAC.IIIOIIS,Pv,INIEST BOTTLED POS.TEI-t,.; ALF ? , and pOITBLf.. ' BROWiN sTOLT.T, for 11':, , iflY Money only, which'.wlll be delivered to Order, free of expense, to'any part of London. *Curious Old Port, of the Vintage of 1800, of the in ,- :.st exquisite flavour, per ripe 'Rolf Pile' Quarter Pip, *Very fine Old Sherry, six years in the wood, per Batt Half Butt oAlarter Butt 3l 0 0 *Fine Old West India Madeira, per'Pipe - ll6 0 0. ' , f Pine (;Charter Pipe ' . ' Per bozen.. Finest Port Wine, .warrd.nted to have been six vear; in the wood, new in 'bottles, 13 to the 'Dozen 2 10 0 *Choice Old Port, 12 to the Dozen, not crusted 913 0 *Carious Old Port, warranted to have been five - • : years it bottle, 12 tOthe Ddieu. ' - .. .0 (-7,00 d Sherry, 13 to the Dozen • 9 14 0 *Very Fine. Old Dittb, warranted to have been eight years in the blltt,:l3 to the Dozen 2 16 0 Fine Tf iierlife,' 13 to the Dozen *line Old Bronti Madeir4 3to the Dozen. ~.. *Fide.t Old West India Ditto, 13 to !.he Dozen 3 a 6 0 *Ctiriously . Fine East- India Madeira, warrauted to lie 12 years old, 12. to the Dozen '*Ditto Sherry, 12 to the Dozen ... *Claret of the finest quality and flavour, 12 to the Dozen - . . 415 0 *Very Fine Biel! and Dry Lisbon, 13,t0 the Dozen, 2 10 0. Ditto ditto Monntain, ;3 ditto 2 U 0 *Finest White Noyeau, 12 ditto *Ditto Pink Ditto, 12 ditto .. . 2 lq 0 Ditto Old Ram Shrub, 12 ditto t • :9. 6. 0 Per Gallon. Fine Flavoured Geneva; ' 0 10 - 6 . *Ditto Old Strong Ditto o'l2 ii *Ditto very Strong Ditto ditto Jarnaica Ruin . ' Ditto 'date I-lollands '... 1 . :13 0 Per Dozen. 0 7 6 irDittODouble•Drown fZ i toat, 12 to the D•ren - .... 4 Finest Old Ate, warranted 22 Months old before bottled. *Finest Burto4. Ale, ditto 4 4 0 3 0 0 0 9 6 0 10 6 Per Gallon. Very Curious Coniae Brandy, warranted to be ten • - years,old . Ditto Curious Fine.Eavoured. Old Rum 0 Ik3 6. Fine Old R. BrarKly . 0.16 ' 6 Fine Old B. Hollands, snperior to most Foreign 1 0 0 . . Those Articles tnarlsed are' what the Comnany recommend as being of a More :superior quality 'than what is generally sold, and of the:finest daVour. • Per Dozen. *Fin fiarotrred , Vin de Grave, .I 2 to Doz. c _ , 'eSs. O'd. *Ditto Bitisak, ' . , Do. • 751. -od. *Old Flock : Do l3os. oft. . *Ditto Curious . ~ ' - Do , 140 s. Od. *Ripe Ctufavague , . Do i 3 . ns. Cd. *Noy:.:Lat Martinique Do l3os. od. . . For the convenieney of thoseFamilin who, prefer their Wines is Pints, .and foi Connoitseurs to sup'erior Articles ; the . Company have 'selected the most Curious•_ Winesi• and offer the following as the most choice that can be pro duced : • • • Fine West India Madeira, 12 pints to the dozen, 365. Old East India ditto, , of th•e most , exquisite flavour .and quaiity, 12 ditto, 455; Ditto Malmesey, Ditto, 455. 'Old East India Sherry, of the Most, curiops and scarce qua lity, 12 ditto, aSs. • * Fine Old Dry Lisbon, 12 ditto; 28s. Ditto Welty - lAla, 405, . . • Port Wine, newly bodled, from the finest selected Pipav of facoinite.viniage of-1606, 12 ditto,-2iis, 'Ditto, of the most rare sort, bottled fiom the,most curious Old Wine in the kingdom, that has lain in a bodytiear dti years. This Article has kill the softngs and flavour of the most rare Wine, and is worthy tli,e attention' f tlia first f:on nois%ents, Id 01.0, 39.5. .'Luscious Slirtib, made from the fin , s4 - , Flavoured Old Rum, 12.ditt0 5 245. Ripe Fall' .Flavoul - ed Double Brown Stout, 12 diito; 4s. - 4M. , . .-:Curious Mellow Ale, warranted two years old beforhot tied, but of.the,sollest flavour, 12 ditto, ss. 6d. EWTON's DENTIFRICE is by far tho i mpst pleasant of any Powder recommended for Cleansing arid Beauti the TF. El El ; it will be found' to 'answer every end that a Tooth Powder can be reasotiably expected to do, SA, bile' it cleanses the Mouth of al Ihinipure and tuatid particles, it Nltiterts the Teeth, Heals the Gutns, and helps to Sweeten'the Breath. Nothing is so great a drawback to Beauty as bad Teeth, nothing more ofl::psive.than fcetid Breath ; Newton's Thoth- Powder, du the tiist.,Applic , ition, 'improves the for Mer. and ,reinoves the latter, -while by its antiputrescent and balsamic qualities it'prevents decay, and removes " all excres cences.- Plepared , by 8., IL Newton, and wid by his Agents, Messrs. , Shaw and Edw/irds, Gri, on the Footway, St. Paul's church-yard, „pp,riy ot.ipusite the Ndrth gate; in 'foxes as. 9 a. each. '1)14: crsANT LADIES whose situ4tiou requires • a temporary 'retirement, May, be accommodated with Apartment's, agreeable to their circ,urnstances ; their In-, tants "ptit out to nurse, and taken care ot,' it required. Ladies, \vhose husbands are absent Iti :lid Army or Navy; or any other oc'eupation' 'during their accouchemem,- - Whose inco , ;w is small; will find *this ntode of boarding agreat ac r attended with lass ex ptthce &nci trouble than can pos,ioly attend their t.otifin6aterit at tlieir own bouses. Delicacy,ti -,, derhes, and confidence - , having been the basis of this Establishment foe fifty -years, may be' relied on. Apply, personally, , or by, letter (post-paid), to Mr. or Symons, Lolidou Houte 7 yard, SP. Paul's Church ' TI-LEATRE ROYAL, DRII RY-LANE. OTICE is hereby .given to all:Persons, ing Right of FREE ADIVIISSION to the said Theatre4' ti.lat the THEATRE will open on SSITRDAY;the 10th of October: and that all PersOns having complied with the Notice given by Publio Advertisement,' to' sign' their Nam es In t:de Bm)kliept by the Secretary to the Conamittce, at the Tieasury Qtli e, in Drury-Me, and having made good his Title of such Frc.:: Admission, three dA;Ts at the least, pre ;Mous to the e:: • -.neise of such Eight; v.iil be admitted Free to' .the Theatre ou- all Nights •of Theatrical. Representation or , _Musical Performance, under the - following Regulations and tz:nditioxr: separate Door will be of etted for Free Admissions to the theill. holy; and nis Free Admissions ' l in be passed at any otlfer Box Door °lithe Theatre. Neither. 2,ny Person not Free - be admitted . to pass through the Free Boor. '‘ _ Every Pe:Son claiming to .be admitted lice, will be re cuire'd to sio his or her Name at the Door,in a book which '1 . 41 1)e kept f'e: that purpose, and will uot'be admitted tvithout shell. si:coature. 'flre very tt - r4O - ,fratids which have heretofore been "coin ratteti pt/ii i'rOpiietors and the Public, in. the matter of -='reeAdi,:lizsans, lias made it necessary for the Sub-Com ittee to de vir.e the most effectual Cout•roul in mate os o itnpertant to the interests of the Company, whose affairs ' 1 •”' are called goon . administer, and ,to those who are really entitled to the Freedom of ,idtnlssion. For the present, therefore, they have deemed it *xpedient t ° exact, ander the authority of the Act of Parliament, the Conditions above statvd•for the prevention of Frauds, which I va' be st:ictly enforced. By order of the Sub-Committee, ' C. W. WARD, Secretary. Ziastir)-Ortiqe, Drur, - 4z.ne, stpt. , 2S., 1.812. , ZOCIETte FOR 1‘1413 DICITARGE AND RELIEF OF PERSONS. Ilivir'.:3-t:!;ONED FOR SMALL. DY..I3T-;. Craven-street, Strand, Oct. 3, I A QUARTVILY GENERAL' COURT df 'th is JAL. SOCIZTY will be held, here oa WED:\ ESDAN. NEXT, the 7th inst. at Twelve o'Clock, to audit the Aecorapts to the 4t)th ult. and on othei : spetial Affai;s. • R. GRASSWELL, Sec. L ECTURES ON tiIDIVIFERY AT •TilE .MIDPLESEX HOSPITAL. It.R INIERRIMAN will recommence his LEC .,"F' TURES on.- the Ti - I,EORY and PRACTIcE of MID- , „ IYWEICY, and the. DISEASES of WOIIIEN and CIIILDEEN; ^ Zt the - Middlisex•l-licspital., on MONDAf; Otttober 12, at Tea 'Velbeli in the Forenoon. . Fuitlier partiCulics may lie/liriowli; on aiiplicafion to Mt. Ciri.yton, Apothecare, at.the HoFpital,.amt at r. Merriman's 11, •;ate, No. ,2G, lial . f-Mooti-street, Piccadilly. • ROYAL EN:CI - lAN - GE ASSURANCE OFFICE, P -‘stablishe t i ltby - fil Charter, in the ReiE,ta of King-George the First. Sept. 1F•12. PEa cl O 7 \ZS, ' Nclose n annual Prerniuni fall due Gil the 29th insfant,, are hereby- informed, that Receipts ale now ready to be delivered the Company's Offices, over t he P-r.)yai rkehange and in Pail-Mall, as well as by their re *Tective A;euts in the several C.Yinties - • and the Parties as aired are requestal to apply for the Renewal of their Poli (,• on or .before the 14th' of October next,'as the usual -Fif t'co:Days all.lwed • for Payinent:,. beyond the date of each Po then expire. • • • • , UEL CENNING, Jon. Secretary. Attequnde . .is giv saideii, daily, at tsaidOffices', fot the 4.4 4 - ranau of tailciing - s, Go6ds:titerciiaiidixe,. and Ships, ih tiavbrair, 'or while building, from Loss or Damage firrf: and also for the Assurance of and granting Annul *4tg on Lives I ' 7 . IL Fire Policies will he' issued fr,x •of Exnense to the, 4-Nsured, where the ann - , - .al Premium a elonnts .to GS. or up 'Wards • T HE PATENT IMPERIAL JINNI Na-TA „ MISS; and • PATENT * TRAFAWAR SIDEBOARDS "d DINING-'TABLES, in one elf cant Piece of 'Furniture, `3 4l d upon Five new.iiiirekentPlans.; the Patent Improved Sofa B eds. „and • (.:;h4ir reds; Brass-scr6i Four Post, and 'feat edsteads, FOrnitnre. and Beading Complete ; r'ortable with 4.everal other new invented and iinprOved artieles 1 , (4 furnituie`; alSo very alenSive assortnient.of 'Pholstery and Cabinet Artielts for furni3hing com 11:Pe,.ready Wannfactured, where Families may select and .uroi: , l l a . whole kli:use in a • few days, - avoiding the extreme ienee of waiting several Months in completing their m k:ast aut l AVelndia Articles,' Army and Navy, Sth. by S,anders, IC aud 17, Catherine-F•treet, Strand, on , n9t nroileratc, for prompt, payment. . ~ r--,,,,,„ ill 'tiE trae origioi4, - ,JEscriTslnnops.are y.O '.v a tiv HAW ,and L;ll , 4%iillOS. (necess.eiv to 4 . -- prep . „ , ,-..., ' '..• (' '''''Ph Vvessell,•66, on- the Foot-11 , 41y, St. P.,u, s k...nurop , Yard. I.'he JEStirr DROPS have 'teen low ,- known and esteem • • eilcap ; effectual and ofc•en an immediate cure: for 4 4 -uguary; Gh - g.its,Weitlcnesl of the Kidnies Illaddtr ; and •ii i !eu taken co theiirst ht tack of Venereallufection,•thy aceornp,h the desired - effect should the comflaint far iavarce , l • it will he necessary to take the' Specific lle 111trdp.fit11 Ifrops. , , , Ae Jnatiy cuTrrd:itio2 , , , made on “e. property of the Fre -11 1 " -ors, corop,As . thern to g ive this Cau!.ion, tha n t no one Lot e sent Hatt. of heir hou,e. without ',Shaw ari.Ed wards, (Saccessor!,, ti J.W.essel. 6C3, St:Paur s Chntal-yard," Z i Taced on the stamp. other , ; which 'are' sold.*ithOut ~acme:, are int;Osii.ions on the pane. • ;VP. •)' nd 1 .1,1, 1 ri,r 1.41 F.: . \ s 0 11 0 • . C,,,,t '.. ',..... x f," .. . -,, , , ;- • ",.. "-- 0 ',. t i..: ---•-=- 1 -.2---.. ..... ~...,., ~,,-, . •,•.. 0,.- , SAT L T t 1) A. OC TO _R 3, 1812. t VIC7'U;ILLING-OPFrcE,, Sept. 29, 1312. H-F, COMMISSIONERS far vrc TWILLING " IL His' ...11ATESTY'S do hereby giec That on Konday next, the sge in:tant ; they wi!% he reu.ty to receive fe"Nolers, in writyNg- Oca!ed 1,:z1) % for c!I such guen lilies of BISCUIT, KLLN-DP.:ED ITO JS FLOUR, BISCUIT MEAL, cud PEASE as the re q ;,-:ct."l.,e therein may think : Jro l ,er4o o to 2.:;t0 Iris c jesty's Vt . ( f:;a11:24 2 . ...Stores at L'eptfo~d,. or iido the Sts in, St. Cat :rte'; ; is &o psis: for Ly Bills, : eiiyez6le with 11%;ter,?AnEnety de T 's c-;ter dlte. Ce•mnLiSson,i'rs arsc gee n3tice,thit they will continne to. receive Te,stAts for the k e remilenficzzd A:•gcles, the present and .ricceeding Month, essl;ntlows:7-. For Bi!cult; or the first 41ce2,&y on tne fint ar.<l rd 'Lai In each Nrontb, _ voacia ,, Pewit , , . si::ltil f..,. - r t her Vc , :fice. ,r,e eanzii:ions ef MI Cant:acts ar_ay Le cecn at the Scare . . .. . , tary'sy °p _ ee. - , , • " , • Na regard thill be 'had to ant' Tender in which the Prif..e,.' not". be. insetted in tifords at .1ene414,. or -that .skalL not . be deity-red t-.)'l, l ,•.:BOurd.heAreo.le O'Cloch, in reslied of Biscuit; or before Iwo otkcA, in regfird t the otzer species.,- on the irspective :days appointe for their recept:!cn ars aforesaid; wor ynjeSS the Persona - tOho makes the Tender, or smite Person on his .attend..?, to ansrod wheil calle/ fcr., 11t`TUALLI..VG-OFFICE, , . . • F r wa,cOSIIII7.SSiONERS for VitTLT.--ILLING Firis 11iLIESITs , 4vArY do hereby give Nfrtice, That an Tuesday, the 'l3th iastant,,they will be read?"' to receive Tenders in writing, (sealed ni) and treat for One ilon dred Tong of BLACK SNU. , .IIINA or. ALEXIA ItAISINS;t ° be answerable to Samples (of 'not less than two .pounds weight each) to- be produced with the Tenders, to be deliee-red. into Me 17etualling Stares e,t Dept ford, in the % course of One 11-,onth, and to be paid for by Bills, payable with Interest, AYmety Days after date." The:Conditions of the Contract may- be sin at the Score . tary's ()Pee. • No regard will be had to any _Tender in, which tie Price, shall not be inserted in words at I„: , zz . .F,rtn, or t.?::at shall not Le 4.- livered to the 80...ird, before One Clock of the sr.:.d Taes dayi t. 7 .e ,:nst,-.!nt, nor unless . Persoitwho Nvzhi , ,s the Tender, or some Person on his behalf, attends;, to -answer ti),rze:n 'satin." for. • OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Sept. 17; 1812. •1 • rrINE PRINCIPAL , OFFICERS , of Ilia MA- . - oRD„viNcE,..e. , O hereby . ' give Novice, PrOp6alsYwill be received at i their Office, s in 0.7 of b'efore Friday,-the 9th day of. October nest, front Such Persons as may be willing to undertake ilie Supply of cer tain .drticks of IRONMONGERY for Service of this Depart-- - Meat at the 'i'ozver, for it period of Three 3'ears; determinable at thc ezpiration of One .Year, upon Three .211Ontles -*ice, at the option of either Party. Patterns cj the Articles Maybe viewed upon application at the Principai . ,Storehee , per's Ogee in the • Tower, oriel fur titer Particulars, together with the Terms and Conditioni of the Contract, may be' knoven at the Secretary's in Pall-IKll,.albresaid, any Day between the Hours of TeA and Four where tie- Propp--zis must be .d e livered, • tweed up and iudursed, ." Proposals for Ironan.ougery Articles ini/ no Pro"posal can be ral:ilitt,;, , d a, r the swirldcy Oe‘ober„ at" 7'weleie o'clock-at NO n t same Boy ;...,reither Tendor be noteed.i' unless ti:.:' Partynz;_hias'it, or .I,le;zt in his BehaTfflizat; attend. * • brier ri , * . te.e I.:re;ird, R. CAE77 -7 , Sect.eary, .01-"FICE OF ORDNANcE, Sept. Q 3, 181 2 . • PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His ,lESTY‘S.' ORDNANCE. do hereki give Nrifice, That Proprasags recthied at tiz•iir o . ffirce, in Fag-111.114 On or ,to - ',ore F, eday; the 9th day of Octob®r next, frort - sl' oh Per- SONS as may be wilthzilo tin4iertaTgelize slipll rf 'CO:TER, Hoops for service of this .seFart,nent, for a yirr.:(...c: of One, Year. . • Patterns of , Artic'es Duty be 7-*r.vp7(..', -.7;c7t c .g at 11;'4Pri1th?,' . .7.21 f")bi'c t4l? to,Tether with I.!he Terms: C 7 ' Contract.,, may be known, at the Secret.-:- 2 7.;' Pall ftforesaid,, any Day betwccn the ;Yours e-;:r' ","%n rnd Clack, wher e the Pr sposali nuts be tleliverco, • a42C. bider "Pr opoials for Copper Hoops';" Lui•;:c 1 3 74T,i05al can be :admitted cfter- the =4l, 2d day of 'Oetnfr,c-r, Noon of the same Day, neither will. any Tcndei. be note,.. , d, .vnless Me Party - . makin4' it, or an Zgent I.:it - his Behalf, sfx!:, attend. By Order of the Beard, - R. H. CREW, Secretor;).. . . LOCK AND SURGICAL DISPENSARY,. :, . . PATRON, . His Royal Highness the Duke of-Tork. . . (.4ovEP.Noas, . 4.- Earl of Leitriin . . Col. W. aen'es, M. P. , ' •fl IL.n. Col..a.Barry, 7 .LP. Col. H. Clements, ' s, M. P. John Latofuche,.M.P. . , Capt. J. Hay.. StraoEoN, ' • • : ' MV r. ermin, nember of - the Royal College, ,London. r AIMS INSTITUTION, eiiablished for the ex :IL cluiive Treatnitlit 'end Cure of the VENERII.A.L.DIS LAUF), and then dreolful consequences, as Strictures, Dehi, 7 lity,' Ulcerations, &c. has to boast the cure of no lesS than two-thousand Patients, annually; many of Whdin have been toilicted from ten to twenty years, ' , • . The early symptoms of Lionori lima and Chancre are cured in a few days by Mr. Kiernan's superior and efticacioUs mode of treatrnent, and that weakness and derangement of the ge nerative-organs, -Nylkh itripair the 'constitution,- and shorten life, are here more successfully .treated than on any other plan. . , , Mr. Kiernan may be consulted as nsual; -- by either sea, at his.priyate house, No.. 21, Lower Charlotte-street,. Bedford square; wherf Letters from Town and Country , are to he ad dressed, and the necessary advice and medicine will be given or sent to any part of the kidgdam: • • ErRIC'E SIXI7IINCE-HALFPENNY. GENF,P.A,t; To tL rI2F. - .4EN , of the 'CITY of CO , VKISTRY, RESIDENT in LONDON. GnsTLEW::;?:', • r; WAVINCr understood that Win. Mills, ori..; of late Representative 4, ba4-sigliified his in tention act to offer as a Ckididate 'for the hOnAur of itpre_ , eptingHrca in Parliament, , and laving received higl.ly eltterink asSurances of sapport, from a great tieVy of the In ,dependent I beg to the I.vYe::T.s lit voor su-Z -frii;es and support Mt the nei.t'Eleati:;l). As a ;.;:a.tive of the City ofCO. : entry ; I feet deeply interested in its welfare, and having nornotive or obect ai heart but the gz.-Li ~;f my Country, 'nneontected with ,Patti cr privart, Views, it is my firm resolution to serve . you Lithfully, 1 Isu.ve the I-A:no:1r tb .be elected, and i car! only do this on the pro orris of honesi: independence.. the honour to be, Gentleweri, • - faqhful obEdieilt Ser i - it, 0 P 1.! .72 1 7 ,V TIT t - The Fre9irttn res•ider'it ,it ft are respe;:tfail)! info hied Mr. r. thitteearc tt.inh daily at No. 5, where all' irifornict ti6n will be aff.:.rded as to the tls c and ma - mei'. of going to the pluf.e t Poll. • The Poll will cbtotutnce Fleet.-3t,rJet, - Lltick>ll; Oct. 1; 'lBl2. To the WORTHY anZ( LND7PENDZNT LW.ERY LONDON.. GI:NTL6IrN, AVING been engaged twenty-seven years in your service as a Magi:.;:crate, in the course of which I, have had the _honour of enjoying your conlidepcg as your Itepres6ltatiVe is fire Parliampts, it cannot but ,be Ili,iily-satisfactory to, me, to be able solemnly to dech:re, 4ever swerved from a rigid adherence to tho_- , c principles . which first . entitled mete your notice, and which arc alrea3y tot; well kr“rwn, and have been too often publicly and piss:tic:4ll ; y. eyinced,. to require airy repetition ; I feel, however„that it isaduty which I owe to you, , in soliciting your support to return me to Parliament for the sixth time, to 'avow, that I pcs2ess the same unalterable ,attachment to the Sovereign, the LVTS, and the Constitution, the same zealous devotion t the real interestsOf the country, and the same ardent siesin , to prornote the welfare, and protret the ,rights and priVileges, of this great 'City : and m. constituents, which I oligivally professed, as the basis of, zny pretensions to your favour, and with theimportance of which my mind is indelibly, impressed My E ablia conduct baying •al.x.a.ys: been, candid endsincere ; I can s i afel - ylui my hand on 'ray heart, ,:and assert, thttt it. has been equally conscientious. Upon the .:firalsround„tliclTfore,of,eousigocy,,and immutable public pninciples, .1 venture agqin requesy year •suffrages at the ensuing, Election. . I have the himour to be, ✓ Geutt3nen, Your much clev?teihemb e ers-u , FY Curaf, Old South-Se!, House, Oct. T, ISI9. • • Sir Wiiiianf Ciii - Vs t Uor64th4 .;r(Lill ! „ ., attire tXd South . _ Sea thaaVully ceired:' To the ii.NTLEMILN, taud • the COUNTY of DOI.SET. GENTLr:MSN,: rilf-IFlvery deep affiieti9n 1 experienced a leir 42- days ago, in the unexpected &ath of nay ou;y Daughter, s - ,;i11, I ara confldent, be consideyd by ray worthy andieng tried Friends, the tkS of Ilis'Couuty, as art for ray application to, you by a printed Address. .- / „ During the long period of Two and Twenty Years, that I have had the ilor i oor of representing you in Parliament; Le.ve never been actuatee, bu.t. by a steafly attention to YOui' L,terests, and to thegenei - r1 welfare of . our Country, yvitii(ut any view to personal advantage. The hominy of. repre.i.ent^ .. ing so respectaUe County, end of possessing the ap..n . o•-. bation of my Constituents, have been the great objects of my ar.. - .41ti0?... Takt..seprinciples,.fixed cu nry mind, shall ever , . • govern my ccnduct viiiilst I continue in a public station. . it `is necessary fOr'in.e now explicitly to, declare the line's' mean to pursue: Thtreumber , of my Friends who rapport• the two I-lonoura.be Gentlemen, Mr. Portman, a'i Mr. Bankes, wi:o are ' , gain Cor,2petitors, being ,so nearly equal, there i: , no s), steml can properly adopt, but of r.eiatrality. I pledge myself therefore to you onc e ' more, most solemn'y and most unequivocally to _adiiere nrietly to to that. neutrality which I have always most observed., , . • . You all rernem.ber,.Gentlersen, as I do, the leports which e zeal of some persons cansed to be circulated at the last Eleetien, of haring: departed iron my' engagement, and hzving,loined Mr. Bankes:: Tct.2.1.17 unfo'undtl as these re. ports ,v.terc, my , efforts at the moment to repel them were of . little avalj. The , effectthey Produced, was a loss of the Votes u nae luindreds of •tilose who had . been in Friends at the preceding, Election, brit rho' at ••: - te second Election gave theirsuffrages to Mri Por4t - tan alone—a niealre, could he of no ttility to h (the real contest i)eiaL; acknowledged to rest between himself and Mr. Batikes productive of -.*try s coniidvrable chsapil:ointnlezit and . injury to me. Encouraged 4.the tl;tterin:f expressions end assuranccn of those smile 'Friends, when I waited noun them individually soon after that Election, larn fullypers:;:aded that they give no credit in future...to insinuations equally ihiorions to my interest and to my character ; and that they will nut suppose tievikitius from the solonn' declaration I now repeal, to . yon, of the' mast strict neutrality on ray part. Under this hupresiion I leak forward with sang - hine hopes to that Lind support at your hands, which nrust ensure my success. I have the harour to be, Gentlemen, With the tarnost , 41. - atitqe4 respect, and. esteem, Your eves fa . tthfal and obliged ittynble servant, Prra-; • Kingston, Sept. 4s, 134.