The Sun. — London, England, 1805-03-01 00:00:00

I~ Writ c . . 1 T.... ,r_.. ..._ , - ;_ „ T .. : . : ,,.,_ , . E ,:..,, ..... •, .: . , .4. f I / ; ii Ne' ~ : ( 4 l '''' ..... ~ , ,--,:\ 0 , 1 .- -- .4.. -- 1T, , , , .'.;\ ,e.../ ..7.-.1-,.4-.*.,...vz.)74:,i _ , -.. ,, wite , ,,,, , , i / \1 1 '44#4, 44"• - jiii . vc4, ' : i: 2) .i .7r.:1 - tjca' 1. .' '''' ' SUN. ~a P, l e dr• I ami to tliz #~>_^~ • ~~~}l r NUMBER 3887.} . .FRIDAY, MARCH 1 1 1805, (pit'ClE sixiitiT'aix. r ) IV.: re celftst r, :alO Aglit 'ba t ,?f'd ri)er• pehr• ,friAno. ) thg ,• it g 114 St'' ~' ~' :i !()V r . Ito' ? " If II" i Or Vti'll' ;1, 'fr ~t...... ..............„ _..........:„.....---.7 TOTHEATRE-ROYAL, I)RURY-LANt. NORROW EVENING, March 2, 18059 will be performed, DOUGLAS. Norval, by The YOUNG ROS CI US, cl.;::!,tliativl.aQiittl,loli?‘l,4i,r. MBr.AFelt?tlilN....iy)lßDE; ; • Stranger Mr. WROutil-ITON. Matilda, . !kits. POW ELL •.. Anna, Miss BOYCE. i w.vitt THE. DEVI L TO PAY. fobsoft, Ml': BANN!. ST I. R. Nell, Miss DUNCAN. Places for the iloes to lae., taken of Mr. Fosbreok, th e Bos.ollicein Little Russell-street. • id begin at at hjthepap.toso.rs.to be opened at half past Five, at !loxes 6s. Pit 3s. d. • Gallery za. Upper Gallery is. m d'Lll 'ill further notice; Place,s C.3:4 only be taken 1 The Young Rost.ius wilt . perform on Tieli--k , illld4lne:ateuridaely4t:iit'lli.ejlerenes.uing ~.veek. d v TiltiorfultalYte ~ Oa litionchi*Th.• I.{ • , 110tH • with 'The Lady K& , I. onty , , TUTiq,,VPRE.ROYAL, COVENT-GARD N' •MORRONV ENE:I\IINQ, MaTch 2, 1 . 80 5 f \v,..:11 I bc: performed, TO 'MAR k OR Nol"f0 'MARRY' ' With:New Scenc,.; and DuSss - ; The litiocipal Cliarakters by 11 ir MUND4, Pr. KEMBLE, ,_ -I;COKE, M-r. FARLEY, Mr. BRUN TON' l 'ltt. CLO E It,' klt,s; DAV FN PO Rl', And 4 YOU NC LA DY'. tht Prolovue tb be spoken by Mr. lIRLIN.TON. Iv; ;rite' Ist ilo-Axe by ill rs. G LO V E. ft. -40 , 2.1 time ' a New Musical Farce, called .., OU'T.OF' PLACE ; "YeliE I,AK-1,..0F LAUSANNE: The Charaders by kr it li t r ' IT 'LL, Mr. SIMMONS, Mr. BRAI-:;;LT, - ''?.ANQIIARD, Mr. ATKINS, Mr. 1..A.W , 1 -, 1 . 1 , pi,,, Sioora STORACE MisS WADDY. .11,_x7.0cfn.;!i.): t.nitoiiitxte.t tti.,(l,ett).e tailet, of Nit% Brandon, at the ' Per;- Tj'ebor;rs!vviii be opened st• Half-past 'Five' and rho • .14tholtsgtbegilt at nal trpastSi*. - C a ll er 93. et:oriet Vrtee 3s. P it 34. 6.1. Second Price 29. Oki/Pi. N'x'..°ll4 Price is. Upper Lialkry is. 31/4;‘2,,-140 money to lae, Item:lied. Second 11, 4 7,P, the New, Ct , medy of Tr, Marry pr . Not ,to. IVIa "Y" . a t t4t.."ew Musical Fiirceot Out of Pip.ce ; or, fllk , l .c. L a it i l.: ; .: . 1)4 %me, wiis•last iii4ht meived cvili Aihhoiiii, .1 . . tile ~ lic e "" ) (1 Will ,repeated every Eveni g till furl h e r no ...-... • FLORA GRiEC.A. T i lt .PuPLIc, • -f d tha t a PRA 4:cei orde livery, (.Iratli: respectfully in orate . s n,,,,,, ntld t. SPteTUS of this .plendid, Mr° RIC i '__, ,t. at Mr. hite's, Boot:5011e,, titet. .44 pen', ‘,„ -s q 44 w ithin' the (Cu. ildhall inereof, the 2.3 d •DaY of 'le 4 (-• Fe,br,uary, 180 i. . , • e t,..tileral'Aleetint 61' the Cuildty Iheorporation, I'4 e4co llsktler fit tAit II ram let y of petitioning earita ,: ovitilizzit, tot a,ltepe4lraf illr fate: Corn Laiv, 4. li 11 k 1 " Inge ii7itl, i!l,4.allititothdy adopted Isyllic ikiteti,t)g t Harvest i„ ~_nro liotwitittitAndilig the late 'abOuthrit ~ ,: i p i a t i of this Ctoontry, an uncommon Rise take!!:_._. thi-,.,,,.? !he pric k :ot Cr..in, a,princip4 cause of \\inc.!), ts,.',.'. .41 4 '; t 1 .s 1 oa ut t/ik Co rponition, to be found in the Att Pas_6.. 141'it'a'.155i9110f.4),arlion-lent, intituled• " An Act•L°J,Te's Irsibut,,llll,oriation anti Exportation of Corn, and 0 ; r t e qitbie ti.,,.,,0n,:. tto.hefts the CotnrnerCial Interest, the'bsis 'ind nen iu_p_- 4, it ttrengtit amp ptosperity of this Na 'on gt.rtt einlY. liS it th e 1 1 1 ,! ) u the Pic" of labour being so moderate Js to N g 4, titiariAletehants to cilia out . Mart uladure''• 4 t. Fo s _ .. tttikkithelirkvls equally cheap with those of other, _Natio!) , trs'. - tt N , 4 ,_ of lahonr being at the same tune od,tittarthten. Ttlit4.relile,;tli'llttliitlitret .a.,cprMirt4;:le Itvc•tt,o.v•i....t7ri,i,,,t. t_ailltko.°,!lN. A 41, T.; tench' to rill,.' th , .".. (Tice , r o v i st t , .. as . Zitxtc-tOrnj!rslY keitirlici4. to , thc" , l'ra N i i, i , p t , tli souht subl.t ~,:ien'isl..troy 91c . proportit n , arreti tle Prices of Labour and Ltb,,, r !e Artist at home or it must increase the Pr ., ice of or itti4ll,' and thus tiir i „„• 11 ' ; 'al to depriv t h 11Ierchint of the powe( of . corn- Va t -." 11l F ' ' ki t tt.e ' ,' t he Al cants at other --trig. ottign ...arNets .Witn, en. 3 ' Thai . . , n , year !:',3la; lace 4 . it lc well known that Britain does hat in a .' : ).„,,, 0441 _111114:hilt quantity Of c; rain to .sitpply, 1t%L..,, ,t h,h,.pr, and that many thousand puarters are atm Ity , 110 40, — ', 4 , I ,Yet the foreVairt- tit't 'so tar toot, encottraglng sttLit ,4tlllte ,/,tritp.rtation, pre.sen*3 a bar to it, ne.lrly pproach- N, 48 t4C;;l',;s6lBllt prottitiirigi.wbite the •-temporory Advan ^qxi—ii,l.trotp that Act to the Glower of !'ern can .no bec;:kthr., „Pitt Ili corripttion With its ' evid.lit injtirious diet's t4.tail.tY, lit log, : A lid these 4tivaut ages ~ciAt' never qtly i,„Jstrasnerii, for Use C;roWer anti CbriSuMer recyro a actor!qtly 'Pahl! ttPobtachother .-,the loss and . riijn cl .rilk,,inil. .1. 'Nt a.tr terminate in the loss and loin of the otner.r. 141113 on tilc Ate, !OF fall of. Rents,- and the demand. t ; c . ) tY (itllr4 ,4ity gilerir for judging as to to the necessio rlr4litheXtracr(linary necitragentent to -the Grower t c f e k•rs - t it; ,14.ce4'.!4 bY ilt , means, appg:irs to have LXIS e , li l t l'a tlnt ." 1,1,',e144,r1 orScorianit, where Rents end tlit. deinahci • it 1 44 ~ , Int those some yeais , past rapidly ilicreawit ixe4witen eniiouraget 'cut betn necessary, It noi!S lutt teor I :" tho',A a above t'll6ded to 'can: 'affurci any, cither No ta blef.„Ptnilait as the colisccptcut increase ,of Root would . shui4k,il)y thc ,t 4! vzduc of cott,t; butihy I. be.t . itiOnS IPbtiteittlill'q.°4 'ft ' Inc to the tineetnal and tiu et u,ating h t. ~,,s r.,n Irnport and .kx port. .- • Illi • '4014 ill h ' ' •r - ot r tons every ;;liih ` I K W hich ti I c DP4IIQn u t. 11- !)c, ' -P9.1. • finding .srelv., . ends to prevent the Pric e of G rain trorr! ~,,, ilok Iv., ultimately hiirtfut to tite'CuunNir..:l:74 tttl fr ' r t.Xpressing a wish titalt It4c'' Corn ,i,rii(h. % . 1tt..1- 144riti,41,ihet,ttsttzetous • Itestrittions .atxl LimitatiOns t() ir•geiNtiw ‘,.a•94 LXlkrirtAtt9n, Wiftitt it iabou „st,, i . g k.cith Laws at least in so for as they affect th , Fs f(((lee from!! v•klittclig,NDl i•lrmitt trol4l one place ;0 another within, the 6, ~,,_ titoont I,r4itnat ttor %tip rea o , 4 a petition in this Ihcor.. NO al I) ' ‘ 15c Presented to he' Ho orible tacte. of Coin- ' • , t •' l' fur k 1 . -, -n ore ..4.Aa wiiisecl (Ist c:o n 01. Neia epee rd • the as 4 ~. . • :44 1..i,4440t,:ttiti for arraineliviation of the existing, ~ 'l t 5. kgiteiitlot4el3 a nal r-lilild he autheris . ed _to subscribe ~, the TN te r 4 I alllit ():kvict Scott 1:.-a Memlictr (it Yarlla tt sk" thi 4441'4 u/ 14 '' .. 'ti ‘ll Preunt % ne, burnt, be iviii.islc ttii.tihtl4i these i(etolutions be published in T.n I 5 . t 17 .1i, 4 114 11 4 i' h , 11+ tatiliburt. I , i Ett ' c • • O Adiertniqr ; ~ too p c ,..,... ~- ii-- ~et'ung. ottrant, An . , ',Mine I ittelligtfter. ‘Siglieti) - 1 .AU1." ROBE RTS ON, Dead of Ouild. . ...........,-- . , A : . t , s . 'A .PitivArE 't () It , .:. 1. ROYMAN, a 'Fellow of a Coire'At''i vt'.__llo Usen (ari'Pkorltiee the 'fCI. . 1 ' °E1"1"m -r;ii tY.t o t he u t' Most sat's a oryevit,ento 4,4o ftr . lidertiiktng . and teKtimnies. to his :10t.,.. mil J f.s. "l4o l :hts,i, l :o , ,it : : of prig4 ) - 1 lug AS A P It I . yAT E TU . 1 °it „Id iv , rd.olty. • A ;It ..! Oxiotti Coiret.. 6 tlse,. St ra nd, . . ...... L...., A el.:1-:!;IAvIii.:LING AND,KtrucA.TioN- . il , A- ii„ YIMAN (4 io-ng experience in.t he litlye '1,4x1,. -.., 13 rl-‘,.;..- , • ' . - N . bleman or st,4 11,4, U. . , :,..,,,,tl., cit 4ccolopar,y:ng ,ii 0 ,• . vlick, "4 I. OUR, to the N 0 R 'l' I-1 of - E U R() P I:, o r 4ii,,, p ,, i,,,,,,, i .. 5 r , 4 0,, j , ~,, pre f er! he will ac e pt .of art . , e 1 i r gi t r , e i e tii!, L tr.• ,. .''' 8 utrq, at home or abroad. 4,.40s - (..,....ctttt: . P f e "cei W 'III he given. k.,..sys, 41 , 18 4;4 4PAC:iltiPai 4, Itt,ky ressett to C, C. at' t , - "413'4,.1.tovictellers, kinsbury,square, lit)11- . • nun' , ,grY I:4` ei, grA wg(6 to ' . This Day was .published, In one Vol. iSmo. price 4s . Od. ) Jound, and in Bvo. price 6s. bound, A COLLECTION of HYMNS and PSALMS, I'l for Public and Private Worship. Scle&d and pre pared by ANDREW KIPPIS, D.D. F.R.S. and S.A. ABRAHAM REES, D,D. F.R.S. the Rev. TH. jERVIS, and the Rev. TH.' Nro RC AN. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternos ter-row. • This,llay was published, NUMBER 'I. • Price Two Shillings and Sixpence, • (To he centinuatioccasionally), • rIENSURA LITERARIA : containing Titles and Abstrads of - Scarce Books, Original Disquisitions, and Articles of Literary Biography ; partly in imitation of the Plan of Oldys's British Librarian. Printed for l . White, Horace's Head, Fleet-street, to whom,. all Communications for the Editor are desired to be addressed, post paid. This Day were published, In Three Volinnes, 061avo, Price One Guinea in boards, THE WORKS, Complete, of JOHN BROWN, M. 1). of Edinburgh, consisting of z. Obse;vations.on former Systems of Mediciu4and Out. lints of the New Dotirine.. • . 2. A Refutation of the Marine of Spasm. 3. Element's of Medicine . , a corrected Translation. To which is prefixed, a Biographical . Account of the Au thor, by . his Son, William Cullen Brown, M. D. Printed kir Joseph Johnson, in St. Paul's Chursh-yard ; and H. 0. Symonds, in Paternoster-mw. The following Work is recommended to the Notice of Ship. Q wners,. and blasters of Vessels, who may intend to put in at Brasil. Printed for Y. lohnson, St. 'iattl's Church-yard. Price 6s. in boards. XTARRATINT, of a. VOYAGE to BRASIL; IN terntinating in the Seizure of a British Vessel, and the linprisotiment of the Author and the Ship's Crew, by the Portugue%e; for Fourteen Months with general Sketches of the Country, its Natural Prodnaions, Cologial InhaVtantS, &c. And a Description of the City and Provinces of St. Sal vadore And Porto Seguro. ro which arc added, a correct "Tat* of 'the Latitude and Longitude of the Ports on the COALS' Of lsrasil t Tai .Ole of Exchange, Jte. By .410 MAS LINDLEY. This,Day 'were published, ' I n Three Volumes, ptiee.tss. in boards, pOPULAR 71: ES. By • Miss EDGE. w Rl' . PrintedforT, Johnson, in St. Paul's Church-yard. ` Where , may be had, by the some Authoress, T. Moral Tales for Young People, in 3 vols. as. boards. 2.. Castle Fkt;ltrent; 4 s. 3. Irish Bulk, 4s• • ''•,• 4. Belinda,- hi 3 Voir.- 13s: 6d. .hoard 4. ' S. Education,. So:und 3:•YO1S. And her other Works., . This Day were published, • In Two Voles, price 73. ih boards', - - A SERIES of ESSAYS, Illtroclut,ry. to the Study at NATURAL 1-11STO,Ry„. By VEZ:iWICK. N 1 D. Late Prtotent tae Natural blwory si)6ety of .Edinburgh, A,utnur of " A SePacnf,f'opiqar C‘heinical.Lssays." Printed for foseph Johnsen, No. 72, St. Paiii's Church yard; where ini9 , be bad, by the . wine Author,' Popular • Ermays in Chemistry, pricc boards.. This Day were published, In Three Volumes, Duodecimo, price t®s 6d. or cm fine Paper, in Three Volumes, Copy Oetavo, price tlis. in boards, ELECTIONS from the Speetator, 'Cadet, Guardian, and Frceholcier ; with a rielintiriary Essay. By ANNIA LETITIA 'BARBA ULU. - Printed for Joseph Johnson,.No. 72, St. Paul's Church yard. This' Pay'waspriblislivd; In One large Volume Oelavo, price`y . in boards, the Fourth Editign SEIWONS ocl r ,tbe EFFICA.CY of PAA:YER. find :IN'l'l Itc.:LissioN, on the.A.iiicles ofthe tisTlA_ N rAtTli and on theitbit D'i SLIP P ER. • • - By SAMUtt:,OODEN, Late Woodwardian, Professor _in ...tile prikvAriiity of CAin bridge.. • . . To which hi prefixed, an Aeconnt of theittillitor4-Life ; toKc.t.her with A Yindicitionolitis Writing* spiiist,spine late Objedions by I3ishir)) Printed ? or Joseph olinsim, No. 72, St. Paul's 'Church'. yard ; ]. Cooke; o.i ord.; and 1: Deighton, Cambridge. • WANTED 'to For Three, St,Yerti •.VoQrteen, Qx Twenty-one . Years, AHOUSE , FURNISHED, neat' a Market Towh, with the cowtetliency of'S,tage*; Past, .Bcc. ,a . t mt tyy.sotl,andgwid, kvitli Water good and pl en ty f or fa. ly use. The open Down Count r y round Epsom, 'Leather head, Ike. sec:. would be •pmterred. • Must ecogsiqpfliating . and Drawipg Room, and (bur best, and ten Servant:' lieus,, with Cudeit.tiou, Stable, an d Kit. chen Carden, 'ea from - five to ten Acrta Ur ivleadvw Land. - Address 'for I. S. Stcvens's COllCc-bouse, New 114nd strcet. BEAUTY AND CLEANLTNTF.SS. . .. TO 5 weF4Clltale LS_ IC4tIT, 'clvanse the Mouth, p reserve an d v. Ititen the reeth,* cure G urn Biles, and reir&ove all otkn sive Ulcerations, is Tetdammentieti the • - '''• AMBON NA LOTION. - . - - 0 11""tlit Drni fr o m w hi c h t h e L ot i on is *prepared is I peculiarly adapted for all disorders of the M writ, TE Vl7l-1, and CU NIS ; it Was first imported by ,Gentle man of }pawn character end ioltune, \;/ hp, v periencA its mind - edit' elfi.tets, intrunueorl'ir fortiv:- benefit of others. While it cleanses the Mouth of all hitpurities and loatiti it:a lleles, it whitens. the Teeth, Deals the Gums, autiinstantly sweetens Ibe Brefith. . Nothing is so great a drawback to beauty as bad Teeth, nothilig.inorroffensive than a tisitid Breath ;--the Arrthoyna Lotion,' on the first application, improves the former and re moves the latter, while by its antiputrescent 'and balsamic qualities, it prevents decay, am: removes:all excro;entes. Shaw and Edwards, No. 66, St. Paul's Church-YAPis l'" - ing . the sole WO!, 'in the Sale of the above and following Medicines ' Fli.s MajePy's'Couirnlssioners of Stainp Duties, to secure tlleit Property trout -Piracy, have ordered their ad dress, Shaw and Ldwards, 66, St. Paul's Church-yard, to be engraved on,the Stamps accompanying each Medicine.— Tliiis is the only mark at authenticity. Sir Joint Hill's s. d. s, d. Balsam at Honey - 3 6 Marshall's. Cerate 14 Essence Watertlock - 3 6 Hallam's Antibil. Pills 2 9 Tincture Valerian -3 6 Ext. QUltSia s 6 . Barclana . 3 6 Newton's Tooth Powder a 9 , Centaury ,3 6 Widow Welch's Pills 29 , Church's Cough Drops z o Chamberlain's Pills • - a 9 Petftorat Pills r —.Detergent Oin4. 2 9 ' Chilblain Ob i t. r Wesse,l's !Mita' Drops 9 Tooth Ach Tinatire t Specific: Rowdy 2 9 Amboy na Mouth Powder 2 6 Sovereign' Ointment for Lotion - 4 6 the Itch, a Cure by a Ccrnwell's ,Cordial s 6 Hour's Application z 6 -Where alSo may be had every' Patent and Public Medicine, warranted genuine. All Venders of the above Medicines are requested to apply to Shaw and Ed waids (bywhom a liberal allowance is nude), and where will , Ilisty can be had genuine. .rxTu4LkING OFFICE, juntiary 30,.1805 THE CON/MISS lONERS far VICTUALL I NG HIS MAJESTY': NA,PY do hereby give Notice, Thai on TUESDAY the zd of April they will he re 24 I receive Tendert in writing (seated up) for such Quantities of the Plowing description of. STAPES ? viz. Crown Dantzic Pipe Brandy Hogshead 1 Track" Dantzic ; . >Stivef ki amtird) Stettin Pipe I • Quebec J • - • As the rerpegive Perton.tyt.l.o may make Pr4osalt thereof 14,111 conttna to ddiver into the Pia:telling Starts at Deptford and Plymoath, in such Proportions at shall hereafter" be* deterntitted upon : one half by the.3ta of Ot3,6er next, and the remainder by 3: tt tj Deretnher following; to be paid jar by Bias, payable, - with interest, ninety dais after date. The Conditions- of tre Contr.:l may be seen at MI Secretary's Olce. s. N. B. No Tender for a lets quantity, that; Fifty, Th. outawf Crown Dantzic'Pife, Ten Thonsand C'own Dantzic . 'Brandy, Twenty Thousand Crowa Davtxie Hogshead, or T-avitty,tive Thousand Brack Dantzic, am:Aro', Swan ; or Quebec .Pipe Slaves ; will be adetitted. IV,, regard will be bad to att,' Tender in TQL.7,-.5 the Price shall not be !were& in words at length, or i/at shall Met i;.lielli:ertd to the Board before One o'Cioc* our the said Tiveidar the zd of April next, nor utiles:the Perron wh,, makes the. Tender,• or .t.,:ne Perm on bit behalf, ,atiends, to dmeiver, when OFFICE, , Fobruaty 27 iSoS. rrilE COM ISS lONE RS for-FICTUAL LING ISIS MAYES" V's NA lir dv rrre4y.give Nonce, That on ,Thursdey• the 7th of March nex4 at .LC/even o'Cicck precisely, fti the FigenGfin, ilky 'WM 6e leafy to sell, Isit-b'eot Bidder, at His .41.2jestv's I/lanai/int ptewther, at Ileps4.rd, sli s sajsy Lof t of the following 'Provisions •a'rd' I:read, Bread 4ik.tt,li , ake-bouse • [l9w* WerPingCl Raishr,Rice,..t'ratr, Pease Sweepings, Oa: meal, Oatmeal Sweep ings, Y.Ts tßaip, Perf, Pork; Suet ;" New Sta 3; Ckcnbter, avti Qae.ke lan.l.e I &alas of defrriptionv, le: and eery He.z.fing friar, Pipe, L'runitv Piece aod Ruin l'ont-heon • ffeads, Bi:ndy 1-biece4 avd ttl , , , gzheads,..F,';e 11'701, b oo thst,i , .„ an/worn-out Coopers' Mat, 01,1 g at Hi> Li fs . irsty- s s/tcraars „ zng. Premites, at PePtlol. • A Depth Os/. per Cent. is to he ,ev seb,n tor awns's/ of tick Lot at the time S 4! ; ay.l ~F,,F th e 4 ;p,,, , j , be tra Paid',- id and the Pivtleiflarr take, ~way, Twewy I).Jyr afterward r, the Dep;4l( will be fofiittd. and the GPoir /eyr,the the Prgy, of (i,e Crown, The ribber CondWon: oh!). be. seen, and printed Catalog/at may be had, at the Sectwag's OFFICZ OF - 01WN/INCE, • , Febru:77 4 , tEos. PItIVCIP,4L OFFICEPs, /113 Al . 4 . JE.STrs ORDAIIINCE do hereby give I That Pralines .r.efithe received at their .offec, is St. ..ftvgaret's-itreet, 4e-I:J . /sit:wet., on or before Tstesday the cr'. Marelz !text, from such Pers'ons as may he tO the . S. , :priy of 1.17 age /or the - Rvall.eiraliery Horses stationed in aft. loslOy.lng Dint kir, zti2c. North Britain. Northern. Yorkshire. Vastern, exclusive of ‘V:irlcy. Southern, exclusive of elLithatn. South-west, Portsmouth,' isle of Wight, • _ . and Christchurch. Western. • • Woolwich, with its Dependencies. Watley, Chatham, and Mary-le. hone, far is period of Six Aloe& frogs the Ist of April /Text ; the For.z g to he furnished in nations to consist of sedbz Oiell'S 40 undr f fer Burin./ UPLAND . AM A 01,i' 114 •Elbs of .11"11RAT dr R Y E STit Arr . ; all of the best quality,•and tc be delivered at the retpeake Sta• lions at the e.ip. , ice 14 the Contra.lot The Prope.sals may be delivered separate! ) . or ,F;),.. each ; and -.4.41 expe&rd .that the (.'cntr.i.:l::: .Sh.t/1 rez.rive the Stable I)ung that may from time to time accumulaft, m.sking atr ,allov, , a see f the sane. • Furthe , Particulars, together with the Term , and . Condittosr of the Conlri3s, be kneen , lt up ii tippill,if;oll to Ike elFicer 'contnianding.lbe val Artillery in each liistrit7, aye a'ritho,. Hi* to nective•froNals, and also at the Secret.ry's (lilies, is St. )ILirifaret's4treet aforesaid, aly day betivee , : of Ten'asd o'Cliti4,' wher e thl Proposals may atsc asd to be u'rd marked on the -otter/de, " Tcrater for r - ragas ;" /net no PrlPosal can be admitted after the: .411,1 'j l4j' March next, ty - • Order of the linird, .. R. IL . kifiST INDIA HOUSE, • A reLettai, 1 ,8, 1 3 35 , rill - 1E COUR T o f DYR F.CTORS *f . be t7NI TF. 0 J CQ.IIPANY-of tiIIiIICIUNTS of £NGL4NP)rad,,,, ' ,the East Indies, 04 the 3oth iroaseKtrd Ity resl6re Air. William Rev, formerly St rgo94 an'. f E;fahltrbment, to the Confitaly's -Service, cool .lo llal'y in the Oft of . Parll4wfil of the 13118 Year I i .• - se w ltlatesfy, fir .estaldishiag. Reguiwit. , ft t,'ool'aV and tki said content of the C,urt of 4:titravr ; , • K taco laid before,-and conskte•oed at, Genet fl Court tf" . . , 41 cantpae33',6cldthi t f lop, purtu a l it to laurteeNd.i) , ,s so(itt ?9 , that PrP;se, .Nr.tice is hrrehtt given, ,Tkat a CD KT of the raid COAlPWAllrwill he 141.1 'hi , u'ifrnf a t tM , Muse, in Lealenhall.striet, oro 7117JRSDAY NEX r, e b e .ith 41 , 1 a ,• c h, ,o'Clork is th e .E. , reulcn rteall Six is: the livening, 1ia.41 on ttiji.ilowing Quest; m, , That 'Mr. WI t Nt Br. r Y formerly a Surgeon on thz u 'Madras Establishment, be reStoreLl to the Compai4's " Service as a Surgeon on that Establishment i" lit order to deferrals', by suds Balla, qti , beiber three ports ;sifts's. of ths Pecriefres &jibe said Conran) , sviso s4all be ps went s" , 7.1,1 ,aid General Coarf, COMM' that Brio , 4e resto-ea Csmra v os Service. WI Ltd. 4111 RsiMS AY , Seereriny. COUNTY OF DURI-IAAL FKEEHOLD ISTA TES, AIANOR, and COLLIERY, TO 11E SOLD; CAPITAL and Highly improvable FREE. HOLD ESTATE, consisting of-'the extensive Manor in the Parish of Rv ton, .:,tp.t all Right:. and Royalties appertaining thereto, with four:vett eligibl e F a r ms , and about 6fi acres of Wet - Aland, 4ontainin; , . tOetlier, by. esti :nation, t 3Sti Acres; and a very desitable:frozliold Farm call. ed the Hogg, ,containing, lw estimation, iS4 Acres of rich arable, and 38 Acres of WoOarand, ...most beautifully situato between a fine Trout Stream and trie Riv,r Derwent, in the parish of Lanchester, in the county of Du rltairt ; also a OA liery in full working, and communicatins t hh the River Tyne, a Water Corn Mill. arid a l'alier Mill, the whole lett to very respedable TelliMiS at low net rents amounting to 13311. per annum (exclusive of the Quit Rents payable to the Manor, and about 104 Aores of Wood Land. in liana). Th e Leases of he fourteen Farms expire on the t ztt: ot next, when the Rents will admit of a considerable iticrea_e ; th e Lease, of the Flagg expires uu the rut of May, !Si° ; the Leaseof the Paper Milton the lath of May, 1816 ; and about fifteen years are unexpircd of the Le.,,e of the Colliery.,-- The xv,holeis discharged of the. Land Tax, and Ty the free, except the Haim, which Is subjeel only to Cord Tyne., The several Estates , rnay be viewed on appl;ca6ou to the 'fetiants ; or to Mr. paws, iiritntrang, at. tieddon-00.Thc. Wall,, itearNetveastle-upon-Tyne, wher e printed Particulvs may rte ; also of Mr, Dann, Soh 'a or, Old Eroad,streer, London t Messrs. C tartan and Scott, Nevica.itle-iipon-Tyne ; aild..ral Messrs. Sharp and Kirkup, Lvii. thin, wheze Plans of the EbtilteS may be IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT: lioriSk OF PEERS. THURSDAY, FEB. 28... Tila further coilsideraticm of the Rous Peerage- Was referred till Tuesday next. Sclera! Private Bills were brciught up from the Commons and read A first time. .The _Quarantine Amendment Bill was read a second time:, and committed.'--Adjourned. HOUSE OF COMMONS. THURSDAY, Fcß. 21.. M. HAllittllCY WILLtANIS presented a Petition from the Twsn of Carnervon, for leave to bring in a Bill to empower the Inhabit:lntl to ereft a new Gaol.—Referted to a Commitiet. General Pll 'PPS presented a Petition from Cat. for leave to brilig in a Bilk for Improving the Towc.--Rtferred to a Committee:* Sir 54-M IVlargronmuar took the iths and his Seat. Mr. Sheriff SciioLer, at the Bar, presented a Pe tition from the City.of London, for leave to bring. in a Bill . to enlarge and improve Smith6e4l DWI oket ; which Petition, on .the Motion of Mr..C. PR I C t't was referred to a conunit lee. Colonel STA:4I.4'IY presented , sevf.yral Petitions from the. County 4A Lane4ster, the repcil of the Corn Bill of last Session. Aiter few word's trom . the SE cay.TAtty at WAR , who übsery ed, thai.llowever , fcs peci a ble the N t i. tioners, the grievances complained of by them did not exist, th -T vi eetitions . crc otclered to 1k on the Table. A similar.Pecition from Warwick wall presented by I4r. 4LACKBURN. Generat.GAscoyNß presente.d ?e.titions from the Mayor and Corporation oftiverp;wl, from the Met cii;int,t and other,lnitabitatas . of Liv.t.rpo , )!, Htat from the IVl2rehants and other Inhabitatits of ii,crttinglvnn, against the Biti for the. Molition of the tiid ve •f ode., —.O r deiej co lie on the .Tahle. The CHANCELLok of the ExciiEQue P. liref'ented a Petition frtltt House, for•the .establishment of cerfkk Reguki ions t h er d ir . state d. —Ordered to lie oh the 'fable. Sir W; Bytiltdwts . , after a f l ;:w prefatory oh.. servations, if) which h coiNeyed his opinion that it ivonitl be found .that Sir I-I,r.ne Popham had . been less eirpetnive . in India than his predeCeSsor Admiral Blankert, ruoved,,lhat there Ut laid before the'liouse Accounts of the rations of each , min per tidy. as charged by the Agents ,of -the Squaaroli under Sir Home Popham in, India, and by those of that . under Admiral Biarik.ett ; 14 , 4 s of exclunge . in bills drl wn by Sir - I-1. Popham, and those drawn by Admiral Illatiketr.—Orclered. Mr. J. FITZGERALD gave notice, that he .would move tfk.l34olloW for Returns of the Civil List of Ireland, with other Accounts. 'MC CHANVELLOR 0,! the EXCHFQU ER said, ,that he 'would take an early uppoituaity ut noving fur' s.a .Cotnrni+tee - of Liquify on the Discounts between Great lit4in and Ireland. On the Ms)tion of the StcRETARY at WAa, the CornmiftriOn the Mutiny Bill was (Icierred till to . . 'morrow. General FITZPATRICK, with a view of adding greater.solemnity to the proceedings of Regimenral Coiirts Mar tian.gave notice; that in the Coiornittee 'on'the Mutiny Bill to-morrow, he ihnuld 'propose 'that they may be ernpowered to administer Oaths i n t he same manner as General Courts Martial. This iv3s highly necessary when it was considered .how severe were the -punishment) hot:wattles in flitted by them. He thought it would be likewise e xpediint that no Officer should be permitted to at as President of a Regimental Court iViattial under t wenty-One years of age. 01 the i'vlotion of Mr. Cta F rkr Accdunts were ordered of all Sums paid to the 'treasury by the Executors. of the Hon. Keith Stewart, in part of the debt of 41,15.71. due by him to. Government, specifying the dilt of the different payments. • ABOLITION sp THE SLAVE TRADE. Mr. WUPERPG',VC:d would nut trouble the House a single moment on a subpa on which their sense had t:een so often taken, particulatly in so de. ride(' a Intoner as that in which it was expre bs ed last Session ; a subjea ton on which nothing new !lAA occurred to whlch.he could call-their attention. Resetviog t h e tig,t of reply, should any ob , ery t i ons .be i pade which slight seem to deinaud it, he w , u ld at present content ltirn4elf with moving, That the BM for the Abolition of the Slave Trade be MOW read a Second time." The SPE AKER observed, that as this was not a new 'measure, the Hon. Geutleinan could only be allowed' to reply by courtesy. .. Mr. FOX suggested the omission of the word " now" by which mean* this objettion would be obviated. On the queition being put, Gen. Gmcorias rose in compltanee with the declaration he had twde on aformer - evening, to.give his'determined opposi; tion to the Bill, He cf.:nfided in the..wisdoin and policy of tbe H ouse , t h at tntsy would fWE consider thetriselites pledgt:d by their detision in the list sion to Conic to a similar one in the present, unless the. necessity of the measure was-folly proved. It would be proper for them to ,consider ~in. the first place the expediency of the Abolition ,at all, and in the next place the expediency . .of it under the ettlical circumstances of the present tittles. He it Li granted that .the Honourable' Iviernitor had nothin k r i t.etv to say on the tcVre of inhainant, :v.d by bib eilenvi on that .head, that helgtc;.“ with ! , itt of the good effect-which thq