The Sun. — London, England, 1812-08-29 00:00:00

\\\ •f• t at_ 0 1 .B> A VIT 4 4I3t 4 Y4 14 m l ? , t 't• ' 7/7/ c fle(47'ir:i t * i , ~,, ‘$ ,--', --,,,,':: -. i.,ii , , , y-1 1 -, ~5,14,2,,,-1F.,,,,.,.. -*-•5., ~..-.1-.7i ---- -..., ~t,,4ii,--,:-):,..,,,•,,, V . , ......, ..—„„ ti .. f - ; l e. V 1 1 =a. . .3 I A , , , . . otai ,- . ~ 4 ........., z.,, , ,i w • • ••," • •••- • - NUMBER. -6232.1 SATURD Y, AUGUST 20, 14412. PR _CB :•3tXPEIN C - A L F1)1;1; 14 . 7, . _ • • ILAZARD, BUIZNE, and Co.. Stock-brokers, ;respectfully in:orrn the Public, That TICFSTg and 'SHARES for the present STATE LorrERN-, arc on Sale at their - Office, No. 93; Royal Exchange, London. This Lottery, consistiwr of only • lama: ,Tickets, will .he Vray,7n on the Sth of Next Month. The Scheme can airs prizes to the amount of ,El°°, Uoo', trtolusivc of AYhicir• are t t!ght Additional Benefits, each consisting' of Tivcnty whole , ickets, t o b e a ll o tt e d t o th e H o lders of tile Four first-draw ii Tanks. 'rice of a Ticket ,C2l 15 0 11 6 0 I d Eighth.. - . Quarter. .....15 r 0 I Sixteenth *** Letters, post-paid, dul the Country, accompanied Wit return of Post. ,C 2 18 6 1 9 6 ly - Answered, and Orders from ith Remittquee, attendeci:to by --- • A.BLANK:may gain 50,0001; by - eat - ter of the EIGHT EXTRA PRIZES of 'TICKETS ;riven by the °NrEACTORS, in the STATE LOFI'ERY , of 10,000 1 C..164:426, all to be Drawn the Bth September: SCHEME. 2 Prizes of.. ,c.1G,000.. are..,C 32,000 , . 2 Plizes 4,000.. are:. 8 , 000 2 Prizes 0f.... 3,000.. are.. 0,000 • A__ , 4 Prizes 0f.... ',OW.. are.. 4,060 upwards of Two - Thousand Prizes of 500/. 3001.• 2001. &c. &c. dowa to 2.2/: the lowest Prizes, and ~„ Every Number will Joe Drova fronti.le Wheel. 4 11 - ICKETS wad' SHAIIES are Selling at the of. the Csntractor for the Lottery, No. 4, CORN:"IILL, - gr•uu No. y, CHARING-CROSS, Londa3. • •NEW STATE LOTTERYI pIDDING and Co. No: 1, Coinhill, and No. Ch m aring-cross, (third Door from Northuberland ,nse, opposite the Statue), who old in the Last Lottery, 41° . 6 ,131, a Prize of 5001. and N0..3053 and 1,205, the TWO I,As'r PRIZES of 26,000:. ever sold , also 2P:21, the- first of -WOl. all in Shares; return their grateful Thanks for, the, Patronage of the' Public, and acquaint - them that the NEW 4 44 YFTERY of 10,000 Tickets, to be *drawn on the B th of Sep *kbraber, contains no Prize of less Value than 22/. and has tale , t%lsual Proportion of Capitals. Purchasers at PIDDINC; and CO.'S ()filets, will also have vGurr ExTRA with the Four First-Prawn Snks each of which in bOth Classes, will he entitled to 10 ~ l iole Tinets,',deposited at the Bank of pigland for the . liolders o f th ese fortunate Blanks, 6o that a Blank may now tain 50;0001. Orders from the Country, enclosing the Amount, pOst "id, will meet the same attention as if the parties were kesent. DRAINAGE AND NAVIGATION COMIpNED. • HE , COMMITTEE for conducting : a Plan ~,, for the improved Drainage and Navigation by'the river • Z!eliraid, from Stamford th.ronghSpalihng, in .the County of Lincoln, i;ereby give Notice, that a MEETING will he bell • re the Torn Hall . at, Spaldi, , on'TUE , , S , DAI,', ..1.1 ,Ist 4 , 1 y , n - f Pt-cal./tr . nert, as „snort. a. ‘,ll-e,.Sott...l,.goil l z . nd Draini,- o Vsine.;'s" is -diSpOsed of, f3r th;;! - Plilp,1, - Q.' of tc:.,civing 'the • 4- ` 1 1194 of Mr. Bevan, the Enginw.„, who.wißT.,ttend on ,t,he ' fccasion. _ Mantiee Johnson,. ' john Molecey, • , . . Thomas, Pnlyevt9ft 2 . . James . tlimdell, - Thor , Ns Thorpe, - W. M: Johnson, William Larnb,, ~ • Charles Wych6 c.-m. Edniaids, -; --: Edward Brown, -•- . Joseph Mawby, . JOsrpl4l3.obin : son. • . ...., - . ' JOseph Mottlihousei • August 21, 1812. . • • • . , . ESTATE FOR SALE. GLOUCESTERSHIRE. STDELEY CASI'LEr, MANORS, AND FREEHOLD ESTATE. . • • -TO BE SOLD.:I3Y AUCTION, On Thursday, the 27th of August, at the HOTEL, CHELTENHAM, IN.THIRTY-ONE LOTS, • UDELEV 'CASTLE, - and the extensive K-1 MANOR - of SUDELEY, jwith , Wiaehcombj, and , 2268 Acres of Arable, Meadow, 'Pasture, and Wood Land, ly ing c , Unpact,' well timbered -and ., watered .(the 4treate , 't ,part whereof is covered by a Modus in lieu of Tithes, and is unciitunionly rich and fertile), now let in capital; aril con venient Farms, held on old Leasss, which will .expire at the time the Sale will be completed, • with- good • Farrn,bouses, "dings . , Labourers' Cottages, and other requisites, render &Lig it oite,;f the finest. Estate s -in the County. The Castle:; at a moderate 'expellee, might be fitted up as • a magui:icent Mansion; and -the Lai are divided so as to t fru several eligible Estates-- with beautiful Situations and fit for the residence of Gentlemen fond of Agricul ture, as well as of opulent Graziers and Farmers. Turnpike Roads have lately been made from this Property t O Cheltenhani, Seven Miles; to Tewkesbury, Evesham, and .3143 w each Ten Miles. - • • - May be viewed by applying to Mr. Richard Ireland, at th e L o d ge F arm , near Winchcomb, of who printed Par, ieula rs , w ith a -M a p, may b e h a d ; • and also at , the principal - Tins in th e County; at the White Haat, Hotel, in Rath • at u e °dice of Messrs. Firrer and .Co. ' tendon;, and of Messrs. - Webb, Webb and Attwood, Salis bury. . , • • . • • .''l[l[ol4ll.ES'sztrrrsn,ELuip, for prcs eyvin g and promoting the GROWTH of HAIR, sold Whole sa• l eand Retail, price si: . 6(1. •at his Ornamental Hair Mann ' ory, tbe.top of -Essex-street, in the Strand. -This Prepa .' taticti is offered with a just confidence to the Public, as in nocent and efficacious; by its inherent qualities it will pre a • (- ve the Hair that remains, and also improve its growth ; . 4 _ has been knoWn to restore Hair -"on- bald places, and it !_ertainly retards the appearance of Grey Hairs. The man . A er of using it. beingpeculiar•to itself, directions will be seal . I; lip with the bottie. This Fluid is recommended 'to the accompanied by no fulsome' panegyric. cit - ily ' ▪ ulieits that it may be put to the proof, and. rest on its own prevent a slmrious article, being imposed on the ▪ lblic . ,norie can he genuine Which is rot signed by .1 - Molines. N• 11. It•isstrongly recommended to Officers,• and others 10 to w qr arm climates, being a certain preventative front :• sing to . . . • GENUINE AILDICINIf,S. • NEWBERY and SONS, No. 45, St. Paul's '• Church-yard, London, or No. 29, Dame -street, 13 trblin, Proprietors of Dr. James's Powder; anti other valuable Preparations,,inform the Public, that in conse cluence of the New Duties, the price of that Medicine is 2S. 91 - per Packet, or 11. ss. 6d. per Dozen, or 'a Dozen in • Bottle, 4s. as made up for the Army and Navy but observe that the words 4 ' F. Newbery, No. 45, St. Paul's," 41 'e engraved in the Stamps. • , The following arc the Prices of their Medicines, duties included ; but those who purchase six, or more, will oe allowed the Stamps gratis. - • s. d. s. a. 13 r. lames's Powder 2 9 Dalby' s Car m inatiire t 9 0 . Analeptie Pills 4 6 Strong Tina. of Bark 4 c , Ditto Antibilious Pills 2 9 Huxham's ditto - 3 o • b r.Austiii's Chalybeate4 English Coffee .-- 2 g Dr. Steer's Opodeidoc z 9 Essence of Ginger - 2 9 b, nvulsion Oil - z 6 I nglish's Seats Pills r cam.mileDrops t 9 Cheltenham Salts - 2 g I_Ssezwcor Coltsfout 3.6 I pecaeuanha Lozenges t z• r Spence's Dentifrice 4 0 Dr. Solander's Tea - 9 :The Cephalic Snuff - i 0 Henry's Magnesia - 2 6 of Blois 0 lVlaredant's, Drops . 5 ft Glass's Magnesia - 3 6 Spilsbuty's ditto - 5 6 `# - Leo., Liniment - 5 o G;ant's Cough ditto t 6 • ,A,:.istoritatic - 9 Greenough's ,l'inctures Lurhc ins - - - 2 9 Ditto Tutu Lozenges t r • lioni , et's fills - i a Soothing Syrup - z Ample allowance to Mer‘liants, &e. for fixportation. NE PU BLICATIONS. This Day was published, In Four largeTtilunteS, Octavo, price :31. in boarlS, BOTANICAL.MATERIA INIEDICA,.. con= zak "sisting• of the Generic and Specific Characters of the Plants used . in • Medicine; and Diet, with Synonyms and ice f erences to M":di(,..l Authors. . . By JONATH A.N STOKES; M. D. Printed for J. Johnson and Co. St. Paul's Church-yard. This Day were published, By Henry Colburn, Public Library, 50, Conduit-street ; John Anderson and George Goldie, Edinburgh ; and John Cam= ruing, - Dublin,' Editions in French and English, in, Two Hvo.‘price,elis. of 744 - Ego' RS of the PRINCESS : - ROYAL of P:tLISSIA, MARGRAVINE of BAREiTH, Sister of FREDERICK. the, GREAT. . WIUTTEN BY HERSELF. These Valnale and interesting Memoirs are published iron{ the originlk Mi. in the hand-writing of the Princess. Th ey contain a mul itude of singularly curious anecdotes important facts (hitherto wholly unknown) relative to the Courts of Berlin, St. James, &e. 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Thre,OLohtmes, Octavo, with Two Maps, price 11. 16s. boards, lIIPWR.ECKS and DISASTERS at SEA ; - or; HISTORICAL NARRATIVES of t.he• MOST NOTED CALAMITIES and' PROVIDENTIAL DELIVER ANCES which have resulted from. MARITIME. ENTER- PltlSE, , with a Sketch of various Expedients 'for preserving the' Lives of Mariners. Printed for Longman, Thirst, ReeSr, Orme, and Btown, London ; and Archibald Constable7and'CO. Edinburgh. FOR THE TEETH AND GUMS. ' TUN ESSENCE .of PEARL - and .PEARL• DENTIFRICE, invented bv-the,late - JACOB HEMET, Dentist to her I:la:*sty and thC Prince Of Wales, are greatly superior, both in elegance and efficacy, to any thing hitherto made use of; they will effectually Preserve the Teeth in a sound state, even to old age; , will render them white and beautiful without the least impairing the Enamel, fasten such as are - loose, keep such as are already decayed from becoming: worse, prevent the Toatlitach, perfectly cure the, Scurvy in the-Guins, and make them' grow firrn'and close to the Teeth. They likewise render the ,Breath delicately sweet, and remedy alt thoSe Disorderi . that are the consequence of ' Scot butie • GumS And bad Teeth.. ' . . They continue tube sold, wholesale and retail, by Bayley and Blew, Cockspur-street, London, price 2s. Od. each; and retail by T.,Scarman Qate partner and successor to Mr. He met), George-street, Hanover-square. None are genuine .but what have the words, "J.-Hemet, Bayley, and Blew, Cockspur-street," engraved in the**tainp, and a Label -" Bayley and. Blew, Cockspnr-street,,Londoir, London," p.:.sted-on the back of each bottle and box. ' N. B. The Essence is recommended to Parents and Persons who have the core of. Children as the greatest preservative of yotutg aiid tender Teeth. `sei ot , , , viNtmAtc. • • (The original Invention of Mr „ H RY, and brought by Ms suce.eSsivelmprovements 'to the highest 'pertedion) conti nues to be preparectand sold oy Messrs. ft EN It 'IC, Manu. !Return,: Cliernists, IVlanchester. • rpliS agreeable perfumed Liquor I.slich is cotri concentrateit Vinegar, joined with the most plea.ant .‘ , .4natics and efficacious Antiseptics, tn:iy be kept unimpaired ia any Ciiinate, and for any lengrh of time: It; poogeitt ( r adapts it fir aftbrd!ng relief in Head aelis, Faintidgg,•&c' and renders it pectiliat If grateldrand refresh ' ing.iti ciowde,4 Itocnii:ls, in I. 4 ‘%es of Public Resort, and in the Ap.riments or the Sick.. it counteraas, also, 'the in tedionot .Contagious •Diseases. As many spurious and inferiOr Preparations are sold tinder th'e same and siinilar , naines, , thr are riAl nested' to ob. serve, as the oniy proof of its being that the names of Messrs. Henry, Manchester,' are engaved-on-the•Stam'p. The - Arorniitic Spirit at Vinego,, in iiottles, price as. 94. each, Stamp . inellided, is siOld*wholes,ale and retail by-Bay and Blew, cocicspor-sw.-et (the only Agents in London authorized by the Proprietors) ; where May be had, Spoi,go IloxeS of Gold, Silver, Cornelian, Co stal, Also; HENRY's CALCINED MAGNFSIA, in Bottfes, at 2s. 9.1. and larger with glass stoppers, at 4s. 6d: each ; their names being on the Stamps., AN IMPORTANT DISCOVERY, Seventeen Years Established; in the first City in the World ; ONSEQUENTLY it becomes a duty i cum 'bent on the Proprietor, to give it, if possible, uni versal publicity, whicli he is now endeavouring to accomplish, at'an.expence littleiqhott of Three Thousand Pounds a Year, • by hour)) , informing and hourly proving to ,mankind of all descriptions, that those who are tortured with 'the Gout, Rheumatic-Gnat, Rheumatism, Pleurisy, Head 7 ache, Bilious Sick Head-ach, asthmatic, Consumptive, .and Bilious com laints;.ToOtL-ache, Face-ache, or , ..Ear-ache, may 10e curedin a reasonable time by use of the GUESTONIAN I\ll - D 1 - ONES . ; and by applying to the Inventor , B. GUES T, Che mist, No, 9,,Great ,Surrev-stree, Blackfriars 7 bridge, between the hours of nine and twelve any morning, (Sunday excepted,) may be perfectly relieved before they leave him, which is such an earnest of cure as no empiric or regular practitioner, ex cept these that practise with these preparations, did ever dare to proMise, beemise not : being. able to succeed, tbi.y' would prove themselves impostors, and the lame ducks would quack so loud as to be distinctly heard at an immense distance, justly pronouncing them pretenders only to medical know ledge. Tires Preparations arc railed in X•ondon only by: the Proprietor; but may be had wholesale from any of the ie spectable Medicine Venders in Town, , and they will TeCcive from them such a diF.ccureaslnust be considered liberal on quantities not I.oii than half a dozen each.' And those that wish to be informed respecting their perfect.safety, and salu tary efficacy, may receive that information by examining the Star Newspaper, or by perusing B. Guests Guide from Pain, which is sold as above, price is. Statements of cases will be. immediately attended to, if they inclose a one pound note, and medicines to that amount will be forwarded by the first return. SPY RING mid -MARSIMN'SPU E LE_NION Al IU, For'PunHa, Lemonade, Sauces, ,Etc. • iIAATILIES, Taverns, and Inns, -will find it ex=' tremely convenient, as it 'snits every domestic 'purpose where the Lemon is .necessary; also Officers, Captains of Ships, and others, as it is a: y and portable . ; and will retain its fiavnur evFry Climate. prepared only at 163. Borough, London, and sold in bot tles, at as. 6d..by most Druggists, Libraries, Curttedioners, Nledicine-vciiders,'and by the following Oilmen in London, Balls; Brown, slid Thomas, Bond street; Aveling and ,Mackie, Piccadilly; Stinton, St. James's-street; Price, Haymarket; Pressey and Barclay, 0):ford-street • Lazenby, Edward•street, Portinan• square ; Rawlinson, Great Port-' land street; Clarke,,Goodge-street ; Williams, Tottenham- Lona road, WeSt, King-street, Soho ' Aveling; Gloucester street, Bloomsbury; ,Wright, Lamb's Conduit-st . teet ; Shout Son, Merchant, and Powell and Son, Holborn; Hick son,.Strand ; Simpson, , Fleet-street; Hurcombe,,St Panl's Church-yard; Hales, Potiltry and Birehin-lane: ; Crabb, Lombard-street ; Wix, Leadenhall-street $ Bull, Aldgate; • Young, Wapping ; Stokes, Fenchurch-street ; Little, Bi shopSgate street ; and Sprague, Bridge.street, Wetininster. (gr Please to observe• their names on the bottle and wiap . er, as the label and diYedions have been imitated by sev e ral Jews. going about the country, deceiving shopkeepers and others, by selling a spurious article, making any allows:ice to get ready ineriey. VUBLIC EXPENDEI'f2tE, The Twelfth:Report of t.h.c•Con:rnittze o P nu . Eipenditurep'resents notiew pevtation or flcfaint of enormouv amount, yet it cxpLtio,..3 Che f e..;s4H_7; condition of some of the, old ones ; Itnr! vel tion to the new discoveries which it makes, it ma be obserVed, tiii!t'dishonesty and flegligeuce not their ckaracter.when they, are evinced oilic in the waste or fraudulent appropriation of sw.Ail sums; and there is, therefore, mach in, this Report with which tile nation ought to be acquhidted, that theinople at lailge may be in a conaition _to . estimate truly the merits of the men •who have been engaged in their service. The Commissioners state, in the opening oftheir - Report, " that the two sums stated to have .been : irregularly and improperly.. drawn from the .Pay- Office in May, 1799, and July, 1800, were-paid by Mr. Steele in February and April, 1807, .with interest upon both, from the day of their issue, to that of the repayment." • Barrow's . defalcation in the. Navy Pay Office re mains ataboht 5,6001.; and hil:xs,tlf ab 'sconded, he has become the \ subject of an out- tawny. Hunt, the late treasurer of the Ordnance, „re mains also indebted to the public to the a►ziount of 89,8771: - The case of the late Mr. Fordyce, Receiver- General for Scotland, is-a remarkable o - iee. This person's whole defalcation 'amounted to about 50,000/. ; but the - Lords of the Treasury have come to the singular determination, that his es-. • tate'shOuld - lie - relieved of so - much of this debt as was otrasioned,' by the •fallure of the House of Messrs. Douglii and Cockburn, (amounting toun wards of 13;0000 Mr. Fordyce having been induced. -to place his noney in that bank by the recommenda tion of Lord Rockingbam. - . To this. - we have no objection whatever ; but common justice requires, that if - Fordyce's estate - is to be. relieved from the 13,0001., the estate of the Marquis of Rock ingham, who made him place the money in Doug las and Cockburn's bank, should be made liable to , that debt. • - Upon this point the Report before us justly oh ,serves is to- be apprehended that tkis deci sion may have a tendency to establish a' mis chievinis precedent, by holding a public : officer irresponsible for 'the agents whom he employs ; it being stated as the reason for indulgence in. I.llr, •Fordyce's case, that he lod‘,4ed the money, not with his own banker i but with one recommended to him• by the Minister, from whom he received tt‘e. appointment. Your .Committtee conceive, that if Mr, Fordyce distrusted these agents, woo were made most.' improperly an appendage to • the office, - he ought not to have accepted it ;; but from .the moment thatlie.consented to employ them, he became fully, and according to,every principle of justice . , responsible for them." Tiae Iteportthen goes ~on to observe : " Ano ther. circumstance, not perfectly intelligible to yOnt Committee, the ,remission .of all charge for.iriterest, prior to the:death of the late Mr. Fordyce, in July 1809• The suffering of large sums to remain in. the . hands of accountants, without even charging them with interest :; frtnu the time of their quitting odice; or being leg-Or-ed . .to render their aceoillits and pay their balances, tends." - ttreountenance that tardiness which• is : in all cases so detrimental. to the public ). and toilis courage the early producing and pas Sing of ac counts, which your Committee again earnestly de sire.to impress upon the House •as being the only effective mode of enforcing regulaiity and economy in a large expenditure." . • The following is the account of Mr. Goldsmid's defalcation Due from Mr. OOldsmid, at the time of , MS death, oh account of the departments of the, Pa.ymaster-General Treasurer of the Navy 'Treasurer of the Ordnance ~„ Total 466,621 " Paid into the Bank of England since Mr Goldsolid's death, liy the Inspectors of his Estate; on ateount of the debt due to the Paymaster General k 3,1196 9" I Treasurer of the Na:vy 134,395 14 2 Treasurer of the Ordnance 45,000 0 . 0 Total . Z .. 233,292_3 3 Remains due k 233,329 9 The case of Lord Tyrawley is a flagrant one.— Itappears that " the Barracks and the Board of WOrks of Irelandfor.SQl:llC I's; until the 19th of October, 1803,. Were under the direction and su periutendance of Lord Tyrawley, as First Com missioner:: his son, Mr. Catfe, being the Trea.;. surer. The Barracks were then separated from the Board of Works, and incorporated with those of Great Britain, and the Board of Works was ar ranged in some degree on a different establish ment but Lord Tyrawley' - and Mr. Cuffe Ceased . to have any connection with either of the branches: "- The annual accounts from the 25th of March; 17 . 96, to the 19th of October, 1803, were then outstanding, and not delivered 4 in for audit ; and the sums of money issited to the Treasurer on ac count, during that period, appear from the 12th Report of Commissioners on Fees, Gratuities, &e. p. 7, to amount to '1,835,234/." It appears further, that from the year 1803 up to the Ist of July of the present year, almost in cessant applications have been made to Lord.,Tv rawleay, to britigthis account to audit, and hitherto without effect, except, indeed, it was presented on the Ist of July, the last period of extension .mentioned in the Report. This is the conclusion of the Report - on this subject :- 1 "It appearS that on an application from 'Lord Tyrawley, for farther time to make up these siacauuts, the period. was farther exteAtcled by