The Sun. — London, England, 1812-01-25 00:00:00

Nui::itF.t i 604. T fi 4:I.TRE ROYAL, COyLNi- t., ON MONDAY EVENING, Jan. 27, will be Performed the Tragedy of THE REVENGE. Alonzo, Mr. C. K EMMA; ; • Zarnta, Mr. KEMBI.E • Leonora, Mrs. EG ERTO ' N. • After which will he performed, for the zSth time, a New Panto:llia - be, called . .• HARLECWIN AND PADMANABA; OR, THE GOLDEN FISH, with entire New Mo-ic, Machinery, Sc=enes, D;csses, naba, r.- j E PERIES; • Sultan of Cashmire, Mr. NORMAN ;. Ornar, the Fisherman, Mr. BOLO GNA, Jun.; c 4 ,„Vacattakihri, tile Persian Cook,. Mr. GRIMALDI ; L'elica, the Siiltan's Daughter, Mrs. PARK E It ;.• Lorca, the Fisherman's Daughter, Miss E. BOLTON. Th e hi new P4irne of Harleynin and Paa, r, C oldencish nto , having been'received throughnut dmana wi b o th the approbation and applause, will be repeated ever)' Cron till further notice. c r ` a 'n Tuesday will be produced, for the first time, a New n d Operatic Drama, in Three Ads, called The Virgin of b ue :",". founded on The Incas Marnr,ntel, and K0tz4...- t i rei 4 Play or Rolla, or, The Virgin of the Sun, .with en. Y new Music, Scenery, Dresses, and becorations. ONLY EIGHT THOUSAND TICKETS. E\‘ SNINALL STATE LOTTERY, to be All drawn :;0 Early Ls TUESDAY, 18th Febtuary. - SCHEAIE. 2 - Prizes o; X 20,00 0. are 44,,000 2 . - ..,,,,0,.) - - 6 ,040 4 - --, i, 00 .; - - 4000 6 - - 4 0 ' - 2,400 .. and 1;585 Prizes of ,c too, &c " &A:. &e. Is- • • the- i3i sii=(Contractor), sincerely thanks the Publie for 1 , /o Lr enstinguished. layouts at his truly fortunate Offices, t ; 4+ CORN I-11 LL, and. No. 9, CHARING-C11.(1_ sj, 11 vites their attention to_i.he Scheme 0f... the present very 4 ' l Lottery, and begs to stare, that atthougo it consists of last I W l' T hirds. the Number of 'l' ickets ci:ntailied in the v,_ Otter Ly. 3et there are an equal Number ot Capital . iz es . ~ - . it• this v,ives to Adventurers a much, gr erat ,, ~! 4,10.000 In . . . . ~ . , . ti l „‘ r chanze to obtl,iii . a I wenty I tiousand Pound Prize, il l ' l4 any Lottery hiiletto known. From the very limited ti ntber 01 "Fickets so t meet the .demand, an immediate put th'e", at the above Offices is respecifully advised, where in 41c-otter)," just finished, and in the Two last, T. LASH a nd Shared the.-fullowing Capitals :.,- 1: 6 4 97i Class A - £20,000 5,83 5 , ClaSs B . ,C 2,000 31, 4 3 , ' , A - - 16,0.0 4,026 - C- - - 1.000 3 ‘ ,'7 1 - 6 ' 3 2 ‘ - , C - - 15,000 1,525, - A - - 1,000 Flo:" • A - - 6,000 . t,825, .. B - - 1,000, tA s ' l , l, - A - -3,00 a 2,717, ~- - A - - 1,o„6 '' - A - - 2,c00 2,717, - B - - 1,000 ... 1., hzo. :C. HE superior AT ENT - btu risa RT I NG CLOTH, HE supeiior kind - of Texture which is the ex . - bl clu,lve privilege ot this ..Fabr al ic, renders sc it thr. Most tj: 4 nt, comfortable, and economic deription of Shirting tit ever yet manufattured. to he beautifully white; is warranted for durability lls'4lto the be s t Irish Linen, and about half the Price. S t. Q i l d Wholesale and by the Piece, at is 4, elteapside, near : 411 ; arid Co. 89, Pall-Mall, and no other . 1 :e in Lo t don. thi s last tiree years Sale has fully proved the utility of , Manufacture ; te t.) "' De found to possess every advantage for which it is - . IlllS MONTHLY MAGAZINE. THE SUPPLEMENT to the Thirty-second Vo y, of is TIIIS DAY ready for Delivery ; containing a . v .l r iety uncOmnionly interesting Passages from new and 144trable Publications, during the last Six Months,, together vi 1 enlarged Indices, &c. &c. 11 ,„ re •B• Mt the Numbers nt the Monthly Magazine which ' Out of Print having recently been reprinted, complete seile e tsr' or any single Number, may be had of all the Book rs. ti . „ DAMP AI AND FOGGY WEATHER • ailed ß th ose afilided with A STH MAS, HOOFING-COUGH, and "1- 7 ,,' " "ICULTY of VREATHING. RaS . Original PECTORAL BALSAM 11-1-ioicEnoUN 1-ioicEnoUN D, an elegant Preparation. trona th at krlow n Herb, has for near Twenty Years obined the t o ? eminence (beyond precedent) lor the - ctireot ta the above mist of ; the auttienticily of this may be ascertained.at 9f the respectable venders c.f . Medicine, in the princi aiirl Cities a n d 'f awns i n th e U n it e d Kingdom. The poit:- ti o " , A1 salutary etletts of this invaluable Medicine needs i t , comments on its virtues; tire extensive leinand proves Il s uperiority as a ;Altaic Nledicine to give immediate relict. k q 'e Nlblie will please to observe, each bottle enclosed in ',tteqecl Affidavit, made at the Mansion-house, London, i il k4l t ' l e 7th, Cr.os, without which it cannot he genuine.. Sold ottk s a t los. 6d. —4s 6d and as. 9d. each. Wholesale and Retail by Dicey and Sutton, Pori iirreli•yard ; F. Newbery and Sons, ShaW and Edwards, tl Paul's Church yard': lolm Evans, Long-lane ; Bar t a h l; and Sons,' Flert-markt - t ; K. Johnston, Greek street, W. rtcn, 59, Barbican ; Sanger, 150 ' Oxtoid.street; ; 4 "1 , f , only Proprietor, K Ford,-Chernist,GoSweil-place, 1;_1' Isli ngton, trout Barbican; by K London ; and w,holssaie Venders of Medicine. OM iN OIL, - ' 4 'bised f by R, their Royal ß Highnesses the Prinee.ss of Wales and Duke of Susaex, rout most of the Nobility. MACASSAR tilL for the'HAIR. • IIE Virtues of this Oil extra c ted from a tree itt theislantfol Maca'ssar in the Cast Indies, are far CiYiurni eulogittln - for increasing the Giowth'olHair, even on (I Places, to a beautiful length.and thickness ; prevent liit tailing off or changing 'cufour. hi Dressing the i ll ''' . it is pre.eminent -for strvngthening the curl, b,:stow-• i t . i ! an inestimable. gloss and scent, rendering the hair I, 3c Pressitily attradling, promotes the Growth of Whiskers, I ,4'e-br ows, &-.c. In tine, it is the tirst Produaion in the ti fin' restoring and beautifying the Hair of Ladies, Gen. ~,1 11 tti, and Chiren. y v 'uch celebrity 1143 it attained, that it is daily honoured th e ti k i the satitions- of Royalty, Nobility, and Gentlemen of 'a . vy and.Army,' and Public at large. It is natoxious titct suited to all climates. . °old a t • 6d . t • and large bottles, containing eight 41- rialt 3s ' o ' . • L , at is. each, by the Proprietots, Rowland and San, b 'uY street, I lattOil:g oden, London ; and by'APpuintment, Wi‘" ll '• Smyth, 117, Overton, -47, Tamer, 7i, D. Rigge, 35, 1-I,"' bond - street; , ; Bayky and blew, Cuckspur street ; Co. tall Mail.; Rigge, 6;, Clleapbide ; Bow. Walker;Borough-; W and Co. yctr, Manor-row ; I,"r 'ucrncl hars, Piccadilly; atad by all Perfumers-and Medicine icers in every 'Market Town throughout the Viiited Arloin ()' I of servile Imitaions, as the genuine Macassar iris the signatures of th e l l roprietors, " A. Rowland and . 1 ( Gentlemen, luly 16, tSti.. 4 . Write this as a convincing proof of the efficacy of your l a gQkssiir Oil. For near three years my head was quite 41 , it . • l t i et , ic hair came °Walter my illness; during_that time 1 ()i t ', several - advertised yr:prat:ons to no purpose. Your i t. oeing hi high esinnatron ill this place,-Iriduced me to try ; 0 , 1 44 1 in , a short time my•hair was wonderfully recovered , Ai r ; I have the pleasur4 to assert, the Oil eontains.those } r ,,. t oes you express in your Bills and Essay :in short toy treat!vcr was so comfortable, is tree front dandrtll, feels ex thi,_y pleasant, possesses a strong curl, and is extremely 41 4 .:, 4 '• .1 shall make it my study to reeounnend-it, and you `' lily free will to publish this note, Your 9badtent humble servant, . - CHAS. EDM. COLNIAN,-. To Canterbury, Keut. .. . Nlessrs. A. Rowland and Son, Kirby-street, . ligton-Gardeu, London. • . . . . ryi SIIAWS ZOOLOGY. This pay was published, Handsomely printed in Svo., in Two Parts, ern')ellisheztwith eighty-seven plates, engraved from the first Authorities and most ielcat Specimens, price 31. 16s. .on fine wove super-royal Paper, in boards, or 1. las. 6d. on fine wove Medium Paper, Volume Eight, being tue Second Volume of birds, of • . , ENERAL ZOOLOGY ; or, - SYSTEMATIC AJI , NATLIRAL HISTORY. By GEORGE SHAW, NI.D..F.R.S. 7 l'riilted for - G. Kea - I - sky, Wilkie and Robinson, I.Walker, I. Stockdale, R. Lca, li. Jeffery, B. Crosby and Co. Long. nun, Hurst, Rees,:Orme, and Brown, R. Scholey, J. Booth, S. Bagster,"Gale and Curtis, - R. 13a W. Lowe, and X. Davison. • . - O f whom May be had, The former Volaines of tile 63111 e. Wdrk, on Quadrupeds, Amphibix, InseC.ts, and Fishes. • ks ~ •4 -4- ‘4 :.,,, -•••-'. • 0 • - 4 4 i, 1 ---- ,,- ~.. ....,.. -- • S A URDA JANUARY '2 1812. This Dziy was published, Landsomely, in 'fluee Vols. Bvo. VNith 55 plates, pricc i6s. in boards, A TREATISE on MECHANICS, THEORETI ,CAL, PRACTICAL, and DESCRIPTIVE. , By OLIN - PH.I.)S GREGORY, LL. D. 01 the Royal Military Academy, Woolwich. Printgdfor G. Kearsley ; F. C. and 1: Rivingion ; Wilkie and Robinson; J. Walker; R. Lea ; Lackington, Allen, and Co. ; Longtnan, Huts% Rees,. Orme, and Brown; J. Rich ardson; I. Manson; R. Baldwin; and T. Keys. Of whom may be had, 4,y the same Author, in one vol. Bvo' • price 15s. boards,, with nine plates,•• A Treatise on Astronomy, in which the Elements of the. Science - a re-deducedin a natural order from the appearance of the Heavens to an Observer on the Earth : demonstrated on Mathematical Principles, and explained . by au appbeati.m to the _various Plicenomena. Alo, in two volumes Bvo. with 24 plates, price 11. 4s. in • • boards, • An Elementary Treatise on Natural Philosophy. Trans lated: from the i'reah of M. R. 1. Hairy, Professor of •Mineralogy at the Museum of Natural History at Paris, .arc. This Day was published, n Royal OClavo, illustrated with eight Engavings, and a Portrait of the AuthOr, price 2ts'. plain, and 11. I is. 6 d. coloured, A TREATISE on some practical Points relai . ink to the DISEASES of the EVE. By"the late 1011 N CUNNINGItAM .SAUNDERS, Demonstrator of Anatomy at St. Thom as's I lospital, Founder and Surgeon of the London. Infirmary for Curing. Diseases of the Eye. To which is added, A short Account of the Author's. Life; and hi., Method of,Curing the Congenital Catarad, by hi'S Friend and Col league. 1. R. FARRE, Piirtted for Longman, Hurst, Rees, .Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-tow ; and E. Cox, St. Thomas's-street, 80. rough. FOR cOUG HS, COLDS, ASTIIMAS, &c. SIR JOHN HILL'S BALSAM-OF HONEY. THE LINNitUS of _BRITAIN recommends this excellent Preparation, as the most salutary and effeeleal --Remedy,lor all Disorders ol the Breast and Lungs, Congealed Phlegm, Acrimony in the Fluids, :and Obstruc tions in-the Glands, are gently and safely discharged by easy expettoration. Wheezings and Uneasiness in Breathing afe spzedily removed by afew Doses. I t tikes off' the irritation, opens the Thoracic Ducts, and heals the soreness of the Breast and Lungs. Thirty Years experience iias confirmed the recommendation, in the immediate Relief and gladnal Cure of COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMAS and CON. SUMPTiONS. It is the greatest Preserver of the Lungs ever discovered, and contains all the healing, softening and soothing Qualities cif-that salubrious extra& c,t LO W RS called HONE ; the richest Balsams of the EAtern Warld ; it is as • restora. live as Asses Milk, and-never disagrees with the Stomach ; a Common Cold yields toils benign influence in a few hourS; and when resulted to, before the Complaint is far 'advanced all danger of Consumption is certainly prevented. Sold wh,lesale and retail by Shaw and Edwards, No. 66, St Paui's Church-yard, (on the foot-way) ; Tuti, Ex change ; and Bacon and Co. Oxbrd-street ; and one Vender -in every town. • . None can bn genuine except " Shaw and Edwards, 66, St. Paul's Church-yard, London," is engraved on.the stamp.— Price 3s. 6d. and 2s. gd. per bottle. And yet the wholesome herb, negle±td, dies ; Though with the pure exhilirating soul Of nutriment and health, and vital powers. - Beyond the search afar, capious blest. THOMSON. ENGLISH DIET DRINK. - ..--TUE PERTECTION VEGETABLE MEDICINE. T ii HE - instances that occur daily in Foot of the irresistible efficacy of this Vegetable Me dicine, in Consumptions, Astbmas, Dropsies —in all kinds of Fever—hi Nervous and Hy Netiondriac Complaints—in Sta and land : Scurvy, in ,- Scrophula, and in the immense variety of Disorders springing from debilitated habits, from inipo vefished and • from impure blood, fully justify the eroprie. tOft iii ehalleneing• the whole body of regular Physicians to :roduee , from all the boasted treasures of their Pliant - taco.: pceia.anydrug, ortumbination of drugs, that on well-tried ex - perirrkents, has been found equally benefkial - to the suf ferer, in theSe lamennible - Aisorders. - As to the irregular pre tenzitr to nlaryciiuus discoveries, whose vouchers for cures are bUt too frequently the ingenious othpring of his own in. vention, or at beSt 'sustained - billy by the testimony or pliant and interested indigence, whose reputation in the healing art being acquired by magic, must be maintained by miracles, it would ill beOine the Proprietors of the - English Diet Drink to enter into any rival competition. This declaration will not, be•imputed to .preiumption or , vanity, when it is tecolleded that they elaiin no merit from the invention of the medicine; that belongssolely and exclusively to Dr. I oshua Webster—a man whoSe plotwind botanical researches emi nently -qualified - .him to instruct others in the right applica tion of herbs to human rnladies —Who had no less than sixty years extensive 'professional pradice—and Whose claim to the titles of huihane, liberal; and enlightened, havebeen long sanction , ' by the'greatest names in Europe and A inerica. Such a i t .h . maysurety, without arrogance, be allowed to assert as wuch • right - to public confalence as the most cel brateds Member of the Royal College of Physicians. All the merit the 'Proprietors claim for themselves; is that -of scrupulously and faithfully, in the preparation of their me dicine; following the directions contained in Di'. ‘Vebster's own Recipe, now in' their possession. Sold in half pin; bottles,. 4s; pint ditto, 75. 61; ;'and in ;quart ditto, 14s. each, duty included. -' Those whit wish for More particular information on the charakter•and properties-of the English Diet Drink, anti of the nature and variety of the cures it has elleded, may con sult Dr. Webster's excellent work im the subjed, a new edition'of which is 'j.ist published by the Proprietor, price ss. in boards, and a small pamphlet, price is. 6d. contain mg a list of thirty remarkable cures, which all occurred in ISt° i • Sold wholesale only by the sole Proprietors,E.Slee and Co. Borough High-street, and by - one at least, In every considera ble Town in the _United Kingdom, arid byfcrllotving in Loindon, by their Agents :—Messrs loward and Evans. Long-lane,'West Smithfield ; Elliotson ' Chemist and Druggist, lE6, Borough; Bolton's Medicinal ‘VarehOuse, !root of 'Royal Exchange, Cornhill ;' Colesworthy, Che mist and Druggist, 144, Whiteehapele Mounsey, Chemist, 24, GreAStirrey-street, Blackfriars road, and at Kennington cross ; Sanger (late Bacon) iso, Oxford-street ; Midgley, Chemist and Druggist, 49, Strand ; Hudson and Co. Che mists, 8.7 c; 27, Hayinarket ; Wald, 324,illoibrgn ; and Mat treSsuPerfunter, S 5, FL-,et-oft.vt. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, - • ytn. 3, THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of Md :fIESTY's ORDNANCE do hereby give Vice, That Proposals -will be received at their Office, in Pall Mall, on or be /ere Monday, the z7thdiry of .7anseaty Ind.. front such Person.* as ina3 be willing to under take the supply of A CCOU- T ItEMENTS for Service zl this Drpartnient, for a pei iod of Three Years, deterininabfe at the expiration tit Orm,Year, at the option of either party. • . ,Patterns of the Articles may be viewed, : applicati•.n..at the principal Stoz tkeet es's Offire'in the Tower, and further Par.. titulars, together with the Terms an.l C.:war/loin of the Contrael, m.zy be known at the Secrefany's 011 ice in Pall-Mall, aforesaid, fr.!) , day between the hours e Ten and Four o'clock, where the Proposals muse be delivered, tealed up and indorsed, " 1' ro posals for Accoutrements;" bat nu Proposal can be ad mitted after the sail 27th day of y,,,,ary, at Twelve c'Clock at Noon of Me Same Day ; neither' will a fry Tender be notkef arnlest the Pally making it, or an "tent in his behalf, shall attend. . By Order of the R. H. CREIV Scc. OFFICE OF QRDIVANCE, - . yzn. 13, as,. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA :YESTY is ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, that Proposals will be received at their Office, in Pall-Mall, on cr before Monday, the z7th instant, from such Perions as may be willing to, undertake the supply of COLOURS and FAIN IS, or service Of this Department for a period of Three Years, de terminable at the expiration of One Year, at the option of either party. Samples of the 4 ticles to be supplied, may be viewed upon application to the Principal 'Sto3keeper's Office in the Tower, andfarther Partionbrs, together vitt, the Terms and Conditions n/ tie Contraa, may be k , rown at the Secretary's Office, in Pall- Mall aid esaid, any .day between the hours of Ten and Four o'ClceA, Taere the. Proposals mud be delivered, sealed zip and inclosed, " Proposals for Colours, Scc." but no .Proposal can be admitted after the said 27th - ins!, at Twelve o'Clock at - Noon of the sane day ; neither will any Tender be noticed, unless' the Party making it, or an Agent in his &half, shall attend. _ _ _ By Order of the Board s 11. CREW, Seeretapy. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE,. ran. 15, 1312. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA YESTY"s 0 RDNANCEIdo hereby give Notice, that Proposals will Ge received at th e ir Office in Pall..lllall,_ on or belote Monday, the 31 day of February inst. from such Per. sons as may be willing to undertake the Supply of SAND, BAGS fir Service of this Departuttnt, for a period of Three Years, I,l:minable at the expira ion of One Year at the option of either party. Pattern 4 the Articles may be viewed urn application atithe principal Storekeeper's Office in the Tower;. and further parti. culars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Contrail, may be brawn, at the Secretary's Office in Pall-Mall, afore. said, asoy day between the hours of Tr and Four o'clock, where the Pt crsals must be delivered sealed up, and indorsed " P ro posals for Sand Bags;" but no Proposal can be . admitted after the said Vday of .&bruary, at Twelys , o'Clock at Noon of the same Day, neither will any Tender be noticed, unless the Party making it or an Agent on his behalf, shall attend, Ev Order cf tw R. IL CREW, Ser. OFPICE OF . ORDNANCE, yept. 15, tSI2. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA YILSTY'S ORDNANCE, do hereby give Notice, That Proposals will be received at their Office in Pall-Mall, on or be fore Monday, the 3d day ef Feb! ua , y next,-front such Persons as maybe willing to undertake the supply c/ BEDDING, fci, Ser. vice of this Department, : for a period of Three Years, d-terrnina. bleat the expiration of One .Year, at the rption elth6. Party. Paeriins of the , Articles meg , lie viewed up.vi application at the principal Store keeper's- Office in the Tower, and furiberPartieulars, together %dd. , the l'erots and Conditims•of Mr! Contral7, may be known at the:Sect - Hat:y. l s Ojicein P.,11-Mall, af tesaid, any Day between the flours of Ten and Four o'clock, where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up and lads, sed, " Proposals for Bedding" ; but no Proposal can be admitted after the said 3d day off: hruay, at Twelve o'clock at Nom of-the same Day ;'neither will any Tender be noticed, unless the Party making it, or an Ag.;.nt in hie behalf, shall attend. Bj Order of the Eoard, R. H. CREIP, Sec. - r um value of Dr. FREEMAN'S GUTTA 1 SA LUTARIS has been so long proved, that no thing of the present day can bear a coMpetilicn with it, in all the niffetent stages of a certara Disease, which it elfeanally cures, and eradicates from the habtt, with out exciting the painful fc'elings grid exposure that attend • Saltvation—without debilitating the Constitution in any degree,' or. even requiring contine.pent from . busi ness, or restrietion of diet. .T he . radical virtues of 'these inestimable Drops have prayed their claim to public appro - - bation, for - more than thirty •years. n'all the debility of both Sexes they prove never-failing Restorative, whether the debility is produced by too free use of Mercury, by illicit pleasures, or the elfeCts of a warm climate. To Travellers, an d 'those going abroad, they cannot be recommended too strongly,. as they will, receive a safe, speedy, and complete Cure, in all old stubborn Giros, and every Weakness that atretts the' Bladder -- and Organs of Urine. By its efficacy many Womenhave become Mothers, who for inady years had been deprived of that happiness. Sold, wholesale and retail, at Mr. Butler's, No. 4..Cheap side, corner of Paternostet-row ; and retail, by Belam and Sharp, Portsmouth ; Flail and Johnson, Gosport ; A il im, Weston, Mallory,. and -Jones, Portsea ;- Trewrnan-, Exeter; Cook worthy,. Glenville, Gilbert, and 1114nd, Plymouth; - Newbury, Dublin; Baxter and Macd Glasgow ; Smith, Manderston, Scott,' and Cargi!, Edin burgh ; Crutwell, Bath; Ross and Peck, Hull ; Gregson and tinge, Liverpool; Staines and Lynch,.-Manchester ; Bowen' Norwich; Knott and Lloyd, Birmingham; Gre gory,drighton ; Edward's and - Pemiy, LiVeipool ; and t•-, , st Vskidersi in Bottics at U„ gd. gs. Ocl. and 225. \'3 \ : _ v ., • C . PRI(' 11A T,F" ., -.EN V. Dg P_ELi LIL PARL II4MENT. ZIOUSE OF COMMONS, FULDA JAN. 24. The Sheriffs of - the City:of LOndon presented .3 petition from the Lord Mayor and Aldernien.'pray. 'ing for leave - to bring in a Bill to ditUinish the number of prisoners in Nei . ‘vglie, by the ,e=rection in fields, of a prison tOr feiOns: as oh"ci, a .rtition for leave to bring in a Bill to make a c - ertai ci road in St. Georg,'s lit Ids. Each pePtion was referred tQ a Cornaiittee. A person from the Bank presented" the annual, acconnts of unclaimed dti,idends: Oidered to lie on the table. - presented a Petition to the House, praying fot Parliainentary Rerriuneration on behalf of - the widow and family of the late Mr. Henry Cur, of G, , sport, in the - County of Southampton, lion-manufadurer, for his valuAblo improvements in making cast-iron Malleable, by means of a reverberatory or air furnace, heated with common sea coal, and afterwards rolling it in 14 welding heat into bars, instead Of beating if with fotge hammers, and crinal in goodness to the best Swedish ore ground, iron, fit for his Majesty's Navy, and manufaeturA at a mt4ch cheaper .iate than fo reign iron was ever purchased for. The process vi:a4 stated to b in general use, and had become a great national benefit. Mr. WHARTON brought lin a. Bill for raising the sum of 1,504 1 ;0001. and another Bill for. raising. 10,5•60,0001. by Exchequer Bills, for the service of the year 18 12:' Read a first time, and ordered to be read a second time on Saturday. Mr. WitursaßAl3 wished to know what pressing occasion': there was to. compel the Hotts. to sit oo S3iurd4;;, insteactof adjourning, as in ordinary cases, from Ftiday to Monday ? TheTublie business was not in. arrears but, on the contrary, in amore for ward stwe titan was usual, at the present period of the Session. The CHANCELLOR of the 'EXCHEQUER replied, that it w is cor.venieni to the Public Service to allow business which -was not likely to create any discus si(.n, lo stand for Saturday, in order to mike up-the delay otcasioncd‘ by the recent failure in making a House. : Mr. WHIVIMIEAD observed, that other Bills not so pressing as Money Bills, had been fixed for Saturday. He hoped this praCtice would not b. continued. AMERICA. Mr. WHITBREAD was desirous of asking the Right Honourable Gentleman opposite, it he had any ob.' jedion to the produdion, without delay, of the cor. 'respondence between Mr. Munroe and Mr. Foster, as far as the same had been published: by the Ante. rican Government. Mr. PERCEVAL declared that he should ohjeet to the produabon of that correspondence, on the grounds which he had before stated on a similar oc casion, namely, that it might lead to a Parliament ary discussion, which, under the present stances, it would be wise to avoid. It was coMpe. tent to the Honourable Member, if he thought proper so to do, to make a motion on the subjeEt. .Mr. WHITBREAD then gave notice that be would take an early opportunity of moving for the prndudion • the correspondence to w he had alluded.- . :• • FITS HOUSE 1101.0. The Order of the Day having been read for the second reading of the Bill for regulating his .111,Ajcs, ty's Household.: The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHF.Q.UER moved that the Bill be then read ,a seconi time. Mr. Gices wou!d trouble the House with only It few words, understanding that the debate on the_. measure as to take place on the question for 114 Speaker leaving tie chair ; but he wished to ask the Right _Hon. G:ritlemin, out of what fund thi3 increased 'allowances to the different -branches cf the Royal Family were to proceed ? hoped, that before the discussion took place, the.Hou,see.vould be put in possession of the returns of the state of the Drnits of jAdronalty, recently moved for by his Right Hon. Friedd. • The CHANCELTAII of the EIScITEEILIER, in a tone of voice so inaudible in the gallery, as to render iE • impossible for us to feel any confidence in the fide- . lity of our report of his statement, observed, as far as we were able to coiled his meaning, that, at pre sent, he had no instructions on the subjea, although it was not improbable that he >» ould soon be em. powered to make a communication to - Parliament respetting it. Mr. WMTBREAp said, that it appeared the House Wd gone to work in an unusual and improper inati ner, v‘hhout sufficient grounds for their proceeding, There were t%to ways in which the Hou-ie ought to be induced to consider the arrangement in question, either by a - communication from the ctown, or by an intuitive ,convielion of its necesstiy. ,No coin monicati9n had been made, and he would ask, there existed'any intuitive convietion i,41 the House on the subjeet.?, The. Cl-I.i.SCELLOR of the EXCHEQUVAI replied, that the observations of the 1 - I,n. Geetleman %vote not immediavely and direaly connected with 111 quttsiiunbefore.the House. Mr. WatrafteAD onsended that this was no any.' sever to his remarks. Ile .rerninded Right 1.19 n. Gentleman .inaf there were citctunstances in the ar. :angel - nen( of-the CiviLList, that it was wateriat tq consider in a vote like the present. Mr. ABERaROMBIE -inquired whether the ar. rangenient for tw Ctueett included that fur tho A pause ensuing, 11,1 r. BapuGuAni rose, and was about to give a notice, who) • The SpeArsrs..tiz..nii, that the question before the most first be tlisposeil of. Mr. TIERN4Y„WaS SuIICUOUS to Itnow on whigli