The Sun. — London, England, 1812-09-28 00:00:00

. , . ' '\‘\lllll • • _. • Pliti_b A . .• •• • ~..S - 8 ' - `i' '-. . ~........., 9 . ~,f, ____, • t .": ~.1 : -5 ,, , i , . . . , -,,,, ,- ,s t r. ~.. ~.:•,0 . - 9 ...., I 1 -.---- ;v • 0. mitvo , \ ~ ii , A\ • . S~.* . , y. 1.. V I r7 l 1 8 441' 4 u NiiillllFilt (3257. j M.O 1)..V, SEPTE 31 . 11 Eit 28, 18.12. [PIZ. c 1 _ ~.~: ~~ VIC L • THEATRE ROYAL, 1 1 0 - ,M W ORRO ENTENING,• . S[tp. 29, 1812, - • will be performed, the Comic Opera, of .TII6 CABINET. Pilnce Ortanthi, Mr. SINCLAIR; L , ;renzo, Mr. INCLILD.ON: Cot, .tatitia, 3Q1.,T0N; Floretta, Mil!. BISHOP. To whirl. will beaded, THE BLIND BOY., • The, Blind Iky by Miss S'.-BOOTH. T'laces f or . the floizes, to be tahen'of Mr. 'Brandon, at the v . Box-Office, Hart-street. Tht , Doors tviil be opened at half-past_ Fire, and the Play .neginat haif-past Six. --B " Secind Price':;s. Second Price 2;. ' er -2s. Second Price ls.—Upper Gallery Se ).l-,(1 Price Cit. , The re7ived Burletta of MiliaN centinuing• to,he received nth the l ou d est applaisee, will be repeated . on.Weduesday, rriday, and Monday ne. t O;r‘i"e,.inesday (first tirrin this season, ,the Mclo-Dra,natic ?Peril of The Exile.—On Thuraly, Sh;:k:peare's Trigedy of -;:fabeth ; to ~ chid; rill be added, the 7._ , lrce of 'The 1poi1:4 —On Opc: , . of The 1r.7,3c: 4 ,i5h Flee ;n tid t axt; ay; S;;alispeare's Historica,l Play of Ring Klenry the •11 .41R, t art I • The Public are -resoectfully informed, that a New Grand -Irmantic Dra m a which is been in preparation the 'whole of t ' Smnraer will be produced immediately; with entirely new li PsesN'cene ' r‘', Dresses, and Decoratioip. ESTATES FOR SALE. - 1.5 , 1F,12. • sr CC. 3 ,117/S5/01VER,S'Ior rICTE T 44,LING His. 4.IES 1 1 do aere glee Net L-e That on rui,s•daft, t' 29th instant, be ready to receive Tenders, in writing Ocaled•u,) and treat :ryr es many Ilpf4i (the Carcasses of which not to 7cogh ins:: OfiC Hundred and Twelve PolllttrO eac.9 proager Tr, - 0 Hnnlred Tons o f pork, to be hillesi Ofa•:vs:y.s. PictniJes Dep(ford,bet7::een the 1, - 6; C,Voi , r7- end the 316 - t fa/wring; end die.: fur Three Hundred Tons of aml One Hundred iys of VIRGINIA LEAS` TOBACCO, to 'be del:wired within-the 4;orreivof Six Trselt the - P.orte, and in the prop:Jrrious a?:*rmentioned, DEVON'. DESIRABLE COUNTRY RESIDENCE, with Possession at „. " ' Lady Day nzxt. TO BE SOLD t\ FEE; A LL that valuable a'1(1 Unprovable Estate, cniiecl WELL, it/EFOBI), in ale:tatifal,Malthv,sdrv..!iad Fart. of C iffi nty of Devon, dlAtant . froxi'Ext:tek ten, Nt-A-ton Bushel four, and from the flinch able \trate:lag 'Blaces of Teigiunouth nii!es. - • 1:i - rt.Premises consist of a gabst;thtial aad convenient I,lwei ling-hoi,,e'; co:uprising aa Entrance-hall, Br(q:l7.la.it and Dinnor-ratims, and Kitchen, an the C*onnd-floor ; air e•xctil Itnt Drirxiag-mm, and suitable Leagia , , - ,•-room , , on the' next Hoer; v.io - Carrtts over ' q . ar •afal a necessy And abc t 140 ACRES of goodARABLE, CHARD, antO'iltiTl3lll; Oatmeal. To n Tob,:cco. Tons There ii.e:zeellent Water, and .t good Lime . Rock an:.; Lime kiln'on the Estof.e.... !!eltins the' above, a ST7i.VEIT wilt be hel,; CLIFFORD ARMS, id CLIUDiA, 7 7.CiIi, on TIK'iI!•;DA.Y, the 15th October next, Four in the z&icvnoou., .For viewing: the :;,nor, andqurther ap,,iy to JErFERY ippleden, near Newton-Bushel; /Icy. GILBERT lit - nnuNoToN; or GEORGE DULLING, Attorney-at- Law, Chndleigh. 1, 1 , 1 I.ll,tetters to , b po.t. paid. Part of the purehase motley re.ay remain on sec: nits of the 'premises.. t • ChudeWt, August 23, IS:2. De 9t i~~T:'.,. ~...: :5: ~~ is tr. . . • ~4Q -40 Ply:zpoat:;' . 70.: '0 3:.. 1 ,0 Tolls 100 'ro'r)i whole ft; be I. , ifor ninety da . ris o:Per flat(. Tke ConditZons of the Co'ntravt,s ni7 be scent: the Secrc- TURTLES. WILTSITITIE, " - .l'3.ing's Head Tavern, Fold ,* try, has just landed for sale a large Cargo of fine "'4'y TU iI.TLE.S. :"Ilts dreNsod, every day in the higheq neYfectiOn for a . ' t ies, or sent to any part of Town or Country. -: . larys Qjict. 1V I SONTOWN IRON WOItKS, LAIN I RE , FOR 14 o reg.'ird had to ang Tr: d& in 10h.7 . ch the Price sAall fuot be insernd . in words - at cr t be deii:•e;rect to the Board kfcre One o' Chch on the said Tuesday., the 29th itplaNt'; not . 'uniess P e;..yrn who sAat. Within the Royal Exchatle C , Afeebouse, upon IVEDNE:iaII the 7th day of OCTQBEIt next, at One o'Clock iu the . Afttnlloon,' ralmsE well-known IitON2WOII.IiIS, tog.- ther with '-he DWELLING-HOUSES, WQRK fI whale ENGriNES and APPARATUS; as'also, the LANDS send MINES attached therto, comprehending an in-. eshan4ibie supply of Coal,' Lime-stone, Iron-stone, Fire chy, and evei'y material' neee:zary for such extensive works. TICKETS atid SHARES for the' . NEW ft STATE LOTTERY, to be all drawn 20th October, are s'elii • - , zig m great variety, by . - ~.f. EYTON, Stock-broker, „ v ,, - i2t, Cornhill, and 18, Coventry-street, Piccadilly, ~''" nr; i n tb last Six Months,- sold in Shares, Thirty Capital izes, incldinr, the last Two of 16,0001. the. only Two •of , "Mat & &c. &c. amounting together to upwards of 100,0001 t4e 7'e,-(.'er, or some Person on Ms Behalf, cLte;:ds,t& a:: s u•cr .u. , iL'n zwiltul for. Each Tcndet ffJr lie, s mvst be,ceeampanied l . ' a Lr. ter signed b 9 two responSibk Persons, engaging lo bec4yine bau4d•mith the Party tendering, in'the Penal Sam of 15/. per cent% in the amount for the duepeiformanee;of the Cantrac4. --, —.- k l.; NISEI, Contractor. for the Present and tli Last LOTTERY, returns hia sincere thanks to the Ptiblie for their distinguished Favours, aad is , kappy ' t 3 atlnotrace the follo • wing List of Capitals sold in" Shares at hi 3 Offices ; 4 - No. 4, COrnhill and 9, Charing-Crow, where the FUltunatlliAlter's-mav receive their Money on Demand. T. BISH can with confidence recommend the improved Ste'eln of the Loltery, pcssessing' Prizes of 20,0001. in 7tea4 of 16,0001. ret containing' :tore Prizes' than the last L ottery; and iv., the smallest Prizes of pa. gave such urtiver -5'4,1 satisfaction, they are retained in the SCHEME. CAPITAL PRIZES 2 of 4:20 t 0G0 are £40,000 SOLD By 2 ..... - 8,000 - 6,000 DISH, in SHARES, 4 • j• • - 1,0')0 '4,000 IN THE 4. ..... 530 2,000 ' Last Lotter y . 6. ..... ZOO 1,500 6. . ' •••. , 703 1,200 „ 8 , ...... 10 , k - 800 ;',, ...... - .50 5OO - ..... 40 .400 t 6.. „ 4OO 1 95' • j •' • • 92..... -42,000 •' *l l to he drat n "e 1:, of peroBER 3,f3sl..Prize 0f..1: 16,000 974 B .4,000 3,860. B . 3,000 600 _ll 5OO 4,x';6 e2,7.3E' B 5OO 1 And Ffizcl of 4300, an_d 200 , . F -Vi! - HON 7.7).1NC1N,7;. 117 " 7 '4 o st 3 A l Kliz' at No. 19, Sheri-ard-4i - eet, Golden-inare, ,to Ladies and Gentlemen o f a ny a g e , who have never itart that Accomplishment, oc have not the Modern Style. VTR.. ALLEN*6 Systetn of Teaching is ,ex-• presslv studied for those to whom it is - an obiect to easily that fashionable Requisite for Genteel Society, "Pcchtiously, privately, and in- a superior style of grace ILId elegance. - Thve wbo do not want private teaching, may learn at a 11 ' 41 eipence, with a respectable set 'of .pupils on the public te aching evenings. ' Professors of Dancing taught the most elegant Fancy 4 ,,,Tic6, and all the superior arts of the profession. - ' hb Subscrintion /.%.seinlolies are every Friday. • THE PATVNT IMPERIAL DININC*-17A BUS, and I. , ATENT TRAFALGAR SIDEBOARDS and DINING -TABLES, in one elegant Piece of Furniture, ? "-1 1 d upon Five new different Plans ; the 'latent Improved Sofa : 13 1 1, anhair Beds; Bras-screw. Four , Post, and 'Text teads d C , Furniture and s Bedding cobmplete ; Portable Chairs' with several other new invented and improved articles f urniture;general and very extensive assortment of ,P,holstery and Cabinet Articles for furnishing tanses corn rearly manufactured, 'where Families may select and r nuh a whole House in a fey. , days, avoiding the extreme • i,"Qvenience of waiting-several Months in completing their tanlisbment. t „East and West. India Articles, Army and Navy, t - "urgan and Sanders, 16 and 17, Catherine-Street; Strand, on the most moderate, for prompt payment. ANTI-ATTRITION. THE PATENT. COMPOSITION, which prevents the Effects of FRICTION in STEAM and per ENGINES, in MILLS, MACHINERY, •and CAR b,iA.C4-ES of every description, may be purchased in Boxes, ',.` e ,t 2 4. 6d. ss. 6d. 10s. 6d. One Guinea, and Two Guineas e : 4 "• One of the smallest boxes contains a quantity sudi- Zent to last a Chariot or PcP,t-Chai'se Twelve nontlis ; nod, finer the Wheels are primed with the ('oniposition, they may , 11, ed daily, and Will run at for Six Monts without t - v , ng Occasion to take them off, to apply any thing else Axletrees. he - Composition is to be used in the same proportion for other kinds of work. v,old, wholesale andretail, by Messrs. Browne and Mawe, (kl49,Strand,.(near Somerset-House), London. 4 3 1 ~ I 3• Dir,letions will he found upon each Box', whichare 644 W Bellamy. This Davwas published, In 'Volume, Iqmo. price-6s. Gd. OSE and EMILY ; or, Sketches of Youth. By Mrs. ROBERTS, ~ Author of Moral Views; or, The Telescope for Children, 711!Condor, : Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, - and ar Paternoster-row; and J. Harris, St. Paul's Church • L'S ANATOMY, COMPLETE, in Three V o lumes. • This Day was published, 4-hree Volumes, Octavo,. '(with many additional Eng,rav , price 21. Bs. hoards, tfie Third . Edition of ANATOMY of the' HUMAN BODY, 'tart, andA containing rteriese th Anatomy of the Bones, Muscles, Joints, By JOHN BELL, Surgeon. t hat of th e Brain and;Nerves, the Organs' of the Senses and 'the Viscera. , • .; Ey CHARLES BELL, Surgeon. - tt r no "ted for Langinan, Hurst, Ree§, @rme, and Brown, Pa . stt=r•row arer.,Cadol and W. Davies, Strand. T ., Of 'sho r n may lie had, by the same .Author, 2. — "Parin gs of the Brain, 4to. 21. 2s. boards. . Nerves,' 4to, 11. is. boards. ... —s sections, 0 vot;. r>'iyal 18mo. 12s. *bards. 5, folio, with plates, 31. :-?s: boards. ‘)t-.u.qotity of Expression inPainting; .44,0: 21. 2S. boards. 7. tkrative Surge, 11. 14s. boards. • - ' - 'etters on the ( r r y ethra 81.6. 7s. boards. . 1, ~„ ' Also 2..C, I grY, 3 vols. ' , ltd. by .J. 111. 1 - Is. beards. jylgravings o f th e B ones, b y t) o. 1 1 . lls. ed, boards. "LsGularses-on Wounds, 12s. boards. , • • • I,'Ne k ) . At. a SPECIAL' C; i:\ F`.I.AL'"IMIF~Ii t o , tne,COM:q TEE for managing the PATRAO fi_;;Ni...), held this. day at the Merehant Seamaa's Mee, BEESTON LONE, Esq. in the Chair ; Resolved, : rrinAT the A ddress to the Public AL be inserted in the Morning and Evening Papez s. .Lloyd's, :list August, 1'.;12. The signal and glorieusVietory on the V:ains of S;damancs, achieved, through the trauScendani military skill and con-, duct of t ire ho Marquis of We: l4 toa, hy the intrepid -,-allantry had: tirenwss'of the brave bilieers Mea -under his com mand, has' been drily esti:not ed by the witniringvand grate €o.l Peopie of these Realms, w - hys , .. , •Nulting Sarni - action - has recently been expressed in the ihost general and cortspi ezicius inanifestations of- their pr6:e and , joy. The Coat mittec of the Patriotic Feud feel it thBtr duty', on this rreat occasion,' to On all t!,eir Countrymen to enable them to- cailtinne the Relief, so well earned and so highly desetted, by the lirftVe le.y.a who have fallen, or have been disahled in this ie!!;it Conflict, !o theetselVes,, or the Wi idows, Orphans, and ,Relatives, who depended on them for support. This institution, since its (- 4 ,,,Ylislnizeot at the com mencement of i!.is 515..1n,5i an hozionrode son grateful, assistane or a I:ey.: at ion to of Officers,. Seamen, and Soldiers, their Widows, Orpharie., or de pendant Relatives': and, including the deserl ing and heroic Sufferers on the recent memorable of Salamanca, it has still a large number of the must uteri6;rious clams on its accustomed as.i-tanee. The Committee feet firm reliance that through the generous sympathy of 411 rank; of a dis ereing p e ople; se 3-aifle, o f the blessings of secarity -from the hostile and yindiciive aims of its powerful Enemy and llival; " the Briz.ish Seaman and Soldier may still confidently trust,.. " that those who are dear to-him while living, shall, in the " eat of his falling in, the sacred.cause, find F'riends and " Guardians in a grate.'ul and - geoerons Coontry : and that ," he why may be disaoled in its ihtfence shall not tie neglect, 4, ` el by those whom he has bravely defended,'! (Signed) BEESTON LONG, ' ' Cbairomo. SubscTiptions received, since the last Advertisement : • G. by D. lO 0 0 Robers, Exeter • 41 0- 0 Dot atiou from.thiltight lion. Lad y Sniliehl.(by the hands of the C!Fi Li,aarti, out Of-aro tile§ aris',ng from:the t:narity of Elize Bele, at Plymouth , John Filler, ,Rose-hill Newell Connop, jua. Shadwell Dook 5 5 0 Arluiiral Young - , per Child and Co. 10"10 .0 Tim amount of a Stri,,Scription of a Weel..'s Pay of • the 011ic , :rs, and Two Days Pay from, the ?Non , commiainnedpjic , f.ra and Priyaie Soldiers of the Seventh, yr glieen's Own Regiment of liossars, transmitted by Lientenant-COonel Vivian A small Tribute from the Servan is' Hall Table at the Earl of Harewoad's . • R. H. per Drummonds 25 0 0 Rev. Richard Rai:;es, Glouee.ter 3 5 0 William Newman, Lisbon, per B. Fa.yie sod 50'. 0 John Parsons, of Oxford, ..lanker ' .16 10 0 Collection in the PariSh Chien i of Driffield t Glos teishir‘e, per:the Rev. si r D. Cinaberland 2 11 . 0. 'Jones and Atkinson I • - 5 5. - 0 J. P. WE LSI:FORD, • . Soc•i r tsi ro. Subscriptions received, at 'Lloyd's ; and by tilt; respective Bankers in Town and Country. NEW PUBLICATIONS. This Day was . publish e,l, • In ;tort:" pri: 1.45. i TREATISE oil the OFFEN(i , :: of LIBEL ; fa. with A 1) ISITIO:;, AT t,,,u(nE, 00. t IT, CFITS, and PROPER DIUNDARIES, , of POLITICAL DISCUSSION'. • . By JOHN GEORGE,. Of the'...Middle Temple, Special Pleader. London : Published by TAylor . and liessey, 93, Fleet street. - This Day wereVuhlished, In Two Voldmes 12mo.,pri,:e 9a. hoards, - II TY OWN TIMES.; a, Novel containhig Information on the latest Fashioaa, the improved Morals, the virtuous Education, and the ilnportafit Avoca tions of High Life, taken from " the best,A.uthorities, ;Ind dediehted, Without' permission, to " those who will under stand it." f • London Printed for Long - mon, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown; Patrohster-row ; and at the lizitish Gallery, 54, New Bond-street. This Day published, -• • - A New Edition (being the Ninth) with co'usiderable.Additions, • . 4 .prxce - 10s. 6th board, , ,, • MEDICAL GUIDE,t for the4Use of tke Clergy, Heads of Families, Seminaries, and Young Practitioners in• Physic, containi7:g the late .-3t. Discoveries in Medicine. By racHARD M. "This work is more judicious than the. Deenestic Medi cine of Dr. Buchaa,. which we have no doulit it will entirely supersede."—Critir a! Ilevtew, April. 1 giY7. " It is an - advantit7-c to have a. :,vork so judicions as that of Dr. Reece's in circulation, for the purpose - of continual reference."=—British Critic, Ap ri 'lBO7 T rinted• for Lot4naan, .Rees, Otnse, and Brown, Paterrnister-row. This Day was published, In Octavo, price 7s. with a': Z,lap,:the Second Edition en- laqr,ed, of • / 114 'NACCOUNT th II of e RITISir SETTLE -JO..MENT of HONDURAS ; being a brief View of Its Cominertial and Agricultural Resources, Soil, Climate, Na tural History, B,:c _ . _ To which are added, • Sketches of the Mariners and,costoins of the Mosquito Indians. By Captain HENDIMSON, 44th Regiment. London: Printed for Robert, Baldwin, 47, Paternoster-row. Day was vuhli,ited, In Royal Octavo, price 11. ls.'lm;;rds, illustrated by numerous • Engraving,. a new Edition of N INQUIRY into the Structnre and Animal La_ Economy of the HORSE; eomprekndiag tiles Diseases to which his Limbs and Feet -are Subject', with proper Direc tions for Shoeing; and pointing out a Method for ascertain ing his Age until his Twelfth Year. To Which is added, - - • ' An Attempt to explain the Laws of his Progressive Motibn, on Mechanizal and Anatomical Principles. • . • By RICHARD LAWRENCE, , , - Veterinary Surgeon, pirminghani. London i Printed for Robert Baldwin, 47, Paternoster-row,, PUGILISM. This Day was publi;.becl, No. IX. price only Gd.. (emliellisiLe4l kith the Portraits of sl;!cic and Broughton) to be continn , :!ti every week until comple,ted, in about Twelve Numbers, (Two Poitraits in every Number), , • • or SKETCHES of ANCIENT 'and MODERN PUGILISM ; from the ys of, Brough ton, to the Heroes of the present MILLING .7.l.?taA • - Pa!dished by G. Smeeton, la 9, St. Martin's-lane; sold by S!ierwood, Neely, acids Jones, Vaternester-row ; and by all other Booksellers. • •Of whom may he The Eccentric Magazine ;. or Lives. of remaxklible Charac ters publi,hing in Numbcl - 3, •price 64. each Number embellished with Three Portraits. The Met! opolis .of England displayed; or an Epitome of tondon ; published in Numbers, price Gd. embelEslied with beautifully engraved ►'iews.. - • The Wilsontown Iron 11 7 6 , r1,s 'dre , situate exactly Twenty six miles froukthe ports of Leith mid Glasgow, and thus c•Jm mand a ready access to the markets on both the East-and We,t c,q- ; ,ts, as welt as in Ireland. They Flo in a cheap and plenti ful =art of the countlry; are the only works of the kind in Scotiand, and are in the most perfect condition in every re spect. The Apparatus consists of two Blast Furnaces, blown by e 4S-inch Boulton andVatt double-,owes Steam Engine, suf ficient to blow also an additional furnace, reiptired; as also foiAr other Steam •Eng - ines of. differcalt dituenionS, Avith he molt complete Machinery for the manufacture of Bat), Bolt, and Sheet Iron, Boiler-plates, Hoops, Sz,,k. recently erect ed on the newest :ind approved Pinciples. The Wo:rksare chiefly employed at s pres,ni: i./ making. soft Pig Iron for foundry use, principally of the bent No. 1. Two Furnaces produce from , ~;;0 to 90 Tons Weekly, which may he proportionably increased to upwards of 120 Ton , by the, erec ti,ni of anuther furnace, for which there is abundance of spare As tht freight of iron froM Leith to London is only from 10s. to 12s, per. Ton, and the insurance less than one percent. tlie4 , Works are particulariy,w;wthLof the attention of Gen tlemen )11 the Iron Tritde, resident in LondOn, where the ex cellent quality of the AVll4ontown lio . `connuands a c ,:!•t?,,nt preference in the madict, , - Besides suitable a SUrri,Er..y, and ;sl3ji:i - the Proprietor, and f-louses t:ae. ,iaLkaf . ;e), Clerks; and from:4oo to 500 Workmen and t,ilvic The LandS accompanyin.; the Worh; conAst almat, 15 ACRES of old Plantation and iulproved Ground. about the princinal Dwelling-house ; 45 ACRES of ENCLOSED, lately planted; ‘ , ..)0 ACRES of PASTURE LAND and 400 English A Cli IS :if NIOSS; the whole containing Coal, Iron-stone Eino-e-ston., and every other material re qu,red at Iron Norks. • Besides the Minerals in these Lands, those contained in the ,Lands impediately adjoining, partly in absolute property, and partly oa long teaks, including the WilsOritow7n,Greenwall, and Climpy wrot‘eit at a comparatively .small expense, go aloni7, with the Woriis. inventorics and specifications of the maciiinery, minerals, &c. and any other necessary inforination, nwy be had by applying to Mr. James Wilson, No. 6, Cros:Jy-suare, Bi shopsgatc-street, London; Wilson and Son,:, V.ilsmtown ; or - J. B. pra , 7er, the Trustee, 12, Perth-street, E,Luburgh ; aiso Edington,lQUcen-street, Glasgow; A. Coutts, Esq. Liverpool ; Messrt. Wright and. 80 - ..vden, -Hull ; Messrs. Sorshie and Co. Newcastle-upon-Tyue ; Josiah Dawson ; Esq. Rhoydshall, - Deal - Leeds; Samuel Haller, Es+ Bilston, near ,Wolverhampton; and James Esq. Dublin. HOOPINt; COUGH CURER` WITHOUT . INWARD - MEDICINE. ROCHE'S ROYAL EMP.ROCATION. • A, S. Als thousands of Children are' cured an , I.l l ll_ nually by : this remedy; on the , first attack an imme diate. application 'of ItOCIIE'S EMBROCATION will pre y: nit the complaint taLing any liold of Ahe constitution, and a few tunes may: completely cure. ',ln the most .obstinate rues, perieveranee will produce ale desired effect; and no cutedy_can be so well valcula,ed for children as this, fur it requires no medicine to be taken inwardly. In common Coughs, this medieine s is egtutilv efficacious and may be relied on for 'hicii; . womelz., aniil children, as safe and effectual. In no ca r se - can . this Medicine be genuine unless. signed on the wrapper, by J.)toehe, and every stump the n.rnt es of Shaw and F.:l-srards, 66'; St. .Paurs Chutch-yard, (who arc the only Venders) engraved thereon. Price ,ts. and li. 2s. per 80tt.14. • ' BUTLE R's CELEBRATED VF,G ETABLE RESTOR , A - FIVE TOOTH POWDER, So justly recommended for Whitening the 'l' E ETH, Preserv ing the.<;it,MS, and Preventing that drie.adful malady the ToOTH-ACHE. B EAUTYofeountenhne.e 4 A- egularityo.fFea i tures, are allowed to disthiguish the Brtish Fair ; but the Proprietor of BUT L E K's - POOTH POWDER would - beg leave to . remind his Country-women that the lustre of their Charms loseS • halt - its influence where the Teeth are discbloured, or shew a rotten and unhealthy appearance—this 'is the more inexcusable,. as the present Preparation aft - bids the infallibleaneans of removing every blemish of the ena mel,.heing ii . compoax of - Vegetables. It is recommended to the attention orAli ranks, as.clearing, away every it periedion 'tither in the colour, or the decay of the enamel, of the Teeth, as rendering the Breath SNYtet and deledable, and making the Gums of their proper, shape and vermilion hue; aiid a certain Preventative against the Tooth-ache. No Composition of thisicintleer brought for ward to,public,notite, has met such u.niveirsti approbation ; and the Proprietor has to boast that it is in daily rise of Royalty. BUTLER'S AROMATIC PECTORAL LOZENGES for Coughs, Colds, Astlnnas, and . Sore Throats, price rid. per Box, - - Sold- wholesale and retail, , and Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheapside., coma of ,Pa ternoster- row ; .Sharp iand Belam, Portsmouth; tomes, r , Ali nutt, and Mallory, Port sea ; Hull- and lohnston, Gosport; •Coleman and, racoD, Sheerness; Peck, Ross, and Turner,- Hull ; Iloxland and Co,dtworthy ; Granvllle, Nettleton, and Giihert, • Ply. mount; Knott and Lloyd, and , Swinney and Co. Birming ham ; . Edwards and Penny, and Lathbury; Liver pool ; StaineS and. Lynch, Manchester; Trewpan, Exeter ; - Alanderton, Raebvm, Scott, and Baxter; ; Baxter and Macdonald. Glasgow ; Buigin and Barry, lir ; Stevenson and 'CO. Norwich; S whiten., Leicester; Diami.and Sutton, Nottingham; and retail by most country Vo4der , s, IA liY)xes, at 25...95 . . , awl 6d, CAC/). VICTUALLL:` r -OFFICE, .Sept. 25, me. 911 HE C03131/SSIONERSfor VICTUALLING His 37.4.1ESTY'S NAVY ,do herelly give Notice, That on Tuesday, Me 13th of October next, tkey a ill be ready. to receive Tenders tn writing, (sealed'ap) and treat for taking away anti re-manfacturing into NS W IRON HOOPS, e whole of the DAMAGED IRON HOOPS, (oiinci, bent, or i!z piece's), that may front time to time ori.ve'Fn, or t deliveied into his Majes-ty's Victualling Stores at Doptford, doring tint space of Twelve Months frosts the 16th of Ovtoler next. , Coaditions of the Contract may he seen at the gecretaryle Qf ?'ce. o rextrd will.llt had' tb' any Pencler in which the Ptice shall Pia i, inser . teel i,( words a! 1en31, 1 ,, or ;hat shall not he cJ4lztcr^!l to tbe One‘ o'e ! keh G.,: the scid tl!e 13th of Octotcr nc.rt : nor unless the Penon who manes tl,e Tender, or some Person 673 his Behall,..satpals o tb, dniwer when tolled. for... • Each Tender mist alsd -be aecomperlicd 14 a Letter, signed loy ta:o ri:spons4ble Persons, en,—,:rging, to become bound with' the Party tendering, in the Penal Sign of 2001. for Me due performtnee of the coatract. Vs" OFFICE OF ORDA:I.NCE, -Sept. 11, 1812: PICIE Pi?/NC/PA I L OFFICERS of .T_ESTY'S WiII:VANCE, do. hereby give Notii7e, Thai Proposals will be received at their Office, in Parl-avail', on. or &Are , neerlay, the 29th . . Day of September, inst. fro9n such Persons Rs maybe willing to rent on Lease,for One Year, fromthc .st of October next, the several ORDNANCE CAN TEENS at the f , .)110:ci.4- Stations,-viz.; Warley, Christchurch, Leith Fort, E)n;eter, Circular Redoubt, at Shorneliffe, Ditto Battery, Dyinchurch, at ditto, New Ordnance Barracks, at Ditto. It will be expected that each Tender do contain the :Verne: of two responsible Persons, who ?mist enter into Bond for the doe payment Y . the:Rent, and performance of Covenants 1 and ail particidqrs may be knownby application at the Secrelory's (Vice, in Pall-3lall aforesaid, any Day between the Hour: of Ten and Four o'cloeh,: -- bUt no Proposal can be admitted after the said 29th day of September, et Twelve o'clock at Noon' of the same Day, neither will any Tender be noticed, unless the Party making it,' or On .dg - ent in his Btlwf shall attend. • By Order of the Hoard, .R. H. CREW Jet-retary. BREACH OF PAROLE. Whitehall, September, 1812. W HEREAS the Ffeneb General of Brigade MAURIN, and - '!eis Brother, Capt. MAUWN, did, on the Ist of this Month, abscond fr(ii Abergavenny, viol - lion of their Parole of Honour, and there is every reason to suppOse; that they were aided in their Escape by the same British Subject or Subjects, who had fornierly aided in the Escape of the French General Lefebvre, from Cheltenham. • A Reward of TWO TIUNDRED POUNDS is hereby offered to any Per►,«n or Persons who shall give such Informa,th,,n C 3 may, lead to the Conviction of the British Subject or Subjects who aided t:e said GeneralMAUßlNand his Brother in their Escape from this Kingdom, the said REWARD:to be paid by the LORDS COMMISSIONERS of his MAZLSTY's 'MLA SURY. • The snid Persons are supposed to ba7e embarlsod at Deal or its Neighbourhood, on board a Boat natnNi the ,‘.Star" of Deal, John Lewis, Master, and to have bit en lanCezi iegne, 0 ,9 or Frifiy, the 4:11 inst. The ,said scat is supposed to be the Property of namsd.Richard of Dynichurch, and was‘seived ih the -Channel a few dayg since, on her return from the opposite coast. y. - ith a C4...rg0 of Spirits, •,