The Sun. — London, England, 1812-10-19 00:00:00

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A l'EllEgg mill ba SpolzPn hy1!..1_,.1, , ,i.,:r0N. . - .. •. . . _ _ _ . . - , k • After which their Majesties Sr•rvantS.will act Shakspeare's - • Comedy of • AS YOU - LIKE 1T... , . Duke, Mi. PHILLAPS, • (F:tun the Theatre Royal, Tork, being.his first appearauce.in London.) ' Freiteriek, Mr. M.ADDOCKS ; Amiens, 'Mr. HORN; Jaques, Mr. WROUGHTON ; :Oliver, Mr. IVAI.DtX4AVE ; Orlando, Mr.-GLADSTANES, (From tk Theltre_Rbyal Bath,' being his first appearance in London); TduchstOne, Mr. BANNISTF,R; • .. .B.6salind:kwith the Cuciioo Song) itliss DUNCAN ;. . - Celia, Mrs. HORN ; Plitebe, Miss BOY CE Audrey, Miss MELLQN. In Act V. a Sung by Mrs. BLAND. , a D.l.usica! Enittai:knaelit called OF AGE T i O-rvOnit().W. • •Fricleiic!i. Mr. B.INNISY.E ; ' • Piflicberg, 11?1\:',SON _ Haas Aiolkus, Mr. 11 - .EWITZEIt; Laity lJtaliul)aeli, Mrs. STARKS; Sopl;i:i; Miss 1'OOLE; .• _ _ The Dom to be opened at, half past Five o'clock, to be ._ giti at half past. Six. Boxes, 75.; See.ond Price 3s. 6d.—Pit, 3s. 6d.;- Sec;nkprice, Qs.---LowerGallery 25.; 5ec0..... Price, Is.-:-Upper Gallery, is.; Second Price, Cd. - • , . Boxes and nacesto be taken of _ Mr. . Sprizig,: Box . book keeper, at - the Whee isn - Little - Russell-street, from- Ten till Four, - arid frog Tea .in the EVCIIIPE, oath!. the Doors are closed. • ' , : . , . • The Box Entrances are in Prydc....'nstreet only ; the Tit Entrances are in 'Russell-street and V.Toburn-rcA ; the Lower Gullery Entrances tire' in Rtisselb 2 street and Woi;arn street-.; the 'J pc Gallery Entrance is in Woburn-street Miiriager, Mr. RAYMOND.—No.Money to be Retnrned. Vivant Rex et Re-ina. • . . . , . To-Morrow, Murol - iv's Comedy-of All in the Wrow , ; With the Farce of Tnrn Ciut . .-+On Wednesday, the Coicic Opera of Up Ali Night, or 2 U Smn , gglers'" Cave ; With the 'Farce of llbw to Die for,Love.—LOn Thurday, Mrs. Centlivre's Co medy of The Wonder ; with the Farce 9f, The Weathercock. —On - Friday, Shakespeare's CoMedy of The Merry Wives Windsor, with the Farce of L - figh Life Below Stairs.—On Saturday, _Toln.'s Comedy of the Honev-Moon, with the Poor Soldier.,- 7 0n Monday, Bielserstairs Comic: Opera of the Maid of the,Miil, with the Farce of the Citizen. • Persons laVing good their Title-of Free Ad.this sion, three days at the least„ previous \to the 'evreise, .of such Bight, wiii be relhiled to sign iheirNameS at the Door, in a Book which Will -be kept ready tor that purpOse, and will not be admitted without such signature. The right hand door, leading front the hall in Brydges 4treet, will be. opened for Free Admissions to the. Boxes, and confined to them only. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. • rglo-MORROW EVENING, Oct. 20, 1812, the Comedy, of . .11. .= . THE MERRY WIVES r:OF' MINDSOR. Sir Johif Falstaff, Mr. FAWCETT ; Ford, Mr. 1 - 017: , ,G ; ' Mr's. Ford, Mrs. C. &SWALE: P Mrs. a&-e, Mrs. G• 1134.45. • 1 After which will be produced (for the 4tb time) a new farce, called . • . SCRNIEDERKINS. The prit.npal characters by Mr. ABBOT ; Mr. . - I..A.TTHBIITS; Mr. LIsTON ; Mr. BRUNTON ; Mr. BLANCI-HARD; Mr. F.,3,IERY ; TAYLOR; Mr. sEq - moNs ; mis, cooya;; Mrs. DAVENPO'RT. • Places-for the Boxes to he taken of Mr. Brandon, at th.o New Boa-Office, I:Fart-street. The Doors will be opened at half-paSt Five, and th . e Play begin 'at half-past Six. Boxes 7s. Second Price 3s. Second Price c2s. Lower,ciallery is. Second Price is.--Qpper Gallery is. Se= cond Price /hl. The new Farce called Schniederkins, have been reeeiyed en its - second representation with . great applause, Will be re peated- on Thu rsd y and Saturday. - ; •.. Wednescli't fie . gar's Opera.—On Thursday peare'e. Tragedy of Macbeth.-On Friday CongreVe's Comedy of Love for Love. On Saturday will be revived an Opera, (by the late Genei rai Burgoyne) caiied Tier Lord of. the Matter, ,(the chiefly by the late Dr. of Exeter), with 'additions by Bishop; T: Welsh, Reeve, Davy, &c.) And on Monday Shakspcare%. Play of The Tempest; or, the Enchanted Island. Fitequhar's Comedy of The Iteerniting Officer is in re hearsal, and will be acted as soon as PC.3ible. To THE FACUL'EY, GE:\.:I',FLEI%WN-of the Medical ,Profession arc respectfully informed, that the MEDICAL and PHY SICAL JOURNAL, which, during so Many Years,;' has main tained an envied and unrivalled Circulation., and Corre spondence, continues to enjoy its usual ascendancy, - .ender the superintendence of Dr. FoTHERGILL'and ftOYS TON ; and ezthibits, in every Number, FACTS, CASES, INIP.4OV.EMENTS, and DISCOY.CRIES, of the deepest •onsequefice to the Public in the Prevention and CUre of Disea.;es. . . Notwithstanding petty and ephemeral Rivalries, and tie occasional collision of jarring interests, this Wort: . has nox 2,:at,,t,:i,ted, Int( ler it, okiFinall , ruprictor and Proj,:tor, an landin..inished.pwe,emineac in Litemture ; aud has, duying the last Fifteen. Years, served as the * Gazette of the Ficulty.thron;;;ll the but' tiaarter3 of the world. The Numbers appear, as usual, en the .ticst day of evF!r. , Month, price Fialla-Crown each, and they may belntd of all IsooksellePostmad.ers,'and Dealers in BookS. • Loudon, October, islf2,- • T EAST and 13,'.2.T-INDIA, AMERICAN, and RUSSIA ;MERCHANTS. P.7.IIEATIf, of Nottinghtn, informs ot th 6, kir • Mekehas of Englund, and Ti-adtr in general, that for the conettienee of sale, he lies placed iris JUNIPER ES SENCE of Phi-TERMIN', and ether IV/edicines, in the lt.tuth , .. of Ivies:n.6. Shaw acid li:(l., , ,•ards, 66, St. Paul's ,Chureh 'Yard. Thic.. 'Essence is a safef effeetaal, and pleasant remedy in 6outy and Cholichy - Pains in the Stomach and HystericS,'Sea-siclhess, Naat.ea atten- , dant Gr, `l..ci,naney, I-Lela:cati o n an d -L as situde ari.,ing .from tinoph:fric heat, AV4at- ct . Injuries !row facie. Leant Wcatil , _‘:, the abuse of Spiiituous Liquors, and, in. the spntraodic affection of m the Stomach and - Bowels; so com mon to Infants; adapting the dose to the tr. - gency ,of the case. As a Medicine, cr for the Army'und Navy, it will be. found . a valuable acq; - isition. • Juniper Essence cf P4peritil._. is co well known as a valua tile Family Medici, that the object of t'Ais•Adver t4ement is to 1.:,.T,a,r•:! i:irchn.sers against the numerous coun terfeits which are pi epaecd by Druggists, &c. especially if the 'cyder i s for Exportation. The only cau ti on J. P'.' Heath diin ;ire, is to see -thatJ. P. Heath, Nottingham, is engreited tfn the Goverixment•starnp. Sold wholesale and retail, by Shaw RIId Edwarcis, 66, .16t. Church-yard, bottles , Dd. 41:d ls;Ve.. BUY THIS•EVENING, - OR BEIT.R.E' ELEVEN O'CLOCK TO-MORROW MORNING, WHEN THE LOTTERY BEGINS, AND WILL ALL BE DRAWN IN Ti i iELVE HOURS. . , . . . the Ccinttactor fpr the LOTTERY, . hopes to be, equally fort-mate in sellin Capital Prics THIS EVENING, as he was ice the Last Lottery, and legs to assure the Public, all Prize's bought. at his Odiees, No. 4, Coinbill, and 9, Charink:cross; shall be paid on Deru,and. • , KETS and SHARES:IOr the NEW STATE LO'rrEwy; to be all drawn' 20tli 07tober, are Selling in great variety, by - - • • EYTag, Stock-broker, 2, Cornhill, and 18, Coventry-street, Piccadilly; ,Who, in' the last Six 'Months, sold in Shares; Thirty Capital Prizes, including the last Two of 15,0001. the .only Two of 6,0:301. &c. &c. amounting together to upwards of 100,0001. AZARD, BURNE, - plact Co-Stock-brokers; respectfully 'inform the Pul lie, that,'TICKETS and SII:LRES for the' ensuing LOTTERY, are now on Sale at No. Royal Exchange", Landon. • This Lottery, consists of only 10,000 Tickets, the Capi tal" Prizes are greater in• than in the-last,-and tbm Drawing will take place on Tuesday, the, 20th of this • . Month. of a. Ticket 521 15 0 Half . ? Cl]: .6 0 I 17,;ightli . ' Z'2 18 G Quarter_ . ..... •. 5 15 0 [ Sixteenth - 1 9. --6 ' • *..* Letters,. post-paid, duly answered, and. Orders from the Country;. aczoniPanied with .ILewitta,nce, punctually at tended to. 4 SIVEWRIGHT is happy to ,annOti - ne the usual good Fox tune - that att en a e d his Ohl Estaliiiihed Offices, the Sth of September, haviiig Shared .and . Sold the LARCiEST Prize therein, No. .%651, 16,000;. With various other Capitils, •in 40 Shares. :t Only.Tlie ... Also, . 40,0001. • The Lasi • The 30,0001. . I And Prizes f0r . ..102,00W. In one LOttery alone, and where he contidently triuts thc saitie success will attend his Friervii and future Purchasers inthe NewSniall Lottery, of 10,000 'rickets, contair.:ing Two Prizes of 20,0001. and more Prizes than the last; all to be Drawn; 20th October, for which 'rickets and Snares are .on Sale in ~,, ; :reatVariety at No,. 37, CORNI - lILL;' 86, H.AYMAR- - NET ; , and N 0.,; 41, O,XFpItD-STREET. MINA- NQVAS, UST iiiiported .frcial the - Brazils, a quantity 41LIF of CAMS of the above name, of superior brilliancy little inferior to Diamonds of the first water, which ti:e pre sent possessor will SUbialit to the inspection of the N o bility and Gentry, on their :return to Town ; manufactured in a vc.rietY o,Urrinlsets, and Ornaments in jc.ssellery, as Neck laces, Tiaras, Combs, Ear-rim_ts, Bracelets, and Rings. Ladies wham J H:BARISW has the honour to work:for, are requested to make early application, as the Sale will be confined,,owing to the scarcity. _Apply to J. H. Barlow's Mannfactury (not a shop), No. 1, Grange-court, Carey-street, Chancery-lane, - a fins door's frem Spode's China .Warehouse.,-Letters, volt -paid; and Ladies attended in town - at the shortest notice, with Drawings to any fancy. I3Y . THE KING'S PATENT. DR. NO.RRIS's FEVER , HE experience cif more than tali a century has A so iuliy established the reputation - Medicine, , that it is now unnecessAry to expatiate on its effi cacy in every speeiL,fs of Fever, pint etilariv ti:e Scarlet and Ti phis F ever, . also the 'x'ell o w o r Putrid 151:VCn, IS ; they lve never been known to fail, hen administered Agiceable to di rection ; trt the. Teelliftig, and Most D;sarders incident to: . hildren they are an infallible remedy ; the detays and discomforts of :;dv..inc?:i 111 7 e..r0 tinder their immediate intinenee, they inimediatLiy stop the; plogret3s of - a tresli Cord - , and are particearly ad..Ttcdtsa genial kestora . the, The Family 13ottle, 2.2. s sold at the i),.cto '5 j - fouse, No. •2(), Low street, ro4. , vetior ,qll:_tre, tvhere orders for exportation are duly executed Iles, I is.. a n d 2s . Wh a lesale nd retail, at oacon's, ts,, ( xford-stre‘l, and by most respedable Venders in Town and Country. AlsoDr N tk I , :'bccieota.ed I -BiLIGIJS PILLS, W ith ampre.DirediOnS, 25. the 80... .. uT;kor4.-- Observe that the words "Thomas Norris 114odr,::" t'e engraved on tlic Governor:lm Stamp ratted the Lot ties ; no otiwis are, or can be, zen.uinz. DEBILITY, STRICTURES, &c. NCOURAGED by the Uniform Success at tendim; :their peculiar. method Of. Treatment in th e Cure of a few'. prevalent Complaints, which has been confirm ed by the experience of many years in a large and extensive practice; :sensible al: o. of:the happy effects resulting to the Public from "Medical Men confining their attention to a cer tain class of Diseases, Nessrs.'GOSS and CO. continue to di rect their studies to those Disorder. arising from a seeretde struci.ive habit ofiinconsiderate Youth, which not only occa sions a numerous trainni Neivous - ..4.ffections, but also entails On its votaries all the enervating imbecilities of did age. In that distressing state of. Debility or Deficiency, whether the consequence of such baneful Habits,cxeussive drinking, long residence in hot climates, or any other cause, by which the powers of the Constitution become enfeebled; as regularly educated Surgeons of London, they offer a firm, fate, and speo(!ykl.esteralien to sound and vigor.,us -Health.. Where an early application is made for the Cure of a CER TAIN DISORDER, frequently, contracted'i in a moment of inebriety, the eradication is generally completed' in the Sheet space of two•days ; and in the more advanced and int curate of Venereal infection, characterised by a variety of _painful and iistressing symptoms, a perseVerance in their plan (withont restraint in diet-or exercise) will insure to the Patient a permanent and radical Cure. ' -The I.2.seases of the Urethra, - as frequently -connected With or arising from the above Complaint., have not "escaped their' attention; by on infallible and i m p rove d Pl an , t h ey are en abled to remove obstinate Gleets and Strictures, whether re , Cent or of long duration, Without resorting to the painful and danzerous use of the Canstic. • Many instances can be adduced of very inveterate cases, of several y,eats conti nnarice, hai , ing yielded to their Method in a few days, aster the C4re, had been attempted by °tiler ;-'iactitiuners without effect; and such has stun , the agree:Ale - , - esult of Lt Practice Cf Vontteen ,Years, that the MOde orfreannent has not, in one single instance, ever proved during which pe riod many thousand persons, of both sexes, j have experienced the enjoyment. of IraVin g be:m ?ectectly cured, after se vere and injurious Methods had &Neu persevered its to no purpose . fessrs. GOSS and Coi_exaatnvely prof, - ±ssiug •the Cure of these pariieular coHylaint:4, in order tmit that they may not be, by a aiistaiieb' tew, not,. ked with the obloquy so justly attached to the. iporint Elarric, think it hut justice to themgelves to state, that they have been properly ethi cateci and initiated into every branch Of the prof c ss lun .(ecr titicates Of which, calm didereat hospitali, and testiznoniVs from the most eminent Physiciato, they have to conViw.,e any inouirer that the success reamiting front their 'endeit-' yours dist induced - them to quit practice of the general Practitioner, and the , ' presunie. - tlf&t: Unit - pretensions con siitate a fair gi.tun'd for tf2e unpieCedented conlidtnce with which they have; by the Public, been so liberally 116- noured. . . . cr Ritieuts in the. country are itlestid to state. theparticu lars of tlfeir-Cwe, age, andrnan.7:er of - living, inclosing a Bnuk Note,' for Advice and Mc:die:nes> and the same will be for warded to any.part of the . kingdom. :. . . , 'ROSS and Co. Co..SUrgeom, No. 13, Bouveric-street, ,Fleet-• street. , - _ VICY'C. r ./ILLIA*G-fIFFICB, Oct.. C, TgE coIIiMISSIONERSfor P7C7V./,'LLTNG - His . 1 2 - ,LIESTPS N.,11 1 7 dr, herciy gZ2;r it;cr, That on Tuesday, Me ROM instant, they 7.0 i,ll be regay to recei;w Tenders in 'rit; (ealed: and treat . tc: Two Ifizn tired and Eig;?ty Thotegand Gallo.:s of ViliST frmt. to be delivered et the Ports and-in the properti&4e tioned, De.gt(ord... Ports:11011th Plymouth.. 104 00 , ..) , 80,009 103,000 9.80,G0b °tie 1101/ thennf in the course of One ;ifOn:A ji'dni the -date of ge Cantruct, and the Other-Half in One apertaards,, and to Le iktid for by Bills, payable with Interest ; Nimety Days after a' at.c. i'i Conditions of the Contract may Ire *seen at the Secre tary's .Qi:l:ce. . . No 'regard Quill be had to any Tendcr in which the Price shall not be inserted in words at length, or that ciecli not Lc delivered to the Boa: ii itejiirc Ow: o'C!occ'b the said Taesdery, the 20th Instant; nor nwles the Person whO makes .['evader, or same Person on his lehalf.; attends to aleS We 7 when called for. , TUALLING-OPPICE. OctoL. - 12, 1312. ripHE COMIIIISSIONE I?Sfor - 11 - 211.,1.1E.571 / !S 1'...11 7 1 - he'reb . li give ;Voice, Thdt 071 Ttle.lllC - ,ettant, they Will "le ready to receive' Tenders in writing (kaled up) and neat "Cr such a . 21111nber. of BOLTS of FLAGS jar:the use of the Co" . 7perage, answerable to samples to be produeed with the Tenders, as the respective. pecs.ans tet.dering the same will engage to deliver; wee% tido his. illajestils Stoles, at Deptfortl - ; - to le pai.o for by Bills, pay ale with /ittere4t, Xi:c'ty Days after date. The Conditions of the , Contract may be seeA.:at the Office. .No regard will .he had to any render' in tehiek the Price shall not he inierlod in words•at length, or tLat ....shall not Le delivered to•ilte Board kforeOne - o' Clock en the saz'd the 20th ,*ns:c:nt „nor nn1e.7.7 t7,:e er^on who make.: 7",. - neer, or souse Person on. his behalf, niter:dr,' to it;isi.bei• thice:z eaILY for: . • VICTITALLEVG-OFFZC.E, . Oct. 12, 1812. rpHE CO,II3IISSIONERS fnr VICTUALLING I. His 11114.1ESTI"S .:17:11 7 Y do hereby." give Notice, That on Friday, the 23d i-iet. they wi 11 be rectiq to receive . Thiders zn Writin,f-, (sealed n;) and terit such Persons as will undertake to itrnish what TALLOW CANDLES may. be demanded for the Use tf the PictUallbig Department at Deptford,' for 072 C fear, from the date of the Contract, to be by payebie wit/i Inter-64 Ninety Dap after, date. The Conditions (J . the Contract may be seen at the Secretarti.s Office. No regard will Lc had to any Tender in which the Price shall not be inserted in words at length, or that Jot he delivered .to the Board before Ogre o'Clock on the said Friday, the 23d instant, nee unlers i the P:rson who 221a4TS the Tender, or so;ne PlYSilit on his Behalf, attends, to answer when called for. , Each Tender .:ntest otto -be accompanied by a Letter cigned oTsponsible Persons, engaging to beeone botind trilic thv ienderink, in the P..../eal Sum of '2,00,', Jr perjorm,ance of tb:: C'ontroc.t. EAST-INDIA HOUSE, Oct. 15, 181.1. THE COMMITTEE of SHIPPING of 4. 7 1?: UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG LAND Trading' to the EAST INDIES, do , hereby give Notice, That they will be ?each/ to receive Proposals, in writ ing,' on Wednesday, the 21,yt inst.:from such' persons as: 2 . 0 y be to Supply the Company Ihiu season with . 'a nuna4r of HAMMOCKS with CLUES. Conditions of the Contract may be, seen, and further particz:lars blown, at:the Office of Clerk to the Committee 4:Shipping, at this'lluftse.' Tice reader. 7 to be aWirered. to the said Clerk to the Com mit* at or b .fore I , 2evea to'Clock in Me forenoon of. the above day, b4oad .which hoitr ? lut any Teadvi will be re eeived. CHINC;'s PATENT W()101 1-OLENC;ES. V,TXTORAT.S the most fregnent sources of V 'Fhcir st roptonts cv,:ry Parent'and uardirin at 'Children ShOuld he acquainted with. They oe. L A casion Loss of ppotire, a Talenc,s of theC„lr,iar of the • Face, L Maciation, and irregular state of tho wels, attend ed after kVith violent -pains ; they h i tii on Con . - ri!r,:ons ; they a /net the growth of the I:dy, and they .pro‘ , .: hy. end • lug in a . Consumption rr Decay.. both as a Preventrr tive and Cure of.thea;i'alarinin . .: ; Complaints, the ahoy:: excellent Me dicine is universally allowed ' oh . the testimony or the highest Characiers in this Coffin is, both in : au k an d :cs p e et a bili t y , to haVe no equal: • Their public - a ppiob.itit.n, • ).,rvart , 'to the Proprietor, trout a personal know4;rlgeot its.w - ontier s,:c ctss in their own Fjarn, lies, stamps its merit beyond competi, tion, and'gi Yes a sanction to ir, at which no other roe of the kie..l can boast. Parents, awl athtra,N•tio have tire Care of Children, should have this Renre:ty'aa a Family Me dicine to resort to, whenever the Stomach or itowcia of Chil. dren are . any way disordered, whiqt it will at ways be found to relieve. • - Sold, wholesale. and retail, at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheap. side,. corner of Paternoster-row ; Sharp an 4 liciam, Ports mouth ; ;ones, Weston, A llnutt, and Mallory, Ports'va ; Hall. and - lohnston, Gos,p4t ; Coleman and I acob, Sheer 'tn. o s ; I'eck, Rosa, and Turner, hall ; i lox land and Cock - ‘vortliy, Granville, Nettleton, and .Gilhert, Plymouth ; I'u:4'c ant Lloyd, and- Swioacy and Co. Birmingharn ; Billinge, Edwards and Penny, and LarlibUry, L iverpool ; Staines and Lynch, Manchester; Trewman,- E.xrqer; Srtuth, Mandert,n, h;:eburit, , Scott, and.. Baxter, Ertiiibargh ; Bax ter and G w ; Bulgin and .Barry, •i;i•istol ; Stevenson and Co. Norwich ;..Swinten, Len'.ester ; Dunn flint Sutton, Not:tio 7 .4liath ; and retail by mc.. , St:t.'oittry Ven. tier;,, tti boxes, at 2k. 9d. and Crs,. each. • .. • LONDON, - OCtotier, ralt. , r . VOR;SALE, e" r.. the eti cif Lis , . CL:StOIIiSY Oti,Wedtx hclrsilazi the 15th, FO-:ay, iCtli, and id ..ti;# am! inst. FOfir L:1 of : - .3,it,tl):4) 4 3 . FrecieLy, :L. t!e oai-huus,f, • LDLYcIOn, following GOODS, which it small for 'tie better 4... - .:camn...e. - 4.t1o:1 Jt the wet'. as inivate 2re.r.i . Qp, who chuo.:.. to LecCzne Pcircha. , :ern. FOR ENa;pr.TAT.I. .Z. FOft HOME CON't t IINIPTION. Splirfteous . Liqu,k; Wier :7:1:7, Pic Castor Oil, Rlga. :.I,.f..dic.ioe,Dru.,:s, China, GTOCeiy, Pre. , ierrov, imi,cr, :tar, of ti r.;27l y; :I;:trS,,Tpp2l.4, rear: Cauat„-ri,. Cile Mn. .' Guld of R.:Lit, Cs,4 - 14,1 Neckiat.'s, and ‘YYlia r, .17" , ,k 1 tici el; cf Dre,s -(;!ovt: Hitts, `v.oolk ••: re ...fined in Ware tht cleareo, or the Rost Yellow Saucier‘ . ., Co:* Capv; , 7,.• (4,;:ids,•es ii:ci/Lpi , ,,tl jU i 1 C.ata'io;pl,- oLi,c - : . . 1."1..E.A.P. 0 . ).,. 7 ' ALL DK'TTES'. The 130at..s,1Jeals., Tilnuer, f.kniy, c.O-, and Materiats'of Vevse'.s to be viewed tr. - the 1.'0!.. , e , .., ':,;iow i d-,. n 0 t1 ic y; ;;. ..;,.. e . The Toliaceo.... l i4e.; and ~.iiir.irs ~r, r:i. Tobacco Il'art-nne.use, th Pose 'yVi.,oil and Sanders 0;1 the Qa.,:.y ;.". t;:e. L:at:tin Decks, rrnci ;tr. toe otki;r i. - ioods et his :"ila, ; esty's Wareliono3, Custoin-i-L.:: , :;, Loudon, where Catalo4nes will be dehverty,i, pr:{-, :)!-.,..-. ,i , r .:. .f ea , ..a. . i . ,: .. Itte..r. _. se:ond - , and thi:d Day's Sile may he -; ,•. - . ~-.; .i, .!•• ~ , ... Li:11, /bid 'l.'neslty, the Istli-inst.; th u ... ;, .. ; 't,. , 1 , .; ,', ~, , . ~.; Day!s:;iii!t- on Monday. tile 19t.a, an:: '' ..,..- .:..: ~ ~.,.. 1,..i...:1..,•and on the Days of Sale,-heel 2 . :1R . i.. 1 to: 2M011ii11,.; ..0 cue at the Afternoon. . N. 11, (.'clods bought at this sale tenet be paid for on or lie -fore truesciay,..“lo.3.4:l) of Noverni;er., I f-. 1:1, betweertA he liours of nine o'clock in the Morning :IA three in the Aft i erliciou, or the Deposits ulitzle thernit,' ill 41..sivintely i.iee. , Juie forfeited, a.nd the ood.S rd-sold aradSzture Sat,.:. _ .._ G h, r)erivi; - r - j-cf the .b'irs't islid :qccorid' Days' Side te, Mot:dav, thyl:itn it t. ; twld the 'fhird, Fourth, 3n,1 Days' Sale oi; :•yaturday, UTILITVAND ELEGANCE 'CONiIiLNE,ii. Unticrthe - ilfustrions Patronage of their Royal Hig - Inies,:es toe Princess.of Wales and . .;..Juke of. Sussex, the Spanish Ambassador, .u.nd rnost.or the Nobility; jiC.„3.(;),,SSA.R OIL for the •iA - 'Phis Oil 41. is pron.:ly re...o.funrznaed on the Lasts of Trof7i and. Experience, and the - most. res2ertAole testimoujai s —iL ; vir tues are coui i .osed of vegetable iial.;;. - edients from a tree iu the .19'. and cf ivlac.ssai . ; in the mast inqies. it pos.ses,es proper ties cf the ruiosV salubrious .1;a - w.f.! for restor.aig the Fidir,. wht're it has . been Wald for ye:us, preserves otr Or turning grey, 'to the latest periA of life; proddces up the tresses aunist,i,leaniitui Gloss, Scent, and Curl; is Je ri-nit:exit for Children's - Hair, instead of &.:. ii 'cleanses the Hair much easier, i...sextremely pleasant to the infant, and brings tlic Lair to a :eautilul state; promotes the Growth of Whiskers, ,atid...Eye.-;ii 07. - S; in' 'dile relideri'the.Hair of Lathes, Gehtlenien and gift reef, inexpressiniy attracting. Viev7 Treatise' on the inyrovement of the Human Hair, illustradve virtues of the Macassar Oil, with a number of - testimonials from persons of distin guished consideration, worth} the attention of Parents, Proprietors ofl3oaiding Schools, &c. &c. inelqdcd with each bottle in the Wrapper, with Ia signed on time witside, "A. Rowland and Son,' in red ink, without which none are ge nuine. 'Sold at as. 6d. 10326 d. and 0 .e Guinea per bottle, by the Pi . oprieturs, Rowland and Son, Kirby-street, Hatton-'order.; and by their appointment, by Messrs. tlendri,s, ienliorne street; : Bayley end Blew, Cockspur-street; Smyth and. Co. 117. Overtou, 47, Gaitie and Pierce, 57, D. Itigge, 35, New ,Bond-street; S. Berry, 17, Greek-street; It. ko - Faey, 105, Hatton-garden; Lowe, 330, Strand; I. T. Bigge, 63, ant,- side . ; and 52, lark-street; .;‘)/ICA;Appletree-yard, St. la...es's; Burgess, CurF.itor-street ; Patie, Butts, and Co Lombardi street; I3s, el y anti 'Sons, Fliet-ma . . - ke;;; Nervbery And Sons, 45i St. Paul's cnorch-yard ; Butler, 4, Stub'n; 38, Cheap,itte; Wall;:!r z 'and Co: Borough; Dicey and 'Sutton, bow Church-yard; Tiforu, 55, Zacco, 150, Gra . e, Turner, Ox foed-iitreer; Day, 7, Varv i eil, T cistotii-sireTt; and by a,tt resi;ectable . lierftnoers can Lkle..zike Venders in London, and in every Town throughout the Euiiinre. l' s *Bcware of servile iraitations r --I'he gtLoalac Macassar Oil has the signature ea the outside, lairal, in red " A. Sara." • - Of whom nr,,ibe had, I.);:trura:Atti by her Royal 1-1 1 ;shne..s the Luches.; of Turk, awl his Excelleta:.:y the Infautadc, and nau.thes of higa. pistittetithi, ALSANA EXTRACT. • • Or, Abyssinian 13r...tacical 31.)eclOc for the Teeth and Gums, a' Preparati6n that . - s%;rpas,ies-all others for f 'eradic‘ain6 all llis:)rders of ti:e Teath aud.Gtams, and rendering thew ex tremely hea.ut;ful. Sold at lOs. 6d. per bottle,. cr small bottle at 4s. Ed. each. Also the Alsaaa Po .vtltr, for CleauZin.g. toe Tettn, at, 2s. 90. AMERICA. The can:vie:li in Upper Canada closed with the surrender General ary,iy b.it; according to a •letter from St. John - s-, that. on the banks of the St. Lawrenee N:vas . 'only on the point of com mencing. The Americans -seem desirous of ra trieviir, ,heir late diastel.• in Upper Canada. Vv . ...TRACT OF A LETTER FRO!: ST. JOHN'S OF :41. , 1-.t.. 1.2 " intelligenCe has btea received from Quebec, that the American General 'Dearborn, Who has for nearly three months past; been assembling. 'a very large military force a t Alb a ny, th e equip:neut. of which had been greatly retnriled, is about to cord rnence operations, and endeavour to efice the dis race the amts of the United States had sustained. His army was estimated at 30,0(i0 'wen lie Was expected. 1.0: advance on the 1 6th inst. To oppOse }fin] all tlle;disposable reguiar and f o rce bad been marched from.• Quebec and Montreal, and conveyed across 'the tat. Lawrence• to the British lines. Ge , *aeral Pettit commanded on toe lines. The Indians; elated by their success in Upper Canada, have offered to furnish an anxiliary force of 3000 men:" • • The greatest harmony is said to prevail between the Governer and the Legislature of Canada.— All the bids providing for the safety of the colony were passed with the utino,,t a dispatch awl una nimity. The Legislatnre have not only granted 12,000/. 'yearly, to defray the expense of 2000 ballotted militia, (one half of whom are always to be on duty)., but likewise provided, " that, in case of invasion, and after the. Governor shall have issued his'proelanlation, prohibiting the dqarttirti