The Sun. — London, England, 1812-04-09 00:00:00

. , . , .. . • i , ''l , • : .. , . ,tt..... .. 4 . 1,r i .: • c, i„ . ) : •• -. I r 1 ~ *Faiiii..:f. ‘E'..1.,.1.3 ' • j.•:"./.: : , . ) I . ‘): s i " t!li .". 1.4 u. ..• ..,, - L N., - ' S:er*,, 0 I ...• ...- ' :, Aw.:A v ht`cq.:;% r * ` - sr- ,- -... ' . e .‘,.i •.• . • //..; iil ft i... , OM. ." ',/' 'l%, '.o • ' ' ' -90,;fr rp :4' e. NUMBER 6110.1 THURS DAY, APRIL 9, . 1812. I PRsC s SIIXPV,NCE—HA.LFP; THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. TO -MORROW EVENING, April 10, 1812, • 'viii be ailed Shakspeare's Tragedy of OTHELLO, THE MOOR OF VENICE. Othello, Mr YOUNG ; • Cassia, Mr. BRUNTON ; lago; Mr. C. lc EP. 111. E ; R9derigo, r.'FARL E Y • ' - Desdemona, Mrs. JOHNSTON,; „.„ Emilia, Mrs : . I'o W ELL. , ' 0 %Wish will he addej, the Romantic Melo-Drama of RIC4:RDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. the Coltra dors, respeaftillysubmit•the folloWing Scheme of the present ,Lottery to the inspeCtion of the Public. They do rv.t conceive that any comment upon its advantages is ne cessary, as they feel assured that its superiority will appear on a fair comparison with the Scheme of any former Lottery. TICK El's and SRA KES are on' Sate at their Offices, the Corner of Rank-buildings, Cornhil I, and facing the . King's Mews, Charing-Cross, where, in the Last Lottery (drawn the 18th February, 18i r) No. 3,486, a Prize 01 2o o acol, was sold in Eleven Shares. lIJf EIZEIL PA It i_.:1,131 Ml. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 8. HOUSE OF PEERS, I'IMOUR,,THE TARTAR. - • • , Tditour, Mr. .FA RLEY ; Agib, Master CH A PM AN ; Oglou, Mr. FAWCETT; Keritn, Mr. CKOSSMAN • Captain at the Escort, Mr. DAVIES ; Serina, 'Miss 1301.T0N ; • Ltska, Miss F.ERON ; Zorilda, Mrs. H. JOHNSTON. 1/o Xes 73. Second- price 35. 6d. —Pit 35.. 6d. Second-price — gallery as, Second-price is.—Cpper .Gatiery is. Se- SoDti-price 6d. 1 4 . 1 : 14 ce5, for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the lhe tox-Oifice, Hart-street. Doors .will be opened at Half-past Five, and the Play 4: idt.ilall-p,st Six. 0. 9 h Saturday, Macbeth; with The Portrait of Cervantes. Farrar.!' Monday, The Virgin of the Sun; with Thuour, the 'PIE CONIMERCIA . M L HALL WINE CO ,i PAN , 1 - , Skinner street, 'London, beg leave to solicit t Attention ut the Nobility, Geniry, and Public in gene r,l, to ineir Very low Prices for the CHOICEST WIN IS, ;1 "Ult , i1:. SPII2,II . UOUS LIQUORS, PRIMEST ‘,(,) rTLED POR'PER, ALE, -ankt DOUBLE BROWN jj' () U ; for Ready Money only, which will he delivered to rC er, tree eil; exp - ence, to any Part of London, Finel s. d. I ort•Wire per Pipe - ~ 118 o 0 11 -alt I) ' ' per_ Pipe - - , •6‘: , o o Quarte r . Pipe - - • - . 31 o 0 ~ 'unous Old Port, of the Vintage of 0306, of the most exquisite flavour, per Pipe ' - • 'tali' pi pe - • I - Q u arter Pipe - ..,-ta'. °, Sherry, per Butt - 4li Butt - - - Quarter Butt t v - • . e rY tine Old Ditto, six years in the wood, ' per Butt tlalflitr ' %atter fi t ult - - - Fi , 0 - . . li n,- Id West India Madeirt, per Pipe all P ipe - Quarter Pipe , 125 o 0 63, 0 0 32 e c; 110 •o 0 5 6 u o 29-,0 0 116 o o 59 0 30 0 0 ;16 n o 59 0 0 30 0 0 'nest Port Wine, warranted to have bceh six Years int he • 1 vip bottles, .E 3 to the wood, ste w , . D oz o , en . • . _ - - - - sos. ti,„`nolce Old Port, 12 to the - Dozen, not crusted .535. .1/4tarious Old Port, warranted to have been five ,)ears in bottle, sz tothe Dozen • - ti Sheriy, 13 to the Dozen p; Y Fine Old ditto, warranted to have been 1 1 1 ;;Rnt Ye,.rs in the - butt, 13 to the Dozen "4 i , -- Tenet - die, 13 to the Dozen ' . - the Old Bro iti - viacieirA, 13 to the Dozen .. t 1 ,. ' - - Q, ' , s' 3l )Icl West ii,,iil ~ i tto, .13 to the Dozen Cnously Fine F...st India Madeira, warranted % o°,be tz y.ears old, 12 to the Dozen . - *ci`to Sherr y , sz to the Dezen- - - tit ..., . -at ' . the i' ti " I . • d.flavour, •z to ..t 01 ..stest duality an . k \t t t , cozen • .. - .. hl fine Rich and Dry Lisbon, 13_ to the bi t ` l ' 4 n • .- .. ' - t ‘Fi r ' 4 itto Mountain, .73 ditto • I bi t ', e3l W idle Noy eAS, 12 ditto bi ll . o ' ° , NIA Ditto, 12 ditto ~. Oki Runs Jhrub, 12 (nth) Per Dozen. Flavoured Cenev4 W l itte MI Stroll;; I}ltto 1 ," , lto ditto lad - mica Ruin '" l tto ditto Coniac Brandy "' A U() ditto Hollands Per Gallon. los. 6d. . )2S. 6d. i6s. 6d. F,3s yd. Per Dozen. 6s. 6d. 7s. 6d. los. 6d. zis.' ed. Best Bottled Porter, It to the Doien ..t.Pitto Double Brown Stout, to to the D-ozen Cockagee Cider. - itt- S quash Perry , j tttc~t Uld Ale warranted al Months old before bottled • 9 Ntl f "lest Burton Ale, ditto - gs. 6d. los. 6d. siv. • Per Gallon. tr y Curious Coniac Brandy, warranted to be % / IF" Yeats old - uto Cu rious Fine I. lavoured Old Runt Ine Old B. Brandy • - T hose Articles marked * are what the Company recoin ta,Pu ds being o f a mo re superior quality titan what is gene. 'LY sold, and of the finest flavour. wtne Merchants, Inn-keepers, and Publieans, served at the Trade Prices as usual. January r , 1812. \ jot' the conveniency of those Families who prefer their 'hes in Pints, and for Connoisseurs in superior Articles, d th e % „, Company h ave -seletied the m o st Curi o us Wi n es, &c. ~offer the following as the most choice that care he pro. Fine West India 'Madeira, 12 pints to the dozen, 365. • O ld East India ditto, of tie most exquisite flavour and q u alify, 12 ditto, eiss. , 11 . 1 )1(1 East India Sherry, of the most curious and scareequa- Y„! 1 2 ditto, 38s. rine Old Dry Lisbon, 12 ditto, 28s. P ort Wine, newly bottled, from the finest seleaed Pipes f „ t he favourite vintage of 1806, iz ditto, zBs. o ,'-'itto, of the must rare sort, bottled trout the most curious ) ,„“t Wine in the kingdom, that has lain in • a body near 20 . " :1 s• This Article has all the softness and flavour of the mo st,.. rare Wine, and is worthy the attentibn of the first Con. 12 ditto, 325. LUSCiOUS Shrub, made from the finest Flavoured Old Rum, kiPe l ull Flavoured Double Brown Stout, 12- ditto, 4s• bd. 1 , CuriOus Mellow Ale, warranted two years old before bot . ',d, but of the softest flavour, 12 ditto, is. bd., 445. od. Ifis. 6d. 16s. od. A REAL BLESSING TO MO I HERS. AMERICAN SOOTHING ;iI(RU - P. 1-111-11 S never-failing remedy tbr. Children cutting • their Teeth, was brought from America br a family, 'where it has saved hundreds of Children when thought past zecovery through convulsions; for in hal fan hour after using, the • child will gradually recover, being asannoeent as eliica gous, and so pleasant, that no chit(' 'will refuse to let-their Xums be rubbed with it. When children are four months () id, though there is no appearahce of teeth, mothers should rub one bottle of.the Soothing Syrup' on their gums, for, by ° Pening the pores in that early stage, not one child in a hun tired will have fits, or what is termed breeding the t e eth in in their loins, the cause (Aso many rickety children ; and pre sents that p;inful operation of lancing the gum, which al .waYs makes The next tooth much harder to come through. pothers ought never to be without the Syrup in the Nursery ; lila child wake in the night with pain in its gums; it imme diately opens the pores, heals the gums, and prevrnis lever (n• cony ulsions. • ,„ To be had o f the Propriet or s , johnson and Co No. 94, N ewman-street, Oxford-street.; and by Shaw'and Edwardr, Paul's Church-yard ; Golding, 42, Cornhill : and by all the principal Medicine Venders in 'cowhand Country, at gd• a bottle, for ready money. Caution—Be sure to ask for johnson and . Williams's AMerican Soothing Syrup, as there are a mimba of spurious Otis. her B. Mrs. lohnson relieves the Infant Poor, as usual, at House, every Tuesday and Saturday morning, from lune to ten o'clock, by bringing a Letter froin a repeatable house. keeper that they are real objeds of charity. On the-Frst of May will 'be published, An Original and Splendid Work, entitled, MHE BUilfiEll AN UQUITtES y! .ENGLAND 1 sand SCOTLAND delineated. •Comprising Specimens of 'the' Architecture, Sculpture, and other Vestiges of former Ages. from the earliest Times to the Union 'of the Two CrpV...us: ac,omp.inied with descriptive Sketches, Biogra phical Remarks, and - a brief HiStory of the principal Events .that have: occurred in. this interesting, part of great Britain. The whole . of the Engravings will he executed by Mr. john Greig, from Paintings made expressly - for 'this Work by Mr. George. Arnald, A. IC A. Mr, A. Nasmyth, and r L. Cleirocti. -r4e. First Part, conriiiiing Six Plates and Twb Sheets of.Letter-prss, will be published on the iat of May, tStz. \‘;'‘ SCHEME. 1 of kz0,0,0 is • C 20,000 I . 15,000 - 15\ 000 I -10,0 co • - leijcoo I - • ' ,5,000 , - 5,(G0 1 - ' - ' 4,090 - 4,000 1 - 1 . 3,C00 - 3,000 2 - . 2,000 , . 4,0c.0 4 .. 1,000 - 4, 000 6 - 'coo - 3,000 8 - 4 00 ,- . 3,200 10 -30 p - 3,000 12 - sop - 2 ,4 00 23 - 100 -2 1 00 a So - 50 - e,coo 70 - 4 O 4O - - - 2,8J0 Zoo - 3 0 - 3,000 12 4 -2; - . ' 3,100 2,000 - . 15 . - 33,0r:.0 Only 12,000 Tickets., all different Numbers. The wh,)le to be tieterrninesi in One Day, the 3atit of this Month, April. SPRING LOTTERY, I)IDDING and Co. No. i; Corrhill (the . corner, .next to the Mansion:l louse), remind their Friends, that the, prestht Lottery, mounding with an unex - anipled Variety of magnificent Prizes, will be all dravtu the 3oth of THIS MO N TH . In the LAST- LOTTERY, P. and Co. sold No. 3486, a Prize of 2.60001. - 2nd No. 2921. a Prize of 4001.• in twenty-, eight Shares ; besides their general, mass of various 'Prizes so greatly exceeded the due Proporti'Jn, that it one individual had purchased all the ket s and Shares sold by them, it would have yieldt:d.at the rate of roSI. as. - 4d. per Ticket, or upwards of t7,c,c01. over and above the :Prime Cost. . _ This was indeed Luck-Real Luck , -.which I'l MANG and Co. hope and expect will be repeated at' their Office; Igo. t, Cornhillolte,tornier Lucky Residence of old. Mr. Guy, who .accumulated about 400,c001. .on that identical Spot, out of which he built , and endowed the Hospital in the Borough. - This Day were published, In Quarto, price rsi. boards, Dedicated to, Her RZJyal Hi g hness the Princess' Charlotte of • Wares, • PLEASURES - M HUM AN LIFE i a Poem. By ANNA lANE VARDILL„ Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, ()rine, and Brown, eatethoster-row ; and at the British .Gallery. 54, New 13ond-street,' .coNoir 10.N:s This Work will not exceed hour Volumes Quarto, and 'will be published in Paru; once every Three Months, or oftener, irsiossible. Each Part will contain. Six or more hig,nly finished Engravings, and Two 'lteets of Letter press; price m medium .Ito, in:. 66. each Parr, or with Proof Im. pressions of the Plates, in Super-royal 4td, 15s. Eight Parts will form a Wiume, with which will be given an engraved Title : -Page„ and Tail-Piece. - - Pi blislie~l •by Messrs. Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster:.ow; Miler, A ittemarte-stlect Constable and Co., liduiburgli : Gals, s treet, 'Pentont ille. • 'VICTUALLING-OFFICE, Mai-ch to, rEsz. T HE, COM VISSIO NERSfor VICTU4LL/A'G 111 , 47ESTY'S NAVY d) hereby give Notice, 'Tkat on Friday, the tots:, .of April next, they will be ready to re ceive Tenders in writing, (sealed up), and treat for the supply (on separate Como amps) of what ,F fLESII BE EF and. Skiii PROVISION'S may be demanded for the service of his;llla . - je.qy's Ships and Vessels at Limerick, and in the River. Shannon, in Ireland, for Twelve Months certain, and further until Six Months' warning shall be given for the termination thereof: to be laid Jar by Bills, payable with Interest,. Ninety Days after date. • The Conilititm: vf the Contrafi map . he seer at the Sectitag's Office, •at this Office, or by applyin g 7a the CoNaos his jetty's Customs at Limerick. No regard Will he had to wy Tinder . in which the Price shalt not he inserted in words at length,, or that shall not be delivered to the'Bomd b.:Are One o'clock cn the said friday the loth, of April next, no, "unless the Person wha makes the Tender, or -some Person on bis Behalf, attends, to answer when called for : nor will any Tender teat tontine extravagant prices-upon some articles, and prices much inferior to the real volne-upon others, 6e;considired at proper to be admitted. , Bach Tf . nder niust alsi be accompanied by a Letter signed b. two responsible Persons, engaging to become bound with the Pary , tend.;ring, in the Penal S unz of 53 04 for the due performance . of each of the said Contraßs, rrHE late damp weather imOng proved partim 1. larly injurious to the HAIR, by destroying the curl, and deranging its natural beautiful' appearance, to prevent this, Ladies and Gentlemen should use ATK 1 NSON'S ORIGINAL CURLING FLUI D, which. will keep the curl inflect in damp - weather, or during . exc'reise, in riding, dancing, &c. This• fluid is also .allowed, by competent lodges, the best article ever invented 'fOr dressing the Flair, adds to its growth and thickness to astonishment, and con veys.such a beatitifill gloss and fascinating attraction as can be obtained by no other means. • . . N. 11.--Keeps false hair in curl, and makes it apical . natural. Sold by Bayley and Blew, Perfumers to the Duke and Duchess of York, Cockspur-street ; Harding and - Howell, Pall Mall ; Turner, 75, and Overton, 47, New lloruLstreet ; Grange, 189, Oxford-street • 'Cane, Cornhill ; Rigge, Cheepside ; Berry', 17, dreek-street Davison, Fleet street; and most perfumers and hair-dressers.; and by the Proprietor, James Atkinson, Perfumer, g, fliirh-street, lilosmsbury, London; in bottles at 3s. od. and 6s. 'were may be had, Atkinson's Vegetable Dye, tor changing 'red or grey Flair to an auburn or beamiful jet black. ON SPRING DI ET: " It is in Spring," observes a celebrated Physician, " that constitutional diseases conic into action ; and it, at this sea son, .people were to adopt ai'l alterative diet, much human misery would beprevented." . , . `THE NUT 01 the SASSAFRAS TREE is !lot 1. only very hourishing.,.and , plc.isaitt to -.the p,late,, but ample experience Inis proved it to b efficacious in cor recting the constitution iind . pitrity.in l .; the blood than the Lis bon Diet Drink, or SarsapariO. People subject to ernptions ot , the•skiivarid such as - ate of Gouty, liilious, Asthmatic, or Consumptive Habits will find the Sassafras Cocoa, a most i;,valliable'articie of didt. In the periodical works oil Medicine it highly, extolled, and its use is adopted by several cionoent Physicians. It is sold in aground state for boiling the sante manner as coffee), price 6s. 6d. per b. by W. Wilson, Grocer i ilNlO. 39, Stand. Orders from the country Must be accompanied with a re. mittance. DISKASES,OIL THE .UlOF.Tllltrl. IVIR. DUFOUR, S o l t ; Propti , ;tor of Darali's breed •Medicated Boogies, having confined his Prac. tice for more than 20 years to the cure of Stiietures, Obstruc tions, Debility, Gonorrhea, and every other disease of the Urethra, 'fluters himself t hat extensive pradtce, joined to - the mildneFs of the 'remedies he employs, exclusively enables hint to off r a sate and permanent cure, not subject to the (tanker and - .inefficacy attending the uses of Caustics or coffi n-mit liougic.s. . . • „ - - Persons in t h e country stating their cases fully in a lcttcr, inclosing a one or A two pound note; will have proper Medi cines'sent to the amount. tar the Variou:; symptoms, method of cure, - &c. s:e Mr. Dufour's Vractic.ii Treitise on Diseases of the LI rethra.'&e. price 3s, the seventh , edition. To be had of the Booksellers ; Author's House, No. 54, k rich-street, Soho; ,i114(1 Gide and Curtis, Paternoster:row. , CENUINE Mr.DICINES. A S many Dditiers in ILlediclnt.'s, as well as the Public, are often at a losS to ascertain who are the Pro prietors of chilZ:rent Medicioes. St 1A W and EDW AR DS. 66, St. l'aul's Lc - idon, hive subjoined a List of those of which they are the Proprietors, and also of those for which, they ate the sole Agents: . s. d. • s d. . Hill's Bal. of Honey . 3 6 Newton's Tooth P o wd. 2 6 Esse.liceof Waterdeek. 3 6 Clior.:ii'sPeclor‘il l'iils' /'q Hallam's Bilious Pills . 2,9 \Valsles Antipe , tuss:s 2 9 Wessel's Jesuits Drops '2 9 ---, Coltsloot Loz. i i Marshall'i Cerate i ii Aniboyna Lotion 4 6 Church's Cough Drops 2 6 liiiiipe; Ess. Pepperm. a ti* Amboyna Tootla Pow. 2. 6 W es,el's Specific Reni. 2.9 GornwelPsDrientalCDr. 4 6 Roche's Eiribrocation - 4 ° Widow Welch's Pills 29 . Robberd,'Cough Drops 2 9 Keyser's Pills 6,1 juiliperLs:i.Peitnyroyal . l ze Velno's Vegetable Pills 4 6 Spedintan's Pills, 2 0 * All the al?ove, (those with the star excepted) will have the address of Shaw and Edwards, 66, Paul's, on the stony, without which they cannot !de genuine preparinfuiis. 'I I H E • value of Dr. FREEMAN'S G VITA S A LUTA R S_ has been so• long proved, th:i , t no thing .of the '”'esent day can Lear . a competitirxn with it, in all the &rent stages Of a certain Disease, which 'it elredually cures, and eradicates front the habit, with out exciting` the painful feelings and exposure thiit attend Sallyation —without debilitating tire Constitution in any degree, or even requiring contine , nent front busi neSs, or restriction Of diet. The radical Virtues, of -these inestimable Drops have proved their claim to public appro.. bation, for more than thirty years. In all the debility of both Sexes they prove a never-tailing Restorative, whether the debility is produced by too free use of Mercury, by illicit • pleasures, or the elleds of kf mann climate. To Travellers, . and those going abroad, they cannot be recommended ton strongly, as they will reccive a sate, speedy, and complete Cure, in ail oldistubboah Civets, and every .Weakness that alleets the Bladder and ,Organs of Urine. By its efficacy nialq Women have become Mothers, who.tOr inanyycars had, been deprived of that happiness. • Sold, wholesale and retail, at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheap. side, corner of Paternoster-row-; and retail, by Belana and Portsmouth ; flail and .lohnson, Gosport ; mitt, Wobton, Mallory, ,and' Jones, Portsea ; Trewn i , i n, Exeter ;• :Cookwortity, Glenville,' Gilbert, and , Hoxi , nA, Plymouth; Newbury, Dublin; Baxter and Macd nald, Glasgow ; Smith, Manderston, Scott, and Cargil, bdin burgh ; Crutwell, Bath; Ross and Peck, Hull ; Gregson arid Uillinge, Liverpool ;• Staines and - Lynch, Manchester ; Bowen, 'Norwich ; li.nott and Lloyd, Birmingham; G re.. gory, Brighton ; lidwards:and Penny, Liverpool ; and most AL:dicinu Vetith:ES, in Bottnt,i. at z 5. gd,„.o, 6d. stud Their Lordships wet ais day for the first time after the Easter ReceSs, and' after Prayers were read, they iinmeditely proceeded fo forwarti the Bills 'Ton the Table.. Among . the.se- wete the Members' Oaths, the Irish Sdldiers' Famihe4, and the fies Bills,. u'hichwere severally read a second time, and omered to be committed. The new Bishop of Oxford (t r. bdiksoN) wns introduced with the Usual prelatical lowis, sworn, and look his seat. His 'Lordships supporters wera the Bishop of. London and Norwich. Tire Earl of e r LYAVAITII was sworn and took his seat. Mr. Litchfield (Rom .the Privy Council-Office) presented Copies of va:i,ous,formS 'of Licenses grant ed. to vessel's sailing from , one foreign port to another, under cond.tion of touching at- a British' port, and, for three years ending sth Jan. 1812, pursuant to a recent Order of their Lcirdsliipi. Mr.. Hill, from the Treasury, 'presented an Ac count of the Disposition 'of Grams, &c. in the last year. Mr. Worsley presented certain Annual Accounts from the London Flour Company. These documents were seve r ally ordered to lie on the table. The first ment ioned, i. e. respeOing the forms of licenses, were, subsequently, on the motion of ,the Earl of Lauderdale, ordered to be printed. CIRCULATING MEDIUM Earl STANHOPE Idrerted to the circumstance of his having brought `onward, towards the close of last. Session, a Bill relative la this subjeal, which eventually met the approbation of their Lordships, the objet-,t of which was, to secure the country in those pOints to which the all referred; during the recess. He now came forward, with a. view to re lieve the !loxiety of 'the people of:England and li e . land'upon two subje(ds of the firsvirnportance. The peasantry of Ireland were, as the law now stood, li.ible to be, placed in a situation; wherein they may be compelled to Pay their rents three or fimr times over, lie was . desirous of providing a remedy for this. evil, and would therefore introduce.a Bill with a tiewto corre(t it. He would ptopose to morrow se'unight as the day, and moved that their Lord• ships' be summoned for that day, which was older ed accordingly. RELIGIOVS TOLERATIONT. The second subject which the Noble Earl said he would hare to call their Lordships' attention to, was the liability of so considerable a portion of t he 00111. munity,to oppression' on the score of rdigion. On the•general subject, he knew there Were' two opi nions---the one was, that a man's .religious senti., went§ 'should nor preclude Ilia) from holding cer tain offices in the Government ; the other was,-thiti they should. But both agreed, that intoleralic, , and persecution, on - the seine of religion, ought not to exist. Under this impression, it was that he in tended to propose a Bill upon the subject. Many. Members of the Church of England thought with Anil) on this, point. He could not therefige fix- any. particular day, becau4e the Catholic Petition, which Certainly related to apart of this general stibjeat,was not yet discussed by .their Lordships. He•Shotild therefore haPe to wait some time longer before he could fix any particular day for calling their Lord ships' attention to the point. The Earl . of Wellington's Annuity Bill, the lots' lit:siltation Bill, the , Pilchards Exportation, C.it Dublin Penitentiary Houses, and ; few other Bills, were brought up from the Commons by Sir J. Graham, Mr.-S . ow, Mr. Dunscome, and other Geo. - *men, and severally read a first time. The Earl of LIVERPOOL, after alluding to an orris sic)? which inadvertently occurred in their Lord- Ships' recent Vote•of Thanks to Lord 'Wellington, of the names of certain Officers who were aellially engEged on the occasion to which that . Vote refer red, and to whom it was undoubtedly in the con templation of their Lordships to love included in that Vote of Thanks, proposed, in furtherance of that Vote, that the names of the Officers alludd to should be added to those already specified in the' Vote. The Noble Secretary of State then read a list of the,names of the Officers alluded to ris.abote,. and which were forthwith ordered to be iotluded v in the said Vote - of Thanks. • MISCELLANEOUS. Tlie,F,Ari of LIVERPOOL presented a - Petition from the Magistrates, Town Council, and ManufaCturers of the town of Paisky, iri Scotland, respe6ting the East:lndia Company's Charter. This being read by ihe Clerk, appeared' to tie for an extension of r.t3 trade :o India, setting forth the Petitioners , ' opi nion of their right to. trade to every part' oP :the world, &c.—Ordered to lie on the Table. On, the motion of E:iil GROSVENOR, the order for. their Lordships-going into a Committee to-morrow on the Reversionary Grants Bill; was discharged, and renewed for that proceeding, for Friday se'n nicrht. TnE Earl of LAUDERDALE acquainted the Ilouse with his intention to sr.biriit a motion, that Cope of the Correspondence betweed the Directois s of the East India Company and his Majesty's Government, should be laid before the House. And also respe6-. ing the military plans in agitation with respect India, and the propt)sed transfer of the troops of the Comp .:fly to the disposal of Government. He felt it his duty to" call their Lordships' attention must seriously to another topic.. It was known that to the course of a few'days, a sill of.a rtol el l and most. questionable nature would be before that House : it was tin - renewing the Bill of last year, rgspe6ting- the currency of the country. 'Before they Could think of vesting the powers which were,proposed by that Bill, in a Banking Company, it was absolutely 575. SOS. 54 5 . 5 s s3s. 665. 2, 45. 70s. 955. 48c. 4 15 . SoS. $ 4 S. 4b5. VI:TUALLING-OFFICE, March 31, ISM . THE COMMMSIONERSfor PICTUALLING His MAJESTY'S NAVY do hereby give Notice, That on Friday, the loth ApritneXt, they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing Pealed up), and treat fir Nine Hundred Quarters of NEW PALE; and Three Hundred Quarters of NEW CLOSE DRIED AMBER MALT; to be answer able to .an:ples (of not lets than one Quart each) to be produced with the Tenders, and to be, delivered within the space of a Fort night into his Majesty's Fiaualling Storer at •Deptford ; and also for One Hundred and Fifty Tons of VIRG! 'I4IA LEA P TOBACCO, to be delivered in . the period el Si.e Weeks at the POW and in the proportions undermentioned,Viz. Tous. Deptford - ‘B,) Portsmouit • 4Q Plymouth - 20 ISO the . zi.h9fe to be Imidfir by Bills, payable, with ',acres', Ni , :ety Days ,z/ter date. 'The Conditions of the Contracts 5e sea ,a't the Secretary' s o,tb•ce. No regard will Le had to my. Tender in which Ihf Priee shall not Le inserted in w,rek at leng.b, or that shall not be. delivered to the Holed btfore One O'cZ.,ck oYi the said Friday, the.toth April next, nor wriest the Person, who ma-kes the Tender, or tame Per— thiS, 4 +V i / ICTU: II . I .II , `G.OF.FILL, . . . • April 3 - , iSiz. • , . IHE CO M3l ISS TO NE RS'for VICTUA L L I ill G His 111.4.7 ES Tr's' NAVY efi .liereby . give Notice, Tha: on Tuesday, -the 2ist Igst. i&p will be real to receive Ten ders in writing (sealid up), and•treat for the skpxy q ...,su ; vEGETAimrs may be demanded for the Service ol His Ma jesty's Ship, and I/ essels in Torbay, from the ist of May next to the 3 , ,th of 4pril, 18:3, bni., days inclusive ; to . be paid for by Bills payable, -with Interest, ANlincD , Days after date. The auditions of the Co'nsr a ß my be seen at the Seer.tepy' s 01 . ce, at this Office, or by applying to Mr. Humphrey ilartktt, at 'Brixhatn, • No regard will be had fo any T, nde r in which the price shall not be insertql in words at lengtb, - or that shall not be deliver ed to the- Board before One o'clock on the .ra id Tuesday, the 214 InSt„ nor unless the Person who ntakts" the Tender, ot sf3'lne, Persol on his behalf attends, to answer when called for,. Mach Tender must also be accompanied by a Letter signed by two responsible Pet sone engsging to become bound vitt, tie Par( ) ) tendering, in the Penal Sum ,1 tool. hr the due performance of the Contract.