The Sun. — London, England, 1816-08-24 00:00:00

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' • 91 . 11118 PRESENT •EVENING (mixth time), a new Melo-Dramatic Spectacle, interspersed with Soup, liorusses, awl Combats, new Scenerv, Dresses, and D,:cota• Lions, called RED RIVEN, or The Mill of Glaris, a Canton in Switzerland. • In the. course of the Piece, the following 'new Scenery r :—Garcien and Conservatory , - , State Apart ment Interior of Domitory—Mill of Glaris— View of Glaris (Capi tal of that Ca nt on)—Van ited Caverns—Haunt of Red Riven. MANLY ACTIVITY, by the Grand Troop Ile Aantenrs (posi tively the last Night of their appearance).-- , GYMNASTIC EXERCISES, by II Diavolo Antonio.—D,ORSEMANSHIPe by Mr.Thcrow ; Clown's Act, by Mr. Brown.—A Comic Son:;, by Mr. Sloman.—To conclude wit h 'l'llE lIIGH M ET TLED RACER, introducing a real Horse Race and Fox Chime. • Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Rinloch,' at the Theatre, from Ten till Feuer, of whom a Private Box may he had nigh t ly.—Doors open at Half-past Five, to begin precisely at Dalf-past Six.. -- Second-yrice at rialf-past Eight.--Boxes 4s. Pit 2s. Gallery Is. quest rime 1 union as usual ; .for particulars inquire of Mr. is, Jun. at the Theatre. ***On Monday, theTight_Rope by Mr. Ducrow—Horse lanship by Mr. W. Davis, jun. &c. &c. • J SIVEMZIGUIT recommends the Scheme of • the NEW LowEity, tot he attention of his izriendi nod tlit. Public, to commence 17th SEPTEMBER, when above One third- of the Lottery will be drawn, and the first Prize will hav e Z.,..t0gj0 3 per Cent. Consuls ;Additional. SCHEN' E CONTAINS .Prizes of L.40,000 9 .. 30,000' , 2 , ' .10,000 ' si - 3 Per Cent. Consols, and various Motley Prizes—From having 114 d the good Fortune to sl,aii. the first Pries. both of 40,000 h 41 " 1 36 ,0001. that were ever sold, he trust: z to divide theallova lin iong his Friends and future Purchasers, at his old Othces, 37, rorailiill ; I 11, Ilo!born; l i , h 38, Ilasma i li e t ; I 141, Oxford- s treet. ere al'o, in the-last Lottery, No. 5 9 6 7, 3 ,000 1 . with "ri ch, other Capitals, were sold lit 86 Shares. , ._... ______ ON SALE AT WEBB'S FORTUNATE OFFICES, 9, CORNHILL, and t 7, LUDGATE-STREET. TICKI?,TS untl SHARES' -for the - STATE LOTTERY, nhich will commence drawing on TUF,S -4.41.Y. 17th SEPTENIBI%B. 2.. , . ( , rand ites of ,C.43,000 80,000 With 2.... • ........... . ...... I O,OOU 28 IttiliT 111 3 tier cent. Consols, form a Scheme UntlitLi I attraction fir although there ace but 14,000 diets th e p • (in •;i and Money) la ii 03,74 0 1. riga,. amount • /.4 0, i s obtain the ahoy, vlttndid Canitalsl, ast earir purchasi. p r l . )4 " lll tely requisit e , as 40,0 00 1. is a tt ac h e d to th e First re drawn out of the 1t eal. pre , innes the Public have observed how won- Fortunate his Oakes Itive horn in every Lottery for. years) but all former in:lances pr Luck have been by his snECCS.es ill tile Lottery, in wbieb l'Ord and gold More than Half the Amount of All the Ca "4l i i tirtts in thesZilelll4., • " 11,690.. Li Ttelve Shares :31,000 N 0.315. , In Five Shares .t.20,000 3,1.14.. Whole Ticket .6,000 1 1 1/ esides st.yeral of 4001. S(',o • ?cc. and in the Lao 4, 4 " R Shared and Sold TWO of 30,0001. One 20, 0001 . tir lU,tOll. &c. tko. State Lottery °dices; 9, Cornhitl, and 17, Ludgate-street. Si?`r '` • ItIOR GINGER. DEER AND EP? F.RITEAENT silmitrr, INsTANTLY VItODUCEt) BY RICI - 1411.1)';i 1 PORTA3I.I'. Ern.AcT• ri ' - 4 NCOtilt AG ED by the filitteling reception which his POWDERS lately brought forward for-pre r.'lng the atlowe delightful beverages have experienced, the .loprittot has been indteced to o ff er these new Preparationh; I_,lcomequence of its being in a liquid form the liner parts of • !Pt' Ginger and.ot her ingredients only t vE rt ,i p ,. r . leto r are obtained land the tii ,f, its being is coovinced that a trial only is na,:essary to "Tietioi to that contained in bottles, still re- Li i,ni , ng the attv.lntage of portatkility so much approved of in ;• A ',.., 1 11 ","er5• P • reps.' ed he ' itilin Richards, elle mist, 03, lo' . . f " (4) "`ite St. Clement's . Church , the Original Pro -414.ii tor and lilletuor. The Ektroct in bottles of 3s. t3d., Is i C i d " a nd 125.;-tits Powders' in pacliets of is., ss. (tl., and li i ' n 'ntli are warrarit..l to keep in all climates. ..tiold Retail Tutc l. "''' , 150 ;01 - tottkirect, opPosite liondAtriet ; £lllll 1,, y.. 14 It nechange : wheve are continued to be.sold his ,119 y approved PoWder for double iiODA WIT"' GlN l',l!!:und A' Ill'l'F, SPRUCE BEEll'Oas also those for EF `,I"'ESGENT SIIERIIEV ~ CONIVLAINTS. . - „ 1:?P ' v°III EKGILL'S CORDIAL DROPS, IFVE been inown (luring lialt a Century far. fi r'. their efficacy every description eif Slerrous Disor iloyol their various aaectious, us -lovihteis: of Spirit,s, Loss .of :Ippetite, Indigestion, Spasms, typo- Wealtness, Langan?, Irretklarity of Habit, P hi t; fill PreiltllS Anxiety of Jilind, of Satitt; FWI; kini for everrltind of De in J"r I t.t laxittion • ;Kliet her hercilitary, or occasioned lq "!.T Itv.i 1 01 N ""e " riot or I hy Climates; the imitiodc• of z•,},irit oous I,i g o ors , or other NOXlOnS N'l u id s; .loo , Q4 4 rv "la VI Life, o`r close Application to study : exccssiye injudicious administration of M•ercury ; Uis Te tt , ""'; (Our ewnses. To tlio:e af fl icted, is partienlarly • it Intueilded a trial of 1 1 1%11U:0 , 1c Medicine, from which .ru; ` , Y , Lae assured of obtainingairnost i'inmediate Tetief,.and e...,%11. reasonable iiersereraocc tal.ing" it, the complete 71;odiment of their h. • • tow bottles, at .45.. ad. ; ts. and e2s, at Messrs. putter itsl Nn. Cheopside, London ;t o also 115' tile Prititi• ' I NI I" edere lu' everyirown. • s ant e V.,LLYABLE FAmmy MEDICINE, Inactiito or Olritruction of the Stomach and BOW 0) "digestion, Plaiiikney, Bilinus ur Sick Fleitii-Ach, Distention of the liowelS,` SieLoeskat Stomach, nual Costiveness, &c. HALLAM'S ANTHILL/017S PILLS. ...•• • • EitS safe and elegant preparatton. , j ust l y o ,hiventeil for its agreeable and tertain operation, by • 't effectually removes all Inaction or Ohstruciii.in.ot . t . he end „Bowels, whether arisikig ,frum Bile; Indigestion, (i uk neY, or Cold ; SAckiless /it Stomach, 'lead •Aclic,.&c. l it tr.'s:meshy 1141oileing acrid WIC or other crudities retained canal, tool acts as an alterative to the system ti, „: 411 Y. Free from any ;intimonial or mercurial . prepara -1;;;:;' 11% at all tirnes Nth:, and has been given with stngu '"l4.l'l;(l,ll. cirvct 'Curing Pregnancy. Its action is particularly `'-.!+, Persons of Bilious Habits, and those or sedentary ,„,4:re sullicient action of the bowels is not kept up, ' r l.lukties retain( those organs ore freqnently n r ?''''s and diSteutiotis bead-achs, langoitr, and giddiness, Setist. of wearineis and: oppress"' A"'wi Itttut;ye ti l e cau se , the effect must cease ca 4 t! trial w ill fully convince the patient of their sill 'nit worst C4ses of Bilious or S ick .i.lead-Actii are cer re'horeil byt single dose, and n'a much shorteC:time "'I " it 1 c°1 : 11 cretlitvii. but from experience. The Proprietor i'luper to ►mark, they 3 will he fohnci not only to act ooeii%ioi,s ) ut to leave the body, alter their are r action ccilses, tree from-that costive state which ` 1411 )' Suect• •I • tl,c 1,11010 f laxative medicines. . "' I i retail, by E. ;, tit, ranr! 'OV4 • ld ; mgvr, 0 i'ford-street ; 'rat!) Lxchange ; acid id, 111iddlu-te H lb' ‘v u. . • NAVY PAY OFFICE,..InIy ef, taw. NOTI 4 Ch is hereby giien to OFFICERS the NAVY, and PERSONS entitled to NAVAL'EALF PAY or PENSIONS, o:r their Executors or 'Adininistratmi," residing in the Majesty's Dominion?, .I.h:et Irons and after tfic - 1 Ist day of January, 1817, they way receive the same by Bills 'of Exchange UpOn the CoMmissiimers of the Navy, payable at. l thee days.sight, if they shall be desirous of doing so', instead of reeeivinit the iame by Remittance Bills, on signifying such desire by Letter to the Treasurer of the Navy, . trani witting with such Letter the usual Aflidi,vit, or Certificate of the day of the death of the deceased : on receipt of which the fc;rui of the Bill, properly filled up as directed by the Act, will be.sen.to the party applying, whin the Half-pray of Pen sions are in course of. payment; and nouther can be accepted.' Officer; residing near any of his Majesty's pock-yards,nny receive their Ilalf-pay in those Yards, by their de sire for that purpose to the principal in the' Nary Pay Office in each Docl.-Yard, and leaving with him the usual Affidavit. ' '• GEORGE ROSE. EXCHEQUER BILL OFFICE, Aug. 93, 181 G. TO BE PAIL) OFF. All EXCHEQUER BILLS dated in the Month of October, 1,115, viz. On Aids, 1815, 55 Geo. 111. Cap. 5. Supply, 1815, L. 4,500,000, 5' Gee. 111. Cap. 1.19. Voted Credit, 1815, L. 6,000,000, 55 Geo. 111. Cap. 196. ripllE LORDS CONLMISSIONERS of HIS - 11 - MAJESTY'S TREASURY haring> given directions , for paying off the Principal 4 the abore,mentionedEXCEE QUERBILLS with the Interest due thereon, at the .Ex chequer Bill (Mee in the Reteipt'of4xcheqner, New Palace yard; Westminster, on Tuesday, the 18th day of SeptiOnber, attendance will ,be given daily- (Sundays • and Holidays ex, cepted) until ' apt ineladingTbarstisy, the sth of September, from ten o'clock in the morning; till one in the after noon, for the purpose of receiving the and, for the greater dispatch, the heaters 'of the said Bills are disired to place each description of Bills in separate Lists (which are to . he obtained at this Odiee).classing them in the Order of their respective dates, such as are for the same Amount Lying numerically arranged, and specifying the principal Sums and Interest disc thereon, computed from, but, excluding the days on which they are respectively dated, to the said,lolb day of *Member inclitsiVe, when the interest will cease and, ge: said bearers Jiving holders or tiot. are indispensably re quired to indorse each Bill with their 'wed signatures; and to write their names and residmee at the bottom of each separate List; and they are moreover required to at tend the Excliequer Bill Office 'fur .payment, and to receive the new give the Receipts for the ,:ame. If any of the uolders of the aforesaid bilis should be de s rouse of I'll 4 m.vktily. df 14,1,546-.1;..i , may ere ac . c o mmudated on computing the Interest to the day on which they wish to be paid,'and leaving the said Bills for examina- . thin one day prior theteto. Such persons as may he desirous of having new Exchequer Bills in' whole•or in 'part of payment of principal, upon markiug new Billsond mentioning the amount at the bettors in their Lists, delivered on or before Thursday, the sth vi September, may be accommodated with new Bills, payable to or Order, carrying an In- terest'of three pence farthing by the slay, on every one hundred pounds, which.said new Bills will bear date Lire said luth.day , of Suptein4er, and will be delivered, together with . the Interest due in respect of the Bills so d:sired to be ex changed, on \‘iednesday, the 11th day of September, and the following dais' : .The .Exchequer Bills to be issued in Exchange, anti:made F:97W,ttio, , ,or order y as abuve-inentioned, may be either transferred by endorsement, or will .4)e, paid to the Bearer if the ►,trek iliall nut be filled up. 4,4;1 fieholuar Bills dated. prior to October, 1815, !cave been advertised to be paid.olf, and the Interest thereon has owed: . . cAToN., ON THE VENEREAL DISEASE-AND ITS CONSEQUENCES. 'This Day kV,, 1,,1,1)1Mik . 11, A ' Ni4 Edition,' pace ss. il hod rated with Cases, 111EATISE till the PRE VENTION and CURE of the VENEREAL DISEASE, 'exhibiting the character, symptoms, anti treatment, of the Diseases imme d iately or remotely connect tot kith it ; contaisting Obsereatitais ott tarot, Strirtnre, Nlueol Di.charges; the me of • the ;Caustic and common 11011.. tie, Cutaneous Eruptions, imaginary N'enereal Diseateai:Dcbility general or local, the Theory of .denerati,m, &c.' eutitti i risitig . an a l el urntary Worli for Students, and a gnidu in the. general' reader ' • in terspersed with select Prescriptions , app licable to each divi sion of the disease. . , • •. tly. T. M. cAToN,...stogF. , n, No. 10,, Stanhope-street,' Newcastle-street, Strand.; late of the United Hospitals . of .St. Thomas's and Eioy's Printed for Messrs. Sherwood and Co. 20, Paternoster-row, London. . AI\IES ATKINSON, Perfumer, N0,.,-13‘,.G er , nail-street, Saha-squire, London, niost respectfully begs Ware to inform the Public, that he has discovered a new'Me thud of,,tua!,ing SOAP, which divestait of chests, and renders it the most mild, efficacious, and pleasant,Suap, ever submitted to public notice. it is prepared in the follow ing forms - - --- • ' ATKINSON's AMBROSIAL SHAVING CAKE 'is pecu liarly well adapted to Gentlemen whose -13e.arcis are.'-strong, whose Faces ,are tender. does nut cause 'the slightest smarting pain, gives a ilrainesti:to the Skin, and Tenders the action, of the Razor much :easier than the cotumon 'Method, price 9h is, ts.6d. atal,24. 6d. each. , ATKINSON's. AMBROSIAL SHAVING PAST.F.,, ,, in neat Pots with• Corers; a very neonoinieal ami portable Article, the Pot answering theioupose of a Shaving-box, price *s.lid. ATKINSON's A-M.lolost AL SOAP for Washing removes ; Freckles, Sunburn, Hardness. &c; from the Skin; pievents its chapping in the most intense atmosphere, and gives to it a • silky Softness, and delicate WhitenesS, the most luxUriotis i • ntaginahle,-prite the Square. ATKINSON's CURLING - FLUID, well known to matt of the Nobility for its surprisingproperties of :restoring. the Hair on bald places, and for preserving it irons changing co lour or falling off,. to the latest period of.life;' also keeps the Hair in Curl during , =•exercise in Dancing, %Valking, &c. or in damp weather, price 31. 6d. a bottle. V,BGBIABLE.DYK, the .only unexception able Artiele'hitherto approved for changing Grey or Red Hair on the Bead, Whiskers, fee.; to a Brown or Black, price ss. 105,.. 6d, and One Guinea. Sold K as in a t b e z ri e% and by moat Periluaers sad Ilair•dressvra . . I TWINI' - • Ily .iis .lajesty A Royal Letters Patent. TLIE '• Meroita tit s, =ai~tlt~tlte Public, are respectfully infori ed, by thb, Patentee. the. above Mth Is ttiltl gen:line and duly stanipeil'artlie EAST INDIA No. AO Hattie ih=Town or Country,„ in entire . Cases of :;ti apd 60 pieces each for Exportation, and by itie'ilagie piece, ireLli4 for SYdrting and 6-4 tor Sheeting, from ~ Nit to 53 yards' each, 84. GEL 4S. 4s. bd. amt per raril, As Sttt'ting, it statiii.s.utiriralleit, tint only forits eputiorn,r, bht 1,;i• it s a d iu i ca we, and natural condociveues3 to health; and a; Sheeting, it is' equally tle,irablt: for its' tieattty and %tintvicss of 'wear, acid befog nearly halt the Prier of Zither fiat Shcetings. ,Iti•titl , rantitg•es have long been .enjoyed- by . rapines of the first distinction. Orders executed as if the parties }acre present. To F'Amilies and InJividitals tea rcllinx or going • Abroad, and Gentlemen in the Attny and Navy, it is of peculiar it never imbibing . the damp utniolplic.re, by, which the.tiangct. of. using damp Linen is entirely arnided. Fin*: Cll.-kNOE of CLlMATU.trewlently oc c:o4-4,,, the Human flair to full Mr, and become Grey. ROWLAND'S M; GARS OIL, prevents these chanties, :intfyradicates.rll diseases of the' Bair, and produces a most luxu6ant imislt, on the most.paid places; alto Whiskers, Eyebrows, 'and addi a pleasant.perfitme.---Price 3s. 6d. fs: '6,1, and ti. ts . . per bottle; will.keep - in any;clitoate. • ROIVLAND's ESSENCE ofTYRE, :• • which never fads to e roduce immediately a,perfe,:t change in Pe e l or Giey Ilair , Eyebrows, •Whiskers, &c. to lho,Vll or Black, and retains its glues. The Dye is so durable, that it camirit be removed bywashidg or pariPirati4n, and is so in nocent, that Ladies or Gentlemen. may .40 their flair with ease and secrecy-4s. Ts. bd. and los : W. Sold wholesale, retail, and for Exportation; 'by tile sale Proprietnr4,• A. ROWLAND and SO), Corner Of kirhy street, the first turning on the right in. tiatton;garden, born; London. And,_ by app,intment,. by . ail Perfumers and Medicine Venders,. throughout Europe. ***, Ask fur Rowland's Oil, or itowland's Dye, and see the signature. . SICKLY : SEASON, `PE _sudden N'oriatioos of iVelither the Spring, usually so fatal to Individuals, bits been this ye.ir 0;4.00 to the. Summer. Indolent tumors, swelling in thy joints, tubercles of the lungs, indentations of - the liver, and diseases of all the lymphatic glands, are the conse quences; Scorbutic and scrofulous .suppurations, and that .4Y:ter a l atrophy murk consumptive debil:ty %%Neu the use of inyreory induces, whether recommended by regular or irre gular :Quacks, appear with peculiar • aggravation. In these dephraule (Asses, and the almost irosensoile predisposition to them, t!Ae efficacy of 'the VEGETABLE 'l' of DE VELNO' is too well kn own t o nee d advertisement, Were it not counteracted by, a strong interest plausibly- suppkirfed iu favour of Mercury ; which by soinetimes making One 'disease disappear, breaks down the constitinion for the inroads of a thousand. The great demand for thy VEGETABLE; SYRI.7I), the substitute of this baneful and the; remedy fur it: dreadful effects, is proportioned to the peesent necesSity df having recourse to it, and is ,idministitred and sold by Mr. Canham, fig it was by his pretlece,slr Mr. Swain son, 01 41, Frith-street. Soho, at. Iss. a bottle; and by his Agents in Town aid Country. UONSUNIP „MUM). 4 . PROFESSIONAL MAN, who through nu I. extensive practice in the above Disease, htis been t, in t l . 4 : ll ., l cr ill: 7 r u i s t given over by eminent Physicians, • and when in the last stage•. of.a Cotoomption, attoutled' with etiwzh.: snittin:: of bio,t. pooer tovc.s. •' l. i • to those he halt cured; nod n.lien Oen peer er by some of the' first Professional Men ; he therefore now pith-' lidy otters it to those WiloarelabOuriitg undef this •attEcting Disease. . • .: • .. Letters (post-paid) •.addreSsed for 4. B. ,2, cninberingd street, N r w-ro.oit, Ntv.ry-le-Lone, London, :will h4ye diate attention aid where attendance •i 4 - eo.ry' day ,Sundays exteptid), ten to twelve:lft the forehoou , • • PRI v CORTI ItSPON DEN CE. • • 14,18 M "Three days ago the Pollee trillotot t.tliow the Qziolidienne of the day to be•sent by the pOst into tiIC country. -This is a eottniton wayTW ptini•ibing a newtqmper which Inserts articles: displeasing. 39 authority ; - but begitles, - in this instance, they have altenipti:d to levy a fine r .or. at loos' to4pake the paper pay 10,000 francs. The pr oprietor, Michaud, whri is a Member of the 'louse of De puties,,refitses to submit to this exaction be tens' them, that he recognizes i their power •of suppress ing hil Journal it' they please, but be detrics 0161 having any'right to extort money froth him : he, says, with truth, that 'if he pays this'surn'tO-day, there is no reason why, for sonic pretended fault, 160,000traoes should not be dentattdA to-morrow, in the sane arbitrary manner. It is supposed ;hat this matter will be brought, in some shape, be forethe House of Deputies when they meet. '" • " 'rite time of 'eotivoking . the Iloases is not Yet fixed. It is by no means proved 1 0 toe, t hat Mi nisters know hethselveS hoW they shall try to. resist or avoid the shock that awaits them . : they seem, however, fully to .feel, that when once the, 'louse meets, they cannot long stand against it I , and the state of the finances is such, that they will never dare to brave the iresponsibility they' would incur ; it they were not to convoke, it. '' Caruot's brother hits been taken up. It is said, that be is accused of distribtiting Fonclit';'s letter. • - M. De Thiars, vidiQ has been in prison-ewer since the affair of the Patriots of 161'6, has . ,not been allowed tci see any body for sonic time past. 0! Yon hive - seen in the Ploniiettr tif yesterday, that Pepin ;_,tie.Briiiste ienansed Prefect of Lti Crease. i4littitSers have excused from_ going wherein: was fist horned ; but they think him too valuable a person ci be: out . OfVmploymentl notoittatiowtorLat Venue, and his refusal, shave been the joke of a Patis. . " haVe' been 'lately a-treat. many arrests at Nancy,' and sortie Strasburg: dCelaend neglect (to say nothing ittere) With, which thet most approved royalists, are,treated, antl.thc_fa yours heaped upon men, some of whom the public consider as diitaffeCted, and s'oitic as' 'absolute traitors, produce very natural effects. Those who front tear would remain per(ectly .quiet, if they thought. administration tirm,in royalist I►rincil es, at present think theyntay - be assured of impunity,; commit imprudences, •antl , behave in such A way. that the. Ministry Are. : foyced .to punish •them, though, if they 'effect, they mutt see that they have only themselves to thank for the taulis com mitted. The Gouts opened so-day at . 57.1r,, and were, a littio bcfort three., .at 57 tr, !'~lts~. ; t Are think th'e followiu,; specimens of the late Mr. WEITBREAD'S epistolary talents of sulfic;ent public interest t,t) allot them a column i n T im /Nr. The letiers arc addressed to a Military Gentleman, odvantageotwly known to the public from his conduct at Anholt and - during the Peninsular War; and thty great deal of the character of the Writer; the direction of his mind ; clod t.is private npiniono both on irave and gay subjects, on the Campaign, in Spain . anti the Season at Drury, the transcend ant merits of the D.,l;t: of WE'CLINOTONT, and the tragic promise of Mr. 'KLAN. It is pleas , . in k ; to Contemplate eminent Theo in time mixed mituds 40: , • • Mr. 99, ISM 15E.411 basoe recetreili your twu very iwerestinwletv. ill, and am much ilattre4.l by,the, attention you are su,iumi as to sliew me, in writing tt, Ine: :I shall cstcein a continua tion ofyunr connutthicationtras gee4tfavour CUrlfirreq klputt me; aturl . beart,ly congratulate yuu upon Ihninging to act army whieb.has performed such won,lerr. , ' Yunr 'letter written to Use on the day following the battle Of the Nivettesteached me the first, and gave mettle pleasure of knowing that 'you had 'recovered from yuttr wounds,of which I had seen an account its the papers, and that you were safe tifter tbe shccessful attack upon the frenchlines.l wish you imilo,lappiiiis4, and rat potiilile success in your mili tary career. _lt always give., me plea.ure to hear flout you, and should we live to in _et again, I b ell be very happy to assure you persunally how much I au), your obliged and obedient Savant, (Signed) SAMUEL WHITBREAD. 0 Captain STEEL 4, Swahili, Feb. 20, 1514. lv MLitt St in exceedingly obliged by yoll constant attention, and much gratified by your communicatit4nt: it has been your - pied tontine to serve at a time when the splendour 'of the arias, has, been tuure conspicuous than at any period of any y history. ft will be Mu. ful iodeed such national seryices on the Dart of Gast Brit shall be repaid by national ittgi•Aitutle oil the part of Spititt; but I hirs.b fie.iid before of the •-es,listenee of that spirit which ,you so justly deprecate, tu'a very considerable extent,* %ye cannot make eut here any thing of the stories which Sire told of the liberation of Ferdinand Hod the treaties wit h . 141111. lint.wc think that theatchieveinents of your youth, 3 a 'e n a d rs th h e hrerifiletictaiiitns'PC:e7yl:u'4'huve witnessed under you fi r great Commander. Public expectation';witicli would always make armies march at an inipossibli.rate, Irks long since transported Lord Wist. lington's whole force, tb nourdeitirx. but you.give very 9ais -I.4c;ory reasons why WO further ad vaiive has takioi flare, up to tilt! time pf your q Cat tog head-qua trili of ►hi I sun sure, that whatever can he doileby the' must able (20,1,maiWler' of the most eflicittottirmi forenterfirize thut eve.: WAS command• will be done by Lord Wellington. T.)toeye.stlrf gli are 4 ti r the moment directed •to the }teat, operat'wu*,Rapxingo9.. l ,4 the heart . ' of France; it is impossible to ant i cipate th e results. • in It case \ where' events'have proved, heynod all fopuer . ex. amplivtlse vanity of huMan conjecture; Feu have ofiii to hope they way he beneficial to the rvurld tt lame. ; As yrdt!ve giveu,y4aurattentiun to tliv4,ll4vatve, F aiis 4nrit you will be glad to he a . , that. a young man has ca.are folifurtl upbn taitap at Drury Lane, by the' name of protuises,' if he lives, to obtain the higlieSt orcelleitie in hi. , his uppeasance has made as great a senSatnni as hus been expericnecil far many yearsip the skantatie • line. see vviy ample and commendatory accounts irf him, in thqi, Newspapers. laced I never knew a suirje'ct on which theta was so littleislifreteiri`a , of inrpe you will ere long witness his performance& I will release you by assuringtittl* it will alway:ssifeme,pleoserc to laeay.frum you,*and.begging Sou to believe me, my dear your. obliged and faithful zieevanti L L . Cs:4;6W): S. AVISITIIRSAD. Lt.-Colonel Steele, id./ 31, 11314. Mr 13CAR S, fi.proacli myself vo‘y servrely it.r lag long dclAyeti.uty auswer to your very 01,11giuip . lag commuisiention, kut your goods - it-is 1141141MR:11A:11C.1 CX4:II..eS I'M WV, pnd trelAti..d 4.11)1Y41; g vile I away Limo 1 oost•rve. The' .bulalo of l'arliatmod is, : I!mvvvvr, at Ictigf t and I have I,..ii‘tro to fulfil as agraviable .Itity its roforttiog pat my silitertt* tliattlis, aml oUfus•Fn ,)'SW lily cwisratol.itiom , your softly . , ;aux su petilouilerviceb AA tilt's,: ill NVlliilt you liavc been gaged, . I wish the result of all your lib. as had bten sub as the %%Arid hail tv tight to anticipate, fka tho lie.nefit of the, station:. itor 'which you have brit lighting; but what von saydocs not 'at all roconoile 04e to'tlie y Fttdituititl, i;tltl tiito ,witil absolute diiipoist iron, the iiroe,c,liogs of kho ,vertitticot. cAtibi bear to coolk•00 0 lvAt wli t ieSilain ;4, sod.' rettsct v. hat t t lip mght„lkarc beer:.. ,suiety it cahoot et 4 veopie assext• ttivtoselvcs against rOt despottsio and lolly; hut I will nut dwell any longertupott `sue !,..1 subject. Ihiper 4 s, so : .ineff as you' were permitted to receive te nd read thew at Spain, will love she‘‘ Isow 4,,5t isitplatt.e 'Sours treat Consetasa,r wt , ; and ,alit rmsks ?sad deses:iptimis sf propte i ,siett. , Leith each Other to do him and thesisrives jit,tiee i mnfit is a trikAtte ttriitintio lrit that T his sssiss doineau-osiri , -ostslbti:k tirquotstancts so tryittg as the extrimse popolds. as.l2l.l,mas, as! utztedittgly raises! Isis tliaireeter Of' ,soif 44,14 sense: and 11nay . fairls,:add, kisttf t loos, ifs tv . t4ttitstt.). ot u s eanohr • prevalent 'aniongst flidse • Vibh . ha 6* brrvv.d Ito L 14 4, situ, whien -endears them excei.t4stgly.tv trytuen. tritie heard artiveigreaesuecelit o( 'Oe bas Oveti the ialv.ittun ut „our 'll)eatrc, an,' is one ut the greatestteciiii4ltidoss the strige - vvei • I hove suun a . e,yun at Li otnc, rStlti.t!,vest;urv.yott person4lly host sqnsitile t stin't..)yont . :itteutiorna -and linntnuss you in. ) . tin qt.iite c..4rtnin that it witilialwap , give OW tb43 greatest pieasure to he3l: front yuu, (tic L Anon'' , dear. iir, Inuit i4iithfully. your's, • tz,nzrn.l,l) S. %V i LTD it. Ear). Lt.--Gotonvi steeitt,tipnin. • - • Colonel steel° cypeured the violent, wntitist,p ut *mitt 44t 1, Spaniards, respecting San SEna*tiativ, anti tile ri sl.4l4in CadiA ;WA' Carrhagenti, W tti4tt. Batt OCCiAit*licci Al cilingt(bles. lettcr to Si;' 4icars WArtltt4los- itotett St. Jetur dtt .Lus 7t)ll)P4c. Iti 14.