The Sun. — London, England, 1816-12-05 00:00:00

I ;r",tit,'A ? ,". r ~ 4 7, ,4 ,1) Y ~~; r` ~ F/ s fl , - AV/ ~:`, -; , : 't le '7. - : , ; ki ... '4 ' '• ", 1.. t ti % A 4 , • - •'' - 1 1 ; ._ .... . - ...... , •, -',''' .. ~ . :i t oc . c ; i: 4o -1, :4 41 ' 21 : 4 N , ,•• . L . * . ,irtr - ' ob . :4ILTZUtr sj I v.- ' - .ttr q,l‘3). • • It. ,~, ,; NUMPER 7U11•3 I TUdh hiNeit- per, Naroa her 2;), 1816. rim com missro yEas fur VICTUAL,!. , .11.41.TBSTY'S 1' Y (17•14 retry gire' Nutter., That Tu4 play, ti.r 1,!( Dr ceinher nes!, theiun'tl b ;Tally to eceic Y'raleiv in writing- (,eizled al?), and trent for tlw . Sop- . di lon separec Coyitr:w4) of all q,,,,,tities of FREStI WEI , ' m u tt itt..lll as may lie roptired foe the use V . ids IftijeAtp's Sharps avid Vesaels at the Ports undermention '4 tis rkihun ..... . ) Fril) Beef. Liverpool Milford Havrit .. ••• .) , Falmouth Rum.: Liverlionl . Milford Havvu., J , * 'or Treelt , e; Colender i'llooths,: from the 12th of January test; to be paid for by Bills payable., with interest, Ninety Days after date. .771 r CottWiwi: of the Contracts natty 6e seen at the Se re-tary'a Ofiice, at 1;:is (:)ffice; nr by applying to Mc-St:ere." 'ary to tke Postmaster- Ge,,eral at 'Juba's, and to the Cal 'eelor of the L'ustnms at Falmouth, Liverpool, and Milford ?raven, respectively. No. regard will k had to any Tender in said: the .Priee shalt not be inserted in Wards at length, ~or that shall not be delivered to the Board infore One o'Clock on ihe said Tuesday, th of December next, nor n7l less the Persup who ma! 4 the Tender, or some Person on his behalf, attends to answer ►rhets called for. Each Tender purist also be accompaiiied by o Letter signed iv two responsible Perstms engtring to become hound with tke Party tendering, in the Nitta Sans of Vol. for the ►ine per. formanee of each?! the Contracts. tY:th.v. , ,L EVIG. 0 FFIOE --- - . rpm; COAMISSIONERSfor VIPTWILLTIVG 1114 :14,1ES 7'Y 'S P'Y do hereby give Notice, That in.Fri,4s4. the lAth of December next; they will Ge ready to receive Tenders in Writing (rented up), and treat with cni.h'per:sens as will undertake to sapply whatever MOH BEEF way be rquired fur the use (if his Majesty's Ships and Vasels at • rlymot 'Turh. y, Dartmouth, Tztruiontti, Lynn, and. Wells, iu the county tip Norron,, Nar;:ite, Dover Roads. and NCW Ytnlnney; (In separate Contrails). for Twelve Months, fromthelst of January to theilst.of Pecember, 107, inclusive; to he paid or ity Lit "..payable, with InterestOthiety days after dutc. The Coidilious of the Contract man, lie. Seen at the $4 cecterry's . (Vv.-, at this °Pe; or by applying to gr. Thos. Jliller, ',1:41'111%4r the VA:N.7l4aq. n t U iiU' Ito 'rise lector.s ef His Majesty's Customs at Dart Mouth, Folmonth, a7ul respecae4; and to Mr. Thoneus digent for the Victual liog at Dover. No regard • will br had to any Tender in whichlhe Price shha not 6e inserted in. words ,at length, or that shall not be delivered 'to the Board before• tine o'Clock on the said Frielay, the 13t/a of bt cc ;Jibcr' next, nay' unless the liersou who snakes the Tender, or some Person on his behalf, at torts to answer when called for. 1 4ch Tender oval also be accompanied by a Leiter signed Ly iTo responsible Perinea entraffing to become bound. with tit,: Early tendering, in the renal Slim of 20001;lar'the due performance of the Coed: nets at Plymouth or torbay,aud 6001. fir each of the other Contracts. EOltlill3N PUBLIC FUNDS, P t the matey advantages present resul t from ntalante Purchases itt Foreign Minds were gene rally known,. tlitkre could be no question thist they w , !ttill of fer 119,15 1 4k1it itithleelitent forlivr ,CM“.4ey its those Securities. It is mit possible to it:.ing Wit hitt the ~i-toinary limits of an Advertisement a fall detail of those ; t old it may therefore be butileient briefly to state, that • Frenclaun: s, fur the split; of instance, Money, in either large or small saint, can nut; be invested so as to yield iti .'mutest Interest of nearly Ten per Csmt.—tinit the Dividends still he civil:ads paid in Lotolon 411. i that the t:ertiticates of -the Stock, Which may remain in the p.aws. iion of the Pnrchasers, can he made it negoeiable Pea l rely, bY meani of Powers of Attorney, in the same manner as fur A:aerie:An Stocks. NW1..1.1 7 .7T and MARGRAVE, of New Broad street-court, London beg to inform the Public, that they hare formed an Estalitigbilieut as Agents fur the Purchase and Stile of reeneh, AnteriCan, and other Foreign Funds, on Aitmlerate Terms, which may be littovrit at their Office, where they will most readily supply any tarther Information which Jolty be required, as well as give References to most Leading end Eminent Houses in the City of London, as to'llteir un questionable Respectability. It is requested, that all Letters • Iklay he post paid. MATRIMONY. • JEOPLE of every rank riy adoration to the thiine of Wedlock; but, where the Constitittiati has. been taii.teil by disease, or debilitated by a certain habit, contracted at an minty 34$C, a renovation of stability previous, ..to entering statels.undiatietimibly requisite to revive the elitiiiheiing spirits of life, arid t,, the systrin. !esr no disorders have contrihirred more essentially to IkStr(ty tlynitqleal I l eppniess than 'those which are the consequences . of u n K init-di.4l pleasure. It was this.consideration which duced Messrs. ctiltitlE and Co. Surgeons of" eminence and 'Mgt) prolifiWcfnal attainments; Meniirers of the Royal leges of 1.,01010n anti Ediiiburol, to pre:ref to the Ittiali. the, 1.4:4u1t of thirty year experience in the Cure of' Venereal . Complaints, and those Debilities and Deficiencies whatr lof urificiiiittritly prevent or imbitter the matrimonial stare. n the various graitationk, from recent infection to cortartnerf ; Imes, their treatment commands very often a speedy, and always a ratlic.,l Core, • In clubloits cases, their long and well.. arranged glqii'llelleggiVirS kittiO it I /WWl:dandy id 1,264it.111 that secures the i'atient from heing niereirrialixed out of his eX ittencji or havilig his tiOnstittaioh nitderinir:Artl, and , the vi tat PriliCiPle (I , '' l o °yeti by a latent, but insidious disease, ui it blind and fi.tal confidence in shalloiv Pi'etenders. In tams Diseases, Vascular Ittboottion, and Atoll) , of the Or gals, arising front excessive indalger.ce, insalubrious eli "tt,t or solitary staisunlity, their practice gives new life, and tlzr”,gy to the system, even in cas es which are verging on de spair: . . 4, .riOnCes ideal (Alien derangements of the Urethra , they remove its a u;l111 and effectual ltiaatter. Slight and re. cent cas es 0 1 Vetterikti infectim are altivti In the , strort Sit ti,v o Imys. T0_144: Feni,de tiw.3 - it will be consolatory to hnuw that they may be cured of those Debilities which defeat, reroleeTrion, and sap the rounnation of connubial rcittirs treated with candour, delicacy, and inviolable sc. creny. Meisrs. entrie . anil C. may lie CtingUitell every dot, at i.ieir itusist , 107, flatten-garden.--Letters from the Country, jolting . minutely the east, mild, of_ living, &c. and tliclOSlll, atloittittiCe for Advice and Medicines, will be treated with Stlithotts altebtlOTL—MO.lol, Batton -garden. • - CUSTONI-1401'sE, lON DON, De ti. S, 351 x. FOR SALE (by Order o r the lift. the,f,,t)nl.. taiisionorN of his Maje,ty's ou And FRIDAY thr 13t1i I,i•i I,tt, a t t T.wo Wt.:lock in the Afternoon precisely, at the Commercial sate komus, 51ineio4-roue, rtie t;tii FOR EXP. arxrios-E.,, india and French Prohibited Sc. FOR .1-19N1E, CONSUNII I NON—Deals, , Boats, 'Vessels, and Materials of Vessels; Tobacco:old Siniti: Cobalt, Ition:11 Crystal and Arsiithysts, ltassia Sheeting, ljtitch Drops, and sundry other (hinds as:mentioned in the:Catalogue. .CLEAR OF ALL DUTIES—The Tobacco qud Snuff to be vieveed at the r,,bacco , Warehouses, lentaloit Docks; the Deals, Boats, Vs..stels itud Materials of Vessels, at the To b teen Gronrul, Itothethithe; and all the other Goods at the King's %Van:house, No. 90, Lowe) i'hatnei-street. on 'Phurs day tiv.• sth( Friday the Gth, Saturday the 7th, Monday the 9th; Tuviday the MO, and Wet;nesrlay the I ith instant, front Teo o'Clock in the Morning to Two in the Al;:ertioon, and on the Mornings ItuftWe lite Sale'. %lief e'Catald4 ll CS will he delivered, price Otte Shilling each. . . BOMB AItDM ENT OF ALGIER ' . ' • This Day was published, by 11.stENKINS, "N0..0, Strand, rimy° Annuttite VI EWS of . I b, Rom 11 4 11tONI ENT of ALGIERS (23 by'l6), taken !at thy mo,t ioteresting pvtio that * meniorable Escsit : painted by White , oolle, nous, by'att Onkel Of high rank.— 'llusa Views are e , t up in like mamma', and to cor respond with 3. J.'s much-a,i , oired Print of the liatlle of Wa terloo, price 11. 1 ts. Gd. ',v it.—Also wag published, a small Print, representing tin. Conferenec of Captain Brigham! with :the Day of Algiers the morning after the lionihardinent. •. WARDEN'S LETTERS FROM ST. lIELENA. D AC,KERMA.NN respectfully informs the .A.llO. Public - 4 - 0A the FIEST EDITION,,uf WANDEN's LETTERS, written an board the Nurtbninberfund, and at t. haring been suld in a few days, the 'Wort; is in consequence nit of print . for the present; but - a NEW Elil- TION is in great forivardooss, mud will be ready fur DELI VERY on the 100 V.CF,\IBER... ()Hers received La 101, Strand, and by all the Booksellers in the United Kingtlont. S .A.A .1.4] C E BEits, 18 1 6.. .ontlowrinorovn. 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' " ' COI.Ot 4 IIAL ROSWAU (I)44I.UNICA), Sqr. 18.---Between one fold two o'cloci; of the thorniug ot: illfftlay, the _ - 15th, the lirough , int this ill-starred and devoted colony were awakened .by, the vio• knee of the wind, the , fallin*,spnyvers of heavy rain, and the most vivid. ,flashes of lightning, without thunder; indeen, the atmosphere appeared to be charged with electric thlid pouring in streams from the clouds; the darkness was hereby made more horrid, by being rendered inure visible. The;wind eau , : first flout the eastward„, but afterwards cbil:L,;ed to N. W. and W. thenl.'it.id continued to blow %yid) increased violence. Be , tweeo low. and hive o'clock it was tremendous 1 fr o m the N.W. and most of the mischief. that has Occurred was owing to the dreadful blasts from that (porter towards daylight it changed again to.the east, and for a quarter otati hour blew with accumulated rage : it then became a little more anultratt, bttt at intervals continued blowing and raining until late in the evening, when it seemed to have exhirusted its powers. In the town and environs bc,n4e houses . Ind houses have been biown.clown,and some damaged, fences in general laid low, and notny trees, if not down altogether, much torn up by the force td the storm. 7 - - It is not yet understood to what extent the in juries are done In tbe distant parts of the colony. liy sonic reports that have come from along 111 e, roar, we learn that the canes and coffee-trees are greatly. dostroyed, and the. devastation of pro vkions and vegetables of all kinds, cruel and me kocholy ; awl if ttwre should be by this eaklllity a tiakerSat:lricaii () l l Ut thVie internal resources for the supply mut nuttEkhutent of the initabitants of all classes and descriptions, we may envisage the terrific prospect of famine, a visitatiokt nearly cx -I►erienced in the year 1812, after that blade:we, and which wits only averted by ,the general open- iog of the porti ; anll let us guitefully retperobet . 4 190, by. the Una relief of our bi6LCE 0110.1)jel, 10 , 11'- 6011114 thc Viler UM SUCCOIIf of the inhabitants of St. Vincent • Every vessel in the bay endeavoured to get to sea, the surf having riieu to a great height : the sloop Retriever belonging to Messrs, Cunning ham and Vings, did nut succeed, hut was ttufor- tunately driven on shore below Point Michel, and rendered o complete wreck ; her cargo, consisting (tioettrso puncheons 01 runt, bound to Roseau from the w inilwaill'esititeS, bath nearly'beenoll loAt to the proprivtors ; the plonduring' by some penPle in the neighbohrltoodJatter o great port,of it in on s h o re, was:scandalously great—wretches of the vilest description, win), instead of o'ssiSting the Sufferer - a, were actively employed in them' of what the angry elements bad sporetL , We. sincerely hope that such base villainy will be de. (coed, and the perpetrators brought to condign punishment. _Four of' the itetrieve's 'sailors lOst their lives ; two bodies have been driven lilt:100 on shore. A si n French schooner front Guadeloupe with a cargo of assorted provisions only arrive( the eVeHing before, wag also driven On shore ilea the market : most of her cargo flouted in the beach, where some plunderage took place by the negroes. The Halifax schooner Acadian, CAptain Welch, also left the bay, but has weathered the storm, and ret tuned to.her anchorage. The sloop Mary, .Captain Watson, also from lialifitx, with It cargo of fish, and the Lune, belonging to Captain Cunningham, hare 'not yet been 'heard of ; the former is supposed to helost off §cott's.heall. The barracks 14 Motile Bruce are not materially injured, but both officers and men tvere" hoirohtetl by the rain, and many of the doors and window shutters blown away.: Liot this convulsion of us titre was.stron r, , ,, er felt At Prillee Rupert ' s than iu Roseau, and the consequences most dittres,ing' the' bars u,k in the inner cabrit yendered total!) uninhabitable, and the tom's barracks in For , Shirty with one side of the roof off; the large, officer's barrack is also pal tly uttroOfed, titid the Hospital entirely blown m u l l t h e o id nahe e sheds in the yard prostrated; The officers' ,Stablett anti out-offices of the quarters in the tinter cairrit aie nil down, together uit Is the flag-staff at fort Shirty; the surf in the Bay was so heavy as to carry 11 kl; ay the guard-linuse oil the beach, and the garrison boat there also totally lost. The officers and men in this place areviiihnut shelter, and their shoal ion from want of quarters most awkward and lament:l;de. A sick man was severely wounded, and another slightly hurt, -Went. M Ivey, wiso lay dungetously ill ; died after the 'storm. We believe these to he the only casualties 'among the troops when the dispatch same aWay. Doti - up. tht - : height en the storm Some shocks of eartittptake were felt, and in fact . some stone huildings trove been shaken to -their foondl tions. It was indeetra night of li4rUr,. teaching reflecting tohintibli: itrine to submit 14) those awful ‘isit Amy, at a Divii;e Pro;itletler, whose aln decrees are 'ascent alde, yet on whisse tuerey to e until in tact, iu all bates and Seasons, Le taught to dependl r• , [Prt.tcy, SEvEigrtticy.. . . , 1 1 11.11Nr PA P itsl I.—qh.e.K.Og is still confined to tits apafluseiny , hy the ; ,guilt hut his Majesty has nevertheless constantly tranSacied ,husiikwis %vial -r" hit Ministerl., • The ChOlher, Peeralfas verified the lettere of naturalization granted to the Duke of Dalberg and Mr. Greffullie. Monsieur, And the two :Princes, his son,,, rd paired,yesterday,to St. Denys, to visit the 'loyal Establishment. Ail the lton%es %vete ioraisofeoted with white flags.. ..The National titiand and the troops of • the'garrisoif were ~tider arms. ,` de tuchmentof the fOrrner went to meet the Princes on the limits of the arrondissement, and formed a inerd of honour. The indisposition of the Duchess of_ Berry vents her from going gbroad freinthe , ,glysee. There was no Public: Sitting yesterday Of the, Chamberof Deptoies; Some of thel3ttr'eaii* have • commenced the examination of the iiieCtiOrt Projet... , The King of Spain has invited the Courts of Sardinia and. Naples, the King of the Netherlands, the Courts of. Petersburgh) c:openhagen, and Stockholm, to accede to, the Defensive Treaty of Alliande against the Barbary States:, There will be created a French Literary Chair in each of the Universities ..which are established in the,Netherlands. An article from Bariiry states, that a Royal Edict, relative to the COnstitution, is under the, review of Prince liardenberg. M. Humboldt will sex out for England before the end of the year. Our Cabinet is aetively.employed in the Ciermanid Affairs, , part ieulat ly these cunneece,d, with the. , Court. of, ix:4,-. -E.: The price ut grain hail contitlerably Bavaria.. The Saxon O(ilters of Artillery, whc hive 1) 0 .1 employe:O., iwitatiog the Cougi eve ;:etS3 11aVa, it is sold, succeedel lit well ;is to impruvt , upon that lutanist invention, At first; thy attempted rochets of two pirmulm weight, but they succeeded In Initkitig t litqa truth tii trt) thirty pounds, and that will tratersc a - lewe. What a happy discovery 1 littaLttt, Nov., l4,—A ne* COutseil of State is organizing, which is to tliscass the Pi ojet of tic Prussian Constitution. " MobsNA, Nbv. 15.—Q0 the„l2th hf Oetobee the body of the Duke of Modettei ,who died Si TreviSoi,wrts removed to Modena* sod, eolih,tro. ably to his lust Will, waS dt . TOSited the Cathea dral, by the sitte of the patrol' saiot of the Ha:MUM - al PA PERS, St. rEtEiiSlltlittju, Nov. 9.--4 The weatlity heed ae lately otiderwnte very tttiltleit citithgett. Ott the 30th of Owber, after having been fora eon* siderable tore mild and mostir dry, it tiepin 1* treeze towards evening. Next day the weal-thee, being' fine, ltettottitit'l thilluntneter *its at 4. ,at cold ; 'alai. 24 'ltotirs aftemattit 10. (Jo the 31st •drift jce appeared in the Ne'eit,' the bridges of boats '‘Vta carried away, and the commUnicition bey twee'n the different qttatters of ' , the city Was thus interrupted. On the' id November the river was (pile frty.ten over; but the iee - wet not strong enough to hear walking ott it. Next day a tentporitry itige for foot passetigetS was - \Vasiliostrow to the Admitulty sidee lint On cite 511 i of November it thawed again. Thus the communication wits again interrupted. Tlie thlw Mill Since yesterd ty the liver is quite clear of ice, So Witt bouts navigate in all direetions. The course of Exchange has been tiling for some time, which is titttibuteti to the great ex portations of cord from Otlet,ta antt Riga, Jar which drafts nre eticrallp ataWis itom this aka Npir.2'2„—liy the contintionce of the frost all! Elbe ot that ice, by *high the tot vigaiiott is 11,tvi win 'r 14W propuscil by Al. LAltut to dic Cham ber of I)lep;ltich rt considet able Cituti l got into the Fieitch Itio4le eteeting iteptv,entittiltsi At preiettt Elect:will Ct.ilegrA atktt Dtrat4eto tlect Deputies to the.- 1),1,.11.1.et1t,, tvhn Dt.pitoo tt) [Attie. puty.teb, bowever, the mealat4: totiChittury, thot. Ore 1) p.tiot ini partinctiti 1 t Ac c tud by all pet* *mitt -ageti 30, ,gll , pay 390 ti of ilire3l—Votutt. lle e*lltwitt th 'lumber of per sous thus iprilificti thrioug',:t,ut irttliCt 4$ In.‘ i.l-0;0004