The Sun. — London, England, 1816-08-01 00:00:00

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His MA . . .7E,STY'S ORDN.A NCR do hereby give Notice, 't, ', . l . h AtP. , 'ey dill `'E!, r., by PUBLIC AUCTION, at the -"VIPER, lin.A.tinday, the-1-4th of August next, and .rallow- • tng i "Y, q E Oven o' Hoek ,precisely on those days, SUNDRY , i4.o7 ' 'S et . :ol.li and UNSERVICEABLE STORES, con- "1:41 . 1 nr of Haraes; CO1101;134 Halters, Rope Traces, and 'ea- Ti(!ils other Artiejes..ot ni,llery. and Harness; Clothing, and ' * tiundry Arti c les. of - Beddinz ;•Powdt;r , Htirtis,. Tents, Tent Poles and Pieces; Dina's; Boles, and Trumpets; Musquet and Pistol Stocks and.Flints;:Cast and Wrought Iron . ; Round • 'and Double-beaded' Shot ; Cast Iron Track:, and Wrotight Iron Carri:ip Wolk; _Thisbe! Iron, Steel, Copper, Pewter, Sad mixed Metal ; Tools of ‘:•-,r14, Spades, - Shovels, bellOws, • 1 Lanthoins, Standing; Vicei, Whvellb.ireow:, Empty Casks, 01,1paeking• Cases, Accont rrments,'sundry old'Building Ma tea-jail; Tarpaulins, and painted Coscrs ; Portable Forges, .: 11 1141serevirti, and Anvils ;. Match and intik ; 'together with a Intrietiof other articles, 'the whole of which . snay be cieiVed . st i m l,aPPlicatian at. the' ,iirinciped Storekeeper's Plliee its the , Tower, and at the. Rayal "testae at' ll'oolwich, vat it Me Day V Sate: at which Places printed Lists of the Lots will be de livered to those Persons who nay apply for the same. • , By Orkr - of the Board, . . • R. H. CREIr, Secretary. GOVERNMENT LIFE ANNUITY OFFICE, July 4, 1516. IN pursuance of an Act of the 56 George 111. cap. 53d, empowering the Commissioners for the limbic tion of the'Natlonal Debt to accept and receive the Ttausfer of any amount not less than 41.'per annum (nor any frac tional part of a pound), of Annuity, commonly called Long Annujity , instead of 31. per Cent. Consolidated, or Reduced Bank Annuities, as the consideration for the purchase of Life Annuithis, iniderthe provisions,limitations and Testric : tians; of three 'several Acts, pa std in the 48th, 49111 t3n+.l 52d ypafs of his present Majesty. Notice is: hereby given, that the following is a shurt . Scale,of the Rates at which the said Annuities may be purchased on Single Lives, for every 4i. of Lung' Annuity si) trhusferred from and after :the dth, day of July, 'lBl6, which flutes Nill continue lit force until further notice .WESt INDIES. . , . • f them: Sonie iniplitient and Suspicions soids had presumed that . perfe c t harmdny multi not s'idisist for a year between the King awl the -assembly of representatives.. You _have proved the contrary. You have proved that good 'faith and jutice will always prothice dutiable Unions. Yesterday Demet ant papers reached us to tl►e end of May. On the intelligence of the insur rection at liarbatloes arriving in that Island, the Negroes , :discovered a restless disposition, as if in- dined to callow the example. The Governor itn metliately put forth a s . pirited Proclamation, ad (ll.6sed to the United Settletrtents of Demerara " The King was aware ottlfedifliculties which you encountered in the new route in which you had,to march. Patriotism saluted with warmth the dawn of Norwegian liberty, but it Was oulv. through the progress 'of time that- it , could join thereto the, whe lessons .of experiencie and,the' triumph of reason over prejudices. You have re cently acquired the 'faculty of speaking of your rights.• You have discussed your interests and soc i a l prerogatives, and we mast hope that happy results will in futurebe the fruit : of your labonrs. My first wish was tO•share them' With you ; but my absence, 'Occasioned by the wish to give you , a proof of my esteem and C,4llfifienCe, cause at the sante tune have proved. to those. who could envy your preSelit tibtrty and ‘,.6tir . future de!.tio:,rs, how Tar the .gtivtroment vviis'froin wishing to exercise snylafinence nVer your deliberations. The first duty of the teprcsent4tii4s of a pen-. pie is to know 'aud appreciate / One situation. Let us not decei‘e ourselves with regard to outs, nor kis to the resources which the country . pre .St3lll... The ~produce of our toilms and of our forebtsis limited our commerce labours mulerob stritetions and it is with difficulty that - we - obtain front the soil uncertain clops.. 'And in the Wean time how tltatty objects prescribed bl humanity, patriotism, prudence, and even, by necessity, main yet to be accomplished. (..)1 this kind are, hospitals in the provinces, an hospital for the de fenders of the country, whose•:old days it is our tioty to cherish, magazines to protect us against the effe c ts of bad harvests, and •to party againtt external events.• But for-theineaus, let. its confide in that Providence which in the union between the Scandiusvi;ni naticus gave us the first , pledge of its 11'.virte proteeziou. " Nature, in refusing to the sons of the Nortit the advantages which she granted to the inhabi tants of [udder. climates, comparrsated them 1.),y viduable gifts, energy of soul and the' loVe of li berty. To guide towards this noble object situ appointed sobriety, industry, and labour . ; and to consummate her benefits site makes to echo in -their'licaits that internal voice a thou4and times repeated by the toutbs '3lffil the recolleetioOs ut - their fathers, which ctik to them. " Be poor, b.tt independent and respected.'" May this•voice be e'evr sacted to you! Then . liberty will always find heirs in the North'; then peace at home and .cont.ideration abroad will 'he the inheritance , of and Esserittibo, with their dependencies, Ste., in which he pointe( nut the 'error the slaves at 134r badoes were:tinder in supposing that the King had . . ordered Chem to be made free. lie endeavoured to make manifest the impossibility of the thing under present circumstances : all =that could be done for then) at present had been clone and he appealed 'tO 'the Negroes to say if their servitinle SCALE. For every 41. of Long; A nnuity. V.fe of 35 will receive ,C4 18 0 •10 Do. • 245 - 6 50 .... • a's , Do, tiO Do. 15 Do. 70 ....Do. 75 arid upwards Do l2 1 0 The internittliate Ages will rOceive in proportion, but no person wader the age 0135 can be nominated. bail ever been made so comfortable as at present and asiared ; hem, that if their conduct warranted the change in their condition, that every year it should be improv , r . (l. lie cantiOned thvill against hazarding the displeasure of s uch good masters as those under whom they served. 'the Governor lastly impressed upon the slaves the inutility of opposing such troops as the Island possessed for Admiralty-Otpee, July so, 1816. WIDOWS 1 1 ENS1AS. -NOTICE is hereby given, that the WIDOWS of- COMMISSION and W ARRANT' OFFICERS of .the ROYAL NAVY. receiving Pensions from the Charity ' es tablished-tor 06: Itt2lief, rill be paid theirtPensions dna the 30th June last,_at No. 10:,New-s4juare, l Lincoln's-inn, by E pwAßmFulcu nxt - tos, Esq. the Paymaster of the said V hnritY, viz. thiWidows of Flag Officers, Superannuated Rcar- Admirals, Captains ,Commanders, Lieutenants, and Masters ; On Sat quill'• the.loth of next Month ; the Widows of Stir geons,4lnsers, and Boatswains, on Monday, the 12th and `Abe Widows of Gunners .and .Carpenters, on Tuesday, the ,A 3 0 1; ,and on ,every succeeding Thursday, .between the hours bf Ten audTwelre. attd Nptice . is further given, that. Remittance Bills will be sent 00 the 10th of next to those Widows resident it, the Country; who have requested to be paid their Pen ., cons near their respective Residences. J. W. CHOKER. The Rates for Joint Lives may be ascertained upon ardi , cation at the Office. • Annuities may be purchased by other Persons on the Life of any Nominee whose age shall have been already certided (without being required to produce new Vet tfficates) upon the purchaser or sonic person, o n his or h e r behalf, making an affidavit of identity only. These Life Annuities are payable at the 13ank of Euelaud. - - its security and defence. The Negroes, after this prockmation, betrayed no symptoms of disorderly + conduct. _ Tahles of the above Rates, and also of the Rates for , the 'Prantfer of Consolidated or Reduced 3 per Cent. Bank Ain nnities, fur the purchase of Life Annuities, may he Lai gratis by - applying asnbove. Ity Order.of 'the Commissioners, S. lIIGH Ali, Superintendant. Letters Batt reached Demerara from Havannah, , which' mentioned that nearly all the *transports which had conveyed 111nrillt?'s army to the Spa nish min, and had afterwards gone to the Ha vannah in search of Freight, had been taken up to go to tilt coast of Africa, to bring away staves ; and that PA many as forty vessels had gone in not snit of this traffic. • The Spani,lrds Seem I.6give.l to avail theartelves of the time which bus hveo allowed them with so much latitude hy,the otLcr Powers. MR. WEST'S PICTURE OF . CI-iftIST REJECTED. AIiANY [Julies and Gentlemen amongst the INAL thonsands who ; have ,6een this PICTURE (..thich is still in EXtithrllON) expreised a wish to be in formed when, it, was Mr, :WEST's intention •xif • publishing. a PRINT m fro it, I 'inn au th orized respectfully to acquaint them .and the Public iu getnirul, that a DRAWING is now finished preparar,ry to that Object, ;.id placed in the Room with the ORIGINAL PAINTING, at No. FM, PA 1.L.N1 ALL. for 4-heir iitshect iim ; Where Subscriptions are reccired, and Fluted' partical.tr; Wray he had. fly ()Nor, • CH..11.111S SNIA.ItT, Secretary. 1 25, Pall-Mall. Nit. The EXHIBITION opens as USLCII, (rnni Tel) till Five. TO :ARCHITECTS, .BUILDERS, .BEICKLA.YERS, PLASTERERS, Sze. IirUPROVAD ROMAN • CEM - gig . r. ftt relli!et4 prices, in.Cosks of Ere hoshels..eaciti: anti , i n : Sauk:, con three builiel; at Si. per bushel,, or for money a Li. 9d. per bughel. Ey ALEXANDER ,TOD, Lock's Wharf,. Mil Prank-street, We&ttninstrr. Person' wishing to open an account, will apply to Mr. John Thorogoocl, Agent, 51, South Molton-strect. EXCHEQUER BILL OFFICE, July at, 181 F. Ti) BE PAID OFF. All EXCITEQUER BILLS dated in the• Month of Sept. 1815. ,On Aids, 1:1t5, sti (Ito, 111. Cap. 5. 511, f_ Cap. 149. 141, Lo , iris CO ISS lON EaS of HIS having given, directions ~Eorpayinr tet the Principal of the lbove • !leationed BILLS with the Interest due thereon, at the Ex- Otbee iu -the Receipt of Exchequer, NCO' Palace- . 1 1 , lyiltioinster, on., Mi.rlisy,. the 19th .(lay'of.,Atietist, t\ iii be gi%,,Ll ,ia9; (Sntidays and, Ilolid4), ex "OA' ‘1:1'.1, and including Wednesday, the 14th of Augu,t, Irtnn ten o'clock in tile • morning, tilt one in the after -4.14141; fot,tbe Purpoie ,of receiving the same; and, for the greater dispatch, the bearers . of the said Aills are desired to ,rl.f.c.,klct.,lrseyipti, ? ., of Bills, in, separate Li&ts (wbieh are to be obtained at thi Oilice) classing then; in the Order of their `tesPective such as are for the same Amotint being litunerically arranged, and specifying the principal Sums and e due thereon, computed: from, but excluding the days onwhiclt they are 4‘espectirely , daWd, tat he ..aid 19th .day 6f 4,llgost incluiive, when the interest will cease and the 241 (.1 bearers (hying lieldees or not) are indispensably re leired to indoree each Bill with their usual signatures; and to, Nits their, names and residence at the bottom of " tt 'h , scparate 141.; 11114.1. they are moreover required. I'o.o - the Exchequer Bill Office for payment, and to 'receive the new Bills, and give the R ece ipt s f or the same. if any of the holders of the aforeiaid Bills shanld be de l ' l rotts of receiving payment of the Principal and Interest, previous to the said 19th day of August, they. may be ammo znodated on computing the Interest to the day on which t , l4cy WWI to be mid i and leaving the said. Bills 'for • examination une day prior thereto ! persons asluay be desirous of having new Exchequer Bills in wh.)le or in part of payment of principal, upon Larking new-13ills, and mentioning the amount at the bottom * f their Lists.,-deliverod en or before Wednesday, the 14th 'Pf August, may be itecomptutlAted with new Bills, ,payabla lu or Order, carrying aft In . .terestOf three pence farthing by the day, on every one Aundred pounds, which said new Bills will bear date the said • 11 / 1 .1 1 day of August. and will he delivered, together with 413 Interest due in respect of the so desired to be ex !"l9litged, on Tuesday, the inth day of August, and the fol. 14.nt ing days. 'CI, EXchequer Bills to be issued in Exchange, and made IlYable to ; or order, as above-mentioned, may 'IAI tither transferred by endorsement, or v ill be paid to the 4 4 e4r,er if the blank shall'oot be. Akled up; All Exchequer Bills dated prior to September, 1815, 414t e been advertised to he paid olf, and the interest thereon hay ceased. ,C4VTION.,--As there :id - OIL, composed Of deleterious inAredients, ! I `"lutts to the Hair, it Isneeesi.aty to obf.erre, 03 0 he Ori kf'', and fittnuitte MACASSAR OIL, is .4 0 AVLANIY- 6 . u 9 4. 'cli bottle is iticloied in Rowland'4'frbatise ,, 3 the Hair, atid 1 2 11 ,', ( , 1 , 1 1 the Propriet o rs cut the outside 14be 1 cad 4)14 is*jd,', l " l 3 , lv i LAN D and SON, pr:ee tid. 11. AI . A utiteri are. Counterfeits. 11 * 11(3 W 1 41Ys .ESS LNG E yYttE, which ttild elttetually Changes ItEL) of tiREY H A tit, EYE .W Ellsithrts. &c. to 3 .permantlit BROWN ur t o.vil vm, which colour cannot be removed 1.1 washing, tke. and A flu uille Bettie hears the signature ill. , aside fit thy Oil • Is sold at 4 s. is (id. HMI lOC iid• r !male, by t.1"'11(11 g l u . l l , l l. i e t o uru) . who witrratis its etlieaty, A. ttOW!..AND and vjo it SOrncr.tli iiirley.si.reet, the first turnititt. on the Part.. l . ll nattuo-gal den, Holhur und Ii?' ; aable • " 7,7 n t. 1 4 .4461 YVlSciers. l• MONEY. NOBLEUEN, Gentlemen, .itc. :are respect fully informed they may be supplied with MONEY to Kiev arnornit, ott terius ennui 'to- Slortgate, secured on Free -1141, Cqiyholdi Leasehold Land or Honsesi Mortcy in. the Vcinds, ''Marringe Settleinents, Widows' Jointures, men's. Livia pi, or any oilier Property. - • p,rsons of respeetdlility may be supplied on their Personal Seeurity only. ( ntleuners will find 'every liberal accomnioda tion, without delay. Application from Twelve till Two; or Letters (post-paid) addressed to Messrs. Wills and Co. N0..49i South-Street, Berkeley-square. • DAY AND AIARTIN.'S - BLACKING. . • WIRE REAL JAPAN BLACKING, math: JL by Day .and Martin, 97, High liolhorn.---This inesti nsable4;innpositien; with half the usual Labour, produces a Most hedliatit Jet-hlue.%:, fully equal . to the highest Japan Varnish ; adords peculiar Nourishment to the Leather,; will ,out soil the finest Litton; is perfectly free fiom any nriplea sant smell, and will retain its Virtues in any Climate. . Sold retail by tha principal Grocers, Bout-Makers, od-Men. _and Perfumers, in the United Kingdom, in Pint Bottles Half-rims 10d. each. TOWLItS!S STOMACHIC ESSENCE.---A Medicine of inestimable value for the relief and perma item- cure - of Nereons Irritation, Heartburn. Pains in the Stomach and liawels, and Palpitation of the Heart, arising ft:om' Indigestion and Flatulency. The Proprietor has no hesitation in'beinging forward this Essence as nue of the tnost effectual Remedies ever offered to the Public. He fast found it utility in his own Family, and he has had for many years reiterated proofs of its, never f ding e Ili cite It corrects Acidity, without any of the unpleasant affects Which often attend the use Magnesia, warms and - girt* tone to the Stomach, and calms that irritability and- hurry Of the Mind, which many labour uhdir in a most disiiosio ,, give. 'This latter sensation thot:sands will feelingly under stand—though the Proprietor in vain endeavours, to. de- scribe it. Sold, wholesale and retail, at 411. Gd. the Bottlr, by J. Towne., Wortley-street, and, by his upponit rent by Mr. .1. S. Cannon, *l, Southnittioun-strect, Cain. berwell ; Mr. Wm. Reynolds, 137, Oxfor,i-treet ; Mt. Pear sall, tgl, Hil,ll Linlborn ; Mr. S. Knight, 11, SQUou Fat gate ; Mr. Johnston, jun. tlB, Cornbiti I Mr. (Mk, street ; Mr. Hot nett, 14, Puliament-street ; Auld Illueit re spectoble Veilders in town and country. HICKMAN'S PILLS, F6r the GRAVEL and gI'ONE, LUMP,AGO, rib the . %%Arians Complaints •incide r nt to the Ntir flumait Frame, therm xi - a:none more dreadful, in their n:lt ;Irv, nor more alarming in their, consequences. thins tits Grave; and Stone. They are ecouplaints to which every_ per son, even the most. abstemious, ss honk, as the water we drink is impregnated with p article s which .ite•e: cense of these excruciating' tortttes. k3iclint4lt's Pitts, .eotopused of the Most ingredients, have, beeli found of sits jal,r elii c4cy, 61 strengthening the vessels the . tteisie, anti destroying the pettityiog quality of it, removing the calculi, or gritty :4 creticins, and banishing every pernicinits fetide.tiey to those disorders, without conlinement. They :Xt' C 1 he't lute with great i;ontidence recommended to the itglictel as the most eftiraCious remedy, they can resort to in the alv,re Com plaints ; as well 118 tor Lumbago, Pains in the Oita and Loins, StuAtpags of Urine, and disorders of the Kidneys' and Bladder. • . • Scad lb Boxes, at Qs. Sri. and 11s. by Nteasrs. Rutler and Suns, No. 4, Cbeapside - , I►oudon; wit] ;0, 0 by their alitsoint meta, by the princiril booksellers and Mt:chant Vendor sin Curacoa . GareiUs have reached town to thebegin- fling of Msy, bitt they do not contain 50 recent in formation from the Sp..tokti Main relative to livar's proceedings as we hail already receive 4 from other quarters. Michael La raison, "Doctor of LAws, and. President of. the Comma of Civil and Criminal Justice of the island of Coragoa and its - dependencies, had addressed a speech to the Mem bens of the said Council, which had gained. great applause on the island. In speaking of the code of t b e 'Wien n r, be phservO, " that the said bode had for it f.lundation, that all 'nen were villains, and teat as sad) the Legislature ought to Watch over them." Contrasting this code with the ancieit law of the Netherlands, lie says you will there find' it admitted as a basis " that every person ought to be considered as honest until the contrary is proved." Ile congratnlates them that the ancient statute of the Netherlands and the local laWs of the country' were those by which they were to be governed. In characterising the ancient court of Dutch Judicature, the President emphatically observes; " We are Judges with sober salaries, or enjoying no salaries at ,all yet, as 'we know and trust, above all'suspi rion, flee from corruption, partiality, envy, or hatred. Avid if it is becoming to *speak of my self to your honours, as your president, I will say, that, entirely unknown, without any relationship in this 'island, I have been sent hither by the King to 'nevem rather than to judge, to remove rather than to *rissist in pronouncing judgment, .and in pissing sentences either in civil or criminal cases, :at • all times to give an hearing to every person, whether he be rich or poor, native or ,toteigner, white or coloured ofree or slave. In fine, this is a pinee where the complaints of the indigent 'are heard,' the tears of widows and erphans dried tqi, the influence of the great opposed, the licentious ness of. the populace checked, anti the safety . of the good citizens supported and maintained." NORWAY. Wm:Gil or THE PRINCE. ROYAL, DIBLIVERED AT THU CLOSB or THIS 11144510 N or NORWAY. " Chrittiania, July 6. Oentleaten, Members of the Storthingc- - -A year has now elapsed since the day when, in vir tue of the Constitu,tion, you assembled to fulfil the functions to which you were called by t h e choice Of your fellow-citizens. The National Aisetultly of Nnrwhy having declared that its la bours:were finished, I perform a duty very *m int! to toy heart in expressing here the sentiments o f t h e , King - towards the loyal Norwegian people. "-It is also very agreeable to me, Gentlemen, to have to . announce to you on the part of his Majesty, that, continuing to he at peace with all powers, time relations of friendship 'which unite.tis with the nearest States, Russia, Prussia, and Etylatiti, aequite daily new coosisteucy.. You yourselves k 1101 V in a more partienlar manner, your relations with the • Government whose sub jects you formerly were. " It is with nl4..attre I inform you, that the negociatiou will) Denmark respectiud. the brigs of. war, the post-inw,, and the 'packet4)(4as, has been terminated by Admiral Fabriciiis to the sa tisfactioo of the two Governments. The Danish commissary has renounced the claims of Denmark to tt'e vessels in question in consideration of sum.of money, of which the first payment will comtbence at the , close of 1817. • The Kiag Ito seen with satisfoctinn the con fidence With whicir the .Ntirtvegians !tressed fratentsti laud which the 13\vvice held t your descendants, lou_l k fter I shall ba , ,•eeettsed to exit:-;—Adicu,Getttlenteu! t. Let each of on ret►►rniog to hilt home, resittne hisformer functions ,w het her ecclesiastical, administrative, or judicial ; let the cultivator anew employ himselt on cvery thing that, relates to agriculture, and the tneroh,mt to the means o f making his commerce prosper. My wishes hbalt follow you in your acempationa, .and 1 pray Gott to guide you with ;leis powerful and, protecting hind.'' Reply of the Diet. .Sta,—The.moment has arrived so long the oh• jest of. the wither of. the nation and theStorthiog; our deliberations are terminated. " It is With'eurdial 'good faith tlsat we hare :constantly etadeavostred to give to-public businetis a result conformable to the wishes 01141 eoinmott .hopes of the King and the nation. This o bj e 6 t we had constantly in view, notwithstanding tho obstacles opposed to as by the diffiCulties (if the subjects,'by their, complication,, by ,thl: new cir. cumstances - and forms whieh it was necessary to `attend to. Strong'in the feeling of the purity o our intentions, and in the zeal which: we have be. stowed in fulfilling our duties towards a beloved cOuntry, and a wise and paternal,.government, wa 810)104 our labours to the judgment ,of content,- poraties and of posterity. • :" .E.ven though .we should have to regret thin sonte of our resolutions, which . we had deemed of considerable importanpe,.have not had for the - moment the desired effect, yet we flatter oursel res that we have done something for the welfare of the kingdom. " The Constitution which guarantees to us a legal: liberty; the union' of 'the Scandinavian pei ninsula under a wise gtiverineut,-whieh secures pur policicalcontlit LOU the bases which-we have eusleavoitred to lay of a part of, our internal rangetnents ) nutklie measures which we may eX.• pectin nature when the national assemblies shall have acquired more experience,' male us hope - for the future . happiness of Norway. May. 'leaven listen to our prayers You, Sir, who, in conformity to the wish of the nation, occupy at present the place of viceroy, and you, .Nobly. Prince, who, according to theit hopes which his Majesty erns given us, soon. perform t tai important tunctioa, you are about to return , to a people who are obr brethren. The regret which we• feel at nut seeing your afar among us farther_ prolnged, is only compeosittea by the conviction that you will be near the thronei the noel preter of the . nation, and the protector of its rights. " Fellow-countrytneo, 'Members - of the Stott!). ing,—Aftut hilOt% terminated difficult anal important labours, we titre atbuut to.return to out homes. Let each of us-exect hintsvif by a mailly conduct and wise—sliscolitst to diffuse around re* spect for the laws and otilloattres of the Stattc. confltlence and attachmeneto those. who govern it. 13ut above all lvt us give tbaullts to the Al mighty, who has made .us enjoy that peace'inkit happtness which to many othor countties desired in vain. • • • liod protect :lie King and his kingdom !