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"°"•'o4. , tOk ••• , c , • • 'Le • 1 47 4 ' ' • / NUIVIBER 8366.1 VICTUA L ING-OFTICE, Jnite 11 , 1312 ' TIDE C OMITISS/ONERSfor VICTUALLING, 11L-LIESTY'S VY do hereby give Notice, eat °ti Tuesday, Vie 12d Inelant, they will be ready to rteTcraters in writing (sealed np), and treat for Eighty of New stout IRON BUTT HOOPS, to be re-manufac :redfrom the old,' broken, bent, and pieces of Iron Hoops Vieer'mai"ing in his Majesty's Victualling Premises at P t Ard; to be (tethered in the spare of sir Weeks, by equal " Wpropurtions, into the Victualling Stores at that place; and. to be paid for by Bills payable, without Interest, sixty ",q4 after date. . T he Co n di t i ons of the Contract may be seen at the Se tletar!is Office. Ne regard will he had to any Tender in which the Price shall not 'be inserted in Words at length, or that shall not ;delivered to the Board before One o'Clock on the said 't7e4,relalls he 22d In s t an t, nor un l ess the Person who makes 4end ers or som e P erson on hi s behalf; attends, to an 'lLwer. whe:n called for. I : 4 "h Tend er mast also be accompanied b y a L etter signed -4 1 ,: t " , espon tr sible P ersons , ene( trintr to become bound with the arty 4n #rittg, in the penal Sum of 8001. for the due per 44—"ince of the Contract. PI CTILILLEVG-OFFICE, June 15, 1819. -tHE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING *8 7. III33II dJESTY 'S 4VA VI do hereby give Notice, That t er ,: eee laY, the 2.9 th Instant, they will be ready to receive • ti ers tre writins,3- (sealed up), and treat for Eighty Thou pejGQll"3 of WEST INDIA RUM, of the strength of five Gent, °der proof by Syk,s's Hydrometer, and for Two to telre'l and I'Vty Pipes of BARCELONA RED WINE; 44 'i,t / leered into his Majesty's Victualling Stores at Dept , in the space of one Month; and to he paid for by Bills, r i b l e , with ou t I nterest, sixty days after date. e Conditions of t(e the Contracts wzay be seen at the Sccre - Vs go 3 , e " - "r4 will be had to anti Tender ix which the Price 4 °l be inserted in words at length, or that shall not he de t4:red 4° the Board befitre One o'Clock on the said Tuesday, ` t it instant; nor unless the Person who ?ukes the wientdere:lleerd.7.o7:p%erson on his behalf, attends, to answer irtVICTUAL, L LNG- OFF ICE, June 4, I sl9. " COMMISSIONE RS for VICTUALLING fit, Nis 1 1 14.1ESTY'S Nd.VY do hereby give Notice, .4 • kei v 0U F?may, the 45th instant, they will be really to re- Te nders in writing (sealed up), and treat I;ir the Supply i'e '7 4 7a ' o rate Contracts), of what FRESH BEEF may be re - Ar the u s e o f hi s Majesty's Ships and Vessels at th e ; ea tr, and I n ch Began, and at Leith, Leith Roads, and Edinburgh, for Twelce Caleudar ilfonths, the • f r om the 2.3 d July, and the latter from, the 1014 duguat 1e ter C onditions of:the Contracts may be seen at the Secre 449j,1“:1ffiee,at thi s Office; or by applying to the Collectors of v d i" l .'is Customs at Stranraer and Leith respectively. 14, 4 7 t re g"d will he had to any Tender in which the Price *et 6 14 " e inserted in Words at length, or that shall e d ditered to the Board before One o'Clock on the said tie r Y , the 25th i ns t an t, nor unless the Person who mk aes tn ? .elie r', or some Person we his behalf, attends . , to an er ,„, — "en called for. 4 s, e lt Tender must also be accompanied by a Letter signed • re4ponsilde Persons, engaging to become bound with ar eft toutering, in the Penal Suet of L. 500 for the due • ' , nonc e of the Contracts. MEDICINE. kl) AYLOR, Esq. No. 9, New Bridge-stret, London. tio • . h -monain, SIR, EC leave to inform yon, that ever since the Ivili ev ,Yea r r MO, I had been afflicted with the Lues Venereal, lifre, - ,",1, 1 t0m its obstinately resisting every course of medicine ile i . o n : '":(1 by the most eminent of the faculty here, and uis efiar, d front severalsevere• courses of salivation, and twice dis te o r om the Hospital with little relief, would appear to • di " , c most inveterate nature. In tLc spring of last year to had got 'to such a bead, as nearly to put a period 14,511 Y e xistence—l had a large ulcer on the crown of my head, tl„ n 4 each arm, and my lees were broke out in a frightful fita t „' le *; my ri g ht was dr eac ifulfy painful, and had been in a tw i ;° l ulcerati o n f o r the last seven years; my left had also • la rge nod es on i t , was very much' discoloured, and gave a. a, Li ch vxcrociating pain, particularly whets warns in bed, day tb depriv e me of rest; in this lamentable state, I tr,i tt Et 'ennime n d e d by Mr. J. Thompson, (who received so a err e by them here), to take your Leake's Patent Pills, menu to do on the e6tiro. May; in the course of a ra on ilgot I b egan to rece i ve b ene fit -i n littl e more than a t 1:" the ulcers on my bead and arms were soundly healed -1 after, the s ores on my legs healed also: leaving, how lloti.c"osiderable discolouration ns the skin, and pain in the len: of the left, which, by the blessing of God, and a little perseverance in your invaluable Medicine, subsided ; the "'es dispersing, the skin regaining its natural hue, and tioctornal pains gradually going off.—l thus became, by t tr '? liberal a d v i ce and med i c i ne, per f ect l y f ree f rom a ll my sir:'er c omplaints—have recovered my former spirits a ud and am become jolly and fat, in' which state having al e ; n oed many months, to the astonishment of all who knew ee l 1 an, at a loss in what terms to express my gratitude, but th t syou, for the good of other suffering mortals, to make y ease as public as postale, bilge hall on every ocean . In so doing you will greatly o your grateful, obedient; very humble servant, an s Close, Hi g h- street , Edinburgh.ALEX. MUIMER Joh n Witnesses to the above Cure:— Ti'' , inpson, No. 2, New Poultry Market, Edinburgh, p r John M'lntosh, Old AsseMbly Close, Edinburgh. 1 4,0Pat'ed and sold by the sole Proprietor, THOM AS-TAY NI k 4,4 11inher of the Royal College of Surgeons, at his to N ' t :' No. 9, New Bridge-street, London;. whese . , after . a e ui4r lnt residence of more than 40 years, in a practice parti dlrected to the cure of Venereal Complaints and those to the Parts o f G enera ti on , w ith th a t i nv i o l a bl e Ly which men of his profession sion always oserve in .tc.°l!-ases, `ie flatters himself the advice amid assi s tance be ttd nteuslv administers to persons taking this itledicine, will tt l Z t ttsuesl, by a discerning Public, as an ativaLtage seldom and void of all ambiguity. k vi, • sold, by his 'appoint went, tor the convenience of those I g,,r a distance, at the Toyshop, No. 133, Oxford-street; kkiti!•-fsborough's, N,,. 7, Fish-street-hill; 111. Baxters, onto "'bridge, Edinburgh • M. Callweil's, Dublin;. and In Ite,apersoti in vrery emiaerable town in Great Britain and exitoft*t!i, in boxes 4foulv 2s. yd. each, stamped, and sealed up In . 1 and Plaits directions, •ehereby persons, of either aa•cure 111 eatsiave s with . caie ? epetd, Much safety THURSDAY, JUNE 17, 1819. CAUTION AGAINST PURCHASING PRETENDED CLAIMS UPON GOVERNMENT on account of SUP PLIES FURNIsHED, or SERVICES RENDERED, to the BRITISH ARMY in the PENINSULA. • VITIIEREAS it has been represented to the LORDS COMMISSIONERS of HIS MAJESTY'S TREASURY, that FRAUDS have been committed hy va rious Persons pretending to sell Certificates, or other Docu ments, in support of Claims upon His Majesty's Govern ment, fur Supplies furnished, or Services rerrdered, to the British Army in the Peninsula; Notice is hereby given, that the period for the presentation of Claims of this description has long since expired ; all Persons are therefore cautioned against purchasing any such Claims or Documents. Jand J. SIT T E,Wn !GUT. the Contractors for • the SMALLEST LOTTERY ever known to contain TWO £30,000 ALL IN MONEY, Also 2.000 GUINEAS IN GOLD! _ _ Which will be • DRAWN on MIDSUMMER DAY, 24th Inst. and ALL IN ONE DAY, request their Friends and the Pub lic's immed , ate attention thereto: the time being so short, and the Chances of obtaining Capitals of such value with so few Tickets, nut likely to occur again. Having had the plea sure to divide the t'ir-t Prize of L. 30,000, and the Last L. 50,500 ever sold, they hope to distribute the above Capi tals at their Old Offices, 37, Cornhill, I 11, Holborn, 38, Haymarket, 141, Oxford-street. FOR THE SUN. THE EARL OF DUNDONALO. MR. EDITOR-Though the views which your Paper exhibits of the political world are occa sionally somewhat different from mine, I am ready at all times to acknowledge its liberal in dependence; 'and, not classing it wir.h the pro docts of the hireling Press,, to respect it as the disinterested friend of Government, conciliated solely by principle, and actuated by no other feeling than th s at of 'the PUBLIC GOOD. I unite, therefore, very heartily in its praise with your late Correspondent BENVOLIO, with whom also I most,entjrely sympathize in his sensibilities re specting the unfortunate Earl of DUNDONALD-8 Nobleman, who having consecrated his life to science, in its connexion with the manufactures of Britain; is at this moment sinking into the grave under the complicated pressure of years, of poverty, of the ingratitude of his country, and (I would add, if it were not for the conduct of a brother, who now alone supports him) of the ill usage of those who are the most intimately con nected with him by the affinity of blood. I wish on / this occasion, Mr. Editor, that, with the mi nisterial partialities of BBNvoLto, I could per suade myself that the petition, lately presented to the PRINCE REGENT on the behalf of this me- . ritorions and venerable Patrician, must necessa rily be productive of its proper effect. I am aware, indeed, that other Noblemen, in the situation of Lord DUNDONALD, bat without his claims on the public gratitude, have been assisted by the gene ilsity of the Throne ; and I am not ignorant that, in our days, the last two Viscounts FALCONtERG (both of whom were Catholics, anti one of whom was a Priest,) were rescued from absolute indi gence by the liberality of our Government. With these facts, Mr. Editor, I am acquainted ; my sentiments also respecting the present Ministers of the Crown are very favourable; and I am sa . - tisfied that TB E REGENT has a heart in his bosom softened and saturated with the milk of human kindness_ Why then shouttt I not concur with BENVOLIO in deeming the rejection of Lord DUN DONALD'S petition to be au impossible event. To justify my dissent, in this instance, from the be nevolent incredulity of your Correspondent, I • must inform you, Mr. Editor, that the affecting petition of this scientific and venerable Nobleman was conveyed more than six weeks ago through the proper Ministerial channel to the REGENT, and was by him immediately transferred to the Ministers, with whom it has ever since remained in a state of perfect neglect. Yes, Sir, this pe tition, which was of a nature to extort tears from the most unreleoting eyes, has been suffered to repose with ,, ut notice dorioo several 'successive weeks avoid the litter on Ministerial tables! It co►►ld not have been perused by the REGENT, or its result must have been instantly favourable ; nut_on the dispensers of the Royal bounty its im pression appears to have been effectless ; and its presenter, with his admirable. wife, has been per mitted to languish in the most cruel Suspense, whilst be is withheld from the complicated wretch. edness of a workhouse solely by the interposition of his brother, Mr. BASIL COCHRAN. This, Mr. Editor, is a plait exposition of facts; and I will leave you to decide from it whether my fears on the occasion are altogether groundless. The re sult of this long deliberation on 'a stibject which seems to be of such easy determination, may finally be honourable to our Ministers, and, in this event, they may expect the plaudit of my heart ; but it may ,be- of an opposite charac ter, and then they may assure themselves of my hisses and execrations. Of these, indeP(l,yont Paper will probably not consent to be the vehi cle : but other Papers are open to me, and they who can be cruel and,unjust., may possibly disco ver, that they cannot he cruel and unjust with impunity►. You will pt,rceive, Mr. Editor, from the- precision with which I have lctated certain -facts in this letter to you, that I am not perso- nally unacquainted with Lord DUNDONALD. In truth I know hies well ; and ' I speak with cer tainty when I affirm, that, with a warm temper ,and a quick susceptibility of wrongs (a full mea sure of which has been heaped upon his homy bead), be has passed innocently through a long !ite, unarraigned of any injuries inflicted by him On a single individual of the great human commit fuity ; that he has devoted his patrithony and his many days to the service of Science, as she is the handmaid of utility ; that, poor himself, he has made many rich by the communication of his scientific discoveries ;' and that the results, in Va rious •instances, of his knowledge, sagacity, and persevering investigation,' have been eminently beneficial to his country. lam not confident, however, that these merits, when Lord DUNDO• NALD'S claim to the possession of them has.been fully established, are of a specks to conciliate the beuevolenpe of our Ministers. But 1 can produce on his behalf another description of merit, which will necessarily excite their attention, if -it should [PRICE SE VENPtIICF; not be able to command their gratitude. Once (and once only, as I believe) has-this devotee ot science stept from his elaboratory, to mingle in• the political contests of his times. When the ferment of the French Revolution was in its first and most violent ebullition, when it became the subject of alarm to one pert of the British Nation, and of insurrectionary hope to another, Lord DUNEIONALD exerted himself with effect in our northern metropolis, to confound the insolence of innovation, sod to support the counsels of Mr. I'ITT. 'lite intelligent activity of my unfortunate client, at this memorable and limportant was duly appreciated by the late Lotd MELVILLE and if either lie has survived in his son, or the illustrious WILLIAM PITT in the present Govern ment, it will not now he the lot of Lord DUN DONALD to see his claims on his country held cheap by the Ministers of his Sovereign, and him self degraded to the wretchedness of petitioning, and of petitioning in vain, for bread. In my present address to you, ills.. Editor, and through you to the Government of which you are the tintired advocate, I have contented myself with seizing on what floats on the surface of my case. In some future letter I may, perhaps, dive into its depths ; and 1 cannot doubt of my abi. lity, with the materials which. I can produce, to make my pleading triumphant at the Tribunal of the Nation, whatever event it may now experience in the cold and narrow recesses to which the re . tijon alluded to seem to have been consigned. Julie IG, 1919. AN LIUS. *** We admire the amiable feelings of this Correspondent, as well as the-dignified spirit and hottest energy with which he has expressed them; hut we conceive that he should not too hastily infer, that, because the Petition has not yet been attended to, it is forgotten, or will finally be unsuccessful. He should consider the constant and weighty occupations of Government, and make some allowance for the impediments thrown in its way, by the unceasing efforts of a Patriotic OPPOSITION !! !—We shall always be glad to hear from such a Correspondent. EAST INDIA HOUSE, June ►6,1819. THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNIT ED COMPANY of MERCH ANTS of ENGLAND TRADING to the EAST INDIES, do hereby give Notice, That at the QUARTERLY GENERAL COURT of the said COMPANY, appointed to be held at their House, in Leadeuliall-street, on WEDNESDAY, the 23d Instant, at Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon, there will be submitted, for confirmation, the Resolution of the General Court, of the lOth In-taut, approving the Grant of L. 60,000 to the Marques; of HASTINGS, in the mode pointed out in the Resolution of the Court of Directors of the 20th April last. The Report required by the Bye-Law, Cap. 6. Svc. 20. is open for inspection of the Proprietors at this House. JOSEPH DARI'. Secretary. EAST INDIA HOUSE, June 9, 1319. TE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND TRADING to the EAST INDIES, do hereby give Notice, That the QUARTERLY GENERAL COURT of the said Company, appointed to be held at their House, in Leaden hall-street, on WEDNESDAY, the 23d Inst. is FURTHER MADE SPECIAL, for-the purpose of receiving a REPORT from the commurEE appui:!ted to inspect the East India Company's BYE-LAWS, and of c,nsiiiering certain-Proposi tions therein contained for alteringllye- Laws, Cap.t3, Sections 19 and 20, and Cap. 7, Sect ions 1 ands , for repealing Bye- Laws, Cap. 13, Sections 2,5, 4 and 5; and for ordaining Bye-Laws instead of those proposed to be .repealed. JOSEPH DART, Secretary. NEXT THURSDAY. WMARSHALL, 1, 1-I,dhorn Bars, hss on . Sale a Variety of TICKETS and S 1 ARES for the present LOTTERY, which is the smallest ever known with Two Prizes'of L. 30,000, and , 2,000 Guißcas in Gold. Only 3,97% Nuthbers, Two Tickets of a Number. All to be drawn in One Day, NEXT THURSDAY. MOUNT lETNA WINES. R. RICHARD RIDGVVAY has the honour ,o acquaint the Nobility and Gentry of the United Kingdom, that in the month of May, 1818. he studied his Cellars with a variety of the choicest Old 'ETNA WINES, which he can recommend with increased confidence. to the attention Of Connoisseurs. The Soil and Climate of Mount /Etna. it is well known, present superior advantages for the Cultivation of the Vine ; and the Public are respectfully in formed. that the /Etna Wines which Mr. Ridgway offers to their notice, ale produced under the superintendance of a respectable English Firm. established for the purpose of bringing them to perfection he therefore presumes to hope. - that, although lower in price, they will be found, on an im partial investigation, eqnal in quality to tree best Wines now in general use. Gentlemen wishing to taste, may have au opportunity by calling at Mr. It.'s Counting-pause, 16, Charlts-street, St. James's-square ; or at his Cellars, Charles court, Stratn4 near Charing-cross, London. SOCIETY FOR THE DISCHARGE AND RELIEF OF PERSONS IMPRISONED FOR SMALL DEBTS. Craven-street, Strand, June 2, 1819. B ENEFACTIONS SINCE THE LAST RE ma, viz.:— ,c. a. d Annual 5 5 0 2 2 0 A. 3 3 0 A. 3 3 0 A. 1 1 0 A. 2 0 A. 2 2 0 A. 3 3 0 A. 2 2 0 A. 1 1 0 A. 1 1 0 10 0 0 A. 3 3 e A. 3 3 0 The Honourable Philip Pasty, V.P. Willowby Mouta:me, Esq. - Charles Baker, Esq. - - James Hammett, Esq. per Secretaty Henry Fryer, Esq, .- - Rowland Jones, Eq. - - Reverend John Haggitt, Esq. - Messrs. Cocks, Cocks, and Cu. ‘. J. A. Lloyd. Esq, per ditto . - J. Trewelyan, Esq. per ditto - Mr. Trewelyan, per ditto - Marchiottess of Exeter, per Hums Miss Isabella Saltonsall, per ditto Mrs. Auberton, per Chatteris and Co. - Mrs. Be• ty Hall and James Davidson, Esq. In terest of a Bequest of Richard Baxter, Esq. deceased - - - - A. €0 0 0 Isaac Phipps, Esq. • - - - A. 2 2 0 E. P; ' - . .. - A. 2 2 0 A. A. (Letter Box) - - A. 5 0 0 A. G. per Cocks and Co. - - A. 5 5 0 R. H. per Huares • - . - - 2 0 0 N. E. K. per ditto .. - - 5 0 0 W. I. I. . .. - - 5 0 0 A Mistake by Anonymous - . ,-, 9 3 9 1138 I 9. Discharged and relieved from various Prisons, 126 Debtors, for the Sum of - - £399 6 Considered the Cases of 59 Petitioners; Ap- proved, 32 ; Referred for Characters 8 Peti tions ; and Rejected, 19. Benefactions are received by John Camden Nield, Esq. the Treasurer, Cheyne-walk, Chelsea; also by Messrs. Herries, Farquhar, and Co. St. James's-street; Messrs. Hoires, Fleet street ;.Messy... Chatteris, Whitmore, and Co. Lombard-street; Messrs. Cocks, Cocks, iti4e, ant i Biddulph, Charing-Cross ; Messrs. Dorrien and Co. Finch-lane, 'Cornbill; Messrs. Ham mersleys, Pall-Mall; Messrs. Veres and Co. 77, Lombard street;, and by the Secretary, No. 7, Craven-street, Strand, where the Books may be seen by those who are inclined to support this Charity, anti where the Seciety meet on the first Wednesday in every Month. ThE EDINEttnGli, RI NE 14.--On Saturday last, the 6th, or Enniskillen Dragoons, were inspected and reviewed on Portobello Sands ; by 111,rjor-Gene.- ral Hope, commanding the forces iu Scotland.— The Regiment made a fine appearance, and went through their evolutions and charges With great dexterity and precision. A number of spectators were present. The first division of the regiment marches this day from Pitrshill Wirracks for Ireland. The 88th regiment march early next week from the Castle for England.--. They are to be replaced by the 80th foot, frotu _ . PERTH, JUNE 10.—This morning at 7 o'clock, the detachment of the 6th, or Enniskillen Dra• goons, consisting of two troops, left this city for Ireland. The greater part of this fine hotly of men have served in the late campaign, and bore ho• nourable badges of their gallantry 'ITO 2-oWd cum duct. It is but justice to add, that, during their stay here, their behaviour was in the highest de• gree becoming and exemplary, DREADFUL TRANSACTION. About twelve o'clock on Tuesday, the neighbourhood of tooley-street was thrown into great alarm by the frantic con duct of a man, named Kirby, residing in Bull-court who, after cutting his uwn throat, attempted to murder several persons. It appears that for same time past Kirby has betrayed eride,l signs of derangement. On Sunday last he took out his wife and two of his children to walk, leaving the third child at home, and it was remarked that he was at home at night with out them. -The circumstance of the woman and the two chil dren not returning led to various Conjectures, and many per sons did not .hesitate in ascribing their absence to cmises which reflected great suspicion on the Man. On Tuesday Kirby went to the house of a next door neighbour, and asked fur the loan of a pail, which was granted ; his manner was then observed to be very wild and hurried. In about half an hour afterwards, his child on entering the room found him its the middle of the floor, leaning over the pail, his throat cut and bleeding, and a gory razor in his right band. The child instantly uttered a piercing shriek, and ran towards him; upon which he clasped the poor creature round the body. and was about to apply the razor to its throat; but the scream which had been uttered by the child fortunately reached the ears of two of the lodgers in the house, Mr. Mooney and Mrs. Richard. Beau, who just entered the room as he was about to put his dreadful purpose into execution. At the sight of them he staid his hands, and bleeding as he was, ran at them, flourishing the razor in his hand, but they made their escape at a timely moment, and the unfortunate wretch, overcome by his exertions, fell down on the floor; the child seizing the opportunity ran away, or otherwise he would have undoubtedly killed the pour thing. The report of the circumstance spread like wildfire through the neighbour hood, and a great crowd assembled in Bull-court ; hot not one of them dared enter the house, until Kinsey, one of the constables at the Town Hall; was procured to lend his assistance. On entering the room, he found Kirby just on the point of recovering, but he was too weak to attempt any mischief, and was easily disarmed. Kinsey cleaned his throat with a cloth, and he was carried on a litter to Saint Thomas's Hospital, where his wound was carefully dressed. Soon after his arrival, he turned literally mad, and was with difficulty prevented from tearing the-bandages from his neck; his dissolution was hourly expected.—The most extraordinary part of this transaction is the sudden disappearance of the woman and the two children ; it is certain that they hare not been seen in the neighbourhood since Sunday, and the greatest fears are entertained for their safety.—(New Mmes.) HANOVER, MAY 24.—8 y time last accounts from England his Royal Highness the Prince Regent has resolved to sh»plifytheadministration ofthe Go vernment of the Kingdom of Hanover, and !o place Count Munster at the bead of it. General Dora. berg (now Minister at St. Petershure,h) will suc ceed Count Munster in London, It is added, that the Chamber of Finance will he united with the Mi nistry, which ‘vill also tend to simplify the Ad.. ministration. The - confvmation pf these stare. ments is expected;