The Sun. — London, England, 1816-09-13 00:00:00

:‘, A ~,, 1 11t, -- : . t; ,',; ' ' (r ~-c - .—tpr.; • , ' lri i'l;. ',...\ . 7---%-v .7 ". # • . e . :,_„." , : ) 7 4 1 .. - N1. 4 1 . ~.! : ;,0 : : : . / .i - . ~,,, T ,' .) r' , . . ..„ ': :li~h __ ,~ .` 1 .- . f •-. ... • ~t. . : ~,iip-41, 4 4 i 4,:1i VI ~ - ~ , -,!il ''. 4" tit , • 10tTi g , -' - . ' ' .< .0 f.:. ..., . . . '.., • -.., • -r k w 1 ,.. 'iv/ J• ....":"'•• 4 ks 4 ' 1 : ....; 3 ..... • • ....,-AP . , • . i ''7 , • . .. : .9 , grit i l . .. _I I • A ~... ..... ~..t„....,.,,; vp i ci, _ ,--,----.: 4‘ .; . ' _.... 0 .... .•;‘, ~ : ft- -. .. ... ,...7 : : ....."?f,1‘<• ,... 4 , ~ . .*: .",' '''''''. , . - •;* ' A ., ....ha i.•• y . . iiiitc%. i , 7 1 .4. 6 • . , • - t. I NtIMBER 7495.] 1 01 . J FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 13,,1816. EPAccr, Sonvoittici CHEAP LIVING. VICZ:11,11 LIVG.OFFICE Sept. 10, THE COMMISSIONEfiSfor VirTUALLING Ws:VA! ESTrS N..IPTAIn hereby girt: Notice, that Thnistlay; the 19th Instant, 41ir. JJ tn. I?eekt, their iigent ~t PorfntmnititlC, will be ready to reerive sealed Tenders, and Treat :I'S IPtiidred ()Wirth , " itf• ENGIAS WH EAT, iweikk 67 Prptile per Bushel) tqbe ansuvrablato a Sanipie that will be exhibited at his (Vice; to be : rielivcred in,One Alontis into his Majesty's, Victualling Stores at that Port; andl to be paid for by Bills payable, with Interest, ninety ,tloy t s wiser date. • . 3 , 144 . • • NEXT TUESDAY, L.40,000 - for.the FIILST DRAWN Prize! L. 80,600 may be gained by ONE Ticket.; In Addition to which there Are 2 ... Prizes of / .30 00 .. • .. Prizes of .... 6.10,000 &c. &c. eonsols and Mot!eY • TM, Pay was poLlistivd, MON'OUY. uti the Iti;;ht tionotirßble it. 13. SHERMAN; written to be 'spoken at Ditiry-Jine 'ftteatro.—l'linted for John Nhirrtiy, Albemarle-street. • it is riot niCessnry to go' tcf trance AnittiCs for this. Within 200 miles of re , -(1011, ii, the tinest part of Yorkshire, our haicp,,y N,lviil'Oil eers, and titlieh, InNIV tvlttr find t.,eir gnoei iuntton, anti veal, lit S i d per lb. in ,n,y4m k ul qualities of the con.nmpittm of at single pellon tine fresh butter at I lit. huge white tout or 6(1,; eggs. 22 or 24 for one shilling; a fine roast ing pig, for a feast for a round p dr ty, to, 34. ; milk .2(1. a pint ; ale 21d. a pint, not good. b ut its defect through 'carelessness and-venni of nut for want, of malt, Imps, .or honesty. .:or through too much, science in chemistry or co /on ring. • Potatoes, `6lh. for 2tl 4 regef;:hlt s, ten, 04. srp, prayeiN, mid 0141eriy . piOterr, (iThoon. tile I ig writ' 685 SO Well tit . t , hclot tarot neseiCed), Tor nothing to t:itt le m , s,, 000 The good of the' - e.ittotrif ettrty' anal hearty; busy, in theit.6l:ltts and not in tear6t their hit! %est , —sept, : . RDSON GOODE TICK and` Co Con traciors:foF the presentlOrfEltY,'antions that their -friends. and the Public should pro ticipate in all the advan 7 'tages which the Scheme - pre ents •respectfully' heg leave to :remind them that.the Drawing counence.SextTneeday, when the fats of One Third of tliti whole ottani - of Tickets, which the Wheel tontnins,Vill be decided. On that day the sum of 40,0001. will be given to the First-drawn Prize, by which arrangement It will he seen that One Ticket mar so,oool.—As this splendid..advatitage can only be derived by those who make their purchases i4rfore Tuesday,' RICHAttD, SON, GOODLUCK stud co. are anxious that th ose friends wi', have hitherto delayed their tatters stiould lose no tune :inlfav,obring them with their . commands,rst either of their luck' 011 it e, CdrnbiU or Charing-Crosi, where they sold . in the-late Lotteries reA;ai , cl Will be hail to any Tender la ID Isich the Prtce not be 'inserted in• words at length, or that shall; vnt iti•l;rererl before One n t cluck on the said Yit ' u s rs,-' . . Van the i 91.4 Instant ; 21* unl f ss :1 4 c, Person ?via ma4e.i., ihr 7'ender, or some Person an his behalf, attends to answer when ea4ledfor,., , 2"lie Ceint.'itions ' o f th e Contrail may be seen at the Vie .12,413115.0,,th• • • ICT LLI.V .FFICE, Sept, 12, 18I(. Trfi; COMMI . SSIOI4,i?Sfqr PICT 17 .iLLI N 6 Mk' .11.:JJES7Y'S dOhe;Tby give Notice, lilt oh the 20th Instant, they will be ready to receijorewie r i in writing, (haled upj 4111 d treat for one Sacks of BISCUIT MEAL, to be ;delivered i , u o Ilia jcv p's Victualling Stores at Deptford, in the space If a Fortniht; by weeklypoportions ; and to be paid for by Eille payable, with fut9•est, ninety days after date. • 18,046 L.50,000 .. N 0,131 '..s ' n(h)) , , Guineas. 10,21 , 1 5,1;02 . .UNCPAIMON CHEAP TRAVELLIN(.4 It the SARACEN'S HEAD INN, Siww-11.i11, Loudon. 'rim following 1 , 4.;:t Cuat;bus, NUtil Coaches, *c. ,set out how Me Sarileen ' S Hk.ta inn, tinniv-Hill ' FIRST DRAWN PRIZE 040,000: poor: and RINGWOOP . new lig)it Day Coach sets out from the Saracen'* Head Inn, Snow at half past Fire o'clock in the morning, and . arrive at the London Tavern, Pool, early the sitMe evening, through Farnham, Alresifuril, Winchester, Rtunsey, and %Vinittorne. At the request of the Intilitanls this c9ach runs in , t day from Pool, WhubOrne, &C.; before they 'iv...re obliied to travel by night. The-Proprietors will entieavour to feet their pa tronage. LORD PALMEHST9S's w. , .140. of.' AA VENERAI.I.I4E AMAZON. 70 the Right its ;erretiiry Wit6 - 13ce., Tlie .Metuorial ot one 12 ATIRTH tIOVKINs) wi'e . of JERI:10 SK 111/1%1 NS, :71.e tit titt 104th (New Brunswick) Itegiu,rot ot Vont, Most hitint4ly :thews th ; SWIFT and reicontinend .to theirFriendi and the Public, the GRAND SOLI Di E. of the present RICH LOTTERY, 'to begin Drawing on Trf silxr NEXT, which consists of ,ouly 14,900 huti.conteslll3 e . Wires of 40,0001. The'Conditions of the Contracts may be seen ,at, th,c. Se lerttary'a 9ffice. , /..e! No regard will ye had to ooVrenge.r in whkh the.P,rler &hall inserted. in words at length, or that shalt no) Ile aelirererl to the Board b'efOre half -post Two o'Clocic on the taietFriday,. the 20th instant; nor unkss the Prrson who inlays she Tender, or ;mac Person on kis behalf; attends to ewroe-r when called fur. 36;60 2' 10;000 And 2,836 other. Prizes, of ,0001., 5001., &o. &c. in Consols and atotiq. The whole will he decided in three days ; equal number of Ticliet44o he Drawn each Day. 'Die Pirst thaws Prize the Forst Day will receive 40,00Ut.,,and the First: Drawn Prize on each of the tither nays will receive 30,000/. ,Tickets and Shares* are selling at SWIFT and Cu,'s etta- . hlished Offices, No. 11, Poultry, • • ' No. 31, Aldgate High- No. I Charing-crop s street. Where all ISusiness in the Public Funds is carefully transact ed.—Prizes paid on demand. That she, waiiborit of British parents at Phila. deiphia, in qv. , yell!' 1741 ; has her husband, six sons, and a ,strutiti-laW, viii. Jerett6ll ilopkitis, (htisbaltd), Samuel Woodward, rental y W .041- word, Robert %Voodwartly 'Nathaniel 'Woodward Archibald , AVoodwarti, Nish. 11 , ipkins (•() , 10, James MlT)n.tougli (son-in -law), serving his INCtiesty in the 101 th ; and during ti.e course of her life, from.her z.,al and attachment to her king and e , iintry, she has eoconntered inore bar& ships than commonly fall to the lot of lo r sex. T',.at I- the . year 1776, being with tier first bus hand (John ;;Ja,;per), - a let i er ffi t o f mar i, l , B , o n board the brig Stanley, t. oder to the •Itoebia, she was it-mm(1 . 04 in her left leg, io am e-gage. meat with three ereneh vessels, when she was *lemony working at the gotta. . ' • ''. . That the marines having been landed at Cain: May, in America, her husband was taken pi limier by a Captain Muni:et, of the i. , .bel army, near ;Mind Fort Niel, and sentenced to sider death • tharbyber means he was enabled to etc Hoe, wit(t 22 Atrirricah (Feterters, to w4out she se,rred . ttis and animunitionl and on tneir way to join the arm* their party walittackeil by the enemy's light horse ; sue was bred at, and. woiimbql in tver Wt arm I. Oati.tttlistuayed; took a inaticil tirelock, •liot the rebel, awl brought 44is k hope,to Atli* deibliitt (the lieiii-44.1arters of (hiefmy), 'iditelv she .was rimkted to sell to one of GeneriiPSEr ,William Able-dt , -C'arnps... ~,' ,;;,„! ! '., ~,z...,. T . . T.,„f after tita . ny t . tligoes moil pHoaoiligt)A 11: first husband tiled, Hod , die ni;it'lie‘il (Sa:not , llV(ii , 4 ~ ,s aril) a tokher Li Colo tel Corthhei," cori44' ; teas with the troops hod, 1... the coin -Hot! of *fl, Gotty'lell ukto at I!t.. 114 m colt', 11.;viog . „ It .1-e't t r., 'tiring the Sett, ''':''rd at the: g,, 0 , ,, :01(} Ini 4. ace very .dothes . 'tor wathlittg. "I to4t wivii; ;; • b O ~ 1 „..i'.. c iutgrd, A wth.e-, lICAV ot 17:83,; froto .r! ti.,) I.it.;lt to the r,/'}'ail,'ottse, obe etttb4rii, t) tin ho,oJ it ;1 4,1i',.. : 4 .. r. rt i' , . ‘ tth i4,,. - 4 - :-Det,t , . , ), ,, .. i K oti tha , 'obt I , ' ~ .(r-is, tend ;vas s )i ipwrecke4tott 5r.,1 , 1 ot,l, lit t - , , .8 Iv of Funny, wiitti o , ear thve hii , t(ked MC!). Hail ".. , I . hero of worneti.thi.! ciiihtitt,''ivere hsi ; r l i ,, • le : suffered , fotlitft,i6vied 41isifuss; beiftg ~1‘.••mot;•1. , with a eil &kin W.I. ,Irrti, ; retttaioet!. thrvt! t! , 1 ti the wrtiel, ; wail, taken tip. w flit :he; husband ,o ; 11 child . by ti heralr4uti; iCiattile;ha,nl ) . and 6 1.,,, t iiy after Ii tlig kinle4l,., delivered of7Abt.er..sotoi, two of whom arc Jo the..lo4lkObe toner tread : htst Iv, dint .s.behas. bad the honour ut In 1., - g mother of 22 .childrew, , viz. 18 sans. and tour; dangl iter s, Sevin) of tbe forme'r being alive, Mid three of this later, OSLINWS, MAR Lnoitourift Elegitit PO i Coach, through f - Lingerford,,..nakory,.R.catling . , Maiden Kent!, sets out from the sarecen's cad, Snowhitl, at Seven o'clock in tht . geti 'to'lslarlhorintgh by dinner tlinei a 'COM.. fortable conveyance fuo trayellers on the. Western Ltoatl, The UMPIRE. a New LIVEMPOOL Light Cnach, ,oily one Night o n the ilmact e carrying Four ItPitles'and PonrOntsides, sets out ever y Dav at One o ' c l oc l i , h; riv es a 1 Liverpool next Afterno.' , n - iit Six icloclt, theolich nnnstable, Woburn, Lath hurY, Norttr,inMosi, Lutt4worth, His.s stone, l.iclslirlel , Stone,lttigelY, Newcastle, Kutitsford, War rington Prescot. MILLARD'S EAST-INDIA , WAREHOLTSES, No. tti, CHEAPSIDE, Irar MVSLIN, AWLS. &c. BRITISH NI TA (7 IIIILEDA.IOODS, by' the Piece &c. Deaty, at the • Wholesiale Price. chckttuf Vittnily Linen complete, from 35 to 130 Guineas each. J"FIF Proprietor ref..pisellitllV inftirtlts the Nob't lity, Merchant s , and—Families 'arriving front Abroad. Wit} greatest:variety of India Nlit.lins,..for Ladies' Drys,' and . t : i entlenten'iCraratts, Shawls, Long Cloths, .&c. as import ird by the•Compititv, together with every kind of Superior a i ritish-martufartitivil Goods, Irish Linens,. Damask 'rabic 4 1 4eu, Meetings, Articles• for Family Monrning, elegant urn-mires, 'Foreign Lace, &e. are constantly,on Safe, at the bolesale Price, by the Piece and Denty.—Merchants. and 14, dies .having Commissions. will find themselves liberally treated. India Shawls exchanged, of paid Cash for. No tititatiateist made. Proprietots of Rosiness in the Country supplied with the fruhionable Articles for Dress as they ititpeor. 2 .... L. 30,000 2 , .... L. 10,000 SOUTHAMPTON, Lymington, Winchester,, spa Rasing stolle New Foitr Inside envie, at Eight t.'Llockin the Morn ing, arrives at the (;nor Ina, SoUthataptaft, 'II/ *ls o, Viasi: , • This is a most delightfol Conveyance to the Isle of dem,: OsernseY, Saint . Moines, tiarni 'de Grate, Cher burgh, B•cc.. The WATERLOO New Light Pour Inside Coach to Leeds, Halifax; Bradford, and all Parts orthe Northeacts oat at Two o'clock in the Afternoon, and arrives at the Goldin Lilts inn,' Leeds, next Evening at S.ix Ala*, through Starti ford, Gran tham, Newark tool Doncaster. This Coach is iutended to ac commodate the Towns of Leeds Brulford and Vi cinity. It will leave Le6tls three o'clock" in the Aft e etiona. Passengers may conveniently conic to Leeds from those places and be in Lotribin ettriyAlie neitleunhig. • WEY MOUT H , Dorrhest r, Blandford, S•tlishnry, A nloVe r, and Bitsingstoke, new hot Ciatg, oserY Aftermsnn ti at ott;hisit. Weytnonth Packets ttrOttrensey, Jersey, Cher• bowel, fit. Melees, Sce. From Cherbuigh Is a utast delightful road te:Pars.• • 15.XliTER, Plymouth, Wemoutit,,Dorchester,,Falmonth,. lArtmoutti; anJ Saikbary, New. Po st evttisiMorbing,' ttt half•past Si* o'clock, through Houlton, Axminster, Brid-; port, Illatitifurd, Itaisiagatulit t au& , Ragsbrp, . BOST6N, 'Spalding, Petri borough.. Stilton sad Hunting don, net. Royal Mail Coach, sets, out every,Evening to Spill by, Lou th, susls rii, And • • •'- , RATII:int.IIIItIS'IOL Flying Povt-Coat.hest, through Chip-: it en It k , (*. A Ito e , and thoroit It; ettiry :Aft itnni dr . Vivc at Mr.. May's, the-Greyhound Inn, Bath, tint! the Lotttlim- Toverq,7l,omm-strert,. and thc Swan,. 144;9t• steS./ Nittin• ing.—Ctiaches to NVells, Briditiwatee, Tann - Wit', Ekete, Ply mouth, &c. &c. &c. , And only Fourteen 'llions4nd Tickets. Which will be All Drawn in Three Days, lu &plat Drawings.' G CA [MOLL the CootrArtor , for the itteseut LOTTERY, reePectfully rewinds the Public, that the Drawing Will continence NRXt TtTKSDAY. !nit of Sep aid the'Firtt.Drawn Prise will !)e entitled to FORTY Ttioc , i.AND POUNDS !. in addition to its own Chance of being drawn a Prize of 40,0001. more.• Therefore thine Advelituras only who pur chase before the 17th Septenther can,have the Chaute of obtaining the Magnificent eauital of EIGHTY THOUSAND POUNDS? Printed Carnhrics M nslins, and stsperfine French a ;k'. edict, Fg ,nd sverbuckeri atraiR r ect for thr Fro 'lllol•M44.c.is. Manufactnrrrs may mihic,r to the•Fasikinti ohk veartd i,t the Warehouses (un Cunituission) . Article's of unique. description.Tiir Clu.,ts of Fankily Linen, with every article warranted, klie , stings, Table-linen, and every 'useful article' for ?sew: pAiabliiltinewtsi or for rftlitililk gain . % itinnad, are 35 ruineas, ar.,clnt o . i t od )30 guinea* eacii,,withAvicount, yield pecutieff l idt rin t, we and convenience lo_ Fatuiliei r . and' turps at &nice >i handsonn• and useeul present. .tICKETS' and SHARES 'are iiH Sale in gVeitt variety at; 7, CORNFIILL, OXFORD-SITU:EI'. -where Eight Capit.4ll'rixes vivre 5014 the Last Lottery, by G. t..AR.11.0 i.., Contractor. N.B. Orders from the Country inimodiately 'sit - tended to, and all Busineis In the Public Funds transacted. POLICE OF LONDON. • . This Day were pliblistkii, in One largo Volume, Octavo, price boards, •. iNUTES of tpken I:left-at! a IVAL. Select Committee appoltited by the house of Com mons to inquire into the State 'of the . POLICE of the ME TROPOLIS: :With. Sides, Observations, and a Preface. WORM. LOZENGES'. NVOR \N ate alinlit• to be tin'. ninktirtvent • simrces of Children's Diseases . ' , their •Sympinie, srery Parvnt should be acquainted with. ;rot- o‘ca4i,n Lie's :!Jl.ll.petit e , a p‘sieness of the Fac e , Emaciation, and an ir stmt. of the BoWels, attended with violent Paints; btifig on t: ,, mvulsioos, affect the growth r,f the Body; and. rthcli provo 1041 l.yending . in a Coliaumpti.Nt or Decity..Atind " eve,' ative and Cure for these aliirming,Complaints. tar '"'vc enc , on the testimony rf r' t " , t* of u highest Charact e rs in' th s Country, to have rth I"iletr aliorobatiou. given to thy ProPr..letur , a I),u.anat LliokVirrige of ,ifi ceiocy in their own toami• cartips its intrits h - evond competition, and g`ves a sanc -4.a." it , A IH. tither Medicine of the kind can boast. $4.• 141 at - 1.. , .:Nr5. Butler and Sons, No. 4, Clie.y. , ide, ildt)ivr s at. 1%. id ; and in boxes, itt,2s• Dd. Ifitl.hs• v ; arid d i tto by th e principal ilookiellers and Medicine 'ciders ttt every Town. By 4MAGI I'ItATE of the County of 111 Jlrsrx. Printed for .'.;llerv,•ood, Neely, and J'Onei, .P.tternoxter-row; J. Booth, Doke-street, Portland-place.; J. Ilatchard, Picea dirty: and J. Isl. itiehardson I;orithill • • Parcliaers should he particular in giving orders for the OffiCial Report of the Police Comniii tee of the. House of Commons, as printed with Notes, hy Sherwood,. NeelYs , and Jones. The valuable Notes and Observations it ioch this Edi tion exclusively contains, are" written 'll an'inteliigolit Ma gistrate of the Coitoly of Middlesex L.atol while the.tteportit selkshews th►e magnitude of the existing ablites on licensing Public-hiausei titoltr the intioence of 8reweea..,...,,n o w di a . peosing powers and corrupt I>mi:tiers of certain Magistrates and. Police 011icers-.-tittil on the systematic arrangements of Crin►insle—thu N,,tes and (thservatioh• :which occupy up wiirds.Ur 100 pages . of the hisol()!point nut thE Remedivs; and are of themselves worth the price at which the volume sold. WENSEL's JESUIT s Dttt)P. IN ,his Majesty's N av y th ese P ro ps h ave f ur 9 (.4 I years past maintained their character as a spe- Chi: tor the Scurry, Gravel, Dropsy, Stranguary, ‘Veriltneas utter Obstri.cions in the Urinary Passage, and General Debi+ ' t3f but lkistlieularly for stn , ;r absolute and speedy tAire , of _ 6 Venereal Disea:e. LsSEL's JEsprr DitoPs ;Intl zsPECiVIC itENIP.DIF are tht , only safe and expeilitious Cure; 1 2" aro , so innocent in their nature, as to require little or no test rain . .,:The great obj e ct t o be' attende4 to is, that Patients and yurehasers should be careful in'tiaving.the true and t s *vonine P reparation, as the unsafe, unsanctioned, and dangerous C uunterfeits tote opted to be foist e d on the Publi c by Abs.. i tau:hoods, are so numerous that the Proprietors request ett, !ry Pnrchaser to ask for Wessel's Jesuits Drops, and unless 'tiny have the following words en • the stamp, they are gross no the !‘ Joseph Wesseb f .. ix, St. Pent's LI," which his :Slajeity's Comintssinners have or dereitto be engraved on every Itainp. All others are . Conn lerfrits. • MR. COOPIAt'S mu:nem, This 41 4 . y was published, pricebs—in b9ards, THE FOURTH VOLUME, at PRACTICAL and FAMILIAR SERNIONS, designed fur Parochial and Domestic I nstrnet fly the Rev. EIiWARD COOPER, Rector of riainstall Itidwaie, and of in the County of Mulford and late Fellow of All Soot.. College, Oxfaid. Printed furl. Cadell and W. IK,vies, Strand., Of million may also he had. 1. NewErlitions of the Three former Volumes, price as. each, in hoards. t. Sermons, chiefly designed to elucidate some of the lead ing Doctrines 'of the Gospel. Fifth Edition, aro. price toe. in boards. S. Two Seittinni, preached in the Old'atid New*Charches at Wolverhampton, preparatory to the Establisinnent of a Bible Institution. Bvu. price C. "orchanta, Captains, and Venders, supplied o►t Meta 1 "‘")s• Price 4s. 9t1.-11s.—:ariti 8.2 g. per bot tle, Sanger, Oxfurn-street; Wart!, Middle-rote dolharn ; and Tat, Royal Exchange, SUPERIOR. ADVICE. • J tic of the first Ctitictrenee to eScertnitt On whose talent andititegiity a firm reliance ntay he placed tiliction. M essr s. CURRIE and CO. Surgeontuf end , . and high, professional attai t nnents, Members of the ,nyitl College.; ot London and Edinburgh, preient to the 0114 the result 4.f .itt years experience in the Cure of 44 ' 1 111,1"fle CONIPLAINTS, and those 'Debilities which ea,bitter life.. Ili the various gradations; fr<'nt receia infection to Confirmed Limes, their treatment tr . ,ornioutols rney o f tei r a speedy and always a radical cure.‘ , ;ltt I V 11140 " c4sel, their lung and: well arranged experience glres r!re, proniptitud e of decision that securrs the patient from locreurialli e d out Or exigence, or having his comfit : to. ipin undermined; and the vital principal destroyed hya latt;nt, tlitease, or a blind and fataleonfitlepee in shallow In Nervous Dehility, Vascular releXot;mi, , tod cil iOsy 4,1 the 04g.iiis, aristilit 'from indulgence, insalubrious i ,: 114t "."r s4litaty rensualify, the practice i.vs new life and Z, 7 vgY to the ,Systesti, in ' , rely case. Strictures' and other de b.‘r.:g.l, 11l t s , lie lißthris they remove in and effectual th e ' Sinirreeent cases of infeCtion are mired in utiort 44,414.41 of ISeo . days, and in those of the utmost In t eterht, • pi tiper ptileverimate ni their plan of treatment, ti,"'' ki to pat 'rut ft pertuatwiti. acid radical Cure. ..atients treated with can mill inviolable secrecy. mid Co. may be consulted every day, at their a'alli7, Minors-garden, Letters front the, Country. t ' in i , , """1" ras a „ the Asa mode nf living, &c. and encltrillt stn,t,..ll..u...i.tviLe and Xediciucs, b"reatid e 417 , tlAtt L. , ,,strd ash 'l'o THIS ,ADMIItLItS CII?OsSY IlEsuperinF qt6litieß of IVARREN'SJA PAN 'Aqua) BLACKING, hare itiritii::ed several base im postors to sell spurious Coutiwaitiona undei the itiorre name, to detect which, olAerve none are genuine unless (x4d&, is signettorri he Label, • I * * , l, 'llid o ies will also find by the use of thislllacking half-bouts and walking shoes, they wilt experience a lustre egnal to the bigheit Japan Varnish, preserves the I..tath,4 soft,venders it waters-proof, and will not soil the clothes. Sold, wholesale, by 11.0114/1.1.' WitltltEN,l4, St.ilartites lane, and retail at by Wooir Liverpool, Itenothwalte Manchester,- Sheldon Macclesfield, Wild t iowe Brighton, Lawler Leeds, Benson ----, Hereford, Loct,ett Hornet t Parker • Swartea, Jenkins Bristol, Penhney Ludlow, P en h Werwiek, Holmes Cheltenham, Smith And in every in the a.; AOC 'awl Ys. N, Ll, ikLlai ‘.l" • Scat bora', Marill4 F. emir ' , Cibutosv) (*Kona B.rxter rti OXIOId, v.:3llyr" Hull, Wtlsms Etlinb4c4 l l. Ititchis Dover Coleman Weymouth, Hat vey Southampton, Rervid Had lots 1 Abertit. 7 en Fi►rsyt?vt 'allay Ctuilohauks f~ingdsut } far St c UU( Bottles, Ga. 'arren'etilackftigi Eglitroaefi, rltited 'p he' ofit evervMorningat Eight o'clock: •carries Four Inside, only, Initgbits retitatkably taw, with ft Pitard throvglt Stainferd,..Newarli, Pbticastyci ruin rerrY tiotields-u Liot4 Lest :, next N 101 61 1 , 4. - stuiflitig the tificoniuttiet- 'Stilted Matt' of this C 0.0.11, !it is !oleo to he the must agiceable and complet e , Public Qui yelisire„iiii the Road, being unequalled in Acconntio oit:.4.aity 01,A . 4(OW,Iongtown, Gretnn-green, A 4 1114111, I) 4lllflit'S, Canova:li . , 'King Swell, • and aft parts .1 Scotland, .t Post Cotten (Dally] • s • • ..Petri ‹ Seatparu ugh . , Whit h fshleldi,'Stitidertatut,.l4eW . - castle, and Etimbiirgh, New Coach, performed with a brute) throughout, si:l4 out evert',. Morning ,at . lmlf l east 0' 64 . 0.y:ti1l of. 1V:e4:111{', ,Northalltaton, Durham, Nfoi flerivieb. • rts '.fitrikitty .thluittreli : , a.• fatigued froiri the tength -Ail the mu ne?, tua:f Test Whitt time elle? please, and then priiceeci ou without any adilitional.,Fige..,, .-11113I)GEN011'rit 11,1;it: '_4wai.4l"llov rust-6mich, yr, ulag. Pe!)r01!),011414/111,tektmrcei, Post , reisittli,goes with Your l - lories, and a fin:ll.ton the terry. Patties through ['cough, Appleby, Greatalivid;e, kt , chniond, Itirrotylibridge,..Wetherhyi , .:Aberfiiiiiiiiest i , r , Ara tha m . Sets out every Morning, and performs the ienrrley with the greatest facility. • Passtogto !t o Ait ily'litasittet.i cu plertictirr; t,:rre t he psailliftr 4411'3111hp of their Seatirheing secured lit the next coach.. K ENnAL , taiicipagry I'restini-juebi.4lLeinsiittle.-3ioltint• Cliturfey, Ototskirk, and Giu . «tartg 'Post-Coach c*,• cvery After= norm, at Five o'clock. Onarded. . . LIVRRPOOT.,, - Wittrlngton, K'rAttsfard, Stott4' Geld, Post Coach, called Expedition., every Evening at Fit r 410 c, to Alia end ital. -Ditleiatifttiti,iLiter put.l. • Guard ed throughout. • WAK,EFIELI). Post-Conch. .tivet.y. Morning, at half past slx - • < Ntlvport, Wilitchurch 'farporley, Nantivich, .40.NA*idtikwicts, l'itstAA:nclt, every Evening, at five d'clt;tlc. : "' • St/NDERLANI), Stockton, and Yarm, new C oac h eery Sloinin;.ta th e Geotgii i init, - !kuuleilaud.' v MANCH.ESTEtt, Winslow, Congtetnn,'Newe.istle, and IVniverhaurinon,Pn.st,Cnaelt,every Afternoon. lithittiett. STMEWSI3IJRY; and Shifftial, Pust-t'na.:l), every Evening at Five a'eloeir, Guarded. SHEFFIELD, rid Rotherhan t Post-Coach, called the ittglaita, every Mlwreirig. Mergury Pot Coneh,,.with a Guard, sot* otit'Ciery -l Aftetnotni,- ant if 'niches Blrinitighani' next day 'at klop9 t - l' scars ),r.Ossfortl, ..144t0n and ,Stripstene,- tn . tue Saracen's liiilt-streat;llirsiliigliani. ki 111414 Nortinave; H:o *de ri , Thorti, and Doncaster; Post. Concit,"e'rery Morning at half-past Six o'clock, to the (.rose It4yii , kfirkiet 1401. DOVER, Deal hiergate, Sandwich, Ramsgate, Canter btrry, -IFaversliaW; Cbathain, 'Rochester, and Stroud nen Post (..losAlics.- Moaning, Noun, and-Night. .HERTFORD, Ware; Hoddisdon„ and Cheshunt Coach, act ry 'morning. TOTT/WHAM and Edmonton Coach, Daily, at Half-past Ten, -Half-past Hatt-insf.t Fuer, and 1t t.past Seven o'clock. WILLIAM fl l MOUNTAIN and Co. rospeetfully aeqUAint their Frietol4 and tint Public, that they wilt not be aecourit 7 a bi c .fOr arty 'Writing, Parcels, or LOttgagc,'U. , ol - tture ryisto (tic r 0111341. Vulue t if ur , damtigeOclntleggipplervd at - midi tuld Paid fur acc.ortli Siriti tsilit ;a ton, sun -Bill, Lotoloo. That. mermstiallit humbly prays, that you may con:,ider4t4yrAcht object for -some allowaorc IN:* the compnsitholate fnad,t.ovvardslreuntaintenaoce in her ottigat,w, having•lost tra , her proOesly, and aS a iCWarttloi ' her long! and Etithttil services to her king.,—lvid duty houtni,,altall- every pray. Preekrickctnn o New 1.1rw.5wizt,,..19.111 April 191. G., Tl!e subject of this mentor;at is a monde*. rol old won ii tr i ' touc h a bo ve 76, An d WAStiro it m id hearty at Quebec two molk o s 4go. In topseq4ence m her enimlal she obtained a pension of 100/.0 0 , year. Tile 4. tolio%ving is ,another instance of strength of inind : at Fort trie,.the pride of. her Heart, her twins, fell : also Nl'Dopough, her 8011., in-law. On hearing the pewit,- she called her children itrOnild _her, Rattle them an at speech, charged them, to , be revenged oo the yankeesfey their loss; and next t i me t h ey went into action they were cheeted anti eneottrayed by 11kitnnty Hopkins, the n ame , site goes by iii the regiment. Drs. COOPRIt,'MUNIi6II, RI DOstcaN , , clans to the ,Medical Board at Charlotte.houtte, Blackfriars-road, bate . aseettained that 'upwards of 5000 patients , arc cured annuelly of prevailing, disolders, that hundreds %Vete in a distressing state, owing to (peeking themselves, and by cons,tltint men ignorant of the profession, who deceive the public by their specious promises and immoral advertisements. Eruptions on the head, tact, and body; ulcerated throats, swellings in the neck, nodes on the shin bones, wain* in the bead and limbs, frequently taken for rheutnatistitif swelled sucks, unit nervous debility, are disvaset which appear yiattr , after, and the consequences's' of improper treattneitt„--IVessrs. cool)Eis, MON. ROE, EiId'DVNCAN are consulted daily front Si till 8, or by letter, contaimug a lee ; and the poor have advice on Tuesilays,„ Thursdays, and Sundays,. till 12 otelitek..—altere rooiat tor females. is a side dour and p rivat e • 44.nuciv..—WELLINGTON. • •, The following iinportaat ,Produetions were This Day pub-. fished, by Auttifitr, in Fieneh and goglish.:— • I.Cf_OItRESPONDENCE of M. FOUCI - 16,. N.,0 1 Doke of Otranto,. with hii Grace the DUKE of WEl.lllk;G"roN. l 4V.). ss. . S. A .SKEICII of the PUBLIC LIFE of M. FOUCkE, Doke of Otranto ; comprising rations Correspondence, ad dressed to the Emperor Napoleon, King. Joachim', the o,llte d'Artois, Prince Blocher, 14,1)4 XVIII, Count de Bloat., and other Ministers, &c. Bvo. Ss. This Work pourtrays this celebrated man as he really is. • Itexhibitsbis.inost secret sontiments, the spirit tif his public life, end the principles which hare directed hint at all periods Main situations.the most diversified. The Political Documents will be found to throw great light on the persor o relations of the Dolce, and OU the history and obaractei• of recent events.... ,rtiuted.for.l-feury,Colburn, 50, Conduit-eireet.