The Sun. — London, England, 1816-10-21 00:00:00

, '; i f 4) . , ... , . ~ --. . - '", . ' • - w . s ~, , . . - - , — O . , : .. , .. ~ . :'•,,, t , -4,7: 1 / 4 1 / 4 ,-, ~-.--) 1 , • • ~ \ ........." . . 04' 41 111 . . ~.. .t. .!,, , 7....., .: • . . . . . .. , . , . . . 1 , , .. . , • .: 0 :•1, --?.,..•-•,..„...- . . • . . . . I ~, •010. ./4,.., ..:,... . ~. . . .... .1 ' \ •• • ' lIA \''. - - . , • . , . . . . . j'''''-: ,. •. : ::: :: : , • 4 1 , • - s,s . r- 9 -1 X , NUMBER 7527.] MONDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1816. [PRICE SEVENI INCE. . MR. WEST'S PICTURE. Or CHRIST itEncrgo. VlANYLtttlies and Gentlemen anion.4st the -LTA- thutgauds who hare seen this P1CT(711.1., (which is 3611 irtitXIIIIIITION) having expressed tt tvi=ii to he iii formed\vhen it was Mr. WEST'S lineation of weblishilea PRINT front it, I ant authorized respectlitlly to acquaint them rind the Public in central, that tt, DR AWING is mei finished preparatory to that.Obiect, and plaeedrin th. Room With the ORIGINAL PAINTING, at N0.,1.25,PACL 4 M Abl:6 for their inspection ; where Soliseriptions are. reotivtd-, and printed particulars maybe had. . . Order, CHARLES 'smArry,',Sectetiry. 125, Pall-Mall. • • ~ • The ILXHIDITION opens as Usual, front Ten till ON FRIDAY, the 4th instant, the LorrEity finished Drawinr, when, n; btlioes were pre-eminent for ow 'Sale of grelt Prizes ; he • having sold it:upitals to a greater Anion.it 1 1 +11i any other Office. keeper, vit. N 0.9,06 . • tt-Prize of • 3,1113 tlesides Prizsi of t ,Ot;u, szc,ltx. This astonishing .`ineCess i; only n continnation,of that gaud Fortune which so invariably attends his Offices, for be sold The First Prize of L.50,0n0 Consols. . . The List_Prizt Of 60,00,0 c s msols. .Tbe Lin . .t Prize of • 40,000 Money. ' •The Last Prize of 46,000 Consols. 'Tile First Prize of 90,000 Consols. The Lost Prize of timno Money. Besidqs several of - 50,0cr,1.. &c, NEW STATE LOTTERY, Or ONLY e,ooa TI eIi:ETS I CONTAINING 3 ...... Wiles of 3 a t l / 4 0. Cotools and flou r y, . ITOW Sellint. at 111.S11's, 4, t Olt\ Li ILL, and 9, CHARINP citosS, .** The LOTTERY 1)(:.(Irawn ift ONE DAY, 81a THIS MONTH. MISS LEFANu's NEw ' . Thit•pay. was put)lishcd, In Four Voluines, 11.4s:boards, CIAATIIALLAN,. a Novel: Four Vu lumes. - uy ~LUCIA LEFAINv. crand.dau g lirer tif the: I,,teThomois StsWrtlan, Esq. -Louitoo: Printed for SherwoQd; NcelY, and 110 4 A- 6, • Of vd,olit may he had, )4riu-LnOtoro, Tra.gicn-Carrico Ittlt: • lly Thiatis;.l,Fi t -mrcie•Wiiii;; in. 1 . mu, tus. 41d. board*. SheirtTY v 611.64 pohlishod, in Octavo, \ 6 i „ ICl* to MIIN of -1V fSDO Hndtsr .CA "- *JCR, oe r ota Distoußsa:A pre:tylied baurg the versity of Cinuhrnlgi:,. tn NiA:tailier, 113,6. -13 y the [let. • ' Fellow of King's Cullxge,. C-Intbridge. • - Printed tnr T. Ladd! and W. Davies, Strand, Landon. . Also, by the same Author, a New Edition, in Octavo, being tic Third; of :lite ExcellerCy :lie Liturgy, in' Fivir 110'steaS,preaeliCid before tat Unireisity or .Catobrid.ze, in November, 1811, To which is added. Christ ; trvumon preached Wore the Ciiiversity of Cataihritige, on % 44 " Yr March I 71 , 14 1a 11. Speedily twill be publithed, tiTyretrothuies, 014*evo, with a complete Index, &c. price in bOarthi, t 1., • 'THE 'LIVES of DR. F , DIVARD'P( ) COCK; the eelvitrieted Orientalist, by Or. TwELLN- 7 -01 . ZWEIHAftir Iltsliup of Itoclicf4ter, and of Dr. Ik.EIVTON, of by:flion'selves—a.nd of tea Piitt,D ) SKELTON, by Mr. IcUlaDy. Printsi* for F. C. and Itiriagiane NTO, HI, St. Patti's . Clinrch yard; sold also by J.llitchard, Piccadilly. • The difficulty of procitring•thrse Lira dttitclied &one. the trolortitomis aird-citpensive tvorks'of the resttcaiet Ant hots. ; auFgi , stivirto the Editor the iiterstitat a separi l ite 17;ilitiott WiPlt(l 11114-vstrer4llylectlitithl.r. riuSe, of Pocock Bishop 1 , 4•310 arid uisfinp 6tnt6n a largr Port iOcc Of 14111 y tere,t • ing`kl•story, l':ciesiisiticalp P 014161, and Litriary: *Ale of ',vit. hitel'on, though Ftt+ e linowit in flits t' tuutry, has aiwiti been atltuireil for it, copious - and aniti,thi A IiVC. ditc, and kiii,ties of !liiii - actets,ititl as giviic.; alflig veti positrolt otts Divine of no corunion'talents,..placed in the most truing sii nations, fend exhibit it4 , such sit couple of beittivo- L'Oce as rarely occurs. Ithis - I).ay was pubtisbed, WTI hittiliiiitmiely printed (tioni a newTyey cut lot the WOlO tinetiOlk.r v iu Tutu largo A r tuturae3, 4uarto, raw 71. ?s. ' btsardii e , 0 A NN S LE7. S .CIC()AT GiliECO rxi'rub4tis awl toLxicuplekti 01, cu. - , ladiri!‘us) rt. Crwc4 , it Latiolo, iiitrticrt correctis. llialvincsrunt, in Tail a!,,s awn redauti!vom Als:t....d oaf t mi Thern.itihtir F !itilt)iiiiaitiniihus At:vim:ill,. L I oftintila Ist:ursii Glossa. tow pontratt um, bactenns tlesi del owns.. Editio nova, in quit, mina pr:foinn, Voesahula. tx Apptrn dice A4eriana teentuittni liter4root ieritok 4beront or, Glngsfolc; Exinniebant Andreas et Jiicoboq Dunoito, Aert details cipogr43ittil ,irnpcn.is J Cuthellt L.,noloan, 1-Ilion, Ilees, Ohne, et Brown ; Nonni K. Priestley ; Buolier ; La' et AtintiOter ;'l.;:lck‘tqtton et Soe. :S. 13n r ; ti. friu r J. Mawman; Bn‘dwin. Crorinli, et Joy; liamiltot; ; tae et Veutter ; lt. Sduudei s;' et j.tudw`ell tiutin, Loc.- SUPERIOR ADVIOE TT is of the first consequence to aseprtain on wh,,se and ititegtity a firm reliance may he placed in a Nlessis. (lelitltlE and Co. Surgeons of emi nence, .141,1 high professional 'attainments, rs oftlie ktivitt Lnileges uf London and Fulinhiirgh, 'Hesta to the' Politic the Tesnit of ati ve'ars experience in the Cure of CO4PLAINT, 4iiid those I.tellilitirs Whiph not null ryurntly Caitoitter:life, lii the' vigrcius gradations, from recent ilthetion to confirmed lutes, their tredtment commando very often a speedy and' always a radical core. In duttioits Clses, their long and well arsanged experience rites twin A yorouyttittple of tlptt •>4..cure,* ti n ' patient,trom being mereArthilized it it of existence, Or having his constitu tikm thr vital pri.icipad destroyed Ilya latent, but insidious disease, or it blind and fatal confidence iii shallow pretenders. Nen ,as I.?eliility, Vascular relaxation, and' Atony of the Organs, from indulgence, insalubrious elitosirst ut' solitary rcitsuality, tile-practice gives nt-sm life tend energy to the system, in every case. Strictures and other de rangements of tlie•Urelbra.tlfey rtmovein mild and eiliFct nal manner. Slight and recent casell Of inicction are, ettrad bin the short period of two' da"vs, those of the utmost in veteracy, a proper perseejtatier in their plan of treatrurnt, insures to the, patient a pernr,i , :etit . and radical Core. P „ Patients treated candour, and secrecy. bl,ssts. Currie and Co may hey:instilled every, day, at their. Thuile; 1(1 ; Hatton-garileit. I,...ite.rs from lite CouiltrY. 'stating minutely.tht - oatiA, tootle of tiring„&-c. and 'enclosing . a rPniittatue fir Advice and Metticpies, viii:be tretktsd,with tu4iotisattentiou.-40,4-3ittoiPglibiu • PICTU.-11,11 .ING-Oli F10E,.0ct..1 9, . s. Ii E COMMISSIONERS for PICTITALLIN 6 His.IIrtJESTY'S Nldi'Y do hereby giee Notice, Mot on Tuesday, Me 23th &sofa, they: hilt be-reads, to "melee Tenders inleriting Ocala up), and treat for EIGHT .IIUN ; MEd MILLE. of GULOSTONE; or BROWN WILLOW ItOD (nod Mt; Mon .Forty•elyist Ineln's in tengtls); to be answeralde to Sample 4 of not lest Man 50;ettels great tale, to be produced with the tenders; to he delivered into'his Alojesti., Pictuaiting Stores at Deptford, in MonthlY ProPolit , ) , t, Ir tWeen Ist Decrinber and lit O' :Worth nest and to be paid forty payasle, , with Init;reits . ninetp (lays after date. The Conilitiati .the Contract may •be sera at Me Sc rre' rary's Opt. No Tender/or a leas quantity . than 103 Ville will Le (Snead td to, nor will ierarit lie hod to any node; in • whicia Ihe Price abut' not he ins.erteil iu reords of len.th, or that shh 1• not lie delloere4 la the I.l,:erd before'llar o'Cloch on the 4ttirl . i rttee:toy, the 91A invent ; nor ante4e ehe !?man who ntahr‘c inerlklederi or , some Perot; beim**, atten,ll*.tv:;al - when ealledfOr. •, ,'• rzertmt.t.m.orielo, 00..4, 8 le.' T HE CQ Al tViS I() N E Itti: for VICTUALLING : Ilia ..1141J4Srl" S NJ/ do-herelly give Nelice i ,27,ite on &Non,' Hie: 614 of ..\- - oorniier ar.r t, they will lie ree , ! l :.• lii . receii , e 'Tenders u s 17"iiting (sealed tip), and treat fur quantity ,of prime IRISH DEES tri;el PORK, cintril f t. ‘ a i Thregate 4to Mpir Tierce: el' the Pr o'er, and 0 . 006 Pierre.% •,/ the latter spectra, to be turerl hi the eniniii,g . &vonr two gilt port, there(' to lie packed in iidt l'ancheonsi. tirotfi ) ixt 44 in TirT.co. And Iherrinnining. eitelk.Ctit.ptirLitt r A44,4se4i.t , to be 'tielirered into Ilia itiojtvetile" f iojtrulling Store.) at . . . Deptford, in regutar proportinta of tacit dcleriPtion rfCaskr, by -the periodeunderntentiened,t;iz.: One third part of the whole ha the 14M FeJruary One third part more by the 13th - r 17. And the remaining. third hart brt tae3ist Afast and to be paid fur by, Bias. payable, with interest, ninety dap lifter (tali. The Conditions 'of the * Contract may be seen .at the Se erclary's (Vice, at Mir Wire ; or by applying - to Mr. J. 1r: pansiervitle, .4gent Victualler at Co . thi •to the rollectori of 'esty's C11001J“ at Limerick, Belfast, Newry, and Waleijord; aud to the Secretary to ;he _Postinarter-General al Publin respectively. s IV.II • A r il Tender for a lets quailing than 500 Tierres of aad 400 l'itrcee of Pork, will be admitted; hor wilt re 8-4ea he heed to any in which the .Price xhullszot beinserted in words at length, or that shall not be delivered to the Board befo:-e p'Clock on the raid Friday, the s4h 0f.Y . 07 veatker next, nor unless the PETSW; who lite Tender, or snmo Perron- on his behail, attends to answer when called for.' Each Tender malt be accompanied . by.-a- Letter IT* reeponeible Persans engaging to become.b4nnd frith the Party tendering, in the Penal Sum of I SP. per ma'. on the amou4d, for the dke performance of the . This They were putilrsllert.. In One Vo`Wine, ,ro, price, in hoards. 9s. . . . . _ SERNI()NS fill INTERE'I'ING S . UIiJILC'I'S ~.. - fly the late it v. 1A.:41.:5` tit 'Orr, DA). Kcctpr of Stoonittorn, Nttrtlttirnbeiltuta, 7.1 I 1 a Fr„11.04v4 of 'l'l t. nity C011...gr. e.'ttothridgv.. Solt! 1,1y,F. C. And .1. Itivingttot • 1;3, S. Pala% Church-ynni Lontinit• and ity 'the linok,etters at Ctialloidge, Oxford IttPitt*, rot 1., tu' s'eweasite. 'CATON ON Time: vENEREAL 4m.) ITS .cbssEquEscEs. . This Day was published, A New Edition, price 5.. illustrated, with t;asca, A PRACTICAL TitEATISP 01) the . VElVrlnti aIteICUIIE of the VINEItEAL IitSEASE; vriiihititiir the character, symptom., ond - treatment of the izrinioliatrlyor remotely conincted with it; coot:liking ion., on facet, Stricrore, Siticat` tf , ischarges, th'e tile ot the tawlic and common 7iortAit, cutartvotts,,V.tUpli , ins, Vrtivr , al Dive-mes, Vitetai or local, the 't henry of Gener.ition, &c. Rec. comprisiew an tdetoeptary Work for Stodeols, and a guide to the general re4ter ; in lergperived h sa' teet PreSCriptions; ' applie4hie la each diti-i -son of the disease. By T. M. CATON, Surgenn, No. 10, Stanhope -street; , Neweot le.stret , Strarni ; late . of the United Hospitals of St. Thomas's and Guy's. Printed for blessr3. Sherwood and Co. 40, Patrnoster-row London. .. •... -1 - IALBN's teir,NtJINE CAIIMINATIVE t , , pit oth,r Iteinolleslor the iVittl, Djitatley* itt the. Ntoasach itod liow , 1. of which prhee f4tal to so briny - wiTer tijojkge of two .years, ' It is Pcigitity. s igicaciouv Fluxes, and other compl4iiits lit the Intestines of giowp per ,Soll*. - 'lbis invaluable Cordial Met;leinv, invented by the hate Mr..l.selib 1)414, AptitTirary; is note prenaied by biidaugb- Nil Frances firejt., end het whom Cope tineathed IW:4 - Wittel'etk by bi - ; 6614 only by F. Newhery and SOna, tit the old ,estOtilitite4 IVtitiht , l44.No. the Feist End of Paul's, the third, house ft-uto Ch4psi•tv, orlito Is. !l . 't'r'ait if procureti eisewitifeite - Furs to a d.; f o r Gew s Datil settvotio,ttive„" and neemime P. Newiiiri," togigt'ed'iWille AMERICAN _PA MIS: N'Extt.Orttd3i%: , :s, AUG. I.3ve b e en en abled' tii * peer'Ciire and in:curate wi'orma (ion in relation to the !,rpoolrou which -.ippeared off the We Lilo) .tssore the public, that it veils itot'ititly .- 4 - part of the Carthagenlau tFet from Aux Cayes, but that Lite trito:e of The force wider Commodore A.ttry lifts itetually arrived at • Mata gorda, anti that he hits, in t nanaeltini tinder the authority of the 'Mexicali Republic, taken posse's= Sion of that Pbrt. The commind of the expedi tion wrat assnuteil At Aux Caye 3 by Comoto,lore Awry, In consequence of instructions clirvetly'front the Mexican Governmentr, it' consists of l 8 aud upwards of .1,000 Men, well armed unit ettnipped. doubt - can he entertained ttost, so;.•11 0 IlAl'4l co-operatiou, 'the vt - hole coast 'will . lie in possession of the Patriots before Novertiber next. SO far frcznl .nrcodilig 10 te,tittic . th e st h i,t g liii ;! business, we are per:nitre/1 to , state, that ail ;tit stopt to violate the revenue or airy whet. 1 2t .es of the littited States is es presly• pro ed by the commander of the expedition, der tlie pain of - deaflt; • BAY kiT. Louis (NUAR NEW ORLEANS), AUG. 4. •--(..ivW war, in its most rertifie form, rages over the fertile regions til,Vlexico, Tbe stiottly put to death - all prisoners takeo frOm the tither party ! , attd. a ll Royalists taken the Pa triots arc gem t o th e iuteriOr, (v hence they never return, as rise principleof retatiatirm is rigidly 61) • served. A Spanish staila, With 60,000 dollars in soecie,•tioil x v4lttablo . cargo, Was ' - driyen. ashore by a Cartliagenittit privateer; iitist deft,' e ar. rit al, at The-crew, innocent tra l lers, tveic immediately seita:d by thc , • Cointonothint 9.1 Ilie c idgccs.aild. matched into file interior to meet their `lite greatest evil at present existitiso4 the want of tinapitoity atoOlig , their leittlets, emonisit'f4 ii seoaratc pruritic j, ..erbere hti 'roles tvith way. 't be est;tlal.;shnaiiit Of it General Congress will, it is supposed; rent,;4.l)y this evil. CAtae'ert'xwvottn, 'Aco. 5. Colonel ClinCli eisibateti from this place wish I Ili men, and fOtir tafilt:trs, tor the. purpose of brio it ing up Tile. sup plies st fuels hail alt ived at the bay of Apalitcliiaiibi,. in ttwo Iratoports, stecotnitonit'd by Awo boats. Ills 'intention WaS, it ripposetl, Tp.deaittiy the the gala isoo of which was, composed.of lodiaus .acid top.gtoe,s, riot 'wally the tarter. Oa the,thivil dsy ithin cioc. mile stf the fort ; iae then proceeded to reeonnoitrecottol plaid ci our 1101 i-ins around it, in order to ' prevent - the escape ot the garrison. 'l'ite tiegroes itninediately ..aoto 'tom ell.firing trioal shells. Illicit.• tiring, .svhich , was eiliil : .fry nut. fii cient, contiiitretl.: for sit days. Colonel Clinch.. finding it nteessary to bring op our large gulls: (which bad beet; forwartitsti from New Orleans),. dispatched Lient, uith is eitt porch and 1h men, for the purpose of aiding in the approach of : the boats: the Colonel ordered the siiiling'-mister, Who was the seuior officer on bOard, to try the distauce. 'rile expel imentwas accordingly made wliether our guns could reach the horde of ban . tlitti ; it socceetled. The `fifth hot shot passed through the maga zine, anti a dreadful explosion ensued. Some 'of t tie negrueS and Choctaws were fonud at a con siderable distance from the fort—all torn to pieces I Nearly every soul in the den of :robbers perished. The number of men, women, and chil dren, amounted in all tp about )300. The Chief pi: the 'Choctliws- wits ,foond bat very much hruise.d and. burnt. The Cliici — ot the Negtoes, (whoot they.. called ! 4 :3cti.eant-Meljor), was also tumid alive, but quite blind. These two the In dians scalped an d shut. _ . The ouiy loss on our side was Midshiptrau dlf foorough and three sailots, who' were sent on s,ltore tor the purpose of procuring- water, and were killed and Scalped by:the Indians. This ilAiipened before our troops arrived. Our only notwithstanding our 'complete success, is, dim Nichols and AVoodhine, the .British, agents who planted this virtnniti connunnity, were not included in the explosion. coPY Ok A LeTTcll VttoNl' I.IItVT.-cpwrgrt. Dtiv CAN TO HIS EXCULLVNoV 4OVEIIott ,‘ Camp eritv.oford, Aug. 4. " h.ve the lotoottr'to inform you,. ilt:tt nn the. F~ta olt. tltr fort on the Apolaciticoh,,,,Ovr.us4 riorida, defetalvd N'ettrnet and and eontoitlitig.alluot Own &WI C1111(trott, wiki completely tly,triled. linve titer tm, floor of ettel..in; yOU the name o: the Negrucs taliert and at present in coffilioetnent this'fort, who s4y,lttex belong. fo Cit•tetks- of the Statel of. GrOixia. I hove git'en.the Chiefs threitions to travel every Negro that cotoeciolo the natioll taken and delivered op to the Commanding °leer at this fort, or at fort Gaines!' .610NTREAL. 41:1"1":. 7-:--rW . e were this morning informed, by good authority,. the arrival loot e_veoing , :of cl.O eotlemito from the North-west, hriogiog, the lutelliOnce: of Fort Williutte h4yiug fallen into the hands of Lotd Sulk irk's petty. 7— :Wil!iutuNtGillivrity, .EO4, is said to be takeii i‘ltscotwucT opANltt.yruty OFPtaxrt..Thirrs thty, at the Sessiotri. heitr at the Shire-hall, ips wieh, articles of the peace were exhibited by ti respectable Clergyman, of Thrandestoni egaitist Lieutenant Duttetur.M‘Greattr. an ollicer,station-. ittillye, in. Stiff alk, on-the recruiting service. rov-taill III:lean - NV Gregor, having much annoyed itle ClergsrmAll by Ilwoting 103 game, was thiedt cited Ix itb an information ; in consequence of which i\l'Gfe4or called t.t the ClergytmAti's house ---and ill a violent manner, with his bent fist, told him it 14 ,persisted in prosecuting that Ile and his inuily should epent it. 'the hdng of opar t o n that the conduct of IN.l'ljii.ctr i or ha 4 vx,tr.eotely unwiirtantahle, him to enter into securitieS, , itinitelf in --201 . , „_ and two refipoti i tilde sureties a 1001. cach,l6.ltiep the peace. I'APEEtS. PARTS, OCT. 17.--Irestcl4l4y - the funeral Service to the Memory of ()lir thifot tun 't iii ce lebrated with all due pomp iit uII the chinches of s 'iaris. All the Theatres here and the people participated' with seriousness in this tne- lanchnly solemnity. All the King's bont,ehold were in mourning; but neitherhis Majesty nor Piinces appeared in public. At eight o'clock in the mormug ti►. Duelpess'p . AngOnlipue went to St. Denis, to put up prayers at the tomb of her augitst mother. , . On this occasion, the room in which the Queen Was COMitl4 111)1 the Colle:CrCEie Was suletuttly consecrated as a Chapel to her memory, It was hung %yid) blank, uncl Whit wax rapers.—.• ? On (lie left of the altar was a picture, represent.' hip: the, Queeti standing near her bed 'of - straw ; her aspect noble anti tnljeitic, :and at the same `cline expressing resignation Anil piety. After the Gos Pelt, tKe ,Abh6 pontes, Chaplaio of the Con eiergerle, advanced to the nave, and read the let• ter ttf the Oneio.tO her sister Al.uhime Elizabeth, Which eras often ititerimpte . d by sobs, which the • stteietlnesS of the place eoldil not restrain. Afree Chi's, the Countess Angles, roodttetedbyilPitii, Hangeianville, ntatle a eollection, the prodnee, of itch was destined ro the prisonert, Among - others present were die Mikes of Havre, Gram. trtont, Gniebe, Cnigny, and other Noblemen. • , . • The follOwing'is a copy of the letter from thti Qtieett (if FI'AIiCW;: . gtiiiii:Antoinette, to her sister, olaine BlizAieth; it baebeen published before, but deserves still inore.,ttitentinn:—' -6.. '..4 • •*, • • i 4 6(4.14% inofi;ast * 6 I write to ia . tr,' - sister, (of , the kit 1 have Jost tme:sllapetsm death ; it is utily so to the pilty, •Ipie....ta go utpl rcjoio youy. hrnther. nociat tan', 1 7 Voila to shout the i:uns foititnileits he 'alit . • moments. ..:. • ,:" aut calm PS oaf. is when. ofl&s ' conscience ents riot reproach 119. I.feet deep lort , ow atabanft my peart-ebilttren. teniter „ you know I lived . but for them and you-.-by,you r affection you have sacrificed every thing Jab* with tif. In what a situation 41 ' do 4 leave. 4you I learnt at my trial that my daughter was siltpaw rated from - you. Mast lion! child, I dare not write to bershe'would not receive,my letter. I know tiot.whetligt this even Will reach. you. Ile. eeivy for them both my blessing. ga: I hope one day, When older, they will he able to rejoin you, and enjoy all your tender Ctire. Let them b ot h, rdloci upon what I Lave never created to instil Into them, that the principles e* let o;eawion of their dutiei are the mime veil dies of 4 life,' and that 7 ,affections 7 tid in„tto confid"c• Will convi;ute the happiness.of it. Let my dough. ter feel, that at her age she. ought always' s hit h er brother with *the 'eriiingelt Wbich thsi greater experience the 1,611 have, and her,,afrootioit may suggest to her : let my.son,.in his tarn, art.: miister.tohis sister all the solicitude such service* which affection can inspire l• fin tilly, let theM:fo;', that in whatever position they may be, k not be truly happy but Iry ,,th eir union. Let them take.. exallnpfc:by. How often, in our miseries has our affection afforded lut consolation—in piricis We have a double etijoymetit when wc,c, share it with a .friend, And _where can any be, found more dear and tender than in one's own fa.. hnilt ? " Let ,tny son never forget the last words of his father, which 1 repeatexpressly—Let nem seek to revenge our death ii I n have to 'speak to you of somethinK very painful to my heart, I know how.much child has given you. Forgive , him, my dear:. : think ut his age, how easy it is to make a. child sni who one pleases. 310 even what he does not undevstamt. - A day will toUte, I ht , pe, wheu tie only, will feel more deeply, the. value a your goodness and tenderness tor both. " It remains for me to confine to you my ;Alt would hare written them et the eorn mencement of, the ti bOt i , beAtleS 1114 t would not saferme to IN - rite, the Inlirch p events hal been , so rap :ii,- that I have not had in reality the time. " I die in the , c3tAtolie, Apnstolic. 111 Rornal that of my tatherts, itt whi. it i brought tip h anti • - which I have always profess-ell,. Ittiving uo ionsollition tfy 44Npeet, ndi T440.' itua4keLpgrt 404-yeAt :blotted vatit raiVTß:btar,S fl.)1? RED ,LLD IF .11 I 17; 1,441), AN)) BRUSHISS .IND BROOMS. k:i , Navy. Ofji ce,' Oct • 19, Icll6. I * PRINCIPAL OPPICERS and COMMIS , SNEfly of 1115 .1.1.41E5TP., do hereby kire No t/ ce, that rharstiap, the, zii.a instant, at - One, o'elock, they . will be r r eatiy to treat with such Persons as :wily be willing to . Contract for , sapplying His Majesty's ecveral Yards . wilhll.l:l) AND rimy! IMAD ; and also for ;rigid : ling his Majesty's Yard at Deptford with DRUSIJES AN!) BROOMS: s Form of tote 'Fender may. be Been at this 0/Roe. Tender will be received 'after One'Velach, on the day of Treaty, nor any noticed,. :slaw the Party, or ass dgent for him, attends: ~-.Every Tender must be accompanied by a Letter addreesed to! the Navy . Board, and nett by two tr.vionnible Perems, engaging tri becoote bound with the Person tenderigg, idr the I Capn for the due peVormance of the Contract far Lead, "awl 6001,10 r the aim performance of the Contract for Braahe.s and Brooms.