The Sun. — London, England, 1816-09-25 00:00:00

\ a . .14 N O' s - • - . A di 47 . • . . 41 • • >o• ••• 01111‘‘.•• . ;7N...? 7s sk • ,),() 4 ] ►A 1111 AM k • umnin 7,50.4 - -,• WEDNESDAY, 4tiqEMBER.O, 1816. s ft,TCL SEVEN' EN(r • . 4... ' ittklittits• Llttikiggs. N , : ._• - ItMT SATURDAY—SECOND DAY of DRAWING. .. STATE OF TnE WHEEL. . ' • 1 0f.....4..40,000 '1 of.— k ... 74.1;000 2 30,000 7 :. O lO,OOO B. ~. . 3OO , 'Besides itsol., 501.; &c.•---0n1y 9340, Tickets to draw., tile Firit-dtawn Prize will be 3(4001. ' mu be 70,1KKft. Warranted midrawn TICKETS and S H ARES are selling ; by tile Public's Must obedient sir'i•auts, . 1101INSIIY and Cu., ie, Cdrnhill. bi - rin the I,olDON . :(ii i :l2:l"riti 8ept,.24, 1816. TO 'l,llb tfik.J 4 .5011. • Sump-011ice, London, Sept. 14, 1816. NoTtcEh :hereby gi . ven, that all License* granted to . 13,ankers or others., to issue WOl/4 ,150 11-, Estes, payable to the bearer on demand, I!,44,,apince4 to 7c-issueti, iellteigi;ebn the . ,Intlr of October next, and that they must ,I?crenewed . within Oneld„onth front tharday, or Peartitleis Vtill .4i:scared. . That alciarataLleetite'mtist be tiliett 'mit for every place Where thellotelt'shitll be itisuedintogland; Unless tli sons to 14-iieeneed had hisVe(l their ltiasior'sit'siveral places before theltd'inly, 'lBOB, and orikinally,olitainitil one License for all Stick places; which ease' only . they' will he again inclUded in one License. The Duty : each License is 801. Tint every License must specify the names and plates of abode, of the persons to be licensidotsucl the name of the place or Maces where, and the name of the bank, as well Is the partnership name, style, or firm, under which the rsotes, are .0 be, issued; and Lic:enses to persons in partner , ship must specify the names, and places of abode, of all tot Persons concerned in the partnership, ritetker all their manes appear on the Notes' or tot; its default lihestfl the Lv senses will be void. :With these.Partienlors, a ‘ apte.ligten et, the Notes must also be lett of `tlirs Office, by peranns apply ing fortieth License's. f • . That a penalty of 1001. for every offenee is impoied on the, issuiek of PromissorY Notes, of' the descrilltiOn aforesaid,. evithout u Lieeitie, or at Oily other 'place, or under any other runny, style, or firma than is specified in tbe'Lleense, This Notice is given, tliat all persons . concernettquay Con :form to the law, and avoid the penalties:for wltiO4!4" 47 iil tllherwiss be prOsi#ed ; and that parions . Ptay some klpered withssll the requisite particii lall to be therein, Nvithaut which , t ic kti o OnS es V * 1111 4: 1 0414d up, so as to preset • 'the partite aliviust pc- BINKILUKICY ENLAItqp. . TI. Ycrittp, furl. fitifieldr!Viiiidtesex, dealer, trim Oct. 8 to Nov. 2, at eleven, tit Guildhall' Exton Park, Monday, &pt. t 3, Sig,—When I first addressed you on tlj suloject of the,mystetiouaifia‘errisemeist,bygr 7 l.l.PU lkind-strett„ which brought My embarrassed circumstances to 9r „ knowledge of, the Duke of WEltaNGtiokankoOlie Public, I could only state my sentiments , upon the advancing attack. It may not be imProperi perhaps, Ow to finish my story,,b.y informing you that my political situation has not heel) destroyed byt he 'Civil 'Waterloo, as it were, of the London and MiddleseX, BRA, in which Zak Ihave been so. long engaged:and have -suffered so mucbi .qtongli, not a, defeat. I iuti 'Mated., in my letter to, Mr. WrAri,, that I should 00 . 6 avert , thelustant calamity whi'cla menaced my station in life, find. accordingly„l appealed to the justice and equity of the COurt of Chancery : blare not appealed in vain ; und by tilt •be,nign intervention of diet Court, 4. proper*? has been rescued from sudden and violent spoliation. feel myself especially bound, in gratitude for this signal protection, to be most faithful to the British Constitution, to be vigilant in advancing the in terests of this County, which have so long had the honour to represent, and, while I hold this to me sacred 'dittinction, ever to be steady in sup porting such Measures. as may seem to me beat calculated to maintain the prosperity aud dignity , of the United Kingdom. 111tVeitielactiour to.te,Sir,your most obedient, And very humble Servant ; wt...utto NOEL. , ItAN RIWPTS, • R.' M. ilacon and S. ‘tilkin, Taverttom, :Norfolk, paper-nut liniactorers, to surrender,-Oct: 7, 8, Anti'Nov. 5, :it t•ur, 81 the White swan lon, Saint Peter of. Mancrvit-, Norwich. • Attornies, Messrs. Sewell and 131akeotneiir, Putter, Nor wich, and Mr. Thomas 'Tilbury; Falcon•street, Fatcon- • MAGNIFICEffr WHEEL. 1 of 1 .40,000 2 ' of . . L."30.0W0 of ' • h.10,Q00 7 of . I . ,0 C 0 • square, London. G. NI. Pearce and W..H. 1-lotigoA. , Oct.l9,lS, and Nov. ..5, at one, at the ticorge Inn, Liveipuol. Attorney, Mr. Chas. . Bird, Castle-tlitetr, 'Liverpool. . C. W. tSeylirs, Birmingham, dealer, Oct. VI, t4,-and Nor. 5, at. ten, at the •Itoyal Hotel, Temple-row, 3irminglutin. At tornies, Messrs. Clarke and Richard. Chancery-lane, and Misers. Webb and Tyndall, and desses. Stubbs, Mcdes, mid Wills. Bitnsingliant. • • J. tiadsby, Nottingham, baker, Oct. 4,5, and Nov. 5, at ten... Attornics, Mr. W. R. King, S.:donors lnu, elect-strett,'. itiitl Mr. H. IVilkinson, N-ottingham. J. 101, Klngstoo-upon-Hull, master-oitiritier, Scpt..2B, Oct.' 1, . ant! Nov. 6, at eleven, nt t be.,Dog and Dock *Tavern,: Kin itvn-upon•Elutl. Attornies, Messrs. I. anti C. Frost, • • • • J. [lentos, Fiteter, broker, Oct. 8, D. 6 11 -4 Nor. S, a One, at the JiltpLiatit /Ono 1 1 , 44401 t. AttorneY. .%3.r. bgvt(it7,: Staple lain, London. DIVIDENDS. nct. 18. T. Hardwick, Manchester, tnercitant—OCt.99. J. Austrad and W.Prickeit, Old South Sea Hisuse,London, turr cltalts—Oct. 23. kV.Oldtield, Kingston-upon-Hull, iroomon ger-•Oet. 9P. It. 'Turner, FilVtrillAlll, Kent, miller..-Oet. C. Cole, Kidderminster, cabinet•n.ilter ....Oct. is. E. Mes-ser, tialiellyvtli; Oxford, farmer--t et. 12. It. Oswin, upper Nor toti.street, litr.roy strect-4...t. le. C. W. Knowlton, Flect street, kiatter-04.1. 15. P. Chitlins, Much Hadhato, Hert ford, bi .r—Oct. 15..0. Castel!, Eton, grocer—Oct. 15. M. E. Humberston,itiagetow-ttpon4inll, sp,rit-merchant--Oct. u. T. Jones , Liverpool, builder—Oct. 95. Dame, issemth-Duck, mercer. • CERTIFICATES, az:T. , • • tic. eze. The ShCOND 'OW of Drawing will he NEXT SATU DAY, the qtith September; when the First-drawn Prize will be entitled, in addition, to THIRTV TIIOUSAND POUNDS! GCAIIROLL, Contractor, has no doubt that . the pausal of the. Aimee Rich State, , f the Wheel (One Third of the Tickets being already drawn) wilt he intheient to induct Adsenturers to make their purchaies e.t burn old establialltd Otfices,, 7, cintmin.L l ttt 4 R, OXPORDATII.F.F.T, Where Tickets and Shares, warranted intarkisot,atetelling In • gloat variety, N.B. araWn a Prise of L. 600, the first Day of DrawinK, was sold by t;Altitol.l,„in Eleven Slimes. Otthill from the Conon I y attended to. PRESENT PRIV& Ticket. nalf /...12 It 0 I 4 6 Quareer.....4 0 7 0 I Sixteenth 11 t 6 , . CABINIri AMU OTHER lIANO-FORTtS.—GREAT BARGAINS. T NVO good Second-Imnd .41TAVCI-C 013.TES, , with aldtlitintal Keys, by Broaiwood aup 'sc . )tst i , one at 15 Guineas, and the other at 29 Guineas; also a ettol . tal CABI NF.I" PIANO-FORTE, as good as new, . " rent', two re dftls complete, spu". remarliably well in tune : shop-price 60 Gutileas, for J 9 Gnineas.—May he seen at No. 6, Leicester place, Prom 'nen to Four o'Clocii.—Mr. WATGEN can war rant to above Instruments. Packing Citses,.it required. S. and It, Bnardman, Liverpool, merchants--C. Charlton, East. Parleish. Kent, yeoman... 3. Francis, Now Windsor, t in aisit—B. and .1. paseson, Manchester, merchants—J. floyne, Exeter, builder. 3.Vickery,Virginston, Derun4hire, woollen .draper-1. Shaw, Over Kellet, Lancashire timber-turn:haat _W. and S. Scowcroft and W. flultoti, IStighturet, Lama.' shire, Chapman, Shortiliteh, tallow-oho - tidier —IL Mts'adUcls, Sunderland, eualtitter. • PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. J. Wood and P.. Wilkinson, enbinet.makers, I•,e7..dt.—A. and E. Brown, Great Portland-street, dress-makers —W. J. Motsktiotrie and H. Emmett, Liverpool, .colotir4nas nufnctitrers—G, $. and J. peaue,,,Li Vet pool, grocers—S. A,. Wheeler and W. Linwood, Bitioingitant Inerelnutts—W. Monday and 'F. Smith, Sheerness,. &ore Siunnotult and It. Pearce, Berkeley, GloueeiterAii . e, Brewer and F. White, Derby, 'milliners—J.. Corn and A. Sawyer, Kingston-upon=Thanies inaltsters—l. Holmes and Co. Liverpool. bugar-rofin e rs--j. Fletcher and 'l'. Clarkson, Kingston npon-Hull, ship-chandlers--S. Milner and Co. Lower Thatues-street, potters--T. W. Downes and T. V. Buckley, tioswell-.,trect—E. Smith and S. Noillicute, Cheap erchants. 14.1 ties, .4 )4,iireleir of t)ac CortritsiPriers. • • Wilet44ol KAPVEN, Sectilvi. SUPPRESSEDVOTtfc Of t:le BOARD:4AORICVIZURF.. fiE AGRICULTURAL ATE of the JIL - KINGDOM in ISIG; being the. 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Meats so coot:111110 nut imbibe the im pure cortudingaltbstattees which usually collect in tea kettles. The I . 'atentee would t, ea t w ith vs t a bliib e d to snitply' the Cooltilig Appit'eatoi free of alt 'charge, on being askitird of reaeleiug only enc.-half of the savings which would ikrlse from its use. . . References and p . art icttlart may be had of ,T.:kattleworth, Agent to the'Vatentee, No." 64, (Neat ititasell-alreet, liiontusbur u are ; oftst Lemaitre'>r'iir&eecburch. street, Landoll. BUPERIOR ADVICE. TT is of the first cptisetitiellee it" niicertaiti. On . what: talent and integrity a Om reliance eioy, 1:e ;aimed in 10110.116 u. Messrs. CURIAE ; and .Co. Surgeon, a emi nence, .and high , preifessional attelsimeotsi.Menthers ofthe Itoysit Colleges, of London end .Eitiinborgh t preSent to the Public the result of :to years extri;rience in the Cure of SYPHILITIC Ct)gll4o 4 slN,• and ,thoie Debilities which riot lintreitifently einbitvvr life. In the ripens gradations, from recent infection to 'cniihrined Lues, their treatment column - ads very often 4.spceety and alitntyS n radical cure. in dubious enies P • , - their lung and wellwell arranged experience gives them a prinuptithdos of deelsion,that *mires the patient froili being mercurialised pin of existence, or havingliis eutistitsi thin nnderiniped,ind the vital principal destroyed Ilya 'nista, but insidious disease, or Wind and fatal conOdenee in shollow pratteadert. In.'Netvoils , Debllit)ii , %wailer relaxation; mod Atoll of the o'sgans, 'litigant( from indulgence, insalubtious Climates, or solitary einsuality, the practice g. red new life and energy to tile isystepi, IR eVery case. Strietures,ond other de• zangenteote of the Urethra they remove in niild add effectual manner. SliEht and recent ullinfeetion :are cured , in the shcilt Period of two days, and in flijsi.of thu.titusost ln veteracy a proper litrseveronee in their plan of treatiiient, ininiti to the patient is permanent odd radical Cure, ,patients treated tvil -oanduur, arid, invietattle secrecy. Messrs, Curite.and Co. way brconsultekevcrY (JAY, rat their House,. Hatton;gailden. Letters /Tom the Country-, stating ministely.the case, mode of living,"&c. , dnd eitelotiog •.a rendttoner for Advice tied- tviti , th tteatett wltb etudiotiolotontieu. 10 4 Li&stou-prtleu,' • CORONERS' INQUESTS. On Monday an Inquisition was ten at the Bedford Arms public-house, Camden -town, before Mr. STIRLING, Coroner, 1 1 / 1 011 tile body of Richard Ayton, a child only nine weeks old, who died in consequence of being suiocated uniptentionally by Its .Inottrer. Elizabeth W ' rown of No. li, Chore - place, Cam d en - felon, , deposed that Mrs. Aytori and herself went•to.toirton Satur day last, with the deceased; as they were returning home, Mrs. Aytou welded the child ; When they . got :home She) re ceived the child from Mrs. Ayton 4o bold, whir she took off her clOthes: she thought the child was 4etfeep, hfit'fou ad it wAs dead, and she frnmediately informed Mrs. Ayton what she thought °of tlir child, Who was very intich' diatreased. She and her husbeuid had lived for four years in het house . i they were very firort of the child. Nathaniel Poynter, 9, Wisrrengplace . ) Camden-tow.n, sur geon, sworn, said, that on firf4t,urday evening he. was called iu to attend the deceased; hefieund hitriquice.denil; mitt warm ; he used . different methods to recover Or/ child, i,licitiatio' its lunge . tkc. and he was cl ear ly o f opntion . that 'the clad died in consequence of hems pressed toot:14)046 ris,nanthees breast, which produced Suffocation. After examining th e ho t ly of the infant, thelttry returnetl•the following yettliet—pied by :settee tiwi, from the anxiotis care of the ,t Luther, it too cloie to her treast. • Same evening an Inquisition was held at the 494`g 41 , I?ast Barding-street, Gougitiniqnare,' . Fleet-street, before Titototea SutwroN,lisq. co roner for LondOn, on the b0t1 , 17 d ip Mr . goger.Lie„ a gkss- cutter , r es idi n g at N. 6, E4St struct,,Ati4l Who also kept a. sbpitin•Fleet Market, . fur the .salc, of physical herb., whO wog, found: tkiil in his bed on satnidajnirning. Verdici— bied by an Rpciptectic Fit. •An Inquest was yesterday he'd the Queen's Head, Islington, on the-body of a ,•well,Ocised wOman, apparently about 30 yea`rs old, lluse' name IS supposed to be' Bucket, who was 'found &awned in. the New. River. No account trans id as to the motives of licyleath, In her pockets were found a pucket 7 boOk, containing.five dapli• Cita, pawned in the bathe of Bucket four at Mi.. Lane': pawnbrOker, .135,- Drury-lune, and dne at Mr. kurtier's; 29, Brytiges-strept i together With four pair of ear-ring s, and A gold ring, She also a pair corm COran. ear-'rings iu her ears; and a ring ittioril)erfitiger. There were no Marks Of violence upon the deceitsid, nor his she bee n owned by any i:inte. Verdict —Potind dr titoti!ci in the watert of the Nei! River. Cooisa, Itinirtrott,. and liluNbA, Physi cians:to tlle‘lledical-Board at "Charldtte r isouse; Blactiftiats-road, hatle ascertained that, itOweitla at 0000 patients are cured anhdally of . prevailing ilisOrders;that hundredt were in a distteising state, owing to quackitik,tbetuielves, and by consulting men ignorant or the iirae4siOn, who dective.the public by their Specious pronifsea and immoral advektisenients:: Eritptions oti the head, lace, and body, Acetate& thrown . , swellings in the . neck, ,norles oh the shin brlhei, pains in the head awl litubs, frequently taken . , for rimunatistn, o swelled- des, and nervous debility, are diseases Which tippesit years after, and. the cnniesoences of inapropir treatntente.-Masirs. Coure 'NUN* t and Du NC:AN are consulted. daily (cant 8 till 8, er by. latter, _containing. a. fee ;_and the - poor have Ittivitasnastesdays, rsdays,and-Sundays, t ill 12 o'cluek.—There Is a side depot' and private' .rooms for females!, Sin.,--As the very inaccurate report Witieh .has appeared of the trial of 774Ontas . Stewart for re ceiving stolen goods is . liable to produce an int . pression on the puh:*e mind that the circum stances were not sufficiently strong to warrant a prosecution, I beg I may be permitted, through the medium of y.our paper, to state that Mr. An dreivs, the Counsel retained for the prosecution. (who wlis alone acquainted with the various facts, and capable of proving, beyond all doubt, from, the eVidenee which was ready to be adduced, of the ruperty in qUeztion having been. stolen), was absent froin Court, and the afrair committed to the care of another gentleman, who evWently bed not had * sOfficient tithe to pert* the brief ; his detail of runny of the circumstances differing me. terially from the facts therein set forth. the ease is, I received information from several books lers (who were well assured the property must hare been stolen) ) that several of my new publi cations were,i4elling at the shop of the defendant, Stewart, at,Que-third of the regular price ; unit having, throu gh my clerk, ascertained the t rut h v ,, e! of this statedient, I repaired myself to the de fendanet shop, and there found a large nuniber of bOOki, which I instantly recognized and . . claimedas my pr operty, and the defendant refus• ipg to state from Whom be received thett, was brought 'before Mi. Braivitt, the'Magistrate g ar -11oiv=street,, iVho being full}, convin'eed; from all the circumstances, that Alley were dishonestly ob. tattled, .aofi4ell , knowing the serionS losses to whit!' publishers - ire liable, in having frequently their moat valuable bOokt stolen and sAl'as'wasts paper,. strongly advised the prosecution of the re ceiver, Stewart, justly observing, that the h ? ok trade tviti a'very valuable' one; and aught to be iretected. at•lnuch as posbihlts.' • ' The objection taken by the defendant's Cotta. sd,ihat tleire was no proof of robbery, and which suddenly put an end to the trial, arose from the circumstance of my - o Wis 'counsel inquiring %% hen the'books .svere missed, s titrestioti which' could opt .be answered, as they had trever,been missed, and could not tveli be from the nature of thei bookselling Business ; but if my counsel bud beets allowed to proceed with 'the examination of 'my, clerk, wOuldltave , been . satisfactorily prOVtil that they most have been stolen; for after the eopies of flamilton's Merpoiis (47 in' number) were discovered at Stewart'a, an examination of the nember of copies printed and sold, 'and thOia still . on hand. took place, by,,which means it wa s cleathrlaseertained that there :Was' at deficlenci of 59 copies : another proof equally strong is, tbai three copies of Langsdokft's Traeela Were alio found in the, defendant's possessipn, in Sheets, mode in which that work was never sold to any one, and etinseqnently they' must have been' also ptirloined front my warehouse. ;As 'a Waller cor roboration of . the .fact, it.being : also of the'Arst iMportince, that I should discover the person of whom Stewart received_ the books, 1 have by futblie ativertieement offered a reWartl'of 291, fog. his discovery. - Trusting you will, with your usual liberal{it ~ do me the :fiveur to .give these 'observations A plaee ra your I'~arpt r, am, Sir, ' . Four `very obedient Servant, HENRY CULI3VIOI. Conduit -street, Sert. at, sell,