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1 4 % ~ ,•1,.. r ~.. G. : • ; ' ( 0 1 '7: 4 1 k\,7 ~ •~ ~ _5 y big very h, and itantS 'l, awl Hall; ncil of Nra" FIyUSG Colin ,Wu of 'ls di if), of U4O oni of )dgego , %vlio shout pur- Dra• y S Zit , vies leisbr vice Cap* to bp 4, ta • tbo Foot, mr.r, vita ! . vat, vinr ant/ C ?we t!, 23 26, Jaa- I ter, ton, ,one go v. fan, ,011- sn-4 Ze , Xl, NUMBER 8472.] CONTILAC2 FOR POZZO LjI NO. Navy-OFee, Oct, 15, 1819. .THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and COMMIS. SIOAVERS of HIS MAJESTY'S A':"Lr'Y do hereby Sint .4Votwe,, that on Thursday, Me 21st ;Instants at One p!Cypc,t, they will be ready to treat with such Persons as 'nay be wilting , to Contract foe supplying One Titonsand iNtaheis of POZZOLAN6, - ta be dOticerid al 'his '.llajestv'i aPitrd at Sheerness, by . or .before the 281/i of OctilLe'r lastant. A Form of the : Tender. may .6e seem at this.; Offige. No 7 t entlk7r will lie Teceived s aftir One n'Cloc4 em thr,doy of ? T reaty, nor any noticed, unless the .Party, or an Agent for lifin; attends. , • OFFICE OF 'ORDN.:INCE, October 11, 181 9 . • •' _ . fritE 3 !,. ,sll that Proposals will be receive4.at their Office,, in Pall-_Nall; Cr before ' 25171' InStant; I); Per * sons si sii;ty 'be Willing' Yo` iindertake 4 the Supply Of B:NGLISH MUER, jar Service of the Departments: fAr:(4, Perii , 44 Three : Years, deerrailurble after the expiratimpof Me Firs rear, upon Notice of Three months, at the option - of either Party. (' Lists 'of the Timber to be supplied, and fartker parti tmticirty together with the TVM4 and Conditions of the ci,troct, may be known at the Secretary's Ofcs, in Pall 4 41 afores a id, any v . day between the flours of Ten and ...our o'clock, where the Proposals must be delivered, * rated up; and endorsed "Proposals for Etiglisb Timber;" . t• no Propositlicon -be , admitted after the said 25th In -40711, at..2 l weloe o'Clock,at Neon of the same day; : neither t 7,iq any Tender be noticed, unless the Party making it, or .14 ...igent in his behalf, shall attend. BkOrder of the Board, ,„. . • R. H. CREW, Secretary. .CONTRACT FOR HOPS. r : t.Cri r AL HOSPITAL FOR . SEAMEN, AT GREENWICH, October 11, I'Bl9. NUCH Persons Ili may he willing to Contract fu supplying. this Hospital with Eight Tons of HOPS, 44- if in gags and half in Pockets, may deliver in their Pro b3alt (with Samples of Hops intended to be supplied) to 11 e nii - ectors of the said Hospital, at this Place, on /A ltjliDAY, the '23d Instant, at Eleven o'Clock in the l'u rettotn; and in 'the mean time be furnished with Formi 111 P.Tnposals,• and acquainted with further particulars, by, i M u i ll, lg - at the Steward's Office - here. No Proposal will be received after the hour aforesaid, /1 , 0 7 will any be attended to dat'are not agreeable to the said "rmsr nor unless the Parties personally attend. . TO BE SOLD, BY AUCTION, By Nis . .. soTHEIiY, At his HI - ins t ., No. n, WELLINGTON-STREET, Strand. t'n W F.DNESDAY, October 20, 1819, and Three follow" I )ays, at Twelve o'Clock, rri-IE very.YAlliable LIBRARY of the late Rt Err. R. M. DELAFO,4SE, remed from his rcsid!rice in which will be foun ov d, Biblia Poly;;lotta, ftitotii, et Lexicon, 8 vol.; Biblia liehraica, a hen vol.; Vitus l'estinentum Grzcum, edidit It. Holmes J . Parsons, ts.; C.lallasii Concordatitim, 4 rul.; Poli ;ss, 5 lA. ! 15 Ta p ylor's • ehrcw Coucordance, 2 vol.; Caltnet'- i : e . t ltinarv_of the Bible, 5 vol.; .Eschylus, Aristo ti-*nt,gs 6rtece, aputt Ai lum, 1498 ; Euripides, 13arnesii ; ( - ;: r ‘etlitlns, Wesselingii; Thocydides, Dukeri ; Atithologia o' ca, a Bos c h, 3 vol.; Lucia nos, Reitzii, 4 vol.; Cicerolios Pt'ra ontilia, not is variorum, ig vol.; tionicri Opera, Heynii, b v O Q Suwerby's English Botany, plates c o l ou r e d, 3G Vol.; imu l l orsn's British Birds, Insects, Fishes and Shells, plates °f edi 4343 vol &c To he riew ed,. ' aud . Cat ' alorues (price Is.) bad at the Place . 1.C . ) T. TAYLOR, Esq. No. 9, New Br - Age-street, London. HorsouttEn St k , 1 0EG leave to i nform yon, that ever since the • Y e ar 1790, I had been afflieted with the Imes Venereal, fro m its ohstinatelv resisting every course ot medicine b t e scribed by the most eminent of the faculty here, and Un ‘f"n-in; stventhevere courses of salivation, and twice dis tl'ged front th e Hospital with little relief, would appear t o most inveterate nature. In tl.c spring of last year 1 - „" utsotder had got to such a head, as nearly to put a period existence— Iha a lar;:e lcer n the crowf my head, • to • l each arm and my legs u were broke out in no a frightful lf *t at my right was taill • and hid liven in a u t we e , of ulceration for the last seven years ; my left had also s l arge nodes on it, waS very melt discoloured, and g'ave Uch excrticiating pain, particularly when warm in lied, se a le arly to deprive me of rest ; in this lamentable state, I g, I, r 'eoruniended by Mr. J. Thompson, (who received . so 4 i ;i i a cure by them here), to take your Leake's Patent Pills, turt w , began to do on the 21;th o. May ; in the course of a lkor i ti%,t I began to receive fiction. -in little more than a 4 0or t au l 'e Ulcers on nay head and arms were soundly healed— aver the sores tin my legs healed also ; let% mg, how- La e : "Itsiderabletliscolouration in the shin, and pain in the Ifo U wr the l e ft, w hi c h, b e th e bl ess i ng o f God, ame: a little tlieger perseverance in suer invaluable Nledieine, subsid e d ; ti lt "des dispersing, the skin re! , :•• ••r( its natural hoe, and ytta°ctttrnal pains gradually going became, by rt liberal advice and medicine, perfectly free frw” all my ue r compl a i n t s —h ave recovere d my firmer spirits a nd t u r n e t t !gtbs mid ant bec o me jolly and fat, in whi c h state haring Toe' i ll oted many niontbs, to the asnishment of all who hnew mat a loss ist what terms t tn o , es use my •grat . lute, lint thi; 3 ° ll l for the goo,' of either Suffering mortals, to make ii, n n'Y case as publi c as p o s s ibl e , as I sh a ll on ev , occa ; itt so doing you will greatly oblige, S irs your grateful, obedient, very humble servant, 4Warl' ' Close, Hi g h- s t ree t, EdintinrghALEX. MUFtKER.. „ Witne sses t u the above Core:— 0 41 1;111SOTI No. 3, New Poultry Market, Edinburgh, te te "hit 11 /Pleitosh, Old Assembly Close, Edinburgh. t n eared and so ld b y the sole Proprietor, ITIOMAS TAY toks 11 ,, \ Ittiher of the Royal College of Surgeons, at his t Qnsta„ l4 , New Bridge-street, London ; whet e, aft.w.ra :".resitietiet t of utotA: than 40 years, in a practice part'. 1 11c1 tUla 43 directed to th e cure of Venereal Complaints and those Iter ecy nta t i to the Parte of Generation, with t butt inviolable 4 ttel, n icb men o f his profession should always Übserve in Itra tli r t al tes, he Hatters himself the advic e and assistance he kt,st:uslY administers t o persons taking this Medicine, will ttai6iTed, by a discerning• Public, as an adeartage seldom ttttttc A ito e, and void of all auabignity. ' t o ld, by hi s appointment, tut the convenience of those di 'lance • t the esi u No. 103, Oxford-street ; 41 , p„ e rt )41 "Kb ai No. 7, Fish-street-hill Baxter, pet,col'i.g.cs Edinburgh ; Callwell's, Dublin ; and of " s try considerable to Ali in Great. Britain and 'tv it •-• h. % • I It t o es at only sis. tid. each, stamped, and sealed up Way id plain directions, whereby persons, ot either ' " r e koatselres eases seattcy, ansl safety. .ii,;i2 x..,... :?,- .0..4,, %-, - .., , ,„ ‘ *„ . , , ,x, \ 6 . 1.1 4 /,;/,:;/,!...„ ~.7. 7 1. . i. r .::1. •-•*- h . ' '‘ ft, '). 1... 27.-,..... • '...... ~ ! ' .e, / . .r ), • ..... ...,..„ , _.: ,s; _., ' , . , • ''• , P',7 , e,; 2 kln,:tv, , "t , \ t s Winitil;•o % \`,. At e-A C " - ffeioll.• . r- .. Zrt -,_ -- S UN TUESDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1819. • GAS LIGHT AND COKE COMPANY'S OFFICE, Bridge-street, Blackfriars, Oct, 18, 1819. I DO hereby give. Norice: that the following Proprietors, viz • GEORGE HYDE WOLLASTON. ESQ. MR. RICHARD WILLIAM SILVESTER, And . EDWARD S3 r IITII BIGGS, E,S.Q• Ithrinant to the Eighth Bye Law of this Company, and in the sucCession abbV - c-stated, severally given me' Notice of their intention to staind fur the Office of an Auditor, at the Election, which will take place on the Ist Day of November next. J. PEDDER, Secretary. UNPRECEDkNTED rns ANNALS of LorrERIE:!!! ONLY 5.000 Tickets_to be di aeon on Lord Iklityor: Day (9th Norernber),and,the grand chance of obtaining %J i Consols.— the risk lessened consideraI4 7 ,—THNSIsIALLEST PRIZES BEING 161. and TicliMs only 191Z1&r,, therefore, the loss can on: y he Al. 184. and the gain may be the-enormous stun of ONE HUN'DIi.EIr AN rY Twxxri' TIIkifINAND POUNDS! And - for - ONE - SIXTEENTH. SEVEN. THOUSAND FIVE lIUNDRED POUNDS. EYTOlNF,l.StOck:llrolier,, 2, tbornhill, .and Lombard- Street, cannot help congratulatin the Public on the above Grand &heme an'tf‘NeWSysteii), the eftaitti: being - considerably in crs(o .115pcs be shall come in for. his ilinre , of the Public Patronage, he • being - one of the oldest Ofice-ckeepprs irt,t he Kin g d om , . * , " to NO‘blemen and IVlercha u fs,E: EYTON begs leare to in form them that he has on Sale sercral'cluplicate Ticliets that will besptijled to the same produce, that is to say, if No. :t39 should be drawn a 20,000/. 6339 will be . entitled to another 20,000!. AS USUAL, all busintss in the Public Funds transaaeil with honour and dispatch at the above 'office, No. 2, Corn till, by the Public's very bumble Servant, E. EYTON. . • NEW. GEOGRAPHICAL DICTIONARY. This Day was published, Handiomely printed in Octavo, (double columns), Part VI., price 9s. of • MHE EDINBURGH GAZETEER ; or, GEO (.;11 3 PIJECAL DICTIONARY. Comprising a complete Geography, Physical, Political, Statistical, and Com ; accuropmlied by an ATLAS, constructed by A. AR RO WSMITII4 El ydrograpber to the Prince Regent. Printed ,for Arcb. Constable and Co. Edinburgh; and Lung man, I - tarot, Rees, °tote; and Brown, London. Conditions. 1. The 'Work' Will extend' to six Volumes Bvo. elegantly pritttell,,eaclt volume to consist of 50 'beets, or 800 pages Let ter-press. 2. The price of each Volume will be 18s. in boards; and, in order to suit every class of purchasers, the work will come out perioditally, in 'Parts. or Half,Volituies, price 9s. each: 3. A Part, or Half Volume, will appear every three months. Three Vol umes are already publikherl. .4. The Atlas, consisting of 53 slaps, engraved in the first style of the Art, may be had alone with the Gazetteer, price 11. la. neatly half-bound ; coloured copies 21. lies. 6d. THE COLONIES, NOVA SCOTIA'. (Newspapers to the 15th Sept. last.) NoVa•ScoTta —We do not like to hear this Province spoken of as bleak and barren ; or its buibandmen abused as being a set of lazy, in dolent fellows ; which is sometimes done by persons Who 'should take care to be better in formed, previons lying their opinion. Language of this •kind, arising 'merely from unfounded pre judice, may' have led Government into the dgregious error Of preferring Bermuda, " walled with rocks," to this . important :Colony, the key of British North America. Without exploring the interior,' 'to ascertain` the fertility of the soil, or the,salubrily of the climate, the - statement of a' few wellittitswn facts' will sufficiently prove the fallacy ,of such . idle 'and' Mischievous reports. —ft is line;"that sti early a5 ; 1749 a few settlers came over, under the auspices of Lord Halifax; hut not until the ratification, of the Treaty of 1763 could the Province be fairly considered as a permanent British establishment. At the con• elusion of the American Revolutionary War but little progress had been made, we believe, in :agri cultural pursuits ; and, from 1783 to 1793, great numbers of cattle, sheep, &c. were imported from the American, States. Subsequent to this last mentioned period, our markets began to be too well stocked to give encouragement to: foreign importations. In 1602, a squadron, consisting of five heavy ships of the line, several frigates and smaller ves sels, under the then Commodore Boynton, came, quite unexpectedly, into this harbour from the West Indies, literally in want of every thing. The ships were completely supplied with every requisite from his Majesty's Naval Yard—the offi cers and men (exceeding 4000), with abundance of excellent vegetables and fresh provisions of the very beat quality, from our markets ; and the crews, who arrived here in a jaded and sickly state, quite renovated within a few weeks, put to sea again in high glee and spirits. It is well known that the extensive supplies thus promptly furnished on the spur of lime moment, did not raise the price of butcher's meat to the inhabitants one farthing in the pound. From that time, not only were the different Garrisons, Out-posts, and frequently numerous,' Prisoners of War, supplied with excel lent fresh Beef, at a very low rate, but his Majes ty's ships and vessels, amounting sometimes to nearly 100 sail,bearing pendants,with ever y species of produce requisite for their health and comfort, equal in quality, and lower- in' price, we think, than could, at the same time, have been purchased in England.—These facts speak' 'tor themselves ; and they are too well known to admit of iefute titsn . And this 'is the . Naval 'Station, and 'this the Province, against which The Bermudas are 'to be put in competition ! LAIMACLE verybandsome subscrip tion, amountiug to nearly 2501. cuit'eucy, has been raised at Fredericton, New Brunswick, for the purpose of assisting a number of Welsh Families. in forming a Settlement between the Madame Keswick and the Nash , sack, to be called the Cardigan Settlement.—A person acquainted with the construction of the log-houses has been employed to assist them—a quantity of balk has been procured, and other preparations made to commence building immediately. A light -house has lately been erected on Cran berry Island near Cape Canso, which will he lighted the first day of November next : the light-house from the base to the vane is seventy tour feet high ; the spot on which it stands is fourteen feet above the sea level (hi g h water spring titles) consequently its •ane is eighty-eight feet above the level of the sea. The light will be visible from every point of the compass, and to dis. tingaish it from Sambro' Light-house, a light will be exhibited in a bow-window. about twenty five feet below the lantern ; so that the ships coming in from sea and seeing a small light be low time high one, will imme lia cly know it to he Cranberry Island Light-house, and may either shape their course along the shore, or for the Got of Canso.—The following bearings and dis tances were taken from the gallery : • Green Island Ciantierry E. Ledges Cape Canso - do. /flack Rock Ledges .. ... ... do. Man war Ruck l'ettypas-head N. W. 4 N. . if du. N.B.—The Bearings are by Conipass':— Latituda-: ....... 45.320 N. Longitude . 60.50. W. • A General Montilla, has taken place through out the Provioce, from respect to the memory of the late Duke of Richmond. • BO UNDA RI ES. BOITON, SEPT. 6.—lt is announced from se veral quarters, though we know not on what authority, that the 45th patailel of latitude has been determined by the Con►nrissioners for set tling the Not thein boundary of the United Stares, to run sortie distance south of the place Where it has been formerly repotted to run ; and conse quently that the fortifications at Ruuhe'< Point on Lake Champlain, on which sotne hundred ►hou- sand dollars have been expended by the Govern ment, besides an extensive tract of territory, in habited by citizens of the United States, will fall within the jurisdiction of Lower Canada, The Cen tinel states, that the line has taller) a mile and an half to the sonthivard of lionse's Point ; the Gazette of yesterday makes the l os s to the United States much more extensive than had been ,ippre hended. "It is fully ascertained,“ says that paper, " that the bo'►ndary li►►e bet us een t h e United States and CADA, runs several degrees south of the military works at lionst's Point." We Lope there may be soa►e mistake in this, as a PRzcz SEVENPENCF. tingle degree would cut us off from IsOf the Slate of Vermont, and the greatest parr of Lake Cham plain. PLATTSBURCH, AUG. 28.—1 t is reported that the astronomer appointed the present season by the Government of the United States, to ascer tain the northern boundary betieeen the United Stares and Canada, concurs with the observations made, last year, and gives it as his opinion that the military winks at Rouse's Point sire north .of latitude forty-flee. • "The United . States troops ba-Ve 'resumed their labours on the road, which for two.or tliree.weeks, have been suspended The detachment _twitched (foal tye . cantoitutent fur the road Un Thursday • : ,be continued.) TI - IpMAS• PAINE. . •- • • •• • As the name and the works of this Enemy of Mankirid gave been recently brought into renewed' infamy, it may not be improper to present to the Public the Character which was drawn of him by COBEETT, in the year 1796, and extracted from the fourth volume of his Works. The Following, therefore, is the Character then drawn by COB.. BETT ; but as the Writer has changed .hisprinci. pies and his objects many times since that period, he may perhaps he as warm now in his eulo• giums as he was then bitter in his abuse on the same miscreant. It may be supposed by some that, in this portrait of THOMAS PAINII, COB. BRTT drew himself at the same time ; and it may be possible that, as they so strongly resmble each other in principles and conduct, the end of the one may equally resemble that of the other : " Of the many answers to Paine no one demands so much of our praise and our gratitude as Dr. Watson's Apology. for the Bible. From some %%edit attempts, by persons either unskilled on the sub ject or unaccustomed to wield the weapons of dis putation, the deists began to triumph in the thought that the clumsy cavillings of their leader ►•ere um-. answerable, when this must excellent work ap peared, and left nothing unanswered or norefut , d. It is as much impossible for tne to do justice Jo the Apology, as to express my veneratiun for its author.' Learning, genius, candour, modesty, and humility, all seem to have waled here, to &Ns' honour to the cause . of Christianity, and cover its enemies with shame and confusion.. Aud, cumstance that must be particularly mortifying to Paine, and to all the enemies of order and reli gion, the man to whorn the world is indebted tor this production, is an aristocrat, ;and a Prelaie of the church of England, raised to his dignity by the choice of a King. " Let us now return to the hoary hlir:ph,n er at the bottom of his dungron. There he lies ! manacled, besmeared with ti h, crawling with vermin, loaded with years anti infamy Thii, rea der, whatever you may thi,,k at him, is the author of the Rights of Man, the eulogist of Frenc') li berty. The very same man who a few MMllia back boasted of being " the rep! esenlative of twenty-jive millions of free men." Look at him. Do you think now, it, your conscience, that lee has the appearance of a legislator, a civilian, a consti- tution tnaker It is no tyrannical king ; as sure yon, who has tethered him thus. lie was condemned by his colleagues, and his lett,ts rivetted by his own dear constituents. Here he is fairly caught in his own trap, a striking txam ple for the disturbers of mankind. " After Thomas got out of 11:3 cachot (a word that, 1 dare sav, lie understands better than any other in the French language), it was reported that lie was dead, which occasioned the epitapb on hint, to be seen in the Censor for May ; buy s it has appeared since, that the report of his death was owing to a triode of expression which the ench have, whereby a person sunk into insignia ficance is said to be dead, Ile, or some one lit his name, has lately written a work, enti•led, the Decline and Fall of the British System of Finance, of which it is quite enough to say, that it is of equal mein wide the rest of his writings. All his pre dictions have hitherto remained unfulfilled, and those contained in the last effort of his malice will share the same fate. is extremely favour ble for British hank•notes, that he who doubts of their solidity will not believe•in the Bible. How Torn gets a living now, or what brothel he inhabits, I know not, nor does it much sivily to any body here or any where else, He ha,: done all the rni,cl►ief he can in the world, and whether his carcase is at last to be suffered to rot on the earth, or to be dried in the air, is of veiy Hide consequence. Whenever or wherever lie breathes his List, be will excite neither sorrow nor com passion ; no friendly hand will Close his eyes, not a groan will be torercd, nor a tear will he slied. Like Judas lie will be remeinbert.l by posierii y ; n►en will lean) to express ail diet is base, frialig. treacherous, ►iu►►aturol, and blAspbeitiotis, by the biligle mano•yirahle, Pains." SI-JO:IRE/ITCH PUBLIC VESTRY MEUTING four o'clock yesterday afternoon a l' , l);ic Ve,try rva* held in Short:ditch Church, in compliance with a requi.:ition to the Churchwardens, to take into consideration the propriety of petitioning hi* Royal Highness the Patrice RE6EIT, on the si!bjea of the Fate proceedin4s at Manchester. M. JVN NINL:3, one of the Churchwardens, in tt.e Several Resolutions were moved and carried. The Meeting brwi‘e up ufterivards, apparently in colt fugiug. 111914:.► PUBLICATIONS. NINTH EDITION OF LALLA ROOKH. • This Day was published, 1 - 4 ALLA ROOKH, an ORIENTAL RO MANCE. By THOMAS MOORE, Esq. Printeil for Longman. Hurst, Rees, Ortile, and Brown, London. AlsO just published, in Svo. price 12s. Illustratiuncof the Poem, engraved by Charles Heath, from P4i►►tings by R. IVestall, R. A. A few of each may be had in Quarto. FOR THE SUN. Looking over an old publication the other dry, I found the following pardgrapb, which may ap ply well though to the present time : " It is perhaps true, that both the rulers and the ruled in this country require amendment, but common sense requires that in this work of amend ment we should proceed with due caution, so as to be sure that in attempting to stop up one hole we do not make a dozen, that are each of them worse than the old one. Instead then of puttinf ten thousand hammers at once into the bands of into who never had a hammer in their hands be fore, and inviting them to fall pell me!! to work on the old cauldron of the Constitution, I would be for employing some good experienced hands to look continually around it, and wherever a flaw begins to appear, let a remedy for that pat ticular evil be quietly and euutiousiy applied ; always re collecting the gnod old adage, that " a stitch in time saves nine." Let the tinkers who have served a regular apprenticeship be continually on the watch to see that [uniting goes far wrong ; but as to the fellows with sarong arms only, and weighty hammers, give them some common job to work at, where it they do no good, they can do little harm. Who would ever think of em ploying a blacksmith to repair a timekeeper ? lint the Constitution of a Government is a modh more complicated machine than tiny timekeeper. All these would-be law givers are respectable members of society when they act in their own sphere, but %Theo they depart from it, they be come truly ludicrous.—Mott omnia possumas omnes. TIMOTHY HAIRBRAIN." INTBNDFD AINATING IN FINSBURY NARKBT.- Ytilerddy R 1011,11 1 4, while the night charges were on, and the office, (Worshin-street,) very much crowded, the business was interrupted by the ap pearance of two gentlemen apparently in great hurry, who made application to Mr. lifivrit., the sitting Magistrate, for advice how to act, in con sequence of the intended Meeting in Finsbury New Market. They stated that the place was private property, but there being numerous Acts of Parliament relating to public meetings, it was a matter of doubt how far such property was exempt. The intention was to prevent the meet ing taking place at all there, provided it was con sistent with law, and not an Innovation of the Constitution. The Magistrate told them, it was perfectly clear that all private property must not be intruded upon. Ile told the gentleman who addressed him to leave his a ddress with the clerk, and that the Magistrates would give ev er y assist ance in carrying his i n tentions into effect, and suppress the Meeting.