The Sun. — London, England, 1815-04-29 00:00:00

,r. Che ore"' (1 . 9 jj a fter r'' S . ^* nv tt e e' ispos s Oth er ;3 11 h ded ro je 13 " " :. e j rd,tr po ole o "' e ed i Ob re lus r it laving 0 0 iinpose ,f s°" l g or ° e at G ll/ d t 81110 fit. • c hef' : iv oil, r • this %%) ti p b r oad 1 j,l'E'' .ji; 1 , . fr e es; ",e ,) tics , ver , r oer . j , prte ro. t,/01, - 6 , v . s of ve s o .. 3trial:id stfr 111 g 19 t s dos lios "? r are t tile 111 : 1 0 ic th at :4 r e st ", : 1 discigli!' owe' ti' ,is, i „lel 4e/ 0,11 0 0 0 (6 , I GO' r' et c l' be eit ~/ , r ; .ee o ,eOOl, t tol' i ce' P.L4' • O i l . irr 4 0 '. pi,' ;$ ;, I ° l go!, • .fr r .4 i• rv" 1 " A N N fig s ' 1 ,0 ,!(1 ; c l , : ' re ot. : ;tl 3 30 4 ,01 ,10' , f O e' 01111‘ 70 G3.j 11111TI-IF.ATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. 8 PRESENT' ..EVENING April 29 their i ~ ;Majesties' Servants will perform the conic* of ii,. • ' THE WHEEL ,OF FORTUNE. l'earUddricls, Mr. Kean ; Emily Tempest, Mrs. Davison. To whieli will be added, nIVA:YS AND MEANS ; Olt, A TRIP TO DOVER. -4 l‘luficlAY).King Richard the Third ; with Jean dc Paris. •-...„............. ` EAST I NDIA HOUSE, Apri l 28 , 1815._ . co lifer of DIRECTOR'S Of th e LANnLAN D t,INITED CONIPANY of :MERCHANTS of ,ENG , '-' TRADING to the EAST INDIES, do _hereby give +-Notice, •- - - • • • ,: rha t a GENERAL COURT of the said COMPANY t'' lil t held at their House in Lea denhall-stre e t, on FRIDAY, ~.h e ti l Al ay next, atEleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, for the '''t'rl'st of ta king into further consideration the Resolution 34 1 f the Court of Directors of the •12th Instant, which was laid I:lEN , cf ° l 'e the General Court this day, presenting Mr. ROBERT. N with the Stmt of Twenty Thousand Pagodas, 11. the'grouncli stated in the said ReSolution. ~ - ' tilAnd that Copies of • the Paet•s relatii*4,. to the Case or Mr. 1.:11 -ON Continue been fur the perusal of the Proprietors, at this /Io JAMES COBB, Secretary. ..... „L. ......._u5e. . rr,-, EAST'INDIA r - Tou , ;E, A mil 2% 1815. tka COIJR.Tof DJ RECTORS of the UNITED That tlie• I'ANT t...\4,1, t o i 11-1,41 NY of .NIERCHANTS of ENG . L A . N,D TRAD iNpi ES, da hereby gire Notice, i ..i _ as cil„. 'Y .hire re DIES a Letter, a Copy of w zit 1 is . ,Si VIZ.—.- '' jIIMES C'OBB. Feci. Secri.tory to the honourable the z, s C‘Mrt of Directors, East India House. , I _ _. t oe ip!---Ive, tin, trinlerSignerl Proprietors of • East signify 1,5 tbt,,..gally Itialifierl, request von will be" pleased to sinify lt,iier,,i'Jaourablehe Court of .Directors, that at the first Diratio,ll: (~ortrt of Proprietors which may meet a_tte.r t‘ltioet4o.l, of h e n'!, the Pethidprescrihed. by the liye-Lam s , a . i .1- (I.l•6t'le't:i'll'e fuliTvi.ng eficct ' - Civil Servant on I:the 11, 11 4a i r ,, , o bi N i i si. l i h 6, 11 .1 1 11AA I I, , la „ t i 1 ' ill Sum of One Lam ; klwerltY-krei'l;uusanP(Snite'ca'elt,liii(eC.;, nor: l,tg, 1 :al "'l •le k F.ifackilowledged Services in ln i tlia, and as .a C"'Pems,?- I .,Y,'' fil'hea,y Losses sustained by Public Arrangqinents. Laadall, April 20,1815. . - ' -We `":e3 Sir, your most obedient Serynnts, Peter Moore, . George Wrongl!ton, "'Ma c k W ood, G "J. . Park • eorge B n row. ' • JAMES COBB ; Secretary. k ISS I-lANN,I.II NIARI:\...IA LE, t he Da"b7 tas,4l.,;_tstr of JameS lale,..Esii. of FlztlesOwen, Salop, ItYour:Le. foN t'itie!...". It'artlally. benne tlie -,Loilie, l'cgs • !". „ ( ave c„n, th,,,en.,:0 Pol.:11401.60pm anituigniheLl ilersons nitii.it 0wi,...4 t 4 ~n%,...ittrtniit el est, ttkemselves in,her Lehai.t, , 1,,,ii tt'',l„ .icts of peculiar nature, shi.is--aci,ristidat.iii's,uer- Itii, 4.0, ',1,11,?l thetssue,of.her Cause, which shou ld . B I ;his .t„.. - e ?tett investigted' lii tile Lona of king s e n,c,.' s, • o,;'.';, •--Nliss Nlale cleems it expedient to ia form the.lirfe . ans ti.-41”1:titity,, that t he necessity - of one inimeinaze collitribm,- 64 ti:„s ;,I,.'e.reby su-perseded and that sin- is now /irepajlin , !: 1 ; till sl'ioi,:tiyza-Coneise Narrative of her OppressiGn, IN tt i . 4 1411 21), 1811)5'.11)11'4". lIANNAiI AIAIIIA X . ALE. 77............;-___ It YZARII),- lIIIIINE, aii(l Cci Stock -brokrs, 6 , , respectfully itilotin the Pulnic . tll't 'Tickets and t").444t.k.5. f4e the tvisinio.,..svrp i orr? " ' ‘, o'l "Sate '..• z4".itiiii, -jc „.?,.,,, •, • tRI are no,• . of only jijoa T•'-':-'`.•••-`•,-ki.-R-X..C.ii,\Nt-lE.._. lathis Lot- , of T„.„ I,_, sand i.1,..05, there is ()tie P i iz e of .;0,000!. Ont. The whole'iriii Goineas, inn' Tw o of FiNTi• Hundred itnell. thatitltd tu GOO- (31:4" °" the 13th .of M,AY, in th e ! 17 , es . son .._ - D will be paid at their Office, in GUINE,,,, gs drawn. ..........,_ All - 7 --- " -- ----- the ITIREE P'llZ l i'S of TiiiirrrniousANl) POL'NUS, t il t' ONE of 04ITIOLTS INI) GUINEAS in, GOLD, tvere 'Qzlreti alit( Suid iiv 81.511,.th.e. CONTRACTOR, 4,544 drawn Wednesday, April 19, .30,0001. 3,882 drawn Wednesday, April 19, 30.0001. 1,,106 drawn Saturd4y, April 15, ":3ii,r,001. viriT,.. 4,113 dcatwn Wednesday, April 5, 1,000 Guineas. ti the tineerest 'pleasure T.,13151L an:.- I:(7tli„.!ri , , nouhce s the ab,ve unprecedented sucteS3 to his .'' , l the Public, who have in so distinguished a manner, t u t. t r tt v d liir fi n . t i v it l l i tl , :i l .:l i r iC., omiLurii;:tidls, in ! f lip , ti• u . , Iy , ~ p the r e a n t: Zull.er lust (io.llk?'; 11(., ( W . 1 : 1.7.1 1 %:•it ha Tl;re.Le !' Thousandar" i11At1,,,,.' , 1 e.at itt 'Gol, and another Prize of Thirty Thousand tet""s', hut of that this Lottery is ritstrieted by Go t,tt,ttito poly Five Thousand Tick 4-:.s for , lii,it.:in.g sQld.ine the 2. - " , ':(e, ,) just comeludeq, upward s in 1.3,000, 1 iekets, tads i_ ivery",),Ttred tinale . i.as (~ontractor) to meet toe demain . s . f fie.T eAreper f or 1 'acts on Tuesday, lath . , (the c 147 i t ~,i l, ' , rile lau drawing) as all the Ticket, were disposed 0 1 auTcol)e Itopossilde, from the above very limited number . of 'ir si • (44 ' 1 btiug 61)1i4ed to supply each °thee -Keeper with he ,Poportion) to meet the vvishes of all his friends ; and it tirdlusstequallY grateful to every one of It them, he sLi . ould feel Sli ares r to make distinctitins, by retaining any T i ckets or (° (s lot those who are late in honouring Iliathor tort, att4s and therefore entreats an immediate ki t h a ' 411 the Pive Tlionsitud Tickets are delivered from the appliea, IlAy' '" (1- the whole Lottery Will. begin .and finis)) 13TII ... , (oext Mouth • l 1,.. HI,•„ ••••• . , • . .. ( AO . • •', Quntract CORNIIILL or 9 CITA-RING- S, London ()I.' 4, ' 1 ' ---,----..___: c0N,,,,,,i,,, ~.„.„ 4 PnOPESSIONAL 'i4:l'.‘N, whc; through at? ,1',4,.. ea'crt,,li•il'.e Practice in the allove •Disese has been si) il' . V:4, t ; ? ':', t" discl,ver ► a ALEDICINF that is' ' ' an IN FALLI "4lcort.-,,•`4 for CONSLIMPTIONti iiy . which Medicine he bill,ll ... Nally wen' 'area ore.; qemilletit Physicians, ..,,a ;'...Kh `I! t ; 'e last stac of a Consumptions attended with ~ t ,4 shit 06)1(f oil, antd inatous swelling's of the ''') thee:, .ihougli the truth of this assertion may be'doith!: 1_,t),1\1,,,,t Arderertistr, 'is Itapvy to say, that he has it i."r ['hi', 1../y,,iter.. thst Professional i l i , t ~f°l! ft!! ..to those he has cured, and when given (1 . 1 e u ).., Men ; he therefore not . .p . b 1,,i,e . It to those who are hthouring Under this affiletiog 1 -t • 4; i 'ri ( . ill "I),'t-sti.-I)°,t paid) addressed for A. B.- No. 6,. Gr.eti.et ,I.4ilylitkltilitdc.,,..et;t:lNtitZroad, nary -le-bone, London; will bare ; and where attendance is given every g3t -..ptkt(j), from in to P 2 in the. forenoon. . , 111 . LI % 1 ,. t, "IQESTION I-1E -ID-ACH, ERUFVON C-F . ' - 'ki l t') ji, 7 s THE NE.IN. 11 1 , 1 til a i it" v-ACE has proved that the most.effee.-s t4,:ii,lla ilit,.,iedy discovered for the above Complain,ts,. ! ilti': lat, 'iTiiiteed into this Country by an eminent I 1i .1,`•0.5-,1,-,,engiil, under the name of Ike BENGAL AN II: i t ' l l i 'l li, iji--LN.----Sir Williaisi Alt ha m , Letter , d 4i it e L l d_ 11,44,,,,1ttat11,,,i ,i';,,,lstnistiesi,,i that lie . has found ti t l h e ep ev ni . o;-;. r.e J . . r. ;41.'1),R'Pr,s,(,)x,i(411,tal'sse.1.satisi Atile-(tliciiinee;e and took - them twelve 11164 t X,: s '. lie Itas renia'inetilaentirely free from the \ affecti . on k%:1411, b;iel and I-lead, and Illotch'es of the Skin,hy which , 11'4 ' 4f this i ' lile'iiisi )i -a great sufferer ; and that in_ evi-) it;tit," 1444 A-4,l'e CoMplaints lit has reommended. thc:mi, otP.ls',.).Yecl equally he.neficiat. They ►not o , illy coy ) elf ii,tts!i4,B3';',u,e, arid of;•1/4,tisive Matter from the. Stouiaj.icat.sl 1 14; c• es, ui.ut supei firrins Serum front the Sy.F4Pl",.‘ which is y 4 '' of the sl,glent variety of Diseases, particularly -I:. V ki4tl'l. 4. kre N t ,. ",.1, tic:ad-Atli, Swelling of the Le g!' 81 `..sdc• ,eir tlore the hest Spring Physic t hat Can he . e utp , o} c . If, 'le i, eilt4ti.,l intky ;not s,ntier:• by spurious inutatiosns, 14t1/41,11!,44'dgzi°411''ii,1 tO Mr. Bacorl::ioo Oxford -road ; , vlr, i l's' Church -yard; Mr. . 11', 46 v h 0 i r ; ~,,tic(tiirt2:cr.of S i r. au , u ... I Rohm, 1 brtsmo tb .: ....i I. :if it i .‘ L f 4et J I '' : " ; •'= SALES BY AUCTION. NTALUABLE REVERSION of a POLICY (,f INSURANCE, in the EQUITAB.LE., with , THREE THOUSAND POUNDS, with. the_ accumulated Addition of -ONE THOUSAND SIX HUNDRED and TWENTY POUNDS, payable on the demise of a Gentleman in ids Sixty-. second Year, which will be .SOLD by AUCTION- (by Order Of the Commissioners of Litiukruptcy), by Mr. STANLEY (late with Mr. Peter Coxe), at time Auction Mart, on WED NESDAY, the ad of May, 1815, at Tweivo o'Clocl: pVecisely. Particulars. —Th e above Policy - •of' Insurance, (No. I 4,6:23) was effected in September, 1794, with The Society for Equita.- ble Assurances, at a Premium of 1041. 1 13. 6d. per Annum; for Three Thousand Pounds; to lie„,paid on the dethise of th e Insurer, to his Executor s , AdmiiiisTratorsi'or Assigns.; and the said Sum 0f.30,2/01, is become entitled to the accumulated Addition of taw. also payable on time demise of the Insurer aforesaid, who is now in his Sixty-second Year. The Pre mium has been paid up to September, 1814. Printed Partieulars,may be had of Messrs. Bleasdale, Ales• ander, and Holine, Solicitors, Hatton-court, Threadneedle street ; at the Auction Mart; and of Mr. Stanley, at iris Great Room, No. 2D, James's-street. STANMORE, HERTS. -TRULY DESIRABLE COTTAGE in nne'of the most beautiful Situation's in the Kingdom, standing in the moist of a richly diversified Pieasure-ground and Shrub bery, with, Gardens well stocked with Fruit Trees, selected with 4he greatest care, and in full hearing; rich Arable, Mentfow, and Grass - Land ; coniiiodions °tikes of all de scriptions ;- within ten Miles of London • the Neighbourhond highly desirable; and surrounded with Gentlemen's Seats, Villas, tic. by Mr. ROBINSON, on the Premises, Stamnore (by Order of Dr. Pemberton, the Proprietor); on MONDAY, Slay 15, 1815, at Twelre o'clock. The-Dwelling-house, which is in excellent state of Repair, recently papered and painted, and contains Drawing-room; Di”ing" and Dressing Room, four best Bed-rooms, six 'detached inferior Bed-romas; Kit chen, Pantry, Laundrv; Dairy, Larders, Wa-b.hoiise, Dou ble Coach-house, Stabling for Eight Horses, Cow-h ouses , Piggery,- Ice,-hoirse, excellent Water, Garden, Pleasure grounds, Arable, Meadow; and Grass Land, part of whielnii CoPyhold,' thr other held for a long term. The Gardens are in the highest state of eniti ration„and hearing. The Situa tion comma:lds licit, beautiful, and cOensive Views in every direction. 'The whole in a Ring Fence.-- , -Partienlars and Coalitions at the Essex Atms, AV:a/tint; Staumore Arius, • Stanniore;• the Inns ta Edgeware •• on the Premises ; t.l;e Auction Slut ; De Bruin Esq. :Surveyor, '2l Sauthamp- • ton-street, Bloomsbury ; and Mr.Robinson r Atietioncer, Great Queen-street, Lincoln's-inn-fields. WILLIAM MOUNTAIN, SARACEN'S HEAD INN, Sn London, , . The best Accommodation fur Travellers, good Beds, • choke Liquors, and moderate Charges. The following, Post. Coaches, Nzlil-Coaches, Vic. set.pal Irom the Sareen's'i-kaft tim, 'WEvmourti UNION Post' Coacb, four Insides, every Afternoon. through Din cliester, Bland r ford, Salislutry, Andover; arrives at Wephouth next day, five hours bet •re the Packets sail to Guernsey, Jersey, Cher he u: and St. Maine's. , From 'Clierhow-gh to Paris is a most delightfol R o ad, th e 'b est and cheapest travelling' to Paris. BRIGHTON new elegant Post Coach-, fosir - Insales only, .vvery Morning'at-nineo'Cleek, througlk Crawley, ktvegate, &e. EXETER, Plymouth; \Vermouth, Dorchester, 'Falmouth, Dartmaiuth, and Salislmry, New Post Coach every Morning at !tali' past 'Six o'clock, through Huai ton, Axminster, Brid port, Blandftifil, Basingstoke, and Bagshot. Pa - eitiorougli, Stiltna don, new Royal Mail Coach, setit.out every Evciiiia,:.Coaches ,from Boston to Spilsbv, Louth, Grimsby, and Hull, BATH and BRISTOL Flying Post-Coachea; - through Chippenhatn, Caine, and Mavlburiigh, every Afternoon ; arrive at Mr. May's, the Greyhound Inn, Bath; and the Lon don-Tavern, Thomas-street, and tkt Swan, Bristol, next Morning. —Coaches to Wells, .Bridgewater, Taunton, &c. LEEDS new Light C.nach, called The Rockinghain; sets out - every Morning at Eight o'clock; carries Four Insides only, and goes remarkahlv easy, with a Guard throughout. Passes through Stamford, Newark, Itetford, Doncaster, and Ferry bridge, to the Golden Lion, Leeds, next day at Noon. 'NM- Withstanding the nocommon Expedition of this Coach, it is allowed to be the most agreeable and cout;tiete PublicsCOn veyance on the North Rkkul, being unequalled in act:online) dation by any other. KENDAL, Lancaster. Preston, Kirbv-Lonsdale, Bolton, Chorley, Oimskirk, ;run! G og- Post-Coaches, every After noon' at Five o'clo c k. G uar d e d. GLASGOW, LonF,town, Gretna-Green, Annan, Dumfries, Brownbill, Thornhill, Nanquhar-Kiln, Caniuock, Kingswell, and all Parts of Scotland, Camperdown Coach (Daily) YORK, Newcastle ,and Falin!mrgb, niiw Coach, performed' sri h a Guard throaghout, se t s ou t every Morning at half past Six o'clock, by way of NZwark, itetford, Tadcaster, Dar lington, Northalleiton, Durham, Mut puth, and , Berwick. Pa.ssengera finding themselves fatigued from the length of the juurney, may rest what time they please, and 11101 pro cee.d'on without any additional" Fare. .1. Clark, the Black swan, CM:ley-street, York; nuns Coach - es to Sunderland, Hull, Scarborough, Whitby, and other places. BRIDGENORTU arid Walsal new Post-Coach, every Evening. LIVERPOOL Post Coach, to carry four Insides, sets out every Morning, through Ltitterworth, High Cross, klinaleY, Atherstone, Tamworth, Litchtiehl, Ullesthorp, Knutsford, Warrington, Northampton, and Dunstable. CARLISLE, Penrith, and Whitehaven, Post-Coach, goes with Four Horses, and a (Aquit all the way. Passes through Brough„lippleby, Grcatablidge, 117annond, Catterick, I3oroughbridge, Wetherhy, Abertiird, Doncaster, and Gran tham (the nearest way by 18 Miles), sets out every Morning, and performs the journey with the greatest facility. Pas sengers detained on the Road by business or pleasure, have the peculiar advantage of their Seats being Sec:tired in the next Coach. WAKEFIELD Post-Coach, every Morning, at half-past Six o'clock. ' • CIEsTER, I\Teivoort, Whitchurch, Tarporley, Nantwich,, Islorthvvich,. and Middlewieb, Poet-Coach, every _Evening, as, Five o'clock. SCNDERLANPtockton, and Yarm, new Coach every Morning, to the Geaige Inn, Sunderland. MAT.“IIESTER, Winslow, Congleton, Newcastle, Walsal, and Wolverhampton, Post-Coach, every Afternoon. Guarded. SHREWSBURY, Wellington and Shanal, Post-Coach, the Prince of Wales, to • the Britannia, Shrewsbury, every Evening at Five o'clock, Guarded. SUIF,FFIELD and Rotherham) Post-Coach, called the Rock itigham, even - Morning. - SOUTHAMPTON, Winchester, AlreSforti, and Alton Coach, every Evening. BIRMINOLIAM :derctiry I'ost Coach, with a Guard, sets out every Afternoon, and reaches Birmingham next day at Noel). Passes by Oxford, Euston and Shipstone, to the Saracen's Head, Bull-street, and Inn . , Birmingham. BIRMINGHAM,. Warwick, and Leamington, New Post Coach, every Morni. HULL, Northeave, Howden, Thorn, and Doncaster, Post- Coach, every Morning at half-nitst Six o'clock, to the Bcill and Sun Inn, Myton-Gate, Hall.. HERTFORD, Ware, lloddesdon, and -Clieshunt Coach, very Morning. • TOITENIIAM and Edmonton Coach, Daily, at Half-past Ten, Half-past Two, Hall-past Four, and Malt-past Seven o'clock. WILLIAM B. MOUNTAIN and Co. respectfully acquaint their Friends and the Public, that they will not he account- , able for any Writing, Parcels, or Luggage, &c. of more, than Five Pounds Value, &lost or damaged, nuless'entered as such and paid for accordingly, at ttie Sibracen's Head Inn , Snow-: Hill, London. Ay , Passengers and Parcels art booked roi- all the above Coacbes, at Hatchett's New White ilorbo Ceilar r T 4 110 FOR TIIE EIRE OF iyro FisT- S_4II,INO VESSELS. R%cvy-Office, tlpril 2l,lBls. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and COMMIS SIONERS of HIS 31/IJESTrs - Ar.,IVY do hereby give.Votii•e, That en TVolnesday,„the 36E of Mn next, at (3n42 ' , Pock, they will be ready to treat W ith such' Persons as may be willing to Contract for the Hire of TWO FAST -IN 6 VESSELS of the same description as the Pot- Office Packet floats ernploYed between Dover cr Harwich and, France; but the Vessels are to be froot 100 to 150 Tons bur then,, and the Accommodation for t/e Passengers will be par ticularly attended to. of the Tender 27111:1 be seen at Hsi:: Ogee. No Tender will be received after One o*Clock on the day of Treaty; nor any noticed, unless the Pliny, or an Agent for hint, clitends. f • 1 - W77W EI:VG-OFFICE, April 8, 1 S 5. p r im co.vittssioNEßSAr VICTUALLING 21[4.IESTI"S N..irif do hereby glee Notice, that,!.n Friday, the 21st instant, they will Le ready to receive 9 :c11(4 , r3 in writing, sealed lip, and treat fur TWO HUN- D itti) TONS of IRON BUTT and ONE HUNDRED TONS of MON PLATE HOOPS, to be manufactured from the best Britttvh Iron, to be delivered in Four !reeks, by weekly prb , porticvs, into his. Majesty's Victualling Stores at Dept:Ara' ; and cN be paid for by Bills payable with Interest Ninety DaYs after date. 771.C,Comlitions of the Contract may he seen at the 4 .S'eere. ta? . if's Office. Ye.; and will he had to any Tender in which the Price shall not he inserted hi words at length,'or that shall not be deliec;.cd to the Board before One o'clock on the said Friday, the:2;st instaid ; nor the Perso,t Who inakes die Tender, or `sodie I'erson on lai. ifehalf, altcnds, to answer when called OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, 4pril 19, 1815. T im PAIINCIPAL .OFFICERS if His 31.4 . - JEsTr's oltay.d.NCE do herchy give - Notice, that i'roposals . will be received at theirOSlce, or lofiire Iliquesday the 3d of.Vag, from such Persons as may la-tvllling• to undertake the Supply of TIM H UN RETYCI lALDRON of C OALS for Stiviee of ibis Depart ment at Gilkraltizr, there to be delivered at the Expellee of the Contractor ; the Coals mast he of the "description denominated .4dairs Lighten Moor, or-equal thereto in polity and goodness. _ ' Farther Particulars, together with the Terms and Condi= lions of the C:mtract, inga he known at the Secretary's Ogee; in Pall-liallati;rJ.said, any Day between the Ifors of T e a and Ftur o'eloci f where the—Proposals wnst be de livered, settled up, and endorsed,'" Proposals for Coals;" inft;/io. Proposal can be admitted after the said Srl of :Intl, av - 4 , 4til v e o'clock at Noon of the swine day, neither trill . any ~7'eueler he notieed i • unless the Party making it, or an .1414:. behalf, shall attend.' , • ify . Order of the Board, R. 11. CREIT; Secretary. OFFICE OF ORDAT--EVCE, ;Iprit 24, 1815. T ..PRIYCIPAL •-OFFICERS of His 3J41 JESTY'S ORDNANCE do hereby give. Notice, that Proposals will be receic'ed at their Office in Pall-Mall, on or before Trolnesday„tAe 3d of May next front such Perscns trs soar/ be willing to undertake the Supply of TIN PLATES for Service of this Departmint, for a period of Three Years, determinable after tke Expiration 'of the First Year, upon Notice of Three Months, at the Option of either Party. Patterns of the Articles may be viewed,. upon application at the principal Storekeeper's Ob'ice in the Tower; and far ther Particulars, tou•elktr with the Terms and Crindilions of the Contract, may be knoune at the Secretary's Qfflee in aforesaid, any day between the tours of Ten and Four o' Clock, where the proposals must be delivered scaled up, and endorsed " Proposals for - Pin Plates;" fact no Proposal can be admitted ofiCr the said 3d Day of .117 y, at Twelve o'Cloch at Noon of the same day, neither will any Tender be noticed, unless the Party maki.cg it, or an .dg•ent iu his behalf, shall attend. By Order of the Board, • • CBE IP; Secrefary. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, :April 242, 1813. rig PRINCI4)4I, OFFICER i S of flis M - JEs T rs ORDN.I2VCE do hereby ;;ire Notice', ea' — Proposal s will be received at:their gifice, in P4R-Mall,' on Ur before Friday, the sth Dare of May next, _front such Pe:sons as2nay he Willing to Undertake the Supply ,f TIN WA4E, and TINNIAN'S ARTICLIiti o for Service of this Department,-for a period of Three Years,-detenninable after the Expiration of One Year, upon Notice of Three Months, at the Option of either Party. - • Patter ns of the "irfkles may he viewed, triton applieation.at the princiinit Storcheepri's ()pee in the Tower; and farther Particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of. the Contract, t,nan he known at the Secretary's Office, iii Pall-.halt aforesaid; any day between the Hours of Ten and Four o'Clude, where . the Proposals ',wit hr. delivered, sealed up, and Endorsed, " Proposals for 'fin W;n- t , ; " h i st no pro powrl cats be ..atbni!ted after the said sth of . May, at Twelve e'Cioelt at S'oosc of the Caine day, neither 'trill any Tender - be noticed, sinless the Party snaking it, Or a n e f gen t his behalf, shall attend. Bet Order . of the Board, IL 11. CREIT", Secretary. HEALTH AND HAPPINESS. W . , A HEN tlie spa of life begins to grow di m , the circulation lunguid,•and the mental faculties impaired, by those melancholy infirniities which torment, the minds and exhaust the strength *f the enfeebled votaries of pleasure.--Dr. VENEL's TONIC REMEDY is proved. by ex-• prience to be the most certain, safe, and permanent Medi cine ever discoYered. In every degree of muscular debility, va3cular relaxation, weakness, or iltony, in eitlP4r ' sex, the invigorating and re-animating powefs, of this balmy Iti medy are speedily .manifested ; it is not, IMwever, by exciting a temporary tatimulus or irritation that tlibse desirable elects are produced, but by invigorating, renovating, and exhili rating the animal spirits. The tonic effects of this divine Re medy restores the languid, debilitated, nervous, and re laxed, of both sexes., from the mortification of being an in cumbrance to soc i ety , t o t h e most 'gratifying and diguitied s tat inn of C onsorts and" Parents. Dr. Venel's Tonic Remedy is prepared and sold, wholesale an the Proprietor, at his hffilie ' No. 14,'New Noti u tour in one 1,1. 335. duty in c l u d e d.--Sold also, by appoint t t r i_ e s t tr i e l : I I :y lted-li o n- squar c, p i ic e 10s. tid. per packet, or silent, atßacou's, 150, Oxford-street ; Richards's, 193, Strand ; Sat ton's, Corner of S o utha m pt o n-street, tlolborn ; and' by all respectable Niudiciu u Nit:wit:is is Towa and Country, [PitiCE. -HA.t.ktiiN/slta NA VA L is E WS. PORTSMOUTIT, APRIL 28.—Arrived his Majesty's Ship Sairlphire from Guernsey, and his Majesty's ship ' Erebus from thd Westward ; Charlotte, NADATT, from Amsterdam. Went out of harbour the Misletoe schooner; Came : into harbour -his Majesty's ship SirTraneis Drake, and the Albart schooner. Sailed his Majesty's ship Pickle for the Coast of France.—Wind FAIMOUTN, APRIL 2g.—Arrived ,the Itatiger, Bamr:l, from London', 'to be a packet. Sailed the L'Esperance, for: Bourdeauk.— Wind E. .1 1 LtmouTfl, APRIL 26.--'e;tlllC' iu the Rhin frigate from a crnize, acid Acbar ditto from the E. S. E: DEAL, APRIL .28.-Artived the Trio, Cotrt; from America for Anisterdam, and remains in the Downs. Sailed his Majesty's ship Tenedos for Portsmouth; Malvina s Experiment, Dick, Oswin, and -Lavinia transports, for Lisbnn: Five o'Clock.—Arrived the George Canning, TRIPE, from Buenos Ayres.—Wind N. E. TILE ROY..th ACADEMY. , The antinal txhibitinn at Somerset Ifouse was Yesterday, usual, submitted to the pIiVAtC in. itection of the Friends of the President, Council, and Members of the Institution in general. The ; VRIN,C7-REGENT was invited; but tignified,.ex ilressing his regret, that it was not convenient for 'hint to . attend. His Royal ni g h . . - ss; houC ever, will have a full opportunity of viewing the Pictures this day, its he honours the Anni— versary Dinner with his presence.. The Duke of GLoucEsTeu, and thd- l'Kineess - SOPHIA Of GLOIJCPATER i altentled by EVMUND CURREY, ESq: the Secretary so-his 1-lighness, and Comptroller of his household, and Lieut.-Colonel 11Amit,Tols1, the Groom of the .Chamber in Wait ing, and the Ladies in Waiting, 011 the P,tincess, arrived at 'an early hour, and. were received by Mr. IlitsT, the President, who accompanied theta through the sevefal rooms, in which they passed., about three.. . When the Royal Party, &c. had retired, the Duke of RokttittOrt, with several' other Noble men, Gentlemen, and. Ladies, were adinittpd.— Tiere •is a more than -usual proportion of I'br traits. Those of the PRINCE REGESzT,_ the Duke Of WELLINGTON, the, Veteran BLUCHER, and the IA et man V.:LATDFF, b•z suer: (11C , St conspicuous,. There were other•PortrOts of dis tinginished Individuals, by most - of our'promiaerst ArtISM- CALCOTT has a Marine Subject, and TURNER an, Historical or rather. Poetical Land scape. But•ave have no room for more than the present brief notice. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. NEWMARKET FIRST SPRING MEETING, 1915. FRIDAY, APRIL 28. • Mr. Lomax's Shenley ? 7st. I2lb. beat Mr: Charlton's Tozer, Bst. 51h. T. Y. C. bogs. • Mr. Craven's Eaglet, Bst. 911 L beat Mr. Stonebowee s c. by Selim, 13Ib. First Half of Ab. M. 54 . 5.-2 to lon Eaglet. Mr. Stoncliewees Hamlet, Bst. 71b. beat . Mr. Bouverie's Selieherazade, Bst. , 1111. T: Y. C. 300gs.—Even betting on Hamlet. Gen. Grosvenor's Bon Mut, brother to Joke, beat Mr. Stone hewer's c. Drudge, by Gobanng, 'Bst. 21b. each.T Y.C. 25g5.- 7 to 4 on Bon Mot. Mr. Dundas's Original, by Rubens, beat Mr. Lake's c. 'by Gi.anicus, out of Whipthong's dam, Bst. 71h. each. •Ab. M. 100 gs, h. ft.—Even betting on Original. Mr. Stonchewer's Hamlet received forfeit for the Sweep— stakes of 150 gs each, 30gs ft.—Four Subscribers. LAW INTELLIGENCE. CONSISTORY COURT, DOCTORS' COMMONS. CRINI. CON. CHRISTIE V. CHRISTIE. This was a proceeding for a divorce, .at the in-, stance of Chaoles Christie, Esq. of Gunnersbury lodge, Ealing, Middlesex, against Tholnasi'ne his wife;on the ground of adultery. • It appeared that the parties were married on the 7th of February 1809; Mrs. Christie' being then a Miss Dickinso n . They bred together from that tithe at Cunnersbary-lodge, except at oecasii)nal residences in London during the winter months, and had three children. Mt. Christie had formerly been a. •Captain in. the East India Company's service; but is now established in a very 'consideraLde_busineSs, as a ship owner and underwriter. His engagements iu business re quiring his attendance in town during the greater part of the week, he usually only went to Gunnershnry of a Friday or Saturday, and retut tied on the following Monday or Tuesday. Upon many of these occasions he was accompanied by Mr. James Christie, a distant relation of his, who continued his visits there until-the summer pt 1811,- when Mr. Charles Christie, having been informed of his being often seen walk ing out with Mrs. Christie during his (Mr. Charles Christie's) absence in town, he remonstrated with her upon thy impro priety,of such behaviour, and forbade Mr. James Christie the house, Here the history of this unfortunate family connec tion seemed at a stand until July, 1814, when Mrs. Christie, in her hu::ba id's absence, was seen to get into a green chariot that was waiting for her, and eloped from his house with bet youneest child and a servant. 51w proceeded'to several inns in different parts of the country, such as the Essex Arms, Watho'd; Salisbury Arms, Hatfield; Swan, Stevenage; and Epping-place, Epping; and remained there for various periods of time, during which she was met and often visited by Mr. J. Christie, and they passed as man and wife. They at length removed to apartments in a cottage at Cooper's-hill, Epping;- ruder the same character ; and in August following, Mr. Christie having discovered their residence, proceeded there with his Solicitor to recover his child, .when a conversation took place, in which Mrs. Christie admitted her guilt. Mr. Christie brought an action against his relation, who suffered judgment to go by default, and upon the execution of a writ of inquiry, a verdict was given for 'j,oool. damages. The Counsel for Mrs. Christie observed, that after this most attentive consideration of the evidence, he should feel perfectly satisfied in leaving the effect of it to the Court; and, S lir g(. ys r es l d V igi s d S o e pt ; 41 7 0, , eni a lti f i t el lr tc s ei t t i o o f r wd t y vs or ce. stating the amplys ui‘icriva t t o u r a e o o d f i