The Sun. — London, England, 1815-11-02 00:00:00

. . . . i/ -.•' ' ' • ' -,- .>. , '-' - Ak - f - ;1* - 4---- - "- -- = - - -- • 4' .., „ -e' ,r :..,..."-,... , • : 2 , -,- - . ...,-...,:.;:f.:et.:1,1, , e_i „ ~., :-.,,,..,•‘----- i, _ . , - . , .. 7 .,„, ' - ... * ' . ------ „,-A 6 A.-- -, ::% t g' --- '-- ' - 3 ~..---.-...., ~D - . ...... 4 —Sl - . :5.„, - ..- , . , .,\..-.N. , ;: T .,....-.-; - . 5yz.,„„ .. , , , , , .....---- . - ' . if' ,..L lA „,-,..v5 . ...,.... v- , ',..,, ---.. ' - =, - ,/,; ,,, --": , i /t 14, ,, \,,,, , - , ,, , „ N k o il/4..„..et .;:.--4 . ,;,- , -,...,/, , --...:.--,, \ ~. 1 . .v1 2 s is f, r . „,,, , --t.-':4 ' X : r l Ni e :~ ":, _ _ 4"! THURS DAY, N OVEMB R 2, ISIS. liumtEn. 72216.1 'LPRTCE TH EATRE-ROfAL. DURY-LANE. Ire R IS illiEsuNr EVENIIST(3, I'. , 9 , 1815 . ()%. ....,..., .tben Majesti es ' S ervants will perform the Tragedy'of --: ,THE REVENGE. • • .' ' ' ~ .tbon Alonzo Mr. Rae , .ji4rez; Mr. Potv e l I ; Don Carlos, Mr. Wallack : Don . ..Zan r ;a; Mr. Kean ; Leonora . (first t imei, Nrs!-Bartiey; Isabolla, .Mrs. Brereton. . . After which (first time), a new Farce, in Tyro Acts, cant,' TWENTI' PElt CIiNT.• 1!:',.... 1 : 1 . 1 e Cha racters by Mr. Ga M ttic, r. Barnard, y r . 12, a rti,y, t....Oxberry, Mr. Harley, ' Mr. MilNri MrS. Orger, Miss 4 ` II . • ...:Boxes . . . . ~,... And Pla ces t o b e taken of Mr. Sp ri ng, at the Rotun d a . 'ir,,the. princip a l E ntrance of the 'rhea:re, inTirydges-s;reet, ~,„;•1 11 T fightly) en till Four, an d o f who :nay had a-Privatc Box W m t o . p ri x.cas 7s._; Second P r i ce , J s. 6d . —Pit, 3s . V,. ; ,Second t a j l e ' 2 5. - -Lower Gallery, es. ; S econ d P r i ce , ls.—Upper' Mr Y. Is.; Second Price, t3d. , . riss. Mardyn having been received with increased a7planc, 14er fir st appearance as the Widow Clieerly,. in The Sol ! Da tightdr, ' that. Comedy will be repeated on Saturday /LoMr., r . . a .wean will - ma k e hi s first appearance in the part of j aet on NI uP ' t . Miss ' t " a Y 13 ' N • Kith a Wash, who waN honoured, on her second appearance, hit.a most brilliant riteeption, will, on Tuesday next, make ll' fm.ers.t_iaiPpearance in the of Patty, in The Maid. . To * n A ) l 1 : itiltiv ma ow, Miss - Johnson, who was received with so, much fa r , ' )4 t-ion as Amanthis, in The Child of Nature, will per -41..:: for the first time. the part of Emma, in The Birth -Day. 0:„`. 'which, for the first Jime, a, new Ballet, railed Cale an.Latirels ; or, The Highlander's Return,—On Satur tlieeitihe C "niedy of The Soldier's.. Daughter : the Widow Red of (2tl time), Mrs. Mardyn.:—On Monday, Rowe's Tra -11011; 'f s e) , Will be revived, with appropriate splen- Ch at ! w nen Mr. Kean will make his first appearance in the i,att acter N m: of Bajazet.—On Tuesday, The Mind of the Mill : li Veirf' -.458 I \ asb. (her third appearance on this Stage).- -4 ? 1, perfiZti.,_,a favourite Conieley; in : which :Mrs. Mardyn will . , ... " tin Thursday, Mr. Kean will in a popular Tragedy. t THEA TRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN: HIS PR ESENT EVENING, Nov.. 2, 181 a, , will he acted the Tragedy of • I) u VENICE PRESERVED. k e c)f N r eniee NI B •Ii• • • Priiili Mr. Egertoil; Be ata,. •. r. arri , .. • e m r. air.Barryntore • Jallier Mr. C. Kemble; r rig; Renault, M • I'd • a Miss O'Neill. "After . 1. —„apruan ; _•c• iC h. will be • produced, for the eighth tinte, Hc . 7 irstirand Historical M.lO-Drinia, in Three Acts, tailed - '11 1 " e .13,‘RT .‘ Olt, THE VOYAC=B To PoLA.N . P. - -us.c Scenery, 'Machii !er y Dresses, and Dq.Orallons . Th e p.• will be entirele new. tr . 'ince de Conti (elected king of Poland),_ Mr.. 16,TH; John 1)11 Bart (Cotninodore of the-French svittrn!ro l e l% fiZls,:itpthin of the Frigate the Fame), Mr. Farley ; ra A i i• °Nand Lieutelm'itt of the Fame), Miss S. Booth ; 1 )f ) tiv 'e i C n ) : l ll i . et on , a.• 'dor), Mr. Toltely ,• .11.?dolski (Casteilan Ati k , t, '‘‘l, Mr. Egerton ; Colonel Cassimir kkirniski (A Vassal t o Rodulski), 111 - List Vo l 01S Wife), Mrs. Gibbs. • The In Act 11. a Festive D ance . • Xx6l !ervinF,' of the Guns, &e. & c ..i n th e S ea Fi g ht, a nd the ftitV r . si ?H of the Vessel, tinder the direction of Signerl.titg t• • • • ki..4ovesefor th e B o x e s H to be taken Of 3Tr. Brandon, .at e the ar t - strcet,from 'Pen till Four. •• • oorswill opertud ,At•-kla1111".31: a'!d• the Play ff" at tialf7past Six. ts. •Seeond Price 3s. t;d.=. , -Pit Second t ee hver Galle.r 2s Second Price 15.—Upper Gallery s.; , j "Hd Pric e cd . '; ••• -; o r; rph • v a - ne t/t 0 .Ppiand,is, folly • ota j'iCnt favour. - Ws u•will perform on Sattieday,'Mrs.tialler ; and Ur. Juliet. _,,t 4 ibit will perform on Saturday, The Strange!._ Al.,o.;!;,!.,!iiiiinoilate the numerous applicants for Bons, rdett . A T ii: .1/ 1 i repeat the Character of llogalind it)-piorro,;Y-..and Tlie , S;e t sd y tjay,in:(l..xt will app eal i n t h e Character °!..-14."-Y l in • I: 4 ' r rrow, the Comedy of A s You Like Satt-, .laller e P laY of The Stranger: the Stranger, Mr. KeiliP y ;le s is a nnounced with m uc h pl easure, that Mis•-'z:S.te: tea r , s ufficientl y recove'red, and make - her first ap . eretn.(e Season, on Monday," in Potty,' in . Übe 13, :.:z4.ars t)lo t)1 , • atte'r which', The Sleep Walk er , w ith JOhn 1) u ). Neitr rla Y , the Tragedy o f 11,.0.e0 sni t Juliet: •inilet, li.s •-•-• On Wednesday, tin! Comedy of The Country Cott that t ° l? -rirt Y !sirs. Alsop (being her first appearance in . z • ( =arri:l r c ?",,e.). ••• 4 4e, i n " urzttoatie Romance of Cyinon has been - for some jirep ara tion,znd will he speedily produCesl• • • TO TitamAs TAY,l,c)it, ESQ. ..' '1 /-1 0Nnutt N ,°•,- . 9, New Bridge-street, London. 1 ye a - ~.. . 111) Edinburgh, INfarch 18. , • -i i leaN'C to inform von, that ever si nce r the , It hi e i, r L 7 Do, I had been alHicted with the Lues 1 ene . r!a .pr, setil, T , ' d ui . l its e tbstinately resisting ever)" coarse of ned3tet`itn'e ..:leizzoit.ll(isfule-rtallieseultost eminent of the faculty heatt, ...tn.!' dis ere courses of salivation, and m lec ar to I `'t of r 4, L.',),nl tat t Hospital with little relief, would app t e.. . „r Ai', di m . , sinveterate nature. I n th e spring of las ,?%(, I,lllll,7e3terper hail got to such a head; as nefirly to pu,. a he I tOr i , i ' t , t n .2. e-1 had a karge ulcer on the crown of ri . - t.. ,. , t. e1, tit a , lne Lach Rrra, and inv legs were brohe.out in a . frig0 . ,. , ,i1 . Rat e r ' ' l ')' right was th'eadfitilv painful, and had - bee.; 1 , . f wu tut' ulceration for the Ilst Ise'ven yea " ; my left had also t'.*le s: 1 1 ,7: , "des oo it, AWLS ' ;ei-v much discoloured, and gave is n a., ixe rneiatinu, 'pain, particularly when Warns la , ' hea l Vit t j t I S to depriv e me of rest ; ila this lank - pi - able stote, , l , gr eat e""tEnteendt•d by Mr. J. Thomplon t (" I t ° r "- eive `, l - 1 1 7 : *liiel i 'a i t ,"re by threat here), to tate your Leake's Poteat IA . , turf„ t i l L ) egao to do on the 26th of May; in the c°u " e ! )f 3. a oasis lit I. began to receive! hellcat—in little ine .. ll - 1! than . , 44" sheers ° l' ' Div head and arms were soundly healed n afte rtver "es the sore..lll my legs healed also; leaving; .ho‘iv )344., cnsidera.lllc discolouration in the shill, and l' , " ' i l l ' e tin,:,," the left, which, by the blissing of God, and a litt le , t he t Perseverance in ' your invaluable - ,Medicine, suNsiced ; ltie n '' , () , (l ," d ispert,ioe-, the shin rt , ,,raining its tiatural hue, and :.lettl,'',".e,64l`ripal - pain"; gradually going eill.--1 thie‘ became, by N il) 12.4crrl advice and nee'diciiie, perfectly free from . all my It t ,, :. r t co mplaints—h ave . recovered my former spirlis . and , 've it 4 ,t ile aird am become jolly and fat, in winch state , ia.iitg itte i n led many months to the astonishment of tat woo knew 1,4 am at :I loss in what terms t. express my gratitude, bat tlii' s 3. :tit for the good of other suffering mortals, to make 4 1oli .1 . ca se.as-publitl as possible, as I shall on every occa ' j? s'6 doing y ou will greatly oblige, fl', your grateful, obedient, very humble servant, ALEN:. MURN.E.R ~ wan tl s Close, High-street, Falinbu'rgh. iL Witn ltn eSgi'S to th e allevc care:— ' Pr, . llumpson, No. 14; New Pooltry Market, Edinburgl.; Pr „.J.4lluNi.intosb, old Assembly Close, Edinburgn-, ..oaii.eclttiiel sold by the sole Proprietor, THOM,-IS rAY . - .h,„„ l' ‘ ,"2ulher of - the Royal ,College of Surgeons, at his °fir,f.,,,`t- ) 7!), New Bridge-street, London; when e ? after t a et i i,; ..- yesicitnice of movie than 38 ycarS, in a practice i Nil I . 1,,ti0-, dirccted t.e. the cure Of Venereal Compiaints and those Iter:;.„" t ' l l to the Parts of Generation, with that. inviolable attest - J . which men of his profession should always observe in . p.,r,, l j''ses, he 'natters hiniSelf the advice and v.ssistatice he . ht ,4ti"slY adinitristers to persons taking this Medicine, will tltt,iiiety:le! a l it';t discerning Pu'olic, as air advartag9 seldom ) ,'Als I t (1 x-oid of all ambignity. 10 .: 6 " 1 , tr; his arpointillent, for the cont'enience of tho , st %tr e j t , l ,a distance, at the Purloiner's; N 0..;:,, Si. Alban s• b ish„',..` lll .:lrtall; the Tovshop, No. 163, Oxford-street; Mr. tiri,i,‘","l:/i9'; No: 7, Fis'h-street-bill; MT.l3axter"s; ...South (-2alCivjit,-.nt:biergli ; Mr. NLl)oriald, ;Jeweller, Gla'sgow; Mt . . te !w , i i St Dublin ; and by one perioii - in efferY considerabl e el icti s t i . tileat Rritain ;me! lrelautt, in bOxe' of only 2s. thi. ‘t-114e0"'i',.•ii, nett.l.sealed up with full and plain directions, 'stis, l) ,, ' .., l ;" 4 "iiS,t;f eh 'ref SVS, may ' c-u re the:nisei tes with x, ici-:,., secrecy, and s :leer. . std' ( Z. ve .ry Box sold in tii:eat-liTitain is sealed tip with h , t ' thk! ' ' '''' - ieli, bY favour of the Ceninnissioners, is printed '4l il't \t —till) °Ili CeT ‘Tavk r N o . 9, Nets' L' , Tidge-street, 414 vi'hiCh I,i Feh n i -, a. ,,, ( 1 ;11 . '0 - flip -Pi counterfeits. . ) b 44 TR,LVSPORT-OFFICE, Oct. ?a, ISISI HE COMMISSIONERS for Conducting' !'is ; MAJESTY'S TR:IA:SPORT SER riCE, for taking Care r?"' Sick crud Ifrounded Seamen, andfor the Care and Cast9dg of Prisoner.s. of IlTar ; do . herelly gire that t 7 c 1 will be ready et this . Ogiee; orn -Trednesday, the I 4 21 d • Yove;nb . rr, 1815, lo reeel;i! sealed 'Tenders, and treat with such Per;i•ons 21 - Ply be willing to contract for Sol t T'lJin the Thijoi. 11oi,pital ‘ at plitmonth,for Th r ive : Months certain,:frinn the, Ist .I";7naz2•y, ISIB, with . . . Beaf, Eice, Silt. . Sno•nr, , - •, • Mutton • , Mtelcv, - • Vine ,, ar , Wine. Bread, Oatifteal, Oil, ('hecsc, Sa.4l), Soap,' licr.r,. Banns. NO Tender :will be ;mired . after One o'tClo - 4 , on the . 13.7 : y of Tecaty, nor any notieect,.unleis the Party,. or an digcnt for leini, personally? attend.. Eacc render 2nn.st be accem panied by a Letter from two respectable Pesfins, engag ing to become bOatnd with the Person tender:ng, in the Sam of 5001: th- doe-Performance of the CoVtract.' • Farther Particulars flirty •be known by applying at this on7ce; : or to the Steward Of the said Hospital.: 77.1NSPORT-OFFICE,. Oct. QS, 1815. • fiE 0.11 M ISS'IONERS fqr Conducting Ili^ -24 " ; 3LIJE:STY's TR..4NSPORrSE'RPICE,for falz,*irg Care qt . Sid: and Wounded Seamen, and for the Care and Custod7 tyr PrisonerS of War, do herdby Notice, that they will be reads/ at this Office, on 'Tuesday, the Novonheri 315, .to rem:cc sealed , Tenders, and: treat with sitch Persons as may be wi.liing to contract for sappltilug the Royal Hitsitiial at Haslar, for Twelve Months certain, from • ' theist January, ISIG, with Vet I, Oatmeal, Carrots, • . Mutton, Sago, St;.; - itr, Bread, - Salt, Wine, Cheese, Vinegar, Beer. 11. - C, . Oil, . and Barley, Soap, Basins, '.No •Tender will be received after One o'Clock oi, the Day of Treaty,_ nor any noticed, .unless the Party, or an Agent for him, ;ersonal/y attend. Each' Tender must be accompanied by a Letter .I . llin Iwo respciilable Persons, er6 . o.ii nk to become bodnd with the Pers,n tendering; in the .t.tm, of 5001. for the due performance of the. Contract. , Farther Particulars may be known by applying at this (Vice, or to the Stewart of the said Hospital. TILIN,'S'POIZT-OFFICE, Oct. 2S, 181 5. . • . . U 1 ' COMMISSIONERS for COnduchng . " N ` .3.I.I.IESTY'S ri.:INSP 0a T E, for tithing. CdreT of,Vek and TPotended Sean:en, aiid for the Care and, Car!. tfayw r PriSoners.of irar,ds herrAti give ,Yotier, - thatthey will lle rga(loat this c),ljice, oil ThUrsday,ihe 23d NovenVier, 1815, to receive sealed Ten,:iers, and treat with such Persons as 17;1!i be willing to rontrart for Sni,pluing the Royal Hospital' at Veal, for Twelve .114nths ecrtaiigfrom the Ist Ja;,:uary,.l3lG, with 'Beet, Barley,. Candles, . ; Milton, tl:ilrneal, foals, . • Bread, Salt, Sug:ar, - • Vinegar, .Bcrr, • Sago, - -and ' Soap, • - Basins. No Tender will be received after One o'Clock on the Day of Treaty, 11, -, r any noticed,uss the Part l y, or an Agent for personally attend. Each Tender must be accompanied by a Letter fr . oln two respe . etWe Persons, engag:ing to become bound with the Person tendering, in the Sum of 560/. for the duepo7formance of tke Covtruct. Farther particulats may be known hr,' applying at this Office; or to the Steward of the said Hospital. • EAST INDIA HOUSE, Nov. t, E. C 011 13, T. of D R FaCTORS of the UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND TRADING'to the EAST INDIES, do liereby give Notice, That the TRANSFER BOOKS of the said Company's Stoek he shut on Tuesday, the 28th lUstaut, at Two o'Cloa, and opened agaln on Tuesday, tlie•..23d'January following. And that the DIVIDEND WARRANTS of the said Stock, due on the st!►"January next, will Se ready to he delivered on Tuesday, the 9th of the said Month. JAMES COBB Secretary, , . 111 WEST's PICTUR . RE ,SECOXD PIGTUUF, of .GHlusf lIF,ALING in the,TEMPLE, Bud the J)ESIGN.ot the eltli- CIFIKION of ()IJR... SAVIOUR., with several SitETcIIES.• are now Bxhibiting at No. 1-25,. PILL-MALT,, near Carlton..., Uotise, every 4.av (Sundays excepted) from Ten in the Morn ing to the dose of Coml•Fires'are typt in the . Rocing, . 7 By Order, CIIARLES SMART, Secretary. • P011,711.61(AL, JAMAICA.' • '•,k"UP.SC:iiiP,FR)N for the -REI,,IEF of the . • KT'? SI. I' EREIIS .by the DESTRUCTION of tll - 4. - abovi. TOWN PIRE. . , - Amount ,klrcaily advertisesi - 4.4,201 5 0 Eiq. Ayr, N.B. per D. LyottACd. 0 0 John Pnsey %tltt:art.',..;, Esq. - . - - 10 10 0 A Widow's - • - :20 '0 0 Viscdutt Dudley 't.11(1 Ward . - - . 100, 0 0 Sultscriptiotts. In.ty be p - tid 'or reutatetit to the Collecting Committ,e, who are -atldrossed••.at Mr. Holden.'s, New,City ClAltrn!,crs, Bishorgate•strect.-- . St..oscriptirin l' ! holis - also re thafn oven at Lloyd's, and at The JautiLica'Ctitfce-houses.. October 2 , 1, 1515. . - . N - EXT 'IT ES DAV . . atillie Great .Calif Als in .1..' be Drawn, . -. . . -- . „:. • ; • 3....Prizes of ' 7 r.Z; . 9,0a0 3 per Gt.l.;ntib.. :C .136400 - 4 • f 2.0 ; 0 . 50 -doto,. • .80;03Q.. a 4,000 (I ato, . ....!.. . 0;000' 0 E - 1,00 , ditt,p..,. , ... ... .... : . "8,000.. - . 10 500" el i.t to, - 5,090 10.. • ~Si)') (41 tto, - • 3,000 ' . &c. &e. &e. . . . T. RISIT, the Contractor, r e speetfullyac4iaints the Pahl it, that the Holders of the Government'Siook Pa:l4es lia.}: receive the Value IN MONEY ON DEMAND, 7.: - ' *- . . ' • at his favourite Oilices, .o, CORZ,',IIILL, and 9, CHARING CROSS, where the Tiehet, No. Cf;37 ' a Prize of 40,000.1. y„,.is Shared and Sold; and in the Lottery drawn in April, ALL UP: 'lhree Prize 4 of a 0,0061. were - also Sold. ' ' • ". , - THE-UNPARALLELED GRANO PRIZES MAY BE ALL DRAWN NEXT TUESDAY 11 Tr i jri ').DC4ES, Jon. oio ~ l Co. 147, treet, nearly opposite Bond-street, RespectfUlly apprize the and Public, that the Drawing of the prc•ent Lottery Wiliciimm, iiee.NEXT TUESDAY. The Immense Prizes of 50,0007. and aliyady - bear-a preminniof several Thousand Orvinds;and, fronttilt conti nual rise-of the Farads, may, bef,ire the ,be still g'reatly enhanced in Valite. Th, , i'e are also 3of 4000/. 8 of 10001., 10 of and - 84 other (..:apitals with the usual amount of. the smaller Prizes, making a Grand Total of 31,-1,4001. An early purchase is respectfully recommended, .as from the Splciidou of the Stile:he—and theliresent great'demaind, Tickets and Shares 'wilt most probably advance much in Prier. Piiizei to any Amount paid o.:1 Demand, and all Business in the Public Funds transacted with fidelity and dispatch.— Orders' from the C,iuntry, wit h. a remittance by Post Office Order, or otherwise, wilt be gratefully acknowledged and punctually executed. . -4 * State Office, 11-7,koAirdil-street. - EAST INDIA lIOUSE, Nov. 1, 1815. THE COURT cif DIRECTORS of the UNIT- ET) COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND TRADING to the EAST INDIES, do hereby give Notice, That a - QUARTERLY GENERAL COIJItT of the said COMPANY will be held at their House in Leadenhall-street, on WEDNESDAY, the 20th December next; at. Eleven o'clock in the Farenoon,,for.,theamrpose of declaring a DIVIDEND from Midsummer last to Christmas next. - , .JAMES COBB, secretary. ITARRI+,'N'S. ORIGINAL PAN LIQUID v RLACKSNG produces a most exquisite Jet Black, 'equal to the highest Jayaa Varnish, preserves ,the' Leather soft, and prevents it crackine;. does flat soil the linen, and will retain its virtues in any donate. Sold, wholesale, by It. WARREN 14, St. Martin's-lane, London; and retail by nnist Grocers;Boot-M.tkers, and Per tunvt-s in every Town. in the Kingdom, .in Stone Bottles— tit. a - Pint, itl. I.4aThalunt, and 6d. each. • *** Caution—The superior quality of this Elacking has in duced seitcral peisons to sell Spurious Compositions under the above Name, to prevent which observe none arc Genuine un less " lonert Warren " is sittne , l im the label, and " 14 3 St. Martin's-lane." stamped on the bottle. SCOIC•IUTI6 AND .VENAREA COMPLAINTS: raIHE 1Z e put a Hon of Dr. FREEMAN'S GUTTA Si-a:U:1%111N has been arrnly est ablishcil by forty 'ears experience of its beneficial cu rots in Scorbutic. mid Venereal Complaints. For Scrofula, Injuriti of tli'e Glands, the Lymph, the. Blood, or the general Constitution, ticea si.med ictirnonitnts Matter retained in the-habit, or intro duced by eertliin indiscretions, intemperance, or injudicious use of Mercury, this Medicine will be fonnd the most etlifci cious, and at the saine time the safest that earn beeesotted to; and is no less excellent in Diseases of the Kidneys and Bladder,Obstructions in the Urinary Passags, , and Lnnibago. It requires no restraint. of Diet, Confinement, or hiuderanee to Business. Sold at Mr. Butler's, No. Chemside, London, and most Medicine Venders in every Ti', ifßettles, at 9,5, Dd, i se u t h and cgs. each. • . - . ‘A 1 , i' Lh. Lt. I. 1 A. , ...t1 begins _lira \Nirng /111 . of . KY — FrilS ... M(Wri - I. ~.,.: • • ScEIENIE. for 20,000 TfCliets. ' -• 3 ' Pi•iit4 - 1 - yf .... b.. 30,005 .3 per Ctrit.• Consots L. 09,090 7-. • ~..• • r. ,3 - .I,t)aadirv... ,I.; . , ... ~, 6.i :..... • ,000 .500 ditto ""' ' .' -* * - 5, -.4 it) o 4'.... '..3Q 4 3 ditto'. .70. e'. i.., ...... •. . ;3;000 200 ditto • ; '9,00 3 _ . . . .. . • • ftrv•Moo,y .. . ... .-.:,...... t; 2000 - . 44; ....g...... t . . 2,000 - - ''. 'l,OOO ' • ' .. 10 ditt0.,......: .... 10.. 4,115 Prize. 3 per Ceot.'eon.snis and M0r1ey,..,...,4,314,400 The sth, 6th, and 7th-drawn Prizes drlo,oool. be.entitled ..to.thp of 30,0001. maltkar, Three Prize's - of 5031061. 3 per : 15,000 TiCkets to be put into.t!te Number Wheel for drawing the First Part of the ahOv« Lottery, On the 7th, 16th',aud :,:oremlier. The 'Prii4A • remaining after drawing the 15,00) Tickets, 'will he for the :Scheme of the Second Part of the I:ot'tiirv. against. Whith,:slooo.Tieltets will he put into the Number - Wheel, itnd drawn 7th Dec. TICKETS and StiAllt - •; are' scHingbr RICITAIIDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. ,nt. their Otliee4,,Lortiliill and Charing cross, where thee sold in the Lottery (I , :rt2ii ID•th last July, ' • - I. 11;172, a Ptize - 44.20.,0001.. In Eleven ~harts. • GR. NI). •• •S it)Cfti-}IZ-ES. . . 3 of L. 50,000, 3 per 1.:4.7,000,•Cent..•.C0n5015, .• 4 of 1.., 0 00,' S per Cent: COnsols,_ And, Forty-ohe other s,_:;t 4 ritrk im the State Lottery, which begins'nh Noveoiur.. G. W EP,I3 , req sZ•ithe At tvitiota of the Po)) - ic to the Scheme of the 4prOaching Lottery, having no doubt that its intrinsic merit wilt be its best recornmen • dation. •-• • • ' He begs leave at.the same time to solieit a cantinuance of that Patronazo, which his °dice has hitherto so liberally ex perienced, and. so richly remunerated; having shared' and soil the Two Last Prize; of 0,0001. the Last 10,0001. and the Last 10001. ever drawn, , In 11 Shares - 1.31,000 8,59 • In 13 ":titres • L. 80,000 4,502 lu loStw.res L.I , 0c) 12,G3S NVlioleTichet • / 1,050 8,812 'Whole Ticket 1,. 1,000 &c...&c.&c. All in the Foilr Months. „. . TICKETS and . SI.IARES are Clow on Sale at. WI BB's most fortunate °nice, No. 17, LUDGATE-STREET, near St. Va.Tat's. • it Irish Ba;:I( Notes .chanjed,• nue all Business in the Funds iaithfull7 executed, by G; WEBB, -Stock-Brn'ier. . , • • r rcinE .PATENT IMPERIAL.. DINING-TA nix.< and -PATENT TRAFAI.GAII: SIDEBOARDS and DINING 2 fABLES, .in one_eleg - ant Piece of Furpitnre, and upon Fire new ditfCrentPlans ; the Patent Improved Sofa B e ds-and 'Chair fled 6; Itrftss:•screw Fon]: Post, and Tent Bedsteads, Furniture a::d Bedding - complete; Portable Chairs, with several other new jury nted and improved articles of furn4pre; also a general and_yery extensive assortment of Uphoistery and Cabinet Articles for furhishing 7ioit es tOm plete, ready manufactured, where FaMilies may. select and furnish a Whole "Luse in a few days, avoiding' the extreme indonVenictice Of malting several MouthS•in completing their Establishment. East and West India Articles, Army and 'Navy, &C. &c. by 111-oran and Sanders, 1F and 1 7, Catherine-street, Strand, on to insibe most moderate, fur prompt payment. • Just tniblitheil, - price 2s. 7TINTS or ADVit;O• to the NERVOUS and It. DEPALTIALED of both SEXEA, partieular:y to those whi;ie Infirmities are an - insurmountable bar to Con tiubial Ilappiness, ,and to the misguided Proselytes ed that ristrtictive Habit which undermines the most, vigorous Con itptions, arid often precipitates Young Pei sons, in the prime of Life, into all the Ilan - untie; of Old Age, a Complication of Diseases, and the very brink of the Grave, before they are cwiscions of its. moral Torpitode or destrt,- live Tendency. With Observations on the best Mode of 'Treatment, founded ou long and ainiile Px•perieoce. • .. By M.. VESTS,. M.D.. Late Professor of Botany at the'Uni - versite of Leyden, IThysi • • • -•• eian to the Household at Berlin, ike. Published by the Author, and sold by Sherwood, Neely, and • Juttes, No. 20, Paternoster-t(;w ; Green, 3;/E. , , Oxford -. street, atNir Sub o-squm e i and al: otli,:r 134elisellus. am/ era maer,.....sreforsoa .a.mgamsoiln ... V ., •,•••••••••• FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.. FRENCH 'PA PERS. ER EeEIyED LAST NIGHT.] PARIS, OCT. 27.-LThe illa drul Oa zetet of thg 14th announces the recovery from the Museum Of Paris, of some Of the principAl paintings •of the Spanish school ,and some of the. works of EA..: phael,carrjeil off.during the'Vrynch invasion. So: long ago. as ISI4, lists had been drawn up . , .Of tl,ein for 'the purpoSe of their being reclaimed. It is said,, that th'ongli all the conditions of Peace have h'eo settred for some wilt not be delinitiveli * siped till the beginning, of J 1 ext month., in consetiaence :of some particular circurristauces. • General HirjliriliAs been arrested at Bogey, aril ionducfed tO'fionS-le-Sztiflnicz: • A carriage, suppo.,ed _to contain_ General Hill jilt. ~•t'rriecd ~est~rd'ty at the ().Fee of the Mini sal; of i'ohCc.• • • • • The•Bietir Despinoir is stppiiinted Conirnanclarit of 'the .fit : - Tire COtint de ItuchcOottarr; 11•1•fiischal i •decainp, is appjiinteil Can'iniandant of Parrs. tVe inscrted on the faith of one of our corres... pOndents, anti cf the Cu ei'e de An our Number of the 24th insta . nr, finder the head of Vienna, October. ati.ektract 'from the C6urt r Gazet4.4 . an article, ;whiled " Proces Veib4 of the. conference of the 2d of October,lBls, I‘4.7eep the iMiniSters of the Allied Pow . eQ and th'e Duke de.llictieken, :Minister of the King of Franee." We have been Since assured; and we are "requested to sr Ate, that neither the Vienna dye rt 'Gazette, not •any or the Journals puhliSlicit. i n tt i ,,t city, 4.out tin ty such Article. PArtiS, evenin g at fie o'clock. the Duchess at \%'ellington arrived at Paris. • She alighted at the Hotel, whiCli.lierhusbalid inhabits,; R ue d es Champs Elysees. „ The Prussians continue tO.fOrtify Erfurt, where they h'iye:a. - giirri.on of 4000 • . inen. This place Ke.speetalile fortress. The ~suldicis i4en at Guatlaloillie With Atli - n*lra Linois„ AndianilC; . l at Havre eight days ago, nave received pasmuris to return to their houies . . - Spine of them, reached Pails yesterday, . Duri.ng.the pass Ag e -the Admiral shared the lot of tfie,coloupnS.Oldiers; - ilhe had not taken in k stpc_it o prov_i,sionS -mink!, have .been reducea. to ,Jl s ieCgillill - 0 . 11 4t , • • Oct have been met at .Polito s int ;;Iny frOin Orleans to the 49l) . 13dvarjait - aayalry. The route frorit . kiyo,t4 , l.,ln.tlie..l3ot4optiaiS' is entirely'eleaf of fo-,; 4Fig ll . •• are. ,nnmer'dos corps of Prussia - lf , • A.E.P,clps c„ancfrv,cl„ip„iiie. neighbourhood of Ainierlst •and•Civinont,,, The f t ) . agiWi, ‘,4l6are,eneamped in the Champs . eqnsiderqble Sale' of horses copclii,le(4gi.eitifcCre,...that it will not be long before,they . ctepaiTt;„ A Prussian ariny.-corps,, consisting" of 10 or 12,000 men passed through the capital yesterday, on its way . from the TlTartment pf the Seine and. Oise. • • • The Horse Grenadiers -- of the King's Guard are - 1n course- oflortngion at Sevres ; the Cuiras siers at Ilantbouillet ; the Lancers and Chasseurs at Versa'llar and -at St. Germain's ; the Artillery at Orleans; and the Infantry at Fontainbleatt. 7 - The first corps. of Horse Grenadiers that shall be formed - will enter ou.duty rear theliling"s per s.on in the 11 C ‘ Xt tnimol: It is expected dint the itarils will be completely formed by the first ,:pf Janetary. Yesterday Prussian corps, amounting to from S to 10,006 men, coming front Versailles, passed through the capital. The grand movements tak ing place- among the troops. of this nation give reason to think t'..at they are in course of with drawing altogether by different routes. On the 24th, a comity of between .40 and 50 waggons, escorted by-Austrian troops,.prsekpy the way of Monterean. These carriages _ago loaded with pictures and statues from Paris. The Cure of the Cathedral of Dijon has beers arrested. Several federal Chiefs and a Septeni hrizer have experienced the same fate. Letters from Besancon state, that General Mix has been arrested in that town by order of the Prefect. The Madrid Gazette is silent respecting the late events in that capital. The .persons who are, to Conipose the King's. Privy' Council are not yet ap •painted. His Majesty intends . to Finn) a Com mission which will be direated to draw.up . a- plan. for the meeting of the Cortes. On the 23d ultimo a person named Francis vier was arrested in the Commune of Creinietm (Isere) for having spread„ptetended proclamatimis Of Buonaparte.—Lle was brought before the Tri • banal of IZourgoin; and is to be delivered over to the Court of Assizes, .where he will be immediately trjed. From a notice issued by the Questors of the Chamber it appears that the preserved gallerie's the Chamber of Deputies contain only 120 per— sons, and the tickets for them are at the disposal. of the members alone. The tickets for the gal— lery of the corps diplomatique are at the disposal of the Secretary in oldinary of the King. The ptiblic annual sitting of the 4th class of the Institute,,..• which should have taken place early hi this mot", was successively postponed till yes— terday. - It is unnecessary to explain the reasons of the delay- - -;every one will easily comprehend them. • The Secretary of the Class, before giving an account of the labours of the year, thought it his duty shortly to allude to the irreparable losses