The Sun. — London, England, 1815-11-13 00:00:00

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I.l ' ',''''' -, , i 1,.0%cf ttleeratiott for the last seven years : 11 :Y 'ell' "" also Ne ~lt"Ye, nodes om it, was very ranch di.e.ol,ntryd, and g - ave 4,, ' 1:, 1 ,' e . xr ". 6 iatlng 7ptlin, prqtictilarl}' when warm in bed, ''ti g r ' i '''' ' 3 ..'',l=enie ot rest ; Ira this lamentable state, I kils• , 'e'n,fll,•lidort, by Mr 3. l'hompson;.(whi, received .. so '-• - 4, tt , 1 -- • .••''• • e' - Rttent nits, v. 1. 10.1 I L. j.,-r, :)y.thtan here), to ta1.t!,,P91 i ;' ' '' " , ' ' i a I. 'kt .., 1 ,;'' . . 4 "' to d o on illy . 2fitn of iNtiy i `l,l tne• - course: n kuh il t`.` 1- 1 . ), T4al to receive bene4l---in little more t wan a , 1 tm. pl- .:. - • i , 1 and , ~ s wci .„ s „„„di y i lt i a i,•d-- -&or,, f , ' , -(-1 , , vn my 1e., , ai ..). 1:7,-,,. e`,l",.tho•snrew •'u my 1,-;;4-s, heated -also; learing,..how lann .f."'lts'.:,3,'Elltle discol..nrati o;‘ in the shin, and pail, , :t the I. 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Il l i",'; ,1 , 'foe Ilit!' ,, ,id - o‘ f othcrStill,riag iii ., ,rtals, to make 711 `" 1:1 ;1 ` '','ls 11•4 1 ?1) as possjhle, as :f oiaiu on . ever occa ..., -I so. clourg von will -reatlY o!)i . rze, 4. l l ) o :r'gr' - 'at el'ul, -. :be . .dient, vei : Y , ll , l; : trthlei t s i ejli t a s: tt E t, il. slw , . ...-.... ant; selm.r, !Ii;.; - 11-treet, Edin'ourz,ll. - 30b 1 ;• ~, \ Vitin'ss , -.. 10.1i,e alawve c,ir,:— .11" 'I' S: "") N ,., . 8, Ne. yr Poultry :51:..; . ., t. E:; , •, , 7)iirgl:; f i ,, 4,4111 ANtitosh (>l.l, Assemhl, (-1••-(, ; ••• ,; i""l i.,- ;',",., ,' Lf3ii. Patiiritras'old I,' - v ;11, sole .Pr;':nr? - etor, rr - 10.1.1..5s i AA . - 1 141 1 . ,:, -' \ ..,... 4 . 1 ni0ur : of tlke . i:.oyal College n: t;nrceottl, "..t h" tuni t e- ,"). l), New 13 :like-Arc; ..-, •Lon'.lett ; whete ? atier . . .1. scda.,•l4,Ytsilletice of mart: that, :JZ-; yoar.,;, - in It lirar.tive pat tt : Incitic•ilt((:rected to the cure of . l'el .. .ercttl•Ccur . :lantEs . am . ltte.s , t zccre,.. ‘ a d i ,tia the Parts of (.-lettet , tioa,'• wit ti thrlt invtoktloe ttl'et, ea sel. •‘n:01.1 . untot• o f his prole,isiot .ihottiti alw,aya,a.merve in illi,ti t i t , , h., tiatters; hit - 1 . 1;30T the -, :clt‘i . Ce and azsistacce he ,A,),',?vitialintini4tet s io persoa . s.ti,.. iln,C this "::' , lett , i r e , i'le . ' .4 .' i i l u l 44 ' 141 a:14 • ' '!., , i , sccrekipi rob,ic, a, .1:1 ‘lt•iir.Gl,c, 5,1,1 Als,) 5,!...i1i*,(11.,id a Al! atubigu,l,-. likir l i . .. „, ''''`,.l'Y his a,..;:oilitmeal. fo, - !I:" coov_nirrice of thost stq , ,,, t. is; 1, ( "' ,, ItIo, a' 11,e let 1';: ,, t.c . ':., ~. ;_;:,, St.. i\lha"'s• Ilo.,) ; .a- ta; l il ; th, :;•,),„:,,,, ...,. '..:' ~Hr. . l-..street • iNir. , I, ,id„''''::z.t..'s;, :•:,t ; 7, ri,,ii;_,: t. ,:..,, , ~, ~ llaxi,v's, Sonili :.,-• 1 . ,,,,,,i ~ 1 t ; 1 11 , ,:,,i;• ' , .'-'..r.ziv ; Ni t% Ni..l) : „. ,:•1., : ..-..1, :-.' 'ilasgow; Alt. \,i in ' - :i '??.) ; iind io• ~ t• ~ 1 "... ;. L .', ...-i'y .. ‘n..si•lerahle c , . ! , , ,•,...,..:;,.'•lrho .ir.. :::•;.: •,,,,,' ;,::, ~ !,'. se ~,.," '' '. . .• . I ; "' "''' ''( i4I ilf : . L a . ' ', '.:l ~,` . ~. ' ' '''• , 'V ~,, k1 . ..7 5• i. i . 1 ',.:, ,' 5 - • ~,,.. .., • , 1 : .• % '''. . ,.1 i ...:. .. tbe.f...:011;11:;•-.07,;CT. IS OVI.: -:, .1, i, • . ~'',' • .:TI,A. -- ? Nu .•? :-...W 11 .:*.;t. ,-truet, "I".:ti .. "" 1:: ' - '' '.q ' . :r, Nu. cvuuterfeits. e. • ; , :111Xl . • ,1 al!li t., • TH EATRE-R(l'i AL. DRURY-LANE. T His PR ESENT EVENING, Nov. 13, 1815, , I owl Majesties' 'Servants will perf o rm the Tragedy of ~..,. • ' • - TINItRLANE, . - .B.ajazet, Mr. Kean ; : l'a • oterlane, '4r. Pope ; A o calln, Mr. I".rallack ; Moneses, Mr. Rae; Stratocles, Mr. Barnard ; Omar, ,! • 11 . PhillipS; Derrise, Mr Powell; Arpasia, Mrs. Bart 'Y ; &lima Miss L. belly. • In Act 11. a Triumphal Procession, ' To which will be added, the Ballad Farce of TH E QUAKER. • -,,iSi)teerrtit.li: Ekalr,...,,Bellamv; tattiiti„\lr. ?yin!: Solomon, Mr. Mr. I'4l:ldd/wits ; Gillian, Miss L. Kelly; Flo ella,.l!lists Keily; Cicely Mrs. Mathlocks. ~B....t:xi,e_s.a. and Pirtces to be taken of Me, Spring, at the Rotunda, .T. " pi toet)ell Entrance of the Theatre, in Bi)dges-street, ,„T sl ai tTtelyn tilt Four ' m and of who may be had a Private Boa t ri ), - ri t:i t 'xes, 7s. •, Second Price, 3s. Gd.—Pit, 3s. 6d.; Second 't Z3.---Ltwer Gallery, es.; Second Price, ls.—Upper allery, Is.; Second Price. 6d. E . ii. )-4. '''ow, the Conde Opera of The Siege of Belgrade ayil ; ; 4l , l ';' , e, Miss "Nash (her first appearanee in that. Character); di.,'''' '''; , P Nlagpie ; or, the Maid of Palaiseau.—On Wednes• ~:;::' Me' 'Frag.'epty . Of Tainet.:latie : Itaiazet, Mr. Kean ; after a',l'.c,tl trill he rrsentetl, 'for the first time, a new FL.ree, ;'; ~, ,file titl e of Who's Who ? or, The Doable Imposture.— g'i!.b.ll-' le Asis I‘;.ash will haake !ter seventh appearanrr.— k, • , 10:ty, tlie Ctiviedy of The Will : Albina Mandeville, U. Nr ' 6l " , •—nn Satitrtlav a favourite Coinedy.-011 Mon tt:,• , s . • , 4. ,.._, ,et lebratcd I'm:4-ay. . • n cw Coinuilv will ?se prthluced on Thursday, thee3d,lnstant. •. . • r- • • Tz - EATB.F, It.OYAL, COVENT-C4ARDEN. r i - si r i ' '. -, • ' ' r il . ' ”'IP - ETNi' u Vr''TINC N v 13, 1815 ~,:::, .‘,. 4.....".., 1 .1: ~. ,o. i k% I. .1, 0 • . Jo ',.. Vili t e'r ,, trfutiori!. i:: 1' vo Acts, *-- - • Tryi liF1;(; ARS' OPERA. ?.i)..t''.i.9 .Nl;lclicaili: M r. - Sinclair; l'eachunt, Mr. Blanch ')r.l?'_l.4`-(lkit-Alr. I;;:turri, ; Mat o'ttc•Mint, Mr. Taylor; 11101, t S um‘r is ; Mrs. l'eachnin, Mrs. Daicuport ; Lucy, Mrs. • 14t6 " ; I' IY, - Miss SteplicuS. . I-MT L-IV.* AND PHYSIC. - 1,,,b,r. 1 " a "ii"llor Ali '' . lilanChartl; Floxible, Mr.: Marh . ews. ,ri,,'"Y ) ' , "g'T Nlr. 1,i,,J;),; Captain Da'ivers, Mi. Horn...ton ; D. !In rtrown, Mr..likins ; Andre,. Mr. Eine, y . Coachman , 1 1 ,- - ii..)Ts l. , Airs. Hilary, Nil's. ..iii)l.)... ; Laura, Mrs. Sterling. . Att:ke,,,r which will he Jo - minced, for the l•Ifh• time, a new • , "rnncl 1-lis,orieal M - 10-Draina, in Three Acts, called .1V)IIN Di: 13.1.TT ; C/ -I , THE Vt)Y,AkiE as.o. POL.I.ND. , , 3, !lsie, SeenerT•,, \le; hinely: Dresses, anti Decorations, '''!, - ; .. • will to , entirely nets: • • , t t i ' l le'Pri lice fl e C, , iii, '•• ',coed .•tin,TT; of Polald), NirL3.la -44(1 P1 " ,1 -.Jaiin On ' I ~t (c4,11,,v ) lor , ;if' the FrTmch !Squadron, A..,Ca ', • - `:', • ' 1 T. , ,T .. 1 . Francis , -p.r.,,, ,i; t:,, , , ~,,, ide ~, - 1 1..,, , ~,,... 1 .i;•,s ) ; '4 1 . 4 •f•t, init Lien! eo,-:•T .1 I 't".• Vria;e), .M'.ss S, nooth; -Ini cf"lt';',9'l3,ibei on . 0 . 1 •.,..,,-..', , '...1r. "roliely ; 1:01 •sislii, ( Calt e; Lot 41 4 , , ' n( L'ov'l, Nlr. E,;•••'; ‘ , i : -("a‘i•nel Cie,-,i ,ii' D „ ,nowshi, Mr. I,l••,''''.ttt; Njiiiii.slii a crass ; l to Rodalslii)., Nlr. I,iston; Politia' '''ski (his i:' - e'l ' '• 1 ,ot,s. -•;alour. ~, Th e In AcT it. it Festive Danre. . . J5- xiil - ,; se) : th,9 :, of tht - .Gtn...;,..e.. i•:.:.... on Fight, aril tilts ti,-i u '''' t ' tif 'o, c - tssel, u:l(icr the direction of Siinor'Rz;g -1 e 11 0 1-- , ( :''s for the Boxes to In; ta'.c.ini of Afr.nraml9a, at In h , Ilke. 1-14 rt-slvi'et, fl•aniT, rl !Pl' n""•-• • :i (es ' 7, ; Seenittl lh ie.' :".. Cci.---P.: ','3. 0 1. ; Sce"4"3 Pr ice 4 1"e.„ 4 ,7`.;er ( iallcry T,,,,,; su,:o ll a pile, !, --:-I.lpper Galleryls.; I' '" A ric, (id. l i t ''''' ill he 0 ” ~ , .11 - 7 ~ ..r : . +lst Five, 'atvi the Play 4!,Tl.'t ilgf-past :•.i.' ' • . titirtiie ite17.(:ir,1316 P. ~ ,1 . • :., .. - 41;na, callr•I doh;] nu I. r :vic ° f r .'' 'lshe V.• ~,• ' t, p0',.1,1 , i, is fully established in the .., , avuur au, ' '., , , ~ • • .'1 °" Wedne; d;lv and - :•-•,;..,„.. _ , T %‘ 1. 1 iic ;.; e..ni I.n. 9 , •. - - ...... .• - • - •-•3 • -,•••• (L ai ' 'ruw. the T,l - a.;-0• , •• f.:',' Percy : Elwinrt, ',Ess-O'Nelll ;_ .: : arict;.r); svi';lt '1"11e F""st , °I , ~-i ,I' . '; 3 rt , .. D.r. • - r )lontargis.--On- VT'ecne9daY9 tt'e t-lia • ••• l '''' 'in •- V!!; •, -e: lt,Ts-tta, Miss I,t,'Plie"=-•—°3 ~ 1k0,.. I : . :', ~ . ':- • -- B 1 •*(lera Miss I) --.. it , -... T T. ~.,- ~ , T, 4: ew.ce Prese rv e d : e%; 9 . " '. ' ' ' ''''' 3 ' °I Ilidas.—Oit Fritay wiil be ilk°. f e , ''''' l, ', • .. •, 1, ;;; - mince of Cynion, which has beets • ,s'arle t''.... , . ! ,a.t.,'•,,..% . ' • • - • ~ f, . I' , -;'-'', ,* ! `•H :I , hi , ''..-:''','•:',.) PlCl'tiliF of ClirtlST i''' . ; ":. • ' ~, .r . ' •'" ;' dti 1-97,7 s:'(''' if the C 11.17- , ~ oil the ~,..• ~. -t.• I 1 : , , - - '''' - i''..r!ton -424 1 ‘-' ti lt. , '' ' ' e'lcd) from I' v ti i .l Lie ".00rn • ' :'' -' ' r'' '. _.. , .c. ~„,,,i ;., , ~.: : •-y. - '-.i, tr Psponts. . ...,...._ ;Iv OetiT'r, ,'!:..! , 1.1..., - .2.lART,Secrettiry. . ~. • , . , .Tc? ..- rrit)mAs TAYLOR, ESQ. . ' ''''''''). 1 , •••;• B i l'' - e-•treet Lundon. • ~,,.w i 1.,.., D , tis)Nnutttn ''ia 1?cli-Ivir , h ,',:arch IR ' - -i. • • .•?---, '' • -"' • .99 9 T iI ECI lead.,, • - MONDAY, NOVEMBER M 1815. PE.P7'FORD PICTU.I L LING-Y RD, Nov. 9, 1815. T FIESE are to give Notice, that on Thursday, the fad Instant, at Ten o'clock in the Forenoon, will be exposed to PUBLIC 5..4 LE, at his 2thrjesty's'47ictual , ling-Yard, Deptford, a quantity of SERVICEABL - SIMEAD, RICE, and BEEP; also sundry Lots of the following un serviceable Provisions' and Stores, now lying in the said Yard, . Bread, Bread Dad., Plour, Raisins, Rice, Pease, - Oattneal, Beef, Pork, Suet, Vinegar, Butter, Cheese, and' Sugar; Washed Bags ; Leager, Butt, Puncheon, Hogshead, Bar rel, Half-hogshead, Irish Tierce and Barrel Stares; Head ing, tight and dry Fire Wood, &e. &c. &c. . ,‘ 4.Depositof 251. per cent. is to be made upon the amount ofeach,Lot at the-time of sale, and the remainder of the par chase-money paid before the Stores.are removed, for which porpose a period of 14 working- days will be allowed front the day of sale, the Buyers particularly observing-, that ;tot' less than ones-h'alf of the quantity is to be taken away front the pre nsisra, :Rhin the first seven:flays, and therentaintle fat the seven following days, otherwise the deposit money will be finfeited, and the Provisions or ;Stores remain the )oraperty of the Cron n, as no extension of time will, on any account, be granted. VICTUALLING-OFFICE, Nov. 10, ISI 5. HE COMMISSIONERS for VICTWILLING His 21L1JESTrS N./IVY do hereby give Notice, th,it on Tuese'v, , the 21 st in5 4 lW, Meg .I,e ready to rrrcire :ers in :-riling, sealed vp, and treat for One Tons c/'OATMEAL, to bedel.4rred in the course of a Month into his Majesty's Victualling Stores at t.ic Ports, and in the proportions undermentioned, vie•:— Tons. De'rt ford Portithotith Plyt;:outh 30 100 'll9ris and to be paid for by Bills payable, with Interest, nine'y dar 'after date; dad also . for the Sale of all the that sh.all be made in Ids..7Y.l . l.sty's lirewhouse at Deptford _'or One rear frdmthe tlafe of the Contract. of the Contracts may be seen at the Scere- a -(4 ("fire 1'":"o ~.g,crtt will be Lad 'to ang Tender in which the Price s4all not !ic inserted in words ct length, or that shall not be delivered to the Board before One o'clock on the 'said TucSda,/, the 41st instant; nor villas the Person who nzahes , the 2'coder, or some Person on his bclialf, attends, to'answer •,..'zcn called for. FIRST DAY'S DRAWING OVF.R. NOT ON! OF THE GREAT CAPITALS DRAWN. -3 • Prizes of L. 50,000 4 Prizes of L.20,000' • ur • • . &e. &(. &C. • ARE ALL UNDRAWN. SECOND DAY of Drawing NEXVIHURSDAY, at Nine o'Clock in the Morning. MICKETS and till ARES (witrrinted Undrawn) are selling by WIZARD, BURN E. and Co. at their ()dice, South Gate of the Royal Exchange, where in former Lotteries Capital Prizes hare been Shared and Sold to the ktmoolit of TVPO MILLIONS. • ONE DAY OW:R.-THE RICEIEST WHEEL EVER KNOWN ! • 3 .... Prizes 1.'500001 • . 4 ; 4 7 9 .., 3 O OJ Besides nearly 4000 other Prizes of 2001. 1001. 501. 8:e. &c. Begins at Nine o'.Clock in• the Morning, NEXT THURS DAY, November 16, which will he the LAST DAY BUT .ONE 1 BISII, the Contractor, returns his grateful IL • TI;a111 to best the Public, for their ths tiiiguished Patronage in ALL Lotteries, but more particu larly for the unprecedented .favours he has experienced up to the drawing of the present Lottery, one day of which being over, and nearly ALL the Capital Prizes yet um:lmm , , he, tia,•t!lie pleasure to announce the Richest Wheel ever known in the annals of Lotteries.—Tichets and Shares (warranted undrawn), are selling at his fortunate Officers, 4, Coruhili aud.9i Charing7Crois. REDUCED PRICES OF LOTTERY -TaIDDING and Co. No. 1, Cornhill, have a .1,-. great rariety of Numbers, warrunte(i Undrawn, which they will now sell the following Reduced Priees : - • 1)6c.,•s at. Pidding's. - Priecs at other thiices. Halves, only .....L I e 10 0 Halves • L. 12 15 - 0 Quarters, Eighths 3 1 G Eighths . 3 5 0 Sixteenths . 1 11 6 Sixteenths 1 13 0 ' TO THE ITALIC.- - • - The Contractors having conducted themselves towards PIDLING Co. Most illiberally and vindictively, because they iutlillshed the Real Scheme as advertised- by Govern.. meta, and because they would not hold forth to the Public the delusion that the three Prizes of 50,0)01. Stock might be drawn the rir'st Day, when there was an "pro ability thereof, (as four Prizes of 30,001: must first he drawn), ,Pitidieg atid c o . ee:Tectfully appeal to the - Public for their countenance', and - remind Oral that w;,--a on a former occasion these same Contractors a:;ted op, - ,rcssively to P. and Co.,by refusing to take. back-their. unaold Shares, as is customary, it was only the. prelude to their selling the largest Capitals, a repetition of which is perhaps destined now,to occur at No. I, CORNHILL. Country enclositr, , the, Amount, punctually :executed: , . . .1311.ITISH PAINT MANUFACTORY, No. (.;2, Queen-street, Cheapside, Lindon. TMPENETII2',,IiriE - PAINTs and - COAL TAR. f.t. Park Paling, Slates, Out Buildings, and Y;eather'lloardio • -f every desci C Paint, per Cwt..,. 565. Da.•li ditto (live - 1123. Dark Red. " 425. Prepared Oil iu thin them for lafc.:q.oloill' , S - • • .565. Use, ss. (id; per Galiun. Paints ao Oils of crery description. These' 's,ess the greatest durdliility, and will corer twice as great as any otiit•rs; and as th e y d r y (wick, aoo ;:ve eery orivimental, alley 'nay. he applied to the rucrai prp . ;,si.s of In;:i'de Painting. • • Tar Brawn...i. per Ctvt. 9.?5. e;):1%11 0 I Lirowt) The Tar is rcconuncutled for all.rough Work, l;',-; t itter Gates, &c. It is perfectly itiso:u tl, .. , , ;;ter, - and :s a t zirt' for the %Coral r.nd Dry lt• t; of a:F.Gatl colour, .6 - les .very: han; auti,ottly rtAnires to - he well ;lea-ttlfi -Alien wet!. . . . s,OO . muly by zial co, Queen-street, and by their. .Az Lois. This'Day were published, Handsomely prrated in Bvo, price, Its. boards, I)ISCOURSES - on the . EVIDENCE of the JEWISII , and. CHRISTIAN REVELATIONS, with Notes 4:11a. I Ilustrations. . By Sir HENRY MONCRIEFF WELLWOOD, Bart. D.D.. .F.R.S. Edinbur g h . Printed for A. Constable and Co. and W. Whyte, Edin burgh ; tong.nan Hurst Rees, Orme, and Brown an "r • Hamilton, Loation. !n the Press, and immediately will be published, - in' Ode Volume Octavo, AR'S REVISITED in 1815, byway of Buis: sets ; inclailing a %Valk -UV'er the -Field of Battle at \Va t,. Hoy ; , 0119ervat iims •on - the late 'g loriuM; MilitaarEiknts, and Anecdotes of the Engagements ;. a View of the 'Capital of France. when . in the:Occupatiou of the English . anii • Pritssian Tr,ops; a minute Accountof the whole Procceilings relative t removal 'of the 'doddered . Works of Art front ' , the Louvre, with Reflections on this Pleasure; couclUding with a 'Chapter on th e Political Temper and Conclititon of Prance, and the Character of the Bonrhon Government. By JOHN SCOI7, Author of the Visit to Paris, in 1814 :and•Editor of the Champion,.a Political and Literary Journal. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Bro Faternoster-row,•LondotL 'Of whom nwy 1.4; had, by ihe same Author, price 12s. boards, the Third Edition, of A Visit to Paris in Isl 4. Containia4 a Iteriew of the Moral, Political, Intellectual, and Social Condition of the French Capital; e!rations on the - Manners of the varions Classes of Society, ami un the general State uf its' Information and Attainments in Literature and Arts. This Day was published, in 4 vols. 12rni). , COMPLETE TItEATISE on 'V E "I' ERIN _C3II ARY 'Ii.:II.ICINE.-- 1 3y JAMES WHITE, of Eeter, late VetttrillarF Surgeon to the First, or Royal Dragoons.— Illusuated w;t1; numerous Plates. Prints..lf•s..vicr t • Brown; rya adwill, 14 - aoc), k pla qv ; •h. r ood , e 4. Jones ; J. Walker and Cr) ; andlt:ritywilds. • The first three Volumes of this - Work itate been some time before the‘Public, whose approbation has been most tin• equivocally testified by the nuMerous - Editions through which they have passed : the fourth volime is just re.idy for publi cation. They arc sold separately, and the following are the sub . ;ects they embrace:— Vol. 1. price 7s. containing a Compendium of the Veterin ary Art, or. an accurate Descriptjon of the Diseases of the Horse, and their Mode Of Treatment ; the Anatomy and Physiology of tk e Foot, and the Principles and Practice of Shoeing. With Observations on Stable Management, Feed hit, Exercise, and Coudititm. -• Vol. IL price ss. containing the Materia Medica, and Phar macopoeia.. Vol. 111, price 6s, containing Practical Observations on soate' important Diseases of the Horse, with Precautions to be obse rved in. purchasing Horses. .Vf;l. IV. price Gs. Ofiservations on the Diseases of 'Cows, Sheep, Swine; and Dogs : also particaE:. Directions fur performing tic most important :)perations in Farriery, &c. &c. crlAruncs OF LONDON. • This Day wag publishel, •• In a Mich 6 - ro. Vtiliiine,• price 11. boards... E Li !STORY, DESIGN; and I'IZETHESt'4NT T STATE of , the rarioui PUBLIC CHARITIES in and near London, in Six Parts. By ANTHONY HIGHMORE, Esq. Ely-place, Author of many valuable orks. London - Printed for Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, Pater, nosier-row. 4, 4 4 The following . are some of the 'leading Heads of the Work Part I. Hospitals ; viz. St. Barth o lomew's. Btthlens, Bride well, Christ's, at. Thomas's, St. George's, Guy's; the Lock, St. Luke's, - the.Middlesex,'Pemale Penitentiary; Part 11. Dispensar,ies; Lying-jn,,and Medical - Charities, viz. the London Dispensary, General Ditto, New Rupture Society, Vaccioe Dispensary, Part 111. Colleges ; viz. Bromley, God's Gift, Morilen,'&e. Part, IV. 'Alms. linuses ; viz. Haberdashers' '. Mercers',.Sta tioners' Fditd, Trinity Company, Bancroft's, Sze. &c. Part V. Sch.:ol Charitiei; viz. Foundling Hospital, Ch'arter HouSe, Westminster School, St. Paul's Scln JUseph Lan eitster's dittu, Asylum, Marine Society, Deaf-and Dumb, In digent Blind, St. Andrew's, St. Ann's, Aldgate, Sunday Schools, Charities for banding Poor Apprentices„ike. And Part VI. Includes Miscellaneous Charitessuch as the Bible Society, tkc. VITARREYS ORIGINAL J AVAN LIQUID V . BLACKING produces a most exquisite Jet Black, equal to ,the highest Japan -exquisite -Varnish, preserves the Leather suit, and prevents it cracking, does not soil the linen, and will retain its virtues in any climate. • Sold, wholesale, by l:_. WARBF,N, 14, St. Martin's-lane, London ; and retail by most Grocers, Boot-Makers, athlper fomers in every Town in tie King-Com, itt Stone Bottles— Is. (;(1. a Plist, 101. Half-a-pint,•antl - thl. each. • Caution—The superior qualitrot this Blacking basin- diced several persons to sell Spurious Compositions under the above :Name, to prevent. which observe none are Genuine-un less " Pobert Warren '' is signed on the label, and "14, St. Martin's-lane." stamped on the bottle. TO PRESERV:Z THE TEF.TH AND GUMS. AV UT LiEß'' CELEBRATED. VEGETABLE TOOTH - POWDER, is, with contidenie, recommend ed to the Use of the I'ubhc, as the most ellicadions .Prepara tion for preserving the :Teeth •in a•sound state,' even:ti, old 3:te, and prodneing a pearly whiteness, without impairing the Enamel. It imparts a firmness and I;eautiful reilnes to fh - e Gtnns—to the Breath the most delectable Sweetne , 's if Med con,tztotly as directed, -wilt prevent the Tooth . I ch by icatoll"g its cause,--the Scurvy, in the Gums.. Price 2s. Dci, the Box• 13LITI,ER'S SUPERIOR L . .-tx.VspEt..wATEn, from its'' Ct, gala fr`'Lgralic}', has rece.:weA - the .Approbatir . sn higilllcsses the Princess and. PrinceNs Charlotte of Wales ) And 'of many Ladies of the first Distinction. half-pint potties 4 5 .• pi nt i . • • • • Prepared and-sold Butler r No. Ch e4‘id d, 'Lolnion - ; - and,'DY 11i3 appointment, by inn §t etiontry 'Medicine Venders u nct rzrramers in crrou Tvwu. PRICE SIVVENPENCE. L._ ISO i C.; 2 , 1 t, E e£l. FRENCH, ( . r Pnttts,Nor. disensiop which took place the day : before yesterd4y in the Chanzdcr of Peers, on the projet rela:lve- to setlitions cries . - and :acts,. wra 4 „vc-ry animated. SCreral Peers de livered yery 4 ,l4o•Tient .speeches. Count Cornet, the . fir - st"lTE(Aker, -pronounced in favour' of- the desiVe C.c end, be s;iii4 mu t - desire .the, means. The sreaker set.. cut, from this •axiOrn tu establi . sh that there existed. an Proportion between . the -crimes foreseen and the .punishments pronoduced The Marquis de Rouge, ,Colonebof the Cent '„Suisses', who spoke aftCr:stli..CountCortiet,•main tained with much warmth, that the penalty of transportation pronounced by the second article, 'agajnst' whoever should hbist any other' ekcept the white flag, %vas no = t sufficient. \J. Des.eze, .in analog►tent speech, maintained the same opinio . n, as (I.id also the .litrquisile Fon - de The Viscount de .Chateanbriant demanded the rejection, pi . -,tront part 'Of article 8, which referred to 'th: tLat might be spread respecting, the AnsiolAbil:ty of property called national. This speech was full 'of fire and eloquence. (ine part "of it was particularly. rernatked, which deserves ,to become the motto of .all good Frenehhieu—Le charte et les honnet"?..s gem. GOLDEN LANE• BREAVERY. A GENERAL MEETING ():„ the TOits will be holden, at the (.7ity, of Londiiii Tavern, Bishulisgate-street, no AION tre-27th lo,tant, for the pnrose of ELF.,unNo. Di fEt317,011:; and A 1TP1.1 . 011.5 . Tot the ensuing Veit. Auy Gentleman intending, to become a Candidate for sither, are to s'otify the same to the Managers on or before Monday, the 29t171nitant. • By Order, . COCKS and CAMPgELL. . , . The Chair will be taken at Twelve o'ClOck precisely. This Day was published,. In lift,. the Third tilition, price ss. of • T HE FIELD of ‘VATERLOO a Poem. By WALTER SCOTT. • Printed by James Ballantyne • and Co. fnr Constable and Cu. Edinburgh ;• Longman, HUrst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, atlti Murray, London. This .Day - was published, price Is, 6d. ATREATISE, im COUGHS and COLDS, with 'simple Ana etlicaoous Methods of Cure. Fourth Edition. ,By 'WILLIAM HICKMAN. Slid byJ.Robitnoti3O;T:otrtioster-r:ow ; Binns,Bath ton, Bristol ; Brodie and Co. Salisbury; Busher, Reading• ; Slitter and Munday, Oxford; and' all Booksellers in Town and Country. CHAMBER OF PEERS. The discussion was continued on the Projet of . Law respecting seditious cries and conduct., which ultimately was voted without ainendment, by a majority of 121 to 35. The Sittings were ad. Journerl moil Tuesday next. CIIAMBEII OF DEPUTIES.—Siftii , B of the A PetitiOn of INS. Prevot for the confinnatioa of his' privileges as a Director ofof - a Theatre, was referral to the ;holster of The Order of the Day was voted on a -propo sition for dissolving the marriages of a riumb'''r of young men, who had wived bcforeythe COI Of ficers, to evade the c'on , icriTrion., as bcirig con vary to law„ to morals, and' public order. A proposition 'flout the C.;:uutS de` 1r0.r.16 and de la Roche-Lambert, retjuiring OAt the delli)- aCced'ed by the tick of the . l:•tw of tltitr sth. DeceMbet, 181-4, winch prescribed •th'e remiNsiOn he prolonged y IL , until the Ist of January, 1816, be set on ac count of existing circumstances, was reterre : d to a Committee. The tiiscussion on 'the Lltablis!ment of tote pArtmeinal Companies . , terminated by A di vis ion of 270 to 42: The prjet" was adopted, as pro posed by, the . Minister Vantilane. PARIS, Nov. S.—The interval for the hearing of Representations or Appeals, relative to the War Contribti,tiQ;us:of 100 millions, is prolonged to the SOth November.. . . . • -The case of7 , the robhery;in the Duke-of Wel lington's 'iota,: 'in July, last, has cone on before the As"size Court. The domestics ii-ho had the charge of his Grace's apartments were charged with the theft. After a long investigation, thu7 were found guilty, and sentenced respectively to more or lest punishment. This case was-tri'ed is the Appealv•Chamber, the-Grand Hall being re served for the.trial of Marshal Ney. • " Nov: . 9.--4Ve hear •it is proposed-to restore in lead the quadrige which was plated, upon • the triumphal arch orthe Place de Carousel. Fetters front VatencienneS stag, thAt a Sangui nary qUarrel littely took place between the Freneb, and Belgiatis,:relative Jbe'iotroduction ofsonte English. u - 26 - Ehandises into the French -tet:ritory. NrestCiiiffy . , while the Kioy, - was ret ornioi:; iiocu brass, ttvo knlividnais c^ere arrested on account of their'insolent and scditions coa.oet. We are •assayed that the iXiirtitive Trealy-be tween France and the Allies, gill be coaatuoi cated. "to the'two Chambers oil the 14th or'lstlt of this month. ' . The Doke of OTRANTO, on his route' to Dres den, Was arrested for some hours at ,this-la-Cha pelle, because he tad neglected to produce his passports at Liege—a neglect hell ,to be the m ore inexcusable in a Minister of Police: At . a race coure this inorniag an Officer 'tvas throWn from his horse ;and severely hurt . . ; The Duke Of Wellington, who.was near, alighted ,, and raised the %rounded Gentleknan tro,in i the ground ; his GraCe's humanity was 'afterwards assisted by' two kuglish•Otlieers. An epidemic fever rages with violence . in_the town Ahd rieiiiitv of Resancon, • • ItitSsi . ali, Austrian, tind Prnssiin-Coinniis ,saries:deWned to reside at St. Helena; arc on •ih'e Toin't;of setting out from this capital to proceed thither. MADRID, 06r,-27..8y t Deeeeel'orWi Ma jesty. dated.tbe 23,1, Don Lanni dc Salaz4is'44p poi,hted tb sticceed General Ballastcros, as Minister .or the %Val* Department. MADRID, Oc't. 28.—The Ex-Minister steros - has set ont.for Valladolid, where be is to receive halt his salary ;tad pay. I-leis , to rein nin there tinder the stiperintendance of his predoces sor, M. ligeria., comnittods the province. It is said thnt, according to the advice or !he Chamber of the licelestasties riteseirtcri to benefices in •the tinie . of oe prived of their benefices; to WhleTi either new titulorp will be 'muted, or the revett:lei will be ail-