The Sun. — London, England, 1815-04-27 00:00:00

) ;i lb ' Vile° I „f re S uriJ"Ys, al e s P t lafi.e li e ogiog the 61 ! 1 ie the °4l th e Si t ' o fie er Ai, .to eel) i ll6 ; f ? r ope" ! lice af ‘.15 i„Ce t his (14 r 1 O r ~. A es' 0, •e 5 • ,ott# ) eto"e .C 4 A aFR 700.4 d .• :11-IEATRE ROYAL,- DRURY -L ANE-• 9 1 8 PRESENT VApril 27; the" 4estiKs S et - I . :tilts will perform the Ope'riitic Drama of TFIF. UNKNOWN (;I;ENT. CharaCters lir Mr. liratiaiu, Mr. Glide, and N l rs. - )c1;otis: To which will b e a dd ed, AND MEANS ; ()It, To DOVER. .. R. rd the Second ; with VaSt 're" , THE -Mil: 11 .6YA1., COVEN r R -GADEN.., 4:11S PftESFAT IWNNINti, April 27, will 4e perfoNned the Plav of i . THE :..I`ItIN - ";1 7 ,R. The Stranger, Mr. Kuniller Mrs. Haller, do O'Ne ill. To which will he added, Za.,'''„' JOHN OP PARIS. • • ' ''rEnv Coats ; with Th e Bee-Hive, and Zensbnea. Cox r '"IIACT FOR OATS TO BR DELIVERED IN THE WEST INDIES. , Comlnit yin Chief's Office, April 46,, 1815. 111 Persons as are desirous of Contracting with ,the c.nituissary in Chief to deliver OATS at iliontract 4(irY W est India. Island m s, ay receive Partietdaro of the nt this Ogee betw een t h e Hours of Eleven and *e., s a nd deliver their 'renders, s ea l e d up and directed to i n the nit iti Chief, m ar ki ng t hereon " Tender for 41 , , tnidtrireted in the We s t I n di es, " on or before Tuts la%l%;;l& I " May, hut crone will ine received after Twelve `k, that d ay; nor will any Proposal be noticed on y Je w on in a nnexed to a p r i ute d. Part i c a lar, and the 'eetOtiserted' in Words at length; nor unless a. Letter be Iltibitinest t' ' 15, ,,,s --. `") Such Proposal, signed hg two Persons Of knouts I n -"tY ' tn g 4 Sing to become beuud with 'the Parts tender -% in the !min of exprislied in the particulars, for lbel due terfosnianie the COotraa; .------------...___ -, -. . EAN,F IND IA HOUSE . , APA/Z.16, lels' Prii i .P. couRT (4 Dula:roils of the UNIT- Tilikpii (3 )40.1NY of ItCHA:s‘ITS of ENci:LAND cPZ,.,., , (~ to toe F.AsT INDIES, do.herebygiye Notice ) 4.41;t. QUARTEitt.y (;F.NERAL COVRT of tho said . uti iiLtsy , iit lie bridal their fluUSt ill Leadenba.btrettc: 1.1 )t p: , NEsI)AY, the =lst June next, at Eleven o'clock 1 tis_.4t Tuition, for the purp se of declaring a Dividend from iri itiasla,t to Nlidsuin.per nxt. That the • l e 86. a rraosfer Rook s of t ik. said Company's fiteok will o p e a , l 4" ;.. Th ursility, the Ist *Woe next, at ,•2 n'Pock, and gain ou Thqrsuay tile ioth J. following* :-?.s_34.).iitie oli the :Ali July, will be ready .04-I.et,id that the Dividend Warraits on the said ComPanY's .t edy the Itth July next. to ha delivered Ott JAmEs con, SL TetarY• EAST INDIA HOUSE, April i 2, ;Ali. 1 - 1 E COURT of Di R EcTo 9S. of te.. NoticUNlrEll COMpANy .f mpucRAN rs pf --.: ) .ANN) T it. Ain\ r , • • to the EAsfiszs/Es, jo hereby give e, t/1.1 71'1 ' 4 t a GE.NERAL COURT of the said CnNIP-‘NY ..' he!d at their House in Learl enliall-stre e t, on FRII) %Y. . - n',„2,8,„ti11,n,41411, at Eleven o'Clo et in the Potenooo, for the I".7:e•iae of laying before -the Proprietors, Gn their approba. C lint 4 ,. agreeably to the 4th Seeti►on of the sth Chapter ot th 4 „-f,l),an's Bye-Laws, it Resolution of the Court of Ilireetore s.-:, t"ts,.d.ay, presenting Mr. itsonEitr sliF.RsoN with the r " c'' Iw-tally TiloOSitlld Pagodas, upon the grounds stated in the said Resolution 's And that CoPies of the Papers relating to the Ease of Mr. I ' TISON will he ready far the perusal of the Proprietors, 4 t hi House, on Monday next. ~ The C OURT of DIRECTORS do also give Notice, that at' he said General Court the following Resotion of the Court tf Directors of th'e 4th Instaht will he laid before Ahem for :,(n approbation, agrPeahly : o the 4th Suction of the •Bth 1-hapter of the flye 2 l ; ,,a i . s, viz :—. " That in con,ideration of the various achnowTedged and •I'luable Services of Lieu tenant-Col onel • k% . A LK.EIe, be be allowf.ed, on account of th e Loss he incurred it) returning zr.°.at Ceylou to Bouthav, and for short Payuicat in respect to ...",'.;:e4l on, the d,:rt:::::3 restored to him as Poli(ic-al Residen,l ;al.:la:soda, 'the Sulu orltouiliay Rupees '20,000, in ill uf all t o L , , " 11 !thy account wltitever , and t'ott the sen) " e h itutetiant-Colonel IS'ALKER, in this Conntry, at p ate r4tt of 2 s. ad, the Rupee.. .....,_ JAMES C 01313; 'Secrct•it GRAND PIANO -FORTE.. • , six_oct,e ti.rizontal wittptlirce Pedals by Think:ion, new t hese tt'C'e Months h • L c on. sto a rin Pail-Mali b unients !be 4"!Pi1 ,2 1-1:- al° bjekts"ocalo: 3 a 6.rst-f.7e thi!u4t. to he sold for Gnmeas, cost One Hundre.: . 'Pright Gran,' PIANO-FORTE, used ab'fic'i_ Eiglity-tire Guineas ; to he sold for Sixty V!, ot&tt,r.,.(!r Cards of. i.ddress apply to Mr.. WATLEN, N r" Ai} die. '•111), EURNE, fllld Co. Stock -brokers, ~har rs vit th eir o r !he ensui,tg f:vsPectfully inform. the Puhlic that 'rickets and sTxrE LOTT;,RY are now on Sale ttlY 1144'. No. 93 ROY II FXCH INGE. In this Lot °"1" •of ao ono' One x(-)Ti.O ick,ts, there Is One Prize , • r, M'l) %qui I!,saild Guineas, at.d Hundred each. ePi,(l,l>e drawn on the 13th of MAY, and the P rize s -4^L dr aWn. — "'-r) will be paid nt sheir Ottice, in'GUINEAS. _ 41;1:11,1.:;1i1t,571.P.49s ~ rr , II i,1.1-I‘l.l-101.NAN n POUNDS, ) ( I tNI: -1 - S in GOLD, were 'lll4 Sbid f)y 73-1S)111P'tINIelL:(7/N'i‘R:icrott viz. '1,5,1,1 it Wednesday, April 19, 30iWn,H,'' - - `'.%! dr4wn NV 1 estla -- • k wil 19, a'l,kle°`• - I.'l°" d- . ' "n- ')' '' I 'I 5 '3(70001. 4 ,4 , 2 , ) i . Idwu Saturday, Apri 1. , • ' 7-1:, ''r44ll.lVtxluesday, April 5, I,OOU. (3 ' 'uineas. I ti "I the • • .• • pleusitre T. 13151-1 an it'i::i.i,,,,,s,,,inctri,c;.(:.thseuri'ct.:,%?-ebttiu-pr,ec'el.l_serklit,t‘,l,ll.ss,lni.,l _s3 manner, /.:lt.):l.red til ' h Itu'ji' w i ") - hia•re "I'° ( 1 1 .- i. t i„ ' tli l e '' truly 4 popular r iyi ii , t fin, „ It 1 -their .conin.tit,l... t,i‘.tr (4)1 1 ) , 1 ' , 1.Yd ; and in Kratitin h..a.s:a.r,ra:ligdettniaon_- 1'.14,Y•al • .' '''N L(41'1;111' with 'three 1110.,..)., .., ''‘)ll4,a, •,;', Gold sand t t 1; •r Prize of Thirty 1 honsa ,: i 1 ',-i'li..,•' ')lrt la,nall ti,•"''' tills ' ' Lottery is'restric•te t t 'by fio tlk, -re't 410 'III ri:. 'il at • ' 1 TiChAS i for l'ari".g sold ill th'',;(,);tl,l'y j"'t e(ele(-11Wiral:::wanIs of 13,000 Tirlict.s,..a.i.:, e'Yry.(,..t.:..,0,,,„:0,1, (~,, (.:,!,ttact,r) to - ,n,et the dernati.tsll4ll, 11 NC- iie 18th, (the (. ~.. 1nc,,,, rrt?L‘,,Keeper for Tiel,t s o ' .. :',('',._ •,;,,,., divoseil of, 11-,!t,lit,ill,e:i.'u.llil :>s,;i(ll)ll',"lt%);“;'':i.i'lztilli'oev'erli•c",lst:3llin.!'.lcl.nul-'6'vr.•:),f t fair Ytf'd l '" l ',,''' 0 !)1i. •• I t ' ,, ',,,p{v ,10.1 Oillee-Ateper u.. 1,11 t'l if.! 1,74'ri1:10 to Ilielf't:Cih ' : I •l ' • . 1 . 1es of all his frieod.; . ; ,e e l L u,,j,,,,tePLllly I.;''r:ttefai tel (...: . v .) on e or' thetll, he .51.1,1'.1...d ,eel. 1i0.,. 4 i i t", ihale ilis lineti•sJa s ' Iv; rellil,1114II:‘1.13, !' I)an,,::. 11 st! Who are late i'l honouring 11", k, v.it" t,'..'th' .' 3 4, • ' -"; ',lid there, .• : : ii,,, , s a n loon:abate ti.pp,u.- ', Ll l4 ;:i t i l l i ' t t , ' l , , , : , l'‘',.l.l': 'll.ll:o's(,r.:d"Tit....iiel•lsba,r,eii:lealiii‘d.erliendisf4l 011%111,1110 , ktiv',, L N i,.. f : , ) tt- Lottery twill c, ~ Ris;i - • ~i,,,.) 44t(ISS,. L i ' , ' '' t '''clor 4 co"NI - ULL, or 9, ciladtlNG-, 44 i : A., i U. A 1 , 4- a ; r • 2'4 I TEj U D • APRIL 747, 1815. In consequence of the great and imprecedenteil detuatt4 for Placts, the Box-lteeper most respectfully reivitts tii at those Ladies and Gentlemen honouring hm s, th.eir Commands, will he specific in the number, to preve'nt dis appointment and confusion in the Theatre; alio also to onserte, that Places possibly lie kept alto Half past Seven. - ROYAL ANIPHITLIF.ATRE (ASTLEI"iS, NVESTK4sI• hT ER-BRIDGE. L i nder the Patronage ot their ll.Oyal Hichnesses - the Prilacc Regent and 'Dote of York. 1!•• EVENIN G, ro•ntorrow, aryl Saturdily, • lat Half past Six o'Clockprecisely, HORsEMANSHIP. by twelve celebrated Equestrittess.—An entirely New Splendid So. rim-Comic Equestrian I.autaisitue. with extraordinary and ex tensive New Platforms andNonvelir Prep-n-04.ns, called'PHE LIFE, MEATH, AND RESTORATION OF THE 111011 MErmEn RACtR ; or, Harleipyin on llfirsehack. In the course of twenty-one interesting Scenes - will he ilitroducad a real Hot...ell:it,: and a real Fox Chace.--A Comic Song called, ‘. Such a Remkty I did grow," by Mr. Herrin .—Equestrian Exerckes by NlissSaunders and Mr. W. Davis.—To conclude with a New 'couch Melo- Dratna, called SIGISMORN, AND DANISK UHLEFTAIN.—,fecund Price at Half-past Eight, OFF)CE bi2DIV4NCE, - Apr;le4,- 1815. T HE PRINCIPiIL OFFICERS, of His MA- J ORDN,LVCE do hereby give Notice, that Proposals will be received at their Office in Pall-Mall, on or kfore irednesday, the Sd of May next from such Pers.'s.? as , nn •/ b e willing to undertake the Supply of TIN PLATES for .Service of this Departtdent, for a period of Three rears, detrrtnia'able after the krpiration of the First Year, upon Neti.:.e of Three Month?, at the Option of either Party. Patterns of the les may he viewed, upon anplkation at the principal Sto , eeeper'S t7Pice in the Tower: and far ther Particulars, tog-ether with the Terms and Conditions of the Contract, may he known at the .Seeretary's' Office in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any day between the flours of Ten and Four o'elock,,where the Proposals most he delivered sealed up, and endorsed " Proposals for Tin Plates :" but no Proposal can be almittesCafter the said m flay of :flay, ill Tire/re o'Cloe" et !Veen of Ike same day, neither "rill any render he noticed, unless the Party making it, or an digent iu leis behalf, shall attend. 'By Order of the Roard, CREW, Secretary. GALLERY--TALL-MALL. 911-11 S GALE ERY will. be RE-OPENED em THURSOAY the tth of MAY, with a Selection of celebrated Pictures, by RUBEN'S, RENIBRANDT. VAN- DyKE, and other t-tnolient Artists of the FLEMISH and Dt'TCH SCHOOLS. wiilt which the Proprietors have 'faronr ed the British lo , titution, for the gratification of the Politic, and for the henefit 'lf the Fine ArtS in ge from Ten tiU Six.---tdmittincc Is. Catainzue Is. -By Order, JOHN YOUNG, Keeper.. BRITISH AND FOREIGN BIBLE SOCIETY. AHE ANNUAL ME tTING...f sodisTY. •- ill be held at Freema ton' Hall. Great Qneen-street, Liocoln's , inn-nelds, on WE!INES7).IIi Nv.xT,. INlny The Preide'llt will take lb.. Ch !air 4 Twelve o'Clock precisely. N.B. No Ladies tz.o I,x admitted. JOHN OMITS, JOSEPH Hf H . Secretaries: . F. A. .:TRINFini'FF. Tickets for the Side seatr will he g,-nitt , d to Mioi'l'Ars who are Subscribers, and to the Presidents. Vice-Presidents, Treasurers. • r Secretaries of Inxiliary or I Irancli Societies ; and also to the Presidents of Bible AssociatO ins, on applying at the Society's Deliository, le% Fleet-street, Saturday or Monday next, between the boors of Eleven an, i Four. Apni 25, tals. WITH- or WITHOUT CONVOY. to S MT. i • MAY, for MADRAS; and 11 - ENO. L. rri-lE New ?L'EAk - built Sii ip KENT. C I 1 Alt LE9 13AYND;. Cointu4nder hiwthen 450 To: s : has good ACCOMMODATIONS for PASSENGEII.S.-:-For Freight p - ply to Mows. I'axton, Cockerel,. Trait a n,l Co. No. 57, R A N Mall,- or sit S:o. X, White Lion Court, Cornhill I ur to the Canituttuldeti.•at the Jerttsaletu Cofteehoue. AL r tiNE CIA I'M:, LETTERS PhrtNr. s: d. aro mind toothur Cloth at :3 . 0 Ditto Ditto. t; Ditto Ilitto 4 :3 Ditto.. Ditto 6 0 Ditto Ditto 5 Ditto Ditto 6 6 Dietn Ditto I 6 rquAly economical ti pro portion, and t0t22. 1 .y super seeks tt.e! nnhealth ful prtc. th.e of warming lards. II the P. OFFICE OF ORDN,INCE, April 19, 1815. Hr PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His MA j &STY'S ORDNANCE - do hereby give Notice, that Proposals will be received at their'Gfire, in Pelt ;trail, on or before Wednesday the 3d of May, from such Person, its may - he - Trilling to undertake the Supply of THREE HUN-' DRED ALDRON of COALS for Service of this Depart ment at Gibraltar, there to be delivered at Me Expence of the Contractor ; lire Cocas onn.st be of the deAcription denominated' Adairs Main, Eighths Moor, or equeil thereto in quality and goodn' _ _ Farther Particulars, to,a,:ether with the Terms and Condi tions If the Contract, ,AN . 1/ be known at the Secretary'. Office,- . in ,fiwesaid, any Day between Vie Hours o/• T ma a m Four o'Cloci, where the Proposals mile be de livered, sealed up, and endorsed, " Proposals for Coals;" but no Proposal cau,be admitted after the said 3d of May, at Twel o'clock ~t Noon of the ,carte day, neither will anz/ Tender be noticed, airless the Party , making it, or an Agent in !ti's behalf, - shall I,- shall attend. By Order of the Board, R. H. CRE'T, Secretary. OPFICE OP ORDNANCE, April 24,1815. THE 'PRINCIRIL OFFICERS of, His MA JESTPS OADN.4NCEdo hereby give Notice, Ma., Proposals will be received at their OAT, in Pall-Mall, on is;i. before Friday, he sth Day of May next, from such Perions as may he willing to undertake Me Sapply if TIN WARE, and TINMAN'S AR NCLES, for Sert...ii,e of this Department, for a period of Three Years, determinasl:- after the Expiration of One Year, apon Notici of Three Months, at the Option of eit!:er Party. • P , d m , ipri of the iirticleN may he viewed, upon application at the principal Siorekeep,r's Olive in the Tower; and farther • p dr ti c , t h im , together viii'; the Term., and Conditions of the (4,..;,;trqrt, mar, be known at the Secretary's' Ogee, in c.:ioresaid, any day between the fl atrs of Ten and inar o'CAock, w :ere the A - opasal, mast he delivered, sealed up, and endorsed, ".PrJposAls foe Tiu Ware;" but n u ii,,v posat can be 4:tialzttc,t rifler the said sth ftf :Jay, . t Twelve oy'Cl'wl; at Nowa the same day, neither will any Tender Oa erotieed, - nutea, the ~,ett*idg it, vnn Atirrnt i n his 604011 ? sftull attehd. lilt Order of the notrrd, • It. 11. CRP:: r, Secretary. NUT 's (:01.'ECTIONE;t. Just pulpistied, I rice Sc. tid. ' '[YE COAWLETE., (:()NFEC 1 lONER ; or, tae whole Art of Coufecti,:iary made easy also Be rt:lets 1 r Milne-made Wines, Cordials, French and Italian Liqueurs, &c. &c. By FREDERICK NUTT. The Seventh Edition, enlarged and improved ' By J. 3. MACIIE'r, 4, Paris, • t :oulect , mer and Distiller. -.Printed fit: . Samuel Leigh, 18, Strand. This I), ty was published, In 3 Vols. Sco. Price 11. 1 - qs. with a Portrait of the Author. 111 - AIUiONIES of. NATURE.,--- By J. B. H. IL DE Sr . PIERRE, is:ithor of Stogies of Nature, Paul and Virginia, &c. Tranlated from the French by W. M‘•emon, . . • London : Printed for Baldwin', Cradoch, and- Joy. -47, Ps tertioster-row. Where -may he had, the priginal 'Paris Edi tion of the same Workiin 3 vols.'Prieoil. MRS.ILINtiuroN - ON SCHOOLS, •&c. This Day were published, in i2mo. price 7s. boards, • HINTS rt4hhessed to the PATRONS kind DI REC TORS of SCHOOLS ; - principally intended to sliew, that the Benefits derived front the MICR' Ai mks of tract, ing may be increased ii.* a partial adoption of the Plan of Pestalozzi. To whirl, - arc subjoined,'Examples of Questions, calculated tti excite, and exercise the infant mind: These are sold separately, price 35. ca. 'xtras. By Mrs. ELIZABETH HAMILTON, Author of Letters on the Elemental y Principles of Education, &c. &c. Printed for Longnian, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Blown, Paternoster-row. Of whom tiay be 'hitt]; by the same Author, l. A i1.:11.1F.S of POPULAR illustrative of Prin= ciples esstairtlly connected with the Improvement of the Un derstanding, the Iniaginatlon, and the tjeart. The Second Edition, in '2 rots. Mro. rr i c ,,, ii. 4s. 2. The CQTTAtiEttti of GLS.NLIURNIE;\ a Tale. The Filth Edit i,o), price •Is. hoards. 3. EX . hitelSE,s in RELIGIOUS KNO‘% LEDGE, for the n structhin of Young Persons. .2d Edit. price 23. half how d. A few Copies imly now left oti Sale, of QOLOMON's GUIDE to HEALTH ; Three strininp ; being a Treatise on F. rwile Diseases, Ner rims and Elvpuchondriae Complaints; also Genural Remarks on - those Diseases with whiclrtlve Human Body is most fre quently afflicted, and Remedies most properly adapted for each respective Cuniplaint. • . Sold hy . Satimel Leigh, 13, Strand ; Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster-rows and all . Booksellers. WP.SSEL'S .11 , ;SCI . l"ti DROPS. - 1 r GENUINE JESUIT'S DROPS have been 10-cg known and esteemed a safe, cheap, effectual, and often.an immediate cure for Stranguary, (Meets, Weal:- fie:as Of. the Kidneys or Bladder ; and when' taken on the first attack of Venereal Infection, they will infallibly arcomplish the desired effect. Should the complaint he far advanced, it will will be necessary to take the SPECIFIC REMEDY with the Jesuit's Drirs. The ;treat -object to he' attended to is, that Purchasers Should he careful in having the true and genuine Prepara tion, - as the unsafe and dangerons counterfeits attempted to bOfoilted me the pablie, by alisoltite falsehood:, are so nume ral., that the Pruprietors request every purchaser to ask for NVESSEL'S . Jesuit's Drops. Caution.—The genuine \Vessel's Jesuit's Drops are in closed in a hluck stamp, with the following engraved thereon (to secure the Proprietor from' Piracy); Joseph Wessel, 66, St. Paul's Church-yard. • Pr ; ce 2 ". 9 d• per Bottle, and in large Bottles, containing Ten viand, t I. 23, Sold also by Sanger, Oxfc,lrd-strvet; Ward, Holborn; au& Tott, Excbabge. _ .m. ft.v. 3;:d 4... i- T ,D yrz' re- [PRICE gi-CPEIICF,-TTAT,FPENNi7. lAI PERI A L PA ILIA AISN "I, HOUSE OF L 014):, .. 7 EDNEiDAY, APfitL In the Duchy of Cornwall case, Mr. Ser:eant Best and Sir S. itoutilly were hard for the Reelinutlent, and Mr. Flail in reply. Further heating on Friday. fhe Irish Treasury Bills Bill, and Irish Bunk Restriction Bill, were committtd and reported. The solicitor for the Earl of RoAcberiy . i Bill of Divorce was examined .at the Bar, and give evideoce, that attar every possible inquiry, be had reason to belie, e that tht; Countess ildmay, ein b ar l ie d with H..Ni at Nofewßl°lasevbeenr,"fo' in company witr France, on trte 17th November, and thit they were MOW iu Switzerland. On the motion of the Loan CELLOR it was consequently ordered, that the service on 1),:r L o 4 , ilri d be deemed a go. service. Bills were brought up front the House of c —Adjourned. Selt s •e h s lp i u P tI s 's 1 . Sol i citoricl,,sure sh' MILLARD's IMpERI 13Y HIS ti44.4lg.iyarh MO , I. d. Tit/4e of c' 0 per yd. i) itta 2 6 Dalt). 3 0 tto 3 6 Ilitto 4 0 Ditto ...... ...4 6 Otto.._ S 6 The sheeting% are both . wide. and 6-eft containing frinn 26 52 yds THEY are Sc,:A Stamped, wit.. atentee's Name, &c. in case:: of g 0 and 30 pieces each, ass rtrd for exphrtation, with the usual allowance to Mcrenints; and by the piece for the use of Families and 4)(1041 ,tis, at the East India Warehouses, No, 1(3, Cheapsiile, ~.d ii no other house.—This admirable &nil isniost desirable, not only on account of it great economy, hut for its native pryingly. con duciVeness to health. Those who wear it are ktitiwo to pos sess an equable temperature not known before, it so regulating the perspiration (the main rpring of health) in every climate, that it is oever checked, neither pronoted in too great a De gree. Its durability and agreeableness of wear, are proper- ties Which render it equally desirable to every individual.-- The White Chintz for Ladies' Dresses and Children's wear, i may be oUtained as above, in pieces containing three and four Dresses each, from Three to Four Guineas per piece. Orders punctually executed. . CAMPBELL'S BELGIAN TRAVELLER. This Day was pulilishett, Price 7s. bo.irds, illustrated with correct Maps, TRAVi.,LLEit'S CONIPLWIE GIRDS through . BELGIUM, HOLLAND. and GERNIANY; containing a p trtieutar Account of all the Public Bintnings, Places of AmuseMent, and Curiosities; -with accurate Tables of Distances in English Miles hum one Town to another; the best Inns pointed out, and a Description of every Thing war thy the Attention of Gentlemen, Lovers of the Floe Arts, and Travellers in general. . By CHARLES CAMPBELL, Esq. Prioted for Sherwood, Neely, and .limes, Paternoster-row ;. J. M. 11.1 grardson, Cornhill ; Boo.sev, Bruad-street ; Keys. Culemao-street ; Hatchard, Piccadilly; Booth, Doke street, Portland-place; Chapple, Pall Mall; and IV. Walker, 196, Strand. Thit Day were published, ' In One thick Volume, 800. price 12s. in boards , ADDITIONAL RP :PORTS on the EFFEc7rs of a PECULIAR REGIMEN- in Case's Of Cancer, Scro fula, Consumption, Asthma, and other Chronic Diseases. By WILLIAM LAMBE, Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians. Printed for J. Mawman, ;1:1, Ludgate-street. Of whom may he had, lately published, by the same Author, I. Researches into the Properties of Spring Water; evo. 4s. boards. • 2. A Medical and Experimental Inquiry into the • Origin, Symptoms, and Cure ut Constitutional Diseases 18ru. ss. (id. hoards. 3. Itxports on the Effects of a Peculiar. Regimen oti Scir flaws Tumours and Cancerinn Ulcer; sru. ss. hoardi. EUSTACE'S TOUR, IN OCTAVO. This Day was published, Elegantly printed in dvols. - Svc). illustrated with a Map of Italy, en engraved Plans of Churcbes, and Index, price 31. in boards, A CLASSICAIdr i O y UR THRptigu fixe est Italia diis Sacra, ince gentes rjus, hae oppida P°' pulorton.—Plin. Nat. HiSt. tn. 2a.; I3y.lhe.Jtct•. 'JOHN "CH ET WODE EIJST:IOE, ritied Edition, revised and enlarged. rEhe.saine hook, in 4 vols. 4to. price 51. 3s. in boards. 4 '. ; „‘ - In this Mc* Edition, the Publisher fro . ; end - raroured , by the addition of a Loge, accurate, and finely engraved ,Map tri Italy, and by particular tcution to the paper and Init.'. to do justice.to x Work which the Pilblie hes tcCeiVed with, sUcit uncommon partiality. - The Map, two Plates, with the additional matter contained t Ids Edition, way-tie had by the Purchasers of the precious .. , . one, price 3s. The Map . of Italy, hy Zannoni,' price 6s. Printed for J. Nl.twinait, No. 39, Ludgate-street, London. Of whom may tic ;tad, Mr. Lust:lces Letter trues Paris to George Pare, Esq. 2t&e Ninth lidition i , Svc). 4*. Vqiii 1 gr.c ?rT 4 , : 2 , ~,, A .fiiitfiv* I, \ : 'n.' / 9 4110 t • HOUSE OF COMMONri. Mr. WROTTESLEY hroUght in a Bill to Secure the Nlflur..; chasers of Lands, &c. under Decrees of Courts of Equity, Which was read a first time, and ordered to be read a second time on Monday next and printed. • , from the Batik of Fatglan4 presented an Ac count of the Charges of mana g ing the Public Debt- in the years im and i 79.1, .JlO the years 003 and ISI4. l'he Scott:it Jury Bill, as amended by the - Lords, was agreed to. „ Mr. HUSicISSON obtained leave to bring in a Bill is enable the Surveyor of his Majesty's Woods to sell ut let7det taiu of the Uhl v . , u -Lands.. fir GEOlttiE - CLERK moved fur leave to &whs.; in a Bin for the beam: preservation i,f Game •in Scotland. rue Bill was afterwards brought in, read a first time, and ordered to be road a second tiinv.orOlonday next, and printed. COOi'E(t moved the appointment of a (Committee to inquire jinn The Presentwents al Grand Juries in Ireland— Laid before the House. After. some farther discussion between Mr Ponsonby, Mr. Ahercroinby, Mr. Cooper, Mr. tioriier (who proposed a Se lect Comm►tteej, and Mr. V. Fazge: aid, on ,1 he suggestion of the Speaker the motion was left to slam] over tor to-morrow. Mr. LUSHINGTON moved the Order of the Day for going hada Committee of Supply fur the purpo s e of pOstponing it to Friaie. next. , . _ . Mr. W,IIITIIREAD wished to know whether it ‘+ as in c ,n -teinplatiou to grint any farther sum towards the rebase for the Net lon Family. Mr. ROtik.: said, tittft there were substantial reasons for breaking oil' the purchase from Mr. Ketnp, and entering into one with Jlr. Durkins, and that, thereture, ad additional al lowance would be necessary. BANK PAPERS. 'Mr. GRENFELL . rose to mike the motion Of which he bad given notice.. Though he tinder blood the Chancellor of the Exchequer did not mean to oppose the Motion, be wished to he in dulged in a few observations. He then adverted to the balances in the handt of the Bank of Eng -1,4„j, t ro m Ada they derived very great advan tages, and in which, he thought, the public now had a right to participate. In 1791, Mr. girt lard claim to the unclaimed dividends, which, was re sisted by. the. Bank, ,who then contended, that they weie not deposited for the interest of the public . ; but when they foond that Mr. Pitt was determined to persist in his claim, the Bank agreed to give 500,00 W. towards the public service.— They did the same' in 1808., when the Chaircellor Of the kixelotquer was in administration ;. and this pot it beyond a doubt that these I).ilatices were the property of the alter allowing the Batik a fair and liheral remuneration tor their trouble. He hail been asked, what he meant to -do when tuese papers were granted h ntight'be pre.unip tuous in hint to say now whatever he might here after make of papers the contents,of which he did not know; but he confessed he ti onglit it was not right to teave such large sinus of money in the hands of the Bank, for that body' to play with and to make advantage of, When thc public, to whom the money belonged, and who ought to have the benefit IA it, were so highly. taxed and so griev ously burdened : he therefore hoped no Gentle man would hereafter say these balances' ought to remain to the hands of the Bank, witch it was clearly shewn that from them might be derived a clear. saving - to' the public of between 5 - and 600,0001 a year, after making a liberal allowance to the Bank for their'trouble. He then touched upon the income of the Bank drawn fronri the cir culation of their paper, which last year amounted to 31,000,0001. It was true it ;had since fallen, hue the average might be taken at '27,000,000/. and taking in the balances, their incoaie might be said to be altogether 2,376,0001.—He concluded by)itoing fur " an accouut' tit the balances of cash in the hands of the Bauk of England, on the ISt .and 15th 'days of each month twin 11307 to 1815.". Mr. PONSONBY seconded the motion. The CHANCULLOR tit' the FCHF.,QUER said it was not his intention to oppose the motion ; but 'certainly the Honourable Gentleman had taken an exaggelated view of the,ptorits of the Bank, and in his-arguments, by analugy on the subject of the thiclaimed,Dividends, tie had udguestlonaldy in dulged himself in a greater degree of latitude thatt he was entitled to do. He was, however, desir ous that some effectual measure on this subject should take place in the course of the next Ses.. sion. • Mr. PoNsoNBY was happy to perceive that a motion had been agreed to which was likely to produce so much solid advantage to the Public.— He hoped, however, it would be understood, that as the supporters of this motion did not mean to disturb any agreement now subsisting be►ween. Government and the Bank, that Government would not enter into any new agreenlent with the Bank. titter some farther conversation between Mr. Mr..P. Moore, Mr. Manning, Mr. Von ionby, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Mr. Ba ring, Lord A. Hamilton, Mr. ‘iarryutt, and Grenfell, in the coarse of %dile!' the Chancellor of the Exchequer signified that there shotod be no new arrangement entered into with the Bank, ‘vithont previous notice to the House, the motion was agreed to. YeSrifrisjh.ilG•ei.t-AGHraA:Mitedni.oved fora n dne:l writ ec o p d z , s n t r at o:7 B , il it l : ho ' u f s h e e BSiclohtsuC,e,r,entscisaarpthiCmoutriitlsie.Bill, and the Scots Ni.a.d -litlticile.--Adjourued. w l'h t e o P r i oti lli g h - b y t to c ii etzzunion 3! 4 of' if f ilvi re' the 171 to • /0 C~"~ ti , fCf 10 A G a it 10' , o f r yei 1! 4 01, S