The Sun. — London, England, 1815-03-30 00:00:00

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' , • , 14,: ...... 1 , ?.1 1 'its...4F; ;ti t „_, .. • t • r dim 6 Y o' 3°3 ' I ;1131.1-r)( t ocr r e d the ro lanc to., tat(' J ut ani ail rg. be r e ' f dea d : o victe 4 J at to vBI NCS Wb c)s . ° c%t, ►n ►f 111 ' 111 of t" he b a) : 4 : thet ' o iolv e d Oil . he 0 0P d Ott a bo o b ; to til i. ,111°1:t g, 15 01:11:jec`ii -0 .5t119' 1 t he 1101 . 3 for coo': • rfe' t j , (.701. IitiNITSER 7(}49-] THEXIsRE kOYAL, DRURY-LANE. PREsENT EV:LNiNG, Mirch 20, their se:T:ints will perform., for the st cond time, a 3 / 4 ; OPeritie Drari)a, in Three Act,;, which has been io g Itilhrat4m, to Il e llle, • THE UNKNOWN GuEsT. • . With hew Scenes, DreN,eA, Deenrations. , 1 . 4 ► The Music by ;`,lr. 'idly :\ Bralmni. Charact,rs im \yr. BritriM vir Uellarny, Mr. Pyne, :;P i litiPs . , NI:in " :1e;r, Mr. Oxberry, ).I;ister Rarnett, Mr. Crooke, tlrs. Dickons, Miss Pouk, Mrs. Bland, Sec. Sec. After which (9th time), a new Fare', t5:..,,,21'11 cycLocri.! AND II AENTY .I,e.tharacters hy Mr. Gatti..., Mr. Polley, Mr. Wailack, 01.,,„`r, dill! Pinde n , Mr. Bannister, Mr. Knight ; Mrs. Edwin, Mrs. 7rirs Harlowe. • rpTUFA ft% ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. His PRESENT EVENING, March 30, will be Performed the Trigedy of llo r , ROMEO. AND JULIET. e o, Mr. Conway; Mercutio, Mr. Jones; wad Juliet, To ,„,.. Miss O'N e ill. "inch will be added (4th time), a new Grand Melo-Dra- Zilinv,_, , , math: Romance, called ' 1 ; OR THF NVT-Al AKER AND HIS WIFE. 2 4'e llt ; , .. .. . _ \ " Ilhhi,„).lleit (theSultao Mr. Earley : Selim (the Aga,' , s . iir• vi i . t 7ittrd to Zelint), t5,,,,,_,,, Itlerza (the Net-maliee), Mr. Emery; Almazale To _ , Mrs, Gibb.,. Miss S. Booth ; Etna (the Net - maker's the. too. f i ''r.row, Artaxerxes er which will e produced, rst .._e, a new Farce, to t be called Love b in Utah°. for Eas-r INDIA ROUSE, March 28 1615. E COURT .01 DI lECTORS of the L~ND UNITE D COMPANY of NIEWHANTS of ENG •N u t TRAD ING to the EAST INDIES, do hereby give That at PP4i t the GEN ERAL COURT o f th e sa id CEIMPANY ited t o h e held ' ato;their HOUSE hi Leadenhall-street, th °xi WEDNESDAY, the 5t Pate it h April n ex t, a t El even o 'Cl o ck in e l ' 9Oll , a It eso l ntien of the Court of Directors, "That °l-IET SHEItsON, late of the Madras Civil r• 5 a '4 fo be p ermitted to retorts to - Nlads - A. ," will ;.) v laid re the General Court tut' their consideration. JAMES COBB, ,taty. --________ _______— ,7t s h A e ISII(0, P RIET') - 1 1 / 4 ; of F. Vti r-ixtm 1, S riCl`• ii,i." L''l 4t , :(l'l() ,' • , v i) i • f. :. ) :ZS tit t lie rie,411"..4-"T 1N14.% i:,: ): , .'? , ~ 1 i0. , ,. ,_ ~ ~„1-,,,1 for' lye r. c t l : I trtst s : ti . 'e 12% April :1 , ,.., . :'., • f -.- ' . '.' V '2 a" " Slequesttd fur kik t,:!, ,~ , . Z O '....,',-; •:)..,,•. .. - ,:T, Esq. ..10.-..f..1'il C: . ..:.., Es 1. EDWAIZD 1 i - ...y, Esq. 'L i7OMAS I:.Eiti, E-q. ta st _, . ~ - A- i , Ti'. T vi. , •, , ,i, Esq. )4: - 'dia lin Whic• , ' , ar c h co ue -S, 1815.1 hunede Servants, . 31 .1 °,1 g n i, la L e ; I : , " - , - j ' ' Vim. P. E!phinstont, ,pn„,'l' -r John Inglis, , '--,* -i*_,_,„ k, A• - x.nnter Allan, ch, Ni.ir;i-' -....-- ' Nl;:iliain A'tell' • ~9. Pdt,i, f ,'' ,',q . (2. p; ), . . j. Alex. Bannerman, R hip, '' 'i ' l 'aillin it " ' "l "' j‘ : bli Stanley -- Clarke, (~, i ~ (111 4rts, IN m. b• ~,i' itohnison, Robt. Clerk, Ci ( d . ..' ' e "tt. 'Lite. Daniell, - , de re S n ini!h, l .!; c r t i r l i e D s z o te rT is , , ,t. ... ------------ --......._ "t1 y .1 ":1: d e Y , ur? John I Indlest.9. , ,r,_ .14.06.4 4 , ' 1: q thQ pr ,-------, .. 1 , A''a GENTLEBIEV 1 1'4°1 " ‘ 4")1.11IETO1IS of EAST INDIA STOCK. -11 '1 /TI NG the 1 ' ' of being recommenckci lolionr --, ~, toy ou , . '.".l) l'‘ "!' the D irectors 'of the East India Cona h plo vr y : as t )re }.a.,"klT•s for tile DiItv.CTION to he chustet t . , o tt .i i 4 2. - . . , •t, the ii;) er - ty of r , 9 ee.s.;ng the favour of your % ote . c ( lay of lilectiou, Vi e e tenetiay - thr l'.2.th a t rit nest. I, We. are, Latii.l and Geatletoeth a our won obedient outhouse !townie Servant!, JACOIi 1105ANQUET. sn):.F.1)11 COTTON. 1. • —4O-India Rouse, 1. • , '4%428, lsib. 1 ,-..,___ • ' 1 1 : 1 1-) 1( " );: 1 1. 1 1 1 S 1) It P rsl i n tit . Y. KR 'HAM) TWINING. ,—._ Lli:'.the I'ItC.PRIPFORS of CAST-INDIA STOCK. PluN,,t,'? -I\t) - 'rt t:' vt EN, Ir t Ili ANN tiA L Z UCTION of DI IIECT()RS d4y, t , r tl. ' '-',.,5-1' !NUL\ Coup,‘Ny, being on Wetines; 1 - 4 ) , 5 (3 1 , 1 =I - of AT:rit, tillow lit!? mast respetfully to rt..tr ii, 4, 1 li ta. 't ( - l'A'S n.'s .. fur the Favou r of your SITI•TA-A(1••• ~ I,)tit- P"et`t VAANCY, to be re-elected a "Mt:ober 0 ' N1.,„,,1 ,1 it - t2 1 0. 6.. Edti,,".:;,•11 rle ;;1,40 to honour tit? :Again with .. y e iy . t i r r c ,.. 0 . n : tla ~,,ioA.,l'lctge onelf to h zPalons anti faithful di.; h , 6 of I ti: ("1,;1.., s,, ;wp..rta o t a sit itvion. 4vt.tli, :,.. , iir to 14., with great resra, y u „ • I.,:itiies a4tlCientlvni,n, ..,t in uo , ..,!,,; , , anti . • d .-- ,t,.,1 i itnn y ie f4,. f .r a nt, --...gcr., itL•st t.,. _ . al, 7, r WILLIAM WIGRAM. Plikr limey -street, March 20, 1313- . _ . 1 ; 0, N , LIVES' OF E. AN.) J. PHILIP::. ' 4,l tist, i ,'„ ... : ( '''' l ' , Y, the Ist t.i.%lzty, will be putili.clictl, -..'c'Y Printed li t 0,,e Volmne, Quar,o, adorgled with I 1, 7 1 - ' Q POrtrlii3, ''''' ) of L'D. INrA RD and JOHN PHILIPS, p:titie,pitfAs:ind Pkni s 0- ViILTON ; inc:ludi•!g cario.-3 all an ‘ , 1:44(.1-4:4'' (4 the Liter •‘• - 1 d P iii . ical History of tneir ~l frja, LUe it • suclYC~, i,t 'nl:•Vrlvei ...::.- r , P ; y WIT 1.1..1.1 (....1()DWIN. t r 'tlt ed f or i P' " g m an, Hur s t, Ree 9, ' • orme, an d B rown , ~ •< l . ltio 4t , , . ow. .. __ I A ItTI AL AC I - I !IA r.NIF., , ct ts.r • R_ 1 .• ~rril 11nPreeCtletlted success WiliC!! 1....:.1,e,..., A-kand c;: i :Al,_ , :`:, ll -3, ,, CI HIEVEMEN'r S of G 1 1 . 1i . ....: , 1 6., :t p t u i ti 't. 1 1 , - , . en _ ,%a1,... !ds ittet \vitt], front a ( is,. . ..... „ ~,,,,..i. flt4l.3,titther description of its nature an, ile',,;-:- m i. ' ' I.4 tef ti i ) ,' , •J• JENKINS, however, in ~:; ;it it nt; - , his . o ust .o.s 4 r4,,,,t, ,c,:lowledlr-netits t, his tinmer...,:ts sl-,.'"'•!°e."'. , it tbini,:i's'l thent that the sth Nurul)yr, ~,,,itli 11 4 ' Att,,.l,' following E mbellislinler.t,;, , ,7.. , Ate,' :lint' Is., \; 411 1e f • c h on Ilie.L.oad to linyono• , Dec. 1.3, I 4,1 - -3.-2 h , '• :. • ' '' l ' ‘)' Maid a ---- -3• Siege of St. S(. , ,tisti,tfl.--4. Death of p. , , , ,'L , 1i,i ,i4 1 iv; a lii,.' t t) i ~ .1 J. • T enkiltS, 48, Strand, . wit , / i'3 pr9),.'',..„,,,t; V'tP14120,.„3 etll itivd " The Naval 'A,L.,,,,rt.111-T, 0! ..-', e _ ,'" t elidi.d to form (with the " : , 1-trtt,,,..•Ac. , 1 ! , . 4 't x,,lntttl and complete. series of iii.itor,te 1k,..11.1 Talk4l mirt. • . lk,'"4, „ ' a. . .. 0 t .., 4,4 ,--,olitted Monthly, at 11. is. for the sott,ll, : r Adm . ' - itt- li 2 '. 2s . - fur large paper Copies; coi"' ~.„.... .. ~ i,s by Reath. tip -- ----- - ---- -- - .4.4 , J .'4S PUblished Tt u s DAN% . ' QUARIPqr IT lIEVIEW, No. XIV. Nt!t,. . coNTENTs. (N.,4ltcsPililosop;ly of the II ti Mail Mi'l4.-12. Travels to I:: ( l 'lCli ih,',.,;e of the I,issoori ItiVer, iillll ;lel 0,4 nit' ,Air,..ricai. th4lll L4 4l` !"I.te Pacific ()cratt '3 Misc, II Aii , !(.1 I. A.t.,1.;.. t ~j , 5 1 11 1:49t . 1 ''''_l'.."—••l. e; ol.l7l'es. HollatThoi , , es ,;. par Louis t.s n liti.l" --- : Ott tit,? Wealtlr, Vw , . a" 1.-- INtii, j.,ll.,,tispire ; by P. Colcolion o , 1.; • 1,,,,44 k r — f.,•.• On the Rise, Pro , ress, ;,:.1 l•e-, , nt „ . It'.3 . ~.11,,;.1e;.L.t,r...-...,4, Le',., ;i -.. , ~ .. ...- I: : - . , : ..r_5, „..?). ~,i1,,,,2..7, honerts; with. a— .. , ~.. '34414 (:`.:33ll.ting ; „,., The Am o i„ i , , , ~__...,,). 1,.....: ,t;,,...i,t. . ,ittp:iign '- .. ' ~, ..; attNtl tur J Olin Murray, 41.hentt It:. street. TiIiAtSDAY, MARCH 30, 11):5. CONT.R4CT FOR THE C/IRRI2fGA . OF TIMBER FROM ALICE HOLT FOREST. March 23, 1815. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and'COMMIS-' SIGNERS of HIS MAJESTY:: NAVY do hereby give Notice, That . on Thursday, the f.;th of April ne.rt, at One.o'Cleck, they will be read', to treat with sod. Persons as may be willing to Contract for conveying by Land and freer Carriage about EIGHT HUNDRED and TWENTY LOADS of OAK TIMBER, from Alice Holt Forest, t'i the Ceuatil of Hants, to his Majesty's Yard at Woolwich. • , A Form of the' Tender may be seen at thin (Vice. No 'Tender will be received after One °Week on the day of Treaty; nor any ncticed, , unless the Party, or an Agent for hint, attends. _Every Tender Must be accompanied by a Letter addrcos'ed to the Nary Board, and signed by two responsible Persons, engaging to become bound with the Perf.an tendering., in the Sane of 5301. .1%,r the date performance of the Contract. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, March 15,_ 1315. THE PIUNCIP4L OFFICERS: of Ilis J.kSTY'S W7DIV..INCE do hereby give Nfitice, that Proposals will Lc- reel iced at the:;- Tlier, - in Pall Nall, on or btforelrednesday, the sth day of April ne.rt, tom such Persons as may be zvilliwg to undertake the Performance of the CAItPgNITR'S WO.R.K. in the Military Division; for Sfrvice of this. Department, for a period of Five Years, dc-• terminable after the E.rpiration of the first Fem., upol Notice of Three Months, at the option of either Party. Farther Particulars, together With the Terms and Condi tions of tic Contraet,May he know;l at the Secretary's Of flee, in Pall-Mall aforesaid, • any Day halweoi the Hours of Ten and Four o' Clock, where the Proposals must he delivered, sealed up, and endorsed, " Proposal -A fox - Carpenter's Work ;" but nu Proposal can be admitted after the said sth dpril, •at Twelve Clock at Noon of the same Day, neither will any Tender be noticed, unless the Party ntahing it, or an Agent in his behalf, shall attend. By Order of the Board, R. H. CREff", Secretary. HORNSBY and Co. Stock-Brokers, 26, Corn hill, respectfully acquaint the Public, that they have on sale TICKETS and Si ILES for the Incomparable LOT. TERM to he Di awn on WEDNESDAY N I'. The Scheme contains Three Prizes of 30,0001. and only 15,000 Tickets; also, Five of 1,000 Guineas each, to be paid in Gold, and many other Capital Prizes. oRNSIIY and Co. divided among their Friends, in Twelve Months, the unprecedented List of Capital Prizes, viz. No. I L.1.),o00 Lait Lottery No. L,20,000 1,120....10;0 0 0 20,000 ... T 4,100 2,590 . 20,000 Besides Prizes of 50001. 2,0001. 1,0001. 5001. &c. No. :33,979 and 4.2,569,. Prizes. of SO,OOOl. were sold by PORNSBY and Co. YICTIT:ILLING-OFFICE, March 23, t6I 5. rip HE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING -a- His 211-4.I.ESTY'S X4P"l'do hereby give Notice, Mut on' Friday, the :31st instant, they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing (staled up), and treat fur the follow:mg Quantitics BUTTER, ClihEA, and OATMEAL; to be delivered at the Parts, and in the Proportions against each carpresset2, viz.— Bu • ter. Cheese. Oatmeal. Tons. Tons. Tons. Dept ford 3O 50 100 Port,mnuth Plymouth .. ‘ — 25 St/ 50 Tons 123 Tons 200 Ton, onr Half thereof is Cnelfonth, and the other Half wd.itin a Mynah afterwards; and to be paid for by Bill, payable mitt interest, Ninety days after datc. -Te Confliti•ins of Cie Contracts may. be SCCJi at Hie Se critars Office, regard will be had to any render in which the Price thal' tent he inserted ire TT ords at length, or that shall not he fle7 , . , cred to the Board &for,: One o'Cloch ctz the said Fridav, the 31st ins:'a.vt, nor unless the Person whu the Tender, or saw? Person On his behalf, &lands, to answer ichrn ea!le,4 for. lIL V.ILL I ,V1)- , OFFICE, March 29, 1815 9 - 11-IE CO .11 ISS fONLRS for VICTU4LLING His 111:1JESTY'S N,11 7 Y do kcreby glee 'N'otice, That on Thursdays, the GM April next, Mr. Reeks, their Agent :t Perismouth,' will be ready/ to reetipe sealed Tenders apd &rat i r ONE THOCSAN!) QUARTERS qf ENfiLl . 4l WiIEAT (weighing. 56 pounds per busk), and al ,o for SEVEN H , :NDRED QUARTERS of CLOSE DRIED ANIMA -NIALC, for tie service oi Me f etualling Dep rrlincot at that Port; to be austoeraqe to Sample i that will be exhibited at kis (Vice, to be delivered in one .lloath and to be paid fir by Bills payable with Interest Dees aftee date. • - NO-rerani will be had to amt Tender in which the Price shall not be inserted in words at length ; or that shall not be delivered before Twelve o'Clock on the said Thursday, the GM 41pri! next, nor unless the Person who makes the Tender, or some Person an his Behalf, attends, to answer when called for. The C>nditions of the Contracts nay be seen at tLe ric tuatling-Ogice al Portsmouth. VJCT(„rLL IYG OFFICE, March 29, Is] 5. T HE. COMMISS/ONERSjOr VICTUALLING His MAJESTrS .V.ll/7 do hereby. give Notice, on Tuesday, the 4th of April nest, they will -Go ready to receive Tenders - ill writing, (Waled ul9 and trent fin. ONE: HUNDRED TONS of BLACK SMYRNA or ALEX RAISINS (answerable to Samples of not less -than Two pounds weight each, to be produced with Me Tender.s) ; and for ONE HUNDRED TONS of VIRGINIA LEAF TO- BACCO, to le delivered, in the space of a itolith, into his 11ajesty's rictualling Stores at the Port', and in the pro portions uader-2nentioaed, viz.:— Raisins. Tobacco. Deptford 100 Tons E;OTons Pm tsmouth 2O Plymouth -420 ICO 100 And to be paid for by Bills, paoab4 with Interest, Ninety Days after date. The Conditions of Me Contract may be SCCJI , at the• Se eretary's Office. No regard will be had to any Tender in which the Price Mali not be ins.crtcd iu u'ords at length, or. that shall not tic delivered to the Board bry4re One o'Clock en the said Tuesday, the 4th of dpril next, nor unless the Person who makes the T:nder, or some Person on his behalf, attends, to answer when called fia. OFFIC7:7 OF ORDNzINCE, March 15, 1 S 15. rip 112: PRI NCIP...IL OFFICERS of ` i JES7.I7S ORDN,-INCE .do hereby give Notice, thut P:oposais :willbe received at their Vice, in it 6,:17 , re Friday ; the 31st day.of March Instant,from•sitch Per.,wts us may he to undo-take the Supply of HAIR 11:tOOMS, IILIZ:SHES, and other -.Mich . :, for Sfrriee of De , :artxent for *a petild of Three Fenn, determinable ver the Expiration of the first Year,•upon :bodice of Three a t the option of either Putty.. Pott.?rns of the .4rtieles may be viewed upon application at the in-Lepal Storekeeper's Office in the Tower; and farther Forticalur , , to i.,ret,',er with the Terms and Conditions of the mmg be known at titi Secretary's Offce, iu Pull- M, ll ofir.'said, any dny between the Hours cep Ten and Einr o'Cloch,-Tehere the Ifroposals must be delivered, sealed propsals for Hair Brooms, &e." but no I j a - qi , •G•TU: can be admitted after the said. 31st Instant, al l'fct Lt. o' ;Voon of the Sdkie Lay, neither will any be n oiieed,uni...ss the Patty making it, or an dirent 11?), Pli y. hi Urdu . of Me Bortrtl, 11. CAMP, Scrietary • THREE PRIZES ')F THIRTY THOUAND POUNDS, • ,VIVI' anti Co. tenni, their sincere thanks to the Public fur the distinguished Patronage re ceived (particularly during the List ten Lotteries, far all of which they have been Contra , :•.tors;. and.having bad the goed . fortune to' - sell One or more of the largest Capitals . in ahuost every Lottery, they tru.t they shall continue to be honoured with the- preference of the• 'Public in the - pr , sent Lottery, which begins on AVEDNESDAY NEXT, the sth of April. The Scheme contain.; Three llriz•s of 30, ;091., &r. sic . and Five of •.Oe Slanhs wili be entitled- to ONE THOUSAND 'GUINEAS eacb, which will be paid in GOLD, without any deduction, as !I:J(1W as drawn. --; "rlCKE'l'ti awl Cf - LIIES are on Sale, in great variety, at and Co.'s ()dices, . ). 11, Poultry.; Atul No. 31, - Aldttate High -12, Charing-cross, I St rect. riiim FULL MONEY in GOLD wit] be paid IL' by RIC!! GOODLUCK., and Co. for the Fire Puize of One Thnucanii C'tiirwaq, 'in the STATE LOTTERY to begin Drawhig, 'WEDNESDAY, sth April. ' THE SCHEME CONTAINS 3 • Prizes of .. 1,050 500 G &c. RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. have been parCp cular:y fort uaate in the Sale of Thirty Thousand Pound Prizes, being the only persons that ~ .ver sold in Shares Two Pri•zes of that description.—t-2,b07, 30,00014 in , - Sixteen Sixteetith,:, .an.o 24,553,, 39,000 i., in one Half, um: Quarter, and Two Eighths. TICKETS anti SHARES are on Sale, in variety of Num bers, at their Others, Corphilt, and Charing-Cross. P..LIGNETS EXTRAORDINARY! IirIiDDING and Co. No. 1, CORNHILL, in form their Friends that the prestnt LOTTERY, to be brawn sth APRIL, contains THREE STUPENDOUS PRIZES of 30,0:10I. also Five Prizes of t,OOO Guineas each, which last P. and Co. undertake to pay IS GOLD, without any deduction whatever. PIDDINC; and (o. sohl'the only Prize of 20,0301. in the LaNt Lottery drawn in April, a proof that it is an auspicious Month for their Oiiice,- and iu tae Lotttry jni.t. finished, No. 1,b.30, a Prize of 5001.. and No. 4,516, a Prize of 4001. were soil at their Lacray Office, No. I, Cornhill. Canary Orders, enclosing. the Amount, post-paid, punctually executed, 1 1 ,31 S IFS SCALE for- ADVENTURERS : BuyTiiree 'Echos, 'on my gain Igo Goo Buy Two'Tickets, you nLly gitiu - Buy One Ticlirt, you may gain :30,000 Buy Three Halve,- you may gain Buy Two Halve!, you ru:,y gain '3O,OOCr Buy Oue Half, you may gaiu 15,000 .... Buy Three Catiarters, yoll way a n 2'2,500 15,00 U Buy Tam Quarters, you Luny gam.. • . ._. • — - Buy One Quarter, y(at imiy g-,ain 7,&00 Buy Three Eighths, you may gain 11,250 Buy Two Eighths, you way gain 7,500 Buy One Eighth, you may gain 3,750 Buy 'Three Sixteenth, you may gain Buy Two Sixteenths, you may gain • 3,750 Buy One Sixteenth, yoo.tirty gain 1,b75 NEXT WEDNESbAY; APull, sth, when all the Three Prizus of 30,0u01. may be drawn, and Two of the 5 Prizes of 1,000 Guin t .as MI;ST he Drawn, and will be immediately Paid in Gold, at 4, Coruhiil, or 9, Charing-Cross. GUINEAS! AND THREE THIRTY THOUSAND POUND _ _ _ PRIZES. . • NEXT WEDNESDAY the LOTTERY begins, and the First drawn 10,0001. will be entitled to 20,r.:001. more, mating a certain Prize !i besides which, the other Two • 0. er , no,ouoi. Priies may be both drawn on that Day. . GwEBB begs to remind his Friends and . the Public, that ALL the Three Prizes of 30,0001. may . be drawn on Wednesday Next, and that Two of the Five One Thousand -Guineas Prizes must be drawn on that day, and will . he PAID IN GOLD, as soon as proclaimed, without any Deduction, if bought at WEBB's Fortunate Office, 17, Ludgate-street, near St. Paul's, who, calculating that seve ral of them will be sold at his Office, has secured a sufficient quantity of Heavy Guineas for that purpose. In the Last Lottery WEBB Sold in . Shares No. 2,h02, a Prize of 10,0001. being the last ever Shared, besides Four other*Capita Is. • • 17, -Ludgate-street, near St. Paul's. WESSEVA .lESUIT'S DROPS. THE GENUINE JEsurrs DROPS have I been long known utt:l esteemed a safe, cheap,. effectual, and often an immediate cure for Stranguary, Civets, . Weak ness of the Kidneys or bladder ; and when taken on the first attack of Vette( eal Infection, they will infallibly accomplish the desired effect. Should the complaint he far advanced, it will will he necessary to take the SPECIFIC REMEDY with the Jesuit's Drops. The great object to he attended to is, that Purcha: , er3 should he careful in having the true and genuine Prepara- ! COD, as and dan;.4erotts counterfeits attempted to be.foisted ott,tlie pultlic, by absolute falsehoods, are so intuit- '! roils, that the. Proprietors request every purchaser to ask fur \VESSEL'S Jesuit's Drops. Caution.--Tne -genuine \Vessel's Jesuit's Drops are in- closed in a black Stalup, with the following engraved thereon (to secure the Proortetor from Piracy) ; Joseph Wessel, 66, St .Paui's Church-yard. 9(.l.)eiliottie, and in large Bottles, containing 'ren , ni,lll, 11. - Sold al.:0 by Sanger, 01-furd-street; Wiad, Hulbcrn; and Tutt, EPRICSI SIXPENCE-HALFPENNY. FRENCII PAPERS. 111AnCII 25. OFFICIAL INTELLIGENCE. EXTRACTED FROM THE DIsPATC:IRS OF MARSIIAL THE DUKE OF TREVISO (kloe.TkEß). On the 23d Marcb„at•fouro'clock .n the after- noon; Count de Lilie (the head of the ISourban family) quitted both Lisle and France, to repair to Alenin. Oa the 24th, .at two in the morning, the Duke of Orleans also left Lisle to, repair to Touraay. Orders have been sent by the Marshal Duke of Treviso to all the Generals cominamding at Valen- cienncs, Maubeuge, Avesnes, Landrecies, Le Qaesnoy, and Conde. Every where the Imperial Eagle, the national cockade, and the tri-colour flag have been hoisted in the midst of the acclamations of the people. Dunkirk, Gravelines, Bergues, 'the places in the North, present the same aspect.— Tranquillity was not disturbed fOr a single moment hi the 16th military division. EXTRACTED FROM THE LETTERS OF THE DUKE OF RF.GGIO (OLIDINOT). Blarch 23: At Metz, :..id in all the plaCea in the East, spirit of the people, .and the devotedness of the soldiers are the same. Every where the eagle and the national coluurs are displayed. EXTRACTED FROM THE DISPATCHES or s COUNT CAF FARELLI, AIDE-DE-)CAMP TO HIS MAJESTY! TIIE EMPEROR, DATED MARCH 23. 13:.etagne is tranquil and animated v th the best sentiments. . At Rennes the EmperoCz bust was carried in triumph. On no point of the west of France has ant , thing been taken away from the public chests. An insurrection in the Vendee :tppears a chimera even in the idea of those who attempted to create it. On the 22d, at two in the morning, the Duke of Bourbon embarked on the Loire, at the bridge of. Ce'. The preparations for his embarkation and Lis departure for England was made at Nantes. Thus, twenty-five days after his landing at the southern extremity of France, the Chief of this fine empire, (and what chief was 'ever more legi timate ?) recalled, assisted by the wishes and the exertions of all the citizens and all the soldiers, perceives no trace of opposition on the whole ex tent of the French territory. An unanimous de votedness and a sentiment at once deep and re flected manifest themselves on all sides. Thus has been consummated, with all the ra pidity of enthusiasm and all the calm of wisd o m, without the eillision of n single drop of French blood, without the leasY•excess or the slightest discrdcr, that revolution, destined to produce the astonishment of Europe, the admiration of poiterity, the happiness ofthe present generation, and the peace of France, which reposes at last in all its glory and dignity.—(.lleniteur). A superior Officer, sent to Paris by the Mar shal Duke of Treviso, brought intelligence this morning to his Excellency the Minister at War that the troopS at the garrison of Lille, on learn ing the happy arrival of his Majesty the Emperor in his capital, had immediately resumed the Na- tional Cockade and planted the Tricolor Standard on the rampaits. The Princes who were at Lille have left it, taking the road to Ostend.—(Gazate de France). -- EXTRAORDINARY•COURIER, SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 26TH. Prince Jerome arrives - to-morrow at Paris. Marshal Augereau, Duke of Castiglione, has ob tained permission to retire to his estates in the country. The 'Emperor is to receive the consti tuted authorities this day. Several travellers de clare, that whilst passing through Liege, they saw the - tri-coloured Gag hoisted up, after an insurrec tion on the part of the inhabitants. Marshal Jourdan presented' himself yeiterday at the levee of the Emperor. Coutit Guenehenc. replaces Count Bergon. 'Count idubert replaces Count Berenger. Messrs. Tabaud and Desm.izis are re established in their functions of Administrators of the Imperial Lottery. Mr. Ferrier resumes the functions of Director-General of the Customs. We are assured that Count 1-1,411 in is tippointed Commandant of the Ist military division. INIPERIAL DECREE. " Palace of theTliuilleries, Mardi 94, 181 b. " Napoleon, Emperor of the French. .t We have decreed, and do decree ns ft:ilows : " The general direction of the, book an 4 of pritAinr, sem -01: 117 1 , 0 5 t ' e o f i d 9 ° 1 i LL I. : o - lie I .le ,a,lii tec I c ,o : lien C tie :5•I