The Sun. — London, England, 1815-10-21 00:00:00

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DRURY-L:I7;E. •t , IS II PIIESENT EVENING, Oct. 21, 1815, Then Majesties' Servants will perform the Comedy of THE WLL. v., B ir Solo mon Cynic, Mr.'Dowto l n; Mandeville, Mr. Pope ; ; W ard, M r . Rae; Veritas,,Mr.Wallack.; Realize, Mr. Love r; Albin a Mandeville Mrs. Marilyn (her 3d appearance iat Character); Cicely Copsley, Miss Boyce. • •To which will he aided, the Ballad Farce of THE DESERTER. 11,, e n nrY, Mr. T. Cooke ; Skirmish, Mr. Mundell -; Rnsset, ' 4 .' ne n'"ny; Simkin, Mr. Knight ; Louisa, Miss L. Kelly ; - ell,nY) Mis.l3land. ,•„.. I ' o xes and Places to be taken of Mr. Spring,-at the Rotunda, -7 . , the principal. Entrance of the Theatre, in Brydges-street, - . 4 ,:t" Ten till Four, and of whom may be had a private.Rox tt' . '"gl4ly .. ) . I'el 343.vs t 7 5.; Second - Price, 3s. 6d.—Pit, lls-61-; second t. c ,5 23.--Lowt.r Gallery; Qs.; Second Price, Is.—Upper ',Hely, is. ; Second Price,,Cd. th: ii. r• Ke:ln will perform each of the Characters he . has hi the"P„,acted, Once only, prior to his areaaering in several re. o'olays, and a new fragedy, which in preparation. , , ell ar ,i : ` d a "day, the Tragedrolhichard the Second : King ht.- . ~ , Mr. Kean ,• with Ihe Farce of The Deserter.—On t,,V (4 Y, a Comic Opera ; - with Past 'MI o'Clock.—On Wed iituq, the Comedy of 'ib,. Will : Alhina Mandeville (4th titi15,,,,e'.,,4,1M......%.0Mardyn : with The Magpie, or The ;Maid of Pa-•. Thursday, the! Comedy of Rule a IN itt add Have s. st ay : 2 e: Leon, Mr. Kean ; ,with The Adopted Chikl.—On Lri . kil a ,,Pe CoMedy Of Lovers' Vows : Amelia Wildenhaiin, Mts. u n ) s . ," „ ; with The Irishman in London. Iliii' " r daY new Firre in TwO Acts, 'will be produced, irrethe titl e of Twenty' per ' Cent. 1 1 , 1 2, , Public are respectfully infermed, that Miss Nash is so 4 1 ;` t, ' - ') reem eed, that, nilless any unexpected. elapse should . R ,Place, she will he ahle`to apilear oil Tuesday neat. y r : e s Tragedyof Tam-erlaue will speedily be revived, when it• Kean will tuake,his first appearance in the Character of ....,2.ltt. ' . 'THEATRE ROYAL. COVENT-GARDEN. HIS PRESENT EVENING, Oct. 21, 1515, will be acted the TragMy of • IS ABELLA ; OR, THE FATAL MAR , RIAGE, r : , - ,s 'At omit, Batdwin, Mr Murray; Biron, Mr. 1 oung, Ca I _. , J . e C il i . K . euble ;- - Ville ' roy, •Mr. Egerton; .Isibella, Miss . After which, the revived Comic Opera of I.'att i ' THE POOR SOLDIER. I ) 4 i._, er Lope, Mr. Tokely• Captain Fit2roy, Mr. Taylor; , Ite rick ' Miss Burrell (bcingler 3d appearance at this p l a l ri e . a y - , II:. ”d -third. on anv stage) ; Dermot, Mr. Dt?ruset . ;. au; Ist im t Ita , i t il Mr Farley ; Nora, Miss Mac., Alpine; ~,, '...._ne mis.- - Niaiu e e'ws. .., - . the Pi a ' kete Doors will b opened at Half-past File, and , , X " „,t t f Past ; , i ( X P 15..,2cs 75.; Setcond Price .3' s. ed.—Pit 3s. ed.; Second Price N•o t ,,i7e.r Gallery ‘2s.; econd Price Is.—Upper Gallery Is.; h ric e Oti k , a c) e ,. f"r tlte Boxect to be taken of Mr*Brantion,• at the mrsce, Il ;trt-stre e t from Ten till Four. . . - l'litii N. 41s '')P,,• on her ' second performance tt - f Itosalloci.. was I %W I grvoted; with the acelaniations of a brilliant and 0 ., v , e 0 r ,- - ,i,,,tarlf. Aud ience--and to accommodate the nu.n.terous . a,. ,_•1 "kW ,„,' e'oxes, She will repeat that Character on Wednesday , 'Ar m . : b "leaY ne;:t. latrju-grrell waa most - rapturously applauded in the part of o rt r;ind ;vill repeat it To-night and Tuesday tte i xt. , __,),.. likkSi a 'l',M l ' l 3's 1 he. 'f rugedy of The Grecian Dat , ig . i , ter: E • 'On 4.'''iss O'Neill • with The Ma pie or the Aiala• C 4 k/,,t “tesday wi II ' lt! produced . for iod t i , ; ( e ,h fi n rst p t t i i me,. r a t ; n o e r w , Tl4."` Historic I M `last Voy ag , to . l e 1 elo-Drama, i le hase ca l led impreparatitio since 13,.cr°stuaTiZt„",)*;,:er I , e a rl l t -I, l ( r i t e ts ( l 7 c, h .nia h cliinerv, Scenery, Dresses, and ‘ft;.r which, The Poer Sol t i ly new. ~ . . . . 01), V, d th , e " W Ffir c e of The Farce 1% rile'. il , Tt. • •Rosalind r•liird ti, - .„ -" '•, -ss ,' l4 ), the Comedy of As You L... 0 ._. • 0 t:itta:t.seiNynrs. Alsop.—On Thursday, the Tragedy of-Th "'". B everley, Miss,O'Neill. MORF WONDERS! .' ! .I:wards of 3 Pivry Tiious- 4 khee 'oo'o A c N o n D s 0 1 ,for C onsols I present a Gitinr attd . ll Half -144i). alit ! erl-ei..ionttePr y ",)P o ° n " a l 7 — ad h it Y tir P a.7) l l . e ch P as la in n g , tOta l ll7 different t ri , Y Preceding Scheme . 1.4- 5 5 .1` ) ; \1 4 ,5 ... t 0ck-brok e r, -;„ CORNHILL, and la, COVEN 'If th `L'El,certain his Friends will aantiro the lto • • e press L L. , it, ttli, ocnente, thus early Claims thei r attenti on ingenuity tv e 10 0 rYllur chaser in this Lottery, which consyts of only t'°,o oo:l‘ rek 'ts 'II I; • I CI ~ , L. IWI Idte tte tanees of all tilt:Prizes for ic'etS) which contairts, in 3 per Cent. Consols, 4-* ..• - P rizes o f .... I, 5 ',Ma) . : .... .. , ~‘ ,„ ,„‘ o .. a.. .... L...., uu !..4.000 , ............ it i% &C. &c. left f . In "e than lili lv the . A l not he a Ticket or Share 'et I) i r ' ' al e thy last, e ft: • Da r } v'' . i an early Purchase is there- Vi,:",)soltitely neces : v‘ • Days: HILL, and Is, CO- I ,N ity .s ,, t. ,‘ s_. ; sary, a . ~,, , . ‘ &r Lotte . ' 4 - 1 ,tO secure a (..14auct in thisjustly pop _ . • , , , . a . GRAND STOCK prazEs . . end , 4- of 1. A,000, 3 per Cent. ,C , onsol ls s, ' roity.: o „ J- 2 0,000, 3 per Cent. s e other Capitals, in , the State i-on u Lo ' ttery, which U r . WEB B begins 7th November. I . l'egnests ll oli„,, I Le t , O the Schri lethe Attention of thePtii)- f the approaching Lottery, having 'ttijo-r,7 that itB intrinsic merit Will be its best recommen n ii, b t"kti.):oleare at the same time to solicit a cGtttintlamet , of tiC.ii..,:l4l'ag Which hisOiliet• has hitherto so likti 4 rallY exi L'd t i ' ll '. ' l ; ° 11 (1 so aithr- reniunera;.ed; having shared and 4 t th e ...w ° Last Prizes ' of •o,oeol. the Last 10,0001. and the Ml * ev 'r drawn, . . a „ c viz.— . . s 'f° - ‘• ....... In VI Shar d 1.30,000 . . ° alt. ....•. In 13 Shares L.30,000. l-' 4°. .......... In 10Shares L.lO,'OO ,4,688 ........ Whole'Ficket / 1;)50 8,812 ........ Whole Ticket 1. 1,000 &c. &c. &c. e Ilek All in the Last Four 'Months. .iiVuajes:rt,l3rici SHARES are now on Sale at , tFEßß's Most - *rs• - "' the e" No. 17, LUDGATE-STREL F, near St. 1' * Iriq 41 ' d s fai 'l34 ° l ' Notes exchanged, ane all Business in the thfully executed, by ' . G. WEBB, Stock-Broker. Nv io OCTOBFR DIVIDENDS. I:DIVIDENDS.DS LAID OUT, and CAPITALS INCREASED BEYOND EXAMPLE, by the THREX Prises of L. 50,000 F ODR — ,Prizes of L. 2,0 ,009 &c. Sze. .p r All., ~ ipr • -ui which may be drawn 7th NOVEN . .rt : _ i . f -, 41 .711 , Cnntractor, respectfully subml . t , s . the , l'a 4(r) ; lii y e ` i(. :: , I 4 h : -.(" c i" o 'itl i " g t i s ii i a tili i i ., :it o i . l . l l l , , i ) i t s. ti t i ' e s i t c r , F i O i r . ct i C t l is I Divide t t s at his ING-CROSS, which ti le „ . e the ineatis of i ' n , :n a, (lia'e'.i. increasing their Income, to Itri,",',ll,..7allivd, amount:- since . the _Establishment of Lot - L. 4,506 PER ANNUM FOR EVER 3 per Is. Cent. C°"°000 . tv•rh ,-. . Cost. may Gain ... .. "1-1 1 3 0 0 0,„00 .Ic„,i!.e Tlcliets L. 70 13 0 .y3t, , 50,000 th i , ••.!""s• • .• • . 47 2 0 • • 75,000 T1,'„17k"•....... 2" 1I (1. 50,000 •vw,: u.ci4lvt.s..., , . .36 0 0 • 25,000 (11 /1.1,"'". ••• •• • 24 0 0 37,500 'ph,'" ,111.... , .., , 12 3 0 25,000 .I •, ‘ tt 14,1,4t•ter5.... 18 :-/ 0 ' ; ,,, 500 t ,°94;trters . . n , I; 0 18,750 t1r 41.! h t ,~:t:te ; • • • e a 0 te I, i „ i ',„' ' •." • ) '3 , 12,500 t wi , ~' , ?los.. „ , do 7 (, 6 , 2 a 0 c,),„.!„.4;k I its.. : . ••• 4` 5 A) f),375 '.l'l'. l'q-:!'t 11 • •••• • .... 3 2 G 6,250 ..twtiet•,ixt,•entlis.. 4 'l4 6 3 , 1- ` 23 '%l?,'‘`,,ntta,t'iltlis. ..... 3 3 , 0 e .11ittlillii..,..1 1.11 ti ' . coNsunvuoNs CUKEW. t PROFESSIONAL MAN, Min through an .L extensive practice in the ahoee Disease, has been so fortunate as to discover-a MEDICINE that,is. an INFALLI BLE CURE for CONSU:IIPTIONS by which Medicine he has clued many when given over by eminent Physicians, and when in the last stage of a ConsumptiOn, :Wended with cough, spitting - of blood, and iedeinatous swellings of the fret, &e. Though the truth of this assertion may be doubt ed, the Advertiser is happTy to say, that he bas it in his power to refer to thiie he has cured, and when given over hy• some of the first Profes , sional Men ;she therefore now pub licly offers it to those who are labouring under this afflicting Disease. Letters (post paid) addressed for A. B. No. C, Great Quebec-street, New-road„ -Mary-le-bone, London, will have immediate - attention ; and where atteudauce is given every day (Sundays excepted), from 10 to 12 in the :menoon. . . .• NE wTo N!—S TOo'lll POW 1) E h s Powder is as rleasant in the application, as it is ex ceilent in its effects; it speedily renders the teeth white and smooth, the gums healthful; red., and firm; and by constant use will preserve them in this desirable state, to the utmost limits of human life. It fortifies the enamel, and prevents the accumulation of tartar: and. even where the. enamel has been impaired, by the application of pernicious dentritice or by any. other means, it will, renovate it in a manner to be cre dited only by those who experience or witness its efficacy : it gradually but effectually dissolves tartir which neglect may have permitted to collect; takes out all dark streaks, die colourings di the teeth, which prove so material a drawback to beauty; prevents those teeth which are already partly de cayed, from ever becoming, worse; and cleaoses.• beautifies, and preserves those that are. sound; , by those means com pletely superseding the necessity of a dentist's interference, whose operations, though they may give temporary satifac tion, arc often succeeded by-the most disagreeable 6.n:se quences ; it - imparts to the breath the most delightful fra grance, and to the gums, that florid redness which indicates a ,healthful, state. Those wl:o constzntly use this powder as directed, will never have the tooth-itch, or a tooth decay, but w ill preserve their teeth ound and white, to the most ad vanced old aga. Prepared by 1 1 . H. Newton, and sold by his agent, Mr. Edwards, 66, on the Foot Way, St. Paul sCltufeli-Y ar d, near ly okposite the North Gate, is iltoccs, 2s, 9d• catAi. 1L1.1,111 B. MOUNTAIN, • SARACEN'S HEAD INN; Snow-Hill, London, 'rhe best Accommodation for Travellers, good Beds, choice Liquors, and moderate Charges. The following Post. Coaches, Mail Coaches, &e. set' out limn • the Saracen's Held _ _ _ . „ rirIE.UAII'IRE, a New LIVERPOOL Li , *ht CoacC, only one Night, on, the'Road, carrying; futir in sides mid Four Outsides, sets out every Day at One o'clock, arrives at Liverpool next Afteinoon at Six o'clock, through Dunstable, Wobtirn, Lathhury, Northampton; Welford,.Lut terworth, Hinckiey, Athelstone, Lichfield, Stone, Rug!dv, Newcastle, Knutsford, IV:mint-Jon' and Prescot. SOUTHSNIPTOS, -Lymington, Winchester, and Basing stoke New Four Inside Coach at Eight o'clock in the Morn ing, arrives itt the Gcbrge Inn, Souttrniptoo, by Six o'clock. 'This is a most delightful Couveyatice' to the Isle of Wight, Jersey, Guerusry, Saint Maloes, Havre de Grace, Cher burgh, &c. ' • ' ' , The WATEkLOO New Light Four Inside. Coach to Leeds, Halifax, Bradfritd, and all Parts' f thi' North, sets on/at Two o'clock in the Arternooa, and arrives at the Golden LiOn Inn, ,Leeds., next Evening at Six o'clock, through Stamford, Gran thaw, Newark and Doncaster. , 'This Coach is intended to tic commodate the Toivns of Leeds, Halifax, Bradford and Vi entity. ft-wiii leave Leeds at three o'clock in the Afternoon. Passengers may conveniently come to Leeds front those places and be in London eariy the next Evening- UXBRIDGE, Hayes, Southal`., and Hanwell, New Coach, every Aftertiowr. WEYMOUrti,D'arcliester,illantiford, Salisbury, Andorer, and Bastugstake, new Post Coach, every Afternoon, at Three o'cliick. The Weymouth Packets. to thierusey,..lersey, Cher burgh, St. itlalocs, &e. From CherburNb is u must delightful road to Paris. EXETER, Plymouth, Weymouth; Dor s zhester, Falmouth, Dartmouth, aril Salisbury, New Post Coact), every Morning, at half-past Six o'clock, thrunglyi-louiton, Axminster, Brid port, Woodford, Basingstoke, and Bagshot. • BOSTON, Spalding, PetinlioroUgh, Stitton and Hunting don, new Royal Mail Coach, sets out every Evening to Spits by, Louth, Grimsby, and Hull. BATH & 01 Flying ?oast-Coaches, through Chip- Nohow ' cable, and Marlitoraugh, every Afternoon t arrive at Mr, May's, the Greyhound Inn, Bath., and the London- Tavern, Tlionvoi-street, and the Ss an, Bristol-, next Morn ing. --(.'caches to Wells, Bridgewattr, Taunton, Exeter, Ply mouth, &c. LEE Ds new light Coach, called The Rockingham., sets out every Morning at Eightolelock : carries Four Iniides only, and goes reinariiably ea.y, with.a Gnarl throughout. Passes through Stamford, Newark, Raford, Doncaster, and Ferry bridge, to the Golden Lion, Leeds, next Morning. Notwith standing the tinconomm Exp e dition of this Coach, it is al lowed to.be the must agreeable and complete Public. Con, veyance on the North. Road, being unequalled iu Acconuno dation by any other. GLA'43OW, Longtown, clrjtna-green, tlinnan, Dumfries, Brriwn"bill, Thornhill, Santinhar-hale, Catimocli, and all parts of Scotland ; a Post Coach (Daily). YOll,, Scarborough, Whitby, Shields, Siincictland, New castle; and Edinburgh, New Coach, performed with a Guard throughout, s,ts . out every Moroni; at it If-past Six o'ehi s ek, by way of - NeWark, lictfortl, Tadeastez . , Darlington, Northatlerton; Durham, Mot peth, and .Berwisii• Pas:§etl gers findin; themselves fatigued. f•:oni the length of the journey, way rest what Aline they please, and then proceed WI without any additional Face. • BRIDGENORXII and Walsal new Post-Coach, evety Eve. CARLISLE, Penrith, and Whitehaven, Post-Coach, goes with Four Horses, cud a. Guaid itll the way. Passes through Ri'ougli; -Appleby, Groataln.idge, Richmond, Catterick, llorow , hbridge, Wetherby,, Abertord, Doncaster, and Gran-. thaln. Sets out every• Nlorning, and performs the journey with the greatest faciiily. Passengers detained on the Road by business or pleasure, live the peculiar advantage oftbeir Seats being setured in the next. Coach. KENDAL, 'Lancaster, Preston, Kirby-Lonsdale, Button, Cburley, OiniShirk, and G.irstang POst-Coaches, every After noon, at Five o'clock. Guarded. LIVERPOOL, Warrington, Kuntsford, Stone, and Litch.- field, Post . Coach, called '1•1w Expedition, every EVening at Five o'clock, to the Sae:Acen's-Head Ittn, - Dale street, Liver pool. Guarded throughout. WAKEFIELD Post-Couch, every Morning, at half-past Six o'clock. CHESTER, Newport, \Vhitchurch, Tarporley, Nantw•ich, Northwich, -and Miduicd•ick, Pust-Coach,'every Evening, at Five o'clock. • SUNDERLAND, Stocl-Aon, and Yarni, new Coach, every Morning:, to the George Inn, Sunderland. MANCHESIER, ev, Congleton, Newcastle ; Walsal, and Wolverhampton, Post-Com:it, every Afternoqn. Guarded. SHREWSBURY, Wellington and Strilfnal, Post-Coach, every Eveninz at Five o'cloct , Guardtd. • SHEFFIELD and Rotherham Post-Coach, called the Rock every Morning. • . BIRNiINGLIAM Mercury Post Coach, with a Guard, sets out every. Afternoon, and reaches Birmingham next day at Noon.. Passes by pxford, Boston and• Shipstone, -to the Saracen's Head, Elll-street, HULL, Northcave, Howden, Thorn, and Doncaster, Post- Coach, every Morning at halt-past Six o'cloa, to the Cross Kers, Market-place, HO. DOVER, Deal, Margate, Sandwich,- Ramsgate, Canter bury, Feversham, Chathaus, Rochester, and Stroud new Post Coaches ; Morning, Noon, 'and Ni 11t. HERTFORD, Ware, Huddesdon, and Cheshunt Coach, every Morning. TOTTENHAM and Edmonton Coach, Daily, at Half-past Ten, Half-past Two, Hall-past - Four, and Half-past Seven o'c lock. WILLIAM li. MOUNTAIN and Co. respectfully acquaint their Friend s and the Public, that they will not be account able. for any Writing, Parcels, or Luggage, &e. of itiore7thart Five Pounds Value, if lost st o!en, or damaged, links.; entered as such and paid for accordingly, at the S'aracen's Head lan, Lubdou. SATURDAY, OCTOBER '2/, 1813. y - d IL \STEST's ES—C RIST RE 3ECTED, bit SECONO PICTUIIE of CIIItIs HEALING in the TEMPLE, am\ the DESIGN of the CRU CIFIXION of OUR SAVIOUR, xvith several SK.FTCNES, arc now Exhibiting at .No.- 1-25, PA,LL-:.TALL, near Carlton iTouse, efery day (Sundays excepted.) from Ten in the Morn ing to the closc•of the Evening. N.B. Good Fires are 'kopt in the Rooms. • By Order, CHARLEN SMAitT, Secretary. II r:; rirLAri JAPAN BLAG.KING, made AL by D;ty cod ,liartin, 97, High Likalborn.—lliis inesti mable Composition, larilt the . usual Labour, produces as m os t brilliant fully cquai to thy highest Japan' Varnish ; pectihr.r Nontishment to the Leather ; Will - not soil the finest Linen is perfectly free from any plaplea-. sant smell, and wilt retain its Virtues in any Clinazite. • .. 4 Ciald retail by the principal Grocers,Boot . -ilaliers,o.l-Mot, and I",rfiamers, in the itaited Kingdom. . I.IIM AN'S For the GRAVEL, STONE, LUMBAGO, &e: IN the vAtions Complaints isicident to the Hu. A_ man Frame, there 'are none more dreadfill in their nature, nor more : alarming, it: their consequences, than the GRAVEL and STONE, PAINS iU the BACK, LOINS, BLADDER, and LUMBAGO. They arc Complaints to which every 'person is and are a foUndation for every other specivs Of Disorder. The above invalnahle Medicine, composed 'of the most innocent Ingredients, has been found of singtilar efficacy in the above Complaints; reinov;ng the Calculi, or gritty Secretions, and banishing. every pernicious tendency to these Disorders, without con finement. From a consciousness of t'he powerful fliMlity of these Pills, hilly evinced by a private Pract.E.e of Many yea's, they are offered to 111 , .• Afflicted, and recommended as a Care for the above Complaints. PORT ROLL, .IA,MAIt'A. SUBSCRIPTION for the IMLI EF of the SUFFERERS IV the" DESTRUCTaI;N of the above TOWN by FIRE: Amount already advertised - - 4.1,956 5 0 Pnrther'Stibscriptions since recciVed : • The Right Hon. Lord Carrington - • fj.so 0• 0 J. K. Hall, Esq. per Croini , ton and Co. - 20 0 0 Subscriptions may be paid or remitted to the Collecting . Committee, 'whim. are addressed at Mr. Holden's, N'emv•City Ckamhers, 11Wmopsgate-stretzt.—Sahseription nooks 'lsq re main open at Lloyd's, and at time Jamaica Caffee-kon,les. THE PATENT IMPERIAL DINING—TA BLES, and PATENT TRAFALGAR SiDEPA - MUDS and'DINING-TABLES, in one elegant Piece of Furniture, and upon Five new different Plans ; the Patent Improved Sofa Beds and Clmir Beds; Brass-screw Four Post, and Tent Bedsteads, Furniture. and Bedding complete ; Po; table Chairs, with several other new invynted and improved aitieles of furniture; also 1 general and i:ery extensive assortment of Upholstery and Cabinet Articles for furnishing Houses com plete, ready manufaanred, where Foul lies may select and furnish a whole .I-louse in a fel': days, avoiding the extreme inconvenience of waiting sewral Months in eompluting , their Establishment. East and West India Articles, Army and Nave, &c. &c. by Morgan and Sanders, la and 17, Catherine-Stred,,Strand, on terms the most moderate, for prompt payment. rrbi Day «•as published, prico Is. the Second Edition of A LETTER .to the Right Reverend the Lord BI;IHOI' : of GLOUCESTER, on the. Subject of the mast:. and FOREIGN BIBLE SOCIETY. By THOMAS GISBORNE, M. A. Printed forT.•Cadell- and W. Davies, Strand; of whom may be bad, New Editions of all Mr. GisbOrate's other Works. . - This Day «•ere published, Inscribed, by permissi ,n, to the Lord Bishop of Lincoln, price Gs. ed. , bound, PSALMS and HYMNS, selected for the Chnrclies of BUCKDEN and HOL.BEACU, of 111.UN TISHA1I GUM EARrrn, and HEMINGFORD GREY, in the Dioceso of Lincoln. Printed for T. Cadell and \V. Davies, Strand. t,* A few Copies are printed on fine paper, price 10s. ed. -in boardi Just imported by H. Coliirn,fho, Conduit-street, price I us, PL'ARS . deBUONAPARTIL,. or the Private Ad Hours of Napoleon from his earliest years to the period of his Marriage with the Arch-Duchess MARIA LOUISA, Written by HIMSELF during. his Residence in the island of Elba. Tbis Work, which has already reacbedt he - )th Edit. iu Paris, is certainly one of the most ext raordin,ry that has ever is sued from the Press—never before did any Monarch, whether a legetintate one or an Usurper, possess snliieient lutnlihood to poor:ray himself without 4.sguiSe, for the contemplation of those over whom lie •lately "This l'unikation proves that he had not much esersiod to the Fair Sex. BREAD AND BE(iGARS This Day.w:is published, in t vol. octavo, price M hoards, yr !NU I'ES of the EVIDENCE taken before AL the- commrrrEE appointed by the HOUSE of COMMONS, to inquire into the State of the EXISTING LAWS wbieh regulate.the Manufaxtore and Sale of q11.1 7 .A1) in the METROPOLIS and its NEIGHBOURHOOD. Or dered to be printed, July•Gth, IS IS. Printed for Sherwood, Nicely, and Jones, Paternoster-row; J. Booth, Duke-street, Portland-place; Hatebard, Piteadilly ; and J. M. Richardson, Combat — Of whoni uniy. be had, , Minutes of the Evidence till:ea before the Committee ap pointed by the House of C7onmions to inquirC into the State of Mendicity and Vagrancy in the Metropolis and its Neigh bourhood. Ordered to be printed, .luly 1 I th, t 8 15. Price Eis. DR. BOERI - LtAVE'S RED PILL, FamOusTateaughout Europe for the Cure of every stage and symptonr of a Certain Complaint, TT is a melancholy fact, that thousa , tils fall vic tims to this horrid Disease, owing to the miskilfolness of illiterate men, who, by an improper treatment of thiS dire ful calaniity, not unfregnently cause those, foUl Ulcerations 'and Blotches Which so often appear on .the Head, Face, and Body, with Dimness in the Sight, Noise in - the Ears, Deaf ness, Strictures, obstinate (fleets, Nodes on the Shin Bones, Ulcerated Sore Throat, Diseased Nose, Nocturnal Pains in the Head anti Linibsttrequentlymistal4n for other disorders), till at length a general debility and decay of the Constitution ensues, and a-orelanchofy death puts a period' to suffering Mortality ! With each 801 l is given a copious Bill of Directions, by which all Persons are enabled speedily 'to cure themselves, with safety I.nd secrecy, wallow tti. least confinement or hindrance of business. Ifs ainazing sale Within the last fifty years, though sehloth advertised,. is a cerain criterion of its immense utility.—Pvice•only ds. ad. per Box. Another supply is just received front Landon, and for sat(: by Iviathews and Leigh, IS, Strand; Bacon and Co. 150, Ox ford-street; Brodie 'and DoWding, Salisbury W. Browne, Bristol ; and all Medicine ‘'enders. COPY OF A LETTER FROM G. GORDON, ESQ. • ..Sta,--Having been for above twenty yearsgreatly distre'ssed with the Gravel, violent Pains in the Back, a Stranguary with littl. intermission, and the most excruciating tortures, when ever I atteMpted to make wat.r ; and at last became sa weak, from want of rest and appetite, was scarcely able to walk across tire room. In hopes a relief, I bad, from time to time, recourse to. the •best advice, and took the most approved Prescriptions, without being any better. Observing Hick man's NUS advertised as an effectual Cure for the Stone and Gravel, and stoppages of Urine, used them this summer fur about two months ; and from im . found myself daily bet ter,, pass my water freely without pain; my appetite. and strength restored, am able to tide on horseback, wind) I could vot do for twelve months preceding the use of these Pills. -Sir, your most obedient Servant, GEORGE GORDON. Oelaber 24, 1811. , Sub-Shen tf, , Ber wick§ hire. Stild at ;l r. Butler's, 4, Cheapside, corner of St.-Paul's Chilteh-yard, •and most-Medicine Vendeks in every TOwn, in BoxeS at 2s. 9d. and t is. 6d. each. EPRICII The DUCHESS D'ANGOULENICandFOUCHE, I It gives us great satisfAcr ion to relate l ow i ng alivedote . , wl►icla the Reader n►ay rely on as a fact - When Fondle was to be married to Madcmoi sent! de Go,teila o e, he waited on the Eing. re , questing'his 'Majesty to be a witness to the coil.- tract of marriage,. - which request was complied with. Fnuche then repaired to the.Doclies goideme for thu seune purpose, The Duchess sent word that she was engaged. At that moo. meat one of her Chamberlains was gOing to en ter her apartment ; Fouche requested' him, to tell the Duchess that his Majesty having been pleased. to witness his contract of marriage, he hoped the Duchess Would condescend to do, the-saute.. !'he Chamberlain took the thesSage, and soon 'after returned with the following answer trom the Duchess :—" M. le Due d'Otrante knows that I have no• share in the Government, consequently my witnessing his contract of Marriage can be of no use to him ; but as a private individual I can not forget what he ought also to recollect—that qm the Dauzliter of Louis Xiii."—(From the iln ,gallican Monitor.) THE LATE DUKE OF BRUNSWICK. • WOLFENBUTTEL, SErT.2s.—Tht Chamnertait?, Mr. Von Bolow; who has been to England, to present to the Prince Regent the last will and, tes foment- or the late Duke, is 'now , returned to Brunswick, bringing the most gracious assurances from his Royal Highness, who, as we hear, •has named the Count of Schulcnhurg 3Vollsburg ; his representative for theadministration:of-the7coun try during Elie minority:' IVe Count is iflso Pre sident.. of the Assembly of the States in flanover, Search is.makiug at -Paris for all the manuscripts taken by the French from our 1 4 i,br;.ry, as well as for:all the vvOrks of art that kave_been carried. thither. The march of Prussia . ri troops t6Taris still continues; but. very lately 9000 nien; front Silesia, marched through this neighbourhood... It is indeed true, in more points of_ view than .one, that the chief article of' expiration from Ger many, at this monreni, is risen, - and it is nitieli to be desired that it may lose- nothin g of goodness in passing through France. The memory. of the late Duke is honoured in varions ways---the wo men wear gold medals of him round their necks ; his bust, of bronze, is in the principal apartments, and biogiaPhical sketches of his life lie upon every work-table. THE NEW sIiERIFFS.,. . Yesterday, according to annual custom, the Loan Mayon, accompanied by several Aldertnen, the Common Serjeant, City o!Ecers, and ,the Courts of Assistants of the Drapers and' Needre makers' CoMpanies., proceeded_ by water from. Blackfriars-bridge to Westminster-hall, for . the purpose of presenting the Sheriffs Elect to the Cursitor Baron of the Contt of Exchequer. On their arrival at Westminster-hall, the Procession. walked up to the Court, where 'the Cursitor Baron was in attendance to receive them. The LORD MAYOR then advanced towards' the bar, when the Common Setjeant atidreising the Cur silo!. Baron, said that on the part of the Cie v of London he now came forward to present two persons whip had been chosen to till t. e high aria arduous of&e of Sheriff for the year ensuing. ln recommending them to the Crown for approb4-• tion, it was Its duty to state that they were men of the highest character and integrity in the Cor poration. It was also not a little creditable to both Gentlemen, that they came forward, almost voluntarily, with an offer of their services, at a time when the City was peculiarly situated, if not embarrassed, tar want of Sheriff's. The Cursitor Baron then said---“ On the part of the Crown I approve the choice the City of London has made ;" and after the usual address front.the Common Serjeant, they were sivorn in. The Focessinn then returned in the same way . ; and after land:og at Blackfriars-bridge, proceed ed to Drapers-hall, where they were sumptuously entertained by Mr—Sheriff THORPE. The immense sums daily received and expected from the cZ•decent Btronapartean Princes, to be Vested in our Funds, will readily account for the rise, or rather recovery of Stocks, for we can see no reason why Consols, which were' at 72, when. in a state of efarfarc, should fall to 56 now we enjoy universal Peace ; except it was to enable Mr. 131su to contract with Government . for the three Fifty Thousand Pound and four Twenty Thousand Pound Prizes, Ut.c. at that low price .which gives to purchasers in this Lottery all the advantage of the rise in Stocks above 56, With the option of receiving the value in 'Money, if they prefer it, however high the Stocks may be ; and. from the appearance of the market we should not be surprised to see Consols. at 70 before the 7tlt November, on which day all the Capital Prizes may be drawn. We understand very large bets are depending in. the City on the following Question :—" If a man vests money in Consols at 61, and they should rise to 68 in 19 days, (which is not improbable) at what rate per cent. per annum will that person's money b e improved )". This Question is easily answer ed by cons - :,dering another :—"lf a person vests 231. 1 Is. now, in the purchase of a Lottery 'l4lo, and it should .5e drawni one of the three Prizes of 50;000/. on the ,7th of next Month, (as all the ad vantage in the rise of Consols. above 56 w ill be long to him) ‘vhat would be the rate of his prOfit per cent. per annual ?" Answer, Iletuly three Mil-, lions per cent. per upturn% profit) for he woidd receive in the ratio of more than twenty-eight thousand tittles the monty paid.