The Sun. — London, England, 1815-09-11 00:00:00

;,7 4 n , 1 •:: - , . \..,::-7 . , 1 •.. ; ' , :,-,-..', 1 - ,,, , . ...• _•l,. -,_ ..,. .:- - •••.ti... _ ~ (ii, 1.iii44.0-,ill !. -.6 ••• • ~..: , ~; vo/1-5; .„,.N A f Th l : 4 7 ,0 N • sq , s , -*/ • • ~ 4 * a 4 * / VII ~~ %~llil,l (I~~~~'~ti~ e.. . k' • titrArnr.R 7181.] MONDAY- SEPTEMBER li, 1815. LPRICE SEVENPENCE. FIRST 'fINIE. THE ATRE'•ROY A I . DRURY-LANE. 110-Aloli ROW EV ' EN ' ING, S i ept. LI, 1815 * theirs lajesiies' Servants will perform the Comedy of THE HYPOCRITE. ib t l4 ! 46hn Lambert, Mr. Pow e ll ; Dr. Cantwell, Mr. Do, j e.. l 4th t Pl4llel Lamliert; Mr. Wallach (his first aPPe.iiran_ceml. 11- saaratterl • Maw-worm, Mr. Oxlierry. Old Lady La , . lotte', s uss lc 1 spar:s ; . oung Lads Lambert, ei(, icellY t i ler first appearance in thit Character). Mrs. Orger ;_Char... _ `et which will be produced, for the first time, a new Melo. 'flip Dramatic Romance, tc• he r":.elled '. . „,.. Wi th ' M.A.CIPIE: OR, THE m A i n OF PALAISEAU . . pn.f .z ni t r i tire ~,, ,,, ..id th e - 0"" 4 0Y new Music , S ce nery, b recs ,.. s . and DecoraisouS. • ?lusie ' partly selectcd from . t . h . e2r , 4; 4 i m n k a e l,. as lir t ~.naracters by T h , r „ .at vans, and partly composed by MI •1 • _, e veni r dNlr. Mienden, m r . Dowton, Mr.- l'. 'roc , `site. Wallack,' Mr. Knig'ht, Mr. Oxbtrry, Mr. It t ', es. parks, Miss Kelly &o. &c. t yr,, , ct the First, :In Incidenta ' l Ballet. composed by M r. i ki ss v;irlie Characters. by Mr.'Oscar Byrne, NlissSinit 1, N xen ' :'' ,, Y, Sze. &c. Littl e ,Z ii . ` ', places to be taken of Mr. Spring, Box Office, trnwit 5.5..e11-street, from ten till four. I)6 er ' o' . ".; Second Price, s. GeL---Pit, 3 S. Gd-; Second Ga11e4.4.•••••-Lower Gallery, 2s.;.*Secortd Price, I*.—Upper 04 ;114.31 Second Price, (id. itst ~, usday, The Duen.na : Caring, Mr. T. Cooke (his lichqt:ra nce at this Theatr)...._cta Saturday, the Comedy' .., - - , •,, 5: 2 .....!gider. . • . 1 3 ,1 1-I EAT OVEN ARDFN. BE COVEN r-G. - E put.„, . ROYAL Nre:res ' pertfnllv infot:ined, that • bA,y,'ls'is are WILL R-iIPEN 'FILM PRESENT of N. r ,, 14 ' 4 'ber 11, 1815 with Shakspeares Tragedy oc vs'aUd'ii, (ki nd If INII FT. -,,,,-(lttroF; '- . 1 , - ,,,m___ 1 . 0,...* of Denmark) , ' Mr, Murray;• . 1- l lrlet_, Mr . , %,;( i l e iikiehol,:,!z.s; ,111 r. Bellamy, from t h e t ~T I. .' Ire Koyat, i', ll l l ' i o d tt t R ' nrn ' ti t °, N h i r r st ;IT pearance oo t t , l 4 i e is n S cr a a ., n r t;, ‘ l.aertes, Mr, Treby; Mr. litr.i.'"tern, Mr. C la:rer:o rr rTt n ; ) (js e • ' '- i li 'Mr Farley ; Marcellus, tot ; PI Bernardo NI le ft ' eri r es t ' Francisco, toile "'at, li.. ch. ' r ' • _ Actor M 'll . )man ; First Actor, , Mr. Hainerton ; Se- Mr. Crump it4P4 fi r . '. r• Atkins ; First Grave-digger, sir. Emery , : klhe dve-ditv'er Ntr Simmons ,_ x, M r. 0., ~ ~ . , o ; the Ghost of Hamlet aami I r, el ,g un ' Gertrude, IL :Fi le Nt `,Prieha, NI Gertrude. Matthews t. Actress, 1 ‘ 1, " 1 " ' (Queen of Denmark). Mrs. w 1) " ° P Curtain designed and painted by Mr. P hil.. To which will he added, 04 Farce of 1r ' LOVE 1: 1 1,s . ( 4t11 1 ,1, ~, 3 LAW, AND PHYSIC. „N i Ui- 1 . .„ m r, tnr. Blanchard; Mathews; rton •• •- _►le t r „:• , _ , r. Liston.; Captain Mowers, Xi% Hattie , Flexible, Mr. . •". tit '''', Mr. Atltin • % a , 'well, iv__ - s , . I .ndrely, Mr. Emery; . Airs. Sterling. s' " % Th e 1 , ,', l :'• 1-1113,11, Mrs i Gibbs ; Lama.. Coachman.- .1., 4 the p 44'!c firrrespectfully informed, that during the t re d trto li to,'(.)?fletors have been diligent in iniekin i g , ll i c e r2 - 11.„. Th e tx,'!;_e, Arco mmodation and Elegance 0! t h e Then} lien4litiih,,,l7lol`, with the - Grand Hall a,nd Stairc a se , adorned, hash te corati ' "Y Ga. 'Flier Interior has risen newt' , i,reo , 1 ,..T 1 s fresh burnished, and a Grand Drop Curtain' - ilt'.he b,,,, r "g l )efl to harnionite with the whole. Ei ‘ r ) l at lialf ‘v . ' ll h " °Pened. at Half- past 3 .'4 3e s 7 _ . ,past si x , i.--1,,,.',,, Socand Price as 6d. — int' 3 s . GI; Fire, and the Play . - 4e441d Per " ai kry 2s • • s.'., ' • LT mer Gallery Is.; , kiric e v,, •, t con.. Prlce Is.--,- I r • Second Price l‘i av " )‘, ii . - . 4 )tti q* /4 "c 'saxes to be taken of Mr. - Brandon, at the t.7 .\ W tiln,,P a ' s tl'eet, from Ten.t ill Fflor. Macbeth, Mr. er4t,i,„ (I,..l,tYesbe Tragedy of Macbeth; . sirs)4 Aft er 141 , t appear-once on St u n 4 f Wi mt , ' l ch, the Farce of The Revls`4• ; orl-. this State these three file t he ,',PPear atie (4-: Looney Nlactwolter by Mr. ( his Tnitel . Y *red litt & ''' , Pdy ~f : ° 4.,t, this Stage), —O n Friday will be .rt d vi %,,,,..Bold,s, f i ., "a' Belle' s Stratagem ; Letitia Hardy _ by s tq a ,, r4 llC v in, Lo n,,,' ph,:rheatre Royal, York, being her !r ew t l'i: n rioisa f t , ~..."`' ~" • After which will be prodned a La . hi. ath". 4k., e,-cair; d l,l t 'Pots the popular F,rench , P r i t e le ce m o u f sic, tu,,,. lorr y, se, le pie, or fhe .Miud.. .. , . --,....sctitig th"..'er, and De'oratian, bare b og% 41 a prepera 5 tumu ier .• ____ ertit. rsTABLISHEO FIFTEEN YEARS . i 'UIiLIC 1 . 1 1/0 1 1'ecti oo are respectfully 1 ;. rIN. of the very large and cheap Stock of IRISH invited to a t t )6)4 , th t so"iol SHEETING CLOTHS, nuw on Sale at "t th e flou r ' sid t,' of B loomsbury -square. The Co , mpany, .1,,,_ . t o t tit c , L of toeir Establishments here and in ,reland, ~ i t r e , - ?t th,,,, t.,lluiinity the aheev e . Vtictes much cheaper and l it t r ,Lit kos , e . N_ ca he hi t Procnred through any other moditlT. fir, ' 5 helf, 4'elc:eac!hed under their own inspection, with' (. .'ll /11 1 " Vtlg ag . , t d !; they warrant their dur ab ility andcei 1,,,,,!y01.4rs f.. 0 return. the Money should a fault appear. 110 te t ,".4, Bi o `t!thfUlly attended to.—Agents :.John Do 0 '4-sreet "41412ry.sivare, London ;.: Sa4tuel. P. Lee, ID, , 11 1 1 , (k `d Bill' ' 13111)1 in. Ytele,,t c ' lrela f Bakof Ireland for Li n ' el , ~ and Ban Linen rdtscounteil.. - -_______ MR WFS'I"- PICTURES- HRI ST jIE. R. '.IECTED, his SECOND PIC:I'UItF. of cr - TRwr HEALING in the TEMPLE,, and the DESIGN of the 0111 1:' CIFIXION of OUR SAVIOUR,' with several sKETcHF.s, arc no w Exhibiting at No. 125, PALL-MALI, may Carßola. -Hoitice, every day . (Sutidays-exceeted),frOm Ten in the Morn. ing till Sic in the By Order, CHARLES SMART, Secretary. , ST. THOMAS'S HOSPITAL., . . VTR. ASTLEY COOPER an d Mr. HENO 'IT& ' 'CLINE ‘'ill`begiu their i2 1 001;SE of ANATOMI CAL and gURGICAL LECTURES on MONDAY, Octobet-2, At Two o'Clo*. . Thisalay.was published, mull D evo. -prfee ss. (-id. TRali,A" C LS thrim POLAND, A USTRI A, . . BAVARIA., SAXONY„and the TYROL. By BARON ,IYUKLANSKI. -- , • • !. ' _rt inted for John Sout6:, , No. I,•Vatermister-tow. In the Press and speedily will he published, in One Volume, • Octavo, • N ACCOUNT al the EVENTS which ktve Pak 4bken place in t'RANCE frnm the LATs:DING of. BUONAPARTE on the Ist-Mardi, 18i5, - 611 the Restorution of LOUIS XVIII. - • fly HELENA MARL' WILLIAMS. Thii Day was publislied",",price 25. N ANSWER ro the CALUMNIOUS MIS REPRESENTATIONS of • the QUARTERLY. RE .IEW. BRITISH 'CRITIC, .and EDINBURGH REVIEW, in their Comments on Sir Araliani-Wraxall's Historical Me moirs of his Own Time. By Sir N. W.,WRAX AIL,' Bart. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, S trand. Of whom mar be had; by the same Anthor,'Histoiical Me moirs of :\ly Own Time ; Aeconil Edition; to which is now first adiled, the Answer to the , Reviewers; in vols. svo. price 11. Ss. in boards. .7,Evq:brrioN OF THE PECTiIIIE OF LONDON. , ThaVay irtvs published, price Gs.. cid. bound in red, the Six, teenth- Edition, irvised and corrected throughout, of E PICTURE of LONDON ; bcing a cor rect. Guide to all the Curiosities, Amusements; Exhi bitions, Public Establishments, a:id remarkable Objects, in and near London; with a Collection of appropriate Tables, two large Maps, and various other Engravings. • Printed for Longman, Hurst, flees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-ro*. Of whim' 'may he had, A Guide to all the Watering and Sea-Bathing Places, 'in 14ino. with plates, price 15s. hoards, or tf;s. bound in red. This Day was published, 2 cois.,flvo. price 11. F , s. hoards, the Third Edition - , with • , Additions and Corrections by the luthor, of frurExtAvrs . CALENDARIA, or, a Coin , pen4io. , Analysis of the Calendar ' By the late JOHN BRADY, Esq. PultlAid for the Benefit 'of his Widow and Family, and sold at their house, No. 4, Lower Kennington Green, Surrey; and by Longman, Hurst, Kees, Orme, and Brown, Pater noster-row, London. Of whom may be bad, An Abridgment of the above Work, by the Author; in 1.2m0. price los. 6d. boaplo. . DR-. J. CLARKt ON - DISEASES - OF CHILDREN. This Day were pnblislied, In Royal 'Bvo. price 10s.Vd. boards, COMMLNTARI ES on loine of the most D i.. PORTAN'T DISEASES of CIikLIMEN. Partthe First. - Containing Observations on the Mortality of Children—on Diet—Dentition—Convulsive Affections - - Inflammation of the. Prain—Hydrocephalus internus—and Lpilepsy, • By JOHN CLARKE, Esq. M.D. &c. &c. - :Printed" for Longusan, Hurst, jltces; 'Orme, and Brown, Paterrioster.rolk% Of whom may be had, lately published,' Observations on Diseases of Females. By C. M. Clarke. Iu royal Svo. with plates . , price 11. IS. boards. JOHNSON'S DICTIONARY.—.Edited by the Rev.,Mr. Todd: • ". . This Day was published, Part IV. handsomely printed it; 4to. price One: Guinea, of THEDICTIONARY of the ENGLISH LAN GUA.GE: in which the words are dedueed from their Originals, and illustrated in 'heir diferent. Significations, by Examplcarorn the hest Writers ; To which. are prefixed, a Bistbry of the Language, and an EngliSbGramsnar. By SAMUEL JOHNSON, LL. D. . . With numerous Corrections, and with the Addition of many . . Thousand Wordi. By the !tev. HENRY J. TODD, M.A. F.S.A. Chaplain in ordinary to his Majesty, and Keeper of the Arch bishop of Cantorhury's iteOrds. Printed for Longman and Co. and the other Proprietors. Part V. will lie isiiiilished lo November. I\ -- 1 - ;-7--, N 11-lONIA* TAYLOR. EstL I 13 0 N ell .°- 9, Neurßridg, tree, ' I•OltdOtl.. 4 tq ° t Li ' s 'Rt " Edinburgh, hiarch 18. Nhi e r' a ' 1;79, 4 aVe tO 111r0 nil Von t hat ever Since the ire fr4ti'itil ',hat! been aflliCted ' With the I.nes Vertrr , :a 1 vt,,,,,,erilied h t ile lustitlately resisting• eyrie course (+I - medicine tb4 ; ,,iri "1a . ..! r .1 Inc)t entinent of'the faculty here', and nn yd Qtt ( ,e ' l , friab t 4 i s e',.'ert-. courses of salivatinn;'and twice ilis ill •;,. I tie n, ust ~'. tlositital with little relief, seould_appear to ti;,l°4le h.,,t'reteri.te nature. In the ll i tif last tees Il' lied price Gs. , i 4t,, ) 4: 14 etle 'i Rot to such a hea.d, as nely to put a period . ''" , This Dar was pu vis , vrof ‘VATER ANIZI tlleh ar t‘ " ~,‘ I had a large nicer on t lie crowil of "IYlle"dt ' "COND E DITION, ENLARGED, WITH A MAP, &c. with t Map, shewing kat,. er ; triv " I ' and niv legs weve 'lndic tott in. a frightful light 14th inner, 1815, . tiv,," 1 111 : IIFIlt: Wai 6 aft' 11, I -* fl, and had !men in a Lit_ LOO, Wed and French Armies. , . , ki lat o c,ration for rileel•(' ""• '''" u - • . left had kits" ' the'Positions of the I L l k ' ' N ACCOUT of tile 13: OFFICER 'On the S'l Al. 11 . , , . . t , ti.. , nt h i es (r .. last SO • Cll yeaty ln! . . 7 , By ~ GEN LIIA ks r , : 4 1 ext,. ll ." n, was very mild' discolouveu, ;Inn gave , , held a tomman !tat t.t t l y to (lectatiog , paiir paitieularlv when warm in lied, , Vb.ll-* Second Etlition, Enlarged.. ... . ktat k tlati;b 6 , l l ';' . 'e Me of rest; in this lamentable state, I 1 . • Pid , wav Piecanill)• vACF -,--..- Printed for .fames ' " .• ' - • the MA -' -1 g d on that Nlciliorable Day Alli tl kci tr , b , (411 by. Mr. J Thompson, ;who receit . rd" sn i .' • ' ' . mr . GREU'S ysThm „I"' Tru rour SLIM -12 1, 1 Thetri here), to take your Lake's Patella. fills ! iit4sOi. Ist, ~/ , :y ~,,, a WtT LANDN I rtfordsliire is ktv, 4 ,`, l lt tr„,' t a n do ore the •2fit of in in the coars e o f !), mENT o f ti I.,‘'‘',S, un.ier . which a Farm in • tle With the Earl %,,,`li th e li r It to receiee benefit--:in little !mire than a I ks., t ;': after , thee' en my head an 1 • siv ‘re soundly for Extirpating the Fly in r 4, ) Cvi 1 , l e sot . ts - - ' c ` lrm t- •- bury- f Thinet's Plan . , able ,44v asid er ~ . Fitt my legs healed also ; leap ing, , o . as indispEns . . kil,,,,' ) f the 1 "nit thscolouration in the skin, and pain in the . with Plates.. ''' DIET and REG IMEN, i ith, especially. lwaled— k i‘ e E pt it pe F r i f k eCt i l ' y ° clean, anti is aside prorlitiCtly ; ,__ 4rnips. ss. tilt7,ll,vr,,,,!'tt. which, in the.l)l.sii of (hid, and ;A little 9.d. An ESSAI . o d n Fsttiblislinvent of Firin a f • e lid, with appro tl,,„ r."-qh.lts c, s e rallee i n v oi i' l . „ . i L i '. 1,1 ) ,, Nkdia ne suksided t to the Recovery T i Adair; M. D. ; ss. v t , -,,k tt . -..,,,,.... ing. ,. tr. li. L a Ld. .. - l I • and to the Indolent, St3di N ' o i t . ts, Delicate, and lIIVA ' .. li t 1 ., ilt iai s. . , li„ sin re - plying- ITS , ilatura tut, . Jar I ccril Ics gradually going ' 'h • —l thus late:amt., by priate Caws, By volution.—lni. lia r t ,, Ilvice and rue d'' , . - ( r .i • fr om •II my 3d- 'the S - -- -• t iif the French . e each so= , ii tlh curt, ivitte periectiy tree . .t . includes the Perim d for a short time, 7s. tkv lit . ,•., , vs--have recovered my former ciiiri s a s nd . which ... e com o d t e , ,t(! 41,4414'1U au, becnrnejolly <• If• •. state hg Perfect Sets may 0 PIRIT of the PUBLIC 15, )I •Nai ;tt InOnfitS ti> til " I l l ::1) , I . i 11l 'it of ail ' who knee, lease, boardi. JOUR R NALS for I gl4, tti!, '''4l, fi,,,.. k . i i i) itt what terra's to.etic.sl:rnt;sLsullloY g ratil "de' hut %till': iiitsvel al th e Knott of other sitflering mortals, to make ~ kri:):1,i41;901,11 ‘;‘!.r3pgrirs:,aithil;,.oli)ll.l' I e shall oil ever}' ucciv %,_ Dae grateful, obedient, ve g ry ' llitmlil e servant, , " 411 11.* S c i ALEX. MUltlita. two, •• "se,' iiiet-gtreet Fri' 1A 1 ' . • I'4oittp6l'Vitttisses to .tie altilinle),<}cr4iirte.•.-- 1 1 1., 4 4 11 1; Iviii i : t N, . i. :I, New Poultry Itirliet, Edinburg,. ; . 1 i3 14, 1 iivirerl anti i s - ji ' i ) ,l" l ( N. Ast 4 cnibl ) those, Edinburgh. , . ... t,n l c, ,'' , 4 ?.ier or tii. Y . t , l , l t e sukt I :r•Trictor, "fIIQNIAS , I A . Y. - ,441;4,c; ..,;-_,?,"li_l _College- ot Surgei.nis, ~after . r hi .l ii,,kly d.,:cittlent e"ni"nntoli,..,:ci,t.tee.tz .Lorl . clop ;,, practicewlicst ? , s f ia L tii i . b t v i tt k. atti li to «It() 'tilt curt..'fll'C.6ll:r3e7l.7!oiTtt.in atulithose t l / 4 * ' . 4 1‘14e4 lill'e., Parts of Generati:iii; wit:l;i hat itiviolultle Itl 4i ' v '' L. t'l-1°,.1 tie, 'f siumid always observe in _ • , t,. ittAly ~huilii.trs himself the advice and as:istative lie '4lt m; 44 , hy a t i.""!0 pct3ons taking this letlici4t, will I. Alt, e, :mid ,'c ruin, Public -a an avlvat tiv-e seldtnn Itsi s Nqil 1 .!'. 44 of all ,i L'gvi: '. ' 5 therls'l;.'''Vt,4l,.:llin'ZlZ:_lP..P,nll'tll,_i).ltlf; f7i,lte e , onvtiiii.: i iice of those t 47 ,1 4414, 4 11 ., all; i'V!•,.ll...lLrfunter -s, \o. s 5, . titian's t... - , ckrge, - , 1, iNI,, 7 ;,P3'hoP, No. 103, Oxford..stied .; '.V. r. iwt:l, ,gropeii,,, t tsh-strcetill • IN , Ir. Baxter s, South. 3 C/Rtpi ;'L buq' 1 ; MI% ti'Donalti, Jeweller - , Glasgow; Ml tltti tlllitcat 1; 4 .- 1 1111 by vine person in every eonsiclerallle 114,11,41111a4,4 " t lsil ankl lculiin,l, in boxes . of only 25..9ii. 0e S . vett.olll:d sealed tip with full and plain directions, . ) 11: - ..', 0 )%r tret : ) t . eittler sex may oure themselves with _ au,,, (i . , 41 : , ry , _ ,, g 2 di a 11. safety. 4 t ti: , 1 li Wili e r , 'I 44(1 1,1 Great-Britain is sealed tip with a Ivoi ki . Ntat ; ,,, ~,,, 1 Nvonr o f the C o • , .i . s ' o n,r., is printed kille 4{:14.y411te--T.Ta yl 0 r . N o . l' . ,- 1 St e. 4,• 1,1 - ri d4e-st re t f,l !.3.e ' ../4) ."Y,,and Uil 01.11Cle aria coutdciftits. - AN Atel MGM,. 'SELF-REGULATING TRESS. rrHIS .recent INVENTION of Messrs. LANG FOUD'S, for which his Majesty's Patent has been oh tabloid, will, they confidently hope, entirely obviate the in conveniences and defects complained of in otlokr Trusses: — Gentlemen of the first Professional ,eminence have already-siit nitted their approbation, and Measrs:Lingford will feel ho , - noured by the C3ll of any Medical or Surgical Gentlemen may wish to view their Invention. Its superior efficacy will instantly be apparent.--. Messrs, L. while disclaiming the Wish" to .depreciate the property. of others, solicit a comparison, as tlicifairest test of the with of tlreirassertions.-,The patient can at am time, without assistance, or having to recur to the Pittesitee, atLinst the Truss; as will most tend to hiS ease a n d c omfort. Nor will he be subject to the intense pressure and excoriation , too frequently caused by Trusses .on a diffe. telttonstruction. TO be sold at No.l, Littre.grooU-street, Bond-street: . _ EVERT "MAN HIS OWN DOCTOR. Via . .l 7 ll)e-KEFICACY: of Dlt. 110ERHAAVE'S iNFALLIBLE. RED vim., (45.. (.;4. only per box), Persons of .either Sex (assisted by the invaluable copious Di rections therewith given) are enabled - to eradicate effectually a Certain Insidious Disease, and to facilitate the Recovery of 7.-Tealth, with ease and safety, •curt4inty and secresy, in a few days. • ~ • 1:(rr, bilious - Diseases,- Scnrvy, Scrofula, and Inipurity of Blood, the_ efficacy of this - Medici ne , is so well known and .• attes ted for 50 years past, that any further comment is'rendered unnecessary.. . Another s upply is just received by S. Leigh, 18, Strand; Uiscikand Co. 150, .Oxinrd-street,laulin,• ~1~~ DEPTFORb NG- Y 4111), attg, 31, 1815. TA.EsE: are lo:#2i)e Notice, tlr t ore .Thursday, the 14th of Sept. petit, at Ten Q.: Vock in the Forennon, vitt be czpvsed tfiP 17111, IC e.?I,E, at his 31itjesty's ling-Yard, Deptford, stendry Lola ofthe faltataing zn.yerviFe aide Prpvisions-a ad Starer, NOW 1.111,71 g r.. 11 the said Yard, viz. Bread, Breaa Dust, Flour, Raisins, Currants, Rice, Pease, pattneal, _Callavances, Dholl, Pcai‘e Screenings, Qatrt:leal Sweepings, Bea, Pork, and Suet; Butter, Cheese, and Su gar ; Bags and Rags ; Leafier, Butt, Puncheon, Hogslxad, Barrel, half-hosheads, Wiue Pipe, Wine Hogshead, Irish 'fierce and Barrel `.tares.; Heading, tightzuld dry ; worn-out Coopers' Tooli,-Fire Woo4l, &c. &c.&C.. •. Ad Deposit of t 23!. per rent:is to be made upon the amount oferrcltl,t at the time of sale, and the rental:ides of theliur chase-naonell paid brfore the Stores are remliied, for which . purpose a' period of 14 worh:ng days will be allowed front the . day of sale, the Buyers particularly obsthiin,r, that not less than 'one.halfof the yira'Utity is to be taken array front, the pre- VI AI'S With in thehrst seven dugs, and the remainder in the seven Aitmvin g days, otherwise the depOsit ;money will be forfeited, and the Ps-rreisivis .r :Storrs retrain the property of the • . • Cronin, as no extension 4f titue• will, to eity ficcostat, be granted: . . EXCHEQUER BILL OFFICE, Sept..B, 1815.. All EXCHEQUER BILLS dated in the Months of August and SeptembeF,lBl4,. Aids, 1814, 54 Gen. 111. Cap. 53. Supply, 1814, L. 6,000,000, 54 GeV. M. Cap:7. Vote of Credit, 1914, L.3,000,C00, 54 Geu, 111. Car'. 188, TO OF P. THE LORDS 'COMMISSIONER. S of HIS • MAJESTY'S' TREASURY having given directions for ming otf the Principal of the above-nteationed EM-W - - 411 ER BILLS with the interest due thereon, at the Ex: . chequer Bill Office in the Receipt of Exchequer, New Palace yard, 'Westminster, on Wednesday, the 27th say of Septem- , ber, Attendance will be given daily (Sundays and Holidays ' excepted) until, and incindini; SaturdaY, the 23d instant, - from ten o'clock sin the ramening, till one in the after noon, for the purpose of receiving the Same; and, for 'the greater dispatch, the hearers of the said. Bills are_ desired to Place eachdesc'riPtion of Bills in separate Lists (which are to be obtained 'itthis Office) classing them in the Order of :their • respective dates, such as are for the same Amount being numerically arranged, and specifying the principal SuniS and interest tide thereon, computed from, but excluding 'the days , on which they are respectively dated, to the said 27th day of September inel6iVe, when the interest Wilt cease; and the said bearers (being holders or not; are iildispensably 're quired to indorse each 11111 with their usual signatures . ; and to wribe their nantesand residence at the bottchn of each separate List; and they are moreoVer required to attend the Exchequer Bill 011 ice. fur payment, and to receive the newsilla, and give the Receipts for the same. Ifany of the...hOlders of the' afOresaid Bills should be %irons of receiving payinent of the principal and interest, previous tOilre said 47th dayotSept ember, they nleiy Veaceem,.. modated on cOmputing the interest to tbuday on which they wish to be paid, and leaving the said Bills fur examination one day prior thereto. • • Such per Sons as May be desirous of having new Exchequer Bills iu' whole or in.part of paynient' of printipid, npon marking new Bills, and mentioning the arnennt at the botioni of their Lists, delivered on or before_Saturday, the 2.0 d instant, .maybe accommodated i'Vith new Bills, carrying an fn terest of 'three pence half-penny by the day, on every one hundred pounds, which said new Bills will bcar . date the said 27th day of September, and will be fielivi:red, together with the interest cane in respect of the Bills So desitid to he ex changed,-on thUrsday, the 28tb day of 't-pteinher, and the following dayi. N. 8 ., All PA-chequer Bills dated prior to A. tigust, 18:14, have been advertis'ed to be paid off, and the Interest thereOn has ceased... . PTO be peremptt?roy • L -v-A (PqrStlarit. to t ' ' seret-al Orders' of the Mill Court of 'Cho !leery, ,bearing date the ioth March, 1814, ..aod alst May, 1815, 'mode in a COuSe Wheiegn - GEO. WALKER and others are Plaintiffs, and BENEDICT 4 WEDGWOOD, WitiOw, .anus Others are. Defendants,) by Mr. RHIN COOK., the person appointed by'.tiir John Simeon, Bort. of one the Masters - of the said Voila, at the Legs of Man Into, in .I.3ttrslem, - • in, the County of Stalfordont TI - 1131UciDAY the sth, and FRIDAY the 6th days of Cfctober 'mkt, at four o'clock in. the afternoon pre. , cisely on each day, in ,forty-Se - Yen lots, , The VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES and N : IINES, situate in and near the To*n of lII2R:SLENI, in,the Stairord-. Shire Potteries, late the Property of `THOMAS WEDGWOOD, of Overhouse, iu 13nrslent aforesaid.. . • Printeil pArticulars whereof may be bad (grati%) at Sir John Situeon's Chroulters in Soufhoopton , lutildings, Chou- Cety-lone, London ; of Messrs. Aintree and -Soli, cittirs, King's Bench Walks, Temple . ; London t 'at Mr. Tom linson's Office the P.itteries aforesaid ; .ri s f the said Mr. John cook, of I.leweastle-tuider-Lyine, in'Statfordshie ; the place of salt ; and at Syrountl's Coffee-house, Chancery- Lane, London. - A plan of the different lots; sliewing.• the ;rot* of the MinesonaY he seen at Mrs. Wedgwood's, Ot the Over house, in Burstein aforesaid. , • BRITISH PAINT NIANUFACTORY, . • ' 62, Queen -strut, Cheap3ide, London. 1 ' IMPP.NETRABI,F. PAINTS, and COAL TAR. BROWN, for Park Paling, Shites, Out Buildings, and Wenther Board ing of every description. invisible Green,'per Curt. t;•:. , I Red or Brown .. pe'r C‘v.its. Dark Green... 76s. j White Paint.. . . , .... 60s. Olive-ditto Lead Colour ... - siis, . for. Use ss. fid. per Gal. Stunt: Colour . 5Us. Fine Paints for inside Worle s Choctilate Colour 565: • • every - deQeriptikt, &c.&e. •. Refined Tar Brown .2.'?.5. per Owt.—000112“"i 10,113 s• P" C w ' TLIE INIPENETRNIII,E:PAINT.s are. very' - • • ' - ornamental, and will Corer a surfatie neatly twice as great as other Paints; tlaby also pi.istess a durability which renders them peculiarly valuable, when applied to Work con stantly exposed to the effect% of the Weather ; and from their hein;gronad in Linseed Oil, and drying very - pick, . they are applicable to the general purposed of useful Inside Painting, as they give at the same time a preserving an,4! very handeaFtw Cording. They are also a Cute f 4. - the Worm and Dry Rot, wiNstand i are.easy ofapplieation, being iit .tot Climates,. arid used in the sadeManiter as other Paints. Th,,CCOAto TAR BROWN is. recommended for the.rover. io4 or Rough, Fencing, Porous Tiles, Wood under ,ground or water I particularly the Refined, Which is fierfectly ins , Atthic d r i e s . b4rd, and. is easily applied, . tegniring the Worill not penetrate where it is used,; Ili t i ‘ :. a o t r ; m w a very good - ciilour, only to be heated and laid on with a common tar brat. . • : Said by UPTON and Co. l Glacca-strect • Clieviide. • FOREIGN - INTE LLIGE N GE, FIt4NCI-I PAPERS, OECEIVen yk;b'PE-RIiAY Alth 5.11.6.1(1)At. . ,pptrs, fiFrr. 7. a NATIONAL GU44I), OF PAM. • • I I The .following,a . eldress,.sigocil by a very grea number . of the Nritlioolil Gnat d of Parls, was pre , au • . , • sentea to: the Kug u the 4th of this mouth', ilk the ball of It;rarshalsi;d l. ; rSf' UE,e7 , l *. egnit.your faithful servants, all members of the .•• _,•;S'ationtil guard of. Paris, to lay respectfully at, the feet of yottr „Majesty the expression of their love, their fears, "end 04 desires. We attained, Sire, the summit of our ‘rdshes -by the return of yourlsla!esty. Why anild tlik pleasing transport of the present must the past silting up, in spite of, us, tt;) mingle'disquietiug alarms with the future; • - : Far from' us - be th e thought Of tinning an indiscreet view upon subjects foreign to our duties. But, shall wc not find forgrosiness in the sight of your 1110,1esty while We - presume to call your royal which are well icitoryo 5,, tis.sipee ivc.comptists part.of them. You were not ign o rrtrit,,Sire ' et your first arrival, in what etrii and(' r, and by wham he NatiCual Guard was reinstated into activity; that was sufficient to ,inspire you with a Just distrust in the greatest part of tho. 4 who had been chosen to command it. Generous arid unsuspicionS, your Majesty- Wished: only to behold in these faithful subjects, ou wri t lu t even genet ally you were pleased to shower voul favours but, Sire, there are souls which nothing can touch, andditring the melancholy absence to which treason forced vou, if the National Gnaril,has foundamongst its Otheers models of fide lity, it has at the sante time beheld more than one of theft kindle the fires-of sedition; by a hand loaded with your bouilty,• and violently rep'ress thew movements of the heart which were directed to 'the best of Kings. • These crimes have.,;?ssi4d . our indignation; they show the necessity of a speedyjimmation of the co . rpi.i4Officters emu manding the National (=Ma of Paris • they will joslify in your : eyes, Sire, the respectful freedom w hich see naw I talie to soli cit ,his measure with 4..arnestness.• .••-! • " The National . Guard, it is perpetually sounded in our ears, is instituted for nu other purpose but . to maintain public tranquillity. But was it to maintain puhl:c tranqaill•ty that so many ut the Chiefs of •the:Natitinal Guard embraced so ar xictitly the cause of the Usurper? Was it to Maintain a pub lic tranquillity that they lent•theaselvei with so•turbridled a *eat to adrance,the projects,of a madam'', and foreed.so many respectable peoole by ihreats and terror to do the same ? Let those men at last learn, that beyond the 'constitutional au thority of the King, all is - faction, all are enemies to the state ;• that the King and the eountry are inseparable ; and, that to save our Country we must be sittirely devoted to our King. These, Sjrs,. these itri; the principle's upon Which we knurl- tii.-maittteinkrice of Order and tranquillity ; and these principles will , begonia thos e ' of 'the National Guard in gene ral, as soon as it s4allsee.at its head men who make an open'. profession of them. •zu,, • Then the National G u ar d' of Paris, 'after the example of its august Chief, will surrOOnd you; Sire; Witb 1 love, 'a respeht, and, a .fidelity. inviolable ; then, but only then, it will be, come one of the firmest. supports of, the throne and of pub* lie libertY. The Gazette Officiate of thursday'eontains ani order that ,Lavalette, not being a military man, shallnot as %cgs at first directed be tried by a Commission but befoTe the usual tribtfnals.. lit the Gazette there is likewise a Royal Ortli nance,creating cominiSsion of subsistence. The •Minisier of the interior is Uppoinfed - PteSiOnt. Th e Board, after deliberation, shall intrust his with the measures •vliislt it . shall think ne cessiiry, for insuring . the free distribution of subsistence, .particularly grain and flour, and fot facilitating and encouraging the transporX of them to. the different parts of the king dom, and be is to lay the same before his Majesty. The Board Shall likewise examine With care the state of • the magazines of the capital; and provides that the supply shall be kept lip at• its full complement ; it obtain an account of the state of provisions of the kingdpriii, by a correspondence with the Prefects turd Au thorities, or otherwise. It, from the knowledge that is thus gained, there appear reason to tear that a particular city or department is threatened with ilificulties. i.tt the Way of subsistence, it is' anthOrised to take the necessary measures to ob!- viate their), by purchases or otherwise. Every fortnight the Minister of the I ntrrior is to report to the King the labours of the Commission. The. Members named in the decree ate, MM. Begotten, Saint Cricq, .Portal ) Bonordiere Tabourean Secretary. • . The Moniteg is c filled with addresses from the different Eli.7.l,9tek_ Colleges, and the King's an swer's thereto. • _ A letter from Saaihruck, of the 27th ult. says, " M. Boulay de. la Meurthe arrived here n fetes days since, to remain a state of superintend ance. .He is so. much detested by his compatriots, that his life whs not safe at Nancy." • 'the Princess of Wagrata Was presented to the King, yester.ilay.„. • To the tatal dissensions in the South are united in sonic places the excesses of religions fanati cism. At St.•Affrinue the Protestants had l3ert previously. arrested, when, on' the 20th of last month, ,a troop of, furies burst the gates of ag'• 'Ouch, pillaged it, and set it on fire. The Austrian army encamped near : _§tras • hurgh, • has notiniade any movement indicating an inten tion to lay siege to that place. Thee French and Austrian army prcserves each, its limits. Strasi. burgh is entered only by 'mears"of an -Austrian passport. All travellers are' stopped at-;the ad vanced posts to fulfil the necessary forms. The town of Nantes is exempted froth military quarters, in. virtue of a convention between the department•Of 'the .Lowee•Loire and the Prussian Gevral.. • The Duke, of Wellington dined the day before yesterday With the Prince of Conde. been these some days at Besancon, viitif a nu, • merous staff. , ~.:.• . ti:FtaiijiesoAtrilre:slia:sithcoatfli respecting n tl. 7 c it7 l 7 : tii4 :l :4a t E sr i at l i s r : s i n ci l i ols i i s n ni lli tli e nit s lis l: n i tn i h m a e ta 3 it s f el e i a ll ib l i :o (s) ) 2 .l: ts : l l k ter i ng ib n i., : :: 1.., assemblages formed Dr ihe Cevennes,. The scheme oc the revolters. f ( A. ~ olaytettaseti,ii)ogwa.isinfresh'eonrcsve;eitral bad declared itw.t in,, ~i.ll t 11 4 ~~ dZ~ ~: t~ i itt~~~ ~~~ ~~.