The Sun. — London, England, 1803-11-03 00:00:00

I ~, 1` ~ ~ 1 ~~ I ~1. N/` • • 4:441 4 AEs , • 4.• • *t"."l ~.!` • • -A if It* • • -.- • _ 0 1i g, 147 444' •• • . J .; .-• ,! , r 4 " l° : 14 ; - .1";,7* ,• 4 • • - 4-0.-icr9t ' , r : ,4\ . • • ' t , . • S I • • ti: ,1 " , ..t L ', • , I ' - 7-4, • ..tf', v 4 . h - .i i 7 Tr FJ~;a P I . d4„,,.§,IXPErgO,g4 IittMLER 3472.] T URSDA Y, Nio v WC BE R j, X 893.- J, ‘ THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. - P r°, MORROW EVENING, Nov. 4 ., 18v, 4 _ l l, betperfinitted,• for the 4th time, a new Musical inpla, called THE WIFE OF TWO HUSBANDS. . The'Sccneiy, Dresses, and Decorations entirely new. The Music composed and Eele&ed by Mr. Mazzinglti,,, . The CliaraCters by Mr. H. JOHNSTON, Mr. 'WROIIGHTON, Mr. KELLY, Mr.. CAULFIELD, Miss DE CAMP, Istr..jOHNSTONi., Mr. BANNISTER, juu. Mr. COOKE, Mr. BURROWS, Mr. MAD DOCKS, Mr. %t , EBB. Mrs. POWELL, Mrs. MOUNTAIN, .. Mrs. BLAND, Miss Ty It ER. jn.m.l 1.. A NEW DI V ERTISEMENT, Composed by Mr. 13Y RN E. The Principal Charnaers by 34r. BYRNE, Master 13Y RNE, and Miss 13.114ENAG E. 'Boxes 6s. Second Price 35. Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price U. Vaikry . a. Second Price is. Upper Gallery ts. Second :Price 6d. No. Money to be returned - . Places for tne.boxes to. be taken of Mr. Fosbrook, at the IsexpOffiee in-Little Russel-street. The Doors to be' openatfat Half past Five, and the Per -IRmaitce to begin at Half past Six. • The new Musical Drama, called The , Wite.of Two - Husbands, produced fur the second time yesterday EyeninA, *as again received throughout with entlinsta4tie aptuse, by a v crY William and overflowing audience, and will _repeat ' eTrry Evening, till turther notice. A new Coined% iu Vive'ACts, called , Hearts of 'Oak, is ifi rehe4crsal, and will he . speedily .produced. A Farce is also in.preprition. THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-CARDEN. TO-NIOXROMT EVENING, Nov. 4, 1803, • will he performed \ - JOHN HULL ; • Or, AN tNG1.1.51-IMAN's FIRE-SIDE. The..l;ari ot : Fitz-Balaant, Mr. WA PDY ; Peregrine. Mr. COOKY. ; Sir Simon k ochrlitle, 'BLA*NCIIARD ; Toni blibilletion, Mr. LEWIS ; Frank Rochdale,. Mr. BRUNTON ; Thornberry, Mr. AWC ETT ; 'Fermis Btulgrutlclervi Mr. ROCK ; Dan, Mr. EMEIt.V. , .. Unly C 4 roline,traymore, Airs. HUMPHRI ; MarllnPiliberry - Mrs. (i !BIBS ,•' Mrs. .13ru gruddery, ars. DAV EN PO *writ ARTHUR AND EMMELINE. I: 13o*e$6s.. Pit 3s. 6d. GAil. is. , Upper (.1 4 1t, Places tbr the B o xe s to he Liken of r. Brandon; 'it the Box Office in Hart street. Doors to be opened at lialfpast Five, andlhe Far , 19rinance to begin at liallp.ist Six. No Money to he Returned. .Vivant Rex et Re3;inal. 0n SaAard 3. Y, The Fair Penitent; ;Misr...llkb will be pris. 'nted, tor the first time, it new Farce, in '1 wpAcAs s , caltad !Liising the Wind. • 0n M the PlayOt_Pizarro. ..onday, ,ay . , 011 ovsday,:the Comm: Opera of The Cabinet. • On Wacinknitlay, the Tragedy of Richard th Third. Jtn,l on Thursday, • the Tragedy of Venice Pre:;erv'd, • A new Comedy in five efts, and a nev4. Comi c Opera h three Ads, are in rebedrsal.; . . This l);y was published, • , • htindsomely printed in "1 wo Volumes, 'Oflavo, With eie • ; Itlates, price' 11. bomxls",' • T Ht' SPORTING DICTIONARY, and RU. ivery• ItA.L •ItE.P.OSI RYA Of geopra 1 I nformat ion, upon SUbjeo app erNitliri to the Sports of the Field. • ~. .nseribed to the Right Hon. the Earl otSandwicti, Master "‘ Majesty's % Stag Hounds. • By WILLIAM TAPLIN, Author of the Gentlemen's Stable DireaorY. .._nrinted for -Vernor and . Flood,. LOnruittil and Rees' ll zY . ker ). Harris, an d S ca t c herd and Letterman and sold ‘ V • tones se c a p N k 6 Castle urea Liverpool. No. 5. SUPREME COURT •of JUDICATURE at 9RT WILLIAM in BENGAL. • NOTICE. pußsv.A..„ to a DecreGii tnatl,e In a it Suit SMITH 'againll.l.lA"MS. rieperittai4 in the b l u Pr,th'ie Court of I titiiLature t i Far iu Bengal . . Y e 'srihg deice the 2ztl diik o f I,rovcllijrti, , ls:.,2, whereby it is 1:1101144' other thin or Es dered, thin. E.I.)W Ait D Lf.t) Y 1,4 q. the gs • Master of the said Court, shoniii publish Aciver, tisements in the NeWsinipers', hnti particularly in the L)un. "e New 'ralf if any such there INN and if vat, then in .the Editiburik , ewspa'nu-s, calling upon the N XT et' KIN t t. f s ki t S' .tt I'H, heretotore o I Iterin.ihrl the in reollee ofalen,;:it,'"Tradet,. who was of .aru.l.who died at Berharrilioie itiores.iid in 11795, o crane in Wore said (\las ter a.1(1 ,prove their relation, *hip t ., .the said Robert Smith I No "'it tx t, ' , rebY notified to Thomavfiu 11, late of *Calcutta*, s i Ber 'r;"'' CuciPgr, who i s the Only . surviving Exccutor hamcd in the Will of the s,aid deceased; and who de- P ane d limn .C4leetta for Great Britain in. M - irch,• 1798, and w h" by a Letter bearing' date at London the zad tottery, lain, - addressed l the Dclod.int in tbia Suit, 0;014 the Asset> now in .li,lni!er and ills also 'notified to 41 others claiming to be the Next of Kin • of, the said Robert Smith, ‘1“: " s?tt . which azitt Robert Smith had a Brother 011ie name of David th, who was Gardener in Dunilee aforesaid, to he r b in prove hirrisTlf, ib rthwithbefore the said Master, and Ilieniselves, to be auttli Next of 1(in; and also tre3fteir respetti ve Rights to .tlip Aaacts in contest, which ongeoto the sal.' Robert Smith,_dece::sed. Parties'inte•estect will pieased to apply, without delay,' to. Alex auder raser, Estp 'Lincoln's Inn, Londou,'.or .john Atte Ritchie, list' as., Erlinbilr4h,who will - give Vaem .every.necessary information on the . • . , BE PAILTICUCAR AS' TO THEA -10 US h. • PATENT lihpii - rEADS:AND TABLES. 11114 UTLER'.B Furnishing Upholstery, and Cabinet Warp « rorains and Mom(l4tory. Nos; t 3 0.-4,.Catho. Title street, A large assortnaent of articles of the liewr4t, 11Catest, and most .ceconornical Fashions, of well seasoned materials, and excellent workutatiship, with several Un provemeats. .BUTLER respeafully relies oil the good diticernMent of 'the. Public, that they' will :t e e thinugh the 'paltry devices Ilnri insinitatious.opposed to hint and counterfeiting. his arti ' vies. it is well,kizown that BUY LER has mu patents, one 11.61: Tables,' the other for Bedsteads; the principle of the tiist is applicable to almost all kinds, of Tables, an n .'s al lowe i l to !ter Hnuse, 'e a gt:eat ,irnprOVerOMlD; it renders them more convenient atul much more portable, principle of the other Is applicable to most kinds uf Bedsteads, as Four PQ3t, Brit, Sofa, and Char Betts, which latte r are singttlade nut:. 1 1 4 i nAiektiess,. and eite.h 'when shut up, make, :han:(isotne r°f furniture for a Sitting Ro o m, .Dressing Room, , sze. Four Post and Tent- Bgil 3 go together hi a ll parts with aa, and are fixed, with tilueit ease without the -help of t or •tacKs,taenai Is iii the furniture, and are very.portable. P articula r kirid o of the above, at.h:pte4 for Gentlemen of the . 41 ,my and Nave, antlitot climates, alsuport;lble Chairs, .pe. L d urt•lx's P.:t.ent Matrutatiums have .been graciously , pui. a t onlaed by the Ling, Queen,. and koYal F3 thilY , and -1(1 7 ' , glued b order.; from numbers of the Nobili t y an d (;entry, l 'mt have , be k , n lughly approved of in the fast and %Vest lrniirs •. the Merit of 'the Articles , have' thus met , with ta• vourable enco.uriigeinent, and for which he returns his grate -1111 acknowleditnents, and cannot but' notice - the kind Of ' flees of some others; who fix up large' }lt t.. 4 it., 1041141, inscti help Oho to proinow Ills Busines s or should it he designed otherwise, he. 1 4 Oh: Pertnissionior Providence, mann ta , ztures and sells. his Sol'e- T, s ior . Fou r -posCand other. Beds, excellent Dining TAles. and ‘4abinet Articles as ab ove , nauteiy, C.itherine-strect, 3tioor4 , fron t the Strand, Brick front House, where hr has eon- 4°ll teted several Tools and Machines tor workiiii; the same. anti has otherwise be-n at consider a bl e ex p encp.to b r i ng them 14 that .utility and.degrie of pet - let:lion:at which they now 41e; thesame p inay be had every Article for the **titpleteir Ftunishing llouscs, N.D.' /as 4Aportatitur. This Day was published. priee t w 6d, A DISCOURSE occasioped by the DEATH of .11 the late WALTER TAYLOR , Esq'. of Poititvood, who had the Contra& for making Pumps and. Blocks fqr the British Navy ; preached at Southstoneliam,Church, on the Sib of May. 1 803, By . DANIEL LANCASTER, A. B, etuatte.of the Parish, ant/formerly of Queen's College, Oxford. Printed and sold by Robbins IVicillester ; and also by Cadell and Davies, Strand, London and may , I b4 had of any Bookseller. • Of whom may be had, by the same Atithor, Tw,cl S. mons, One Shilling each, preached at the Assizes at 'Vin_ cheater, , for the Year ilex, one of them on-the Origin 61: vernment arid the Excellence (lithe -British Constitution, and the other on the I trwortanee of Religious weld being of Society. . - - J This Day was published, ' • Neatly printed in Twenty-four small Vtilumet; with a Por trait f,lthe Author, pncu in boards 4.5. a New edit, of "Pi 1E 'WORKS (it the Itt!i4elend JONA THAN SWI D. o..:Dean of St. Patrick 3, Ar. ranged by Thomas Sheridan, M. A. Corrected and reyised by lOhn Lilnhurgli Perth. 'With/Ali:nes by Dr. tjawkerokth, Lord Orrery, Dr., Delany, Deane Swift, Ettr. • Dr. 131r6h,: Mr. Sheri , lan, and th'e PrintrAfo; 1t folinson,.. 12. lialuwiii, 1. Nichols and Son, W. 1. and 1. Itichartl'Son t W. ()!ridge. F. and L. Ithington, T.,POnc, •R. Faultier, Walkor ' ; T.; hgerton, 'G. and 1. Robinson, I.`St:arcliertl, 1. Nunn, 1 Cuthelt, lt. Lea,Clarke asid'Son,'..Lasilcinstoss, Allen and Co. T. , K 4;• Caniesiter, ye, nor and Hurst, Longman And Rees e Cadell and Ethats;'S.'llagster, - 'Harding, j'.•Miwinad, Of whom may be had, • , 9n 941ay9,y.disiou, Isandsoinuly printed in. Nineteen !tnes; price. in boards 71. ; and a few Copiei on 2 super woven ItotalWapervprice in bpartio Isl. Ss. This Pay wat ptiblishcd, iiiiinttY printed on . a New Letter cast 'on purpose for the and on a Superfinc Woyeti • Medina; Taper,. in - rwentitionc Volumes Oittvp, price in boards, THE, FLAYS f WILLIAM'SHNKSPEARK. . With the Correiiiions and Illosuaiietos'ol-yarinus Conti Mentators. To winch are added, Notes by SAM U. L L JOHNSON and GEORG E STWIENES , • ,1 • -' The Fifth Edition, correctly printed from the Copy left for publication by kir. Stecvens; and revised and. ati Amenteid by Itiaae Reed, GloSsariai To this Edition is prefixed a Portrait of the A uthor, eq, graved by Neaglti, from a Painting in the .plissession of the lat.: George Steevens, U.sq. , Printed for j. 'Whitson, R. Baldwin, H. L.llardner,' W: 1, and 1.. Richardson, 1. Nichols and Son, F. and C. R iv ing T ;on, t. Payne, R. Fatilder, G. and j. Itobinsoti.W. G. Wilkie, I.: Scatcherd, Egort , ni, J. Waiker, and Son, 1. Barker and Son, I). Ogilvy and Son, Cnti'leil and Martin, R. I.ea,.P. Macqueen, 1. Nuitit:'l,2ekingtoil,'Ailert% and Co., T. Kay, Deighton, Whitc,.W. Miller, Vetnar urn! Hook I). Walker, 11. Crosby :nate.' L'urlgniati aniLltees, • A: a ddi 4 0 4pavies, T. Iltirst, 1. 11. EY4.-1, 8 f 134:Stei, BIaCIS and Parry, It. Bent, J. Bad ., cock,. I . Aspen, and T. Ostell. Of whom may be had, t. A . New. Edition of Shakspeare's Plays, with his prefixed, and Glossarial - Notes explaining .the obscure and ditficult.WordS, elegantly printed in Ten Volinnes, Crown oet a vo, price lit boalils 31. cos. z, These/a - 11c on smaller Paper, price in boards 21'. 3. Ano th er Editions in Nine small Volitiuts, price inboards • 4 , iAct 0 apio, with a .seLaion of Notes by Mr.., A. Chalmers, and Copper-plate Engravings Irons Mr. Vuse les Designs, now publishing in Numbersi - at as. each tor the And 45. ; for the. R oyal.. N. 13. These are - the only •Editi - Ons thatlre printed from the Text of the correeled Copy. lea b ) . Mr. Steciien*, , To SPORTSMEN, GENTLEMEN TRAVELLERS and 'Others, ate recommended WATSON's CAM BRI DGE HORSE-BALL'S, BLISTERING OIN T • NIE/iT, and 'DISTEMPER-13A'i LS , Int DOG nitRPAREI)- only by THOMAS WATSON, , Chemist Bcc, :Petty-Gary, Cambridge; anti uitt by Mr. Bialea (Sole'Wholesale' Agent) No. 4, - - Jr ri (ion. .&,1d Retail also, with .plain anct..,inple directions for their use, and a List of the tnost respectable testimonies Of their superior eicellenee,liy one Me.dicine Vender in most Towns in the United Ringdoms. For Efficacy and Cheap they'havc lully;e:Siiinfishcfi their reputatitin, obtained i;ro'y eictensive,Ctrolation, _wit arc used 14..1m-sons, of the ;hrst respeaabilicy alukulthe greatest experience. • Purging Hal I s Balls, for the • .Distemper. of Alterative Balls, per doz. Dogs, and exceedimily efti- Cordial Rails, 4s, per doz. cacious as a ' preventive Diuretic Balls, 4s. perdoz. ,andlenerat physic, and in Mere. Puri;. Balls,ts.6:l,cacli the'flestrudien or Worths, Blistering tlint.itt pots,2s.6d. as. eath and ss. each. . The Proprietor has received tcstimonles.:6f the superior EfOcacy of these front the Eail or Hardwicke's .Gantelteccier, , Mr. litirnistoit, who has used the Uog.fl, Is in the I )I,zeinper, antias a general ,Physic, with ,the uttupst success, not having failed in one Instance. • Mess*.i. Niar4h !r atyli.,Sons, the London, Cambridge, and Norwich ' r,trßpgly .retiol 0 mend the ilurse :Nledicities, fruni.reve.itett proiri;olOilheir Mr. Jones, liariug car' or Niessrs, Bolton and Co's. Mail Coach Horses , bet.ween Cambridge and I.onrl4in, highly approves the Horse Medicines from ; three years experience of•their virtue. • • • Mr. Charlton, Master of the. King's Head lan, Hounslow, expresses the utmost satistaction with tile, floras; Medicines, and particularly the Atiliie Balls and Ointment, as Ktr more efficacious and certain in their operation thao any ha over balorentatieUso,ol'.: To Mr. Thothts Watson, Chemist .and Dyuggist, Petty Cury, Caniuri4e. • • Ilavii,4, a favourite .1.)o1; of the Setter Breed violently at, react' with ihe Distehiper, 1 by your' log Bells; and have the sattsrattien iii into , mitrA )oa, that by attending to the piinted direclions, the newt ,alutary cti4ets have been produced-; for. befoie the'lvledieine:•wida ;Misfit - 4s. tered, the Animal refused all food, became so weak. he ‘oulai scarcely stand, 'and was a' .perfect sit:dame. Nc ii - at this time. : tiatine condition, and 'very heAthy, although, it is hut six weeks since he was in theeniariatcd`stali above desctitwa. ishing, you all the success that such a valuaule Ois‘uvery• merits, I am, Sir, yours, &c. ' • - ,bARNETT.LEACII.• Cherry Hinton, Nov. El, tgo I. Another Testimony.—Hale %Vorthant,' Eq. of Royston, Hertforthiltiro, in coniequencettitho g;o1.41 e„tictt.-of the Diu retic Bails on his Horses ' and particularly thv great, relief which . attended* the use of, those bath; on a . Hurse:of subjed to the Cholic, has permitted the Proprietor to usts j.tis nattic, in teC0111111CUliatit)11 0 r therst.-414 39, ./tSA; N-EW'MEDICINE ACT. • At the only Warehouse fur 1)r. JAMES'„s POWDER, - . 4s, St. 'Paul's Cliureh-yattl i London.' . THE MEDICINES are Sold, at the Prices anrwx.ed, includiii . J.; the' Stamp Duties i'and as it is eioiled, that froin the t of... September, 1 .180.1, the Stamps should be applied to, ail .Iqoprietry hledt~i.t,s, as well ;tor Foreign as - for •flome•CtinsuMption, atid asii con siderable Addition matte to the 4tapkp, pot he articles of liklier'Value, or those'in bUlk, the prices of De. lanids's Powder will be in future - 25.. 941. per l'acket, or ii. is, 60. per D`oien'; 'hut the quantity of a Doten Packets in a Bot tle made up tot the Artily and IVayyj , iniiy be had tcr 11. And sti by favour of the Commissivriers of the Stinit) Office, Mates - arc prepared for Mr..Newbery's sepa. ate use, with Aailie engraved in each Stamp ! the Public will be caiciiil to observe., that the words, '' f. Nowhery, .5, St, Patti's," .are . printed in the Staipps of. all his A*dicinrs ; and a, - it is nresinued that this Will, be' a *WI'. cient security. against cUtinterleits, his Signature •on the Lables on . lanics'S 'Powder will _be discontinued trout keiiceforwa rd • • - Stamps will be allowed gratis, as usual, to those who purchase Half a Dozen or unite at. a. tune, of the lot , *er priced articles. .r, d. J. d. Ur. fatties's Powder 2 9 lotengcs of MIAs t rO Do. a :Batt le - 2 4 0 Frt.:lkC'STillet.O . Bark 4 9 A i naleptic Pills 4 6 1)o, 2 o Do. large Box - 24 o 2 9 Dr. Steer's Opodeldoc a 6 Genuine Arquebusatle 8 6 Convulsion-Oil - z 6 Orruslcirk Medicines 8 6 Do. Camomile Drps t 9 I nglish's Scots Pills t o Do,. Paregoric Lozenges i t .14senteot\Peppetinint - r to Berry's. Bilious Pills 4 6. t; r a nt's prop% . / astin's Chaly ate De. Hooper a Pills ditto 4 o G lass's AliffpleSia 3 b• Cartninative t 9 Henry's Ditto z 6 . eof Coltrifuot 36 . Norton's Preps 5 6 Cephalic 0 9 Spilabury's Drops 5 6 Mr. Spen,:e's Pentril'rice 4.4 Dr. Solander's Tea a q 10n , '.-s's Rheumatic. Tine- Greenough's Tincture t to titre. . • ' 3 6 = Do. 'rein Lozenges r to N. B. Stamps with Mr, Newbery's Namirare affixed to the tir . st rwctity Articles above enumerated ; and as many Persons, particularly Servants and Messengers, mistake his House, he is under the necessity of - pointing out, that it is at the cast End of St. Paul's, nearest to •Cheapside,•iind ?hit n his a large White Stuccoed Front, on whicii thees Words ere inscribed: .." THE ONLY WAREHOUSE FOR.DR. jAMES's.POWDER." • VENEREAL li LI NIT•NESS; dec. To Mr. Tito s TAxt.°tt, Surgeon, No. 9, Nev Bridge- s t tee ty• London. • ttaAa. 31R, TT is with the mast - heartfelt satisraainn tbat 'l. address "o, on the incomparable excellence of your in. valuable Nimbi:Me, I.l,ll<.L'S PAT F. N I. S lit the Spring of this year I lent, the misfortune to comma a Vette. real Complaint, attended with the most alarming and clan. genius symptoms; insomuch, that 1 have been confined to my wain for a whole week together, and not able - to stir out oft ; I had ho ri?t night nor dav, and itilliqt,l rff riiol excritclating pails aim 'torment, 411(1 was btlll . w,Yrse,• my cyes grew weak Aild dint, 'so tiut cear.:e it . 4cern any ooledt, if ever so elasetoine, and expected notbli;n less than the total loss of my sight. —Froth -a Stout, .healthy, and rather corpulent ntan, I . became a mere shadow, and an object of pity atalcOmpassion'. My friends had all glviin me over, to4thought my recovery impossible. In this dreadful state, and ekpedii,g every minute to be no , 'herr in this world, I was fortunately reLomittended by a neignbour.- to try your but having tried all medical aid to no purpose, and being at an enormoitsexpence, it was some time betitre 1 could be prevailed on to take ;them; at last I sent for six boxes, and before I hail 'Eakin them all, I found-con. siderable benefit; my paints gradually decreased, eon my eye sight grew better, and, to the great surprite and astootth inetit of all my friends (after taking three - boxes more), my health and strength ,was perteelly restored, and .1 ant now. (thanks tutny God and your invaluable. Medicines) as well and hearty as ever I was in my life: -- --You arc at full liberty to publish this in any manner you think .proper, for. the .Ixittetit of society .:at large, and which I should have sent vou sooner, ,but -wasjearful of a relapse. I remain, with the ntmoit gratitud e, Dear Sir, your obliged humble Servant R. L. LEIGH. High-street, Nov.- 1, ino. • The above Meilicipe is • oihnestly . -rotpniended to all that arc in any 'clotibrof their being - tnt*ely' tree of • every Venereal A f*etion,- particularly: to -.those about alter ing, their condition in lite, as it will ,certainly eradicate 'every taint of that nature,- of however lung standing, or however disguised under the apparanCe of other disorders • it may bet Scorbutic,,Glanclular, and Cutaneous Corn. pl.: oitss it is also reconertended to, be taken, especially the Sp nog, Summer, mut FAIL Prepared and-sold by the Side VrOprietot, T MAL T 40% Y t.° R; MeMber of the Corporation of Surgeons, 1.911t1Q11, his-House, No. 9, New Bridge-strict ; 'where he will give Advte,e,'. without a ter, to persons taking tnese Pills, and will aoswer Patients' Lettert,_ if post-paid, on the same terms, übticrving iii all eases the most-inytoltdde secrecy, no -I'4lleill.'s name or case having been thentiined, but at their own particular request, by the P rop rime, during tile course of 111 nm-than le. years, that he ha., had .the (I.011(111CW% 01 All . RßlelliiVe sale - of the 'above Medicine, and the Practice . arising therefrom, • • TheY.,are alsO sold by his, appointment, at the Per. No , 35. St. Alban's-street , rail - Mill; Re., No. to3' Ostord.iireer- :v1 r. zeel's, fumer'e, berions No. 'I, Unitin.row, Little l l oveer.hill an - rt by one Per. son in every consider-Ate ,:I'o iii nglalttl,, f.cei in boxes 'or only is. 4d. eacji, 'sealed up, Witt) full and plain DI . redioqs, whereby Let-sons tit' either Sex , may cure theta. selves , Witll ease and see i y. ' K.. b. "Each box sold in Great Britain it sealed up with. Statnp, on which, by. favour of the Ccunnwbiolier it, printed - at. the . .utury-office—" T. "Isaylo4- No: 9, New laritige.street,—t r a mutate which is /iclonY t and all Gait: ap: cu unterkits TO' Tat' , • R; s „w.H.„: RENRy ADbixd r oN, e,. e„ r..yy~~. LETTE,II XLI. SIR; •It is not• possible seriously td Meet the Chnitte. from whateirer quarter it proceeds, of . Mr. Pirei hostile intention of embarrassing the Adrninistra tioti of the - Finances. --- If tire 'present Pinarickl Artinp . e.. ments, ai they now tippene.,..air of that Oetittenian's suggestion, 1 must admit, be his intention what it might, he could not haneviore effe.thally carried his point. If his purpose . was to emb,irrass 4 thct ministration of the Finances, or to prove ttiiiikelf hostile towards the Minister, .he could not; Undie those cireuinstances; have displayed MOLT skill than he has done in producing, under that Minister's name, a measure of Finance whichi having gone through both Houks.tf-Parliairieist, has pasF•cti into a Law—inlicli trot a Comihissioner knew licxk tp carry into eftct—nor (in spine of derrii-oftlsiall Pamphlets, Abstraos and F:4.o;an ,tions, whit* serve at best to make the darkness visible! art indl» victual in the Community how.to decypller or ren der intelligible—a nte . asure which blast be-- revised and ne*.rnodelled before it can be carried into eke. cuarm. If Mr. PITT has heen able, to efred I think he has oil the debt..incutred by,tlt4 viaory alitnied to in my liAt letter, and yonimay fairly cry quits I Sir,. you will perhaps be surprised, and•suppoie faithful ACtinie, of your \ Party, wrapp4 up in the disguise a Pitiirr, when I solenutly declare I' think -'yottr tormer Friend'and litetle.ces , or in Offic"r; vas tine cause of the unintdiigihility aid inlpri . .3ic,thirtt, cif the present Pi-Dprivj Bill, as it must he " rifforia," cries . • your Editor---" I'4,2ria" sountl, through the vaulted roofs of the Treasurt You to nee (Ic.. mtn, I'do—bit! I fear you, will not approve tn, preiniEcs r although .there apoeati A 1 ) .04 Mony in' „our It was, I understiN t the avowed intention And determi.ation of Minix stry to form the present; Bill ou Proterr ) iiiitct oppl,s4ion and ,contra,distindion to the bin.:frh Tax—to define the line of the h o itero the best theircapacit y, for the precise purpose of contrasting it in all its bearings. So wslll.,:iVe . thej , ' suceeeiteil in rendering obscure and ,even to themselves, that Which was clear anti open io the meanest coniprehension,.and ofdisfiguring a finish:. ed Performance to make -it. pass foftheir own, that we may cry out with Jlatttlet-- ThiS Ti;if Oa Tax Bill Here Is our T'ax' Bill, like a mildew i ti ear Blasting his wholesome Brother. . I am willing to admit that Mr. PITT was the first, though innocent cause of your present dilemma.—Nay, so tenacious were you of this I,in.. ciple, that you could not brook a certain opbool offered by that - Gentleman Upon. the Stiliji a of did Bich of PUbliC Faith. Your. Defender declares ; that the ultimate success of his attempt lc , maintain, unimpeached, • the credit of the Couritry,''was at tri» butable to the " weight of his authority"' merely, and not-to the " depth of his arguMeo (a curia ous alpon the . part of Government j) - Noiri had tins Umpire of ,the respeftive 4Vf Ptrr, Sir, arid yourself; attended somewhat more minutely to the subjett, he woulein Candour hate acknowledged, that the converse was tt fa6G—. Mr. Pt rk Opposed the measure of taxitig: t hel • • utiEl •.•• . upon a principle, and by arguments which Wereir.... refutahle„ and Which you tvill fut were strengthened by your mode of meeriog'thend It wassoar 0 - aihOri , ,'Sir, that carried' the Croosticiti .by a Majority of, xso, against Mr. Prr's oivision of 50. it was the weight of that :able: Stale'a man's arguments that carried hl negatived que.a , tion uftaiimously the very next day: . , rllat which 'as a Minister, you . were, able to, subpart by. ,a majority' or 3 to r on Wednesday, you exposed your Friends and Supporters by reversing ots the Thursday---and after having on the former occiution combated every point with something, more than sati castic acrimony, yOtron the litter Made, the amendi hoiorable by . eating your words, and rendering null and void A vote proposed by yourself four and twenty hours ,before, and passed .by a majority - of the Impetial Parliament I So much for the charge against Mr. NTT'S de, termination to embarras the Finances of the ry, and so much for the consistency of the Libel, which almost in the same breath asserts that it was to his authority, and not to his arguments (Page 661 he w. ,s indebted for the 'adoption of his propos (Page 68) that his (Mr, PiTT's). s Financial skid, iris commanding eloquence, and his still (modest) great influence in. . the Country, would be a tower o f strength 'to His Majesty's Goverotneni I-shall relieve you for the present, Sir- , —lt-is nor my intention to be officious or troableab i n a -4, t0 love my Countryr-1 know what. I owe to.its stitutitm, and the blessings which our PNrefi'lhif,-r , derived and handed down to us from .the gr.ido4 expansion of its excellence. I see it u c dangers of various hue—l am told I cannot he your friend and flatterer too—l shall not ittettlpt ; I,oe. can I deny that the Adminisiratiun at t h e he a d o f 'which you, Sir, are placed, are far from possessing! in my opinion, or in the judgment of any unt , is.,sed man rp the Empire or in Europe, those' resotheet within Youtietves, that talent, vigour or judgmety, thegeititis or elevation of Sentirrt , ,nt sufficient to meet the must awful and doubtful crisis cif our Histnryo.L-You cannot, will not b e , g a rroo at jlii sentiment, since you yourself have not only acknow:. ledgeti, but ittigi upon_ it —gveyy day. brings•uo. nearer to our fate, be it marked by a-blavk or 'white stoneEVerv'hour brings forth sOinei . reatt instance :ssi deficiency in" thositWlva are , . set:ii2 THORNDON, ESSEX. 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