The Sun. — London, England, 1803-10-06 00:00:00

t6t; .t ' • I • ~ • r . •- . 14171413 ER 3448.1 THEATRE-ROYA L,, COVENT-GARDEN. TO-IVIORROWEVENING, Ott. 7, 18Q3, will be presented • JOHN BULL; • Or, AN ENG LISHMAN's FIRE-SIDE. The Earl of Firt-Bilaam, Mr. WADDY ; Peregrine, Mr. COOKE ; Sir Simon hochdale, Mr, BLANCHARD ; Torn Slniffleton, Mr. 'LEWIS; Frank Rochd.dc, Mr. BRUNTON ; Job Thomberry, Mr. FAWCETT ; Dennis Brulgruddery, Mr. ROCK ; Dan,• Mr. EMERY. Lady, Carol ine Braymore, Mrs. HUMPHRIES ; Mary Thornherry, Mrs. GIBBS , Mrs. Brulgruddery, Mrs. DAONPO ; RT. WI T fi' M A kJ AN. Boxes 6s. Pit 35. 6d. Gall. 2S. Upper Gall. ts. Places for ilia Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Box Office hi liart.street. The Doors to be opened at Half past Five, and the Per. forinance tobegin at halt past Six. • No Money to be Returned. • Vivant Rex et Regina ! • On Monday, Isabella ; Isabella, Mrs. Siddons ; with The kevivw. The Play of Pizarro is in rehearsal, and will very soon be Plbdiiceil, with new Scenes, Dresses, and Decorations.— (King of Quito), Mr. Murray ; R.411a, Mr. Kernbler Cosa, Mrs. H. Skidoos ; High "Priest, Mr. Incledon ; Pi zarro (the Spanish Genet. .1 ), Mr.. Cooke ; Alonzo,' Mr. C. Icenible ; La. Casas, Mr. Cory ; an d F. ivira. Mrs'. Siddons. The Historical Play of K in.: Henry the Filth ; or, l'he Con 'questot France, is in rehearsal, and will be perhrrncd ini. inediately. Due notice will be given of the next repre . sentation of King Richareigehe Third. • - A NEW A.KTICLE,for INSIDE WAISTCOATS. DRAWERS, &c4ku j i THOMAS .CAN.E., Hosier :IWO; Rl:?ktY, the DUICheSS York, in* 10110.1161egW r IW .114 i Strand, near Nortolk-street bCgs to reurtoßibndkiettV , ol4;S, particaW kind of LANIB's WOO L'ELASTIc rIAN NEL W STCO,Alli i p e d.y44.6 . ),v RS, ot:various Shapes, and -all Si zes f or Cliiiiiren,;..they possess, in a sune rior decree, eVery excel lenee.. -%9 Mt: Flannel, ~ n d neither shrink nt thicken by Washing.... ; Elastic 6aiti...ta of tne . rnost•Bibidnable Colours, and Bl ac k for Ladies- to ride witlt 7:. 1- tlftf"Aca;%7 on Without hurt.ning, Oncitid nor confine the hi t vcor description.of :try curious Woollen Under Sttx.:knus, Socks, &c. • FIRE AT CHULNILEIGH,..I.II DEVONSHIRE. • TN the Night .4 thee - 17th if August last, a- FIRE I broke out at. CHULkILI:LGH. a Maritet Town in DE-. VONSIII k E,wliich front the long Drought t extrerne scarcity. of Water, and contiguity of Thatched Dwelling and Out. - } Louses, in a tew flours minced to ashes nearly three-tburths of the Town. In consequence or this calamity, the Inliabi , tants of these Premises _re at present dispersed through the remainder t)i . , he Town and'the Neighbourhood in trowded • Triuustit;,' thro noutof their usual axii p loy aunts, and.reatteed to the catrrin6'of Distress. . The Committee: who have nuclei taken the Office of Inves tigating' the Losses occasioned by this' nielanghotY -are enabled to state tint the aggregate of the j...osses, exciu- • sive of what was insured, amrunts to upwards of ELEVEN ' THOUSAND POUNDS ; the greatest part of which has been incurred by persons wholly unable to recover their situation s iii busiae4s, without the assistance of charitable ContrilautiOos. ' • ease hcforc Tile Committee therefore take this method of 144 ,thf 1 the.ill)lle, audot soliciting their Charity.-. - subscription to bt re ce i ved at the following Banks. Lolidon• -Sir la:itei Esdaile, and Co. Messrs. Drum ntoliAiies, D ev , l , nes, and Co. H arnrit trsigy and CO.. ru and co. Chile and Co. Willis and Co. • Dawn and Co. Alilfurd Exeter—Siifolm Duntze and Co. Messrs'. Baring and Co. and Co, Williams And CO. Worrall, Match!? and Co. Ic ath — Nlussl 4. Hohhouse'and , Co. • Taunt,,n- .Messrs. Brickdale and Co.'" D oNhoter--Messrs. Cox and Cu. , :' • • - Truro-- Messrs P raed and Co. -,`' And hy Mr. John Burgess Karslake,: jun Attorney at tstv,, Sout -, mottott, Devon, to whom it is requested that all totm. Inunications to the Committee may lie addressed. Mimes of the Cernmitice„ Right Hon. Earl . FORTESCUE, Right Hon:. L.nrd ROL LE, Hon. NEWToN FLLOWS, NI. P. Eir.Stalford Henry Northcote, lion. Sir jacob Wolff; Sir Lawrence Palk, M. P. Baronets. . • •" - O'• Ii I. P. Basta,d, M. I. Paul Orchard, M. l 4 ` roltS I. Bury, Charles -CAtclitsbeit j.tnles Hall. Richard Henry ► . Foote V4istottih. I-* • Rev. Cha nce ll or N u combo, H. AA. Joint ChurQiiill, R idhard Ke its, W. M . Sta wel I, Peter 'l:tirae, Benj am in Claydanies May, Olin Hole, Williant 'Point, Perry Dicken, Robert Chichester William Radford,* Fifirkt. By Order of the Coibmitte e JOHN BURGESS . KA It'SLAKE, , Dated Chulmleigli, Sep. Ix, 'Sq Treasurer and Secretary...' APPOINTMENT UNDER. GOVERNMENT, ANNt.//- ES, &c. FIVE THOUSAND GUINEAS:win be inime. diately arivaneed for a Sinecure Place.or Pension that is assignkble. A very liberal PreiltiLlTil will be given to any Lady or Gentle man Wh o Will procure a Military Gentlevaan a mick-litaiter's‘or . SiOre.!:elpe Appeintment ; 'also for • I Vu%ulg Gentiemin, a Lieutenatuey 'of Alarines. A Young C entWittati may .receive au. Appointment in the,, Navy.— I .,V,anted to purdase, the Perpetual Adv owon o f a C hurch 'lying.' in u iiealthy.County; from tool.. to 6001.. per 'JIM. 'wing.' an eat lyprospeot of Presentatiort., Tuba sold, - a well., ..,,sity t c , o l. per ann. one of {Sol. and one of 4 °. , Ladies and Gentlemen wanting temporary or ncrina . _nLitt.s i o r% of tvloneyi'May he aCcornmodated with from ;sot. • 20 0;40 . 1. upon Lauded 6StiteN, HOLISCS, Pr k . Pro, petty. • .• • villa ir.'"PailY, or by'Letter (pott-paid . only), to Mel o'. ()alerts AKents N c e • 'Arco Stran d . ' N . 1, 0.. 7 ,. Pk>, ‘3.l,,lenieti i t -t may rceeivq, yttolina ol%:.teant Appciniment • ' .4l . cre). 'l . as usual. StIROPSIIIRE. , - .. • A TO 131:, SOO BY AUCTION, AA the Castle Inn, i‘ I.llslit;p';'.Castic,'lnthe Cott* of Sli- ' , 1 " f i), on'Filday taw I.istiindiSalairday thei2d Days at Otto-. net tt - 43, , punettially at l'ou'e o`olo4kt. iHE MAN • OitS or..I,ORIiSHIPS or ,R e puted Manors or' Loidsltips, if illittlawky and HARP, WICK[;, and sundry very oTaluable FRE L:110 LD • tiTATEs., iiituate in the l'arisims of Norbury. C lun, and 43 ettiVII, in th u :.,,id ,_, , ,,,,,1 L) , ~,,..,s , t ui); com p r i s i ng several API'rA 1., FARM laid cm opatilv together, consislinit 'of ' 41)otit . 16 zt Statute A ere > 01 A.r,tole, ` Widow. and Pastitte end, be s id es 31 8 lik e Acre:: of Cothinorting, used as a Sheep Pasture, with divers well-built 'Nit4stra4es and. Out.build l'4Bs, in gond rep i'r, of the ye.trly valae .uf ,t4QI. upwards, e , ..-.,, ' ' '.. ... tt to titte-x..ept•otiAn t e 'I enants, whose ett:rMil ch:J.lly ex pire:it the est(tuf the present ) ear; in sn'ilailuts, specified B'll printed Partieuhrs, whichithlY he had at thq,Cztille Inn, ShOp' CAStle; Talb•it, Silfewshury ; Crovn, ✓ Ludlow ; riObot, Cinucli-Stre•1011 ; suet DUke's Arms 1 , 41i5 1 4 0 4 1 . e The- Estates in NC/lbw y,, lie in a lieautiful and Slwting. l 11 911 ntrYt sixteen mites froml Shrewsbury, and tour i r on y' ' top's Castic.; • and the others, eight miles froni Ei31104):,i %aide, and six - frorn Knighton. • 1 F or, further information.. apply -to Me;SN'. :.:erfoOt **ld!: Mutt, 'Warrington, Lancashire Messes. TolderveYt Euu. !nes Bishop's Castle; Mr. I olm Thomas, Crillon, itear 1.7 1 ‘ 0 1)% Castle; or Nessrs. Manley and Lowes, Middle* r riPle• London, why; printed 'particulars may ititiO be )tact::. ; I tt . 1 ' )• / ' .404 it - . , • ~ .... 4 ' lt: , 0., '• - ~ ' .: ,-- 4 , - - - • , 4.-..-.--e -- 3 , , ::•-,,•--- ...., .... - *4, N....... •. pip,' ,i.v,.. , s , • THE ADDRESS OF THE COMMITTEE OF MER CHANTS OF THE CITY OF CORK, To MAIOR-GENERAL MEYERS, Sce. w E, th t e lt the C O MMIT CO RK, of TEE p of ri l A , E t R . H i n A t •Te general regret which your intended departur: has excited, cannot permit yon to take leave of us without ex pressingto you our j highest approbation of that conduct which has so ustly rais. ed you in the public estimation and regard. Called to take upon you the' Command of this extensive Distrid, at a time of unexampled difficulty, you have prov ed, in preserving its tranquillity during a period of six years, that the strilest regularity ,and good order in a Garrison are the best . pledges for the People's Safety ; and that the impar tial administration - of an. high Military Command is not 'in compatible with that kindness of disposition, .and those con cili story manners which have secured to you the alfeelion of the inhabitants of Cork. ' These, Sir, are our Sentiments in common with our Fel low-Citizens, but, as Merchants, we owe you particular obli gation- and on all occasions we have received, from you the most prompt attention, the most efficient co-operation ; and when a daring Combination was directed to the destruelioitof our Provision Trade, And consequently of the Supplies in tended for His Majesty's Fleets and Armies. yoursersonal interference, your ii ividual exertions, defeateckahe objects cf the Combinators, and bowed.them to that instant °bailie:l.:4. whin, the slow operation of legal process could not at such an important crisis have el:tied. - We cannot then, Sir, but lament, that you are to leave us at a time, when your local and individual knowledge gives you advantages in Command, which cannot be acquired but by a lengthened residence amongst us.' We have, howeVer, the satisfaelion to think that those services, which have.beeit so beneficial to your Cohntry, and to us, will still,be elfZe. tive in another part of Ireland ; aild when the Inhabitants of the District to which yam are appointed, shall experience, as we have done, in the Command of a General, thelindness of a Friend, they must eSteern,y.6;4 as we do; and on a similar occasion with the presehl; would, we are convinced, take leave of yin with as lunch-reluctance as .we should have pleasure in receiving you to command pa again. C HA RI- P.S. CO I. E, .P resident. Committee l ltboms, Sept: s 7, 1803. • ' CSNYLI!M N, I beg you will accept of my best - Thanks far your very kind address. - . - • The Sentiments you.. are pleased to express towards tny-; self, and my Exertions in the Service, ...aml.that. of the' Merchants Of the City of Cork; are uncommObry' gra tifying to me. Approbation trona such Men, the most humble : must Be elated witti-the highest mind take pride in. I do assure you, I feel most highly and'sincerely obliged by . your good Opinion ; .and 1 consider one °I the happiest rir. cuitistances of my ife, is• to t have merited so much of your good will. * W.'I4IEYERS. To the Committee of IVlercltants of the City of Cork. September 28:• NEW SOUIR WALES. ALL Persons holding Acceptances,- Promissory Notes, or, any .othei Claims aboVe Tweiny Pounris Sterling, against WILLIAM COX-i• .Esq.. are requested to meet at Capt. Kemp's Barrack, on. Saturday next, at Eleven o'Clocki in order that measures may, be devised for their liquidapon. . . N. B. the Holders of his small Notes under the above Sumovill present them tb Mr." Campbell betwixt and that periods kwho will make opt a Liu, and. give a Receipt for. them. Sydney,. 'March t 6, At a Meeting of the Creditors of William Cox, Eaq. Pay " masterof the New South %Vales Corps. held here this dhy invutsuattee . of Advertisement, the following Gentlemen, Mr. Samuel Marsden, Mr. Thomas Rowley, ' • Mr. 'Charles Crimes, Mr. Darcy Wentworth,` Anti. Mr. Robert Campbell, , Were unanimously chosen Trust' for investigating his Accounts, And taking the management of his Estate for the nuttuarßenetit of all his Creditors, in virtue of the Conveyance executed by-him in•their &vim!, and which Trusteeship td'eunt►nue for As spaci', o►` one .year Irons this date. ROBERT CAMPBELL, Cliairman. Sydnen March 19, 1803. 'At iGeneral, Meeting held this day, of the Trustees ap—,. pointed by ''William Cox, Esti'. and his Creditors, they, unanitnotisly• appointed Mr. Robert Campbell (one of their number) to be TFeasuror, and .the., following. Resolution was passed: • • " All Persons having Claims on the Estate, may at their ti option receive Fifty"per Cent. on the Amount, by porch:4's " ing any of the Goods contained in the inventory (if M. " Cox's Eireas, that are at present to be dispose!) of, aral " which were assigned to the Trustees for the mutual Penelit, " ()fall the.Vrediturs.'' The I nvoiees.thereof, with the Prices fixed on, each. Article, may be seen by applying to Mr. Campbell, on Monday - the tali Curt. and whateier is seleded will he d.:liveiretron the Monday thereafter, at the :011owing places: James • !Ana's, at Parainatta and David Revan's, at Sydney i on, their . plo. d im ing the Bills i rbey held, to Ar:' Caitipt!elload vecenong his Order our the delivery ofi.ticit -Articles as't "fftinciti e d cice nd on at the .Prf.a.:s winch Are also lodged ai Messrs. • Lam and Alt Persons indented to the F.tare, - Ute requested to make immediate payment to Mr., Ctrgpliell,And ,t4,tese who bave not given in tom* Claims; are reIIVIcSiL4 to do so wiihout ,tur titer delay, t I mt. they Ina)! ratiked aeCrAviittFry.) R 011 AcMPILE Treasurer. Sydney, April 5, 12.3. 7 HURSDA Y, OCTOBER 6, 1803. T H S. u N - • - " CANDLES FOR. BARRACKS. . • T, 1803. MotICE is hereby given, .Th.it, on or before 1.111 the 2.0 inst.-olio Barrack-Master-General will ready W receive PropOsals, IroM those Persons Who maybe willing to supply-the under-mentioried Barracks - with spch quantities of M&JVLD CANDLES, of Four to . the Pound, and DIPPED CANDLES, of Eight, to the Pound, as may be iegnisite for the use of. the Troop! M ' i stationed, or to be a tioned therein from the loth 'of November, sik,3, to the a4th June. tSo4, viz. County of Sussex ---A Idwick Green, Arundel, Bognor,'Clti chaster, Hastings, Little Hampton, Pevensey, Shorehatir, Steyning, Rye and 'Playdon, Woithing, Winelielsea, and Hatlsharn Barracks. County of Kent-Braybourne Lees,. Folkstone, Fever . sham, ~Romney, Ramsgate, and Sandwich Barrrr't , • County of Essex,—Danbury, Harwich, Malrlo4-sta'iWee . ley' Barracks.' CoOntyi of Devon—l loniton, King bridge, and Ottery Bar.' racks. • • County'of Cornwall—Truro Barracks. . County Of Sutiblt —Woodbricike barracks. County of Norfolk—Yarmouth Barracks. The Propoials arc to specify, in words at leng,th, the Price per Dozen.Potmdi at Which they will be delivcred into the ,Stares at the said Barracks, including all Expences what ever. . Payment will be made by the respe ive Barrack. Masters, for the quantities delivered every, Three Months, by Bills upon the Barrack-MasterXerieral, .at One Month's sight No Propos al will be received, after sour o ' Clock on Mon. 'day the a4th'instant. Any further information required, may be had upon ap plication at this Office, Any day (Sunday excepted) between the Hotrrs of Twelve and Three. "flies Day WA$ published, prig ta. A SERMON, preached at the Parish Church of Gillingham, in • Kent, on Sunday, Ittly 34; 1803, On occa ,j or , o f the United F4ertions of his Stibjed:, being called forth, by His Majesty, against the titre:netted Invasion. • By .V.VILLIANI Fellow: of Sidney Sussex Coacgo, cainbridge, and Curate of Gillingham. Published by request. Printed for F. and C. Itivington, St. Paul's Church-yard ; 14.ite.hard, , Piccadilly ; I Dighton, C4mbritige ; W. Conterbnry ; C. Tl)WritiOn, C hat 1 MM . 11110 J. .Tracyillrompton. This Day was published, . Price One Shilling, • • Inscribed to the Milliorrof Loyal Volunteers, and intaided to he the-Soldier's Manuel, QENNACEIERIB DEFEA UEI), and his ARMY DESTkOYED. A SERMON, preached at Wan. stvd, Fdasq , By the Rev. S..GLASSF., F:R.S. C r haphtin -in Oritib ay 'to Majesty, On. Sun :ay,,the 4dt of September, 18.13. Printed for Nl,:istg: , Rtvll4,totts'i St. Paul's Church-yard ; flak:ll4l%i, Fik.cattiltf ; 4sperne, I)3y was publisited,, in Quarto beilisited with Plates, pri‘e 11. 55." or on flißoyal Piper, 11. 15*: in boards, • • "TINE TEMPLE of•NA , TURE ; or, The Origin of Society, a Poem, in Four Canine. •. • .By EILASNIOS DAlOl.' 1 NT, Al. D. F. It. S. • Printed for J. folinson, in St.•Paul's.Church.yard.. Where !nay h had, by the same Author,' - I. The Bo6nie Garden; a Poem, with Plates, a vols. 1. s. In boarid. . • • . a. Zoonornia, or the Law:: of Organic Life, 4 Svo. ii. tbsr. or on large paper, 31 . .114. in boards. 3.. PhytOlogia, or the lquiobophy of Vegetation, il. r is. 6d. in boards. , . • 'BE PARTICULAR AS TO-THE HOUSE. PATENT BEDSTEADS AND TABLES. B": CLER's Furnishing Upholstery, ;sod Cabinet ,Ware-moins.anti Manufactory, Nos, 13 and 14, Cathe rine Street, . A large assortment of artioks of the newest, neatest, and most truonotnical Fashions, .of well seasoned materials,. and excellent, workmanlhip, with aeveral* provements, t LEA revea fu I F relies on the 'good discernment of the Public,' that they will ccc through the . pattry devices and insinuations opposed to kiln and counterfeiting his ,arti des, • I d is well known that Bert.ert has two patents, on for Tables,. the other for Bedsteads; the print-iple of the first isApplicable to almost all k hide of Tables, Anti ig Allowed to be a great improvement ; it renders" them more convenient for Houses, and much more portable. The principle of the others applicable to most kinds of Bedsteads, as Four Post, Tetit, Sofa, and Chair Beds, vThich latter are-singularly.use- Ail in sickness, and each when Alit up,'' make- a handsome piece of furniture for a sitting Room, Dressing Room, &c. ('he Four Post and. Tent Beds go together in all parts with braSs, and are `fixed ivith much ease with Out the help of tools or tacks or nails lit the luiniture, and are very. portable. Particular kinds of.the ab o ve, adapted for Gentlemen of the 'Artily and Navy, and hot climates, also portable Chairs, &T. Bur tses'Patent . .Manufactitrcs have , been graciously pa l tronized by the King, date-:t, and Royal Fatnily, and ho ' - noured by order; I rom li mbers of thee Nobility and Gentry, asset hsve been, highly'approVerl of in the East And West Indies the merle 61 the Articles haVc thuS met with fa, vourahle encouragernent, 1141 for viltich he returns hisgrate - .. tul acknowledginta l t s , and cannot but notice the kind Of floes of some others,- Who.fix up large Sign43Oards, with BUTLER'S natUe inscribed,. whieh may help also to promote his Business, or shOuld'iNie-tieSiAtted otheriVise; he, is the Rermilsion of Provideme, manunieltires and sells ii.p;*Sripe riol Fun-post alld - Other Sods, extellent Dining Tai,ice, anti Cabittet Articles as above, namely_, Catherine-street, h doors from the Stra n d, ' a B r i c k f r o n t . Hnuse, where he has con atutted several Tools and Machines for working the,Satne, and has otherwise beep at consitiewhie expeuwe to bring thelll to that utility and degree of - perfeetion at which they now are. At the , same p taco ri m pc had every Artiel , for the teomplFtejv Furnishing tiontes. N.B. For Eiportation. - -A . 4 j * : _ (PRICE SIXPENCE. TO THE EDITOR Of THE, SUN. AMIDST the Multiplicity of Parties; whiih it a rim: like this ('tis strange to tellYihave in a Most tiOex., ampled .manner divided the opinioni and controlled the exertions of the people of this Country; I hate seen with pleasure that you have not forgotten " tlLe debt immense of endless gratitude," as a r, -Englishman you owe to that great Statesman whorri God's good Providence gave us for a Minister for eighteen yeari, during which Arne he had to strug. gle with difficulties too great- for common minds; from which very difficulties he, Ire sources .of strength and glory which have raise,l this Nation to the proud pre.eminence which it now may. justly boast over all other Nations in the World. You have..'not forgotten, though the mtmory of• so m e men (I cannot call them Englishorl.) may be con.. veniently defe4ive, how our late ;Minister tvAi. stood the wide.spreading evils of that fatal lution Which his constant, anti tot his Cijuntr. goodi too eloquent opponent, termed " the most stupendous monument of human wisdom," he fical principles of which " wisdom"; had Well nigh t' and success against the bulwarks of this Island.—Pnit the late Minister's mind 'was not to be alarmed by . .. . the tumult of a misguided mob, nor hii-firtrine,s co' be 'weakened by the heaviest blows which the ii,ge nuity of human wickedness Co '1 1 ;devise, No--- amidst the most dreadful' Coq% g with which' # 0 State - could 'be shakeni,. he'. 14 41411,w,ts firm--;.; he was ever untno'y ed,as thileepiraiiiedoak tviiio defies the tempest's shock, and laughs jo,;, see •• .• the feeble, power of the elements. • . It is unnecessary for me to caltlotte:Attention . tcrthe many benefits which arose frotrtilltitreaf man's efforts, during a time of unhearoOrt3'angeri and difficulties, and to those who deny his cinitn..ici our giatitude; I would not waste time in addressing' myself. Feeling then, Sir, as Ido in cornrnoh w all true Englishmen, the most grateful sebtimente for the past conduct of 'that illustrious Statesman; and knowing, as I do; that his, present conduft adds** lustre, if possible to tilt charatier he has already established, I cannot Suppress the indignation whicli I feel at a Paragraph in a Morning Paper, of this ARMY iitstt) NAVY EQUOM.a. . . 'THE PA :ENT CAMP BEI)STEADS Furni. titre, Mattrasse,,intl Bedding complete,are very respect fully recommended to Geotletn6n as being th e most portable aund superior to any otllzrs made hi London`; Marquees, 'rots, Tables and, Chairs, on _improved principles; Sea . Cots, Sofa Beds and Chairs, tor on Board Ship ; Nliisquitto NatTurniture, and'Patent Brass-screw . l3edsteads, for East and West-Indies, and all. Foreign Climates, at MO RC A N and SANDE ItS.'s Patent Bedstead Manutielory anti -Ware.Roorns, No. 16 and t 7, Catherine-Street, Strand. • MORGAN and SA NDE KS's New - inxented Imperial Dining Tables, allowed to be the most cottYpleVand elegant set' of T 'Wes ever %et intentcd, are very punable packing in a Box, but tett Inches deep. N. 13. The fashionable Spfa-Bccl and Chair-Bed Ware house. MONEY READY TO ADVANCE. A LL PE RSO NS in possession of Incomes, • .L . A. arising from Freehold, Copyhalti, or Leasehold Estates, .in Land or Houses, Money tn7the Fundi,. Rent Charges, Marriage 'Settleinents, Widosq Jointures, An nuities, Patent' Places, Church Livinti x : orally other cer tain income for , Lite, May be supplietlwith teravorary or permanent Sums of Money to any Amount, by paying An- ' nuity Intel est far the Szune. Tne Nobility and (;entry of known • Property, or their Heirs, may . be accommodated on. their personal security ; a,hd in any Instance. where the ,single seentity of an tyoy lie deemed intiiiiieitnt, the addition of another C person to guarantee th 6 payment of the Interest will rel 4 inkve the objection ; and, in all cases, privilege will be given to the -Public to return the Principal at their own - option. -. • Personal applications wilt be received. every day till rpm o'Clock; and Leiters front Correspondents in Tun or . Country (post will. be iminediately answered, by ad dressing to , thc,l)irellor of the Knightsbridge Rank, at his Tuwil .No. V, Lower joint-week oltien-squaco. day, under the - title of Margate,Od:z. " I met with a Gentleman at Deal, who told Me the fol. lowing Anecdote, which strongly marks the vindidive spirit, the invincible firejudices which still .govern the conduct of, Mr. PITT. hlr; Pt TT, as Lord Warden of the Cinque Ports w3s waited upon by one of the most wealthy and . respeaahic in habitants of Deal, about ten weeks since. Thu ‘ Gentleinan • stated to Mr. Pil* r, that he was . appoiuted 'to inform. that 'that abOut sixty of the moat reputable inhabitants of Deal were anxious to. form a Cprin of Bombardiers,- to accoutre: themselves,'&c. and to serve without any eXpence to GO venni:lent, to 'the entire disposal of which they wete willing 'in the event of Invasion, to submit to go, it accessary, tO the remotest tpzirter of the Kinviom. Mr. Pitt apucared to accept the proposal with alaertty, but said that it must have the approbation of the Lord-Lieutenant, and the sanction of 'Government, 'which there was no doubt ofobtaining , i at the, same time he desired the Gentleman to send in Use names of the Officers whom the'lnhabitAts wished t. appoint. The Gentleman acquainted the •liihabitants; by wn,m .he was delegated, of the result of. tho jitter j;w. end they diatelv expressed their wishes that ~he shouldshouldbecome weir Captain, and they also nominated lirop'or person In be weir Lieutenant. The Gentleman accordingly appri . zed Mr. P; TT ofllutirresolution; and the. Itigittlion..Genicinan promised to acquaint him of the 'result of his Communkation %vitt% Governinent within a very few days., The Gent Lin fortnight, and tie-then wrote a polite Letter to. Mr. T T,' stating that the Inhabitants were anxious to tiVITI th e Cut gat, tice. and to know the intention of Government respef.th4 . their' proposition. To this Letter no' answer whatever has yet been received, and it was written above OS weei: sita.e. The reason, however, is supposed to be, that the Gentle min voted at the last Kent htee.tion for Filincr Hotly weiod, 'and Was his principal Agent for Deal 'and . the vicinity. Wits ever party prejudice carried to a more unwarrantable VI Mine* s this a .tone to encourage party distinctions? Such dill., respectful treatment as this to men of irreproachable chArac.• - ter anti ereat stake in the Country, merely because they kliipenect once to dider in opinion with the Minister, is comp' temptible !nits nature, and may be mischievous in its uper . .. ation. Is such .the" way to give powerful cenient'df unanimity to the feelings of the people; at this perilous crisis ? To render theta acacia and energetic in the cause of their Country ?" • The man who would accuse that great Statesman of any thing So gravelling„ as malice against his fair opi , onent at an Elelion, knows not•Mte PITT, ---qttippe minuti • Seaver et iotirtni est aninu exiguittue voiuptas Ulu°. And if any man who knows the conduit of Mr. PITT during the most arduous times that ever ster contended with, will say that he can discOvet ought of littleness in his 'mind, I will give hini credit for more-penetration than the Margate Cor. respondent possesses. • It' is very well to cram the pages paper with tales of sity;wilsing Cait;afut: cadet of _female charlotte's ; but it not well ro traduce the character of the greatest man this try ever boasted, and attribute .to him a coridua.. which his proud soul would abhor. Proud. he is.„ and justly so; for if ever pride " was made for man," it was for Mr. PITT. He 'has saved his Country, and unless Higher Power in the State he blind to its own interest, lie will be called to seellre that salvation for hi s s Country, which he'has already succeeded in obtaining. Having thus endeavoured to. shame the princilde of the attack upon Mr; PITT, I think it my dot); to state, that from my conneftions and 'habits 0f... business, I know that Mr. PITT communicated the eer in question as soon as it was made to him, and that there was none other de)ay in the ;fecept ance of it, but that which the routine of Govern. • ment business renders unavoidable. I can also assert, and dare the denial, that Mr. PITT has, as . Lord ANTarden of the Cinque Ports, been atlive and' vigifant, nighrand day, to the in. jury , of his health, which was already impaired by his fatigues in the service of his Country. • slf 'you think thia Letter worth' insertion in your very valuable Paper, you- wilt ..probabl}: hear_ inure from yout's, faithfully*,, 4 1.3 from 'convitlion, which no party sophistry tan shake, 041obtr 4.. - A PITT.ITE. . EAST INDIA HOUSE, OR. s, iBo3. r rEli.: - COMMITTEE of SHIPPING of the -A- UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG LAND trading to the East faits, do hereby give Notice, That the C.mmittee will be, ready to receive Proposals in . Writing, sealed zip, an Tuesday the [Bth inst. from al, etTiOlts who may, he willing to supply the CompaA)tiwillt ANCHORS lnd GRAPNALS, . SWEDISH IRON, ' • BRITISH IRON. PITCH and TAR. - • - sT El: And WINDOW GLASS.. - - Such Propivah expressing the lowest Pikes, as there will not be an opporfn.:4:y of making any aiatement. The Conditions of the Contraqs may he seem, upon Application to Mr. 7.iniss Coggan, Clerk to the said Committee, With whom the Tendert,;witttlefef before T , ivelvet,'Clock it Noon, on the 4o:ve mettti#med, br,yond which hour not any Tender will be riceire 4 * . ; : : , / 7, CHEST OFFICE, .Greenwich, O. s, hereby given'to the PENSIONERS .1 6 11 of the late CHEST at CHATHAM, that their Ap pifttr:rtSee it`c.thiS'Otll. , e will riot be required before the time 0r.,411,1, ocpinliien of their reipeelive rickets ; and that no Pension Money will he paid.from licrice, until due Notice of Payment is advertised in the Loudon Gazette, andother Pub. liwfapers, • . 7 By command of the Direaors, • ' • LACH. M`LEAN; Accountant.