The Sun. — London, England, 1803-10-19 00:00:00

‘' fttl, , ~ f,( 4 0 _ . = , , ih, ~,, - .., , , •".0. 4 i . V.\3ll' h e / i d ,. 1 . .. I, Itt I i I ll tl lik ) 4. :.... , 4;,". i , 0... ....r.....„t3<, .1 - - - iii• . AV. i —...=‘ 0 .. • i. ''' ' ';`''' , A 4 p .1 , •.'s s .', , i li: / /I:lll,‘V\X` '-- . I ' - • 4.,,. ,1 , . , , , • , , , . , t _.t ..s_ k . rah.--~ NUMBER 3459• THEATRE-ROYAL, nRURY-LANE. TO. MORROW EVENTING, Oa. 20, 1803, will he presented PIZARRO. The Scenery, Dresses, and entirely new. The Music, Airs, Chorusses, and Marches, incidental to the .Piece, composed by Me..KrA,L. PERUVIANS; Attaliha, Mr. POWELL ; Rolla, Mr. POPE; Orozernbo, Mr. TIOWTON ; • • • Hualpa, Mr. COOKE Topac, Master W EST ;.;, Cora, Mr:i. YOUNG. SPANI A R DS, " Pizarro, Mr. BARAN' MOR £ ;'.. Alonzo, Mr. .H. JOHN ST() .Almagro, Mr. CAI! I. I' I E I. 1) ; Davila, Mr.. DE •CAM ; • • Las Casas, Mr. NV It0t)(;11Tt)11 Valverde, - Mr. BARTLEY ; • Sentinel, At HOLL'A ND ; Llvira, Mis..POWELL. Thd Vocal PartS by i+.••16.4.1.....40, C. , 1 .4.3 Mrs. 1%10 UNTA IN, Mi 3 s OL ( MP, Miss 11l CKS, Miss T14.,ft., ' • meiut — THE CAMP."' • • With entirely Nes Scenes, l)ressei,. , and Decorations. , fir fleray Bilutpiet, Alr. PALM E k ; • o . l.)auh, .Mr. jellNS'lttNF.'; 'Mr: lIA N !ASA' PR, jun: .Mtnisictir ['Ward, Mr. W 11,M , '1. - I ~ ,zi: ; a., William; Mr. KLI.LY. . • Lady Plume, Mrs. YOUNC;;;; • LadY Sash, 'Airs li. JOHNSTON ; 1 Nancy * Miss CA;ll' ; • • Neil, Mrs. ULAN U. The whOle to thliclade with ' '• • ' vILW F Or Frictay, the A Play of King Henry the Fouith, with The Camp. . . • • On Saturday, the Comic Opera of The I)yenna,; Carlos by a Yount; Gentleman, being his tirstappearancc on any Stage: , taitti 'Tes All a Farce. , On Nionclay, the Tragedy of Pizarro, with The Camp , vS' \ 11 0 v Drains, Tltiee..Acts„iotorSpers:d with Music ani Spez . .l4cle, altered tram the French; tailed A Wife with 'Two Flusblids; which h as been souse time in preparati on ,; Ivill be p to .is soon as possible, the hluSic composed by Mr. Mazzio,i And a new C mieclv in Five Ails, called Hearts of Oak is in rehearsal, and will be speedily produced. A Farce, is also in ' • • - ... ',. r ~ • THEATRE-ROYAL, C:OVt: NT-CA MAN. TO -MORROW EVENING, (Moho. 2a, tBO3, • Will pertormc,l, PIZARRO. With new Scenes,' Diesses, and DeconitiorS. PERIIVIANs, ittalibalKingnf Quitu) . , Mr. MURRAY Rulla, Mr, K.VMBLE ; Oroiembo, Mr. CIiAPMAN ; .• Hualpa, .Mr.•SLANCHARD. • . Cora, Mrs. H. SIDI)ONS ; Zuluga, "Mrs. BOLO(NA. rates, Virgins, 'Matr o ns, in the Temple of the gqn. High Prie s t,' Alf. INCLEDON, Tiessrs. narlgy, Everard, Fairclougla„ •lli,t, Ken. drick, King, - Lae, Linton ()dwell, Putts, humas. Mesdames. Atkins, Benson, Mutton Bologna, Burnet, Cas. , r. 11 •:, , CeonIhes,, Cu,x 4)ib , 144.1ii.nci.1:9.-., • ;.tr..i.i::,k.ci;tiqr,t4., 11.•. d, Martyr, Martyr, 11Tasters, Mortimer, Norton, Watn., % 'neatly, Willis. S PAN 1-A1121)$. Pizarro (the Spanish Gener.tl), Mr. COO ICE ; Ahmzo, Mt C. ICENITtf.F. ; ' ' Las Casa, Mr. CORY.;• • • Altnaern, 11, ,I).•VV.V.NPORT. Elvito, Mrs. 311)1M)NS. t tit _ THE POOli. SOLDIER. The Historical P1:4.0f King tienry the Fittli nr;The Con eiuebt of Fr.tnee l is in fehestsztl, and: win be pert orMed iui tnledi:rtcl Due notice will bigiven of the next 'representation of King Vtieinatt the Th.rd. TO RP..sal) P.T l'k I E, VAT, CONTACT * THE PERPETUAL ADVOWS()N, with the greith,st probability of 'immediate Prescit,tion, of a RECTORLA 1 1.1 V 1 NG of the best- Countik .in England, within a day's journey. rat London, 'a the; annual. ' , retitle (0 4501.. v for further p a rtic ulars, apply to 111e(srs. Ke n t, Vearce and'Acent, , thlice . lo t L ande d Property, Craig 's -court,. Whitotiall;,, • . DRIVEA's NURSERY, .KENT ROAD. nOarLoadon. , TO BE SOLD ,13,,Y AUCTION, 'On hi - . . ~ , „,, Monday th e Lica my Ai Novetniicl, avid folrotving Dam un the - PremiSes, at rett O'Clock rich thy; , THE lieu Ltr , te arid Vaiu-dile S . IOCK • of-- the Tnrt 6. .. . a‘tove.menti one d NU RS li. k. V, now rowing upon near y Acre 3 otLand,. Anc i co n s i sting of the ontest k , arittv cif Yorest Anti 1 , rint• 1 tees, fives:greens, Flowering Shrtini, Fier. baceous Plants, 4kt.;,.. of var:kotts..ages t u t .sines, liar , tn.ularly 'adapted for exteristvet laitatintis as wild, the tiati , ... Trw. tvhote will be JirVided into Lots, for the aceonini,.; : - : ,. n. 'lit the several Purchasers ; which, may be view, ,a loan -the, tales, and Cat.inwleS had on' the, Premises wi . ,1,;11 .•,ttrieeit `mss thereat; at Is. catch, to be returned to Purchasers. ~..........._L BE PARTICULAR:AS TO THE l•:. • PATENT BEDSTEADS AND - TABLES. . • IPt i./.113 - i -a's Furnishing Upholstery, and, CAinet 4 " . W are-rOnins and Plitnuf;itiory, Nos. .13 and I.4c:ink:. St !'"• A large as of articles of tile newest, tic.irt:sf, and toast tx,:olionlical, Fashions, of %veil seasoned • Materials, and excellent workinanship, with several im provements. BUTLER respea:fullv relies on the - good discernment of the Public, that they will ,lee through- the paltry_ devices and Insinuations opposed to him and counterfeiting his anti_ cles• It is well kauwn that buTt.trt has two patents, one 'or Tables, the other tO r B e d stea d s; the principle of the first is applicable to alm ost a ll kiodt of 'ranks, and is a ltowed to be a great improvenwat ; it renders them ni''re convenient for 1-louses; .andmtielt iiitsre 'portable. The principle of the Other is applieshl e to most kidsuflit..dsteads, as your Post, Tent, ci : Sola. and Ch a i r B e d s , w hi c h latter are singularl y use. 4u i sleltnev, - and each w h en. s h ut up, make a 'handsome piece of furniture for a Sitting Itoorti; lig Rruim, Arc. E,he KourPost and Tent Beds gotogether in all Parts with brass, arc are fixed with much ease without the help ,o 1 .. 16 0.1 or_lFlcks ticsiails in the furniture, and are very pertithlc. Particular kinds Of the above, adapted tin Gentlemen of the Army and Navy, and hot pliiilatelioilSO portable Chairs, 81e. , ,• Patent -, +' l lantifaitures, have been gracioirsly 'Unitized - by - the ICin . „ Queen, and Royal Family, and ho•- "flitninui by orders tonn numbers of the Nobility and (;entry, -- - 1 11041-ato heutt highly approved of in the. East and West tAtte merit o the .•\ nicks have thus net with your:lWe; encouragement, .inil.tor which he returns hi. grate. acknowledgments, and cannot bat notn.c the kind Of.: .fires Of SnMe . others, who fix up large Sign , -Boards, with `as,uTLEWS name inscHhed, which may help-also to promot4 • his Or shout I ii h deiiigned t hcrWise.,-lie. by the pciiiia.sioh of Providence. manntactures' toil sells lit,; Supe, ••slur Four-post and-other Beds. excellent Dining Tables; and . Cabi net Art i cles as above,:nottiely, Cietherinc-street, 8 doors • PontT the Stand, a Erick front flame, wiicre he has con. sTrutted several Tonl Nlachnies for working the same; anti has at her IN ise been at considerable ex pende to bring thern :to OW .utility and Ogee of perfection at. which thri.uo,w; At the SUM place may, be. had : Omit Article for the Turitishing I - louses. N.B. For Exilortatiou. IVE DNES DA Y, OCTOI4. 19, fBo3r THE COi4PLITE MTLITARY.LIBRARY. A WORK.of lIIDISPENSABLE trrutint to EVERY 0 F F.I CE R and COR PS in the BR I TISII SERVICE. . This Day was published, a •New Etlitienti. revised and cur. ree4,d, in Two large and closely printed Quarto Volurnes,• ciecoYated with dearly One Hundred' Copper=platet, price Four Guineas and a •liall in boards, 'or .k ive Pounds hand sOmely bound; rrHE B R I.T•I S H- . MILITARY LIBRARY, ` 1 being ths•completest anti most coiriprehen,iive System of NIODERN mut - I - ARV TACTICS - in the. English. •Language, , and jilt:hiding' full and correct. I nfornution on 311 points of MILL I'ARY THEORY and PRACTICE. ' This valuable Work was. first published towerds•the close of the last War, and was, the result of the experience and li 'aterary exertions stiveial British ()dicers:or litioWn anti ap proved talmts. . It contains details of Military Since grid 'History, ap plicable,to tlie:British.Sqvieel, and. tiic . , ..!Sgnca. an im mense m number of otptiStve and valtiabit Military Vuhlie.a.4 tions,,in the German, -French, and laher Jiolcsign Languagtes,l besides the intri,:ate points of Lid Ta,!lic4, and fritical l x-i *ositiens of the isati,otts syment o A :tack and - . Defence prac-. tised W n he most celebrated Ea rrycati eueral s and En . giuettrs..! .irk .t : ~ n inVte.t »tin. nil 231C 1 1 Atlarts, a.. Oktigtiaty , .Motlt.rn can be netessar'f or uselul•for the purposes of fitudylot telt.l - epee: . !`..' • - , Thu nnintrou's Plies consl'A . P biis' 13'4 - Wei and, relebyatettEttiliki‘itioli , , of 111 a o,t:the.ustutl ISerits; - of rapean Warrane,,of rains ing Military Manccovreq acid of Hid lattitOms'6l the veibutinkcginfents zhe.vrttitti. , crvicei cormelly coloured. 1161thly.lan'irs Cailier , tef; ow, Um .L ykt:v.f.Yurki and by ail-other 't. J Oft#'lt<oril May be lul 1, j;ttr pah, l ;hed, s= !qr. "I till I'. Ntit!s .thO' 1.4V-E.AvA in Two tape nines iiaito, price . 3l. t 34. 6d. Dri WlTtrivt N'ts q!it. 1=01.1: 1.9 in TU. K , SIC; A, and A CRO S t'le I)ES E Wl' into EG 'n com-: zany with Ithti.tAtSily cif 4flrb;OranstlVlzier;• :( Yne'clegant Vbluthe Quano, 125..4d. iiibonds. , • COAST 'OI Tat 'UN ITE ING1.)010; FRANCE, : This Day was pnblishcd, ttelmperitl . Sheet, - ' .nrise;s. 64, neatly coloured 444 .iinte N ACt: t 1 it ATE . 1)) 7 ..11 NSW TION of the . •coi+3l . - otAhe. UNIA'Et , FIINGDONI.t.,ut , ENt.;- LA ND, S COT 1, AN D, and IRE LAN' i), won .that of I , AN roin RR tisx to OS'l' E.N I).;:like Ise the .whole• of the LAST &tiotit-ANl:),"thi it item ji%c.set and Elbe,' and the Danish Islands- • ITOITI, the best - An t Itontiri• Print:(.l i,s;r C,'Sollilt,.M3psell'cri' No. 1?1, Strin<l. APP()INT\IENTS IN THE Txivo YOU 1t:; (;'EN 121.:EMEN f I; :mu) , Ulid (.`,,,,),lnexiniovuty Pxz a*Piminicd't° SIC NC Y.oricl NTCY in a vcry Approveck:ke. • ginknt of Militia. W (itten7ypplicaonns anti - poit-paid, S. Couk2,' No. , Ikmtirno,,t-I)l4Le, tcamon-tourt . road, %yin be ieticitNi To WI 1.1.1 Am 13itboum, - m.l). Author of " The guide to Old Age.•' - . HEN an indieiiiitti has .expertenced. any parr_ awl; of kindness,. in ‘Arlliell - ‘vel tare and : W • riaPpineSs have been consideiably promottid o .tiothio6,..is more hatural than to seek out tAe person' by:;wiabill•Wettirtie 1 - rftrt served, . for the purpose nt" cap fidiise'ef the favour bestowed.- gut, in cases of he.il We have basnitt.T.e.v.errtAl horn, 11. e. ili3t deplorable o,fiiis4 itated Maitre; and restored Ti) the full cithiyinent of ail the ,Various blessings f Alre, 7 we are forcibly called on by 'every ennii dcratton,.,..itti 4:-ItitOwledge it in the!most public mariner. • We owe this L ey oat I y,to our ow4i tigthleiS, Which Must I.)e sensibly awakened on the occasion, to the and t:ilents of tileDee tor, w Dee tor,,hich ineriovery encomitini; land the pithlie at lartz,e, orddr that thosa,who may stand in need of similar benthis, may know. where to receive , Having made th:ne gc neral observations, r shall proe.eed to state the virticular that has: occasioned them, arid to lay betore the Wary effects that I have:experienced under the ; greatest . afflictiOns thug at possibly beta! iis. I was born and educated it NW tnehester,aud, at seventeen yearsot'agr went,to the U m . versify ut. Oxfoirt.' . Prior - to tit}' leaving ‘Vineltester, and more , partie,ularly. at, collecc,. I was reduced to' the Most grievous state,. by the horrid and nun:it - lira! practices too in cident to •yrintit, and which ate not more ham:rid : to our health, thati;sintill its the eye of God. I was ut first afflicted w i t h a d mine s, p: sigh( ) a w'e,t!;:iivs.; in my loins, and a de pression 'of spirits. In tins I applied' to llaroti Ve.rizel, the !Annus Ocii I I,t, who intiiriurd me it proceeded frodi the optic Helves. I tor soon, tollowed his advice, till one day returning shootion, I v!as seized' with pinnbness in my to :au.:lt a degrec, 'as' to lead to conclude .that I should entirel, lose the use of them. This induced me to put mysOfunder the hoods ot Dr. W. of 01- ford ; btft 'neitner his aid, nor the waters at -Bath, which place I visiti,kt, ottiartLal me the least relief me spirit:; at length were so seriously .depiesstd with vi olent pal j)itattons .the hCart,. mad e my hesh so &mu:lf:decayed, that •L`became a mere skeleton. (.)t ' Irving, however, in the Bath Papers, a publication by Dr. lirodum, intitulett, " A Guide to Old Age,". dedicated to His Majesty, I was lAdllt;Cti to peruse the sante, when I foitunately discovered /he complaint I had so lone laboured tinder; "•.1. have the Happiness . to add, that by following the ad vice.contaioeil therein, and P. lig through a complete course of t/t Broduin's invaluable Nervous Cordial, I out thank - Heaven, pertedlY recovered, and as well as ever I was inv-life. " I have since quitted the- University . , and am going to crater into the holy. state Of nvitrimon) , with a determination never to be Without " Guide to Old Age;" and, at the same time, I Wink...it. my duty to advise,4ll eoung men to I'ol low my example, is a perusal of iltispiceflent hook may Happily, prevent the ittlibited from heingl*lirifated headlong to nn untimely grave, which, but tor I.74'lleociiiiir, Would most inevitably have been my case. " I am, Sir, your l 3; oxford, • A. O. 'At A." The BOTANICAL SYRUP and NERVOUS COR.. DIA L., ;o be had at the Dodoes Elonse No. q, A I Won street, ,even do'ors from the Levetian friarS-liiidge, in Bottles , at rI. as. rL. 6,1. and so. 6d. Also of , , No. 42 leboult and Co. (latelia. eon), No. tso, Oxford-street; 'fiat; Royal Exchange; E. Newbery, c;Prti4r of St. Paul's Church-yard; Loya.l.l.oxeltange; Withers'silate - Coekell'a) Nierlieirte No. 02.9, Stnincl i "Alnpie-b3; ; , and ny most 'Book sclitik anti M444l:zille Venders in illy : three Kinztionts.. • &i`?( RE-1 - 16 SE`, HERT.S. • CAI'ITAL FR.EEI4()LI) ES'I!A'I'ES, COMPACT FA MILY NI -FARMS and. , L 1 A1 , :.1.), near E.: i; HUM DRrI)'ACRI.3. a short . ri3siance worth, adj~inillg Mo , 9re Pirk, drat- Ei•i". , ,liteen &tiles from Landow: •. • , TO BE SOLI) liY • By NI r: ROBIN Carrr.vay's Cotiee-Itouse,''Clunz o t-alley, Cornhill, on the loth (if October, at Twelve u'Llo.:k, iu Lots, A Truly i)esirai)le called TllE'yvt()tyrtr :'•4:ontprising. .r l .l Co.pp.ia FA NI IL. Y AN . S I tiN, %vitt) ()flit.es ut tworyzlz-1 scripttou; idierpt awl, unproved • at .3 grsor,e r iwn , ...e.. New-built StaWe3—tititiclOostit-tlfolisel, e i (c ip c ht,si;: itc h e „.. oaten' ) itstAlletil anted ;. Girbel4iltisc q t r., Vie I . I . ll. ,ti , get-Wi;451. 44 14 Slice r IV tar w storeti with -at witv .F4C4 1 1,5if requtlittt: !!1 - 14 ; arso, ttussrs.cutt:t.!:;:l*til weictie f.state 'Alpe/ants at 74,3 PaSlUte. .‘ l 74Aiffiv Ero u l f l i"if -the witbi:t a l<litg c exceprtic•l'tVc.;o, Act. 3). owl tlf ,l / 4 Y4* i$P Nn4;liv.t..t4vo , ,(orvis aystyi tteilt.t4le?roitirty . ,; situate i:, 'll4. tni_;4rt t!l•'ki f r s Canaltihne the osincioal4irc tionmietifiv i t Ili, River kii,il4.4 ritn#rkoac:ntlle t fticielyrtatixwprol. -titree VE,.11 tont. LI 5i el:, y trtiirSv . '3/t. MLA tun: of the Al obsolti, .11ise artiling Stocki. ' May ht d • ''' cw , ;ll with . ;trltculars, o n 'the Pre-', niises at I ;Sitteatitillich ittf'4ttt'rdtll . E ,, h 'A w;it- t carts ;3./yo4ot , Ritxt, htt. ; (.tatte,i ; Whitt: U7s t ytti,)love :it Gairaw.4“..c vai1 , i44:1,11 . . • 1(0 ti t, r; -; square; it Plaa tnt..l t;.tat4 may bt: ;wed, Vi:Walt; • • PiIYSIC. r rb-liitOt ,wlto are Aiirolieo,..with &Wry). , ' Scorbutic Eruptions, Levi Arisins front impute 11100,1 ; to iti ,, se ilkewcytf k k), os4: c oo _ itobilhisira; don 0t , 7 , 19 - 4uryi:to those whose poet ifeindiscretironOraie already siven birth to tlibcaie,.or sown the yeeds of paiiih A y ; t and partictitall to tlio , ,a . kvh`j",i'lbeing`ritarried, or i rinlh"Cri'ct .01 mama irate e 441.4, linn on thOlepr,sreyit,; it 'rrflit b. ar alit ttonot ~.r.roiii)l.ltion to rethx.f -that , mho' Wye 11 E V E I.lo's V B l'A r PIL LS coot ientl b tch,:d tSIIIIIS . most .P.owetful Alterative; Purifier; 'and. S wceti.et of the B l; nod - rlt thiS,S.i.isob . of. the. year, S weenier of the . BIOOd ever beetvdeethed . neceissary;' and it' is even-reconimeikled'hy . the Frteultv-4s 4 wise prttantionary custom.; the advantagos,. therefore, its commencing an. early, course of. 1)e Veluo's Pills, on account of their Ef fi cacy, Safety, Pleii"siiitriesi; '6l 0 perad and. "Convellicrioe lrelptiriog no inn fiotement, or restraii4 ui 44 4 ) .inut be, *elt-evittent to every perk in. . It has - also been ascertained; by ample' expolence, that' thest.Pillb are,' he boit Auxi Wry t Clikl rig t •I'ratice of Sea liiithins, the . .ilvithtitges of ,whicit ;a!: to th4surface of the . body, uril.z,s Iter.invc, C:ll).Cili': 10 cor., ratting the profeities of Ike t'..rkt.,l at " time., ?. • _ Sold „ _ in boxes,, price .;5..6d. iiix-bo,r.s in one., fFice r zi , bv the Prop tietor, a Wit Stir/ton, at lik riareN6n,c, No. 76, 0 x ford,s t rect, opposite the Plrlth:: .11 Alkits'sby Putt, RoyJI Exchange Ward, No. 3z4, Jtolb)9) ; :14,1VV an,d I:ti svz, rd 5, 4 , 11:94 66, St. Paul's Eli ; and 6q 'N' ,, 'ery re. snectatlleYentier of Medicines. ttn'oknOtont Int; K 4cgani. tOa*.tt.o. 4 ol PT pfki • s None are Genuine, without `ll.t/lii4 " s)i Ng CoLomoN, I,tmapoPt city, ritveit tl fitaiaj): kaki TCll . ' s wart), tor evny bottle ,4941 )orititif i g 5ta11ip,119 , ..ri . 4 I,IIAI yr MlVldipii, A a c.f t ) )1 , 0p.11j(.;•'. I t-tt c o 1 I T; ' ,l:: r tta s r' cis 4 ~ • L'44);•:(3%.`.iis AitS la L:c; ENT LtyciciN, •. „ T',. ~ , .18 40 'g1ti.' . 03.1, , t1 •or •, 'lll3 tin • • skt f h - Ring. worms . ;mg, r.. Heat, Retitle, r,t the :•• , s t ...li r yii ~t Or : • , ~ . ; cont'is . Ja•11.- l • .4 .1; .• ~• „ re, ~4. . • ;. :ill toe • I of the lii , ~ . 1 • . .7, ,LtlftAlt I Man, • '1 '7 , 1 1 t' , 1. I It't I.'l , .1i it Mt, jii:l, .;, „ ' I : tQikr. A 1 .•1511,4111 , • ' : ~ ~,+' :,t rc:,4 '• 1 u gle> auti Prickly Ifctt i •,, „••. say, it hits h, c , adm 0101; • t:. , 1 . '.! , . A.sm Ei c ct , ,i, • t 1. try. . .:1 I, c 111.= 11. , I'ia4l 24. .Pints,, 4$ od. with I)irtitio'ns, 1!. h genuine Obit it 1.. the ,''ord. "Samuel Solomon, Li- : verpool,".engrai/eft t4il ti.t• 'Stamp. :s.iving of Niue TwoC.:ilinc•is. • CordUtt Balm is sol4l in Bot • a-Ginnea (met); ,there ;W.:. also lii)ttle-c, price 335. cunt.An jog 0 44 4 tU toNr lipt . tics at . 10$. but. by Which i n c 1:411cAll SaVeS 9$ i7i3luaing idso.the Doty ; the Stain ! ' pt . which' 64.,:ib the P:oprietfir!s IVarne and "Samuel tiolonron, viannol,: to imitatr which•is lc !oily. Th e ut . ,oll,ciwrs. must be ,paW,.,and a ice cra:ltmcd tOr :t.fiViCC. • Th e c or dial' A'nti.lnmctivines, and An ster,geut Lotion, aud to i le.dto," a (e, • SW , LI 11;;ii1')uri;:i ; )t. POter-Strel73, NeVv. York ; I , 44thews, ?•;o. 1 Str and, London ;. and in Itattl,;„by tiazard; I riitol 14tilgin ; lin .4 gitton, k;royory ; miligliant, Knott aid t .;;;lnri l ; 11; o1 ,,I1 0 „1 , ShomonS ; Cheltenli.un, Sel dpn ; Cambridge, ; E.:oventry, 1 , tollason; Colciivs44 ter, • Keyrner ; Canterliury, :•;i•nitlons Carllsie , iodic ; Chathaiti; F.theron.;ton ; Clichar ; Che)rer, I'ool alu Son ; chiettesti.r, Phil lipson ; l item:ester, Shlith ; ChippenhAni, Comui ; I biblin, Din.;d4ie, No. 7, court; Derby, Lirewfy ; Durlinn, Pennington ; Neales ; Devizes Lowe ; 14'n:hes - ler, Vittut.• ,• 1)ea1, Ito ; ,e ; I.)artinoutit, tacks )n ; Smith,: North ; Exeter, ic,‘'io'n and Such ; Falmouth, ; vitt, 'w a lk er ; (;1t t 5 1 4,,,w, NI , I ; Liverpool, t'ass, druggist ; Leeds, Mans, ; !iron' ; Lynn, 1 - 144Itity ;: l.ricestrr, Greory,'Swir•felt ; LeKes, Par ; NI•on. Chester, , Ntat4i,toile, Walker; Nlarlb,rough, Ito old ;- New wry, I: til . ier, ; NetV caitic. W4lket,' Hodgson ;,I•4ortii•intprott, ; Niatin4fr ham, ISurb4o; Ni , vvich,...stek , :lisvd and C ,, . \lord, Jones ; Plym ou th Ilu k, tioxland ; Ports!'" ; ealling,'Sinart ant ; .Rochrscer, ; Pn,ston, Sergent ; Shrew,nury, Fold Owes.; Southampton, ; Statibrd, :I:lorgan ; St . :MIK/at, Neiveontb ; .Su'uterlanti, liray; • Salisbory,Collins ; St:arhorOogh ; holey ; Taunton, ; _ l'ulthriiiKe Wells, SpiAnge ; Won:it til ; Wet' tubuth, Wood ; Windsor, Blakeucy ; and by all cut ters Genume MediemOs in the tJuitt - I , ;.ine,iiinn. Of whom may be batt,-*a_netv Eilitinn; being nearly 'Vilma floodre,i thite.oH, pm:: only; as. • • Or advice to b ., tlt.s .: Cggs;,Qii ` ltivase ' N"."ls ' pot:howl - lac, and ‘,...4 . u . niptlvc This ktook is • re":outmentte44l to young ; has fs4.:ent he !AMU?' ot Minty year.; c.xnef;."'w;e a,l.i 00.'...r).;ti0n The L.ilaiiniOu N cerniegocncel or i t se, NI . ,10 , 1 & . stvuttive IPi'ec. To which Aikte4 aII r.ss./y. an di,e45....s in) iuelit to tematos„tinct .iii 11- peliix on the subj,•6l o r a ynitary And dr:structlVC' vice t:,lso 1111 Atl4te t i. (;liatdianS, TutOtS, and zli , se who . hay.etbe-cure ; 0 ,41 "outh; ike:,.. - keZlit'C'Te fur expl,nnvii tile in hii.• , tment, I. e !11., :It t.trent stagcsot : , L 11111'+1 Mati'stn, and ,V ene e er ,l - ; tmlis 14, ) r....; 40Ls of inurtt,&:L.ttie ituproper t:DlitteXioll,cr 1;!lpr;•114... r I itiir trr sal: of this livid: kh 111 C 4:i tail µtillt y« • PRICE- SIXPENCR2 To the bight Hog, iIEYRY A I..).DIP&TON,(9'c.e.ie. o',:t ..ii.foriner occa;rn.ri I 'cursorily; noticed a very e O n . s pi c o l itb and most extraordinary paragraph of th': rGovettmient. Parti , hlet o which attempts-Ig, tiK Os • i:: , ~, e -lif: folly 4 and drivelling upon any rn .1 'A b ) t . COal - tf At any .timcliave.etitessairted Cie sili.litrit de. !- •• .• f confidence its. the durability of the late. 1 3, :ace. 1 I ret• 0 r -The:ftiettloutf insolence-'Ol. such an obseryati,no, rt r i i T n i t t 4 l:;4 l; . e ‘ 5, ; I t w i c o h; il 1 0 et assert tii re it n f; tl f., it , l ,lit l;r r om it,e N eri li t n iv i;;e t r: geriet.al`:ititlignation this) iltsitivtolabostretl publicity; I-lila:it drasi)irOdueett. an 'effea very. diirJent s . I pre... 1.-'Sillnt.,;:front T thlr.: .tv high . your friends inteoded, or 1- , ;t h s t eloi l,!; ,,,i . e tt. iss i I tt , r);: i ftl ,i6 vici:c n a , te ,v l l T il l in... he c l o s n : t t e o indla t itiiaoirs lie w , l i t l e it ti si rimti'Onciltkiltitri4ei-, or finds, that he.has. fallen ,inid •a. rtliiiiile•ertor, v , ..ry namturAly rectir.s.to the ,cirss 2 ctimitatlee4o: .Wilidi let iiiffi. niikt.4lY4.,A;ld t , .) the ac 7 . f tuatitAt,::,sainistssof..ttio,l3s-iss_g_.,diliergeill . ..fipm liits.,re. kittlit c A 44 d ' steliti .. .i. line. Whets; .:t nesef.ninp.st lige :mat t., ....'. _.i . f - • • • j' ) i It 3 ) 6/ . tritlPT•qpie. OS 6:ea U . Britain, who:err-t a int)? 1t: , ..... , eic...',.:iy evetyl.ativ . of. ueeion,. artdassety trick hois of li p , •Nvilricli . they .welottlar front titispecting : .•st 'this - tune; dapeo.tinto the idevof,-,,theifleays i5,••,,, g . 4 6 , 1 4:at riettislasotaiatlitsie , no: titsubt tift,i.ts pupil an - ric 7, . are 1. loldlNitstlskty:ato :ideots an.:l,4lSive.tk,rs i , :r : . : i ~,o g , fritiv 4 er . Otiirreei OM assutatlCt.ttiPi*CsOVernmerts, anti. .3 6 , 4 4it,141,burralleir filly aistf;',creelsrlity, in some 11) , .. lAiee In'%CJt - ner, it is nut , vely, extioonlinart , tiLtt '' . -th't.!'s'itrit I lye) toe:itself to tisk liy. what means tisielr .]were fkrtr . l4sl to adopt an opinion 'now .s O r scouted and so abundant in ilisgrace...."l4lc Jestil; of, (heir inquiry must establish the point..oNo whid' l'it' 'LearnAi;Edit or. and .myself are , at ••issue.i...wl , ether f . the .I.leliev.era in Ilse durability of the Peace pelt 1 -beiottcti by the, . dui ness, pt. a ire ir own petcePtinl,sl . : : -or by , .the communicating -influence. of you, Srr,, aim), , yritir:Adtninistratiun,—,ty.lietiscr, ,, ,io..sbort, ?„•I'..atirre t ft.rs plavest, them ti, slippery .rriek„.,or.that they:have .• been'tnadc.fools Alf by • it. rkt,i,sits:p.ro's.. ',,,•. s •.. .' 'r!ie ineriti ist the Trea y' Mt Afirthqrs, taket'f' at.. . .. stradedly, are - fdreign to OH present •qtiestioivo'' I 'never clild consider it as a Peace of glory, 'tit•4 :stibjeet . of National 'gratulatiOn, , still it slicatih'id t he sword of desolation and blood, and was so fir st;eletnti7 - tO every friend 9f . huiminity. The te,rmi were. universally admitted to be: excessive, :nrid'in)- 14-)tri Ghee vILIE truly described. the relative 'mate -of the ContraCting Parties, .wheri he made the ati -tiri-ti , tis time basis of the Netgotiation•• on the part of the French, ".whilse the: British were ()Wird to sui:mit .to Tite c •statasfires' mute trllum. Peace, such as it .was, -met' the wishes' of `ssome part of the Community, though, upho the 'whole, it way re . . . cei red- v.tith s'a chilling' intilferenee ) . . and consi. 0 dettti, as 'yet'nea p r nea p atthertne Mr. • it It 1 V Art eliatitatc.y painted it,, such as we might be glad 'cif,' but could not possibly .. be kouit - Of; -y,,,,, 'Sir; belted - the public ttriolon through (i. sit;.. ctiu t.s' '''ou'r . owo fee.ingi,'..iitid 'that they phy , .tt trust. rlikite may be - elisilylrucrd in the terms which y0e,,111 , , , 1iec1, fo •the Negotiation, and its tiltiniatc tt(istCt, during die diseUssioh of'theDetini!iveTrcift. rye----:his' its farther confirmed . by the•publicatiortOf A simPar opinion in. the NJityhlet,Of 'your dfe.nderi .vi to informs us'tfiat" the !Ministers s.tuire 'confident .S . ll:iviv tiesrvetl well; ; they had (stays' .he) ish:. t:.i.loa' it Peace for the c ountr y beyond tlfe hopeS of die wiwst :amid most sanguine i 4. their is ell-I.v ishers Yon, Str, at' the period to WhiCK . I have, ju.t Alluoi. tdi cleOved in the , floiritslihat'you felt convinced the People hail'd your Pcitee as ii blessing-o-but.diii you ;stop here ; no' Sir, ." it .;Was a .bilessiilr(.4oit Continued)., nuhieb , iimuld' be long preset:6.Jc . el 1) ; 4 frift'in t,'' firnmess tied cc:wilier/jai/J. An i y cr, r i(4l we are, officially ridiculed nod contettnid—We' are pointed ill .by every. Clerk in the Treastity for. estik having entertained an idea qf its durability, :601; vernment, (says our Editor ) surely did not encourage t o y, sanguine ca hoi)e of tit,: duration of Peace, when they described it to he an experiment. Wheof Si,r w.ts it ever deicribed to he _sts experiment, until its' lailure was ev id ent to all ?--Did it not first run a' klumietoftitle4, and was not it principally consider.; u ed p ehyse. i r u ; :! il l i c i e rs i ;, It be intruded, t ) hirerelnaiesl i l) o e t F l a ii u n s g e, tboyi VII dispute: ''t about t It, hoWever, vtru now chose to call it an • expertise )t, let trig iihic • w hat was'llle experiment to cota blio'?. Was it a que,tion of figures,. or a put...', Ate' stiphy sii Ig noti ) . Was• i t .a sum in Arithin,:,.( ic, or , whether. , the countenance of 13PNAPARTIZ beyoke sincerity ? .1f the former, - the. calculation resolves itself into this simple query—How much a limo rrs, , . r make ssf the.re'rhaituler teis he has given up 'every • thing.?—if the latter, a disciple' of LAVATER . would , have. Made'. an 'infinitely better 'Negotiator .than. my Lord CORNWALUA. •Would=the people 'of this 'Country, do you iniagine,- Sir,. have been so tamely - acquiescent, in thd tie w.latigla d:etrine whiJi put :broached during. the discussion' of the.. Pre! imi na rye Treaty '?.—Would they ha'se borne to be told that the retention of our bilonies, at the preservation of. our. Conyucsts was an ineffectual inside to counter. balance the aggrandizement of France, , and that the cession of 'limit was the only possible pledge of security . ?.. Would they have sofrered a .IVli'roiltt to ila nison this principle, had he fairly tail-them that these , saCrifiCCA were -made merely to tty an experiment ? You arc well await that in wite nl . the degradation to which this iit.iciver4l Cor.utry reduced hy the measures °l' p;iii:4:ttit . ministratir:n, ~that Nftt would havt, crashed tyririttli her feet die man 't ho had dared thus to in .uic her. It Was your assurance, anti ,tIIC tin your LoiltiitirOrs of the sinecre,hipoNition to t ',!,,ce which . you had dkovricti in BosArAluri:ll -- your , . f 1)41)144 expressro conviction 'or the out atOily . of the PC.iCel.Of its beim? lov firtSePted 4ky a 9,1,4 af , Firmneit and ccicViatioi!, That incyClitFo th. ' h over,v,.;,nlng a4atitsr te Arils ttcaty....-Wyuld you, Sit, bye been permitted ~Y'r • STAI'E LOTTetz‘i BEGINS DRAWING :Me sob of JA.Ni.:.IRY ISD4. No, of Prizes. Val. of 'each . . Total Vtiltte. 2 At . L . :l49** j F 44 ' 33'"?°° 2 - r 0,666 - • 2 ' , “'O° S i cxo . lo,opP• . r , 3 - 6,0n0 6 -. . . iJ - : "vv 3,tv 2 0 • 200 410 Po, SO - 100 _5,5 0 ? , • I • • so' '5,006 . 6, 3 2 5 -2J - rati,po 26,000 TlCkets ,C2.3 7 5r0 First.-tirovn Ti4lcct,.Seypith ,Pay. • , g429m, Ditto' La s t _ - sOOO Are p.irt thp . abovr Capitals. TICKE`PS aria. AFIAKES art# ;52,14:1-NG at , ,EVERY I..l4p•ikE D LO PIC E T , attd the T. • ritizEs• tvdt) t)N DrdAND. • • • • • • •' • LS I:NT PRICE. • Ticket - • - 7 t 0 • ilalf •-• -Bts 0 ightat - .2; .T.t 6 • Quarter 4 b o .5! tC , 110 . 1 - I a 6