The Sun. — London, England, 1814-09-26 00:00:00

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To 41'1,.‘tarance'on this stage. W 140 1.11111 he added, the' Historical Romance of V ‘ i i " ;4 RICHAR M D DR DE 1,10. N. ;0114.4".11Y3 Artaseixes ; with (do , t time I:he:Forest 4 , 1 l he4 t . t e 4re r espeetfolly informed, that Mis O'Neil ? of N)ti c : e ,ItuYal, Dublin,' is engaged at thi3 -Theatre, antl 1/4\...„.....1......._V41h.given of her -first appearance.. --..... ii. 1,)/ r , ', , IL Atv )k,'""D CHEIIIC:ILI,ECTURES AND EX:I - , INIINATIONS. . Iltp tl ,i r t1 , ( .., )() PER and • hr. AGER will begin „, 4 1C1 'fiPtii:c•,X-T COURSE on the THEORY am! MAC . - -4 t;"'' 4 t th ,ViC, CH.ENIPWrItY, ant.' ' lll ° : 4 ATERIA-1 E.- il t t 4 iirit'; t HEATRE of I‘Ir.IIROOKY.-N, Bleliht"i"'stretet' Vitoi4reo?,'lt-street,,on INIONDAY, C• 4 •.;tobr 3, ISA, I,),..4vro,pee'rek in the 11iorninz• • (iD , ti...'l: et- had of Dr. Saville-i'Or ; or 'l/4',...,,,,,, - ' ga street,.Cavendisb-squarc. • , tiptif,,• ANINI.II I- Cl-1001. ANNIVERSARY. • i4A.I Gp,N.;INNIVF,ftsArty .MEETING of the 'fi lt"- N! 'est :ENIEN eaueated at the Free ritatuntar School, li itl e ',', l3 or, ',:, will be held on WEDNESDAY, the sth day - o .l‘l 4 ,; ( ste r . . 2 ‘ l l., at Mr. White's, the Spread Eagle Inu, in 1 1,i , t , (k; ti , , • . • , . i p ki kA it 'Pa; , enle n Who intend to forme the Stewari.q w i th - ,, , e1,,'%'''. 1 . .,:!'i the nr , ipsion arc requesteillo give . tueir o itii;;',N,lt . ,;;; l l) , 4 e, at the S!:r.-...i .P.4-iu lan aoresaid; on , ',at, 9, the Ist oe.tui.,:,:. ' . • RALPH BENs°N' 0Tol)le precisely at Three a't'tach. it tr• JOHN . DEAN, B. D. . Esq. 1 1 ' P l-Stewards. • •--- h , , ~,,, bi.k,,,,„NDs AND PEARLS. - 1 ii ,_ t tN4 l l ,,k,i i , 31 C01 - 1 begs leave'to inform tile til liti%ii4i:itvils..t.rhe 6,llaV.allic, in ready , ,) . lonev,. for DIA ‘ .11 . ,re. -f1i....., at No. 57, Margait.t-strext, Cavell -'4er i ~,, . a •'"°lll4hand ArtiCleS to be disposed of. \V • TP•r It - 4 and C o t Niut i r k•• tile Contractors, solicit tie at 'j.,ll':„,Qlisq'aitil',.e kkihile to the Sellyine . of the New Lot .ieket . 4. 0 be drawn on the lot of October. There .1, si and (Joon Prizes, including • • 1,••• of. •-- - • 1..0,000... is • L 420,000 ~ 7. :•••• • • • • 2,000 O,OOO :, l l. ' '•, • • • 1,000 - tl 7tt', < • •' .`" •• ,' COO ...... ....:: 3 , °°° 44 4 ' , 1i• ` 20. 0 . f ' .•••• : • trio • 1-.206. Ticket.s ti it trl l4l .l' s °l i and 201. Prizes—the remaining - t • t! , ..,I(•t• Lotterie3 have lieen lithaks) \VI I 1 7 n this iii, 1 :; i ti 1, ,,4;, '2 ,," of Five Pounds each, being a certain saving h,r4i,, ~.,re,ent. in every purchase. ,N ( '', l l(:' 4 l :` S'll ARES are selling in great variety at i l, . f., - -' °like s . • 11 eilltry-:. 1 'N' 31 Ald , ate High -I Char' ' •I' °- ' r ' in-cross ; street. _ - 1A I‘l VA‘,. • 11 1ORTGAE G. - • ' . I, 4 N et til list •'-/, from 9 0;0001., to 50;000/. •on tlic i,,,ki),, I :" . i .j a to,a,ll?lde Freehold Securily, and particularly ad- ,I`,.lfip,adei ~z i ustecs haviiie larqc Stuoi to lay out or 1.1- mr t111 " l'ers • " nr itY.—.l. libcri - 1 trimineratiOn• will Ire , th 4 (1. 141.,,,tiii proeor: .- .1 ' \.,,-Nt-,4ll•l4;ioarresiiii,..l'be'• ' ol;tailiCii on application to Mr • ..., 1 --, 1 I adneedle-st rect,-London. ~. --....._,......._:,..:_. _II t. , 1 b I)l, 'Ci ' -------7------ , ''.-', /,„ •VAREHOUSES, No.'lG, CHEAP:SIDE. b.. 1,,,. 11,0 p, , • . Nl, l & l \i flk N U. x . I t, lE • r011 be ';,,', , S respectfuily to in - N' "ed . 4.1 t - I•''' i litY and it Pulilir, the COMPANY'S ,t ' ;,'liii; at ti;-",`'i„,`"'•,,,P4'„'N' -1 ...A1. 3e 1N1U!..;L1.N. - S, eec. &c. hr just (A il.‘ct, c .hf l II , F . •',l-)I,I. HOUSE; 'and thilt the Ist s-pe 4 :/ Piii,"sia6,.:4 'qilslitt4, Loot; Cloths, Anjengs, Cossacs, \ ) , :;s, '4,..' 11.,1,,,','et,'illi !lT;:rilaii .• 11uslins, tot,i-gOter with beau z't!skil(rcre ready for their inspeCtion• Thc M u,s -4 `the usual terms, by else'Piece and Derny. tikk it P ANi. :I , I .•- •S - ..: "\l°l -ritNING SELLING OFF. • EAs• i , - A 1 „ INQIA WAREHOUSES, No. IC, , '''4.Q C TIEAFSIDE. • 1,.",,41t,4,11.iiet4 ctilntity of _Black Bornbazcens, Blnck )4.1••41:. ;jl,.ilpt',,:l,.',ic, Bia 1 , . iii•lins, Lenons, • . Parisian • ji t hi tili 11-4,i'ar t:, c ' pre-e L ir i' ' -.ll . i:in'able Drest's; Black ki'.14 1 .%,'. • ,'' , 1 11 • - ;,' • ao Crap es ' Bi l let Nets, bot b "fi•zu red and li":ilf9..kti, broad illaCh- Fr-voch' .eic• ik-r• nt iN 4 ,eti r"l' th e tu e regular prlceii - i bey ;ire divided in small Qtyilid t , ar„. c.unvenienee of njclividuals of families, fcc.; r 1 t , f t .1. iliettttity of. Printed PUrnit,ures, litter t e t • i ll e a a n t d . t?t-I;,(ll.tileesC,iiittr)(-, asioou)%l.),:.ti,tc tt it, ,e,,,. &,.. J. , :. ii ~"11 ,s, '6% , ;:i i 'eleth o i- s l i Tfi Flotels, r , Compst c. 4 4 t‘ ll l ', Nl , l - ?,, ,f, , '4,Nr-v INIPP 1 kLi 11 .L.,INING-TA lll';',411,4%1111'1;1:ENT • :'L ' j ''' a ! it . • To IRDS I.I.AFALC NIDE ) ..-. , t'd;‘" .l 4 r,' pe w .--';', in ono eleu - aut Pice b Furniture, ivt li rk i r ` , N , ty, ' l, le t ii i r .I.l',l,4llse.repiit Plans ; ' the yalciit Improved 'Sofa lii,,, it riiit t ,.. e i iras„s-serew lour r ost,, and Tent Sewiie;h•i4-4,t2ra," aril Bethlin4 complete ; Portable t 1 444,, ~ zfto.. I other new itivc ii ted and ibi proved articles ,4ti,i).toktf..tio,(...lgeti.e.ral and very extensive assortment of i;,,,41, ~ , xilaiitt,!,:ict Artieles•fm: furnishing. IfonS.!S em.ll -- ti"tured , , where Families 15,ty select and leig t 4l ll 4 ,'' uf e; ) , 1 1 `, "1 a feW days, touting the extreme 1,N 4 , 41 1,1 \ t ,,'t,•• '• ill;.• several Aionths in completing - th eir . Pcl ;4' 4 l4i ' -• .B t Ino'. 1 4 , i ! „, t . '4l Articles Arinv and Navy, eec.. &c. by 4 ' 8 1'. A . ,, , T ' , 1G a:itt 17, Catherine-street,, Strand, on . I. ‘ !'i v 's ,k ,,, iot \I . ' er ,........______L_._:........____ 4 te, fur )roipt, payment. • . 41,11,iz„ 'tit -, , ,,ii i _,_,.. ' l lq r , 1,,,, ,,, itti, , "le. meet the Public Approbation. . ttt4iilli‘i,..Vl'lit„‘lAN'S•c3UTTA SALUTA RI S, or a 14kttleIIL:li: Mediciae Scr cur • inglrenered, Glandular, ttri i..ttiritit4rol4p, (ilettg, &c.—A:bottit;- or two will % iiot'v, 4 , 4 t l i t : aft er -',l-I,'ir saldiary effects ; a few bottles-have gi,iiii r it d )'!,• 41,4!•1.,,iiratiori , and every other' means have , N t 'ti . pr, t ''s. o'ieii when the ti rattler haslieen stood- Nii t l 'lrk i . 4 teni, i ~e ,d y can be be tar coirtrived y more q t ,t ; ct til f . 4 0 k , 3, or tl.,.thatt this, for ‘ki.cli as arc! obliged to /I: l , i 'iti elt s '''e l ," l , - t> a m (,), a, as it need,; no. ennfii , ienteut ( . )r I Nt . s . t,, ‘ - li(,i'"tice,i, c , ) YearA exper,i4inee li y Dr. I- rot:quart in k ,, 'du 1 1 0 ' ac", ' 4, proved it t.t.-.4. successful in those t,"°,l .• N t • , ,',, P:itl . ,,, , r nt're from iwprtyloqge than a curtain ti,?tiq; , R• l ,, '''Y roi l ," it-holds out a tiever-lailing, Pun" - q,y.v,,,cf ~ , ', 4 1, 4 i ,1 4., R .:441,,T,..ret, 6.t Mr. Butler's, 4, Cheapsidep 1•.ttli'61111.101•1•LiWi-yarii and most Coq.ntry Medi- • 11* 4t •at 2s. 9 : l • ' 4s ' did.ati lt' 4 , s with i . each, 4401:5e.' • • MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 2;,'1814. ~~,.:~ POAT-01 , 1 7 10E, Sept. 17, 181.1. Sts„ tits ;51.C) Geo, 111, clip. 76. called (tht Ship Letter Act) . the Postrnaster General was rizetl to receive Letters directed tie paces within the King's Doininions,,and to Ctuntries beyond the Seas, and t;)-for ward tIll;nt - by any Vessels (although not Packet Boats) and to take a Bate of one-half of the Packet Postage of Letters conveyed by Packet Boats. And by the same Act the•Pstrnastet-General was antho ri4ed to take a Rate of Ppstage 0 - 4 , 1. a single :Letter, and su in Proportion for Letters. brought by Ships other than by Packet BoatS, tinder certai❑ Regulations froin.Pfaces Abroad into Grett I3tit cin.• The first Clause in the above Act continues in force :—But :B) ,. "an Act gassed in the last SeTssion of Parliatuent, 51 G. llL•cap. 169, the above Rate Postage of 4d. a single Let ter will cease on and from the 10th OctplJ2r,- 1814 ; and a Rate of 6d. 2 single Letter,• and so du in Proportion 'on donlife, treble, and mince Letters will become payable in lien f be:c;:f ; Addition to any Inland Postage whieh may arise npan I a carnal Conreyan. 1 - 1.? - • And the , same Act contains the following Regulations, viz . : - Ship Letters may be forivirded by‘the P;:rties thcnreires. Sect. M. The PoStmaster-GeLwral shali receive Letters di rected to Pisces Abroad, both within the King's Dominions and Kingdoms and - Countries heydnd the Seas, from I. 4 ersOns who may be desirous to forward thsrn ‘themseltes upon Pay went of a third of th:. Packet .Rates, 'and shall 'mail the Postage 'and return the Letteri to the Persons,. Who may forward them by any Vessels, not.being Packet Boats, with put Penalty. TRANSPORT OFFICE, SEPT. 16, 18J4, TO MASTER BUILDERS. NY MASTER BUILDER who rmry be de -1 sirous of CONTRACTING for the RE -BUILDING and COMPLETELY FINISHING the TRANSPORT OFFICE in tended to be erected on the Site of the old OtliCe, in Dorsetsiluare, Westminster, may INSPECT the DESIGNS and PARTICULARS of WORE' .S,by application, to the Secretary, at the dilice, No. 44, in Parliament-street, any day (Sunday excepted) between the hours of Ten in the Morning and-Four in the Afternoon; and at whieh Office such said . Builtiers arc desired 'to deliver their respective Tenders sealed on or before the 29th day of September instant. . - HOPE ASSURANCE COMPANY, Ludgate-hill, and Old Ilonir-streOt, London ; • , Exchange Edinburgh; and Westmoreland-street; Dublin. ,Fiii:E-OFFICE.--CAPIXAL ONE MILLION. ASSURANCES agninst_ Los's or Damage by Fire effected upon every Peseription of Property within the Vnited , - .11 - Igt;wn, upon Terms as beneficial to the As sured as those of any other Office. Lasko are noihirinly paid "byt his Company with the utmost spirit of liberarq and prUmptttude. , Notice is hereby given, - drat Receipts for the Renewal of Policies which expire at Nlichaelmas,are how ready for 1:c livery at the •abovc-mentioned Offices,' and .with . the respvctive Agents of the Company throaghoutthei:nitcd Kingdom. Policies , of Assurance, which expii-e - at the above Period", should be renewed within Fifteen llnys tlitTe4fter, or they, I#ceinne void. • LIKE OFFICE.—CAPITAL ONE MILLION. • ' • , Assurances effecteil, upon Lives and nn,SurylOrship.--An„ nnities granted and purchased.—EndOwnlents for Children, &c. tic.• The Proprietors of this Office have 'undertaken all Respon sibility, and have -stipulated for a g:ntruntee of One Million Sterling, as an ample Secnrfty fur all theit' Engagements. The Profits arising out of this Branch of Busititiss; after a moderate Deduction fur Guarantee and Expellee of Manage.. inept; are divided amongst the A'ssured, in proportion to'the Sums respectively assured; upon 'which Principle ii - ,perous are the instances of,Ten, Twenty, and Thirty per cent., addition to the Amount of Life Poticies, being- paid; and Caw hare occurred (when the. Duration of Life has bee 4 ennsiderably prolonged), where the payment has been inure than double tlit, S:nn assured. , INo .Entrance Money; Achnission. Fee,, or other Odicial Charge,- exacted.. WILLIAM BURY, Secretary. TO MERCHANTS, 'BANKERS, &c. ,• ..Tust . published, on a Sheet, price lus. (kl. coloured, • rriII3LES of FOREIGN EXCIJANGES; pe -AL culiariy adapted for the Co4nting-Hunic,, by POLE, Esq.. shearing at one view all the real and imaginary' Gains a the known World, with - the•intrinsie value- of each Foreign • Coin in British , Steriing, Also a TABLE of FO REiGN MEASURES in English Incties•; to which is add e d, some useful Notes and 'Observations'bn EXchabges. • .Published -by-Birkett and ,Scott, -Booksellers, '27„ Norton Falgate ;'and 'sold by E. Wilson, 88, Royal Exchange, London. For the convenience of Purchaser's, the aboye. Tables are kept dune tip on Canvas, in Case, and nmuntcil on Bullets. TV/FONEY is ready 'to advance, with promptitude and secrecy, at legal Annuity inter,,, on Freehold, Capyhold, Leasehold / or Fundrd Cl:arges, .Nlarrizlge. Settlements, Widows Junitares, Clergymen's Livipgs, and Annuity Bonds. SpiiiY personally, between Nine and Five, or by letter, to th-. 4 i/irectoc of tlie - Natioisul No. - 6,.Lawer - klulku-sircet, Golden-square.—Matters.of NAguit talc will be preferred. BY HIS MAJESTY'S PATENT. ' ROYAL .ANTLATCRITION COMPGST . TION instead of Tallow, Oil, or Grease, to prevent the etfects of friction In Steam-Engines, Machinery, Milk, Carriages, Coaches, Waggons, Carts, &c.; instead of Copper for Ships' bottoms, Tar, Pareeline -and service for Rigging., or service for Cables, to presers'e porished Steel 'or Iron. from rust, .wotsd or wooden kmildings from the dry rut, and by the use of- which the Public save w all cases not less than.tbree hundred per cent. exclusive of saving wear and tear, time, and labour. Sold for the PatenttAs, at No. 40, Charintt•Xross; :near the Admiralty, Loudon Cant!, by thew amintment, -;tt most Ship-Cliandlerii; Printers, Boolisellers, .Libraries, Stationers, Druggists, Medieine"Warel4onscs, Perfumers, Ironmongers, Cutlers, Coachnialiers,, Ctia:ch and Waggon Of fices, Oil and, Colour Shops, littidlers, and Slidpkeepers, in the'United Kingdom, in Boxes, price 25. tid. ; ss. Gd ; 10s. s I.; One Guinea and Two Guineas each. The smallest sized Rox contains a quantity afficient to prime a Four-wheel Carririge Four times, with which it will run upwards of SIX THOUSAND MILES, avid it will au swe r in the same proportion fur all ogler kinds of worli. RUP I'UR ES RADICALLY CURED. ES - LINGFOR D and Co. removed 3I 1f0,2 3 . 37, 8. Southampton-row, to. No. IR, KeppeL-street, Russel-square, where, tlsey pursue their PRACTICE on HER HIA, feuding an itsoard Satisfaction at being the first who havtr matured and promulgated their New Discovery' for the Perfect Cure of this dreadfurConiplaint:' Those numerous Patients who have honouredthem,- has been universally satis fied ; the greater part of Whom have been perfectly cured, in 10 days to a month, which fully proves its efficacy: This Day was published, A new Edition, price Five Shillings illustrated with Cases, PRAGVICAL -TREA ; i 7 ISE on the PRE.- VENTION aid QUM; of the VENEItE.IL DISEASE and its conscquepecs, as Strictnors, Glects, Vic. ;u:ludii~g Practical Observations on Tubes Dorsalis, Mucal Dis charges, Sz.c. . . • By 1. M. CATON, Surgeon. , • .. • Late ofthe United Hospitals of St. Thomas's and Guy's. . Printed for Messrs. ley, 2 Fleet-sk-eet, London. Waere may he had; Caton'sPoptilar Treatise lin the Causes tim4 Distinction of the Varieties of Asthma, with new anki suc cvsful. In'structions for , the Prevention and Treatment of Asthmatic Fits, price 3s. • ,:r . ,NrErtY MAN HIS..OWN DOCTOR • . RlT•the EFFICACY of DR. .110EitHAAVE'S INFALLIBLE RED PILL, (4s. (d. only per, box), Persons of either Sex (assisted by the invalulble copiims Di rections therewith given) are enabled to eradicate effectually a Ccrtajti Insidious Disease, And to facilitate the Recovery bf Health, with ease and safety, certainty and secresy, in k few' days. ' For Bilious Diseases, Scurry, Scro!ula, and Impurity of Blood, the efficacy of this Medicine is so welt known awl highly attested for 50 years past, that ally further comment is rendered unnecessary. ' Another supply is just received' by, S. Leigh, IS, Strand; Bacon and Co. 150, Oxford-street, London. DiscovEar or TIJE CURE OF RUPTURE. iiilS important fact has tindc;.gone the - strict est scrutiny, mulct. the eye of ProlessiOnal Gentlemen of ,the first ability. BesideS ,oilier well authenticated. cases, H. K. H. the Commander 7 in-Chief ordered to be 'placed a badly ruptuteil soldier under this process, who is -perfectly cured,.ancl has been examined by DoctOr Patrick, Deputy In., Spector of Hospitals, and the Army Medical Board, and is pronounced quite sound. •As this discovery i 3 the greatest national importance ; and the facts - %annin. be too generally appreciated, this soldier, with - other cases, may be seen in, Golden-square. All reducible cases of Hernia, in either sex, of hoW•ever long standing, can be permanently cured in six or eight weekS; without surgical operatiOni or the least pain oi• confinement. - - . Appl' ! cations or lettels (post free) must, be made to Mr. J. H. Spencer, s, Golden-square. • l'eYsons Licensed to collect Letters. Sect. 4. And the Postmaster -General Shall and may Li-z cpsePersOns to collect Letter, to be so forwarded upon Pas - - inept of the aforesaid Rates, so as such licensed Persons shall t previously bring the • Lette:s to a Post-Office and pay the Rates,—and all Coffee-house Keepers, Brokers, and others desirous of Collecting Letters at their'lLuses, are hereby required to apply to the , General Post-office, in Lombard, Street, or to the several Postmasters at.the Out Ports, for the said Licences, which will be delivered to tlrein free of any' Charge who.tever. Ageints in the Kins's Dannini nc and Cuuntt•ies teycnl the Seas Sect. 5. For the Security of Letters coming to. Great 13ri tain,'aud to place them under the Operation of this Act, 5 and tl, the Postaut,ter-Gcneral is to' authorise PersUns Abroad, to collect Letters front Masters of Ships a,141 otht'rs, anti to malic them up in s'eeiTetlCl3ligs 4;1 Parcels adj!rel , :ed to the PuNtinmer CietteroLputting into the Said /tags or Parcels a C .itiEcate of the Number of Letters containe.! in the .wile, alp.; an impression of the Seal which shall be used, and the Date when sealed, and-' for their Care and Trouble the Mits . - ters to whion the fs,,p of Parcel-cshall be confided for Con v,yance to Great Ilritajn, , shrdt pay to such. authorized Pia son at the ILI! e of.3s. Britisn Moue y, for every 50 Letters, and so in propot ion tor a greater or lesser Number. The Pac%et Agents and Deputies to the POstmast(ir General in the D01171111()IIS, 91' Countries beyond the Seas, the Co! Vostinasters„. his.Majes v's consu is, or I.TOe Co4suli, or ivbere there are no Publie Officers of these DescriptiOns, any Other:Vnbiie Officers or respectable-Verson will be autho-. risen b 1 the,Postinaster General to make up Bags and Parcels' of Letters in the manner before,described. Sect. 6„ Masters of Ships are to try as above for the Bags, earn:4.2d to - them, and on delivering the same in a perfect State at any POstLOllicc in Great Britain, will be rvpaid by the, Postmaster the Sum of Money Which t. 114 shall have so 'ad vaneed, and also. for their own Care and 'front;le the Sum of Two-petire per Letter for every Letterer Packet contained in such Bags or Parcels. Sect.,7. If any Master shall open any Bag or Parcel en trusted to him, or take out any Letter, or not duly deliver the Bag with the Letters at the Pus' Oflice, of the Place where he shall arrive, without wilful or unavoidable Delay, every Mas ter shall forfeit and pay. Silo:'. Sect. 8. If any Person whatsoever shall send any Letter or. Packet by,any Ship or Vessel of which he shall nut be the Owner, or it any Master shall have on board or carry any Letter not being the Letter of his Owners, without such offi cial Mark thereon, the Person so offending shall forfeit and pay 61. for every such Letter or Packet. Sect. I 1,• The Masters are required on their Arrival 'in tlisign a _Deelaeation that they' hare deliv ere d a il Let terS on hoard at:Cord:her to the Act, and until such Oeclava tion, the Officers are ntit,tu permit the Vessel to break Bulk, and every Mitster'wilfully neglecting shall forfeit 501. And With -respect to Letters from Great Britain to Coon tries'abroad, rflasters of Vessels are required to take Notice, that if they shall have on board any such Letter Texcept t he , Letters of their Owners) neither inclosed in the sealed 'Hags that will continue to he made up at the General Post-o;ficc, and at the Out Ports, nor having the official Mark-and Stamp, to denote that a hate of Postage has been paid for the same of which Stamp Impressions are exhibited everyPost-Of lice), such •Master snail as aforesaid forfeit the Sum of Five Pounds for every, Letter. And the Officers of the Customs are, under this Act,. to administer an Oath to every Muster, that he has not auy Letters on board cuntrkry to Law. Officers of the. Customs. • Sect. 9. The principal Officers of the Customs at every Port are required to search Ships fur Letters on 'hoard; -con trary to the Act, and, to sere them, nod they are to .he inti- tied to a Moiety of the Penalties. , • Sect; 10. Such Officers are required to administer an Oath to every Master outward hound, that he has not any Letters. onJuird svhi.h h;i.ve•nut paid the Rates, nut being the Letters of.the,Owners. tl Declaration is,to be signed by every Master arriving from abroad, as explained in that part of the Advertiseinent imme diately addressed to them, and, until such Declaration the Officers ate 110 t to permit _the Vessel to break Bulk, and (Sec. 12) if any Collector, Comptroller, or principal Officer, hereby required to prohibit and Ship or Vessel breaking Bulk until the Provisions of this Act be complied with, shall yenta such Slni, or Vessel to break Bulk, such Collector, Comptrol ler, or.Othcer so permitting such Ship or VeSsel to break Bulk, shall forfeit or. pay the Sum of Twenty Pounds; one Moiety thereof to be paid to the Informer. Sect. 14. Any Persim , who shall forge or counterfeit the Stamp Mark of . Postage,' or Designation, to be put upon the Letters by Authority of the Postmaster-General, with intent to avoid the Postage, will be gnilty,of a'Misdemeanor. Sect. 13. The several Penalties of this Act to he recovered in any,Court of •Itecord with full Costs ;. a MoietY to be raid to the king, and the other to any Person who will inforM and site for the same. Sect.•ls. This Act does not extend to restrain the East . India Company nor their Directors, from sending and reedy ing•.froM 'their Governments and Servants abroad, Packets, Letters, and Papers rdating to'the Affairs. of the Company, • and of their Governments. abroad in the manner accustomed but all'Letters Unit are nut the Official Letters and Packets of the EltSt India Company, are liable to the Rates and Re gulations of this Act. - 7 This Act will be pot in execution at the General Post. Office, London, ,and at all. Post Offices in Great Britain, on . the 11th of o , :!,;ier, 1814, and in places abroad as soon as may be afterwards.. 'The Postmester General Will feel it his Dkuty to enforce Pay ment tithe Penities on every Breach of the Lake. - , • 1 Command,of the Postmaster General, ' FRANCIS EREELLW secretary. • • FrIITCT • I OFFIGI% OF iThIe.!.".i.VCE, &pl. 12, ISI4. rrriE P.RINCIP,II, OFFP,C'ERS of Pis 71's ;, , ,,chy, gi're No!ier, that PrquisaLs. wW b;reiriie7d at toteir 01 . fir...e, in Pall Mott; O 3 • or before Monday; 6./ pctt6r _Emir -7-re)..mns as ilja . 11 be willing to undertake ihe. ...,irtieles of lii.OIONGEI , ?..Y,for • So'rice 1:f /hie . • Department, for a Period of Three o'l!lcirninable erfter the fear, upon Notice of Three ..3.roieth, at M.? .1-?atter;a: of the Articles may be vied uptin appNeation, at the"Pvinelint! StoiehPeper's Tlice is the 2'dteer ; .trail further particalar.y, to.. Tether wiM :he Terms agd Conditions of the Canteacto, , ,a . o be•hnown rt the Secretarils Ojrce, in Palls. Nall alo - rc4aid, any :Day between the Hoar., Ql - * Ten awl Folir the Proposals laud be delivered, seale,l, 'PI, it rittiOrSril, .f 4 PrOpti3;il9. Tor iroingoDgery Articleg , Propo.val.can be adatit:ed Vire the said bOth O t to_ tar, at Tttelve o'oloch at. Noon of the sante liay, an,y :reader be" noticed, ni:!e.s the Party- tanking it, or an Agent in his behalf, shall attetul—__ _ Or le, It. If. CRP: Secretary. OFFICE OF _ORDN.INC.I::, Sept. 14, 181 4. PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His-1114- . JESTY'S 012PN4N-C,T , ,* do hereby give koliee, that Proposals will Lc rcogietd at . th:ir Wee .CIP &Are .3.loiliky, the 5(/1 day of OdaLer next, .1 . 2'07.14 such Pepsous c.c ?nay he ' flYilibigto undertahe the Performance of tIu;,I'I_,AISTEttEWS WO,ltk at the Tower, Westminster, Greenwich, frooltaich, Lcuisha7n, Farfret, Gravesend, and 7711 t a1), fbr Service of this- .13tptirtoicat, : li!r a Period cf Three Years, drterminaidc: after thy . Expiration of the first Year; upon Voice of Three Mouths, at the Option of eithci Pai Frather Particulars, to,Tetlzer with, the Terms and CAndi tiont of the Contract, may be l;nou•n at the Secretory's (elec. ; in %.resfrid, airy Day bet:ccen the ,Hclrs of Ten end FOu:- xek.cro the Proposal:: mast be etc- /leered, sectir'd up, end indor.re:l, Proy, ,c:11 s for rat e r Work ;" but no . Preroia l . e'ait be ("tinilAted aft, r ea' swirl- sfti Oetobcr, TE•a'e o t tdock at Nvot of t6e ;ante dal, bier will an,/ 2 - 4ndcr be vv iced, VilkS3 file Pnrty .2naAi . ne it, or an in befialf,s.tbill attend. 1 ?. IL ,C'1L , .;:177, Sl:czetgry. rICTILILL /NG f . 0!'/!, ISI 4. 177 4 ;.1 E CO j 43115810 NER 8 for LIC. TEiziL LIN (3 -1 His 1 1 M,JESTY ; ,i7 X.,11',1 ; do hereby glee . Notice, Taal OA Mondcy the nd Dery of Octobtr nrzt ; cit t:• to o'Cluot in the aftern'oon, will be erl,rscd to Public Sac al the Vic tnailing Yard at Dover, it. quanitg of CASI(S, STAVES, BOARDS 'ENDS, DOUBLET ENDS, and OLD BISCUIT BAGS, in s;nall Lots, king in the Stores of fluff Yard ; where any Person piy.'inable i tti pnre.iicse Vii' ha::c tlie s li!elln of riek••ing the seine, in the czinnion w0r,:,1,1,f,;• hours, ahy day kjare the Sale. I- 7 1C 777,1 LL OFFICE, Sept. 13, 1614 T HE CO3IiI/BS/ONE/1S for VICTUIL. LING Ilis .111:1JESTY'S'N-117.1' do hereby glee Notice, Th. 7 t on Mosday, the Sd of OCtobnr next, they will be ready to receive Tenders 'in irriting„.vealed . up, and treat for as nzany HOGS (au' carcases of which 11.9 t to weigh le.!s than one hunS•ed and .twette pounds each), as will produce. One 11Undred .Tons ‘!l' PORK; trl be killed in . 111:v Majestb , 's Tietualling Premises at P. EPT,FORD, brixrcn the I bib that month, and ,the 31st of Jruixarg ; and bulf.. paid .for 1.9 Bills, payable t.t.,itiz Litetest, Ninety days rifler 'date. Th.e if the Contract may is seen at the' Sf ercti!)./i's qt :(c. .'t'o regard ?PIP' be /'7(l to mall Miller in whictz the Piice shgli not be,inserted ire ;cords ct or that shall vot Le delivered to the Board before One otlock on !he. said Mon day, the 3d, of October next, nor unless the Person 'who makes the Tender, or some Pcrson on his hekalf attends, to answer when called for. Each , Teßebr Inmsl be arrOmpanied bn a Letter Lov responsible Persons engeging to heroine bound with the Party tendering, in the Pena! Stinz of 151. per cent l on the antonnt fos the (rue pc;rform«nee OrConttart. kr/cm-ILL m-r; OFFICE, .dug. 9, 1 Sl4. Tll" COMMISSIONEILSfir VICTUALLING •Ilis 111.1.1.57'Y'S NAVY do hereby give Notice, Thht on Friday,' thi?;:i•Oth,Feptember next; they will he ready to receive Tenders in writing, (sealed np) and treat for eye fain gartnti.irs of PRIME IRISH BEI:P and to 1 4 , Cilia ire the ensnini Season ; one Ahird part there(' 19 he padzqd in Ha,y:ptiiielLeons, one third pad in Threes, and one third part in Barrels; to be (Whiffed into Ms Majesty' s twilling . Stores at Depllo.yl or St. Catherine's, in •?et.r;r.trtr, proportions, of each description ql Casks, by the periods vii der-ntentioncd, vk.— • , • Onr third part of Me - whale by Me 28fir Februarz , ,) ' One third pc..rt Vlore by the 15th of'AprP7 . ~ 1815. zi.al the,rentahling tliird part by , brie 31st if ;Way, J '. 1 • And to be paid for by'Bills,. payable with Interest, Ninety Days after date. • , , The Conditions o f the Contract on be •ern at th'e Se cretarll's Office; at this Office; at bit applyiag to 31 - r..1. fr. D „„ st ,,,iii e , .4, ; ,„,„ t i 0r A c rictivdtin g at Cork; to the Co'- lectors of his Majeitris C'etonis at Limerick, Belfast, Ncirry, and fFateiford, and to. flee Pustmaster-General at Dahlia, especiirely. 17 7 B. o Tender for a less plantity thaiilooo Tierces of, -Beef, and 1000 Tiarecx of:Pork, will be athniticd ; nor will regard be hart to any in wkich•the Price vhall2ret be-insc)7cti in words at .h7:gth, or thwt shall not be delivered to are Beard before one ectiich - on the said Frid4,- the ;Otli kl Se,' :ember next, nor unless the Person who makes' the Tender, or .senze Person ion iris Gehalf, attends, to answer when called for. ,Be a th Tender must also be accompanied b.y a Letter sived by two responsible Per'som entrogink to beemne bound zrith the Pa‘rty tendering, iv t/ Sum of 3 51, prr cent. on the arho'unt, for the'due per/ormaNce.of the Um:twee, The anzoalt of the probable quantities of Fri Bel and Pork to be contracted for, as abore-pnentioned, may ue:or,e4 on and efter the 10th of next month, by apizlyiPt at avtdry's. Vice.