The Sun. — London, England, 1814-10-21 00:00:00

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Pope, Mr. Dowton, Mr. Love -444,1, his r• Ell;ston, Mr, Wrench- Mr. !-I,iichcS, Mr. 8ar ,1))4,.• rs. Glover, Mrs. .Harlowe, Miss Kelly, and Mrs. 'tep t , j 'i egile 10 he spoke n hy Ncr. 1.. Wallack ; the Epilogue !Aft by M rs. Clover. er which th,. Mosical Piece of o,, ti THE PURSE.. . eh will ~e added, th e _'.i eio -Dratout:c Romance of 4 wei N . TH WOMAN'S' HT. ' b*, Othel E lo; (well The Three U and the Deuce. 4ITsHEATRE ROYAL, COVENT -GARDEN. . Pert„PRENT EVENING, Oct. 21, will be ior pe rt °r the Traged,if A:. r, Itt/ , ' VENIC E PRE SERV'D. 41 ' 1 ( 1 , 4' enowq: Pierre, mr. youn g; and Belvidera, 1„ u ; 11 . being her 4th a' *nee in that Character. I, ''''' i ch will iee added, the new M i.,-Drawn of ks ( I 'll ' ott c ,,, THR PORES'T OF BONDY. 4 te' ' 414 (:uriolientis; coriolas uis by r. Kemble (liting„ - 44 ee this Season with The Miller aud his. 17. 1;1'\(,1,1- THE ENCOURAGENIENT OF ARTS, IV'''''',FACruitES, AND CONINIERCE. tips, : ' Adelphi, Oct. 20, 1814. ;I'tl's Of At:'.r„it ry for the ENCOURAQEMENT h ii . . t lited ic,., MANITFACTURES, and COMMERCE,,.. in e ' 4 th 14P it's I ft / l l 'in anli its Colonies, lierebi give .o'l'•cce, N;(l,eritrai--i; MEETING, after the Recess, will . take p . 4 kitt I.aext ',`?orti, at their Hoarse, in the Adelplii. on Iv ed - N:rttetitel; ",e26th instant, at Seven o'clock in the Even ;' Ski f . , N t i'l;Ki at all time; ready to rervire Models, Plans, ill ,hies"44lCoininunicatiOns in Agriculture,' Manufactures, t t Vii,,tt• Chemistry C I i • •nd Trade Polite Arts, and 41 ' i le t, i 4 !, ) , 141.1,14.tive to' the 4 o ° h " je t :t d s of the Institution that may 1 .i,,,'.01 0 ;!Ividuals from any part of the United Kingdom, qt:tttttitrie..Bectiretyin.iunts, or Rewards offered, may be had bkli"4r tr'ic3',„ House, on application either personally C By . ) d er , HARLES TAYLOR, M. D. Secretary. Ph. I‘l ' 4, ) , iliA ~ 14i Pc' . I !'S. P.O , h •! p•, OACH to BATH, rt I's (rie: k v ~.. ,; ' sAIIVAGF, Ludgate-hill, 'Tuesdays, tu ., , train , the „ I ' , tlt.t ~1,a,.;.',- ' l 4 r4 it -Si; - o'Cloc ' k. Breakfasts at Salt-hid, -4 1,.: }1 ne 11 " ..), and arrives at the York-ttonse Bath, t kl: 4r • 11 , Ten o . ekek, and rernri,s front Bath . at the 'lli ' , ,- u'-'3, W ednesdays. ao.l Fridays. Beta r..t 44:1•4\4,('''i014.ading, and arrives in London between Fare T . ". !, L 1 )4 . ,T abide.......... : • L. 2 6 l lik ii, i' lit. 1 5 )“.15., 1814 .. ...... ' . . ' Ir y „ h.k1131( 41, '4 .AIAJETY'S PATENT. AL . ' k tli e r e T'ON • 4LN Ti - Aritt iT lON COMPOST-., . 'Prt i -t 'est ,'• "..141ead •If Fallow, Oil 'r Grease, .to prevent %i t h us ').t frlctina ' s •' ' M. -iiinerv, Mllis, ‘ l)' S'4 ' e l , ' - s • i: Nteaal-ti'g" " 3 ' .a.- of Copper , ti l l r ' ii.it to I argens, Carts, &r. ; instead . h. v itt. f tir c.,,T, ...kr, Parceline and service for Rigging., 4.4 ii7 )l e vv . ''''', ` 0 preserve polished Steel or Iron from I.l,iitil 11;1'''reto.intildin..0 from , the dry rot, and h t y lree . ,1.)0e,,,,• IlLOi c s.).e e in co,es nth less , than L e rt:ut '''' 'xclusive. of savi n i‘ wear anti tear, I v e!l;.''')t ;1.. hi,„'NaiTv "Pl'',`eitt - ...' 6ss near thl.l O ii l.:‘ 1 „. • ',,, i.., b441 , e", at Na. 40. Charing- ro . , t ,4 4i; - lat er . , ',l* and, by their appointment, at most 'tl "IS t'' 0);11.er 11 .- k •• I q•s I Airaries, Stationers, ' ll c ''''' , i l i is, '' °`' '''' (-- ' ' ' nmen,,ers, ~ rv, 'A c h y. :', , a.',I1•0:1s. • Perfniners, Iro , , r ~ t . thi"` , irm c''a'''rS, ililkeepc: ' Coach and IN a.,c)1:1 Ol- p,.4tq,led , .4°4 1-1,1"::"' 013,-•‘'es Pri--e 2s. tid. ; Ss. 64 ; 10s. 6d., ill,. -1110,,•• t wo 11;iiirirs•-ch Iti : ti i i i. P.i 'lc: '22e ROX. c . ; . .i " tait . ts a quantity sufficient to , tti' ^a% 3 eei Ca rriotfe l'o!ir times, with w lie . . , 4 tl ' e la 813( THOUSAND MILES, and it will an ) 41i' Proportion kr all other kinds of work. itli . ItY m• , :.N fIIS OWN Docrok• th. , l' ''' , l ' \ P k Ai .PI:ICAC:y of DR. BOERHAAVE'S !(;)N ti 44, „f -.......iti,E iti ,,,, (~ 61 only per box)) ,41111,,.11,,r , - - PILL, W4.'. •• ( 11 . 1able - copions: Di -4.• , i 4 , ~,i li ~.• assisted by t e find ,_ r o dolt 1) 9w, ~iv.ere) are enabled to . erairreate effectually f I t. titi, er°'ls besease, aura to facilitate eh, iteeat' 4 '''l! alltt safety, certainty and secrrs y, in a few E' NO' Pit. , • • 0,17, ,11.1°11t.4 Disease., scurvy,' Sci l 'ofula, and Impurity ~ Si7 l , o rt, ( 4l. ll e , ty of this Medicine is so well known ain t l tli t 'ltti . ,N u t , 4 '''' 50 Years past, that any further conni t en '111„er oipe,cel'sa..Y . ..tle -1' Is just received hv 151, Oxfortl-.4-reet, London. S. Leigh, ls, Strand; ITI) RENOVATEI-) HEALTH. a ; , I 4 ~ qe en + _ . . 0,,,'N h eNt , ' no frequently the subject of j ust and q;)tlici,;,!i:l'ia'r'sh,4l-G.., rt•at 7teri restit , ,te i,l the,.elereict:ts „• , 4‘,, mo ll ., . t (lave olle.•••:d titentsel yes as canoidat es tor il,''techlstit,ela the. profession of physic. For the pu ipo4. t1,t4i412.t 4s t . 4 . the resu I t °four sttidiesati;i experience, and ii jr ay'l i, r"1 eim' clas•ed amorg those clip:ries WI se NI cut. reens; s ;'-• • • - II Ikttqiii,i ttili L abt ‘ , t :••ons have, unto t tma rely tor ^ , ociet . , ~ce 4 ,'''tet:.(tec'.lve(t, we beg leave to sub:s.it to the liberal Yt44 iit . A taithl4o statvnent of our pursuitd and ac esti't p.„4' h aviog received a re., .:lar medical (Aura- Nit, 4 S l4 ti r t t,ra'44.s of NI tssrs . C' auk II and B 1; tird,whos? 410ilitsittf th e ' i ce we caret:llllv itten;;..d. as pr.,tessors an , 4 1 ' 4 th at • •" “100 r' • i 4 al • 'N Z,•:tereti ourselves as ),,, itit,e,lt,,,..allistly celenrdted school tor medical acquire ty‘,llt:tierCOlL} If Edinburgli and were instru;.:ed ti , tib_ tt Al p k ; 'ra?l'lles el anato ter , s•;ritery, t:4e theory and 4 44 %117 eh. bran C t ie• -- j. " . '- •'' ' & it!it 4) ll -t ent ' 3 • -try. midwiter3, &Anat.} , ece. c. t 'tit )t i l)tin__ Pratt-shots, Drs. Monro, Gregory, Black. brpireitit prtsuciarin and it uth,rfoui. We trust vse s nal: lot "litt44,, Inuous in s aying that r•or proficiency Jon It ;,t•ta t t e bL it , t inconsiderable Ha" 4 ' for a long series ill,(1 '111.• n'enertal torryint , t ii . i..:' vmous diseases ki t lt,i't il„l,e Particular ob' 'etl'lo arl 44 ( r studies and pradicet liNth„ I ilt 4 . 4 e il, t, he 4110Wttl that v - t.1,41.,' aequereil superior tlNt't4,2letr treatment all cuie In slight and recer t )1,4,441 lietitxtl,)a. Perle re.es.stablish.n:4-rit is completed in l 'kti )er t) . e i %% lite 0 1 t ' lv ° daYs ; end in t'io;e of the utm ost in. At4rsever tiler practitioners nave failed of success, a ale)4l,44ltithlatitea,,?;7dleitieluer plan sot treat”).-.tit ensures to the it°tilth ~t 1 h.laelztitefit,l,l4vre• Pcl4' iiti 1, 3 , 4 i L ett do lt tut , , anety of disorders which are t he t r tia i stx . ig and most unhappily pursued by the Ily ,;tti4,l 4,,e4+ there are none more alarming or mute ,')4t4hilir'‘'ti,t ..4e acticieneee- aid debilities which Ire. tulit,..4,t,aillrxtust ot.'raenciL,...t(t,e,r the inarrritioni.., I state. To such ti.,%i i ,: ) .t 41111111rbc:s_ lati, s ii to know that they znilyno . n a. , v t tit ~ittttir i.int a , l Z, , no(le ot treatment, tit re . an to . tn t tkpi4 4 4%4 4 Ili. 1 4 ,''e,ssIligs, a stron is! maii . .y, and vigor. tt u t as w e q.,a../ case s ft, ;;.ebtlity, hum yvhate.ve, ltothtty ,ll'llited g!'neYery spe:!4-s of venereal into lion, I, 4,, rt„ cillw,_ , patients or other sex with iiti ci t terio . a lid ti . .tar . t.i • 'OUT'S Of ;;•111 ,I I It:atoll :it homefrom lo t . ti In ' 4 / 1 6 in , .4114 v,,, ti t It o , ti le c tile eveninv , ill to at niklit. . 4 t Lithe "litlhV 't • t•i t ; state the particu -41 t , t . , 4 ,. e ,• , t• iettue- ...( l • 1, It Xi1,t.,1111,4,' ' anu gentrai IL,riir relieving, &c.. See. in ,4. lit tl ertt, 'I, ~, se for tor advice and ineMCilies, when the saw, it, kiilly'43e". tss,, l i ti t a `l an part ot the k ii.gclom. To emsu r 44 ,°•?' m i t k 1 :', (l, :e t i t to ou undertaking, the postage f 111„/t t'ts r "; anq d'.the account tor medicines. llt;,:11i-t14tiett-C4„ • Sargeoic; ido isri, Batton-gard4 v . It t ,4 ,' 1 1(.. t 4 °le 1. 1 : . a nti Co. ildVe • 't,r , :tic rte., from tt c iti,le (11„42(ill, , ". ,,, '.4 l (}, o• L.):lti- , Etlitiblvilli for 'ltt• coe h ,77`. ilo;nat-ty, ./..a.: ••incl: !' cv Pt'r c•tttli.:••••4l)l 4 ari d Pra ct i ce , durni g the titne thrt..t. BONDING ASD tVAREHOCSING SYSTDI. ICE COMTviITTEE nominated by the GE NERA', MEETING of MEHCRANTS, held on the 11th instant, earnestly request that all Merchants and Traders interested in the Commetec of the Country will meet them at the City of London Tarern, 'on TUESDAY next, the 25th instant, at Twelve u'Clock. London, October 18, 1 8 14. N. b. The Chair to be taken at One precisely. BONDING AND WAREHOUSING SYSTEM. THE COMMITTEE of MERCHANTS noini nated at the GENERAL MEETING of MERCHANTS held on the 11th October instant, at the City of London Ta vern, to confer with his Majesty's Minister,, request the Merchants and Traders in the Metropolis, as well a the Out ports, interested in the operations of thesetfrts, will send to ROBERT PEDDER; Esq. Gould-sqnirei London, Secretary to the Committee, any Information and Sukgestions relative thereto, and which are particularly requested, on . ot• before Monday, the 2.lth. ITALIAN FLOWER ROOTS. THE usual Imp ortat i on of NARCISSUS and HYACINTH ROOTS hag just been received; likewise n Supply of very excellent Hungary Water, Pruuella ,, , and other (dried) French Fruits, French M tard, &c.. Ter be had at Alessrs.l3AKTO VALLI, and Co's. 21, St. James's-street, Haymarket. TO WEST INDIA PLANTERS, NEW and IMPORTANT IMPROVEMENTS in PLANTATION' PONCERNS, which will effect an immense reduction of Expence, preserve the Negroes, and greatly diminish their labour, may be seen, by Letters of Ap pointment, at the MANUFACTORY of .1. C'ol.l,Jli, Ma chinist and Engineer, Bridge-road, Lambeth. Where also may be seen, his PATENT AXLETREES and'l3o‘'ES for IVEIEEL CARitIAGES. patronised by his . Koval Highness; the Prince Regent, their Koval Higlinesses the flakes of York, Clarence, Kent, and e_;:inil4erland, and upwards of Four Thousand of the Principal Nobility and Gentry of the Imperial Empire, whose Carriages are upon that Construc tion. WILLIAM B. NIPITNTAIN, SARACEN'S HEAD INN, Snow-Hill, London, The best Accommodation for Travellers, good Beds, choice Liquors, and moderate Char;;es. The following Post Coaches, Mail Coaches, &c. set out from the Saracen's Head Inn, Snow-Hill. VVEYMOUTH UNION Post Coach, four rosides,every Afternoon, through Dorchester, BI a rid ford, Salisbury, Andover; arrives at Weymouth next day, fire hours bet ire the Packets sail to Guernsey, jersey, Cher hoorgh, and St. Malec's. From Clierbourgli to i'aris is a most delightful Road, t he best and cheapest t;:avelling Pariz:. BRTGL-I'rOpil 'new elegant Post Coach, four Inslles only. every MArning'at nine 4.A...bra, t rough iCrawl ey, tlyegate, EXETER., - Plymouth, WeymouA, Dorchester, Falmouth, Dartmouth, and S ilishury, New Post Coa ß h every Music at half past Six o'cdoek, through Kquiton, Axmiu s r e i., • BOSTON, Spalding, Peterborengli, stilton and-Hunting don,new Royal I%lail Coach, sets out every Evening.---Coaches from Boston to Spilshv, Louth, l - 4riaishy, and BATH and lilti.TOL Flying P.i.it-Co.iehes, thrimgh Chippenham, Calnc, , and Marlborough, every' Afternorm,; arrive at Mr. May's, the Greyhound inn, Bath, and the Lon dOri--l'a.vern, Thomas-street, and the Swan, Bristol, tiext Morning.----Coaches to Wells, Bridgewater, Taunton', LEEDS pew Light Orriteh, ealle,! The Rockioghaai, sets out every Morning at Eight to'clo,..k; carries FOUr Insides only, and goes remarkably easy, with i Guard 040,1060: Passes through Stanford, Newark, ltetford, Doncaster, atfil 'Ferry bridge, to the Golden Lion, Leeds, next day at Not- . withstanding the uncommon Expedition of this (:oitch, it• is allowed to be the most agr e e a bl e an d complete Puirlic Con veyance on the North Road, being unequalled iu accommo.. dation .-by any other. . 'KENDAL, Lancaster, Preston, Kirby-Lonsdale, Bolton, Cherley, 01'mA:irk, and Garstang Post-Coaches, every After noon at Fire o'clock. _Gua r d e d.. • . 61:ASGOW, Lougtown, Clr:lna-Green,Annan, Dumfries, Brownhill, Tbornln. Sanquhar-Kiln, Canmock, and all Parts of Scotland, C am d im , C oach (Dail) • YORK, Newcastle and Edinburgh, new Coach, performed wi b a Goan! thruiighout, sets out e'v'ery Moen* at half past Six o'clock, by say of Newark, Retford, Taileaster, Dar lington, Northailerton, Dur:lam, Morputh; and' Berwick. Passengers finding themselves fatigued froth the length of the i may rest hat time they please, and then pro tilnme' m %T without any additional Fare. J. Clark, the Black Swan; Coney-street, York, rims Candies to Su n d er l an d, H il l!, Seartiorough - , Whitby, and other places. BRIDGENORTH and Walsal new P os t-C oac h, every - • , Evening. . LIVERPOOL. Post Coach, to carry four. Insides, sets out eve:y Morning. through Lutterworth, .Cross, Hinckley, Atherstoue, Tatuwotth,.Litelaiekl, Ullesthorp, Knittsford, Warrington, Northampton, and Dimstable, CARLISLE, i'eurith,- 'and Whitebaii•o; P o st-Coa c h, goes with Four Horses, and a Guatd all the yvay. Passes through Brough, pleb'y • Grliatahridge, Cuttericii, Boroughbridge, Wetherhy, Abertord, Doncaster, and Gran t hum (theirearest way by 18 Ales! ' sets out every Morning-, and performs the iouruey with the greatest facility. Pas sengers detained the Road by business or pkssare, have the pecn:i:r advantage of their Seats being secured in the next Coach. • WAKEFIELD Post-Coach, every Morning, at half-past Six o'clock. CHESTER, Newport, Whitchurch, Tarporley, Nantwich, Norawich,, Alitidiewicti, Post-Coach, .every Evening, as Five. O'cioe4. . . , SUNDERLAND, Stockton, and Yarm, new Coach, every Morning, to the George Inn, Sunderland. MANCHESTER, Winslow, Cimgleton, Newcastle, Walsal, and Wolverhampton, Post-Coach, every Afternoon. %inarded. SHREWSBURY, Weilington and Shilfnal, lust-Coach, the Prince of Wales, to • the Britannia, Shrewsbury, every Evening at Five o'clock, Guarded. SHEFFIELD and Rotherham Post-Coach, called the Rock ingham, every Morning.. SOUTHAMPTON, / Winchester, Alresford, and Alton Coach, every Evening. ' BIRMINGHAM Mercury Post Coach, with a Guard, sets out every Afternoon, and reaches i3irmingnain next (lay at Noon. Passes by Oxford, .Euston and Shipstone, to the Saracen's Head, Bull-street, and Castle Inn, Birmingham. BIRNENGHAM, Warwick, and Leamington, New Post Coach, every Mornin g . "AL, Northcave, - Hawden, Thorn, and Doncaster, Post- Coach, every Morning at half-past Six o'clock, to the Ball and Sun Inn, .Myton-Gate, Hull. HERTFORD, Ware, Hoddesdon, and Cheshunt CoaCh, very Morning. TOrIENHAM and Edmonton Coach, Daily, at Half-past Ten, Half-past Two, Hall-past FOur, and Half-past Seven o'clock. WILLIAM B. MOUNTAIN and Co. respeCtfiilly acquaint their Friends and 0)4: Piratic, that Qsev will out be account able for any Writing, Parcels,. Or Ltiggiig t , &e. o f more than Five Pounds ,r'alue, if lost or (tamaged, wiless entered a , such and paid fur accordingly, at the Saracen's Head Inn, Hill, Loridim. *.* pa‘, ng,ers and PqrceN: ;31 , ! 1)nolli,3 fi)r a l the aliore iNew ktinite Cellar Guacti-l)dwea Ti ik Day was pnbli shed, in Bvo. `price A LE rTER to th e EARL o f LIVERPOOL, Ilk on the PROBABLE EFFECT of a GREAT REDUC. VO' of CORN PRICE`:, by IMPORTATION; upon the trlatire Condition of the State and its Creditors; and of Debtors .nd Creditors in general. London • P= inted by and fur Black, Parry, and Co. 1)ook : "sellers to the Hon. East India Company, Leadenhall-street. This Day were published, in Bvu. price 9s. bin. i t "[PINE SKETCHES, comprised in g "short _llk Tour through Parts of Holland, Flanders, France, Sa voy, Switzerland, and Germany, (iring the Summer of ISI4. By A MEMBER of the riNIVERSPFY of OXFORD. Printed for Lougman, Hurst, itees, Orme and Brown, Pa ternoster-To*. This• Day was published, - - In Three Volumes, 12mo. the Second Edition, price 11. Is. boards, of WAVERLEY " 'Tis Sixty Years since." A Ni.oe Printed by J. nallantyne and Co. for .Longman, Hurst, Rees, Grme, and Brown, London; and Archibald Constable anu Co. Edinburgh. Lately published, . . . In' Octavo, with Coloured Plates, price 219. and 10s. 6cl. Plain, rriii FLOIth.NT'S GUIDE; a Coinplete Trea tise on the Colttn e and Management.of the principal Fancy Flewers, and 1111160ns Roots. -.„. .1:v JAMES .\IADJ)OCK, late of Walworth. A New Edition, enlarged by CURTIS; with representa tions of the Flowers, accurately coloured from Nature, and Engravinzs.descriptive of the various processes of C-htrilening, and the lnapimiletils,used ire Horticulture.. A few Fine Copies, price 11. 1 is. 6d. Londaki: Printed for J. Harding, 36, St. James's-street. FARMING. ACCOUNT 1300 K for 1814-15. TLI E ANNUAL BOOK for KEEPING FAII.7,IER:i' ACCO!TNTS, Ruled for Fifty-two Weeks, and lu - ranged for ,the current Year, is now ready for . delivery. The great ease with :vhich Country AccOunts are stated and kept, by mean. of the print e d T a bl es an d p l a i n -directions co n t a i ne d in this work, has recommended - it to very general uhe throughont the kingdom ; and this new Edition is offered.witli increased confidence to' the 'notice of Laudnolden:, Formers, Stewards, Bailiffs, and Cultivators of every description, as well calculated to remove a d.ifli culty that iS mu c h com pl a i ne d o f , b y ena bli ng any Farm Ser vant who can write,' to keep with accuracy a daily account of the Stock and Crops, of Labour performed, of Receipts, Outgoilei - s— and in fact, of every thing 4i cifit on a Farm each week tlir.itlithout tie ye3r;----priitted on writing paper, price ; - ,,r oar, or lOs. Cd, for hal! a year's book. Printed to John liarding„36 . , St. James's-street, anal Nold by every Bookseller, stationer, and Newsman, in the kingdom. DE"IONATING BALLS. TO THE EDITOR OF THE SIN. Margate, Oet. 20, 1814. Sir,---on Sunday last I was requested to visit a little girl (five' years .ot r age.), yvho unfortunately m staki:tg a _Detonating Bail for Pea, had take!' it into her iu in, which it exploded : a consi derable hremorrhage iminediately arose, and by f.. 1 or "Znbtiii: - , 4 :0- 4 v , ,ittutes utter the accident) her lips and tr*Kot exctedingly inflamed and steeled, the former having the ap pearance of Ewing scorched. I conclude that she had bitten the ball with her front tetth,anCii suspect, if it had been (hole by the grinders, the consequences woul4l have been fatal. The child's • .. mouth is now fast recovering, but her nervous system has received such a shock'as will, I fear, take a long time to remove. Previous to this accident : I had never seen .one of the Detonatingßails, and wishing to ascertain how far the ignition of gunpowder was attribut 'able " lu accident," as asserted by Mr. BANKS and others, t made the following experiments :- Ist, 1 took a small quantity of 'gunpowder, and rolled it up-in .roc writing paper,' with one of the . Bails ; upon gilog it pressure with the foot, the Bill exploded, and the powder was instantly in flanied, 2411 y, 1, substitntetl coarse brown paper, instead of writhig paper i and the result was as in the first experiment. 3(ily, I laid a sheet of writing paper, on the floor, on which I placed a Ball, and having co veted it with gunpowder, I nfade a pressure with my foot on tne Bail; it.exploded, and the powder became Mita Med. 4t iy, I placed a Ball with. some powder be tween two skins of white leather; 1 made pres sure with tuv loot on the Bail ; it exploded, and the powder inflamed. . sthly, I made use of a silk handkerchief with a sinti;ar result. 6thly, I loaded a musket with powder, and -having removed the film substituted a piece of wood ; one of the bulls was nut into the pan with the priming, and on pulling the trigger, the piece was immediately discharged. It is right to state, that in the Whoie I have ex ploded four and twenty balls with gunpowder, and of that number ,seventeen have inflamed the powder. ' Now, Sir, these facts are so - much at variance with the statements and opinions, lately detailed io THE SUN, that 1 have thought it right to make them public, having no other object in view than to guard against imaginary security, and to spew that the construction of the Act of Parliament as dt-fiiied by .the Magistrates in Queen-square, Was perfectly `correct. The balk which limed Were obtained from "Ur. COOPER. My gunpokver was good, but not ••of a `` Superior qii 3 Oity. - I am Sir, yours, &c. • DANIEL JARVIS, Note.—We insert this communicating with Measure, as we wish to give every facility to the CIISCUS,iOII of a " h jett of great chemical and 'phdvophical cariosity. . 4 is but justice tip add, 11 , ;wevi ., r, that w, have seen-the same experiment: re peatedly tried wittn-t igniting I he gunpowdei, and in DO one instance prmhicing that etrect.—En. IVe have intuit pleasure in sta:Lg, that tire in habitants of LOughborougli have resolved on e*ta bli•hing a school in that town, on the Miolras system, and that a subscriptioir had eady been v , ry h;wrally cone nenced for that purpose.—(Not tiliam. Ga,zoe.)- - WV, HALIFAX l'A • 1303 TON, SHPT. o.—l - 115 Excellency 6overnor Strong has summoned an Extra'ordinaryistir,:ting of the Legislatur e of MaAsacinis'etts, for thti'Sill of October next, " that scch meassitteg may he ado Ned as in their judgment the pr'e-sent diingerr. Otis state of public affairs may render expctlicut." United States 6 per cent. Stock Sold yesterdaV at public auction, at the exchange Cotfee-hotise. in this town, at 69 per cent. in presence ot some of the principal monied men in trlt;n. The last public sale previous was made at 80: PLATTSBURGH, SE'Pr. I.—The enemy's force have advanced into our country; they last night encamped in Champlain. They are represented. at 5000— . 15 or 20 pieces of artillery : of this force 4. 4 are said to be Indians, - •aq 100 or 200 Dragoons... It ins believed :see;:,, to attack this place. Major Appling, with his corps, are at Chazy. We hear nothing of the British fleet ; it is believed to be ready. • Our fleet remains at Chazy. . An express, who came in this morning, has fur nished us with the following copy of a BRIGADE GENERAL . oRpER. Camp Odletown, Ang.:3o, 1814. Major-General Brisbane having riceiv . a in structioos to advance with the troops under his command into the territory of the United States, avails himself of the opportunity of J•eptc , iting the Commanding Officers will use every exertion to maintain the strictest discipline in the troop s under his command ; and h e holds them respon. that in every instance where a complaint i 3 made to him of any-injury sustained by the inha bitants, that he will see them redressed, and whatever damage is done is instantly to lie paid tor, and charged against those concerned ; and where this cannot be ascertained, to the corps In general, so that unotiending people may not be sufferers. In taking the necessary precaution against in dividuals who may ..so far forget what is due to themselves and their country as to commit acts of plunder or violence, the Major-General is at the same time fully convinced, that almost' the whole of the troops are determined that their con duct shall not bring disgrace on the British name ; he therefore calls on them to discover those who May be guilty of any act of plunder or Oppression, that they may he brought .to the punishment they merit ; and the soldiers must sail find that such' a line, of conduct will irild utuch . to their com forts ; for the inhabitants of the country, they are properly treated and pt•Jfectetl, wilt bring every article necessary into the camp : for those whci remain gniet in their housCs :ire. not in ,... tne smallest degree to be molested, mit. their propT , Ay tfi its being paid for, as it is nut agl,nst per sons that Great Britain makes 'catbut'agaihst a Government, whose folly anal ambition bas -brought the miseries of war into their colliery, and the army and i n di v id ua l s i n support of such a Governthent. The Major-General commanding lins requeteil the Magistrates 'of the country to explain :o !he people his object and determination on entering the American territory, and he trusts that the ~ :onduct of the soldiers will be such as, to Mica no shade of dishonour on their country, By command of Major-Geo...nal BRISBANE, • JAMES CAMPBELL, Major or Brigade. FEVER AT GIBRALTAR. [Farther Particulars.] GIBRALTAR, SEPT. 24.—Amongst the deaths are many whom you know- 4 -Mr. Melville, Lieut. Drummond, It. A., Lieut. Tai)ouillet, Dillon's Reg., and Capt.:Grant,•26th Reg.—Mr. Wearing, one of the yomig men belonging to the Court House, and a poor old Moor, was found dead in his house, at the South—none of which cases ex ceeded five days illness,. Mr. Joseph Wand h:ts - had a pretty severe attack, but is getting quite Mr. Duguie's family has been fortunate (4 we may call it so), his wife, brother, two chil dren, .one of his clerks, servant boy, and one or two of his female servants, have all had it, anti recovered ; it has now made its appearance in all the regiments, even to Europa, where the Ilth is stationed : it is calculated_ that there are abbot 3,500 of the garrison 'Wirt) have not yet had it. So much for this utiforthote account, and I ahi sorry to be •obliged to draw such a '.picture. never saw the place half so inisaable in its np- Pearance—there are but •few families left, most of them at St. Roque.- I sometimes walk out to the Cordon, to take a look at ou r f r i cu d s , b ut we are kept at coat distance, it is impossibleto Gear . eaelv other. SEPT. 25.—This morning arrived a convoy from England of 44 sail: ire imderstan4 thrce reg;- ments are on board for this place, hut the Adthir.il bes ordered the who!e of tho transports to anchor over at Algesiras,'whcre it is reported they arc :o encamp until the sickness has subsided. COURT , MARTIA.L ON COLONEL QUIN)*INr. Lord Combermere, Lott! E. Som,erset, General -Grant, and .ever.il other Officers, y,..stt:;d:ty Carkii in stl)pot I of the folirth charge, and Coi. Pallier stated that he had closed the else for the prosecution. General Vyse (Pr,•sident) ir.- foroied tl.e Court Ora Colonel Qointin desired, time to prk pare his doence, riot he kloald he reaify to enter tipoß it on Tuesday next :it :ea o'clock. Th.• Court acceded to this rcgtiot, and adjourucciaccordit%ly.