The Sun. — London, England, 1814-05-12 00:00:00

I ! a ~1 , 1 z. :1 ' THE:VIRE DRURY-LANE. .1111J.8 P RESENT EVENING, May 12, their Servantr_v_il . l_ perform the Tragedy of ° th'=. ll o, Mr. Ke . ati; De.stiettionn, Miss Smith. 41fLer which , thy. new Interlude of INTRIGUE • To which N 4 ill be added, • nn '1 • 11T.I`E DEVILS, p , . •• • O aY : Font •IA ' • wiLli luirigue; • and Tbe ood . 4.11 • 7 - ----.-- • - 11 .11-TEATRE : RO . Y.IL, COVENT-GARDEN. ins 1 i . ' - tI IESENT . EVENING, May 12, %till PtltormedtheUnoic Opera. of . "Tin A. l , LOVE IN A VILLAGE. 1 0 wl' -'i', a "ivs; Mr. Si uchiir ;' Rosetta, Miss Stephens. . . ' viii ;,,. , i(ieti; the Romantie.Melo-Drama of To rour,. TT-IE TA RTAR. -------- ----Z --, r ''w, Othel l o; with "c iniour the Tartar. i ., -----, - - The retn,;:.l2-ti 111- TimE 'IN THI-S . COLTN'FRY. , , ~i , , • 1 -lu t i f ,., i ~::--, . o ocilitv and unslu.dien. Intrepidity of the att etiti„. ' ,l '.: frora Gerinany, 'Continuing to' exe.ite general , .... - b• ~..• 1 '"'d arida , th:tt singular Animal will tepea. .''..-c,lic',.qr4e'rdinarY.Pernf'uer-inan.ces eit.!,' Evening'till further 1i.0 , ,• ,11. ~. . . th e jj, - I"II: ' I I I THEA.TRE (AS",fLEY'S,, lI:ESTAI,IN: . ad ei . Patronage of ..tileir - SIT% BRIDGE, • rw. IL , 11 oyal Highnesses the PRINCE 'REGEN T and DUNE of Yontr.. -1,...1,5, EVENING; 12th, To-m6riow,rtiday, Pert2)", - :'" , anti Saturday, i lth May, will &v .-presented (by (A N. s , on of the. Proprietors of the Theatre Roy.il,_ Covent tl), A r,n) a Grand ,Eques+rian Burletti Spectacle, founded on tilt 1,'"lo-braule-, oniledTHE SECRET MINE; introducing d Stud of Horses. . k,Nis!)4.raursit of the Evening, various Feats of HORSE- I t • 'II'• I d' t.l after Ni - hich, the very eictraortli iry • wow :a t..y ev, e i i haa,d nouvelle •Performances of -the FLYING, STAG, .., 1 , 4 , 4 „ 3 ,_‘11 on the Continent by the name of ,ZEPHYR. 9',1, - :, l l* liine, A Netv Dirertiseinent, called THE INCON . ss,,, ' `: v ILLAGER ; by the Misses Adams and Monsieur :Ir.. Ij,' ' 'assisted by the Corps de fiallet.—A Comic Song, by 4 11(1,;',., T itig•--T o -. conclude with MERLIN'S - CAVE, or ~, bi,„ '' , a -n - ,S'S M .I.SQUE RADE. 4 '.igho °Peri at Half-past Five.—Second-price, Half-past '... 4 DISTRESti IN GERMANY. 1-11 LE Europe .4 ' , t l i NsPect of Peace, 'and every heart is devis . ing . the .. `Ahiel"l).tessive means of giving vent to the generous teelin, , ,s . io qilit. excites, the CONIMfefEE for retieviug3lSl RESS . %at ~.)IANY deem it scarcetyneedfulremind Britos, t , er,. ,_ i leAvl t , l , , _ !s no de_mof rejoicing 'fy, no wny n ot in fr . ? ? et e " ..-f o r the bless •s'i.R. aii, t " . ur gratitude .to AlMighty Proin.i.,n c. i'l th hst . L noble titan the .idief of the. distressed, the rescue . hated,, st Ittio are ready to perish. - The weesn.3, l so: often i°' aid to the suffariug Gernr.iw, l'exists, much Lly 0 ea lY been done, and upwards of 80,00al. has been no sorreo„ntriOtited, and promptly remitted, to alleviate the tear.e.",', which the happier circumstances of . this County v! .. I_ liens (7 -e.14131-1 1:us justly to conceive-of. • But there are , m i ll ext.,,oril Sufferers to - whom the Mind of Charity must 3 , 4 , be ° ."' Pro '"'e ' life •• id litre: was the Proeerb, that He rtsvgn"." l l'Pti ' g : • a' double," more, applicable than at t n or p e o t t , t: ,. t . ,?;n s ` 4 L:o 3 f these DiStresses will be found in the Re ,,,74lmittee which, as well as Papers for'Chute . he a s t Acke'r'' o ti Qhs, iiii ' v be had at the London Tavern,. arid. I r4 i s 411t1t)34 - , 1 1 1: s t : 10 1, . ' t4trandi to the •number of twenty-fire, 11 Paper , iit ' -O-4e thatmumber, on large paper at 7s. and ". Per hundred. Ataa h „, "''''' already nerFilistd - - - At c • . Subscriptions si! A ~., onunittee Rtioru• I ir i ." 4 g Alan per - ker. t i . pel att 1 Z' I 0 tio , or ate llan Let, till i g?,oorn - • toe,,T•i'litasluallTeu ev.otsc Party t / C oUrtn.. oi l f ~. . 3, ' leef:7'.ng..iville eol-, 4 , , iir ) 11, his Par ' ish ' .8 1 p rom I:s lt , (ler, I,' s q . . 5 5 Pe a I P° Or Religious le ett l i d e , o Wales, col li, , rtes, bYin flab Mr. ~.. R B t r: 'end, of r 571. iss. iod. oriti,4 ardshatv & t l i '"0111 1 : 11 thood, 2d 11 I,attb e _ ii te - WI. as. 4d. ti the _ 41, Craven, ESq. et 0 z b o i er 4441 .Niinett, Ci e W • l'il c 1 or ter and C o. 11 'f e b ell Esq. tnitVlnts Ellic e _ et-C.3.'4 Chapelilior • kotitn', after .a S-r -" 'ter B. - 1c , .- 11 4, 4 ;', 411 , ztt,e42,l Collection, "n t : d t F l ing 11L I3S. 2d. ti t ~ " , burgh a n d, .. taitt.. leii 'itY, sth re k.:lll,,tice, • pc'r J. , Pbell;E sq. 116 6 , nh T h Acripti `ti ,e 1 , , , MIS rec , ...ived at.th . ..,, t 1 . , , ~ - , 1 03-(1:s ,--. oe ‘-' 1 •-hous e ... tilers in. tuvino' ' Alld co(i . nl R. li ••,.,,,_,.______ . LIP .4.63,998 1,3 0 lice received Miss Itead' - 2 2 Me..E. Read - - t 1 S. R. Hackney, adc:i tionat - - 5 0 Thoinas Humpage ' per Rev. Mt. Latrobe e 0 Some poor Children of the Mint .'..nriday School, per It. Kes terton - 1 0 Parish of . °spring, Kent, per Rev. Jer. Jacc , m, - 225. 4s. Gd. At the Bar of the City of 5 CI 16 0 London Tavcrn. F. Mesturas, Esq. 2 0 John Ray, Esq. - 1 1 NV. IT. IN:ewmitn - 1 0 • At,•Lloyd's. M. G. A. - - 10 . 0 Collected by the Church - Wardens, Broxham, Berts, . during Divine Ser-. vice - . 23 C R. Blakernore, Velni- • dra-honse, near Car - - - 0 Mrs. Ashley, Epsom 5 0 R. C. - - - 2 2 A Nlite'fr(>ra E. C. 1 0 J. G. - - - 1 1 E. C. G. - - 1 1 Mr. Peter Fly - foot 1 1 50 0 5, 6 S 25 0 21 0 le Bars of the City of, London Stock Exchange; and at all [try. i. MARTEN ' I Sedretaries. KE HO WARD,/ _ . A _ ___ ?- ip DE, FORrxr, GLOUCESTERSHIRE. CI - 11 1 - A the S '°l-4 . D 'BY AUCTION; by Order of ,—, ,1 4:1 % - ,,ight ft„,, Lord 1 lbervie, William Dacres " 1 17-:,, -- :''' I-le Dawkins,.".. (" F e' au i re Commissioners of Zra r fiil,--1'1:s wo n o l d ,:; Esquires, LaudC Revenues, at , the fk,relit I,::‘ewnliall.!2 F ' Tn t eld the 17th :qv 1 8 1, 4.111 7 0 M 1 7 i uNDIt t 2 -` n % ,The ilrit'TZ Te ONE THOITSANp. ?EN . I . ', e r:' , . tr :l ' ; D E ' 1,-(,1,N, EI:E.LIEN ) O AK TIMBER TREES, fe ( l , l ,(. 1 . -1 'illije; NI te es for . .1 e use . of the Navy; and of 44 , , 1 . ? a lt., % - "'t.s of r's.ees felled' for S ale 'l in the said Forest ; also. several "ell W i ol ted Oak and Beech Timber, and 200 Cords of The panic 0 . , A.,, d i u l ars _ c o i ef ali es, Esc, and Cond , ltions . o s E a a ie ,t m y "y c ‘ i, b, c h e a n t r i t c : f i,.,b'eadr -11.,0f , i. .• puty ~ u rve)or,. ' li te - M , '', ••John Dodavon, Assistant Deputy Surveyor* 'e' Wl: ite e ll ci p p ` lisk r ti••a radon`ey; or at the °thee of Woods, -,—,,............,..2 ' P lace, Lo. ' - i „ ----, - MlL . rz His MAJESTY'S LETTEIIS PATENT'. ... , Ajoye, o IMPERIAL TWTN.L? CLOTH, tiade. (Warranted free from Itlixtuee whatever) in the. Various Witlth.., of 7-8 and 4-4 fur Shirting, and 9-8; r , -4, and G-4, for Sheeting'. . • 11111 S ARTICLE, so Desir4ble fjp. its Econo-, `Lke h , r 'n . y, and its great con du c iveness to health, is mann- . •'''`i ou a • l • , t l'ugreahle 1 14,*1?-1, toile ( I" ari l'l. It so regulating the havingperspiration,. • the ;If ',„llm' thing' of t a'cold nature, , mixed with it, that lir e , e irects of sudden cold chill, after exercise, is totally_ is ~,"ted, and is suitable to every Climate anci Season. It k-,,1, Stamped with the •Patentee's, name, &c.. at . the- 4t 4ii i " INDIA W AREI - 10T:SES, No. 16, CHEAPSME, and . Alat s net' Hause; ill Pieces of 26 yards eac2d, and upwards, e . ; ' 4 '. as. Bs. 6d. and . 43. Gil. per yard, anti nearly li . alt the . -rardsvf other Cloth; The 5-4 Shejetings are from . -26 ..o c..- w od : from 2s. 6d. to 3s. Gd. and _the G-4 from :-16 .yards n . p 7 „ t9 1 ,...,' l''' , ln so. Gd. to 4s. &Leper yard. Orders (with remit ,i,i',..,Punetually executed. • 41" e Pateiitee begs to state, for the information of 'Me l t . ; •-Niet l • s 44 rOad, aud of•Pamilies - residing at n distance from , t , l :.etariiitt:::„icitlii),,itshiautt tli ele , ll:! ece is stamped alijee'ilik.s.lo-t-•iic, . ta '.... '1) necssary th 'attent above, and to whiclt it Ls , pal Li • e %. 7 . •... ~.... 4 3 ' .;4. ; --% I " THURSDAY, MAY ..12., -1814. EAST INDIA HOUSE, May It, 1814• 971iE.COURT of DIRECTOZIS of the UNIT ED COMPANY of :lER.CIL' A NTS of ENGL.':.`,D, TRADING to the RAS - r rNmEs, do hereby give Noticez, Tliat a GENERAL COURT of the said COMPANY %%ill he. HELD at their HOUSE; in Leadenhail-Street, on wEDNts- DAY J the 25th Inst. at Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon, to take into consideration the RESOLUTIONS cl the COURT of DIRECTORS on the subject of the expired Pensions, which were laid before the neneral Court on.the 4th Just. ; viz.— That the Annuity granted to Warren Hastings, Esq. for the term of es years and a half, from 24th June, 1755, of 40001. which expired on the 25th Dec. 1543, be continued to him from that period during the term of his natural life. • That the Pension of 5001. per annum, granted on the 13th Oct. 1796,. to Sir John Kennawav, for seventeen years and a half, from 29th Sept. preceding, which expired at Lady-day last, be continued to him for the term of his natural I;fe,. That the Annuity of 50001. granted op the 15th January, tBOl, to Marquis Wellesley, for the terns of 20 . Years: fw"' Me Ist Sept. 1795, &c. be coutiatted to his Lordship for the term of his natural - life: - • The. Court of Directors 'do also give Notice, That at the said General Colift the following Resolution of the General Court of the 4th Inst. will be stibmittec7 to thew for their confirmation Resolved unanimously, That this. Court approve and con firm tl:c Resolution of a:. Court.of Directors of bth Jan: last, fixing the salary of Mr. William 11; , Cu!loch, one of the As sistant Secretaries in the department of the - Examiner of In dian Correspondence, at 12001. Ter annuri, to commence front April last. • ' ,The Coisrt of Directors do likewise give Notice, That the AccOunt of all Pensions above Two Hundred Pounds per Ann. payable by said Company, also the • Lette: from the Earl of Buckinglianishire, addressed to the Chairman, dated 12th Jan. last, and the Resolutions of the Court of Directors on the subject of the Expired Pensions, laid before thi, general Court on the 4th Inst. and ordered to be printe;t, are now printing for the use of the Proprietors, and Will he ready to. be delivered at this House 'on Friday the I::ith Inst. at 12 o'clock at noon. • • The Court of Directors do farther giro Notice; That.NO ewes have been given by Proprietors of Motions intended to be made at the said General COurt, VS be held on the 25th Inst. to the following etrect, viz.— _." That, in consideration of th'important services of .the Right_ Honourable Warren Ilas'.ings, formerly Governor-Ge neral of Bengal, an annuity of Five Thousand founds shall be granted to the said Air.vren aastin Ar , to commence on the 25th day of December:, 'lBl3, and to continue during the term of his nattrralLife; and that the further sum 'ef '19,0001. be.granted to the said. Warren Hastings, being.the diffeTenco for 19 years between the Annuity of 50:)01. originally vote;; to him by the Court of ProprietOrs in the year 17;I5, and that of 40001. 'cooented try by th 4 Commis , ioners for the Alrairs of ,India, in 1196; + the said Annuity and -Grant .tn-iszne out of .the TerritArial Revenues of India, aad to be paya;ile in Engla . " That this Pensi3o proposed to be granted to Marquis Wellesley during hi, Lordship's life, be cOntinued to , his Exec , 0,-s; Administrators, and Assigns, during the pre- ser.t Charter. "That the sum of Twenty Thousand Pounds be granted to the pre;: at Lord Melville, in testimony of the eminent ser vices rendered to the East India Company by his late Father." JAMES COBB, Seerclary. 17c'l'r.!1_,LINC-OFFICE, May 9,' 1314. TIIE (70.11 J/ ro iv, R. S for 'l ) lC7"rf.l LLING 11,, ALLlzsTrs iviii/E.do hereby give Notice, That cm 57th fthytant, they . willrhe reeetly iv, re ceive Tenders wri4ing Ocaled !ip),"'uN,l. treat fee the sale'of Fifteen Thua,:and flags; each. eoeitaining e4P Ann dred hf.cf gOod , leiter, serviceable 23ISI:11 I' , emu. in His J.:hi/tit y / "ictutelling Stores at i'ls , mouth, to Or freii Ve'ted to,' ititittahen • plt7'Chascrs from the Prharf or Stoics b,if;tit ir in g to 14 , 2 / r ictffedanJ., , .Departlheft at Ilia Purt, iie the sTaer after the dog sale. The Ban - t,. di ti , ,,ed 7 Eq . , en,l ine:%“. 7 ,1 the. , price of the BiSeeit, 9.ilcy k Li s r.,- ( ted yy app.'itvei.on to mr. Miller, the Agent riet2,e,:ler. .Dipusit of Tweoty-five per Ce,?r. ta.be medUy the Purchasers at the time nf• f';'"fl,rze 'F:aiders, and the remainder of the Purelea..e. ~ oe 7 to Le paid &fore the Biscuit is nmeecrl from the sare,ni4c.. 2V, Tender 1,1,7 Le accepted fur Ic/s liana'reet "Bags; - nor • hod„.ta , vq - Arr!-;.;,: shall nor 7,41 in words at length, Ilutt shall not lie delivered to the Board before o. , ,,F4l'e.'uch on the said rriday, the2.7th histah , , jke Person telex makes the Ten der, or some Person un: his ite-hall, attends, to answer when called .for. This Day was published, price ?s.•Gd. THE SPEEeII of the Right Hon GEORGE ROSE, in the HOUSE of COMMONS, on the sth of. May, 1814, on the Subject of theCORN LAWS. Printed for T. Cadet! and W. Davies, Strand ; and J. Hatchard, Piccadilly. Publishol thi% Day,' (Dedicated, by permission, ' to his Royal Highn e ss th e Pri n ce Regent), LLEATENTS of TUITION, Part 11. The En„ fish School, 12.3.—Lately published, Part I. The Madras School, 45.; and - Instructions for conducting Schools, 2s.—Also a Sermon preached at Lambeth, Is. 6d. By the Rev. A. BELL, L. L.. and D. D. Master of Slierborn Hospital. Sold by Murray, Itivingtons, Hatchard, Longman, and Un derwood. MEDICO-CHIRURGICAL TRANSACTIONS,rVOL. IV. This Day was_ Piabli<hed, In Octavo, price 11. ls. h;)ar(k;with Plates, some of which arc huantiftiliy colooreal), Vol. IV. of . . • • - - 11 EDI CO CillitUßcilCAL TRANSAC -137... published by the Medical and Chirurgical . _ . Society of Lo . ndon. . • • Printed for Lougman, Hurst, Rees, Osme, and Brown, Paternoster-r Ow. Of whom may be bad, the,first, Three Volumes, price 21.45. boards. A RECEWT TO LOOK AT LEAST TEN YEAItS YOUNGER. GREY HAIR' always mikes a person look old, and, when it happens in early life. may be reckou ed a serious misfortune: hence various remedies are attempt ed : powder and false bait are Ott most genet at many people have an objection to both, particularly in hot wea ther; an Article Which Changes the Hair to a Permanent Colour is, therefore, presumed to he a desideratum of fliport once ; such Is ATKINSON'S VEGETABLE. DYE, a Botanical iComposition, at once cleanly, innocent; and efficacious ; it immediately -changes Grey or Red Hair to a beautiful and permanent Auburn or Black, by so easy a :node of applica tion that any Lade Or Gentleman may change the colour of .their own flair with ease . and Secrecy, and, to ratoove all doubt ur prejudice in.theattinds of the sceptic il, the'Proprie tor offers to forfeit One Hundred Pound's if the Vegetable Dye doe, not answer every purpose for which it is reeouientl ell.' Sold, pride ss. 7s. Gd. lOs. Gil. and One Guinea, by James Atkinson, Perfumer, No. 48, Gerrard-street, Sobo-square;: London, and by most Perfumers and Hair DiessersiuXowo and Country. , Ladies and Gentlemen in the Country sending a remit , . tame by post, will have a.stipply by return coach. Also, i!, , itrotlised by the it oval 1 o oily, and most of the No bility, As KINSON' (TWANG FLUID, allowed to be;the moit.elagant Article ever invented to moisten the Hair with in dressing; it removes all daudruif i or other impurities, which makes it harsh.or obstructs the growth, makes it. grow Snick and long; giyeA'it a - Onss and appearance heaufiful hey,,nd description, - produces a strong Curl, which retains its form in exercise, or in damp weather, &c. For its wonderful proper ties for the Growth of * the fiAir, see stone real:v. - 1.441e testi monies of itsetlicaey in tin " Essay'on the Hair,'' enclosed with .each Bettie, ice As. Gd. Gs. and One Guinea. Caution—Ask for Atkinson's Fluid or Pye, and observe t 4 ;,;; Signature,.as there are Counterfeits. OF 'ICE OF (11W.V.4NCE, 131 k dprit, 1814. TUE *PRINCIPAL OFFICERS cif His MA— JESTVIS., 'olth...V.:LVag do her. 7 y give Notice, that Proposals u. ill be receic‘,'d; at !heir gyice, in Pall-Mall, on or bffore Miniday the . 16th day of :.Mfoy next, from such Persons as may be to undertake the . Supply of IN INGr TOOL`;,/orService of t4s Depart:a:L.7,4.ll)r a Perioe of Three Years, determinable after the .Expiration of thefirst Year, von. Notice of Zhree Months, (71 the option of either Party. . Patterns tj the ildicles may be viewed upon application at the Principal Storekeeper's Ogice ,in the Tow re atul farther Particulars, together with the Terms and Conditios of the Contrail, lay be hnowsi at the Secretary's Office, in Pall- Nall aforesaid, any day between the flours if Ten and Four 'l , 4c-7.f:the Projio.s a is owst be delivered , sealed up, - and endorsed," Propos-als 'fouls;" but no Propo 7 Sal can be adatittCd after the said IGth Molt at Twelve o'Clook at ,V,een of die .vaner bay, 'neither will any Tender be noticed, unless the Party Makin = : it, or an : dgent in his behalf, Shall attend. Bu Order (f M.e.? Board, R. H Secretary. , HARVEY'S SAUCE Foa FISH, GAME, STEAKS, &c. ii—l -above admired: Article continues to he prepared only at I.A.ZENIIY'S Warehouse, NO. 6, Ed ward-street; Portman-square, and - is respectfully recommend wed to the Nobility and Ce-tary as most excellent sAUCE for ail:kinels of FlSif ; it is particularly excellent with GAME, STEAKS, COLD NI LAT, &c. To prevent imposition, none can pciviibly be geutiine unioss the, l'a'Jel on each bottle is signed .I.,azenhy. L. takes this onportitnitylo recommend her re 4.soine ~E.'SSESC.Eiof ANctioviEs, YINE SALAD 17721,,11e(:*.5; crF,dr h, with a variety of rich Sauces and Pieldes, may he bad ini'eatilify e!trmartatien.. • COAL. TAR. BROWN, AND liAlyf's. • . 111 HE C.OAL TAR BROWN is of two 'viz. Common Tar Brown 18s. per cwt. and Refined Tar Brown I , s. per cwt.; they are both applicable to the cover ing rou Fencing,• Porous . Tiles, Weather Boarding, Sluice Gates, Wood uu'iler Ground and Water; particularly the Refined Tar; which is a very varnable Preparation of Coal Tar, it being perfectly insoluble in Water. The Worm will.not penetrate where it is used; it.is also of a good colour, dries very hard, and is easily applied, requiring only to he. heated, and laid on kith a common tar-brush. The impene trable Paints are very ornamental,. and may be applied with advantage to all purposes of useful painting, both inside and outside, where a handsome appearance, durability, and (yen 1110111y, are considcrationi ; but for park-pailings, stucco and plaster fronts, iron and - Wood railing, and • out-buildings of every deseription,ehey are peculiarly adapted, as they. resist the stfects of the weather in an astonishing degree, are a for the worm- and dry-rot, and Will stand in hot climates; they are of the following colours awl prices, ri7.---luvisilde Green, 565. per cwt. Dark Green, 765. Olive Green, 11 Fine Deep Green, ts. 6d. to S".!s. per lb. Slate Lead tend Stone Colours, 665. per cwt. flincolaie 525. Red or Brown, 425. and. White Paint, 60s. Prepared Oil to-thin Them for use 7s. per gallon. -Sold at the British _Paint Manufactory, G 2, Queen-street, CheaPside, .I.4pncln..—Linseed Cake, &c. Merchants, Citptains, and the Trade, supplied on li beral Terms. WESSEL'S JESUUN !MOPS. TUE Genuine JESUITS DROPS have been long known awl esteemed a. gait, chow), etreztual, and often tui uxunetbate cute for Stransitary,Gliit * ts, Weakness of the Kiidnies or Bladder; WOl when talieu on the first attack, of Verwreal Infection, they will infallibly acconiplish the de sired effect should the complaint advanceti, it will be necessary to take the Specific Rimedywith the Jesuits Drops. . .The great object ti‘ he attended to i,, that purchasers shouid be careful in havin the true and genuine Preparation, as ort, unsife and dangerous atteMpted to be foisted 4 tt,e public, by ,absoluke falsehoods, are so nume rous, that the proprietors request every purchaser to risk fur IiSS'EL'S JESUITS DttOPS. CAtmos..---The genuine NVessefl's Jesuit's'Drops are irt i in a black sta:up, with rt,c following engraven there seetllT the Proprietor harp piracy): "E„ Edwards, suece,sor to Joseph Wessel, 66, St. Paul's Church , yard." Price 2s. 911. per bottle, and in large bottles, Containing Ten small, 11. 2s. A REAL BLESSING- TO MOTHEn. IF ever there was a Medicine sent from Heaven .for- suffering Dahes, the AMERICAN SOOTHING SYRUP claims tl,. pre-eminence. • The Child of Mr,. Hall, No. 38,- Brownhiw-street, Long A c re, was a malty'. Auring dentition ; at the age of Eighteen Months was As helpless as an infant juit burn, had not a Tooth, and was so weak in his loins, that he was quite a cripple,. attended with a continual fever, and much convulsed, when fortunately Mrs. Halt, hearing the number of 'Children the :Syrup had cured, pitroba , ed a bottle. The first • time• the gulus were rubbed hebegan to mend, in less than a month had sewer: lTeeth throng - 1i; he has gottbem through, and is a fine Child, considering that at the age of two years the Doctor thought be would never have any use, of his legs; he can with the help of crutchos. They . have - lust. three children in teething. She has got one that is only ten months old, and can watt with one hand has got no pain in his month, • by rubbing his gums in time with the Syrup. To be bad of the Proprietors, Johnson- and 94, Newman-street, Oxford-street; end by their appoint wed, of Barclay and Son, Fleet-market; Bolton and Tott, Royal Exchange; and Wistam, 3P, Strand ; and by all the principal Medicine Venders in Town and Country, at a bottle. Caution.—file sure to ask for Johnson a:sfl American, Soothing Syrup, as there are several spurioni sorts. Mts. 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Yepterday the PRINCE REGENT held a Levet! at ,Carlton House, which was numerously and .splendidly attended. .Previous to the Levee, his Royal Highness gave an audience to the Prince % Of WURTEMBERG. The Bavarian 'lnd Wurtemberg Ministers were introduced to his Royal Highness by the Earl of LIVERPOOL. Both the Ministers delivered their creitentials, and were most graciously received. The Earl of AYLESBURY had an audience of the PRINCE, and delivered the Order and Ribbon of St. Andrew, worn by the late Earl, his father. There were upwards of 150 of tlie Royal Fa mily, foreigners of distinction, official personages, and others., who have the privilege of entree. who engaged the PRINCE REGENT'S attention for a considerable time previous to his entering the ge neralLevee:room. There were present, Their Royal Highnesses the Dukes of York, Clarence, Kent, and Sdssex : the Prince of Wnrtemberg ; the _Ru.sian, Dutch, Austrian, Prussian, Hessian, Davarian,_ Swedish, Sitilian, and Turkish 'Ambassadors and Ministers; the Archbishops of Canterbury and York ; the Lord Chancellor, the Lord Pre sident of the Council, the Lord Privy Seal, tlit Secretaries of State, the First Lord of the Treasure, the Chancellor of flit Exchequer, the Master. General of the Ordnance, the First Lord of the Admiralty, the President of the Board of Control; the Lord Chief Baron, Mr, Baron Richards, the Chief .rust(.(. of Chester, the Judge Of the Admiralty. the Knight Mar =t-al General, the Secreptry at War, Judge of the Arehes',,Coutt, the Lord AdvoCate, the Attorney and Solicitor General, the Master of. the Robes, the Recorder of tondos, the Serie:tut, the Queen's Chantherlain, Treasurer, and tlaster of the Household. The . assembly was . so numerous, that we e!n only gisie . tliefnarhes o!'; a fs.',wilf - Ot..perso,ns who were presented. Among then i were, ' Mr. NVilliant Adams. Goolist. Extraordinary to the Prince. Regent, to deliver the Official Report of .the Direcsors of Greenwich Hospital, on which occasion he received the ho nour of Knighthood,—Mr. Henry Bridges, to present an Ad dress from the CoUnty of Surrey.—Dr. Barrow, of Liverpool, by Mr. Stephen, M. P.—Sir George W. Denys, Bart. with an Address from the - Corporation of the Trinity-house, ri Hull.—Doctor Tho Mas Hume, by the Marquis Of Hertford, upon his anpointment to the London Dietrict,—Mr, Wm. Cell. by the Earl of Hardwick, upon which occasion he' received the honour of Knighthood.—Mr. Baron Richards, on iris Promotion', when he received the honour of Knighthood.—Ntr. Solicitor-General, on his promotion, when he received the honour of Knighthood.—Mr. George Jackson, his Majeity's Secretary of Legation to the Court of Prussia, on his return from ahrokdoLieut. C. de Vandreuil, on being appointed Aid-de-Camp to Lord Whitwortio---Lord Althorp, on his mar riage.--Sio William Abdv, by Sir John Leicester.—The Lord Chief Baron, on his promotion.—The Rev, Archdeacon Lor ing.—TheCom mon Serjeant.---Sir W. Garrow, on his', oloint ment as Chief Justice of Chester.—Sir S:V4,ong, ort,loiing created a Baronet..—Sir John Bodo; of Glinsk.—Lord Mil ton, with an Address from Leeds.—The Chief Justice of the 'Common Pleas, on his promotion.—Lient.-Gcncral Lord Combermere ' on being created a Peer, and on his return front the DUke of Wellington's Arniv.—Sir George Leeds, on br ing created a Baronets--Lord Fitzgera!d.—Sir Henry. Prothcroe, accompanied by the Members and Mayor of Bris tol, with an Address from that place—Sir Charles Cotte, oa coming of age, by the Lord in waiting.—The Iron. James Somers Cocks, Captain of the Worcestershire Yeomanry.— Mr. jameS Cocks, M. P. for Byegate.—Sir William Ga!vra.F, on iris change of name.—Lord Kilworth, on coming of age.— Honourable and • Rev. John Talbot.—The Earl of Var.- month, to present a Petition from the Crown Debtors con fined in the King's Bench prisono•L-The Soothwark Address. was 'Wicked by Sir Welkin Lewes, High Boiliff for the Borongh. accornpanied.by Messrs. Swaim), S. Davis, J. Clot ton, S. Herbert, J. Freeman, J. Smith, W. D. Clarke, and. M. H. Thornton, M. Aznew, on coming of age.--- Lieutenant-Colonel Sir E. Knatchlinll.—Sir Charles Colville, on his marriage. —Lord George Lennox,. on his return from France.—Lord John Russell, Aide-de-Camp to the 1 - 1111;e of Wellington, on his return fiouo France.—The Earl of Eling ham, on his tieing appointed Treasurer to her Majesty.— The Marquis of Huntley, on his marriage. --Captain Dunbar, R. N. on his marriage. —The Honourable E. Law. —Earl of Euston.—Viscount Dillon, on his coming- to his title.—Mr. Clifford, on returning 'from ebroad.—Sir George Clark, with an Address from the County of Edinhorgio•--Dr. Jenner, on his being appointed one of his Royal Highness the Prince Regent's Physicians Eictraordinary.— . Sir J. Neave, on coming .to his title.—Mr. S. Lusbington, upon his ap pointment to be one of the Joint Secretaries to the Treasury.— Mr. Arbuthnot, on his .niarriage.—Lient.-General Sir Jolla Green, on his appOintment.—Major-General' Alrey, on his retort) from Sicily, and appointment in Ireton:Lk—Lieutenant.- Colonel Pakenloon, on recovering from his wound4.--L.Major- General Hall, promotion„—CoVonel Adam, on his return frOm Spain.—Lient.-Colonel Llphinston, it3d regiment, 'on ills promotion.—General Berke ley, 35th re„ iment, on his return from the Continent.—Col. Beeves, ,IstGnards.---7Rear-Admiral Freemactle.—Rear-Ad mind Harvey.—Colonel Kelly, 24th regiment—Lieutenant -General Tilson Chowne, on being appiiinted to the 76th regi :bent—A. W. King, on his return from Berlin.—Mr. Fls till- ton, of hi; Majesty's Legation at Lisbon.—Mr. C. Grant, otr being appointed a Lord of,Treasmi.—Sir Mildmay:—Lord Folkstone, &Mr. Jervoise, with an Address from New. Sat utto Mr. Lascelles, oath Addresses from the town and corporation of Leeds.--Mr. Pocock, Mo o Astell, General Dunlop, Mr.. Groot., M.P. and 7%.1r. serjeaut Best, with A.ddresses—Lient.- Col. W. Beaumont—Lieut.-Col.Stewart;3d Foot—Lieut.-Col. Thomas, Ist Gnards, on his return from Prance—Mr. Lygon, with an Address—Sir Philip -Broke, on his recovery, anti on being created . ar. Baronet-Mr. Canning and Gen. Goscoyne, with Addresses from Liverpool—Major-Gen. Saotirg, with an Addressmf•Thanks from the Allowanced Dutch Otli.cers—Earl of Roseberry—Capt. Adam, it. N. on return from the Medi terranean:—the 8i414 of Calcutta, by the Earl of Bucking hamshire—Rear-AdMiral tin—Liout,Gen. Dyott, uo pro 'ituotion, Sic.