The Sun. — London, England, 1804-03-13 00:00:00

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PATRIOTIC FUND, . . 1.1,011 WS March 6, 11 0 4. • • At i GENERAL MEETING of the CdMMITTE Ee held , - This !Day, azeoe v 3. 3. -ANG ERSTEIN, Les. i n t h e Ch a i r; . tn, - ! • • T HA f the following ADDR ESS t o -the PUB LIC-be inserted in the Daily Papers : en the eyes of Eur o p e , our ha • At this even t f u l conjunft w ure h and of the whol e Civilized World, are fixed u p on t h e C ontest ression ughty Foe has p rovoked, by adding; Insult to :Agg e severy other feeling . gives way to preparations for the Common Defence, or patriotic efforts in the Common Cause., What can - so invtgorate the- spirit, and nerve the 'arm ofthe brave man, as the assurance, that, should he fall, those who are dear - to him - will be remembered by a grateful cOuntry : that, should he'surviveesh e will pour the bairn of consolation into' his - wounds, and crown his heroic deeds With marks of honourable distinEtion or liberal reward. Let all then come forward, who have not yet subscribed to these patriotic purposes :•that, looking back hereafter on the issue of the now impeedieg conflict, whith (by the divine bless ine) will lim n t h e proudest page in British History they tay.W able to say •" W e too contributed in the cause of out -•, feoeintry." 1' he p rocee di ngs of the Committee being too extensive for Advertisement, are printing M a /win suitable to circulation Thrtmghout, t tie Navy and Army t and as a durable memorial .eit the gllantatehievements they commemorate. A copy wilt be ri1:11 , for delivery by Wednesday next to every Sub- scriber-wleo may apply..xt Lloyd's Coffee-house between the Sub hours of !Ele'ven and Three. ,ro diffuse more generally the kii, w leqe of this Institirtion t the Report will also be sold hy Mr.-PhillipS,"George-yard,-Lotnbard-street, and all the principal Booksellers, price is. 64. ... • Subscriptions to the ;Ist December, 180'3. 'Amount of Con so l s . _ • .. -4. 'Subscriptions iii Morey .. - . - 15L98 o . 2 . $ Subscriptions -not yet advertisel. A teiktit :trout the. Theatre at Grantham, by T. 'Robertson, Manager - - - ! . Rev. John Chambers, React of Spernall, near Aleester, Warwici:shire ' -- - J oin -Bate, B loomsbury -place : 7 , - 011 r. Freeman, Lamb's Conduit-street - Three more•of the Fellows of Sion College, by the hands of the P resident • - - - The receipt of a Play performed at Colchester by tile Officers of the Car:ison - - A Benetit ! at Covent-Garden Theatre by the Managers _ A Benefit from the Theatre at Boston, by J. Robertson, Manage r - - ar heßev Dr. 1)e Salis ' •- - - - Capt. W i n Roberts of the .Snake - Olie D a y' s P ay o f the Officers, Non-c omm i s- - slotted Officers, and Privates of the fierelord Recruiting District: together with the Officers and Parties empLyed in the Duties of the Army of Reserve, Anicunt of some Surgical Instruments taken out of a Prize to His Majesty's Ships Pene lope, Capt. Blackwood ;! Determine; Capt. Searle; Termagant, Captain Skipsey ; and Victorieuse, Capt. Richards, - • _ _ From two Lodges of th e united Order of Oir s 0 fellows, by G. M Roberts ... dd! _ . 6 '3 5 Subscriptions continue Co be recei7ed bHouse ; y Messrsand tiy a Bennettn and White -at the•Ba of- - lelo y(Ps. Coffee the Bankers , in Tow hr and Country. 1 9 1 4 6 5 5 0 at 0 0 21 o 0 to Io o 4 ° 0 0 27b Ii 10 ii t 6 , to to o to to o 67 o 0 . . iiRITISH FIRE (/FICE, STR.iN 0 and CORNHILL, --E, STA:BUSHED 'to - insure Houses, 13tiiidings, _ll4 Manutactor es, Goncls,- Merchandize, Ships, Ve,sels' IntrgeS,.F ARMING sTootc., and other Property in Great Britain fro Loss .or Datnaw . by Fire. This Office has by its exertions and the ameliorations intro duced into ' its regitlations and modes of business, beral•Mariagetnent arid equitable and fair equafization of 1" re nitums for the various degreft*of .risq!.:;t, raised itzrleto tl - : by its li ' first in rank of Fire insuarree`Oltfiets, the best •citoof to the Publi c of the. solid foundatiOn of The 8121'131+ E IRE t) E F I CE, and justifies their decided preference. The Proprietors act tor ilteniselves, tiliconoetled , vith any -sitnilar eStablishrnent ; they on made their arrange , ine.nts.upon thp best authoi-ities and intortnation and their experience in then; extei4iye C O IIC2I - 11., has manilzsted the truth'of their principles. "- • . - AnxiouS tti render the rnselvet pertnanently useful, they do , not Procure, btisit4s-,, bp t uporr, ter:ais - of. reci- . rioeal advantage to both - insurer_ an_cl insured.; they ayo'id all fanciful 'arid wild Schettie t .rnakL, experiences:lcl tact their tgllidei,'and'by calculating their Rate& of Insurance. with due: ; zegard:to the hazard of, Fire arising, from: proces s in Nlanu faCtories,*sltuation of Pretniscs, nature of C;oodS, and oth:r circurnstinces;endeayonr tb affix such fairratio, that no per_ ' zoo shall pay either more or less than he (night. They are happy to state that experience and faet, .and the very gre at nonib er of I iisnces granted by them on FARM . INC STOCK., particularly on their imprcn:ed Plan,- has enabled thern to reduce the PreMinin thereon t 0 2,. 6,.1. per ; Cent. per Annum, in which they have been followed .oy sc..' .i . veral Offices. This 9 thee makes g ood l oSs by Fire from Lightning,. Insurances upon any Proye r t riod short of a, Year y will be granted ter an . Agents are a y Pe-. pointect.itl 'most' of the prin c ip a l Ci ties an cl Grati s Towns i p n Cre at Britain, of whom -Proposals may be had RoBE ter SKELTON, Sec. . , , HO GY LAN D . - • THE Fifth ancl Last Numb er of PIOTURESQUE SCENERY inthe HOLY LAND and SYRlA,drawn On the'spot by T. B. SPILSBURY, under the command-of Sir Sidney Smith, is now delivering, to the Subscribers. A few Copies may be had complete in boards for :51. ss. Published and sold by Eiward orinel-fis Majesty's-Print sellers, No. s 9, New Bond-street, the, Corner of liirook stre.et. • INDI.- - - . -- - --.L A NEW and SUPERB . WORK of INDIA •1 1 from. Pidures Painted on the Spot by Mr.. DA!. .14 I L LI., Col. WARD, Liebt. 1-111NTF.R and BALI. SO I.VYNS,"consistin of VI EWS in 3afiOUS: p arts of the E AST IN D 1 E ; particularly the new I acquireci parts of the Mysore, and ut igures, repres Ptitequr - w g YI Costume 91 the .01.,16i/es, which will altogeth-er fcont-niraT esque History. of' liindostan, and the trlatmers andrieustoms of the Inhabi tants. 1 Publishing•by ,Edwarcl-Orme, Hit, Nwltesty'sPrintsalleir, Alb. 5'9, - New 130nd-sireer, London Seoorld Parts of each -Work are ready to re eelthe First_ o ai d . be .eoniulete in le course =gal scribers: the whele %York will. del ive r toSb of the year. A Print particularly descri`)tive of the 111 'Army is just published at los. 6d. in C i l (u l ours. 5 9 ,-. New'Bond-streen • ..— ..--._----.______.__,.----.._...._____._.___ Top EAU IY, Health, an:l a good set of I'teth, .1.3 can only be perrnanently-aequired by using of 1‘11! . . W- I 0 t%Ps RESTORATIVE TOOTH-POWDhicpatronized .And used by Their Nlajesties, &c. iec. ec. This unrivalled T ooth-Powder is preparced from the ReciPe Of the late Sifkichard lebb:, M jesties. M. D. to Their present Ma- . it • is a.stringent,.anriputrescent—a tine aromatic, a most excellent Etonlacl-tic—extremely grateful to the palate, .tifindlileasant to use, • hiaking and preserving the Teeth beau ully -white—gives :teethe breath the most deleuiable sweet ' •lutsS, anti to the,gurnthat,floridriess which is the Only indi cation of good health ; in a word, Mr. Newton_?. the only lll 4ciprietor, will. forfeit One• Thousand PoUridS tf ever an instance' occurs.OT any p erson having the Tooth•-ach , . or a `tootle deci,yed, to the latest period of life, that uses it re- Eularly a ccor din g to tht:Direaions sealed r oun d e ac h hox. Prepared by-a. U. New ton,'NO. 126, Great ltu4s4.l.st-reet, • . Bedford,. square,, and so ld in Boxes at 2S. grt.' each. Where also may be hail,. his Warranted Tooth brushes,, made to all Patterns and Sizes, to use with his Tootle-Powder rs. . each' i'!ilS - d Nfi vrro Ws ROV.AL SW LET LUPIN SOAP, 411.-ArticlinAtteloighest etintation for • rtiak4ig Auti,Pre6erv , ilg,a.loteautitul Skin, ,price is, each square. All the above ArticleS are sold; vkli4teSalq afld retail, by Sha7.v and Edwards, N o• 66, St. : Paul's "Church- .yard;' also retail by all 'the • Venders of Medicines and perftinlars irl,b,ondo,u, nth King dom. . e ~ . T own i , .., . ~v -Sjj i)': . 1 fi . 4 41 r, , • i ll • , . .. k s :V II ii i •//: • , . L.,...•.,-`,..,-I,•Si;s4;•;./.5', , • , • • • ___.„. 4 , •••3 -- ';': 7 i . )4Mtn\ ' 'N ' t ° '° n r , : -,,,, v ,..d pet -.. . les -.., • 4.... T.,... , " • • 1. , ?k , , 0* 4-- - *.k , t„. ,•=.. i ,-. - -5, - :Acii64, , ,•,. - ---- L , %,. 'losll r i i fiii c •.': ; , /744iptlkW %MI 0111 4 WV' xBO4. The '23(1 of APRIL, 1804, 000 . _ , 23 S ),000 1479004 7650 OFFICE' OP ORDNANCE, , • March T tBO4, THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA. •YESTY's ORDNANCE do herebY giVe IVotitv, That they will •seil by Public Altaic's, at the Tower; on Monday the 20th Day, of March inst. at Ten o'Clock in the Forenoon, sundry Lots'ofold and untirviceable ORDNANCE STORES, consist. ing of Quantities of Harness, Cordage, Hemp, Rubbish, Sheaves and Pins Lanthorns, Sheep-skins, adir. Cloths, Tin Kettles, Forge dellows, Standing Vices, old Iron, Carn-idges, Hand . screws, Scales and !Wens, Fire Wood, Files of sorts, Bedding, Tents, clothing . and various other Articles ; ;the whole of which sno be viewed at the Tower the Defy of Sale. Printed Lists cf the Lots will be delivered to sire/ • Pereons as apply for Mein, at the Clfficeof Ordnance in the Tower. By Order of the Board, • R. H. CREII; Secretaty T HE LAST LOTTERY BEGINS DRAW No. of Prizes. Val. of each. Total Valve. 2 of Zzo,ooo are £40,0f o 2 10, 20,000 3 5"o • 15,000 4 2, b,OOO 12 1 12,0 00 4, 0 v0 5,000 30,:-.:oa Tickets ‘262, 5 n0 • • Pet of tile Capitals. flrst-LlLawll Ticket First Daiy - - L. 11,C30 ,First,draw,n.Ti4et Seventh Day .1 - .21,::`,0 Fit - St;dcar:rointh Day - - - - 'TICKETS and SHARES are SELLINC; at EVERY LICENS'ED LOTTERY-OFFICE. TUESDAY, =MARL-it 13, This Dig Was published., in Quarto, Price tBs. inboards, fIOMMUNiCATIONS 'lO THI BOARD OF AGRICULTURE, on the best means of converting Grass Lands into Tillage &c. &c. being the Third Volume of Communications to the Board. . Printed for G. and W. Nicol,_ Pall-Mall, Booksellers to His-Majesty and the Board of Agriculture; and sold by Mess. Robinson, Paternoster-row; and J.Asperne,Cornhill. Where may - be had the First and Second Volumes of the Communi cations to the Boards of Agriculture, and all their other Pub lira tions„ • This Day was published, in Odavo, Price is. 6d. A GENERAL VIEW of the AGRICULTURE of SHROPSHIRE; with Observations. Drawn up for the consideration of the Board of Agriculture and Internal Improvement, by JOSEPH PLYMLEY, - M. A. Arelidea con.of Salop, and Honorary Member of the Board. Printed for G. and W. Nicol, Pall. Mali, Booksellers to His Majesty and the Board of Agriculture; and sold by C. and I. Robinson; Paternoster-row, - and Asperne, Combill. -Where may be had the improved Editions of the Agricultural SurveyS of the following Counties : Lancaster, Norfolk, Kent, Mid Lothian , Stafford , Suffolk , -Norihumberand, C um berland,- and Westmoreland ; Somerset, Clydesdale, Argyle, Roxburgh, and 'Selkirk ; 'Nottingham, Middlesex, Lincoln, West Riding of York, Perth, North Riding of York, Fife, and the other Publications of the Board. • - Also the Ky:ricultural Surveys of the following Counties in -Ireland, published by- authority pt ; the Dublin Society : Wicklow, Dublin, Down, Kilkenny, Londonderry; Sligo, Mayo, Leitrim, and Donriegal: NEW EDITION ia-f Mr.- GODWLINPs LIFE and AGE' of CI-lAUCEIt: ri / T R. PHILLIPS has the • Siiiisfaftion it4ortn iNI the Public, that i n consequence of the very favourable 'reception and rapid Sale of the First Edition of Nir.Godwin'i:. Lite and Age ot ; Chaucer, he has prepared a New Edizion, iii Four handsane Volumes, Ocii'vo, which maybe had or all '• Booksellers, - price Thirty-six Shillings in boarus. Besides the Life of C haucer, this valuable Work contains Memoirs of his Friend and Kinsman{ Min of Gaunt, Duke of Lancaster, and Views of theTrogreiis of Society; Mani , crs, and the Fine A rts•, - from the dawn of Literature to the close of the FOurteenth Century. No. 71, St. Paul's Church-yard. Feb, 4. 1804. This Day waspublished, Elegantly printed in a Pocket'Volume; 'pri4ss. inhoartis, .. A New .Edition of • • : ' BROAD GRINS, comprising, with new ati4li tional Tales in. Verse, those.forma.rly publislject under the ritle of " Nly Night-Gown and Slippers:" - By GEOP.G E CO riti4A,N, the Youri'ger, Printed for I'. Cadell and,W.. Davies, Strand. .• :, This Day was plinlished,. A N AUTHENTIC ACCOUNT: of the rate .Ll. unfortunate DUEL between - LORD- LIMELF.ORD and Mr. LEST ; with a short Extra 4 from ,his „ Will, and some Remarks upon his Charafter, , By the Reg- W. COCKBURIS Fellow of St . ., John's College, Cambridge:. Printed for John ilatchard, N r o. Of whom may be had, an extensive Assortment of esteem. ed Publications. . . WOOD:LANDS, &c.• in.j< ENT. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Star Inn,.Maidstone, the latter end of next Month s in 13 Lots, of which due notice and particulars will be given, THE FEE SIMPLE of ,•.above .900 Acres of wOO D LAN withthe Underwood and Timber of various growths t hereon Also two FARMS intermixed there with, one containing 73 3R.3 P. and the other 20 A ..O R. 26 P. Allotments Of Underwood of about 13 years growth arc felled annually, and the whole in 'about r3..year4i. ; These Woods are situate about 4 miles from Rochester, Chatham and Maidstone, to which towns thet - e is a turnpike-road, chiefly on .a descent all the wa. , •; , - for further particulars, apply to Mr. Murton, at Tunstall, near Sittingbouthe; or to 'Mr. Woodgitte of Gold6n-squa . re, Loudon. • SOMERSET. • CAPITAL NAVY and other TIMBER. TO BE - SOLD BY AUCTION, ~ . 1N LOTS., i By R. TOWNSEND, 'On Friday the 6th Day of April next, tBo4, 7,t the Talbot Inn, Melts, precisely at Eleven o!Cloek in.the Forenoon, p fl. of sOOO OAK, ASH, and , ELM Trees, of grtarlengtia arrd large dimensions, now ,growing in Melcoinhe and other Woods, near Melts Park and Whatley, and in Postlebury Woods, in the Vatisb of, Cloiord. . Melts is' twelve, and Cloford sixteen Miles from Bath, from whence is a Navigable Rivet to Bristol. *.* The Timber is all marked. . 7 - ' • Printed Particulars may be.had after tile igth inst . : at the White Hart Inn, Bath; Buslylnn, Iliistol ; , Mr. 'F,ownsend's, .Warminster ; Mr. Broderip's, Wells ; Mr. Wickham's, Frome ; Grecian Coftie-1-16use, and at the British Fire-Office, Strand, and Cornhill, London.%--' ' • - ' -- For a view of the Timber and Particulars, apply to Mr. Forbes, at Mells Park, and Mr. Whitcombe, of Melland's Green House, near Frome. - - ' . . . `SOME People of a bad habit of.• Body and bad L. 3 living, contra& tpti9gy excrescences on the Skin, - ivhich, unless - chec:.ed, communicate their morbid nature to 'those bones, superficially coveted, and immediately in the neigh bourhood of these UlcerS. By applying..corroding Caustics, you destroy the adjacent Skin, and even should the bone re main sound, and the wound put on l'heal thy appearancei you 1 have prevented it from healingb)cdestroying the integuments 1 which Nattire has it not in her power pettedly to regenerate. ; —Let me advise the patient; therefore, to mend his system, and spare the surface; the goocLe.treets.of which treatment Isabella Goodlet, of Laswade, near Edinburgh, experienced in a perfea Cure of her Ulcerated Legs and Arms, by taking a few bottles of Spilsbury's Drops: Her case is attested by Mr. Baxter,: Mr. Patton, Minister, and Mr: Srewar4 Sur- • geon,. of. Edinburgh. The etii:Cts of this Medicine on Scrophula, Gout,. heuma tism, &c. are amply detailed in the bill accompanying the Patent Antiscorbutic Drops, sold at • the D.ispeinsEiry;;Solio square, London, in bottles of ss. 6d. los. and il. as, with a black stamp, affixed to each bottle, marked " Spilsbury and Co. Nol . is; SOhb-Square." • . 7 i • . , . . HEALTH4ND ',ONCE - VIA:Y. • ' Dr. JA - MES's ANALtr.fiC, PILLS. MO obviate . the Impositions which have long been practised in:regard to this Medicine, .a small attention only is requisite; tor as by favcitir of the C ommissioners of . the Stamp-Office, Separate Phitei - have been prep.iied 'for . Mr. New:hery's use, with his Natnefengraved in the Stamps, the I niitation of which; would be a ,Capital ()Armee, _the .ge riuine Preparation•.mmy now be readily ascertained; it Is. therefore recommended to' Purchasers nOt to•open any 'Box in future,' unless' they observe the, words, " Newbury, No. 45, St. Paul's," printed.in the. Stamp. . . , The supetior Excellencuf these PillS in Rheumatisms and Colds; as well as in other Complaints to which the' human frame is liable, from the vicissitudes of our Climate, is uni ,versa,lly acknow:ledged, They arc admirably:calculated for Bilious, and'Other Disorders' of the Stomach and BowelS ; for Head-achS- occasioned by:lndigestion :UAL for preventing . Palsies: and. Apoplexies, so often- the ;consequence of Free" - Living. Recourse should be'llads to them' after every - EX• - cess, and upon every 'Slight ‘intlispoiltinn ;• and thus their well-known characteristic of Tromoting. Longevity will be nraintainecl ; for by assisting ; nature the due discharge of the animal functions, and by.keeping Constitution, as it in continual rePair; they preserve the Body in: health, and - vigour; and prevent premature: decay,., They require no particular con r inernetit nor attention to diet. They are sold only by' F. Newbury Ai l d-s ons " , at th't Ware ' house for Dr. 'James's Powder;tllo.'4;, St,:Paul's, a few :doors frorri Cheapside, London ; tputat Dr.ialues!s late house Bruton-street ;, in boxes price t o. 64. each, Stamp includ ed ;or tilo quannty of Six in one large box for 4s. - • . PRESENT PRICE. • `Ticket - - -4:. L 7 to Half, - - 9 o o Ei‘zhth - z 6 .0 Quarler 7 - I t 0 Sixteenth - I 3 0 and %lilti gradually rise until the Drawing. LL:, No.'s ) , CHARING- CROSS. .717 'HSU, 'reyeafully the Public to peruse . the Scliclue . of the present Lottery., ,vyhich .be fbuiicl to comalu bear as mariy Capital Prizes as Lotteries usually have dope of double the Number of Tickets. z Priata of - ,C. 1.9,200 I 2 of r,0,0 10,00 13 soo 5,000 20 • ---- Tio 2,000 so , 100 tze. . There will be only Ten Days' :Drawine ;- the Lottery will begin cu the 23d of-Aprik, and finish on the 23a of May. The Days of. Drawing will be.as under : • Day'. " . Day. , Monday, April - 23 6 Saturday, May 12 Saturday, April - 2S 7 , Thursdy, - - 17 3 WectriesdayilMay! - z' • 8 Sattir?tai , May • - .4, Saturday; gay - s 9 Tuesday, May - 22 - 5 Wednesday, ;May , - 91 10 Wednesday, May - 23 "Me Lottery cbnsisting of only Tic:ers makes it highly probable that towards the . 11rawirig they, will be scarce, and consequently higher in Price, but the Public may depend on having Tick - e 6 and Shares whilst any remain, at both of the above Old kstablishod Offices, where a consider able number of Capital Prizes for several years have been sold, shared, and paid on demand; by 3 -. 4' T. RISII.. #. 4 All Business In the Public Funds tratisttaed with fidelity :Ind dispatch. . . , THIRD LOTTERY for xBo3, begins Drawing 23d April, • . 1804. THE TICKETS and SHARES for the above Lottery are now on sale at MeSs. HAZARD', BURN E and Co.'s State Lottery Office', No. 03, - under 'the Royal Exchange, London, and no where else on their, account The Scheme consists of two Prizes of zo,cool. two of to,oool. three of 56001. four of .20001. twelve of 10001. thir teen of cool. twenty of zooL fifty of !col. &c. &c. ; the Number OfTielcets 30,000, and the lowest Prize 2,31. • *** All Shares sold at this Office w•ll be stamped agree able to Aka of Parliament, and 'also with the - Crown, and 'round it, Hazard & Co.'s Lottery Office.. Letters, post-paid, duly ansWered. , • .N. In the late Lottery; N. *ez, sa,oool. was sold in a whole Ticket, at the above Office, and No. 8188, zo,oool. and. No. 4310, io,obol. both in Shares. : • fA--- Country Orders„ accompanied with short-dated Bills on London, Post-office Order, or, CaSh, arc in Pa. by Coach of Carrier, punctually atterded to; and Correspondents May depend on being treated exactly on the same Terms as if-pre sent. • TO THE. CURIOUS iN FISH , SAUCE. FAMILIESjn genenil respkifulirit,fonned, 1. BURGESS andSon-'sGENUINE.and SUPERIOR ESSENCE, of ANCHOVIES for FISH SAUCE, &oral. to be prepared by them in the same manner that has obt4inedsuch universal approbation for many- years past. The long justly acquired superiority of that Article is fully .contitniel' 1 in the opinion of the - Country at large,' and of Per. sons resident in-all parts of the World, and having stood the test of trial, ranks it,in the situation it now ntainlain, The general utility of THEIR ESSENCE of ANCHOt • vrEs avd.inher .B.ICH SAUCES for FISH; 4<ce.. 'induces •- them, from the numerous Advertisements daily appearing, to caution. Families, &c. in .purchasing the same, as-none is to be had of tlfeir:Genuine, but at their Warehouse as under. Every other Article in thcPil Trade for family use, of the best quality. - • ,WarehOuse; NO. 167, cornerof savoy-Steps, Strandi•Loridon.' ' Bit EW F. RS, "Di STI Lt E:-ZS, &c 1 W - PONTIFEX, E. GOLDWIN and 'Co, 2 Coppersmiths and Founders, take the opportunity, at this !, 'sea9an of returning their ,grateful Thanks to •their 1• , , i numerous Friends, and the Public, 'or their liberal patronage for sixteen years; and earnestly solicit a continuanee of their ,/.. favour's, and flatter . themselves, - that 'front the experience i,,they have had, and the attentiaa given to every part of their Concerns, enables them to offer the Public every article 61 . their Manufactory equal, if not superior', to any other House, j, ;yid on,lower terms. . , - .• • , W. P. begs to recommend to Brewers: and Distillers his I Patent Stills and Coppers. .. t, N. B. Several large trrewing‘Voppers, Stills, Sugarpans, tee. -Secopd-hand CoPPers, Stills Cocks, Pumps, Pipe's, Cranes, Cans, Worms, Bolt's, Sheething ,and Engraving .'' Plates 'of all' kinds manufattured, Buildings covered, and I. Alen sent to any part arc. at their Works, , to do Repairs s , No. 46 , 47, a nd 4S, .Shoe-lane, Fleet-street, and N. gB, j Hound4iditch, London. COUNTRY SITQATION, AV - ANTRA) TO, I(ENT, UNFURNISHED, VV. • fo'r a' Term or Seven, Fpanteen or Twenty-one • Years , , l a good TAMMY 'IOUS t, or- e.arge Cottage; in complete and. substantial -Repair, with: Coach-house, Sta bling, and ..tut and, In-offices suitable, a good and produc tie Kitchen-gard'en; well sto . cked and Cropped; an Orchard, . - and about Twenty or l'hirty'AcNes' of good . Meadow Land adjoining; in a healthy pleasant Country, ;And pure mild Air, and not more than 'Three or Fou'r Miles from a good Market, `• ToWn, where'Novisitini`are plenty and reasonable, d fish is to be had, and:Coals cheap, and Taxes low, not exceeding ' so Miles from London,. and if near the. Se . a, where both hot and cold Salt-water Bathing Can be had, so much the better; the Roads round it inuat . be gbaci, and the. Rides and Views pretty. -'For a 'Situation answering the above description, tool, : per annum will begiven, , Address, post-Patd`,..to'X.'Y. at Mr. West's, Bookeller, - No. 81, G teat Tortbnltistreet, will tie inunediafely attended /417 , * 7 ' - ' 7,-.4 -r - ,,,<Z*--• - • -0 - , -;-‘) , r . !; ' ?"4 ~,,,, N.,., ' "" L 'i?!•, Vt d\ ~,, , 1.,7•,. '- •,0 .4 .. ... .›....,:,./, L AA„,, C.,. ,w'r-.41' ( ,,, i / WV i . •.:. '' , ,z' ,Ps 9. ; \\ - , .., ri'RICE SIXPENCE* IMPERIAL .P4RLI_LIIENT. HOUSE OF PEER. MONDAY, MARCH 12. . . . CdtuctsE..i. *ere heard at some length, relative to theSeotch_Appeal—Wiliiam Duke of Queensberry v. John M';\ , ltirdo, Esci . ...triz. Mr. ERsxxNE and Mr. ,AI.EiANDER , O 6 the. Orr of the Appellant.-- The farther ,hearing of the 'Case was deferred till Wednesday.. Thelills.befote the douse, chiefly private, were iheri forwarded in their several stages ; and some Private business disposed of.—After which their L"trdships adjourned till HALP PAST THREE o'cLocr. To.motrow. CIO HOUSE OF COMMONS• MONDAY, MARCH 12. Mt scotch Bank Bill was brought in and read first time. !he:Fe:4le Bar Improvement Bill was read .a second time, and ordered to be committed. Alderman B,lydell's Lottery Bill was read a third time and passed. Mr. - HURS . T presented a Petition from John Wit. sort, who. was committed to . Newga . .e for prevarica. !ion before-the Aylesbury Committee, acknoi.vledg. .ing his offence, implOring the clemency' of the House, and requesting to be permitted to ask par. don at the Bar of the House. Sir GEORGE CDRNEWALL•said, he did n c t wish that the imprisonment of this man should last longer than was 'necessary for the. purpose of ex. ample, Mr. Hur.sT then moved that he shonld be brought up on_Wednesday to be disclwrged.—Ordered. - A i'etition was. presented from the' Trustees of the .British Museum, praying for PaillilMentary lief. - 7 ;--Ordcred to lie:on the Table, and , an account % - vas ordered tti be laid before the House of the dif ferent sums voted by _Parham' ent for the British Mu- scum. The House having resolved itself into a Com_ mitree of Ways and Means, The CHANCELLOR of the -EXCHEQUER, rose to, rove, that a sum of two milli ns he raised by way of Loan or Exchequer Bills ; 'he thought it proper to . ..add, that this sum was nett necessary to a nswer any immediate demand, but he hdped the Committee would consent,. to grant it at present, in order to allow him a greater latitude when he came to contract for the Loan for the service of the pre sent year. The Resolution was agreed to, and ordered to be reported to-morrow. -Mr. CORRY moved. the Order of the Day for ,going into a Committee on the Irish Duties Bill.- .The Order having been read, RRY Y. said, that the last time this sub ject was under . discussion, an objection was taken to the proceedings, on the groutt that the previous consent of the Crown was not announced. This objeaionwas grounded upon the idea that the here. ditary revenue of the Crown was afreaed. It there was any I.:ullation for thiS objection, he could only say, that there.were several precedents for it in the Parliament of Ireland, and particularly at the time 'when Ain Right. Hon. Gentleman opposite to him (vlr. FosTatt) was Chancellor of the Exchequer. Mr. Coital - then went into a minute statement 'of the nature of the hereditary revenue of Ireland. The Bill upon the Table, he said, went to regulate the hereditary revenue'in two articles, viz. tobacco and tea, and in both cases he cited several instances in which Acts had passed : the Irish' Parliament in which those articles had been affected without any consent of the Crown having been .signified. He contended there were also precedents to be found for it in the British Parliament, but 'upon a subjea 'of this kinds if any doubts were serioustt entertained, he should be very Sorry to press the question on the ground of precedent,; he had gone ibto this state ment. to, shew that the Law Officers of the Crown in Ireland had drawn up this Bill in 'conformity to uniform precedent. Th e CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said, that his Right Hon. Friend" had in his opinion cotinpletely.justified himself and the Law OFficers: of the Crown in Ireland, as far as 4epetitted upon pre. • cedents.- .Upon :examining this subjea, he said, that-the interest of the CtoWnwaS certainty affected though in a small degree ; under these cireintstances he thought it right to resort to that quarter whose assent, to,this proceeding was necessary, and he was autfibriSed - by His Majesty to say, that as far as . his interests were concerned His Majesty gave . his consent to their.procteding with this Bill. 11r. ,ROSTER said, that His Majesty's assent having been given, his objection was done away ; but his great objetlion was, that thii , Bill was' to make the duties perpetual instead:of annual. Mr. ROSE did not object to go into the C4m niittee, but he thought the King's assent ought to have.bcen communicated by a Message. Tke C,HANCELOR. of the EXCHEQUER said.there were innumerable cases in which the As. ssent,was not given by a Message. After a few words from MT. G. PONSONBY, ORMiliy . 'apcl. Mt. VANATTART, the House re solved itself. into.a Cordmittee on, the Irish Duties Bill. Oa the first Clause being read, Mr, ~', T OSTER rose to objea to thisClause,which gran 4 , 1 these duties without any limitation of time, and consequently. granted them for ever to this Clause. he should ,therefore most strennously object. It hart:been. the constant and uniform praCtice'ofthe Parliament of Ireland to vote, the duties annually, and he saw. no reason why that prattice was now, in the midst of a War, to be departed from. It would ;let raise the Revenue, it was not called for by the