The Sun. — London, England, 1814-09-28 00:00:00

ice . t •• • 6 9 6 , 7 " to 0 o j, ' P"' .000' tos• U' • , u , to 110 . tif;i t7i °l i 0 , 0 • lj ;.s • • • ;SP L A 114) ip et ;I ,14 '. Cr ey \t'llgttt 6883.] T - "• - -----._.________ - ikptilLlied 1 . 3 1 ' EXCIIANGE• ASSURANCE OFFICE, 1 ‘ . 114 Yal Charter, in the Reign of King George A l / 4 ) tit the ' First. t 4 o NS Sept. 1814. Ili,N. tit h C/. eN ' Whose annual Premiums fall due . I . 4 , 4% t " 13 tairt, are hereby informed, that ReCeipts ih ,q;, -.,4.°1)5 delivei-cd at the Cooni , ariv's Onoccs, over ti: i 'dk„'l r o ft l .rige and is Pall-Mall, as w-i 1 as by their re 4, ', t fovie Vo the several Counties ; nd the Parties as lic,boo4 hef w . te4 to apply for the Reneeal of their Polo ', if i ' ll ow ' s , the 14th of October next, as the tacitllo ff , "1 for Pate nt, be onti the date o Po a%% e XPire; e ' 3. N, 44 NA,NTUEL FENNING Jun. Secretary. li+'44 t ehd af , ce . - •• • , said . ). i tilo ff , .of 1 1 ~ 1 . 3 given, daily, at the Offices . , for the 1 11, 11 t' il)0,111(1"110, --ioods, daily, and Slurs, m 100 itil o i i .r wink building, from Less or Damage lti 4''' , o tor the Assurance Of, and granting Antan ki:ll. Fit e ' • ), , ,, de 'tli, ) liewifer:es will be issued free of Expense to the . t he annual Premium amounts to 6s. or up \,....,............... • -- ' FRG_______________- • 1. C) %p, E RY ON N 1 11 THr , NAVY. 11 , ~ . klu • 11, o,lh, . ',RED POUNDS REWARD: A'k i ItA.- , :IS' a t, if), ..'i) ti Cll, ll, 0 i• 'JASON assuming the CHA.• , ..1,• ‘ • i ! i l l(f , , rel ,f -a NAVAL OFFICER, and dressed in o,ptii,.,lpto,titylath lately passed to different Tiades t„,(4o,,,(l/ 1 1 .::lrti ti , d„Plymouti• I:eock, several FORGLD 1, , 1 w e 4 whi s , hi a • - ,:i , L . 0,, nave been drawn on the 'Coa:6s , t, ‘ 1 4 11,i tl), -1 1 4 4 1:') sNaly by Acting: Lientenants of his 1 c ''i : 1 .4 .I, 4 ile e f .usi for the amount of their Pe rs anal P 4 Oii: l th Ocle s Ile Purchased front sticii i'radesinen 'lie ' 1, 1 :1, k d i pii,- I .) z Wearing Apparel, &c. which lie took ik I til t , :eq,'Nt e ,„ ,i — A. Gold Epauiette—a Itcoincl Hat— „, , i tti ,„ 1 andkerchiefs • d 3 11 1 t v i lt1 ~ t1at....„, . -, an sonic Nlaitese lot 10t ,t L i. ,viat,...., . Pl , ll, and Belt—a ford Cbckade 0 1 , 1 '4 44 04 i i. ,... 1 ) , Irds of Printed Cotton a Go•vp— .l 4titttflit'"isAvZl-.3eYreerei--2 Waistcoat Pieces— ' yards of N lit 14 (1' " It e Silk SI • - - . • S. t qf ke,,_ .tt,,,,..„ ~ ia . wl with coloured border— Klr, d l l:eiC i t mi l , o 'i t , l „, , ,tltcy Rings--. 4 Gold Seals—l ,Striog 4 , 4 „Lii st q to a i ,..ipp Boots—l pair of Hessian ditto—, tNwh •il 4 , - . .sa G , , ,1 , 0 --a small French , ".3 'hi Watch in an e tt _ maid Rind Seal with a Chrystal Shine—a Gold %licit; th4ll . Ott, • In a n i ti ":y '1..-.l:yr'relle...nd, or s give such infarmation to itt;y*na f "izt; N ' l l.l t, ~ w,., t ~ v.sq. Solicitor of the Adwiralty, or I r i i •• ;bid 1 . .. 4 t Itis , * Of t. 14i n t., ' 0n , • , .. i!are-court, Temple- Mews. tktto th e ro rt , • ..astlak, ,u . Plymouth,Moses - ‘i t , tt ii _ • s ki , , rn,, ii ,,, ~ or, Gree t,''(•tks 1 1 ,, q P et . s() " , as shall be the means of at:pre t,,.l,, i t i ie . o ne _ e n, shall, on his Conviction of forging i';,; r t tit a er tne said 1101- r. • ..v . f th •- A is..t t s, . e wa __, ~ •s. . ILIA C rom , sdi t e ,10 4 it „ i,t 1 ,,, "- 1 uf ONE HUNDRED POUNDS. : 1 / 4 ,e, „f . son is described as being between 20 and tii°4 Niehl-b"" 5 feet t• -- ,•1 .- '• - between , •' l ii Ne tp tc( s , fa ct ritny ; (jar . 3 dr ie.,. ingb, freq . ) e;.m th,„ ; 1,....4 1 ,,_ , wt , ~. a short hair, with large whiskers Si), 4) " .1 j hltples; soft speech, active, lively, i.i t , r . , ),v,, i ;',:t tle te ti `..' Ruch the appearance of a Naval ti, t v, i kt Iti, titi ti.i tt Et !tl" a Blue Uniform i.f a Lieutenuit. try/oil, 4, 10r 0i Q at, eau!riette, Red Waistcoat edged with' i l i i 3 ,4 e kt 4ti ll . e . i. ti d a pair of Blue Pantaloons and qc,_qtt, " 1 4,. , , ;..aPlue Great Coat over his Uni-. n4,, ti , .1 th e 7. u fluorin Coat of a Lieutenant, with pt tl,, t ilght shoulder, Yellow \Waistcoat, and N 1/ N. -------------... • - 11 t 1 N), ( AF... t ioi k I , !t o :IN, wi ATE LOTTERY,' of 6:000 tal ', , ta„ 1 . I ht. mut ,i:ot,, ,_ tii, ~,, this si.rnawn in One-Day, ouroa E , it 15, 4l itt li kt , ooo7 . g lei tig ~, , I,,gai.ii Lottery_ are sure or gain ! . —Scheme contains ac t rk, -,0 001. 1 ' O ' O DIINKS. 14 , , O. liit wE•rs • , 01. 5001. &c. &c. . • 'ki t tli n ". i. t. .!(1 4,, and SHARES are selling, pursuant 1,,,,,kii. 4,pLetoCeiti,,oveznnae,nt to BRANS - COMB and 'lt NI c lut. ''' tsARS (the Corner:l - louse,' who \,,, cri ths several of 1,0001. 5001. Sm. Scc. iti I.6 V ' t t\' • • .1 N0i 41 1 1.4 A , h ikV ( A ET 1 k , 4 ~, , pli4 _of ~,,, a PRIZE in the NEW ql.ipitith,,e, . 1 „ o e .. 1. ;.Y 0 ,000 'rickets, the whole of which 14n 3 4 44 1 i . , t I ky d i Y il , i the 15t h October; all Pu re haSers Iv 11,0 e-,,„,,, s the Capitals, have a Return of .4 th• 'I , as there are not anv Blanks in 1 4 4 4 .1 3 , 1 , co . 41, p ti _ _ warns Poizes of 20,6001.2,0001, t l t 4, 4 11 4 of T he T. . t 5344 ,3 N'. 4 ' , (l ' l ' l 00 lel 'et, N,,. 12 ' kot t I, O tte %I d i. 0,. i n ti . ,343, !k J:Ol 4 4 ;la Ni t Zi 0,,e Half, „Lottery_ just finished, 54N.11,0, c ka..„ i dit, 9 1 1 e Quarter, One Eighth, it i ,l'e tk tli t .^N ° vent ' : .q EYTON, Stock-Broker; 2, 6 tc% o f . 11 1 , 1is al,d shaY-street, at which truly fortunate 4 fo t t li e s.O Lott ery r el. are now . on Sale for the altsut l'a y )°001. 1 ,7 - rhe Flohleis - of the Out-stand ot g.,' 14 tut, r ue, are respectfully requested to tit q tl,E" -- k, 1 , .s • ,4 11'.rt t ioNtei ' Li gtib , N ti, 13} i ilt s JAPAN I3L 3 CIUNG khr'll 1. 4 .1 1 „, 11, 11 0 , S COMI) ' • Vs. '4), 'ANT 'ESs ' OSITIONfor BOOTS, Otii t :iiil 4 .4li t ,, 4ll y ~,a, 'id task e.• with less labour, produces i;tk l W . , l t. i -; i 4fr e `9er ./ .;ng JET BLACK • than can he LQ,14,!ti,, 4 1 ' . ; 1 ,,,,t , d e , r , 11 ,„"c1?a rati an : it also • possess( s the' ` 1 . 4 1 ", kt ti.,4 l , lii, ll P,li atit t_ii,e leiither more durable, by i 0, „ 1 ! , T :4 , _ 1 . ,, 11 4 . f e1 ai 1 :." Iy a iPre.Tenti ng it from cracking. Perfumers, ii.t .! 11;s1 kil'4 'd i ' ,;:su: k i (wl it' t re tll-; le'aYtaenut4(B'at' k ti lt if: i 13 .; ( 1 . 41 iT , ,5i0d, hetaci, by ( u t to " st i of llt e t 11; to y 4.4l.tositioo, :awl-pints iod. each. c t /IL tw. ,llle lulu's are siolted " W. BAY.- a . . ,------- . . , . • . ' ' _4••: - ...,„,"?..!•-. - ''' --,,„, ' .. : s:.__ ...,• _ ... ~. • 04 si , C = ST" ... .an...... . 4 ~_... k" • • 4 ..: A . • • ''it. 1 -?'• ' ( r.. 1. . ' . V ii.k. . 4 4 ' . -, • , . • t . 2; , : _.,.',, :5.. ,.._' \' L - :....: ....,„,. * ..„..,.......,,,,.,,,,:•,..,...,,,..„ • , • . , * t,," [PRICE SI2XPENCE•;4IALFPENNI': OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Sept. 12, 1814 . . , THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His MA JESTY'S 'ORDNANCE do liercby give iN'Oti:ce; that Proposals will be received at their Office, in Pall Mall; or before Monttay-,, the 10th day of October next; from such Person's as may be trilling to undertake the :apply of certain Articles of IitONNIONGERY,for Service of this Department; for a Period of Three rears, determinable after the Expira tion of One Year, upoit..Yolce of Three Months, at the Op tion of either Party. VICTUAL.L.ING-OFFIGE; Sept: 20, 1814. HE COMMISSIONERS forVICTUALLING T . 11i_4414sTrs A47'Y do hereby !rive Notice,. That on Thursday„,iae 29th Ins;aat, they tic ready, to re ceive Tenders in writing (sealed up), a4,trat for Two Hundred Chaldrons of PI TT'S TANFI ELb rAlobli, WIND SOR'S PONTOP, 'TOWNLEY MAIN, or simi 3 ACSYS I'ON TOP COALS, (full pay); in, een•entire Cargo or Cargrtes, to be delivered in One Month, into his Majesty'sVretuldp:ng Stores at Deptford; and also for. Two Hundred Tons of LI I VERI'OOL, or COARSE-GRAINED CHESHIRE SALT; or SALT of equal goodness; and for Two Hu7,ldred and Fifty Toms of CHESHIRE BAY SALT of the largest grain, or Salt of equal goodness, the whole of which Salt is to be stove-dried; to be answerable to Samples , to be produced with the Tenders, and to be delivered into his Majesty's Victualling Stores at Deptford, in the space of Five Weeks from the dates rf the Contracts, free of all:charge and risk to his Majesty, &yeti?t that the Contractor will be allowed 2s. 11d. per Ton, for the Porterage of the Salt from the Ilyhrtrf to the Stores. C Pt's P—EItS: FRANKFORT, SEPT. 20.—The grand Duke of Hesse Darmstand, nOtWithstanding hiS infirmities . ; is to go to the Congress at Vienna: 'fie Prnce Primate; who is at present at RatiSbon, has re ceived an invitation to go thither. • In, general all the. Princes of the Confederation of the !thine re inVited to be Present,. , All the branches of the 'House of Saxony will repair to Vienna to. Maintain theii rights. Patterns of the 4rticleS Mai Le Roved upon application at the Principal Storekeeper's Office ie the Tower; and further particulars, tog;ther with the Per,hi and conditions of the Contract, may be known at the Sivietary's (Vice, in Pall afewesaid, any Day between Hee Pietas of Ten and Pour o'Clock, where the Proposals Must ke delivered, sealca up, and endorsed, "Proposals for Ironmongery, articles;" but no Proposal can be admitted afier the said loth of (Mo . - bet, at Twelve,o'Clacle at Noon of the same Day, neither will any Toider be noticed, unless the Party making it, or an 44rent in his Lehalf, shall attend. - We are assured that Letters have been received froni the EMperor of RctsMEt, itkiting that he will be at Vienna on the 29th or 30th of this month: SEPT. EXCellenCy the Gover. nor haS felaiceil in the severity of his measures against the Jeiks, particularly Kith respect to their residenee. By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, Secretary. The whole to be paid for by Bills, payable with interest, Ninety days'afttr date. _ _ Several Spanish travellers of high rank have arrived here. His Maje Sty Charles IV. receives them as a father would receit•e his children. The health of . his Majesty and' the Queeii do not ap pear to be so good lately. „ 7'he Conditions of the Contracts Infty he seen at the Secre tary's Office, at this Why?, or Aso far us regards the Con tracts for Salt) by applying to the Collectors of the Salt Duties at" Liverpooly and at MiddleOch, in Cheshire, re spectively. OFFICE OF ORDN-iNCE, , ( Sept. 12, 1814. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of ms MA JESI'F'S OaDNANCE'do hereby give Notiee,lhat Proposals will be received at their (Vice in Pull-Mall, on or before .114nday, the sth day of: October next,, from such Persons as may be to undertake the Performance of the PLAISTERER'S WORK at the rather, l'estminster, Greenwich, frootioich, Lewisham, Purfleet;lGr-evese;nd, and Tilbury, for Service of this bepartnzew,for a Period rtf. Three Years, determinable after etc Lxpirettion of the f irst, Year, upon Notice of Three-Mouths, at the'Pption of either • Party.-- No card will be had to any Tender in which the Pries shall not be .inserted i3O IT orris at length, or that shall not be delivered . to the Board before One o'clock on the said Thursday, the 29th Instant, nor unless the. Person who makes , die Tender, or some Person on his behalf, attends, to answer when called for. \ ' PARMA, SEPT. 14.=—Soine persons are trying to agitate the minds of the inhaLitatits by cireulat , r ing reports, that the three Duchies may, by the Treaty of Vienna, be restored to the Queen of Etruria. .It is the intolerants and the favourers of the Inquisition who hold this language. 'the real friends of their country are quite. satisfie4 with the present order of things. Her Imperial Highness our Archdtichess has given orders fot: furnishing the magnificent palace of the Gurden; It appears that she will take up her residence here this winter. This Day was published, • In Octavo, the SecOnd Edition, price 10s. 6d. boards, of OBSERVATIONS on the NATURE and CURE, of pimps' F,S. To which is added an Appen dix, containing 1:1 , ral Cases uf Angina Pectoris, with Dis sections, &c. &c. Farther Particulars,, together with the Terms and Condi tions of the Contract, Play 'be known a. the Secretary's Wice,inll-!itetll on:y Day etween the ;fours •of Ten an, Four o'Clock, wheee the Pr, sals 'mast be, de livered, sealed up, and indorsed, "1), - 4( ..is forPlaisterer's but la) Proposal can be adea;+'ed after tke sate' . sth of October', at ilwelve o'cloch at Now , the sante day, nei ther will any lender be leooi.od, une'oss the Party niaLiag it, 'or an Agent in his uehalf, . attend. By Or, ler of the Board; 11. CREW, Secretary. By JOHN BLACKALL, M. D. . Physician to the Devon and Exettr Hospital, and to the . Lunatic zkAyiurn, Exeter. Printed foi'.7l,ongtuan,' Hurst, itees, Oirne, and Brown, Paternoster-row. . . . . " We must clOse . thisartiele, by recommending,a careful perusal of 11r. work to all those who are interested in the improvement of their profession, and who,are desirous of gaining information on a subject which is not only of great which is involved in considerable obscurity." —Monthly Review, April 1814. PARIS, SEPT. ,24.—The Duchess of Orleans, daughter of the Queen of Naples, wife of the pre sent Duke of Orleans, preserves the title of Royal Highness. The other. Princes and Princesses of the House of Orleans arc Serene Highnesses, (Gazette de France.) The Prince of Benevento palsed Carlsruhe on the 18th. Yesterday his Majesty was pleased to favour M. Turnerelli, an English artist, with n sitting. In the Chamber of Deputiei M. Louis pro, posed the projet of a law, for regulating the duties of customs on articles imported into► France, and particularly on colonial produce. The duties ins- posed by the former Government are to be coni derably reduced, and a smaller deity to he paid upon the artkic3 imported in French, than uport those imported in foreign vessels. Whatever may be the importance of the sub jects to be treated of at the Congress, the Allied Sovereigns will not remain there above six weeks. VIENNA, SEPT. 14.—The greater part of the Ambassadors of 'the Allied Powers have arrived here. Lord Castlereagh and Count Nisselrode, the Russian 11Iinister, arrived yesterday. Upon the proposition of his Excellency, the Minister of the House of the King, his Ma.; jesty has been pleased to grant the declaration of Officer of the Legion of Honour to NI. Wylie, First Physician. and Snrgeou•Geueral to the Armies of the King of Prussia ; And of, Chevalier of the,Order, to Me ssrs . W ee bl e an d W a l tzecke, Surgeons-General to the Armies of the King of Prussia ; and to M. Gessling, Inspector of the Russian Military Hospitals: FRENCH FUNDS. 5 per Cents. 75f. 50 c, Actions of the Bank, 1191 f. 50 c. NAVAL NEWS. HARWICH, SEPT. 26. — Arrived the Thetis packet from Gottenhurgh, with a mail, whic;i she landed at Lowestoff. Arrived two vessels from Flushing, one from Rotterdam, one, from Ant , werp, and one from Harlingen, all with wheat, b olind to Lon:lon.—Wind S.W. DEAL, SEPT. 27.—Arrived the ship. Prince of Orange, UGES, master, from Boston, in 27 days, and has sailed for Amsterdam. Sailed his Majes ty's ship Unite - for the River.—.' rinti PORTSMOUTH, SUPT. 2 7. --Arrived his Majesty's ships • Glasgow and Myrtle, from the Downs.--- Vessels bound to Madeira, the Canaries, Cape d e Verd Islands, and the Coast of Africa, are to join his Majesty's ship Ulysses in Plymouth Sound. The Quebec fleet, &c. under his' Ma.. jesty's ship, Liverpool, still remains at St. Helen's wind-bound. Sailed his 'Majesty's ship Brilliant, to the Eastward.—Wind S.W.' SHEERNESS, SEPT. 2 7.—Sailed his Majesty's , Ship Aggressor, with a convoy for .Elainenr, with the wind at S. W. The next convoy will about the 11-th Oct: HULL, SEPT. 27.—The Hearty sloop of war has arrived in the Humber, to take the ships fro• the Baltic under. convoy. The Hama sloop of %vat arrived on Thursday in the Humber, from the M:l•"!'EC?. TIME for receivinA TE:DES for i E-BUILDING the TRANSiPOICIPIii'WE it) -Dorset-square, DEFERRED to TUESDAY, the 4th of OCTOBER, 18'14. MASTER BUILDER'S wbO.may be de sirous of CONTRACTING for the RE-BUILDING and COMPLETELY FINISHING of ;the TRANSPORT OFFICE intended to be erected on the Site of the old Office, in Dorset squnre, Wc4frizi.i.er,•'nt ....INSPEI4T the DESIGNS an.l PARTICULARS of WORKS, by application to the Secretary, at the otiiu, \o. 44, in Parliament-street, any day (Sunday excepted) between the'hours of Yen in the Morning and Four in the Afternoon; and at "kich Offic:e such Builders are desired to delver their tesi;e:itivc Tenders sealed up, on the 4th day of October next instead of the 2911 . 1 instant, as fornierly advert No Tender will be received after 9ne o'Clock on the day of 'watt, nor will.any be noticed, unless the Party, or an Agent fur '>i n, pers'onally attend. Transpout Office, 'Se^t. 1. 1814. BANKERS' LICENSES. Stamp-Mice, London, Sept. 17, 1814. N uricE is .hereby .given, that, by the Stamp - Act, 44 Geo. :3; C. 149, all LICENSES granted to Bankers or others, to issue Promissory Notes, payable to the bearer on demand, and allowed to be re-issued, will expire on the Iflth of Cktaber next, and that they must he re newed within One Month from that day, or penalties will be incurred. That a separate License must be taken out for every plate where the Notes shall he issued, unless the persons to be li censed bad issued their Notes at several places before the sd Jul„ 1808, and originallyobtAined one License for all such places; in which case only they will be again included in one License. That every License must specify the names and places of abode of the persons to be licensed, and the name of the place or places where, and the name of the bank, firm, or title under which, the notes are to be issued ; and Licenses to persons in partnership must specify the nanies,, and places of abode, of all the persons concerned in the partnership, whether all their names appear in the Notes or n ; and in default thereof.the Licenses will be void. WM these par culars a specimen of the Notes must also be lest at this Of fice, by persons applying for such Licenses. That a penalty of 1001. for every offence is imposed on the issuing of Promissory Notes, of the description aforesaid, without a License, or at any other place, or under any other firm or title, than is fpecified in the License; .and a penalty of 501. for every.offeuce is imposed on the issuing of Pro missory Notes of any description, or Bills cf Exchange, not duly stamped, and on the re-issuing of 'Promissory Notes not allowed to be re-issued, as well as on the re-issuing of Notes allowed to Ve re-issued after the period fixed for that purpose, viz, three years from the date. there Of. The Commissioners of Stamps hiving had occasion to pro secute several Country Banlit7s, this notice is given, that all persons concerned may in iuture conform to the law, and avid the penaltieA for which they will otherwise be pro• scented ; and that persons applying for Licenses, may come prepared with all the requisite particulars to be inserted ther'ein, without ,which the Licenses cannot be filled up, so as to - protect the parties against penalties. ' order of the ConnissiOners, WILLIAM KAPPEN, Sccrelari. • RUPTURES RADICALLY CURED. • IaTESSRS. LING.FORD and Co. removed - from 37, Southattpt:i-row, to No. 18, Keppel-street, ::.:sO-square, where they pursue their PRACTICE on H ER feeliq, an inv•ard ''atisfaction at being the first who have matured and pro:nalgated their New .Discovery for the Perfe.Z.Cure of this dreadful Complaint: Those numerous Patients wim have hon•wred.them,.liap been universally satis fied ; the gi.eater part of whom have been perfectly cured, in 10 days to a month, which fully proves its efficacy. TIE FUNDS., TO THE EDITOR OF THE SUN. SIR--The reasons which you have at various times assigned for he depression of the -Funds, appear to me founded -in so much good sense and judgment, that I most heartily concur with you' insvery syllable you have stated on the subject.— There is, however, one cause to which I do not recollect- Our having adverted--I allude to the encroachment on the Sinking Fund. Without ,at all entering into 'the question of the policy of the measure, I think there can be but one opinion as to the effect it has produced in the price of Stocks. This article, like any. other commodity, is af fected in its value by the quantity at market, and consequently,'. when there are more sellers than buyers, the .price must decline. You are, per. : Inlps, not aware, that if this Fund had remained untouched, the Commissioners would 'at this time have had to purchase above 150,0001. Three per Cents. every open day, or about 8 millions a quarter. Since, however, Parliament have thought fit to appropriate part‘of this Fund towards de fraying the current expenses of the year, nearly one-third of the force of 'this powerful engine is cutoff. At present the purchases of the Com missionerk very little exceed 100,0001. per clay ; so that, independently of the Exchequer, Bills now floating to the extent of nearly 70 millions, (a considerable part of which, in all probability, will soon be funded) it is very evident, that • the actual quantity of Stock brought to market" must be greatly augmented. When the concerns' of the war are wound up (and I hope the Chan cellor of the Exchequer will at once declare the extent of his Wants), and the Sinking Fund, even i n its present state, is not further encroached upon, I have very little doubt but things :will wear a very different aspect. When it is once as certained that no further loans will be necessary, then will the Capitalists press forward to , invest that sun) in the Funds which is now employed for other purposes. Had Mr.VAN SITTART fortunately borrowed, when he contracted for the last Loan, , all that may now be wanted, I am well convinced that there would have been very little depression at ibis. moment. I ant, Sir, Your constant Reader; . x.ERCA.TOR. ___ ... P l l O-It IIIEAT IiE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. k3, iestie 3 ) ll(-) W EVENING, Sept. 29, Thiir Serrants-will perform the Comedy of Nli NT THE HONEY-NIOON. ' e ' .eir Elliston ; and Juliana, Mrs. Davison.isi Q wld e h . ,11)2 11111 be added, the Melo-Dr ani , atic Romance of 4 Sat i p, i THE WOODMAN'S H( . ' r•_., kr - rgh li ,--. -aY.,.Henit the Fourth ; Kean will with The Prize. II iir k (I . (-Are re spectfully informed, that , T. , 4 4 . ',0r the first tie*, tliis Seison) on Monday next, in e 5 Tragedy of Kino - Rlehard the Third. King .... PttliE ~ t,,, , " 1 E ROYAL, COVENT-GA RDEN2. he'pe I : IES ENT- EVENING,;B Sept. , will t'c'rrned the ComiC Opera of Wil f 4 h . THE WOODMAN. Aft ,I,llr. Sinclair ; and Emily, Miss Stephens. tr w 15 'lch (second time), anew Comic Ballet, called' toh;,, . SANGRADO. " ,dill 13.1e),,tdO(Lrti7 Ilk 'irl. AL ti! l 6 D Nl D e i l N O . Dramatic Romance of ')lt,e7, Artael. or est oars llond with Doctor - Sangrado, and (first , y. '11.4._ ~..........:21, ..ody. gi ttr lit ,, 11 uI'AATOMY,PLENFIEIM-S'rREET,GREAT iii? MARL BOROIiGI-i-STREET. • -A r t,'"AxA.,,,,UNINAL COURSE of LECTURES ottii,e4c,,,„:\Y, PHYSIOLOGY, and SURGERY, will q• '"9 '4l - ' 1 ''ATI.JILD 4,.Y the Ist of October, at Two tfi,', 4 ,4c u iC, it. BROOriES ' ' the kt4t,St'til'elta!4•,,i'ecet?nverzationes Will be held weekly, when the q 4,, iris' .3 treated of will oe discussel familiarly, and bilttei44l43lit.tel'.ews f orwarded.—To these none )11t Pupils tqtklevtrry ca4:rtients, thoroughly ventilated, and replete l ' , i ,' l ll t i " l l.)'" lie nce '‘re open all the' Morning, for the • vise ' ' ,4l„,dirtet the, and Injc.ctiTr, where Mr. Brooki.3 at ii..4rrt, 'l. Lue titudeittß, and demonstrate the various ig. 1., a PPVar 43a DISSeCtiOII f a l ia !t .l / 11,,, Qt ' t CoUrse 'of ' Lectures, including Dissections, , - - , ov erii • \\„.4e c '4uttat •- "ers usually attendi initiseptic ng- Pro Ana cess.tomical Investi , ted by an ...,...___ \r~ ,i..liet» o ft. /5