The Sun. — London, England, 1814-02-28 00:00:00

~~ )4.1:91. • 1,-..vrd!ca f'•‘• t7:,Prit 1;70/ T• THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. HIS PRESENT EVENING, Feb.-28, will be perfoliti,! The Trazedy of' , KING RICHARD THE. THIRD. ti.ze of Gloucester, Mr. Kean; Lady Anne, Miss Boyce. To which will he added, . , HARLEQUIN HARPER. i'l, r e (7;"^rr . ow, Wild Oats with Leander and Leonora, and cure in in H•m 1 • • THIS rtESF.NT EV ENI 'Feb . 28, will be performed the Serious Opera of Artaxe rxes, Miss Refine)! ; ARTAXERXES. • • Mandane,Nliss Stephens. After which, THE DEVIL TO PAY. To which will he added (third time); - THE WAN DERISG BOYS. l '" ) " . "', The Tamer's ‘Vife ;' with The. Wandering Boys. ORATORIOS.' 9,TITF:I.TRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. `\ WEDNESDAY NEXT, March 2, 1814, . trillbe perforMed The FIitST•ACT of the CREATION, Composed by Dr. Haydn. • T., which will I•e added, T . TWO. GRAND MISCELLANEOUS ACTS. (- r ; tvhich Mazlam- Citala ni will sing "Angels ever bright," adarat a " ' an - dlte l)urtto Vado ma ;lintels, vith Sllin . on," With verdure clad," "From a'ozl ' What tho' I trace."—Miss Rennell, tPlc ' l ' , lttu of ' Eve "—Mr Braham, " Now vanish," "In "otit: Cgr " Deeper . and deeper still," and a ne:v 9:o!apused. expressly for hiiii by Mr. Bishop.—M!. Kelt itofling i n f oam i ng " Awful pleasing Be-. • P r ; "d " Years such as tenderfathers shed."—Mr.•Tusney, ti a, ;;',, v O , l of th e brave."—To• conclude with " Rule Brawl- A "' ,4 e. Madame Catalani, and Chorus. Ni tion PRWAY, a GRAND SELECTION from the Com- Dr,,l' of m os t favourite A u th or s. , ,ff l as t :ciPal 4'r-d o rmers :—Madame Catalan', Miss Rennell , and Mrs. Salmon; Mr. Brahana, Mr. Gar!- 4 40. ` str • • Duru ' se t, Mr. 'Finne, and Mr. Ke.llner. - er Qf the Band, 4 1 41 r. Ash y ley—Organ, Mr. S. Wesley. 114r,,P.rdlestra is entirely raPyr, and deporated corre t , ) , w 'th the Prosceniom of the Theatre. "ete ti ' to lie opened at Six o'Clock ; to begin precisely at -6:-,lialf.brice at Niue. • Or r: The Vre e Li s t of this Theatre does not extend to the p o, k. fl et ,' fir the. Bo x es t o b e t a k en o f M r . B ran d on , a t the ice Hart-street. tli"' '4ll,etplence of threat overflow, the Theatrical Or io future be added to the Pitt. N 't4 XT FRIDAY, 4th MARCH, STATE LOtIERY BEGINS DRAWING. . SCHEMA CONTAINS 2 - Prize; of ,C.e0,000 2 .• 2,0(.0 1,000 • 500 • &c. &c. &c. And •LoweSt Prizes ,C. 17. t11.i1,„ and :7.M rti.,S are selling by RICHARDSON, 1 - I,‘ t ,t,y''(' , lC. and Co. Stock-hrokers and Contractors for the s s j' their Offices: Corner of Bauk-buildings,Coen- Si; 1 0 3 0 Ih".`' l l ' , ‹ the Itiing's Mews, Charing-eross ; where they the - 6 4 'llery . 1 hat finished (haw the 26th of January, 14W Prizes, iu 72 Shares ! A T ' • SIVEWRIGHT'S Old Fortunate Of r. tices, :38, Haymarket, Holborn, I 141, Ox ford -slreet, k- 11 " Lipi tai °,, , , One Hundred Thousand Pounds has been sold g, r rizes, iu one Lottery alone, ark! lie trusts in be t,l‘"ll. SA l V . ,, 6, rtunt.te in dis tributing Ca• pita Prizes in the 2 ' 0 418 tor a ,:' l :!. LOTTERY of only 3000 TirTiets, which be 'oool. b t tl!e 4th of :\IARC a H, containing Two Prizes of 20 other Caitls. Two ,r1.411".L1E LOTTERY' , „ WITH GHENT PRIZES. wentY Thousands, and only Eight Thousand Tickets. liegins Dr.iwing FRIDAY NEXT. P IP ICK E . IB and SHARES, in great Variety, fi re 1,,,..,,5i11iii; at WEB'h Office, 17, Ltulgate-street (near :. t. . 4 " n, whet, the following Prizes were lately S6ld: 13 ' . 8,2 54 . ... L. 26 ,00 0. .1,275. ......................... . 5 r,lO te nt : ...................... `,5 33 , ........ ............ .......... 4,00 ) ' ...... , CXactited Irish I rides an itninenS .. numbe . r of iuool. 5001. &c. a,,t_lk,..Notes. exchanged, and all Business in the Funds a Commission by, • State Lot, GEO. WEBB, Stock-broker. 1 7 .:trY and Iri,h Money Exchange Office, taalga.te-strect, near St. Paul's. To lie _ • 1-11 grV /E MPTOR ' ILY SOLD,pursuant to an Order of the ,tai n ' s - ," ) ,„ 4 , 11 of Chancery, made p in. a Cause of WICKHAM tla r . 4 , - ,," '' ICKH AM, with the approbatiot) ufiohn Springett ''‘lng% - s '", C s'l• one of the Masters of the 'aid Court, at the oa ttls Inn, in %Vitt - 11)0rue, in the County o , f porst .; th, r o ,.,,, ua y, the sth day of I March, 1814, at reit o Clock it A to ten, in. sereral Lots, 100, i n T EIGHT HUNDRED and TWENTY , 011th_ K.,S)ELM, TIMBER TREES, now standing i 4 rith i , v Istate called LOwer Henburv, situate in the several 11 . th s *t Stara-1111 A • Marshall, anti Lytchett Matravers, ~ t ~,i . , ~ t r,, , t..articui.',-, au nty of Dorset. R.'?s, I, ''rs rilay be had (gratis) at the said Master'!piam p,'llll,,s)oii.9-bauiptonAntildings, lAr/itlnn ; of Mr. Rimila) 4 ;1 f ers, Attit't'rt Six Clerks' Office, C!),“ . icery- lane . ; ,; A,lle?sr`• ) 1/ ; of t son, and Johnson, Solicitors, Lincoli , l s-uip ..,411,1.;. „",essrs. I - kyatt 'and Haskell, - Solicitors, Shepton ;I al t , "lr. Cattleman, Solicitor, Wioiliorne; at the Place '''lt T owri l:fl the Priueittal Inns in Wimborne and the adja- fe..„ ..,.._ Xllpr,,, "II PAINT MANTTACTORY• STREET, CHEAPSIDE, LONDON. 62, QUEEN ITP,,TQNT ar(l CO most respePtfully inform the ";,. oiCiubliethattlier ei . mtiti4e to p: pare the Cheap IMPE .11.1.!•10:144111e1,1;%;_PtA. IN".1:. at the lollot i ta•ni . P . r . iees,r_i•c„ .% : . - e i i ..a, Per c.,. ‘ ; r . 1.11 5(,5.; Dat . Green ,6•., and Uii 1 : 1 . • it .428 p: d, , 10d ,',.,•,--fitle deep Green Is. 6d. to 2.5. per .. • . . ih .-- G sl r a e t e i n , .'.lo)e Colonr, 56s - .., Chocolate 565.; Iced or Il e i . o ( a yi n l kd'fi,l • . atid White L'aint 60s. per cwt. &c.—Prepared repai u " ei d •c tl i> e ,?"., f _u! . Use, is. per gallon. • , tj, ~,. to.,2iits are very ornamental, and .may benPPlivd with 4t 'i ") ail purposes of useguPainting, both - i:. - ..iide and N. 41, 'here a handsome apnea sarie, durability, and et:O -,: .?tre consiiierations ; but fur Park i . .. - :litizs, are , tacco iNtN, xtiliarlyitil4l;ted, and Minster Fronts Iron and Wood Mill fig, they Out-build -1:1): slung degree. as they r ' esist the effects of WeAther in Fr P' i n' fld Co. hle e •1- to rqqaint the Public that they .t h 'iot : .:e Coal Tar Brown olt:•:1:iturs, viz; en:ninon Coal 'Far 1(,,. t 4 re . ii" . 1 iir. her cwt. and .reiiiil , i; Coal Tar !frown at •.:2%__• o t_ 1f.',,, 4 "1 li "t,,.., liPplicahle to , the covering rotigh I•en . cing, P . Ne; 4'l, Weittli " .d• . •v.d 1 . • pvl LI i r ' fit:- (*round ot e ti ,_ . ~. er ~.,oal 1,...:, LA .1. t ~, .. ti_ i t t mr; Jur wloch laqt purpose tbe refine:l Tar .irown is . par its ! Y recumineade Ferry tis ildiss , leible in Water ; it also ...t 4 at ti, and is of goo?. eOlour. T,,,:` t“,tlea:...—"Nylres'r::(ll)laisl'tsC, 4 t ( ) l•; ) ,j u aa rs iv a s t:d a ll :, rnshes ; Litlseed Cake 1 • • d the Trade, supplied tuvantapods t‘crtos. • .s 4 i n :O r ; sri' ,riCC .• moo' ? s ir 0' yir id; of au) . o p or 0 1 0 r. ti V,‘.11 i d o t o t l eli ctu of ;tieo ril , , hot 9'sf f,i4' , iii r ai l era" 4 0 ",,r re l" o l"- 14j, ..% t c r. ~f c r tv i C s ; J -.i , , ".4, , ,r,. • , ' firT, -• " ' • -.. . .4...., : ...- , -. / ') 4' '' ,. i . • 3-' -: i ' ----' ...if.7 -, .0.:,,...:1 • ii - -I,i 1p441..._,1kik i : • W 4 liirl\ DISTRESS IN GERMANY. A BOOT Eight Years ago, the CALAMITIES occa;ioned by 'the War in different PROVINCES of GERMANY grwe ri‘e to a SUBSCRIPTION, and the Forma tion efia COMMITTEE in London, to relieve the Distresses on the Continent. - By the generosity of the British Public, the suns of nearly 50,0001. was remitted, , which 'rescued multitudes from the ex-: tremity of want; but at no: periOcl since the 'existence of this - Committee, has the mass of every kind of misery been so great, in the country to which their attention was.first di rected; where the many sanguinary battles fought in Lusatia, Bohemia, Saxony, Brandenburg, and other parts, have entailed upon the peaceable inhabitants, 'sufferings, al most unexampled in the annals of history. The Committee are anxious to impress upon the minds of their countrymen, that in anticipati o n o f B r i t i s h support, they have remitted to different parts of Germany to the amount of near 40,0001 Amount already advertised - • 1...34,451.1 1 1 3 10 Subscriptions since received At William Holt's. - At Messrs. Birch and Samuel Southall - 30 0 • Chambers. Robert Were ' - 10 0 Rev. W. Abbott - 1 1 Elizabeth Coleman -20 A. C. - , - 5 5 John Coleman - , 5 0 Mr. H un t er - - 1 0 Anonymous, per ditto :1 0 D. Ottley,Esq. - • 2 0 Samuel ‘Varin;, , -10 s. 6d. Theo. Price, Harbourne 5 5 The Scholars of Josiah Mr. J.A.Thrul. p 11. 11 s. 6d. • Forster's School, at W. W. Whitmore,Esq. 10 0 South ate - 4 0 Miss Tyroll - 5 0 Timothy Gill, - 5 5 At Messrs. Hankey Sa Eat, Taylvi'' - 1 0 and Co. Auonyniol4 per W. J. Clarke a n d Sons 20 0 F. Reynolds 2 5 William Al ers - 0 0 B.Summersfield - 1 0 John Willes, Esq. 50 0 • William Christy - 15 0 William Dixon, Esq. • William Wallis .10 10 Blackheath .-• .10 10 Michael Edridge 1 i , Miss E. R. Martin 2 2 Mary Janson . - 5 0 Messrs. L. and H.Witte 31 10 Michael Phillips -5.5 J. A. Shey - . - 10 10 John Phillips - 2 2 Robert Waylen,,jun. , 5 5 Gerras Burgess - 1 OJ. Ott e , E sq . p er Alas-. ' Deborah Forster 1 0 tcr and Co. ' ' 20 0 D. F.'s Servants - • 0 4 At Messrs. Curries • F. and P.-Coar - 1 . 1 and Co. . H. B. Cowell, 'sling- Rey. Richard Raikes 10 10 ton -10 s. 6d. J. and M. Raikes • 50 0 John Giblet, Drury- At Messrs. Drnrumorids: lane -10 s. 6d. The Earl of Ashburn- A. Z. • - 1 0 ham - ' 50 0 Richard Phillips •'lO 10 Jrilin Webster - • 1 1 Mary Phillips - i 1 W. K. - . - 1 !- Win. Caleb and Ili- J. E. C. _-- - 2 0 chard Lucas 31 10 • Rev. Wm. Goodenoagh 4 S James Rickman 10 10 W. C. and F. M. - .t 2 Corbyn and Co. 50 O. At M es s es . H e rries &C.. John Maw, Gainibo- Lord De Dunstativille 20 0 rough - 5 0 ,Andrew All u, r.sq: :j 0 Benjamin iirebb • - 2 o Inglis Ellice,,and Co. 105' 0 Catherine Webb - 1 0 Air. John Bann • 10 0 Mary Webb, jun. - .1 0 The. young 6eu tl ...men A Friend :. 5 0' at Mr. Wisbaut • Miller Christy - 5 0 Gresley's . Academy, Richard Bush - '5 0 Marlborough - 3 5 Francis nagger -5, 5 Mr. ` 4 l - mpp,.ol'Huckney l_ 0 Isaac Woodward - 10 0 Smith, Keruhle, & Co. 52 10 Q. P. - - 3 0 Templeman,Cole,jun. Friends of Notting- . awl Child hani, per Wm iu . Fox 30 8 Rohert Wiilias, and Friends of Hertford Shipmates - 5..1 vicinity, per J. Hill_ 1-4 . , hbouse. r.ad - - Hooper - ..ia 13 Hill - - AO 10 Friends of Colchester, R.. P. - - 0. 3 per Thos. Catchpool 54 12 . Subscriptions r..ceired at the Bars of the City .of London Taccra ; Lloyd's Coffee-house; Stock Exchange; and at all the 11.inker4 in town and country. 52 10 0 8 R. H. MAR nN, I secretaries. LUKE HOWARD, .1 NEW HARP MITSIC,—" Les Regrets," 'a Duet for the Harp and Piano-forte, dedicated to the Memory of J. L. Dussek, by Naderman of Paris, pi ice 7s. Gd. Haydn's favonrite Military ?lir, arranged for the Piano-forte, Harp, Flute, and Violoncello, price ss.—" Le Tour a Bath," a Divertimento for the Piano-forte, with fad libitum) Ac companiments for the Harp and Flute composed by G. Kiall-. mark, price ss.—The favourite Copen\ragen Wal,tx, arranged expressly for the Harp, by F. Horn, price 25.--A favourite Air, from Nina; arranged with Variations for the Harp, by V. Fiorini, price 2s. 6d - .. Published by Goulding, D'Almaine, Potter and Co. 20, Soho-square, and 7, I Vestmoreland street, Dublin. MISS EDGEWORTH'S PATRONAGE. This Day was In Four Volnmes, lQmo. price ,One Pound Eight Shillings In boards, the Second Edition, of pATRONALiE:—.--By MARIA—EDGE i\ OR. H, • ' Author of Tales of Faibionable Life, Beliuda,Castle Rack-rent, 'Leonora, &c. &c. Printed for J. Johnson and Co. St. Paul's Church-yard, where may he hat!, all the - other Works of Mr. and Miss Edgeworth. CONSTIT(TTIOAL pIIELL'S EDITION OF BLACKSTONE'S, COMMENTARIES, without mutilation, and printed from the' I , ithor's last Elition, is now completed in Twenty eight Numbers . The first Number contains a fine'Portrait of the Author and his • Life, a is c beautiful specimen of the Edition of the Constitutional Classics. This Edition of Blackstone is brought down to the present time, and contains an A'_stract of all the Statutes to the 54th of his present Majesty.—Each Number price Is. W. Numbers may be had separately to complete Sets. . . DE LOUIE on the ENGLISH CONSTITUTION is the next in this Series, which is also now completed in Five Num ber 4.— LOCK Eon GOV ERN M ENT,*.I lUS'S LETTERS, and BURKE'S REFLECTION'S on - the FRENCH REVO LUTION, will succeed, and complete this Series of the Con stitutional Classics in Fifty-six Numbers. A Number is published Jeekly, price Is. 6d. to he had of all .the Book sellers in town and country, and of all Newsmen; and at the Office of this Paper.—Numbers wanted to complete th e Sets of Blackstone and De Lolme, should be obtained immedi ately, to prevent disappointment afterwards, and to enable the. purchasers to get them hound up with the proper Title pages and Indexes. • N. B. It is trusted that this elegant portable Edition will find its way into the Library of every Subject who venerates the Constitution under which he lives, and desires to under stand it thoroughly. ' • Published by John Bell, Weekly Messenger Office, Clare. court, Drury-laue, and may lye had of all Booksellers. To EAST and WEST-INDIA, AM MILAN, and RUSSIA MERCHANTS. P. HEATH, of Nottingham, informs the 41.1 • Merchants of Emend, and Traders in general, that for the convenience of Sale, he has_ placed his JUNIPER ESSENCE of PEPPEItMINT, and other Medicines, in the hands of E. EDWARDS, 6t, St. Paul's Church-Yard. • This Essence is a safe, effectual, 'and pleasant Remedy in Flatulencics, Gouty and Cholicky Pains in the Stomach and .Bowels, Indigestion, Hysterics, Sea-sickness, Nausea attend ant on Preg:naney,Relaxaeon•and Lassitude arising from At mospheric Heat, Want of Appetite, Injnries.from Inclement Weather, the abuse of spirituous Liquors, and in the spas modic affection of the titAnhaeli and •Bowels, so common to Anfantt4,—adapting the tinie•to the urgency of the case. As a, Family Medicine, or for the Army nr Navy, it willbe found a valuable acquisition: Juniper Essence of Peppermint is so•wellhnown as a valu able Family .Medicine, that the principal object of this atl,. vertisement is - to guard purchasers against the unmet-K:3 Counterfeits which are:prepare:l by Druggists, &c. especia:ly if the otkr is for Exportation: The only Caution. P Heath can give, is to see that J. P. Heath. Nottlagham, is engraved in the Government . stamp. 'Aoki Wholesale and Retail, by E. Edward, N 0.66, St. Piers Church-Yard,in llottlevii.eil. 1 and ls. lid. • , -4r MON DAY, FEBRUARY 1814. VICTUALLING-OFFICE, Fet. ca, 1814. 'THE COMMISSIONERS far. VICTU-ILLINa His 311.1.11135 4 TY'5" NAVY _do . herekv give Notice, That on Friday, the 4th of March 4st, they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing, (sealed up) and treat for One Hundred Tons of BUTTER, Hundred and Fifty Tons of CH ;ESE, and Two Hundred ron‘ bf -OATMEAL, to be delivered, one half thereof in a 21fonth, and the other , kalf in a Month afterwards, into His Majesty's Victualling . Stores at the Ports, and in the proportionS undent . e-ntioned, viz. Butter. Cheese. Oatmeal. Ton's. Tons. Deptford 50 ,..i0 lOO Portsmouth 2a • • 7O Plytnou .t 5. 25 • 3O 5.1'; Tons. 2DO Teas. and also fkr the eupply of whaterOBAVINS :nay 4e demand ed for the , scrvicc 114.111ajestifs Bakehoase ut Deptford, duriv the space of Twelve Months certain; and filitlecr wait Three Months warning sheill be even fur the! terotination of the Contract. The whole to be paid for by Bills, payable with Interest, Ninety Days after date. The Conditions of the Contracts may be seen at the Secre tary's Office. No regard. will be had to any Tender in which the .Price 'shall not he inserted in words at length, or that shall not he deliFered to the Board bejZore Out o'Cloch on the said Friday, the 4th March next, nor unless the Person who •makes the Tender, or some PC/Sun o n his Behalf, attends, to • . answer when called for. • EaCh- 71.nder must also 'be accompanied Inf.a Letter signed by two resnonsilde Persons engaging to become bound with the Party tendering, in the ° penal sum of 5001. for the due performance of Ike Contract for Betvins. DEP7'FORD VICTUALLING-YARD, 'Feb 24," 1814. T HESE are to gibe Notice, that on Thyr.q.day, the 10th of March next, 4: to o'Clock in the Fore ;mon will be EXPOSED to PUBLIC SALE, at his ilfa jesty's Victitallivg-Yard, at Deptford, sundry LO7'S of the following- UNSERVICEABLE PROVISIONS and STORES, now lying- in the said Yard, , • Bread, Bread Dust, Flour, Flour Sweepings, Raisins, Oat. Meal, Oatiheal Swepings, Pease Screenings, Bakehou se Sweepings, Callavances, Pot Barley, Butter, Cheese, $ non., 'Beef, Pork, Suet, Leager, Butt ; Punchai, Hoplierad, Barrel, Half-hogshead, and Rundlet Staves, Wine Pipe and Hogshead Staves, Heading, tight and dry; a quaritit:t of Boards Ends, Fire Wood, &c. &c. &c. DepOsit of 451. per cent. is to be made upon tie amount ofece,h let at 'ex time of sale, and ti:e remai3der'of the par 'ehase-moneg paid before the Stores are real o,:cd, for which P,14d;. , " • ' 1 ft( ' 11'.7ed frn.. day of sale, the. B#Z . IICTJ particularly observing- ) . Mat not less than one-half of the quantity is to be taken etway .. , sni the pre mises •z. , ithin the lira seven ritlys, and the remainder i.; the seven (allowing days, otherwise the deposit money will be i 'orfrited, and the Provisions or StOres remain the property of the Crown, as no exten,siormi time will, on any account, Sc grunteu OFFICE OF ORDIV,I NCE, Feb. 9, 1814. T HE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His MA .. JES Tr S ORDN‘INCE do hereby give Notice, That Pre, povals will be received at the.• Wee in Pall-Mall, on or Inure Wednesday, the 2d.day of Mctrelt next, from sack' Persons as piny be willing to undertake the Supply .of . WOOD HOOPS, fea r Service tliis Department for a Pe riod,of three Ycars, tfeterminable at the Expiration of one Year, upon Notice-of three Months, at the •Option of either Party. Samples of the Hoops may be viewed .upon application at the Principal 'Storekeeper's Office in the Tower ; and fiarther Particulars, tsgether with the Terms and Conditions of the Contract, may be known at the Secretary's Office, in Pall- Mall aforesaid, any Day between the Hours of Ten and Four o'clock, Where the Proposals roust be delivered, sealed up, and indorsed " Proposals for Wood Hoops ;" 'but no Pro posal can be admitted after Me said id day of March, at Twelve o'clock at Noon of the same day, neither will any Tender be noticed, unless the Party making it, or an digent in his behalf, shall eaten,. By Order of the. Board, R. H. ClU."rr, Scc. OFFICE OF OIiDN/INCE, Feb. 23, 0314. PRINCIPAL M OFFICERS of His A -a- JESTY'S ORDN..INCE, do hereby give Notice, That Proposals will be received at their (Vice in Pall-Mall, on or before Friclk , t, the 11th of March next, from such Pc,'- sons as may be willing to undertake the Supply of WHEEL BARROWS for Service of this Depart went for a period of Three Years, deterniiiiable after the expiration of the first Year, upon Notice of three 4 3faaths, at lice option. of either Party. - _ Patterns of the Articles may be viewed upon application at the Prineip at Store keepe, s-Office he 'Power. And further Particulars, together wilh the Terms and Con ditions of the Contract, mot/ be known at the. Secretarzis Office, in Pall-Mall; aforesaid, any' Day betweeie the hours of 'Ten and Four o'Cluch, where the Proposals ,in be :le!ivered, sealed up and oalorsed " Proposals for Wheelharr,ows;" but no Proposal eon Le admitted after the said 11thor March at Twelve o'C/.:c•. at Noon of the' sante day, neither will Tender be noticed, un less the Pal makiat it, or an dgent in his behalf, shall. attend. By Order of the Retard, • It. H. cREIr, Secretary. 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Baldwin. • FORD'S ORIGINAL PECTORAL 13ALSANI OF HOREHOUND, an Agent preparation from that well-known Herb ; it tr,i obtained- the pre eminence (be yond precedent) for the Cure, of the aboyc Comploints, of which the authenticity can' be ascertained, by application at most of the respectable Vendhs of Medicine, in all the prin cipal Cities and Towns'in the Kingdom ; the popularity arid good effects of this invaluable Medicine need no sUpertloons comments, as the extensive demand proves its superiority as •a public Medicine t r o give immediate relief.. The l'ob;ic will please to observe it cannot be genuine, unless each bottle is inclosed in an Affidavit, attested at the Mansion-house, Lon, den, June 7th, 1805 ; and signed in his own hand. • Sold in bottles at Ins. 6d. 4s. Cd 2s. 9d. and Is. 9d. each , by Edwards, F. Newbery and Sons, St. Paul's Church-yard ; . Sutton, Xew Church-yard ;. Barclay and Sons, Fleet-market ; John Evans, 42, Long-lane; R. 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PLYMOUTN, FEB. 26.—Sailed the Ajax man of Ivar on a cruise.—Wind B.S. E. FALMOUTH', FEB. 25.—Arrived a man-of-war brit", name unknown, and has made the signal for coat ny for Passage.—Wmd S.S. E. fresh breezes, an d d.;rty weather. PORT.iMOUTII; FEB. 27.--Arrived the Nisus frigate fi\ )m the Cape of Good Hope and Brazils; parted front the fleet the 24th inst. in the Channel, under convoy of ,`he Satellite sloop of war. Also arrived the Morn.'ngton and Bengal Merchant East Indiarnen fron,‘ Bengal, and tbe Rose front the South Seas his IMajesty's ship Electra from Newfoundland, .last from Gibraltar. Sailed the Olympia cutter on a crube. Went out of harbour his Majesty's ship L'Espoir.—NVin'a South. COWES, FEB. 27.—Arrive4 the Rose, a cap tured whaler, .MUNRO, Master, from the South Seas.—Wind E. ITARwIcg, Fen. 27.—Arrived the Lads? Francis packet, with mails and passengers, froinvHeligo land. Sailed the King George cutter for I-Tolland, Wind S.E. • LYMINGTAN, FEB. 27.—Passed by yestktrday %within the Isle of Wight the Mornington (Haman , from Bengal, and two South Seamen, en der the protection of the Rose Revenue cutter.— Passed by to-day the Bengal Merchant East India man, from Bengal. The Astrea, Captain LIENDERsoN, with die.; patches for the East Indies, has Arrived safe at' the Cape; and landed the Hon. General MEADE. On Thursday night arrived at Portsmouth, his Majesty's sloop Electra, Captain GUEGORY, from Newfoundland, last from Gibraltar, into which place she was obliged to put, having thrown eight of her guns overboard in agale - Of wind, on the 15th .ofDeeeniber. She left Gibraltar on the 1 - 1 . 3(1 of January;, with dispatches from Admiral LINSF.E. The Imogene was laying there with a convoy for England . , which was to sail as soon as - the wind will permit. .• The Commerce, trader, front 'London to Ply mouth, Lti been -captured by a privateer, with. a cargo worth nearly• 10,0001.. .Maoy tradesmen at livalouth will "Unfortunately (eel the weight 'of this circumstance. file Leopard, Nemesis, nud Thames, are or dered to be fitted for 'a foreign voyae. ft is ex pected they will take: tl►e Marine Battalion to Quebec.