The Sun. — London, England, 1811-01-02 00:00:00

4 a 1 Mt Y• s, • -r " .• „ # , \ i r ft . )6 7 ,4 ,,,, •, f . ' , 1 .31 r. „,„ 0 , • i ? ! .;4 l i, '.1 1 1 ,g 7 ? 40 / • • • y . 2 .17 • - 7 4 • 1 , Is, • Y •3? . l' •b tz d r, ri - 4 " ' .•• . " ;. s '.. J ± r } t `,. i 1 . , • :4‘ . 3 .., , tt r • 0 : c't "` ~ Y i Nunatn 5713.] F 5 ! f, lOW i"" ..~ ~d- ~. ~~ ~~n JANUARY 2, )811 . ; ~~ i' •7:. WED N E SD /I • [PRICE SINPENCg N Y • ill 1 R ALT Y-0 FFIg E, - • < • , Dec'. 2p, t3to. • N OTICE is herely given that a Session -y . Oyer auct,G,al Qehtse , t, ter the Trial cf Of :Ices c6mmint,d.on tar kibseti,' vt.dobt the yaritdia,,,,t of 1.14 f leig„..n. : l, will be held yo7tire Hall, ir. the Old Ballet,. Lo•Stisn, en Tuesday, 114 22i of yanusyt next, at . Eight the M . ruing% Empire requirei, without calling, Upon - my people. for fresh sacrific es , • (Sig ned) " N/0'01.8021'; 40 Palace of the l'hitilieries, "Der. to, t 8 to. By order of ihe'.Emperor, • " H. 13:.DLIKE OF BASSANTO'." NEV THEATRE ItOYAI,, COVENT-CARDEN. • -mokßovv.- EV,,V,N[N G, j an . , 3, 181 I , 4 will be acieci the Comic. O ,era of THE EN G LISII FLEET - in 1342. . Aftej.whitili will he rerfor'ined (l'or. the Stii.time) a New . • ' PArtothritne, called ,FIAItLE(4I)EN AND AS MODEUS ; or, CW111) UN CRU iviths. I'lle Pantomime prAlit„ed under the direCtion of Mr. Farley. The DaiLes by. Mr. holo i ttia, jun. . he ncal tha raCto. 7 .. • • ' Don Cleofas Zain T otti lo Pri (atte ip r wards . Flarlequin), Mr. 80. • • LOGN, jun; • .. . • bon Pedro Alvaro (after watds Pantaloon), Mr. NO It. M NA ; 'flw Uld Dnenni (attrirwards Clown ) , Mr. GRIMA . L DI ; •. - Piliatiloc falterwards toyer), ASmodeus (afterwards Chi pid),. Nelasrer Cli A P &lAN llutkis, Mr. PINNEy ; . . The Dxrin,n .o r In terest, Mr FR E.BY ; ‘ . llonithreio (the Innkeeper), Mr. but, >GN A; ' „.- , .Pasquerello, Master MI) R E t; urttna Ser.iphina (afrerwariLs Columbine), \lfs. PARK ER ; °, ' Serenada (Wi t h ii Song), Nlis ihf )I.To N ', The ws Seer will be e xhibi ted ' in the tollol/4‘ Mg succesiion i A Subtenant :0123 Cavern Pd A. et tire th r itid Prado at Mad r id - - Grieve. - . iardoe p e, the ALliyini.ht's Stud - ' - - Iro The Fr 01.4 y Du ' A , by Nrgltt -'. mplittne.itre at Caili/ witlt I):Artish'llull Fight 1)o. Cacti flarnotti '' '' • •*. • ' - I/0. Ski do' Chine; lsle .-• ~" - • - ' 7 .. ' I in or Wighit ' - - l)°' Ntttigler's Cave • - - . - - 'Do. - - ,Car4htcok e.Astle - . - Do. Al-111(it . Southamptonl - ' • Ilollogan. . ~. , .h., - • - " .i ,. V tc . w near llanoyer.square, London - - capon, apiarsit llotel and •Lodging-nouw - - ' 1:11°11Nan. .Chiarilig-cross - . - Lto. .The Bricklayer's Arms and Turnpike on the De t_ . ford ltdirl . ... - - , :Whitmore,. (;ra, 11 ,1 , _.. I:attnch at Depttimt T . . - . ... , D.,. . .i.hriber'4 iliht Grocees,ShOps, • - '••- • I.loliogan iriit,.,thieuort N(lha t z iE 's Stl,llo4P . . . - %"`. Cupid's Hower -' ' - - -' - Up. Wil ' IPtin.ore'.. -.,:e1),1.1.ces tor the 11Oxes to be-taken 'of - 111 r. 1 - trattritm; at tile. "" 10 X-011ice in P • •.0 • 1 fl t .1 troll 'Fen ritiec. b...p ace, act • a fee ~ . till i!our. • 1 . 15.11e_At.i.c.,34-5,.. sfieconit prke;3s. act,.--Pi t Pit 3s. 6 , 1. Se,:holrkt.rice '; , , '' r L ' ll erY•24,.. Second r iriee'rs '-- UPper (;,..illery is. •.)14-141‘e 6hl. —No NI -I. The Dtp, rs 11 h °my •tc.> be. ref urned. I .K;'iht 41 It df "." Vtllteti .1t H alt pio; tiv,:, 41181' Ibc Play. r, ,i,,,,, ~.114 , x,. • l'• i ' „ 1 Atitorruf»e of 1-larlequin and tkirrtotieus, or, Cu ili,c (I,(,:‘,ier,tittebt:lrs.,t 'continuing .to . be recei ve . tit hroc . glloCt with 'nig till fitrtherkn!t9t.aPplause„ wilt be repeated every I...vets, t trh Friday A "i(:.‘s t y,, 1,,,,; t 4 1 1 4, New Way ro P4lr' Old Debts.- On ~..qatu. r . hu g r0 d ., 4 ,,,, , 'g . ty i or, w h at :y ou .. witt,...-0 11 Monclay, rjhail , ,"' till 1 lind..- (I n Thheid a y The le.altius Wie . ~,4va:l;,!s.'(l)i..;,,i,'..,l,!htiNloent,,illers.-9111 •I'lithrs.lay, C.; hi., ta- Surd a y. 5:,, , ,. ' (-Jy, Nluch Aoo Abotit•Notlimg.o6-54- 10,",,;(..„:;11,:ayt11)1, are respil„lisy .I,,forricl, .14at .Farhfri cal pi . ,, s 0 :...;:„ .z t,1.14! Inconstant, '4l Shilli tii/C4lO, 'l' liSi: II 1- ad ,K(,„ t i cil ';: y tl .con.: - Tart or l - ',.ing . l-fenry' the Fnull::, 30,;, ' 4th, will be rcViVed AS SOOll as ihJS- F() ..---......,-*- 41,1., IN 0-1:41:,, /ot 1) !. . Itr Y. I. 0 tilt `Cif l' I - 1' A I.S ! , .. ,LOiVI,- - t)ORI WE NTY Tliot'S.,,NDS! ST Pit ILE I •%, ! . .t4 I y pou.Nus ! ~1 : lcK A t) si iAR ES t.:IILAI'F,It! NO tiItEATE hTsR ClioiCl: 01.'N'UNIIIERS! I NCIt!...AS I'. OE'TICKE'I S! , "• . . • • ~ STA 'I E 1.0,1 rhtt Y. • .t? pr.HE SCL; EM?. . contains supericir Chances 1 inohears pa•si•-;' ' 44Eivetnitrers, than in ail I (Ate' ry fur 1 . . , tic in ' sip s ..c1 tinin the goneral a pinnb4t Y ion r.,v ince(' by ; the Pub ' , 1,.4.3r great 4eln:,inti, Tickets and Sbal'ec • wi!! most prqbahlY become•very 8.:4,, artLl cenSeqUetitiy tnucii cleaier ; an ca ptircliat,e is thin-wort: tc•.,,inniended, !lie 'Whole Lottery trilw be brawn tlic: i jib tit Next rthntit. ... -- ' ' •.• . . ~ Itl',V, OF PRICE., .. , ''' , Win 'mid Co, yes i..dfoliy• itiform the PubllC' 'S that the Flt u, Trut SCIA 12 Eg of ST ATE • 14311.1.-t ' 4 Yllitve alre.tch. 'advanced in I'llm/ 4 and will in 811 prethabi 14Y ex ilericlue a Anther Rim: itt a shots tittle. Ink Lottery " 41 1 be tir'a n i DN'E DAY, iith of FE- • Tilt 0 A ItN N EAT : it ira7 2 o n ,r:QC) . diffirrent Numbers, nu trice les than 20. auri 44-CartllalS, vIZ. 4,, - Or •, 4 Z 3,0 . 0 l2 . pt' • L i )060 • . •° - - - Q.. 12,.; - - sc"cl r 'Tickets and Shares ari i selling 'at SWI Fl"s and C o.'s °l * flees; N. tl, Poultry, No. I, Charing.tross, and No• 3 1 , Ahyateliigit.strtLet. ..) • „_______________ f . .. ~. hr, ALI; DR,AWN .1N ONL D4'Y' • rir 1.1111 rZ•spt.:6illily ti unitilq the Pobyie,, that , • die ‘,y holein)theS TATE LOTTERY wilt 136(.44%0. 13 1. i, err.. t“e15111 nt NEXT MON 111 • ' ()NE, DA Y, 1 . 4 4 ' "" tircly new, . ' in 1•1 C. 14, ETS' and SItA,BLS are t:elling, cogoitleratbly cheaper Thal, 1.4 t Lottery, at botit of . IslSl-I 's , old•established Offices, , V dicte, ih the'l:4l L'ottert,- he si.,ltt di Shatt.,' ' , No. 2 7 . •„ ctiissw,. .. ..- ,Cz,3,660 '7 ,-- .. „ ‘,lO-i,C. . . 2,tscto 2,388 • Class D. - 2.o)‘'° 't'• ' "' i S72 - ••''. ClaSs 1) - - 1;00° AiCh S prize, 0r..10,„q„ an t i I, miter Capitals in the-IW Twelve•itlntillts', wineh ‘'N'ete .111 li'd 'll Ih'illandt at 4.'(•010-,rill LI., ~,,d 9, tnl.‘ It I.N(;.LIA.PSS. _ Tic ..„.........7_____........._.........._______:________ i , , w IK 1 N.1:,1<;11 I.',;+ti,A it El) C.it I TO, tiii.l ..t.s , • -.cresol,' by tiortisbv 4113 Co in tlit:7 lat•t Ate l''')11").. Al•,o,'io the t: st Two Years, 4 ,. • wive of 2,0n0A. Three of /1,, ,ri00l TWo of s,nocit , • ` 440 . 4.46 g -, No. 133 -kso,o 0 . , , . 2,a, 0 ,, I 2, 27 , ~.„ .. Iro,ir.:o, ' ' 16, S ,4 - 2. , ,,u 0 li, i, - 10 .4 0 0 ; 1°,291 - 'Loa '13,7 to - - ,50 ,0 1 - T , , . 1 _9 , 544 .., - , 20:000 19670 .. 1 I *•OSioeit utte et 4 o.oi, Three oi 2,c,JQI. Six or t,OOO . Anr , 1, en or 5 , .1. • • "- '' , Om the i cili of Next Nl„iitti, .111 e STATE LOrt.F.l(l' til: he I "E DAY' )r,, , , , ,i in ~ 11011INSIVY it . n a C 9.; . Slock,-Brok4s, beg leave . .. 10 invite th'eir. Friends' and tile PUblic, to all 'e'. lll Y ii,.rohase, as they will t av 4 consititrably. ''S letters and,Shares from No, r 40 20.0uc, may he had ht ahe lowcsi Prices, at The oict estabjislied Litzensed State Lot tery Offices ottUOlnsby anti Co t 26 cornint I, and St. N•lar.! garet's 1.101, Ilorou*,ii • ' • ' Erl ON, Luc Pornet. witb,,(he deceased Sir ,„ I. lirantrounte, returns his grateful Thanks to those rriends Who have holioured him with..thrir cOminands since he' commenced business on his- own aaCnVt°llnik.o.at,B",°. c9rnizill, near the Mansion-House, veritry.street, Ilayfnaiker, and intorms them that his ilsi!,al suceets Altai - 1: - ; ltdc i l I' tirch••4;!rs at Isis fortunate ~,,,Iti,F,e, havlng,. 5'i . ....e, thast priott, said Nine Capiti.tis't immitlol." 87ki "°,2061, in ixtcen Sixteent lis, the last.tut ouLYS - 1 - "le th reil ill ale .stAle Lott(ry ; -lie, with colifiqepce, re., toettris the present Senente of the • State Lottery, tri be mutt r !in One Day 'February i -and wislits his Friends to notice tlie uridernil 0 1,• l• • 45'.e cots- —The Tickets are cheaper.-Th• ' In °lt4 19 91 ' 111' NI More te a -re is 1 -le usual amount ot Prize olleY,- , Pita) Pitie s No l't lie les tli;in aol. --Twenty Thons.ind eiriscre, nt Numbers', mil 2, 3 ot 4 . •11, ket of ditccr,ent N itm. ~4 ' ,4Y g4in at malty Tweuty 1 uuusAut VOttlid Prizo,.. ' iLKets 4141 Shires On Site h L Y CON, z, Cor,;hill, it I t trie ivranston.H`oese • a iti a Yeoventry-street, Haymer. ktt. , , , . 1";t/.1 , 9"', 2, Iglu, 'HC CO;11111SS/ONEPS for dwiduaing His Amy/est - A 'S T 1? NS PO IZT S'Eig /ICE, he takil* Care'f,;l Sick and 1: ',aanded Seam, n,' and Joe the Cart and rn;i ll 4,' erisoners; q t - Wet', do hereby give Arqice, ; Thai tbo , will be ready, at this Office, on Tuctdqy,. the Iseb January, 'IS i ye- Tenders, and Treat-az/1h suchll'e, sox: as may be ing to rattra a for VICTUALLING PRISONERS aJ wAit .fkaltb a 1,..•.; in . Sickness, in Pornycuich,,'in • Voll 4 /7r Six ,11 , aah, )(sow it tst Febilta;y,- IS i t, or 41 soon tiller a r , ners swill be' ie , 4 iheri.; • - No Tender be received aJlcr pat o'Clor'k on the 1.).75. Treaty, nor dly a.nice,f oaleie the or an Ageut 4 Jit , , persenasly attend. Gacb Trader must Ic icc:Prpauied by a .I..tir; Irina le:pee7.ible Perim, engaging to hecvn! _4outtd I'e, ‘e , :•,trring, in the Sum of . 2:.*"ua tbe doe perin m.:a I 14)1Ler liculdrs ;n4) , 6e haviv!l by aPtoing.ai !his ()lite, * a r Eq. Girt):lai!, hear' Edinburgh ; of Cal Thd.ii,g , t-n, a' 1/1111fy,ft'eld a lolitiqid. • . • • 11Z Als I'o o,l'l' iC E; •• Dec.2S, 18t T HE COMAI/SSIO EliS -for . Conciticting Ilis .1124,Esr)".s' TR,I.V PORT for e V Sick an.i 117.tordt.t" brarnrir, and . 1 r the (.hre.and Cu,t9.ty of evi„,,t.,. War, a') be . rtbj; give N.,11.-r, 'bat titer rea,b at this 0114 e, on Tuesdaj, the 1516, jann.a6• IS s scrt, l 'ed Ttna'ers, uild Iva': will , Ilia) Pe , son.s a) Pro be • styli:Mg to contraa f?r VI. CTUALLI N.G T kt I : SON 1: 11. S Pt WAR y nr siehnesr, al siqt.p.ii, near 13riatol, for S.x .11 011)) grtain, Irwatb:.esi ditat.h, 181 s. No ' , it nder vzilt,6e received after One. o'Cl,:ck cn the Day ci n.r our noticed,: tenths the Party, .111' au /Igeq for Linz pet zonally l'entiet must be'elcconita , ,,e.; by a Ltife, _ham two resp , e,44ie Persrui, eugagiug ,o int 'INC ',mud the Person tendering, in the Sun: of 2oaol: for the dac Ike' Contract. Fart/Jet- Particklal may he bon' , s aPliiii"g at 161.' or • dq . RATES' of INSURANCE against FIRE (e cliff . • sive of Govesaiment Duty), in the 11107'ISH 01. - I' i CE, tifo,.4zsi, Strai , (l, and No. 21, Corithill. London, and by Agents- in Edinburgh, Glasgow, Dublin, and other:prin. cipal l'iwris ~ Common Insurance . 2s. Otl. . * Hazardous " • . .' .. - s.. d. per cent. per ann. Doubly Hazardous . ss. 61, '" - ' Additional [tares are char.ll ‘Vben increased .hazard ap pears, either from the ConSrruction'or Situation of the guild ings, the quality of the Property, or the, nature of the. Trade Of Manufacture. - - ' Polities'(Gratis) as heretofore,"for Sums of 3001.. and ,up wards. • . . ' " Premiums for Itisurame.renew 4 ible at ChristmaS, must be paid within Fifteen Days thereirom. . Merthandize and Slips insuft:a m the WestAirita . and, London 'Dori''; and also at the mil :rent Ports at tn,:United Kingdoms. • . , 1 nsttrances also granted on Property in his Majesty's Do. minions abroad, and in FOICIAO Siati.s. 4t amity with these Kingdoms: "- ' ' ' . I' Ait MING-STOCK insured at as. 6d, per Ceat. speci fying the. Sums on the different sorts of C; rain-- or is. otLiivr, Cent. only on the whole,Stock fat' any one' Faun; with the . Salvage Clause. ' '.' •' ' ' ' i 't RUST li ES, DI R ECTORS, AUDITORS, &c. The Right Hon. Charles Lord Kinaaird. ~ , • The f itight,lion. john Sullivan, . . Sir lolin Cox. Hipinsicy, Darr. M. P. William Agnew, llsq. - Willi..ra M..i - land,•Esq. Sir •Chir . les Blieke, Kitt. R. C. Plowden, 1 ::.'“I• • , bun Cletnents, ESq Geo. 11. Sumner, Esq. M.I-. Samuel P Cockerel!, Esq. David Thomas. Esq. .Fittlity Ferguson, Esq. :.obett Taylor,. Esq. ' ' - Lharles Freeman, , Esq. ': J o un Varnhato, Esq, • ' • folin Hosier Esq. .. ' sir 12. IVigrAtn,liait. M.P., Thos ehil.Fianipson, Esq, I Francis Wilson, Esq... It alph .Leyeester, jim.f.sq. CorrieliusLoiveWallace,fsq. William Ltishington, Esq Joseph Warner, Esq. ' -- . . Rii.liard Williams, Esq.Solicirr , r. iturEtt.l.• SK.E uroN, sec. . . This D'Jy Was publiihrri, price 6cl. The r Tlitrcl ilitistrated with Cason, Pll ACTICA 111'11E/11'1S E ort the cerujin PR Fe VENTIO.N itnd; CURE of the VENEREAL DIS_ 1.. poritulart ) its censysluences, as 'Srriztures, "n:hiding 'I arses Dorsalis„.l-1., inn:hontfriastn, (tie. 1) , !;t4 a conniltteguitte rn tit,rst: , 13y. ,181;, CATO N , Nu:gent'', Late of the United,llositals qt. St..Ttiorn2i's and Goy's, Awl Editor of the First attd . See."lnd Voltnned of the London ' Niedie.d atASkitgical Slicetator.' Frinteti.,tar S; litgidey, No 24; Fleet•-treet; C. Mot. !ow, No ; and 511 , ,rv..0:,,t, Jones, I' .ter fluster.. row, C:.;.;ton. • It , APRA CTI(2.:: TREATISkon DISEASES of tbe U.it Ai vett..diWrly ea-,vrit,ing the Sy mil. too'iN iittenOirti; sindtircs, Glects, ?b,tructions, Visttitai, I intlicy of Urine, Are. "S:e. ci w I kit a net yof Carry shewittg, the li . aichey of It.iitit's Nledic.tted aotl a atrw untL sate. inQt]iod at tre.4ttitg a (;(iii.r. t hay., Caustic with Extr a ,:,, , oin VATIOIVS the Iru...hic.tel• or the I 'all:0.1. I,y WI 1.1.1, NI D • : , ,trgetwl, o: ,11,30chl n9i.l4,t'S i t ‘i) 10 illo ; r - r\lttianr, NO. 54, i•ritl7,sti••_l, • itc c; C,„ 1 - 147„c c;,.. 11) , wout,a. , L.i.s< ! E CO(/1'0'y . DiRE. 't ma of the LA .Li) -a cc.impAA ) : itl Itc . tb-• Etift'l . INDIES 4', both). give Notice, 7 'art tia y will be. le. ,1„r ro t eceive.Prori; 1 air. •cn, :1 2 edeelilaj - , :fiat jantia , :y p.m .29. i'er,,,,w4 bo m,ty let mfreight t z.o.l COP J.' ER.I3 , i-rro I'.1) Si 111' . 5' of the burden of Trout pot.:9.;c+ i)nv, .13:;11.1;01 m .j. sureirrent, J.r • the ;aid L'tim . taly's Se, v(t - t, cue r vage • Tenderl, the " Ship Trlider,." c.n to be 4:rveral(y se.tied,up, and /r/r, ivitb it e Secret.,,y, ai or beio, 12 o'Ci.ik dietaid 1614') :Piro irr, k t y no Taiderwill if n . crivcd., , , 1 . • I R 43154), Srcret•Pyr 77y Partiell'ars ol KMI _4ll . CA. /40100 /Iv ahrzte evaged in t;he Service, nt.,..r •e bad cm -appliearion to .17r1 Yu.vn (4, h '6 l4 iPrink, on- 4 , al 10 . 11/..ioesda , , 2 • r. • This,.ls, 4 y • In 'three •Voltitnthit .E'riftES DE MA DEW.OISt4.;L; LE LIE 1: ES -I_4 1 , N45 S ovas;iiciJe m..itiante ()II Uctfipci, , - - - 4 * 'lnert: atelp t,:turu us tf,u,:e.s Ot a pOs.V.:, till,. ge nerous, ardent m:nd. l ltd bi„ lc is . 3;:: oriain 11 atin t Xtra balituiry as the .chAilutiei cif it. autlu r ; it is quite palurdi, yet itiftof eleg4hee and spirit, anti biirniog i with the tiaincs of a heart abandoned to pabslon, And an. iitt . asiinition cxalie,a by. • ent: usi:.stn. t ilin. Review • Sold-by 7 1.1, - Cbiburn, Public Conduit-street; Ali I.4) , Aseliers, ntay I,itt haci, , • 1, i uricsponilance rie is NlZtrqulse dii I)etrand avec D'A letiihcrt, NtOtiteitittteii, De Clipisent, • &k. kc.l.vots. as Du Prince do Ligiic, pour 11,• , :e suite aux ',cures :in :nettle autettr publika::;, par :4.0.1. tie St.+ - 3. ;‘I , liel au i,t eoint ,• .4•se' ,11..aitr . :.2 dta 1:e0 Fn..neric 11 or o.e Prnst. , ., ~..crites par incite, 2 vol. • La Nouvejli;,-Aicaclic, par iluguste Le Fontaine vol 3. F.11.,e, on Ice l'apiers de larii;lie, 'par I, .I)::.crie, '4 DixoN-) — I!HEEL 'PILLS long obt;nne i just cuirb,rily in t4t; private pri.;.:..tice of apo thecary ; anti 110TH iiicir great stiet:s, in many obsonare out; :lA:Orders; on numerous Paterits;ot ()hum:lion, rat = others, parti‘niarly the Duke in ileriford. Sir (; core , . Sir'Cie);ory 1 - uraer .11)e i)tp.vagir Lady Sty and Sek:, the V hieolinte;.‘ tfuts.eley, ttet:. be kViet mmarled lit oiler then; to the Public, wider the approbation anit ih of ittcir names. The Pills ar.:!l,nral bit:' an iiit , riiipaable re-rteity lur storit rho tot. or StoihaLti, oa Loring . I ink..:•stion, or preventing , .ind their consequentAtisagreeable erne .. tations ant flatitieticze..;.. Tney prevent bariitnal and tempo raryCiastive:.,s in:Art •btirti, witket Is o casioned by preAuan,y, and a front itertroonynt tnureduntiant bile, isitempera . .e Of 461)1(1)4 . ,t0 eXcetit.. Sold wholesale and retail at liatler'S, No. 4, Cheap, side; corner, tit' rriorprfitv are', retail, hy - t rewntan, Exeter ;•Cookwortity }km P mouth Knott and ,Lloyd, :vlaoder,ion, Cargil, burgh Billingc ak,t; re sun, tit.riteb, ;Manchester ; Minor, Poitea ; and by must Medicine N.- 0. 1 .. tiers, Boxes at as. 9d. and os. ca 4.11.. , .01 whom maybe had, 1-lickthan's f ill,, which are ef teduil gore for tite Gravel and Stone, Stoppage of tine, Complaints in tttt. Back and. Loin., Kithieys, a' d bladder, . Luobago, &c. Of the various complaints iv.ciile,t to the liftman frame, there are none more dreadful ill Ia 1r nature, nor Jsafitk, iog in their Consequetfo3 than the (.;rav,el and Strati! ; they Zee cerftviairtjti to 1V114;11 every peru,nt, CVO) rtie 11Wit abate. awns, ta liable. Hicktnait',.; Pills, or the tiint nocent inAredtents, Little been found effic:acy, in out only strengthening the vem,s, la Cool - 4 . 1%1W, tit,: biit ?LIT.; pity destruyingsthe pettily ine, ciwility of it trout which Ilru cerd the .4bove e:Mtplainta,&e rutrt.V itgthe c:a1,...111, or gin-1y cuileretions, atul uaniatlini, every peruicruu4 tuv.loi,:y . to Itios;;• disorders. PAPEItS, CONSERVATIVE SENATE. siTTINOI3 10TH DECEMBER, 1810. Tho Sitting commenced at .three ist the after-: no: in ; • the• Prince , Arch-Chancellor of the Empire. Theit .Etv.'ellencies the Dike of Cadore, Mini*ter , ' for Voreign and' Crituit St. Jvati d'Angrlv: ! and Catfirelti, cif State, ivere introduced.' The P;itice Arch-Chancellor read the lolloWing' mt.:;:iAGF. OF HIS IMFF.III.II, AND FOVAL MAJESTY. " SuNATottS 7 —I, have ordered my Minister ft,)r fu. reign atiltas to,cortintunitote to you the several cir 7 eninstances tvltich.occasien the junction of Holland with the k.mpire. , " Theorde,s,pnbli,hed by Cruno:il in sot . ; and 1807, have ~rent in pieces the public Jaw' . 1 4 Europe. A..new order of things •governs -the Universe. New s,:etiri, ies . iteces , :itry 'fa me, the jutioion of the mouths of the: Scheldt, of, the. Alt use, the, Rhine, the Luis, the AVe,tlr, - and tin Elb.., with the Empire, the establishment , of inland navigation web the Bdtio,,,have ap;leared to toe to be the first ',mil most important.. " I have ordereci Inc I)iimoi a Canal to he ;Ire. pared, whlcli will be executed in the c:.otso of fi v e years, and will couneti with the 'Fi l o h e i/Jkle.mmitied, who Luny find themselves cirenntsclibr4 by, this great weft. stife, which is. becon),,, 31)&01(11(4 . nep4ssary, rand w 4'46 will rest the fight.t4 my 11 - DntioiS ibe Ball it . 8,,r,, r0 'j came to this det,ermination, appisect Eughtici Of . it.. Sfie was acgo4wied Gat 0,0 only i p e , ;ins for preserving the independence o( Holland ta, to rcltiict her (.):CIS 10- 0)911i411 ot ,iBO6 HMI 1 6107 , or 14) ; return at lost. 1) vaeitn: senlnneuts. B u t tins Puwei was deat to the ,voice of her interests., as wed its ioihe 4.nes of. 1a tape, " l was in hopes ref being able to establi.tb a car-4 tcl for toe exchange ul priiontits of war between France and England, ttn.l to rtiysc.!f, in cunie4 tint , ticeoli" the residence ot. two Ctniniass;iiiiers, tat Paris and 1,fu141011, ig brinA about ,att. between the twocontitries. I have, been disappoint. et.l in my v.xpeetatinn... I could", fetid nothing the'rnode in whit the English.ooveinnicat .. nego... claret' but craft and deficit, " The juin...Atop of the . Valais i 5 an effe6.l long in. tencit-d of the npilirnStt W4,1*5 whien 1 litne had p,r . tiortllcd in the Alps,w4in the last ten t A h t e t ( i it l,r l l 9 , . o :k;t l4 o , l iv i‘ e l j e c di t g e . T ig tf ;e, l 4, sLp s .; . r i t i i: g ti then a measure of:stack.ady4n!age Fiance and Italy. ‘. So long as the war continues with ..England, din French people must not lay down their arms. 4 , My finances are in the most flourishing state. • can‘meet ;'..111 the expences, which thi s immense After the Message was read, bi 4 Excellency 111 V Duke ofCndore, Minister for Foreiqii the following Report before the'Siiiing EFFORT OF THE MINISTER FOR POREIGN AFFAIRS TO • HIS MAJESTY THE EMTEROR ASD ' f‘ . St a---Your Majesty has exalted France to the highest point ot . greatness. The vAories obtained over five successive coalnietts, all protmiCed by Eng land, haVe produced these consequence,: and i t it ; may be said, ' that we are indebted to En alid for the glory and power of the Great Empire'. ff At every Opportunity 3 our Majesty made niirs • cif peace, and without considering whether it world heinore advantageous than ; yon looked, s ir , only to the' happiness of the prt sent generation, and sbewed yourself ready p'sticrificeto it ( most flattering p ospeas of the hiture, • " was in this .spirit that the peace of Campo Formia, or , Luneville, and of uq, and subse— quently of Presburg, 4Tdsir, and Of Vienna,werir concluded ; it was in this spirit tha t your Maje,tv .has live times sacrificed to p , :.ace' the greiver part of your conciuosts. More anxious to adorn yot . ,r reign by'the publie happitiess„ t!tan'iO • evencl the tr ot: - .tiers of your empire, your Majesty set boonds your - greatness ;- while .14. - ;ugland, keeping the tordi of war continually alive, scented to conspire t - noinst her allies'as well as herself tfrtreate the gre:neg empire that hats'exi,ted.fOr twenty centut,i, At the Peace of 1783, the power of FranCe was, strong the Family 'Crompaft, which ly bound Spain and Naples, with her .p. , litic4t .sytttem._, At "the peace of Atniens,'therespeOiv'e. titrength of the three great prmerg increa s ed brthe n of twelve rntlhons, of Polish inhabitants. ° C he 1.-rotnes of; Froi!ce ana - Spain were essential). hostile to each other, and the people - Of the !wo eountrieg were removed ruttier tl)att ever' from vp,r.l) other by' the ditlerericeof their•mannoti. (Joe of the, e:reat Continental Powerc had her strength . lcss by the jundion of Belgium with•Ft . an« , , thin' ) it was increased--by the aerittigilL)ii of Ven"cL-; - the seco. also - of the bermanie had) , added tnoie to the power of o.lr-rivals. Taus, at the. conclusion of t!'e Treaty of Amiens, the - relative, force o f Frmot. WO3 . , at the' peace ot 17 3,i and inticb. inferiii.- to tli:tt t o whieb the viilories obtained '.-clut ink-the tears of. the . Lwo first cyalitiong *lye her a right Id expe-,t. This treaty, .4)owever; wits Scarcely correitided, when the jealousy of-Engltnd dispi 7yeo ly,.:Sho took the alarm at the continually iw.wasing. prosperity and riches of the interior of France ; and sly hoped that a third coalk;on would wre4t glum, the provinces of 'the Rhine, and Indy, irnin . your crown. The peace of Amiens was broken ; .third coalition wag" formed; three 111011lha after, it wag dissolved' by the tre.ny of Preiiberg.. • England saw all .her hopes blasted t Yenice, Dalmatia,. Istria, rho whole of the Adriatic .coa:.:1, andAhnt , of the. kingdom Naples, fell into the power of France: :The'Gtrmanie body, establishoo capon principles contrnry to those upon 1114k1) French empire Wag founded, dropped to pieces ; _and the system of the Confederation of the 'lt hine tt es_ formed into close and neceisary fillies the. same 16- titms, who in' the fit st eoalitio,s tnarehe3 France, and united them indissolubly to het self by their cowman interests. Thi!• peace of Amiens than became in the ot*-.!ct of the regret of every Statesman.. The new acquisitions by France, ,which there Were all :hopes Of wresting troru her at any future ren- Aered the fault that was committed more evident, and chewed the full extent of it. Art enlightened wan, who du ring the sh or t i n .. tervai of the peace of Amiens visited Paris, and had 16ined - to'know France and your, 1114:sty, was put at the head ,of affairs in England.' This man of genius comprenended the situations of the twn countries.. He perceived that it was not i n tn, t _nom:or of any State to comp! France to retrogra,!,..; and that .the true policy consist e d in arr ,.. st i. o,; „ 141 . ,progress.' perceived,that by 'the succoti vb. mined over.. the' third. coalition, th,.. que3ti,n •changed ; and that it muit no longer be tit;tuf.,, , itt . Est contenting with France the possess o i.y. that Aitc (wired by victory ; but that , it-was necessary, by a speedy peace, to prevent. those nett argnisition s • which the continuation pt the war would t2ndcr 1 "!'his Ilvlinister did not conceal am id advantages which Fra n c e :derived freito 1 , .;•• r.tro:• - e7_ • oils policy of England ; bat, he lul w d in vi e which, sh'e might still acquire; • He• thuright England .would gain Much, natie:ol: the (.`,opri.. twntn i Powers lost more. .Hediretled pol; c1 t,, disarm France, and to have the Coniedvrat on of North of Gertuany recognised in oppus, r ion to the confrderation of the Rhine. He peßeived tiEit Prussia could, only be preserved-by peace; on tne.tate of that Power depended. the sys,lem of S:ixony, of Hessia, of 1 - laonVer, the. tali. , mouths :of the Ems ' of the Jande, of the W C:: T of the Elbe, of the - Oder, and. oftlie•Vi I, necessary f or the Leonnuerce of England., Like a ,•gietit murk, Fox did not deliver himself up to n , ,t2.. l eis sorrow for the rupture of the Treaty of Amieni, and losses c henceforth irreparabie ; ne t „ pretent....greater; and he sent bird' Lauderdale toParts " The negociations began, nod every il t i ni r to hope that' they would !nave ended I:nily, Fos dit.d." [To to Collbrieed,j