The Sun. — London, England, 1811-03-22 00:00:00

Mini; 5781.1 NEW TtIEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GAMEN• 11()•M011ROW EVLNING,-M 4. will be pcif orined the I' Wed arch 23, 181 I s ) CA O. Cato,' Mr. ; Portias' Mr, 1' OUNC• Lucius. Mr, MURRAY ' t • Nlarcu,, Mr. BRUN ; 3empronius, Mr. BAR K Y MORE ; lulu, Mr. C. KEMBLE Syphax, Mr. EC I RTON ; Marcia, Mrs. EGERTON ; Luria, Miss S. BOOTH. To which will be ad.led, fur theud time, the Grand Dra matic guidance of BL,LT-B1ARI); Or, FIAIALE Abolip,liyie, Mr. BARRYMOKE I. rbiiiln, Mr. SIMMONS; Selim, Mr. TAYLOR Shacose, Mr. FAWCET T ; ' Mr. IIENACE ; Fatima, Miss BOLTON ; • Irene, Mrs. C. KEMBLE-; .J• 0 i ( l :.s tor the, Boxes 1 - )e taken of Mr. Brandon, it! t!le, "n4Le ti t Ten till Fou r In mice a,place, ._art.stke , b r 4t es /s. Second-Price 3s, 3s. 6d. Second. L 77 2s—Luwer G. , ll,ory' as. Second.price ts.—UPper Is, Se cond : P ri‘e 6d. b t i n e floors he okned at Hall past Five, end the Play di Harr pist c r)tarnatie ilrimance of Blue-Beard, or. Female u(?)ITY, repareci every Evening till further notice. Riv n i: 4 "t l4 ), king flenry the Fifth. Un Tuesday, The ('" t'l , or day, 'I he Knight of Snnvdoun. NEW MUSICAL FUND. -'41,1, I\ll'btlity and Gantry, S u b, cr ib ers to this ble institution, and the P ulnae generaF , , are rI 14 4 1 intonnen, th at the CONCERT for the B en efi t 00ND at take pl ace an HU kStM Y.. '.larch "c', I,s 0,1 t the Cr T eat Con cert- R oom, King's Theatre, °1 414). ' the same grand .caleui neretoloto. F t , Pilliclpat Vocal l'erformers, • t , ..laciarne ATA LAN 1 , Signora BIANCHI, Amon~IItAtrIEZZANI, Mr. ISELLAMY, and. l ' l4l .irtid NOTTI KADICATI l nstruinclital pieces will b e a .Letaicesto on the "trt e rrr4t e n the nitacti, a • I Of' &Jr. I'.'2."„Crartier ten ?rt ; o V iolonix I 10, by M r • • Lindley 414 a , Y etd Symp Wood hony compute on purpose for. this Con. , rr se d 44 " of the Band, Mr. F. Cramer. Th e eL Cort , iattor, Sir Geo. Smart. narqses Will he full and comiilete,...aeststedl?y the :;;Prieman of the Choir of his Majesty's Chapel it.,r'ettiiiinster► Abbey, slid St. l'aul's. ficri 4 s*vvill Lie announced in a few daYs. , . . 'tk Ica tach, ro he had, and Subscription l a s re. tir,; 4 * the Treasurer's, Mr. G. Sinart, No st, c it 4 l sad at the Secretary'b, Mr. j. King,.No .14, Little N t ' S ° l 'l 3 ; and at all the Principal MU4R; Shops' it 14 41 'II fi t, Of the Subscribers should not receive their tot tta.;„,' klue time, they lac fc‘p requested eCtl4lly to send. Mtp Towltruni'6, the Colledur, Nu. it, Duke. ' 'wolfish 4 ry. jal-111IITION nt the BRITISH GAL- L. moN ► cum !he tStli hisrch, and will he again OP . Ebi'la.) on titli of April, tor the Exhibition o! At nrl eTll Eot OUR SAVIOUR in the 1 In the Lxhibition and Sale of those Works of 1411 - 14L 'i Imiy, remain unsold on the .Bth inst. By Order, VALENTINE GREF.N, Keeper. • . , r „'lt , iy ch4bl,,,'”' XettA NGE 'ASSURANCE OFFI CE, —111(1 bY Royal. Charter in the Reign of King George the First. March . di t. pEßsoNs,,,,,,,bse Annual Premiums fall due on' 11 . ,,'m acii, instant, are hereby intormed, that Receipts ttt it,,Ay re,iily to be delivered at the CompitnY!'s Offices, over k ~,iin LxcloinAe and in Pail. %fall, as .e . i , :ell as by their a,'Niv Keats in the several Uounties . ,' and' the . tr i t ) n.. i s ti ta „ tti.UebtCi to apply for the Renewal Of . theiry i.. l „. i::::" 14 ,o re r Le ' le ' re the yili or April next, as ;PS. ‘ itial p n L c )S 4110WvIl for Pay inent beyond the Date'ot each o -4 Will th, • ' ti expire. hey , . , SXMUEL FENNING, jun: Secretary: at,l4ll_ Nance is given, daily, at the said Ofhees, for, U."' ( 1, - ,, 11 4 , h t,, 4 41 Iliiii,li*gli, Cws, Nlerch.nidit.e, and Ships. ‘ y . F7, 14 r, ill Doc or.while Building, froin LoSS 7,1. 04'11444 ti t 3 "t i .4n4 Dock, for the Assurantar of, and grunting 'Anniti• 011, Lii.c s 11. g , . . ,A,,, 1f - rut Policies will be issued tree of Expence to' he w 0 . 4 : 14 i where the Annual Premium amounts to 66. or u 1 , - '.`"",................,..L....................________ _.._......____ p i TO r ot 14. eLE Ruy : A —LTRACY wanted within a moderate distance k k „ t.)l Lonnli i e or the Advertiser would h ichange his li t 1 / 4 : 'OR Y, which is under value, and toes ilot Tell" 41,teecc. Al lfebs V 4. 044 S, London,. post -19, trand pai .... d. - , '''..--------............,,,..,_ . , ~,....... C L ,N *44 111, SI It JOHN MOORE's CORUN NA 1„':4j1,.• I &MP BEMs TEA D, Cunning-a ICi9lat Iti it 77 u' 7 4 lin the Field, Barracks', ecc. also a SO l•A tor a 411 i„ I'Llttionit ice. arid likewise .4 SEA COT for 01, rwarit utitine while traCking in a small Vulke, allowed the . i . noit ski s ,c ever yet inanufaelitred,' invented' by I%IOIIOA N Ni,..ntsibt k4,' No,. 16 anil 17. Cat li:zrinc.atreet, Stran d, N i l, Tist humbly prksame the highest honours °inlet to . be 44 ,::_ tltlitose who su gallantly live and die or their King ~........r...3:: Rt, IT'S ALL A LOTTERY. • ;lathe was never so justly . appFed as 1, 4 1 ,, 1 0 this Last C.; RA ND CITY LuT rER )/` wi n ch 414;tr'indirlitig Fourth Part to draw - ro- MO !"(,1,!, 7e . Pkizit, &larch Z 3, 4nd the SIX GRAND CA/ 1 .. 1 A lt Eurve Sidi th the Wheel, valued by the most r.nunq Th.yr,t 50,04.:,i. %dr: t 01,01441% TICK F.TS and SHARES (warralitid wri) . are now (41 Sale at all tbe Offices in London. tl„ t k , SI XTY C. P ITA 1. I' ii 11, E S ~ . iv th _ „ r ~ u,e . 414 wo on Ilte iN 'S 131 It i 4'l ' t'L 4th lune, t%it, . Limn. icy wilt Beim tifitr I . ini4 ti r on that Do, 4 . Prizes 41 SCHEME. ~ .„ ,clo,eme 24 ~ ... O, .1.0 - - are . 34.n00 t, : ::: ::. .... l' i:i .. : , •• • . 2c „: ',..., . . 3140,n' . . . .' 3zoto ets, 42 , 4000 .................„. F .. , Y : 1 / 4 :. IY'r ..ind Co, respectfully inform their Friends IL. ~„;'l`l.,V't ,l'ultlic th.tt ttt: Tteic ETs . And SHA It HS - of L„ . : iiiS 'A-1: I.ol'l ER Y aie ail ‘1 'at their Offices, )114,,1.trt,:u111). No 11, elLiiinx.cril - Nci: 31, Ald__ltaie , t,,, : I _ ,,v i Wile% Si X of Itie Cd it4Vrizet irs thc Last ")t i l ' er v.'c'e Shgicit anti Sold bCOlde:rlhalT°llwrs 111 B . .tt,r. Ulttfl ' ' Cs. •."'"',----...a."..."^""'"'",^''''"--"--""''''''''''''''''' ' 77". ' ' E M I ,, , ~„% • , . ' „..4 .# t i pilli , "77 r ' '4, 4 ,', 1./•4 a , • ie it .t . ,- ,c\ - ) , -.1 II 4i , • %.",1 • ,-; , ~.., . 4 .. iF. .. . - `ra 4o a A .,4 1: ,,..pr: 1:. Tf• - •- -...... 4: . rtt , 4r - ,,;*"•::1 *. .d; 4 * l'A/ ` s 'i's' .. , . . _ . FRIDAY, MAntrt 22, 1811. RELIEF (.11 THE BRITISH PRISONE'RS IN • V.ItANCE• ir HE COMMITTEE. beg to stnte, that there Ste il at present upwards 1)1 10,000 British Prisoners in the different Prisons of France, 'for the most part in great dish tress, and that the Subscription is intended for the allevi ation of their sufferings, in some degree, by assisting time with articles of Clothing, Beddin . g, Fuel,. and such other necessaries as they stand the most in need of. The Committee conceive that this is a case which must excite the s) inpathy of their countrymen at large, and there fore without oft - bring any elaborate Address, they trust to their generosity and humanity, for supplying a Sum com mensurate tatheoecasion. • Subscriptions are also received at L'oyd's, and by all the Banking- houses in London ; (likewise by Sir Wm. Forbes and Co. Edinburgh ; Latouche and Co. Dublin ; Robert Shaw and Co. Dublin. Subscriptions s Hunt and hiPAdams to to linnet Sutton, Esq. 5 Collection at Saint ()laves', Southwick, afteraSatnion pica h. ed by the Rev. las. Evans,,per the hands - of Mr. TliOrriaS Star. ford, Church Wal den - 511, 7s. gd. P. T. and 1. ti, Mrs. Brenthwayt,Nor. wick -, R. Hanks . ' Eras. Castling,. Esq. Norwich • to M . 141 usgrave,Catn . bridge Mr. Lovell, Proprietor of the, Statesman Parishot tit. George's, Hanover . .. Spine, per • the "Rev. Robert Rotigson and C hutch Wardens 1601 3s. 7d. At the Tabernacle, G.reenwich.road, per the Rev. William Cbapinin 3: 11 Tricot) Church. Bali fax, per the Rev. S. Knight. 371. 115. 4d. iloll and Bevan A Collet-hen at Bre. con, transtntttesl per Messrs. Wilkins and Co. Bankers 43 Aldtxturne, Wilts, per the Minister and Church Wardens, 61. 175. titt. Scotch Episcopal Uha. pet, Dundee, per • the • Rev: Hsnage Horiley 311. 6s. 3d. Deputy Child •-• 5 0 loseph Watson - A, Colleelion at the Meeting, Abingdon, per the Rev. john Evans A Colleaion at-Saint lolin'a church, Hotslydown. per the Rev. Williain (at via A tidy. 4. IM. awl • Church Wertiena 43 2 7 A Collection at the Independent Mt.or ing, Back-street, St. • (obit's, Horsi)downi atteraSetmon preach ed per the Rev. Rowland transmitted per R. Davis, Esq. as t t 6 A Collection at Mil. lord, Hants, per the Rev. j. H. Evans to S 6 Mr. It. }livery 2 0 W. C. A Collection at the.. Palish Church of St. Giles' sita the Fields, after Two, Sermons, per the handS of the Church Wardens 59 g Terry, Peticock,Tctry, and Co. • t. Chapman, Esq. villiam Gould Veo. and Robert joint BuriVan to to SlittUlt:Worth & Good. fellow . P rest and Son ince received: A Colle:.'llort at Saint Saviour's, South. wad, , per the Rev. W. Harrison, AM. Chaplain 29 A. Colleetiott at the Parish. Church of St. MarY,Woolnoth and St. Mary, Wool. church Haw, Ltnn hatd.street, per the Rev. Sanute..l Birch '2l o Ditto at, ditto, per the Rev. Pratt 2o 0 Rev. W. Whciciate !Win Bate, Esq. ru is A. Colleqtion at Chad .bury, per the Rev. Mr. Choppin, trans. mined by. Mr. 'Ap. lin t 6 to A Colletlion at the Adelphl. Ch el, • transmitted by M r. Win‘hcsier , ItS 0 D. 2 0 I 5 1 1 S to 6 1 • 2 2 t t. I. 01. S. W. B. A CuHeaton at the Parish of All-Hal lows H. fonts Baldry, Blook e and Hulbert 51. Ss.'6d. S. Erbaine...Ebq se ts. T. Wdlitnott. Esq. to to R. Baillte, Esq. 2 2 A Collet-lion at the Church of the United Parishes u: St. Mary , at HA and St. An- - drew Hubbard, per the Reverend P. Dodd, Rector, t a xi. t ss. (at. A Collection at Saint , 1 Margaret Pattens, - atter :‘ . .Se mu per. the Rev. 1. t.,ruse, A. M. 16 I 2 Stein,, Smith, and Co. is 'la A:Coitt.ii,,,, at Spring G arden Cit.ipel 13 to 7 Dysr awl Emmett IQ' 10 A. Collection at Roe. Ilfniptun Chapel.by t the Itev.l Pinrsock., Rector ut LitiltAtil, A Culle:tion at Saint • lalnests. Duke's P. 1 by the Rev. K. Pro. vat, par W. Tripp and , Gen. Machin, Church Wardens .2e 4 9 The Congregation at 1 ' Lock's.halos Meet ing-lio,se,Walworth per the Rev. i•;. Clayton , - 46 0 8 Boyesun Brothers 5 s The Scotch Church, London Walt; alter a Sernitoi by Dr. 'R. Young. .traastnittett per I: L. 11211'44Q% Treasurer ',.. . ;ss 0 A Congregation of Dis t. scale's .tt riaisfuld, Essex, by It. H. Marren - "• , 5 ~0 4 t Colleetion made by k I Mr. loan Poole. and .. ' ' 1 . . Mr. W, Wilton. at Ott. ; . Moreton, near gar, Essex , - 4 8 THOMAS P E RC:ANON, Sec • 12 3 S S to 9 t 6 i 6 10 to 5 5 2 2 5 5 to to No. 3, Geol ge-yard. Lumbarthstrect, Committee. Room, Lloyd's Coftee.houtte, March tB, 181 r. The; Committee for the R LI hl• of the 010 . 11S1 - 4 P RISON CRS in FRAM:IE,, be to return their Thanks to th: Proprietor, Performers, and Artists at the SUR It E Y rt EATIt E, lor the Sum of '521. la s, 64. being the whole amount of the Receipts on tlio Night ut the 7th instant, and ap,tropriatot by them as a clear Benefit to the I , mt. —The Lontnilttee think it necessary_ to return them thanks in this unumer, on account ot titeq trimly spit i tell ati.l,AcitcrOUt UM. thins in behalf of time Pritionzrs, -whi..ll they are sensible % . vottld have prOcluceA a still larger amount had the weather not proved unfortunately most unfavourable on the Benefit night. A NEW WORK ON EDUCATION. This Day was published, In Odavo, price s, in boards, "1"1-1E FIRST LINI4S uf" a SYSTEM of EDU. A CATION, according to Philosophical Principles; di. vi,ied into Three Pitts P 'The hystcal,; The Moral, ~ad The Religicus. 4 . 4 Non quis o .sed wild I" printed for T. HookhArn, ,jun, and E. I'. Iloolchirri,' Old lion4l-street; and,Manners anti Miller, Edinburgh: BY THE Kllse"L; rLNT. Dit,'NOßßls'b H VER. DAM'S. •• , . THE experietwe of more thnit half a , cetitttry• bas so fully established the reptnation of this .invaluable Medicine, tat it is now unnecCs44 ty to expatiate on its effi cacy in every species of Fever, particularly the Scarlet and Typhus Fever., also the Yellow or Putrid' Fevers ; they have never been known•tofail, when administered agretsahle 9 ch. reaion ; in the Measles, Small Pox, .i.,, er hi„ 4, imil mint Disorders incident to Cluitirett they arean infallible remedy ; the decays and discomforts of advanced life are untli.n the 'r immediate influence, they ininteelhitely s top the wo K r es i f a fresh Cold, anti are panteW ady adapted askgetnal Rector - 4 1 tive. . . . . . . . The Family Bottle, 12$. SOU at the I)W:tor's llouse, -N . 29, Lower Brook street, CI TOSVCllol"•Stitlate, when orders r exportation are duly exectited Smaller Run 14. and ap. 9(1. wit lesule and retail, a t llatant's, 150, o ;oprd-street, aod by most iespve.table Venders in Town and Coinar , ;, Also Ur NOKRlS'scriebtatcd ti I 1 -81L14.21..1S with ample Direeliults, zx. qt . . the Oh,ietve_that the words " Toolina* Norris Moore" 4:e Lii,,;(lVl OIL the ( 401 I ;n . Mebt Starry Bo Other aro or tan be: gen tune. WIDOWS' PENSIONS. Admiralty Office, tvlarehso, ißtt. VOTICP; is hereby given, That the WIDOWS IN of CONIMiSCi . OIki and WARRANT OFFI : CERS of the ItO ml. N AY Y, receivik Pensions from the Chatity established for their Relief, will be ptid kheii:Pensions due the :Bth ult. at No. to, New -square, Lincoln's-Inn, by Edward Finch Hatton, Esq. the Paymaster of the said Cha, rity, viz. the Widows of Captains, Lieutenants, and Mat ters, on Wednesday the toth of next Muntti; the . Widows of Boatswains and Gunners on Thursday the tith ;: and the Widows oecarpenters, l'ursers, Surgeons, and Secoud.hlas ters, on Saturday the i3th„atut on every succeedlng Thurs day, between the flouts of Ten 'and Tvaclvt. And Notice is further even, -That Remittance Bills will be sent on the totli of April next, to thoSe Widows re4i dent in the Country, who have requested to he paid their Pensions near the respeaiae Places of their Residence. W. CROKER. TRANSP RI OFFICE, Feb. 2 5 , ail. THE COMMISSIONERS I j ot' conducting His MAyEsn''s TRANSPORT' SItRVICE, for taking Ore of Sick And Wounded Seamen, and for the Care and Cun,,ty of Prisoners of ;far, do bereSy give Notice; that they will be ready at this Office, on Thursda . y, the 214th of March, 'Zit, to re ceive sealed renders, and treat `npltir such Perons as may be teilling to contrail for supplying the und.rmentioned Articles r Tudve Month: certain, from the , 2oti , of lklay, Olt, viz. CLOATIIING, consistingf JACKETS; WAISTCOATS, 'and TROWSERS, for 14isoners of War, in health ; and -BLANK ETs for Sick and /!founded Seanten, and Sick Pri so,,ers of War. • Tender will be received after One o'Cloek / n the Day of reaty, nor Any noticed unless the Party, or' an Agent for bins rei..onally attend. Each Tender must be aecompanieiby a Letter friar lino respeaable Persons, engaging to become bound .with the Perron tend', iv, in the Sum of iooc(. Jr,: the dice Performance of t h e updraft; • Farther et:llk:dart may be knru►n ay atplyini at 'bit Plitt, Sampler may .he teen at the Starthetper Grnria~'r, Duke. 11 ,'d I:B4N.SI'OR T (O . FFIC:E, MarcbB,:tilu THE COIVIMISSIONERS Jar Condufling Fes MAyssn", T'R.44NISI'ORT . SERVICE, for taking care of sicka,,,i Wounded Seamen, a'stdfir the Care and Custody of Prisoners of Wee, do hereby give Notice, that they Will be ready at this Office, on Tuesday, the 21 of April, i 811„. to , rece ye seated tinders, and heat 'with such Pei : ons at snag he willing to court aR for the petflrmartte ofCERTAIN WORKS at the Joyal,ll'ay.4l Illspital at Deal. • No render .be received after One ,Clock Cif the Day of Treaty, nor any noticed unless the Party, or an Agent for hint, personally attend. Each Tender must be accompanied by a Let. ter from two respectable Persons, engaging to become hound 'with the Person tendering, for the diet Perfcrtna nee of the Contra''. Fat they Particulars may be known by applying at at, qtfice, where Drawiaged the pocposed Work: may be seen, and .Forms tf Tenders okalaed. [PRME SlXEEfibt HALFPENNY., LYPERIAL ..PARLL4MENL mouqz OF PEERS. Tit libAv , MARCH el * MISCELLANEOUS. Their. Lordships sat for along time in a Commit- I tee of Privileges, on the case of General 1(11041, as claimant of the Earldom at Banbqry, The Earl of RADNOR and Lord REDRSDALi poke at' Considerable length against the case made ant art the part of the claimant ; and, On the suggestion of the Loin CHANctmt.orz, the further discnssiona were' adjourned till Mon day. • The Frouse then resuming, Prayers were read, and during the exclusion of strangers, whibh con tinued for some time after, Several Bills, we tinder. stood, were received 'from the Commons, and re. vetlively read a first time. On our re-admission to the House, Earl STANHOPE +gas ad\lr,•ssing (heir Lords tips on the great fitness and propriety of enacting, by a separate legislative provision, that proposition hitt' broilOt for Ward on a former evening, and propo,ed its eitActment as a clause or rider to o,e Mutinp Bill. The title of the Bill he now proposad to in.' traduce was, " An At for the better seeming Li. . berty of Conscience." The E .ri of Li VLit'POOL did not objet to the first reading of the Bill, but reserved' to himself the op portunity.of expressing his sentiments with respcet to\-sneh a kreaSnre on a subgegyent stage. 1-le con tinued, h weVer, to think. that such a legislative pro• vision was 'wholly unnecessary, and on the grounds be .tated,an a former evening. A short conversation ensued between LPd GRRN• vtt.t.e, the Noble Secretary of State, and E.ul STANHOPE, principally on the criestion of the Par hatnenviry right of Noble Lords tea present Bids at once to the Hpu.e, the•first readielgs.of wiiiCh oc curred a+ a waiter of course; the first mention,d Peer s, , eit*ig to take the affirmative side, Nattnle. the Earl Of I.4lvaroor. .nclined to a ontrary opinion, .but allowed that such; as a matter of convenience ter courtesy,' was the general praMice. Tile Bill - being read a first time, the Noble Moyer named an early day tar its second reading, which the Noble Lord on the Woolsack thinking too soon, • • ,• BarI*STANHOPE urged, as a reason to. the eon• wary, the ex:renurmevity of rhe,Bill, which cols tained but t.%0 chines, and was vs-ry unlike, thG b r ! " eloak-hagi" ofAifis, which the Noble nod Learn ed Lord was used to. ...After a few words between the Earls STANHOPE 311C1 LiVsuront„ the foymer notified his intention 4 to move the*second reading of the Bill on -Toes. day. Lord HOLCAND then rose to move, pursuant to his notice, for the printing of the evidence and the Verdict given at the Inquisition of the Coroner of Surrey, on view of the body of the unfortunate Man, who died In the rviarshalsea prison. The Noble Lord prefaced his motion with a viriety of observations, tending to shew the propriety of the proceeding e recommended, and also, of a further investigation into the business. There appeared to hiM, on his view of the evidence, a degree of in consistency between what had been so delivered, • and the . verditit pronounced by ttrt Jury. ,A degree of mystery Seemed to hang upon- it, and even in justice to the Jury, the proceedings, he thought., shoold be printed, and the case further itivestig:,teit. Were his interference on the present occasion at no other o'6B than to call,the attent telt of the Legislature generally to the state of the Lai , sons, he Was satisfied that his endeavottrewoold ;pit be wholly uieless; He did not attribute hlarn.. any individual with respeot to the aEiettel state ui prison in question, or to impogn the iminatOt) Mr. Jenkins (we believe the keeper of the prix .it), but the state of the prison as to the building, and want of accommodation', was such as to render it improper for the purpose it was designed for. His Lordship added some further observations, tending' .to shew a necessity for inquiring into the state of: the Marshalsea Prison, and the particular case in question, and concluded by moving as above. The Earl of AYl.RiFolin (who, as Leaf Steward, is,* we believe, Judge of the Marsh:llse:l Court), made a 'few 'observations in conseqeence at wth,it tell trem the Noble Lord, in .0 low lone of voice. We understood the Noble Earl to express big deSire f o r every proper inveiitigation to be nude into the affair alluded to.- and expressed los indivirlealt wil• liegnest to . I. l e.ert himseft to that end ; trot he gig. gesiet t t hat We appointment of a Committee to in. quire, would 'be ar, much more efficacious mode. Hi., Lordship tilso observed, that the buildings and repair, alluded to by the Noble Lord opposite, •for the better accodimodation of the prisoners, were, n eotisiderible forwardness. . Atter a short explanation from Lord Het.t.Aen, and, a , tee words from Lord ELLENBOROD3R, the . motion for th,! Printing of the Vertnet .and 14 #.O, abt.ve, was agreed to,. and ,a cotrentitt‘o o lielt.tiry appointed. BANK TOKENS. Lord G vt t.. 14 said tie should beg lemc, before their I, , rk!ship4 had-proceeded to. the Order ot the Dad the Atention of tht, II Cif . St:t nit!, of h.• utthost importance. What, lie was about to adreN to, --every man was aelittAinted with, Direeois of the Rank ot England had ;aken up(ln 4 ulelves to exelcise the highest pre r,,gatite ..)overeign, not lesi; tban to raise iho ,setinro;nati, , n of the current coin ot t h e r , fl i nix 3 , 1 d li)Iht; *if Committee the I',;y tie ,:t.)ntois,d that all the ideas he hag G ENER AG 'POST. O.I.IPICE. March 111, tSti. NX7I-IE-REAS JOHN HUNIBY; late a Letter v carrier in the Pont.olfice ai Pomo:sob, stands indit'ird at the La iiiiiiptbhe /Mixt, fir Forge 0 , . shall apprehend and ttrure bins in any of his Ma jesty's Gaols in ibis ring Lon, is ii intmeitlattly neat., a ate of FIFTY POUNDS., The raid 101-IN Li Li 11413 Y it a native of l'arne;uth in the ltlr aJ inght, Is about Twenty Years of Age, thin otta.le, fair Com plex/tot light 4yet, light Noun Bair, put snort, and it abosit Five Frei Eight lathes inchet in Height. Pi command of the Pasiptaster Garral, F. FITERLING, Seeret.sty. SANDFORD PARK., OXFORII-111RE. In the Centre of the Duke ot9rt's Hunt. TO 1ii.1:4 . W1 7 tor, a Terill of Years, and fit for the imme - (hate Reeption of a Nobleman or t Centlettisn's Fatnilv Asmcious awl ELEGANT MANSIO . N, situated at SA N FORD; 'in the County of Oxon, with Coach-houses, Stabling, and Otticei of every descrip tiuii, Walled Gardens, 1-10t.lionses, and Green-houses in high ordrr, Shrubberies, Plc.. u-grounds, and Fish-ponds, coin prising. 16 Acres, The Park, with Peer, may be taken or note at the option of the TCII3III, who may also At Michaelmas be accurnino dated with a Furor.: The Furniture, which is new amt very blodsomei to be taken at a valiution... Sandford is situated is miles from Oxford, 8 felien. Wood stock, ; trout Hayford LVii.irt, and 3 train Enstone, which is the post town. , IN CoUN't Y OF ooN1;.(;A 1.. L, 'IRELAND. To EF, RHSOtI), in Eight L Inlittlant to certain Or '. tiers of the High Court ot C omit:cry :ti htighatd, wade tit cettatii (ari s es itttituled " pow NES v. T111)N1AS" it he .1.41 of u hii:ll.or4iers o; autle with the consent ttie -Martinigtot IVEIIS LANDS, FIELIEDITAMENTS 'acid , t R ELM 16 F. S, compriseti io - the MANORS of ,tiOist- I.: RAN anti 1 , ..E0G11, in the County of Dortegall, in, the Kingdom of 1 rglahil ; part of the Estates tit the said M ‘r. tiuts co( Donegal!,, and containing in the wh01e•23,G0%, At..';•vs or thereabouts, tor' an unetcpired 'term of tOOO ye4lS, at pepper-corn rent, and subject to the several valid subsisting on the said Estates, before 5 AMU EL QOM TON COX, Esq. one of the Masters of the said Court, 4 1 the Public Sale Room nide said Court, in u i. Uoildiogs, Chancery-lane, London, on Friday, - the 24tii (14y ot May, tBtt, at One ific Afternoon su b jv a to the Conditions e7,tpresed in the Printed Particulars, which may be had (grails) In April' neat, sit•the said Master's Chant. Southat opton ISuillllogs affltesaid ; of , Me , srs. Al. &idly: and Colley Smith, Sol toror6, LinColtesinn, I.oho-.11 of loiter Temple, London jvietSr.. Whittons ' Solicitots, C teat lames-street, Bedford raw, London ;. orM r,jat)tito,, Land Surveyor, I 141011. ;;;Ir. deo, London ; ;of Mr. William I:l:pii.:ose, sof teitrir,.uf S!e. ; 41 the ims itt tiro MightlOtifhoOlt 01 t.tiC Estates . . 1.1)R.1-1)(iants I.J. SNIITII, Litiolti's 1. LI Surfeiluts. i