The Sun. — London, England, 1814-07-06 00:00:00

ANCK I, ii°ll6l SA‘ t7 / tt ,Ire NtrAIBER 681L] PrTHEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. ;ITS PRESENT EVILNING, July 6, their 'lajestivi' Servants will perform the Play of 411 1 1 THE IFRCH ANT OF VENICE. • c 'ek, -Jr. • • • • • r Ken; and Portta,-Mtss Stanley (her first ap- • T o ..Pearance in that Character). winch will be added, the Comic Opera of '1',,,,, THE TURNPIKE GATE. Z°w) Othello ; with The Woodman's Hut. 1 9, N ,Ci'S THEATRE, HAYMARKET. [ft f ) " , rlrAL PATRIOTIC CONCERTS. : 11-1 ' N...,"b1.ic are' - informed, that tbei MAP -1:;',(Alr „1. 1 , - . CENT CONCERTS, originally prepared in 1 4 `,N ri the glorious Achievements by the British Arms i i . ,‘ 9l l , st a •T l ,'lPOrtugal, will re-commence on Thursday the `;-,, 1 10 ke given oil the Evenings of that and the I „„1 NV (14 ,3', wlhni the New Triple Orchestra will appear 4,72 4,l4`r i( ' 4Ppropriate splendour; and the same , superior gl„ath, itht lis trutnental talents, and grand anti numerous ar "?LW,etutihitte- to produce effects commensurate tt, he , . . - 00y A t - 7 -------- : 7 . 1.4,,:., ACADEMY, SOMERSET-PLACE. , t ia11 b , E1 11 , 4 1. 1 3.1 . T , 19 . N of the ROYAL ACA the p (5 i f ,!‘.. ILL CLOSE on SATURDAY NEN:T.—A(I - "il Eight o'cloclt'in the Morning tilt Seven in 1 ti , 13. Catalogue Is. - f, r1,; 11. P.3 r 1,• - Sec. ati ces .turs are desired to send for their several Per '---....,L'it‘ruesday the 12th, or Wednesday the 1 - 3 th inst. It EMPVAL OF THE POST-OFFICE. illdt4:ASequenCe, of the great pressure of Persons 41 1 ,' 1 ",1e of 7!" of Signing . the Petition to tile : Honont - a . b . le . the , 14, - ; ( feliZ:° ll intot iz ,, fjoni the 'MERCHANTS, q'itSnst the REMOVAL of thoPOS ICE C6 t is Emil Cheapside, the time for Signing the r h tl, z tetscled to MONDAY, the 11th - July, until Three 4 " s lf g e , - '"os will lie for Signatures at John's, Tom's, and u tt'ee-houses, froinTen till Five o'Clock every. day. CROWDER, LAVIE;and. GARTH, Sol chars. A (ll '' , i - c, ------ • i ' I t the 'Ai ER t:ttn'lllfj,,,Tilt.iinldijil.ANA.l(lri'Ehil.'Sil\LCOND°ON ill he h eld . 141 Wei,,"':,f NExT, at the City of London Tavern, to Eht I •4\ll , t `i7; ,to consider of some mode of expl . es . sli t tg T h e i r pi_ 11 4 1 .'1 . 6 •• 31 % to FIELD -AIARSHAL the . Dtini:r it :. . r t ' , 4, I : ; anti the high sense they entertain of the cumuli '4 ' l4 v e i h a' rendere to his Country. . . '- ' l4l r will be t ken at Tivelve o'Clock precisely. (. iti - e d ) d lle6non Lung, William Lewis, a• J. Angerstein, Charl-s Lynes George hackman, John' i'la.t land, jatni u Barnard, William Mellish, • kin Bainbridge, Stewart Majorinants, ' • Itichardson Borsailaile, Sitnoti Nl.(,iiiivray, J ,• W. B uc kl e , G eorge P a i nter , . ' '`' ll (noas Coles, , • William Sims, tJohn Cumberlege, • James, Sims, :c ivrard Ellice, -.• , • Philip Sansoin, "; 1 ". Forster . , 'A. H. Thomson, - , '-' 4 ward Gwatitin, John Tonno, • olitt Jackson, Robert Wigram, Archiliald Liftie, James Warre. t4t ii.Ov. ~ • 4 1, 1 '., E XCHANGE ASSURANCE. OFFICE, I toial Charter, in the Reign of King George 1 11 %4,- the First. . ~, ~);\ • Jane, 1814. ' l. ' 'lt 4.4 whose annual Premiums fall clue 'N,,.,)%':-,. - It 4. tin ` , ,a- -.ai r t. instant, are hereby informed , , that ‘ Receipts 1 :" . tiv::*", -EA ' bt, delivered at the Co.mpiray s o.Lices.- ..ittl a - ,.` l 'en i .. t . ,iii ati , l' In'Pell-Ntah, as 11,%:.ii as by qi6-r-re -‘ei at, b . "'' '4 th e :everal Counties the Parties. as- IN Da ofiL,etted t o apply tor the Renewal of their Poli leP, w 7 t s alG t ,' ° re the S't'n - Of Jly next, ai the usual F,if '` tla el " Q 4 for Payment , beyond the date of each lo .ti e. I x • As s'' A Y pir.z. 4 'Llr a , ~e t 0,,,. 6 .‘,\11..TEL PENNING, Jun. ~ ..See.k...-, J ry. I. ' 11• t •' 1 —c e ii a' • . daily, at the said Odices, t.n• the Or ,14, i4Oft)ll.4,lding-si, 4 n o , Ods ‘ , Merchandize, and - Ships, in 'its cr ; ii ilti n?'',is or'while building, from. LOi3 or I.lansage . 0 , ti: -L pi v t ,. -130 tOr the Assurance of, and granting Annui ‘444e,4' l‘ r i e i e l r ' e l , i e, will be issued free of Expene ta u the_ '''',...,......,_ "' aunuul Premium amounts tu ts . or xi , . • tx t 6 Ltrt),.ll,C)PF.. ASSITRANC*4 cONPAN lr London . -"e,7‘,"ltill,' and Old 11.1-strext, , 6ubliti.: ~Iltp..,,uh,lbtirli; and We- inorelauti-stret . .., .. - 4ILLION. .SSUR''',,,i'lqeli,---.0 kpiTAI, 0 . -Nth - • b i'lt l : / ` Pi' ' I ACPS '. • tI A ,ss or Damage . .Y : 14 tit i 'effeet, d 4 . . I N t d lii,,, upon t 't :e a r i ) l,l l') s es - Qrip . tiotvofl'rtip , e ,) rty th iN i. lt 2 il k i s t - 1 kid b °l th,„ "zil, itvan 'Penns as beneficial t kl zi Y .this C "F ,4ny other Office. Losses . areunior a n n il d y \ t!t4tud, ''''.74ny with the utmost spirit of liberality Cli ut 't is I . , - . 4t tci.::3l`,.hi:ttlte.e,..?-gh'en, that Receipts . for , the I,lenew7 . ll o . f eady tor 1)01AT- Y . Ntit, 4 t,.., si , " at Mitlsunitner, are now r. the respective ntip,),..or the L/,'entlotled Offices, and- wi t h , ,,dom. ll d t ''''s t 4 ‘ °,tpail v.throug•hout the Untied A.- Period,. 4 t , . be ~,'`.-hi-414-,, ~,,i-..--h ,ir e at the ztbove ..,; they .A, Li pi,.:. , ttutat - ‘4FICE /.. knITI ONE 'MILLION. tieg - s etf . *--- r" ' - -- L - -icorship.—Ari;• iSce gra tn ~ (cited upon Lives and on sary tit 4 1, 41(e anted 4" Purchased. =Endowments fur Children, hilit . ''''Priet sterll, ) i ', aad h a r) r t e s of .tbis Office have undertaken rillne!p?n-. ICh t I,' 4 `! ai, 4i4 ,tpulated fur a guzirante, of O ‘ ne e, '.l , l . koder,,:ohts 4,i.,.1'he Security for all their Engag,tin . tsil.lion ..thleat,"`c betio '''''g out of tt is Brinch of Business, 'ut• are di :.-ettuti for ' 1 ' ' Es- ence of Manage- Its Tes lid eo , . Guarantee and . ..p . . after , a N' t t , the •,, P "tivel , 1 ~ inungkt the Assured, 4iluitiobl-starkes'o4fB34!rd; upon which Principle numerous in in pi?portion to the (4 A.t t I, t° tilt 4 - en, 'Twenty, and Thirty per cent.,and cOnsld„tl ,hecurr''',.,l"utYnt, °f • Lie Policies, be . tri paid; . th an do 3'3' Ihroio„-- wnen the Ddration ot Life has been c, v ,:,• 0 ~1-1 'le tlit v;-g"t), wh . . tii :Itar,r(;FA"r'''ice \ " : 4 'sured tl ‘' • e payment has been more * '' e''44-itedl--',q, iidna - issi on Fee, or other Official %,........_ S OTICP . Lol ‘ 1S tlereny A'N,:l7:--------71-13 A.N jiTY*, _ coMMI extending SioNER,., „ , given, 1:;'3,,,13 P.Asi, m 64. hIVERS for LlMlTStheit,lvENsnoi,ll.:;E,! 1N•1'.1,,,, wi!l mEE'TsaEtl*;l,_,_.i.ns%7.l7;'N'so that t i the HOUSE, Jinn/ INnext, at.k.k3 ill Srey, on PRIDIY the Bth iltlY "f .42s fron! I._ , (4),(tor Twelie) o'Clock;to ;eceive Pltl)°Si of FIVE 41041,(ir Itz.,,,aits willing to advance same, e ith er by , 4. , ~4',1\1.) POUNI)S, or -any part of th according tion'to , _t A.,o;(!t. at interest, or Annuity to be secured in the 53d at,o,..peorip itins of :5n Actof Parliament passed tkc execu _ .t.1.1:e 1 .(g . 11 of hls.present Majety, relating to before men lb,e°4'.tt e CominissWil of Sewers for the• Limits No ..a. . .. 1001 nor ~iii Hier will he received .for any . Sim, less than . o. _ _, Il;ir47At t lluitY he granted on any Life under the a'. "' hlrtht4t. • • to kr . ~ ._ e.r info may be obtained by applicatio , n . Ptt.,,.. ,..... 1 e,,,:ee, at the Sewer Office, in East-lane, Bermondsey. iliintWLP-A"S LIQUID JAPAN' Rt.;lcl;l~Pci•. .• .. ,g 8 Illatellless COMPOSITION for 8001 produces — 4, is. 1.!:19.P.3, HANESS' iSc. with 14.ss labour, ..m,e oi jittabitie(l.ll.LlA.l ' ' an(' lasting JET BLACK tha . l . l s c , , s h the itiperior 01 1 : 1 any other .preparatiou :, ie also possts ~,,,, 14,ese,...:_tittality of rend( rin g ❑the leather nior! durable,cracking.u, s,,,t,titt.g It soft and pliant, and preventing it tronly... si l~ e 1t7=4t2,''',1,,N1, holesale and :ttil, by ha vley and Blew, e'l°l; .Ih.,r-stret, London (where tit* Patent Cakes continu.s. t of the ttnl'itl "Inds old as usual) ; also, ,old, Itatail, hy, mos tk. ~,tiders• Pints Is. 6(1,' Half-pints tod. each: ce ' BAY' ia v *.. A 0 Prevent imposition, the labels are signed Iv • , 13411.14 aditi 141-tw." ' . . WILLIAM BURY, Secretary. i WEDN ES DA JULY 6, 1814, [PRiCE SIXPRNCI?,-TTAT.PPENNI'. OFFICE OF OR7l.N;ii , r6E, June 24, 1814. FROM ; Tut LONDON GAZETTE, JULY THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His MA JESTY'S ORDN,INCE do Aereby give Notice, that they will sell by; üblic Auction, at the 7'ower, on Thuz-s -day, the 14th day of July weal., Llween the hoars.of Ten'and Four o'Clock, sundry Lots of OLD and UNSERVIC.BABLE STORES ; consisting of Homes, . Collars, Bit Halters, Rope Traces, and various. other dirticlis of Sadler?! and Harness?, Leather, Accoutrements, Clothing; and sundry Articles , of Beddiair ; Powder Horns, : Tents, Musquet, Carbine, end Pistol Stocks, and Mints, Cast Iron, Steel, Copper, Pewter,' and Mixed Metals, Tools of Sorts, Spades, Shovels, Bellows, Lantherns, Standing Vices, Bottlestands, Wheelbarrows, Errifity Casks and Barrels, and CArtridgeS and old Matai. Canvas, Fire Engines and . pose, sundry Old Building Mate riais and ,Oak Tops; together with' a variqy of other ,Irticks; the wholif' of which airy - be viewed, upon applications at the Honourable Principal Storekeeper's Ogee, in the Tower, and at the Royal Arsenal, at Woolwich, until the day of Sale, at which Places printed Lists of the Lots will be de;livered to these Persons who may apply for the same. By Order of slit Board, R. II: CREW, Secretary. board their i:espective ships, 'efotir o'clock. this morning,.when the Squad ro n immediatelysailed ; the barracks in the town, as Well as those in the fort, loving been preiouSly burnt, together.‘vitii the plittforrns, bridge, &c.analhe works in cy,..ry other respec.t dismantled and destroyed, as far us was practicable. . 'TRANSMITTED BY SIR O. PRevosT.] , ' His Majesty's Slap Prince Regent. off Oswego, Lake Ontario, May 7, 1814. 81R-4 am happy to have to announce to Your Excellency the complete success of the expedition against Oswego. The troops mentioned in my dispatch of the 3d instant, viz. six companies of De WatteVill's re giment, under Lietitenant-Coionel Fischer, the light cou;panv of the Glengavy light infantry, under Captain Mac Milian, and the whole of the 2d battalion of the Royal Marines, under Ltientenant 'Colonel Malcolm, having been embarked with a detachm6t of the Royal Artillery, under Captain Cruttenktn, with two field pieces, .a detachment of the R'. Company, under LieutenaNt Ste - - vins, :1.0 K detachment of Sappers and Miners undet:LitOtenant GOsset of the Royal Engineers, on tlic.e:-zning 3d instant, I proceeded on board the Princ Regent at day-light on the 4th, and the squadron immediately sailed ; the wind being va riable we'did not arrive off Oswego until noon the following day. The ships lay to within long gun shot of t Ac battery, and the gun-boats, under 'Captain Collier, were sent close in for the 'pur pose of i.Ahr:ing the enemy to shew his tire, and partictilar'y the number and„position of his guns this s:, ice was performed in a most gallattt man ner, the boats taking a position within point blankshot of the f or t, which returned the fire from tour guns, one of theni heavy. ,The enemy did not appgulls ear to have atay mounted on the. town side of the river,. I Calinot close this dispatch without offering•to your Excellency's notice the admirable and judi cious manner in which Lieutenant Colonel Pisch•er formed the troops„ and led them to the attack ; the cool and gallant conduct of -Lieutenant-Colo nel Malcolm, at the head of the 2d battalion Royal Marines ; the intrepidity of. Capt. De Bersey, of the regiment De Wattcville, who comn►annled the advance; the zeal and energy of Lieutenant-Col. Pearson, Inspecting Field-Oflicer, who, with Ma jor Smelt, of the 103 d Regiment, had obtained'a passage on board the squadron to Niagara, and volunteered their seryices on the occasion ; the gallantry of Captain of the Glengary Light Infantry,- who covered the left flank of the troops in the advanee ;'and the activity and jitcl meta of Capt. Cruttenden, Royal Artillery; Bre vet Major De Courten, of the Reginient De Watte ville ; Lieutenant Stevens, .of the Rocket Corn. pany ; Lieutenant Gossett, Royal .Engineers'; each in their respective_ situations. _ . Lieutenant-Colonel Malcolm has reported in high terms the conduct of Lieutenant Lawrie, of thc Royal Marines, who was - at - thead of . the - first men wlib entered the fort ; am! I had an oppor tunity of wit n e ss i ng the bravery of Lienteuma Hewett, of that corps, who climhed thellag-staff, and, - pilled down the American ensign which was nailed to- it. Having saficiently reconnoitred the place, ar rangements were made for its attack, which, :it' was decidt tl shouid take place at eight o'clock that everii.l; .. : 'but at sun : set a very heavy squall blowing directly on the shore, obliged the 'squa dron to get under weigh, and prevented our re turn until,:lie nexemoroing ; when the following dispoSition was qmade of the troops and sqnadron ,by Contnn-Aore Sir Janos Yeo and myself. The Princess Charlotte, Wolfe, and Royal, George, to engage !,..:tteries, - as close as the depth-otwa ter wouid admit of their approaching the shore the Sir SiJaey Siaith schooner to scour the town, and keep check a large body of militia who ITII :t att:t7rA to pass over into the fort i the Pdoiri and :Velville brigs to tow the heats with the troops, ,anti then cover their landing by scour ing the vut.ds on the low point towards the fooc of she hiV, by which it , wasintended to advance to the ass,oilt of Captain O'Connor had the dirurt.' , l of thethdiWariffgun-bria i ts &stilled to land ft. Nanips, which cOnsisted of the flank companie, • I . De kVattevilic'S - regiment,. the com pany at . Gla:lgarY Light Infantry, and the •o, .the R.Or f dliVarines, being *MI .that : embarke.tion. TUC tour battalion companies of the regiment of Waite vine, and the detachment of Artillery remaining in reserve on board the Princess Charlotte and Sir Sidney Smith schooner. As soon as every thing was ready, the ships opened their fire, and the boats pushed for the point of disembarkation, iw the most regular or der. The landing was effected tinder a henry fire from the fort, as well-as from a considerable bay of the enemy drawn up on the brow of the hill andin . the woods. inniiediate the troops was entrusted to Lient.-Col. Tischer, of the regiment .DeWatteville, of whOse gallant, cool and judicious ecinduet, as well as of the dis ) - tinguished bravery, steadiness; and diSeipline of every officer and 'soldier composing this small force, .1 was a witness, having, with Commodore Sir James Yeo, the Deputy Adjutant-General, and the officers of my staff, landed with the troops. I refer your Excellency to ,Lieut.-Co lonel Fischer's letter, inclosed, for an account of the operations. The place was gained in ten mi nutes from the moment the troops advanced. The fort being everywhere almost open, the whole of the garrison, -couskt.ing of the 3d ,battalion.of artillery, about 400 strong, and soiue hundred militia, effected their escape, with the exception of about - 60 men, half of them severely wounded. • I inclose a rettirWof our loss, amongst which I have to regret that of Capt. Holtaway, of the Royal Marines. Your Excellency will lament to observe in the list the Barrie of that gallant, judi cious amid excellent officer Capt. Mulenster,'of the Royal Navy, who landed at the head of 200 lunteers,seamen from 'the fleet, and received a se vere and dangerous wound, when within a few yards of the guns, which he was advancing to storm, I fear, will deprive the squadron of his valuable assistance for sonic time at least. To Lieutenant-Coronel Harvey, Deputy Adju tant General, my warmest approhation, is niost justly dire, for his. unremitting zeal and useful as sistance; the services of this intelligent and ex . - perienced officer have be!-in so frequenoy brought .nnder your Excellency's observation before, that it would be superfltious my making any comniel on the high estimation in which I hold his valu able exertions. • Captain Jervois, my Aid-de-Camp, and 'Lien tenant-Colonel Hagerinaoe, my .prnVeneial Aid de-Camp, the only Qfficers .of my persf;ual staff: who',,aetompanied roe, 'irendered me every as sistame. .. . .. . Captain Jervoise, :who wilLdeliver to your Ex cellency with this dispatch, the Alherican fiag taken at Oswego, is f u lly ena bl e d to afford every farther information you may reiluire, and I avail myself of the present Opportunity btrougly to re commend this Qfheel- to the favourable con,idera tion of .his Royal I - lighness • the.Commauder-in- Chief: . --LI bate the honour to he, &e. (Signed ) GORDON DRUM 1C [l - .7ere follow icrterS from Cominodure ,Yeo ?did Col. Fischer, of Watteville's Regiment, giving only a partial account of the above expedition. The list of killed and wounded was given in our Paper of Mondayi - [General Prevost has also transmitted Colonel Williams's account of the affair of La Cole, which. took 'place in March, and the official particulars of which we some time since gave from the Canada Paper.] Admiralty-Wise, July 5, 1514. Vice-Admiral Lord Exmouth has trnnstnitted to Sohn Wilson Croker,'Esq. a Letter from Cap tain Grant, of his Majesty's ship Armada, dated Off Sivona the 25th of April, stating his,arrival off that place on the 23d, with his Majesty's ships Armada and Curacoa, anti twelve Sid gun c),at.s, for the gurpose,of ,cd-operatin,* with a corps of British a nd Sidtiau troops, under the or ders of CoL Roeca; in the rediiction of the fort ress. The French Commandant having, on the 24th, refused to surrender on being stiminoned, a can nonade was commenced from the ships, gun-boats, and a battery, and continued for an hour, when a flag of truce was hoisted, and the fortress sur rendered by capitulation. , The,gari ison marched out with the honours of war, and were to proceed to France by4and. One hnndred and ten pieces of artillery were found in the place. , BANkfrPTs: F. Knowles, Sheffield; nail-maker, to surrender July 12, 11, and Aug. 16, at twelve, at the Hotel, Sheffield. AttOrnies, Messrs. Brooliffeld and Hodsr, Sheffield ; and Messrs. Til son and Pressen, Coleman-street, London. J. P. Treg - ent, Birmingham, upholsterer, July 28, at six, 29, ' and Aug. 16, at twelv e , at the Ircinkoer tilts, Woreesl-er. Attornles, Mr. F. Dinelv, Pershore, Worcestershire; anti Mr. P, Hurd, Temple, London. S. M. Solomon, 13irnungham, pencil- maker, July 22,23, and Aug. I'6, at twelve,' at the R ova t Hotel, 'thr4 ll,4 gbaill. At toruies, Messrs. Baxter and Martin, - Furnival's inn, Lou _don., and Mr. R. Bird, Birmingham. In noticing the co-operation of the naval branch f the service, I have the big lest satisfaction iu assuring your Excellency that 1 have, throughout this, .as well as every Other occasion, experienced the mOSt zealous, cordial, and able support from Sir James Yeo. It will he for hint to do justice to the merits of those under his command ; but I way nevertheless be permitted to observe, that nothing could exceed the cooluesS as,d — gallautryin action, or the unwearied exertions '`'u shore, of the Cap tains, Officers, and crews of the whole squadron. I enclose a memorandum of the captured arti cles that have been brought away, in which your Excellency will perceive with - satisfaction seven heavy guns, that were intended for the enemy's new ship. Three 32-pounders were s un k by the enemy in the river, as well as a large quantity of cordage and other naval s t o res .' The loss of thein,, therefore, has been very grea t ; an d 1 am san guine in believing that, by thi s bl o W, they have been deprived of t he me ans o f com pl e ti n g the ar mament, and particularly th e equ ip m ent 11 : the large man of ‘var—an object of the greatest portance. Every object of: the expedition having been effected, and the captured stores embarked, the troops returned, in the most perfect • order, on E. Birch, Manchester, 'cotton-merchant, July Is, 19, and Aug. Hi, at two, at the Star Inn, Manehester. Attornies, Messrs. Willi, Fairthorne, and Clarke, Warnford-court, qtr. Lo I%td Willies, and i i )s,N : )rti lr. i l i T e e i s d l s o , p, sll - i ik p l . ah e o n ‘ c vnt ;t:e , i r t . ily 20, at the George • Inn, Newcastle-upon:Tyco ...u,,ust 3', at the Coannereia HiZl,NeHra'asrttile-_sutriewtetl,: n livoreti? a Sl t tields,and IC, at the George In eleven. Attornies ' Mr. Georce Morton, Gray's-I nn - square , L on d o n ; and Messrs. Cockerill, North and South Shield:. , • D. Copland, jun. Liverpool, merchant, July 29, 30, and Aug. 16, at one, at the Star and Garter Tavern, Paradise-street, Liverpool. Attornies; Messrs. Blackstock and Bunce, paper -buildings, Temple, London; and Mr. James Marrow, Paradise-street, Liverpool. Buckle, Cheltenham, baker, 'July 10, at six, 18, and Aug. IC, at eleven, at the George Inn, Cheltenham. Atturnies," Messrs. Vizardi Hiitellinson i and Blower, Lincoln's-I nn , Londo n ; an d M r . Preen, •Cheltenham. T. Bouttell, -Bury St. Edmund's, tallow-cliandkr Jul' 23, and August 10, at ten, at Guildhall, Loudon. At ' tornev, Mr. Cuppage, Jermyn-street, St. James's; London. A. and C. Sheath, Boston, bankers, Aily e2,.23, and Augu it. 10, at one, at Guildhall, L.. , ndon. Attorney, Mr. Dunn; Threadneedle-street London. S. Flood, Broad Ciist, Dcvon jollier, July 19, 23, and AngnA la, at ten, at Gaildtiall, London. Attorney, Mr. G. M. Dance, Princes-strtet, Red Lion-square: W. .Solotnon, Micidlesex-strer‘. Wilitechapel, fisinnonger, .1411 y 12, 23, and August IC, at ; tqn at Guildhall. Atttality,. kyles, Ca :le-street, Ho Londo n. [Dividend;, "4-in4rrowe] z . . ~,.,~,. r 4 1.; 1 44. It • !.• 4 • • • ' 1•1*- 7 ' , ! l ' • `. • r "•"'" • • • • • grV . 1C- M 1 4 -7 9 -•• 7 7 - '! - ' ; • G RAND STATE LOTTEftrbe3insllra%ving Ist SEPTEMBER, 1814. SCHEME. of L. 2 0 ,000 are 1.40,000 10,000 20,000 5,000. 2,000 4,000 1,000 • 4,000 500 2,500 200 2,000 100. _ 1,500 . 1,000 n~i~: ... 14,000 Tickets. 55;000 L. 140,000 NO FIXED PRIZES'. DAys Or DRAWING : Ist Day, Ist SEPTEMBER. 24 Day,.. 13th SEPTEMBER. 3d Day. .l7th SEPTEMBER. TICKETS *and SHARES arc selling by SWIFT and Co. : the Contractors, at their ()dices, • • No, -11, Poultry; _- I N 0.31, Aldgate High . ' 12, Caariii,;-cross - ; I street. - . -- Price of a Ticket L. 19 .19 0 Hai F L.IO 7 .0 I Eighth. • L 2 13 6 Quarter'. 5 5 0 Sixteenth 1 7 0 • EAST INDIA WAREHOI7S6S, No. 16, CHEAPSIDE. To MERCHANTS and FtI.MILIES arriving from ABROAD. rriCIE PROPRIETOR be -,s respectfully to in form, the WAREHOITSES contain their usual rich Supply 'of the choicest Linens, Damask and other Table Shectings, .E!c;zalit Furnitures, India Goods, Gold and Silver Mullins, curious Cravat and other India Muslin.. French Camhrics, Foreign Lace, Veils, Lace Dresses, and other Articles for full Dress.—lndia Shawls, TeheVan, Vett Peru, .Augola, and Arabian Ditto.. . The...PXeut Imperial Twine Cloth, and White Chiotz for Dress, from three to four guineas each (sold ex,'l7.lsiv,iy at the WarehaUses) ; unique Printed taaihrics, 11,ttillas and Muslim for Ladies! Y,oriiing Dress, and fur Expiirtati,m. Co ri.6t3B India S reiti4f.d _ tar. vx.cli.a -oe-rtfee;,nd FAIR CHEATING. To-morrow will be published, price 103..6d, T TE MUSIC of the • NEW FARCE called A_ FAIR CHEATING, performed at Drury-lane Theatre, composed by Mr. Parry. Also, " Wilt thou forget rue ?" sung by Miss Stephens; and " The Peasant Boy," sung - by Master Williaps, at. Cavent-garlen Theatre. ' Sold by . Blandand Weller, p, Oxford-street. This Day was published, in 6so. price is. truards, .I;iANUAL of MINERALOGY. By 7111.TIMIt ATKIN, • Seeretary.to the Geulogical Stich,ty Printed for - Longman, Thirst, Rees; Ornic, and Brown, Paternoster-row; and at the British Gallery, 54, New Bond street.. This Day was published, In .Bvo. (the 2d Edition) iilustritt,i. with Ten Engravings, price 10s. lif , ;;rrF•, of LEMENTS . of AGRICULTURAL NIA MISTRY, in a Course' of Lectures, for tine Board of Agriculture. By Sir lIIIMPHRY.DAVY, LLD. F.R.S.L. and E,V.P.11,1. Printed for 4ongman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-row, ,London; and Constable and Co. -Ediu- burgh. This Day was published, • Third Edition, price, bound, 4s. in calf, ss. Stl. IPRENCH PHIRASEOI3OGY ; pointing* 'out the_difference of Idions between the French and Eng lish Lan, , _.,..nagss, on a variety of .tinsiects, viz. .Literature, the . Drama, the Arts, :ganders, Morals, Health, Time, Weather, Exercises, A:nasements, the 'Table, Horses, Tra rAling, Trade, Law, Property, Politics, Diplomacy, tb Army, the Navy. ' . Printed for the Author : sold by C. Law, Are Maria-lane ; Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and. Brown, Pateruostur-row; De Boffe, Nassau-street; and H. Gotham, Conduit,striiet. 'HEW LETT'S BIBLE, - • • This Day was publishe Illustrated with Maps, , and 120 Engravings, from Pictures of the great Masters, in the carious Schools of Painting, in Three very lalge Volumes dewy Quarto, price 111. 4s. in Board.s, and: on Royal Paper, 141. Bs.; or Demy, without Plates, gl.' • Dedicated chv permission} to his It. H. the Prince Regent, 'HE HOLY BIB LE, containing the OLD and NEW TESTANIENTS, and the APOCRYPHA, with Critical, Philological, and Explanatory Nott4. By the Rev. JOHN HEWLETT, B.D. _ . . ._ _ . _ Late of Magdalen College, Cambridge; Chaplain in, Ordi nary to his Royal Higfiness . the Prince Regent; Morning Preacher at the Foundling Hospital, &c. For the accommodation of thOse to whom it may be more agreeable to _take the Work periodically, it is now re publishing in Thirty-two Parts ; the Royal with Plates, 95.; the Delay, with Plates, 75.; and the Demy without Plates, Ss. each; which may be had either weekly or monthly, at the option of the purchaser. . Priated for Longman, Hurst, Rees, °rule, and Co.; F. C. and J. Rivingtou ; Lackington, Allen, and Co.; .1. Maw man ; Sherwood, Necly, and Jones; and Wilson and Sons, York. ". We have followed Mr. Hewlett through his, three large and magnificent Volume.;; and are happy in the opportudity of paying our tribute of approbation to the labour, the learn ing and ingenuity displayed in this extensive Work. We must net, however, omit to add l. that three Indexes are sub joined, of greal importance." • • I. A Chronological index to the Holy Bible. 2. An Index to the Subjects in the Bible; comprising the different' Heads of Laws and Ceremonies; Doctrines and Duties; Virtues, Vices, and Crimes; History, Biography, arid Prophecy, A General Index to the Notes and Introduction. Of the labours of the learned Editor, the Reader wilt now be able to form some estimate and judgment. The tron:ile and fatigue of tole() an undertaking, deserve both en coaragement and reward. We have no hesitation in declar , iirg our ioduion, that it contains much impurtant information, and well desetwes to be placed upon the slick - vs of those, who -• are cominenciog their biblical studies." -British Critic, May, 1814. .4' • ' 20.. I:: 7'; ;111117 tJaje: Ti 11 I ' , or.4' e (`)1.:1 O E " fl , eJ fe. 1, 1 4 ft" ' I to ! 1k