The Sun. — London, England, 1804-03-06 00:00:00

.••••1 .1 4 .~ ~~ 1 N TvEspA Y, MARCH 6, 1804. The 2,0 of APRIL, 1/304, ' HE LAST LOTTERY BEGINS DRAW ING.- SCHEME. No. of Prizes. Val. of each. Total Value. ".. z of -£26,030- are £40,030 - 2 10,000 - 20,c00 - 3 7 . 5,000 r J 5,00 0 .. 4 - 2, 000 - B,oc ' iz 1,000 -12,00 Q is- - . 500 • '. 6,54 4 3 , 20 - - • 2 , 30 100 - . ' s: ( ;b s • . 4 too . • 5,600 .• 7,39 14709'3 r 24 . - 30,000 - riCKetS• 26i,3n0 Pair of the Capitals. • Eirih-drai,yn TlCli4tErrst'Dhy. Sb . ventli" Day - - ' Fi rst-diziima,N int h : Day - - 540 0 0 TICKETS :2111 SHARES - Ste, SELLING at EVER? LICENSED LOTTFRV-OFFICE. PRESENT•PRICE..- • Ticket - —• 4.17 !la 9 . o o Eighth - - 2. 6 o Quarter,— - 4 o Sixteenth - t' 3 6 Tickt-ts and Shares : will gradually rise with the Drawing. ` Y legini 2, 7 ,1 or Aran., ig3. 4 ; th, -ri-ti-RI) LOTTER . , • --. Drawing. • ' :• • : .- 1- 1" • rvi -, :i ;,,,,- ; -,faf o uy. a c q uai-ats , the PebliC, that .; 8 , ~ l'it...Ketl and Sitafes !for-the Third Lottery, are now seitiri•-; ni - sreat yaric.ty, at - hair his ',14 established °likes, No. 4, gornhill,` anti No. g, railit.g.:er(ssi * Where in"the First and _Secorad. Lam rt , , just finished, the .tollowing Capital Prizesrwem solfl,-sliaralvand registpred, TICKETS. ... , IN SF - . . ' ' 7ri t icYl. No. Rail' - -f: .-2 ,i,,00 . !. No. 'IN t ,i , ..., _ L. 2000 19,5 re - - .:2000l ..,,, .6790, -. 7 1000 5 34/ - - . loco ~. 40A3 ' - - -• 1000 23,,18 ...., - to 2. 7 . 6 ' - - soo ,' • •- • ~ coo 1 • .12,045 . . . - )-• - coo • -!: The.turtuttatc Holrlitykol:the few outstanding§harep, may have ,heir rpopeyQb Deinank.l • and - 4!11t l persons in he country Wri,iiiirg to have' 'reVels'iit' 'Shatel'lh-qlie tkii•ei l eitir*Grsid Lottery, may be 'supi?lied th - eraineas it•rortisebt; by,seridin4 their orders fpost-paidls.ccoingani.ed,,,lyith pod_ Bat 4 .A 4 p i Notes, Post-office Orders, or to . NO• 4, Cornltill,Ttin ' don, - where all bilsiScs •in the 'l. Oh* 'Fluids is trasnsaaed with fidelity 414t . dispateh. • f T,i . . 1t .. .* T. Sish assures the Public, Wit Tickets - at d Shares will rise gradually until the I.bt ferY WOW:. , - • .......-- -- -- THIRD LOTTERY for JSO - 3; hae:a Nawing "2.3(1' April, • • '• ' 11;04. , . . !': • ` ' _ : TilE. TICKETS and •Sii-PARESi -,, for . the) above Lottery.are fipw on sai4,- - a-,',l4cM. 40 4.,i1.94:1,.); p4l ' 8 and. Co.'s State ,Lor. ry 01,114, No. 93, µwait ttio ,it.oval E')_c..c,.."!hange," London, and noicherdase'on ih t eiririi.?Cotirti. a -- The 'Scheme consists of,twri,;l43ilieS;litl'2.o;,oo.3,l9- two or , 16,0001. three,9f scot. four.ot.2.ooll i TY4Yefof ;o. it tr teen of 5 7 01. twenty or 2001. fifty ot .%pol: . &c. &e•. ;- bt Number ot Tickeks'3o,eno.,•and,tftetl6o,Vi'Priii4 i 41.: ul *,,k."' All Shares sold at thisSalh...N I will 7, .)c; staitilieftqweei. able to Aca of Parliaineut, and _;*--) '.sit: the c•rown, an 4 round it, Hazard & Co.'s Lr;ttery 0 Bice. : LetterSl I quit-tWid'' .- .. ! duly answered.. - ~ • .- N. IL In the lAte. Lottery, No 762,5, 20,0001. ‘vassol,(l io a \mimic •I•ickm - at . the above Office, and No. ,S 'SS, :0,0001;and No. 53 r 9, to',oooj both in Shares. - --- ' (0 - Country tThiets,- accompanied with short.dated Bills on London, Post-ohiee Orders, or t Cash, in Parcel by. Coach or Carrier, punctually attended iOi andCiirrespondents may depend on'heiiig treated exactly on - the'saine Terms'as.if lire, sent. - -:- -, . . . ... - ENGLISH LOTTERY BEGIN'S' DRAWING • • On MONDAY, the zA of A.P,J314, 180.1, THE, .Tickets, Hakves,..Q4arters, Eighths, and 41. ~:SOstegnos., are pow, selliqF in ''l' great ariety.of Num bers,and'On the lowest Terms. The - Money for P rizes' paid oil demand, by HORNSBY and, CO. ~ • • • Stock-Brokers, at their old established State Lottery Office, Lieethed pursuant to 4a - of Parliament) No. :Cornhill, opposite the Royal Exchange, London. .611 Sharer 014 at this Office will be stamped, agreeable t o Ad '4l . Parliament, with the words " State Lottery Stainp Office." Lritters'; P a rcels by Maiteoach, or Carrier, duly attended 1 to, , exaclly onithe same Terms as if present. . India, and South Sea Stocks, with their several Arindlties' ' anthill kinds . of Governinent Securities bought ••1 ;and snidty • 7 • • flospissy and Co., sold in the late Lottery, No. 5.3, ao,oeol, in two Eighths and' twelve Sixteenth Shares; No. - 26,1•Initemeol. -in one Qttarter, - two Eighths and eight Six tcentnSharesi No. 11016, isel. ; ip one Q uarter, 9 ne, Eighth and ten Sixteenths ; No 2.i,;43, scol. in one Quarter, one ,Eighth and ten Sixteenths. The LAW CIRCUITS are nearly approaching. . F, Patriotic Efforts to maintain the kiglirs and Privileges of Englii.hinen,,are at all incumbent Duties `1: upon those Gentlemen who are' happily in Possession of Opulence, -one.simplr aud:ellettual Nlodestf pertOrming such Obliga49n, • is hereby announced. ic k Aliem, by expending only • • One . ,G uinea for sO'Parnphlets, wherein " The Englishman's • respecting the Duty and PoWer.of luries,'"• is parspi- • • ciiontly set .forth, under sandion•-!of high Names of legal At4hority.. , Prefixed there will be. a Leaf, appropriate to the occasion of Benevolence, beatihg these printed words (pitpCily diiplayed as , a Title) A' VALUABLE LITTLE PitES'ENT, trom•A—'—r-7 ,Esq. of in the Year ASQ4, To 7 — if ., Sca.. 1 Such Geiitreihen as choose to order immediately so (or more) Copies, inclosing a, Billqpaid) may•have the Blanks fil ked up,witit kheitNafnes, in print. Pdce..6d. single Copies. All.or4s or implications for Pamphlet to he sent or madC to' . )'. Smeeton, NO. 1.0, •Martin's Lane,'Sfiand, • •or-to all Booksellers it - 1111e Country. — VI P ER EMPl • iiteftV RE=SOLD, Pursuant to an Order of the High Couft' Of. Chancery, made in a Cause " PERRY against P H E LIPS," with the ap probation of joTin Esq. one of the Nlab r ters of the saidlcourtoat the : Bitachipin's Head Inn, in the Town of Nottingham, on S'ai - uiday the 7th Day of April, ISA, bttween.the tiou.rs of :One and Two in the Afternoon, , • EVERAL iSIAARESt LANCAgttR, ROCHDATE, WOR and BIRMINGHAM, P EAK „PO it tisT, and NOTT ING ILANI CANALS ;, late the Property of SAMUEL SMITH, Esq. dLeas'ed. Particulars.rnay be had (gratis) at the said Master's Cham bei,s, in' Southampton-buildings, Chancery-lane, London; .olAMessrs,,Bßllock and Arnold, Bedford-row, London ; of Messrs. Shave, Bridge-street, Blackfriats ; at Carrawav's Coftie-house ; the King's Arms, Lancaster; GOlden • Rochdale; Ilop.:pole, Worcester; and Swan, Bir mingham; the Place of Sale;- and of Messrs. Scott andllow ard, Solicitors, Great Russell-street, Bloomsbury. - NOTTINGHAM:. • , , • •t - f1L111., --— INS are cured 1: -- : ---.— y one Application of 'TO LETT, at die SoUtli End Entrance:9f , the 1 Town a most desirable FAMILY. HOUSE; c0rn *....., • WRIT EllEAti% FLUID ESSENCE OF' WM- 1 mancling a is viesi , of the Meadows e Bank of , the I a A,.RI), and the ,severest Sprains and bruises in less than , "Fient, with a pleasant, Garden to South.the . ~ a b halt the' time usually taken h) o .podeldoc, - Arquebusacte, or The House consists of the following Kooins •: Basement ,yrlasOier ,Liniment:or.PAbrocation; andifusod hanardate- I after any • Acciderit, it prevents the part turning black. lack and Dfesser,Laundry with Fire kange I roning Stove and The Musta r d pills are,alsci taken with singular, success it' t- Dep6ts for:Co4, and spacious cellars. Ground, Floor, two ....a..11 I " (l ,wuhlatic, Paralytic, and GoUty AfFeaions, NUMbileS , r Fntrances, spacious Hall, front and back StalicaSe, lofty bliams, Cr v4/inderitig Pains, Flatmency, 10.1i.gestihn, And D ' ining-toohl an, -I Dtawinga:room, lireaklast- Morns; and Dre551.,•;.F,T,..,r,,a.L.,1).1ity .,•;.F,T,..,r,,a.L.,I).lity the same titnz, theee. Ftuid.E sse „,. * ‘-,,,y,:t00ny,• •wi'th' handsome Pier and Chimpey Gliqses and s ..pptied to the parts alfeated, in thos Complaints' where ~ ;garble Chitnney-pieces; each `Kopirn wainscotted. in the ;:• 11 ktiglift:y.; .. o t‘ o i ol o I: ( r u g, o e i II lil. Sleeping s - e a c r o 6 l o )4 nl s s y e ,, ~. ; i; 11.. 1 ,1!„ i s,pr.epared and sold at 23, gd: eaeh'box of bottle, b'y l i i • Trn o- iii r e n , 7:1107: 2 ir l s i t res S s t i o n r g y ,:r '"-".l9lmSton.,..:Apothecary, .No. ts, Greeklstreet, Soho, j f • commodious Lodgirq, , rootris Alin Dressing-roorps. The ....4,041(t0n, and may be had of every Medicine Venderin'Greil AI 016 - t o iir . ;stot l r L'odving-rooms or Store-rooms, = • The rlfiiikridireland.' ~,,_ .P . . ~. -,._..;i'' ./.! ' - lit - nt 0: per ant - ion - I. ~ -- - .. . . - . 0.1:14: - ~:he Chilblain Ointment for cleam;ing gni speedily The House may be viewed, and Letters (post-paid? duty nean g brdken Chilblains, is'also prepared by M“ 1 Ithitb 6cl b - o 9, 4 a9!.aree . y application to Robert Dcuisolx in Nottughttia. yi.iceAs...,ticl.:each bo4. TiottiOgliani, March 1, 1804, - • • .. .. . . LETTERS FROM A GENERAL OFFI - CER TO HIS I •• SON ON- ENTERING THE' ARMY. This Day wtts published, in Two elegant Volumes, Foolscap , Odavo, price Hall-a-Giunea in boards, r rHE'NfII,ITATY 4ENTOR - being a SE-. R lES'of LETTERS recently written by a GENERAL , OFFICERstois•SON-en his ENTERING the ARMY; _comprising aCourse of Cegant Instrutlion, calculated .to unite in the sail! I' erson the Characters and Accomplish ments of the Gentleman an - cl the Soldicr; illustrated by nurne . roux FAattiples and Anecdotes from nneient aid Modern Ilistory.;., ~ , , —-,,. „ . . , Ptdrlisherl by Permission. .. The SAjealk of these invaluable and elegant 'Letters - arc Health and Bodily Strength, Anger, - ' , Bravery anti Cw:•.rage, , • Falsehood, • , Greatness of Soul, Pride and Vanity, . Love of our Country, 1' rue and False Glory, Firmness of Nlipd; . Duelling, • ' 1 I iitrepiclityi . . The-Pas:.ions •• - ' Discip,linc, . ' f.;artung, . . Ilumanity, . Drinking, ' • Modesty, . • .Love, . :- - .P rudence, .. ' . F rientiship,. . • •.. Secrecy, . ' , - Foresight, ' 2 " . : , ' 1 " -- ' T..,:lies, . Guides, Spies, iFI4 D eserters,' Acquiring the Art of War, Councils of War,- .' , Geometry, Geography, and Daring,A &ions, ' Design, Confidence of thdiSoldiers,. ' 1' he'c latiguages, Means of in“zting their Con-- Histrlyi rage, Military Studies, D;strost, The Copp (PCEiI, H cnnur, , ' Reading,. ~ FaLic Honour, ~ .. i , • ~Qualitications of a General, Discretion, ..,. Sc. &c. Scc. Raillery and Slander, . . '.• . . ' With a Table of Lontents i and an Index, to the Exam.- , ples - , Anecdotes, and.princi pal Sublects. 1 5 rihted fer Riellaril*Phillrps„'Nio'7' l , St. Paul's Church; • - yard; and td l, lAt had or all 'BUOY:sellers in- the' British' , Do • minions. ~_ .. . , . . i: - . •• . This Day waR putiioqX, Vohltitcs ei:ayo, Price 1. - tYs. THE HISTORY of the •REIGN of GEORGE I 1. , to ate terniitiati9nfof the late - War.'• fl 4 nAfithicit is . prefixed,, 'Si* wor the rogwssjve Irnp rO vomit tmcit • E f w land, in, psosperity and stravth, to the atcf.:s•;io , l,of 1 . 14 Majesty - . = By ROVE RT . 1, D . , • • Anti t Orrtflite. Life of Burke, ne.t:::c . . • • ,I'rir4ect 4..qmplan. - ind Rce, , ,, 39, Pater / noster 7 row -, and crseeft:, J'Atinbur74. *,,*'ForfavettAhlSAtcourits of titi• 'Work", s'ee the Anti ' far,obin Re:flew Otichei anti Novenib;:r ►tßp3 and-tWEtcru ;,Plan Magazine, '9 tt.6:2..1 . anduNtful.ntr • 'ADVICETHET THE this' Day was = /licitly printed tprirraltrie,Ale4iurri I'apor4iptice.23.--ie.,ved•; „a4hl;,-4,91514.411, Ipegev,olent,. and well-dispoo )-,lers,ons is m v vji;il give iliein ' Twelire Cripla "1,,i Ono 4- ) • - tII)OWCF ,- "andr• AlYMO.N.lTlOZacietigkesled to r A..) t at 1 ill ;il-114 LA 1 ,? i4fLueral , rincltAttrobar E ife ; ..rr4l.lvadlfego„;9, the. Inhanttarfi;9r.iiVillage in the ' I SV SI ot Er* zind: silAild it a rtijiiO4•ve•Ri:gllfeditsnesi',:l4r,itikbars- are vir ,-,t4PkilfPr,rshe T..mperaßcd-A,l,4,llr64itcpipg, justice have no -4firit:triOtt-u.(ll,'ero;fi‘tv.a-1111411Et'rtelititrliftell'IMAt aNrg6lonion, • cErt:'.viii. v. ("n , -• •; :At London: for Wingr'ave,,iri,xlw, cessGt to Mr. Nurse. • ' •,-; ,;!ll:Jurn r , , . -• rto BE LETT f:4 One Yt-'4t :attain-, a large I and comptete FtYNil 1-101.1U;Vitkevery - Acce'rn..- mociatiort, sitttated•itt the. N t iOlhourboodlrt i l;erkeluy-square, co,nipjetely 1 , 1.1:1,1N 1 E ,1) ; . Notte but Prineicals will be lre - atel with. A :pßly "to mr: tiOliolsttkr; urrut-ttreel, G t'o s'veno?iViti ar e . 1. • • gAvvr,AL OAK•TINIgryRi. TO BE SOLD fl PLJ`tLIC SURVE'T, At the Goldeti Lion, in the Town of Mlibtaton, Devon, On TUESDAY, the 27th of ,- .MarelptSo4, - A. BOUT— SIX Trik.A.J34,ND: Q t .TRE,Es, now S tanding . in several. Woods 411 ti44,r,ari4h of 13 uo: r . fastleigh,.,nuinhered and lettered. and dikrideil alto Lots, for • the ienienve of Purchasets.' 1. - iiitiQF is of the finest growth= and .quAlity., a, great part of it ,Measuring tram RTY to, ED RTY-FIV E LI I 'RIG 11, .and being ',"frorit ELEVEN to FpURTE Ijo ENCHE'iti the in gGI writ l, • To Ship-bnilders - and: to the iltlOß7Pealers enera it presents a ittot-desirable opportuoio".e,.4s,tbve, situation is ~eNtreme ly convenient for Car,riagg ,ansLeonyapec to any part of the Kfogd(itn, being Onlyifiree'lmi•les fionv - Ash htuton and six iron Totness, where tlreaiver Dart becomes navigable. • • . . • -Further particulars -m may, he kt 'hy applying to Messrs: William - and lon° 1.31:1ek, Middle Teatple-hall Stair-case &Richard's Cntlee- house, Fleet-Street. ' And the Ste Ward, Coats, at I-Lawson Farm, near Buckfastleigh, will shew g Timber. .SOLD. fly :A:JCTION, • - • 'By Mr. AFI 'GR A.l`ll, On Saturday, ) April 7, at Two &Chick; at the Talbot Inn, • Shrewlbury, in Lots, • • A:Volt:table FREEHOLD ESTATE, situate on the lligh Road from Shrewsbury to Holyhead, and consisting ol a Capital i'.IANSION',HOUSE , with every sort of Out -buildings and Offices,: O s tailidg, Gardens aiid about it6o Acres of excellent 41eadoW,r Arable, and Pas turcj..and, lett to s Tenant whose Agreeinent for. Lease cA pires: at Michaelmas next, at about s7Ol. per airnum,' but of considerably greater-. value. Part of the-Martibib•Elcitis'e is lett to a Tenani,ili.n Lthe niere,purposepf iOccupying it, at an additional Rent of 3 51 . pet gloom. This 4.tate is.niost.ad .mirably sirua!Cd, and capable'e f Oat . The F g reat Higli•Road, and tile inaion:Canal, • run through 'it and it possessesother considerable advantages Also aVaIw.4iIe,F.R.EEHO.LD ESTATy. Situate within a Mile •of tlie• consisting of it llapital no E, every nei.iesSary •Out-building,and Offree, and about 122 Acres of excqlls - ,nt Meadow„. Arable, and Pas ture. Land, lettjroin year to year,•at a Rent of tool. per an num, but capable of coniderable'iniproVeinent. • ' • ;, 'Ms() a • very Valuable sand Desirable f RE. EMU° 'ESTATE,. situate 'cl9se . adjoininK the Oat ; High Road to Holyhead, and consisting of abont4o Acres of most capivet Land. lett for the Life of the Cleilif of th'e'Pari`sh,iin : agedind infirm Man; iat a Rent .of 121.. l'ae,Spe? annum.. •I, Al;Osev4al Cottage.s.and small iett to good Te. • ~ mints :it easy !tents. . • The he sold without resithe ; - kind Mr. Gra. • baud is aulfierized to receive Proposals:-li)r : the•litireh4 of the whole by-Private .Contra6t, and of w hem printed Particula'.. rs are shortly to be had, his Office, No'. 54, - Chancery.. 'lane•; - and of I. E. Reynolds, Es(V. "Solicitor, Gray's-ion,, London. •—• LEICESTERSHIRE, _ TO BE .SOLD BY AUCTION, . • By Mr. FARMER, At the Three Crowns Inn, Leicester, on Tnesday : the 201; of March inst:' at Ten o'Clnck ,j,ns•t he I' orenoon, 1n Lbts, I PW ARDS of FOUR HUNI)RED tinci UTHIRTY ACRES of rich LAND, ehietti Pastiire and Meadqw, in the Lordship of 1.01)D1Nc;T0N,.40!4 i County:oy Leicestcr: Loddington is near the Tnrupil;:e Road 1 Leiceiteii to Stamford 'and- anstorti; and within I. distancesio6thei Mirket.ToWns,pti knit..ster;, Harbortyng4 Uppi n gharks,pal:ham iota Melton. ppp o rtunitirs of purl. "chasing so desirable Estates' seldom off:tr., ! . To view the - Estate, apply to' Unities •Burbidge, at Lod- ,• 'clingtoo,; and;for_furll)er_,kntorru4tionttpply at tile Office, Messrs. r ares;Sliles Alton, Leicester,, wlire,`ak;:also I •- at Mr. Palinces Office, in Uppingham, Metsrst Baxteep ,and Nlartin's,- London,..andt, the 'Printers of the 14,,rtliatnpfen, Stlinlord, Nottinghaml and Derby News- I papei'L, printed particl4ri,fwith'plans, May be had fourteen tea) s before the SAO, • ... , " • '2', , 11) : ITUNT.BER z;78.1 F OR THE LAST TIME . i ORATORIOS, - At PLA.Y.HOUSE.PRICES, D URING„LE NT. TO-MORR THEATRE- ROYAL CO VENT-GARDEN. OW will be p e E VENING,- March the 7 t h, I THE r SAC R f ormed,•foi the tasst `time' this Season, ID trRATORIO OF - -- THE' M ESSIAH - - , Compos e d by G.. -F. HANDEL. 1 End of Part lI. m A Concerto on tlieirA.RP by Mr. ADAMS. Princip a l Vocal Performers, . - IYlMrs. SECOND - I 1 .*; • - 'asier KAILLNER, ' i Miss CHOLM LE Y, ( second thr i e ) .. .... , Miss TYRER, and Miss MUNDAY. ~ -.3Mr. W. WELSH fk•lr ' VAUGHAN., .. • Anti Mr. BRAHAM. ----•- - -Leader of. the. Bd ndr-Mr.--G-, -ASHLEY. ,--- Organ, Mr. 1. ASHLEY. alie remainder ofli-he pand.and the Chorusses, which are P bOth numerous and complete, by the most approved'. er _ t,L farmers•••• -. . . The whole under the DireClion of Mr. ASHLEY, Sen. Cl uc 2.-bek :' ,• • '36 ‘ 44 n o! a t64 P' ete d - an d six, the Performance to begin at ~ '•-- oxes; 6s'.. Pit,' 3s -.6.1.' 'Gallery, 25. upper G allery, is. , ila"4l*4;t*,,Thlxe tot ; . t N aked of . •Mr.- Bra;..clon, at the Office Ili 1-firt-streei. Stich of Che Nobility anci:C;xiift..as, a mtlesirous of Private Boxes, are requested to apply 1 ., ) Mr. Erandon, Itart.stret:t. ~ ,:.*...* .1 - 12LI , Ptict at the'Elul'of' tho'St-colub Ad., ' ...`•. - On F k<l DAY NF.X.T, the 9th inst. will io_e,repeated the GRAND SELECTION - 0 4 1Ointed‘lin th e TliGru-Nigift; . - Fifth and Liist Nambeft)f Pl.C.Ttikt§VE "3(.7ENtitY in tliCt HOLY" SYRIA; el on the spot by 'V. R. spiLsLußy, undet the - eotyriaad of S-ir Sidney Sinith, is'no;v deliveriiig to the Subscriners. ft"' -C4) Pis•lnaY be had ctimpleteln hoards for ss. - P obi tsned atict,sold by ward Orme, His Majesty's Print seitt(s, . 59, Ne,k' llood-streete strat. , - - ---! . t. I NDIA. A NEW -arql S UPERB WORK . c .f INDIA, (rota Pielurei..P.ainted_on the. Spot •::by Mr. DA -141 ELL, Col. WARD, Lieut, nuNTTER and SALT. SO LVY NS, con.iisting of VISWS in variout:parts at the EAST INDIES.; particularly the newly acquired ' the Mysnre, and of sigurei representine- the Costurrie or the parts of iitiv eS WhiCil Will altogether form a .Piciurespr 14-ist"F of Flidostan, and the Manners and tants. Cu.;torns o' f ti4e Inhabi . . . -. Publishing by F.dward 0 rint, :His Nlajes'ti;'s Printseller; 14 °.: 2 19,; . New Blind -street, -London, wnerc . the First and Second Paiis of each Work are rcacly to deliver to Stt.l3 terib&tt the,whole Work Will be-rompleteitl the eanise of the year, A Print particularly descriptive of the Bengal Army i jtrst published at los'. bd:Atl'eoloUrs: c ci'Ntf , txt Bond street. • - - -' .._.~ • I . 7iTZTIr ---- ij at h (.v ortunate e .44.satly. W,lEre , ? l ,,, , in t d to Prevent - such dre;ldtlil Ace:Ants by Fire, in ucei T. :PILTON , Wire-worker to His7itoyal.kiighness'tlie,tokinee of Wales N. i, New Bonditreet, second DOor from Bur lington-Gardens, vo'ftiinhitild to the `N-0 - bility and` his iinprovt.'d, Fire Guards, ‘vilicil ar,e,qpirgrsaly acknow '" leagtcHo he• the g re atest security front- Fire. o t any hitllerto inventd,- b he ` and - I kbt.in. theirconstjuction may:he conveyed' y tile finest delicaeLaily'ficiril'One Fife-place to ~,:another, virglinut the loast,invontelkoce,svhich will, pre . theclude the possibility of such dre'adful accidents occurring, to m. .- .; ...r. -.' i • , 1 .. - - ~. - - -; - , t ioui the testimony of the first Families, of. Distindion in • Allis Kingdotyy T P tp.rnii•is-antlintit4d to affirm; that the use or his improved Fire-Guards, have been the means of t t r ,, lerving many thousand valuable Lives alid histitellarisions from heig, destroyed by +re. ittion4, ile:ols:lv2e A N 4 : : : ,- ort n rs , :,e lt is .coustantly kept at.tis tiznu- I,L ...:street, w'bi,ch,will suit any Fire Ilacc .updiriinu:ettiaie aA P lica ttDn' I ,' • ' ''' ' ' - 1L 11-4 Qrigirtid.f!B:ll)4N't -liiiDTEAIOFA ,BEDS, DS, and CIIA I R BEDS, with 'very considerable I tript 4 4ctlt'ents, by M OQAN•and SAND S-RS, inventors of their nitwit admireo ; R IP E RIM, DIN IN G TAbLEs, and Nit:if:Fe Cliairs, and Ainti fidimrs•iri"gen e e a l of ' tvlo dern Upholstery arid Cabinet F.tirniture.,, A very Jar Stock every Article -in the above bratichc, is a1t5.,4).; re:itly for inspecriotr.: fo r. he furnisiiitil_tipuscl.coitipleze,',ln the First Style of Fashion, anctAvartant_ed or the best Workmanship, and choicest Materials. - . Elegant Foir-Tpost I.erls,and Bedding, complete, with new designed window curts, Vatent Nlusquito Net Beds, par . , tic ularly,portaid e . for 'al s, Qlirnares, by Mnrgati-Ond Sanders, Furnishing, Upholsterers. and Cabinet ninth-Au ` rers, INTo . t 6 anWl7, Catierine-stteet,Strand. - Pleastb ob serve No, VI, and 17 has no connexion whatever with any '. other Warehouse in 'London.- " .-• • - • ,:' • Alp) , itiv.t.lavy E.quipa4e ofexerydeseription, on improYed er 2 inciples very pbitable- TT-r!.----",.4:1i - . ------- To BREWERS, DISTILLERS, &c. ' PON-TIFEK; " 'E-..' GOLDWIN and Co. ' N v • Coppersmiths .and. Founders, take,the npportunity, at this season, ot returning their grateful Think s to t . • numerous Friends, and the ptitlik for their lilaeßal patronage for sixteen years, and earnestly solicit a continoance of their :".. favouts,'afid Hatter then-160.1/4- ihat. from the . they have had, and the attention given to ee) ,part of their they enableS them iiiinffer tfie.Puhlic.. everV article of theiriMannry.equal, if not sl,tperior, to any.other4-louse, arid on loWei terms. 1 , W..,..p.,.hegsr7to!._feoOrnMend to .Brewers and. Dkstillep his Pate ~p Stills and Cpppers. - . - Coppers, Stilts; Sugar-pans, • - .N.43.'!Several lOge littiwing. ecc• §econd-hand Coppers ,Stills , Cocks,. Punips, Pipes, fdatelC r afaes, 'Cans, .Woiins;':Bolts•, Shi:ething.: and . Engraving 4 ,9 f ail k• Ids rnanut,itured 1.461(11117,4,.c0v5ted,.aud -n. ' ' • -In '1 ' " ' '' U ' 1 1" lc' eri - rft to an to "do Repines, &c. at t len .or S. ..., .N0.1,46* 47t and_ 0; Shoe-lane, Fleet-street, and ;Nu„9l, . . . floulicisditch London. .......___,..„........2_. - . -- ~,f6-R-5-----„ary ,----,-.( ) -:.„),,-cRTTE.------.-- , • • A LL P E RS 0 NS iri possession ,ol:_irk:omes-, , arising ; from ,Frie 9'l ld -Cop yhold, or Leasehold Est'ates; in ' Laud or Ilbtift.Y, Mlney in the - 'Funds, Rent 1, Charges , Marri_age Settlements,. Wigows' , jointure,s, An nuities, 'Patent Plaai; Cliurch Livines, or any other eel . - . Au taro Incoma, for Lift:, - 0 . 1 4,y ( Lie supplicsl with W 1,1111947). or Permanent Sums of Money to any Amount, by p , aY'llg An - nuity • 1 mei esUfor the mantle: ' - '. ' The Nobility and gentry of known Property, or their 'Heirs; may' be- acc' a - nrtriicichtte l l on their personal :security ; std in any hotance where the single security of an indivi ual May be deetned 1 person to ,guarantee insufficient . , the addition' of an-other move the ob,guarantee the payment of the Interest- .1.1.1 re, and ection ; ,' in all - cases, privilege will be liyeil to the P, üblic .to, retiato the Principal at their own option. Personal applications will be •received every daytill Four O'Clock ; and Letters hill Correspondents in Tow n Or Country ' ',post paitil. will be irrnriediatelranswrred, by 2.1- dressing.t o the Dite_tor, of the K.nightlihridge Bank, at his ! Town Hotise L No. B°, LOiver.John-stieet, Golden-s qua r e. .--r---___.__-- THE rr .. ..,...,1 . _1 ~7,, , ,,,.., .4.1 , ....„. .y*At:4-,...?....-. ,- i i i . ~•-.,,,_ ‘.c-:_•--•.-:4*- 'lf, F.-, ~,.....„..,p, .... - ~,,,..„...„ v---,- )ii , • ; ilk - -----ii -,..7, '. 1 11 ~,,:,,,,. v , /41,/ iitiA *o' Itt, it , inill. x, IPRICE 'IXPENCE. iMPERML PARLIAAIENT. HOUSE OF .PEERS.. . MONDAY , NIMICH 5. . THE various Bills before the House Were for_ t - varded in - their `riii4Etive.stages, and some routine busioesi disposed ,of. .„ Mr: ALEXANDER, attended by several Members, brought up the Mutiny Bill. On the occasion of its first reading,' The East of SUFFOLK took the oppiirtunity 'to state,. that it was his intention, after the recess, shotild no other Peer,indre competent to do justice to the subject 'than' t hiruSelf come 'forward' on the occasion, to call the attention — of the House to . an 'affair of considerable importance, and which had been the subjed of a Correspondence between a Noble `and Learned Lord and another Noble Lord in Ireland: HIS MAIESTY's HEA-LTH. The order being read for their . Lordihips to re. iolve Into a Committee on the Duke Of YORK'S Estate Bill, .and on the question being put, The LORD CHANCELLOR quitted the Wool sack, and observed, that relative to - a Bill 61. the peculiar nature of the ,present, His Majesty's crcri.. currence in the proceeding was more especially ne •cessary. Fie therefore rose for the purpose of 'in. for Ming the House, that he had the honour yetter day,of an interview with His Majesty, and which was repeated this day ; that he had informed His Majesty of the contents of the'Rill, itnd 'that) Ills Majesty was graciously pleased to say, with . re ference to the sam; that, as ta'r:'as 'His .MijFsty's interest Was concerned, their Lnrdships might .pro ceed with the Bill. T:if 'Bill then pass'e'd the Corrintittee without, ob. servat ion or.Amentiment,.and was ordered to be re. parted , rteii to-morrow,. , , BANK REStItICTiON, I, ' • After some, time waSela'psed, the otlietrOtitei of the Day. (which was for the second reading 'of the Bank.of Ireland Restriaion Bill) was .Oo the Question being put, - ' Lord •KING rose, and in a' SpeeCh or Sortie length, delivered his sentiments, not np-n the subjta more .eSPecially . tinder ;he cunsideTi e on Lordships;but upon'Other tOpics ° , l essentially Conneacd. with it, namely, 'the' Rei•tric . lion upon the NatiOnal'Pank this Cthintry; - .tfmgetterain Paf ,- er Circulation of the United King. dOms. In illustrating his various ptiiitiiin; his tas were, in a "still greater tregrte, - The • two i:OlOwiog Speakers), was necessarily led into a , , variety or calculation and o s anccurs, which, it being to do'jtstice to, 'we shall not attempt to recite. With respea tethe measure itself,' the ReitrktiOn n of the Bank of Tiel'and, he insisted that .it hadjieeli' procluAiva, noti.kithstandinz what was .. .advanced, of _great, perichs, and: alarming intonve. niences:; and-considerable inconveniences were;felt O this Country in , consequence of the Restriaion ypon,the.Banl: cf.Engtand, though not in so great degree. With respect tso this part of the questioniai it • laiieaed Ireland,, he Woultfrefer it to the'decisiO'n of s f . ,all who possessed property, in mai cOuntry, and wotild ask tlAzra if they had not felt great and serious "inch_ . vcrecnce:3 on account cf tfle 'restriCt.;.on . and its' con sequent injurious effea, an exeesSilie issue of paper There was alSo a particular descilption of persons, more tb r any 'cit!l" . l', he thought, 13verCae. serving . of the favourable attentions'of GOVerntnent, namely, the Publje . Creditiirs 'of that Coun:ry', -. #iha of courz:e received theraidount of their dividends; in a depreciated curre.e.Cy.. 'lt Wa's thought iieceSsiryon the part of Governibent, that certain OfriCeri . dteitild receive compensation 'on that score;'but hellioqght the Public Creditor had as - go6ii, if not a greater'right to such? consideration, than any Offieer"whatei?er. In consequence of the depreciated state of the Irish currency, those who had made contraas priOr to the year 1797, when the Restriaion was laid' on, and were paid subsequently i n , Iristr.Barik-notes, must experience a lOSS commerrAitate to 'the depre ciatioo which took place . in the In what he had thrown out . On, this 'subjea,' he meant no per. 3onal reflealOn upon the Irish Bank Direlors, though in some points of view he could not avoid considering . their conduft'as reprehensible. He then adverted to the issue of Irish Bank Paper, which took place at different periods[ He pointed out the progressive. increase—when the amount _issued was . conaparativelylow, the rate of ;Exchange was in favour of Ireland ; as the issue . increased, so did the unfavourable state of the Exchange.• In the year 1802, it appeared by clocuritentary evidence, that the e g;it,mtity of IriSh BankPaper'isued was 2,600,0001. n thelast year. it was' and that even in the 'course of the, last year 'the increased quantity wa5,300,6291., There'svas another material consi. deratir:n carrneeled ,With this excessive Paper issue, namely, the liabilities 'which it afforde&to the prac. ,tire of Forgery, and this observation applied 'also to,the circulation of 'Private Paper." He regretted, knot the Clause proposed' last "session by -him was .oat adopted, as' it would, to a'certain degree, have tended to couhteraa the evil. In this part of his Speech, the, ,Noble Lard went into some de. tailed arguments, to, prove the incoi.Veniencies and ,injurious consequences of art excessive Piper lv,ue ard also to establish the point, that. it was the intereif of tließank of freland to,havi a i.t'ge issue of Paper. uclt stress had been laid on the ensecure state Of:lreland, 'as the Chief cause of the high rate of Agait4t her, and of the de. precialcd'at* other ;currency ; the faa, however, and was capable Of detnitistrative proof, was other wise.; because,' at a period" when Ireland was no. torior.ssly in a very dangerous state, as in the ytitt ~.;798, the Excliiri4e 'Was by no means so finch .against her as at Subsequent'periods : in the eutitie : . • t -. • ; ', , , '. :2e48 ~.... •-- i ... 7 7 , ;.4....z.:.„... „ !. ,:11 -4 , , ...., ': : ..` • .:„ ~. ~ , . 2:- *. ..4 ' . : ..,.. :: :t . V .::: I ". ;" 4 " . ::1 4 1,....,,,:::2•; iy , j 0 1.4,1 • ' .... i t fr.. I • s ' !-: ' .4.... 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