The Sun. — London, England, 1811-02-14 00:00:00

{ 1 '~_~ ~41 1 *4( y ~ t •' *, ftttkA: 7 4 ,; lo! :- ...... - ---NEW , . , ---- TH TENTH TIME. ‘ _ TOEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. .NIOItROW EVENING, 'Feb. 15; 1811, A th, Wi l l be perfo rmed a new Musical Drama, iji Three ei THE KNIGHT OF SNOWDOUN. With ntw. Seehrs, D'rest,eti„ and Decorations. t The l'iinciisal Ch arac t ers by • Mr. C. KENHILE, Mr, 'YOUNG, • , Mr. BARRYNIORE, Master CHAPMAN, AI Mr, Etaltl'ON, Mr. ill.ANc. HARD, iir, LIST ON, Mr. I:Nllifi.Y, •Mr. CHAPMAN, lll,ster DRO;) E Mr. lIAN I', Mr. ISE LI.A MY, Miss S. • lER VON, Mr. KING , Itoo'll-1, Mrs. DICKONS, Mrs. LIS VON. To,whlch will be added, a Farce, called • ..THE SPOIL 1.,) CHILD. "4.ittle Pickle, Alias S. LooTli. Platts.far tl •It ' . ~ ih l i s ,,,, It usts to be taken of I, r. Ten tel 'awe In Prolix's-plate, Hart-street, front VI 11rIndon, at the Four. ' AL4ny .A. rtspea,nio Character and Con . ii,„ noutHis! wiv, i, cyabit of iii4trual:'.4 Y'),,tP,lg L,(ll°' -,,- ute attral tit intlt:s ot Nemalo, ' Ldtication, wnines for a ultll4 lloo as tlilV LltN ESS in , Fainity ti!y,"„".4,4Pust.p.Oul addrtsbart to NI. N..at Mr. 6vner's .. 4..............., , ' l li m4l4ate will isr,. at tell!ial ICI. 0 , ....................,.................. 1-0-MURROW AIUIIN' ING, ilt Ten o'Ctock, w 411 e sTivi h LOT . 1 Ett Y will Ii in Drawing, and ac holt will to.: , firl shed in Twtlv: liours. ' --. 1 , . . .:_ . . „ ~ 1.,,,..05, of N. 2, ,Cornhill, twat the Mansion- L T , h 'u'e, iAlid 18, Co, entry-stre,t, I layiliarltet, wishes to b v P u " l 3 iQwon the winos of lus l'rien,ts the is th of FE. win i s :' 4 ': If tha% purchase not previous to this peri , 4, it . k. e out of their power to oOtillt Any of the t2 apical Prizes •imred at the jhuve Witt.. I, • ) I.ri wishes the Public 'to notice this faa, that there is ( 4 ,, i ,,, ~ 4 111 tal‘leNCS who Itai paid the. 11° ' 1'11 v 'du ' I . . • - - Public so many l o ,: t ;,l , ozes 111 the 14t Fwir )(cars as litaisell, his ((ins in"' " ving rectiiied nearly lialf A NllllOll of Money ur- I 1" Imtiod in Capitals only. Al,.'' Present Sclietrie has its pAi ticular Advantages, boast. t:4444,w Capitals Four of aoooal. --Nu Prize le,s ' Ol . dad all '..raivii iii Oue 114 y, Febraary 15. On Satitrday, Cato; with Torn Thumb the Gre:tt el' d'c • it , liti A ( NEAT FALL ON IKISII LINENS. It!v SH LIN ENS are imtch clir2:l,,er than they 4110iiest!...iii for overal years.. Thc - Pub.e soil) , .. 1.1 I 1,. i ' lied with h1:14 . 7,,t,tii.at the. it/ r , olesaft Prices, t i the I i.. s I. tiitt,i`.APANY, Nn. 4, South Si..te of Illoortiabtfly -074tt,.., which is their only ilouac in London. ii.le 3 , 4(1 but Irish Linen, and not Jess than a Piece 4/10'Y.,,,Ittly-tivc N'ards. I: .. %! l'i.,.ce is (as itsii4l) warranted tit ' au nt:, ' , ltid to he Lie, ;..: , ).. ::.i,• ki lass, tadi the '' .1.1- Yytlllllll It a 1.4i1t o;pearti. I,,...i,‘llit,r44:xeL,tied puliathtlly. Cash kr Bank of lieland 1 / , I. WTI B I EN„Ngent to the Compny. .4, nloonisbut iil.l Ir e . ......„......... , .. .. --.........___—.... r rtlip :kIII.I .ARD'S girE i•“'s it) 4, No. i 6. . . 4 rttidie iirtt Niipecti'ti:ly infornicil, th e 44P- N ett I .'IY et the War,..lt,uses for the present Year is Lin 9,. Cl)4'kuli:llet‘lrioul Articies of FAMILY LIN ENS,.Dt:. ,, Iji.;ll'.l4Ylifl.lßNl IUitE,ELEGANT NIAItSEILLLS 11 0, ". ' . &t. , . and the in.,si Curie:is anit hishi,at InieA . r. flu id .t bless ; India, atil „Fier Shiwls' ; Lit lit MUS. , '" 4 814 hleslihs (15iilVtr (titto •) New and Unitpie printed Cantbrics ca; t i • it, ~ Attitle plirCilaSed by t: .e I'iete,or DemY tit 11,1444. I P . - ~1 C r:te. 1)4tl) obtained at 1 : 11 : 1 1:i • I ' I v ' l ' il ,4 . i ,,f lI l e i : Is t 1 :4: 1 e i:r 15 ,, ) 1 ::: i rt i Ti t e i ric i:n: e Y ri Town a t b il e , 7 : i r e. ' 1;1vs. findg delivered tiaohtn:,::lfc: '''‘'l-VP'ati dlrsccephi : ! "i t tt;s tii sk i 11:.11 the Ilie jiti 'e 01 .rttcles for ludlyi,lw I use'or large ,S a , ....„.....„.fitile terms re 1 0 ,, lit'Ai, BLEssiN(.. TO Niollibits: ~ ). ..‘.1:(111. BUCiiAN ' most itatiwtically , (1:e -)tli,',nne3 the sl4tteritigs ot Children while cuttiog tliej . r t iiite'llit),!._a tnoNt ditigerotis peti.id, at wilier: time titF utmost te a ,,,un ottv,ht to be , paid therrl ; particolar I y at this : critit.al Ir"' l ' . 4, witch the Chin Cough and Meath:4 „at • so picv . ,Aleut. very eltztrf the gums come with any other discir i t i r, o lii r; r ations r4over, Nlotiters ought iicver to b i e . v4! r ... Biyu:fMilltlCAN ,SOOTHING SYItUP ail h. Nu . thi s ; r 44 Child wakes in the night with painsittitO Gums .1101.. 4,luable Medicine appli,i, w,li immediately open tht, 1i,,,,',!: he the C W'S, and tlet'reby . prevent - Anvers or coirru!' s, thin 1%!-.tenta ‘4llO in,ty' be thibir,oh , or the.virthe6 ut the PrAr td % h ! t uft, may r.:!fer to titetliinient cascs that ba,veap. s.4,in this AIM othzr Papers. '' • ' ' ' * 1rfe,.11,`411'..• lohnsun has appropriated • one hour , twice 4 ti.l}:N k v t 4 . . rri)rit nine to ten o'Clock on Tuesday and Sat9r , . itiont!tr,i..iat;s, to the Poor who inay have C l'i 1 lil r c a affilt,t!....t Ilttl, er lb o , I nvii Teeth, nv tninging a letter tram a house. i t _,, tl,,,iiot thv Moth er i.:a rc•al object of charity, has atiac , le . ii:‘...rikiter,sally known,. that cases would he supertitto , os,.as e yt,ii`iltx,e,,,,,i,it,r.e known in ahriost every family ,where there ar Tt. b 4 i,_ i t rvn ., • :. 4, 4 ,,,,, 4t ot t..ae eroprietors, I. Johnson and Co., 940 4 , ew liiii; ,:,'",Oxtorti.atreet ; and Itetailed by Golding, cOrn cii),l Ni!vi‘..tr!•lrry, Dante -street, Dublin. 'i And by all the pnn 7 b(,,ttie.*trie V enders in Town and. Country, at 23. 9d. a N, Fur. teatly: Nloney only tyr Be sure to lilt f 1 hnson's Antcticalt Soothing up Or 0 ".....'""-^......,..._ kith itO ft 'lll r-ft bixoNis ANTlritt.iou:'; PILLS. . , 11 LSK PILLS lotto; obt,tined a just celebrity la i °- me the private pradice of th e Prourietcq, Mr.*, DiXill';Vi• ot , e lei t amt [lout their great . tle,;es4 ~ i i many molittuate I. 1: 14 "Ide s 4. 0;1 nninerou3 P4tients of I)lstinOlant and (.-Imil pstticut i ' lac Duke al II I ~ ir Geor;.,e Warren, h i , t,re at )tU et. t.,r( , . , . , ~ th e v ih lulY Page 'Turner ; the Dowager Lady sa) : , net Sole, ' to oiler them to or ,i,,ritirtess ltutkeley, &c, he W. 36 persuade d _on u... thei r t ail : 1 Iblig, under the approbation and the.sautti I s. p ll mol I 3 are lotrnd to be an incomparaille retnedy . for re. orevi'lr;!l* time of the Stomach, for curing I nehge,stion. ° r . t 011:1 1 . 44 ' 4 , C ruit itleAs and their consequent disagree,nne erne-, ra rm 49'4 thitutericivs,.• "Phey prevent hanitual <mil tertipo , - 4e. ' 't3tlYolress,,si‘k IrcaLL'itchs and 4,e-irt.burniwolch "°" arising ~ 0 4 1 ) 4 1114, rind A debtlacited stomac.h. whe t ',et 1611g4,tfuhttll'Ite acri m ony Of the ' rtluirtiant bile, InternP'r4 ~,i.or ttrinkitig to excess. 1',V,;,,4_4id wh,ni%4le arid retail at Mr. Butler's, Nu. it, Cheap ,', , e urti g, er 01 Paterrioste r, row retlil, by Trawblan, L 1,,; ~.00kworthy and Hoxfai,d, Plymouth ; Knott and bur:`. intixtlant; Smith, .Vlantlerstot i , and Cargit, ',Ain (iii.„,„':ll,,liilnig,i: dlla (..; ti:4,6011 p Li V andri ; Lynch all. I. Stall' (ler, ;,` :' , r i.. 1,1 1%44, l'uttwa ; hy m 944 Met.ll4llte Yen. ~ ,; I , oxes at 13, vl. unit Gs. V.IL:11. . ieC:t, ‘ 4 l '' t ,"'li may be hiiti, ilicktu..ros Pills, which are an cl ew_ ,t... Ille for the Gravel and Stoite, Stoppage " thine' 1 „ I ' ! l'ilts in the Back and Loins, Kidneys, an t i 41a •,,, ` ace '!h ( c ) r t u l r .` : `Niittis contillents- bwitlevt to the bu-man frame, log 4, `:,n,:nic milrecircaltul in their nattne,.nor mtve.d.larrri. oe. ,_ , nen' einisequet.ces than the CI raveY and Stone ; j thi.y Hoorrlplattits to whiLit every persOn, even the most ahste nuctu.,l.',l3,l'Able. tiWkitrAlti's Pilli, t;otriptsed a the ntost in gt,l v't:.!l,),Atvdttnta, hay,. ht.ett foulid , ilsingtil., , IticaFy,in no , pli ~,',."_.nrKt,ireoirtg the vostis containing th u s ~ ; , out hii,l - 1.- 4711:o)itig the petritying quhlit‘ ~1 it fr ~.; which pro. ce h . ' beau o•m)l)l4intg,. rent , ilg, the ,_..,.; tit, or gritty (lipiciltiltt'flll 411c1„.bitnialting every periikious tett,nusiy to those 1 51'44 r.. 4 ,o ; t_.l NARY OFFICE, Feb , 13, . 'THE PRINCIP,Th OFFICERS and COM. MISSIONERS of HIS wyE,s . rrs NAVY do hereo give Notice, That on Friday, the 28th _instant,. at One o'Clock, they will he ready to treat with such persons as may he willing. to Contract for J </piing his Majesty's Yard, at Portsmouth, with E I.m TIMBER, for PIitNIPS, from 14 to 38 feet long, and from 2to 8 inches square at the smallest r,d. A Fdret of the , Tender maybe :ern at thit Ofice. No Tender will be received after One; o"ClOck on the ,i,ty of Treaty, et:il- any n.tired, ankh the Party, or sir Agent for him, attends. Edvety Tender. must be accompanied by a Leiter addrested to the Navy Baird, and signed by two respontible Perron, e,,gdg ing fo bet J Olfft G,4eil with the Period: tendering, in the Sum of So 1. jo, the du, x ~, 1 -rmayer of the Cr.ntra:.9. 4.1. ING U4' FIC'E, , ' , ,Yan. 29, THE 09 , 11AIIS'S?ONII;ILS' tor FICTUALLINg Eli: ItlAyAsTI'S NAT Ydo here3y give' Noilee, that ott Tuestiqy,the,t9th of behr.:uarrmix,c, linty be seady h re in Icriling (sided kr), and treat for t'i, WEST INDIA'IRUNI, VIKGINI A LEiti , 'l't)(lA.C:CO, TN4EA L, BUTTER, - aia (*"1 ; be delivered at the Pori: and in the p , :rorlions ...led, Viz Runt. Tobacco. Oatmeal. Butter t Cheese. Gals. Tons- l'ons Tons Ton, Deptford - too,ooo 30 zoo too 18J Portsmouth 110,000 40' tto 6J 14-a Plymouth 100,000 3o 83 4 0 8 0 Cork - 50, oeo 350,000 Jog - itoo One half there,' to h. , delivered in a Month from the e4tirt of 11., L'unv,itgs I arid the 5.641 14401 one Month Ottrth'areis,.'eurtto pail for by Bills payable with lates tit Niaetj Da_ys after astc. /be Coaditions of the Coatraus may be suit at the Secketaty!s Vice. 4V) regard will be bad to aly Tende In lubieb the Price Mill wit be inserted in .fiords at length; sr that sk,all ;611e drlloCri ! • Board :belore One 'o'Cloct on "the said. Tiles,l4., the 190 Ednuasy next, mai' unles,tbe Prison vdonia4S . lbe fender, or Jon!ell'ersq n óir a1te4.71. In agirrer Ivb;I: called for., r '3,11X ,c. Feb. 12, T HE PALVILSSIONERSjor VICTUA LUNG /tit MAY Ps - N,4l' Ido 'hereby give Notice, on Friday; tie i2l"will he ready to receive Tend: r' to wriiiitg (sealed up) 'and treat for Twv I hind, ed Tons BLACK SIVIVIUNA, o r ,tLEXIA RAISINS, in 4eanc?ver. ethic to Samilrs to k produced with tie Tenders ; to be delivered, let the course ofi a Monti), Into his Itlaje.4.'s (tie's/ailing Storer as pepfrd, and to be paid fa. 4), ► pit ei4 ninety days of er date, . The Condition: of the Col:lran may 6e mu at the Secretary's Office. No regari quill be had tOany Tender in which tharice sh,,:l not be inserted i,t Ivoi - ds at length, or that ,ball it'd be delireied 19 the "bard before Once:lC:lnch on the said Erld,:p. the 22d in runt; nor unless.i'e Pet so:: who makes the Imiler, or'sonie PerfOl on b/i behalf., tiwnd, in an,'wer .14,4 , 11 rilied Int , ' P Ic:1 (a I.L. MG.( it' I' Z, Feb. 12, ISVI• T HE COMMISSIONERS . Pr VICTUALLING a MS MAYESTY'e 1‘141. 1 Y do birth) , gi , pe, rbas G. 7 warty, the 26th instant, thy will be re.ad; to re._ Myr Traders, in writing (sealed op), a;hl treat for the Ju t * of whatever IJAVINS m. be fittwit ofd for tbe service of Majesty': sth...haute, at Deptford. dating the space of Twelve Months certain, front the jolly Do of 74,:e next: I be Conditions of the Contraa ntiy be seen at the Stet rtary's Odra. IVu retard lull! b e had to awy Tender in which the Price Old, c.tbeinseried in words at hngib, or !bat 4011 not I,r:de livered to the Board before (tor o'C'Ark on tke aid Pos./iv, the 2.6t6 Instant, nor unirt3 roe l'erson who makes tki,Tra ler, Gr some Qn bit bebdij; Queild 4. in ansieit whex ‘4ll' FOR COUUrii, IiECTORAL. ESSENCE OF .COLTS I.OOT. -- 1 - 1 - 1 E Herb Coltsfoot, called Tussling° ,by the P,till Tents, was distinguis;.td as its isajne conveys, tin its excellence in the cults of Coughs, and other pulmonary , complaints; and this Essene, has, in the course of a pra6tice, been fowl the.most ell;:ctual Remedy fur Cough:, Asthma, and all Disor,lers of cne,t,ungs. It gelitlY spans the met st, alto, gives liberty of breathing, without any d Inger of Wont; cold. It allay -s fhe tickling•whrch provokes Inv:yr-silt coughing, cleanses the small, glands, relaxes the fibres, and thereby enlarges the cavities of the , vessels. Thus it will prevent Uonsuinptions, if taken beforp the arc nicerated. It cures also all husky and dry Coughs, heals rawness and sureness Of the'lire.st, and gives relief to those who, throng's age,or infirmity, a r c d epr i ve d o f rest or sleets. Vrepared by lames It } , 311, Surgeon, in Bristol ; and sold . only by F. Newbery and 'Sons, N o . 45 ,' the East End of St.f',it London, or No, 29, Dame. street, 'Dublin ;in butt ies 3s. 6d. each, duty included ; and none , are genuine bist'!ho.se which have the wordy " I Newberv, No, 45, Sr . Paul's," engraved on the Stamp. • • -• •• , 411' 7 t l;t ;;F:i • , i.s , q , , t, . . ~ , ... , . , , IifIPERLIL HOUSE OF PEERS. WEDNESDAY, FEB. 13. Sir BERKELEY WILLIAM , GUISE took the oaths and his seat. HAzS presented the Annual Accounts:of the Sums received and expended by the Commissioners for the' liedetnptloir of the:National Debt.-,--Order ed to lie on the table. On the motion of. Sir S. 40turtt,Y, it was resolv ed, that an humble Address be ; presented to his Ronal I,l , ghness the Prince' Regent, •humbly praying that lie would bt..grAciously pleased 14... give diree4 4)1),; that there should be laid beforethat House re 4 turns of all the Trimmers committed.to the.publici 'pits, hi the years 180.5, 6,7, 8, and g, distinguish'. ing the crimes witli which they had been charged; on what indiOted, and in cases where the ,parties were cast, what conviaed, specii e ying the num bers clisehar, , ,cd by proclamation, as also the sen tences passed on those who wete bond A second Address was voted, pu the (notion of Sir S. Romdly, ler.iying that returns of all persons, tried at ti,e Quarter Sessions, in the years 1805, ts, 7,8 ) 9, should also he laid.beture the House. BRITISH FISHERIES. Mr. Ross obtained leave to brtng in a Ed!, for the purpvse of incorporating a Company fo4med for the encouragement of the British Fisheries, . • IRISH DIiTILLERIES. Sir .J. Ntswkotti• presented nl'etition from the Dio Ilers of the City 01 Dublin, complaining of the o p ch ition of a certain ..Aa.vlParliatnent, and pray ing compensation for the same.. . Mr. SPEAXE:It thought the Petition ought to go, in compliance with the forms of the house, .to the Cle; k u( the Crown. Sir J,,Newrour was of opinion, with 811.respea to the Chair, that the resolution ,passed e wit:ch (night, appear to tender that: iseCeg sary, had a rcierence onl, in a p.Ai , ,ion for a groto.- tmis pecuniary grant. hie Petition he hold his hand was not of that descriptiou it compleillo cif ...itAjury receive ,l , for whiQh was.ciaito. td of the jtihtio , ot tht. tilt i~u , l{ alld the CU ANCELLOR of the Ex . 01tEQ. , ..,it t:re of opinion, that there w;is no real. 11 tin* 0(1)4.'1 t % 14, • ,from tok: tottal .1; rots, and-that wiwt cver th;.2 att.!, it 4 of die Pctition night be, it could only t.. rc,e , ,vej in :he r.:..gtilar ‘vay. J. iNL-41/ Pou'r then. gut! hu:ite of a notion for .Weducs,l ty EAST 1N!.,1A AFFAIRS. Mr. Cr t•:itvt3 v i, iv& notice, that on Mond !y fort- ni i jit he wutt,d bring col wald a mo;ion for takint , ,' :tome measures a4aiii•t the Diredor p s of the LA India Company, for, dividing ten and hall per cent. on East. India Stock, under Alit!' pre s ent extrauidt nary circumstances, He also gave.,notic, that to-' morrow. week be should Move for certain dos uments relative to the army of Alltd6s-the trial which had recently taken pl The:CHANCELLOR o the Excneauta Cipresscd wish ‘that the -Wit. Gent. opposite (Mt. Whit bread) would postpone the motion of which, heitad given notice, tespectini; the circumstances connected with the 'ndisposition of his Majesty in 1804, which stood tor Monday next, to Monday Mr. Wup•EtraAD had no particular ohjection to postpone his'mutitiui as the Right Hon. Gent. wished, and (the Chancellor of tlie Exchequer) would perfaps then have no objeelion to his Winging on the other motion, of which he had given notice, for making a ;permenant provision for supplying the Executive - Power in eas; of a recurrence. pt the pre 7 Sent ealamhy. The CHANCELLOR of the EiccuEauttu made pi? partictilar objection understood) to the, [poi. riot, being brow ht on that day, it it way the wish of tile, Hon. Gontletban. Mr. WHt.rultitArr - th , n stated himself willing to let the Right Hon. Gentlitturn name the day on whico . he should Lraigon the inotioo reSpeating his Ala« jesty's indisposition in 1 t;94.: The motidn way in contiecpae,nce postponed to Monday se' nnight. A1)1 . )1<1.;:iS ,RECE'N'T. 111 r. MILNI:s presented. himself at the Bar at the -House with the llop4t of the Address voted to the Prince Regent. Mt. Hu I.t.:ttlx::o•4 agreed with the Hon, Baronet Who hod spokLti i. l t he. preceding evening, that it was very inconien,c , ,ll. {Or the Lionse to be coiled Upor' to vote ;.111 Ad,lress without beitig previously iii t k ed Faith thasubstance ot , it. lie, how, - ever,'agteed with that proposed in every thing it ex pressal with resped to their anxiety fir the recovery of the King, as also with every expies,inti it COW, wined of love and achnitation at. the Prince. Front • the army" in the Peninsula, and its gallant Corn wander, he thought every thing might be expected Ib 3l b le b so situated ,could achieve. In them he had the fullest confidence,' hut he wished•to,put iu his inosesolemb' protest against ' the conduct of t Mi nisters, in failing properly to supply that army }`iith. 'reinforcements. He could not but deplore that in's, conduct_ which had losoan opportunity of striking a• deCisive bloW against that ruwer which, contintLilly increaSing, thicatenedihe destruction of this country. It would be a subject of deep, and of general latoen- , tation, if, in consequence of theit tailing to egos Out: timely succours, the battle, Whieli Illtlat .decide the late of the Pftniasula sit , mid be "ought and pi ll ed by the enemy poly through superior numbers, %hen reinforcements might have.been sent aster the battle: tif,Busaco, Which wooed have rendered our sticeess certom. Feeling this, he shouid.be ills duty if he tailed to enter his protest against that which was to hint a Stiblea of such bitter to If we could not maintain a more . nurnerous- atMy than that now ; i0:-Portugal, we ought.to give up the • contest altogether. We ought to setnhark in the, cause all our energies, or entirely. withdraw orir as sistance, and not make .ourselves ridictilous by skull child's play. He, considered the Address as plertgieg them to , approve,of all that,., had , been..dene. ; `Co this he could not-agree, ~end in his : bumble' rio; nion,- at . the present moment :, thry ought. not to waft time . -in framing idle -and empty compli ments, but rather ,apply- themselves e:ith 111 ex- pedition to take such measures as would be most conducive to the safety of thetempire. While they deplored the pefortuitate illness of tlie- King, ttiay ought to repres , t..ut , to the Regent the awful minr:. liances under .which lie had been called upon to as- . . sumo the reins of.gevernirient. They ought, how• ever painful the task, tht feinin:.! him how lintel h3cl bLqnii lot in this reigo .hy the unwise - and tinconsti liitinrell line of Coodudi unhappily pursued:, 'They_ should express : the .dissatisfamion and ;discontent tvhieli pervacki lt , ..land, no; withstanding:the dispe siiion of the King in relieve his sulrerirl sulajoili. They might to point out to him the ;..nortuotti.ac cumulation of the puolic debt, and the impaired ataie of our commerce. They ought. not to folet the:increasing power-of France.; and th(Tought to . tate to him, that inrcisol . .the ditlicultieS, much"bt the public burdeus, much of the. patient!! calamities whifilt i at present hang over the nstion; r,,:,itett of the grievances, and consequently,mucb of the public it:i.• satisfaetion expressed rus.irefaud, might!fatily b.:. at tributsd, 'to the misconduct of wicked 'or - tenorant Mineuers.—They, ought to. nnvise his Royal High ness:w rejea measures which tied alreiny proved so cii , a'strpos. tie was Cfl'eleSi in WIIOSC hands the power of Gokertynent was lodged, so it ,11.• , --re but H op ! niy. exerci,ed, but he ilionght we ought out to Ic7i , ceal,from his Royal Higheess the total incapa. Coy, and the perfect helpiesf4oess at his present Mi nisters. He ought. .to be sittormed„ :that they pos. eisyikl neither the respect nor the confidence of the ~, hb ~, ft i and thatthey were , only likely' to stwest to lis t ?yal Highoesstneasine,* . calcul at ed t o answer their own private view s; an d windy their own can -4 teruptible ambition of. power, instead ofredomiriend- Mg ;kw a.•option of such a lute of :condua as the lipir lat. I ests of the country requited. They ought in de - ,dre his Royal Hie„iittess to remmber, that. ihesemien had commenced their career by a Be. t ;ratit s ,,violitioil of the Law of Nations: Thai, rid. garihtss of the cortsrqn,:nces, they had bl.tsteo the hopes 'of Millions. 'That they had weakened and .10, ; ,;r- tied the Kingly Entice, and kept tile nation for „ : ,„ 0 0 1i ,with o ut an Executive Po.ver, and thus , liaken the, very phi,' s at the monarchy.. Having s t aie d this, th e y stm , ,id assure him, that the present I'7 iris W•ls most roomemous-.-that the times'were ci ideal-'taut the Liauger, was iinininetit •and increas. in l ;--anit 1114 new . and,deClitiVe Ilit!Ai.Orel Could no longer be with safety, deferred. 71'lley :aught. aISO to tepres,:nt to harp how desirable Peace sins; -nod now gr.ticlul en attempt to terminate the war 'would be to thepeople ; at, the same time he shohld be informed, that if the :inootlinations of.. the enemy rendered it nveeslialy still to continue the sear, he; - Might depend on their. zeal to call . forth all the re , ouices of the nation to itroircutu ' it . with vigour and effect. • fie should, :tinitte.' over, be advised:to look carefully 'over the pubic ex. .i)unditurO, to elie.:t a Hawn) in that blouse; • and above all, to heal ,the rankling, wounds of Ireland, - whe,groaning beneath unnecessary burdens, had Icing s heen neglected, insulted,' and oppreised. They ought to thank the 'll erd. for taking upon himself the situation as he had, and for sacrificing Ill s ou l personal feelings to the public good. They ought- to express their atlettion, but they ought to evOid fi.it tery. He would not express all.he Celt, lest he Win. sell should be.charged with flattery, though he might be justified in speaking with the greatest warmth of his Itoial,liigline.s, from what he knew of his conduct towards lielencl. To the interests of the Irish tic; lists proved himself n friend, anti they by their con dutt7on a former occasion had most unequivoe.illy evinced their gratitude i and affection for his person. He protested against the conduct of, Ministers kvitn rLspe4 to Ireland. . At tt;e beginning of a session it was now uniformly the. custom- not to ineritioo that country. $u ,inuch had it become the faihton to slightlreland, that when an Irish •Mernber rose he ,was,altnost Loigtivl at by the Gentlemen on the Treasury Benet ) ; and immediately iartempt,d t o t ie .put down. The Noce ought: to know the Value and importance of ' Ireland.;- lie ought to feel that, i.eglected, much. was to be fcaicd from her i that, properly eoucl.ated,• she v. ould.prove the best but wet k ut Great Britain. ' , : ': - te. sii; .r.- Tuittox had no sanguine hop es of theissbe of the War in the Peninsula and d;d not attach the greatest greatest importance to Lttlion and •Cad.z. He tnought the present 'Ministers entitled to ilti inAti gencti, and should continue to watch the r coricro, not with a AispoSition to arraign it unjustly, but with a view of doing his duly to the - 00mq. • tinderstood had taken:place on the pressed;;;;; itiOit when he was nut in the House. I'lle shboance of What lad then taken place appeared to he, that he had can I'd a Poituguese Otticer to he stized at.d e , o n mil i IA to Cold Bath-fields 'Prisett, whet elte tie„! He inew . ,tiothing of the . t i r- i t. " , t i t . l i t a i in , t e l t ; d i a , I , d for l ta c d t , :b o i g i.: e ) l i i:it i l ili i t 1 .i ir i l , t t i t tf , n i i i , o o r il ol:; :i t i ii o e ,v e ti i: citi rec,,llection thAt he lied never signekau suc h_ ",,, rent. If he had received tiny- . interrelation t win itoroad concerting any suspicious persun,, the line 4 f cov.inci describ e d 0.75.110 t thi:l4 wtil4l : Ft, siNtlic ia‘e thoiight his duty to pursue. It did nut tome within :the range of his office s to,issue a warrant for lb. al-. , . • VICT,U4LLIN - G .O.E.FIC.` E. &b. la, 041. T HE CP21.73//SSIQ NEES:A,' T r i CTU4LLIAG Ills Majesty': Navy tie hereby give Notice, Tl'at - day, the tixy• will he ready in r-e, e Tender: hr no it. to (sealed ,seta' treat fr One ll:,:elred alt.l Thi.dc-fiVe ' Tons of g4cd :r vund .110 Oa e:: ile ,C It() LI 11 I C'E , aatf, 4/E9 ft Forty4ete tone f St:OV I.)() S VC; A It, ~•? be y anstterabie, hoti Species, to Santtier, to be etc 1;,-eeed (: e gdr in the 0 , iginal Packer ,z‘.) ink; tte'rlony in Saint Cateerine's, in de of F.rt,:'gh:, ,nsi to be paid for by flyable with /weft's,. ninety I).2 . ys'aper date. • The Conditions of dheCr.nriacti be seen at the Secrttau's N o t c h ardwill be bad t, any Tender m.,•tubicfi the Price shall not be inseited to W•oedt at length, or. :hat shall not be deliver,. . idto bewe One fd:Cloek pn the raid Friday. the 22d n,tant, nue unless the Pens in leho makes the Tender, or sense Per. 3 01 a.' his b , '"J.r: `•„ filtendt. to ,anyter.'w*ln (-tiled tor.