The Sun. — London, England, 1811-02-20 00:00:00

ME I „, c ‘‘;# VW\ .*./1 .4 .. : : ,/ ,*.%,-I 0t... ' t"'7 - ri set 0 0 coto 4 e retaP ~, .~ ~. a P` 11 „ be 6110 1 '1 tholl . -) .7 J 2„.." . 1 1 ic ~/' cr;f' chi 11 ;i• J feo. tos g ; 11 ;1, 4 : , 5. i. 11) 115 i t ' o )7 3. to 9 0 t o 9c' Kr i ' s it i t, tv,t, • 7;4 41 i f ! , I , a" I. 'I % id', 1 4',41, . V NUMPER 5755.1 'kW THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. 1 1 0•MOR ROW EVENING, Feb. 21, 1811, will be performed the Comedy of . A NEVw WAY TO PAY OLD DEBTS. • To which will be added, for the 4th time, the Grand Dra matic Romance of • . BLUE-BEARD; Or, FATAL cuitiosivt. • Abomulique, Mr. BA RRY MORE ; Ibrahim, hlr. SIMMONS; Sclim, Mr. TAYLOR • thacahae, Mr. FA W C ; Hassan, Mr. 141 E. NAGE ; Fatima, Miss BOLTON 1 rene, Mrs. C. KF.MB I. ; Bed; Mrs. LIS N yThe Grand Dramatic Romance of Blue-Beard, or, Female urioaity, having be en received throughout with univertal fause, will be repeated every E veiling till further notice. (hi Fridiy l'lte Knight of S now doun.—On Saturday, Cvato.—on. fionieu and : Juliet by &If's. S e am). How the heath: Royal, Birmingham, being her Wait appearance iti London. lA L SSItS. KNYVEIT and Mrs. VAUGHAN btx leave respedfully to aecpiatut tha Nobility, Gen , 5 t.I v/ mul the Pholie, th a t at t h e request of many of their IiSC RILE RS their CO NCEIt TS well' commence at P 114 1 . 1 .- Eight o'Clock pre cise ly, instead ui Ella o' Clock, ° "NO4Y NE X'r at Wiltis's Rooms, and on the sec. Nights of Perfor, mance. ~ I ickets tut now mild)/ fur delivery at Chappell and Co.'s, lite Goulding's, No. tas C u flond-streei, where every ........„................. at e t their I Coneerts may be :wen. ....--..... RELILF OF THE Likl-TISH PRISONERS IN - FRANCE. • ' HE CO MM . ITTEE beg to state, th at there are T p tiiir e , 'lt • re'eot of 441 to,ooo P.ritish Prisoners in the .. Wit Prisons Prance, for the most part in great dis -I,e/t, and 'nut the Subscription is intended for the alkyl nolo) of th e i r sufferings, in s o . ne d egree, b y ass i sting th em . vii 1 articles of Clothing, Bending, kuel, and such °the: . acc o , . , 0t.% Al* they statid the. most in need of. 'rue Continittec conceive that this is a case which must eiceile the ii, . sYmpathy ot their countrymen 41 large, and there iiit'! withuut offering any elaborate Address, they trust co Z.., ii,l inter/wind atallicinianity,. for supplYill/: a Sum corn iFfierarti°oliPoittlisca"reCti°cegived at Lloyd's,. and .by all' the 41„,i ( ! u X - houses in I..utiiion ; likewise by Sir Win. I.othes lit, .0. Edinburgh ; Latuuche And Co. Dublin, .Roberr "" 4 * Stitt Co. Dublin 504414 • ptiotis athretttectl ~ . £6523 17 Subscriptions since received -- „ hl r. c'4'll4B, Esq.' s s Right Hon.theSpeaker 04. .1101'k. 'per Ol d" of thellouto'cit Coin- Ey 113A,C0X,411,1 C0.. 1 O 1114ns 21 ' C ' ici,rottldi N ewilh.thi: Icilin Fish, Esq. per'W. . • /Th,,, ‘%„, Io to Mellish, Esq. to to tar: . v, l e , EN. to• ro W.C.Clitirith:.l4,Ericf. to 10 , . kii;:iikii,,,c...l.cl/)vo, 5 o Co. ' - I° I° ic,„? iifiainaii, Esq. to to itobarts, Curtis, and 4 11,,1, p uttbOti, E sr; . 5 5 i!, An ustus Pee hall, Esq. 5 i 7'll,,,t(glntkr,tiici son 1--s to Thomas Oom licyol..- I L' 34th Y. I.q i II koont,Peiitunoindeo. to to (;,*(lenjetilier,l. ' 1...1.3. g: t c. o Benj. Puller - 5 5 1 4,2, huller, 1 *.(1 Pitcher - 5 i 74. S tu ..., .• . 'to to Isa a c _ . , . ~.ivida ' 4 . 4 411, Lag. to to l'at of the StlloStrip -4.1:, 14 N 1 04 2 2 tion Nun' of the late 'hil hint s -, -' t t itrornley Voluntesr n o ,Leary t I Corps, per Ud. Iti tliatn",..` 1 lui)li of fg. c:ardia, Esq. late Tout iAelit,per key. Commandant , too 0 ~ I t eniy( * : ol)l 4 4l i tips. 6d. Sansoin,Postlethwalte, wts44o'.',l,l,urtt ' to to ' ..and La. to to sue".'oo%. Itaikes W. and I. Dixon to' 10 CI 6 . Esq. 2 o lot S, , to to Chas. lattleliales ; tro,, i , 1111 0, tag. . 1 0 to Chas IVaiatell, Etel.' 2 0 Itle,;'"" ohl C u. to to 5 o The Rovers 1;11.11.1rteal, and Co. to to lohn Chippendale,Esq. 5 5 I. c. I,cse.Fsq, , 5 5 John bygtitve, ii sq. S 5 sift, linem an to 10 T. C. twoiray, Esq. '° ''' tti% M , Istinett, Bart, Rev. A. Twin 2 , 2 1 1 ,1,,.• •iie, . - to .0 Miss C, A. Stephenson 44. uurrell Esq. 10 to and C. Welstead to. to 443,1101 i hail. to 0 lames lacks, tsq. 5 5 ~ pi E(ividtil E to to The Star Nevispaper 5 5 'N/ Y Tri 3 ' ' s q• 5 5 The Innes ditto to to hrid .. riltY, Cani- . Edward burley, Esq. 5 5 Isiu 4c , a 16 . ' Lcr.,l arge.Yard. TROMA.s F E RGUSON, Sec. ...., ~ >4rd-treet •----.,, ....................__ L_________ , CANAL PROPLItTYA 6 BL(LD(,I SHARES. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, 0 4 ~r. t te By Mr. SCOTT Ist of March, at , tid a ) . 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I tc h • 47444 Twelve Kontilly Parts. at 1" S"‘"T”erinte4 ,:tanide.te at once; in Two very large anti elos: 3 , , r P uct and Vltrilies in Quarto , illustrated with One fibrid or t. ,supcnor Engravings, Price 61. 6s. in boards, reylN. so. handsomely bound. MPEND - NEAV CYCI OPEDIA ; 01', CO-- ----''' 1 . n,,, Pus DI CT lONA R Y of AR' VS and ,} S C . li.Ne c.... ,) ,..• (i. it er "'nng every tvi•iileril Disc;.:•veryi and the 1 res..,:t State 1 Y litiincli oi Ilt irtion-K tiowle t i Ke. li te r ply ( . Gtt tuoity, D. D. i arc pro i—s e , l to cillfiwilig Ore the immediate advantages whit 4, the portilaers of this ‘Vo , k. w i e d ge • tkorel:' eltitibits a compendium of all humart kno t r ~ i 11440,,ernineus, because cleared of eltraneutis •mat e . . ,c ip i d iloci m4itilAs n,,te„ preferuxt which IS ;indica', to that w,._ ri i httrN,ll4; and it is occupied chiefly by the ni , ,,t uselit 11,1!'. c l i tlii . isq t 0,,. , a 'COllVellient and laifik , 4 , - - , , 0 tie on the table of every studious person. -a- a comparatively portable size, . Perfj.,,'" e'olstitit referenee. The retremeltinent of miny su. reft,i'.4:vatikl tiseksa articles having " used a cO4l° litiltrZl,? Niltt:, without impairing the intrinsic V4itle- and I 1 i , r'llY Ni the wq/k. ' 14 lui, I i Printed so , as to crirrespond with the 4to editioLts N I , t';'''' , l 6 Dittititivry'; and the poStessors of both • works l'el , c e r" .‘ e ' i n a Moderate cothpass, and at a moderate ex.:) , in tt at i l !li The compendions literary aid which can be desiied Iv, 41nt Of a Didionary. ea 4 , lft ' t !le work is neatly printed in s new and elegant type, tatei i er 'ult Yellow wove 0 ..per. Tile copper- p la] es . 11 . 11 , 0 Irlizt.HK,raVell ChiCflY trout oriinal drawings, by the . rust I y o ., 0 4 are equal to any plat h es ever given to the public tlt rait tlo `, 4l ?t this nature. And this Dictionary having been taini_ter.ed since every other, it demands a preference, 0,1 con htan,"llol.krnhocuiltet improylentents and discoveries in every . friar fur RiceLfrecl.Phillips No. I Bridge-Street Black tj -4. A "O•to be ii t•it 8 s i, i. N anti other Sall% i u ati 0 4 o , } se tem, ewsuten, n 0 0k6 41 the United Kingdom. THE - 1 I L) Li o WEDNESDA FEBRUARY 20, 1811. 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TEA S reconiiriendecl by several eminecit Physicians, 1. as the most pleasant Restorative in all Nen:tit:a Disor. dens, inward Wastingsi 'Loss: of Appetite, Debility, &c. The following will prove its efficacy : From the Rev. 11. C. Mason, to Mr. Appleby. Sires la conseritseliceof reading the Rev. Dr. Brooker's let. let to you, a:id Iron) his . i.ccount hail reason to belicive , Antl-nervousTea descry Mg of every encouragement, I was in. duced to recommend it to several of my friends, wh o l aboure( under. ►every 'nervous afflictions. , I have the pleasing satislaCtion of assuring you, that they have.rcceived the greatest benefit therefrom ; and you may list assured: of my utmost endeavour to introduce it, per suaded that Foreign Tea is extrein s ely prejudicial to En. Wish ConstitutiOns, and yours is both pleasant and nutri. • t ious. Your obedient humbleServani, • HENRY COX MASON, Bermondsey, J une 2, 180 4. Rec.:4)r of Bermondsey. From Mr. , Joseph Waldon, Ironmonger, No. 380,1 Bother hithe, to 'vi r. A pplcby, Islington. Sir—l beg leave to inform you, that after I had spent a great deal ot money with the Facia ty,whom I consulted in the hope ot their curing my, wife of a violent nervous complaint she was afflieted with, and which baffled all them:Wig:hie' that was given her, Pro.vidence 'directed Me . to Ain her your Tea. Alter having used it for some time, she is now, blessed be God, in perfcet health, to the great liappiness of 'us both ; and I wish orlist heartily that'other people, -through this let.. 'ter, may give it a lair trial. I am Sir, Your gratefuli humble Servant, fitly to. WALDON. Sold by Mr. Butler, 4, Cheapside,"Corner if Paternoster- . row i Collieta, 76, Oxtord. street ; and by roost COuntiy Booksellers, in rekets, at 2.5. 91.' and çs, 6d. each. THOSE who suttur Ntlrvou, lc( itntion from weak ness of Stotheelf, obstincteil Digestion, wit! lin I relict inSl Y's PATENT ANTISCOR- Bll'Islt: l)i't I'S, which enjoy all ti - .e provertitas of Calo, utel witilw:t its irrita' , iiiiy ; they also yosult the health of the Stomach, by the Appetite, anti :in increase of Spirit:J . 2s the health improves. In deep-seated Abseesics, w h ere a. c u r e Could sear , ely be contemplated, so healthy a change has beef vioduceit, as to excite the best hopes ot sue. ccss. In Eruptive, Seropholotts, Gouty, Rheumatic; and Scorbutic corn vlainis, its reputation is established, West India Orders attended to, at the Dispensary, ts, Soho.squ'ire, London. . . _ The genuine Medicine has the Government Duty printed on a bkick ink Stamp, and the wards .4 by the King's tent," e.xpmstil on the bottle, hill of diredion, and iintside wrapper. Seld at ts, Solio.square, in small: bottles of 2i, 6d. double, b9ttles !us. and largOr 11. AS. Compound gsiatice 85. GENUINE. NEWBERY and •SONS, Nb. 45, St'. r • Church-yaid, London, or No. —O. 19, D3The •bt % Proprietors of Dr. liones's Powder, and other valuable Prelim - at - ions, inform the ;Public, ih t muenceol the New Duties, the price of that !Medicine z 9',t. per Packet, or Ss.' 6d,' per Dozen, or a PoLcrt a t uttle, as made up fur the Ailry and N.avy,j,btu observe that the wohis , “ F. 'Newbery, No. St. Paul's," tire engraved jil;he Stamps. The following are the Pricts of their Melicines, included 3 but those who purchase six, or 'more, will he allowed the Stamps gratis. d. Dr. larnes's Powder' z 9 Dalln'fl Carmirittive • t A.naleptic rills 4 6 Stiori e ; Linct. of Bark 4 0 1)010 PC , Li 2 () - 3 of.A t; . •!, i; • r &i • I 0 P:ngirsh 9 , ( 1 , • 1 ') 1.•: . 3b01111 - 3 9 flu. ~:ottvulsv •• • )il . 2 o I nOsh's Scots l'ills r , no. Catoonffil: ; Cups 1 '9 C heltenhain Sal ts g F.sseneeoi Col tsinot 3 6 I pecacuanha Lozenges r Dar, Spence'. Dentifrice o Dr. Sulantler's Telt 2 9 "Tie Cephalic Snutf t 8 Henry's M tgnesia • . 2 6 Lozenges of Blois ." I 14 Marekiarit's Drops . 5 6 •r; lass's Magnesia - 3 6 Spilsbury's ditto . 5 6 Leo's Liniment - s o cant's Cough ditto I 6 AS111E11414; Balsam . 2 4 Grcenough'sl'inctures t to Tonic - - 2 9 Ditto ',Eck' Lozenges ; Dr. Hooper's Pills . r Soothing 'Syrup . a 9 Ample allowance , to Merchants, &c. for Exportation. 4'1011..0K, Pol. No. o, New Bridge-Street, London. Honoured Sir, Edinburgh, ot , laich zS , tot. IBEG leave to inform you, that ever- Once the year 1790, I have heed elided with the Lues rea • which, from its obstinately resisting every coarse of Me:iicirie prescribed by .the most eminent of the Faculty here,,and undergoing several severe courses of Saliiation, and twice discharged front the ..Hospital„ with little relief, would appear to be of the most inveterate nature. In the spring of last year my disorder had get to such a head, is nearly to put a period to my ,existenco-4 had a large ulcer on the crown of my , head, one on each arm; and my legs were b ro k e ou t i n a fright tut manner ; my right way Mead fully painful, and had been in if stall. of ulceration for the last seven years; my lett hid also two large nodes on it, was very much discoloured, and gave JllO such excrutiat- Mg pain, particularly when Warm in bed, as nearly' to de prive me of rest ; in this lamentable state, 1 was recom mended by Mr. 1. Thompson, (who 'received. so great a cure by them here), to take your Leake's Patent Pills, which I 'began to ti« on the 26th of .Nlay ; iu the c. urSe of a fortnight, 1 began to receive benctit—in. little more, than a month, the .ulcers on my herd and arms welt soundly healed—soon after, the sures on my legs healid also; leaving,' however, consmerable discoloitration in the skin, and pair. in the - butte of the left,' which, by the 1 316- sing at Gocl, and a. little longer perseverance Jr* yourinva. luable Meducioc, siib4ined; the nodes disperlins, the ski. regaining its natural hue,, and the toodurnal pains. gradual aoing Dir. I thus became, by your liberal adVxe and Mc icine, perfectly free from all my former cons plaints have rzcovered niy former spirits and strength, and am bg. come jolly and hit, in which state naviii4coritintte4 mangy months to. the astonishment of all who knew me, I am at a loss in wuat terms to express my gratitude, but beg yoit, for the good of other sintering mortals, to make this Jay case as public as possible, as I shall on every occasion in au doing, you will greatly üblige, Sir, your grateful obedient, very humble servant, ALEX. MURK ' Swan's Close, High-street, F,dinburgh. Witnesses to the above Curs 10iiN THOWIrSON, No. 3, New Poultry Al3rket ; 'and 10 Nl'lrrosit, Old Assernbly-Close,'Fdinbtirgh: • Prepared and lola by the sole •P rovrietor, Thomas Ti.YLOR, NNlalher Of the Royal College of Sur. geona, at his House, No. 9, New Bridge-r,treet, London where, after a constant residence of more than dotty .6ix years, in a practice particularly direeted to the cure or • Venereal Complaints and thoe hiCidental to the Partii of Generation,. with that inviolable secrecy , Which min of hls profession should always observe in such cases, he flatters himself, the advice and assistance he gratuitously a luiutistani to persons :taking this Medicine, w.li be esteemed, by a discerning Public, :is an advAntage sel dom attainable ;ind void of all arnhi4uity. ISO Sold, by hi s appointment, for ,the convenience of th:nie living at a diSfELICZ, Af the , Perfumer's, No. 35, St Alban'..street, Pall-Mill ; the Tofshop, - Nro. '403, ox. ord.street; Mr. Dishorougys, No, 7, • Fish -street-hilt: Mr. Steel's Bookseller, No. t, linioii-row, Little Torrer. m r „ b ax tetis, Stiuth-bridge, 'Edinburgh; Mr. Afac. donald, Glasgow ; Mr. Dull, 041 , 111e-Street,Dublin ; and by out perrit . in every . considcrahle ti:wn in Great ltritainand Ireland, in hexes of only 2S. 9ti. each, sealed up wan till, and plain directions, whereby persons or either sex imiy care themselves with ease, speed, secrecy, and iialuty. • N. B. Everynojt sold in Great Britain is sealed op with *Stamp, on which, by 'favour of the . Commissioners is printed, at the Stamp Office-1" T. Taylor, No. 9, New Bridge.street,u—to irnuine which it Eili iiy, and all *then/ are Countertitts, . ~ _';,'.,:... .fi_lL -, : ," • ~ ~` \:..k:',..1:,ii,5,1440!:,:;,' - • ...‘,.... . ' .1. 1 '..c';',V14 ' fin , -, Z. 4 11...! , ,' ,t - 7.; 1 '`-' ••••'' • -z , --; ~, , i -,1.- , ''''''',:( •-....,;,.," ‘ .., -: ' t.' •5i11.., . &,' " 4,'• - •,;•:- ' i1;01,:,,, ` :'......i.:` ,, ,,11'''' , ' •' ' •.' , "11' ;i1 / 0 t*‘\‘‘'4''' [PRIC]; SIXPENCE HALEP&N N 7‘f IMPERIAL PARLITIdEN.I. HOUSE OF PEERS. TUESDAY, FEB. 19. • The further consideration of the Appeal Cause-- Cadell and Davies, and others, v..llobett..tm, vc, as postponed. Some judiciel and-private business was transa6ted, after which ii short adjournniene, during pleattre, took place. On the resuming of the *House, several act:onto* relative to the Imports and Exports, direz ., ted to annually laid before Parliament, were plesented by three of the Commissioners. of his Majesiy's, Ctti toms, and ordered to lie on the table. After waitil,t; some time, Apparently in ell ef,la lion ofKome it ing,communicrition, their Lwd. ships Ajourned till tu7morrow. IioUSE OF CoMMONS. TUESDAY, FEB. 19. Sir C. Prima brought in a Rill to enable the peria . l Insurance Company to sue and be sued in name of their Secretary..--The.Bilvas lead and ordered to be read a second time. A Message was received from the Lords, lasting permission for Ambrose•Rmisay Cutliboir, EN. to attend nest ThutsJay, at ilk!' ei-imiritimi of witnesses on titer Cionaurry Dio , ree, F3ill. Th e Messengers were informed, thot the' 14,:05e return an answer by Meg,eners its own. Mr. Rosa presented certain Amounts of the COR• torns.—Ordered toile Olvtire table: Sir J. NEwPout, in consequence of the arrival of the Metobt.r . for DIA1:11 (Mr. (ltatuiti), to who he wished to leave the htrtine,s, v.i , hdre‘v the no!.ce he had' given of a motion for an Adqress to the lic..'gent, on the Petition of the Di,tindra of Dublin. , 'rile consideration of tha , Linieriok Pre'tion was p(mponed, on•the'molion of Mr. lloOtort, to filo 2(i_of Apr!l. • Mr. GRATTAN gave notice, tint on Thursdly se'noight he wou.il call the attentiou Of , the HoVISd to the Petition. frotmthe Distillers Mr. PARN'ELL moved, tor returns of the. milt, weal, and dont., imported tromirei,ind in ti l o year 1 S tO,'as also lor the accounts fuoru the p...%.tr 1772 up to the pres,..3nt time.--Ordeted„ On .t he biotion .Mr. CA Lc RA rr, rettirmi thu Regulars, as. also of the Mlti+s, vve;e ordered in hid . before The Millie, He also ,uto, era for returi“ of the troops recruited the regular way, winch were ordered: Mr: I:l4ausiG moved, for accounts of the monies raised ilk each year, whether. by t:!!;es or by loan, on account, of the interest of the National Debt, tor The reduction of the same; ur fur the geueral , ottpeo.ti. ture of the nation; 114 also for the total amo.int nt unfunded debts, distinguishing those iltie on Ex chequer Bali, from the ovii of January, 1793, to the sth of January, is tO, troth inclusive. Mr. ROSE had no obje4tiou to the motion, though he could not help observing, the intuttna. tion required was already before thc Howse.' .The accounts were.ordered to be laid b.:lore 1114 House. Mr. BAR/NG, after a few observations on th present mode of effeBing marine insurances, moved that the House should- ,resolve itoell into - a Com mittee of time whOle House on the pleent state (A . • • • Marine Insurance. Mr. MA It RY A1"1` • was iiturprise'd at finding a ch;ir+ tered right opposed by a Member of , a chlrieora body. On such a subjed he should have expected all to 'make common cause, and instead of w•-•aliefli, ing'by their divbions; endeavtiur to strengthen those rights by their union. • ' • • After a few words . , from Mr._ Grant and Mr, Manning, stratgers were ordered to w•'!,,l,;tw. nnderStand no diVisi , •n took place. )!, .'•‘)1 , ':1:14 tho Gallery, we found the- House in a and Mr. Baring on his legs, After..shorlly the gi - ounds on which he brought the subj- : ward, I,e concludeJ,by tuoving, Ttiat the C!. rm be instruiled to move the House for in a Wit forrepealiOg sot much of an A:: ~‘ n 3 gives t.A he Royal pichan 4 e and Londo;; Compattiei the light of undt:rwriting the „ , the - exclusion of all other public bodiri. MONSI ELM COLVi E. Lord.: FOLIiSTONE, in Abe absonee of .an. Hon. Baronet, rose to. ask a question resiteAing the t i vr., son now confined in Cold Bath.tields I,rison, M. Colville ? The thy after the stibjt h-d branght forward by his Hon. Friend, an Undi.r St:el'elat'y of State had given them some in fOrni awn on that head, at the same time stating, th:n the whole circumstances of the vase cauld not be hid he. fore the House till further inquiries 'had been !limit,. Those inquiries, it was 'then stated,' were malting, tind.nov a week having nearly elapsed since statement was given, he wished to knoW 'what pt great had been made in those ituviiriea ? The CHANCELLOR of the EXCIII;a6Ett • said r in quiries had certainly been made, the restdt he was not prepared to'Corwimoicate it Oat. Ale to the - House: fie, however, ti tfie:o to 1 !" e notice, alit it was his intention to move_for a Co.nt tnitteeon the subjea au Thursday. Mr. BAILING brought the Marine Int:Amin= Bill, which was read a first, and ordered 'to tie a second tune on Tinirtaitiy. AFFAIRS OF IRELAND. Mr. WARD sAid, he had, on the preceding d a y, of a Motion for Friday, for certain pa. } sera telating to the affairs of licidnd. Ai he nu. deratood there was no objection to be int Ade tv t:lt t-1