The Sun. — London, England, 1817-07-05 00:00:00

I ( inn"; "--e.~' • • a ,4 4 ~,qii. • •,, 7 .. t ; ,.: ;4 0 rii4... „. :: , ;-% : 1 r i tits . -.7 :' , :,1 - i'-. - ~, , ~...., , ...- • ,;-,-, ...t. -,---. ~ o - -.= --.-:- .-..- • ,al d7-( 4 1 - . - . - ' ..-_ -, ;:,7, : - :4'; ( .,* I."ftl'ar\--. : • 'lt I". ,t- t ; ' • ' - ' .. ~ *3- ~ . .--I-, • 4 . , 11.r;i•- • r , r ik . '? . ' ,Z ,‘ : IA ."('-'::: -,- - • .nil, _,- , 1 , -, • 4' il. ... - , j r:„ , a 144.3., , _ I -j :~, Wlit6 ~,~ ....N SA T--tilt DAY - J..ULY .5., I. -,!,'0 I\d zTDIBtR 7115.] t Z • ,EtIC " Z)EVtIENCW• - ..~_H WUJLIAM COBBETr. ROYAL ACADEMY; SONIERSET-PLACE. NoricE is herebygiriett to the STUDEN'rS, tth-0 PAINTING of the. LIVINc; lia 'ont. will 1.1.F.:.01)EN NION!),N.Y mit, the 7th lasi ant ; r LIBRARY mad the ANTIQUE on the MON "AY IUIIO , ItiDIA ;Icily THE:COURT sof DIIIECI'9ItS of lie, t_ll'4lT -60:4IANY of MEIWHANTS 'Of ENGLAND FL-LADING to the EAsor INDIES, do hereh . y: g ive N4ice, STATUE OF i)DRI) H mFI . . beint'ilit-crleil.f:j elect .3 S . T. , 1.1.1.1 of tie , , neral HEATHFIELIL.% on the Sot wtiieh he so gaikritly And imecessfully defended, such (dicers and other Gentlemen who eartieipioriLin mired or were henefiteit u by Itis AA:hire...6(las, UR. t't,lll rated tp,Sl:ll4 thelr Subscript lints to M e ss r s. Th o mas C o utts and Co. Ban)ttirs - , In t titratttt - ,. It is unnecessary . to sae more ' A i support of this testimony of respeet Sit ;:e memory of Lord ,irl EATH FIELD., than to ex press some surprise, that in a period replete with gallant and great Actions, Ana not ,watiting, ju grateful athnlyation of them, no Public Memorial of respect should yet. have been paid to the Hero of Gibraltar, on the very Rock and Scene of his Exploits, and of his Glory. Ltvis; JuLt 2.—The Writer of the Litter; of which thefuli,4lo . e is an Extract, 154, tiative' of Leeds . , - bill is now resident in America, where , . lie is settl e d .vi ii his family—his wife an Arnericati woman. Ear is one of 'the inost Irdithet ttepu6lig. cans in the United States, After his last tO s Ouritty, he %violour a pasienger in the bit ! The ietter is addressed to ,his Brother ..here;. a respectable merchant , end was received _this winning : " gumphre . y's ;lea r Nettiltareiti c4lneclicut; May S 7, 1817. HENRY HOWARD, LA. Sectetary. That a GENERAL COURT of the said COUP' ,NY wil lie tuid at their House in Leadenhalf-street, WEDINt. LAY next, the 9th :At Eleven '6'Chiek in the Fore: noon, for confirming, the Proceeding of the General COurt this Day, altering, repealing, and ordaining riondry Bye• aVtIie:PROPIIIEI'ORS•of.EASI7•I;IPIA.STOCK. 14inss Aisp . . * n"VACANCY having . o,Titrretl DIREC . - . TION of your AAIM by the (teat *of your late re: Pectah-l e Director, Mr'. RIcHA it,D • PARRY. I beg to offer :'Yselt a CANDIDATE to succeed him, to solicit your Votes tld Interest, an d to assure nu of my determination to pro , ceed to a Ballot on this occasion. JAMES COBB, Secretary. . / A t _ltTrCo. emind their F r Sto i ck s T d r4 l - i h k er e iisll,l) g lic, thl:tatvhe e 1.0 r CERY begins 9th JULY, cmitaining Four Prizes of 20,0001., Two of 10,0001., &c. &c. Consols and Money—First drawn' Prize will receive, in addition, 10.0001. more: MARTIN 'and Cd: in the . Lottery just finished, sold in Shares, No. 829 a Prize of L.mocio 2,203 . Ditto 2OO &c. &c. &c. • 8, Cornbill,• and 120, Oxford-street SUBSCRIBERS. NAMES. His 114a1 HighneSs the Duke of Rent - £.lOO 0 0 General Don . - 100 Q 0 Sir Charles Holloway 60, 0 0 . . • piAN o,VoirrEs, serolumnind, some as good as new. Horizontal Grand, by BrOadwamd, and • S• 311. 45 guineas, cost 75, guinea; Attu, by St,uelart, 35 gui neas; Square Piano-Forte, at. 12 guineas ; ditto, at 23 gui neas; ditto, with : three Drawers, at SO geinea4. 41so one 9f the best-toned Cabinet Piano-Forte.S ever hear d, good as new, with silk front, two Pedals complete, shop9rtee 60 guineas, for 38 guineas. The whOle of the above can he warranted. May be s( eti at Mr, Watlen's, Piano-Forte-maker to . Vtg Royal Families of Prance and •the Netherlands, 5, Leicester 7 place, from Ten to Four n!Clock.. • . • , N.B. Packing Cases and pat:king, two guineas , 1 tenet th a t Oe credentials I have already had.the honour 9i s 9lnuitting to your consideration, as well from your Go ;.erninent at Madras, your Couit Of Directors, and the last I! ‘ "-e . t Coniiiii•tee,o! Honseof Commons on India Affairs, deenied a fair presumption* any fitness to part i ci p ate in the ih • recti•in of your . tonwns ; the noire so, as the& is n.it on e M a d ras Civ , lian amongst }roar Directors, and the lir kitprial .possessiotis..now subject- to that firesideney are so gre:!tir extended since that I;enticman lett India. Permit me 74)- 44 4,;.that ,4.ti hei tweet' pied , 81)411 be seen 'tlu .sly derpte-d to the promotion of your interest, should 1 Itt4gii - yonr ta;votir obtain the object of my ambition. Our Pass age,, biked all together, was prettt good. We experienced no very severe gales, ex cept once or twice ; but we hail a Most tiernelidoui thunder storm. The lightithig, in the space of five ntindteS; struck our ship twice, split the mainmast and foretniiiti, fi,tit did no ether injnry to the ship ; knocked down five then, killt-41 one of the sailors, and there was not one on - hogrd ,who did riot feel the effeets of it more or -Amongst the ,pasiengers were - BILLY • COBEITT arid two of his sons., and a greater Bleickguard nee& was. He is. besides, a. lordly•disagreeable person, and wanted every one to cringe to him. ldo not believe he will find Si) many friends in the United Stites as he eZpected. Yott may be sure I had enough of COEiETT't TEN TWAYANNP POUNDS for the Fit - it s -drawn PRIZF, on VEIINESDAY NEXT, on which Day .ALL are sure to be YRIZt.S. khave the honotir,tu he, bAdies and G en tl e p ie n, • With gre . at respect, your very obedient Servant, T • JOHN G. 11,AVENSHAW. ' • '4" , s7er Ectkeley-street, Portman-square, July 1. HOtINSBY and Co. Stock-Brokers, No. 26, Cornhill, have a variety of Tickets and Shares on Sale for the present Grand Lottery'. The Scheme contains 4 Prizes of 020,00p1., 2 of t 0,0001., 4 of 2,0001., 2 4.1,0001., .1 of 5001 4 of 3001., 6 of 2001., 10 of 1001.,—besides, 501,, ea,. &C. and Only 10,400 Tieketi. •, • An early Purchase is recommended by HORNSI3Y and Co. as being truly advantageous to every Adventurer. The, Friends of Mr. Ravensitaw are most.particulaOy re titiested t t i illeet at the Kines'Elrad,ln tlie . Pottitey, on Ntori -4:l'Yilitxt. 77th July, at One o'clocit, to t Wit , cpnsidsra ilon the &lost effectual means for securing his Elettiou. . . DALBY'S GENUINE CARMINATIVE is Superit,r to all ritker Reniedi:es for the Wind," Pierg togs, Convulsions, and those .Disorders in the Stomach and Bawds of Infants, which prove fatal to so many under the age of two years, It is equally .edicacious in Chwltcs, Fluxes, and other Complaints iu'the lutestines of grown per sons. • • "Never, since this,cotintry was settled by the Whites, were such distressing times known. What with having the Indian Coro cur oil by frost, and such a demand for flour in EMgland, in come. (pence of your extreme had harvest, the price of flour here is very high indeed. There is kited of trade going on at all. All is at a stagnaticiii, and as for money, it seems to haVe sunk." This invaluable Cordial Medicine, invented by the late Mr. Joseph Dalby, Apothecary, is now prepared by his daugh ter, Mrs. Frances Gell, and her Sons, to whont.alone be be queathed this Property by his Will.—lt is sold only by F. Newbeiy and Sons, at the old. established Warehonse g tio. 45, the East End of St. Paul's, the third house Front Cheapside, price Is. Ftd. a bottle ; but if procured elsewhere, be sure kb ask for •‘ Gell's Dalby's Carminative,". and see that the nanie " Newhery," is engraved in the stamps. ."), ( ' : °M) , Mbk- GOOli TIV.AVIEI4I4ING, fungi the SARA HEap iNN, SNOW- t lILL. To YORE., LEEDS, . 1 - ) 1Ni31. 7 11011, !and dlrPSltTg•iit a . NOII.TII. I.4o ublothleAloAeltei, the Deal Horlesiandleeptuccullent Vine. , 13..W.•A,10 : 11N1A14,and . Co.. . • S .4!iitzWES l .sr tit) sv 7 liil44, TUE 0. - pc) s ()AG NIAIL coAt7H ES; 'Six. se.t our front the Saracen's Head bur; Snow.litlt UMPIRE, a New LIVERPOOL Light Coach, only one Vi it lit It the Road, caTrir irPiAtriacides and Four Ontsiti-s, " t tirtit every 'illa . ;•; at One•oNilock, !at Liverpotit hula Aftern oon at Six through Dunstabie, Wobtult, Welford, LtitteTworth, [Thick! -qtheritt-rt .1 oil St n Ruu - ely, NeWaiiStit: KUU t Sfpill . • t p „, • , • 4. at I d •ISrescot• Lyiningitiff,"Win,chiSteV Rae ing , . I ,lkl . Z . `ii."w•-rputa inside C ; iaolt. at tkicilf- host Seven o'clock iin:tiiii,;•,'a:fiVeSt.t`trie'D•td•phin'ltitti.'SoutitWorpfurf;'by rive o'clocti.—Titis IS a most delightful Converancte,• 'to "I s e isle ~f Wight, Jersey Guernsey, SL Maloes, Ilivre de drove, ChqibliTikili &c.; 1:18 041g,W,• ` :;41 T ,I.;.1 " , Wellington, *Oil. Sl,iillial, Ppst-Coadi, trete Evening at rive ~'elocli.—f klarded• t ir t .{, thtrchesteri lllsoulford,Salishury, Arploper, pull pasingstolt - e, nets Post Coach, every Afternoon. The ititinlC:iulb Packet; fo GhtirnSey, Jersey, Alderney; St, M. EKE'rEB, Plymouth, CS'evnunitli; Doreliester, Fahnouth, Dartmouth, am] Salisbury, Ne.' Post Coach, every Morin at Seven through Honiton, AAtninster, Bridpurt, 1514-ndford„ llasingetokepaiutishot. • • • • ---uOsTON, Spalditor Part boron 'h, Stilton, and Hunting ",t, Roy:iv:Wal t Coach, •sets 'out' every hvetung to Spdsby, Geints!ok t hall Ilni,l, 8AT114.41 11/LIS W. r`sying- rost,...,oaenes, through 4tenliasit, Calpe-,:attcl plart4rougb. ev i ery ; 'arrive Mr. the Greyhoiind lun, iiatlt, and the London - :'' ' ""vnti Thomas:street, ;gild the' Swann, Bristol, next Morn •1;-.--(...iaclies to Wells, Bridgewater, T irn aunton, Exeter, Ply ooth, &6:: • , L i ffElls.tiew Coach; called The P.ocki,righinn, sets out , loriiiiig-, - carrieS Four Inside; only, 'alittgaes remark-. a „,t 31 3 . eal.y, with a Gu ar d t h roug h ou t. l'as'ses theougtt Stain- Newark, R.4toid, poneaSter, an eaay, d Fhridge, to the Coldei t next trumping. Notuithstanding - the' Sit this Cii i, ii. it is allowed. to be the. agt veal_ le ana coantlete PUblie Coureyance on the North '4 ' 41 4, Ulna' tinetittalte•d in Acennunodaition;by•any other. • (i1..k.<•;011,, latrztort•tt; tirettia.zreen, Annan, Dninfries, Thornbill, Caritakis, Kingswell, !and Itil . P ar t' s o f 'Scotland a Post Coach (daily). Yink•••, Searhitritug h,Whitby; Shit:lds; Sunderland, New- NW Font- oside '4mtelt, wit,t a Guar d s e t, ev e ry maiming by way oi Newark, Itet otleaster, I)arlingtott, Nortliallerton,.Durltain, 1 I ti - :L e tt and Passeusers fi nding thewselvc, fatigue d '•"• - ", I - length tit the. •journey,. may reit what time they alrl th.eti..prtigeedionwithont any additional Fart., wour . . Swindon, Rani.ibitry,'Hirtigerford, ;and. y rost utoicti, at even, Nlortaing. 131i1 DGEN011.T1-1 and S Walsal New post Coach, eve' y 'Evtnitig. • • CAR 4 -IsLE, Penrith, and.Whitehaven, Four inside Poit - - -'° aells and Guatd the svriy-, 'pi6%es tlirongit plough, Au'rther iv, ppleby, Greatahridge,Rittnuond r Catterielt, itoroughimidge, Abertord-; Doncaster, and Grantham': Sets out on); theouruey with the sreatest • f acility, Passengek detained on the Road by business or pleasate, have the peculiar ativantatze oftheir•SeatS being se- . cured in toe iiaxt-Coach, K},, NDAL . 'L;i't •a4 4 el• 'Preston, Kirby-tonsttale, Burton, 'ftht ( 7, , Otntsktr •, and C-iarstang lost-Coat hes, every Atter at• Fiv e .it'c I d ed. Y,arringion, titsford, Stone, and elil;"'St 'o , llcll, I he Rekulafor,' evetsy . Evening at; th,tbe . .:Saraccul'o; Bead Inn,,Dale.street;,Liver . 8, P t-C '-utit . every Morning', at Half past os ` ll ESTElly.Newuart, • Whitchur.Th, Tarp.orley,,Nantavielt, --- " i lkiwish IlidilfriVich Post-Coach - every Evening, at' vSU(fata .• • -1)14.1t1.AND,, Stockton, and Yarrn; new Coach every . ` 1) 4 1,1 4, t.i the',Georre lint, Sunderland. - ogletotty Newcastle, ,W;; Isal, ,41.1(1 Wolv erlianiptott,Yost4;odeli every Aft ertiOoli. Cipirded. N."IIF 4 ".P f ';/.1) and Iltdlierliam kst-Coaeli; called the Rock '.eligillit'ittn.,t!ev.er.y•• Morning; Aittr ' 11 (.11.1:01. Pod. Coach, with a ; Guard, sets out every Passes and reaches Birininghant next day ;it Oxford, Ensttin'antl•Shipstone, to the Saracen sI ,tult- street, - Birminr,-ham. • ' • r ,t it ; LL ' N(;rt heave, flowden, Thorn, and Doncaster, Post' -1A• - •• •t'vtry. lrtif- .itst Six; tti the •C.P•oss , KeYs, a kl'e i- PitteE, I DOVk It ' LI t rgate, Sandwich, Ramsgate; Cant ethurV, siiersl►4ol, Chatham, Rochesier,. and Stivud, New I'ust .ll'. :1444t pin Noon, and Night. .everv.Aloen ng 1) , lioddes&on, and Cheshunt Coach, ;___"POTTENHANI and Edmonton Coach (dailv), at Half-past ,'.Veti,•flalf•past w Hail-}last Four, and 'flail-past Seven • el,:ck. • - WAGONS. • To ITEIVEL I- I ENIPS`tEA )G Watford and Stanauore,l twee. Tittiit a Week . : • - DIAS llereies, Butt, av and ! o , 13urv, all !arts Suffolk, , •tvei'y moiway:. • •• • • ~ig;ENcEsTER, Abingdon, lienley tt , Bristol, and Gla •edste'r, licree Times IV,lek. • spitt:rlj:VNlVlOtit, Wirt , (Lester, Rtunsey.,..Lyndilitrst; ro!. thrist:dthr:ll,l .togwootl,Fortiiiighridge.illormorn,: e, i s le to Wight, .ler , ey, atul t-ineriotey Nt,; Y. liautplo, and Twiclienlidiu, Ttice a Wket,. (.1 F.F.5",.:(.H anti every Day. „J" ne , c 3, 0, ,tt.ti th e •t: !lt too li e a.,:eFairitahit Eqr. ;1[1: e l t4top Fiv of 4 e rt.,toti , ; :::•tit? tiu t ttgvil,tin-: t:n Crt:(l* 3Llch. --•-• • FY fONr - ; Stock-Broker, 2,- returns .41 his graWful acknowledgments hiS friends fur their numerous favours.conterred upon him, for more than. Twe nty years past, and respectfully acquaints them the Scheme of the newLottery,to begin, on theath July, may be had gratis ac above.—There are several new points which he is sure titill meet the Approbation of Lottery Adrenturets, one in parrittßar,'fdr - 57900 Blanks drawn on the first day will each hycome a new Ticket, Lo IL.. drawn again on the 2d day, with the *ion of reCeivilig lot. instead or such second chance, there are 4 20,e001. .2 of 10,0001. and 10,0001. for the First-drawn Prize, besides ..winr.-ever else it may be en titled' to, and several other Novelties - are fay- given in ErfUN's Schemes, to he had at ,his truly fortunate Office, 2, Coruhill, where "the following Capitals in the last 'Lot tery were'shaied; sold and paid on demand, vie. • No; 98c. L.2, 0 .00 6,39,5 4229. NEXT WZDNESDAY, THE . KINTH OF THIS MON'T'H, - (JULY.) rirt 131 SE- I —again respectfully rumintis the Pub lie, that Next'Wednesday, the 9th Instant, the Lot tery begins, and tke very first Prize drawn will receive 1b,i50(1/.•MONEY in addition. The first 1000 Blanks will - Jie.entitled tQ 10A Money each, and every other 131a,uk drawn ikit day will 1 re-drawn on the ccond Day, on which Day the Lottery will finish, and as the Government intend draw in4 70A Tickets First Day, the advantages to early Pur chasers must he obvious.—The Sehenie contains Four Niftes of 1.0,000, Two of 10,0001. and 18 other Capitals, Consuls and M 01•11. y. -- • - • Tictoits abd Shares are selling by BISH, 4, Coi-nhill, and 9, Chariug-Poss, of whom Saltines, with explanatory Par 'Oculars, may be - bad Gratis. In the Last Lottery 13,15F1-solti (as larval) more Capi tals than,uoy_othar Ottice Keeper. TEN THOUSAND POUNDS For the First-drawn Prize on WEDNESDAY„ 9th of July. GSrock-Broker, 9, Cornitill, and • 17, Ludgate-street, acquaints his 'Friends that the ?Fraligeturiqs at the present Lottery are peculiarly adv.anta genus to those who purchase rally; as it is intended to draw more than. t,wo,4liiilk of all the Tickets pa the 9th of .July, every one , of which will be a benefit ; the first 1,000 Blanks, - being entitled to 'al. each, - and all the others will become New l'ickets, to he drawn again the 19th of July, with the pFiVilek , e of receiving 101. Money instead; and the very Ftrst-drawn Prize will be further entitled.4u 10 . ,0001. Money. Capitals consist of /..eQ,OOO Consuls. L. 10,000 Money. • 2 - of And 16 others of 1,0001. 5001. 3001., &c. and. only 10,400 Tickets. Tickets and -Shares .are now on Sale at WEBB'S truly Fortunate Offices, .9, Curnhill, and 17, Ludgate-street, where, the 'Last Lottery, were Sold in Shares, 6,829 11,50 And very 'recently, Three - of :30,0301. Two of eo,ocol. &c. &c. 9 4* All'Ausiness in the Funds faithfully execiiteth NEXT WEDNESDAN'' The First-drawn Prze will receive 'TEN THOUSAND POUNDS ! • IIE SCAEME CoNTAIN • 4 • ' 0f......., L. 20,000 - • :• • 2 of IO,OUO 2 of 2;000" &c..S&c. 8,064 PRIZES--2,.356 BLANK,— making together 10,400 • ' '.Tickets, 'and being Pour Prizes to One Blank • CARROLL:Stock-Broker, tritstsitis Ft iemls • have not forzotten the efnioent success wl.ich has ge nerall'y' attended Purchasers • lit his °hi-established Offices, , p,irticularly iii the late Lotteries, when 7,735, the last-ill - awn Pude of 3b,0001. was s.,m .11 _ ` , •l t„ .I,ifes, wit li numerous others, at . 7, .COANHIJ.,L, and 26, PXFORD-STREET. He recommends most particularly to their attention the pre dent Scheme, which they wilt find to possess 'more' advantages ,than have ever before been presented to the Public. • The'rApid• rise n 1 the Funds -has increased the 'value.of the ..Prizes nearly 10L per Cent, whilst every Ticket that may be - di-awn a Blank On the First 11,,y will he drawn again, and thus have a Double•Chance.of obtainifig a Capital Orders from the Country punctually executed at the ful lox tow Prices • . • - • - 38s. Half - 19 oI - Eighth 1.2 11 C Quarter 5 1 0 1 5i%teenth..........1 G - 'This nay - wag In one'Volun, Octa„vo, 12s. .in Boards, a new Edition, being the Seventh, of ..... • • RE•FUTA D PION ' of CA E.,iNI:II,NI ; in which 4nsti the Doctrine of Oti<tinal Sin (race, o. Reeneration , ficat ion, and I.7tlit-i-rsar Redeinption, 'are explained;' and -the il . ieuliar-Tenets •tuaisitipi:o.ed by Calviu upon those !mints are proved to be COlitrat v to Scripture, to the IVritings of the •-Itoicatt rattlers. of 'the ZitriStian Church, acid to the Public i Formularies of the Church of England. _ _ _ D.D. F.R.S. Lord Bistiop of Lincoln, and .11ean of St. Paul's, London. Printed for T. Weil and W: IJavies, in no St ra:t d ; Deigh -1 Ca ra by ktige pm ker . , • c.l4furd ; . and W. Liaeliwouti, at Edinburgh. Of whom May he had, by the same Author, i. Eivmentsof Christian Theo!ozy,.de,igned princip ally the Use of Young Students its Divinity. Eleventh . dition, 2 , vols. atti. price l hi, iA insaslis;- • . - 2. An Introduction to the Study of the Ribler (being the Tenth Edition ()Hite Fi - rst Vn!stme of 'the' `Elements,") printedeektaxately Ism thc.usc ot Yttung..P,t7stvp2 ; _esT;ce (4, in 'Phis Day were published, Handsomely printed in Three Volumes, Bro, price 11.145. a i❑ beards, a • new Edition (being the Fourth), with large Additions, of„ ISCOSES and DISSERTATIONS on the SCRIPTURAL DOOTRINES 'of ATONEMEN and SACRIFICE ; and on the principal Arguments ad sluiced, and .the. Mode of Reasoning thiployed, by the Oppo nents of those Doctrines, . as held by the Established Church. With an Appendix, . containing some strictafes on Mr Belsham's Account of the -Unitarian Scheme,' in his Review of Mr. Wilberforce': Treatise: toother with Remar4s ou the Version of the New Testament lately published by the Unitarians. By WILLIAM MAGEE, DJ). Dean of Cork, Chaplain to Excellency the Lord Pante- Dant of Inland, late Senior rellow.,of Trinity ColleLte, and Professor of Mathematics in the University of • Printed for T. Cadell and 'V. Davies, Strand, London ; and W.-Blackwood, at Edinburgh. .The Third Volume. which 'completes the fanner Edi tion, is sold separately, price 10s. GU. iu livards. . Fine India Mnslins, ShaWls, and Indian C'uriosities, Irish atia Table Linen,, awl a General Assurtalea-of Linen Dia 'wry, , Aitliuut Reserve. • TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. CHANIPNEY, on the Premises, No. ICI, Chenpside, On I:IONDAY the 7th July, IS ti, and two following Days, at'Tcu o'Clock each day, on account of i he ninnher of Lots, by order of the Proprietor, :tit.. in.consequence of his. going into the ,Wholesale Home and. Foreign Trade, r t . rti 1 . ?, Whole of'l6s very VALUNBLN TENSIVE STOCK, comprisingindia.sqnare, and tong Sitawls'and:Scarfs, India Gold•and Silver Mullins, Tartorees, Jamdainins, Nainsuoks,.Seerhaudeonnas, Books, Long Cloth:,, I).n:wt....Deem Handkerchiefs, Nankeens, Birds Of Paradise, India Blinds, Chessmen, and various India Cu riosities, French Cambric's and Handkerchiefs, seven-eights •and four-fourths Irish Linens, imiong which is a very en rioits piece vf Prize - Linen, Hitilavds, Diapers, Russia, Irish and Holland Shertings, Towelling, rich Foreign and Scotch Da- Mask and Diaper, Table Linen and Napliins, a general Assort ment of every description of . British, Mullins of the twast proved fabrics, • beaittiful.lmitation Shawls and Scarfs, Whit tles, elegant Printed. Furnitures and Linings. Lawn and Silk Handkerchiefs, Sarsnets, Bomhazcens, Stuff's, and a general Assortment of Linen Drapery (loons, lotted in small •Lots for the convenience of Families, as well as the Trade, and which will be Sold without Reserve. . • To be . viewed on Friday the 'Rh, and Saturday the sth Jill y, when Catalogue.; (at Mi. each, returnable to purchasers) luny he had on the Premises; and of Mi. Champney, Basing lane. B E A D; IVhatever sends to relieve the wants of our fellow-subjects must be interesting, therefore we copy the following article from the Dublin Jour nal of the Ist iNstant, and hope it will operate as an example in this metropolis " BCDUCTION O.F.TLE , BRICE OF BREAD. " The Proprietor Of the Bakery in Barrack street having offered Bread at a lower price than' the standard fixed by the assize, the Lord Mayor examined the saute, hurt found it of a good qua lity., Much to hig praise-, his Lordship has given every publicity to this gratifying circumstance. by 'posting the following hill for the ioformation of the public. Ilre cheerfully , second the intentions of the Lord Mayor, and - reeommend this Bakery as pechliarty dvserving etconr,igernent • " The Lord Mayor having 'examined the finality and weight. of Bread, which the Proprict.r of the Public Ifiikeiy, (Bar rack-street), Offeis fur sale at a lower. rice than the Lord , Mayor is enable by the existing laws tf, strike the assize at--: and highly apprOiing of such e.nduct, recounacnds the Bakery to the Public, as deserving patronage and C'ncourttge- rent. • - • • ..• •• "-Ma.nsiou House, Monday morning, iune .30th." The French Gov-ernntent h3ve - at last come to. the deterbnination of: eati , ing 'a light-tu he erected at - the .entrance of Calais. t 1 letter frotn,, thence states, that - an eligible spot is selecting for this desirable purpo,e", and when the danger of. the entering. of that harbour Is considered, such a tneasdre lutist arpear highly benelie4aa. .The light is intended to revolve, 'With deep Ted. rellectors, and will he so pkced aS to be , conspietiOu..... it ail ~ ~..,Le..~ ►'.,~...~..,.....,.1.,. 1.._.....1 .:1.:.1.x.. Tll' . ARMY. - .The tioyal First D evon Regiment of Yeomanry. Cavalry, upwards of 3SO strong, commanded by Colonel Lord ROLLE, completed their eighr days training at Honiton, and returned to their hoines and anxious spouses early on Sunday morning, with .."honours nobly won."—Colonel Clitcliffe, 'of the 23d' Lancet's, (who so highly distinguislie , l himself in the l'eninsula,And' at '‘, 7 ?t'terlo),) :as sisted or and so rapid was the tiny proventent- of the troops, under, the instructions of this:: gal Lint officer, that their latter field days,: the various manceuvres and evolutiOns %vete perforated with a stea'diuth - and teciAott that would not 'have disgraced ie.:regnhar the morning - of the last 6,11-day, Col. Cutcl.l4'e addressed the-regiment in a -speebh, •the sulistanoe of which,way afterwards entered in p the orderly book, in nearly thevfollowing ytords:, " Lieutenant-Colonel . Cut!ilk,. in taking his .ler,..ve of the Royallifs.t Do von Regiment of Yeo manry Cavalry, hmpes he may be perruittetl to offer to Colonel Lord Ri•lle, awl the ()dicers cam` the .corps„ his most grateful o:knowledgmel!ts of the honour they have becn pleased to confer upott him, in Accepting his humbk ende a vours to tiro der them such pksistanee in their fiel! exercise as his profesional habits may hove enabled him ti give. He begs, at the same time, that t;tey,' as well as theNon-commissioued Wirer.; aildPri votes .of.t be Regiment, do him the justice to believe, that deeply impressed as he k the steadiness and zeal of the cot ps, he shall ever re member with- sentiments of the deepest , grAtitudop the constant and- unremitting :attention which they have done him the honour to _pay to his..in structions ; a perseverance ih wh i ch , condoet on all future occasions, aided. by theeti - lily loyal and British spirit which animates tbe.witole corps, cannot fail to be productive of .the happiest results, tending ,as %cell towards the security of their domestic comforts, as tothe tumuli r their Sovereign, and the, prosperity Of their Ci,untry." Lotd • nolle then Addressed the rcgiment.c his Lordship felt highly gratified by the wet ited etteo mitims so handsomely passed on them by Colonel Cutclitre, to which he bore ample testi:llol)y, nod expressed hiniselfin the 'warmest terms of praise of their s, , ldier-like behaviour, and exemplary good conduct in every respect, during the time they had been on duiy. 011 Fr iday the ()dicers gave an elegant 13,411, at head-quarters Otte (i7ddert .Lion Ion), where about 50 couple kept tip the en livening dance until a late hour on the tollii%ring morning.—Lord Rolle, with his usual polite at tention, had ordered the excellent Itand of the Smith Devon Begiruent of Militia-from Vlytu:iuth, which phyed before the troops to and from the field, at the evening's prade, and at the officers' Mess dinners, wide!) added greatly to the guietrof the scene. . - A Letter has 'teen sent to Lord Rolle, -at the ,vegoest of M great tintnb,er o 1 the principal Tradei ;men in floniton, asiornbled at tl:e hont.e. of Mr, W e bber (the Goideit Lion Inn), Oct Monday last, ,expressive of their heartfelt thanks for the kindnessi sitewn :Lent the preceding verk by. his Lordship, and the refit of the (neers,, and also the non-cotninissiooed officers anti pri vates; of ‘cshic.h...they shall ever 'retain a greatid .rernembrance. PEDESTRIANiSNI ON , WORMWOOD scßums. . Stevens yester4tly.::eontinotti his very foolish ,toisk of w;6l.iog ,I)iek'vrards ; and at 4 o'clock hat from , his continence's - rent : mu the preceding day :gone 24 miles. 'f his, is the most n:le and'repre ,nensible undertaking weliave.ever witnessed alna w.e fear has originated in It motive ar•lt ought; to ne: discouraged by every well .w . isher.to Oa ! provernent .of morals in tLe ordtrs of so.