The Sun.
London, England, 1801-12-07 00:00:00

ARMY CONTRACTS.

Cotrimistary,Generall: Office,. Faliament-fireer,
Dicember 2, tEot.
No.T.cE is hereby iten tp all Persorrt zies'it=o44.
supp 6 11;4); STRAW; and OATS; liqt
the use of idS MA:fat CAPZLRY stati,nted," ie
~tatitdned at the several .Barraerf the urideementioted aun-
tie; in en and; -(the Deliveriei to cornmence. on ,zrd:lo• tSe 25th
Jay of this preleitt th.st Frop;,als in Writing, si.ded up,
arid marked .Tentiers for Forage,- 'will he received at thin Vet
f eon this time tv 12tb irietant.
Becks,
Bucks;,
Devon,
Dorset,
Essex,
Hants,
Isle of Wight;
Kent,

Northampton,
North Britain,

Nottinghani,
Suffol,
Sussex,
tometsvt,
Surrey,
Wilts,
Lancaster, Warwick;
Middlesex, and,
Norfolk, York,
Separate Propo must be made for etch Counti.; 4.l:4wear
f,r the Isle cf Wight.
Tkc Partic:dats of Mt antral? maybe knolen upon application
44 this Office an; Day, Laval:lithe Norrri of Elmer: in the Accra-
ing and Fehr iii the ittiprnon:

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DURABLE lc,- to Iviirk or Write on Linen with a Pen.
Wnii this curious P-rcparatiOn, which is an
indelibl,,e Black, Initials; Names, CYphCrs' Crests,,
&c. may be formed with 't he. utmost expedition; anti without
the incambrancifor ex pence (Wally impletherits ; and will he
found to ,stand every test .of 'Washings-, Acids, Alkalies, &c.
if Wrote on Linen as it comes tiorn the loom; it eirmly stands .
the Bleaching. It is also a ntost certain Criterion of Pro.
. perty, as nothing; can 'discharge- it - without destroying the
Linen. To all FattilieS, Ladies and Gentlemen who travel*, '
the Army; Navy, 'Public Bodivs, Hotel; T..vci-n,
and Innkeepers, .and the Public in general, the Proprietor;
earnestly recommends-this useLul atticic; in full confidence,. •.
that on the first trial they -will be pettedly satisfied of jig. "
effi-d, and will ever after adopt this mode of marking th 4.
Linen. • . .• • ••• •
Prepared and .sold, WhOleiale and retail, by john-Scotti,,,l,
Superfine Water-colour Preifarer to Her Majesty,. No. 417,
near Bedford-street, in the Strand, Loudcu, in bottles, with, • •
directions, price as. and double bottles, 3S. 6d. each, one of .
which will. mark several hundred articles. - • •
- ObServe, the 'outside wrapper is marked " Scott's
Durable Ink," and the Price ; and on the bottle of the ink,
his signature; " t. Scott."
To Gentlemen in Trade throughout the Kingdom, who
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sell Bottle Articles' Scott solicits their attention to the
above ; as its general utility; real good miality; and moricrate
price; added to the assistance its sale *ill receive through the
Public Prints, will muruestionably render it, in the bands of
the first Vendrs, a great article. And those wbo (16 at
present innuediately correspond with} Scott, are rvs,- r,..-cto.illy
m,formed;-that the several Wholesale HousOr thsough wwhich
they are supplied with Scott's other goods, will forward
this article.

S COTT's 144 ANN E EINI DYL; to bottles at 2.d.,;
Scott's Liquid True Blue; in bottles of various sizes.. Also,
his superfine Water-colours, in cakes ; and .dl necessaries for
Drawing and Colouring.., wholesale and 'retail, as above.

LEASE ofa HOUSE and SHOP,CHARINU.CROSS.

TO PE SOLD. L V fituel'loN,
By Mr; DtVENISIii
On the Premises; To.e,:day, Dec:et-oer the Sth; aer, at
Tciielime.eio(., by Order athe .'VSSi4nees of Mr. John.
AirayclOn, Carver- Gilder, and Frintseller; a 13ankrupt;
RELEASE of SUBSTANTIAL .HOUSEi
upwards df Fifty Feet ia- 'depth; Five Stories, high,
Two Rooms and a Clo Set bn each, with every requisite Of-
flee'' and modern Shop; most desirably situated for arly retail
Trade, in that capital thoroughfare Charing-Cross, No. 7,
on the North Side, late in the occupation of Mr. Brydbo, at
the Moderate Annual Rent of lost'. Artd.a convenient House;
No. 1, Wilson's-Coutt; adjoining, and lett to most' respett-
able 'tenant at -Will. The Premises are held for an unex-•
pircd Term of Sixteen Years and a QUarter.—lihniediarc
PosseSsion frtay be had. .
• To bevier:ed. Particulars vitas, he h-xt on the Premises),
and of the Auctioneer, Villiers-street; Strand.

. To SPORTSMEN and OTHERS.
WATSON's CAMBRIDGE HORSB-1341.1:5, BUS.:
TERING OINTMENT, and DISTEMPER-I3ALLS
for POGS-;

\ApilC.Fi, for Efficacy Eite fully
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established their .replitation, and•'obtained a decided
preference; are sold retail; with plain and ample Diredionsi
find a List of the most respce!able ortheir sups=
rior Excellenc;e; by Mr. J. Plaiting; No. 76, opposite the
Pantheon, Oxford-street; Mr. •Complin; Druggist• No. 41;
BiShopsgate-Street ; and Tuptiriltne,'Mford;
ter, Aylesbury; Horth and Wales; Reccles • Smith; Bedford;..
Norbury, Brentford ;- Dingle, Bury Si. Edinundis ; Bristow,
Canterbury ; Staines Chelmsford ; Key Mei, Colchester ;
Robins; DaVentry; Dawson, Derelnitn ; .Bou/t; Egliam ;
Nichols, Farnham; Towne; C. ainsberrough ; Cook, Godal-'.
mini; Rus-sl,. Guildford:- Knevett. Hatesworth , Cooper,
.Halstead; Thurtiivood, Hartford-bri'dge; Sihisoli; Hertford;
Finclram, Plavernill ; Wright, High Wycombe; Parsleei
Holt; Norfolk; .Matliews, - lourtslovv ; lenkinson, Hunting-
don ; Chettle„.Kettring ; Benham nut Strange; Kingston.;
tiponTlialties;--Gre.,,Ory; Leicester; Virhitting,hatu4' Lytn;
Burnhani,- Maidenhead ;' Foreman, 'Nevi/market ; Dicey . and
Sutton; Northampton ;• Stevenson and Matzliett, Norwich -
'Jacobs, Peterborough ; Snare, Reading ; Wall; Richmond; •
Surrey ; Pay n, Saffron Walden; Cnllins, Salisbury Al,•
Spalding; Drakard, Stamford Clover, Stilton; Paul; S.
Ives; Burkett; • Sudbury ; 'Sudbury; Swarfharti; Norfolk, ;
I..tlblaock; Thetford ; Dennis; Twickenfiain ; 17ralt.ard; Up-
pinglram ; Knight,' -Windsor; White; • Wisbeach ; Downes,.
Yarmouth ; Wilson and Speace_,, York.
Purging Balk is. each. Blistering Ointment; stall-
Alterative Balls; ss. per dot. cient tbr four Legs; .z.s. 6(1.'
Cordial is, 4s. pet' doz. a licit. ,
Diuretic Balls, 41. per dot:— for ami
Mercurial Purging Balls; is:` as a:Pretentive andgeheial
6d. each.• • -Physic' ts. each box •

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Frei..aeaand sala, Wholesale and retail, by T. Wats4A,
Chemist and Dittggist; Petty .Cury.,- t•:.arnb-ri4e.

TIM following aF it rso well known: that. •
none can don-in—while there is hie there is hope ; and
after the fkgers are drawn in different difectiorisi Medicine
has restored them. , For the infOrriNtion of our Readers, we
insert the foltOwing Letter i •
Froth -Mr. Sal:coat,. et Burton LAzars;.in Leicestershire; to
Dr. Gardner; No. IS, Lorig7acre; London.
•
Sir, for-many years my -wird has been grieYOnsly afflicted • .
with the Rheumatism ; but for the Lsst two years; quite -
helpless. She could not rise nor sit dorm but bs` afsistance.
timers- were drawn in so main) o.llE:rent directions,, that •
• it was with great difficulty we got her outward garinent on.
- Her pain Was ;great; and the Want of natural rest reJuc,N.l.as:r
to a mere sketeton.••• We could not entertain tlit-least.hope of
relief, tilt a friend of thine in bath sa,.v Mr. Mills; who Wa's'
. curet of a seven Years gout by Dr, Gariner's Hits I.nd Plais,;••
. ter; I sent.to Mr. Neweornbe? tit Stamford; 16i a one-;gb nex
Vox, Whiela greatly relieved; • Anti the second has, tvitlt the
blessing of ced; removed the whole of the afflicting path and
• contrattiorr. Her ;hers arc new stiaight; antf•She It the
proper a‘ttion 'ed. them ; is also enabled to walk and take cI4
erase, &c. &c: Theabove is known to Mr. hYans, 13,;-
. West- latic,'RetkrAitte, satisfy ally enquirer iu the
trutj,N ttiercol..; . Ito G, Sic. .
• A. liiAPCV4T . •

lAIPERIAL PARLIAM ENT.

H,9USE OF COMMONS,

SATURDAY, DE,C. 5.
Mr. R. THORNTON presented 'a Petition from
the COrporation of Kingston upon Hull, praying
the prohibition against distilling from grain.'-;-Or-
dered to lie on the Table.
A Petition was presented from the Prisoifers con-
fine'a foi Debt ittiit-e Gaol of the C-oirity of York, ,
graying for Relief:;-,-Ordered to-lie,on the. Table.
Vevi Writ was' ordered .for Aberdeen, ia. the
room 'of .A. ALLA RDY C Esq. deceased.
Theßepotts of the Five Mill ions;4c,l3equer. Bills
Till:, and the Prize Goods Landing Dill; were
bri3ught ~up,,and
.agreed to,. and :they were., ordered
to. be 'read a third time on Monday. - •
Mr. W. DUSID AS moved for leave to bring in.
a Bill, for a HOUse of 'Correaion id Aberdeen.—
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Leave giAeU..
The Orgniined Silk' Bill. went' through a Com-
mittee, and the Report
"wasordered to be received
On Monday. • •
The Order 'of the Day, he4ig read for the'second
reading of the TriA V.heat Distilling
Mr. ROBSON siad, •it "vas not his,intenticin to
oppose thisAill, on-the tori.traty, the anly'objec-
von. he had to it witt'iliar it did notcgolar enough,
and "prohibit the diStilfriig -from' grain altogether
in both countries. The' opinion that thach
, ,chief would ensue from 'Opening the Distelleries was
so general, that he could not help hoping that some
measure "would•be taken-upon •this.,stibjea before
Parliament sepArated -for the recess. -Indeed 'the
necessity of a general prohibition- appeared to- him
to have been,fully-proved by.what had fallen from
an Hon. Gentleman (Mr. WI E R FOR CE )- last night
respeEling the effea of the price of oats in Ireland,
-opon.that of grain- in the northwest, parts of this
country. He.doubted much the assertion that had
been made,
,that this measure would diminish the
dearness of- provisions,---they were: indeed consi'-
derably cheaper than they had been, fOr which, in
his opinion, we were indebted to the happy restora-
tion of Peace..
The. SPEAKER observed, that as the Hon.
..Gentleman did not disapprove of the Bill generally,
if he wished to make any particular alteration, the
Committee would be the proper stage to introduce
01911- •
2 H. ADDINGTON said, that he had not.
intention of taking part in the discussion
Ipf a question an which he thought enough had been
. said in the debate 'of the preceding evening, He
. iose metelyto resist one proposition advanced by
the Hon. gentleman who had just sat down, name-
-Iy, that Peace was the cause of the plenty that this
country had experienced. To this, whenever he
might hear it advanced, either in public or private,
he would never fail to 'express his 'decided dissent.
Had the Hon; Gentleman forgotten), that in con-
sequence of...the abundant harvest with -which Pro-
vidence had. blessed this country, the price of all
sods of grain had very considerably declined long-
before the Preliminaries Were :signed, and 'was, .ac-
tually continuing' to decline at the moment of their
• signature ? That Peace had, given an extraordi-
nary, and he might almost say, an unnatut-4 ac-
celeration to, that depreciation, he was ready, to
,sArss:*: butihouch 1,40-eet,tinued, the pricc
had again risen, which was pretty. conclusive as to
his in-garnet:it. He belieVed it now to' be at:nearly
what it would have been had the Peace not' taken
lace; Of that Peace, highly as he' estimated the_
importance,' and.dearly us 'he valued 'the blesSingS.
and comforts which' necessarily accompanied it, he
would not consent to attribute to it any thing which
did not fairly and truly belong to it ; nor would he,'
by his silence, subjed himself to theimputation of
being party to a proposition which attributed that
to Peace alone,' for 'svhich, he would .maintain, we
were exclusively indebted to, the bountiful 'hand of
Providence.
The Bill was then. read a second time, and -or-
dered.be committed for' Monday.-7-Adjourned._

tell 'flirokz the LONDON GAZETTE, Dec. 5, zSo 1,

-Ki:;'..zt. c: Vs

AT the Cou“ at St. James's, the zd of Decetn-
!-:,'/i.her;.iflot, present„ the KING'S Most Excel-
Er` lent Majesty in Council.
His Majesty having been pleased to appoint John
Halkett, Esq. Captain„Oeneral and Governor in.
Chief of the Bahama Islands, he thi,s day took the
Oaths appointed to he taken by the GoverAiors of
His:Majesty's Plantations.
St. James's, DecetAer, 2, 1801.

This day His Excellency Brahim Candiotte, Ad..
miral of Algiers, and Ambassador from the Dey,
bad an audience of leave of His Majesty':' • .
To which, he was introduced by ifie.gight Hop.
Lord Pelham, One of His Majesty's Principal Se-
cretaries of State, and conduCted by Sir .Stepheti
Cottrell, Knt. Master of the Ceremonies.
Windsor-Castle, November 2c,
I 861.

His Majesty,'SoVereign of the Most Noble Order
of the Garter, haying been, pleased, r) y Letters ?a_
tent' under his Royal _Sign Manual and the Great
Seal of the Order, to dispense ‘yith-all the Statutes
and RegulatiOns usually observed in 'regard to> In_
stallation ; and to giv.e and.grar?t.Unto,twenty-four
Knights .Elea of the said IVlc.st
,Noble-Otcte.r,
power and authority to exereist. all Right's and %Fri-
*ile4es belonging. to Knights Couiparnons, tket:.eof,
as it they had been formally instuile.,f:. ind-iP Ong •
also been pleased, ‘by Warrant under his 'ROyal.Sign.,
Manual and the Signet of the Ordei to coniinand
Sir Ibaac. Heard, I(nt. Garter "Principal King of
Arms, to remove the Achievements of 'all :the.
nights Companions deceased; and to , place, • or
eaus'e to be placed, in the Royal Chapel of Saint.
GeO.K.g, within this Castle, thOse• of the present
,it ht' tOmpanions, acwrding to the "form 'and
inner set in- a Scheme annexed to. the sai -
Warrant ; His Majesty's ConiTands have accord-
ingly ,been carried knto effea ; and
Achievements of Their Royal Highnesscs 'William
Henry Duke of Clarence and Sr. Andretv's,.Edvvard
)ulz4e of kent and Stratbern, Ankusais
Puke of Cumberland and Teviotdale,'Prince Au-

gustus Frederick, and Prince Adolphus Frederick.;
Their Serene Highnes3es William
.Landgrave of
Hesse Cassel, and Ernest Duke of Saxe Gotha ;
Prince William Frederick, son of His Royal High.
ness the Duke of Gloucester ; Charles Duke of Rich_
mond,,Williap Duke of,Devonshir4, William Mar- ;
crUis of Lansdown, Henry Duke of Beaufort, George
Marquis of BuCkingtv:ro, Charles Marquis Corn-
wallis, Hugh Duke of Northumberland, John Earl,.
of Chitham, .James Marquis of Salisbury, John Earl
of Westmorland; Frederick Earl of Carliiie, Henry
Duke. of Buceleugh, William Henry Cavendish
D6ke of Portland, George. John Earl. Spencer, John
Jeffleyh -Earl Cariidea), and John Duke of Rox-
burgh, have been p/acl'd- over their respedive Stalls
in the said Chapel
Decemher '5, 1801,

The King. has ,beeolpleased :to grant the dignity
of a Baron of the. Uniaed Kingdom of Great Britain
and Ireland, to the Right lion; George Keith (Ba.
ron Keith of that part .of the said LT:liter' Kingdom
called -Ireland), Knight of the .Most Honourable
Order of the Bath, and Admiral of the Blue Squa-
dron of His Majesty's Fleet, and to the Heirs Male
of his Body lawfully begotten, by the name, style,
;and title of Baion Keith, of Stenthavep-MaTischal,
:in the-county of Kincardine',

The King has also been pleased to grant the dig-
inity_of.a .Boxon okf the sttid United Kingdom, to
,Lieutenant,Qeneral Sir John Hely Hutchinson,
Knight of the Mast 4--ionourable Order of the Bath,
and-to .the Heirs Male of his .Body lawfully begot,
'ten, by the name, style, and, title of Lord 'Hutchin-
son, 8....r0n of Alexandria, and of Knocklofty, in
the county of Tipperary. •

Whryhall, December 5) 'Sol,

Kip-,;;; has heeti pleased to appoint John Hat,'
kett, Esq. to.he,captain-General and Governor
.in
Chief of the Bahama Islands in America. • ,

War-Offer, December 5, 18,1

•Sth Regiment of Light Drag9ous, George Waiters, Gent. to
be Coinet, by purchase, vice Young, promoted. .
9th Ditto,. ktichard Rathbone, Gent, to. be Cornet, by pur-
chase, vice Dawson, prompted:
t4th Ditto, Assistant,S.urgeon Iticbar4 !reland, from -the
87th Foot, to be Assistant,SUrgeon vice Young, super-
seded.
3d Regiment of Foot, Thomas Tuclett, -gen. to. be Ensign,
by purchase.
tali Ditto, Duncan M'Dcrmid, to be Paymaster,
vice Wood deceased:
•
17th Ditto, EnSign Nathaniel:Bean to be Lieutenant, by pur-
chase, vice. S.teelet.pwrils4teti,
68th Di,espn,.' Gent. to be Ensign, vice
0' F laherty, 'citorNtedkti 4116401-k FQOt.
84th
DittO, LieuteriamalfortiAbS,j§breq to. be Captain, by
purchase, vice Burg.qp4 NVho•Tetires.. Ensign William
Ruddiman to, be Lietitentitirlitce Sorel'.
Beat lira VOIUMfer%
Ensign Francis Squib to be Lieutenant, vice Kearsley, su-
perseded.
William Smith, Gent. to be Ensign,. vice Squib.

/32ra/ Chalet Legion. •
To be Lieutenants—henry Burrell, Gent. • William Hum-
' ble, Gent. William Elliott, Gent. Thomas tinbleton,
Gent. • .
To be Ensign—James Elder, 'Cent.
Fishguard Vriuntfers
Captain Alexander Sutherland, on Half-pay of the late 78th
)root; to be Captain-Lieutenant.
EI;RATA in the Gazettes of the 25th September, and the 6th
•
Oetober last.
•
6a6 Rgliotent Fp.o-t.
rot' Ensign William Murray to be Lieutenant, by purchase,
vice AP Lachlan, whe retire;
Read William Murray to be Lieutenant, by purchase,
vice Cbalmiirs,, pymted.
For Cornet losepn Dowson, front the z7th Light Dragoons,
to he Lieutcoult, 1).!, ecittlarc TICZ Clahrrers4 prinetwed,---
Read Cornet Joseph Der Al-011; tipm the.z7th nighti.Dragoons,
to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice .114i.atch/an, wba
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