The Sun.
London, England, 1801-11-05 00:00:00

G EOM:: E WO ODI S , Deceased.
A.LL PERSONS will have De:m inas on.GEORGE
4 woODiS, deceased, heretofore of Penzance, but late
4ul4rgt:on of the Royal Cornwall and Devon Miners, arc re-
ested to send an Account of their Demands to his Father,
r. Thomas Woodi-, at Alvcrton, near Penzance.—Dated
1/th Olobcr,
This Advertisement will not be repeated.

~,/fOIiSE AND LAND WANTED TO RENT,
VR a Term of Years, in a dry Sporting Part of
ku the Country, where Roads are good and Coals rea-
%sTile, situate near to (hut not in) a good Market Town, a
I'AMILY HOUSE or COTTAGE, in good repair,
4:yi frotn 3o to So Aere3 of Pasture and Arable Land. Pos-
wanted at Christmas or Lady-Day next.
titters (post-paid) addressed to Post-Office, Bun-
be attended to.

UNDERWOOD, SUSSEX.
I'D lIE SOLD BY PRIV kTE CONTRACT,
I
(hi
Tuesday
the
of I thi.%7Dl:P".lxlV,' 7 ("Zia)n,t ,s 0 f Thir-
-Isl,tet,ii,Ycars Growth, part oi Pox Earth Woody in the
t1C,,,, ,'t Isticid, Sussx. Inn Wratton, of Isfield, will
Mail, the I.livierwict ; and a Person will attend at the
tli s '''lead Inn Uollicld on the above Day, to treat for
c Sale iieseof.' s '

MEDICINE ACT.
At the
Ati, Only Warehouse for Dr. lANIES's POWDER,
45, .St. Paul's Church-yard, a kw Doors from the
1• Corner of heapside,
117-IF, following MEDICINES are soia, at the
6 Prices annexed, inclusive of the Stamp Duties im-
-47q by this Aft ; but no additional charge has-been made
IC4 Dr. JAMES's .POWDER, which is continued at
lvtiginal Price of as. 6d. per Packet. It may also be
I'k, 'it IL 45. per Dozen; or the quantity of a Dozen
Iliz-sets in one Bottle for zs. 6d. Duty included; so
the Public arc no sufterer,
I'4dlz,,tio order to facilitate the operation, and to lessen the
,PtorY,,'n of this Ad, which would in a great measure have
;!t,`" a Tax upon Benevolence', all the other Medicines
‘ttttl to any Persons purchasing half a Dozen, or more,
De,
lora the expellee of the Stamps.
.r. s. d.
•,,......!Ites's Powder 2 6 CephaPc Snuff o 9
Analeptic Pills 4 6 Dr. St,:erS'S Parego-
istt. It Cattle Powder 6 ric Lozenges . ti
ut. 420Per3 Pills —Camoinile Drops t 9
I'll "'tin' (Cal beat Es.:ence of Coltsibot 3 0
Per la 5 '
b trs g• ' o Essenceoll'epperm. ti
alb ~ Pills 5 o Orniskirk Medicines 5
',Carminative 9 G lass's Magnesia 3 0
I.l'eeit(''4.lE there:ll Spi- •h' - 'Scots Pills s 6
6 GI raiiit's Drops - 1 0
Iltsgh; Tinl
jures Norton's Drops 5 q
gt•Sp.'utuaLozenges I ib Spilsbury's. Dlops 5 o
Dentri tile: 4 S pect.linialsi.s liS 0
btOtha, in of Bark 3*6 Engl!sh Clfee a 9
st s, by ditto, a 6 Dr. Sol:lad:Ws Tea 2 9
eeer's Opodeldoc a 6 lones's Rheumatic •
41„_unvulsiort Oil a 6 Tindure . 3 6
1.11,:,,,*, the -G.4;4.oiiite A rquehttsasle, lately iinportod, and
ut the pacer 'Proprietary 1414xlieines in repute. Orders
-Portation are supplied without Stamps, as twfore this
n
r_Ners. nits
many Persons, parttetil_ar'y Sen.:tuts and ides-
k?r • mistake the
_I louse, F. N V, BE RY, the I' roprie-
Vtt,, 1,111•1-• •i„
•••!. the necessity of ointing out, that it at Cite
COt St. Paul's, nearest to C heap iicie, tiiA, it
irice.rge White Stuccoed Front, with these Words in.
'Nt.E PO W THE ONly WAREHOUSE FOR DR.
ER."

LINCOLNSHIRE.-SALE OF LANDS.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION.

Early in the month of January next, if not previously dis.
posed of by Private Contract ;
mHE Detachf-ii ESTATES and PROPERTIES
.1 of Sir Cl. LB ERT lIEATHCOTE, Bart. 'situate in
the several Parishes of Leake, Frampton,. Kirton, Sutterton
Wigroft, Swineshead, Bicker, Gosberton, Surfleet, Pinch..
beck, Dorrington, Ruskington, Billitigitayt and Short Ferry
Farm in the Parish of Fiskerton, in the County of Lincoln.
Particulars of which are in preparation, and will be ready tor
delivery in the course of next month.
In the mean time, the Lands aril Premises•may be viewed
upon application to the respective Tenants.
Empingham, Oct. Sth,

ESTATE and HUNTING BOX ia PERTHSHIRE.

TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC: AUCTION,

Under the Authority of the Lords of Session in 4codand, on
Wednesday the 1-6th Day of Dec. tBor, in Three Lots,
THE LANDS of DONAVOURD and BAL-
L LINTUIME, and Others, situated in the Parishes of
Logic Rait and Moulin, District of Athole, and County of
Perth. These Lands are situated midway between Dunkeld
and Blair, a Country which, in point of cultivation, rich,
beautiful and romantic Scenery, is equalled by few, and sur-
passed by none, in Great Britain. Theclear yearly Rental of
the whole three Lots is 1681. its. Bd. or thereabouts.—
There are several thriving Oak and other Woods on the Estate.
On the principal Lbt, the present Rental of which is
9zl. rzs. or thereabouts, is creed a small,: but truly neat
and elegant Modern Mlinsion-house, with suitable Offices
and Out-houses. The House commands most enchanting
and varied views of he Vale of Athole, and the Course of
the River -Pummel, till it fulls into the River Tay. To this
Lot is annexed X considerable quantity of Common Hill
Pasture, and inexhaustible Moss for Fuel. The sdioining
Hills are filed with Grouse ; the Lands.abount with Game of
all kinds, and the neighbouring Rivers and Lakea teem with
Salmon and other Fish. On this Lot there art. also Quar-
ries of Lime and oth:.l. Stones, so well ad:iptsrd for i mprove-
ments. The greatest part of the Lands are at prZiscnt lett to
Tenants at Will. There is a convenient and e \eilent Farm
I louse on the Estate, having Iseco lately built. In short,
this is a most truly desirable Property for coy Person wish-
ing to enjoy the delights of a Rural Lite. Immediate pos-
session may be had.
I urther Particulars may be known by application to Mess.
M'Dougal and Hunter, Lincoln's Inn, London
and Mr. George Andrew, Writer in E;lininirgh ; and the Pre-
mises may be viewed by applying to Edinuna Furgusson,
of Baled:mind, Esq. who reeades near the Estate.

VANCOUVER'S VOYAGE ROUND TTIF, WORLD.
Dedicated, by Permission, to His MAjESTV.
This Day was published, a New Edition, with Corredions,
in 6 vols. Svc). illustrated with Nineteen Charts and Views,
drawn by Alexander, and engraved by. Heath, Price Three
Guineas in boards,
A VOYAGE of DISCOVERY to the North
Pacific Ocean and Round the World, in which the
Coast of North-' est America has been carefully examined,
and accurately surveyed, undertaken by His Majesty's Corn.
mind, principally with a view to ascertain the existence of
any Navigable Comfitufication between the North Pacific
and North Atlantic Oceans ; anclperformed in the years 179 o„
1791, 1791, 17930794) and 1795, in the Discovery Sloop of
War, and Armed Tender Chatham, under the Command of
Captain George Vancouver.
Mr. Stockdale,begs leave to inform the Public, that he
shall dispose of any Copies of the Edition of the above valuable
Work, in three vols. 4to. with Thirty-four Vicivs, includ-
ing a folio vol. of Charts, that may be ordered before Christ-
mas next, at sal las. but after that time, should any Copies
they•will bez‘leauced to fifteen guineas.
Ali the Copper-plates of the Charts having been lost, it
will be but for a short time that this Voyage, with the Charts,
can he procured at any rate, and the few Copies in Mr. Stock.
:dale's hands being sold, they will hereatter fetch a much
higher price,
Piccadilly, Oa. 30, Igor.

• This Day was published,
In Four Volumes, price z6s. boards,
tARTHER EXCURSIONS of the OBSERV.
ANT PEDESTRIAN, • eiemplified in a TOUR to
MARGATE.

CONTINTS.
t. The Proposal. 7t. The jackdaw.
2. The Mock Turtle. 72. The PariSh Poet.
3. The Coat of Arms. 75. The Vagrant Boy.
4. Susan's Day's Pleasure. 74. Animal Physiognomy.
S. The Brickdust Soy. 75. The Italian Visit.
6. The Ptn;ioner. 76. The Naked Ducks.
1. Useful Hints. 77. The Worsted Legacy.
The Tabby‘Card-party. 78. Village Witticisms.
9. Spirituous Comfort. 79. Cheesecake Charity..
to. Aunt Rachel's Treat. 80. Rosa's Benedidion.
s. Village Biography, Bt. A Family Supper.
12. The Furze-cutter. al. The Dead Ass.

13. The Modern Dejeune. 83., The Poppy Pillow.
14. The Split-pea Sandwich. 84. An Essay on Bundles.
is. The Ilop-pinker. Ss. The Blockhead.
16. Crazy jessy. 86, A Lesson t'or Lavers.
17. The Comic Traveller. 87. The Netting Cid.
18. Spring-vvaterCons.ience. 88. Granny Grey's Tomb.
19. The Corn-eutter., 89. The Rustic Wedding,
20. The Oif-shop. 90. The Mutton-pie.
al. The Turnpike Letter. 91. The Pig Apoiq,y,
22. Tambo4rina. 92. The Wingless Treasure.
23. The Ctiolic. " 93. Blind Grand-daddy.
24. The Tel 94. The Happy Family.
2s. The Crushed Mouse. 9s. The Scullion.
z 6. The I nfzit Wanderer. . g 6. A Brace of Salutations.
27. TheSarnphire Girl. 97. The Scot Panty.
28. SolidPOrter, • 98. The Shoe-black.

29, Ntst Eggs. 99.. Sea,sideAdieus.
30. A Land Porpoise. lea. A Bag of Tales.
3S. Ragged Jenny. . 10 I. The Etlets of Cropping.
32. The Crab Boy. - ' 102. TheVictimeofFashion.
33. The Penny Hope. • ro3. The Witches.
34. The Iloy, 104. The Portrait.
35. Symptoms of Suceets. tos. The Lyre.
36. The Bottle-green Kids. 106. Sauc'er Sentiments.
37. A Treatise on Setssar- Ice. The Mad, Girl's for.
sheaths. tune.
38. A CliirDintier. roil. The elopedShell.pickee.
39. Natural Abilities. tog. The Parting Tear.
40. The Agonies of a Spot. . no. A String- of Commis?
4t. 'The City Wife. sicns.
42. The /dad Subscription. 1 tr.' A Right and Left Argue
43. The Consequences of a melt. '
Title. 112. Kitty's Larum.
44., The, Boot Perplexity. 113. Thq. Man with two
45. Siapentry worth of Claws. Tongues:
46. How to carve a Goose. 114. Good News.
47. The s.iior•i, sixpence. 115. A Peck of Shillings.
48. The Lucky Girl. xl6. The nine?sitiud Man.
49. The Granny Grey., . 1 le. Madge's Keep-sake,
so. The Black Man. 118. The Female Pedlar.
51. The Family Squabble. 119. The Sailor's Orphans.
sa. Dandelion. Fracas. 120. The Hogshead.
53. Tim Gala Breakfast. tax. Love in a Sack.
c 4., Crop. 122'. A Quartetto of Sinners
ss. The Village _Preceptress; 123. The Drumsticks.
56. Mary the Virgin. 124. The Nurse's Soliloquy,
57. The Rum Spectre. , a 2.5. Tbz Solcii,r's Vv'iane.,..
n 58. The e4issat.redSparrows. rzti. A Soal in a Pocket
9. The fashionable Man_ : ' Handkerchief.
6p. Ignorant Loquacity. • • Iv). The Spca,king Band-box.
61. The Silver Quarrel. 728. The Black Stockings.
6z. The Cinder-picker: • 1-2.4. The So:tit Stumps.
63. A Dissertation on No- 130. A Cottaea Breakfast.
thing. - 431. The Citizen'. Gala.
64. A Drisher. . r3z. A Button-hole Confer-
-65. Au Eiastic Cap.. rote.
66. Tile Ready Penny. 133. The Pensioner's Story,
67. Susan'. Letter. 134. The Manuscript,
68. The Ca intALA Beggar. a3s. .The Nut-criickces.
69. The CoilversAion Stools. '135. Tile promised- Holiday.
70. The Lawyer'sPoilygraph. sp. Susan's Reception,
rrititua Of R,j.hitton, Nov Is, kiac;ilin-likue,

. .
man per Month, - s -
For the Ordinary of the Navy, during the above
period, - - - - -
For the Ordnance for the See Service-, at ss. per
man per month, - ..• . -
~..
For the wear and tear of the Ships and Vessels
employed in the Sea . Service, during thc said
period, at 31. per man per month,

I t 70,000

The House being resumed, the Report was or,
dered to be received on Friday, on which day the
Committee of Supply was appointed to sit again:

PRELIMINARY TREATY.

Sir EDMUND HARTUPP brought up the Report
of the Address.

Lord TEMPLE rose to speak, but the SPPAXER
having recommended to his Lordship to defer his
observations until the Report had been brought up,
and the question put for agreeing to it, he sat'
down.

The Repott was then send, and on the question
being put for agreeing to the same,
Lord TEMPLE said, he only Wished to put a
question to the Noble Secretary of State. It would -
be in the recollection of the House that the Noble
Lord had stated, and he conceived himself perfally
in order in mentioning it, that the Treaty made
between France and Portugal on the 29th of Sep..
tember last, was to be cancelled and abandoned, and
that the Treaty of Badajoz alone was to be adhered
to with relation to the Article of the Preliminary
Treaty which guaranteed the Integrity of Portugal~ -
It had been stated also in another place, which it
would be irregular in him to comment, upon, that
by an Arret of the First Consul, published officially,-
it appeared that the Ratification of the Treaty of
the 29th September had been received, and that by
the Arret, the First Consul seemed to as upon that
Treaty thus ratified, by ordering the restitution of
Prizes, &c. He therefor,' wished to ask the Noble
Lord, whether the Ratification of that Treaty did
or. did not make any alterkion in that view of
the subject which had been warranted by the state-
ment of the Noble Secretary of-State ?

Lord HAWKES BURY said, in answer to the
question of the Noble Lord, he had to observe, that
His Majesty's Ministers were not in possession of
any official Information relative to the ratification
of the Treaty alluded to, and that they knew no..
thing further of the subjea than what the Noble
Lord, or any other individual, might be informed
of through the medium of the French Papers. The
ratification of the Treaty, however, of the .2.9tb
September could make no;difFerence in the execution
of the Article of the Preliminary Treaty relative
to Portugal. The Noble Lord had stated, that
the Treaty of the 29th September was to be can_
celled and abandoned ; but it should be remembered,
that his (Lord tiaWICEsBURY's) statement had gone
no farther than the integrity of the territory of
Portugal. He did not know what other points that
Treaty might embrace, he only wished that his
statement might be confined to the point of Ter..
ritory.

Lord TEMPLE said, he did not wish to trouble
the House, or the Noble Lord, unnecessarily : he
had only imagined that the Ratification of the
Treaty of the z9th September, might affea that
-Article of the Preliminary Treaty which relates to
the I,ntegrity of Portugal, as it had been explained
by the Noble Lord.
Mr. HENRY LASCELLES said, that having
constantly given his yore for the continuancesor the
War, lie wished now briefly to state his reasons why
he voted in favour of ihz Peace. He ct osiLered
Fc:nce. as the aggressor iii the first instance. He
thought that .-a .War with FrAnce was • the only
way in which French ;orincipies (the tiebtruZtivo
tc:h4.lcacy of vAic;i had oeen too clearl3r i.roved in
those Countries unfortunate enough to be within
tilq skhere of their inittctice) cyuld be opposedohe