The Sun.
London, England, 1814-11-17 00:00:00

NAPOLEON BUONAPARTE.

THE attention of the .Fashionable. Wor
most.exclusively direOted to the magnificent Painting of
RUONAPARTE, taken in Paris by. his Special permission,
.on hit 'return from Moscow, by Lefebvre, and completed no-
derthe.immediaid superintendatice of"the celebrated• David,
first Painter to Napoledn.—This 'grand and, inimitable Paint-
ing represents him of the natural size, standing upon the
Throne of the Thuilkries, invested with the Imperial-State
Robes ; i-trd•-was late the'property. of .the Mayor and
Munici-
pal Council of the City of Liege, and removed from the Man-
sion-hoose of that-Cityi an the abdication of•Napokon.—As a
work-of art, the Painting- possesses „transcendent merit, and
the Portrait is allowed by the best judges' to be the only na-
tural Likeness now.pabliely exhibiting in Europe.' •
To be seen at No. 53; West Side of Leicester-square, from
Ten till dusk. Admission,ote . •
N. B. A StibsCription for'.an 'Engraving of the above, by.
Say, received of the Rooms: Suhscribers -will receive a Free.-
Admission Ticket.

Connected with the above Exhibition, it is intended to
open a Repository for the reception of Ancient and Modern'
Paintings, and other WOrks'of Art, &c. on. Sale by Private
Contract, under the denomination of the
IMPEMAL GALLERY. AND NIUSEUM OF ARTS:

As soon as a sufficient Collection is made; a Cataldgue will
be published, with the -prices affixed; a plan, it is presumed,
thatcannot fail to insure pUblic patronage.—Applications for
the Admission of l'aititins, &c. to ha made by letter, ad-
dresSed to'tlie PioPtietor of the ExhibitiOn;-:-APro4iectus of
the above Institution to be had at the Roam. .

MONEY.—A SOLICITOR, having MONEY
to lay out on reasonable andlii)eral Terms, offers to.
make Advances thereof in either great or small Sums, on the.
St,curity of Marriage SettleMents, Church.. Living-s, Life In-
terests to Money vested in the NameS of Trustees, or. in •the
Funds, as also on Freehold and Leasehold- EstateS.--,Apply.
by. Letter (post-paid), or personally, to Mr. W. at his Office,.
NO. 11, • Chapel-prace, Henrietta-street, Caveudish-sqUare,
from Twelve till Four.

QTATS LOTTERY of 8,000 TICKETS. All
to be Drawn in ONE DAY, 30th NOVEMBER, 18,1,C

SCHENLV,.. .
^ of L. 16,000 arc 1,.32,000
2 . 3;000 6,000
2 - .. 2,000 4,000
4, 1,000.., 4,000
G .. t 1 3,000
6 o°o 1,1300
10 2OO 2,000
.12 . lOO 1 0
~, 00
,-.
20 5O l,OOO
40 • 25 • 1,000
1,500 •
6,030 Tickets. " L. 80,000

TICKETS and SHARES arc selling-, by RICHARDSON,
GOODLUCK, and'Co. Contractois for the Lottery, at their,
Offices; the Cornet' of Bank-buildings,' Cornfilll, and.facing
the King's Mewt, Charing-cross.

THE PATENT_ lIVIPERIAL DINING,-TA-
BLES, and PATENT TRAFALGAR SIDEWARDS
ana DINING-TABLES, in one elegant Piece o Furniture,
anfd uPon Five niew different Pla0; fife Patent Im Proved Sofa
Beds and Chair 'Beds; BrassscreW Four POSt; and Tent
Bedsteads, Fuinittire and Redding. complete ; Portable
Chairs, with ,several other new invented and improved articles
of sfurniture; alSo a general and very. extensive assortment of
Upholsteri, 'arid Cabinet Articles 'for furnishing HotiseS eom-
plete,ready.manufactured, where Families may select an d
furnish a whole House in a few days, uniding the extreme
inconvenieiic:e of waiting several Months in completeing their
EstablislitnaC

East and West India Articles, Army and Navy, &e: &e: 'by
Mown andSwaders, 16 and 17, CatberinelSreet, Strand, on
terms the-Mosi moderate, for prompt papilla.

GOLDEN 'CROSS, 'CHARING - CIIOSS, AND BELLE
. ' . SAtiV.AGE;•.LUDeM.TE-HILL.- • ' '
GENERAL OFFICES FUR T;tAvELLING. -
. .
rrAFIE fiillo %.;-ini..;' 1110 VA L NI 'AiLS set oil Irani
it the above Offices everrEvening,- ;by command of 'the
Poetmaster-General, vie.
DUBLIN; Waterford; Cork; and all7partS of Ireland::
lialrLOoLfYNHoErt:iiiDiiraßleasugor, Caernarvon, St. Asaph, and all
MILFORD HAVEN, Haverford-West Carmarthen, &e-
-.. , • -,,
- coh, Monmouth, and all parts of South Wake.
CHESTER, Namptiieh, Stafford,' Litchfield, and Noil
thaw pant.
' WISBEACH; March; Chattel-is; and St. Ives.
CAMB
M RIDGE and Ely.
NEWARKEI", Brandon, Swaffham, and Fakenhaad.-,
Billy ST. EDMUNDS, ;Sc.c.
NORAVICH, by Newmarket and Thetferd.
NORWICH., by Colchester, Ipswich, and Scole,
WORCESTER, Pershore, Evesham, and Moreton.
GLOUCESTER, CHELTENHAWaiIdBurford. •
OXFORD, every Evening at 1414 o'CloCk.
LUDLOW, Letibtry, and all paYteofirOp'shire. •
' YRMOUTH,' LoWestolf B
Aeccles; IYoxford, and Wood-
. ,
bridge.
lIWA4, Scarborough; Burlington, arid Beverley,
• n_kRTON, Waterside, Gaiusborough, and Brigg. -
LINCOLN, SlenfOrd, Bciurn, Peterhorouge, and Stilton,..
And the fallowing Royal Patent, and.other Coaches, on the
newest and best eansirriction. ' • •
Also is added a list of. sties and Pi Menial Towns, to which
Passengers arc regularly); conveyed; a retereuce thereto will
save much trouble to Travellers and Persons having baggage
or parcels to send. •
LIVERPOOL New Light Coach, out only one ;niglit (car-
e ries four inside only), through Warrington, Northwich, Mid-
dlewich, Sandbach; UttOxeter; Burton,upturi-Trefit; Meal=
ham Hinekley, Lutterwbrth and N,orthamptoa, Sunday,
Wednesday, and Friday 'Morning's, at'Six'; -performs the jour-
nev.in-36Janurs, well lighted-and guarded throughout. •
- LIVERPOOL llo,yal Coach, through Warrington, Knuts-
ford, Conglaton, Newcastle, Storie, Litchfield, 'Tatnworth,
Atlairstone, Hinckley and Lutterworth Tuesday; Thursday,
add Saturday mornings,. at Nik ;. travels:with extraardinary•
velocity) only one Wght on the road ! well lighted and guard-
eat the whole of the font. ii`,,.
YORK New and Elegaatpost Coach
_every Morning at Six,
through Tad caster, Forrybridge, Doncaster, Bawtry, Ret-
foriL.-Newark, -Grantham, -and - Stamford. Front' York, -Pas-
sewers are farwarded with the greatest facility to Edin-
htfrgh; Barwick; 'NewcaStle,--Alnwick; Shields, and Sunder-
land,Durhani, Darlington, Northallerton, Think, and Eas-
itigwold, GIaSgoW, Dumfries, Carlisle, Penrith; BrOngli, Rip-
' awn, 'Bormigh Bridge, Kuaresboroug-h flarrowgate, awl all
parts of the North.
HINCKLEY, •Atherstone, ,Latterworth, and 'Northamp-
ton Coach every Morning at Six, except Monday, and every
Evening: - • . ~
SHREWSBURY and North Wales Cheap Coach, through
Shiituall, Iron Bridge, Wofverhaniptelf.m.d Birmingham
every Alm-fling% - . -
HOLYHEAD, Bangor, Capel Cerig, Llanwrst,. Cernioge
Mawr,.Cora•en, Caeiliarvon„tintway; Ostvegtry,-and all parts
of :corth Wales, every Morning,
' BIRMINGHAM New Coac'h, • called The. Crown Prince,
through Stony Stratford, Lemingion awl Warwick, every
Morning.at Fjnir; and arrives the sti'ne-EVening at Ten:
pAlui,(3-ATE,. Chester,.: Stafford, and Litchfield -Post--.
'Coaches every Ev'.-,H,g.
- WISBEAC ;_--I, March, Chatterisc and -St. -Ices New Coach,
Monc,,av,„ Wednesday, and Friday Evenings.
LITCHFIELD;TamwbrtIi, Hinckley 'Athertione; lartt6r-
worth and-Northamrion, new and excellent Coach, Tuesday,
Thursday; and Saturday Mornings, at Six. -
CHELTENHAM *New They Coach, through Frogmill,
Northieach; Burford, add -Oxford (carries fouranside only),
sets-out every-Morning,-except •Sunday, tint Six, and arrives
early the sarue Evening at the Plow Inn, Cheltenham.
--aa-aakPoakra Na-a Poit raatib,. calt.l lite Defiance, every
Morning at Eight. . _
NORWICH very last Coach, through NeWmarket and
Thetford, every Evening at Seven. ~ - .., . - ,
YARMOUTH, Loweqoff, Boucles; Yoxford, and Wood-
bridge Telef.traph' every Afternbon at Four 04-Clock.
. - IPSWICH and Colchester, every Afterrioon at Four and
Seven: . -•- - ... , . ,
'CAMBRIDGE and Ely 'NeW Telegral3b. Coach, every
Ni ht; and Carriages•to all Parts of ,Norfalk,- Snffolk, Essex;'
and Cambridgeshire. . . .
FAT' ENHAM;Swallham,-Biandon, and •Newrimi ket ele-
gant New Coach,' flit-4.AM NelsOn, Tuesday; Thursday; and
Saturday Night at Six o'Clock, Sunday at Fite.
LYNN Post Coach, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
:Mornings at Fiia: o'clock. . ' ' - • •
. . SOUTHAMPTON and 'Lymihgton elegant. new Coach,
'every Morning (except 'Sunder; at -Five o'Clock. Packets
saillo the Isle of `Night on the ArrivaLtif the Coach. Parcels
•are conveyed to all parts Orthelsland.2. • • - ?
• WINCHES:PER, Basingstake, and Hartford Aridge very
fast Coach,
eVery.Morningat'Five n!Clock. -
TUNBRIDGE and Tunbridge Wells new and easy Coaches,
every Morning.
TUNBRIDGE Wells. nqw Post-Coacb,•(carries 'fouritiside
.
only) through Tunl-iridge, Sevenoakes, and Riverhead, every
Afternoon at Font- o'Clock, Sunday excepted.. -' -
BURTON upon. Trent Post Coach,-through Meashate,
Twycross,'Athelstone, Hinckley, LutterwOrth, Welford, Nor-
ahamptan, and Dunstable, Sunday, Wednesday, and Friday
Mornings, at Six o'Clock.-.
BRISTOL, Bath, Mat:sham; Devizes, and Marlborough
new and excellent Poit Coach (carries four inside only) every
'Afternoon at Five, well lighted and guarded-throughout.
This Conveyance is incontrovertibly superior to any on the
Western Road. . .
EX T EER, Plymouth, and FalMouth Coach, called the l3al-
. .
kibn, every Mat ning at Seven. • - ' , .
SEVENOAKS, Riviirhead, and-Bromley Coaches, every
Morning. - . . .
HAS 'PINGS, Battel, Robertsbridge, Flimwell, and Tun-
bridge expeditious New Coach, every. Morning at :half-past
live.
. .
PORTSMOUTH and Gosport 'Telegraph, every Morning
and Eveniagat Vire o'Clock.. .
PORTSMOUTH, 'Horntlean' Petersfield, Godalming,and
GuildfordNewCoadhes, every A-Seining and Evening at Five
o'ClOck. - _ -
- PORTSMOUTH New and elegant Post Coach, the Duke
-of Wellington, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Mornings,
at Eight' o'Cloek.. ' -. .
. EXETER. and Taunten Coaches; every Morning anal
Evening.
WELLS, WELLS, Bridgewater, and Taunton Coaches, every Morn-
ing and Evening.

PLYMOUTH and Falmouth very fast and cheap Coaches,
eyery3lorning and Eveniug.,
BURY and NeWniarket Post Coach, Tuesday, Thursday,
and Saturday Mornin,..S, at half-past Five. •
• BATH and .to Bath in 14 Hours, every
Morning at half-past Four o'clock, and Evening et Five.
LEWES, ..Uclifield, Maireslield, arid East Grinsteiid Coaches,
every Morning at Eight o'Cloek. '
BOGNOR, and the ROcks, a Bathing Place on the .Sussex
Coast, nuch admired for its fine Sands, a new Coach, every
MOrning tit Six.•
CHICHESTER;Midhurst, and Haslemare, new Telegraph
Coaches, every Tuesday/f h ursday; add SaturilayMornings at

CHICHESTER New. Coach, through Dtincton". and Pet_
worth, Monday; -Wednesday, arid Friday Morin tigs'af Seven.
ARUNDILL,New Coach, through Dnncton, Petworth, and
Little Hampton, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Mornings,
-at Seven..
MAIDSTONE, noiing,- and-WrOthati toadies, every
Morning at Five and'Nine °Thick.
FOLKSTONE, Hythe, Saudgate, and Ashford Coaches,
every Morning. -
DOVER, M.-agate, Ranisgate, Dial; and Canterbury
COaches, every Morning id Six 'o'clock, and Evening at Five.
Extra Carriages always ready for families or parties.
BROMPTON, Chatham, Rochester,. and Stroud Coaches of
every description, at'SiX and' Nine in the Morning, One at
Noon and half-past Five in the Evening."
GRAVES END, Northtleet, and Dartford Coaches at Six and,
Nine in the Morning; One at Noon, and Five in the Evening.
Extra Coaches always ready.
ARIGHTON original' Red Coach, through Cindon,'Rei;
gate, Crawley, atich‘uolifield, every Mottling at E,ight,