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The Sun.
London, England, 1812-07-15

AMERICAN PAPERS.

GEORGETOWN, JUNE' s.—Letters of marque
tind reprisal, and direct, offensive, immediate war
I have to-day ascertained, have passed the Lower
Rouse, 72 to 49. There are 34 Senators, one
sick and one in the chair, both for war. Of the
32-left, it is ascertained almost beyond doubt, that
seventeen are opposed to war, and two others ate
• Viite doubtful.
Seven o' Clock, p. have the to - an-
nounce to you, that the war question was taken in
the Senate this day, and was. decided in the ne-
gative,

The PRINCE REGENT, attended by their Royal
Highnesses the Dukes of SUSSEX and CAMBRIDGE,
acid a numerous Stag, reviewed yesterday the 18th
(Russar) Regt. of Light Dragoons, on Hounslow
Meath.
Yesterday afternoon his Royal
,Highness the
rRINCE REGENT arrived in town from Windsor.

Lord CATHCART is expected to leave town in!.
few days- for the Continent.
, William Onslo*, - Keeper of Hyde Park, fell
4own in a•tit and expired without a groan, on Mon-
day evening, whilst in the , act of driving away
Some loose boys who were gaming:

CORN-EXCHANGE, JULY 15.—The Market this
clay has several fresh arrivals of Wheat, and sup-
Plies on hand rather considerable ; the sale again
and'Monday's reduction scarcely supported ;
e with Barley and Malt are each lower ; White
Peas .hardly at last prices ; but Beans of each
description, support the last quotation ; Oats
are again in considerable supply, and sales of this
article also quoted at somewhat less; Flour at
late prices.
- -86 s. 128 s. 1.155. Tick Deans - - - 735. 78s.
• we ditto - -138 s. 1545. Oats - - - 525. 545. 565.
Rye
525. 68s. Poland ditto - - 575. 60s.
}larley - - -58 s. 6Gs. Potatoe ditto - -60 s. —s.
•,katt _ _ 90s. 98s. Rape Seed -- - 701. 781.
'ilite Pease (boil.) 78s. 84s. Fine Flour - -115 s. 120 s.
Gay ditto - - 725. 7Ss. Seconds -- -110 s: 1 15s.
. Leans - - -
745.
80s.

COAL MARKET, JULY 13.
Chips at Market. Ships sold. Price.
80 Newcastle . . . 7G . .. . 395. Od. to 51s. 6d.
3. Sunderland . .. . 2 . .'. 11s. Od. to 435. 6d.
.1 ' Stone Coal . . . 1 . . . 655. Od. to —s. Od.
1 Cohn

• HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-NIORRQW.
1491AIng, 5a minutes after, G. 1 Evening, 23 minutes after 7

t:',IPMTAL.'-17).4.111.A.A.M-ENTI'.

nOUSt OF LORDS, TUESDA.

IRISH PEERAGES.

„ . .
In a Committee of Privileges, some proceedings
took ,place relative ,to the Peerages of (.:;arbery,
Barnewall, and Kilmaly. The farther 'consi-
deration of the two latter - was 'adjOurned till
Thursday. •
The House then resumed, and after prayers
were read, and pending the ,exclusion 0,1 stran-
gers, a few . Bills were brought up from the
Commons.

After the doors were thrown open, the Corn-
mercial Credit -Exchequer j3ills Bill, the Army
Unclaimed Prize Money, and the Irish• Butter
Trade, Bill, were read a second time, and com-
mitted for to-morrow.
_ _

The Malt Duty Securities Bill was read a first
time:

The Keepers of several of the Prisons in the
Metropolis •were sworn at the liar, with respect
to their intended evidence before the. Lords Com-
mittees, to whom the London Prisons Bill is re-
ferred.
London, England, 1812-05-27

RENEWAL OF THE E.:`.4iT INPLA. CHARTER.
This Day was publiShd,
By Black, Parry, . and Co, Leadenhall=street,

TAPERS: respecting., the NEGOCIATION for
a RENEWAL of the -EAST-INDIA COMPANY'S EX7-.
CitSEVE PRIVILEGES, - printed •by Order of the Court
of Directors for •the Information of the Proprietors, avo.
price 35.,ed,
2. C:orrespondence and -Proceedings in the Negociation
for. a Renewal of East India c:•onipany's Charter, Bvo.
price Is. 6d. • ' • -
3. Report on the Negotiation between the Hon. East India
Company and the'Public, respecting the Renewal of the Com-
pany's Exclusive Privileges of Trade for twenty years from
March 1794, by J. Bruce, Esq. M.P. F. R. S. &c. 4to. 1,55,
boardS: •

4. Annals of the Hon. East India Company from their
Establishment by the Charter Gf Queen Elizabeth, 1600, to ,
the Union of the London and English East India Company,.,
1707-8. By J. Bruce, Esq. M.P. F.R. S. &c. 3 vols. 4to.
41.105. or on Royal paper, 61. 6s.
London, England, 1812-05-27

PATERSON'S ROADS IMPROVED.
• This Day was. published, •
Price 12s. in boards, a New Edition, being- the Fifteenth, of
A DESCRIPTION .of the'ROADS-
LAND and WALES, and Part of SCOTLAND; con-
taining the Seats, -&c, a Table of the lieightS of Monntains,
by Lieut.-Col. Mudge; Arrival, Return, 'and Routes of the
Coaches; likewise additional Maps -of the Southern
Coast, Isle of Thanet, ISle of Wight, and Lakes of Cum-
berland, &c. The w#ole improVed trim': Official Doctiments.
By-Lieut.-Colonel PATERSON,
- Assistant Quarter-Master-General of his Majetty's .Forces.
Sold, by MeSsrs. Lougma.n, Hurst, Rees, Orme,- and Brown,
Paternoster-row; and. Fatfn, Charing-cross.
London, England, 1812-05-27

GOLD COAST OF AFRICA.
This Month will he published,
N ACCOUNT Of the . GOLD COAST of
la 'AFRICA.
By HENRY MEREDITH, Esq.
Member of the Council, and Ggv,Anor of Winnebah Fort.
Containing a description of. the Country, Climate, Produc.7
tion, Trade, and Capabilities;- an Account of the -Natives,
their Manners, Customs; and' Laws; a Description of the
European Settlements ; the Rise and Progress Ofthe-Ashan-.
tee NVar; a concise. History of the several Afriian Companies,'

Printed for, Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and-Brown,
Paternoster-row; and at the British Gallery, 54, New Bond-
street:
London, England, 1812-05-27

This Day was published, •
In Two Volumes Foolscap Octavo, 'price 16s. boardi, the
. Fourth Edition ot,
di OA. N -OF ARC.. A POEM.
By 'ROBERT SOUTREY.
Printed for limgman, Harsti•Rees; Orine, and Brown, Pa,
ternoster-row ; and at the British ,Gallery, 34, New Bond-
Street‘
London, England, 1812-05-27

This Day werePublislied, price 2s. Ed,

tABSERVATIONS on -0e THIRD REPORT
of the SELECT COMMITTEE of t1;,,!I-IOLT::',F, of .COM-
:MONS, -on the Affairs 011. the EAST INDIA COMPANY,.
dated 41st of June, 1811'. Dedicated to the Marquis Welles.-
ley, Part.l:

By THOMAS MYERS, Esq../
Late ACcountant-General in
London : Publi9ed by T. Cadell. and W.-Davies, Strand.
London, England, 1812-05-27

socitTY .OF .YIRTS, 4c.

Yesterday the annual distribution of. the' Pre,
iniums and Rewards, adjudged by the-Committee
of this noble Institution, to the Chndi-
dates in 4.1.. e several classes, took p.lce. The Duke
Of Norfolk, as ?resident, took the chair, when
Dr- Taylor, the Secretary, delivered an appro-
priate introductory address. His Grace then di:s-
tributea; in a digni;-ied manner, the, rewards, as
follows :
London, England, 1812-05-27

This Pay was published,
The Tenth Edition of theiFirNt Volume, considerably enlarged,
• price is, boards,_

Dedicated, Gy Permission, to His Royal Highness the Duke
• of York,

A TREATISE on VETE ;A RY 'MEDICINE ,
containinga Compendium of the Veterinary Art, or an
accurate DeScription the Diseases of the Horse, and their
Mode of Treatutent ; the AnatOmy and Physiology lof the
Foot„aud tito Principles and Practice of Slroeing; illustrated
by Plates; with Observations on Stable Managcruenti Feed-
ing, Exercise, and Condition.
By JAMES WHITE, of Exeter,

Late Veterinary Surgeon •lo the First or. Royal Dragoons.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, ,Rees, Orme, and Brown,
Paternoster-row; and J. Johnson and Co. St. Paul's Cliureh-
yard.
London, England, 1812-05-27

. • SCOTTS!" MELODIES.
This Day was published, price 15s.
A SELECTION- of SCOTISH MELODIES,
LA. 'with Symphonies and Accompaniments for the Piano-
Forte, by' H.,R.' Bishop; and Words, written for. the Airs;
by TiOitACE TWISS,
Also, No. 111. of Hymns, on various Passages. of Scripture,
byTHOMAS.KELLY, price Ss. •
Printed and sold by J. Power, 34, Strand, London; and
'W. Power, 4, WeStmoreland-street, Dublin.
Of whom may be had,
Tie Irish Mej.odie,,-, arranged by Sir John Stevenson, and
Words by Thomas' Moore, Esq. in Four Numbers, price.
each, 15s.

The Songs, Duets, &c. singly, from the Opera of X. P.
ur.The lifue Stocking.
London, England, 1812-05-27

CIENTERAL SIR SOHN MOOR 1s CO-
‘fi RUNNA PATENT CAMP BEDSTEAD,. forming a
regular Military Bed for the- Field, Bakraeks, and al3o a
SOFA for a Tent or Rooin, &c. and likewise a SE4-COT Tor
on board Ship, the whole packing in a small Valise, allowed.
the most portable ever yet rnapufactured ; invented by NIOE -
GAN- and SANDERS, N0...16 and 17, Catherine-street, Strand,
who most 'hum* presume the highest honours ought to be
paid all thOse who oo gallantly and die for their King anti
Country.
London, England, 1812-05-27

CANVAS CLOTHS FOR CORN AND HAY STACKS, &c.
No. TOOLLY-STEET, SOUTHWARK. - • d
• • . •
TDGINGTON and Co., respectfully inform the
NoLiiity, Gentry, Fanners, and the Public in general,
-that they si-.pply STACK CLOTHS of a superior quality for
,covering CORN and IIAY STACKS, (as a substitute for
?hatch Barns), an article that is found by experience to an-
swer the above- purpose, and,- for cheapness and durability, to
exceed any thing ever before invented. They also furnish,
-Poles and Puffiest° connsct with,Und support the said Cloths,
likewise Tarpaulins and Wa;gOn and Cart Tilts, made either
of canvas, woollen, or hair cloth: Coal, Corn, Meal, and
Potatoe Sacks. Netting and Bunting for Fruit Trees.
N. B.—Merchants and Packers supplied With. Water Proof
Tarpaulins.
Orders per Post duly executed, and sent to any part of the
Kingdom.
London, England, 1812-05-27

"PROM the distressed State of the Manufactories
in Ireland, LINEN CLOTHS arc reduced full 2 per
Cent, and the IBISH LINEN COMPANY would recommend
their Friends to take this opportunity to purchase, as, should
War with America prevail, an extraordinary Advance must
nticessarily and immediately take place.
The Irish 'Linen 'Company sell no Article lint Irish Linen,
and not'less than a Piece; each Pie'et Rarranted as to !fabri::,
and the Money. returned if a fault appears.
Cash for Bank of Ireland Notes. .
J. O'BRI EN, Agentto the Company.
• No. A, South Side of Bloomsbury-square, is the ,Company%
only House in London. .
London, England, 1812-05-27

• Second Edition, price Three Shillings,
Published this Day,
017 HE R HOUSE of IVIOVILLE, or Disinherited
J.. Son, a Drama, in Five Acts, as performed at the Ly-
CedLU.

Bv..IOHN. : LAKE ,
•
A Tailor, residing at .47, Stanhope-street, Clare-market.
. • With a brief..qetch of the Author's Life,
By J., G. IL , N
• Also new' Editions of

The Virgin of the San, an operatic drarna, jh three acts,
fytundti-li on MarniOntel and Kotzebue, and 'forming- the First
Part of Pizarro. By. F. Reynolds,• price es. Eid. .
The Boarding House al- Brighton, by Beitzley, price
Darlicies Visible, price Killing no -Murder, price es.;
and Music Mad, pric,:t is. Gd. by Hook.
Day after the Wedding, price ls. (id.; Plot and Counter-
plot., price es.; and the Wandtreys, price 2s. 6d. by Charles

Bonifuca, price.- 2s. ed. by Colman. '
Tyco Faces under; Hood, price 2-;. ed. by Dib-din.
The Dramatic Mirror, in two tnlanie!.,:lc2iko. ivlth
seventeen plates, among are correct internalVioy:s of
the late Theatres Royal, Drury-lane and Caent-garOco, by
Gilliland, price ii. H. in extra-boards.
Printed for C. Chapple, Pall Mall.
London, England, 1812-05-27

This Day w•as pufished,
. In Octavo, price Cs. extra boards,

ENCHIRIVION CLERICUM; or, the
Preacher's Guide : a Satirical Nem, in Two Parts.
Part I.—The Art of getting up Serincins.
Non satis est pelchra esse Poemata ; dulcia strnto. •
Sweet, siveg's the, world ! but malie'your Sermons sweet.
And every grace is given them which is meet.
Part IL—Delivery .end Canth tg.
Vox ex prxterea nihil.
Voice maVes a prehther; ,voice alone can add,
A charm to language, whether-good or bad.
Also,, by the samot.Author,

Religionism ; a Satire. A new Et ition, price 4s. boards.
Rejoice, and be exceeding glad ! for look—.
A new Edition of your f.,v'rite book !
Printed for C. Chapple, Pall Mall ; and J. Blacklock,
Royal Exchange.
London, England, 1812-05-27

• Second Week of the NOT Entertainuiehts.
ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE, (ASTLErS), WESTMIN-.•
STER-BRIDGE.
Under the patronage of their. Royal Highnesses the Prince
Regent and Duke of York. •
°THIS PRESENT EVENING; Wednesday, 27;
To-morrow, Thursday, 25; Friday, 29; 'mid Saturday,
30th May, at Half past,Six o'CloCli precisely, ;the New Popo:-
lar Grand Stage Piece? called,
THE.gIEGE, STORMING, and HEROIC CAP-
TURE of BABAJOZ.
The numerous Characters arp inserted in the Hand-bills.
Second, a Comic Song, by Mr. R. L. JONES, called "..The
Postman." •
Third, a New Comic Song,-by JOHANNOT, Called "Wise
Conclusions."
Fourth, the Grand Russian Spectacle, in Two Acts, called,
THE BRAVE -COSSACK ;
Or, THE SECRET 'ENEMY.
Fifth, a New Song, by Mr. WOOLF, called " The Forester's
Daughter." •
Sixth, a Favourite Song, by Mr. R. L. JONES, called "Bang
up in the .City."
Seventh, surprising EleVated Performances on the Tight
Rope`by Mr. DUCAOW, with the Comic .Accoinpaniments
by the Two Clowns.
Eighth, a New Comic Song by Mr. JOHANNOT, called "The
. Fighting Butcher."
To which will beadded, 9th Time, a Comic Pantomime, called
THE GOLDEN DREAM,
Or, HARLEQUIN'S ANNIMATION.
Doors opened at Half past Five. Half Price at Half past
Eight o'Clock.
London, England, 1812-05-27

Sold by Becket and Porter, Pall Mall.

This Day was published,
in Two VolumAi, with a Portrait, price 10s. in boards,
AfAXIMS, OPINIONS, and CHARACTERS,
from-the Works of the Right Honourable EDMUND
I.3CRKE. To which is prefixed, an Eulogy on Mr. Burke, by
i lie late pi: Laurence.
Printed for Sharpe and Hailes, at
.the Museum, opposite
Mad-street; Piccadilly.

t----
bedicaied., by permisidn, to the ViscounteSs Powerseourt, and
published this Day,

Neatly printed in post Bvo. price 10s. boards, Aembellished
with an elegant fingravidg, " The Spirit he Storm," by
Warren;

I 1\11) E• INSTR Baia S-17:
'l,y Mrs. COCKLE.
• AISo, by the same, Author,
Important Studies for the Female Sex, 'in' reference tolklo-
ilern Manners, price 7s.
Studies' frOni Natural IliStoiy,'Anz Moral Trufhs, 'price 75.
The Juvenile Journal, or Tales of Truth, price 3s. 6d.
The Three Gifts, or History of Young Farmer GubbitiS,.
price ls. : • . .
Fithei Grand Gala, Two Parts-, price is. each.
An Elegiac Tribute to the Memory of Sir John Myers, 2s.
Printed for C. Chapple, Pall-Mall.
London, England, 1812-05-20

SALE -OF-EST:IOE, Src.

A FREEft)LD ESTATE and VALUABLE WHARF,
situate at .PONDER'S END, near ENE' lUD,. in the
County of lirldlesex.,
TO •BE.NqI,D BY PRIV ,171 E CONTRACT, •
Capitil FREEHOLD ESTATE, co sis!ing of
excellent tn har.house, in complete
A 73:7
repair,-. with l, rge Garden, ,';arns, Stoning. Cow.houses,
,Pivery, and ..t her convenient out,buildings, including a sin-
gusarly valuable and very improvable WHARF on the River
Lea together with El FTY ACRES. -AND A: HALF,
(ary.kre'or ids), of superior fertile MEADOW AND AR A-
BLE' LAND adjoining; a part of which contain: capital.
Brick, Earth to an immense Depth. The whole of this very
'desirable Estate is Tythe free, and immediate possession will
be given. P.
May he viewed at any time, by applying to Mr. Kent, the
Steward, on the Premises; and for further particulars, ap-
ply to Mr. Van Heythoysen, No. i 2, iohn-street, Bedford-
row, 'London. •
London, England, 1812-05-20

DEBJLITY, SI Rib TU'RES, &e

ENCOURAGED by., the uniform success
tending their peculiar metliA. of treating a few preVa-
lent Complaints, confirmed by theexperienco of many years
in a very extensive practice, sensible also of the happy err,c,ts-
resulting. to the public from hien of prolessionai _con,
fining their attention to accertain clasi; of • Diseases; Nlesrs.
• GOSS and• CO, continue to direertheir studies to those
disorders arising fiord-a 'secret destruClive habit, of incen.'
siderite south, which not only occasions a numerous tuia
of nervous affeetions, but entails also on its votaries
enervating imbecilities of old age. ln all such di,,iresihig
cases of Debility or Deficiency, as regularly entreated Sur-
geons of London, they otter a firm, safe, and perfect RestrY.:,
• ration to sound and vigorous Health. In the -early stage or
the Venereal Disease they are enabled, by a safe and supe-
tior mode, to effectually remove every vestige of the emll-'
plaint in two or three days, and- even in the. most deliorable
•
stages of this melancholy disorder, however invele:ate• or
complicated, their plan of treatment (wieliout restraint in
diet or exercise) insures to the patient, a perfeel, soLe(ly, ar:d•
radicarcure., A's frequently arising, from or coonectej with
the above complaints„Cleets and-Strietures have hot escaocd
their attention ;. for._ by improved,- mild, and. efficacious
means,, they pledge theruselves.to remove such • diseases,.
whether recent or of Yong duration, without resorting to•the
painful and dangerous useof tne caustic.
Such has beers the agreeable result of a praelice•of fifteen
years, that their mode of treatment has not in-ole_single
in-
stance ever proved abortive ; during which period inane:
thousand' persons of both sexes have experienced the happy
enjoyment of being perfe.dly cured, after severe and injurious
met nods had been persevered in by others to no porpuse.
These considerations first induced fylessrs. GOSS and Co.
publicly. to offer their adVice, and' they ptestune their pre-
' tensions constitute a fair ground for the unprece fenced con-
fidence with which they have by the Puolie been so liberal-
ly honoured.
To be consulted at their house daily, peraolially, or by
letter, by Patients of either sex, with the greatest secrecy,
delicacy , and honour.. , • Patients in the country stating the particulars of their case,
age, manner of ha/Mg, &e.. 'inclosicg a Blink Note-for
advice and medieines, the same will be forwarded to any part
of the kingdom.
' G (MS and CO.•Surgeon,.NO. t 3, Bouverie-street; Fleet-
street.
London, England, 1812-05-29

GENUINE MEDICINES

F. NEWBERY awl SONS, No.;, 45, 't
t. Paul's
F.
•• Church-yard, Londinit- or No. 29, Dame-street,
Dublin, Proprietors of • Dr. lames's Powder, and other
valuable Preparations, inform the Public, that iit come-.
queuee of the New' Duties, the price of that Medicine is zs.'
9d. per Packet, or rl. is.. 60. per Dozen!,
,or a Dozen in
ti - Bottle, ti. as. as made up for the Army and. Navy ; but
observe that the words " F. Newbery, No. 45, St. Paul's,"
Ate engraved in the Statnps.
The following are the Prices of their Medicines, dtitms
included '; but those who purehasd six, or more, will '.)e
allowed the Stamps gratis.
• J. d. t. 8.
Dr. James's Powder 2, 9 Dalby's Carminative 1-9
Do. Analeptic Pills .4 6 Strong Tinct. of Bark 4
Ditto AntibiliOus Pills 2 9 Huxham's ditto 3 0
Dr. Austin's Chalybeate4.- English Coffee - z q •
Dr. steer's Opodeidoe 9 Essence.of Ginger - 9
Do. Convulsion Oil 6 Inglish's Scots Pills t ti
Do. camomile Drops t 9 Chel 'harp Salts- - 2 96
ESsenceofCciltsfoot ' 3 6 IpecacuanhaLozenges
Mr. Spence's Dentifrice 4 o Dr. Solander's 'Pea - z
The Cephalic. Snuff - .16 Henry's• Magnesia • - 2 6
,Lozenges of Blois - t 16 Maredant's Drops .. 5 6
Glass's Magnesia - 3. 6 Spilsbury's ditto - 5. 6
Len's Liniment - s o Grant's Cough ditto t 6
Asthmatic Balsam - 2• 9 GreenouAh's. tinctures t 16
Tonic Pills - - 2. 9 Ditto Tow Lozenges t
.16
19r. .I-cooper's Pills - 1. t Sbothing Syrup‘ - a 9
Airple alloWance,to Merchants, erc. for Exportation.
London, England, 1812-05-29

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

Sir W: CURTIS_ presented a Petition for certain
Inhabitants of the - metropolis, against the Mar-
,
gate Pier Bill.

Oreozred to lie on. the table.

Counsel were heard, and witnesses examined
in Committees on, Blachford.'s and Moore's Di-
vorce Bills.

A Message from the Lords announced their
Lordships' assent to the Bankers' Embezzlement
and_the False Pretenses Bill.
On the motion of Lord CASTLEREAGH, it was
ordered (in consequence of to-morrow being the
Anniversary of the Restoration of Charles. H.)
that at its Tising, the House should adjourn• to ,
Saturday, then to proceed With the examination
9C witnesses in the. Committee On the Orders in •
Connell.

Mr. W. POLE gave notice, that on Monday he
would'move the Irish Loan, in the Committee of
Ways and Means.
The Irish Commissioners of Appeal Bill was
read a second time, and ordered to be committeA
on Saturday.

The Irish Roads' Bill was read a third time and
passed.
Mr. Perce'val's Family Provision Bill went
through a Committee, the Report of which was
ordered to be received on Saturday.
Mr. BROUGHAM presented a petition from Mr.
Prendergast (a Member of the House of CoM-
mons) on behalf of native Bankers, of the name
of Doss, in the province of Oude, in the East In-
dies, whom the'Hon. and Learned Gentleman re-
presented as the greatest bankers in the world ;
and 'who having advanced a number of lacks of
rupees, equivalent to 5,006,0061. sterling, in or-
der to discharge the arrears of, the Subsidy due
from the Nabob of that Province to the British
Government in India, were violently deprived of
that sum, when it was on the point of being re-
paid, in the first instance by the Vizier, and sub-
sequently by the British Residents. The tetition
was ordered to lie on the table.

Mr. BROUGHAM gave notice, that on Tuesday
fortnight he would move to refer the Petition to
the consideration of a Committee..
On the motion of Mr. Ros., a variety of
pers., tending to shew the iniports and Exports to

and from Africa and the :Coral Altaic= Colonie3,
the Export of Earthen-ware from Liverpool, of
troad and Narrow ,Cloth from -the, West RidinP;
cif "torkshire, the amount of Tonnag,e. of Vessels
clep.reci outwards and inwards at Liverpool for a
series of years, Bte. were ordered to be laid on
the table.

The various Orders of the Day were then post-
poned, and the following days of the next Week ;
and the House resolved itself into the. Coinhi.ittee
on the Orders in Council, and proeceiledi With
the examination-of Avitnesses..z,—Adjourned to :Sa-
•trifd%y.

Eitit:lTun.—ln the Advertisement which appeared in ow
Taper of Monday last, for Sale of a Nei Lilco:ire of 100. per
annum, the "foltowing was by mistake omitted :—" Apply, by
letter. only, to Mrs. El. Eber, No. 32, Piccadilly, opposite the
Green Park."

MAILS. •
.lanivtD-2. Dublin, 1 Watertord. Duty-1 Cadiz, 1 Jersey,
1 Guernsey, I WaterfOrd. - •

TH E SUN.

SOLEM QUIS DICERS; FAL1.,31 AUDEAT

L 0 ND-0 N,
FRIDAY, MAY 29, 1812•
London, England, 1812-05-29

CONSUMPTION.OF THE LUNGS,' ASTIIMA,AND.
WINTER COUGH.
QUCH has been .the wonderful etre& of the OXY-
ij MEL and prepared STRAMONI II M, in the Cure of
the above Diseases, that not one Case can be produced in
-which they have not proved highly beneficial.
The fait Edition of Mr. F lit{ E It's Treatise on Asthma,
Consumption, &c: contains several reinarkahleCures of Cob-
sumption and Asthma, which had been declared by eminent
Medical Men -to be hopeless.
SeVeral consumptive Patients have been efLdually cured,
who were to all appearance living Skeletons, and, wit is
still very remarkable, .those Asthmatic Subjects who were
cured in the Bourse of last Winter, have not experienced the
least retutn of the complaint this Winter. •
In Mr. Fisher's Treatise, price 2S. 6d. w)1.1 be found the
most respectable, Testimonies of the efficacy and innoceet
quality of these discoveries.
The Oxymel and prepared Herb are sold in London by-
Harris, corner of St. Paul's Church-yard ; .Bacon and Co.
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SMITHFIELD NIAL.KET, JLiY 24:

Thi! day's Market had a sfrong supply of diffe-
rent kinds of Cattie ; Mutton is cheaper ; Pork
tuld Lamb are deiizer ; Beef- and Veal sold at last
prices ; and the trade, for the most part, was but
indifferent. - The Sales in the Hay-parket were
somewhat dull ; Straw and. Clover obtained last
prices ; Hay has fallen in
,price. The following
prices and numbers are a correct statement., .
To «n 3 the Offal, per Stone of 81b.
Beef, ss. 24: to Gs. 2d. Mutton, ss. 2d. to 6s. 4d. Veal,
sB.6d. to 7s. Od.'"Lanib, 63.0 d. to 7s.Sd. Pork, ss. 4d. to 65.10 d.
Beasts, 700. Sheep and Lambs, 7,500. Calves, 120. Pigs,
190.
London, England, 1812-07-24

NAVAL NEWS..

DEAL, JULY 23.7.4rrivtd, last night after post
the following t ast.rndiamen Hope,
Taunton Castle, Princess Amelia., Canibridge, James
Sibbald, Sir frilliain PulOney, 6eneral Stuart,
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and General Hewitt, under convoy of his Majesty's
ship Phaeton, and are sailed for the Rider:
FO-Lt R,o 61: oc K Arrived his Majesty's ship
Media; with upwardstof sixty sail of Janiaicamen
nrider convoy, and, art also gone fOr the"lZiver.
The'ontWard-bound sailed, but wereabliged to
put back by contrary winds.

FALMOUTH, JULY 21;---There is a report that
_ .
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brought intelligence of the taking of Madrid by
the Spaniards,-and which was kept secret. by the
Captain: We believe the report to be unfounded.

PORTSMOUTH, JULY 23.—Passed by his Majes,
ty's ships Thalia and Reindeer, with the Jamaica
flee} for the Downs. About Sorlo of the eon,'
voy lrave stopped at Spithead.
Sailed last night his Majesty's ship illutine for
the Downs.
London, England, 1812-07-24

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BIRTHS,

On the 15th inst. at Druaishengh, North Britain, IgrS.
Major Weir, of a Son. •
On the'lGth inst. at Culchester, the Lady of Captain Slier-
-will, of the King's own Stafford of a Daughter.. •
• On the 18th inst. at Walton Villa, upon Thames, the Lady
of C. Turner, Esq. of a Sun. ,
On Sunday last, in Harley-street, Cavendish-square, Mri.
T. Carvick, of a,.Daughter.
Lately, at H. Hudwn's, Esq.' Bessingby, Y.erkshire, the
Right Hon. H. Blaquicre, of a `lot).
A poor WoiLati, at Settle, Yorkshire, of fourchildien (three
boys and a girl:, albalive, and well.
The wife of-one of the tailors of the Salop Regiment, nail.
in the Citadel ,ofllyaiouth, of three fine full grown girls,
who are all likely to live.
London, England, 1812-07-23

LOT V,

A PIECE of very rich 'MEADOW LAND, called Moore
Mi.:a.doNy, containing 7 A. 3R. 34 P. (more or less), in the Os-
session of Mr.
LOT VI.

A NIESSITAGE, DIVELLING=HOUSE, BUILDING,-and
L:".NDS thereto bislang-ins-, situate at Choreley in the Parish
of St6ddesden in the said county, containing by adineasure-
raLat 4 A. 2 R. (rn.ore or.less) in the hiading of - Jordan.

Lot VII.

A DWELLING-I-IQUSE, J3LACKSMITITS: SHOP, and
MEADOW adjoining, in the holding of • , con-
taininz 2A. X-20 .P, (more or less).

LOT WIL'

' A PARCEL el LAND, at' Choreley, called the FIELD,
cetita.niu about 1A.3 R.

_
LOT IX.
A PARCEL of LAND, 4t. Choreley, called GIG PIT, con-
tainitig about e A.

LOT X.
A PARCEL of LAND, called the LOWER GROUND
.contairiirge by admeasurement, 16 A. 2 R. -
The last three Parcels are in the possession of the said
- ,ToCdan.

• . The Manors abound with Game, and extend over upwards
of 3'600 Acres of Land. Chelinarsh Gtmuion is a valqable
Waste, coutaining about 150 Acres, of which the Lord will be
intitled to a considerableallotment on inclosure.
There 'are Veins of Coat under the Estate, which hare-been
worked without an Engine And it ikbe.lievcd there are Veins
under the Waste. The Heriots are valuable, being the beat
Beast of the'Tenant dying seized. The Timber and the. Sap=
lings-on the.diffdrent Lots to be taken by the Purchasers at a
Valuation.

, .
. ,
The Premises are 'distant only 3 Miles from Bridgenorth,
8 Irani Bewdbey, 10 from Kidderminster-, and 16. from Wol-
verhaniPton, all good Market Towns, and Possession may be
had at Lady-day next. • , ' ' . , . .
For Further particulars apply to Mr.—trte;;Ens, Cranmere 3
Messr4. H. and W. 1.1.6yD, . Solicitors, Ludlow; or J.. A.
GROVE, Esq. Four Ashes, near Euville.
Ludlow, 26th June, 1813. •
London, England, 1812-07-23

FROM Tux LONDON GAZETTE, Jugs 21.

DIVIDENDS.—AtGuiIdhaII. •
July 22. A. Young, St. Swithin's-lane, merchant, at ten.
August 4. M. Hicks, New Bond-street, milliner, to, twelve.
August 4. S. Dyer, Newbury, Berkshire, =lister, at eleven.
August 11. T. Ingle, Oxford-street, hosier, at twelve.
August 12. W. Wcstall, Mount-street, Whitechapel; yeaSt-
merchant, at eleven. ..
Angust 13. T. Hodges, Warehorn, Kent, dealer-, at eleven, at
the Saracen's deed nn, Ashford, "Kent. .
August 21. J. Ch lid; Neath; Glamorgansh ire, flour-factor, at
elrven, at the Mackworth Arms Inn, Swansea. .
August 11, J. Cooper, Sheili;eld, rinen:draper, at the Three
Cranes Inn, Barn,ley. . .
August 11. li Aert Gray, Portsea, builder, at • one, at the
Crown Inn; Gosport. . ,
August. Li. J. Stamierwick, Tionrton, Dorset, ‘ tike-manufac-
turer, at eleven", at the Mer Maid Inn, Yeovil. •
August 13. J. Lavende; and J. C. Judd, Yeovil, Somerset,
gardenersrat ten at the Mermaid Inn, Yeovil.
August 11. H. Itugeley, St. I've's, , draper, at eleven at the
Crown Inn, St. Ives.. - .
London, England, 1812-07-23

FINANCIAL RESOLUTIONS.

The CHANCELLOR Of the EXCHEQUER suggested-
to the Hon. Baronet (Sir. T. Turton), and ~the
Right Hon. Gentleman (Mr. Tierney), that it
would be an accommodation to his Majesty's Mi-
nisters if they would consent to the postponement
of the discussion upon the Financial Resolutions
till to-morrow. He had received some informa-
tion since he. came to the 'louse, which made it
necessary for his Noble Friend (Lord Castlereagh)
to be absent, and therefore the debate could not
be so well proceeded upon.
Sir T. Tuivrox expressed his readiness to give
way for the business, but hoped nothing would
interfere with the discussionto-mbrrow.

The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER knee• of
nothing to prevent the diecussion.

Mr. TIERNEY hoped that the delay was owing
to real business, and not the ordinary business of
Wednesday, namely, a Cabincit dinner. On these
grounds he would-consent.to the delay.
The CHANCEI.LOR of the EKCIIEQU ER assured
the Right HonoUrable Gentleman that he.had
al-
ready dined. A Cabinerdinner was not in his
contemplation: The debate was then adjourned
till to-lAorrow.
London, England, 1812-07-23

LOT IL

Will consist of the. Hut Public House, and the Farms and
the uneuclosed Land, on Sherwood, on the East side of the
park paling, and'eontaining: 60.3 acres; more or less so.
The property may be, vie*ed on applying to Mr. Owen
Mealey, at the Hut Public House,' on the Estate; •of -whom
printed particulars may be had ; and alsb of John -Hanson,
Esq. No. 6, Chancery-lane; at the Place of Sale; at the
Blackmaor's Head, and White Lion Inni, Nottingham; the
Swan Inn, Ma -sfieldi the Bear Intl, toughborougir ; and the
Three Crowns Inn, Leicester; and at Mr. Farebrother's,
No. 9, .Beaufort-buildings, Strand .

SI MOPS' P RE.
74'RE,'ELIOLD MANORS AND ESTATES.

TO BE -SOLD BY AUCTION,
. By gr. WILLIAM WYLEY,
At the PIG and CASTLE, Inn, in the Town of BRIDGE-
NORTH, in County of Salop,
On FRIDAY, the 31st Day of July next, between the Hours
• "of Three and Five o'Clock,
In the. following Lots, or such others as maybe agreed upon.
and subject to Conditions of Sale to be.then produced. '
• . LOT 1. . .

•
ripHE MANORS or LORDSHIPS of CHEL-
Jll, MARSH, "otherwise . MUCH CHELMARSII and
CHtLMARSH NETHERCOUBT, in the County of Salop,
with the Courts Baron, Chief-Rents, valuable Heriots;Pri-
vilegeS and IMMunities thereto- belonging.
Also all that capital Brick and Tiled MESSUAGE erected
within a -few years past, and in 'compleat repair, with the
Barns, Stabling, and other suitable Gut-buildings • arid sundry
pieceS or parcels of very excellent Arable, llsaitoty, and
Pasture Land thereto - belonging,. containing byadineasurse-
ment, 160 A. 2 B. and 23 P. (morenr less), situate at Chet-
marsh, and- in the .possession of Mr. Baker. . .
Also SEVEN COTTAGES, with the Gardens, Lands; and
Appurtenances-thereto belonging, situate ab o 1 near Chel-
marsh Common, sow let on Leases for three lives each, at
small annual reserved. Rents,- amennting in the whole to
in the several "possessions of Benjamin Elcock, Mary Wall,
Edward.Dallow, John Head, Thopas Guest, John Dudley;
and Thomas
LOT 11. , •

A small neat DWELLING tioust, with the-Garden and
Appurtenances thereto- belonging, containing I It. 20P. in
the possession of Mr. Jordan.

LOT 111.

A MESSUAGE and DWELLING-ROUSE with the Ciarden
and Appurtenances thereto belonging, in the possession Of
Francis Horton. .

LPT IV.

A -ME4-SI74GE, and several Parcels of
ARABLE, MEADOW, and PASTURE LAND, lying below
Clie'marsh Cninrnon, containing, by admeasnreinent, 48 A.,
12 P. (more "or less), in the possession of the said Mr: Baker:
London, England, 1812-05-11

SMITHFIELD-MARKET, MAY If.

This day's Market had a middling supply of Fritne
Beasts, and the show of Cattle in. other respeds was
pretty good ; Beef and Mutton are cheaper; Peal
is dearer $ Lamb and Pork support last prices ; and
the trade in general was somewhat brisk ; the sales
in the Hay-market were rather lively, Hay fetched
llst price ; Straw and Clover have fallen in prices :
We subjoin a aorta -statement of the prices and
numbers:—

To sink the Offal, per stone of 81b.
Beef. Ss. 4d, to 6s. 4d. Mutton, Ss. 4d. to 6s. 6d. Veal,
6s. od. to Ba. od. York, ss. od. to 6s. 84. Lmnb 7s. od.
to Bs. 6d.
Beasts, 1,790. Sheep and Lambs, £,-,430. Calves, 85.
Pigs, 2.70.

•
SMITHFIELD HAYMARKET.
Hay, SI. oS. oti. tool. os. oil. S Nary, 21. lot. vd. to 31.
3s. Clow; 61. os. ca. to 71. cs. od.

CORN' EXCHANGE, MAY 11.—This day the arri-
vals of Wheat make a considerable supply, including
part of last werik's foreign, about 1300 quarters, the
trade extremely heavy sale, at a decrease in price
for fine of 25. and 3s. from Friday's currency, and
more on inferior qualities; Barley with Malt are
each lower; Peas at little variatibn ; Beans„ of the
two sorts, likewise cheaper ; Oats now come to hand
in plenty, and this article is quoted aboht 2s. per
quarter lower'; Flour at late prices.

Wheat SBs a tics a tiois Tick Beans' -64 s a• 705
Pine ditto - 1345 a 14os. Ditto (fine old) 7is a 725
Rye - . - 785 a 84s Oats -44 s a 485 a 545
Barley - -64 s a 745 Poland ditto -55 s a 05
Malt - . - gas a 9/is Potatoe ditto -57 s a --s
W iliteFease(boil.) Bcis a 925 Rape Seed - 701 a 75t
Grey ditto - 725 a 78s Fiuc• Flour - toss a 1 Jos
Leans - - (XS a • 745 S'CCOUCIS ' . - 10Q6 A 1055

From the LONDON adZETTE, ✓fay 9,181 g.

Lord Chamberlain's Office, [Tray g, t 8 12.

Notice is hereby given, that his Royal Highness the Prince
Regent vk i U hold a Levee at Carl ton Howie on Friday next,
the isth instant, at two orclocic.

Cotlion House, May g, 1812.
Notice is hereby given, that her Majesty will hold a Draw-
ing Room on Thursday next, the 14th inst.
London, England, 1812-05-11

POLICE.

BOW-STREET.—On Saturday James Metcalf, .was
brought to this Office, on the extraordin,ity,charge
of having deserted twenty-three years ago from the
Botany Bay Rangers,. or 102 d Regiment. The
prisoner al knowleilged the charge, said that he hail
since been in the East India service, from,which be
been discharged, and not ktiowing what to do
With himself, he had suriender,d himself to Scr-
jeant Major Betty, at the York Depot Staff, at the
Yurk Hosvital, at Chelsea. He had only been in
the regiment six or seven days when he. deserted.
He was committe-1.

MARLBOROUGH-STREET —A discharged footman
was,
.uo Siatuiday; cumulated for trial, charged
with an attempt to extort money from his late mas-
ter, by thrcateuing to accuse him of a most detesta-
ble crime.
London, England, 1812-11-21

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A T)iseovery for Cnrlini2,- the Hair, and promoting its
growth,

THE virtues of the CURLING FLUID eon.
sist in the inexpressible b,auty it gives the Hair in
dressing, and in its peculiar ..f making it curl, and
Leopirig; the curl full and perfect during damp, perspiration,
exercise, &c.

It invisrts a perfume reviving,.grateful, and highly deli-
cious, makes the harshest hair as soft as silk, strengthens it
where weak, immezliatcly rern.:ves all clainharff &u. a hick
obstruct the growth; aid it is well ktiai.vit and generally apl•
plied by Aledical Men for rilaiiing'the hair grow, when all
other means are ineffectual.

Sold in bottles at Us. 6d. and Gs. by the Proprietor, James
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Also ATKINSON'S VEGETALILE.DYE, a Turkish Se-
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Re t or Grey Hair to Brown or Jet slack, allowed
,by men of
science to be the bcst article for changing the hair to a per.
manent colour.•,-1 rice live shillings, half-a-guinea, and one
guinea the bottle.
London, England, 1812-11-21

BIRTHS.

On the 4th inst. the Lady of William Yatman,F.sq. of Arun-
del-street, of a sou.
On the nth inst. at Ryton Grove, Northumberland, the
Lady of Henry Curwen, Esq. of a son.
On-Tuesday last, the Lady of James Seton, Esq. of Ihsley-
House, in the County of Hants, of a daughter. •
On the 18th inst. at Twickeillmin, the Lady of F. G. Car
michael,Esq: of a daughter.
At his house in Manchester-square, the. Lady of T. W*,
Milner, Esq. of her Bth son, being her 13th child now living.

; - MARRIED. . ..
On the 20th ult. at the King's Chapel, Gibraltar, Viscount
Malpas, eldest son of the Earl of Cholmondelev, to Caroline,
second daughter of his Excellency-Lieutenant-General Calop"
bell, Lieutenant-Governor. _
On Saturday last, at Antony Church, Captain HenryJanc,
of his'Majesty's ship Indian, to Miss Jane Prynu, of Porpoin'-7i
sister to Dr. Prvnu, of Plymouth Dock.
On Tuesday, 'fliotnas li'atkinson Payler, Esq. of Iloden, i 3
-Kent, to Mrs. O'Callaghan, of Cado.gan place.

DIED.
Ou the Stb of February last, at Bombay, Lieutenant Johor
Veitch, orthe 4th Nativ: Infantry.
On Tuesday, at his -house in Collegc-square,Bristol,
Ace. Geurge liomfray, Prento-r of the Cathedral in tl;')1
City.
Lately, :4 Bath, Miss Grace Carruthers, slaughter of ;tllO,
late W. Carruthers, Esq. of Broien':.-hill, Gloucestert,hi re.
:it Alford, Lincolnshire*, Mrs. G. Gatehouse' in the
year of her age : she actually cut her teeth about two year*
since.

On the 18th inst. in Dorsetshire, in the 43d year of his get
Char:es Nowell, T.q, late of-the Duke of York's Office, .lone

Guards.

On Thursday morniw, at Charlton Mrs. Thomas Chawi
berhyt.e. ,
On the 19th inst. in Park-street, Mrs. Elizabeth Neill'
aged 56.

KS YESTERDAY. •
Bank Stock, India Bonds, ,
Navy 5 per Cent. 90iii South Sea. Stock,
Irish 5 per Cent. - Exchequer Bills, aid. per OP
4 per Cent. 73th • , . 23. pr.
3 per Cent... Red. 58 571 - ' Ditto, 3-id. per day, 4s. 64. Pr"
3 per Cent. Con. 59 .58 59 Omnium, 54 pr.
.-
Bank L. Ann. 14 15-Itiths 15 Bank, 218
India Stock, Cons. for 15th Nor. 59i 6t,.

PRICE OF STOC
London, England, 1812-11-21

COAL MARKET, Nov. 20

lien ; bv WILLIAM .ARMICEII SCRIPPS, Swat.hon-street, Grosvkl:)r-stitiare,
)1' the Paper, Letters for the EditOr, &c. (post p*v), must be addressed.

Ships at Maract. Ships sold. Price. 4.
26 Newcastle . . 16 . . . 41s. 6d. to Sis•
• 71 Sunderland . . . . 4i . . . 40s. Ott. to 45.;. o.‘

HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDG TO-MORROW',
Morning, 37 minutes after. 4. I Evening, Q minutes after :7.