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The Sun.
London, England, 1812-12-15

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DIPERIAL PARLIASfENT,

HOUSE O} LORDS,

tION-DAY, ►JEc. 14.

MISCELLANEOUS.
The Marquis of SALISBURY took the oaths and
his seat.

Counsel was beard, viz. Sir: Arthur Pigott as
Leader,. in the important Ajipcal 'Cause " The
East' India company v. Antrohus and others,
Clerks." which respects the Tithe of certain Pre-
ThiSCS occupied by the Company in the City
London. Partiter hearing to take place to-mor-
row. -

The. tniolvent Debtors' Ametichnent Bill was
'react a third time and passed,. and a message
ordered, to acquaint the Committee therewith,.
In the Scots Appeal Cause, Thompson v. Thomp-
son: the Judgment of the Court of Session wAS,uf.7
firmed by their Lordships,- on the motion of the
Lord Chancellor.

The Starch Manufacture .and the Sugar Brewery
Bills severally passed throligh Committees of the
whole House, and were reported :without any
amendment.

Several Orders were made with respect.to ju-
dicial business, after which an'adjourtunent took
place.

ROUSE OF COMMONS,
MONDAY, DISC. 14.

On the Motion of Mr. D. GIDDY, and after the
reading of the return by the Clerk of the Crown
Office, and the examination at the Bar of the
Steward of the Borough, in order to prove the
Misnomer; it was agreed to amend the Return
of a Burgess to serve in Parliament for the Bo-
rough of st. Michaels, by erasing the name of
Robett George, and inserting George Robert no.:
hart.

A Message from the Lords brought down the
Insolvent Debtors Amendment Bill, in which their
Lordships desired the concurrence of the Coiu
London, England, 1812-12-15

NUMBER 6321]

THEATRE ROYAL, DRIMY-LANE:
/THIS YID 'SENT EVENING, Dc.cernbr 15,
-a- 1812, Their Majesties' Seiviints will perform the Tra-
4Ndyof

DOUGLAS •
Norval, Mr. RAE ;
• Lorci Randolph, Mr. HOLLAND ;•
• Gknalrop, Mr: RAYMOND ;
Stranger,- Mr. WROUCTUTON ;
Matilda, Miss SMITH ;
_ ' Anna, Miss BOYCE.
To whirl.), will be added, the Farce of
THE IRISHMAN IN LONDON.
Captain Seymour, 'Mr. HOLLAND;
• Mr. Collooney, Mr. RAY ;
kultocb. Delaney, (with the original. Planxty), Mr. JOHN-
STONE ; •
Edward, Mr. DE CAMP.;
Frost, Mr.I4:NhEY;
• ' Cymon, Mr. OXIIERRY;
Louisa; Mrs: ORQ.;R;
Caroline, 'Miss BEW;
• . Cubba,•Mrs. SCOTT.

The Doors to he opened at half past Fire o'clock, to be:.
tin at half past Six.
-Boxes and Places to be taken of Mr. Spring, Box Book-
keeper, at the °thee in Little llussell-street, from Tz:n till
an 4 from Ten in the Evening,
,until the Doors- are
closed.
The prine:ipal Dok,Etitrances are in Brydgei-StreetrAtith
an atixiliary doOr in Russel-street; the Pit Eptrances are in
Russell-street awl Wdlinra-street ; the Lower-Gallery En-
tranoes-are in Russell-street and 'Woburn-street; the Upper
Gallery Entrance is in Woburn-street only.
Stage Manager, Mr. RAYMOND.—No Monoy ti) he Returned.
\ivant Rex et Re4iini.
To- morrow, the Comedy of Tice Honey-Moon; and the Mu-
sical Farce of Turn Out
*rite Public are respectfully informed, that a Comic Panto-
mime is:in a forward state of rehearsal, -and which will be
produced at Christmas.
London, England, 1812-12-15

- • In the Press, and speedily will be published,
Handstimely printed; is Two Volumes, Octavo,
A SERIES of. POPULAR ESSAYS,,. ifiustra-
tire of Principles essentially connected with the Im-
provement of the Understanding, the IMagination, and the
Heart. • • •

• By ELIZABETH HAMILTON,
Author of Letters on the Elemental- yi)rinciPles.of .E4acation;
, . Cottagers of Glenburnie, &c.
Accuse not Nature, she hatli done her: part ,
• Do thou but thine, audlbe not diffident
Of ; she deserts thee not, if thou - '
Diszniss.not • MILTON.
' Edinburgh I ',Printed for Manfier, and Miller; and for
Longman, Hurst, Rees,' Orme, and Brafrn, and Cadet! and
Davies, London;
London, England, 1812-12-15

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. . . .
iTARDING; HOWET.L, and to. being. re-
quested by a consicleralile.Manufacturer in the coun-
try, to intfoduce, for him,. a new. fabric of ILTit CLOTH ; they
'beg most re-spectfully..) the hisPectionof Ladies-of this
very curious ano partieulally 'eleg'ant article",, which they have
in variety of colours ; it is of a most agreeaole texture, and
peculiarly adapted for Evening Dress,. • •
• • H. H. and Co. avail themselves of the same. opportunity
xecominend -the extensive Stock' of General.' Goods; with
which their Warehouse is as ..usual assorted,- combining no-
velty with elegance. ancintility.
Silks in the greatest posiible variety, and-Velvets of a su-
perior quality,
.in all col oars. '
le:J . .
Furs-of *Le-r.:sr, dit,•uriptiop, and every other
.article cal-
culated for the Winter Season. "

Their Millinefy Rooms, as .usual, Itader the direction of
azid stored with that f,sUioa for which she has
been hithertogo-p!irticalarly disting'uished:

89, Pali 10,i1; 'Nov. 12

~. This Day were published,
in Three Volumes Octavo, sprinted by ilatlantavne, price Oae
PoUnd Sixteen-Shtllinws extra boards, the Fourth Edition
-)
.of , .
rH .- MINSTRELSY of the SCOTTISH
E BORDER; consisting- of ' Historical and Romantic
Ballads; collected in the Southern Counties of Scotland, with
a few of a modern date, founded on lbc:il Traditions.
:With
an Introduction and Notes by the Editor, . , .
WALTER SCOTT, Esq.
Printed for Longlul.Q., Hurst,. ItgeS, -Orme, aad Brawl:),
Paternoster-row; and:Archihald ConAabie and Co. E -
burgh. __ _ . . . .

. .
• Of whom
,may be had,, by the same Author,
1. The Lay of the Last Minstrel,. svo.. Ins. 6d. bowls.
2. Ballads and Lyrical Pieces, Svo. 73.•6d. -boards
The above two orks may 1e had together, in 1 vol. 4to.
price 21. 23: :or on Royal Paper, 31. 13s. 6d.
3. Sir Tristreln, a :Metrical Romance, Svo. 153. boards.
4..ManniOn, 'or the Battle of. Plodded Field, /31-o. 12s.
boards. . •
5. Lady of the Lake, Svc,. 123...80ard'5.
G. Don Roderick,Svo, 93. board 3.,
London, England, 1812-01-08

Wert he only to get those papers which were already
notorious to the world.

NOTICES.

The Earl of LIVERPOOL gave notice, that on'
Thursday next he should move for the Examination
of the Physicians attending on his Majesty,
Lord LIVERPOOL also gave notice, that on Friday
next he should move the Thanks of that House to
Lord Minto, and to Sir Samuel Auchmuty-and the
gallant Army who had achieved the conquest of the
Island of Java.
Lord WALSINGILM was re-chosen Chairman of
the Committee of their Lordships.—After which
the House adjourned till Thursday:

HOUSE OF COMMONS,

TUESDAY, JAN. 7.

The SPEAKER came down to the House about
halt past three- o'clock. In a few ruit.utes after,
the Deputy Usher of the Black Rod summoned,
the attendance of the House in the House of Peers,
to hear the Speech on the opening of the Session.
The SPEAKER, attended by .the Members then
present. in the House, went up to the House of
Peers.
London, England, 1812-01-08

GENERAL SIR JOHN MOORE's CQRUNNA
PATENT,-CAMP BL :)sT I), forming a regular
Military Lied for the held, Barracks, &c. also a St )FA for a
Tent or Room, &c. and likewise a SEA COT for on board
Ship, the whole packing lila small Valise, allowed t!.emost
portable ever yet manutadured, invented by MORGAN
and SANDERS, No. i 6 and 17, Catherine-street, Strand,
who most humbly presume the highest hon Ours ought to be
paid all those who so-gallantly live and die fOr their King
end Country.
London, England, 1812-03-05

CIIING's PATENT WORM LOZENGES

`WORMS are the most frequent sources of Chil-
dren's Diseases.
„Their symptoms every Parent and
Guardian of C tpldeen should be acqidainted with. They oc-
casion Loss of Appetite, a Paleness of the Colour of the
Face, Emaciation, and irregular state of the Rowels, attend.
ed after with violent pains; they bring on Convulsions ; they
ailed the growth.of the Body, and they proVe fatal, by end-
ingin a Consumption or Decay Moth as a Preventative and
.Cure of these alarming Complaints, the above excellent Me-
dicine is universally allowed, on the testimony of the highet
Charaders in this Country, both in rank and respeCtabil it) ,
to have no equal. Their public approbation, given to the
Proprietor„ trout a personal knowledge of its- wonderful suc.
cess cn their own Families, stamps its merit bcyund competi-
tion, and gives a sanction to it, of which no other Medicine
of the kind can boast. Parents, and others who have the
Care of Children, shoUld have this Remedy as a Family Me-
dicine toxesort to, whenever the StoMachor Bowels of Chil-
dren are any way disordered, which it will always be fcund
to relieve. •

Sold, wholesale and retail, at Ching and Butler's, No.
,4,
Clavpside, Lend ; .Sharp and Ilelatn, Portsmouth; "ones,
Weston, Allmor, and Callory, Portsea ; Hatt 50d lohnston,
Gosport; Coleman and Jacob, Sheerness.; Peck and Ross,
and irunter, I tull ; I loxland, Cooleworthy, Nettleton, and
Gilbert, Plymouth ; Knott 'and Lloyd, and Swinney and
Co. Birrninghatn ; Billings and Lathbury, Liverpool
Staines and Lynch, Manchester; yrewman, Exeter; Smith,
Manclersun, Raeburn,' Scott,•ana 'Baxter, Edinburgh; 13a)o.
ter. and Ill*Dotald; Glasgow ;. l3utgin and Barry, Briskal ;
Stevenson and Co.'Norwtch ; S wimen, Leicester ; Edwards
and Penny, Liverpool ; and retail 'by .most Country Val.
de's, in Boxes,, 25, 9d. acid ss 6d.
London, England, 1812-03-05

A Deposit of Twenty-five Pounds per Cent. is to be made upan
the amount of each Lot at the time of Sale,,artel the remainder of
the Purchase Monty paid, h-fore the Stores are removed, for which
purpose, a period of fourteen working days will he allowed from
the Day of Sale : the Buyers particala4 observing, that not less
than one half of the quantity is to be removed from the Premise,
within the first srven dab's, and the temainier in the re:len fel.
1074.4,,g days, otherwise the Dep,sir Monty will be lorfelt.-d, and
the Provisions and Stores remain the Property of the Crtion, at
tto extensim of time, will, on any acc,,unt, be grAtted.
London, England, 1812-03-05

MONEY TO LEND

.To any
Amount, by ANNUITY,-. or LANDED
or other INCOMES, or on BILLS, or NOTES, or'
to HEIRS of PROVE RTY, in any 'manner suitable to the
Applicant's circumstances.

Apply or address to Messrs. Drummond and Co. 23, Russel
me.ws, Howland-street, fitzroy-sqltate, who, without other
interference or exposition, can eliCct the most important bu-
siness in a few hours, but decline all applications for less
titan 3001.i-unlcss They lead to greater objetts,

This Day was published, price is.
ACATALOGUE of the 116mainiog Part of the
very valuable COLLECTION of BOOKS, in Va-
rious Languages, a great portion of which have been recently
imported from the Continent ; being the -bound stock of
Mr. ID IN M A uKI N LAY, Bookseller, lately -eeceased
the whole of which ate to be sold, by order of the Admi-
nistrator, at the prices affixed to each article, from which
a Discount of to per cent, will be deducted, for Ready Mo-
ney only, at his late residence, No. 87, in the Strand.
London: published'as above ; sold also by I. Cooke, Ox-
ford ; and I . l)eighton, Cambridge.
The LEASE of the above Premises, together with the
GOOD-WILL cif the RUSIN ESS, which has been esta-
blished upwards of a Century, and eminently distinguished,
to be disposed of.
Application to be made.to Mr. C. 3. H. Rubins, Covent-
Garden ; or to Mr I. Payne, Pall Mall,
N. R. Early Possession will be given.
London, England, 1812-03-05

WALLING OFFICE,
Feb. 25, atz.
THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING
Ills 21:i.-2,7ESTY'S NAVY do hereby give Nutier, that on
Tuesday, i/i' toil, of, March rex:, they will be ready to receive
Tetqers in writing, ( sealed up), and treat for what Hogshead,
Barrei, Kilderkin, Firkin, long and short Pink, and Stout
HAZEL-WOOD HOOPS (answr able to Samples to be pro_
duced 2,ith the Tenders) may be wanted for 714 service of this
bepartment for the ensuing Twelve Minqrs..to be delivered into
the Pia:railing Stores at Deptford; and alio for Three Hun-
dred Bags of KENVP.I SEL HOPS, rf the growth of the Year
:18 t i (tc, he answerable also to Samples t• be produi•ed with the
Temiers), to he delivered into ihel/iaualling Stott, at Portsmbutb,
one half thereof in One Month, and the other calf in one Month
aftetwards. •

The whole to be p4l jr, by Wits, payable. wiib Interest,
Ninety Days after dale.
The Conditions of the Contra Els may, be teen at' the Secretary's
Office.

No regard will be bad to any Tender in whirl, the Price shall
trot be inserted words at length* or that shall notbe delivered
to tie .11ourd before Otte o'clock on the said Tuesday, are loth
of 11,14r-cb, next; nor unless the Person who snakes the Tender,
or sons Person on his behalf, attends, to answe.—zoben called
London, England, 1812-03-05

POEM V.

ON THE GREAT SUCCESS OF THE NEW ormA.
TICAL DRAMA, THE VIRGIN OF THE SUN.

" Quod verum, atque curd et rogo,"—li R

Thunder and lightning, hail and snow,
Have with consummate skill, we know,
Progressively been iziught to form
•
The terrors ot a scenic storm,

But now, lo ! eirrhym2k, lend their sboCkS,
The palm-tree waves, the plantain rocks,
Till, loosen'd by the tempest's rage, -
They fall, with ruin, on the stage;
That swell: with such convulsive throws,
As if the surging billows rose;
While, from each subterrarean
_gust,
Temples are levell'd with the dust
Besides, to make it more'bLfi.ited.
Lo! Gotrtairp.etry transdated.
London, England, 1812-03-05

OFFICE. ORDNANCE,
Feb. 19, 1812.
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA-
JESTY': ORDNANCE do hereby give Make, that
Proposals will be received at their Office in Pall. Mall, on or
before Wednesday, the slth day of March next, from such Per.
sons as may be willing to undertake the Supply of too,-oo
OAK SPOKES, 5,000 PICK-AXE HELVES, and 30,000
Feet superficial orOne-Inch well-seasoned ELM BOARD,
for Service of the Royal Carriage Department, arid of the Royal
Laboratory at 11/ocrlquich, where Patterns of the Articles m y 62
viewed.

The Oak Spokes .ate te be delivered ors or beJo'e Match
Quarter,' 18;3, and the Pick-Axe Helves and Elm Board
immediately.

Further particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions 01
the Contrael, maybe known, at'the Secretary's Office in fall- Mall,
aforesaid, a►y dqy between the hours of Ten and Four (o'Clock,
vikere the P, oposals must be delivered sealed up, and indorsed
!' Proposth for Oak Spokes, Szt." but no Prcposal can be ad-
mitted after the said iith day of March, at Twelve o'Clock at
N,071 of the same Day, neither will any Tender be noticed,
unless the Party making it, or an Agent on his behalf, shall
attend.

By Order of 1.6 e Beard,
R. 11. CREW, see.
London, England, 1812-03-05

IRELAND.

It has never before fallen to our lot to record so
shocking an occurrence as the 'following:—Some
time ago the appearance of a servant maid of Mr.
Laws, of Carrigan, gave cause of suspicion that she
was with child. Site denied the charge, however,
with such solemn protestations, that she was be-
lievedinnocent, a conclusion which her good con-
dual for several years warranted, and she was con-
tinued in her place. One night last week, an el-
derly woman was accidentally put to sleep in the
same room with her, and., shortly after they, had re-
tiled to bed, the maid servant a,ked the woman it
she wai asleep ; the latter, wishing to avoid r enter-
ing into .# conversation which might disturb her re-
pose, did not reply. She continued awake, hoW-
ever, and in a little time her attention was attratied
by a deep groan from the bed which the maid 13i,1;
shortly alter she heard the window open and some-
thing thrown out. This excited her suspicion, and
she alarmed the family ; when'search was made un-
der the window, and the shocking speaacle\present-
ed itself eta new born inuint,with its throat cut, ly-
ing among some rubbish. The unhappy wretch
who perpetrated the horrid deed awaits her trial in
Litford goal.—Londonderry Journal,
Last Thursday, a young woman engaged in som:,
business at th% slip, near Mr, England's brewery,
over-reached herself, fell in, and was carried by the
rapidity of the current as far as Mr. Crowe's. For-
tuoately she was pretested from sinking by the
great strength and impetuosity of the flood, ;ind as'
the body rolled along, it chanced to •be descried by
Mr. O'Donnell, on his approach oti Newbridge,
when with great, humanity, he instantly prccured a '
rope, and flew to the.relief of the poor unknown
sufferer. The circumwance drew soine persons, to
the spot, one of whom, stimulated by Ml..o'Don-
nell's philanthrophy and generous exertions, seized
an end of the rope, and spiritedly plunged into the
deep. He soon reached the object, and grasped his
perishing fellow-creature, when Kith the assistance
of the tope, both were hauled onshoi e, and every
attention that humanity ,could suggest, was afForded
the poor sufferer, and in a little time she was tar
recoered as to warrant the conveying of her to. her
friends.—Ennis Chronicle.

LONDON : Printed by 11-10 MAS WOOD, of No. 35, Maiden-lane, Covent7garden and Published by WI I LIAM A R NIIGE R SC RI P 1 •5, South M(
At the Suit °FMB,. No: 112, Strand, where Advertisements, Orders for the Paper, letters for the Editor, &c. (post paid
London, England, 1812-12-23

SANO.

His Majesty travelled incognito in' a single
sledge, with and under the name of the Duke
of VICENCA examined the fortifications of;"
Praga surveyed Warsaw, and remained there,
several hours unknown. Two hours before his
departure, he sent for Count POTOCKI, and the
Minister of Finance of the Grand Duchy, with
whom he had a long conference.
His Majesty arrived on the 14th, at one o'clock

in the morning, at Dresden, and alighted at the
house of his Minister, Count GARA. He had a
long conference with the King of Saxony, and
immediately afterwards Itursued his journey, tak-
ing the road of Leipzig and Mentz.
M. de Mox-rEsorou, Aide-de-camp of the
Prince of NEUFCHATEL, dispatched by the Dn.
peror from his head-quarters at Selitche, on the
2(1 of Deeember.iwith dispatches for the Empress,
arrived, at Paris ast

REPORTED RETURN OF BUQNAPARTII

TO PARIS.

Accounts were received yesterday evening, both

at Deal and Dover, from different parts of the
French coast, of the return of BUONAPAETE
to Paris. Admiral FOLEY, the Port Admi-
ral in the Downs, has, we tmderstand, trans-
'ttted to Qave:nment intelligence to the same.

effect, which was brought to Deal by sonic
smugglers who had arrived from Gravelincs. Lt
was this morning reported in the City, that there
had been a firing yesterday on the French Coat.t,
Our. Deal letter. does not mention the circum -
atance, and it is not likely that IkoNAPARTr.
would order rejoicings for his return in his pre-
sent miserable plight.—He is said to havc arrived
at Paris on the 20th,
London, England, 1812-12-23

DIDIDENI)S.

Jan. 12. M. French, George-street, Portman-sqUarc, wine-.
merchant—Jan. 12. W. Venall, Uckfield, Sussex, grocer—
Dee. 26. W. Simpson, Old Cock-lane, Shoreditcb, baker—
Jan. 21. W. Taylor Beccles, "VAlilk, hatter—Jan. 12. J.
riowe, Blandlord Forum, Dorsetehire, dealer—Jan. 13. E.
Au,er, Eastbourne, Susses, merchant—Jan. 12. W. Kirk,
and W. Broughton, Leeds, merchants—jan. 12. J. 'liens,
Worcester, carpenter—Jan. 12. J. Weekes, Sidbury Devon-
shire, tanner—Jan. 30. T. Ward, Newcastle-upon-Tyne,
Merchant—Jan. C. W. Sharman, Bitchfield, Lincolnshire,
victualier—Det. 2G. J. Batson, Great Ryder-street, St.
Jame S's, taylor—Jan. 12. J. Webb, Sheerness, slopseller—
Jan. 14. W..ltkinson, Liverpool, liqudr-merchadt—Jan. 13.
W. Lamb, Manchester,-gracer. •
London, England, 1812-10-29

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THIJUSDA °CIO 13 E a 29, 1812.

IMPROVEMENTS ON LAMPS.

SMETHURST and • Co. 138,
.New Bond-
." • "tree, solicit the Public to view their Stock of PA-
TENT LAMPS, at their Warehouse and Show-rOOmi, where
tke. greatest variety is kept fur inspection of ally .house in
town. Their improved GRECIAN LUSTRES, and other
Hanging Lamps, may be used in the most 'elegant Apartments,
Drawing and 72.ining Rooms, Sideboards, Libraries, Halls,
Billiard-tables, and wherever a great and pleasant light is
required.
Their inueli-atimited PATENT MOON LAMP, they flatter
themselves, is the most irrivrzLiit discovery ever made on the
priilei'ple n Lamps by the Ott rising to the Wick without
fountain, and; the fcetid etHuvii- of the Oil being entirely con-
slimed Ley the flame; which is threbyrendered white and bril-
liant, .and every single light eqt.al tolthat of six wax candles,
at the expense of onlv one. They are used for Drawing-
rooms, and Dinner=htiks.: Bookcases, &c. and
are• as elegant and ornamental as they are useful. •
Other persons selling Limps J. S. and Co.'s present
priaciple,.withourtheir Names or, the Label, is an infringe-
ment on their right, and an imposition on the Public, anyl
will, upon investigation, be found inferior to their's, both in
•workmanship.and quality. • •
Old Brass Lamps, with Fountains, can be altered to the
new principle.
Spermaceti and other Lamp Oils genuine.

• •
GENUINE MEDICINES.
THE following MEDICINES may be pro-
cured genuine of SHAW and EDWARDS, -66, St.
Pant's:Church-yard.
Hill's Balsam of Honey 3 g Junipt Ets. Pepperm. I If
Essence of Waterdock.. 3 6 Roche s Embrocation 4 0
Hallam's Bilious Pills.. 2 9 Robberds's Cough Dr.' 2 9
WeSsel's Jesuits Drops 2 9 Junipertss.Pemlyroyal I ,1,-
Marshall's Cerate...... 1 If Speediman' s•Pills 2 o+*
Church's Cough Drops 96. Spilsbury's Drops ..... 60 •
Amboyna Tooth Powder 2 6 Greenough's Lozenges I lf*
COrnwell'sOrientalCord. 4 6 Inglis's Scott's Pills., 1 11*
Widow Welch's Pills.. .•
.2 9 Salt of Lemons ,1 0
,Kevser's Pills
Velno's Vegetable Pills 4 6 GOdbold's Balsam.... I'B 0
Newton's Tooth Powder 2 9 Henry's Magnesia.... 29 0*
Church's Pectoral Pills 1 lf Hooper'i Pills
Walsh's Antipertussis.. 2 9 Essence of Spruce .... 3 6
Coltsfoot Loz... 1 lf Durable Ink .. 1 6 *
ArnboynaLotion 4 6 British Oil • 1 Lk*
Wessel's Specificltemedy 2.9 Cheltenham Salts .... 2 9

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• The above (those with the star excepted) will have the ad-
dress of Shaw aml Edwards, 66, St. Paul's, on the stamp ;
Virlicre also may be had every other Patent and Public Medi-
cine. • . .

Liberal allowance to Merchants and Traders in .generil.
London, England, 1812-10-29

11. _
,s..

GENERAL ELECTION.

To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS, of

the COUNTY PALATINE of CHESTER.

GENTLEMEN,
BEG leave to return you my most grateful
-IL thanks for the high honour you have this day conferred
on me, by electing me one of your Representatives in Parlia-
ment; and I beg leave to renew the promises I have already
made, of serving you with zeal and fidelity.
I have the honour to be,
Gentlemen,
Your obliged and very faithful,
Humble Servant,
•
• WILBRAHANI EGERTON.
Chaster, Oct. 20, 1912.

At are respectfully informed, that in
II At addition to every kind of curious V'OOLLEN CLOTHS
for ~Dieises,• Goirns, and Shawls, hitherto made, G. FOX has
manufactured two elegant and beautiful new descriptions of
Opera and Union Cloths, which can only be procured at his
Warehouse.

THE WHOLE of his extensive and fashionable STOCK,
in. every colour, quality, and price, he continues to Retail
in all quantities at a much lower 'rate than any house in
London.

Letters (post-paid), directed to GEORGE Fos, Woollen-Ma-
nufacturer, 28, King:street, Covent-garden.—patterns sent.

N. B. Ladies Habits and Pelisses made in the most Mo-
dena and becoming Forms. •
London, England, 1812-10-29

BIRTHS,

On Tuesday last, in Gower-street, Bedford-square, the
Lady of -William Brodriek, Esq. of a Daughter. •
Yesterday, the Lady. of Mr. George Dardier, of the Clap-
ham-road, of a Daughter.
• .Tuesday gennight, at Biirrough-House,. Derorithre, the
Lady of Captain Staufell, of his Majesty's ship Druid, of
Danghter.

Laely, of three children, two of whom, with the mother,
arc likely to do well, Mts. Ruffen, the wife of Captain
fell, "of Smithwood Green-hall, Ciacktield, and of the,Baberrit
battalion of Local Militia.
London, England, 1812-10-29

MARRIED.

DON.: Printed by THOMAS WOOD, of 100. 35, Abidea-lane, C,vent-garden An Published by WILLIAM ARMIGER :SCRIPPS, . South, Nfolthn-street, GrOsrunor-squaie3
•At vile SUN OFFICE, No. 112, 6tranci, where Adyertisements„,•Order4tolle. Paper, Letters fur the Editor, &c. (postpaid), must be addressed. •

Ord Saturday last, Mr, kerrin, of Aldermanbury, to Mary,
eldest daughter of Mr. James Smither, of Pentonville..
On Sunday last, at St. Ann's Chapel, Queerk's-square, Mrs.
Harriet Comins, the widow of the Itev. J. Comins, to John
Gunston, Esq. of Upper Thames-street.
On Tuesday, at St. Patcras, Tho Mas King Walker, Esq. of
New Millman-street, to Augusta, daughter of the latg Wil-
liam Wilhrahant, Esq. of the Island of Dominica.

DIED.

On the 23d inst. at her ho7-st.ii St. S!zephen's Green, Dub-
lin, the Dowager Countess of Meath, in the t4th year of her
age.

-In Keppel-street, Russel:-square, in the 70th year of his 4
age, Nii,,SainuelStraton: ' -

:-.On the IGth of September, at •Salamanca, Lieutenant Alexis
ThoMpson, of the 27th Regiment of Foot.
Suddenly, on .London Bridr4e, on Sunday morning, Mr. John
Calar, Newsman, of Chain Gate, Borough,
On Monday last, at Dornford-House, near Plymouth, Louisa
Ann, the infant daughter ofJaMes Wrigley Lewis, Esq.
Yesterday, at his house in the Grange, Southwark, in the
38th year of his age, John Warne, Esq. •

frIGLI WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW.
Morni4, 40 /minutes after 10.1 Evening, 45 minutes after 10.
London, England, 1812-12-24

DIED.

• On Saturday, the 19th inst. at her house at Uxbridge, Mrs.
Bencroft, wi4r)w of James Bet:croft, ESq.-aild eld4t dangli%.T
of John 'Rich, Esq. late Patentee of Covent-garden Thea:re,
in the Stith year of her age.
.

On Monday, the 14th inst. Philip Gibbcs:, Esq. eldest son of
Gihbes, Bart. and brother-in-law to the Sveakcr of
the Douse Of Commons.
On the IZ"%th inst. iNlaria, third daughter of John Pardoe,
Esq. of Low TUstml, E,F•ex,'agA one year'and eiglittnunti.s -
and on Sunday ial;t.,Matilda,-youn2;est child of the sane, aged
eight months ; both front the effects of the hooping-eough.
• On the 17th ins.t. at his house in LoWei- Phillunore-place,
Mr. J. Collet, in the 71st year of his ap„-,e.
On the troth inst. after a lung and painful illness, Mrs. Awl
derson, of Royal-place, .11argate.
Lately, aged 50, Mr. A: lierridge, wheelwright, and
lord of the Wagguu and Hones public-housi:, St. Martin's,
StaiLford.

PRICE OF STOC

KS 'YESTERDAY.
Ohl Ann.
Excheq: Biils, aid. per day,
-par
Ditto, per day, par, 4s. pr.
om um; .
iniperi4l 3 -per. Cent. •
Cuus.'cor 19th Jan. 64 61162

Bank Stock,
Navy r per,Cent. shut
Irish 5 per Cent.
4 por Cent.
3 per Cent. Red. GOtil.Gol
3 per Cent. Cony. Mint
Bank L. Ann. 155 7-IGths
India Bonds, 7s. 9s. dis.

HIGH. WATER, AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW.
Morning; minutes after 7. Evening, 27 minutes aflec 7.

th Molton-street, Grosvenor-square,
oust be addressed.
London, England, 1812-12-24

CAPTAIN'S CLERK.

WANTS Employ, a YOUNG)NIAN, of re_
v• spectabie Connections, who is acquainted with
Keeping the Bool:.; aiu Papers necessary for passing. a Car-
t:tin s Accounts is the ',Loyal Nary, and whose Character will
bear the strictest inquiry. '
' Letters addressed to K. F., Gosport Pot-Otlice, will be ina-
kiediatelyattended to.—Salary no object.
• , .

Pursuant to a Decroe of ttic High Court of Chancety, made in
a Cause, MOIUiIS against DAMS R,

HE CREDITORS of JOHN:DANSER late
of Doncaster, in the COutity of York, Gent.-decralserl,
(who died in the Year 1803) are forthwith ti Come: in and
Prove their 'Debts befOre- FranciS Paul, Stratford, Esq. one
of the ithrters of the said Court, at his Ckianabers in South-
ampton-building's, ChancerHane,' London; or in default
t'.,ereof, they will be excluded the benefit of the said Decree.

•
Pursuant to, a Decree of thei Hig-11 Court. of Chancery, made
in a Cause, BROOKS against SNAITH,

THE CREDITORS of CHARLES ARNOLD;
late. of Lincoln's-Inn-fields, in. -the county of Mid-
dlesex, and of is the county of heirs, Go t.
ficceased (who died on or about the 12th day of April, 1812),
Ste forth,Ath to conic in and prove their Debts before Chai-le4
Esq. one of the Masters of the said Court, at his
Chambers, in Southamptou-bhildings, Chwicery-lane, Loa-
(Ion ;• or in default thereof will be excluded the benefit
of tai, said Deckee.

iTortNE, and ROGERS,
Strl4..--areet, Liagoltes-Inn.

LOWE'S PATENT BRITISH SHIRTING-CLOTH.

Fabric (after Four -Years 'progressive
in)provetoent),is now brought to- a Degree of Excel-
lence and perfection unequalled. '
It is suitable for all Climates and Seasons, by its tree-
doom from the'effects incident to the changes of the Atmos-
phere, to wbiA every other description of Shirting Cloth is
It is pleasant and comfortable in wear, wazlies beautifully
V hite, warranted for durability equal to the best Irish Linen,:
45nd sold at -about half the price, Wholesale, and by the
at the original Warehouse, 154, Cheapside, near St. Paul's;
gnd Harding and Co. W, Pall-Mall.
London, England, 1812-10-16

BIRTHS.

On Tuesday, in Belvidere-place, Bath, Mrs. Ashe, +rife
Mr. Ashe, Director of the Corcerts in that City, of a emu.
On the 14th inst. in Rockingham-row, the Lady of P.
Cocksedge, Esq. of a Daughter. •
London, England, 1812-10-16

serve in Parliain'e_nt.

After the election was deelared,, Charlcil Fox, (7,.
crtSpigny, Esq. addreSsed the audience in at clear
and, energetic speech, expressing- his sgtifaction
on the result and on the conduct of the poll, ,
opinion was, that no votes had 'been tendered and
rejected, Which, according; to the fullest delibera-,
tion, could li'aVe been admitted after public dis-
cussion ; at the same time observinE2'that if those
who rested their,ela.ms on the ground of being
inhabitants of the bOr'otigh',' paying scot find
should find thethsehres not deceived, but should'
establish it as their rigl tin the House of Cofii-
mons, he .Should feel sint:eresat;sfaction iii their
success : wishing nothing but that the law arid
the usage of right of election in the boi•ough shoUld
be established.
London, England, 1812-10-16

T. I3ISH,

ContraCtor for the Lottery, solicits your immediate Commands
at his Offices, No. 4, Corolla!, and 9,. CharinK Cross, where
lie sold, in the last Lottery,' '
No. 3,651 ~ B In 16 Shares. C 16,000
974 B In I I Shares.... 4,000
,
3,880 B In 12 Shares,
boo , A Whole -Ticket. . .500
2,736 - *A In 9 Shares. -.500,
0,736 B I'll 2 Shares.. .500
. 2,76 C..: .% .. .ln 9 Shares ' '3oo
:3,089.. , _ -..-. In 9 Shares „ B6O
_ _

And Four Prizei of 4200, &c. Bte. &c.
T. DISH hopes to be equally fortunate to bis'Friends, in
selling them the Capital Prizes, which must be drawn, and
shall be paid on demand, •
NEXT TUESDAY.

H-ORNSBY and Co. respectfully acquaint the
Pobiie, that they have a variety of TICKETS and
SHARES on Sale, at the-lowest prices in the STATE LOT-.
TERY, to be drawn NEXT TUESDAY, Ten Thousand
Tickets, Two Prizes of . 10.0001. besides • many Capital
Prizes, and no Prize less than 221.; Hornsby and Co. have
been successful in Selling and Sb4ring 'Capital Prizes, to
their Friends, who have honoured them with their Favours,
at their old established State Lottery Office, 26, Cornbilt ;
where all Prizes are exchanged without any deduction what-
ever.

HAZARD, BURNE, and Co. Stock-brokers,
respectfully inform the Public, that TICKETS and
SHARES. for the ensuing LorrEity, arc now on Sale dt
their Office, No. "33, -Royal Exchange, Laud On..
Tl:is Lottery, consists of only 10,000 Tickets, the Capi-
tal Prizt's are greater in Value than in tVe last, and the
Drawing.. will. take . place .On, Tuesday, the 2.oth of this
Month.

Price of is"Ti4et jet 15 0

Half-
I C ,Cuii 6 0 Eighth ,C4 'le 6
• Quarter 5 15 0 Sixteenth 1 9 6
".v* Letters, post-pair!, duly answered, and Orders from
the Country,, accompanied with Remittance, puuctually at-
tended to.
London, England, 1812-10-16

GOTTEI<BURGH MAIL.

FURTHER EXTRACT 3.

GOTTENBURGH, OCT. 6.—We have received

positive accounts. of the French having .entered
Itlosco‘V, 'but it,does not appear that this event
has/disheartened-the Russians, but. on the con-
trary, rendered them more inveterately hostile,
and more determined to resist their inhuman in-
vaders..

REVEL, AUG. 26,-,-The Nobility of the govern-
ment Estiionia, previous to the issuing of the
Imperial Manifesto of the 'l7th of July, actuated
by the purest ardour for the benefit of their'na-
tive country, had resolved to givea certain gratui-
ty of corn out of their own stores, and without
any contribations from the peasantry, of which,
according to the estimate now- viade, there are
already collected eight oe nine thousand ischle-
wert, besides about 200. oxen. But after. passing
the aforesaid Manifesto, 'the same Nobllity, led by
their own feelings for the general welfare, have
furthermore resolved, in their solemn assembly,
to keep, at their own expance, twenty officers of
•
the recruits now raising.

FROM THP. PETERSDURGH GAZETTE, SEPT. 18.

We have with pleasure:herewith to render the
public a few lines a private letter, *hick was:
sent from the Head-quarters of our army the 7th
of September •
" The day before yesterday was a battle of
heroes ; yesterday was a trifling skirmish ; but
this clay again a combat of heroes-. The earth
shakes ata distance of 18 wersts. The particu-
eulars ,you will learn froth the statements which
have been sent from the army ; but I will merely
assure you, for a fact, that on the first day; whilst
the Commander, in Chief was visiting the posi-
tions of the army, an eagle hovered over his head.
Prince Michael Leuonowitsch
.took his hat off,
and all gave a joyful huza. When-the RusSians
golto battle, like the anCientitomans, it.is impos-
sible that the eagles should not hover over them."
London, England, 1812-10-16

TO THE PUBLIC.

'eV NEXT TUESDAY, the 20th, this Month,
V all the LOTTERY will be drawn. There arc only
5000 Numbers, die of which will gain 140,000. There are
upwards o Two Thousand Prizes of kto,coo, £3,000 £l,OOO,
&c. &c. &c:
London, England, 1812-10-16

, • NAILS.
arilvFn-1 Gcttenbnrgli, 2 Dublin, 1 Waterford.
Cadiz, I Lisboa 1 Guernsey, I Jersey, 1 Gottenbnrgli

PRICE OF. STOCKA.
THIS DAY AT TWEI.Vt.
iR ;

' Consols .

THE . SUN.

SOLEM QUI S DICER F. rm.sum DEAT ?

L 0 D 0 N,
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1812.

We inserted yesterday, in a Second Edition, the
Bulletin. issued by Government, of the contents, of
the d;-,patehe... from Lord CA.TIICART, 'dated the
22d ult. from Petersburgh. For the information
of those of our Readers who did not see this part
of our impression, we re-insert the Bulletin this
day.
London, England, 1812-10-16

AILINIBERS ItE-rtm.:En

LaunteSton—P. B. Peliew,
Newport (Corn j-I.V.Northey, J. Elaine, Estirs
Westmoreland—Lordiquocasier,
Lowther.

.
SomersetShirc—Williarn Dick in son ,William Gore
Langton, Esqrs. withont opposition.
Norfolk—Sir J. H. Astley, T. W. Coke, Esqrs.
without opposition.
Wenlock—Hon. • Simpson, C. IV: Fores-
ter, Esq.
Shropshire-4. K. Powell, John Cotes, Esqrs:
Radnor—R. Price, Esq.
Lancashire.—J. Blackburn, Esq. Lord Stanley.
Durha»l County.—Lord Viscount Barnard, it
henry Vane Tempest. •
Lincolnshira.—Hon Charles A. Pelham, Charles
Chaplin, End. . •
Cainbridgeshire—Lord Charles Somerset Man-
ners, Lord F. G. Osborne.

Higham Feyrers.—W. Flamer, Esq.
Flinishire—Sir Thomas i\lustyri, Bart.
Aylesbaq—T. 'Es4. Lord Nugent.
Northam)? tonshire—Lord 'V. is. Al orp,
Cartwright, Esq.
London, England, 1812-03-02

LONDON FASMOAS.

FROM LA BELLE ASSEMBLEE OF THE..PRESEt4T
MONTH; MARCH,' 1812.
rvionNlNO, Or HOME COSTUME,--7A white cam
-
brit: frock, with a demi troinl Short sleeves, fa'stened up4tt
front with cordon and tassels : a necklace formed of two.
rows of opal ; the hair dressed in lull curls, and 'confined by
a demi turban of very, fine muslin tied on the right sicle.wigt
a small bow; silk stockings with lace clucks, richly bru-
caded, anti plain black kid slippers.
DaEss FOR FASHIONABLE Priomanuine. —A purple veil,
vet pelisse, with a full standinr-up collar, worn caretessry'
open over a round white dress of fine French cambric; the
pelisse trimmed with a broad bordering of braided ribbon, the
sainecolour as the.velvet. A Minerva bonnet 'of-amber co-
Joured sarsnet, with a long white ostrich feather across the
front ; the feather made round amt very full ; Tong black lacy
veil a-la Wig;eute.; a chain necklace, composed of pearls,
with a gold ornament depending in front, representing; thea Apollo lyre, set round with a circle of pearls ; a gold Lisbon.
chain, with an eye-glass hanging below the waist:- Plain gold oval-ring pendants. Purple half boots, and York4an
• in
gloves.
London, England, 1812-03-02

:AGGREGATE MEE7

DUSLIN Fee. .27. The following 'Resolutions
have appeared in'a Morning Papier of this day :
At a Meeting held in Capel-street, on the 22d of
February, 1812, of the MetnberS Of the Catholic
Board appointed by the Aggregate Meeting of the:
26th of December last—
London, England, 1812-03-02

DEPTFORD VICTUALLING-YARD,

Feb. zi,
THESE are to give Notice; that on Thursday,
-a- the izth of March next, at len o'clock
.in' the Fore noon,
will be exposed to Public Sale at His Majesty's
Yard, at Deptbrd, .sundry Lots of the following unserviceable
PROVISIONS rod STORES now ()ling in the said Yard,

viz.

Bread, Flour, Pease, Oatmeal, Raisins, Rice, Bread Dust,
Flour Sweepings, Callavances, Pease Screenings, Oatmeal
Sweepings, Bakehouse . Sweepings; Bags and Rags, Beef,
Pork, Suet, Sugar, Butter, and Cheese ; Leager, .Butt,
Puncheon, Hogshead, Barrel, Half Hogshead, Irish Tierce
and Barrel Staves, a quantity of Boards Ends, fire Wood,
&c. &c. &c.

A Deposit of Twenty-five Pounds per Cent. is to be made upon
the amount of each Lot at the time of Sale, and the remainder of
_the Purchase Monry paid, b-f-,re the Stores are removed; for which
purpose, a period Of fourteen working days will ie allowed from
the Day of Safe : the Buyers particularly observing, that not less
than one half of the quantity is to be removed from the Premises
within the firs: seven days, and the remainder in the seven fol-
lowing days, otherv•ire the Dep,sit Many will beforfeic-d, and,
the Provisions and Stores remain the Property of the Crown, a r
no extension of time, will, on any account,•be graded.
London, England, 1812-03-02

DIED.

LONDON : Printed by THOMAS WOOD, of No. 35, Maiden-lane, Covent-garden; and Published by IVII LIAM ARMIGER SCRII'PS, South Molton.street, Gosveror-squarei
At the SUN OFFICE, No, 112, Straud, when Advertisements, Orders for the Paper, 'getters for the Editor, &c. (Post-paid), must be addressed_

On the 'it'll of-December last, in the Island of Jamaica.
Esq. son of the late Thomas Harrison,
CEshqri.stfopornhieer Harrison, Esq.
of the said Island.
On the 19th of
.Sevtember last, at Calcutta, Mr. tames
Richard Martyr,' and Second Officer
o
23d ttt. a 071 o:
n
laiN'tsl'C ship Metcalfe.
On the'Mlton e Constable, Norfolk, the seat
of. a
rtyr,
Astley, liart. Member for the County, the.
Mult t, ooadslo.lisb
C son of
sister of the late Lord Debx-
yan and sister.in,law to the late Earl of Chesterfield.
On Tuesday last, at CambTiclge,, Richard-john, youngest
son of the Rev. Dr. Marsh, Margaret Professor of Diviadty
in that University.
On Wednesday morning last, at his house at Kentish_
Town, Samuel Devis, Esq, :axed Bg,
On Thutstial. List, in the 7:l3(ii year of her age, Sarah Ann,
wife of Martin 1-lopk ins; ESq. of Warworth..
On Friday.,
fe o morning, at St. John's Battergea Rise,
Mary, the wif W..FlUtchins, Esq. aged 5-1 years.
On Sunday; at Powick,- rear Worcester, Lady Packing-
ton, relief of Sir Pock ippon.
On the 28th ult. at the-0 Kennington, Thos. Deacoril,
Esq. formerly.of the house of derdoe, Wilkinson, and Dea-
con Of Upper ThaMet street.
...an the ailth of, January, in the Forest of Birse, James
Brown, aged 163 ; also, lately, in' the same place, Christi/in
*Catanach, aged toll and 'a short time after-her death, rhea
ner brother, Donald Catan:Acll, aged 9t. These persons had
liVed many years in the Forest,*andretained their faculties to
the last.

.1' STOCKS
ADAY.
llndia Bonds, 14s t SS. pr.
EXCileq. plia, Is. 4s. pr.
Omni Urn, 2 diS.
Imperial 3 per Cent.
Ditto Ann. 5 1 9. t6tizs
Coils. for loth April, f 2 61 i.

HIGH WA'rER AT IIONDUN I3RIDGE TO.MOR-
ROW.
Morning, 6 min. after 5. Evening, 3r min. after s,
London, England, 1812-01-30

DIED.

On, Saturday the. isth inst. at Lieutenant-General Da
Grove, Blackheath, Mary Rosamond Tulloch, only
datOiter ot Major Alexander Tulloch, of the Royal Arta-
,
On the zad inst. at Wells, G. Lax, cert. Esq. an eminent
Solicitor, and ..tlemher of the Corporation of that City:
On the 23d inst. in the Both 'year of his age, at his seat,
Treharthi-Hall, Francis' Rood, Esq. late Colonel ot the
Royal Cornniall Militia. • - '
On Thursday the zjd iust. Mr. Robert M4rriott, aged 7.. z
years.

On Sunday Jast, suddenly, Mts. Beard, wife of Mr. N 4.
thanieiTeard, of 1-lox,ton-Square.
On Monday last„•aged 67, . Jonathan Mathews, Esq. of
Stratford Green, Essex.
On Tuesday, at ‘Vnitehall, the infant daughter of jeseitli
Phillintore, LL. D.
Last week, at Corsham, in the Seth year of his age, Ed-
‘vard Hasted, Esq. I'. R.S. and f 4.5.

COAL MAltk.-Et, lAN. 29:
Ships at Market. Ships sold.' ice.
23 Newcastle . . •17 • 48s. 3d. to 565. od.
a Sunderland . . 0 . —.s. od. to —s. od.

I'R ICE q.

s rocks.

' YESTXRDAY.
Bank Stock,•23ri 2321 India Bonds, r7s. I3s. pr.
Navy c per Cent 94 b Excheq. Bifls, 3d. per day,
4 par Lent. 74i s 3s. 4S. pr.-34d. per da
; per ent. hen. b 3 4s. 6s. pr. y,
3 per Cent. Cons. nz Oinnium, dis.
lank L. Aini. 16 7-16thS 1 Imperial 3 per Cent.
India Stock, k Cons. tor 27th lieb. 62

HIG.H.WATER AT LONDON :BRIDGE To.mort.
Row.

Morning, 5 min. after 4. Evening, 3o min. after 4,
London, England, 1812-01-30

ADIVHIZIILTY-OFFICiE,
Jan. 23, IF IZ.
MOTICE is herely given that a Session of Oyer
I'l and Ternliner and G:al Delivey, for the,Trial 6,1 Offences
committed on the High Seas, within the jurisdidion of the Ad-
miralty of .englartd, will he held at Justice Hall, in the Old
Bailey, London, Cm Friday the 28th of Fehruary,next, at El:g-;)t
o'clock in She Morning,

Y. CROKER.

VICTUALLING UPI E,
Feb. 28, ittlz.
THE COMMISSIONERS for I"ICTUALLING
His MAJESTY'S NAVY do izerehy. give Notice, that on
Friday, thegitb F..hruary next, they will be ready to receive
Tenders in *writing, ( sealed up), and treat fur Two Hundred
and Fifty Thousand-Gallons' of WEST-INDIA RUM to-he
delivered, duty free, fronz Warehouses in which the same shall
tae e been b,,nded, into his Majesty's Pk-Mailing Stor4s at Dept-
ford and Pot tstn,::l6, in the Jo' !swing proportions, viz.

Gallons

Dr.ptford 100,000
Portsmouth lso,ooo

250,009 Gallons,

One half thereof in One itfonth from the Day of Contraa and
the other half in one Month atm; wa?dr.

And for Nine Runde ed Quartels of NEw PALA, and Three
Hundred Quarters of NEW CLOSE DRIED AMBER
MALT,. to be answe• able 19 Sampler (of not less than one quart
each ) 4 be produced with the Tenders, and to be delivered v..iasin
the space a Fortnight, into his Majesty's Vißuading Stores at
Deptford. The tufvl," to be pail far by Bills, payable will)
Interest, Ninety Days after date.

The Conditions of tbi Contrails may be seen at the Secretary's
Office.

No regard will he had to any Tender in whicb the Price shall
trot be inserted in words Lit length, or that shall not be delivered
to the Board before Use o'clock on the said Fria'sy, the 7th
Feb, stafry next; Nor unless the. Person who makes the Tender',
or some Person on hit behalf, attends, to answer when called
1;r,

OFFICE OF.ORDNANCE,
Jan..y. l5, 18 lie
THE
PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA-
•
yESTP's ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, that
Proposals will be received at their- Office in Pall. (Mall, on or
.before 111tonday, the 3I day of February inst. from such Per:
sons as may be wilting to -undertake the Supply of SAN D
BAG S fir- Service of this Department,
.for a period of. Three
Years, terminable at the expiraion of One Year at the Option
of either Party.
Patterns 01 the Articles rmfy be viewed upo.a application at the
principal Storekeeper's Office in the Tower; and further parti.
culars, together Tad, the Terms and Conditions of the Contrail,
may he known, at the .Secretav's-Office in Pall7llTall, afore.
said, 49, day between the hours of Ten and Four o'Ckck, where
the Proposals must he ckliverd sealed up, and indorsed " Pro-
posdls for Sand. Bags;" hut nlo Proposal can be admitted after
the said 3d day of February, al Twelve o'CLek at Non of the
same
.Day, neither will ivy Tender be noticed, unless the Party
malting it or an .Ig,wl on his behalf, thud attend,
By Order of the Beard,
R. U. CREW, See.
London, England, 1812-01-30

LONDON : Printed by 1 tiohiAS WOOO, of No. 35, Maiden-lane, Covent-garden; and 1 übiished by WILLIAM A RMIGE R SCRIPPS, south Al
. At the SUN OF.FICE, No, II; Strand, where Advertisements, Orders for the Paper, Letters 19r the Editor, &c, (post-paid,
London, England, 1812-05-07

EN r WORM LOZENGES

ITORMS are the most frOuent sources of
w Chil-
dreit's Diseases. l'heir s 3 !upturn's every. Ptvrent. and
Guardian ot Co.ildren should be acquainted with. . They oc-
casion Less ot Appetite, a Paleness -of the Colour of the
Pace,. Emaciation, and irregular state of the Bowels, atte*.
ed after with violent pNris •' they bring on.Convolsions ; they
aired the growth of the Body, and they pn,ive fatal, by end -
ing in a Consumption or Decay.
.• Both as-a Preventative and
Cure of these alarming Cornplaints,,the above excellent Me-
dicine is universally allowed, on the testimony of the highest
Charaders in this Country, both in rank and respeetabilit
to have no equal. Their public approbation, given to the
Proprietor, from a personal knowledge of its wonderful s,ic
cess iu their own Families,.stainps its -merit beyond COMpcti-
tion, and-gives -a sanction to it, of which no other Mcditiue
of the kind can boast. Parents and others who have the
'Care of Children, should have. this Reinely as a Family Me_
di,:inc to resort to, whenever the Stornach'or Vowels C nil-
dren are any way diso'rdered, it will siway s be tOund
to relieve. .
Sold, wholds,ile-,and retail, at. Ching and 'Butler's, No. 4
Cheapside, London; Sharp and Belam, Portsmouth; ..iones;
lteston, Attu-my, a.;.(1 Caliory, Portsea-; - Hair and' 'Winston,
Gosport ; Cideman'and lacob, Sheerness ; i'eck and Ross,
and-Turner, Hull ; Coolcworthy, Nettleton. and
Gilbert, Plymouth ; Knott and Ll4d, au!! S whiney and
Co. Birminghain ; litilinge and Lathhiny, LiVerpool ;
Staines and. Lynch, Manchester; Trewman, Exeter ;- Stnith,
Mandersiin, RaOurn,
,Scott; ands-Baxter, Edinburgh ; ;Bax-
ter and M•Donald, Glaupw ; Bnight and.-Barry, Bristol ;
Stevenson and Co Norwich ; Swii,ten, L'ei.ecter ; lictW.uds
and Penny, Liverpool and retail- by most Country Ven,
daS, in iitACI, at as, 9d. and ;s. fnt, eaukt.

FPRTCF, STXPENCE-HALFPV,NNY
London, England, 1812-07-03

BIRTHS.

On Monday the 29th ult. in Whupole,street, Mrs. Paul
Methuen, of a still-horn child.

.....
The'same day, at tt►e Vicarage-House, Leatherhead,' Sur-
rey, the lady .of the Rev. Jonathan. 'dyers, Barrett, -of
Daughter. . .
On Tuesday, at. Hampstead, Mrs. John Henry Brune, of
Bury-court, St. ,Mary-Axo., •of a Sou.
On Wednesday, July 1, the Lady of the Rightikion. Itegi•
nald Pole Carew, was safely delivered of a Daughter, at his
house in New Cavetidish7street.-
Yuterday, at his house in . Wimpole-street, the Lady'of
Captain Henry Lambert, of the Royal NaVy, of a Daughter.'
London, England, 1812-07-03

MARRIED.

OMAS WOOD, Maidcn-lane, Covent-garden; and Published by WILLIAM ARMIGER SCROPS, South Molton-street, Grosvenor-5(1:u, ex
No. 112, Straliii, where Ailvertisements, Orders for the Paper, Letters for the. Editor„,&c. qiost paid), must be addressed.

On the 30th ult. .at Hadley, Middlesex, the Rev. Daniel
Charles Delafosse, Fellow of King's College, Cambridge, to
Plurbe Anne, fifth daughter of .fames Quilter, Esq. of the
same place. • -
The smile day,, at Allhallows Church, Lombard-street, Mr.
H. A. Thompson,' of Canterbury, to Janet Elizabeth, eldest
daUghter of 1)r. Sime, of Gracechureb-strect.
Yesterday, at St. Markaret's . Church,. Westminster,
Bain to Frances, youngest daughter of. JameS
Hatsell, Esq. of Spritig-ganten Terrace.
. The same ,lay. at Islington, William Murray, Esq. of the
Inner Temple, to Maria, second daughter. of Mr. Joshua
Joyce, of Essex-street, Strand.

DIED.

On the 52 sth of April last, at Dominio, Charles Nailer,. •
Esq. Comptroller of His Majesty's Customs at that Island.
On the 20th alt. at Grangehall, Morayshire, North Bri"
tain, James Peterkin, or Grange, Esq. •
. On-the 25th ult. at Abergavenay, Lady Harrington, mo-
ther of Sir .lohh Harrington, Bart.
On Sunday lait, after a long illness, Mrs. Dicke.;on, wife-
of Mr. Andrew Dickeson, of Little Eaisteheap.