The Sun.
London, England, 1802-11-30 00:00:00

AN ADVOWSON

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VIVANTED by Purchase, where the probability
of an early Presentation may be expeded, in a plea-
sant Neighbourhood.
The Counties of Oxford, Hants, Wilts, Berks, Glouces-
ter, Warwick, Northampt•on; -or Bucks, ditant from Laudon
at least Thirty Miles, will "b preferr4l, and, if with Land,
in lieu of Tithes, the more agreeable.

Apply or .address 'Letters to 'Mr. Turner, Solicitor, Mar-
gatet-street, Czwenclisli-4quare, -.London', with,foll particu-
lars, which will be immediately atteprieroo.

TO BE syLtc

THE PERPETUAL AI) \TOWSON of the
RECTORY of REARSBY, in the CoGn.y of LEI-
CES'T'ER ; comprising the ,Rectorial House, which is
eligibly situated in the Parish of Rearsby aforesaid, within
seven miles of Leicester, eight of Meltou.Mowbray, ten of
Loughbojough, and six or Quorntion, to all which F Places'
there are Capital Turnpike Roads ; 'with s,lveral Closes of
rich Arable, Meadow,,and P.asture.ground, in the Lordship
or Librrties 01. R..ear,sby, aforesaid, 4..oritaiiiing together Three
I :11010,,At
WA11t..0;y,.-13,ve,...:-?, cr!;,s, 4a; p vy,ards,.. Also. the
u "t:1•14i- o L.11.-ti <I: Of:
are taken in Kiwi, and several money payments in lieu of
Tithes, issuing out of about twenty-three Cottage Houses,
in Rearshy aforesaid.
There is no Hamlet within the Parish, and only one
Church to serve. The' present Incumbent is upwards of
seventy-five
_years old, aigi very infirm.

Norther Particulars 'may be hail, by applkation to the
Rev. Alr.J.‘Parsons, of R-earsby, or Messrs. King, Cooke,
and Kiw4, Attonlies,Lekesler. •

DOUBLE WRITER.
Y 'MA JES*I Y's ROYAL LETTERS
ji.) PATENT, the newly-invented Alachine for writing
with two Pens, producing at the name • instant Two Origi-
nals' according to the common mud,: ‘vri bag, is offered to
the, Commercial, Poli:ica!, 1.:;.0.1, and Literary World, as
well as to all- Persons desirous oz' preserVing authentic Re-
cords of their Correspondence, Statements, Compositions,
_ _ .

7This Invention, which is reduced to. a 'Prat-lice bath easy,
and tree from every Detect,. -has been sanctioned by the pa-
tronage ot some of the most distinguished•Charaders in tuc
World. Many Persons who had been obliged to ha.ve
course to the Copying or rather Pressing -Machine, 'have ex-
Dperienced the most complete SatisfaCtion :in the use ot the
Double Writer. . The trouble and incotivenience attending
the former are totally superseded by the latter, Whieh is so
justly twined, that there can be no mistake in its use, and
constructed with such mechannical exactness and solidity as
to precluneshe necessity of all repair.
;Manufactured and 'sold, by. j. H. Farthing, '
/London, Portable Writing Desk•and Letter-copying Machine
'Manufacturer fur exputitation.

•
. • NEW MEDICINE
At the only Warehouse for Dr. rAMES":; POWDER,
• No. 45., St. Paul's Church-yard, London.
rr HE following' MEDICINES are Sold, at the
• 1. Prices aiintixed, including the Stamp Duties; and as
it is enaetA, that from the ist of September, 1862,- the
Stamps Should be applied to -ail Proprietary Medicines, as
well for Foreign as for Home Consumption, and as a con-
siderable 'Addition is made. to the Stamps, on the articles of`
higher value, or those in -bulk, the prices of Dr. James's
Powder will_ be in future 2s 9d.. per Packet, or ss. 6d.
per Dozeni,.. but the quantity of a Dozen Packets in a •Bot-
tie (as made up ,tor the Army and Navy) may be had for
ii. 4s. And as' by favour of the Commissioners of the
Stamp Office, Plates arc prepared for Mr. Newbery's sepa-
rate use, with his Name engraved in each Stamp, the Public
will be careful to obst,rve, that the tvords, " F. Newbery,
45, St,. Paul's," are printed in the-Stamps of all his
Medicines; and as'it is presumed that this Will be •a. sof&
clean security against Counterfeits, his Siknattire on the
Labels on Dr. James's Powder will be discontinued from
henceforward. ' _

Stamps will be allowed gratis, as usual, to those who
purchase Half a Dozen or more at a time, of .the lower
priced articles.

s. ti. . s. d.
Dr. jaMes'S Pdvirder 2 9 Lozenges of Blois .r 14
Do. a Bottle 24 o Fre-ake'sTind,of Bark 4 o
Dcv,.ArtalepticTills 4' 6 Do. Huxharn's 2 9
'Do. large Box - 24 o English Coffee. - 1 g'
Dr.. Steer's Opodeldoc a 6 Genuine Arquebusade 8 6
Do. Convulsion Oil - i 6 . OrtriskirioNledicines 8 6
Do. Camomi le Drops r 9 NI isn's Scots Pills t o
Do. Faregoric Lozenges r Essenceof Peppermint I i 4
Berry's Bilious Pills ,4 6 Grant's Drops . Dr. Austin's Chalyheate Dr. Hooper's Pills • t
ditto . • - 4 o GlasS's Magnesia - :3 6
Dalby's Carminative - r 9 freury's Ditto - 2 6
EssenceolColtsfoot 3 6 - Norton's Drops , - 5 6
Cephalic Simi!' - o 9 Spilsbury's Drops 5
Spence's Dentrifrice 4' o Dr. Sotander's Tea
Jones's Rheumatic Tine- G reenough's Tincture r tl
Lure -3, 6 Do. jolt', Lozenges r 14
N. B. StaMps with, Mr. Newbery-'s Name are affixed to
the first twenty. Articles above numerated ; and as many
Persons' particularly Servants and Messengers, mistake his
House, he is under the necessity of pointing out, that it is
at the East End of St. Paul's, nearest to ,Clicapside, and
that it has a large White Stuccoed Frani-, on which these
Words are iiis';ribed '‘‘ THE ONLY WAREHOUSE
FOR DR, lii.NlES's POWDER."

his Day was published, price rl. ns. 6d. in boards,
Handsomely printed in Quarto, embellished with a Portrait
,of Sir Ralph Abercromby, from a Pidure by Hoppner,
A N HIS,TORICAL ACCOUNT of the BRI-
-I•I.TISH EXPEDITION to EGYPT ; in which are
Notes on General Reynier's Publication ; some important
FaCfs relative to General Bonaparte; Remarks on the Moral
and Physical State of Egypt ; cOrriPlete Official Documents,
and much other interesting Matter, with .Maps of the
Country,,inwhieh every Movement is described:

By Lieltenant- i..:oionel SI R R. WI LSON, \ -
Knight of th Ordef of Maria Theresa. ‘ •
Printed for T. Egerton, at the Military Lihriity, White-
.
hall.

NEW EDP:II:MS OF USEFUL PUBLICATIONS
Ina Pocket Size.'•

I. EPITOME' of the STOCKS and PUBLIC.
FUN-DS, which contains every thing necessary to be'
known for perfectly .understanding the Nature of those Secu-
rities, and tha Mode of doing Business therein. To which is.
annexed a Co-pious Equation Table, exhibiting, at one:View;
the Value the dillitrent Stocks and Funds bear to each other;
also the Value of Land; and the Prices at which the seine
Interest is made in either upon the Money laid out..--iisith an
Appendix, ceataining,-.the only Account ever yet published
ot. the Bria Stock and Funds of the United States of- Ame-
rica.

By T. FORTUNE.
The Sixth Pdition, with Additions, • Price ts.• sd.
AlSo, by the same Author,. 2. A Concise and Authentic
History of the Bank of. England ; with Disseaations on 'Me-
tals and Coin, Bank Notes; and Bills of Exchange To
which is added-their Charter, 3d edit, price 2S'. A
Coiled Alphabetical List•of all the Country Bankers .resid-
ing in. England; SeOtland,' and Wales, with -the Names of
the Bankers in London upon whom they draW.. With sepa-
rate Lists -of the Bankers in London and Dublin ; Duties on
Bills of Exchange, &c. 4th edit. price ts. 6d. _
Printed fOr and sold by T. B9osey, Old Broad-street, near
the Royal Exchange ; D. Symonds, Paternoster-row
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This Day was published, in One Volume, Bv—o.
Pricers. boards,
The Fourth Edition; improved, of

THE STOCKS EXAMINED • and Compared ;
or, A G-UIDE to PURCHASERS in the PLI3EIC
FUNDS : containing an Account of the. different .Funds,
from the times of their creation till the year iSoz, including.
th,:. Imperial and Irish Annuities,' transferable at the Bank of
England, and the Stock of Public Companies; with useful
and eitensi ve. Tables, illustrated- by-Observations and E xam-
pies ; including a New Table for shewipg the comparative
value of deterred Stock
.tir every hal‘year until the interest
commences ; also, Statements of the National Debt, anti an
Account of the present Plan-tor liquidating the same.
• By WI LLIANI FM RMA N., Lite Accomptant to the Cot-
, potation of the Royal Exchange Assurance. ,-
Printed for W.' I. and Richardson, Royal-Exchange.
.01 whom may be' had,
1. In Two Vols. Royal 4to .niece Four uineas, in boards,

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TABLES of the several EUROPEAN EXCHANGES.
Shelving, by inspe:tion, the Value of any S..!.im ot
all tnc principal *Places or r urope, at the dirrerent Prizes to
which the Courses of Exchange may Riseor Fall. And de-
scribing in what Money, Real or imaginary, Books and Ac-
counts are usually kept, and Bills drawn at each Place, with
the plain method of Calculation by the Rule of Three. " Ta-
bles equating the Monies of the different Provinces of Spain
with each other, arid a Table of the Flemish Money. To
which is prefixed, an Account of the Usances, or Times at
which Bills are drawn from the several Places,. together
with the Days of Grace allowed in each. By Robert Be-
wicke, of London, Merchant.
a. Price Four Shillings, bound, ,

EVERY, MAN HIS OWN BR-O'KER ; or, A Guide to
the Stock Exchange. In which the several Classes of the
Public Funds, commonly called the Stocks, are distinctly
explained,; and the Mode of Transferring or of Buying. and
them is rendered intelligible for Perons desirous to
transad their own Business'. The 'Thirteenth Edition, con-
siderably improved. By Thomas Mortimer.
3. TABLES of INTEREST, caleitlated at 5 per Cent.
sheaving at one view the Interest of every Surn, tram One
Pound to Three Hundred and Sixty-five Pounds. They are
also carried on by Hundreds to One Thousand Pounds' and
by Thousands to Ten Thousand Pounds, from. One Day to
the Hundred •and Eighty-four Days. To which are added,
Tables of Interest, fi•orn. One to Twelve Months, and from
Two to Ten Years. Also, sables lot calculating Commis-
sions on Sales at Goods, Bank*g-Accounts, from One-eighth
to 5 per Cent. By Joseph K.l4s, Liverpool. Second Edif
tion, tss. boards. .
4. Price One Shilling and Sixpence,
The.TERMS of all the LOANS which have been raised
for the. Public Service during the last Fifty Years. With ah
I ntrodudory Account of the Principal Loans prior to-that
period ; and Observations on the Rate of Interest paid tier the
Money borrowed. The Seemid Edition. -By J. Greiner.
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ALLARDYCE onthe AFFAIRS oftheßANK- ofENG-
LAND. Containing,- among a great variety of other impor-
tant Infartnation respelling that Establishment, an Average
Amount. of Bank Notes for every three Months, a Weekly
Amount of Bank 'Notes in Circulation, Table of the Scale of
Cash, Bullion, of Discounts, &c. Together with a Copy of
the harter,-- anda concise Account of the Establishment of
the Bank of England. '

Copy of wetter received by Mr. Scor, r. of Edinburgh, and
forwar by him to the Proprietors of the GENUINE
SPILSBURY's ANTISCORBUTIC DROPS, No. is,
Soho-Square, London.
AM very happy to informyou of the good effed.
I have experienced from the use of SPILSBUitY's
DROPS recently procured from you., The following is a
short statement of my Case :
About a year since l perceived a small, pimple on my right
leg, which stadually increased, discharging a thin acrid•hu7
moor ; Several large boils then appeared, and both legs were
affeCted,--till at last the tore part of my right leg became_ul-
cerated• ffom the knee to, the foot ; the pain was so acute
that I was reduced to the necessity of keeping my bed, not,
being able to walk -, I lay in this condition near six 4,onths,
during which time I consulted several Medical Gentlemen,
but with little elka, till fortunately I was advised by a friend-
fo try SP I LSBURY's DROPS, which,sl •sent •for to your
Shop ; the gobd efFeCts of which have been most surprising,
for in a short time' my legs were healed, and my heal:hand
trength restored, which, under Providence, I can attribute
only to the excellence of the above Medicine, and and happy
to say that:at the -present period I am in every respeolas
sound in mv ,limbs, and rs perfeetly well in health and
strength, as I have ever been'at any former period of my life.
Dean, • ! am, sir, your obliged Servant;
• _
near.E d rgh , WILLIAM WILS.ON...
July, s,' 1832.
the undeesigned, do certify to the trathpf the above
Case : • .•.<
•

Mrs. MILLER, Grocer, Ediabtirgh..;
ROB.ERT BROWS, Weaver, Water of-Leith. ,
ARCH. Ft ErE, Weaver, Dean, 'near Edinburgh, ' -
The above Drops are sold by the general vci,64ers in town
and country, with a black Stamp allixecl to each bottle,
marked" SrILSBURY and Co. No. ts, Soho square." Also
the words, " By the King's Patent," ion Bottle, Bill, Ad
Wrapper.

IMPERIIL PARLIAAIE Ar 7.

HOUSE OF 'COMMONS,

MONbAY, NOV. 29.

CAPTAIN MARKHAM gave notice that the Navy
Estimates would be moved on Wednesday noxt..

The following Petitions' complaining of undue
Eietaioris were presented, viz. for lkhester, the
hearing of which was fixed for the' 3(.1 of February ;
for East Grinstead, in favour of JOHN -FROST,
presented by Sir FRANC.P BURDETT, fixed for the
Bth February ; for Glasgow for the ioth February.-;
for Oakhamptcn for the 13th February ; for Har-
wich for the 17th February ; for Berwick foe the
22cl February.
Mr. Buttoon's Bill for suspending the Ads of
the' I st.ll and 17th Geo. 111. respeaing the Circula-
tion of Promissory Notes, under “ertain value,
was read a second time. _

Mr.'VANSITTAIIT moved that ro Private Peti-
tions should be received after the r.kth of February

next.

Sir W. EL FORD said, that instances had QC...
cured in which the time for receiving Private
Petitions had been prolonged, but he hoped that,
would. not be the case in future, because it was
produEtive of great inconvenience to individuals. -
Mr. ALEXANDER moved to revive the COmmit.
tee for examining. into and reporting upon the. Ex-
piring Laws..--Agreed to.
The usual instruaions to the said Committee,
were also moved and agreed to.
Petitions were presented from the•Maltsters •of
Coventry, .by Mr, JEFFERYs, against the Afti.of
last Sessions,
,respe6ting the Duties upon Malt, &c.
Sir WILLIAM ELFORD presented. fbetltions from
the Cheniists and Druggists of -the Town of Ply-
mouth, and from Plymouth
,Dock„, against the late
Medicine• A. •

Mr. BRAGGE presented a Petition from the
Maltsters of Bristol.

VANSITTART brought up an Account of the
Outstanding Exchequer Bills.
The CH4Nc ELLoR of the EXCHEQUER gave no-
tice, that on Wedresday next a Motion would .be
made in the Committee of Supply for discharging
the. Outstanding Exchepier Bills, charged upon the
Supply of !Sot.
Person from the Customs presented an Account
of the &unties paid upon the importation of Corn.
-,—Ordered to be printed.
Mr. RosiNsoN, from the London Wet-dock
Company, presented an Account of their Receipts
..and Disbursements...
Adjourned till to-morrow,

ARRIVED.

MAILS.

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THIS DAT A T TWELVE O'CLOCK,.
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THE SUN.

cOl4l/ QUIS DICERI yiLL:UM T ?

LONDON, NOVEMBER 30, iSoz.

WE: received this morning the Mo4iteur of the
:6th inst. the contents of which are extremely un-

interesting.
The Funds are sz. 95.

We also received a Mthibtirsk Mail. The Sup-
plementary Plan of Indemnities has not yet been
published. It is reported that the GRAND DUKE of
TrispANy *ill ieceiye the Ele4oral Dignity.

The Quy EN had a Card Party on Friday evening
or the Lodge, at Windsor.

Yesterday the Pit IIICH of W4LEs .set ofd for
prightoo, 'where he-will remain about a week:

Ott Sunday night the DUtchess of DevoNsHIRE
gave a Slipper to His Royal Highness the PRINCE
of WALEs, at 'which were present the Dutchess of
ST. ALBAW:;, Lady EtTzwILLIAm, Lady .1-3Fsto-
JEtOUGII, Lady HEATHCOTL', Lady MokrETH, and
Lady H. CAVENDISH.,

Mr. ER,K E gave a 'grand dipper on Sunday to
the French Ambassador, and a
.elcEf. party of i'riend3,
The Fii7NcH AMBASSADOR gave a grand. dinner
yesterday to M.OTTO, party of friends.
Lord. LIVERPOO4 and family are ex eEted in
town to-morrow.

i The Eitt Guit.oroit) -arrived. n Town in per..
felt health on Sunday evening-at BAtt's Hotel, in
Tertnyn-street, from his seat of Waldershare, near
bover, where he has been sit,ce his return from

Yrance.

Colonel GaEsTILL,B means shortly to take a trip
to Paris.

Lord Luc4isr continues seriously indisposed at
jlis house in Charles-street, Berkeley.square.
Lor‘l and Lady RApitox are gone on a visit to Sir
?TULIP F 1 LEs, Bart. near Bridgewater, and will
return to Longford Castle the beginning of next

week.
Lady L4NcFoRD is expeaed in town to-morrow ;
his LOrtiSliip is in Paris.

(Lord P.opEr: arrived yesterday at Blake's Hotel,
+.lerniyn.screet. Lord Lorrus and Lord ROBERT
ICoTTVAHAM left the abOve Hotel yesterday for

Paris.

Lord CAsTLEREA9H has lately purchased Lord
t'ALMERSTON'S louse at East Sheen.

A great and splehdid addition is. now .making to
ADDINQTON'S house in Richmond Park; when
completed., it will far exceed in beauty any other
residence in it. Sixty acres of land are marked out
to be inclosed round the house.

General KEFP.E L and the Staff of
,Martinique,
ceded to tlie,French, has arrived in Town.

A V L NEWS.

PDRISMOUTH, Nov. 29.

ARRIVED the Landsman, PETERS, from Embden
with oats for this Port ; Neptune, Fistitlt, from
Deptford; Success, FOWLER, from Newcastle
Joseph and Betsey, ED IV AR DS, from Porjland for
Margate ; and Rose, FAIRC LOC 11 from Sunderland.

Sailed the Cambrian, JAMES, for Chicester ; Ju-
piter, EwErr, for Southton, and' Industry, SULLY-
trAgi for Chepstow.
Went out of Harbour, His Majesty's Ships De-
terminee, Capt. SKENE ; Alonzo, Capt. FAULKNEK,
and Leda, Capt. HARDY.