The Sun.
London, England, 1816-09-24 00:00:00

'THE PATENT IMPERI AI, DI NING-TA-
X: lU,Eti, anal pATENT TRAPALGAIt srntno.lltri
io• ottetiegataPiece of Earnitnre,
and Lyon I:iv'e new daerynt Plow ; the Patent Improved Sof,
Bed?; and. Chair Beds; brass-crew Foot- Post,. and Tent
Dedsteads, Vitrnitory and Itvddin; complete ; Porto!th
Chairs, with several other new invented and improped articles
of fwoitAire; aka a,general :end erytxtensive assortment of
Upholstery and Cabinet Aracler; for fit riiiihing com-
plete; ready, mann fa4ured, wberc. Fautilies al,ly Se lea.an d
furnish, a whole 'louse in a few days, avoiding the extreme
ine.dnrettlence tif.waiting several' Months itteompleting their
Establishment, •
East•toid West India Articles, Arniy and Nan, &e. Ike. by
Morgan and Sanders, 16 41417, Catheriac-street, Strand, tin
terms tine most moderate, for prompt payment.

URITISH .1-."AINIT 11ANUFACTORN, 62,
.L QUEEN-STREET, CHEAPSIDE, LONDON.
.
'Per Cia. 1' • • per Cwt.
liiri!lble preen ..405.. 1 $ SiAt.. Lead, and Stone
Olire ditto 7Gs. • ' CalOttr '
Bright ditto ll2s. Chocolate
1.11;iql-
't+ll4‘‘...

Prepared Oil to thin them for ute.tis.hd. per Gallon.
are
These Paints ground in Linseed Oil; dry very quick,
and in he applied I,li the eiteral• purposes of inside Paint-
in Park Paling's and nut-d:iiir 'Work they arc particu.
larly adapted, as they corer a s.nrfade ly twice as great as
any-other Paints t are anti-corrosive and very durahle.
`l4.lined .Cuarrar Brown, t'Si. per Civt.; Common, I Ss. per
Cwt..

N.B. 13e4 Gyonnd. White Lend, 434. per Cwi.; Lince,o.l
'Oil, 41. M. per I.;iiiini; Turpi4itine, Ss. O. per Gid!en.—
An altokvaive to the Trade or Perseus taking a quantity, for
Ready-money.

DODSLtY'i ANNUAI, itEC;IiTER.
This Day 4s. published, in Svc). price iqs. boardc,

ANNUAL REGISTER. • or, View of
4.d.. the 11.5t.,m, Politics, and Literature, fur tile Yea' IRIS.
Coridini Prin;vd fur Criidock; ..tind Joy; J. Ot-
ridgq ; c otht.ll ; Longioan, tl urst,, Rees, Orme, and Brown ;*
:Jeffery; J. Bell; Licititigton„ Alloi4anil Co.; J. Asperse;
;mid Slierwood, Neely, and Jones.
few Sets- remain complete in 57 Volumes. !Intl Mill
of the ',cries (rum, tpt -told) 5, in Volumes. Gen-
whose Si•ts are imperfect are recommended to take
the hellcat opportunity of completing' thew, 4$ toady of the
Volumes ata nearly ..at of print.

'1() TfiE EDIToIt 014'

Eaton Pat It, Muilay, Sept., 13,

Ste,--When 1 first a t.r.Vessed you on the subject
of the mysterious Advertise:taint by Mr. It. PHIL.
on, Bond..street, which brOught myembarrassed
eireurnstances to the knowledge of the uke Of
WELLlNGToreand.of the t'ublic,l could only state
my sentiments upon the advancing 'attack.
.It
may not be improper, perhaps, now to fiiSh- my
story, by, informing you that my political situation
has has not been destroyed by the Civil Waterloo, as
it were, of the. London and Middlesex Bank, in
which affair 1-have been so long. engaged and have
suffered so much, though not a defeat; I inti-
mated, in my letter' to 'Ale. WvATT, that I.should
try to avert the instant ckilainity which men:iced
my station in life, and aceordingly I appealed to
thejustice and equity of the Court of Chancery :
I have not appealed in vain ; and by tic benigtr
intervention of that'Conet, my property has been
rescued hobs sndden and violcnt spoliation.
'lea myself 'especially bound, in gratitude for this
signal protection, to be most faithful to the British
:Constittitiou, to be vigilant in advancing the in-
terests of this County, which 1 have so long bad
the honour to represent, and, ‘Vhile I hold this to
,use sacred distinction, ever to be steady in sup-
porting such measures as may seem to me best
calculated to maintain the prosperity and dignity
of the United Kingdom.
I Lave the honour to be, Sir , your most obedient,
,And very humble Servant,
GEO. TIPTON anti Co. I

GETtAItD NOEL.

THE Hi\UVEST, &c.

Some one-now seetus to engage, that an acre
f land can this Autumn be manured anti sown.
with wheat, the expence of both not to exceed
151. lii some recent years of.the last and; pre-
senti_ciatury, the gooti - farmers or Hanipshire
have'mantlreti their hills ind chalks with 15 loath
per 'aere; at ios. a load, 7f. IN. an acre ;
.and
paid Si. to 31. 10s. for the Ibushels of seed Wheat.
ts i L 411 acre, besi4('s lahonr, superintend -
ance anti implements, rent, tythe, poor's-rates.
arid all taxes ! The difference now/ proposed is
very great, and very encouraging: we think the.
Hampshire Agricultural Society, and scone others,
would tie very glad to be let into this secret;—hut
what is'nrore extraordinary, we bear that this
great and good secret is offered, -like the morning
breath of Heaven—for nothing ; only to rise tip,
go out, vldtake it. We hope oar Correspondent,
Mr. Forams, can keep his word of promise, if
called upon, which, -we arc sorry hot obliged to
confess, is not the case with all prOjectors.

The harvest is nearly complete in this county ;
and not withs;anding all the fears that have been
enterotined.in consequence of the unpropitious
etate. of the weather. nearly all the corn has been
sawed, and we undenitand it amounts to more than
an average crop.—(Cointvall (itsz.elte.)
During the present week we.have had fine wea-
ther tor ripening the corn, and we are happy to
add, that there is every prospect of its continu-
ance. Should this .be .the case, :harvest will be,
come general in Cumberland in about ten clays,
but wally farmers have already began to cut.--•
(Carlisle Patriot) i
CiiICIIRSTER; SFrr\ . 121.---The progress of the
harvest this Mitrity is now the Most flattering.
The wheat' fields in all parts Of thit district pie •
sent a segue of industrious Hrthity. The bailey
crops rtre expected to yield from 33 to 40 bushels
per acre on the flown lands, as the late continued
ruins have been beneficial.

braLkeNNY SPer. 14.—This week has opened
With- most propitious 'tartest weather, and the
hopes of the husbandman are again houyaut.
Iteupets were freely hired on Sunday and yester-
dayntortting_ at the Thuist!, at 10(1. pvr Ally, with
diet and lodging.
On Sunday the state of the weather- seemed to
undergo a contplete change. We had -agreeable
genial warmth atid fine sunshine. We enjoyed
the saute yesterday. and hope, from .the settled
appearance of the sky and. the favourable symp-
tonic of the barometer, to be hlested teed.
titer that will perteet the fruits of the earth, and
1111 the barn yards wizh plenty. It -is certain that
the crdp 14 abundant in almost every kind Of wain.
(Belfast ,taintLeyer, Sept. 17)
ittoonnts limn 'Carious parts of the Counties oT
Antrim and Down state, that notwithstanding
the present season, ft nod deal of barley has been
•cut w:th the'bot prospects,. Web of the wheat
k injared; but if we have now a week or toot
dry weather; etecy hope of an abundant
'hat vt:(:*--;((& NNW CurOsinindltit)