The Sun. — London, England, 1807-03-04 00:00:00

LORD SOMERVILLF's CATTLE SHOW NON V. -The-five j , idges appointed to 'decide on the merits of the animals exhibited, are, Sir *JOHN SEABRIGHT, Messrs. JAMES FROST, WALKER, IJENRY NORTON, and ilotin (the two last are .butchers) ; and they speht Ole whole of the day in a'careftil examination of th cnimalS exhibited, but without getting thr.:)ligh their task before dark ; rendered difficult, not nwiehr by the,great number of animals which they had ro examine, - but - by the nearly balanced tumid, of - ditte'rent i specimens in the several classes. Itlwas understood that written instruEtions had been' given to the judges, by the Noble Lord who bestows the prizes, that they should have . due regard in their decisions to the printed conditions, respeating the . ottaiitieS as well of weight of the carcass of the fat atira;s, as of the' wool on sheep, and to the labour perforided by - the oxen, kc. Tne•fA pig , ,w,ere many of them greatly admired; particularly a true . Essex pig, 'belonging to PETEk L. WRIGHT. Esq. A HolderneSs heifer, of Lord BRAYBROOKE'S ; and his-fat cow of the same breed, - remarkably fine in her hind quarters, attracted much attention. Lord SOMERNILLE exibited the carcases of fit-e fat Merino weathers, which he , had caused to be killed on his farm in Somersetshire, and sent-up for the dinner this day at the Freemason's Tayern.--;- They ‘vere found, on inspection, to be very fine in the grain', and welt fattened. Several vety useful implements were exhibited particularly a Patent Hampshire Waggon (forming alsotwo carts when stiyarated), made after the pat- - tern of that which Erimmtn WATEns, Esq. ex hibited last year, and which has since been fre quently seen in London, drawn by oxen : the model of which waggon; :and of the drag attachedtO the wheel, was furnished by'-Lord SnmEttymts, who see - ils particularly to have patronised this in vention; Mr. Minou'o,u-E k;heWed one of Lord. So VILLE'S Patent - Ploughs, with a chain draught ; and a five-row horse-drill, with two sets of hoppers; for sowing pulverisetl manure along with the seed. Mr. i'LucKNET sheaved a .1) and-di bbl ing machine, calculated for depositing - powdered manures along with the seed; and a six-rove horse-drill maChiue, with manure boxes. Mr. PASSSIORE sheaved a patent iron chaff-cutter,. essential like Mr. SALMOIeS ) rewarded by the So . ciety of Arts, and since made by ROWNTUEE, of 131.!ekfriar's-Road ; to the frame of Mr. P.'s ma. chine a bean-crusher is attached. Messrs. Gies exhibitA several "fine specimens of S%redilh turnips, kohl-rabi, tnangel.wurzcl, &c. and of Aeveral :igricultnral seeds. • WOOLEY and Co. sheaved several pieces of-fule broad-cloth, manniadured froth the Merino, Merino:Ryland, and Merino South-Down fleeces, of-Mr. GEORGE ToLLET's The above pieces of cloth satisfAorily prove the fallacy of those who assert, that the finest cloth can not b made of wool grown in EnOand. Davin Gil.Es and - Co. strewed several skins of leather, of different colours, manulaaured from Mr. ToLLET's Anglo-Merino sheepskins, in imitation . of the Spanish• leather, wjiich were much admired tor.. then beauty.. Lord SOMERVILLE sheaved ten Merino rams, much superior in carcase to the generality of those sheep,,_ancl, unexceptionable in wool, which are to be left, according to the printed conditions• circu lated in the yard. A paj)er, containing the number, wt:ightS, and prices cif_ the Merino fleeces, which Lorci SomElt - ..'iLLE's flock has produced, was stuck up. Tile very excellent Animals colle6ted in Mr. Sad ler's yard yeSterdily, drew a very crowded com pany' of Nobiiity, Gentry, and Agriculturists, who seemed 'highly d !lighted with the high degree of perfeJ,l'ion in the cattle exhibited. The specimens of broad cloth and of leather_continued, to attract much the sitietttion of those conversant with the suojeCis. Mr. 'i ollet exhibited a statement of the wool, pro duc,:d by his Merino flock last year, and of its pro duce in money. Alessr , .. Bridge and Parsons, among other sam ples of Agricultural seeds, shewed specimens Of spring seed-wheat, which has been found on trial to succeed perfet4ly. Out of each six pens Of sheep shown yesterday, two were last night killed ; and their carcases were this day exhibited with labels as follOw : • George 10l let's two Merino South Downs.—Carcase and he?d, tAb. ' :111(t 911 b, tat 1511). and 1711 b. M r.Monktm's two South DoWns.— Carcase and head tozlb. and t3iilb fat tBilb and 161 b. tVestcar's two South Downs.—Carcase and head 861 b. and 87ib tat tolit. and 171 b. Mr. Thoin -s Purdy's two Sbuth Downs.— , Carease and.i head t 1311 x. and t3slb tat 231 b. and 161 b. Mr. Samuel Bayley's two South Downs.—Carcase and ir.:.ad t 71b. ar:d 1121 b. tat tOilb. and,t7ob. Somerville's' two 11 , 1rino Rylands Live: Weights t31;113. and 1361b.—Carcase and head 89l b. and Eon). fat 91b... and tEillb. skin tglb. and 1 , 41 b. . Among the numerous company we noticed, Lord Dvuev ,, r, the Lord Mayor, Sit John Sinclair, Alder man Itoydeli, Bernard Howard, George Gunning, Professar Davy, &c. - - The Five Judges ..of their next Show were ap pointed, the Accounts of the.past year audited, and the 1. - bilowing were.. eleaed. Members, viz. 7 Sir.Watkin I .Xilliams Wynne, Bart. Francis Sitwell, - Todd, oscp'n. Pnisent, John Edmonds, James Butler, Mor, lone,. Boultbee, George Warte,er, I;arnuel Bayley, Button,•and Peter Leward Wright. 4. Abont ballpast five &Clock 300. persons sat down to a must excellent dinner, provided with .the ut most liberality by Lord SoltFatviLLE, in Freemasons' : - - - Atnoug_the Company we noticed--- Ambassadors-1'611 , 4i N. Estelitizey, C. tva Poniatowski, Baron Reventz, Count Reventz, Count S;.aliremberg, M. t'Untinho,. M. Sminfove, • 'Dokeof Argyle. • -, , ,Mitrquisses -Sligo and LanSciowne... • ' t Bristol, D,:inley, Derby, Essex, Fortescuc, tiara fkilccl-sfirld, Nlanvers, Seikirk,•Winchelsea, Bridgewater, &c. y• , • • PalM,irstou,Sackville , Bulkeley Primrose, and C.rigwon. Crewe, •De Dunstanville, iteathfield, in. Russ,:ll; Grantley, .titng, l3raybrooke, Elliot, Boring . . • d ,cl, Gramitim, Sr. 10tm,14. Pctty, &c. S,rs H. C.ox, W. Cuktis, 1. Sinclair, R. Milbanke, h. Wed.krburne, W. Leighton, Sze. inithop of Landalc rrczaciii, T.W.Col:e, M. Burgoy,ke, R. Bviigi, lion. S.Wortley, W. 11. Lyttlitton, Cot. I'.. .Rev. B. Dud rey, J. Peery, Pinserit, Newsome, - Professor Davy, . El man, I.l:lim ' n jun. j.! ofdyce.; Arthur Young,'lohn Bevan, C. Garrard, M‘Dougat,. Plocknett, Valets, tCol. Mittopl,'Webber, Conyers,Warmlngton, Cullen Smdli, :IVaketield, Wattrs, ezc. As soon as the cloth was withdrawn, Lord Soar En- VILLE gave--4 The King. The Plough, worked by good Oxen.:', The lllusorious St rangers , present. The Fleece, covering a gOOd 'arcane, and plenty of fat. The Farniiiig Soeiety of Ireiand, end its worthy associate, the Duke of Bedford. , • , . Husbandry and Commerce, and may their interests be in se: His Lordship.then:rose, and after,adverting to the grelt difficulties. which, the Judges had experienced, owing to the great and nearly equal perfedions of the animals shewn, opened the Judge's' *report, and read therefrom the award of prizes, to Lord Sack vile, as the grazier, and •to Andrew Knight, as the worker, of two Hereford.OXen, each an elegant Silver cup, which were immediately delivered by his •Lordship. His Lordship then preposed the health ",‘ Mr. Arthur Young," and • proceeded to read the adjudication of prizes to John Westear, as the graiier, and to Mr. Watkins, as - the worker, of two Hereford Oxen, and immediately presented the cup to those Gentlemen. His Lordship - next presented Mr. Birkbeck with a. cup, for ,his Merino South down sheep; and another to Charles Callis Western (which the Rev. H. B. Dudley received in his ab sence), for five South-down shearing wethers. 7 ,- . Aft(;' reading the Judges' award, respecting Merino shear hogs, by which the Prize reverts to • Lord . SoItERvILLE, his- Lordship presented the' enp to Mr: .Mitford, for his perseverance in carrying the Merino breed to perfeaion. The remaining clip, was delivered to Mr. Sully, for his white pig. ,O n account of. the great quantity,of hu:siness which the Judges had to go. through, his Lordship stated t the claims of this meritorious class of men must neces 7 . sarily stand over till the next year. His. Lordship next adjudged one of the eNtra_cußs . to Mr-Farn colilh, for his five South Duo n ewe hogs, and ex preswd.his hope that it would indu9e hint to s en d sheep to the next show. - The other extra cup Its. Lordship presented to Mr. George Toilet, in a man ner the most flattering to that Gentle;nan ; observ.. ing, that it was small in value, compared to his merit in promoting the Merino breed. . The health of the Judges being drank, Sir John Scabright, on behalf of his coadjutors, rose, and tihnik ed the company, assuring them; that any det - ,!cts in their decision should be interpreted rather to error in judgment thanto want of .attention or partiality. his Lordship'next gave, " The Membry of those good Husbandtnen, Mr. Culley, and. Mr. Duckett." Two bundles of Siberian spring . wheat, in the ear, Were next produced; which his 'LordShip begged .to put into the hands of ,Earl Windtilsea and Mr. 'Adams" for them to sow, and repOrt. - the. Produce thereof on a•flitink; Mr. Selby propo3ed the health of - " Lord.Somer vilk" which ,was drank with the most rapturous applAuse, and three times three. His Lordship hav ing. resumed the Chair, — thanked the COmpanY in a neat, speech, aiad gave " Professor Davy." the course of the evening the Smithfield' Club's BM of Premiums-•for the next show ; the *Duke of Bedthrd's proposals to lett and sell cattle, at his Wo burn Puri( Farm,, in June next ; and Lord Somer. vine's premiums for the next year, were delivered round to-the company. • Lord Somi.'ilvitzt is entitled to the highest•praise for his munificent attention to this usefullnstitution. It happens but rarely that so 111 / LICIr liberality. is shown by an individual, and still more rarely that such liberality is found so greatly to conduce to the public advantage. The transports under orders for the River Plate, are to carry out 4000 stand of arms, :and a heavy battring train. „ Orders were sent out last season to Prince of Wales Island, to prevent the further importation of Slaves into that Island: By the Ships of the present season, fresh orders have beep dispatched for the. total Abolition of Slavery in that Island. The increase of population in this Settlement, has, of late years, iendecrto a decrease of the number of Slaves. In 1797 the population (independent of Europeans) of the Island amounted to 0937* souls, nearly a third of whom were Slaves. By a census in 1802, it appeared there were 723 persons pos sessed of landed property, and that the total popula tion had increased to 10,340, while the number of Slaves had decreased to 1222., The beginning of thelag ye4r, the population exceededl2,ooo, while the number of Slaves Was under one thousand. COLLINS, THE POET.—SOthe curious partieulars have transpired relative to the Private life of this Au 7 thor. They are furnished by Mr.'jont; RA:CsDALE, of Richmond, Surrey, who was his intimate friend, and go to disprove, the charge pf idleness made again that Author by DoEtors q JOHNSON andLAXGMCIRNg.. Mr. R., l aSsertS, that CoLLiss wrote tnxly sheets of his TransiatiOn s of Ari4totle, 'which the Do6lors have*: said he never begun ; and he adds, that many of his 04eswere written while on a visita t Mr. R.'s house, Ile, however, had such a poor opinion of his talents, that after -shelking his compositions to Mr. RA Gs he would snatch them from him, and put them into the fire • and be is Of opinion that' many of the first pieces of that Poet were so destroyed. On Monday morning a ‘ rtian' of the' name of Massey, confined in the New Bayley Prison; Man chester, on a charge of , unnatural praCtices, ter- ' minated his existence by - strangulation. So de termined had" the Wretched culprit been on se lf_ destru6tion, that, when discovered, his feet wer e upon the ground, and - his 'knees neatly • tonching The Coroner's Jury ,investigated' the bUsi ness on Tuesday, and 'returned a Vetdia of Felo de se. . An inquisition was taken, or ay eventn at 11 • a Public-house 'leading frcnn 'ITIMO) : 1011 to itx bridge, on the . body of JANIES - Ritiatii SANDEaS, Esq. who met his death by the bursting 'of a 'gun on 'T'hursd'ay last. The deceased, who wits extremely fond of the dit;TerSiOn of shooting, -,Va; pradisina pigeons, in a meadow, not far from 1115 owo n!sidence, preparatory to a Match- taking pace between him -and a Mr. 0(1301.)i.RD, when the fatal accident befel him. 1-le,has left an amiable wife aLi...l sev e r . l chit dren.—LVerdid, Accidental Deatli. , /AD, On 'the azd'of January last, at Saxc Weimar, after a long illness, Charles Gore, tormerly of S'outlianiptoh, but fog-many years paSt resident at Wennln . . Yesterday loorning, Mrs. Ba%vrtivi.; wile of Mr. T. I. Bawring, of Ndw Bund-sttect. On the ztf- inst. at his houst' on Blackheath-hill, John Mason, ESti.jll ale 54th }carat iris age. . . . (tar the 17. th Uit. Sir Itamsay, Batt. of Barra: 'On 18th ult. at lidttibliegli,.Wiltiam Dunbar, Esq.' Writer to 'the Signet.' Yesterday ae'nnight , at . his houso, in . , - Bread-street,. Mr. Michael •Verneke, Me,chint, aged 47. , - On - Wedniiday inoraing !ast, at Edinburgh', in child-lied, Lady srr ;.tines Nwstnyrh, i'Lrt.•ofressa, l'ehleshife. , On Sj,inday last, ri;ol" s .Ati ,llls , I:(1. of Osborne Lodge, Cranbfook, in the County of Kent, aft alive Magistrate the said County, and Commanding 011ker of the Cranbrook Volunteerllitantry. ' On Monday, at the advanced age of S., Mr. Solomon So lomotts, Broker 'and 1.311. tel welter. LONDON . : Printed by R:ca 4RD HARI:is, of No. 4, Martlett-court, 13;,w-street; and At the Suri-OrFIcE, No. 112, 'Strand; there Adv,ertisemen!s, I 811? 4\ll cteri,vrst.Nn, VAttcH Y. Passed by—the D,iike. of York, ToM:insob, from BelfaSt ; Leonidas, Graves, fro i Tonningep. ; and Hero, Gibbs, from Surinam. Sailed— the Harmony, Dingle, for Limerick ;, Qqt• Worts, for , Elsinore ; and Calista, • Weathethead, fceStrri nafa.. NAVIGABLE CANAL PROPFRTY.7-MonthlySale. ily Mr. SCOTT, On Friday next, at Twelve o' Clock ; at GarraWari, T" t t g IENT and IV_IISEY, or GRAND •TRDNK CA NA LT—TWo s.l-6res, in' this: excellent well-known Navik'ation. The Dividends have regularly ad.. vaned tp4oL•per Share per Annurnand the Trade inercales'. considerahly. The SWANSEA CANAL—Ten Shares in this steadily, improving Navigation. The Dividend list Year was 51. Nett per Share ; 'expected ro increase. . . • • GRAND IPN CTION SHARES - and BONDS:' bearihg 5 per Cent. interest and Shares in ;he PEAK FOREST, ROCHDA E,•ASHBY, CROYDON, and KENNET and • AVON CANALS. , . 'Pattietakits st Ilatchatt's Hotel; Piccadilly; at CarraWay's . t . and of Mr. Scott, 25, New Bridge -street. TRE!CELEURATED CORDIALBALM GII.EAD, 11DREPARED by Dr. SOLOMON„PiIead-House, near I.iierpoo!, liasrrisen . to the very pinnacieOf fain 2. for its superior. Eititicv in is. cirvotr, I ,) , Atilitatett, an t i Consumptive Couiplaints,.:l !) of A , ) , 4titt:,•loiligCrAti tu t;,' lovvaess of Spirits, mac. of , following- remarkabl:. Chres are incontestible proofs : Sir, ' Truro, ,Sept. t 6, 18n6. M Nell la mes. was very iFirigcroiis!:: ill by. t ntiniting.of a . lalood and violently with pain in his side. Your valuable hits restored bin - ) ; as a farther prow. or the great efficacy of your Cordial fial - tai of Gilead, 1. cats -assure you, •th,:tt Daniel Clark', of the Post-oiliee, in this town, has recovered by Clint Medicine, after being last year in a deep decline, :Ind in a very alarming state - of debility. 1 am, Sir, ),; , ir ob , :die,.t Servant Opposite Pearce's Itorel, III.NRY OSLER„ , . • Copy of a Letter trim - Mr. Brett (FA . lter of the late Mrs. Civi.pnian, Theatre-Royal, G.. veidr-G.inkn), yeais, of ace, and resident to :grunt refercace may be Dr: SOLONI:)N. Sir, Liverpool, Feb. 9, 18c5. For many years during the winter season, or in foggy wei:..t flier, I have: .l () Lie , e i n ny su p b r j o e t c ,e t ss to i : s a i ,s tm a ni , M c u o s u ic g . h. l“ a a t: t d ,2 r :l p le a e r t z: c l which rendered my breathing veil difficult,. SO that Cad& u fac;lrycewlYlien I had to ascend rising ground, being, obliged to stop f r e que ogy; for a considerable lime, .to-.Jecrilyer my vike.. b a. a ciZr; r t oti hin it g a t t la t iit th w , ;s in, pLe r scr i; 7 ) ( l l ,): i%i rc v a a l i i ii . , 1. was prevailed on to try the ellects of roc Co - rcii l l c E h a a l n ln ge o f t b .( t ! t i l l i e r; ld be — t ' t l e s r i , :l e 4le very syrrtrittnn was.reireved, :Ina I cait safely aver, that it is one of rite Wst'N'leclicilics I ever knew foesuch a complaint as I laboured tinder; inal have no'dOtgat of its being of the like servied'u) persons suffering undet'tltet same afliittion. • I am, Sir',' Your obedient Servant, • C. BIZ T - rr Dr. Solomon , expezts, when consulted, the usual coin. .• pliment of a One Pound Note;, but all written cases, or let-- teas of advice, to be answ . ered at. his leisure, arc requested to inclose Ha11.4-Goinea. Such letters should, for safety, •lier, thus "direded: " Money Litter. Dr. Solonen, House; near Liverpool:. Paid &ruble postage." Letters:. may be ordered to be addressed to X at the Post-; Office, till called for. r. Price flait,x-Guinea a Bottle ; or the quantity of Four, 4 1 one Family I.9ttle, tint ; 35 . on wlticli .. 9s. are saved (ditty us eluded), which has tit:: words •' Saml. Solomon, Liver f ioirt," - engraved on the Stamp, wattout whi,ll none Can be ,;emtici4. Coldial Balm of Giicad, Aim- I lopetigines, and ,y..i stergent Lotion, arid " C aide to, Health," are Sold by Mrs. Mathews, No. Strand, London; Mr. Small, Perfumer ; 1 , i , 0,3g-; au , .; Mr. I , laebtirii.' North ;• Mr. Baxter and Mr. :Scott, Soot - h . :Bridge ; Daiidsoit 'Husband; Elder and Co: bdittblrgii; 'qr. Baxter, ; W. Cameron, Greenock,- G: Browning, Paisley; H: Craw-- 'Ord, ' ' Young,. Irvine ; - A. Forsyth, and r- Whiteside, Ayr;; W. Cra , s,forti, •Gityan ; • Carson, Nett. Douglas; T: 'Mil h i m, Kirkcudbright ; T. ;1l C recite, Kim* • atuy I J.-Myth, Leven; J .Derrystei. Cupar;, Dun. dee; F. Craigic, Montrose ; Mitchell,, and I. Aft.feri - -cri s . • Aberdeen ; Dr. Winte, Banif; iviiintostr, •Inverness ; i• at...navy:4y ; I'. rayin!, ; p7ktri.matt. - ;?All • - Bisset, Perth; NV. Anderson, Sterlim, ; ,C Q l c e r anti 2eut, Leitit ;,, Alexander, Duttf.onlive ; WiLson, Dunbar, ;„ I ,riniier, btoatn ; , Dickson, Inglis, ; Pherson, Perivien t Weddel, Ainivick; Pateri, , e, Arbritiiolot, and Icrnieson, ; *Al`Donald, (.;lasg..w ; and by most - Booksellers awl Venders of Patent Medicines in'the United - Kingdom.. , - • To T. TAYLOR, Surgeon, Ncsv Isridge-strezi, London. -. SIR, • Edi n b u rgh, , May, z, 800. TN the Spring of 179 i L wag afflioled . with a ,„iit„sv,htu put a t t, e h t e n n po o ,,a b r h yg. e s c t l op tp i t r o u a ., A Venereal coieplaint, which I. -treated with ence to the for five l r e e li K c, u e lar ef F t 4 ll Y e si l c ) i ie ' :lse (by mercurial applieations).for wine time;. but,growing, in spite . of ;414;41611e anti t:ict advlee of the first Geitrlemen of the paculty here, worse acrd worse for two years, ! was reduced-to :a state almost un paralleled and. beyond iLiscription, being an entire leoere and ulcerated from head to foot. •--111 v head, throat, anouth, nose, legs, arms, have" been atertratcly e in 7 danger at becoming useless; in short, I have ,had from tyvonty tci thirty eating ulcers on my body, and neatly totally de prived-of w-bulti he volteiett , tts .to pa:itieuiao rece all mv case—sullice it to say, ther e never was, or ever will be, one t of a Mote dangerous, el' a more conip it eated nature. I was long looked upon he my friends, acrd irriaAind myself, beyond alj hopes of recovery; .and, • in deed, in my then condition, death w.is preferable to any more' than miserable state. In •this theatiful situation did I drag a most mi-serable • existence, till Diyine rrovidenCe threw in my way a Newspaper colljartning the case , of a IN.4r, B. of Plymouth--my friends read it, ;I could n0t,...4 sent 'and procured , some 'of' your LEA K.- E's PATE t'.ILL•S, which, fly using from uncle tar tittle, aftlfiv.". ants have long; ticr.t, (alter more titan four years iitcje;e ihabla distress ~in as ,L'o ti a state or ''i 'ii Is'u et cr I en ;i} ed ; as a proof 'at this, 1 ltad a ti,i thriving;, healthy Child, born to tne a few months ago. •I eratitude..to Go;1, and in - hopes , of rentt:ri,eg my fellow : •creaturr service, I request you to publish tnis; arid you may at ally titne refr persons who wish to be satisfied of the truili -of thiS, or further pear- . culars*, to me or my friewis, by letter or. person. •• ..• ' As few cases for ba.iness will ever eqttal inine,. and. none, exceed it, I have fro:n experience every reason to "assure mankind, titat in your LEA KE's PILLS' they will-find e sure, 4)et-'d.Y,' sztte, anal radical cure, for thee, most 'dread:. ful stage of the Venereal Disease, which is called 4 Co eta FIRMEC4ES. :lOHN THOMPS . OpI, * Insurmountable family seasons 'prevent making- 'my name and address • public.; but !creditable nersons e really wanting intbrmation. may also he referred tote, and my friends by, Mrs. S. Choi:, Ramsay-Gardens, Ediahuigli, Prepared and Sold by•the-Sole Proprietor, - T. TAYLOR, Member of the Ruin' College of . Surgeons in. London, at his house, No. A. New Bridge-street, Where he will give Ath * riee WithOdt a fee, to persons tak ing these Pills, and Will answer patieifts 'letterseif post , paid, on the same terms,: observing in all - cases the iribstl inviolable secrecy, no per sort's -name yr case hasing beg* mentioned, but at theirowp particular request, _ plietor; duling the course of more-than thirty-six that he has had the concluding of an extensive sale al 'the above Medieine,.and the pradice arising t f in e.r from. They are also sold by ins APpAtinent, ior the COTIVC nience of those living at ,a ciistanee, b y Mr. 'Baxter, South-bridge,- Edinburgh;: Mt. Macdonald, Printer, Glas gow, to whom also Mr. T. refers for ins address; at the No. 0 , 3 ., Oxford-street ; M r. Dis borough's, No. - 7, 'Fish-street-hill , nearly oppositelhe Mos f'all-rtall ; Mr. ntiment; Mr. Steel's, Bookseller, No. 1, ,,,Uni0u-row, Little Robertson'srerla ni , r . s e No. ro) ~. 3 Th i, Qp t. Alban's-street, Tower-hill;, Mi. lioll,.Danic-street, 1) ; and by one person in every considerable town in 'Oreat-lirit'am and Ireland, in Boxes of only as; 9d: •each,esealed , Up -with full and plain ...... cireons, whereby , ersohs of either Seit tnay ., cure ttiz y tse l l: o , e; %. sold in Geeeaseaitd a s t i eerzi al, '. N B. ,E ll is sealed t p with a Stamp, oh which', by layout .. of the Comnos sioners, is printed,' at the Stamp-Office---. 4 • 6 T. Ti.vlt r, No. 6, New 13eidge-street,'' to imitate which is teieny: it .f all otters are couitterteirs Ppublished by WILLIAM ARMIGER SCR IP,P's, of South Molton-street,.Grosvenor- s qtia!'e; `or the PqPcr, Lettfu:-f9t . the. Editor, &c. (post-paid), must be addres:A... - unrivENNITY OF HiII.,LE. 'o . ll the entrance of BON APAR TE int o H a lle ; the -students flocked together in the market-place and public streets through which he' rode, with the cu-, riosity common to 'ail, and"..vith that careless hdif,- ,fereitce and contempt of rank' which is peculiar to tholu in all - the great Universities of•Gert - nanY.— They stood like Mo PDECA at the'Kirig'sgate, and wnuld not do homage to 1-tamAN. The 'officers and soliiers who rode :before the SoVereign, Called out to the students to pull off their hats. when the Em peror •passed; but they had never done this for their own Sovereign, and, being all freshmot in this singular university 'spectacle, had not learned_ to obey.- , Not a ,single.student was seen to take his hat, or to make•any other sign or expression of respect or homage. ..The Sovereign of Europe cJuld not brook. the insolence of the The order of'banishnient was issued and executed.— Ab6ut 100 left the town the next day, the greater nn:nher wantonly • laughing and jcstiie at their ca lain;ty. BLit several were the victims of their in disCretion, and were murdered, by the marauding pirties which ever attend a victorious army in a con qtrred country. . _ - Many of the ProfessarS . suffered greatly,' both in their Persons and property, as plundering in this last campaign has been 'generally allowed: The, novel writer'LA FONTAINE was very unworthily treated in his country house :near the to vii, and- the French Officers have since expressed tl%'eir regret at his not applyingfoia proti-elion, Which would have been granted • him for his literary merit. WoLFE, the PORSON of Germany, was one of the few %kilo pre,erved thernselves'and their property by courage and resolution he barricadot.d all his doors and t,vindokvs with spell efieet, that he s , uccesfully suziod Out the. siege till order was re.4•.ried in - tile ity.s.n. WOLFE is r a man & . robuSt rit, and manly courage. BOtanie Paedagngium, and Orphan [louse, were protected add the Botanical Professor is permitted to retain his saltity. All the other ProfesSorawait their fate in silence. Nearly forty .academical teachers (Many of them of rank in their several departments; and very fe'.v of them men of property) , are thus left to begin again their honourable and useful career, at a mo ment when ail sciences and arts yield 'to - One alone-- the art art of war. '• . ,- A.:A LBOROI.7c. H - STII. E,ET.—Fit A U D.-*:YeSterday a twat of the . natm_,of, Perry 17 S IS charged. by variona (raciest-nen with obtaining .goods .by false pretences. : The Prisoner is.the same: man who contrived to ob tain from the Gentry, in and about. Russell-square dollat iOll3 by way of Christmas-boxes, by represent-! ing himself as apostman. Since that time it ap peared, by *evidence addueed.against him on this, occasion, he has-been representing-himself as,a do mestic in different funilies of the Nobility and Gen try,. as beat suited, his purposes, by wh.ich the trades people, on giving credit to his assertions, suffered him to convey away their property, and thus .were defrauded. His deprOations have'len very exten sive, .and he was deteCted on Saturday last by a tal low-chandler in .was, The Prisoner then Said lie was:theservant of Lady ,Chambers, and he obtained a quantity of wax, candles ; , but the trades than.had some suspicion,. and he followed the. Pri soner, until be bid passed the house of her Lady shipA when he was taken into qustoe t y.- 7 14 Pr4pner was remanded. Yesterday Andrew Nardi, who, was tried at the Old Baitey; in last December, Session, for the. murder of ,William Brbad, :in Long Acre, but who was ac quitted by the Jury on.accoutit - of insanity, received. His Majesty's pardon, on condition of :his quitting the Kingdom within seven days, and not .being found therein during the term of Ins natural life.;"_ and was discharged from Newgate.accordingly. :We do not remember any instance of misfortune in ;ft is metropolis', where so many, lives wer? lost, as on a recent: inelancholy.Occasion,, since the period_o the AcCession to the Throne,of his present Majesty . --At that time the 'trinity House was , splendidly lighted up, and a great crowd assembled from all parts Of the city,:to witness the illumination -when tt unfortunately happened, that fifty per sons, during the pressure, fell into an uncovered well in the neighbourhood of Tower Hill, and were drowned .or suffocated. ,r; R riis, •Qn Sunday last, at West Ehti, Hatnpstcad. the Lady of Gcruiznn Lavie, Esq. .of On Monday, , in:HAnover-sqitre, the Lady of lames Lang ham, Esq. of a ,Son, • On the t9tll ult. at Inverness, the Lady of Colonel J. Munro, of Yointzfitict,.Of a Son. 1144 k On Wedne6thy last, inSeutiand, W, Barnes, Esq. of Reigate, Surrey, to rheklon. c.;eorgiaiia Catherine Coventry, daughter Of Viscount I),erliurst. Lately, Mr. Thomas Sumuur, jun. of Romford, to Miss Briggs, of the same place. r i I p. Utz YES"IE O. RDAY. 11111;;1 ‘ St9Ck,, f 1 . 8 .!; :!36' I) ts, dis. Se 3 Stut.k, Exchequer hills, is. 2s. 01IIIIIMII, 2 1-c 1 par Imperial 3 per Cent. • 3.1 6ths Cumt. , . fur i 4 Apra, 631 6z , . Lank Stock, 224 i 24 Navy 5 per Cent 954 5 per Cent. t 797, 11111 s , perCent. • 4 pci Lent. Bxt So i Si per Cent. 1(t.1. shut per Cent Con. Eta 162 i; lattii l / 4 ' 1.. Am, shut • Ditto Short Atm. WA TEL: LONPON . BIZIDCV, TO-3IOR- ft OW, Morning, 15 min. - fter i I, I Afternoon, 4a min. after it.