The Sun. — London, England, 1807-12-24 00:00:00

T E ....._, - t ,i,,,.. ~,k...*%, . .. i .: 4' 14 . ..A., ' 4 4.,t- • . __, . • '.. 4 .'4* ‘ , 0 ,',' .3 . , t . C. . 4 ,1 : . :.,,,,. , t S i U :11 4 • ~,,. Is, *-4.4.4 0 •••••,.. k..i - vo,l '. O • ; 4s ;',', ' ,.1. .. --- • - , . ii II) ; ‘ ~ • • Vc . . . ~.,,. ,4 .1 s t• ..,A L I I 1 1 .. , i , ; 4 . i i f ' " .. , -„, 3 ,.- ; -• ) ‘ f':4*' -,-. . - , ,.._A , ...,:.li 4i rO, 1,,',, 4 , ,, • it<T liumnErt. 47E36.] TIKATAE KOYA, 151kURY-LANE. SATURDAY NEXT, Dec 26 180 - will VI • be performed ' 1 • - THE HONEY MOON. Duke, Mr. ELLisToN;. Rolando; Mr. U S SELL ;. Count Montalban, Mr, HO LLAND; Balthazar, Mr. it ()UGH TO N ; • Lamp do, Mr. MATHEWS ;. iarinez, Mr. PENLEY ; • .lultana, • Affs , 3 DUNCAN ; Nolante, Miss 111141-LON ; Zamora, 'Miss BOY Cf: -In A& V. a Song by Miss-DUNCAN, composed by Mr. Kelly. With a Dance incidental to the Picce. • Wftti • ELLA ROSENSERG. With new SC.encly, Ano Dresses. The OVCtilltd :Ind - Musit . entit4Witew; tompuired by M. P. .KING. The Chit - ratters by Mr. RAYMOND. Mt c4me. Mr. BANNISTER, Mr. 'MATHEWS, Mr. RAY, - fvir . . - FISHER,, Mr. DIGNVM, , Mr. 11181.30 N, Airs. H. SI ',MONS, Miss RAV, and Mrs. SP A R KS: ' With a DANCE. composed by Mi. D'Ec. v t 13ofteti us. Second• Price 6d l Second Price 2s. (haler . ) , as. Second Price is. ts. Second rme 6d. No Mime} , to. Jr returned. c • Plae4s for the Bogies to be taken of Mr. Spring, at the Box- Office,.• Russell .strieit , . • • ' • The Doors to bi- opened at Half-past - Five, and begin at Ilalt:past Six. - • • On *49004y, the Tragedy of George Barnwell.. After *which will be prOdueed ?never perlOrniedj. a new Grand Co mic Pantomitne, called or, fiarleAtkiOnNegro ; which has beets seine months in preparation, in which Mr. Laurent Will . Malec his fist ItOptarance oil this Stage, in the Clutratter ot the Clown. On Toestky, the Comedy °IA Bold Stroke for a - Wife. On Wednesday, the "17ragedy or The Earl of Warwick. on'l the Coinedy of The ILtaux Stratagem. *I4BION FIRE and LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, 'Change-alley, Cornhill; empowered by Ad of l'arlia went (tapital, ON E MILL I ON), foi I usitrance front IRE, and on 1,1 YES.; and fur the Grant and Purchase ef . ANNUITIES.. - • - D9LICIES .Expiring at CHRISTMAS ~ s hould be renewed within fifteen days trout that period. Among other i advantages o ff ered the Company's Prop°. sais, fOundOhat•no . chargeisi:made tor.Polities.or Indorsements; large Commission is sallo!,ved on In- Strances on • Lim. and that a I)etiudion . is 'natl.! on ttie a An. nsur,ince out on o , IC Icr 01' I •qt L d n' . eiletted at the Corriparly'slionse, in 'Change-alley, er ' any ousts Country At:4 l( ieOtt... — Attt:llllllo.: than from Nine to Four. „ Order of the'Board of Wrrea nrs, • WARls:Elt. PHIPPS, Sec. 4 %* Farming Stock may be. insured in one Sum, without an Average Clause. EAGLE INSURA - NCil l . .Cc IPA'NV 0 RAC f.: ; _ COlttgli I I, 1,. [ ll-IE, DIAECTOits 1.011(201w ly int*orin the Pol)lic . , • , that their Office i s Il!ilW 01)Cit fur I. fitP,Lanti LI FE. i i N SU it A& C PI, and tor the giwtmg AN 1401 - 11 . gS . Prtliosa g ls eleady tor delivetAietarilig tlii*follOwing I'M.. portant advant ages. . " ..:1: ,; 0; CAI'II'4L—TWOMILLIONS. No Charketthai 4 - or Polleiea.• ' •.•- , ~ luit'- ......,;'.., • No l*s taken f r I mlorsements, or Alterations. • ;r1 ri„(t.___lk,4*,,,=itolihinfbititnßilinrdf,tietrne,t'llecessary. ) ' . ;•NYTnai r yssiN ' I Irieper`•tent. allowed on shipping lataitali ik r i..: ;; , t. - •,•, Jaw.' ,- . ~ , • V9 L F, Ul , etakeit by the Messentlittfeibis C'om'pany. ~, 1 '''' ll-aa nti*iieftt 03Yinent of Rent, 'never bolo( c'nKredsto tpe.l 3 nblic. . .i. , ~ • ''; Abnements Are made on" Country Insurances . (eill:eled , at V,ty C" 1 1 )311 )'! , Office, in Conduit)ped, -where Agentli•dres npt , ~.pnted, eqt;al, and in somo• respeasanot to any otlidr t .. i - orniiiii. . ' • • . , • • . .i,". .:46aN entValso arc allowed, whentVAgehts are appointed. i •• In 'cl'i ibr 'Fire ; everyreasonAble Charge. will btt paiti.. lo r Vat removal of Goorls in)ured %van thizi Company. ..' ...Age/Ws wilt lie-Uppiiinted in all rue .Principal Cities and Awns in the King t». ' : , :fl: ''' • W. NE, Secretary. • . . STA TE LOTT 14 RY of as,,,on BEGINS DRAINING Bth of MARCH,. i 868. T 9 kr dniwn in Ten Days. v.-a 1 5C1i.E.A1.6.. ... ' p 3 rriz , s of 420,000 - - - are -.- ‘6l,eee 3 . . - . 10 . 00 a ... 30,000 4 . - - - , 5,000 , 4., . . w 'a . m 24,C00 20 . . . . 1,000 . . . . . . go t ogo 3o . - - 500 . . .., . . . ISOOD - 45 - . - - AGO • • • • • • 4t s' 4 ' b 61 . „ ~ . 50 .. • A, . r r 30:00 I,OCM , r ~ T • . 2, , , soon . . " . 15 2,54e.,•.‘2,12 Tickets. ,C2io,coo NO FI'XED PRIZE. The above Scheme, with n ot Th rt e,..slankry t,O, a! Prize,: conjoins nearly double the.number of Capitol Prizes of any. J.ottery for-hue:iv years past, though tunny of those Lotteries Consistedol 6y:too - Tickets. :t PRASENT PRlck. - ~ Ticket -.- - - 420 ,i 9 o , Half - •i - ~ , C,to t 5 ,o 1 Eighth . :. . r,,,2 1.1 6 ..Quarter .- :. 59 o l Sixteenth ... .. ,s 0 . TICKIiTS and 'SHARES are now -selling by ICI-lARDSON, 60017 LUCK, and. Co. Stuc, - ,--tirokers, . Cornhill, and "cluring.dross, unbdon : . , 'Who have likeit.e,an Sale, T1,C14, ETS,kapct SIIA It ES, itt a'Areat,!r:;i:Jv of Nu mbers, in TILL GRAND - CIT I.OI"I'VRY Of Fit EtHoLD 'HOUSES 'discharge:l of Land-Tax ; '! eotNiT;AistiNci -cA F PITA,L P RI2. LS to the ArnOunt of ,Clo4,et;o. . , I, '...., valued it, ..',C2 7 - vAlutxl.st. 5,000 - tC , ItOOO 1 •.,,, - ... . - .:_ ... .7,000 b- - - - - - - 3,000 :::4, ". . . .• - ... ~ -6 004 .1 - - . . - . 2,006 l " N.RASEN I I Itl xi if. icket: . . . ,C 4 . f Eighth - • 1:t t o 'Quarter . 2 r e fiimccoth - It, 6 Tobe dr4 k;uiltAliall# 26th J.SyS, 11EALTH AND LoNOLVITY. YOft.' lAhl-Hs , s--ANALF.prie ANb•ANTI.UILIQUS ['ILLS. . . . a rri - IE, cq,lp4r4) , at titlApaleptic Pills, a s ge uerat Evi...r , :.itive - of ileattii, is bet erne thiiVet iai, Porn filen; li trica'cy lo those Conipuints v,t,nich 0140441 y. dis .. two the itu!ti.ttVkrittlie4.;All4,4s Colds, Itheuinatqins, )`lead-avhs, 1 utitAestions, and otker'Di4e,ses of the Stoinek.ll.. and Bovo . !is i which Arise trout the Vicissitudes of our Cll - . 1 1Pliti . vrArtutkladmi&eace in the Lui . ..thies of 1,4; ethi theie - mtuty PlitAts are pro:Weed by si,tntiy opeoniF the rotes hy it; ,- Bt; Ititl the 'ody hy Day, without . requiring any parti ' slat lt.e4itrien' or Coutineineht. Put theitithAlT . Mmielltic i'Lrillsl4 - d'alse.., very 4crviceatbke in Alitetts Arid Other de: p_ A C 4 1 451, DitiQi Or s, ;t e.t b4lug clesiecil As a iti ild Purgative only, th .._ h`theitliit' "Wit 'Always stifficrentlY active, .rhe Antibilious Pitti hike be rree'intnended iniidiby en etni•nenr P liY slcian. '.r.liitiiij:putyletnts ci,C the-Liver, as Avcit o in *other ilitvouil Di 4 a a gest - • '' • • ' . , 5014.1 only by F. Newbery anti Sons, Na, - 4s, St. Paul's 1 , Ir, iskrttsqattf, London i 44.1 At Dr. I;knys's illsl llT''': , i ll .1. a lt , ir.Pt . ;# l ,,treet; via. the Analepti.: l'aff, KILT- - 0. L . , , vox, or sir !none large 13ox, tar it. 4s. ; and thecAntiatit ,, us f ft '. , i -* ills, pngli'is 941 i ,Box,, . . a' Ditty iiclucte.l --t.)bsorvg that the ' 'lr rd 5 ' l' C '' 41r clivbot.Y6 tio. 4s , 'it. rataiis," arc criAtAyc,i in ~t 4, 44mPfi• -' TH:URSDAY; DECEDIB Elt 24, • COUNTY OP YORK. ELECTION, • . This Day was published, 11Juslsomely printed in ,Oelavo, price Ten Shillings and Sixpence, , in boards, rT , HE' POLL foi thiPREPRESENTATIVEB rn PARLlAtvirwr for the, County of Y0141(4. begun at th , Castle of York, on Wednesd-ay, May aotli, and filially closed on Friday, .June 5th,.014:7.. • : . RICHARD FOUNTAYNE WILSON, Esquire, High ;Sheriff. • CANDIDATES. • . William Wilberforce, Esq: - The Right-Honourable Lord Miltrin.' The H q ,Henry i Lascelies. Arranged 'friitn the Slieritrs Poll-Hooks, under the Direc. t ion and invedion of the ;littler-Sheriff: , • Printed tor I. Mawman, N0:22, Poultry, tendon ; andfor . Todd, Wilton, and SPe.nea v and tl•Wolstenholme, York. The Cheapest and most Useful now< of COOKERY ever printed, and . a .proper CHRISI'MAS BOX for SE i:- VAN,T .N4kIDS, ' • This Day was , published, Price ,onty , One Illustrated with Tw‘-ive 'Ne , w Vriitti, exhibiting a protier • Arrangerneni of Dinners, t'v,o Courses, ter every Zvlonth.ist,- . the Year, with varilus Bills of Ktre, and New General Directions for Carving, • • ••THE FRUGAL UOUSEWIFE ; or, ,Complete • • WOMAN COQK : tlie 'Art of Dressing, alt Sorts or Viand's, With Cleanliness,: Decency,, and' glegance, is explained, in Five Hundred Approval Receipts. By SUSANNIC,CARTER. • . Printed for I. Harris (Successor to E. Newbery), corner of St. 'Paul% ChUrch.yard ; and B. Crosby and'Co. Stationers'. court, Pateinoster-ruw. • • • • ' " • Thil Day WAS-published; In Three V015..8v.0. price ;I. i is. 61. in boards; A CHRONOLOGICAL RtGISTER orBOTIT IL. , HO-USEt of the BRITISH PAR LIAM EIYT, from the Union in 1798, to the third parliament 01 the United Kingdom of 'Great Britain and tit:land, in 'lBe7; .By ROBE RT.I3 IiATSON, Printed frif LOheman; Rees, and Orme', Paternni f ' •ter-row.. • Of whom maybe had, by the same Author ? t. Naval and Military Memoirs of Ctcat Britain"! from 1727 to 03. The zu Edit. with a ColltlnUatioll, 6 vols. Svo. 31. 35. beards. A Political Index to the Histories of Great Britain and, Ireland; or,. A Coinpleteßegister of the Hereditary lionourS t 'r,ubhCAnike,S, and Persons in Mice, from the earliest Pe riods td !lie present Time. The 3d Edt. correeted and much 3,v015.11v0. price ti. I is: 6d. in boards. tiALcol,Nrs 4oN4c)N. !ibis pity w:;43.eptibil&bed, , ' ••, In Quarto . , pricoAk4W.in di, the Fotrrth Voluttur, ' , • • irm4r)KX:#l 4 llUnf.ith'DtV ITUM, or, an • ancient History . , and modern Detcription of London, compiled from Parochial Records, Archives of various Foundations,' the floltian And Ntlihr aithe'ilticSotneeS. PY JAM!t PELLER. MALCOLM, F.S.A. - Printed tor .the .Autlioi;••and sold by •Lonktilan, Hprdt,' Pecs, Ind Wine, Paternoster-row. Thiti`rtia'y indeed be considered' as :in oriOn:d' suhicct, at all connected with ttic ungert4king seems to have escaped the AUtil, . 'T i'S noticeit' %V oft i s. fatizq hiOgrspitiest.noticei, curio•tia , tuicedotesi,loo4l posett , « charters,, presentments, 4cc. and what is not lesi disehing liPaiMijthh'e , sitracti Registeriiirtt•to vAtimis, i itcL a rtlFAt i lt n t e r r ly na be n gitai x tV lu g s =s4 n a . r s t4 t t i upwar , ds,?! Ithmenta,, The lat,tottr of such an•undertairig is sormanilest, and its utility at the same time so obvious, that it seems .4 sorra pittilittiutk,tb'pthrnote.te lat> , all possible acCiarrimociA, tion.. We have no doubt . that'when finished, this wilt* the rribit bihifirehetiVitt' account of London that hat.ftt been, publjsited.l'. . '• ' • Beitish Critic for October, T !IR ptiKbasers of the former. Volgmes,iiprcqui 3 veo to complete their Sets. .s%its :first volumes may be had either separately or together,- price 51. ss. in boards. .1 pfpYofeSii.ng myself kiegulatly educated Member the Coll;•ge of Surgeons, I think it incumbent on nie Ito i gn ify that my •Diplonni from-the College of Surgeons in a s will as Certificates front the Hospitals, and va, 1-61114119119;oTeSsorS•tider whom I studied Physic, Surgery, - amts m w ( c ry, have been for y - ears placed in one of my parlours, j open to the nispeclion of any person who happens to be there,' or is desirous of such examination. Thirteen years I have resign'it all other pradlice for the study and treatment of,Veriereal Complaints and Debility-- .but it was riot till.l snit experience as an A riny Sergeon and general Practitioner, that I thought myselt justified in the selection of this peculiar branch. The concentrated tOrce of the human itttelleet, when direaed to a particular point,, • must acquire superiority within the circle °fats own arition,; and lopg continued success is a decided proot that my ellbrtai have not betas leas beneficial to alters than advantageous to myself. - • The diStress and the miserywhich arise from a certain tic- Etrditive habit so pernicious to schonLiboy.s, have been fre quently pourtrayed by the moralists Of the age ; bur it the. duty of every Pr , c.iitioner, when called upon, tosrclieve such -stlfthrings - by medical daSistence, anti it-is the•stetptirettrent of exclusive experience in this line to offer, in every such ease, l. safe:aid certain re. ea tab lib/Intent . I naught cases of deficiency, produced by free_tiving, residence in warm clitnates, or too " much itnittigenceof sedoetive.pasions, and hi ail recent. nereal conplaints, early application ,r)sti,r,ol% immediate ' •I3ut in the Most romplicited 'ages f 1) bft , c -on) 'cuni• • . •• o• ell ), a t - panted by fevers or disorders at the system arising from 'ite glected infection, soine.perseverance is indiSpensably requisite. for h e . reanimationn of the constitution, and Jestorahon to ;ut 'vigour. a u eases, in either set„ the most inviolable ,tecteey is o b - se lved,'and theterms reminteration arc praiitly stateden hilt interview. , TO MY CORRESPONDENTS. . The e x tended •tenutation!which was the first olvva of my ambition, in the T tE ATM ENr orVi NERE M. COM E I SiTS and UI Ei4n.ler Y., having act ;Idled tome various Corres.::"Kieill , in the United,lc.itti;doin of Great liritaip, and from dillercia ;11,; iif . Eufhpe and I beg to address this public notice 1., .i,i!4t1'5. , ... , VesPoli(IQIII , )• • (al - 1 ,, 1) ;-„,;:, , .e‘in answering letters front those, who grUdge not remuneration, T 4 L....1'a It necessary tonne *tame years observe, that no ;:trcrct,.:.',..l he . noticed unless a liarik.nate hicCraseti. a i , „l,li repeat inton - ft:dim!, that.,no letters without can he , anstVe*,..7less from Patients already tinder nIY car.l. And eibeg - tbstiggest; that lett,rs. train sh W.p.0t,.• 104, or front any,foreign,couit, try, inin , t contain ;not only ri„coniplete statement of rite ca54,,,,j bat attery 1 i hera sum,svificiesitro Compensite for studringotti '1 writing fully on the coniAlaint,„„,and fibr the preparation offii • ccdisliieriable course cat metnaliVloy a I.6ddoli Clientit; it idicb should tot.requiaitc. Where thv c ti St nc rclo t s tiot a d o quency of correspondence, it' is also desired that the age, l , l the manner or liviin , unit teelingh as we ll ;isieves . ). ,yp it H tom that can pos,ioly he described, be most particularly g pe citied. . „ Letters requite ill) other direetion that the Chrigian and . sur i lani; '' tslartiii llree,!, Esq. London," and that die' ts pt . cititer 4v. may h,.l•othe fullest assueatice or soc.ecy, the postage or Ict!eri, - n.ciart s ipanied by Pees 'tieerilitifierliatiti at the stoic, but WO at ter wards ,be cbarge.ti tw the:patty, "MA RTIN . THCF.t, 'Member of the Royal eollegenCsnrgeopa- in London, No. 29, Arundel- sticet, Strand, near Temple.bar. There , r, an additieiii3VEntniiiee troWater- st tett,. atijrAiting. c*t, I I ?.) , 5,901,4: iiiiwcattz all, Inlet titti;lollS 1)4(110,,, hrivih tolun inY'Adviltitenients and inserted . I hem as` heir .owtt,proyqionti 4 ,, -it,,ilprty,duty to mention, that tikqsi:Ter mbe - sons are not Me s s of any College in Lond on,E'dinburgh, eisewhote, nit tvivenr XiAitl. !I) Tr4tl6- Surgery, , I Jet:minuend a careful .tuquity. tot the Certificates wlir.ti Ittay Orettntturpdstets. -" ] HO7. PIC'TUALL I N G-0 FFICE, - . Dec. rS, tgol. THE COMM/SS/0 NE S for. V 1 C7' VA LLING Hi: MAJESTY': N41 17 Y bere4y give lVotire,..Tbal. 0.7 Tuesday, the stir of Jartuao,:y next, the) , will he ready to re. wive Tenders in writing (seated ),`;:nd treat for Two Hun died Thousand Gallons 'of *EST INDIA RUM, to Be de free of.d.,,• f rom it'arehnies 4v which it shall ba ve: been banded; One:hatl'in the course of one: avd the re mainder in One Month allerwaidc, into Ili: 1114e4CY'4 rienalling Stores at Portun4uth and .flyvointh, in the "(Saving icopoiti • r 1: • - )ta.k•l , viz. Partitn9uil,l2o,ooo . , lyptc.urb, So,ooo , 20,009, • „ . , The Conditions of 'the C,,ntrakl .tt,„ 1 ...7z J . s,ane rew.Rcgllia ion: -have icor intrivitteed)rigy be seed artl.4 Sicieltl4 ° :e No regard will be. L'ad to any Tender i,t .whkh the Price .shttti not be inserted in r.r.nrd.t at'lmph, or ;that lbszli,fotbe d•lrveredta tiGeßasrd befeye Ore o'Clpek oa . 5 . 4 01 .7 , 1, 7 .(7„..,, :try rext, ,Wridniess the P erson ..Who makes t he ~ Te,.:der, or tome Person ,as his behalf, 'atterelt, : ; Zl s t;;;:tt 40:,`"ti , bg'iailed )' TRANSP6I:r.oPPic , ; - THE COMMISS/OIVERSPV:, c'eßn4i4j6go,Pll't . iiiilyrisTl";,TßAysr9 TS , sV,IOE, f r lakhii elf Sick and 11',:indrd'4'eamen, 4 tri far the. c at , an d C:rrto,j. of 'Prisoners of IPar, do her;b,) , give s:;Plii: ihat Lif.'ll - be eady st,thir Oliee; I t rites 4 the tdih ( ;•if Febrrau., 1308, to receive • realedrerders , and treat with Ira. Peisons a; stilsey be , to eider intoiCortraeitiprViduallittgr,rOnnerr; La War in Health, and olsojor ViduallingTrisoners of War, in Sickness, at tke 1 alardol GRENADA, from the tat 1.4 A 4, or Tyvet'Ve"lionths cert.ild;' a'nd there.sficr Until StSc 'lllorti.s Notice thall betiveir; • .'` • •.. after 9,ne o'CAch on .(4e 44y cf .Treaty, nor any noticed unle.t!tbe , P aro., ,r.rln r 4grni jor i lOn; per. 50n,116: atiendr. Eaeb Tender m.y.it be a. cvmpanied ,bp a Letter froiv two I ) ..trtor tenderfor,' iii ilk Sun of At- ibt due-ierjoiniatnce,of. tbo Contrafi. • . 11 ,eat•ther A:rile:dare rtsfry he kn01c.:te . ....h, dip‘pht, EAST INDIA, 11.0U5.4% , • r Dec.' 23, Itto7:` r ir II E ,C 0 Lrii 1' of DI R E . C e tt . PS• Orli* IfiVIT ED COIifPANY LAND tiltding to the E.ttt,Judier do hrre.hy.:llilooclYwieei,. That a General Comet of th!„.taid Compt . ityijuAlkid at their, liftitr in. Leadenhall-street,' on 11'ea'nes./.!)., t '2otb of 7anu.! dry, 1845, jrcrn Eleven o'Cluk"in the Porefloon,'le l jtil'Ai in the Ettetting,iii ow the :171; , :tia,i,4 Qqttriim, areeiil4 to the Al of sjiGati: Cap. is' 9, ....31iLV • 'O-4:411 !his (.:9, 11 rt cgtufifffit,449.) Wlino l ° 4 s R"° ll .!ti9" c 4 ti3O, ,r,.. - ,0.41; t, pi reap r$ t, yfilu bi[ last,. tc.lfeby the 'afc'fiiny 44.Rwd icspea 'War lAisPiiiftbat 3 Pr„', 1i ; :. la artier tz :deteez4blclitk writ *44 44 141-re pirak fast f 101 liNo.r"rAPrffw',4iski'lef,Fce 5150gtAilt ,4 1 .cut, V p i ,, 4 ,„, r i tr oguitting wrian trZere of ibe Shij, Capin ji:oin aillattit t aa r et of*4 4 .ietiii 4 lllitPdgitik ;t ; ri ti 7in g i tjhihnt * tic t5B Sort T; f l tkir:Pffiet, This [day wilp 4 • 1 4V4ie Arbi tiro 0:8 prttaei 9 , r ; in r toad E, KMOIRS of the -14111., the CHEAT ; twitters by His Stittenell,tl,ne tie . once Wit iiti%Loat. Trainslatol by FANNY } - I()LCI:t.)FT. . p r im e d' by it. il'}grie t , for LoligtfrAu v . Uttesed liacs,.and; l'atettl9Ster e w • .• •• • • -.L. • VALIJABLI; COPPER MINE. CANAL awl TO B SOLO VAT 4rii;(?NFRACT, by Mr. SCt)TT, • HAll'EVai4lie -WM EA I, fititgENDS-fi 11 ,0 ;• CROWNDALL MINES, in Devonshire: thoattcsl4 blifltecl oncernb arc well known as eminently iirodettivo. T ‘‘ 1 ) 1 (g 1: .:';- EIi.SIIMVINAAft - ~-11./N . ,* dividing 401. : ,) (;t re 'Ann um . " I ,I4,ISIWPON itn17191:01.01444,•..#1. L $5l Hitt , ROCIWIN tlij ODE ItS FI E LD., ' LA N 42 A s ER, R AND '. - AIRWE'Y - -CRO V.t.h.114,0N10 . 11, 411t)‘'. .•nd NN , E uut: AVON; P/IN I A i,S;; , 1.0,N 1.k.),N and WEST 1 . 0 nt Es x vvAT it ..wo it Ks. • - - N. 28, Ni ve Bridge-street, London. . Tliiit, 11.1. V. MR.:.BAltel.AY's givi . .,i.. NT ANTIIII.I.- OUS 1'11,1... re. , ,,, , b sl i* ll * not file eeNbrited I.)r. 'II tiehau ; AT ult Witi4t; (34,9 4 c Dumf t r'4 ficii,434lin,.. thit r.:041) pi 4iigs of the Stomach and 110;,vels ar`e the preitailing Mialadf bitthis L'ountryktiwbich lay._ the foutitlltion•of '4llO ludo/ formidable :alit fatal Diseases; that the person who could discover fur t lie relief ;trill t Ore it ; safe and thffiribiti remedy would per. form a most important service to, Atxilety. '1 hat discovery has rw; wen 'Made in the VaterlY AitliAli,ttis l'iris of the Rev. WilliArtl. &itchy, the exte9tive isle ,of w 14, 1 1, a nd cite high estimafiim in which they are 'tleservedly'llWil, has cimsidershly lessened the number of .thestcomplaipts.; :Anil bids trir, in a :.hurt time, to be th . rrIeATIS of entirely eriitil c.diog t;iziii. Thege Pills have a quit:lo'l4ml Life - operation, tii.:y .it pw.verfully And specifically on. the Bile, and thus remove the numerous di4omers• etmileAed 'with it, Silt 11,04-Achcs, Flatulence, Liver complaintil, laundice, NO- Irons Disorders from liidikestion, e,.... 'Filo; ;Ir.! t h moo valuable Vainity , Medicine hithetro ullirticl I the Pu . otiq, and tliz Propriaor is suppottcel by the nio..t tespe6bible . eeitienee-tif the , first charatters of the- . Nebility owl •others,, Olt the,have t never been aclinjoisterecl to any person without -iving certaio . Ailti specay relict, and in:the.- elui edniiik[ ing II 'lire. 1.1,is valuable ~.....!, ,- ine. having been used with miceest, is recoistitietideti by t tie.,,thllownei...:;,:iingal.s llll ll;Ptors 4 ool;es i The Right Win. Viscount Dillon. , lirlfifitilditlislicitiOf Bath and Wells: ' Sir I , olin flonev wood hart M. th for lloniton. .. , . , Sir ...'tephen Lushilligtott . , "hart. M:1 1 : - tbr l'enyn. -I , l lolnas An i qp, ,11I N , M.l l . for ,Litchtiel 4 . . '. fames A myatt, Esq. M..P. for lionthallipten. '' ' N it+ alum . Calvert; f4sr; . NI, 1).2(4411er t USIA., ~, Edmund 13oelint, Esq.'l - slcw-street;Spring Gardens. Thoinarititintnersity.tqC l'all•Al'All.' -.., ,, ,A, ,„ ' G.W, M , 4K. Private Secretary, to the Archbishop ..Cat terhtt ' ' .'''-. -' ' ; ' .. ~1 ." . The *v.!. M r. Dimock., Librarian to,the Archbishop. . Cecil Forester , Esii. M.l l . for Weitlikk. ' • .solii w huittilearAnnii4y. Air, goi-'s , No. 4,Cheapside;,, and retail by Nir. Kirby, , Stailind-sth. al, OM lionthstrtet i Mr. Stratttnt; . -14eiciste4-14tuaArttori atitt. , ...CO: eso, , Ort- fold-so - ix' ; 44 . ilti by all respeel tel able_ Venders in Town alai - Country. l ' A C,:tttion. —o,4ten , e the name 1.4 William Bars.l4y gravol on lie I;t3inp t AvMt.ii is i*ifixed tin tile uUtillie' wrao.: r 444 1 1 :,tvx ; suatito starniseg,:aro a daslorok4 i iilf.. tai ss. 6;i. 'perbox, with. arriploAtiottigyo,; . TO THE-EDITOR OP TITE SOY, CPR? CE SIXPEI% iR• LETTER. I. 614, . • THE most eventful period that mate has experi enced since the deluge, is about to'ar - rive.',TheWar of Plunder is at an end, and_ it only to be determined, Whether ancient faith, established order, and rational:piety, are todepart from the world for ever, or to triumph over 'the .temporary revels of blaipliemous..ambirion. We have now to contend with au Enemy who wishesdlo itibVirt every re wining- vestige of virtue., and whO2has already altered the moral system so . materially, that jo,t tice is banished from half her hereditary tons, _and the tninual integrity 0 i f . N,00113 'IS' T:1) more... It is even our own atiliFting lot to be corn , tv/led by ituperio, n ecessity to 1.1;30pt tai. Oppose, and fo violate the common laws of tiity, that we upy ,presetve them eUtire, tarnished, for luture a;,;s and hNipier The cheerful resignation ATid 'proud of the people are the surest ornetis of the. tibtitty t.) Surmount the, perils that be : •iet.. then]. EIL n.h ruit expeaed from our internal resources, and every thing frptp that naval supremacy iN'ikich enables to counteract, tin. eirdas" of ctiititnedietl c6rfihierce; • . , . by monopolizing the reinaiwier, and - diresting 'it 'a4 we desire. But public wezilth atid,p , ablic spirit are advantages . which would - avail but liitie, if Our Governors were_ ! 1 . illCoMpetent to COltdoa them .with promptu , nue and i p l ' a rl pt l :y n : c u e is . p i ' c l c t - 3, i s t i t l i i. ,:;. t ' t, i ' h i c he f i t e i f r iir' i oL e l; r t a he iio ll.,: l asf w t h o k t: . b c ! i s i :.; . . , . loni atilikc,ted our COuncik, 1i.4; at' this inofnent,' . ..,, ... , ‘ huinbled - in the dUst, and presentstl6tevefriii7ovecl: gogoodprospea of being forextinguished . ie We traCLilte history of that Cabal, from the . breaking of its shell to . the plucking of its featheri; we shall perceie, that the sonic prineiples which first Ushered it into being, and 'afterwards .etalted ' have: 4,:tctpopularity, finally been - the' nu of ef6 i F 6(ip g 4,de g ad a tion and defeat. • -' . t the commencement L of those revoldtionary enavglsictus. which have since eStonded theft fatal , etie(Sts to every European Empire but ohrOwn, the NyFr(ii , ..tWo sorts or rneti, in ;this Country, 'Maiutaint tpg tl)e political contest, and struiglii.4 tbr4cend;. i Wtic -4 . -14 .Ti le one; a plane pi odd i tif; , i'iede.,: titv6 ' ligfiti , gettk ent_ with the existing order of tliin; , ;, : is'iitig. ,‘ ; io I . .... . . 7 " (1 1 77 ."... o sme lort y the blopilcifyttrall,destLirs . , and il:oablfglied ~,, bAjlie unifoirP exPerito;tcl 21,fiftec. ITe3iiiii' e lieVe.; ilty -j c i u' re - if . ..: • t' 1 ,14. - .in With ‘iSio i t's'itiVine and pbtettic-,;irri , Ne,rie;: ' .f4(i:radia.i ' i; foi : hl;' : 4 UillicYr:d 1i 1 Ji46""ii.,,, ' limping app;iritions of imprielicritile porf:ttion' ever illuininste(l the midnight of their inindri, l'ii i„ y loved loyalty, held .regicides in abhetTence, tibin)e lieved that the wreicii who justifie infnny liecblti's an I(:coriipliee in thy, crinte. ' , The other ptwty consisted - of inch eolith - lolly ', ft dowel with, luminous tinagtthit i(ms t.ind ti :% oluble delis.,.ry: . tbe foixner acquis'it'iOn taught - thetU to wander in pursuit of novelty ; and by tlielifter' they fancied themselves brilliant, because tlie eelltll44l- . s;:l'ves pert. • As most of them were itn'Olviktiit dif. fieuities by it polite taste, for expenee, or rnined by . • - . • . ~. iitut ~ . , , the fairest of play, they, lotm,d it absolutely'neces sary to seek s , itne method of subsistence. lilwnt .as they wore, no expedient appeared :to the so little laborious as (leafing out doles of s(!hatorial ora tory, to be repaid by ' private Centribbtioni' l Or pn triOtie feasts.'Vhe French' Revol ht ion aftOrdecl 'them a popul:ir O)pOriutitty`td c:).patiateutidelhebli!ssirigi of 'freedom ; while r,i(li6l - reforrhl, .tiiid tlie' - ioi , e- Titignty of the people, formerl . cottstant' isr'diekti for ,opposition without priii(iiid,,, f and declariiition with,. Out sense. - While ~ ,Ve 'slio , .Ald haVe be f etiliiihating aly - pat a 111:MS111'c of MOllletli, Wt.': ' WCI'e iiilltlSo,l Viit ii systentS 0f . :0, - ,•;:l11'd innovat!;;ll i zitld the Cdtriiittit = ion itself ` cc is often cant td in (vies . lion, becatte. It 'flap pened to be upheld by men , whotn. riien'a(:'e . Could not terrify nor perilay seiltice„ .... lite party, lidwever, contrived to 'prosper ' so 104 i. as F;rgnce, tift,,te(l . ' , ..vith snceeitiPt;42dlCep o.7t, ~.....,, _. ...... _. . ~.,,,.....t „ .r . tit?.n B ., continued to iwOduce abiiitidnOt4ev or- . ii on . 14 . Ut when •, awo 0;4 from flePOW(.leitailnt, • 'ilia beheld a ~.)espot. , tin tet thitifigißMiiiiirLei monstrous darlino (!xposed - 111 d 14tta - VPWpOn then*, indeed; .t'iley scl.3:rd it o.tAgi l ileci 4 , i'itieir . former' entliii Jia;in't i nn; fn.l. , .lvwtll - Igi r tiVtitit - a ' ik j i l dit inure hoperi, i m t ..thol (it 1,11..i:i , -iL;:c. s , t tug i)ii,yi t ial, 6 1 . , , ntcrp ,i s ', n r 1i ) , ,,,..,P,'.:',<, II Y.11,..ft, f 4... , ‘:: . Pitat0, - , - , 0 1)!etlet . Cf1:11 ,Ilec t 4...), ,p0 i,( ,C1ij,10 ',', . 1 •,- , :f : ,;1, • 1, . ifie . "Fklot wet: B ugg"sti e ri s-steny; o' 0 , ' ~'',• ,it ~,.,,.., 1 , ,,, , , , c raCIS I :'", , 'dtill C0114', , ,:, , ~ L ' '' l - ' ' '''' ' • .. Y4 C .l -',1c..1',...,