The Sun. — London, England, 1816-02-08 00:00:00

.~-.... . _.~ tl~ 4- .4 , , . • \ 10:11 1 11 4notor erN • 147 - 40 Vp InittOJK • • 0 4. ; .r 0: 4 ,44 , 4 4 1 , 77 ., t 4,. 4 11 . 1 * t. "Wfit , . THURSDAY, - FEB GARY 8,.18163. NUAttl 7 .ll 7310.] rilttcn THEATREROTA . 1)111URY-LANP.- T PRESEN'T EVENING, Feb. 8 , . 1816, their Majesties' Servants will perform (for the flu time) a New Play, in Three Acts, founded on an historical b'act, called ACCUSATION • OR, TI-IE FAMILY OF, ANGLADE. With !Nor Scenery, Dresses, &c. The principal Characters by Mr. Rae, !Ur. Bartley, Mr. Mr. R. Phillips, Mr. Powell, Mr. Knight, Mr; S. enley, Mr. Barnard, Mrs. Gliwer, Miss Kelly. In Act I. a KusticDande, co m posed by Mr. Byrne, in which dill be introduc e d a Pas de Druz by Mr. Oscar Byrne and Miss Smith. PICTtJ4LLIWG 0141C13, PA. V, MG. This Day was published, price BS. 6d. 4 , E\V .tf the RiWORTS of ti e AilltcAN INSTITI7'IIO - N, and of the CONTitO- ViiitS'f with Dr. ThiORPE, 'With some Reasons! agni.nst the Registty of iiiisws in the British . • By • GILTIIMT ittArrilSON, 'Egg: • Printed for William Stoclulale, Pit ; and James 4sperne,- Cornh ill. ROMAN cATpoiAcKs. rir HL' COMMISSIONERS for VICTUAL L INO jk His 211:41ESIT'S N.IPT O. hereby give Notice, that .n Thetrslay, the lathlnstant, Mr. frilliant Bee4s,their Agent at Portsmouth, wilt be ready to receive sealed Tenders, and treat for Five H,tndred Quarters of ENGLISH WHEAT (weighing 57 Ms. per bailor?), for the , Service aj the Vicluak ling .Department of Aar Port, to•be answerable to a Pempk that will be exhihit4 at hif Ofice ; to- be delaered in One Month; anti to be paid for by Bills payable, with Interest, Ninety Days after date. No regard will he had to any Tender in which the Price „shall ne't to inserted in words at length, or that shall not be delivered before Twelve o'Clock. on the said' Thursday,the 15th Vistant, nor unless the Person who mahes the Tender, or some Person on his bchq,l, attends,to answer When called for: The Conditions of the Contract may be seen at . the Vic tualling O f fice, Portsmouth. TO THE EDITOR OP - PliE SUN.' the inlinveink Rentariis ()lithe Name assintied by the Papists now agitKting the Country—there isltiore in name than is ofteutiii. This Day was published, Neatly printed on a fitte.paper, in Two large Volismas, prite, in-hoards, 11. 4s. n new edition. ? Ounaltlertthivintprured and corrected to the present time, being . ,the Tentii. of HL "KElt 'of the , UNITED Dom o f GREAT BRITAIN: anti IItE,LAND, with the extinct and forfeited Peerages, a List of their Family Names, SeNind Titles. &c. and a Translation' at tlitir Niottoes+-'- Aim, a Lilt of Knights Grand Crosses, Knights Comitautoters still Coloinanderi of the Bath, alphabetically arrantedoind of Briti.h Subject* hult I•'oreign Orders of Kniglii hood: By .rolls DEBRETT, i)relletpled • ,to which will be added (34th time) an entirely New Com i c Pantoininie, called )lABLEQJIN AND FANCY; _ ()lt, THE POET'S LAST sin LUNG. • • . • Principal Rhittirical and Vocal Characters :—Distressed l'ort, Mr. Barley; Whim, Mr. Nlintuit ; Ghost of a Shilling, 11.1 E. Coolie; Fancy, Miss Tn l /514 1 1. ranson l ime Mr.• Barnes; 'Lover, Ur...F.hsworth • Paiitalooo, Mr. May; Clown, Signal . Paulo; Columbine, Tree; Waterloo 0411144 with a Military illornpipe, Miss To-morrow, A New Way to Pay Old Dehts ; with The review; or, The Wags of Windsor.—.On Saturday, Accusa tion ; or. Family of Atighole ; with Itosina ltosina, i,s S. lialford ; Phoebe, Miss Raiford , being their first ap rtorauce. °natty Stage,..--ii Monday, A New 11'ny to ray 014 Delits ; with' a Nt I.l*Wat Afterpiece.--On 'Tuesday, Con; or, The Fancily of Anglacle. Atter which (tor.the first time), a New Farce, in Twu Acts, to he called Mail Coach Passengers. . • • Editor of the Nett Bartmetage of England. • Trrinted for It ivingtons, Egerton 'Wafter, Oahe and Sons, ' Cot hel: 'Longman And Ou.' Crutch - and Davies, Richardson Booth, Chip!, 11,301.er, Black and Co. Murray, Baldwin anti Lo. !Saver, Hatchard, and 'larding. , 'Of whom may be had, by the same Editor, The 'New ibtronetAge of England, in two large t'olutues, privd is lithints, il. 4s. TuE BAZAAR 11OR the SNCOURAGBAihNT cif FEMALE and DomEsnc INDUSTILY, IS NOW OPEN LMILY, from Teo to rave an the 4111.vr000u, Sunday% excepted. No. 5, Soho-square. THEATft.F. ROYAL,. COVENT-GARDEN. I:VENING. Feb. S. 1816, JL will be revireil SliaLipeare'a Play of ii.asclui . roil MEASURE. The Duke of {iuuti - ia, Mr. Young' AugtlO . , Mr. Terry tiCalfTS, M r. Murray ; Claudio, ,Mr. C. Kemble v • Lucio, Mr. Jones"; Elbow, Mr. Blanchard • Pompey, MT. Liston ; ourcline ti Ms",EtueLy; OlNeill (being her first appearmice iss that Cbaraiter) ; M.triana, Sirs. FauFit ; tisca, Miss Seymour ; Mrs. Overdone, Mrs. Davenport.. To which will be added, tht•-Faree l of • KILLINfi NO WILDER. Apollo Ilehti, Mr. Buskin, Mr. lifutbewri • Mrs. Wittehet, Mrs. Vfavenport Fanny, Mts. Liston. . . L Places for the Boxes to be taken 'of Mr. Brandon; at tke Ilart-st ittet, from Ten till Four.. Mixes, 75.; Second Price, is. 6d.—Pit, as. 6t1.; Second Price, , 21.—Lower Gallery, is.; Second Price, H.—tipper Callery, Is.; Seviind Price, 64. To-morrow, A Midstiiiinier Night's Dream ; with Tho Mil ler and his Bien.- Osi Monday (by particular desire), ,Cynioni other which Purtiolio; with the - New Pacitomitue.—On Weduestlay,4 Midsummer Night's. Dream. (in Tuesday Will be published, in price ss. 6d. rill" 8114 Xi E. or co it INT ;a, Tele ,4111. .11.1.41 NA. Us LORD BYRON.' ..t.Coldon rtinied int Joko, Murray. • NKILVOLIS, , tiQMPLAINTS. , Dr. FOTHEItkiILL'S CODDIAL • lIAVIL been knomn . cluring Halt a Century for their efficacy in every description of Nervous Disor ders, and their varions affections, as Imineuv.of 1 4 0rus, tivad-Aches, Loa! , of Appetite, Indigestion, .spasms,. Hypo- • ehondriacisin., Wcaliness,.Langour, laighlarity of Habit, Frightftil Dreams, Anxiety of Mind, Dimness of. Sight,. raintiag-Fits, Wasting :It of Flesh,and.ftir of De, hitity or Relaxation • , whether hereditary, or occasioned by .% lsUg Desistence its flot or Unhealthy Climates; the immode rat. s p i t ituo t ii Liquiors, or other Noxitius'Flaids; too trttentar, a Life, or close Application to study t excesit!ve Farror Chief (itiludielons administration of 'MereitiY ; Die eipatitm;. or other causes. To tho.e afflicted, is particularly wet:unintended a (riot of this Invaluable Medicine, from which they nay he assored ofmtitaitling almost immediate relief,,and after a reasonable persever.itico.in talsing it, the complete re establishioent of their Health. . Sakti!) llottles.at 4s. lid. ; Its. :sod 221.. at Messrs., Batter and Sous, Nu. 4, theapside , Loudon ; and 'also 'by the 1)600. - 1 .pal Mad:sellers amd .f . ediciiie Venders in every yown.. • • •. - • lAA* , AN 13 4 . S Utt.MC.5.l,l.llSP„Wait Y. • .. . , Ilis,ltoyill liii6linei% the Dna:. of 'YOttK, President, nod • • • the ollowittg Loolauttee of Governor. . .t , E=tl-of_ .1 7 4creniont. . I Col. W. J.Joues, M. P. Xarl of Leitrim •Ilit. Ma, It. li. Slicritt i lit, M. P. Coi. H.Cleitteols M. Y. Hon. Cul, J. Barry, M.P.- Copt: J. Ility, . . SURGE„);,.. • . ' Mr.,Kiertiiiii.„` Metubiir of the...ll4val College, London. im, libi)ve 'ESTAIILISIWENT . -unites tlie " .ZL ••tidety ot a .PLISLIC INSTITVIJON, with a I).elics€Y, Liunotir, and Screcv, that belongs to Private Practice,*ati.l,. 'lidded to its high Pisirotiage, it. is condi:it:hut by:trscb Pi,ot.,- iustal Skill and extensive Practice., that the w orst Cases of lAsease, as .Strieturt , s, Debility, 1.11c44 .- ationi, - &i.. however ; ibycetrt:.:i s ; j tog sttipitiog r . It Apprielice a complete .Cure. s well *l' tlait: eraitgettie:i.t of ,kfle fietTi4iitive Organ 4, ig b ich impairs Thc Conwtitittioa anti shertoitt.l.ifi. • . . - Or. Kiernan inay -he euttsolted.hy- Patients of botb lotxe4, ' ( It 4istrilrati.holy4t,,N o, ..2 l , J,owgr, Chmiotto-strect, U. ford.si t it.tre, where thebecioaary'Sdeice iititi Mi•ilicines will hi iret•i, or 1o:4a to .any pin of the • ilui4d Kinglion4, 1 . . III" I )4y wa pidistrrd. price 4s. boards, hp F. liianiiii, 'lt SeCiand anti Potproved Htlittoit of a Practical 'I rat on the 4. 'VFIT.rFAI, Disease and ill coo‘equettees., Sold til S h er iv.od *liti G. If r i, Piitrritri,lti`,rtiiit : ltighley Ottti'Sorl; 1 ' 4 ,'llevt.' - ''fittmtl. , tallothr, CrAwn-court Sithu and by sit other Book: trathers. i „ ferii * the st : I n v 1 nurse yes to tit 3r mut • bcon gratiierl'bo the Swat coftsideralitc frac - lice J . iqk thwt branch which sae thought proper - to, select, • we trust that we riot'rave - nose Miiciiiiiloyed out time; than -those . 'r n i in ttstweleasiti.e.-Crylst t 4 the professioa, .ure occasionally unarmed - is aucertaiuty,and cannot always attain thin sue loemt wliitl? is 44140 b) conecntiatint the intellectual power -:.W, ou,e class. of disorders. diSkses of Debility are .poculiarty distressing, for they llriu with theta a_train.i:( concomitant aymptems, and by it depression of all vital diere;' existence itself -I,, coloas int iltcred.. ti.hei her' Ny arise frptio the prevaleticc.of ill cx4 : 4 4Uple, the destructive habits of school-boys, or the' less ex ' ' disable indulgences of •uiatority, they rt.quire.tlie most assi - 16484 , Vrofessional - skill ; and well may it be übsceved, that by the %sublime of unedikiited' men, the sytiiptems aril graraktlpunkAtio constitution is 4 r,troyed.. As ftleus:.ers of the 'Royal College of Surgeons, and for. 0 -- Surgitolui, in lila Zstajesty's seryiise, we . ground our pre-, tensions on regularity Of Education, and psisseising ever} , ruilege in practice, WO feel ourselvo; cot itled - to that con. lu i euer with stLich eta ; have hitherto twee sa t libera ll y hp - Insured, . 18 'the (vst sensations. of loin) wealinesA, early application xill prevent the u debilitated traiiit ; but Where the. sinft rut trout consciousness - Of the untsuintiness of. the *ice which eatiii!d hi, utistOrtime, is fearful of the Cont e mpt yr ctutitre eil tag m fa.ty physiciaus Ara nr° B ds- . ovet h is i " t ” s l ,2itY. Willi earetokyoocealnicist, it roust be satisfactory for hint . 8 Lc assured - Mit only Of capability of tiealuient, but 'also of 46 4 it BB Wirtrisilabi aocercsy. Udly. The I) tale Citiltatilinates the springs.of life;••,tho seeds 441 caisti:•oi,e age pnivolB3l - 8 3" its• ,o ' l ' l k°!` terit Y is itOreil by the indis..-retion ot II or,uarded moment. lu'reccot• Venereal complaints, it is .possible to preveitt.;, stn danger, or distress; and tit the complicated cases. acqUireiricat of exclusive expera , OCe ill this line, 1u .t '''affect t 444 c6lakit 'lad speedy re-estahlishineith . We • 1 " • • %ex 4 , tr the ntivailVii,c of this experience to those of iiticr "Ito Utv,aftlicted with qiq laird et deoility, any 4 8 iP• of Venereal infection, an d in all Cases the terms. of rep-k uttpieration ere stated cit - tile firstinterview. tray, Ole comitry are 3:pet:tett to chap's. a rink t ,"!es oink Are requested to tbtiftage and ru4nitcr of ""t,li;s as ,well as the existing symptoms of the r o ,o l l)lainr. • wit CO. tde t. "172ers of fjle Royal College of Sitrgeons ia • London stud 1 %° 41481.; ' 11 107 0 1 14 . ," TWO of 25,000 GUINEAS , TWO nf, Z. 20,000 .&c. &c. MI the Prizes to he paid its Sterling Money. . WEDNESDAY . NEXT the LOTTERY begins llratving. yirolusisßY an d Co. Stock-brokers, No. 26, GORNHILL, respectfully acriaint thrir Friends - and (he fluidic, that they have a Variety of TICKETS and H.kIIES on Sale for this truly beneficial Lottery, there be ing'NOT TWO tILANItiI TO A i P,RIZE.— • -1 - fORNsItY apd Cu. recuntly Shared and sold . , natue;y o . , - 1k;U:2111 L.eotona R 1,12 Q " , Lao,ooo , 294 20,0(10 I 1.130‘ .. 10,000 • 40,000 3,934 lO,OOO 'Besides Prizes of 5,0001., 4,0001., 1,00bt., &c. &c. &c. • NEXT WEDNESDAX, t'ALENTiNE'S DAY, ONLY . ON,F, LOTTERY, and ALL thC noATING The proportion of Prizes to Blinshs is Donble, The proportion Of Blanks toPrize, is only Ilalf - !What it has beeta i in-late Lotteries, FIFTY THOLNAND 61...11tiF.AS' IN GOLD, limit/All INTO • Two Prizes 0f5t5,006 'Guineas, Two Psizes of 30,000 Pounds Sterling, Two Prizes of 4,000 Pounds ditto, Five Prizes of. 1,000 Pounds ditto, &c. being - NO'r TWQ BLANKS TO A. PltiZE I Pick site b~• I s. an( Stiors nte sehitg HAtAill) I.IOII.NEi and Co. Contraetors, 'ROYAL EX-. . CHANGE ) , . Who, in the late anal forwer Ltittertes, hare gold Prizes to the Amount Of TWCYMILLIONS STERLING ! . . STA l'E LOTTE ttY • OF/ICES, 9, CORNIIILL, and 17, LuDoATE-sTRIET. tiTEBB, highly gratified,. .that thr Ntron • age he fias . hitherto an liberally experienced, should liave.beeit caused, and rewarded by Mt i t splendid success uneq34,llled lii Lottery solicits a contintiencc of Public favor in the • apyruitching STATE LorrEttr. whicit will I,cgiii Drawing. On IVF.IONESDAY, 14th of. FEBRUARY.. - The Scheme , contains • Two Grand Priori of ib,ooo Guineas in Gold I s TWo Wiles of to,ooo Pounds Sterling! - Two Prises - nt 0,000 Pounds Steriing,l• • And 6,G(15 other Priori ti nnt 1001: downwards, being LESS Altars Two .i. illank.s Prize, Na Fixed .Capitil. • - A Variety o f MEETS and sHAItES 'ire now Selling by ‘VE,BA, , g, conN HILL 'and 17, L '.IOGATE - s'n'tEET, • , who ;iipfvsl and fiuld.i i the Last Lottery, ' • NJ..660 of ./ 40,000, And 10,616. Prize of . . .... Also, iu SklarCS, N 06,3.810 and 8,539, I lie Pero Last 30,0001. Prizes, antl•it,b(ii, t h e tad 10,008/. eTer bhiirtil. Government Securities and sold, and all Bust= ness in the letsods faithfully executed liy • ' • • G. W 513.11, Stock-broker. n '9 Guruhtll t and 17, I u 3 pite-street. • • FIFTIrfIOUSAND GpINEAS IN 001,1)1 Pegins NEX' VV EDNESDAY thy i 4114 of rE1311U1114% ' . l 'a Prizt.t. of V. 4000 CiltinVds, ' Two VI jZtli, C4.1..2(1400 sterling, Two Prixrs of /-s,ttuo Sterliu;, s , , : . Ste. liec. Vic. 4, coRNRILL i . 34 9, cHARtNG-CROSS. Tof the above viti-estobliviied Offices, • most reseeetfu:ly .solicits Use attentloit of his licit rrietids,. the,Pohlie,• to ilia' S l'ATE.LarrEitY-, which :oulll - on Volvoljoe's , • Silliftwe'consiors cif 20,000'TiCkti, 'to be all iirnwo in (titsr I.ottertof :Four I.)4ye.PrAn'ing, P.TIZP 4111ottot to 5100,00n1: the Wore iif Which kro to be 1.41,r iik ney, • .Not Prism, i li,oll .110; Agtfi At.tovitrti (2.9it'414 whatever. , ieketostod itetrei are selling by T. Bli s 14, Stock.httekor, coati it LL, 9, ctiAtltN,G,pn434) there, in the last I..attery, he sold . t Pt iitos , of. . 2ti30t101.• , Allid'Sevellteen 010' Citritalb iu A prr ckit. Cousins, and .ltt tbt Tw6 Colltthets pre ssul,7 l'rixe of 40,0001. a r 30,0001. &e. &c. Just published, in /Qom. 'price 80.. tIOSOIi.. TUE NEW .GEOGUAPHY.•, or,, an Intro- auction to Modern Geography, iu Question apd ; coniplied• front the best Authorities, land twit:lining the Arrangements concludel by the congress at Vi,oma, in the year 1815. To which is annexed, a short tpitunte of An -ejet4 Geography cunt - pared, with .113oorrn,sp/44 a set or Slis . cellintrout Questions. • • - • ' .tly WILLIAM JILLATID HOT. Printed for Longman', ,durst, Rees, Once, and,Brown ; Parton and Co. Landanl• anil Barry and Son, lirkstul. Of whom nuyy;be had, by tha sane „Author, H The Picture a Nature, with tea. -Price Ss. bound. CAPEET, DISC.:WOES. irtas Day wore published, in tvo. price 11.1, boards. D V.iCOURSILS, chittly on PRACTICAL SUB.. arrs. 3y the 114 Reir...NEWCOMA CAPPE. Edited by;CA'tF L CAME. Af And this Also. We wish, •uvrit your pyrfretion.'s cor.xiii. 9. Printed fur Longman. Hurst, . Rees, .Ortue, mid BrOWD; R. Humpy." itu4 D. jiatnnol,oodon. - Of whom may be bad, t. Thoughts • on , Zhu sit4l3lf ,Istatitatione. By Catharine Caepe, price ;48i.,i4wtd. 2. A Coitoetted History of the Lifo of Christ, as givers hf tbst fistsr,,k3-401c1014LIVA14 ittlistiwt% 40. Wl* o . icv boLsigs, CAPON ON THE VEN.EBEAI. DISEASE AND ITS CDNSIWI:"ENCES. This Day was ruld i Shed, A New Edition, pricnbs. illustrated with Cases; APRACTICAL TREATIse, oii, the-•PRIt- VENTION and (lIIt.E of the VEN F.lt EAT, DISEASE. „exhibiting the character, symptoms,: and treatment •of tht, 'Diseases immediately or remotely,conwected with it; containing Observations on (fleet, Stricture, ?ducal Discharges, the use 1.4 the. (*astir, Nod - common' Bougie; elitnurous inisAinartVenereul Disea.ses, Debility general or local,.the Theory of Gener.ii;oli, Sc. &e. comprising an elementary Work for students, and a Jruide to the general reader.' in• terspersa with select Prescriptions, .appli6thle to each ' di% i sion of the disease'. • By T. M..eATON, Surgeon, • No. 10, Stanhope•stresst, Newcastle-street, Strand ; late•Of th e United Hospitals of St. Thonia's and Guy's. Printed fur Jleasrs s Shrrwouii and Co. 20 ) Paternoster-row, London. Just published, in .Two Volumes , Bvot As. .SIiCOND USURPATION of 'MONA or, a History of . the Causes, Progress and . termination of the Itg,VOLUTION in PRANCE in ;4;6 pat, icula rly comprisink Minute and Circumstantial Account of the crer•Meniorable VICTORY of WAl'Eltl,oo; to which Are Atwell APP.ENDIX ES, containing the Bulletins of this Glorious and Decisive Pink. By BONI UND BOYCE, Author of , tba Belgian Traveller, Tratislotor of Labaunte's Gamitaio in Ititts;a, and tlirand's Campaign of Paris, &c. Assisted by Original and Itnpot Not' Communications front British and Prusginn Officers, cvithitecurate Mans Plans Ac. etc. 1. Portrait of the. Duke of 'Wellington fr o m a Gem, out roundedwith appropriate ortormentg. 9,,Map of Ll l ,4lginin, with p4rt of France, tkc..eolottred. Efil'irQll4 of Ifrut.elles, exhihiting the situation of the Armies, on the Isth) Lsth, 17th, and 18th of June, coloured. 4. rl large and accurate Plan of the Battle of Waterloo, or Mount St. .lean, from official source. of ififormUjoii, neatly and correct], coloured. , •* A 'Translation of the cel e b ra t e d W or k o f M . d e P re dt, entitled . ..The Congress Vienna." will appear in a few (ut. London . Printed for Samuel Leigh, 18, Strand: FOOT-BALL MATticl: • The revival of ancient manly, and at the same ti me i n nocent, •Sports, is a subjeet of congrAte latinit to all the enemies bf Prize.• fighting,' and othtr brutal and degradieg .exhihitions. . We are glad to see that the 'example of the Et trick Foresters is likely to' be followed in Scotland; chose " Foot.ball Vitty,“. celebeated in ihe verse of. one of her Kings, faros 'a fair companion to the Luglisp:cricket tod ,the Moir: Holley, These games, Archery,,,tolf, Rackets, &c, &c. are 'Worthy of a eirt h ilzed, yet hardr pCople ; they strengthen•thei r limbs withentt, c o r ... tapting their minds, and they, tarnish noble re,- I.lNation to the lower order o f t h e - p{ „, , ,k , while attachittg theM by kindness and hospitality to their landlords„employers, mitt superiors.' The following is. from.a Scotch. Paper . t\ grand Foot•hall' Match, •imilarlo that which. took place at Ettrick`on the dt It of December last; w`as'idayed at Newton Stewart, on the 12th and ultimo, by nearly all the young men .of the Nikita of Penninghani and Minnigaif. Printed bills, ,describing the particulars of the contest, having bt:n previouNly•posted 'Op in nearly every town afid, village within the comity of Wigton . anti .stawart ry of Kirkcudbright, a great concourse of, pe,t?plo assembled near the new bridge over the Cree, Whiin'e the vottniteerS, whoge nattiOs had been enrolled, were ranked up, and marched, .with colours flying and music playing, to the race ground at Kiroughtree, the liberty of which had b een obligingly granted by, ir J. Heron Maxwell for the ocension. Upon 'arriving at thegreond, WilWm 800, • younger, of Mertmiltall, timely tip the ball, and, after three-keenly-Con tested gaMes, the whole Company retired, beneath their respective banners (blete and orange), to the TowilAall, where they partook of a refeegimept, and r elosed the evening with a ball: This assem bly-was. more nomeronsly attended than 'any .re- • menthered.in - Gallbway for a Itmg time pa4t, and was - kept up with - great spirit till: an early hour. TheiMite4t was renewed next morning with in creased ardour, and did not terminate till the evening. Daring to long, but friendly struggle, there 'wits aisplayed Many an extraordinary exer tion 'of 'agility, and finally a surprising teat of • athletic power, Among the Nobility and Gentry who hononred this teVival of all OW tirmisemtiot with their re sence, may.he 'mentioned Itii.jor-Gtherat'Sir J. Herort Maxwell, at Heron, Dart. avitli Lade' Heron Maxwell , and (molly; I...ieuteoatit-General the Honoorhble Sir WiliihotStewarli the Honourahle Mont, gqmery Q. S. Stewart. of Gremion, with Mrs,' Steuart and fatally, Edward flupi, ,Ifhtypf )I'C-an, Eq. of flitrosltalloekl Major WU* of DargalVf atui ••Ori btewort of .ICirketrwrrar, . • • • The intense taken in .tlfe game by Sir J. U. Mr.Boyil epinribtitcilintich to the go" order Maintained, in ketiPing . eff, tram dis turbing,the players, tie greatest multitude ever -seintzObercd to ligy; kreu seep this quarter of tic Virgil, The Religion de , cribed, nr rather misdescribeil by the naMets'eutheiic," is the Pimith reli g ion ; lt is tether difficult to aseertuin thou' hang the Popish. relieietthas been known in &gland by thne mane Ca, 't lodic ; hOt, I think, tier anti! an early ,d t h e reign.af his: present Majesty. Tire it one Catholic has, in my ()pillion, been aesumed by the Papists _fam sereraieatises ; one is in:the unbonntled ar rogance, pride, and intolerance of the Popish so. premacy, which insists upon, and insiuo,,tes this false idea, that the Popiish:.religion is the only true rtligionoand that.it is the universal religion. Anothereause is, that there is' a sense i n %% 160, the name Catholic islited as opposed to Hera:tie, : and Sectary, and in h is by thaw in.. tended to desigUatC that those who 'art: 010143 are lilervics. This is a very faeourite plicstion of the name by the Papists, with whom it is a principal tenet; that all who are not pists nee Ilvreties,: and that, particularly in re, nt m 0. %) they are pot bound to, but a rp rather considered eriniinal if they dir, keep „their faith with Heretics, as they hull Protestants are. But the principal cause •of the assumption and use of the name in ,this,country, appears to me to have been and to be to cover the just odintit attaching, to the.tiatne or Papist, the isare . men tion of which immediately_ brings to oat-mental view, all the horrible cruelties and persecutions which were exercised upon our Protestant tore . fathers by'the Papists, during the time the Popistt religion had 'the power ; .some of which ceuelties. are recorded in Fox's Book of Martyrs, alsolit the reigns Of Mary (iailled the bloody); James, and many others in British history ; and these Cruelties and persecutions hive been continued when any opportunity has otf,:red, from thoig times down to, and since the Gunpowder -Plot; which diabolical plot, by the Murderous ing up of the King and Parliament, the Pa pists, expected would have reinstated them itt poWer, and enabled them again to have -feast ed their hatred upon the sufferings , Of more lie-. catombs and .Auto-da-Fes, or burning alive •of. martyred Proteitants, The Popish religion is certainly most , improperly called Catholic. , This "will appear Upon referring to the meaning of the word, which, .1 am told, la deiived holt)! two Greek words, signifying through and the whole, literally, " any thing that is universal or vit.. - !tar." Therefore until the Pope is the Governor, and the POpish religion has, as it wishes: to du, wxe4p r etc )4,1 01,64,r eeNions and becomes the uel. 'versal religion, or the religion of rite whole woritl, the assumption of the name Catholic is as impru, per., as it votuld be for us t o assume , t h at t h e Prince Regent is the 'Emperor of , and commends the Universe, . and that there is no religion but the Protestant. Equally, improper does it appear to me that the Kings of France should be ad. dressed, or by 'us recognised by the the: title of " Most Christian Majesty,"!, which •originated by the mandate of a Pope, who by 6101 arrogance designated, t that the Popish Kings were the most or best , - The . above *rrogant and false Assumptions and insinuations, .under the name Catholic Instead of Papist or Pnpislp, Will show that it is most kn.. prapetly so named. From these.premises it is ob vious the cOncluSion must be, that the - religion re, ferred to should be Called the •Papistical or Ptipift t ,professors Palusts, awl the exercise of ttie religion should be called. Popery. ' • It•these perfectly correct and proper names al.* now, - as they. might always to be used, 'there . 1t ill be much less cause to fear_ the progresi of t'opei•y among us, mid I have no doubt that if these names bed been always Ostd, - They wank! .have: prevented, mach of the lionoyaoce,we hate put tip with from. the Papists about their emancipation ; tor „I do think no' rettieting Protestant would satietlotv 'loch an act, Our good Old King We, are sure ne. Yer.would., and I folly believe that our Prince he gent and his, Government, With the examples. of .our past history before them, will never Consent, to Popish emancipation. I am your well Wisher, Liverpool, Jan, 10, ISM PROTEST UM. SKATING, EDINIURGI7 ) JAN. 3..-. Tuesday, Wednesday,' and Thtirsday, a great assemblage of skaters re. sorted to Iluddington Loch, attnded, Ihe tirti4 day, by the band of the Royal - Scots. We haver - I mink satisfaction in bearing testimony. to tlitti" prompt efficacy of the mean s p rov id e d by W.' Skating club for preventing accidents, in'those' virbiuustencei Where'rthe efficacy 1s really meant 'to be held out, viz. when the. ice bears in general, but may be , treacherous iii some places, Ou Tues. day the ice broke with two sailors, 6otn Leith, es Loehend, in very deep **ter. The moment the r •vrai sprung, the encircling - saving-rope • was drawn, and-the ladder pushed off. Llefore the bad. der arrived et the spat, the rope had reached it, aunt was caught by both d th e *ieters, whO were in iittety in half a tainaii from the time of the alarm. On Wednesday at .Dtuiclingstott, a young Oentie. matt bad gone among the reedc, ou the sotub aids, of the loch, where the ice gave way with him. In . less; than a minute be was extricated by meant of tire saving rope ;, and- the Skating Club have re. ceiva a 1,11911 t grateful bate; froth bias sty 04 feu*. eaSiquA