The Sun. — London, England, 1816-10-29 00:00:00

~ QI ~~ ~~ K , rla 1' i ~, 1 1 ./47.! 44,1 ~• ^sy;/ ()Fi 1,),) -I:6 '!'"; " ~. . ' .Numnnn. 7r)34..] CaNcI 7 I24ICTS,POR RED ,IND 1771 I i'P.; BRUSHES .1A7.) BROOMS. . . Oct: IR, ISI f.% T HE, PRiNCII'.4I, OFFIbERS aiul HIS .31.4JF:47'374N. t f'Y rho #,. T 0 3 , glue Notice, that on Thursday , the Sist: Instant, at One s'Clock, they till be ready ,to treat with suck Persons as may be willing to Contract for enpril_iag His 3fafeety's -freeral roof?: with , RtD AND WI-leek. 11ATS ; and also for his ,litiestii Yard at -Deptford' with RUHL'IfS AND UROOMS. 4.2vorm of the Tender may be teen' ..at this Of No Temkrtalfrjoy, rt,...eirrevt 'after Uite o'Cluch,. on Me day of Treat", qor a)ty4sticeil, unless the Party, or an .gent for attcods. ecru/ render must be accompanied by a Letter adth•essed to the Nat. ! ! ilwtrri, and eignert by two respo,Lsib!e. Pe!r 'ant; •ankagfarto heoome knilid with tlig Person tendering, in the Ego +if 1,9°01, for. the clue peeformanee of the Contractfor .4:ead, amt . 50 ? , .fia.the due performance if the Contract for Britshe4 anti 11;oonct. • SikRitCHNIS H;EAD.INN, SNOW-HILL. UNCOMNION CHEAP 'rRAVF.LLING. I ' .LORD EXMOUTII, a POOL and RINGWOOD new light I/it'll:nisch: . sets out .from the tir:wet - I's llen,l Inn, Snow-hill, Lo n don, at half-past Five ((clock in Vie. Meriting, cud arrives at the Louden p. 4, early the saute evening, through Furth:int, Alton, itlresfoid, Winchester, Itomsey, and IV imborne. 'At there- Wqest of the Inhabitants this Coach runs its _a day fore Pool, intborne, laic.; previously to this Coach starting, Passengers *ere obliged to travel by night. Proprietors will endea vow to to merit the patronage. of thoSe Friends who have biudly intimated their desire to support this Concern. SOI3TI•IA.MIYMN, Lymington, Winchester, awl Basing -61.914 :,Nkr Pour Inside Coach at Eight in the Morning, to the C, , earge Inn, Southampton, only eight hours on the road ihsealslast it: London and dine.at Souttramptool.—This is a Mast delight full Convey:wee to the Isle of tVight, St. Ma ties, Havre de Grace, Chet burgh, 84(1. "WEY MOUTH', Dorchester, Btendford, Salisbury, Andover) and Basingstoke, new Post Coach, every Afti.ittoon, at ‘ ll, tet'..: The Weyrtionth Packets tufinernsey, Jersey, Cher burgh, St. Malpe s, &ti. Tint WXI‘EIt.LOO N'ew Light Four InsitleCitach-to Leeds, 111,(iirag. Ilred ford.. and all Parts. of the North, sets erat at Two o'clock in the Aftertnion, and arrives at the Gold, n Lion inn, Leeds, next Evening at Six o'clock, throng( Stant sue ., ', Glatt. thant,Newark and Doavasser. This Cdaelt I* intended to ac- Curl:mobile the , Towne of Leeds, Halifax, Bradford and Vi cinity. It' wilt. leave Leeds at three o'clock in the Aftertirm. Passengers may conveniently crone to Leeds from those places acrd be in London early the next Evening. 'Fite Mt PI It E, a New LIVERPOOL Light Coach, only one ISiget the Road, carrying Four Insides, and FottrOutsil , s, oats nut every Day .tt One o'clock, arriVos (AV er tic...t ]f-ruing hefore Seven (O'clock, by way of Donstable. Woh , trit. .7..atithory„ pton, Weltord, Loftin-worth ' Finteklev, thstlstone, Lich fi eld. stone, Ridgely, Newcastle, Knutaford, IWerrington and Prescot. . CMSLING's MARLBOROUGH Elegant P,,,t Coach, I ‘, , lttSalorl ,- Ns Wry, rind , s ./te , •:irt? • lilissts. , .arclock its the Mortßitg, arrives ;,I.trtharou4t tt. 'ltintter—eornfultable conveyance fur those travelling the Whit Road. . ExrrEn, Plynnotth, Wermonth, Dorchester,Falmouth, Dtrtmonth, Salishory, New Post Coach, etTry Mornittz, alit Sle o'clock, throng:lr lioniton; Axminster. Bri dport, Bland ford, Ila.singstol , e, Anti Bagshot. Onlynne night out bktwecn London nod Plymouth. naiTC.N. sl3olding, Pete) borough Stilton,. and lluntitltr ion, new Royal Mail Coach, sets out ,•very Erening.a—Coachtt Rana Boston to SpilsbyLutith,Grititsby, and II nil. BATH and BRIS'I'OL Flying Inist.Coaches, through Chlp pnnhaut, Caine, and Marlborough, every Afternoon; arrive or Mr. May's, .the Greyhound Inn, Bath, and the' Lohidon- Tiivero. Thomos-street, Bristol, next Morning.—Coaches to. Wills, Bridgewater, Tottillon, LEEDS new light Coach, celled The Rockinglia3, sets nut • freer Ntortiing at Eight o'clock: carries Four Insides - ntily,• and goes remarkably eas,y, with a Guard t hroughout. throngh Stamford, Newark, Kett:nal, Doncaster, and Ferry - ts c ido t , to the Golden ‘Lion, Leeds, .nogt day at noon. . Not• with:tootling the , uticommon Expedition of this Coach,' it is allowed to he the most act enable and complete Pahlic Con veyance ort the North Road, hen* (meg:tolled ua Accommo-: dation by nay other. Only two giiiiirit4 inside to Leeds. GLASGOW, Longtowli, Gretna-green, Annan, Draufries, Brownliill. Thornhill, Sanquher-Kiln, Cantuock, Kingswe_ll, - and ell parts of Scotland, Carap, , rditveu Coach, daily. yowv, Newcastle, and Edinburgh . Neer Coach, performed vitt( a Guard throughout; sets out every Morning at half past Six o'clock; by way of Newark, KO ford, Tadcaster, Dar lington, Northallerton, Durham, Mut peth, turd Berwick. Passetigers finding themselves fatigued from the length (it the jotnney, nosy rest what time they please, and titers pro ceed on without a,ry udditivaal Fare..—J. Barber, the Black Swan, Costley-street, York, runs Coaches to Sunderllilitl, "lull, Scarborough, Whitby) and other places. • HULL, Northcave, Howden, Thorn, and Doncaster„Post- Coach, every Nbinting act helf-past Six,' to the liver Keys, bfarket-place, Hull. HERTFORD, Wisre, trod:les:lOn, Waltham Cross, 13rox borne, and %motley ) , eat h'eCery Morning. • tainGFVollTil Turd' Watsal Post-Coach, evety Eve nine. cm; Penrith, and Whitehaven, u 4-Coach , rtes with Four um! a Guatil all the Wily. Passes throe ; ; • Brousti, Appleby, Greataltii,:ge, Itlehniund, Citteridi, 'Borouglibridge, Wetherhy, Aberford, Doticoster, and Gran. than) ttite interest way by eighteen miles). Nets out Illordtttg, and performs the journey with the greatest 14.1-ICit ICit Passetneers detained on the Road by business or plea. sore, hiree the peculiar irantage of their Seats being sc ., cured its. the next. Coach. LIVEKPOOL, Warrington, Knutsford, Stone, and Lite:ll— Poit Coach, called The Express, every Evening' at Fire o'e..acit, to B. Brothevton's, Saracen's Head Inn; street, Liverpool. Guarded throughottr. . • • W4K,E.FIELD Post-Coach. every Morning, ut half-past VIESTERAnd PARKGATE new Post-Couch, daily. , AGLIPslii a new Flying Post-Couch, to. York, Sit:merlon& l'seeceatle, awl Edinburgh, carries Your Insides only, every A fternoot) at Two O'clock, by way of Doncaster, crantlunn, stud Starefoid. ' L • .KE N'DAL, Lancaster, Mestort, Kirby-Lonsulale, .Bolton citor ley, Or rid Gar ;Log Post-Cuaches, every After taw to at Ficao'clock. Gnat de,`. - StI7III,,AND, Stlicktou, Yarm, new Coach every M o rnilig . , to the (ieorge too, Strutter 14401. Congleton, Newcastle, Walsol, to i l Wolverhampton, !'.tat-('rse.th reery Afteritocith Guarded, SI-1 ILE W Slt tl RY We II i ngturt te nd Shi'ffint I , Post-Cottelf, 'We !loyal Charlotte,. evrtY Kretting at Five '"cluck. Guarded. BIRODNOI-lANI Mercury Pclit Coral), with a Guard, ,eta out reel's . Afternoon, trod reaches Birmingham nest day :et Noon', Passes by Oxford, Enston and Shiputone, to the Saracen's Head, 14dt-street, Birmingham. S.EI EFFIE LP and Rotherham Pest-Couch, called the Rock itlttlittms every Ist ()ming. DOVER, Deal, Nlargate, :Ramsgate, CanterhurviFaver shum, Qualmish and Rochester . Post-Coat hes; Morning, and Afternoon, N.is. l'assersgersi and Parcels booked for tbe.above Coaches of the New W.Litli'llurse Cellar,. Pito:Milli. ' WILLIAM li. MOLIN`E,VI2N and Co. respectfully acquaint Ikeir,Friends and the Politic, host they will not be acoott_nt, 0.'314 far any. Pereels or Luggage', ;‘(e. of atom Five PUtifitiS Vrriete, it lost; stoleti, or, damaged, unless cultured as such and paid for actor:lilts:l, at the Sioutat's Sow*ll I, 1,04,444. . . , '•• .. ,t - • , • ... ~ • ' \ .44174.... 4 Ilk ,. i A .,' • ~,, ,• , „ ''.. , , ../ , , • ' - , i 7 • - - . I , . .... 44 , .. , r., . f., - ta . ; ' ...,f - , .7.-7= • '.: •.• ' " 1' ...‘, ,,• , .. , 1 1 , . -.% .4 , :,*-- ; :.11:.:4 1 •'•. .? , -"- -.T i ' '''flt:. ',.-7,,,z-:, V. , - , • .'‘ •,,,,..`'s ~ ~- - , ,). - , r, ••.„ • ,tv 7 , 47.• A.! A _ ~ , . . , k -Q:,. -A . • ',Y _ ,-E. , t ,.. _ ...4 0. '''•- '' ' O:A;v 7 , ,-..,, ',., ''. ' FK......_ ' I k ON THURSDAY NI T, • The Mole of tip GRAND ,ATtVI'E Ltlrfl 7 ,lll% can "inS .1111(V.E l i kiKEA ,C,20,000, wall'unly Nix Thoii sand Tiaelis, will b rrlllF. Gli EAT-SUCCESS which attentleil the illh . etis of G. CARROLL, thetoßeiy jest whet) the following CAPITALS were all•Sulti No. 7,7:15, a Prize of ,C.ao,uno, in 12 12,410 , - Jinn; in .r , 2 st:tvei - - 1,000, in 5 shores 12,5:10 - 1,000, in 11 Shares 8,0i6 - - 500 ; in 12 51.41%.8 15,800 - - 500; )4'. 8 SharOs '14160 - - 500, in 11 Shares f-fai, afforded subject of congratulation to ninny of Ilk friends, amongst whom the above 'sideinliti utniumt has bei:n distri buted. • .. ; I'ICKE'IN anti SliAtt arc en Sale at the ,fortunate Of fices.of G. CARROLL, 7, Cornhill, and '2,6, (Word-street. an the Filet of, May wai pr4s4 h. T • 15.1 MONTHLY GA Z LIGALTII. 1 This popular periodical w.irk, 4,14. 1.1:(: Author of lb Medical Guide, &c. is published yu the ist of every inAttli, on the same plait' as the Gazette' de S:lanl4 of Paris. It gives a popUlar accnunt of all new diicnveries made in different parts of the world; tam many relate to. tire means of preserving health arid' curing disease., 'pr omit economy and dotnestic comforts, &.e. Fifth'Noinber, to he plblished on the First of !Way, will cont;rin Practical ltern.7hs on the Causes, &c. of Imhof tion anti Bilions,Cuin plaints, and the hest litio4l tisealli Of prevention and tore, by NTedicine, Diet, &c. New Remedies for Piles, Asearitles, Rheumatism,' Cutaneous Eruption., Nervous Head-ache, Colip; Ring-swim, Corns, Tender Feet, Se.orvy, Itch,, au Account of nenprthv,tibilions-Pills, Stalaic Posider, the Management of Newly : burn Infants, &c. &c. • Published at the Clivasinal H,411, I 7 , Piccadilly, and sold by Sherwood and ('o. Paternuiter- row, and all Booksellers -in the United Kingdom.. • • • To-num:vs T. 11. 1 40 It, F.`4l. • -• • - • Now.ntidge-street,, Landon. IloNnt , ioni Sin, leave to Inform you, that ever since the 13. year 1790, been at.. I! .eted with the Lties Veitereaj which, from its obstinately resistiog every coarse Mr.:l6oe prescribed by the most eminent of the faculty here; and un • letgoitig sereralseecre courses ofsalivation; and twice dis charged frOm the tinspital with,litile relief, would appear to he of the most inveterate nature ! In the spring of last yea' My disorder had got to such a bead; as nearly to put a period c. , my existence,-I 'bad a-large•tilier on tire crown of my bead, ..ne on eireli arm.. and My legs were broke.tint in. a. frightful manner l my right wai dreadfully painful, and had been in a state .01 ulceration for the last seven years ; my left had also antlers on it, Wai I*ll' touch discoloured, and gave strcli eseraciatitig pain„ particularly. when Warm in bed, ly' if :ttt isl",lot lattreit tattz - P -. was reeowarnded, by Mr. J. ,- rhoolif.ivii, (who receiteil 5,, great. 4 earthy them here), to take your Leal:A Patent Fills, which I began nosh) on tbe Stan of May ; in the coarse of a forti1;4111, I begat to receive. beneiit—lit little mare than a : month the ulcers my head nnd arms were stiundlr healed soon after, the sores nit my legs healed alio; leaving, liow erer,.considerabludiscolouration in the a ilt, and pain in the hosts its the left, which, by the 'Mining of God, and a little longer perseverainx iu yeur subsided; the noiles dispersiog. the shin regaining its.nataral hue, and the noctornal.pains gradttlly.going olf.—l thus heeame, Icy :yonr,liberal advice and medieoic, perfecrly_free ltq;n all nip former complaints...hive 'recovered sty forgoer spiri!s strength, and am become jolly and fat, in which hay hg cootioned many wont hs, to the iistonishment of all who knew, me, I am at a lois in what taints t 4 express my gratitude, inn beg you, for the good of other Sulferihg min - tali,' to make this my case as public as possible, 'as:l-shall On' every. ecca salon; _in so doing you will greatly oblige, . • Sir, your grateful, Obedient, very humble Servant, • AILEX hilatti.Eß Swan's Close, High-street, Edinburgh,' Witnesses to the aliove Jolin Thompson, , No. 8, New Poilltry Market, Edinburgh; Jelin higntosli, Old Assembly Close, Edinburgh. Prepared and sold by thvsoto•• Proprietor, •11 - IOMAN Nletutier of the Royal Cellege of Sur:ekins, "at his Witte, 'No. 9, New Bridge-street, London e, after a constatitresideritie•of More that, 40 years, iu a practice parti cularly directed to the case of VenerealCemplaints and those. incidental tit the Parts of Generation, with that inviolable secrecy which men of his profession she ttld always obserrein tacit easoi.the hatteri• himself 'tile advice end twist:ince he k:ratuitotisly administers to persons talking this Nledicitie, witi he esttitaned, by a discerning Public, as an advatitago seldom :Attainable., it'd void of all anthiglitY. Also sold, by his appoint meat; for the convenience of those living at a ttistance, at the Toyshop, No. 103, Oxford-street ; Mr. DishorMigles, No, 7, Fish;street•bill; Mr. liiixters, ;oath-bridge, Edinburgh • Callwell's, Dublin; and by oi l , i i e rom every considerable. town in Great liritaitf.alid oil, in bogies ofonly is. 9d, eacti, stamped, and seated sip I. rout plain directions, whereby persons, Of Y eitht r ••es inay eiIVeIIIkhISUITCS with ease, speed, siiilityk arid safety • • SUDDEN DEATn.-011 Sunday afternoon, be twee:, three and lour o'clock, itS a Gentleman in . uppercut ;400d health was wliking along Paradise. row, Hot hj..rhithe, he Mopped doe..n suddenly lind layoextv_Ld,d . (111 the ground. Several persons who were passing tit the time ran to hisassitauce, hut found him feetningly lifeless : be was immediately carried into a,public-house'hard by,. and medic.d assisttince sett for : a surgeon attended in it few Miff Wes, anti opened a vein ; hut, alas, to 110 VW' potie , the Vital spark was extinct, and .. the poor Gentleman never opened his eyes'more. $o per son then present had the least knowledge of . his liersAn ; but we understand from one of. those present, that from his general appearance it %Vat► conjectured the Cu:mit:auto was an Officer of. the Army. CoanNett's . IntwasTo----An' Inquisition was taken, arthe tight Bens, Twickenham, beforalMr. STittf.p:o, Coroner, tipott the body of John Seth,' .a **tanner) :of that totettlizalreth Seth, tbe 'daughter of the decellSttl, Said,- that+ her father went upon duty on the preceding-night,„and was relieved at fire o'clock in the morning ; lie bed. not complained of .being unwell - at . ..a11,...but ap , . pCitted 'in. good health ; he went' , to bed .abCut eight o'clock tbat•mortting, -her mother went- to his hed-room , to call him to breakfast, and incilll7- sequence , of his not answering, sLeAvent, to the., bed side and found hion.lifelesershe.eentfor 14ri - . , WateotVa4nrge.oll,•Who Cititte Utnitetititttly, At'tt 'trietktothteed billti . but could -not succeed. --!- ,- it-' tlict-4.0.1* ili a gilt OUlleoplexy." --, i A ikil Agitii'l . t . . . - VP* r." - 1 1 77: t. 74.1.' !..,;-...1 ;:':, :I L T n" N 0, ~, ... . T S D AY,' 0C T B , • DIVIDEN,p3 (4 - 111t i rrENCLI FUNDS. Advertisement, dated. 18th last., having .attested the rap&l, -. purporting lit , he issued by a CompArit established .at falls, tinder the '041 . 0c-0011 'Of „NEWTS. AI laTtt Fit.s , 4, l zlNna E anttilpsorir And Co., in which it, is as, sertert that the Proprietors of I , :rench ciolt,. Consolidated Annuities, incribed in' their ,own narries,in GreAf BoOk of the Public Debt ill France, have not 'hitherto been able to receive the Annuities, except by exhibiting heir Inscrip tions ;it „Paris ; and as this assertion is, at variance. . with' the infmtnatiOn which Mr. IJna. SAwroats has transmitted some time ago to the... Public by printed circulars, be thinks it inct,mbent upon him trystate, likewise throtteh the medium of the Pub that by - a Decree of the Fri - jai:li ~ :whicliappeared in 'the, Voniterei 0 . 1 ate, :13(ii June last, the n e cessity of e shihtti ng the Inscriptions for me receipt' of the : Divide lids was...formally dispensed with, andthat . a .tioiver of attorney • has be, that date been, and will thenceforthbe, sufficient for that purpose. Mr. Saterptt tS is besideS spec y aut liori;ed by a formai agreement catered' into. with him by tha-Feetich Go melt to pay their Dividends, A short time-alter-the become due, to all holders of Fretich StOck; resiifiiig nut of Fritoc, have furnished him with their powers of Attorney, In 'confor mity:with this, he ha's' actnally pisid'on the Nth last, the Dividends due on the"22WStptember last, to Stich holders as 'had given him iheir powers,' Or were possessed of Inscriptions in ids name. ;So far, therefore,'front the possession of Certificates issuc.l by a Company in - Pads being esse'litial to rieility in the'reception : of the -Div dends, it is obvious that the Proptiettir,of Btock may; holeperident: of Tiny' such meditern, re ctive them here with the utmost ease and promp- Oriole, while' at th e same time' he radius in his own possession the Original Cert!fleales of Inscrip lion' of the Irrneli Tieasu'ri, whkh are tire' aCtual vouchers of property. These•eettificales,, by, adding to theln a . prover of Attorney (in whichthe utilise of the Assignee may either tie hired up; or left in blank), 'van he made 'an available species of prOperty in England, and transferred, us otea. Sion. rccitlires, with perfect facility. As to any apprehension of slight infornialitieg in the titles for' transfer, Mr. §Aiveoats can 'state, from his own exprricEce, that every 'reasonable' chnsidel'etiOn' is ttatle them: the Ft eneh Treaitury; but hillier, to re.thoteitll uneashress on this score, he begsro inform such persons at have purchased, he inclines] to purchitie', .Fretieh - 5 lie''' Cent. Aiitiniies from bins,' that' will at any tithe bee turuish (Otia rect . powers for sale, Or :transfer id (heir Stock.- No.Bl, Writ Winche,ter• street; Oct. I, fi IG. • TIIE.AK;tIY, IN IRELAND', &c. A prixate of the 4th , Di agnons was fire!! at in Bai'lncas near Mullfirgar, on Sallliday• . Tice High Sheri&wade every eAert ion to appt ehenti the perpetrator, but without' effect. TI tt well-condoeted regiment, : the 97111 (late bs,h,) quartereO in TempletuOre, which was most rotieritisly reported to be amongst the redtiCtion, is, on the contrary, ordered to complete its es inblisholent to the regiil,ited gnota—raot,ol. the complement are unijuljted service men The 19th regiment have subserae,i 250/. to the Woterluo Fond: • A dealt of sixty privates and three offirers of the 2 , 1 liAttitlion 30tit regiment, quurreveo ill TrAke , 4tirtnetliar v ly proceed tojoio ale Ist bAttalioo in the bast IngHet,. . . The 96th trgitnt were inspected ,at Mullingsr on Wednesday, and thanks i.sere givun : by Gvne raitlivmmis to Colonel . 'M'Carthy, for the high state ddiscipline iu which he found the hattalion. The 77th regiMent were moat minutely inspect. ed alew days ago, at Cashel heatlquarters, by Major-General Doyle, who was direc:ed to re port such men as were unfit for service,-,they are fine battalion, quite complete, and, their propei' cuu'duet in tke. several clintffiments. they ar e Ma dotted through the County of Tipperary, is spoken ofitr the' highest terms .of commendation. Friday . 'that distinguished _regiment the 92d, or Gordon Highlanders, was' inspeeted on-Burnt - S.' , field hinkt, by NiNicir-cieneesl The'regi ment looked tentarl“thly Contarttodur of the Forces aildr"ro6ll,leiftenont Colonel MAC. poNA,,,t), and begged him to expt ess fo the Ofli: ceri, non-eolninissiotled officers, and privates, his high-stitisinition of th'e getieral appearance of the regiment, and its movements. • A detnehment of the 46th regiment marched on Saturday frotn -Winchester garrison fur Ports. mooth, to embark for the Bast bodies. _ , ~~:. A question of great importance, says a Morn ing-Paper, is to be tried this week before the new Jut y, Court , respecting, a certain deed:of settlement of the lute JANES Earl ot An action was brought in the Court of Sestnoloby his nephosti the present Earl, for the reduction of that ileeal i on the,gromul that it was not eke. ewe(' with the essential-forms required by law for .theconwyance of rectiproperty—that the deed was , signetLity the . late 'Earl 11,t a titre when he was blindi—tbat it was not . read ~over. to him in, the practice of. - the- witnesses, 'lt nti that one of the witnesses, whose. mime appears 011 the dcedovas not present when his Lordship signed it. To is certain I hue Cam, Ilia cause Wus remit tett to the .Miry etriert..by J i be Court of Session. A-great number , ofavittiesses are sommoned on hotti , sides, rim-10Ni eirkiminett, in Court.. Theeyidence at the DalreAlt: CUEMBRLAND', _Lord -EttsniNe f •friii others, yitil - Crtitete in the habit of frequently see- inkttte -Eart about . t hat period. have,4men - r Ditto ' - by-cotuneisaitia in, LOition. Pre , vnt;vait;e qtiks est4i,toix upyoutdu ref`4.9,,,VV01. i ~' .. !~ t .~' •••! i Tif I!4' NE:tY E,..‘11- 1 1(11,S QV AU511.41:A.,. • EATBACT OF F 'A PitlVt.TE Lh "treß FIIODI MUNECII: • " till, itt . .ticlei that have 'been . liiiblisheci in so. - veral for eigu on the" ;littler e'rti ilte Pi in- CeaSVITAIVLOTTr..I3 contain sonic e•.•Oires • - • ,i-113'efille'r incorrect 'Or obscure,' Sll Whir ti;'e'y ierut tl,e first trriCage Of this Princess. "1"14 . 141 arc the fiwts . ',..,—The man ‘vito lorAleilovcr kureft .• , some years sinceitati resolved to initrryilie Pritte4 Royal of Wit tunherg to • the rtliticesiCtHiiloUc I leitati engaged the King oilViremberg to einpl64 . all tile:authority of a father.ond of a Sovereign OVeicorne t he re ftt's,'tll'lT a Prince ~Ntilto, while lie 1•014 , dered eyery jtistiec to the exeelko , 44 , 111tiii es orate prioccss, was un. , villing'to ri.!ceire tz spouse .trofti the loto;i iii the oppreSsor of tiffs co,ntry, thh • Mean itine,'"the political interests of the Liog . floot of Wirtemberg were compromised riy I II iS ref 111111,not 't6 . " expotse. , llls tatiterr.timl,his , Ki , ,g.tt;,the distrening coDsegitences,. the Prince 1.10y41 cod«, seuted in tipt? . earatict:io the coosommat ion of the marriage. 131111taving apisrketrthe Ptince,s'of the nioral Hit (I iioliticat constraint thar hall in ercised towardp 7 ,ltim, Ole Prince concluded with arrangenvut, Isy tt IWcb, Muth part le% recognised the nullity of their pretended consent, l 'aud their-fbrittal desire irat 'to cohabit togethei. At, the first moment that the fail of , tile Listaper',4 power rendered a reclamation possible, the.l: f iu r eess,, who is a Catholic, commtmteated to the PO'pe' anthentle and -. unequivocal Proofs` of the 'trolt.,existence crf her.pretended 'll l 4 proceeding „done in concert ..with Pdace of Wirtemberg,. produced the formal and Colnplete annihilation, on the •tr A t't of rr e 11 ( 4 FA titer, of the.pretended tittion of these two angost . personages, _under the sanction of relsigion. Pripe t trim) irrotimpice only Iv! . the party 'who was of the Catholic connnintion,'rettnett the Princess Charlotte to the state of an untharried person. .With respect to the. civil howl equally pretended, it appears 'lint at Convention bus been concluded betWeett the tire° ROV'M lloosei of lin- Narilt and Wietetriberg,' nullifying the--fereetreArt itraer concluded under the halm:nee olau hic power." " SPirreONT THE 'St' N. - -011`01)SetVint tbflt nary yvsterday, we found that Alits , body which ave mentioned was East appr,ottchiyg the _tight sons. n r had tierlitte,l 'cipitiderAtr the '1 Vest. l'wo new bodies 11 . 1ve 11 tie disk on the li.ft—`-:ou4StillteSOutl i -e awta re jun, ocapparently tit the . top. of the fob,, and he other in the iutt:riur part, e. N.,E. Tc,6 tur. Per atril oval ; ,the latter is the whielt we'haye yet otiic.tvetl. -It is pearly square and extremely black. 1i also I,ll.,p)peare with grt , otyr rapidity than the 104,1' nis, 6r. wid •the magnittitie of i;.; tkoicul to 'aiirloimec that it IS nearer the eittai than the two others., w:iielt• aye, Aisible at -this. moment. CRlT • these bodies be planets line our ioinul. the. common center, and trace r sJiewing their bright sides' to US , oft sereOntif o f their proximity • to _the. Suit ?.Or are they more particularly tl ;genes 0, that luminary The Moniteni . merniohs the folloteink rn c id en i, whit', took place at Anbnison, in the depaittatiit a the Creole ; - r -On the 9th of yet obey, at i ou t fi x* inlhe afternoon, the wile of Piet re Alartittel.u, labourer, was digging potatoes in as fieid at very short distittee front the suburb of St, Jean, hating , beside her her son; about sia, years old— Nwo vt:olves made their .appear.apee, attd.attaciteil 014 boy; but the courage of a mother knew tio:(.lao iger, and she defended him with so muck") teiente of mind as to suceeetl nt felling to the groontrone of,these, terrible, animals whit a stone which she threw: at . him ;--the other took to Oigtqltt the : sight of the husband, who came to her Its.sktauce, and who with, a mattoch,:which he held in his hand, wive the finishing blow to the One which w:ts still struggling. Altoos the moment after the cOorageOtis, mother was delivered from• the fear of having her chiltldayowred, site paid the debt tef nature,, falling into a kind of ,delirinin, which , was not of long duration, ah i l she spoke incessantly of her son, and of the dart. ger which he hail rub. • e ilioniteur containi a letter from a Mr. Silty "c tare conveyance i 4 1. ,g ` r e a r ne t e il , 7a C r ° 4: l l l 'o ll ::4 lll leYe f :or:xplairta d g i t r i g7h ) translated front the Ifaliglislt I)4l)eyi, stating, that this Gvtitivntan bad embarked ikt .11righlon itt Enelish eolelt, intended to rim heilvcect,Dieplic and Rotten, and that the CompKtty in which he belonged hail .conttLeted for '2,00 eiim.bes .of the same kind. to Edit in yam i(ans Dirt: Fra.vice.r-- Tire paragraph in question seeini. to hive excizeLl the nationol jealotoy or the Frtvielr, which Mr. Si EVAAO eiktitavoorA to..retnove, by 414611 04 iris coitehes ale only intended to run wcen Paris anti St- Denis, 'tilt other l):11't.m ni tile vicinity tit tire cripit4d. to.thtro vein Eatglishmeit in this rwni, he the triiiiiesS Kthag . shares, he should lie egiroLy.rta:ly.to 041mit tians, Gentians, Itith,tll it ilicy utivitneed the tnonty. He arlds, that the kind tat cch;ele which Lit.. brought Was jntidly ni,knorrir Frimee, beintt even at. improvement -on die LOSLSii lU. tICIS ; and that Ire hod . hirtal . cov:Aulian not! grown, not wirb tlic i;ttento,ti to taorloy indivitturiie or that natio , ), " - bat ;hut his otisittneilt , ,rnrgiit be k,ept: 10411193 i u( tbrgye . Ctt thkr eountry, ttr ".41ch it snfheient tot. vet in order to know AU the intr,intage4.of i• A•.~~ • , P.rue In a few Days trill he publithett, 'Kite 6s. PLII4I LDIN 14 ti itOR ttgl7l.-f.:AV, or C JciCAL.NA,t„ 63. t4ntents.—Strift's Works, k:Witiftir Scott, Eloti.rrCole, rhlge's Olt istithel—Freoch . tstruvion of the Tyrol--I)eattry's Principles of Fluxions—Vitiage tie Humboldt, Astronomic— Liberty of the Press and its Aboses—lireislncles Geotopy 7 — Cook's History of: Church of Scotland—Pretimirtaq cuttr , , to the Suppholtent or the Ertcyclopmilia Britannica, by Dugald Stewart, Esq.—Dangers of the. Constitution. Pt intrd for Archibald Constable nod Co. Edinburgh ; and Longtintn, Hurst, flees, Orme, anti Dri;wn, I..ondun. •