The Sun. — London, England, 1819-02-01 00:00:00

I • o: a id ie c 9tibi ec tc bi lin: en ' ena bling 111,01513 C ~~j ~= _ ~, 0 ; 0 ‘40 -. ... , ) 3 .,....., , ......•?„... ;,-.-- , _ ,‘ . vc...., ~.;-• . .-l! - • e 1:- , f '-'..:. • ~ ~: . A ;,d ~, '''nit Ai-4.1 . ...-vr..- . ~.......- -f t... .. ,- ..;,.-, . ..,- . ; i)6 i • Itt KA . i. , 5-- ~. . . .. , i , ~ t. * ".; • ; ,?.. ' ;.p 5.. .," • . ‘t - . , 1 . , ;• r ;;•4 ; " Ao r - ,1 z. 4711ifr. 111‘Tt E R . 99 41 I l elY #P' V‘,* E 13 R. L bring in • b sa %ON. flie je , t tntiv n. thaL I the! e frr It 21, , , .. • ad( 7' P f I,i INRAPV. - ISTLE CR 0 I I GL,-/S., -,11'.D IPINDOIT%-LE.ID. t Nary-Ogice, 27th Jan. 1 819, l' ' 1 PRthC/PAL , OFFICERS a,vd , COM )O,O,_ 3fisszoNEir of HIS .31,1JESTIIV S N.Y do 4 4 , 1 1 give hVotice, that on Thursday, re 11th of February '1),,, ) 0N at one v'Cl oc k , they teL'l be rect.,/ t° t r ial zzith such ~. _ , de;;:; '"! m ay be willing to Contract for sulyl.yin.g h'is . i 3l :_a , .- etii; r gals, `t 4 ' OWN ( ;LASS and WINDOW LEAD. . '• • 't,,i i ,.: rn 'y . the ?'ender may be / seen at,.this' Office. : -No ''e cii( ' .l( :`" he re ceived. after .One o'Clttek. on the Day (1 . . 44 4) ' no any noti ce d unless the Party„ or an -1 _,. entlo .l. t ‘ : 4 ; 1 • ° - f .. 4 ' . , , . . .. ~. . to.t 4 : e .l. :r .. e , i+ der mist : fie 'fie to" in pvtied by trt.. , cltrs: :ee cti - .. tr e ir ÷ r,:s_i . : , 1 N tli , '''''7l 80 . - trif.' end siglted by two respowit , Itf . rY°" i ' n V • i t i :.'' 4 ' ill' beeoin e bp / m 4 NwEch. , (he Person letty_entsg, . • ' ij': s°°l - f?..tie At/. performance of ti:e. Contrac t.h tr, -......'_1' • • '—_ - 14 D 1(.2T-I;l2 ;rhVG:iht`i'li&; dale. 20, rißtch '4‘;f''' , CO .1.4 , 185/ 0 ArEil S for VIC TGIL I, IN 6 :•4 41.4444-47'S Ar,-.4.19:: do.herehy gave IVolise:, that 171 4% , i tc &.i , , ?,1' Fehr - nary nest, t.ley will be . re . ai.y , 41 ; : r t e ,7',.;:ti.`!( , 4* in writing. (Seale:du), and ,, treayor 0 . i i e e .0 47 , 4 - 4 °N.;cft muftcb\-,,AE40 !..- tydA it, to teititswera , b • PP14.. 1) , i ''' r,.1- no.! less than two pYunds weigke each') .to be lit t e4( viths, r4e irii,„-.,67,,,,, di t d for Fifty 27q)is _of9 AT (4z),,iin te deli veredjlto 1.4 .1/C/ICSI, y'.i. ri(l4alll.YSiti7:" i'4l:!,[4(li. "Face el' u i ne in,oth, brequett u eckl p. - ic'ltii;•',""i li; ' ke` ... laid 1 ; 4 );• ' i ' y ilills'itiz:riable, wi'llientln k.lZ:c drtilv'o ftrr date; 7 : 7 • :"7'' '': C' ' . l' ' . Y 4 0;:elit"8 of . the Contrdcts cnaij be seen at the Secre , tl.:l ; '' '' l "I be had iti any Tender in teltieh the prter , 4 ) " , 1 , t ' t 6 e ins,. i' • 7. i , ie,/ „ .://,' 6;' 'Elul sh-alt ~e tei , . i tea ?it le 01 (, a ':- „ , .. . , „, the' 1, 41 l' riii,;: red_ to the P.oard. 1,1 7 -e 0n . .? o (Jock o. . 74 '4 .'' 14 e 51h w, February nest; .ner unless the Per : . Ile ''''q4e. 2. .P • pit oil his ochaV, )44 io 4; fve., re,, der, o r .some . el , •o -'----'''f Iv.itcn calieujur. 6 , , 4 1. - -- ' ------- -- 1819. -----' lONAP>t' tIFFICE, January es, ..tc., ', - -()Titoi, L ER a rid STOR EKE EP ER " "lii 6f, , t‘ ,l'n Y qf il kIE are' reidy 1 - ti receive.Tt4N:lTEßS for t__- , be t l % TA ~,:p:ki%l.t. PENS, QU I L LS. , ,Sh YA N(7 84 x' ;,',; -1 ". 117.;,..Ei;5, and CORD for 1:;-: Puulis , t er•- , t \:, „, 1 N ,4 ' k PRICE SE' V.ENI,E,Nep,. To the PROPtiLETORti STOCK. - .1 IA NC)-FOR.TES, PEDAL FIA 11 P, find BARREL ORGAN, comidete ; great bargains. Piano. Porto at 18, 20, 25, itifil 311gui:)ras ; Second Hand; some 118 good as new by all M , :kerA.--Clabinet Piano -Forte, 38 guineas. • Harp, by Erard, 6u guineas; Alio allarrel Organ; pdwer voonzli for 100 ,„ .50 going -11s. ;May be viessed.by daylight at Mr. WATI..EN'S, hi, Leicester-place. 11 4 gr a td LADIES ANWGENTLEIMEN, ' NCOURAGED by .fluttering promises 0 • support from many most . resrieetable Proprietors, venture to announce My inte'ution of standing- forward,' ot an early occasion, as a Candi - date for a Seat in yotziDirec- FOIL THE SUN. ,rder ed Pt perS - N a e itin4 the 13- It ATE. Mr. EDlTott,—lt is . a , settled point - that the rotir's :late can only be lessened through the exeiteMent of the dorifiatit! energieS of tl4 . roor in other words, that a return to oilier, and too often forgotten principles, should be the first of our la-. houri. On t this let us for 'a moment reason. Can this be effected with money:Chat is tn . say,: in a way of charity, or 60., 0. any kind I• History, it is conceived, will here advance with, awintiversal negative. The Setip!nral exptes.' ". , sion, on another .: stAiject will het e,apply, ,will turn agaimandrend,you.'' era at , present Cvastino in vain, while • - : Nragi"strates and Parish Officers are in:virally seen Warning 'each other. But will not employment on <tir fisheries and waste lands do 'these'will all we need, if. suitably managed. The' resource is•at hand, if intelligence direct our. ,mathine. Has the cause of so m u ch m i ser y . (atn Hicitv great, both in distress and in crime, cannot Ole' r contemplated ,but. witty renforsc as 'tell as re. gret) been recognized in detertoration,!-deteriora thin- in our - Poot';' , i: e. in our lower orders some thing Must be done tu strike at this to iis•roor; 'tire must by sortie means convince the poor man ; that he still is considered as a citizen. The pa-, rriotic, "the weliklisposed; every, whet e are eon-, templating this, and the only reflection is the mode 'of applying the remedies With .which our territory aboomls. Can Parliament effect this ? We know that Parliament is omnipotent; but Will l'arliament hazard.' the. adoption of any etniti,ent measure, without first a motion being gene rai iii the community, at large -Here, be :it constantly kept in view,• the littleoesses of Party ecto have tiO place. To raise somemiliions of our country-1 tin..n to their posiiive standing in i\ onr society, is too large for speculating views, or the meddlings of Jobbers. Be it also recollected, that how. vetting schemes of the vi;ell4lisposed cannot here have a place. la trying experiments we have to risk . timeli; what have we to gain ? The vt:plac ing things as they once were, and with a glance at the improved knowledge and culture now sUb sisting ansi increasing among us - , is all our deside ratum. The mart who would a s se r t, that t h e litiglish Public is of legislative capacity hazards his reputation with the world at large. tion Originally brought up in a house of business, and since connected, durinr, a period of sixteen years, with an esta blishment intimately allied, in its rarions branches, to the commerce of the countrf, I entertain a` hope that you ma y deem me worthy of your notice and consideration,. •Siiould it be my pod fortune to succeed iu this object of anibiti. n, I pledge myself to ,an honest nod t;onstant zeal for you! ser vice, and to an active and canscietitious.dis(harge. of the 11U lies attached•to the extended. a iml.imparfautt•cstileerss. of the Company. . It is my Ml:lidos wish to.pitY.persoual rk.ttit4t callingaxl;.rach . Proprietor, bot,should I urifolgunatelst,-eitbre. front the inaccuracy of the. Lists,' or.,any unfureseen stan:Oe, 8e prevented dciitaq so,!lsrissr to your candour,tocan - 1 indulgent interprtfation of the ustriStion. •t ) t tiNCOLNSFIIRE. rro: be SOLD, the . REvEgsioNT FEE of ttr a a capital ritt 7 ,!•:NoLi) ENTATE, a convenient di - lance from the tavn of Sieaford, ; cititsrasting of 1000` Acres, 'ore esr lest ; now let nearly 90olvver sanollia, and Ma norial ltitghts tapir lied to it. The present-Proprietor is in the r2d ye3r of his zaze, rest ri;ted 1, tiOiiniittiriv: waste, making. s cti lei-debt s 4 1 4, lensing betond of his naturallitc.— The l okeat price that hill be biker) is .1.44)001. ~ • - 11ptAy to - •Nfr.f Johm Pilehergate . , . NottingbpciLh Üby jetkr, post. paid. , • ~, l'o o°J f ridoc`:' e to oli 'l'll'4 (1 to"re; 1-1 / I •c(StrN / rntrlittAil'etlriliiiiniritteiii pts that ;Ire .ma e 'ter eit the y .pitr n ios . . contlio4tiott,i t ist e hl of Ahe Gtmunie Illac_king, , :prepated be 'DAY-and I:l,4:4:l;Wthy here adoptad i hew I3,4ei i in which their address, 97, High Holborn, is so conspicuously praced ;in the centre; that they trust an attention'to this, and the 'diff ere n ce •oir, - -t he type, which is lettev•press; will. :enable purcharier,t 0e.c0.t9 detect the imposition. Tile IlealJ4pan CIL-V.:KIN 4 , made and s'sld IVholesale'hy 'M' ant! mmeriN, 97, High and tetaiiett lie th • prineital Grocers, Di iize:istc, imtnnongt.trs, Per,- futnPrs, floot-niahets, in the United Kingdont„in Buttles at 6d, is. and Is. Gil. ep.ch. • I have the homntr te - he, L~4lcs and Gelitieln en, l'alrour very obedient , antVh4taub4e Ser:apt c • . • WILLIAaI 61, Portland-place, 28th Jan. 1'19.., r. NOTICE 'TO ARTISTS. A'LL WORKS intended tnr tire ens u i ng EX HIBITION at the It(VAL ACADEM be sent Sorrtarset-House, cal MONDAY the or the 6th of April next, aft ..r time-none can be received. r Lather particulars wilt be ziren is a future Adverti , sc4tient. ,'• -HENRI!. HOWARD, R.A., Secretary. JNCONINION GOOD TR AVEL,LIN6, froni - the SARA: CFN 4 S INN, SNOW -HILL. To TOR.-K, LEEDS,. EDINBURGH, and all PARTS of the NOEL'I'}I. Four Inside'Coaches, the Best Horses, and keep txcallent Titre! - >By W. MoUNTA [Nand Co. . SARACEN'S tiEAa INN, SNOW-HILL, LONDON. lot te ; los"' BRITISH GALLERY, PALL-MALL. - • ic , t (1) 0 ' redi efii fe l 0 o f 4 LEITS - GAITEny, rorrirEX El SITION and SALE cif the WORKS .of gtilite:'RN 'AR:II . STS, is OPEN every Day , froru Ten iii . the 'Alor.ning until Five in the Afternoon. • .s_'7" I`..enittance IL—Catalogues 7,IHE -iesllowing POST-COACHES ; MAI IL - COACHES, &c. set out from the Saracen's Head trio, The UNWIRE, a New LIVERPOOL Light Coach, only one Night on the Read, carrying - Four Insides and Four Outsides, sets out every ))ac' at`Olit o'clock, arr i ves a t Liv erpoo l next Afternoon at Six o'elock, through Dunstable, Woburn, Lathhury, Northampton, tWelford, Lottetworth, Hinckley, At herstone, LiChfield, Hugely, Stone, Newcastle, Knutsford, \Varrhigton and Pre - writ., ' , `SOUTHAMPTON, Lymiogton,' Wi t i c h ester, and Bracing stoke New,Four Inside Coach' at half-past Seven o'clock in the Morning, arrives at the Thdphin,lnn • Sou thamptim, by Five o'clock.—This is a mos t delightiul Conveyance to' the Isle of .Wi4ht, Jersey, Guernsey,' St. Motor's, Havre de Grace. Cgditbthiglirt&e. • ' ' SHREWSBURY, : Wellington, and Shitibol, Post-Coach, every Evepini;nt Five o'clock.—Guarded. WrSMOUTII,-Diireln4ter,-111andfinitt;Salishory, Andover, and Basingstai , , new Post Coach, every. Afternoon. The Weymouth Packets to Guernsey, Jersey, Cher4hrg, St. Ma &c. EX TER, P!;•mouth, Weymouth, Dorchester, Falmouth Dartmouth, and S'airsti4ry, Post:Coach, every - Morhing at Seven o'clock, throngh Honiton, Axminst , r, Bridport oil s, 1„lftl , B,tsittgs . t4e-., aria. llNghot. • l qs,S Tc ,l lSitotiliug„PetethirorOti'Sfitttill', arid Fitiiiting.• ChafiA. eVery Erening , to Spilslty, Lout flritushY,And tall, s • . . . . BATH oud lißlS:loL.Plying Post-Coaches, through Chip. oenliaat, Caine. and Morlbormigh, every Afternoon"; arm, at Mr. May's, the Greyhirtind Inn, Bath, and the London- Parent, Thrimas.street,.,and the Swann, Bristol, -next. Morn ing--Coaches to Wells, Bridgewater, Taunton, F:seter, Ply , month, &c. LEEDS new light Coach, called The Rockingham, sets' oUt - every Morning, at. Eigb i t o'clock; carries Four Insides only, and goes renlatkidd easy, with a Guard throoghoor. Prises through Stamf o rd, Newark, Relford, Dimeaster, and cei'ry, hridge, to the Golden Lion, Leeds, next : morning. rtlot withstanding the uncommon Expedition of this Coach,. it ,is allowed to ne the insist agreeable and coalplete Public Con veyance on the NorthAtatl, being unequalled in Aceoiumoda- Hon by any•ther. - ( 1: 0 04 pate l f (be ote r• 5 g beea By ()rder,-=,.. JOHN YOUNG, Keeper. ;. . e c l ort i rC r° ~i~ 6 c h d, , . On the 6th liptant will be published, ATIN LASSICS, with the VARIORUM NOTF,„S hppesnled; on which day the Price will be raised o New i hers. Present Price, 18s., small paper, each Pirt; and it, ici..large: , To 7 -he Completed in 120 - P i arts. Twelve Parts to be ilriivered creiy car. Present Subscrip tion, 615 ttirge and' small. To lie rpiite 1 and 'printed 'ley A. S. VALPY, Took's-court ? Chancery-lane, where Names are reyucsteci to be sent. coo' ady°! ~•-.. ( 4 1 ' 1 ' 4 ~:jl"l4r£4 will be delivered, and •Sampit•s of the ~..;11;4;'I'ti be ei.thittittl - at the Storekeeper's `,ttr t ; , eren o'CloCii until Throe, for twenty-eight LicreOf. • s • OE5 * (I.';.- January 4 .41 LOi DS - . - .011011.4 e ?+l,4ltS of Elk Mi-13ESTI"s TREASURY having 1 i re; f "r th e P a y men t o f fIALF-PAY toSEA ; • , . t4 t ist (ki-Of ko . t o the-st I)(eviiilnir, I IS, t ~ hr'e 4 r 1 M`ajesty's, E ,tablisinuent in that behalf : 14e r, , noti ce , that. the sereral,Pm ayents will be ' i rld t t (•• ttt th 41 tL:' tai., e Par-Office, z by the Treasurer of his Q g s4 _ ' .,Zit Tea 0'c10ck,, ,, 4 . 1 the mo . rning.„ th e s. 0 1 1 , A nd , ' rith and It of February, to ti, the tltli their AitoinWs. tit, a 16th; ,and I 7 0 of, Febrpary, to kid Chapl an ' i • • 1. e 61 s, and then tt?rn • of February, to Masters, Surgeons, r Ati orn ie s: 1i,,,, , 4 5(1 43 .. 1 : the t ' i 'ts Will be recalled -the first and third Month,-that rY all Persons May then and wit'? , 'ec;v e- What mar become : payable to them ; ' i c it the regoired, touching. their 4 1: the hil : iiefi't of any lin ic Employment, ttr.tialf:;,a". tofu. n S h6fe, during; he time they are ta"-be paid tAii • 1 and ° in case any of the s a id Offi cers s h ou ld t hernselvos but employ sAttornies for ti,. • , •-• the like k it 'll i ;14 sal,. . - .ttoi nits do preit , If (r e the y are empluyed by. .aft Al , 4 re ."I:bi:(igd ieave-, their Agents are to ' l 4 t e pai, i. "l " l Copies of such Leave befoie the Half-Pay ci h - • , . er A^t , . 'tia ~i s "of Parliament passed in the 3,lth year of his . „ ° lt t , `‘ An Act for establi.,h lh tt3 6, 1 et?;'ilitititis - inethod for the Pay men t of t)r (I,::,:tigirlg to his MitjestA's it is enacted by of-, he said Act, " that if any St, tc 'Piy raat j; ~r, who shall be entitled to receive ' l4l l be desirous to receive and be paid the Ihilil‘fe.7ks'erneer-4 t!le.place of 'his Residence, , he may apply' to 11‘1'd °f l`tajestyjs Nary . in I,ondon, to hare such th • Y kid a , t h tt k4,, n - - .7".0r near the place of 'his Rrsitlrrce, &c, k ti 4 tt h. Poioteil by tht, said Act." And by a fur• lad"..l'dsed in tile 56th year of liis present Nlajesty's qi til ! t (", "An Ac .- r nahling the Officers in Lis s Nat e ti t it t . ..3, and their ltiTresent atives, to draw for and gatg ea uf l34l f - Pa " it, i- the and ail t ht enacted „ 4), UC " that if any ()leer in his Iklajest ill aeeut i t ! 'pr y et,} itled to receive' any suit] of mane y for k4 . ‘ , f e l l shall Jie d es i rous of drawing a j i h k ftyi s .N ,::ge for the same upon the Connnissionet'sof ll " shaii%).,_ in stead of‘ rece i ving the same by Remittance t signify such destre by L e tt er - to the,Treasurer 1)'IN:q:s 3's \- ' I " . Y; and that if fO , any Officer in hi s. kt or Y' slued be entitled ti,receirc any sum of Ino it4aji.p:° •! e c , unt of tlalf-Par shall he d es i rous of haring 144 ` ) t n l'ho by Extract, at any of his:Majeity's Clerks for the Payment of Wages for the knstead of sec the, -same by Ilentit- L 44 r id , . • ' I fl,tenange, he is •to apply either to the or t, th' Nary l'Ay-Otfice Lo:Illon, or 'at the " of such 4 1 4 4; iS 4 1:04, sighifying such his' de4re." thrtl'er Rivro, that, thei'llalf 7 Pa'• • .• the nib ;Sig I{, and 4 , 11 • , ',llieotninence paying on lite oth of ,c ll c!,:q•iro ils of drawing r, o .4 r" Y remitted to then!, may ap,':• is .. .ore :mtri * noler oe lay virtoe the l oth, ' , itamp iti „ Ili Diauiaious are CI)- ..k; I. I'',. 4,0 : 0;93; 67 0 r : Rv.sTr.oNG ON, YUERPE R A L FEVER. 'Phis Day itere'pittilished, In Svo. price 8g: the Second, Edition, enlarzed, FACTS aod 011`.;Eil VA:NUNS relative t o the FEVER ialled-PUF,RPERAL . .By JOHN ARMSTRONti, M. D. Author of Practical Illustrations of Scarlet Fever, Measles, and Punnonary Consumption ; and Practical Illustrations. of ryphus Fever. - Landon : Printed for Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, Pater noster-row. This Day was published, Svo. Vol. Ist, price I2N. Gd. to be completed in Three Vulunies, ASYSTEII of PATHOLOGIC A L am! OPE NATIVE SURGERY, fou n d e d on A'NATOMY;•illus trated by Drawiags of Diseased Structure, and Plans ol Operation. - By ROBERT ALLAN, Fellow of the Royal Colleges of Surgeons of London and :I:dinburgh, - Surgeon to the Roval Public Dispensary ' • for the City and Couaty of Edinburgh, and Lecturer of Surgery. London Printed for Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, Pater loSto•-row ; and J. Thotitßson, and Co. Edinburgh. This Day were published, I. boards, the 4th, stlr; an Gill Volumes of rr I HE HISTORY of FRANCE, Civil cod 11 i!i!ary, Ecclrsiastical, Literary. Commercial, &c. &c. Contlnuoz the History t► urn the earliest Accounts to the Death bt ticurk HI. A. i 55”. By the her. ALEN.A.IDER RANKEN, D.D. OTRI of the Ministers of Glasgow. • • • Printed fur T. Cadell and W. Davies, strand. Of whffin way be had. The Three former Vo:untes,,'price 11. 4s. in boards. ! l e* Next Winter mil he puldished, the 7th and 6th Vo lumes, continuing this Wott., to the ind of the heign of Lewis XIV.A.D. 1715. • - This •Day were Tintitislied, • - InAs yol tones, with a—Portriiit .pf, the Author, price 61, luiatds, a new Edition, With' c • Onsiacrablit'Additio'ns, of rpraii OR EIS Cootritete of i I rs. fIANNATI ~IOB • E ; containing her Poems Sacred Dramas, Tra . I gedicii, Strictures on the Modern System of Female 'Educa tion, Tales and 'F,5..a)t,„71,imi,4:4 1 on the Manners of Elie i! Estinilie ift• the Relil'zion of tli . e'FashiOn,lile , ttoWit'rcif flomitig Abe:Character 'of" in Search of a Wife, Practical Piety, Chi tiara -is lora is , F.!isa yon the .• Pa il4See. • i'tmlect t,,r T. 4,..;adelt And )avies" Strand'. 4 , 4 ' Ally Part of the'alitire-tdentioned . 4 - oti May be lAd separately. i'4.! 03 GLASGOW, Long.town, Gretna.green, Annan, Dumfries. Brownbill, Thornhill, Sanquhar-Kiln, Calmed:, Kingswell, and all, Parts of Sc o tland, a P os t Coach rd,ily). • YORK, Scarborough, Whitby, Shields, Sunderland, New caSile, and F,diuhnigh, New Foul - In - side Coach, witica Guard throughout; sets oilt - every Mornin g t way of New)arktßet ford, 'fadcaster, Darlington, Northallerton, Durham . ; Min ?' eth, old aViwick:: Passengers finding themselves fatigued front the length of the journey, may rest what time they please, and then proceed on wittiouttiny additional Fare. MARLBORO , %i UGH„SwindOn, R ams fth ry• Hutorerford, and -, • Newbury Post-k3soreh, r a t Sevent:Sting. , BRIDGENORTH & WalsalNew Post Coach, eve) y evening. CARLISLE, Penritli; and Whitehaven, Four Inside Post- Coach, ind a Gnat& all: the, way, ixasses-through, Brough, Appl e by, Greatabridge, Richmond, Catteriett, Boroughbridge, tt herby, Aberi*Ord; Doneaster,' , and ( tirtinthati. • Sets Out every Morning, sod .perforias. the jou,rucy, with the greatest facility. Passengers detained on the !toad by bushiesS en plea Sure, have the peculiar advantage, of-their Seats being se 7 tured iu the neat. Coach. KENDAL, Lancaster, Preston, Kirby-Lansdale-, Bolton, Charley, Ot mskirk, and tiontang Post Coaches, 'every After noon, at Fire O'clock.--Gnarded. LIVERPOOL, Warrington, Knutsford, Stone, and Litch 6elet, pOst Coa c h, c alle r s Th e Defiance, every Evening- at Fire p" clock, to the Saracen's Head Inn, Dale-street, Liver gool.—Guariled throughout. WARKFIELD Post-Coach, every Morning, at Half-past F. CHESTER, Newport, Whitchurch, Tarporley, Nanteich, Northwicii, and Middletvich Post-Coach, every Evcning, at Fire o'cluch. - - S'UNDIntLAND, Stockttm,and Yarm, new Coach, every Morning., to the George Inn, Sunderland. MANCHESTER„WinsIoty, Vongleton, Newcastle, and ‘Volverhanipton, Post-Coacly, every Afternoon..:Guarded. SHEFFIELaand ROtherham Mist-Coach', called ilieltOck in,ttham; evet 4 rMorning. BIRMINGHAM.Pthic Coach, with a Guard, sets ont every Afternoon,• and reaches. Birmingham next day at Noon.— Passes by Davuntry, Southam, Leamington, Warwick, New castle, Lawton, and Conglcton, to the Saracen's Head Bull -street, Birmingham. , , • . . HULL, Northeave, I - Towdet), Thorn, and Doncaster, Post Coach, every MOroing at half-past Six, to the Cross Keys, Market7plal!;, Holt. • • DOVER, Desl, Margate; Sandwich, Ramsgate,Canterbury, Ftvershani, Chatham, Rochester, and Stroud, New Post- Coaches, Nini . ning,,Noon, and Night. • HERTFORD, Were, HO.ltlesdon, art! Cheshuut Coach,. every MOrning. 'TOTTENHAM and Edmonton Coach .(daily), at El even , Half-past Two, Fi ve , and Eight oTlock. R. CLAY's Original . Woggotts'arid toadies, to Newbury, Swindon, Aldbourn, • Wootton-Basset, Lam b o urn, Hunger-: ford, Chilton, .Reading, and all Places adjacent, daily. WAGGONS. To HEMEL HEMPSTEAD . ,•IVOt ford and Staurnore,ThrZe Times a Week. • DNS, Betties, Buiwar a Bury and all Parts o f Stins,. . . every Monday. • • CIRENCEi4ER',I Abingdon, Henley, Bristol, and Glou cester, '!'litre Times a Week. SOUTHAMPTON, Winchester, Rowse'', Lyndhurst, ininton, Christchurch, Ringwood, Pordingbridge, Wimborn, Poole; isle of Wight, Jersey, and (guernsey Vingyouts (Daily). • SUNBtJttY, HaniPton, anti Twiekentiam i '4wice a ViTeek. • GRE,ENWICH and Woolwich, tire)}' 'isOrl'ENTlAM.Ond Etitiinnton, evely. Day. • BYVV: I MOUNTIUN; and . (ai. reepretfillly acquaint their Friends UndlinoPtitiliciallat they will not be accountable.Nr any Parcels. Passengees Lug age,. IVtitings, Plate, &e. or more than Five Pounds Value, if stolen, lost, or datWisrcti, uue less Enttred as twit, and liisnrapee paid for Lcooieii.lr, i he Saracen's Head 'Stiow-hill,•Loueoft. Do not all.events' and wovements now-a-days perp etua lly refut e allogma.so unfounded ? On the contrary, is not the petitionat y language, d hiclt is so synchronoiis with onr Constitution, a proof of the sagacity which at country meetings and large assemblages, where nothing of party or re prisal is suitable and adinissible,.a proof incontio• reliable of the penetration which influences, Do not even our lowest class discover even ;n the midst of overwhelming, anxiety and depres sion, that_ their riglas.and those of justice are their only requisition ? Riots and disorder are still chArg,es,against ourcountrynten. But its we wish to inculcate, let it be recognized by all that their .condition will be, to. be amended— amended by their own efforts once set. in a chan nel to upelate:. Those who would dissolve our Pout Laws little thi n k h ow unjust' would be their conduct. .To toregO relief, while you withhold the means of, suitable subsistence in hottest dusty fur himielf and family, its a , sentiment at which humanity and : security alike recoil. That the lkitish Commuoity governs itself, is the essential point of our freedom. Here, then, let its fasten. That too much rt.cogvistible pro ; verb, '' What ; is every one's busjoess, is no one's business," cannot, find a resting-place -in ,times when the: most uufriendly event wit cFt can accrue to uttr country is to he inactive. When our gaols are.thtts to be peopiet!, our socialintercourse entr bittered, and emigration. augmented an hundred, told.• To talk here of excess of population is trial trite_ The whimsy is. by far too flagrant. While so much laud is atfordvd us by the -bounty of Heaven, midi a population, so long established -industrious looking (al are moments too valuable for shell discussion. They may belong to ill judging rhetoricians. They stand aloof trout allpraciice. Let the man who makes two blades of grass grow where one grew betore, end let 4 ready people and a really Parl►atnent, be our motto. INCOGNITUS. ' * * We have inserted this letter on account of the importanee.of the subject, but it was so hastily written, that much of it is to ns totally unintelligible. We hope our Readers have inure s*gacity. Mr. COLBURN leas just * published Ft n English Transcript of the Eulogium .Sir SArluEi. lio- NtLLY. lately pronounced at the Royal Athencern of Pai is, by the celebrated AL:BENJAMIN CON STANT. It Will doubtless be read with great in, terest by all parties. That " there is a tide in. the affairs of man, which, taken at 'the flood, leads •on to fortnnc," is atnply demonstrated by every day's experience ; •and never more forcibly than in the-Last Lottery, when CAttaot.i. sold a larger amount of Prizes than any other Office Keeper, includin:: No. 2,387. a Prize of 30,0001., and No. 7,003, a Prize of 5,0091., iti:Shares.—Th e New Lottery will be 'Ali drawn on the 9th February, and con tains only 0000 Tickers, with Two .Prize;. of 20,0001., which are now on sale at CARROLL'S Offices, No, 19..,:Corubill,,and 26, Oxford -street. AMIENT GREECE. This Day 'were. published, - In lerno. 'price 9s. with a colimus T-I.IS;SAYS on illie IN:-1:1111TIQNS, GOVERN '?EM', and MANNERS of the sTATEs of ANCIENT GREECE. • -• By HENRY. DAVID HILL, D.D. Professor of Greek ITnivi.riity of St. Andrew's. London : Printed' flit- - 13aId'win; J Ciadock, and 'Joy, Pater• nost er- row. . . • MR. WEST'S EX HIBITION. THE GREAT PIG! 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