The Sun. — London, England, 1816-01-30 00:00:00

i Vi 1': r} ,~ %.1:":r1 N.ll. Mt tc . L tiltrours,. o ;hat ilepanitleut of the Art v.. • !wed ex plainny. the sit±rnoca tion ( ' chi !to•setiro,..vtiir . h has its dciiv:iri6n from • tw.;!:nth) oras, meaning, iia it sitigleobjed, light itati shit‘te • but the sense in ahu ti •Mr.'Fitseli cototidttaol it .lirtutglitiat his' discourse, ' was 'the ' • , Art tit :dist this light 'and shade; in the Nags of eirtintio.ition. By totrilliglt conception nod.kitots , letke elgaru-settro, .ve are NIA led to vuestant e to torn, illustration to eharacter, and !oinake the various object• in' a picture ap pear to project or tnette. according, to their Tela-' live sittnltions distaiices.'; it ou g ht, however,. H 4c, to he subservient:to &si t '', utid coliotring ; ts•loot I,i,,ced .Nit H Aillt,ttitilte tor tither of these, it all ears tnerely'A‘ a palliative for a very impor , Lori detect it, rl,e , t)t every sobycr tont - Ili. the soul ; unity there fete (14.:e1y allied to, it flat iiiicpariihle frail!' Novo All silhortlittatelight should ,appear 1:1cc Vic) 11l ri , slituuive rays, proVeelling front tote e to direct the beholder's 'anent it,it to 1111155, and producing a pleasing %al 'tetv ovii hoot ,t strdeted confusion. ceo .d. requisite to vliiiira.sruro as siricin'vC, literally speaking, is absettee of light . ; it tl i vrttpr e m, ts t t,r accesSatily void of colour; if rot po , sessed of reflections., _at I all the lwatrty 'of ilea iv is acquired trout the transparency of itS 111115, r .11 , etiitently the - grand aim o't l'itinters is to ri truth, nature beneath chadow, widtout which th.e . latter Aril! uni%ersally appear . only a helvy mass; itkuhaci , by tut tnentis excelled chitiro , scuro;, and's-haat; thy t m g llo,ll ~is w o rks slit;.; lle'perreetly true toAtature ; front this hleolish ii is ...videtit, that the acciduntaliight and s!iittle of, natiirc dors-not-form the leg;tituatecbiarir seto . o,of . Flrt ;, ttit givt's Ia every 4551):111() , N, and it IC business tit art to ttlikitt atul'ary , ri)ge the cw-,t•rusts such H martuer . ris•to give HI once the at ihle• intprest , :latt t'o the., ilia giliwion, 110(1 t I vio.ring• eticet dp •rtite: yt; the, clket of lii4lits..s.hottld..idescettil.tipoo their le lit' arc I!) titt battd . 4 4 nun vic 011' the • minirr ittitrtnnyttA inust .be unisoit otte;.. t' not . till' - . two petit ri es c )111-'64 ~ e 4tP. l '. , e resurrect - tun of the lIIIS in 1;1i1'11pv, ittitairti isal•y!•tiVl,Ai rrng, Leottartio da +vas the, lir6t th7t:Cbt'ii.;tglit it into notice, ,indeed we are mostly' 1,1111 ftvt t t ery of it, NVll4' // lry V.Z( , l'e t tirter,iti V0)1)1411111 WI Van tog, ••A hint. beout "tract it tva !Ong liefore it goioeti admit els. . •The . Ptsi,ft , 3sor then i,rocrC(lt•tl to take a survey of the Ttileart School,. he Ohs( eyed s!ilfe;cd cliFttro settro 1)V tiegrrei int() metibues‘,— SdintolAreated neglect,:the duel not setll Clroaois appear to insure tb,tirauttural light andslottle.; „Eta phael i 1 0 ;lever taken the a t ivan'fair,e ot.applying it evim wln.re Chi re are (typo+ tunitics, tfereA it ,ok - i;ii . (tinate, i,yil beite.ttli tltc sidiere'of ,ksig it ,, • 'il t a 4. fleet of scurf) inns( !WI :11WayS bti•eilitlint.tl•lo One ; .greatcst s 11/1 : 1"e'llfothICell tX31111) 1 .123 ((( ' ;which they hive ile rivetl'it trout tnany.; in- the;Ski...,avirtmce ion' Pe '.2 er the :11i.irryr, of. Titian, ',nay he. sccu Superior I tances of, the - administratiffil of two artitieial lii'!lttt in the. sltte sohjeiet.; ,by his nuetarnal .I+ol - models of max, as is er.ell know!(, torer actpriretliA gr..e.tt . Iclimk:!cdge at .riwiru-spiro, wbieb;lwi . btiivc , hewhas sometimes carried into the extiCtllf‘ C(lrrveir) itt,p'ro, ivon , Jettul effect, hylhiP!. ! As'sistAttee of this von-ci : - linoliary of the ail Etc' iniititibg, ,e, c 'pavill.i.d its pwa.'t rs (s the .P.r.ult.ssQr) . fepin. Fuseli, ;viler . ta .' ttio , brief s.oi'vey vi v 1.1 10 .113 ruilmi . schools proceeded. to orfer'simie yintirlt's tll, r•cnery. and bosh-t.4ronnti pictareS, the cfrfriCe . ac,,,.'Mitaa,.. ° ,e . 4.4ofut of .stirtirty ILms ayttvy ton c tl v iit• l yooH,pieolte ;. roe bkleli.g,roowl Ir t ;fia t elitir dtvelo l x4 Ili gbarßetki , 11111 intuit of a Pott-p3ia ‘rould : appear,to possess very in 'rpie,tat.e4s.depriYed;of • it ; ii tTYYtit ' r . raisitioa of•-setateryrkeStoftgit riti*etl a pie -'• ty.me, ise .trivial,•ttt g(fttitick4ll,llo(l,stildinli; y, Ary et/ 111105 , 10tItty Stibli 4115 Stib jec!s tato meanness : Josluot ., lteynolds, per , :ci..!iring b.• surprising effect which they produced, jc,:hcimoky.ro j .traater; the plac . ,..d.contite-, Mance of his fi•titires - with. to ragittg.sce, or farionk ivot , 3 , eoulusell'itisemblage of filoires r;tilv.(,u, itas-been.often supposed) that will ,pro-' , "thice upon .the,ittittgination-7- it is ttOt from bviug enewairitssed lieett;tt the , trit Ors lie Nilit - ipet II : more teriible', but 9t i't front th , .. , T1:11 and iii);ll9l . ll . 6tV titt!nery ; the illilF.trate,i- this by joirleious re- Marks Ott '....everal ilistitit , it . Niii..l , l , tint , ,crittiis of the had 1: tohiti 1, wiled he, ft, liittqlied his f..:111.1qtr,5 1111+'1' ittipre , Si , lll heitie, .11y jtui 4 es, as ma.", e,r-piyeel, rat hem th its for the sake of p,,p 1 11.,r van ity, AI prohithility, 10,111$ I':tYti , atl of the Apostle healing the .Ctipple,, lute t t, e centre o f the picture superfittoos lull With of nattients ; Alllll he would 'wee tnade., ttiron.;hotit. the whole Ofll,i•inartr,oos ; their r , ".pective had- tv . onwli !ma& iti;proprlives for ~1;0111,1 the ir,,cl-grottitti be, lint the echo of the subject. A.,r. toroth , wasin flue Clittir, and several A ca . . . Alenucuini were prs:lent, Joho Gillaat awl 11 1 m - Brocliman, T tfhe ore) meta 10 ; () tr 4 erfliVit,:tQd lit the Inst. Atitrtiralty the [Border t)l, the oili(4t . s, iit 1,11 ~ , tot ',mt . , art? to titolet!::o thy StlrlteliCC lit EXCelitiyil rkdeis . ' A bill of itirtict!itott was last tre"ek preicrred itt do: Shre\v.sbtay'Q , iar,ter :4.gitiost i wt). fit tai, aged ninetyliOtr, for receiving , toleit goods, w hi c h rv.)s, th'rowo lint by the C;ritint lirr son, rigcir seventy; biol route to sli re oNt l ory the itay, before; vith att hitention to for (.:(nitisci, Kitt livilorttitoti-!.% It'll into bad coin ),,uty, by which his pockets o.cre pickca of all 1 1 ;1 „, onr y, ;ea:await% Iu considertibiu sum. AW INTELLICIE NCg. COURT OF CtiANCEItY, JAN. 29- • 'LUNA:I;7. L, the Ataiter of the Duchess Dokage of Nun"it. . , The LORI') CHANCELLOR this PC[lllOll 111 biS pri vat e, room— (~Strdng-ers iizere not admitied).-- Wv,finarrstmol.that it wasaY,ctit ion praying - that R'Coimmission of botacy ligalOt her fltaee. It will he recollected thAt bhe hal heel) : lora lout; time indispOsed, but it Co4llllll9SiOrt.waS not.HeCeSSary until the:derease Of the late Duke. When he expired., it imperiously` called for it, as it was necessary tO,appoiHr a Comm itt eerof hey per-: 40H %HUI property. The present I ) 4tition prayed that they mieht he•appolilted: , The Loan CHANCELLOR granted the tOmmis ,sion ; but the (petition of who 'are to be the COM not ycf. dAermiHO. llis Lordship took his seat on the Bench at twelve o'clock: Exparte GALLI mous, in Me Matter Of G ALIAMORB, u Bankrupt. • This case occupied tht Court the rentaiuder of the d • • The Lout) CITANCHtLOR: tlesiteri that be might he furnished with the proceedings (older both Commissions, and With copies of the affidavits in support of the Petition and against it, and that he would on Wo.dnesday give his•decision. _ ' LOrtl s hip rost; tit 44.1C-Irist t ‘vo 6'cletcli. lie ififortbetl the liar he %youlti at nitre WelOCk Oil IV( make the rirdt•rs in, the several twitters which be had C01511.1' BFN(11, 3- AN , 529 . tATSON V. NI'CI.EtN. , • Tbiit tt : aB MOtiOlt 111,111 e by the Attorrfey-Ge reral, Lis! 'for drschat•gilig the dvlif.Misint ont of the enstutly of the Sheriff - Of !minion, and deliyering op the bail 'bOnd to be cancelled,' 011. t ground tire defendant being Miijor tit the• 'l'ou'er of London, ynd 11:Iviiig care of 'the 150. in that lorires4, - titiring the absence . of the Lieutenant ;1101 I)einity Lieutenant, tea s thereby privilegt..(l liOntarrest: • .• 3111.. SCAR.I.ET ShelVett'tattie a atnst the Rule, sold ;11r. AI'TtADIEY-CirtiNEIIAL teas heard in support of it , whini • • '1 ourt w ere 'of opinion, front the'affidavits disclosei, l'St, that the sterenshitt had in either ...s hy' li";:irrinit t,r o sl tcr t li, t • I.„ c was protp,:roti in twine. (ii blttiatifin 111i•ijor of thr l'oieer; froinarre;t : ail 1, '2.11y;,..14ittt iisidirced against. the fl'ille,.pl.tce&ithe whert. tile te , •,t ir.ti,in tite , City 14onsic,ii; ; and ~:tai nte of pr,p tertiop the procee.lings. were regiar, cOnsegnent'ly tire' rule ti tt;.i. be ditichargil.l. .Role dischargrti. ' • Rit.X 12. Pitt,. W.tl)l.l.tY. Thi s I ,vps., an. inqiutiste e nt again:i! (hi!, trehniti.,int 4110 othurs. fur tki:Aurbing, a Pisoenting Cosign.- 1 111,• ttitroion wholier air indict ment, • of .I..he Ses'sions.- tsinler the : Statute, cou ld b e removed by ccitiorctri, or whether it intit4 t he hpard attcl I.c.t.ertsi'!sieil below. The Cmist,' . afterheiiiing Mr. J 0.3 - rrts; . :llle;'Aii3i)i.i., and Mr. TAusrom i heldiliat the Court of had jurisdietion. • . POLICE INTEr,r,IGLINCE. UOW-sTREE'r. Tittr(WrEll.—A person, of respoctalde iipearanoe and address, cllling himself captairOltiiam Jo hie zinderson, tvas,examiactl„ charkesof rdcttatn severAl betievolent person of different ,:stMfl4 . of money', Itirderpretenc e of , colleetiniXstibintipti , ms, in the pttrish of St—Ann i •fori k t oo,t distres‘7ittg case of a widow an live youtig children." The cise'appettved to be Vert $lll/1 to ; liacuS as contrihators to ; it, a list,which tilled se.. t er m l arge blitets.of pi.tper. The . prisottirls 001 - ditct 11,Aving eNcited ,suspicion, he was aAke(l. to cottiJoet GClitiCMai) ti) the distresscil ksi(lotr, which he ev4(leil.. ETe wos, boweer., wLticlicd joto reßpeetable autl in Eitt.4tutta'reet, (it - I - motor-square, the o.i , ,trt.s3 .of which achnowledg.ctl Iterielt to he thr whom the contrilmtioms 1)411 Imo he prisoner. 'WAS taken into custody ern Sonday morn ing, at 'this houstb, where there was• .1 svrv,tnt kept, and the eli!::rru were, dressed in a eery vented style. The Officer* called hint out of bed. The prisoner, in his.delence, acknowle;!ged that the money he had cullected teas for H ad ,th e won vin he cohabited with. aPki their ; be had col►ubitetl wit!i her for the last tNo yeltrs. He laid he was, a native of t ittmaich tint' had-co4ne Epgland some yjars since, and had entered the Royal :Navy as a; 1111dShipttlan. NATUANIRI. CoNANT•orAertql the pi isoner to he committed to Tothilkfields Wide,well, till he found security-for his future good behaviour. Qur EN-s".QtrAftE. RonuERY. n Y -IV C - Y—terd, . . 1-1 V? I NI) SOlt .MAC U.--I ehterday 1 -norms White, alias Kouky Beug,.%vz4-brougit bt fore. P. Cilt..QU /I API, SST for final examittation, charged on suspicion with having heenconcerned in the robbery of-the 'tiritttlt.or coach, cif it parcel c(4itaining 1,900 i. if he cireunvitilimes. of tlii* rGhhery li4tve (Ikea appeared before the publiC at• consid.ere,itle length. Thy evidence ttgainst ' jirisorn.l is a Mr. Jones,.who,saw, hint standing, - with a euat on his arm, near tlie.o)4Cll-oflice Mrs. Ho Wet', who believe 3 he bi the man who took the parcel. froin her in the coach ; 1111(1, the, perboni; who receirtti sante''orthe \Vindscp. notes from him.. CoLuu}IQUN hilly cotutnitte(lllhu fur tri.ll. - ottt Nlootta, gf,7'4ibury (ma be .17aughler !-- These two. notorious- impostors .have for.the last twelve-months been accommodated wi:n in the house of :lames Britulle.y, No. 10, • Park -. lane, in this ro.rtt, supporting themselves_ by tali itte in clothe; to wash. Qn the 2d -inst an t, he tweert 6'6 1i0111.3.0f 12 and. 2 in the dity, i n the ttlt settee of the. family,. they Accaropeti, after Plun dering the house,. damaging' 66 flirniture, and taking with them several articles, of weal ing arim .l-el belonging - to lirintliey's wife. Their rout has. Dot at present been found out. The- In ioi whom they have tllits 111.-yeated :Is, we beliety o i n poor circumstances, and iuts ct twaierous young, fa (i;laccll, 4 .'eld Cow ier.) SW"IN DLI N A ; :Ntt)- th)AN.I(4. A gre a t Tender of ,F;s;;7l),i)iont , st the ft:shins; Vonds in Cite City has recentlY had a hoax playeil rat} his most intimate, frientk catiolit Adt2tierlool. a fair arts. (..Lmtletottli •question Osseki.es , ,a,lte.t.;-Lot great susceptibility and capat?le A& the sudden, but, perhap4 i .nocthe !inst. it)iprrsticit)s.--- HL Ava l s about. to receitt the hunt of uf 'no ordittaty, tnerit ) ,wben he was di , from his purpose by the beauty, inno , ;ent and other atirablive tpealit eemed to hr , colubitied in the daughter of ,a country gentleman, •0 whOm be first saw tSy chance in the vi , 7inity of the . .metropolise leaning on the arm of her father.-•-; So forcibly was the gonna Cif lA . CII'St MCI( With the irresistible . charms of the lovely' cottager, tliat acting upon the in . lnciple, that " faiut heart nevi won fair lady'," 'he left tio means. Urptried• to oh. grin an int rodtiction to the London viailOrs,'ii; 3111/1)0:Cti t I 111. 11e succeeded beyond most sanguine expectatiOns. !laving convinced die wary father, that in Point - of property and family •no reasonable objections could' he m;ide tc> Meta us a be was equally fortmlitte, after •it little coyness, io gaining his suit with the daugh ter, One thing, however, was necessary. to bit done ; as the father had been all his life, by means of - the strictest economy, saving "a goodly portion for his dear and - only child, which was seemed for her in hnrd cash, he should deem itlhe height of imprudence on 'his 'part, if be did tint sees before anwri.ige, that a proper eti.lenient was matte upon his daughter by her lonshatiff. The poor youth was too far gone to be enabled to recede—neither, did he wish it ; and every thing Was arranged to the old gentleman's satkfaction. The young gen'. tleman paintca the amiable qualities of his be- . ,trothed bride in the coluurs and obtained the consent of his parents to the match. Little more Arn.t now , (ii be done, except that the father . was to introduce his intended ion-in-law to his fri,endslothe cnuntrv, atohthen see the happy pair tti church, Butt before all this could be effected, the old gentleittan oni.t perform his promise to Ins. datighter to let . her visit Bath. " ..all 111CallS . ,"•&aid the lote;•," and 1 will make -doe of the party." To Bath they went ; stud so etia-, moured was the young citizen With his elto;ce, that Ite . off., , rell to purchase for hCC a variety of Hatt the simple cottager, been aecus. touted the hunt ion all her life,' she could not h:tre displayed more genuine taste than was coveted, in. her ,seleto ion of 'the oritninenti Offered to her, By sonte chance or other, she always hit mum articles the'inost .costly. Now approached e tinte,wheothe inipatiet lover was itnxiott for' he „nuptial rites to. be pertormed, but sonietiling or 0, hor always iutervenea•to prevent the journey to see the friends in the conntiy. At length wea— fled,out, the•vamih. was .solicitous for the per formance...of the ce•reatony before the country -jaunt took place.; further delay would apPear straiegelttriris - frietuls; • Sunday, the I•4th lustant,' was appootted lo,t ; ,thit.-t.tnion,, watS . tO take' place in th e City. The eVening prev ious to the happy tllly, the lady tort teni'itoteltoui her (other's lodgitigs near : the `stealth, to iay that she bad jilt been' tritorised that - at (teas- friend wa4Owtheottjj.q. of sadoi7 for ie..h ; t, -and. th,it Ow never creel,,! without I:llVveelf her; trip <ll,l,ll,•otry L‘' SLip do..vu _the ftt, er w iu ; I•! not I::evcrt trotn meeting' her dear9t \i'i;tl l d deprive her-of •the iatitclidill 1 13 ppi n E.eg . seeing him that evening. The denoitement„ . As may tie €11:110 ,yd, hit th e-lady ne errcaine apponttnenfi but 1 , :'.i•••• , ••d her pretindi.d talker: in, Pack lag Asp atohdeeamptig wit,‘l ; KRtl the plate, Var9o. l lq, to 'the ittimOnt. of 001 , wshich; . • • had lleeu pZtb urad Irv se the thtizen, the con,tent-. ph nttion'llf the . o silage. ti aces Iteln dkcoverot Of the 'hopeful pxr, but they are,sup"- nosed to belong to a r,attg Wi9dkrs, ill Wbidt there are some temales,ot a s a wn i or of :Ice, who, oil ieyeral ocCaSions, 'have 'taken the lead in their nelarions• transactions,. MC lIDER.-,-04 5.1'1(11'0;1y Luigi it last, Pace 4-1 , 01 Iltiilison Gainer uppr...hesl:ted Iritti'ant E t 4 4e , L 11 413 'Bunks, - fur the murder of a Avomaii -11:1,1 etdl,ll.litcti with I,lr some titue, by with a • dog-eltain so violently, that the woman' lived but ti few hours 'after: ;111 ituptest was held upon the body, ,k.;1,1 at yertlie(4 Nurger *iyas' given by the Jury ; when the .prisoner 'i)bSCOIVIC(II w t t4, tak.:n in Great Peter street, West itti lister, at wurk ill a slaitlV* 511611,111/a §Cia to ,Nlaiditonef. r trial, as the itturtlet was committed at G?ein- wirb. ,•; rooTPAns.---Of Sunday evening, betwen stz and''seven &clock, as Mr. CnAltloFti CAPtt, of .I,oinhard.strect, were , returning to London in : a po,st,,chais,e, they were - stopped on Blackheath by twii footpads ; one ,pt_, theM held the horses, while the: othelt robbed the Gentlemen of their cash,- notes, aml watches ; both were ,•armed with pistols.' I.'wo 'Mare men were ; seen , in the hedge cl ose t o the spot, anti oo.tionht was entertained that they beimiged to the Etihbers,„ and were lying in wriit'lll cline t>f Any resistloce..' On Saturday, an •lmprisitiOrt •wai ',Act) in the Tilontii-room at the LoAdo u Hospital, on view of the body of Wm, JACKSON,. 28 year's of.ar . ; e, Mtn put aperiod to his existence by - rioting-his throat. 'appeared, - that the deceiored wa disc4argt!il from tin hhard' a ship about six weeks back, Mien he took np his hidging4' house iti 11 , ,inds. ditch, where he formed an intimacy with i veutog woman in the neighbour-Muni, whom lit intel-ted to marry ;- hut being' disappointed, 'awl ing. spent nearly all his money, he became-quite nit ' laucholy and desponding. - Nit oco4ritig d stairt one morning at the usual trurr,tisiamll a thinkin all was'noe right-, went- into Aria-- room.: and'was . altdeked to find Minn, with Ilk throat 'cut in a mast dreadful manninv ;He •wls' instantly t a k vo to th e liospit tOlll - rrerrry Was rendered to to hint, but WiNtout effN.7t, ; ,ht- lin gl=ted mornifigmhen he expiit!d.--;Th e Jury., under all the cireumstaoces, considefi n he ii:satre stitte of mind at the time of" coin ,mijting t Ile rash art, returned'. their - verdi c t --- yaneg . On Fridly lag, as TUOMAS rt)'ll-; potter 1(1 ALLAI4, 11;011 0 Milli, ShAtiThstUttli on Cie told of the gl'illtary Sitool he ft'll Over th e parapet Wall into a bare in the. duet, and ‘1 , 43 ott t tLc b 'ko .1i .16,./16 44 ' #* . b.' "riPS Wlt th-r l i't.--;%.te Itrt.:tol titrniz'olt? 11 - .Vrtro, , • - \t 1 .. • - veziay the ex. Pock I..sicif to %v. ... 1 7 t; I.6)telgh 4di 4.4 if 4I I 111 ,Of Cloarfo-ii t9ift4 2 Sl'l. Reti einysr trnri . igil) Ditto l?ti,„Ai4 1: - .=. 3 , . r,; tali . ~ Whitestiito.. ;it% :,,.. rt; :iss ityc4itpis .... ' --. •1. , . t- u . ... per. qr. ..„ , t T, V.*:ti'....• ... )lett at:4 (31 , N.::... WlLite Mtict.:r..t rietnif.... f'. 0, t, ss (hi iittilt ii 41t...).. . . .. - , Caj - ravvo‘ - • :s..:ea,, ' ," 61: .All .) ' tiS ~ coti CI 4 .. ae ' iti 1 t - . .—..., 43 is . ;, ,,N; thi ptT qt. Csertant1er.44. 'ficfoit (:""ar*. ..' —; - ;-2. it: sqa 0d lir:. qr. oil CaLv t 4 the hill, 1:t1. /I-s. per 1.;1000 10 ! '; ~;-.i;.. ~~•';: trX B :DGE, i% , :e . , Nivia (74 : p r t n i - 1i t . : ,. 1 . i . i:/ „.. .ct;;_f i A ., ll:_to i rst l . l. --!• l :2l: l l s tirsdaY,J .lo l :' o ' , , 3 1, 04 Wilt. pgr Id. iol i)s to 171 10.1 Qld ditto ; --- ; 134 ° J t " 35' 0 1 Itarlo, iter qr. ?.5 ,. . od to-26's Okt Praise ' (.' li n ' t t" J5*43 Oats , ..,..... -.!tit Otl tei 3h o 1 Ity e --s to —5. I 1101 ) :s. vtc. Kent... 6; z., 121 0 4 •Sil,••rx 61 6- 91 of ESWX Bl 104 IS Os 1 - '4l'll6am 7.11. Ok a PRICE New Bags. . 51 Ss to SI Be liuseex 41 14* to 71 is NEWdATE AND LEADENILILL IVAR"N* Vor thq. Carcase. Beef •tEl to i s •• • •'••• • 55 I ' 3 I'll - 4 ;I Mutton . od to 4i Ot Ott ilorti ()'' to J MRS'S NAY NrAttxtx . , , 5 ITAY ,Chl Z,l 041-.WrE4:4 1 :4 c 9 34 SU id a 11 7: Od to II ID: 4141 - -- - -Ave" c 1 WHITE . CHAPEI. IIAY mAitkr.T. thy 4l Os (M, to; 5l a, thi-Ave.rale, r a w r 11 14j rbc! to li iGs`o‘l , ---rArcra.4e.. Clover 43. 0.1 to Si INI----Aver44e ,51 63 ° , . , . .. -., . 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PRICE Or It, 4,vucs'r Matitct ... ss 7J t s litte 'W6,l;.elvetvi ;vs U.i pc e I;.utir of ,lb., T LI lOW'. l'own 'Tallow s 014 ral '7 .4 .1 ' , Yellqw,Rttscia 4 , :)4 ed -1 . , ‘S'llite Mitt.) mes lhl *--" ,4* Saab ditt* , .. • : Z ,34 n ' l --' •It•ltiliti, titif _. nir •' • 4 . Ilitto it.-1ti t ;;,....4 ad :. 4 ... 4 'o' 7 ' 143,',.' • • • .' . ' ' (10V41 D VS 1 re 43 t etl Vlf.. . . ILI*. 1 Veal. . .::. • sti!;:l,, NA. to...%i:te;lll,:ititiet. , : 5..1. ~.i!..i...ii ...u irti l.i. r1: 1 ::: : ::: 4. o '. ~, ~ .0.11 7 . „1..) ‘,..4,;,:., ~, em4,1,, - ;.SLIICt: ET, JA!.:VAIIV :O. -84, 4iithfrriAu3.;......,,,..., -4 .. , i ir . •, 4 o .i t . pi,. 04 _ _ ...... Gia Yril qv S•vap • , Si. I NI os ilv I . b;), i . ',..,.1fr1et, of (;:trlrtio.,.ter iltrr.crtt - 441514'34z c ii All ift4 e ...-.._._. r-- ter-:: •, J 1 t_ ~ ~.. _.rfer ' , ,t..P . ltycintesprrtkut iNfom rs as tirtt sow) no - Aics l4, 6• c•ht)tsEtttind hat estAisiklied tire AittliL:al lio4td at {Rinse, il,vkitiat's4c)4#l, 1,,,v o f t h e iirorc 4 ;" )3 insi:ibril tivg . ree-;1+1 . k:llotidi, Auld y011) 116°6 ! themselvem:;k4vitvo,tvin,: 'their sentiments cnIV-r 3 " .10•111e,eitaraeter . n( a%Profv6-3if , !l. sliewn some root titian, ° li t IteKnowletige the y were tot a WP,re Of )4 ;WO "1 ,4 wisvolupnsed,pr . thit p r i vate l'raetitiffil , r ; attended tortnivice with -their patients, affil are : tonSidered ,one of the Bolnt (hiring CO" , ''";:it tiun.•' • 'We are Well, assured that thousanl ) * tit tines to improper 'tr eatm e nt ; Th e Metil•,, r Bond must, therefore, b e eOnsidered ,a r ih u ' i, :benefit, and a.chnowledgett - the Fountain be v a Among Conine/furs there, must he ; we have no doubt but many lircs will b c , rio i ; . i ilq.veill)y means of the se G eid i emen , ' ,to t 11)03C who•, have been improperly trc,t:ttt , l ip, .fivHa themselves of Slid) an ef.tabliiinnellf. - , (heel Gentlemen who attend milk their !Wien ° prtviat doting consulittlion. ..._ __....,............. on Sunday, the tu pir rrris. • . • • . , . Rtat .10 4 t. at Ghtervirnon'7" g ofotor, 1 " ..- tOt.nth Dock, the La-ly ut Sir Word GOrdou, Bart. , rand - heir. 1 6816 (In Thursday se'nuight, at Sh iuter P ar k, County Q. t , Irettita. the. Litdy of Livutenant-Coloael Culloy of 3 4,'- jg l i Oa Thurstlz,y List, : it fl atoptaa, Middlesex, the LIP". ' Edoomstour, of a son. —.O - • SI AIM] f.l). On Tuesday tvit, Nlr. Isa•lte 'l'opo, o f 'tias - fros* .. ; ". 0 to Nti,s Rundle, d auf l eter of Ituadle, Q Ltaft#llo3-1 , . LnNISPN: ctl t=v J. c • tatti kitirs; pittlit'lic I !.y ,t , te Ntt. Ott awl dert i LA/ (ss . F A: DUD. On the 1 Rth inst. at Edinburgh, Janice Dannistoilth „rot ail (i*lalraita, Convener a:ad Vlee-Lietteniiit' of t•ht'i i A ' Dran . ,lhartun, and C...10nel ;471 he Duntbartangbite Mi`l -a: s g - On S.:n.ralai last, at the; ,tit 'Worts,. at Shirlerrio' , , C 2, of an auttlek of afuiplexe, Charge.. Moor,.EN. ild vt , : .At the Davn.wie. Parish ° of Si, Cuthbert, .1-artltut.‘ l l , o l , flurist:yiher 'Townley, halter; facing the thint WhO e • 1. : ''ta..1.a.. , ,va11, in the course of two years. , ov i ~ i i e. ~ At Staniton, aired ..,53, Samuel Sugars, Gera. A .14' tilotr/ht to tie t to. largest wan itt`Euglatid. and u.ci.gu e "! ' iilitigle WoO4I evetit), 31 ‘t....,,. - - .„ P 4 ' ' On Or !nit iost. at Edinburgh, Willians Flatull‘ l - • *liter-to the slgaitt- ' 0 111.1 At to house, in Charles-street,. Edinburgh, M r ' 1t,,1,a1, .n. - .-al r,f3. , .. iin ittrq b°' On S at.irdaylast, at I.OrtrUillant, Surrey, ~ ,. 1 . , A r E. ii:ed tit, Satideidi- on the 9911, instant. azedn .. Yen"' 1 171.0 ', ". 0141 v‘ifc_oi I. 4 tojel rioder, 17,...q, a l'iigiim-ettret , 0 ,4, alts been runrr:,4 , :prvirdi of sd , year*, mit'l 11 'lt P' ,1, 1, (tit Surotav morning last, - Z•lr. Witl it lllo ,oo 14:Vil 72; larval-6 of ;.:(i . year. (artier to has R":"" , , ten Prince Ite. , :a..iit. ' - ' ' lit ` d ''' . f 11! Llotly, ‘l4,!iti Itßizyvel!, Esti! of Itilmore. the .i F . farviiy of that name in tit comay of TipiwrarY• ~, ,lid''' " Irl Yi 'U l6 ' I,.‘l*et Cornwalits:street, I.lo.erici• • .0 Fulovil of liallo.ca.sha .1-: , ....._ . ,,,,,—.-.!„.r... rri ~ ' "; ' 1 —.----- : qd." • t rIA:fI/1•1. i%.1......t 1... i it e , A 1; , :1`.1 /.7r . k'- NO. '. l r"...-10.?"!, 1