The Sun. — London, England, 1816-05-04 00:00:00

I A ,t'~'l', t ••• r % "1 6. ` ••• - • 4 • . •-• ' tr ' s--„ ft= liC4l A- F.....r - '.kr. , 2, „. ~ ;...:li--4 e.:, , %.„4, :et v , .. s--, -7-47...f. i, , ‘.. 7 .''ilc , s - 1. - 1. " ,::" ~,'-', 3 , : .....t .. .......... 31(! •1 ~~ l i' rPtt/CV, sEttligrENol,l« Iv'Er.l%rntii. 7384 SATLT It DAY, MAY 4, 1816, . . 1 THPAIRE ROYAL, DIWITY-LAND. • • THIS PRESSN'r EVENING, May 4, 1816, their Majesties' Servants will perform • TFIE DUKE, OF 1111./k:s7. Luclovieo Rforrit, Mr. Kean ; garcetia, Mrs. Bartley.' After which. TH h. IRISH NI AN 1N LONDON. Tu which will be ntlileil (third time), • THE COUNT OF' ANJOU. On Monday, A New Way tio Pay Old Debts; with Three IVitelt after Istrriage. ( ROYAL ACADEMY, SONIERSET-PLACE. Tut. Exu.B.T.ON of the ROYAL ACA - ' __ DEMI' is nSw OPEN, and will continue so till fa, titer Itiutice, from Eittht b tck it, the :Morning till Seven in the Irening.—AdMission is. Catalogue is. HENRY . HOWARD, R.A. Secretary. ANOTHER BONUS! FOR THOSE NUMEROUS F,RIENDS OF o viN, Stock-Uroker, 2, Cornbill, and 18, Corentry-street, who have been disappointed in iibt purchasing for the first Bonn', which expired •on Saturday last. ,T 0 prevent u similar occurrence, E. E. requests an *arty call, by which all his Friends buying between 'nth of 'Anil, and 14th of May, will participate in a New Bonus, of VOO Tickets, with all tie Prizes they may contain.—Next ;Tuesday V eek the Lottery begins, on which day, ere.ry Tic /ter drawn will he a Prize, and the First-drawn Prize above 80 0 1. will be entitled to bOOOl. More ' therefore miry be . I ' s , o o4E—There are, also,. Two Prizes of 30,000 a;l4 50 Wier Capitals. NEXT TUESDAY WEEK. ANOTHER. BONUS! , Contractor for the present LOT. j• TERY, regrets to learn that almost all the Ctruutry, Agents were inadequately supplied with Tickets and Shares previ..bos to the 27tb ult.; by svnich meats* numerous Friends. were linable to obtain a part of the First Bonus. In conse.., quenee of which, T. BISH ,is induced to present another litmus of Two liundredTielietl, to.be.equally divided amongst allwhoptirelia'su between .27th April and 14th- May, when the Lottery begins Drawing,. On, which Day every Ticket drawn , • 1611 be a Prize, and the First-drawn Prize ahore.boul. nay N5,0001.---'rlis,t Scheme contains Two Prizes of. 3.0 003• 4 1 a;►4l' t f fifty other Capitals, with only I.l,ulan Tickets. Tickets and Shares ate on Sale at the Coutractor's Offices, 4, Corniiiii, Charing-Cros, London. • C i t* Die Advantages which tway accrue from the BONUS %sill belong equally to alt Tickets and Ztliares.bought - , titer the sane be purchased at DISH'S Othoes, or at those of Zany other 011ice?keep'.er. • . . SIVEWRIGHT regotests his Friei,dq, the . . .early attention to the NEW 'I.,OTTF.ItY of 14,000 'rickets, alt hough there are-6000 Tickets less that? the lest lanttry ; it. contains Capital Prizes greater in value and tainber. 2.... Prizes 0f..... L. 30.000 are .60.000, 2 .. 6,000 .. 10,000 . . 5 i3One 5,000 5 5OO ' 9,500 ' as .... L)100, L.500,L.200,&u. 14,000 3,538 ... ..... . L.I do to I. .Lt) . Tu begirt Drawing 14th MAY, ‘,lten evefy Ticket wilt bus Prize. • From having had the good Fortitoc to share the first Prisi of L. 30,000 ever sold, in ails:ll6ou to the many of , L.4( , , ,, 00 1 L. 2.1,765 45,4).. , 0 I '20,000, ike.,eze. - • Ile trusts to ti repetition thereof - at his Old Established Ofiitell, s?, Coriihill, 11, Holborn, . 141. Oxfnril-stces:te 'here all Purchasers behire 14th Slav gill h.iett it Share in the Second Bonus of 200 tielsmls. ANOTHER HONCS - - 431 'rwo Hundred Whole rickets; the Prizes arising front which will lie de. ided acenr.loig to their doe propations, enioug the Whim of all 'l and Shares bought boy tween 27th lei April And the First Day of Drawing s l'llEtil)AY, 14th of MAYI* • ..cud nn that ply every Ticket urawn will he a ttizet G cu twin by the daily inn easing delimit,' for Tioltets and Shares, that the Public are folly aware of the Advantage to he derived front au early I'orcliaste in the present L Miry, ticems it ptite unnecessary to dwell fusilier on the merit* of the Scheme, than to remind them of its containin TW0:L.30,000 Prizes, and Fifty ether Capitals; and at the saint! time respect rally solicits the Coat. zustids of Adventurers at either of bit (Mites, • CORN HILL, or 17, 4111)CiATE-STREET; Where be trusts Fortune will continua to dispeue her. PA. tows as liberally as she It:is hitherto done, alooot. - those who layout hint with a preference; . The following Capital's haringheen stattiby;WEß.ll, in thelttst Year,. viz. The ; AV() last Pt met ttf L. 30,11101 ever drawn : '3,/464 a Ptize 0f.... L. 30,000 13,559.... a Prize 0f.... L.t.io,utlo 600.... a Prize °I. ...L.20,000 Mai 1 Prier 0f. ... L.1(.000 &c. kr. &c. • s o * All Business in the-Funds faithfully executed by G. WEBB, Stock bruiser.. TO THE PUIiLIC. G"TLENIEN, there is nothing so intlisnen- Bible to a genteel akpearunce us a clean Boot or Shoe. A suan's fortune or his talents may be of the most shmiiis sort, but unless his Boots have a little of the true shining Inatity also, he wilt meet with but a comparatively small part of the resvect and admiration that may he his, due. This is the Law of kashion, and she must be obeyed. The truth of this fact le undeniable ; and whin it ; ; llallowed .'s tni.versa_.y that there is nothing 'so odious in society, and so touch against the laws of cleanliness and doteoruni, as bill or ill cleaned Boots or shoes, who would not seek atter the IKuper i'eatetly ? It lots been frequently remarked, and particularly tif the Fair Sex, how beautifully the feet of tliosetarit 'emelt Appear, who use TUKNF.R's REAL. JAPAN lit.i,clilNG, for it is utiquestioraubly the best that is untie, for giving is fine `and wholesome poliSh to Beats and Shoes.. It is therefora recommended to Csentlenien arid Ladies, as the oily article .at this IE4III which Ahey ought to purchase, as it produces the bit;hest polish and jet black ever beheld. AGENTS. ii in. is. LT N , .:ol.4.istflltE. Huglies, Phillett o, Beigg. , ' Ege, ton Smith, pink 04 us rEn. , Culvert, Mason', Edwards. Rlattersis . , Arnanid, nErrzEt.D. yhomas, ifealy. : • Rogers, Wailiiii;:sun, Tamer, Gales, Kay, „ . ti.rre W, ThOmpson. Fitz hartiss, flhowden, Oath. Litidon. Jackson/ Guy, . - 'ettat.msfoito. Cooper, Andrews. , Nleggy & chair, Ctroate SWiiiier, • Smith, liopitins. Welsh, Ste:tight. LEPAIS. Cook, , ' -.•-• Nyilveinire Nardinstle, Itudge.,, . Curzens, 'rritilli ii DEWIDLY. . XtiiKbt, Wright, ,, .W.e: A. Pfrit-' Mann/ • Browbeat!. tingtoti. : Carr, yualt. ()Wen, , Brio, O F! , litiorl. t)ixnn, Tinker, Robins, ~A4v7.1.1rr. Peck, Nicht , Jotting, Allen. . Kiel , . Giillyr, UV DDERSIntI.I). KIPPEIIIIZNSTER. . Cr •- es, ylor, Tifk.W.Bayntons. Tisvitt,. Kemp. IVE WAKEIrILLD. 1110001.. i lli ts) el. ll ,.l: I t : r . , li owie Spencer, J. & G. ' Deane WilkinOon; )tor, 1 yits, ti ta n, Burrell. . , Hurst. _ - Barratt, Shopkeepers supplied witht his inestiniable.lapan Blackidg . , through the medium of the Wholesale Houses , or b y apply Aug to the Manufactory: 1 -„_, " ~ Ai1.711/1 7 N. 114 London.roa , Soul et.,11:, t N,*, Ask fur Tut ogee /Puking. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, .4prit 5, 1816. THE -PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of ip JESTY'S ORDN.INCE do hereby give. Notice, that Proposals will be received at their Office, in Pal( 0148, on or before, the 10th day qf May next, irom such Persons us nuke/ be willing to undertake the Performance of the PAINTERS' WORK for the Service of the lrogineer Depart ment of the . Ordnance Woolwich, for a period Three Years, dcierndwalde after the expiration of the firs! Year, upon Notice of Three Months, at the option of either Party. Farther Particulars, together with the Terms and Candi tioni of the (:ontract, way be known at the Secretary's Pall-31n11n1'v'esaid, - any luny between the Ho'nrs Yko - and o'Clcvk, Where the Proposals must be de , liPered, sealed up, r i nd endorsed, Proposals for the Pai4ters' Work at Wooiwloh ;" hat no • PrOinisal can be admitted after the maid lOt/i day ifAlay nest, at Twelve o'clock at Noon af the sane day, neither will ary !ender be notiti'd, un less !14, Paeti making it, or anAfain: in his ilha(f, shall attend. .I.ly Order of the liaard, It. 11. ciixtr-; This Day % ( li pitbiltbCll, 10 svo.lthe 3d Editiod), 1,01. THE I'iIARMACON.EIA of the itOVAL COLLEGE . of ',PHYSICIANS of LOND3N, ..t Trans'.cd into with Nittli,.&c. By RiCHARD powELL, Feßow of the (College, Physic:ion to St. 11.irtholornew's and • • • the3in4dalen Hospitals, &c. Printed for Long-nian, kinrst., Rees, Omit, and Brown, Pateriaoster-cow, This Day were yoblislied, one tro. price es. iu boards, THIL JEIVISII &vie. CHRISTIAN • -PIS • IitiNSATIONS, eonipared with other institutions. BY the Lite WILLIAM ot.,t vE$,.D.u. plaster . of st, Julias College, Canhridge. • • . Third Edition-enl;irged and collected. Sold by J. NLlNViiiilll, 39, triagute-street, Loadoa ; and J. Deight,on , iiiid Suns, Canibridge. • Just published,.priee Six Shillings, ti)iNtsuY(di ttKVICIV, fir CRITI CAL JOURNIL,.. No. 31. Co4taining Meinoit•cs 1c Aatiatue la Marquise de Laroche jaqueleiti—ilarnti he Zach on the - Attraction of Muutitain's—.. Popular Refleetioi, , on the Piogr s ess of the Principles of Tu leration—Schlegel on Drantatte Liwature--Cullotlen pars--Au Inqut, y into the Causes . Ofibe high Prices of Cunt and Malley, by , ttobeit Wilson, Eats.—f-iettAigy of the Ap pennities--Ancient Gterinaii and Nortim.rn Poetry—The Stth staace of sonlr Letters written by an Englishuitits resident at Pus is—Sir. 1 1 .. Duey on the Firell)amp'..f Coal Nlittes. Piloted ftir Archibald 'Constable and Ca. Enitiburgli ; anti Lanolin, tiara, ftdesi Ovine, and Bri.wn, Paternoster-row. • vehonLiti4y he had, The ,:riINIBITRtit-I.'fiEATU.W how its ,cinniuencenieut, in Nuntiutrs or Volanns. • NEW AND INTERESTING PARTtutn,Alts OF Till; EAlKitb OF JAPAN. This I:say *as. price: s. titl. No. V. of rr 11E, - ASI ktiC. JOURNAL, or Alttlititly Ile 24'tster for Britipit India and its Depeintetierts ; con taining Oiliittal Cottinturiczttionv, ieGfottitit idio t tak-hiva Moron of the . tote Alexander Ilairvasple,lLN.---Atr An ccunt of the Wat in Niiiiii~Discottrse to 'tile Literary anti Suit:tunic Stwirty of Java, by I.irsident Rattles—Asiatic Fragments, Poetry, fac...-Itcricirs of l'ottinger's Travels in lieluovitistan and sinci4 ; Stewart's History of Bengal ; And Key'l Princi rks rt Cieilization--LiteratyandMilt.sophical intelligetsco—• Vol-twin] tiet. , rt of the late Debate at the India House ; In dia Shipping Intelliginte; Houle and Aiiatio Sze. W. Ike. Lhadon i Printed for Mack, tarbory, and Allen, Book- La‘adentail-street. Lately publiAed, by J. CALLOW, Medidat flookseller, to, Crown•coort, Prince's -street, Soho (price es. Gd.) the Se cond Edition, with Addition., A .I.INTS for the tthCOVbitY aad PRE SERVA'IIOti of HEALTH. " Fat paunches have lean pates, and dainty bits " " Make rich the ribs, but banker out tbi. wits." SIiAi.drEARE. 2. CURSORY,B.ENIARKS an CORPULENCY. By a Mem ber of the Royal College of Siirgeous. Second Edition, with Adtlit i ons, price as. 8. DAUBENTON's OBSERVATIONS on INDIGESTION. The V.iterth Edition, with. Anditions, by Dr. Buchan, price Us. Gd.. . 4. A GUIDE to HEALTH and LONO LIFE. By Lewes Cornarti, a Noble Venetian, who, by attending to the rules herein descrihed, repaired a dehilitated Constitution, re tained health and activity to extreme alit age, and declares that to he the pleasant season of ; lame. price - ls., fine paper 0. b. A VINDICATION of NATURAL DIET. 12mo, sewed s. An ESSAY on ABSTINENCE from ANIMAL FOOD as a Moral Duty. By Joseph Ititsurt. Ism boards hi. 7. : a Poem, sliming how to procure, preserve, and : estore it. To Which is annexed, the Doctor's Decade. By Edward Bollard, M.D. 12ino. sewed Is. 6d. BRITISH! PAINT MANUFACTORY, No. 62, QUEEN snuir,T, CHEAPSIDU. UPTON and Co.•most 'respectfully inform the Public that they continua to prepare the Cheap Impe netrable Paints at the foll o wing Prices, viz. : Invisitrle Green 505.; Dark Green 754.; and Olive Omen 11 , 25, per c wt. y—tine deep Green 15.43 d. to its, per lb.;--Slate l , and Stone Colours, rnts.; Chocolate 505.; lied and •lirown Paints aos, ; and White Paint 52s per cwt. 6sc.---1 rts. pared Oil to thin them for use, 41.9 d. per gallon. These . raint F are very ornamental, and may be applied with ,advantages to all purposes of useful Ninthly:, both inside and outside, where F han4sotne 'appearance, duratility, end eco. notn; . are considurations. For Park Pailings, Out-buildiugs t Stticco and Phister Fronts, Iron and Wood Itailing, they are Aicolliarly adapted, as they resist the effects of Weather to an astonishing degree. UPTONaud CO. have also to acquaint the Pabßc, that they prepare Coal Tar Brown, - of - two liinds,.vl; , Common Coil Tar Brown at 18s.. per cwt. awl Refilled Cult! Tar.Uruwn at. 2%5. they are both applicable to the covering rough Fencing;, Porous Tiles, NVeatiogr Boarding, and Wood nuder Ground or Watel, for which last purpose the refitted Tar Brown is tartiealarly 'reCoduttendcil, as it is indissoluble ,iu Water; it aiso dries hard, anti is of a very good chocolate colour. Painters' Oita, Colourii, end Brushes ; Linseed Cake for Cattle, &c. • . 1-I . OOPINCi Cot Kill CURED WITHOUT INWARD Mg •DICINE. N conserptenCe of the hgoeficitil effects of ROQUE'S ENIBROC.A'PION fo't the cure of that dit tresiittic complaint, the LUMPING COUGH, his !lajesty's Letters Patent were gratited to J. ROCHr., to tiecuru W him his ealuahle Many thonsandi of children are cured annually l,y this re. wily • .on the first attach un immediate app lication of the FAliktlCA`liON. will prevent the complatilt takin , any indd of the constitithort, and a few times may completely cure. In the most Ithstitn4te cases perserertincu will pro. altilie the desirell effett ; dud tin remedy can be 4o well eaten later) far children as this,' fur it requires no thedicine th ba thliet, inwardly. In no ease an this medicine he gitinlne unless signed on the wtarper 11,(11 1 1114, anti on every stump the names of Shaw anti I.:awards, ati, St, PoUI.I quit - eh-yard. Price 43. hPd 11. 2s. Or bottle; . • • Sold Kdwardg, tG, St. Paul's, 'on the 12,,,,t-wel, and till rcsretta.LAN Dcaltsi in itigdiciutt• TIIE-FATE - EMPRESS OF AUSTRIA. {extracts front Gpinat! Papers.]: ~.• ALIG9IWIiGI4kkiiIL 20,—The 411gemeine Zeitung of to-day has the .following article : - • .• • 4 A• VI ENNAj APRIL 13. " 'file. depth of,the Empress of Austria, who, in the i9tit year of her .b4e; • bass iicer ratcheri from her country, has caused the deepest in this city, as well as •in the whole empire. fier Mitjesty. - wes borivat Milan: on the 14th. of December, Though Aucated in-the retirement df the cluitters, and rlest'intdh . ylo:•:r august parents totake the veil, she showed from earlieit youtle very extraordinarytaliints. As the august fax . piiyof Este was compelled by the Freneb-in 17trti to leave Lombardy, the Princess, tbeti nine years of age, was also obliged to retire with . ber parents into the interior of 'the Austrian states, and ,at a subsegotikt period to Neustadt,.4 (Geriseitl) miles from tliis capital ,w h ere bee Ctfucatitni ivas com pleted uuderthe ituniediate care of leer rpot,lrer,tittArchduchess" Beatrice, of Este. It was here that the Princess, in : silent re tirement, though still in tender youth, beghn to Wit: a lively interest iu the events which convulsed Europe,. iu the years 179 is, Lao°, &c.--an interest which gave exercise to bee active mind, and tally gave- her character, ;hat fortitude which slip so nobly displayed ip the eventful'. Years that %flowed. , The oppression of the Freneb.tyruuny in Gernrany, anti the ha tred of Burinaparte, who seemed constantly to brood over the enti,e,mn of het House, made her his must declared adver sary, which she continued till her death.. When, in the ytrzr !St.l7, the Emperor chose her for his consort, and she fur the first, !Una, cat:hanged the retired Court of her Zslather fur-the brilliant Court of the EMperor, all hearts eagerly brr homage, and every Ltie who had the happiness to `approach her %VA'S astonished and delighted with the power of her mind. With modesty, beauty, and calm dig-, laity; she appeared in the imperial palace; and the fairest model of feinate excellence was seen on the throne by the side of a haoy .".onsort who won the faith of hig people.— &mu after Ow nmircage, which was celebrated um the Ch of January, 184).;, • yeai's of affliction and great suffering for the people of Austria came on, which threatened the destruction of the Monarchy. We leave it to posterity duly.to appreciate the brilliwit ind truly heroic, qualities slkewn by her Majesty In the said c:itasiroPhe of 100 fat her contemporaries it is enough to hnuw, that the sufferings of Austria at that time so iletidy afflicted the heart of the princess, that her health, already weak, was irreparably injured. We pass over the wretched pitiful insults with which the freuch bulletins at that time loaded her, as they did her counterpart, the im mortal Queen of Prussia, whose eminent qualities were like- Avise a title to the hatred of Napoleen ; and ackhuwtedge the dispensation of Pruvidence.which resci yea it fur her Majesty,' is is were, personally to humble her aii.gatit adversary in the r zenitls uf his good fort tinems his inarriae w, b the Archduchess Ala:I-la Loul:ist, an subsequently, al tile-meeting in Dresden 1813; where she treated 13uonaparte iu such a manner, and 'aspired hitu with such awe, that, as eye witnesses attain, ha Wioi constantly disconcerted whenever the Empress approach edhitn. In the years 1814 and 1812, on the commenceMent . of the extraordinary events whiclelListened the fall di Napo. Iron, the Empress shelved a truly Germait a heir. Largif sums were di.tributed by her fur the stipport of, the,-widows of mi. litiAineu. She did nut forgettlie sacred Interests ,of her fa mily and of the empire. het whole intineacC, and exertions bring directed to restore Austria to its ancient splendour; fur which she considered the possession of Lombardy is pensably necessary. It was granted her by fate to see her' family, a gain in possession of their dominions; but ber• healtli . visibly declined. At the beginning of the Cungresi,. when so "many European Princes, bad occasion .to admire, her estraurtlinary understanding, and the elevation of her character, she was alr.eady sicUy : yet, a year 'later, she was not to be dissuaded from taking part in the journey to her native country, which she greatly longed to Ste, but where fate, to the great grief of her family, put an end to her life by an easy death.. Great is her loss fur all his Majes ty's children, especially for the Oiler Archduchesses Leopol dine, Clementine, and Caroline, who lose in her an affec tionate mother and a tender friend, who dedicated so many boors to their education ; but every Austrian subject must be allowed to deplore a young Princess who so forcibly called to mind the youtix i of the great Maria Theresa. " Some private letters from Veroua say, that only two bouts before her death the Empress dictated a letter with much vivacity, to her brother, the Archduke Maxituilian, at Vienna, in which she expressed the hope of soon seeing him again in good health. Shortly alter , she all into a calut and gentle'slumber on falling asleep she strongly pressed the hand of the Emperor. •, Vtestris., Aram 10. "All the theatres will be shut from the gtith, when the body of the Empress will arrive, to the bth of May. ," Her Majesty arrived at Wellman' a fainting fit: from that moment she believed her end near, but awaited it with philu sophiCal resignation and composure. She often had her con= fessor with her. The physician eonce►red solar hopes, but her Majesty's pre-sentiment w as more decisive than the sym toots of the disease. Dutinethe last eight days.she hardly !took any food. A few hours before her death she heard with pleagure a performance . of vocal and instrumental antie. 4. The Emperor is at Venice ivjth the Duchess of Rama, At Triest. &c. the most brilliant pre erations hall been mode to receive his Majesty, but the grief , 'in which all his faithful subjects are now plunged has sul pended nil those ex of joy."— Journal de Frankfurt, djoil ifi. QUEEN-SWAMI:. Yesterday Gentle Sfifido, Bookseller, Charles -street, Soho, wag brought op upon an infotrnation tor pfinting papers of sedi tionS- nature, and distrihnting thew without the mane or place of ttbocle of the Printer being on thou.—The part of the ease relative to sedition wan not at all gone into, only the , distrihutin t ,i' of such impers contrary to the Act of 39 Geo. HI. cap. 79. which subjects the party to the penalty of twenty pounds for every p4per so distributed or 51)1(1. It was addressed to Lord Sidmouth.—Mr. Shade was convicted in the penalty of .twenty putts ) witho u t lippeal tit) the .essiurs. _- • NAVAL NEWS. DEAL ) . . BIAT: 3.--Arriyed, and sailed ,for t 1 ',liver; the Devaynts, .13agotts,,.front Batavia I Maisters, :tictszNANlN frnin calcutta ; also his 'Majesty's, ship Owen Glendthver, from the E.Ast .for UeFrness,.. Game . dinr.n, and remains, the.LadyLnshington, DORMER, for the East dies,--11 7 ;ind S. W. , „ . . MARGATA, .MAY . 3.- r -Passed try' for . the, River the. Princess Ametia tast.lndiaman,, from China. ► FAtmovrx,, IgAY I .—tiirrived the Ocean trans port, ,No. 610, Captain :11vNGar.t. , E, from Ports mout,h fur Ainerica.,—Witl t,tbwts,, MAy 3.-4rrived, two transports, the Duheombe,:iolii the Mintrva, to receive -ou board • troops Oe i stined for gibr,al,tar. ! —Wio(l W. , MAY 3.—Arriveq,the Castleremit packet %vitb a Mail and passehgets from HoHaw!. Wind W. ' - ,Potticsioutit, MAV 3.—Arrived the BriMaar, Faux, Irmo St. Domingo; Lady .nela I va. port from Bermuda ; titttl the Thomas and Mary transpon. from,itio rOse(l by the Mar. garet, GROCER, from Batavia.—.Wintl W.S.W. I!IEETIN6 AT THE MANSION-HOUSE. . . „ • 'esterday there was a Meeting of about II persons, held at the Mansion-house, to Consider of tlic propriety of thisillg a Public Subscription, for the pnrpoie of presenting to the Duke of WEL.. NcTori a Piece of Plate. The L 012,) MicvOtt having taker' the Chair, shortly alter three tileloCk, stated to' the Meeting the object for which it bud been convened. lie regretted that, being detained at a Conit of Gout 'ion Council .one hour beyotid•the time when the present Aleetitig west() have CollillietiCell bn mess, numbers of persims who had intended to h a ve taken an act iVe part eilud retired : without wish ing, therefore, to press the matter upon the very few individuals who still remained, he *would briefly state, that Sallie cOnSiderable time since*, t i few thousand pounds had been raised, wliklt had been applied to the purchase of a Sh,eld, to • be presented to the Duke, on which wal ‘erouglit ce r ta in devices of the Battles in %illicit he Mid been engaged, to the petiod of'theNietOry at TOII - the work cea4ed. Thebrill idol career of the Noble Duke, since that period, had inditeett. several of the parties to Make t publieappeal ta 'wards% cot - 4101BI; the work in a more splendid manner. With thiS view it was proposed, that tt - - - . . Column should be added to the original Nat', oa which, was to be inscribed the career of the Duke subsequent to 'the llatile of Toulouse, and,,,in :particular, that tbost eminent of all his achieve trieuts, the Victory Of Waterloo! He then put it to the Aleeting, whether they would then proceed. s evera l ueutlenren proposed rut adjoin 'intent * stating, that in conmequence of the taravoirlable delay of his Lordship, many respectable thials had retired, who bud been in attendance .more than an hour. Mr. Alderman Bumf' then proposed, that the Meeting be adjourned to a nature day; and that :the saute be notified by public advertlSeineitt ; which being seconded by Sir T. Bell, it was car. ried, and the Meeting dissolved.. IRELAND. Introduction of Mr. Peva.'s Bill into the .Batoriies of Moy suts►, Itirickane and.Clondrtritlriw. ENNIS, Aram 4 29,--01I'SEttilrtiliy, n meeting of tbe.Magistrates, twenty in number, tr,ritt place at the Courthouse, - and, we understand, without single dissentient voice, agreed to mermaid the Lord' Lieutenant, to hare Mr. Peel's Bill pat ht force in the Baronies of Moyarta, Clontieralaw, and Ibrirkane, On Saturday next, the Magis trates again assembled to conspder particularly OW disturbed State of the B4rony of Tutla. 'rite public Will learn with deep 'regret that ver4l outrages hate been committed in the comity of ‘Vaterford. On Sarni day morning, about 2 o'clock, a Woltz d e t ac h m ent of the 6811 i Liglit Infantry marched froM Castlehat, at a short notice, Mulct. the Orders of Major Gough, to Newport 'Pratt, trout whence they sailed under the direction, as we are in formed, of Sir N. O'Donet, Bart for Clare Island, at the entrance at Clew Bay, in consequence at alt Official Report addressed td the (Meer command ing in that town, which stated that a party of this distinguished regimenti consisting of a serieant, corporal, and fourteen men; employed on tCroolle duty in that island, had, on the preceding day, heert disarmed 'by the .inhabitants. The faCts of this no, ttautaction,llool the circumstances that produced !it., aitho' they must be accurately know rt by very many persons tire 30 ditletently reported, that we feel, much delicacy in making' anyot her Lament at present than the simple cite, which admits of no doubt; viz. that the serjearit's party wa s 'obliged to, soriender their arms, that no u t ility was 'offered, and they Were permitted to coins front the island without limber molestation ; % Is e , that Major Gotigh's party received back the 'arms froth the islanders, Hutt returned io liotVeverr, bringing, or, HS We Ilttlit pre . - smne, finding if necessary to make airy ptiscut. era. The serjeatit's detachment, it is arliviireit by one party, and denied by the other, wH3 t4O verneti in its procedure by the F 4 xeiscOilicers,who - C 1p iti and commandad them.