The Sun. — London, England, 1816-01-04 00:00:00

.11.77!1 1 5..rm,.L.,,,,,,,761, ~_,.. •‘.:.-' ~%--.? tit 4 -.... P...‘ ‘t.' .141 1 -,---,1"7:y„ • ~(." - i • , ~. . . . „ .may,:;lrl„, • - . .., - 06 lu - noa •:,• \t\ A , ~,,,„;;,-; . . e x •,•-,..::,-,•• 4; e,- . ... • • .......„,„„,,,..,:. 4'it \'-';':;",..t.e., , . • ..x . -- -- . IF - • " , p . :,...,_ ir . - • .... -'' l .:/itii9 . *- I 14 g . , ‘'.7 -Id . il t • ~.....' , --3 Cy--4 t ill : • ',...... •'. 4" .'"...-- . ': i P PI / 4 "*.- :re ' 4' 4 • - :•..,:. 4 ~A, „,.;. '...; '--%J:,,,V,7*,,, ...\* ---. i i 1, i2_ , ."-i Ai _1tt..z.,,,,,A.: ... .cili..i AC‘ _I; '. . I _..... .y/ - :5 4% Tar::SDAS!, JANUARY 4, Niti. :1' Nl*Elt ;7c1)30 srvENpExcp. ;;;* r•Vr tREATItE. RO YAL, DitiTHYLAIN rrifS - PIII4;SENT Jitni 4, 1816, „thgn,Majcstic,' Sertrmitx- pr Conn (i Oth •tinte.)'a Play ."al vetllll4l6i 11,•anYnnrif airi Vrettlier, called • • . ..11ERCHANT OF ISuuuLSi Tbs.t,Ovt:rturc and Vtieal iiusic contpased and selected_ by • , . ' . . - • The principal Character,: by Mr. i.can, Mr. I:onAtul, Mr. e; Mr. ltiVaontl, Ml 4 MtrucleiC, Mr,.. OX-; ery, Mr. Harley, Mr. Powell, Nit-. Mr. Polley,. Mr. - 'Fyne, Mr. J. 'Smith, Miss Punk, Mrs. t Inrit; M A pcevions Athlre.s tipoln•rt,hy, Mr,- - Pope, Anti at , 'Eniltnitte by Mn. tlarlcy. • . NEw YEA sTATo - LorrtßY, ,• formed aecording to the Original mud 1.. n-approved Pl4ll of NOT' TWO A• PRIZE! • With ALi. the _(),ono. Pickets in Otte Scheme And not divided into Two qviotrateLutte'riei; it - s`,4 late years. it itn , ,v,vith rt'speCthil contidetice,,subinitted sit the Public by the old-e'stablished Firm of HI: PATENT vIPNii lAL DINING.-TA.. BLSS, and _PATENT `CRAVA - 16AIL :S11):.110.kli1)S II ANI It GII A P. 11S, LIZECHIYErt LAST' MOH and elewint Piece of Ft;rniture, and upon Five Dim-different Plans ; the Patent Improved Nona ItedS attd Chair Reds; Don'. unit Tent tett3teati4, Furn;tiire. Ile'd.a.ig complete 'Portable Cttairsovib s eTv .e u t .ther new inventiid and improved ikrticles of furniture; geoer:il aint very extensive u_siortnient of Upholstery Mid Cabinet Articles for.ftirnishing “otts . es com plete, ready manufaetnred, where Families may select alll.l furnish a whole t-lottse in a tew days,' avoiding the extreme inconvenience of waiting several,Nlonths in completing their Establi'sbni it. East snit West India Articles, Araty and Navy, &c. &c. b:y Moran and Sanders, IF and 17, Catherine-street, Strand, on terms the most moderate, for protupt payment. To which wilt tie adde41 ... (9:11 !!n entirely New Comic • nwtotia,me, 'called • • • • ' IIAItI.EQUIN . AND FANCY; OR, THE POET'S LAST With lien' . Secumi,:Mitchinery,. Dreses, Ste. The Overture' and Music counioseit by Mr. H. Smart. The [)an :es produi l i b td under the direction of Mr. Byrne. Principal lthetoricat and Vocal Characters :—Distressed Doer; Mr. Hurley; Whim', Mr; Minton; tilnist 'of .Mr. cooice; Fancy, by a Young Lady (her rah appearance ell any Stage). Puttoutimr ,Citaractirrst—linriegitin, Mr. Hope; Lover, Ehtieorfh'; Pantaloon, May; ClaWn, SCr,nor Paula; Juniniine, Miss Tree Waterloo Orphan, with a Military ,nuriipier, Miss 1 1.40 New Pantomime wilLbaaeteil every Evening.. ro-riiin row, Ot hei 1 : D..sitemaiiii, Mrs. Biirmis, heng her seeinisr afitiearanee on Tillie Stoge.---On Sattir:da", Mer eliurit of Bruges ; Beggar:, Nl,autlay, The Alai of ; Alth the Intwrlnde of Intrigne.—On VitPsdt‘y t The Merril:l4 ; g Bruges; o;, Beggars' WetliesdaY, 'rite ',.n--y Unity. TIIEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. us I'itESENT EVENING, Jan 4, 1816, J. Will be performed the First Part of KING: HENIIY - Tilt FOUR TI-1. , • iiency the Fourth, Mr. Many Pi•ittee of Wales, Jr.A C. Kohl& ;- Earl Of Nortlitunlivrtinit, Nlr. Mown, Mr. Young.; Sir Walter Blunt,. Mr. Eeertou Sir Itichara Vernon, Mr. 11.irryinure'; Sir John Faistaff, Mr. raweett Minis, Mr. Farky Lady Percy,, Miss Foote; Hos tess, Davenport. To'which will be added (for ttie . 9iii time) a new Grata NIT t onsime, called 11A1ti.E4LTIN AND FOR.:1:11,10; 01;SiTING-MOO AND THUN-TtiN Prince Coulouff (a caught . 1* afterwards Harlequin), Met ; Tanglnch (F;uiperbr of Chine, after .ards Paiitalobn), Nortratit ; Moticb,:iow ,(a i-ei• y giftcd Eat )maker, tke. afterwards Clown), Nlr. GritAabl;; Chitaqiuit'(a litthtLoted Chinese Einftess, with. a hig.huily, afterwards Ilowti;F-Chip); brustinr - J . . Griwatrti; ' Chun-Tani ( the (aiineoe vitaihitag I)eity of %Vas . and, Thutici.:rj, Master (..:Isaptuati ; Arn,a .(cliangefl to •Portunio, altvrwar,is Mn.. r tils;:r; I,i-t; I it ~I f inersi of Chi,l4).' M 143 ; b)Aing filed 11101 ) e . ;ierful Fairy); Nti, B Worgijoin; • • - . The New Pantomime of Harlequin wad Vortunia will be repeated every Evening. .To-niorrow, t vision ; after which will be •rerired a nu - cc, caiitl ' lie i by Jary, with".the t:ew I'atitommiu.-4.), 1 1,11,e Strung - tr.—On Monday, Piz 'PACS. 6.lllleSteri---011 1VC1111r$:tly, Smiles and Tears; or, \Vidov's Strata, ein. • ,CoVENTA mm. -GRDENTi „sT PV.Ii.LIC ANNIVERSARY,' -", DINNER, • tj,s, PS, ;Inesc ths! ntesie . 111Y(.1,11K havin4cohdisten'd inio !.t... i.i, intriii.ion of litintititiog the Society by t"- tn...; t;, •,., this ut•eas;on t and 11141oieqs the 4avirg- also condviceotlett t.. loal.e 1c+1•,..•., tbA.Nteeling .r.itb his orri.ence a, Vice (2.o.,_,lui.i.)4e for conthictingtheCharitahlt. too- - 7. sm.i.iira4 , ll‘ - ii in being authorised tck Add Ow :\,,iti,cs Sobli4l4tililud'Cientlttain, Lrain,t, 'icetl'resit:ents - - - -- • rfttsintivr, 1-H' Royal 111ghne , 9 the Puke of YORK. .• - : . • N•ick-rttFt,int:Y•ri, . . Ili; Royul liizhn;:is the Dutir f f,".1.....NT, Tke.Dukt of 1./ev•oushiro rr , .Sir, UN.. 13., womot, [tart. '1 . 14: ','brarciiiis uf Wuri.oter, . The !tight t-Irmrtriti,'.n the TIP NI:v(0.1P ot.TaiistOdti- : ,Lo.rti 7 Nlity.i.44 • - I , l4c,iint Turri.uFt.on, I Slut); 11it'c';4, F,qq. Alderman, Vitcuunf Nrouttluy; " . • I Itart , it Freetilite;; Eiti, . Lyl.4 ro. , astuu . ) Fie,ury I-4r , is,.l::sii. :The I)lNl';Eit w;11 take p1.1c.; on 'TUESDAY, t 4 :31th of .14167i'ry, at the Vi , ei.Uittstin,' Tivri•ri, 'ChFAt Queto-V.rcet, Lin.cpiti s-inn-fiehls, ~ 1 • ." . • " ITEAV.i 111)4;. . _ _ -- . . /44 ' 1 7 6119 ; 1 -. , 51".‘;9 11 wais z . Mr.ll,lonchardi, ' .lone., Emery, l'ayl , ir, 11:stnn, : . ~: l'errF4 ~ Als4otte , M allows, C.Kvmhle, Fartcy. rill. Pitit,i WA' fir t instituted ''24 ' :i . eettriber, 1763; And vaii ii k ~,,, i hy Act,ol I'4) li;lalin“,. Pi; tbs; purpose of support. ink isked isthi intii'tii:Adors Anil Attissises, mid relieving their Nli,idtv,vti and c.illiitisen. - . , Pope, k.;gertoti, • SitieiriVr, Bruulliu uzs2l'4l. comnrup:c, • SirtinuinilA, llururet, Murray, 1 imams rton, Cliapuiktn, Wewitztr. TAUS' TEES, Coutts Trotter, Esq.. Thomtis iltirris, EN. John Fawcett, Esq. Faircett. Giss,sitiron. 'Asiitik of the of the Profession, as wet us.keonOtlittroblp ntiniberof Musical Profeisots ntit of it, have 4iggiitied their wish to be present xt the Anniversary, 71`foli;eti.'at 'IL, is. are to be:had at 'lO, extt ii.tl Fund 03ice, qvcat Queen-street, and of the Dinner on Table ut Six o'Clocit precisely. I':IEJ1I .UI pinOlikS . Stltit liAlt()N ItLEIZACJI iriformg the l'ohlie, fbatlit: int i o, in future; Oeeline the labonr 01recvivo .e;' tile vkit, , :,f patients, or toedlea: C. 4.'4 however liheraii:. ~,,,wipanieth hot he tootinuei to 41 ' . . 1 t-be + l .'"ve isv . eti,c , : .. , l't oswit valu,tbk diacovery ever introduced into kogrizat, ~,, i , <., Agent,' _ . ' • Seymour-place Dreanstone„.square, had from twelve till three. Its re po , and the itstonislnuent of thu 'AR in•u+li.tiuus effects cannot be describ ad. •,' inoculation, it fox-onion era in . physfe. It. caw,.•, con:iaelnent, and it is not taken inter tally. It is used is all detangentents of the distinctive organs. It it beyond comparison, the best icaletly far all irregularities piaLerdiiie . !lno detluigetuent for chlorosis, or green elfiitiess, ;1,1 tar kiemitinvittia coriam. Atter-accobchealent servicv I 3 'sterility, it is deeitiedlY ethic.; Out ui fl:tor ;tn. distressing and- oft.:!ii so fatal to Po•os+.;:•s,.and glvet, each incurable by i;ual,N, it is ansonitely .1.11 siphylis it is • of a pactet, and,one packet staffice;. ot!E! Punlid . -••• only .111 otinet:, ontl it ;au be sent • t • , , i';1(1 be post-paid, iintei ient • t,.• • day be r;:teit . ,4 :;or 41111 i 4. t ••• . '4:4. i! I pip,t. .1 pap, ,): . •, luau,., li:, .11c. .11:tr.:in, hy 'lt' 4, ~ ~ •ceiN 4y W - htt•lttly i.; ` ` 11.1; , 1. awl 11 -I , ', Id pi 'L . 1.11.1iti,,t)1,;: • 1 1.•• . . HAZARD, BURNE, and Ca. The Contracrors with Government, who have also introduced Two perfectly new Grand Capitals of Twenty-fiv'e Thousand• Onincas each, to be paid in Gold, with Two of 20,0091., dc. &c. Thus, producing-Capital Prizes, which in inag'aitUde were unknown in the old, vii. approved Lotteries, of more than twice the number of Tickets. SCHENIE.—NO FIXED PRIZE! 2 of 214,000 Guineas in• Gold.. _524500 2 1.20,000 40,000 2 5 . 5 • - ,500 0,50 0. I 0 , 2OO 2,000 . 15 30 . . 5O 1 .60 0. 1,0%0 . • C-1 1,000 15,000 4,1;00 6,671 Prizes, IN 'AIOIsa:Y. L.2u0,000 Drawing the 19th oP PCIIRT.7.IIIY. TICKETS and SHARER ste 3,1 s); by I-I AZ.I; l. 1), MINE, and Cu. (Stock.BrokerS) the Contracto . s, South (itttet tif the Royal Exchange; witert• it) the late - and farmer Lot , eries, Prizes' 114i.e item sold exceeding its 3n.) , 4tatit TWO , NHL , LIONS STERLING. N.B. The Co.:tractors feel a grateful pleasortin acknow, ! t!,, nuilwrbils and :lighly respeetable . totinionials al ready ic,:,ived, in approval of the above Scheme. BIUTISII FIRE OFFICE, . ~.F O R the Insurdnee of puildings, Furniture, Mereliattilize, Ships, Xresselti; and oil Aber Property, a*inst Loss orllatnage by 7 :114..E.• lusurauces fsr short renotli, or for several Years toge uray be effected ut this Office upon the must equitable Terms. will 'not be ehavgefl for Snais of :OM• or upwards, nor to Persons increasing their present I.l.arrances. The *hole STOCK Of a FAIV.:I will- he - insured without Specification, at the reduced Preniitun of 2s. ifcr Cent. Receipts for the lienewal of Policies expiring at Chi istmalf Da 4 , , may ha had at the principal 'Oakes iu the Stra.ll' and Conhili, Lvidon, and of .tlacir Agents, in the Country, who will receive Proposals for ,new Insurances. - Act :of Parliament, the Duty au Fire Insurances lies been increased to Ss. per Cent. ItOII :IT SKELTON, Secretary. Just puldislted, pace 9i. TriNTs,o,.rADVIC . 6 tit lite . NErtI r ()U.S and D EMIAIATED or both sh p,irtieuboly to thike . whose Intirioities are as bar to Curt. Jiropines., tend to tin: niisguidt:d Prusrlytes of that destrnctire Hitbit which the twist vrortios Con stittitions, and Often precipitatiot Yoini4 Pet - sons, ill the prime of Life, into all tile Infirmities of Old Age. DiOcaselt, awl the - very brink of the OrAre, • IrAine they ant conscious of iis. moral Tdrpituda or ch.struoivc Tdnilencv. With Ob.:cry:ool%4 - ourtliti- hot !quite of •critatiliailt, butstia onitlpZ; trod ttut►ir rL>;l►crit it c. . . By M. NT.NES,. LateTiorksor pf Botavy at Cho , ilaiversity of Lerien, Physi , eh:4 ::.p *t Lioabwhotti At Be rho, Ac.r. Published 'uy the Anttmr, and sold by herwonl, Nee le, and -- .1,we54..N4. 4;14 Pater: .terf;row ; Green,' 344', .oxtOrti stre,ft, near Sullu-sylat e ; and all other flUokwlieri. • ' . . . SUPF.I.I.IO ADVICE. 4 F.111,N Professional Meti . , ern'itient for skill eaperierice; offer their advice, and exert their abilities, for the cure of a few reigning DisZases, mi i,cior its thi.t prejudice which k sot tistit‘'excited akalust this a,1, - erhip.tneitti Alt ittexl s iig,unraut of the hest prinitip;CA, and uneducated in the practice of Me'ssrs.: CUI ltl hnil Co. regular Surgeons, sanctioned by ereryprivilege to peac hes, and by the uniform .urcecsstvhrctl their...44oe of Ire* went fur Veitereiil , etioi . !slitints bat hitherto heed 7attillidett, continue with the sa , .ite assiduity to direct their studies to the cure of every sptsies'of that limier's' poison, as well as the te= distressing denitities.and delirieneief ,te'oich peeve/at or ealliittee the nisiriitiottal state: In 'file ent'iloAtte Isf Wustwtri itideinitiesithere none mire atllictiug , tira l ftti out which are the unavoida ate consiiituences Of 441 indulgence in SA certain destructive habit. The unhappy sittfer; : r-broods o ver hi s sn i,,fr, r t tines, ashamed to seek relief, aatii. ha is re euco.'6, st,a of 'misery to'rendeilife slpOreisiv'e. To such persons it will bi- .t consoling refection to know.thet: they luny now, by at new and infallible remedy, be restored to.their •forarer eitastiturional'itiength and vigour. Weak, relaxed, and debilitated habits, proceedin; either front an excess of conjugal and illicit pleasure, or frosts a; long" reiti dettee tN hot clitoates. bald drinking, the , injudicious ilse ctf merestry, &,c. tire speolily reassure to heatlthsaid Strefigth. -It lutist he a scif-evldeot. proposition,, that sylete the Ig gre4ate of intollechial capacity 14 'directed to the treatment and cure , if a few pecalim. complaints, .theca must be tht greater esrtainty of ,access; said as a proof of tins position their method of cure is so particularly . expediti.ins, as earl) as safe, and SP CVStiefitlY SllPeriOr to this c.iitiOit.P. It) it itt SCAlie ',11;;;It cases of infeetioti A pei 1,1 restoration is completed in the short period of th.: . .2e.,days * .sitid its those of the uttn.ist inveteracy, whcre other practitioners have faiktl, a propeeTerseveraitee in their plait tif •treatosent eitsOres- to the patient asafe, well-grounded, and lasting re-establish- InCtlt. By on early iiiiiilteation, wilt . esc.ipe the danger and expellee of tedionsattenialscc upon the less ex. 7 perienced prnetiti,wr. iii the "most obstinate and coinfili-• /weir . eases of Such .111 e!b3,iruttiU7ls nu het urethra, sputigroxereseences, hard tutuotirs, ealions ulcers, eruptions:, sentinel weakness, gleets, as also sTiticruiths, whether recent or of I.ing duration, and whit:h i lt:lre battled the skill .01 other practit - toners, are, by their ireient)Otproved plan of treatment, eifectitaliy.ssad pernuaasriutly elirril, with out. the patient staerio.; excruciating psl.ll and alaradni itetinirrhsgo ‘vilich frequently fullotisr!the applicstiou, of the lunar caustic. In the of it) years extensive inactive iu this metropolis, numerous mates pf strichir;..s hare been and . ace drily tinder th it care ; the total criylic Ilion of witicli.is effected by a E.tife, certain, and expeditious mode of praclicie, superior to any other yet, adopted. The weakness, relaxa tion, and &Willy proixeding front this etnitplaitit, is ~Beadily renio.vmi, -nod illy, patient ecstined to sunlit' ,atid rigs:WO - us health. llist'where the debility has fir years existed, a pro per perseverance in tlleir• restorative reinedia,:: after ai d 'idrietore has been destroyed, is indispensably requisite to revise the slutubeliug Sparks of life; and to' re-militia/a the constitution. - Aerer.4l NUL)lenten anti GentWrnen of the first' respectahi lity have besot under the care of c3;rs. Currie awl Co. for :Ow reattuval of muplaintc of th , ! Crethra, Strictures, &c.. 1 suit having received a radical and pertimitept mat:, rtuittest that refet cures Tay be made to t hem, ai sat isfsct y evidences of the superiority of Messri. Currie' find Am . of rvat:oe:it'. Many of thi.o Gentletnett hAre.hadStricturits, Erne)-10 to io years, and had been Under the ear of .Messts. llome, pedri•iities, anti othev Say,georol, : uf equal emittetice; attcoilited :the cure' by the aliplie.elon of' the - luau c:iLista-.., without v.yep h E • Clirrit:a!id Co. mity he crolsolte,i by either Sex, ; , ,roitt,-,t secrecy, nod honuitr, - at thtir itY7, 11.:tIon-pinion; - • • , , 111, regiteittl to strrte the riartidt l-t--; rooltl:tneo for advice anti uit'dieu46, She !•,.. , :ve!, or seat to ail part of - the iii4tOttm: Tq f•• .:t es,e)ltial V./ their tuilertaLito.7, the it.m- be athteci toNthisaccout4 fat . turtlisiti4l). 91.1 Juni, I 07, liattuavtrtiati. ANTI-GALLICAN MONITOR. Air. Gowasmurtt in his last number gives the following truly Bt'itish reasons fur continuing the above title to his Piper "The title, Anti- Gallican,! which this Paper beats, wa; objected do by some of my friends, ori ginally on the grounds of not being calculated to apply, except in the event of the duration of Biro naparte's Government and system ; and person*. who reasoned in this manner may perhaps thiOk that slid) a title is not applicable to the presetit state of affairs, ur to the relation of peace and amity which so happily exists between France mid England. They suppose that the very' word Anti-Gallivan, keeps a spirit of nutimeal hostility . alive, and that nothing but mischief can result from such wicked perseverance in the old system of opposition to French principles. To this. I shall answer, that if facts correspond with pro fessions—if France were sincerely disposed to . m.tintaio those friendly relations, I ,yokel be the last man in the, world to endeavour to keep up it. hostile feelingam our part. But if France, tin der her present Government, maintains. the same hostile spirit against this country as whets under Buonoparte, are we immediately to adopt a sys tem of .cordiality towards our inveterate enemies —towards u nation, not only, unthankful for the benefits we leave conferred upon them, in assist ing-to libertite them from ,a mditary Government, but evvis hating us on this very account ? I fore saw ".that such a spirit. would be kept alive, as notch as•possiNle, by the retainers of Buono ' parte . ; and now that these ate the persons who still, to a very ,great ,degree, are in possession of the power of the totm:ry, we see that not a spirit Of hostility, but a spirit of vengeance against England is maintnitied in full vigour.—That what I have just stated is plaits ,matter of fact, I can appeal not only to the French, but even to Bri- Joornals, 'or in both may he seen proofs of ' the nrost determined rancour against 'the ittigifile , natiOn, the English Governinent, and the Englis l 4 character: lam sorry to. say, that, in toy opi elan, our national character dud Goveroment are but - ill. defended at thepresent day. :Ilse public Press of England is .deficient in ,its duty, and principally for this reason—our Journalists are evidently divided into parties upon French po litics one supports the. Ilironaparrists, the other the Bourboniiove.roment, as if the interests of England depended 'upon time name pi the ruling dynasty-of France. If Ave attend to one party, they endeavour to persuade us that our Govern. vernment has been instrumental'in destroying a free, peaceably disposed Government its France (meaning litionttparte'l after his return from El. ha)'; and eveit irs violating the ,law of nations, su leinn'cmutnpacts. &c. &c. in as.sititing the pre cut Government of France its persyeutiog and inirno luting its iartocOnt subject*, the Nays, the Lithe (l.)y-ries, and . the L tvalettes : the other party, now that the Bourbotis 'are restored, bid-us be sato:tied ; that every measure of that...Gwent ment shows evident proofs of wittlom, and t,se virtues of the King and the Prittecs of his house, tool their gratitude towards.this country, are sure. pledges of the permanence of the inost hoppy :ran onillity bt:tWeCO the two nations, , It is, not ne cessity for ale to alcutiotr the Journals-in which these different notions areinculeated ; but I woold fiod it difficult to mention of owe public •bilrnals more OMB two * * * * . [lerelollows stn allusion which , Motives. of delicacy, itillisee us .to omit.] All Readers. should- 'hear:this. in mind, that to write in support ofour e iGovernount duns )sot imply the support of the Boinhon Government in France. al ui t Government he bigotted or iotole rant.is, it to, find its defenders independent English Journalists, merely because these same. Journalisti . , when the King was iu exile and ad versity, wrote against the tyranny of Buootiparte) the) have thus imposed upon or bewildered, or mystified thetmelvvs, they twist be men of weak minds locked ;. lint it) may opinion, some of them have -weighty reasons for ill,itrucliOt.; the people of Eugland on the subject .of French polities in In the 'manner they are doing. Equally- dis gusting most it be to see' the. columns of an English Newspaper become the organ . of the French httanapapists, who, even in that coun try, are not permitted to give vent to their bile againat,England, and lovista their abuse' against everything which is illnurions in it—abuse- too.. fool to be admitta even hit') their own jowl:els. lint one good results • trtim Allis very simineloi abuse, namely, that when it is said that there, is ,liberty this- coontey, the impunity with • whirls this Comstry awl Government are libelled, : contradict sisch , assertions. Therefore, as I have hitherto beets much employed- in answering, the ineuhrationi linnnap,irte hittiself, I find' it will . , attain) i s g p art l eans -, as. be my task iii Infuse- to anSwer those;.,CP his te- Well =as of thO. 1.160rb0 is, Ins.' eninfilio ns , which Under ti different name,' hicatlin' t t trimilat spirit." , ALTQN.At Dec. 18. —`la c e the:.taking of- the Danish ships .hy the Tripoti c a rsairl in May last, we have not.lieard that i'ite Danish Ilag v is in clan ger, in the Metlitertaneati,antl we itave.now new here that the vanish ship Ihe dustaVus IVal;:enta„ Capte.in Voirners, froroMainhurgh, arrived hap pity at Carthagena, on the •.:,011t of Novetnbc.r last, , COPENHAGEN, DEC. 1 9.—Our Cuti rt GazeW eon tains the following front _ . " MALAGA, Nov. 15.. " The • brig. Bernltolm, Cart. Sclionhieder, arrived in Olt . port yesterday. She will immediately proceed to Mafia; and theuceto Tripoli." • CAntz, Noy. 1 . • " Capt. : Asmussan, of the ship the isttrrircti . here, and state* that on the 1411,, he met of St. Marie two trativorts under 'Danish colour, destined- to Barbary - with" presents. Five -Danish ships, are arrietd here bound to the Mediterranean, and are waiting with impatience fin' leave to continue tlitir voyage?' . . T)r.C., 'Maisie! of Finance, Count Staditni; n'.111" set . Out in n frw days for Italy, where the 11.1nperor, it is ,srtid, will ntak the long expected arrane,emens respecting t he firignces. It noty be confitlenfly hoped that the rvsnit will in every respect be unswerahle to thu dignity of Austria, and its present happy situa tion. His Tinperial Majesty, to facilitate the home trade in his dominions, has, been pleased to ds erce, that the export duty upon raw and spun silk from the kingdulu'uf Lombardy and Venice, into the other prOvinees of the AnstriAn empire, shalt be reduced to . one-sixth of the duty p:,id on the exportation of this silk to foreign countries. - • IVAnsiw, DEC. IS.-. 7 ,The' Polish garrison here is to minsiit'fOr fufure of 10,000 !lien, and to be lodged in harratks. The officers are to receive a iminthly allowance to lodge with the in.tabi. tants.' • • . The Russian Senator, Novasilzoff; is expected to remain here as Commissioner: from RuNsia to the Polish Ciofernment. At.the end of this mo►►th, otter the lturKi iii tr•nnrps have passed through, the new Polish Constitution will he published, pith some u►ociificatlf)lll and amendments. The report that .40;000 'fiirrigri trotips a mrch through . ioatdtibtia, meets witlc but httle credit. • HANnvitt, 'Dec. 20.--On the aiiiing up of East Friesland mid I.laarling to the 11,-anoverian Contr.,. missioner, it 'no thimation was issued by the Plats %inn Comaiissintter ton thildheirik, itetinitinting the itihatvi6titi with the . change Of Soiereign, and absolvity. tLetti from.. their allegiance to . the King iii Pri as fol towS 1 hereby, , call-attsoosqtherti to show. tot, their new SoVereign the .sante lidel:ty and tit. taeltment by which they have constantly endesr. ed themselves ,to •Itis M.jesty, the King of liras. sia, and actitiired' claitni to' his con fidence, faeOur, and rt.;.gartf, 'l' at same . • time 4iischargelhe agrevlble•tity in the name of -the King of Trussia, and in reference to the Royal Letters Patent, which are to he published to ex press the assurance his 'Majesty will ever take the most cordist interest in the fliture tvelf.ire of the province:, the advancement of which may conii (lenity be expected front its new, Sovereign, owl will joyfully . giee the brave and worthy inhabititnts of East Frie,iland, e% cry proof in his potv,;:r of. e feetion and vegetal. FaANKtiottr, I.): , .c,,lB.—Vestercbiy evening 60.. Officers of the.,l4ittilstrum and regular troops givi.‘ as very fine serenade to Prince Witcher, oei ,occasion the- love and respect with which tlio Herb of Geruititry is everywhere retrk - !ived, Was dis.e. played in the most effecting Manner. Pie music was fretpiently interrupted by the iteolun,itioits the asseinhled crowd, whose Cllllth.isi<lsm rose to .t he .Itighest pitch when the Prince himself, L11011:411 titiltappi4: still indisposed, appeared at the balcony,' '1 7 . 1,,e tumult of joy was [mil t ed it) an instant 'whet( the Prince wade a s;Aii ttit.t fie visited to speak, and then he addressed. to them' the following words :—" 1 heartily thlnk • von, good citizens of Frankfort, for this, fresh proof of yo,r Nvve to 1 know what yon 'have thine for the good cause, how you; "lave constantly ilistin4 l guished yourselves by courage anti patriotism.--• I ant rejoiced at being toning you, and wish to have always 'a place in y o ur mentory,'• si,ords of the 1 era made the most profound - int.. prcssion On the crowd, whose ueelarnations long . Cali tinned without interruption. , . Psttts, Dec. 2 .—(Fito:,t A 'JOI'PR.) —A t",me days ago the Perisians agahrttiak occasion to die* their spite against the English : a, Brunet's the atre the piece called " Les 4rtglaise3 pour rice,." tvhiclt often delighted .the public last, year, was announcer{ but on the evening befoie the rep ea. sentation, notice teas given . at the dinir that this • piece' would not be performed. The lrtiblic, how. ever, violently insisted 'spots it. In the midst of the tumult an I„,nglisli Officer entered it box, out which some •Wags called Out, " Ali, voila glais pout rite.;, All - eyes how turned to the 1)(3)&4' and the noise., became much more- The EffigliSlllllllll surprised, asked what the tiatilie against him ? The affair was explained to hitti, whicli, al there Wits Ilt) other way,tri sou) the ;noise, be went 4 1way, and then all' was , The offer of , souse English bankers tO,.pity the ;coittyi'lltitiou upon re,tiottlible - policlitioni Is not 'accepred, heeatrie the French Citvartiment 'would baYe „private Eftglishatch interfere. in Ilse tFreaelt lintineeS. N,v.v tit' )6:lli)seilitel from ,itt;d'ort, ~ , otkd in Lon prop:mils : it offe.is to pay' firf milli , otts - immediate!s , and t lie rest in is stated t i , ne. • Fr srwe is to 1-i.pay the sems . so advance,' kit •JOne . , 'l2, wit It im T ercst. ire s_anit.l honse,,,,i.ha . d •