The Sun. — London, England, 1816-05-14 00:00:00

• i % s .. oa , . • • . 1. • • - • , • VAL • 1— • ()7) ' 4 r...t • • ,itrU • ie.. •v i • ( ...-1 14 ; 1 (11,111 r :. 4.; it t 4;• A . • t • S' f '' ? '" 1 ' • 4 s - • IA ' •• ...t •,..• . . ,\ • eiri; TUESDAY, MAY 14, 1816. Ntrintit SEVENTRiItti THEATRYAWYAL., DRUitY-I.AN * VMS PRESKYrEVENING, May 14, ISM MajeltieiSerritots OrfOrni, fur the sth time, t new Tragedy, dtdied D ERTUANI ; 01, THE CASTLE or ST. A Lnarmvsn. The 1611,60 Character , . by Mr. Kean, Mr. Pope, Mr. Misq borer; nn4l Mis 4 Somerville. , . . . To whit - 4 wiii be added, HONEST TMLEVES. To-morrow, Bertram ; with My Spo.uxe and I.—Thurvicy, ertram ; with Three Weeks after Marriage, and the Count '4of Anjou. ' . 'THEATRE ROYAL, COVEN r-GARDN.N. TIIIS PRESENT EVENING, May 14,'1816, will be acted tht , felkined, af' 'll-IF O - jEALOIN WIFE: Mr. Oakley, Mr. omit ; V Oakley, Miss O'Neill. To Which will be add. 41,' WHO WANTS A WIFE ? THE LAW OF THE LAND. :fa-morrow, A Midsummer Night's Oream ; with The Sleep Walker, and Midai. P,itronised by his Enyai Highness the TRINCF. REGENT. Ele4Ant I'ortr;ei of t:he Hero VILLIING'r ON. JOHN THOMAS ItItIGE': WATERLOO AROMATIC • TRANSPAV;.ENT SOAP, THE PROPILIKI OR of tbe. above haft much gratification in intrtithicing this Article as superior to any he.. has ever introduced for purposes during a • 11 ractical experience of twenty.thrre y.-.tr, at maouf 4 eturing , erfumer. Sett hig'ai thAliwe all attempts at invidions de traction, the Proprietor of this S o ap avers, that, on a single trial, it will he found sup,rior to al l otlierA in purity of tex ture, einol tier t. and agrceaide delicacy of flavour. It is particularly r.cuannifinteil for the use of La,lies, and for 'the Skin of Infauts. To Gentlemen .who experience irrita thin in the.use ; of the c4mmon shaving Soaps, this Arorustic :Soap k contidenily nod vornrstly rec,minended as the most "valuable and effect ire Soap eter produced, at the saute time Ipossessing the trout tiulid qualities. The above Article, are sold at the Proprietor's Warehoust , s, 52, Park-street, Gros-, Venor-square, and 0, Cheapside.. Magnetic Razor 'Tablets, with or without the new improventeuts, 7s. G(1. 10s. tid. anti 34. each. gege ratttes• Is, e.ich. •It egerterati ng Razor St rops, Vs, 64. 35.4;(1. 4s. fid. .5!%. , :o.• and 7s. , Vti. tacit. Waterloo • Aromatic Transparent Soap in round Cakes. ls. ed. 3s. 4s. 61• ot the saint..._ quality, Is. Is. lid. 2s. rd, each. karors accurinely ground or set. An itcs,irtnient of fine Ka. 7ors, with - Shavinglod Dressing CHUN, and Apparatus, &c.' tire couslantiy on sale. Also even Article of k`oreign and I°erfumery of the finea quality. , , patruin reliiant jejoisia • the faint embrace sone ft: ist —.‘ finny race! AGE Should bit the fotittlitttinit of so, is Often ilhiturbeil, thy oligh the rirtirA the union riot taking' those ptee,ettitiont w;,ll: ! l , 4et.iire ihrtii the. enjoyment of that great dimwit. • - - , tic JAciSill:. :t.toitlit. the. toolatteltaly. wavietv of I Nosier* nude,,' "1.,, c ,„.1,,,1 0! , torture is 1,,t wit to suffer, tltere are pout: Wort. a!,,r,01::,.., - c' t'l , trr ,, ti:N. thalk thow ttitiels result Tom fa.sh;oi,in.le gdiettvs, early dissipation, or solitary intetype- Zaticv, Nl,*sys. (1'1111.1V.,.,,w) Co: beg' to state I hat the setfhloos trite:l6m of a pr;tetietd exclusively directed t', lite treattheot alp tote -of Cf-At L'All; Co";11-14AINTS, total,: thew. t o th e 'claim of . tiopettor ttetiott, meat, As regular Surgeons, they 011'0' it Weedy illiii Ityl'ill:Welit cut:t fear cleat static, of that die- . tfii - der, which contracted in qtr n0..,:ttar,! , 11 in , inent, and poismis the springs of life, crud foe evcry da.fts deldi .114 !Omit thy cottsLNitonoct ‘if t,i4e maturity, ot tyanhood„ entailitli by ttliticiplition, on' its uniti.priy )41411 .i'll the btlirtaititeS'orithi age—tlte body hemon in* enterattiii and e . timciilred.:-..ttil, abeekt; thit mini! 444;14 .intl &Healed. For the tesult of their sttec.:ss in ,1 his particular ./:‘ ;inch, Ow, ic i er to that r'ekoltotion, whir,ti. they flatter thernsOves, ihey have ac *titre*, yeat;;; — expet icuce, in a 1111.1014 extended prise. tip. *light 4ntl . reeent c.tses of syphilictic.c.onpi,tints, perfect cure is completed in the silur,t period to two days; and in eases of strietitres, pains in thp bodes, gloetr„ • semi, l o weakih-440c, &e. &e.' at itrOper persetvrance its their, phin of - - _ 4",, t „," „, to t i, 4 . pat j e . o t rt. invig - nritted conqiint NAPA' F.D WOMEN, who linve long bet.,) disnpiwinted in imprA.T.A.nn - S;s )I,lt FAMILY, may be „mired that, in most inst4aces, ;mat ilefect4.arre curithlr by tudlical clod ; anal th►ntgl! ►hc Eeniovai of s►sal impedi►nents he an object of 10'0 anti uncertainty aKtli otheri, yet the .. care.o( such de / Gets, liy the'• gradnal progtess of tteno.t!on, is the acquirt . . atom oi - their experience, Nies , r‘. t:l7 lOU fti. and ; Cp t • *nay be consolted p4tivnts of (-Itlier,set, with the greatest secrecy and bottom., pt theie loittle, No. 107, Nntt..tt Garden. Patients irf the country, etating their rase, age, • Anil - =general habit 'of living, etc. enclosing a reiiiittatice :for O4lvicas and medicines/the sank, will hi' given or sent to any part of the kingitum. 107, kintton Gartlaw TO THOMk.S TAYLOR, ESQ: No. 9, New Dridge-start, London. HONOUKEI) Slit, 7" BEG leave to inform ynti, tbut er since the year 179 p, 1 boa been ail-hetet' with the I.ues Vencrea ; ft eon its obstitiateltriAisting every course ot prescribed' by the most eminent of the faculty here, and on. elergoing sei:eralsevere courses otsalivation, and twice die. charged from the Hospital with little relief, would appear to be of the most inveterate nature. In the spring of last year My 'disorder had got to such a head., ai nearly to put n period tormyexistence—j had a large ulcer on t crown of my head, one- ou each- arm, and my legs. were 'broke out hi a frightful manner; my riFht we= dreadfully painful, and had heel' in a state of ulceration for the list ner'en years; toy left had also two large nodes on it, was very much rbsouloured,. mid gave Sae such exerueihting pain, particularly when warm in bed, its nearly to deprive are ) , t' rest; ha this lamentable state, I vas reeorthor.aleil by Mr. 3. Thompson, - (sichn tieeeived. :My 'mat score hey them here), to take your Leake's Patent Pills, ywhiali I heat to du on the ,of ley ; in. the course Of a fortoiglit ti began Ca receive henefit--ir little more than a Suontis the ulcers on my bead and arms were soundly lteaii d— ime° after, the sores tinnily Icere healed also c leaviog, 1o:w -aver, considerable discialouration it) tlii• din, and p..i iu 111 C twit o r the loft, which, be t 1;e [tae of (:od, e!.:1 a little )ofiger peNeverarrte in your invitltrahle 5104s:der! ; tits nodes aisperling, the skin regaiiiing its oatural hue, and Alm ttocturnalipaivi gradually going olf.-1, tirus became, hy !Mir liberal advice iriedtine, perfectly free fitun all my former my 'former spirit, wind 5t:141.014, and becourt: jolly and eat, in which state hav ttoutiirruedniarq Wool tie, to the .istonisimitnit of all who leiivw Me, I aro at-a loss in term): to eg.pre , o; rev gratitude . , hit Lei; Intl, for the good at other - sttrieruig mortals, to make this my case as public us I shall on err occa 4icmt In 80 doing you will greatly oblige, Sir, your grineftt I, obedient, eery bum;'"etvant't ALLX. ML7ll.l(Eft, Swan's Close, Ed;ribUrgh• W ittiesses .10 u. ;ItIOVe. John l'i l emp A en, N O , ;4. New P.Hiltry I:41011rib ; John 1' Into , :'a, OM Assentlily Close, Edinburgh. Prepare'', anti sold b tip! sole'Proprietor, fIiMi.A.S TA Y !Zit, member t th e itayal Ultegc of 5Urga....114, at Isis nUtISV f No. t", 13ritl4e..strect., Lundon; whet e, aft eorlstant. residelux of inure than 40 years, it) a practice plait. , Ffttarly directed to tltr. care of 'Venereal Complaints and those intidental to dn.: Ports t)f (lent:ration, with that inviolable ' l lll t 4 i te Y wl"ivh ni his . profession sliunl , l always observe ill 1 caicg, be Utters litiosclf the aisle , : anti assistance he trattliteush ailtninisterS in persons taking this Medicitut, tvitl f:esteinted, by a discerning Politic, at: ail adinit tag') stAdoni iltfaitiablf, and VOW of till ;ittiliirtitv. sold, by his ttppoint we tit, I.tr "He c onvenience or those ;:lint.; at a distance, 'id, the T o vstio.; , , (0, Oxf , rd -4, cc t 1 7 , , r• Distiarcet;h's, Ni'. 7, eish-strzet 4011; Alt- ljtixters) Edinbure,it ; Callwell's, ; and fay oar prisuri its uterr consi,lerable titwit in Circa'' , tlirit'ii" tur f • '1 m o xca , Acti, stamped, and sealed .np Vint) fall and plain directibtis, sc., relic personsi, of r awy cuiethemseitcs Willi ease, spes:4 . scrreq) ands3l4l4/* CONIMEMORATION oP BURNS. r EFR I E,N A I.)Nil R I;RS (if ROBERT BURNS, fn LONDON, will LtINS tngeA her st MAAONS' HALL, Qiirea:trees, lAncolit SATURDAY, the Mitil of May, in aid of tht Snbseription fur 4ontpleting tho `Monument over bis Grave; now erecting at Dumfries. PRESIDENT. The Right Honourable the EARL iXf ABERDEN.E . ... T. . STIOVAnDS - : - • - M. Hon. Lord Vi%c. 'Frauds Horner, Eiti. Rt.Hoii.Loi;olVise.Palnierstots. J. F. Hunt, Lord Archiljald Hamilton Julio Ir6og, Esq. M.P. Sir T. &11, Rot. Sheriff, &v. WilliamJetd..o, Ecq. - Tll.lll3S•Cartfpbelf Esq. Alex. Key. Esq. ArcliibAld Campbell, hisq. Peter Laurie, Esq. W. R. K. Douglas, Esq. M.P. - Jtev. Dr. J. Lindsay. Cron. James Donlop,Al.P. Sir J. - Marjorlhanks, Dt. M.P. Kirkman Finlay, Esq. M. P. • 401111 Nielbt, Cloaks .Forbes, Esq, M.P. Cosmo Orme,•Esq. Charles - Grant,jito.}:sq. I.P. Gout ts Trotvr, Esq. G. Hatboro, Esq. John Torino, Esq J. C. Ilerries, e,sq. Commis- "410 (i:WittTendur, tit • sary-in•Chief. David Wilkie...Esq.-3A. Adm. Sir 0. J. Hope, I.t, M.P. • Dinner on Table at Six oThich, prerherg. TICKEN, °NE POCND, ro be had - of the Si eivards ; tit the Bar of the Freemasons' Tavern; Mr. Ridiar,lsooss„ boutc seller, Corohill ; and at ; the Morning Pus:, Sun, and Sou Newspaper Offices. I • To the GOVERNORS of the ItOVAL 110SPITA11 o 4 of tittIDEIVELL awl MY Loans ANn Ot:NrnemeN, rr having been determined that•there shall be 11.: Two Physicietts to t he Bospitak over which you vre,eide, 1 prestime to offer myself a CANDID:iII'. for your fiAviii:r. An exteinive Medical Practice in the Nietropolii, ai more than twenty years, lois affordod we an ample for rtp iuucc : and being' devoted 'solely to the' Trent : 4l4.qt nity, 1 have no,ot her ptuluits to divert my'efttli't;Oi, from those ohjycts peenhar to one of your Charities. tkeply impressed with the importance vid re,pon,.WAilty of the trust to which I attire, sltuol.l mil. I .;.ref, f oice place me in that honourable tin - station, 1 an willing to darter my self that a - conhcieutioui OisCliarge of my duty, in promoting the interests of tlice nohle lastitntiuns, Will 'entitle Inc your . approhation, and your choice, I have the honour to be, \ Aty Lorik and Cictitlernen, ,Tour alit:die:it humble Servant, (;EtritG.E M.lti URROWS. 62, Gower.strret,-Bedford-syoure, May 4, 130,N$ OE THE, •CLI:ItOY. rllt MUSIC tO be performed at the ANN i- JVERSARY NIEETINo of this 01-lAi ITY. will be in the Cathedral Chnrell of St. Paul, .m Ti•lllitiP.lY,thr 161i* of May o when a Sermon will be preached liefore trii ttoy:tt Highness, the I)CKEof CLAItENCE, his Grace the 1,0111) r 1 lt CH tSIIOI. trt (ANTI.: It ItURY, their Lordships the Bishops, the Right Hon. the Lord 111ityor. &Inter' Clergy, &e. by the Itev..lohn Cote, I). D. Pro Vice Chancellor of the University of Oxford, etiti Rectorpt Exeter College.• sTENATI6s. , • lls Itorol t beD 1K E4fc LA TM's:VI 'Ti e RIO it Him. the it art of Plymouth. The 'Rigid., Hon. Rirliaril )- der, P. Tho Hon. Ntr..fpstice The !tight lion. the Nlayor. Sir Thum.l!: DA:v. The,livr. Groro. (if Lincylit. Tart Kits.Alohn ,liiineirlVinvin, t). ATelskitacoll'a Fraocia John 111 . .;c Wollatton, li. I). Mots 'learn of iviiex. The Rev. NI i howl) ittickley, Chialeg ifior-rey, Itaine, P. Wirt Nichol!, Esq. •4.' h. Moron. Esq. Ficeivtary of the Clergy Orphan Sucirty. The will cousist of the Overturn of F.sther. Mr. rlandel) grand Dottiogen thorn, autl JuhilAte, with the Chorus from the :Ylvssi:ih, II Hallelujah, for the Lord God limuipotent ruigneth." Atitlipot compioltql ail plse for this Chitral by Dr. ,11,yev, au& Mr. ll,Loders Cortatta-• tiott Anthem. l'he Mukie to he conducted by Mr. Greatorex. Lemlrr ofitht Hand, Alr. Shaw. The Doors ut *I'S Cathedral will be opened t*el) - ilea' at ten o'clock. • . . Tiebets for the Cathedral clod fot tho Dinner at Merchant TAY l "r 4 ' I h+ he had gratis of Messrs. Norn,tville and Fell, Boulisellers, Bood-stieet ; l iitchard,Piccadillpt Messiii• lti vingtor,‘, •ya Ed ; at the Firat-leriliis-Of. tirt:,,'l'rutp;ei ari4 of.Clrartes Ell, Spring Garden Terrace, the Secretary to the Siewnrds, by whom Benefac tions to Ibis Charity will he 0;11)1,14111y received. N. B. • The whol e of the Colluetioni id it. Pnul' and *Met , chant taYloes hall will no appropriated by the Stewarda in upproitlcing the (hltdren of necessitous t;lergyinen. A .T.a MEETING of tliti COMMITTEE of the LEATHER TRADE, held at the Ship Tavern, in Lour lane, Southwark,•May lath .JOHN UNDEUSeIELL, t".sq. in the chair, Resolved, That by the Papers lard before Parithmen:, con taining the Amount of Foreign Raw glides that had paid time Import Doty time last Six Years, ending January 5, IdtaS y it appears that the 13ritish Tanners consumed Millie average of three years, Three Hundred and Twenty-five Thousand rive! Hundred and Sixty-four per year lest than the average of the. three Rears before the late. Tax. And as those: consunieft be fere the Irate Tax wet - 001101y liorepean, Moon, and East India Hides, wihich are not more than half the weicht of Soul h American Heles s it appeals the Tanning Trade, minriag a period of both war and !wiser, has gradually drelined oor fourth. That thongh the supplies of Leather have gradually fallen otr, yet the, prices emmtinue to decline, and Consequently will rause the t rade to ditniniSh, until t tie supplies are not more t ham equal to the demand at prices that will remunerate the mann fact over. That. the taking off the Restrictions would he of great and incalculable service to the. Pahlic, by reducing the Prices of Leather and imtiroving the quality t but alone, wit hunt the repeal of the Duties, wonid be iujiirimint.tot he persons en gaged in the Tanning Trude, as it would operate in various wav , to reduce the value of their Stoat. . That tit , tatting oft the Duties.also is absolutely necessary, to enable the Tanners to continne their business . , and to met ford feather at such prices asvould so far t came time tilers of Leather Wares-, as to promote their consulaption and re lieve the other branches of the 'rrade. That the Committee, keeping in vat" the interest of the Public met well as of the .I.eather Truth, wilt euntioue. to use every constitidional means to obtain the, ita;peal of the ite strict ions as welt as the Ditties upon Leather, and to Oleo the manulactitre on the same favourable grounds asltormt of our other staole inammfaetases I aunt for t his parpo , e they re— commend the Trade in every putt of the Cwittitry to continue their exertions, which must ultimately 1)4 attended with succesi. On the Fitst of May was published, price Is. rrilE MONTHLY GAZET'llt_ol REALM. rhis pottier periodical work-, edited by Dr. REECE, Author of the Guide, &F. is published on the Ist of every in on the same plan as the Gazette de ..;:int4 of It gives it popular account of all new ditcoveries made in thlfereist. parts of the world ; tbat many relate to the tneans of preserrit - g health and curing diseases, promoting economy and domestic comforts, &c. The Fifth Number, to be nithlisited mm the First of May, Witt contain 'Prattles' itertlartts on, the Causes,-tke. of litiligett ion Rod Whims . C a m... plaints, and thehest known rueatts - of ptevelttiun and earth by Medicine, Diet, &c. New Remedies for Piles, Ascarides, Rheitlll;til , lll, Cutimeatts- Ertiptinitg, ;Nervous Head-ache, Croup, King-worm, Corns, Tender Feet, S,etirvy, Itch, tm Acronnt »f thi f t Urogel Autiltilions Pills, Sothtic l'olWler, the Management of Netely-horn Itifonts, Puntished at the Clientleal Hall, 171, Piccadilly, .and sold by slirrwood and ea. Patastketec-teivi, eud. atl liotivitscitert la the Uultvil ROYAL PALAGES On the 4th of ,Tune will he by W. it. DYNE, No. I. Trice ONE GUINEA; of STOR V of the ROYAL, 11.13.51- Jll. PENCES of W/NDS9ft FROPMORE, HAMPTON-WPM?, KENSINGTON, sT.JANI ES% BUCK INCiH AM-HOUSE, and CARLTON-ft OUSE: :fhb "First IN:unplug- will contain Views of OUR, STATE APART MENTS, finely coloured, ft on*.Drawings by the most distin guished Artists :-- The ltinies Old State Bed bitanil),l-NI'INDS CANTLE. Que t .n ?dun's lird (Ohi'Dining !tooth)--WINDSt)It 1:11, K ing'4 Throne (Pivsersee Cltaathey).,-ST. JANES'S,. • • . Queen Mary's State Bed Chanthcr-7—IiASIPTON 'COURT. The Second Number will be published imtite let of Angttst,' Prtd. every parreedins Number at the fikstagee. of• TWO n.IONTI4S, utitiX complete. Each Nemher Will, contain at lett%t Four State Apartments; the bitter Numbers Fire With copione Letter-press. Twenty-four Numbers wjll COM-, ylrtr lite Work, which will form Three-Win:net,' M6lhant ‘Luirtl. The Lettr-presS will compriSe Historical and Bio graphical Annals, descriptive of the.klabiti and t'ustems of the, illustrious Inhabitants of the Royal ,Residrimes; the Helsel-hohl Establishment% from earlv times; ;us 11istorical Accouttt of the Pis:tures, TaPeStry Ilan - kings, and Antler mactliticent lietorations; with the -Biography of •the • •Ciltiott4.lll4 inters:46lu( Portraits in the ittoyat The splendid Droving% for the Work may be seen at the Pro. rrtefoe%. W. IT PYN Es 9. Na , street, 'olio; where Orders 1 , ,r life Work :ire (i.e.-4 , A ski, by Messrs. Ititifiglons, St. l'zt!Wit .Meist%..efotell and Davits, Strand Messrs. I,npc. nAan, jliff it , B e es, Orate, and Brown, Paternoster-row ;,fitid 4 `d," roil' mar be bail of the principal Booksellers in 'the Lifife4llKing•loin. , , SOUTHAMTON TO 1 L DE GIt:ICX. g4STA It 1: WOOD, Conitnnni!er of the large well-hult (utter, THE FAR!, OF aESTEII. - . 14):1„1), begs leave to ininfut his Friends and tlie Fabric, contintte% tit sail every Titesday • (rom:Soitthampton to tlay . re I and that his vtssel is fitted up lir a most commodious manner with private State Rooms, It ater Closet, and many other'Ciinvenieticies. Every- attention will he paid to comput of tiic l'a,,setigers„ and Letters addressed to him, at his house, in Frt acts-3i reet. t.4.hutliampton, will he (hay attend ed ta. Thii Day was publithed, price , ts. (id. REEITH. A :%1 ; or, The CAltle of St. Ahlobritoti Tragedy... U the Tlev. it. C. MCtTURIN. Printed fur .14.1 in Murray, Albeinarle-ssrert. nsr. A s OP INFANTS, &c. TIALRY'S GENIJINE CARNIINATIVS is Au, sup. r ior to of other Remedies for the IVind, Potrg ing•i, Colirolt6ions, and Disorders in the Stomach att4 114iwels of Infant*, AV hicii prove fatal to to ninny , under tbe age of two years. h is equally efficacious in Chaties, Flowea, and other Complaints in the Intestines of grown per- This 'Mild tinhte Cnrditl Medicine, invented' by the late Mr..lmnl:l) now prepnird he bisdau,7ll - ti 'times (401, and her sons, to whom ft t iode he be (vie it lied this Property by 1: so! onOty Newtwry Sllllll, Ott tile 1)111 e , tttl►iishe d Warehouse„ 4n. 45, the East End of St: Patti's, the ti►irtl hunse frarri eneapside, prier. ls.• 9,1 a bottle ; but if procoreil elsewhere, he sure to aik,for Call'sCarotioative," and see tll. l l the name is t: rarer! in, the btinipot. ciTYADDrttss2Snwhe ROYAL mA:RttiAa E y Yesterth •ry the Right lion. LA .At nn t Avon, the Ahtertueo, Recorder, Sheritri, ittld Council, o f the City of London, vihtited upon the PRINCE REGENT, at Ciriton- Hottse, tvith the fol.: Intritig Addres . s, which ern. read by .Sir,Jortm SILVESTER s 'fIart. the Recorder • T. his Itnynt liii;litess the l'rince of WAT.ES. Regent of the Kiiigilom of Great,lirit.ain alai ?titian:l6le autl•loval Addreis of the Lord 14layor, Alder men, and Comma's, of the Cityof Londan, in Corutuoit eonneil assembled. • - - • ' May it tileteee your Royal Highness, • 1 Re, his Majesty's dntiful and loyal subjects, the ,T,ord Mayor, Aldernien, ond Commons, of the City of London, in sloionion Council assembleti, ontoioach the throne, with tho tnnst tivety stlstitnenti of alPetiOn, to rOngratulate your Royal Highness on the anspiciOns twenf of the recent Noir tials of ynfir Panghtir s the Princess Charlotte Atig-ustw, with his Serene Highnes L4ninild George 'Frede rick, Prince of Coburg. • • We participate with the rrsottal feelins and titc° patriotic gratification which roar Royal Fll4-}mess must . exper:ence up op an occasion of such, joy to your Buys' llonsel and of knell vital isnprortartee to the welfare and prosperity of his Majes ty's subjects, Inas:Tick as'this illustrious union atlards nit ad• ditional prosract (under Divine Proridence) - of sceor;o4.l tO the throne of these realms the Protestant surcesision of th, , ir Sovereigns, for which' our brave and eutigirten;•;l Nees tors, by the Act of Settlement • at the Glorions Reval at Lin, happily provided and cstabliiked the mild and paternal way of the House Of flanorer .over i free, loyal, and happy, people, Thata Inug line of Princes, firm to the reformed principles of our etto4ituttnn in Church and State, may - spring from these anspieinits Nuptials, to Continue for ages prosperity end happiness to the tinned Kingdom, is the ardent.and s . lllCere prayer of his Majesty's faithful citizens of I l ondon„ In th ns uniting with the general joy our heartfelt eon gra tulation% at the fuotof t heThrane, we relnest your litoyal High nest will Wirer, That ; as we eau feel nothing of ;mire conse quence tothoNation than a measure thus calculated to pre. serve our independence, freedom, and prosperity, so we can felicitate ourselves in nothing of More genuine and pure en joyment than in an alliance which is of se fair a promise, and must c u orey hitppiness to your royal breast, and every branch of your August, Family. May your f10y.41 Ifighness have the felicity to behold every good consequent upon this propitions event descend upon the amiable and Kr 1 Bride and her Illustrious Congo! t, kind may the ernletti)nequalities of her min.l give the surest pre. sag e to an admiting Peopl e o f the liappiness,she may in time to come he leslined to, confer upon the loyal and happy 'Lib fectS of the British Empire. Signed by order of Court, H fz,N ItY wpCOTTIORPE, which Address hi 'Royal ilighayss was pleased to returti the folltming must gracious an swer . . I thank you for this 1.'91 and dutiful, Mare's. It iv vrith the most cordial vativiaetion that I receive your abagratulatious as an mat nu less grateful roe personal feelings than itnpurtant to the best thtere4ts of the liritiat► enipire. They were-aWreetivtd strut likktt tilt honour to kiss his itoal Highness's hand, ADDRESS TO HER MAJESTY. To the Qui*Nei most Excellent Majesttr4.,, The bumble Address of the Lord Mayor, Aldermen. amt Cotiumirii of the City of Lori(hal, in Con inert Council' 'assembled. May it Please your lVfajeify, We, His Majesty!s dutiful and loyal iinlijecti; the I,nrd Mayor, Aldermen, and Cominons of the City of LonthOri in Common Council assembled, gougrutulate your :Majesty _the recent and auspicious nuptials of hrr Royal ilii hni si tho Princess chariotte Augusta with his Serene 1 - liglineraeo; pold George Frederick, Prince of Cobark. We are satisfied that the dignity . of her high birth at pre ittraptire heireis to the Crnwn ithltese realttis it proi!ollf equalled by the lofty attaininents and the pre-eminently nnii 'able tio:titir4.uf her Royal mind{ and that the people or this happy country, the loyal of our revered and terst!l'3..- tile King, reg:tr4 ,the.iraees and .virtues wtißli 'adorn tlitt Royal Bride aft prviake . ot future blesiings to 416 United Ritigdoto. ° We earnqtli hope, Madam, that all felicity may attend an onion a %uctkexaltell pitiniise, and that the 1114strinivi ►uay he croWned with every hles.sing which city► ensure it. His Majesty's faithful Citieens,of.London hava much Lotaii. „kistitin in partaking thuge i tteral joy upon so distinguished at; oCcitooll ; 11tid to assure yott,.Madam, that they will be eqr forward to camest; their firm add loyal' attachment to es•el branch . of your august family. Signed, by order of the Court, lIENRY WOMYFITt)IIFE. to Which .Address her MAJEzrY was pleitsed to tetorn the following Ans Wei I receive your congratulation% with iteart•ftit satisfaction, antl . atto highly ;ratified by those centiments of &try to the Itittg. and Of at tacbmentr tbn.ltoyai Family, whit 1 you bat* exprosed upon tht prearnt occasion. They were all very gr4eio4loy receivedi.and halt the honour of kiisirig her Al AJ I.:STV lit nd• ADDPS,S To HER ROYAL HicaTNESi THE PRIN.. CESS CIMILLO'n'E To her Royal I-ligliriess ific Prineest ellAiip)TTE Ahoy*". 4 of SAxE.CoiwiA. MADAM-13'v , , MA Ma.lesty's and lord subjeds,lthe Lord .Sltiyor, Alder/net!, and Cu(mons of the city of Lo'Ann, in'Comn , on osst.m!,led i reque4t permission tu art. our warmest congratulatimig• upon the rivent mut 41'1114w cimis marriage of your Royal Hi3tu exs with hit Saferie High utqs the Prim..? of Coburg. • Thisl-ery imps tta.ot ontrulieftiv - flit Amiable awl arronle pliilrei Prince, of a P:lroily "for ho aitach.: ntellt-to the protestant caust, we reAard as an hddit:onal proof of the anxious care of ynnr Ifoyal Fat Ler for the ;;rte.. "rest aml tveli'are. Of his Mulvsty's eutojects, told of his pater nal affection for your 11.4 ) .yal High nc.!9. The splendid dignity of your Royal Wirth, as, Presumptive Heiress of the British, Sceptre, creates. peculiar sentitnents'of affection and reverence in the hearts of all h 11 , 111 Jetty's sub.= jects, accompanied by the, frill assurance anti proud ocultau Lion that the great aclairenteets and endearing•iptaiitiet Arifi graces of youV Repl tuinil are so happily calculated to adortk the ttst - ilted stati s t:in of yoUr Royal Highness; and their pros pects are brightened by the afreetionate reg,rd to the ifite+ rests of theseinvpirealnis, your•Boyal Hidiriess, the pride and hope'ot Utitansu, has tnanifested by this illustriotie • - • The Citizens of London are nnaiotts to expr.•st the affec, tionnte Aolicittule ;116. fed that thL joyful even 'inay he ne eouipanie‘i by the, peculiar favour` uftleaYen, isn't that the tia'nseerulent eirtites which inhabit }Our Hord bosons may. deseetvlto Brice a line of who may be the p r ? 1e of their Royal Parents, anti a lastimt glory to the Country. •, Niaucd, by order of Court, WOODTHORPV. TO which compliments of collgr4tulatiutt her Roytil 11i hoess vas. pleased to return. the fol• . . • . y Lord Mayor and Gentlemen, I receive your congratotatiorts with The ntmost vat isfact;on.' anti i dr44re ' , Mt to be: iti.iured that It wilt he my con tent wish altdocudeatemir to preserve the esteem of the City of Lutz. &Liu: . , After which they had tht honour of kil4ingth I aud of her... Royal Highness: ADDRESS TO THE PRINCE Or SAXE-COMM. To his Serene tlighaess Ltorotti CiVoisott FtttocrttcK., Dalai" or Saxe, M , irgrave of Meissen, Laudgcure of Thuringuxti Prilict of Cobeir4 of Saaltielif,./ke. The Lord Mayor, Aldermen, and Commops of tilt: city of London, in Common Council assetulded, have great joy in paying their compliments of congratulation to your Serena , Highness on your safe arrival in this Linklooi) and un plat' auspkious nuptials - with the virtuons and aitriable eloiriotte Anil:nut:4 presumptive litiCs43 to tier rhi'Oite Ur titeAc realms. The it gstity rfvnnr princely 11“tise, your high , efillitar* fame, the sttliti ettislowetsAtts•of rots sirsit, the grate-fill t00t. % lities of youtr heart, delliallri tplir Vent, estiym, omit a fr u nt the mop/ ehr t ri t ic. pe.vsrp r dt that iii) May, formed will be prnducttreof ad the Istsppitse,t that eats attend the married ctate. With the MHO: kw; Minces, To. I..ir itHatike of our i%lf, yririr. Serene ttti littPc, ha, ..11 titvracts mid tirtmest which afford a re (.01iii,•iit thy tti:lgliteci of ; Kopf niiiid r tit:til to tier , tatioii, cirtr eltutileil by thv elt;oging fetnitito t:tesc ht:r tIisPIUT tiomvstic Mny your Sefvor Ilighnof4 M a ori; lire to parthke of ibo touy yoor royal bride crowns-04r Wiop o i wit it a ptincor, -4 your I etpective graCei.uti,l rttint. ocoH l z, yott With glory to Ott by order of Court, 1-IENIIY WOODTHORPE., 4 • ip winch compliments of coitgrioi)Lition Serene 1-Ugly - less was pleased to resit-{t tlic answer My Lord Mayor anti Geritletuort, I r‘tero yno toy v,,,r;,ic,t thunto tor yam- congi:Autvion., anti fur tilt' 5,41114,ei1til so f - ,tvotirobte 404 WI sl:4l,tii)tiq to Stir. Sidi with which they arc „~'~,:. 4 -;,21;•;:10,,-, ~,$