The Sun. — London, England, 1816-01-12 00:00:00

,~t?~ 1~ /f-, , •• • t. '•5•1 '• . • : • _ t V • t , "Nt • • 4 1 , tow f 4 ',..;?, 4 70 4 . `..V • A"..„:1,4)'' Vt't ~: :~ ....,......,.,• , t, (‘:-.) . ce . it.. 4 ' ; •:;, 1 : - Illi.- :," t' rr f• ' ' , t 'Pik : • - --......... f )r; 41i riA),:i.Lir .i ~~l~+ c , ; ; D - !‘v wrtm mat, „•1 ir, iliS PRE:SI N - 1' 10:ENING , Jan. 12, 18 i 6, . then filaiesties Seevatits will revive the Comedy of • -.- , A NEW. WAY TO 'PAY , OLD 'DEBTS, •_.- Lbed Loeell, Me.ll,illiind; Sit Giles - Orer-reach, Mr Aeatt; Wellborn, Mr, Marley; Allworth,,Mr.S.Psoleyi Jos. tee Greedy, Mr. OxlnTrv; Nfarrall, .lr. \lunar-it ; Furnace,. 044 ' . PentrY : Lady AllwrAtli, Mrs. Glover; Margareti , M.rs. Bern; Froth, Miss Tidswell. To which will be added (iGth time) an entirely S'ew Comic . Pantomime, called iiARLFAUIN AND FANCY; , -Olt, THE POET'S , EAST - - • SHILLING, Principal Rhetorical and Vocal. Characters :=liistrlsged 'poet, Mr. Harley; Whim, Mr. Nlinton ; Ghost of a Shilling, 141;•.Coolte;. Fancy, by , a 'Young Lady. Pantomime Characters :—Harleplin, \lr. Barges; Lover, Ate. Eht,wiwthi Ptinlatnon, May; Clown, Signor Paolo • Co lumbine, Miss Tree.; ‘Vaterloo Orphan, with a Military Hornpipe, Miss tiledltill. . . . Boxes,. is.; •Secottd Price, 3s. tkl,--Pit, 3s. 01.; Second prier, 2E—Lower Gallery, 25.; Second Price, ts.—Upper Gallery, Is,: Second Mee,' tl. - . • Tlio New Pantomime will, he actell every Evening. TO-Morrow,The 1.4tt..1 Body.—On Monday, a Play in.which . Xt. Keats will perform.—Oti Tuesday, The . Ms-reliant of. *ores;' of, Beggars' tinfli.—Ort Wednesday; a fist-nitrite' Cd. teleilY.o4 Tidlt*dayi . 'lie Merchant of Bruges; or, Beggars' . Jdustt„ ~ • TI FATI: E R (..; OYAL, OVENT-GARIJE N. THIS I'IIESENI' EVENING, Jan. 12, 1816, lie performed the Oramatit Romance of CYNICTN. Merlin (t Magician), Mr. Egerton;. Cymnit, Mr. Ditruset; Donis,. Me.. Liston ; Linen, Mi.'Taylor ; Urganda (the En chantress), Miss ..Hughes; Sylvia, 'Miss Stephens; F. 51110., Mrs. Gibbs; Oitpline,.M . n4s Carew ; Dorcas, Mrs, Liston.. Atter ,whivit, the new Melo Draina of THE MAGPIE, OR THE MAUL • irNeald, Mi,r. ; Egerton ; Everard, Mr. Llarrypore ; Henry, Mr. Abbott; Belljallllll, Mr. Farley; Justice of the Village, Mr. Blanclitrd; martin, Mr'. Liston; Mrs. Gerald, Mrs. Da. veuport ; Annette, Miss S. Buuth. 'Zoaw•hieb will-be added jtor.the 16th time) new . Grand Pon tombnc,-etilkd rIARLEQUIN AND FORTUNIO ; OR, SIIING-MOO AND T UN-"roN Prince Cauloulf ' (a (taught 'AMA!, afterwatils Harlequin), Title. Bologna, ilia.; Tungluck (Euipecor of China, after ,ards rflatitaloost), Mr. NormAn't l'ildnellikow (a very gifted Ltter, Drinker, &a. afterward, Clown), Mr. Grimaldi; Chit:mom (a "little-fulsted Chinese linnireso, with a big body, after Wards a:lawny-Chip), Mater J. Grimaldi; Tinto-Too (the Chinese. 'of War and Thunder ) , Master Chapman ; iltariu (eliiiagett-to Tortoni°, afterwards Coldrunnie), Mrs. 1111,ker,; (Princes, of China), Miss liradwell s) , llukNltro (the Pracefol hairy), Miss Wor,rai.rn. , • , Plapes for the tsvxcs to be taken of Mr..l.lrauikots. at-Ota lltintriOttlee, llart-street; fron)To . n till Foos. Doan:, 75.; S.:cond Price Ss. 3d,•-IPit 3s. 44.1, ; Second'Price" 25.; Sreonil Prica, I s.—Upper. Gallery I;.; Secoult Price tid. • Owes will be opened at Hal t:past 'Fire,. and t . 4!.e . Play Satin Fl a, alf-fiasr,Six, ,lics O'Neill will perform To-morrow, filouiraill I .on Men, jay, unit no Wednesday, Jam: Shore. the New Pantomime of Harlequin and Tortt,tnio will 'be inqieated reery'Evehitt. 'o-otos-row, 'l'be r p n lliontlay, Romeo a tvl litt.—On Tuesday will be revived (not porfartised t:rwst SO ears), in 'nice Actg i Shakipeare's Pixy - of The Atidsiminier ight's 'Dream ; with entirely new SceneFF, • Ninehbier . y, Dre,,scs, mud Decurat se, LI i.-Ou 11 'adoesday,'Jai,4e.shore.: • tlEr.e ttm, .NiEETING rat PLANTERS. MEALLIANTS• nqd Other , interetavd 1.11 the BILITIXI-1 INDI,11;41,0NIIii, -will be field at CU' I 1 'ad LONDON I'AVE10: l in Bishop , :. re-street. on the 19th Institut. t4n tiPECLAL'AEFAIIth.•---The Clair will be tolico precisely 4 One &Gloat. flat jats. ti;l6. WILLIAM HOLDEN, Secretary. SUPERIOR ADVICE. - 1/70-ViN i i rotessionni Alen, eminent for skill and .experience, offer their advice, and exert their itinit les, f.-s 1 the cure of a few' reigning 'Diseases, t h e rise so petior to that prejtsilice which IS so justly excited against the advertisements of own, ignorant of the first prineiplk and unedneatedin the practice of physic.. Messrs. CUltitlE and Co, regtflat . Surgeons, sanetioned by , every privilege to ow- Vest, a:4110v uniform atteetise'w ht iclf their modc;pf 'treat *cut fur Irene' eal Complaints lins benn 'attsiiioett, aemit blue with the, same.assiduity to direct thef . stittlh4 tai the , titre of every situ:lei of that baneful poi !son, as well is the re. 'atnwal. of thaw 4bitressing debilities and deficiencies which prevesit or einbittrt the utatrinfutral state. In the catalogue; of human infirmities thereas - e none more afflicting that, those' which are the Strfavoithi4le'conseietences of an iodulgence in a certain destructive habit. The unhappy sufferer broods over his uiiiifortnaits, ashamed to seek relief, until lie is re duced to soch a stateasf assisery.as to render life-uppees.sive.. Such persons it will he a consoling reflection to knosr that tiroy may lion by a new and »infallible remedy, be restored to thOr •fqrsuer constitutional: strehgth and rigeur. %Weak, relaxed, and dehiliteted habits, proceeding either film en excess.of cersjitgal .and illicit pleasure, or from a long resi dence lu. hot clitentes, hard drinking, the injudicious out' of 'esteem,- fire. are speedily restored to health mid strength:'''' . •It twist he a bell-erident proposition, that where _the atv. ‘ . %rigid,: of intellectual capacity is . directed to the treatment and ours of a few peculiar contpleints, there must 12e the greater certainty of success; and as a prolif of this imsition their method of cure is .so particularly expetlitiihis, as Atilt as safe and so evidently superior to the continuo pritaii.li!`; that in.some slight cases' of 'itifeetlon 4 perfect restoration 'it coMplottlii in the short •periml of three daysoind in tinier of the utmost inveteracy, where other practitioners have a pr•per perseverance in their plan of 'treatment en sires to the .initient a safe, well-grounded, and' lasting re-establisli anent, By ao early. application, the patient wilt escape the 'danger and cxpencc of a tedious nttentiance upon the less ex yestemieft practitioner. In thy Most tilistinate and coMpli •ealed eases of venereal infection, such as obsiriii.tion, iii the urethra, 'pointy ; munescencoi, bard tititiours, callous ulcers, 'eritptioos, semmal gleets, as also STRICTURE 4, whether recent or of tong duration, and which have battled the skill Of ether practit inners, are, by. their present Impros'ed - ',lnn of treatment, effectually and permanently cured, with uut.the .patient suffering-the, encrummiug pain and alartning inntiorrttnge which freipieutly fellows the appliptl.m elm ;lunar eaussle. In the coarse of 20 years extensive tirattlfce lit thistmeiropolis, numerons cases of striettires have been - and ere under their cars, the total er,:dicatiori of which is effreti: by a sate, certain, 111 ,1 eapeditiOus thdituil practice , superior to any other yet adopted.• wealoirss, relaxd- Aims, and debility.procceding from this comphtint, is spemi ily removed, and the patient restated to sound amt rigoions health. lint where the debility has for yens exist..A, a Iwo. Perper4etVrailcv their restorative remedies, after the strieture tur been ;destroyed, is indispensably rdtibi, , ,ite to realer the aTunihering sparks of life, and to 4onstit utign._ _ Several Noblemen 11641 Gentlenien . of the first respectator lityinne been under the tare of Messrs. Conic and Co. for the rentoval..uf coniploiats of tlw Urethrit, StrictureA, &c.; and holing received it radical and permanent (Awe, reque4t titta referetUtfit may he note. to tsien, 4 l44 satishetory etidenees of su pei•,curtt;^uf Mfikrii. Currie 'arsd Ow of Itrittlititliii MuityUf theseT4entiratteri have liad Strictures from 10 to ioyears, and had !Ken tinder th`e care Of I , ki4eip Heavisitlon .antl tithe* Surgeons of equal cihitiruce, wttunticmpted .the cure by the application of fl4c lunar tiatpt lc, wit bout success. McgitA. f';uvrieitud Cu. may be consulfa by either Sex; With the groatist -dclicaeyi - tebrcq, and honour, at their !Mince ! N. 167, Liattooigartlen. ir. the Counicy arc requested to state the portico of tfteir cast!, age, Hlla habit 411 liring, &t. Ate. avitriittgir'rcruittattee medieittes, when the Sault tie,gfieeivue volt to ;toy filet fit the latigdt c 444',,,T.V., btisl4l.c tiecrt-rf so. t., their ittrlettliip t g t d IC 114314414 of letters uut . y . ht;'adaed tothi , Neieutit for Nit 41:101:. 9136 Juitit,, 1.8014-101, liuttonvirdeit• I . FRIDAY, JA - INTYARY .12, 1816. 01113..N P 4M.11%, ..nee• 2 7. 1/115. PRINCIPAL - 'OFFICERS of His Md . lESTX'S ORDAWAE:do hereby he Notices - that Peoposali will he to:oiVed at their Office Poll-Mall, on or Ware Monday, the 15th January, next livan such Per.vons as May he willing to undertake ihe Supply of (:;.AST IRON ARTICLES and WORKMANSITIP for CHlNEitYd'or Service ??1' the Royal Powder Alanailae larks at Faversham- and 'Waltham .-it&ey, fen* a period of Three Years; determinable after Me expiration of the first rear, upon Native of Three Months, - at the option of either Party. " 'Patterns and 21fodels'of the "Miele: may be viewed, upon application to the respective Officers of the Ordnance at tbat Stations : and Farther Particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Contract, ;nay be known at the Secre tary's (//Ice in Pall-lfall Aforesaid, any day belecceat T he Hours of Ten and Four o'Clock, 'where the Proposals must, be delivered scaled up, and endorsed Propocala fur Iron, Articles, &c. ;" but no Proposal can be admitted arts; tAr said 1 5th Jr/notary next, at Twelee o'Clot4 at Norm of the same, day, neither will any Tender.be noticed, unless the Party nta.king it, *run/Igen: in his behalf, shall attend. By Order of the Board, B. 11. CREII - , Serraara. • - • BA : (OPENED to ENCOI4I..V;F, FEMALE and DOMiLSTIC - INDUSTitY4' Qllol' COIM:ITERS in an ininteitSe Range Preuilies alytiiily situated, to hr PfIRSONS of ItESPECT.,USILITY,, by , t he Day, amt by the Foot Measure,' 'accenting to their actual ,)t'ants. ; The exPence Taxes, Heating, Lighting, and Watching, being borne by the Land lord the Tenant wilt be exempted, therefrom, and char g ed accOrding 'to Space and Ti me , w ith d a ily R en t alone ;' which may be for one Day, or one Font, or to any greater extent at the rate of Three-pinee per Foot;--by which Accommotla- Con • the Industrious, though with slender means, May hope to thrives reduced Tradr.tauen may recover and retain their Connexions; Beginners may form Friends, Connexions,,and Habit 4, before they encounter more extensive 'speculations and Artists, Artisans. and whole Families,. employed at home, although infirm or in the country, may, securely vend their Labour to advantage, by Proxy. * By immense Nqmbers selling under -the same Roof, an attractive display may he abts,inud , equally and highly ben,- ncial to all Parties concerned; and equally important to all, are the advantages that may result from the Exertions of each,' to obtain tot themselves the Patronage and Favour of ibeir particular Ft lends. Np. 6, Soho-square. ' - • - phis r. I kt) T ill de . the iiaa eil the Court ( t r Fronce, to the EM PE it okt ff. ALI. Tll Ru'diuts, up'on (ha aqua! State of Friotee. In drawing a comp:lllicit' bet Week the stitte . aF inhid prevailitig. in France ettheffibid of the landing of the. Usurper, and tl n which prevails sit preSent, it Is, slay ! impossiblet. not to fear that the second restot•atin n will not yet 'prove tile end of the revolutions in this country. • • When Napoleon landed, the,prifirtc - ftinet knit ries who had been deprived of their Olaces•by the. re.. : turn of the Bourbons; the military-, irritated at the reduction of their pay,. and at the dispensa tiOU of honours and rewards hrtiVour of indivi duals whom they consiitered es their enemies ; the . men who had been eo n in (he Revolu tion, and whom the public journals.,ltd oa tOd for so long a time to public ve ngeance,; the purchasers of . nationtil property; whom the lotirnalists and priests thri:titened with depriia, tido ; pea:wilts, who dre`aded the re.. viv.ti of u tyilies anti the feudal systein,—greetua him, , hot withsteuding the remembrance of life former tyranny, not by attachment for his Pef son, lant,,,through eversion for the Government f the 'Bourbons, against which they hiiiboui•ett invincible- prepossessions. • T The emigrants, the nobles, and the-priests,tvim bail lost their domains-and their privileges tit con sequeoce of the Revolution,. and who 'e x p tc t e ,l that under the reign of the . Bourbons tbey ultimately regain them ; titr,illy, that class itp• dividtotis .who are iittli&reot to every 'sytt . eitt of Government-, mid who wished, but for reinte, he held, on the contrary the return of Napoleon _wirh horror but the nototioto pusillanimity of Ilt‘ firlt, att,d'alie apathy or egotism of the others, all attempts that could be made to ; t:Qt.ilsc him. lie arrived alMoSt tilmtacle, ; ,and found nearly the whole populatiOtt , disposed to recei%e him, much less, it must he i . e . . peated, ()trough . Afloction for hith than 140601 listreo fne,,the Govc:univnt which dissolved itself. Those, Whu e x clusively depended upow the fatuity of the nonrbuns, defended them as 4151101,.. by taking . Such was the state of the public mind *4o* Napoleon landed tit Cannes, bind, pursued his 10.. 'nuptial march to I'dris, attemle'd by the wislivi and iamost unanim ou s; aeelamatiou, of the poptt. tatiuu of the provinces ti rottgli which tie haul. tá pass. _ _ _ It womb} seem that the state of thingi it'd of the public mind, is not more auspicious at this moment, and that the universal ingisietudei anit fears, which the administrati•in of the'liontbotia had excited. before their departure, -have. resiyea since their return, and that they,even ex lit a much greater dcgrec. The violent manner in which their re.efitablish.• anent has been effected, the disasters whidli have: :A-mewled it, the calamities of all kinds which the inbithittintri t of one. half of France have experictie.: ed inconsegnenee attic invasion of foreign armies, are fail-from having conciliated to these Princes the love. of the k.'!rench people ; and the state to which Prance has been reiltmed by the: treat) of peace, the military occupation of her territory, the loss of her•colonies, the ruin of „bey commercial establishments and manufactures, and in'eonse tience of all :his, the annihilation of her tracle . und her industry, have not further .etintributted - ter te, 'gain the hearts of the people to their cause., The vets 01 their administration since their re-. • establishment, do not appear better calculated to reunite in one. common botOthe various elements or,the . skial qtlit by rerolutions; and the TotiseipitliitlyAitiord :hut little. hope of • their Clo. verionetit .o.4naning consistence and stability. , ittt attent iteand: impartial invest 'lotion of those acts; llettionitrwies that they are wairting in unity nod cotitbitiariOn, Their temporising, spirit chungesi accotiding to circumstances t• *WM:tittles they.tior t ageneral amnesty ; other times, they IMP... since u sion of the liztbeus Corptii; and dna, institution of GourS Primal:4l4s. The spnit of 'va , ciiiution in the Government has been well depicted in a •caricuttire the Kiwi: is wAking, holding miderhis- .artti air utaretia, „apart which is written The !;;barter." At t'As appearance of a alarm, bite Majesty immediately' di , phlys . the - umbrella. • in . faet, the untottninne Charter is diiplayed whenever the vtorati threatens, and is folded up when it en sides. It seem* "woes. intry titune of two things ; either (tiredly to iiey the Cliertyr, or to adopt and 10 . 1)(4 it with Rey iii faith, -The middle 'course is the litus "wed must unsafe to pnrsrit. trite that lintitiettarte, by following the tome eburse a had soei-eed'ed In allaying fActiong, lit reethigiling partittro u t 'subduing them all, and iii giiining ptts ttessitirtnorfablolitte power ; btu, Hitoriapartei (lettliitealde the aseendtincy hit. had itetittitett °vet, the natioti by the services he hatt retidcred tit it etint by his prodigious military repot:Atkin), kniAv llow to pursue with an ability, a perseveratice,And nrlllllCl9 Without caattsple, the Olitet Wilitil bee 1 1 , 4 0 in vPew whil s t the. Bourbons know iltit.bleM employ in their acts either the force, the a linty, or t Itt entitbination td audits the same end. A coup &cella the (prevent i'orter4 %%lath ditto stitute the Frvuell GoVcrituteilt, win intake if/ ettblttliltiiite fhb Prince of o'4 flintily plietasi with tiliisethite A Wat the littter 111E1 Of 1,4 k l 'i ng ti onit Lula 41y0.01/0 iinpti lent tut aril 1110 . 411 V tit 'I ALL' PRIZES PAID IN MON E Y. 'IRE -present SThTE LOTTERY, formed by the Union of the approved Pert, of all former Schemes, with the addition of Two new Prizes of 25,000 GUINEAS iu GOLD, is consdently recommended to public attention, by the old. established Firm of HAZARD, OURNE, and Co. the Cuts. tractors acid Projectors. SCIIENIE.—NO 'um) PRIZE ! ~. 2 of 21,000 duiticasin6,lltl....s2,soo i • - ' (.20,000 46,000 2 5 . 1,010 5,000 6 ' 10 15' ' . 10..) 1,600 , 30 1,1100 1,000 10 .16,000 6,67!. Prizes, ALL IN MONEY: • L. 200,040 , NUT TWO BLANKS TO A PRIZE! tr ALL the 20, 1 00 'rickets in One Same ! And not divided into Two separate Lotteries, as of late Years. Drawing ST. VALENTINE's DAY, lath FEBRUARY. TICKETS and SHAM:Stu e srllinibyN ZAttD,BURNE, and Co., (Stuck-Brokeri) the Contractors, smith War of the Royal - Exchange, London I. ,where, in the late and fiirni"r Lotteries, Prizes huve been sold exaceding• in Auiunia TWO MILLIONS STERLING. SOCIF.II7 , FOR, THE THSCHAILOE AM) .RELIEF OF PERSONS IMPRISONED FOR •SMALL DEUTS. . . Craven-street, 5ti . 44.1, January ~ 131t1.• ' .1 - IENEFACTIONS SINCIt; TilE LAST RE . Poit'r, vit. r ... 4 . .. d. The Right-Iton. Lord Sonisrville, annually ' - ito-- 0 i; The Right .llon. Lord Willoughby do .13 rule, per Means. Huares, ann. - - Barotiass Fcilitzoch, anti: - It. Lee, Kai. .. . .. - 0. Gonciansit,'Eut. anli. .. - • V. F.'(Letser-oosj - - - Oen. Cruitenden, Egg:Calcutta, nun. - Thomas lieut., Esq. - - - Geo. Caldwell, Esq. Celubridge, ann. - him L... Squires, ann. - - - Gilbert :glathison, lisg. ann. - - Thomas Lieu. Iltainstou,.Esq. per Huares - A. H. 1.. - - - John :..gulanonds,,Esg. per Iliddulph and Co. sun. F. and W. C. N. per ditto - Sir C. Edaionston, per IMO, Cliaa les Done, Esq. pet ditto Recuivvil fur a aook Fauna iitthe Letter-box - Contribution per C; I). Letter-box 10 0 3 3 • 3 0 2 2 5 0 • 5 1 1 1 1 1 6 1 . 0 1 1 1. 2 6 0 2 2 1 1 1 11 L. 7-1 6 Discharged', and relieved from varinns Prisons, 121 Inbtors, for the Sum 'of - s , L.3os 14 Considered the Cases of 31 Petitioners; ; Referred for further Inquiry • Petitions, mid Rejected 5, . • , Benefactions are received by John Camden Ncild, Esq. the Treasurer, Clieynt-watik,'„Chelsea; aLo by Messrs. Herries, Farquhar, mot Co. St. Jatnew's-strect ; lloares, Fleet-street ; Chatteris, Whitmore, 111311 Co. Lombard-Street; Bitidu!ph, Cocks, and 'Ridge, Charing-Cross; Dorrieu and Co. Finch lime, Comb . 'll ; llawitiereleys, Veres .aud Co. No. 77, Loinbard-street ; arid by the SecrQtary, No. 7, Cra reu-street, Strand, where thi Itooks 'may be seen by those who are inclined , to support this Charity, and where the ile eiety tuck on the first 1% ednestiny is every Month. NOTICE TO MARINERS. LIGHT-HOUSE int the ISLAND of mAy b e i t) g.n o w assumed as one of the Northern Light Houses, nod the Commissioners of tin: Northern Light Houses Miring directed a NEW 'LIGHT.tiousE . , olo(' :improved principles, to he ERECT.ItiD.on that ISLANO, 'Satire is here by given, that: is (MAMA'. 41 OW appearo c v the LIGHTS of. NIA!' and IiSCIIKEVIII will take place on the night of the lit of rebrOury, 14t1;,. 'ISLAND OF MAY 1.141 T-HOUSE. 'The Island of May is situate on:the eastern matt of Seot land, at the entrance of the Frith of Forth, in north latitude bti,dcg. 12 ntiu. turd WestAtillgitUde g dcg.ja win. The 'pre• sent light, being.“ COO Fire v expussof to the vicissitudes of the weather, hi an open Otte or eltntfer s . will be discontinu ed: on the first day of. Fehriutry, 181 ti, aid on that night, a light frimt Oil, withltedeetors, known to Mariners as a sta. tionarr Lieht, will hivithihited, nod .enothing to he lighted every night, from the going away, of day-light in the evening, till the return .of day-light in the morning., The Light Houk; newly erected upon the Island of May Is contiguous - to the.ol& Light House Tower, and similar to it in point of hcight:,and the light heiii,g ilefended from wentbei7, iu a.glazed light room ! , will have an a nnifor steady appearieee, resemblinga OW of the first magnitude, and be seen from - all 'pOints'Of - the Compass, at the . distauce o6.thotlt stltch 'castles, andall intermediate distances ileum - ding to the state of the atmosphere. . INCHNEITf LIGHT-IPXJAE, The Light ttion 'lnch!with, which.lslaad lies within 16 Ftifl4 of North, t#t north latitude dig. 2 min. and west 1011. gitUilc 3 deg. fi mill, being at present 11:4144lion:Ary Light from Oil, with Reflectors, t to be altered on the night ut the first day of Februar y , 1811 i, and Converted into that description of light Ititowit tobiriners as a Revolving. Light,without Co , Wor t which, fro n t and Altar that period, will be well from all voting of the Compass, exhibitii,g a bright light, once in' every tuitiute, aird gradnally becoming less luininutts, till, to a distant observer, it totally disiiiTears: In this maither, eacb periodic revolution of the lletieetur Frame will alter.; liately show a bright li4hr, and a light becoming fainter and now t ohse:ire until it is totally celipsed. ti 1 .14 it Itorwion upon tfIC light ut litchi - teal), the present ehar4eter and tie.cr‘ ph ion of the alter lights upon the near the uOli.pket...,,i hilly Of Furth, it pieserve4l: ant the -postihility Inch4eith light fur any of the other • liglais.Of the Vrith of Forth wit he effectually prevented. BV, (Order I 1 the .COnwiiisiutiert of Northern Light-. , Ellisys, . Ci (SUNS INCit LIU, Sc b; ilAiiiibingli, Dec, 22, ISIS.. This Lay was ptibUlheil. In Rl2lno. price 8, att._ has, the.tirdoad Edition of, osu sttiti Ell I ;or Skelche% of ' "Youth. • rig Antltur of Ni4walViewi ; or the Telt , eope fnr Children, rtitttor Lutigniatt, linrst,"Rees, Orme, and Brown, l'a tetrameter-row ; and J., Harris, tit. Paul's thorch-yard. 4 . Thrgetieral style of this work is easy and iniatfeeted; the characters are well discriminated and e.untrasted; the ' terry of a Faded Beauty,' impreit.ive ; and the whale PulAi cation is moral and attractivs."—Motitly Iter. Nor. 1812. . . ad above may he had, by the same Author, DUTY, 4 Novel. .Interspered with Poetry, and preceded by & Character of the Authot. By Mrs. Opie. .111'3 vols. linto. price t2s. bds. This Day was published, In evn. price 12s. lionrd•, the Fourth Edition of DSyClig or, 'Thr L.•crod of Lure : and otter-POEMS. By the hits Mrs. HENRY Ti cat E. • Ivjth ;in Portrttit of tlw Author. Friar& for Lottgto,to, Horst. - (`raw, and nrown. 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