The Sun. — London, England, 1816-01-24 00:00:00

FRE'Nefl PA'rE►thi. • PAIIIV, SAN. 20.—A Deputatiot of the Chant i)er of Deputies, consisting of the President and 25 Aletnbers, yesterday morning waited on the King, to present to him the Address on the 21st .1 an nary. In.eonserptence of a wish expressed by a great number of Deputies, there will be every morning, at half past 11 &clock, 'a mass in the Chapel of the Palace Dottrbon. . • . , Its the various examinations which the English Officers, arrested on account of the escape of La• valeue, have undergone, it appears certain that they .have not yet implieatedasiogLi Frenchman. A Comtnission, composed of French and fo . reign .ftinetionariei, is , iibout to bti 'attached to eaelCarnty corps Of the Allied troops. Their busi ness will be to inspect the supplies, to preve n t. ahnses, and to do_instice in the case of all re clamatiOns that may lie made. • , The Prefect of Calvados lots dismissed. sixty llayors and ftdjunets against whom serious coin plaints had .heen' ma de from tall porta., • • • ThP, IfientOrfut drniiristralif of the Cote sl'Or c i ontains the folloeVing order, issued by - Count'. Maxime de Cholseuil, Prefect COnsiderist that,there still 'exist In various comintmeWirtil called those of liberty., plant ed in . t heatarket-pliiees hint before the churches ; that these trees' rethind its of .4 fatal period When, inninnerable Murders,. nod especially that of Lonis XVI. Were commit the uatue of no illusmoy liberty ; that it is proper to.efface the Still existing tutees of crimes for ever detestable, which' most only live in the memory of Frenchmen to excite their profound • grief. and lead them to bless the tlenteney of our august ..Slonstreh, I therefore order, thus, nn 'tlk' 21st of January, after divine service, the trees called those of liberty, shall be publicly rooted up, and the Wood given to the indigent for fuel." A great number of the inhabitants of Versailles having obaereed a formula of alnurotion of regicide in 4oine of the Joormds, the happy idea 6f whi c h• originated with the town of Montricllier, have thought it their duty to imitate the example, 'and live opened registers, at which they 'invite their f e llow citizens to sign the formula. . llis Majesty's brig Le Diligent has arrived at lirest ,from Martiniqne, after Inidii*fturschald at Furiol. At the periud . of her trenaiirifrei theliliove Islandi..which have swerved Irian 'tliej'K,iitg's Go vernment. was iii time most flourishing State, and chiefly owing to the exertions of its Governor, Count the Vauoittaan,. who, time comniercial'inte. rbtS will he pleased to bear, has no usher objects shin the honour and advantage of his King and COnntry.. Peorre.s . ratO . 'SoalizTY Op LosznoN.t-The itodt riot, thej)roceediags of this Society will at hints have (him.. some good, Their researehe:rhave furnished . to , *every namerous class'of Frenehtnen; an opportunity, of expressing Sentinfents upon ‘yltieh even f most,perfidious, malignity eannOt thro;ea doobt, ,Frinn . all quarters, the heads a nd members of Consistories hasten to prove, by the most authentic protests, atni . the most formal de elaratious, that the proeeedings the London Society were . (minded 911 nOtWlig teal, and that 11)1 ; excess of zeal could alone have inspired that liocioty i with the,,suspicions and fears which -have produced its,researelms. .liere again, . follows 'an eNtvaet, frOm . 4 . l e t ter written, by N. 'Martineau de 4.4,1 ConststOrial President of refortued tb‘ttelt!of ,C/airae, tts the:Minister Of:the Interior, iucloOtg . a letter which the Ltitufon Society sent tva all t he Consistories of France " Full of entlre, conedente in his Majesty. Louis XVIII.) roy .well+beloved ling, I expect pcacc and tranquillity upon earth from him alone. Th e finest promises of protection and suocOur from a foreign Government could' wake too imprev l ion on toy hero t. Cud, the Country, the Charter, aml ,my Kron e --each are my sacred rallying signs, and I would rather die than abandon than. Thesy„ Sir, *i' scptimenti Which I inc:ltantly fortify by my cliacuttraes and my example, in the spirit and Vie hearts wy !loci:, Ivll9-e they have; been tong ci)grmtl; and I shire fear or. .cotitrwliction, that, Itii King has not rtf.xrs, ,Clo:o4.4.bubjectOlkati that Protiatupt cut . (TAirttc." Wikthink it our duty to unnex to this uew tes. tiTMOlly the ftlilOW:illg eXtr4(it Of au ,Achirei t , sc nt to. the King by. the .President s, Pastors, and Wiern‘ . ., burs of _ the Reformed Churches of the Depart- amist" Artlgicho A ti Sir:, your trrithful suldrets profvoing the reformed re• . 14'am ht the Departruentor the itedectie, convey,to the f.ot f the 'flown- the tespertful homage of their gratitude Fwd orvction. They form no corps en, the State ;, they hitve the . gitlity thought of fotriring it; it •a: parry; united together lip the sit►}plc tie of clmunun worship, they" , are still more so to all yoor by their bcifitinieritstoutords your august pur. oOtt', the precious 'title . of ,Frettelitnett outlives for' their loappinpos aUzl glory. It is in !Jolt:capacity, Sire . , that they lo piny .Niajc3i.y tinb?undeil tittelfity, • v,v9plaint tote to you, no rtflanuttion t. T r v soit t they repose ottirely on your justicv and gpoaness. t Ohuze whip!' tbe/ athr lotLk ar . it is rue, aryl tilvir hoguago can only !lc that of umtiteriktilpt gra titude n od devoted/cm 411 trial„ %%110a the tgrchßi 451,6natiaism repeeratei h Your nio,ll4ye b,gelk4ran7 fortunate, tlietricts, they bare midistethed:ali liberty gunrerneed ity thou Ify;tlvit t:lierter;ttie iointhrtu I fruit of hiiirlfeluild,o itttiligtince, end Eteird plc; , lgto of your gooln4H. No ono tun• nttestipted to rotraio the dictates of their canstiew, or to interrupt tbent publicly addressing . ta Heaven in their religions blio, the mostiervent prayers for your prtlerration intl 1111 i17; . 1<;51. s • t )I4 have nearly at the 11:IOC tints cuntirntcti atUldit RS fur prer,that internal tranquillity whlab can alone ser ye as the Lois of public pr,ripsi.ty. That tutelary rryposc4l iti your moue lizyofirAiinitleys, will stifle oil hatreds, pay. all flfirini, re.estohlish eyyry, .whetu toriti f tence and se+ onfr siph ip the Aoine Nitocioffif gratixode and loge untie: (10ff:relies* of opjttion exii , , , ,gferated:by.party spirit, „Site' place the o:tme of Lonis twcen those of bitch Xl . L.,4o4zponly !Ir. The hitter,, trbo was yo r ancestor and our model. has constantly been to the Piotesfnutf of France the object of a kind of woroltip. We lore, Sire, to find ; anti if ottr neestort had the gioCy to contribute power6lly to place Isito on a throne become your inheritance ) We shall prove, by our yon. duct towards your .acred person, Abet the Protestants of the present day have the same love, the tame fidelity to the au gust Family of the Bourbons, which the Protestants had two centuries ago." This day being the 20#1f of ILinuary, there Yrill be precisely at ten o'clock, in the Jewibh church in Rue St. Avoye, a funeral service in comma°. ration of the death of Fouls XVI. . They write front London to Brussels, that one of the domestics of nuonapatte has been sent hack to Europe, Admiral Cockburn suspecting that ►meter the livery of a servant, was concealed a 'person of high rank. . A report having, been circulated yesterday in Paris respecting a. new arrangement of the bat teries on tlicheights of Mnntmartre, we ►were de sirons of informing ourselves upon the subject, and having made inquiry we can affirm that they are in the same state as they have been fur some time. Letters from Nismes state, that the nurnber of persons confined in the prisons of that city is di minished every,day, in consequence of the mea sures of the judicial and administrative authority. The Court . of Assize has discharged several. k has condemn e d to three months imprisonment, audio a fine 0,50 (rapes, a man named Bernard Fontaine, convicted of having uttered seditious cries, • Ihe ,Rossian Seijeant Gricalr, who slew an inhabitant Of, the department of the. Meuse, has been .condenined to run the gauntlet, ant! to be ;degraded, Ile would have been sentenced to lint the offence % was without preineditation, and after provocatiois. General Woronzow,, iu ao bouncing this act of justice u the Mayor of Corn-. mery,Atanstuitted two littodred francs foi• the wi dow, adding, that he would acquaint, the limperoe Alexander with her demand pro larger iwlemoily.. The work entitled " Confessions of Napoleon," was seized yesterday. RPNIE, DEC, 31.---A Decree of his published on St. Thomas's day, imports that pro ceedings may be immediately had towards the beatification of , the venerable Ivtlyaut of Got!, Alphonse Mot is de Lignon, fonder of . Old 'Cow,- gregation of the lietkenier and hilltop - of St. Agatha-des-Goths, In consequence o f the great lan of snow, ,the 'fiber civet:flowed its hanks, but oil the !text daY subsided. , NIADLIID, JANUARY 6.-..-The ticwlt Minister of Finatice,'lhavra; has which, 'among ,otlitts, contain the following pitS•inges " The King, our Ma s t er , he his toln'eatlie. The painful circumst a nc es w hi c h aila wreil t:)Compro iniSc.his rights, to threaten the safefy of the state, the lionijorof thenation,:and tile tratitptiirtly the peOple, begin to give place to days of happi• ness mill hope." ''!'hat fatal tear to which Pro., .viclence has caused to 4uCce,eit an order of thOgs confininable to justiee, 'almost 'ruined •sigiicid- . tune, industry, and cotnnieree. But the King t~ ill now ..clevote . 44 11, 'hi s ekes' to the welfare lit* , the, kople. .1 1 te watch Over the maiiitenitneti Of internal,and extertial,peace, protect the national oUtiotir, cause the Spanish name to be respeeteil, and ti?c ; intblic econoiny.on iat nitclianeil,hie 'The taxes Skill be repartitioneil with instiee: .eituity ; only tbose'absolutely accessary exacted," . Bte tittg§ns rAttris. , BUPSSELS, JAN. 19. The ..16i3rnal of Chapelle contains the following article from Ita titibiin, dated the Eith :—Yesterday ncws'arrived from Munich, that Princst Eugene has. been de clared Duke of Bavaria and Generalissiino of the liavat an army. • • NAet.e.s, Jser. 3.---Economical ; views; hare, made his Majesty resolve to proscribe onifortnc and to signify the Conk Aresys., Maklity . always wears blue coat. Mendicant Orders, : have presented a petition liditsty,. in or. . der to obtain the restitution of some, of their,edi- . fices.,vhich were sold under the late Gov ernment . The King has referred. this petition to . the Minis ter of.• the interior _with this note—' The Kjttg is not, able to huy the property ‘yhielt is claimed, : and it would :be unjost, to take it back without . paying for it.! The court of ; Rome has sent flandini to compliment .his Majesty,, and to concert with him the means of, clearing: the roads from the banditti who infest them.. 'Jite Constitutional Copunittee, ,met. yesterday, to : present its respects to his Majesty, . All that is . in circulation anion the public on this,enbject excites great hopes. It appears that his Majesty ' will not do less for one of the most enlightened Nations in Europe,' than the Sovereigns of the 14,0vtli for they,ttesv ftphjects. The cons( but ional party is very' . nuMerous, and the Kink' tr eats i t with great favour. • WAn.sxw, 'JAY. 1...--The GOVertiMellt is em pltled in argailizing.the Authorities of the enon4, try,. according•to the• units of the new,Conotito tion. The, kingdom of Poland will be divided into eight Palatinates ; the Polish' Secretary of State, Sobolettski., will go with the p ersons o f hi s LW, rCIIP to Si. Peterthurgli. :5 - r*r.%ParreatinUatett, 'Dgc. 2§.--The. ceremony oldie marriage of the Prince Royal: of the Ne therlands to the , Grand Dtichess Anna Paidowna is near at hand, but the day is not yet fixed.— This Princess joins, the charms of. beauty mid youth, all the graces of body and mind She pos sesses :a pleasing amenity Of ruannen which softens , the<nra of the ,throne without 'dimi nishing:its lustre, svhich will one ady-..make ber the happiness. of all who approach her : Mean time, the Court is entertained Ify• a succession of magnifieent fetes, which. offen'eottnbiite the most exquisite taste of Europe With th 6 , or time Cintrts , ot Asia. ' • Ilayssgcs; :JAN. 19r...The,1111 ion .4. Vries", land and tlme.country of LAngen. to ifairove r , is highly advantageous. to that kingdotu: .1r excites the jealousy of the citizens of Hauthurgli,.bo see the trade of the port of Emhden, and the na vigation of the EMS increase at their exttchle." ItovAL . MonttAr evenin'sr i eigiti . ir`elOck, J . . M. W. To ft nr.h, - L'Sq. 'delivered bialiiird Lecture ontin the Principles of 'Perspective, at tl.e,Royal.Acirdenry. The rrofessor commeoced Iris discourse by iut pressiug on the student's mind the necessity of cultiettiug the rules of geometry, and applying theta to the science or< painting. It was certainly practicable to- give a sort of representation of na fere by the mere 'scale of the eye, but geometrical acquirement W ri t e ssential not only to the facility of translating nature's AVoiks,. but to the attain , . Melt of perfection in that pursuit. Sir Joshua Reynolds ..has observed, that a certain degree of mechanical practice was necessary before theory eluitt be properly effected ; because the previous practice would sbew the individual the didicolties to which an ignorance of fixed rules would ex pOse hint, end also give him a' stronger it,:petasto advance and mature his professional studies. The Professor next elucidated the principles of vision, and thematic in which it acts upon, and receives the figure or colour of bodies. Light apprOacbes the eye in straight lilies, unit each figure or object forms to the sight a cone, or vi sual rays. Ile then laid down, with geometrical precision, tl.a principle's connected with the use of parallel and straight lines, as they were used by Albert Diner, in the delineation of tru e per.. spective. nisi.) developed the rules of projec tion and elevation, together with the method of ascertaining, by projecting rays, the height-.and dimensions of Mt - object, as practised and taught : by Mr. Brooke Taylor. The Professor next adverted _to the mathemati cal kturtyledge svhich wits necessary fur thepro per application of vanislring and. pa allot lint's, and referred to the works of Euclid, A. Darer, Kirby, and Nlor:ou, for,the fullest itifOrtuation on these points. • Rectilinear perspective was the iheory cat intaizinary planes, but this, as as. curvilinear perspective, had been often rejected as: superfieial and unnecessary attainments. Al phonse du Presnoy, in his di tof Painting, treat-, sal those acquirements with indifference, but his - accomplished annotator, - Sir Joshua Reynolds, 'corrected his error, by nflirmino the necessity o f their cultivation iu the Sehmil of Art. Long be . lore Albert Durcr's Problem's, coitio - stictioos ap pear to have been understood. Indeed, one of 'the 'twist regretted. lost works of antitiniwy- was an essay on this very subject. The Professor then pointed, out, in illnstrution of souse of his p6'ti eiples, that all circles were 'Omit; of rays to the eye, and that three ci rc l es o f diff erent angles •of vision prodUceil Ire Asa 'entered into a scientific explanation of .sinne irrthe prominent rides in optics, according to-the discoveries made by Sir Isaac Newton, Stoitii , anii rergnsoir. one of the works ot. the lust author it would be seen, that it was not the real sun in the heavens, which we daily cimtemplatedi but 'an illusion ere - wed by its refracting angles. The Professor concluded his diseottrse•by plying several q his preceding principles to archi tecturnl uses,.and shewittg the ,advantage derived therefrom in the forumtioo of colonittl and 'illus. ter*, according. to their proper pertipective. No perspective could •he correbt unless the eye was properly fixed upon the object, nor should the de 'lineation of this take place on a near point, or Ilse distortion, instead of beauty, worthd be the come - quence. Architectural works were open to inspee .tion ut all angles, and the eye should be capable ot resting on alt their parts With perfect harmony. In the course. of this lecture, Mr. Turner pro, doted a vat iety of drawings, %Odell -Were remark ,able - for their beauty and correctness. AMong these was one of Carlton-horise, which was kt spe cinten of geometrical perspective,. and one of the Admiralty, us an example of parallel -perspective. . . ACCIDENTS;—At eight o'clock on Monday night, an Inquest was held at the sign of the Ship, in.Lombard.- , Creet, Fleet;•strret,: 'before 'l'Hoaias Snet.Tot§t,Esq. Coronerfor the city of ',mllets, on.. the body. of. Striennah.Smith, who was burnt to.deseth by. her clothes .nnforiimately 'catching ...tire.. Verdict, ." AccidentUl ...On _Thursday -lust, Esq. of Monalvy, County Meath, was ridirwhear his own house, his horse. took fright, and an off. with him. Posing a very old man, .• and the , . horse a spirited, animal, he was. wholly . unable to manage bins ;' at length, at turning Off the road, Mr. M'l). was tbrowisr,-.lle,was pitched ispois his, heal, and, me. lancholy to relate, was killed on the spas, 'I Le names of the sinfinttinate;men,who were drowned off. Worthing on 'Sunday morning, are .Mr. Broadbay, an officer belonging to the re venue critter, James Martin, James . Winchester„ and Conzins. IVe have not; beard s'‘lsetiser they have' left families.-+lt iS Borate consolation to , state, that there were linty four men perished, in,. stead of five, as Was .reported. Yesterday Morning as a higler's cart drawn by one horse was proceeding' up Parliament -street,, the animal took fright, find becoming perfectly ins-; manageable, set off at speed ; tfic"wheel of. the cart can't: in contact with the post at the cure nor of Parliainent-sfreet,' nest 1t {citc;~ t ►ii, ashen the vehicle was overturned, nod the unfortunate driver thrown With considerable force on the piire ment t he received very .Serintl, injury by the and was conveyed tia a surgeon's lust he neighbOur hood in a state of - insensibility. About three o'clock yesterday morning, a dread. 14 fire broke out in the stables bellmging to Mr. IVILaoN's c o isheltarf, , Dowgate,.svlsi c i s in a short time communicated to the .adjolniug warehoirses, which were also totally consunted;- together . With' several barges, Waggons, carts, Ste. 'flue horses were with difficnity sired, and,' we are h6ppv-to add, no liveslost. Tire rarish officers of St plated:Ai, yesterday, morning, at each . end of the oareow; part' of Swsin-yaid, oppOsite 'Semierset-pace, a Mats with long pok, on whick Was - hung il ty l o tl i n: l i 67, ! :R dl, 4 nt v ' l lt w e e r , t) o , t. a n : l 1 111.),6),11‘,:ctv's ib.).oajairi‘tle,aniinrili4tragfinee. letters., reht6'ilny tOorning (lie hody-cf. rinew-b6rn (~erni(ri4ly about•li tiny old, (vas' f(rtind by th e routing of a in tonne n•wnste plot 'Or-geoonti anjo.ining Carlisle -place, LAnibetii.. Jr j 3 81$1 1 1)0Seil the ittinnt innst Intvohew( netirtieredr as irrertil mink.; of violence were found upon hp Dread and body. t. INIT./A.IOS ::tl 7 . COURT :1-1. The totiti ple'red,tl iti iitit.ll-i;ty to tire COOrts, Ouik liis se4t, 41 stote !col Inc,- ceedings were not important. COURT OF LiStrzi TENt,It. Yeßterday being the first ttAl; of ifirary !reign. the , Judge , : of this Court, rieerit Mr. Justice DAMPIER, who wits prercittcd by indiTositittli• took their stiffs its usual upon the Bench. Court was occupied, during the whole of sitting, in hearing ;notions of conrbe, none (Pt whieb were worth 111e1VionitIg. count of.' ut)AtAttiN-PhEAs Sir V. Giurts, Chief Justice,: and i4Tr , ittstict DALLAS, took their seats, with the foimality USIA on the firSt by of Term. Mr. PARKE, the successitr of Mr. Jnsticd AMBRE, late . One of the Judges of this Courts did not appear on the Bench.--.-Mr. ,PA It KB, od Monday, was sworn in the Court of C ieneery, a Serjeant et Law, a ceremony required previoui to his assumption of the functions of a 'Niko) .fudge of the Conunon Pleas. He is expected tEI be sworn to-morrow in the Chamber this Court. 'Alter bail had justified, the Court beard several moGons. PO A C 1111 A --- ---..orr- , -:—. On Satnrd a yTa's:t. rill Implest wits held 'before. libilliani Joyner, E4ii, 'Coroner, at Nev Palk Ftortn, Berkeley, on.the bo . ly 01...Willittot logritm, who was killed by some : poadiers, in it wood he'- longing to Colonel BCikeley on the •noirliog of the 19th ia:t. Vfo:6 the evidetiee or ?.I.it E . . t:;olli more. !gole-keeper, . and Thothas CiAk, prtrk keeper, it • appeared that the manors of L,m! Dacie, Miss' Lsrtgl,ty, -and: - Colonel . 'l3erkileyr . having of. late -been Teo , mittat- infe,red by . poaehers,-sthe respective proprietors had cm- , proyed a'l44mher of persons to :p t . ratithulat e the ci tates, iri,ortier tn , preserve the games, `licit always withont:live-tKtps. ()II Ihnrsday Ili:: h t Itt.st, these. persons met to the ntil»her of thirty, ana :10,0,-., witr'cts divided thenselve's into threepartic . .3 ; rite firs:, tousi4ting ( . 4 eleven men, were thoce cln pinyed by Miss- Langley; tire second party, co;k sisting of ten; and the third C9ntainine iliac nrli , . tri•re ' ill the ' fierk ; ke of- Lord • Dheieand Colli;v1 lierkeloy ; •sOilie throe 'utter therbatl •sep:iriLt?.. , l, the attention-of the last ..mentioned bony.tvas :,,t -tracted by the report of two grim, w hen they ha Mediate!) , . nifi'de fOr the . spot Whence the s I, w'l seemed' to proceed.. 'At they apprilar:llol it, .. 1 Mot n . ;p3 fifeil , at then), without tiny Fes iilas no nice, bnt did no injury: but on rowing neirer, • a tint her disch;irge tool; place, xvi..i,:.!, .ilrf . 01111:1}1; ely • killed the tieeel•ed on the itistlor, a pr1:17 , ,:t (%t ' the charge li:ivihe. iiettetrated the he)ts . t. Ynine- , dial eiy aft er trards „ ;a succession of ill! •i s ,;ere firFd, wbieh severely ‘rounded the f01i0.., in.. per sons :,-7-liarge,. and -- I).!vics, Co !he head mot eyi . s ; Ilayinuta m llenthorgli, .10' Kiog, and --- . Berry, in tbe legs ; and !thothrr, tylin.se names we believe, is tiiiioril, in the thiA. '11,,, ;iskibt• of the firin g so on briffiglit np the strzinti pArly, ‘;t* pii - rb,to'li4op murder !night ;;ace b e y!, c0; , ,,,..,; (: , : 1.. and, in a little tinte, :We., I.,oits!.oe y •s 1!;' , .'• . 'ie arrived, when they etni nnenre d ;•I 1,. though Wry got a siViik of the .; sixteen •'r eighteen in namber, they sufEriently Ornr to seCtire any ohe deeeitied inid . ht.eft in.ihe'sert'ice of Co: upwards of five 'years, The .10:v r. - verdict of--11111al titlihe known. front 'flow-strcet, ail iv, ?t: Colonci 1 er,keley', on night, to discovering the ‘i11:1'... 1.s and In inging them to ,111esvotinded men ure 411 (5 0 11SidCfell MU Of ditl)gCr., ' .; 1t0"36 who have lived ranter gav, anti _RP' al)put otering into. conjugal tchecv, . are •,in that:DoetOr COtirea awl "three pnr geons, of long experkenec . in :-trieturcs, Fistulas, ISehititics arising from warm Chi n ices Jiiveiiila ,S4c.' have established a A1e( 14.41 Board'at'Clitirltitte:lions.e,7(.;:e;:t Charlotte-btu:ft, .. opposite, the ;Reverend . R.l.iwland' pap s Cha pel, I. l l , ickfriars'-road ; by. ‘i hoin. tits cured wi.hout salivatinn or confinement. The 'Medical Board claims the ;mention of tlinso have attempted the cure, or who have co- 1 1'mil e " men Ignorant ot FIU impprtant: a branch .of the ineolessiba, whose improper treatment have ruin tlionsands.. , Blotches pn the iicad, face, - sil`i. hodr„sore eyes, thro.ii, Mouth,: and nose,. ve!'";:. rig°, noise i u the ears,. •lll.`l4P(S S &Milt:SS . 61 ' sight, pains in the mistaken for ilielitnaCsn i ; we;tli iitss in the k l4 ' es ; nodes on . th e s!iin .hones,arc k are symptoms ‘vi.kli riipeitr ycars after, Pt"' too often enii,,tter tl,‘! state.—Nlesi r '' CootTri and Co. are daily , by all vaniti -of people, f rom t w,clve till eight; or by letter, it elling a fee (fur tio' others are answered), lit a t , in r, their ease, when ,Medicine anti the .lest advirc , sent to all p arts o f the king-omm'. • They ci ire•lll : afiles uto Wiiiiotit horni ng or cutting; 9114 give advice Brat is on Tuesday, andS o ° . • 11:ly mornin g' , till tkick•e. o'clock,. A side doo,r and private rounlM 'for Gena.e.i Who tatend with lheir ,Patients, . ore presefl anriag Corsl . ll tation. ._ _ _..-, . . MUMS: --7 -- . . . On the . tOth inst. at Ost en d, FlAnders, theiLatly of CiP t ' iit. T. TOnblA ague, of R %Oil. 011 Ski rohlyobe Lody of William Jones,'Esit !Walsh/11 10 f tb a King 'it twach, Of o son. •Oo the ejd just. the Lady of Cuptstin Henry Otum$ 01 " 11 Ili N. of a ihtui;hter. __a_ NI.-kittttlilt. ~,,,, ~, y e s. . ' On Saturday, At St; George`4, flatiort.r•cquarr, W . M . • - a Orle, Esq. to SoOlio, ottly'doughter of the liarutt'Llt C ainr-1 (amts Geuerkl at Nice. . . . . . ) t o 1), Trvterday, at St..latucs's Cburch, Major Thornag • a •, iiraudr,t 'lila! Artille ry , to S aral). e l dest d otut i l t e r , Of 11 . 4, fait Ovne Cott litor, Esq. 4)f alerrlasul ,, row, St. Jalues.t.-....„,„ MED. ; h On the stie imt. Lime Wright', trite of Mr. Giorge V O 4 -- fi Artiit, tirpet.ileuse,itirroicate, Yuri, ilti i's... . '. of On the IFira intrati.t,. in Loiiiion, MN. :11;;;;E fi elde rc T i rci the late •liiines Mnn&fielti, 1.41.01 F. 41 burgh. At Fo i liner*; Green, nn the 4:id heetant, Mart Fann 1:11110 . • relict tit Peter Fount:tin', IL,q. at he advonctil age of 90. . Ln i N Uirdi n :C tt: I :i t n is fi e :4 4l o - s l i i i r sli ti t..4 : 41 t " ) rvi cc, No, 112. Strnoth where A4ls' r t ' • firnts, Orders, Later; (post-pa;clj,&c. must Le addross,,,