The Sun. — London, England, 1816-08-03 00:00:00

,~ . Fr 4* tip/4 ‘‘A #•• • ••,•:, • • 44,4' • .• • • , t iV .4 4 4! a t: • :Ta 1•••••4, ar% • # /9,z 4 4 i!." i - - t -- - . . , • A 44 ~..., ,i z .., ~,~.: r , tut \‘‘, m irunimmt 74C; SATURDAY, AUGUST 3, 1810. FP RICE snirnwrEren: OPPICE OF OR7yN.INCE, :Il l7, 181 G. , THE PRINCIPAL• OFFICERS ..o f His AM , JES?"Y'S ORD.V.-INO* . :th:lherehy Notice, ,:that they SEL PUBLIC iIUCTION, at .th'e 70,17:11,-6i1 Alonifaydhe 12thef .:€luha:st next, and follow, r.day, at 4' term o' (Rock precisely on those days, SUNDRY LOTS' of OLDand . UNSERT'IrEiI ALE STORES, con. ofllaniii,"?.;olhtrs, B;(1 - 1;‘It'ers, itope Traces, and tea , •rions other Articles of iiddlery and Harness; Clothing; and sundry Articles of 11, ding ; Powder Mols, Tents, Tent Poles'and Pieces ; Drums, cud Trumpets ; Mnsquet . and Pistol Stocks and'Fliil6 - ; Cast and Wrought Iron ; Round aipd Douhle.headed Slintl. Cast Iron Trucks, and Wrought Iron Carriage Work; - Bushel Iron, Steel,' Copper, Pewter, and mixed Metal ; of Sort's, Spades, Shovels; Bellows, Lanthotni, Standing Vices, ‘tilieelharrows, P.,mptY Casks, Old Packing. Cases, ACcoutrernents, sundry old building Ma -1 terials ; Tarpattlms, and painted Corers; Portable Forges, , Hands Crews, and Anvils; Match' and Junk ; tog - ether with 4 s variety of other Artielcs, the wkole:of which•nuty •be 'viewed ;4 0 /1 aprlication at the principal Storekeeper's Office ie the Tower; and at the Royal /test-nal until the boy of Sate; at which Places printed Lilts of the Lots will be dc. • tivertti to those Persons who may appk/ for the Irbute. Order of !limed, R. CREW, Secretary. - - • • , . _ .W AN I E,D r to RENT. for iintne4iate nse, It .. ' -. RAKI , :IIOEISE With sTotte and BItK.A.I), ROW!, t;ititate. within a Mile of Westminster Bridge. Premises bae. :fig cwo.ten-birsbel Ovens would he preferred.---:Apply by Jetted. (post,paiii), stating Terws,&c. directed to Y. Z. No.2u, Oxford-sttect, .. ... _ . • This D:iy tvas pnblishe.d. In 3 vols. I2ino. a New llitlon, , ,,priee 11. 4s. bOot4t t of 'TUE ANTIQUARY, ; _allovel. Author -•of is Waverlcy and Guy ttlannerin." , -•- ,Printed fur Longman, Hurst, Kers, ,Orine, and : Brown, Paternoster-row; and :1,-..Conttoble and Co. Edinhurgh. whoa) may he had, • - • "Waverlcy; or, 'his Sixty Yrass %wee . , ;A vols. price 11. Is. Guy Alanncring; or, The At.trologer, 4. vols. 11. pretended to a voice, equivalent as to such elec tions to be male with the most worthy knights and esquires dwelling within the same consul', s, whereby manslaughter, riots, batteries, and tiki. sinus, among the gentlemen and other people of the same county, shall A very likely rise and be, unless convenient and due remedy be provided in this behalf." Yt then enacts, ." that no persists. „ shall vote at any county eleetion,who.was-nOt seised of a freehold of forty shilliugx , and resided in such county but this not rentovingthet evil, it became necessary two itears after' to provide,, by .another law,. that the, freehold should be, in the same county. I shaft pow en deavour to shew the actual value of 403, at that: period, that is, what comfort's and- necessaries of life , could be procured for .11ishop.'Lutimer, in a sermon preached before Edward .VI,. states, that his father haying . no land of his own rented a farm at 3/. a=yeaer that he tilled' a sutliciencir thereof to„ maintain six men :Aliat he kept 39 oxen and 100 sheep ; that he was.enabled ou it to give Itini a good educatiow, nod u portion of 51, to.etfels tif 4 hts . 'siSterS,. awl to provide a matt Had horse ttiatlend the King in Isis wars: that he! .was as hospitable dud charitable as any of Jilt; neighbours. Ai he' said, that he remembered to -have buckled on Isis father's MlllOlll. at Blackheath, •tiwperind be,alluded Its lutist hove been about tiro Year 1460, the,lAtter end of,,Valward the Foorth's SUPERIOR: . GINGER - I4Ehit AND EFI.ERVESCENT SHERBET, INSTANTLY PRODUCED BY RICHARD'S PORTABLE' EXTRACT. • NCO URAG ED by the,fattening reception which his POWDERS lately brought forwarcEfor pre paring the above delightful beverages have experienced, the Proprivtoo has been indoced,to offer these n e w pr e p a r n tio n ,.- in consequence of its king in firm the finer part. o f the Ginger and other ingredients only are obtained ; l and the Proprietur is convinced that 4. trial. only is neopssary to prove its being superior to that contained in bottles, still re taining the advantage of portability So. pt eb approved of in his Powders. • Prepared by .lohn Richards, chemist, 193, Strand, opposite. Sr..Clernt.nt's. ; ;;lturch, the O riginal Pro prietor and inventor: The. Extratt in bottles ,of .3*. t41,, r Gs, ad.', and 125.; the Powder's in packets of as., Ss. Cd.,.and 14s:both are warranted-to keep in all Sold Retail nt . Bacon's, 15U, Oxforil-sti:vel, oppOsiteliond-strect T•Ates, Royal Exchange z where are confirmed to be .old his 101;bly approved Powder for donble SODA, WATER GER.:awl iVtIITE SPRUCE 1314'ER, lks• rib:o those for EF 1' ERN' ESC-TNT SII ER BET. .• , . , • , . DR. REES'S - NEW C . YCLCHEDI,A, _Vol. XXXIII. Part ll* This Day was pohlished, : , In 4to. price 11. or on Royal Paper, price 11. 16s. boards, Volume s:i, Part-2, 7 0f• ~ UNI‘rER . • , THE NEW CN'CLQI- I (EDIA ; or, sAt, DICTION . AIti Of :firrs, SCIENCES, and LI TERATURE. , • . IV .I.IIItAILIM * REES, P.D. P.A.S. F.1..5, &c..• Eilitni of the last . Edition of ,Mr. Chanibers'a Dictionary; , witti,the Assistartee of erninent professional Gentlemen. Printed fur Lollgll/tirl anti Cu.; and the other Proprietors. . Of whom may he had, all the former Parts. - • This Day was :In Notos:, (the S..ceutiti Edition) price 4s. hoards, OrLtEOGRAPI - nt r for YOU 4(l4teti to the ‘L.A diffetent CLASSES of 1,1!..11t.N1.:1t5: i By tho ,IfIVN 11A,It7 . LEY. This Workis cuititrttcted upon . cotirely new; and cPnipri•es a great mass of information, compressed into a tiarr.w conipasi, and stated in a way. eminently calculated, to rivet it in the tuemyry of the learner: Oliserrationcare occ,sitinally added, for the nse, of inori roiritoced pupils ; an !onions tot examinotion . are phiccii.at, the foot of each . Printed for Lortini3o, 11.40 t, Roes' Ortne and Drown, , Paternoster-row, . 7;,,t INIPgItIAT., TWINE CLOTH; . . By his Niajoty's Royal Leiters Patent. _4 3 Merchan'ts, and the Public, ' are respectfully informed, by 01.4 Patentee,. the above Cloth is-sold genuine and duty stamped at the EAST INDIA 'WAREHOUSES., No. 10, Clicapiitle; and at'no Wit r !louse whatevet in Town or ctoutitry, in entire Cases ofbp nut tin pieces 'each for Exportation, and by the singte-piete„in 4.4 for Shittioz and 6-4 for gbeeting, from Yd to .5-2.• yards each, at 2s. bd. 3s. Ss. 6d. 41. 4s. Ud. aditt 54.4it1, per yard. As. Shirting, it stinitta unrivallyd, not only ter its ecotwuiy, but -for- its admirable and natui'al conduciveness to, health ; and ,as !Meeting, it is equally desirable for its beauty and plea.. tautness of wear, and being neatly. halt I lie . price orotiser tine Slieetipgs. Its advantages hare tong beet, soijoyrit by nu merous Families of the'first distinction. Orders executed-Ls if the patties were present. Tie F.tioilius and Individuaks wiling or going Abroad, and Gentlettien the ArMy anti Navy, it is of peculiar utility," it iierei r ittiltibitig.the damp .atmosphere, by which the danger uSlyz dattip•Liiiini is entirely. avoided. , . • . IN THE NEW AND MOST ADVANTAGEOUS LOTTERY EVER KNOWN, 150 CAPITAL PRIZES, SECURED by ACT of PARLIAMENT on t h e , Roads, Ferries, and 'rolls of the Noble Bridge at SUN -1./ERLAND the Grind Arch of which being 236 fret wide, am] too feet high, admits the largest Vessels to pass witb bails set. • , JOHNSON'S • Edited by the Reverend Mr. VAIL!. D.ty handsoitiel.s. , printed . price • One• Guinea, Part 4 `I .4 of - ViNGLISII LAN . -ht. 6LIA:JE-; which the Words.ore deduced. train their gligitialc and illttstrated •i in t different Signi fieat ions byt 10,4best‘Writers: to which are prefixed, a iiistory of the I.atiguais ' e ,an 4 n'English Grans:oar. • • • fly .4ANIUF.I.: JOtINSON,-LLD.' . With numerous Corrections, and with the: Addition of many • ;sir, Thousand Wordi.' • . • the Ker. TIENDY M:A.F.s.k. • •• Chaplain Oftlinary to bin 'Nfileity, and Keepiir of stlie Archbishop of Canterbu r j';s Recorik. Printed for Longm an atid the - other Proprietors. will• Lie published it) No.re.riber.' . _ . . which was 51 years atter the qualification, -of- an elector . liad been' Made clf/S. Ile 'also ob served, that at the time he preached his sermon . , ‘vhich was about ll 7o . years after, a person uluk occupied the S l :um:Jam paid 16!.. a-year rem, , ifttl , thut he was notable ro do any thing for•hia Prince,,for hinkelf, or foe his children, or to give a cup of drink to the.poor. ;:—Lativer's. sermons, folio 32, ed. 1435. . 11:: • We may:fairly infer, that such comforts as the Bishop boasted his fat hei:to enjuyeA „Jou r uot be proeured•for less shaft AWL ye IT-Ait I,ce t/mt., In the reign of Queen Anne, Dpet,tr hOO4I, Bishop of kviotc,au iurruiyi,►s,,n ' oi lt Chronieon Prt:tqQ.:uin, fur the, Vurposo 16,e , vit4.iat 01', the preciou! meu:dN', ;Hitt the price, it t s tteqliastiatty ant icics is( att ' vet)! early r pc!:io4. t') th,i,t , 111 amt from his statiiii k uiti :.hift:vrcd.',...'.thrtt riec'riatirs* of life • Attillett 494. ; would, pirrchme lu. the.. yea r e,0103 nut bt. prficared tor IcAs than iQO/, at preient. priCe -of (01:4' was , A courier (mit from 2s',l**il 4s. brit the price ()front could nut be a eert.dinitiatutw, as, from the . Lou: state of agriculture, it •vas in— ' finitely draiier thiin any ashen irticlo of lire; mos't kit the I...i..!..;idattire Meath to lime cuiffined. the eiecti,;e* fiamhise to getalenien intletrendent•fortune, and of such cnitivw ea•untler standing, that they 'could. form a; just opinion of the qualiliCatioh of a cauditLite. Sir Win., ilack srone• jtistly obseives, that the true reason of requiring may qualification with regard TO pro ,perty,in voters, iss to exclude such persoos as are ire BO Meal* a situation'as to have no will of their I,lVik find would erter'ilore be tempted to dispose ut theta under smile undue influence or other. This give powerful, itn artful, or It we by man i e larger share in elections than is ennsisteut with liberty." SCI - lEME. , . •.... 7 .. ~_ 1.... Prize 0f....... 1.,•15`,000 ••4 .4. •' ' - .... f.,..11,000 • , ---1 ..- ........ . ..... .. a,coo ~,... 2, 0 00 ,:,.. 1 .... : . •, ... ..... , ..... . eon) 6 " ' 0 .4100 • '4,000 , . . ,O. s .. , . ....... l,000 . . '• b....... ...... • .• • ,500' .8;000 • 05 ........ .. . 100 ....... •100 a 12,000. C)000 'rickets. Valna L . I 1 ) 900 =• . W Itieli will be paid in flehentures of 1001. each (*iiiiilar to , ' Exchequer Billi or India Bonds), hearing an Intsle,st of s per ~ Vei)t. per Annulu ; ain't the first Hail year's Dividend of 7501. ,Wl4hecotne due, and he paid the fortunate Purcflfaserg in MO- N trY, direttly after the Dray.iwg, which o ill ha, 51st t)GtoberA.- ,• 4 , tht TrUartS appropriated by Act's 4, Grn:lii i • am '''''' , sir NI. W. Ridley, Hart. M,l'. . • • Cuthbert gllison, Esq• M.P. , Though the lowest Prize in this valttuhkel,ottert:is 1091.• ~.. 'rickets are at present only 71. 14s. ' . I f!' ir ... • • .'. L. 19 11 I 1iig1ith...•.....','.4/.44• 1 0 s • '"" t er ' 0 0ti 1 Sixteenth .... 011 i 0 • At the Licenced Oflices,-and Actnts as usual—J. styli:- whim:a, Coat ractor, 87, Cur uhili ; 11, llolborwt Stl) flaY °Thar,kglll 141, Oxford-sti Get. - ......_ This Day ., was publi'shed, in 4rn. price 12:i. beards, A .TO,EATISE pH tlie NATURE, o. , 1( 1 CaJitanfs GOUT; coloprehentjiliga- General I'ltiny of is Morhiol State of the DigeitiO of Reiituen; with some o . 4sei . rations un ithetiotatisit: • - • OBSERVATIONS • ' ' • fly ett-AitLks seT3DANIORE NI r Member of the Royal College of Physicians of: the Afedica and Clijrargteal Soviet,' of Loudon, ..Printed for the 'Author, 'fold sold 1y Loviumi, fiSix 4 ts 403, 'Ohne, mid Pater misier-torV: • • - 01 NVIIOIII Ilia V 1)0 '1 4114 1; luttlY Published., ... t,Aniqes'is of the vvatrr' of ToChri 1"e Felts, •Ateniint of its. Proptrties, by Charles Scoilamoie, 111.1.). %t•hich are annexed, Observations on the P.triirertics of the tVaier in Domestic Ilse, hfiliuttias 'flioiusgit,..M. tke. ONT THE - PRE,:rf sTATE• AN FI D LI E N r c r i . T s T E S . of THE .3tlofteu Occurs in . is itt'the hu tlmt t ioie, • the greatest of ftll rr • irywrlts.s' ST()MAC I-1 re Medicine of inestimable value for the relit:land permit , Aleut elite of Nervous lrritsttintr , Heartburn. rail's in the : , ;tAnnaeli aril B *eels, and Palpitation of the Hyatt, ari;iiing . fruit 131'11 . p:est ;toil 11.1to!ciicy. '' l llo.Pfoprietor bai no hesitation in•hringintr, forwarAl xhts Assetic e as on of the trust eirecto4l Itcruedles ever oftereti to flip public. He first found its .ntility in his QlNA,Fanlify, and At • into- sor •niany years reiteiatcd proof, of itA Itee9.• .ftlt It corieets ACidity, 'oitliont arty rf the tuipluaiant effects winch oftea %fund the lise'of M.;gitesia t awl ;Oils trine to the St omac h, and calms that icritability and Juirry of Mimi, Mita litany labour' tinder in a toostdistressing de ;44l' Tills Jotter • sensation t hot:sands will r. feel I . ogrtr- tristterr. the, Proprietor in vain endeavours to • Sold, wholel L ale and retail,. at 'di. bd. the Bottle , by J. ' Tow ers, Warner-str e et; Clerlienwell, and, by hie appoint !aent by Mr. .1. S. Cannon, V. Southampton-street,: Cain., lvertvell ; Mr. %N. Ite'ytiolds, 137, OXford-street; Mr. Petar-,, 431, Hi K b Holliortt ; Mr. S., Knight,„.l ii, Norton Fnl 7 . gar'Air. J o h nston, j un. 09, Cornbill ; Mr. Cull., 29. Fleet "re'*l ; Mr. Burnett; 13, Itirliattiont-strcet and r it:- lit.c.table Venders in town anti country. , • . • • were iq-ba5104.. UItSOLtY ItEAIA ItKS.,,t) ColliktiLtiNCE nr . ollEsrry considered as 1, .01SZI.SZ With :a ticai-Examit , ation of Airfeni Mihkroogiuions, relative tq its Causes and Care. Tliii t . ,:n.k.• to , the ,most 'ease, that laiye .ouurreil, in this Countiy. By WILLIANI W. 1311), let~ ern. .T.onttan : Pvirited fur .1. Call9w,.Modicartkiiiliselloc, Crown-court, Princes-strect; iajlb, 1 . . 'Where may be lied,;by,thksaine - 4uttmr, J. Observations on the hest Mode of 1-cliceing Steictotes its the theatre, with ',Remarks op' the' ficquent:lnetticacy aml dl Effects. of Caustic Applications. Second :Edition, enlarged, Svo. price . . 11$0, in gnartoi illustrated by twcnty-one EtclOngi, the Author, price 18,i, boards, Casilb of Diawasrd. Madder and Testicles.. • • :coNtusiveioNs PROFESSION A L MAN, 'who through. 'an .171.,. extensive practice. in the above I).isease, has been to fort twat(' a- to discover'a. MEDICINE that is an 1NT.11,1,1- It LE CURE for CONSI7MITIONtIi ; which - .Medicine he has clued many when rivets over by eitiiticot Physicians, and whew in the last stage, of it Consumption, attended with cough, spitting of blood, anti 04klentittous swellings the feel, &e. Though the 'troth of this assertion may. Jit! fluteq- . ed; the Advertise r is happy, to say, that be ba s it in his power to refer to those he has cured, and when given over some of the Jiro .prufessional, Men ; he therefore now pub licl oilers it to these who arelabottring under this aftli4tiug Diiense, Letters (post-paidY addressed 'for A. B. 2,. Cumberland, street, New-road, Wry-lc-belie, Lustdot4 will have imme diate attelititiii ; and where attetidanee is given every day (tittpdays.excepted), from Vetito twelve in the forenoon. WARRAN'S, ORIGINAL JAPAN LIQUI D BLAcioN(4 prOdUCCS a brilliant Black,. equal t " the 'Japan Vartiihli, preserves the Et:tither soft, `lnd !nevem,* its esigling - ,, doe. not soil the linen , is•per feet)). free,troin any unpleasant! sinnll, and will retail' its vir tivl4n any climate; • . S old,.*lalesale, by ROBliftT WARREN, 7.1, `t. Martin's. I.onclon ; and r e t a il by Caltlivell, Dublin ; '"ttrfard 'fbointion, Belfast ; 0s - q `, ) ", , e) GLisiw; Lyon, Inv e rn ess; Coahwurtlty, .plyinotith ; ',.. 4 " 41 (1tki Manchester ; Liverpool ; tt'iit)lac -4',ltt I Evans arid Co. Chester ; Cla r k, Lancaster; tVootl,. ; Al erridew, Coventry; Pierson, Sheffield ; t ;,'""lailv, Guernsey; aud, by his Agents in every Town klrigtbm, in Stone Bottles, ts, Gil. a Pint, tOl. H:.11- 411 4 , ti.hurl au, each: i: AUTIUN.--ObServe none are Genuine! unless , (a° .1 dir • Me. -(1.1r gned on the Label, and 14, fit. Martin's-lane, stamped in iwttle, as the. Superior lithaity - of this Blaelting has lit , I.( isever4l base Imptsitor* to hell Spurious Coutptisitious, l uktler the alitive.Na,tle• DIXON'S ANTIBILio.tI PILLS. lIESE, PILLS long since obtained a just cele- InitY in the private practice of the Proprietor, Mr. Apothteary ; and their grrift sucecsb in unti+.yub stiiiatc. Diimiters, tm nuttterott9 PatletitS, of distinction, particularly the Dol.c of Bedford,. the Dowager Lady Say and the Vitt:mthis Boll.eley, &v. he WWI fieritiaded to oar that to the Politic, tinder the sanction of their N•inies. 'l'liey ore fOund to. he an iocomirteahle R e mm&t o 1 0 - digestion, and reltitring the tone of the Stoto.bulf. They remove imhittial and temporary Sick livitd- Achc,i, mid Ileart-Bni it, whether arisiog from the ak:rintoity or the 1 - i:timid:int bile, intemperate that, or tiriotting to ex - - Ccs , i, and will I , e toind a most raltioble Medicine to he re sorted to tip:m ere)) , tho .4 ll l o , itioll tic:custom:it by 4 diallid4re4 state in . the Stottui,li and Sold at Meiisrs. Butler and Boo's, N 0.4, Chettpside, 1 , 911- don, in foxes at. es. opt, 2'25.; and On : by the , pkinclpal Bonhoel!er and Medicine N'enners in every Town: - . isI4. 7 IIWIONY. I:IE()Pr4E of every cauk p•ky atforntirm to the ; at. shrine of Wedlock i hit,. Where - the Comnitutioti has lit , i, laiiited by disease, or debilitated by a ceitaiii hiffilt, t i'inr4cteitat an early age, a renovation of stability pie% iii.i. t, ~ . ~ . ;' , -I , ritig Out -state is iontspensitolf reqinsite to ret ive the """ 10 - , se ,fig spark of life, and to reanimate' the system. , Eor • if ii,,,b.r s liar,' contributed inori essentially, to destroy .' i AMES ATKINSON, Perfumer, No. 43k Ger lit' ''',‘ ti I..r i ;':.,s thin, those wlilo are tlfc consequences ty raed-etreet, Solio•squifre, Llon,•most respect fullybegs ei,",,, clod pk ., tilirt.. It was thls considerat lint which . in- kart: to itiforist the public , that he ilail discovered a neve Me ' ;Z i t ," 'Ales:ire. CURRIE and Co. Surgeous. of eminence and' thed of . 114 king SOAP, Waizit divests it of 'alkaline defects, teo professional attaintrient*, Meillherx of the" Paiyal COI- . and renders it the most mild, edict :ions, and pleasant:Soap, • jieetif Louden eihEdhthurgh, to rescue to the Publie the, . c err lunmil t...d to pitalic notice. It is prepared in the f0114v ..c/c:isittult. of thirty years experience in the Cure of Vent - iced , Log tin ii,, : • 1 i „"l'lallttse tend those. Debilitiks and. De fi ciencies', which - ATKA N eON's ANIBROStAL .Bt4AVINO CAKE is peen 1'u - it unfree 1u - prevent or imbitter the nviztinoniai state, . liarly well adapted to Cieutiefiren Whose Beards art' strung, or 1.4 lc various gradatkont, fonts eteenS'infectiou to tolifiFultd , ,rebate FaCe , are tender. lt duce I)Ot CatiSf the slightest t a:„!' liti'ir treatment commands rely- often a speedy, mid santrOtig pain, gives a -firtnitess to the Skin, andvelitters the ~,,..”,t radic a l Cure. In dubiotts cases; their long and 'a 01 ' . action of the Razor mueli easier titan the coalman ruethi.id, ~, al l triged experieuc t givee them a promptit title of decision that ', price 9d. is. ts. ed. 'mid es. red, each: • ' . . . 5,1, 1 ,:',,‘" thit Patiret from being inereuriatized out of his ex- i ATK iNSO . S;'s A.MaItOSLA I, efiAVING PASTE, lit neat e,c, ' l'" , " 4eeing his coristitiitiou umhermined, and the vi- Pota'with Covers a a -very ciennomical. and portable" Artiele, 41,1:4rittillciple clestroyed by a lateht, but-insidious disease, ot I the Put answering the pi:toffee of It Sharing-box, price.es. ed. 'sui ts bi, ai td• fatal confidence 'in slialloW Pt etenders. livNatc. i ATKINSON's AMBROSIAL . SOAP for tVaehieg removes ibta s , l't , s Vascular iteentatlon, and Atoily of the Or- ! Freckles, Suithtsrte, Hardoess, Ste, fron t the tiiiin I prevents ~w,o2,,efising from eeeessiee iielitigrnee, insalubrious ,eII- ~ its ch,ipping in the most intense iitinospliere, alid,gives ti, it a e n ,,,___ v :"r_stplitary stnsuniitv, their ri* , tetiet Ki l ts new life and I silky N ,, ttitusQ, anti ,detwate %Vhiteneise, the most- locutions . i,,,. 4 . 1 . g t. 1, to the system, teen in cases elticirartervergifig,onle-. i iffeseinahle,pricels. the Sqltare. , - • . '', . • * sht,3, ernstrictures and o t ilei derangements of the Urethra, I . ATKINSON's • CURLIN,Ci'FIXID, - well known to must' of vent, v .. l "° In a Wild tied etiectual. wanner, -slight and. re= ' the Nobility for its su . prlgng propel ties of rt sr..trim: thd o• 4lvo 4 ,teS of Venereal IntertioiCure anted in the short period Tenr .4 bald pieces, and for:preserving-it I. out chaliging co ls-40**,1'14431e 'To the Peeetle Nr:Cit" VIP be etutsolatoey to , lour or falling off, to the latest period of life; also keeps the I eitiii,. l . 44 . ll lee ► ruay be cured of those Debilities. which deka j Halt in euri miring exercise in I..tancing, AValhing, &c._oe-in ' liti,,,,L t°l ', 11nd sap th e foundatiou of commbial felicitr.' ,'T 'censip weather,: price. 3i. EN. a Bottle. Emit •I, t ,'.."' u lAYil, Willi candour, deltracy, .and inviolable. se- i ATKINsON's VEGETAIILE I )yE, the only interception ttam..}„ ' t ' ss ts•Corrie a ral Co. me ihe consulted eeely (lay, at I alike Article hitherto approved forchanging efreyetr Red Hair . 1.1,..7° P4 5'ef 147; t iatton-garden.-- , Lettet s from the' t:ountryi - on_ehe Bead, W 7 hiski4s, ttv, to,‘ a Brown. , o,rlitark, price . 6, , 4 wne Minutely the easei, mode of firing, ti:e. and enclip,il l 4. t ' los: 64. , lastl One Guinea. ~ 4 . et. , „t7lante for Advice and Medicines, will he treeted•witli I. Sold as above, aud by. •most Pvtfatutirs andlleir-dressets .'"" " 4ttctitiots.—Nu.lo7, tidtton- o -Artien. I. ia the Litigants. innovators, creates elsaty4.i v bids . will' tend to th , • , 'Abe eir ttustruction, unl ess t h e y ate.ses!.;nu Any cor-, • „, recteX b u , In y' proper Altera ves, - c - small vestiges . , of the'lendOWstins Which have been suffered to rennin ts''titir+~, doing!) it onee.tOrmed 'the ktrengthlat;,,,lbilYW England, afftirdtingttestion- Atilt! ,Lord Itaaoti observes in kis • • essays, " Surely every medicine' is an innovation, atur ,H ~ he' that will Hot apply' stew remcdies - Dus t , eXpett new, evils; for time is the greatest inito r timer; and if time, of course, alter things to the:, worse, and wisdom and counsel .shall . (Mt alter them to the better, what shall be the . entl'?." These observations apply strongly to the state and effects of the elective franchise, in which the gradual 4iminution in the value .of ;be .nominal precious. metals, and the consequent:increase - in the price of' alt theetticles' of life, haii.e made an. alarming* alteration, by infusing into _ .. our ; stitution a degree of popular influence, which . . the lagistittire iotentled to remit. At an early period of our history, the county' • Court, :in wlsich .the Sheriff presided, was a buttlif great (lig4lity andyextensitie jurisdiction ; and on the first institution of representatives for counties,_ trtioe: had votes ill their- election • but such its owed.'snit.and Sot vice to the county C'ou'rt,;` who ,wereexflissively persons at 1 4 ncli cansidern.: lion, as to hold their property immediately of the. - crown ; for such as held, of mesne Lords,. by sub ' infendation, owed snit and service to . their Lords . court. A greaf .altei•ation of the - eo - tiStit.otion'in this point was made by a 'shameful indolence :in the country Gentlemen, who, not wishing to at tend the county Court in'perSon, ohtttioetr the privilege of appearing there by prs..ts.y. - Simon - de Xontfort, an ambitions traitor, who in a rebellion made. Henry 111, and ,all his family prisoners, rets tiered such privileges general and permanent, .to conciliate the tegards'Of thegentry, by' exempting them front the limiters of attendance; and the lower class, by conferrink a privilege. s on them, which had beets e xclusively enjoyed by their su periors. Henry IV. who I;htainett the crown by the minder ( . 4.ll4:hard 11. thinking these inferior fteehnlders„ proper instruments to support his usurpation, endeavoured to uttacit.thein to'him, by establishing their .right.- - of voting ; and, for that purpose, he halal an Act of Parliament passed, in the 7tis year of hfs reigo, r equtcing knights of the shire to be eleezed its the first County Court . held utter-the receipt of the writs, by all persemt lirehent. In consequence of tlik innovation great riots and disorders ensued at elections, as persons, ptissessed of' the 'Smallest tenure 'claimed trright tat voting. These evils became so ttlarsuis;g i„ alto reign 01 that the Legislature iothe,Kear )4211 found it necessary to apply a retnetry to'. thetri, by enacting a law, the Bth of Henry ;- and its preamble - sufficiently evinces'ho,s's necessary it. was : , I.Vbereas. the election of knights of the shire have now of late beets made by , very gre.it, ontrageons,.and excessive numbers of, people, d welling , -within the same county, of which the most part was of people uf ti - mail stab tatice and at no value, %lies - cot wanly of them It appears from what I have stated, that its .',process of time the elective frath.hise has fallen in 7 to.the hands of tr class of the , people whom the Legislature intended to exclude trout', it :on • ale, 'count of their incompeteuce to,exereise•it, The, . uninformed 'Molt Rude, tnay 'he practised lift ftir the: • most violeut-or depraVerfpurposesl brit keliat ap peal catt,bq made to their reason,? Can the sant who .holds t h e :plough, or the black‘imitli. Wll4 stand's' at an anvil, decide het We'en'the eatmerits - of two' caiukidates,: or judge id their votes in.former-Varliaments, or the'Rinciples by , which their conduct iv likely to be guided in !wore ? But let a candidate prestint.hitniteltiv-ho.prnmises to abolish all rent taxes,: to rence.the price. Of gin, Co lay an entbatgo on corn s and to let !bow, plunder farmer'S gratiarics, such arguments they., .nritleritandi' and 'auelt a candidate will be borne,triumphant on the shoulders of the people s. while his opposer !it'd! be 1 roddeo under their feet, r -It is universalry adi kuown, triat dectioneeringr is tilt . tit &hale -the moiAls of the iOdustrinut part of:the commouity., by promoting perjory,.. ebricty and .tuasi • at : the people I in a Stme may be compare'd to the He-blood of `the human body,. which, it pure, will. produce health's td Vigour ;*- but if impure, it wilt kindle lc-. -vets, or produce i dchillty and I,inguor. Thi k is trate(' by the state of sonic towns in Englaud, which by trade Ad' manufactures have rapidly ~ ri'se'n tb great •opnienee; beeattie they did not e A tijor the honourable privilege of returning Members tcJ Parliament nay, they deprecate that honour:, because it Would be destructive to their indostev, from the causes which I Invve'stated, The Fiend nation- It ve lettruetl wisdom by experience #; tor clie?yetetl that all the evils ‘vlliett I have tießcribeti were pi'otitn;ett by iillowing_ the giility intiltitutle the enjoyment of the elective . trittuthit,t.-., therlinve limited it to - pert ons whaluty taXOl l ttA titsV)-Aunt Of, 300 frattes„ which nte . 121..,,1ti5. English fier annum. Ileuce may inter; Itimt the !host stecitritee eitletilat ion, tlkit it voter in Frattets-unkn,h4tve..at Least An - intome: Est avyc4iF.,lttier scrioti toitits bitrit!g of ail rie for so low six . It'itiiikes I:XpettSiVe, [hitt C.lll- (110;iteS - WhO'll)lirlittiiii H ciiiiicht for II comity :iv& otten plunged, nktile = elc < et.t di , tretis, `,""t: familics iiayty becit !:y it. for f r letivr 1 ilia!t tttit the Citt tit with the titsalitiekition'l:o 14 00.. Hre iotiaitrly iti.j - tis. - ttrt.vciety tss livi4miu M