The Sun. — London, England, 1816-03-27 00:00:00

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' .r,,s &" • - t---. .., , , ~... 0.1. , - ' .I'T'' ' , ' ' '- - 7 • - '.. ", . - .ll`a s '4'.' " ' . '• - • .. ~, _. iT i ik..y ° ,l \ l\ %.' \\'''‘. 1' . N ' ; . (t!, ... . :, . . , . . . . , ........ ... .: ~ ~, . i , ~,, ~ ~. _______ ~ _ __ i sr,Vts,l)tri63., E D NES DAY, MARCII 117, 1816.- Mn 173411 I- • !;: ;. :44 THRATRE-HOYAL, J./RUBY-LANE. IMO-MORROW EVENING, March 28,1816.. their ,la.lesties' Servants will perform the Play of A NEW WAY TO PAY OLD DEBTS. Lord Lovell, Mr. Holland ; Sir Giles - Over . -reach,. _ Kean; Wellliorn, Mr. Harley; Allwurth, NIr.S - .Periley; tice Greedy,. Mr. Oxiierrv; IJarrali, dr. l'urnope," l'euleyr: Lady AllWarth, Mrs. Glover; Margaret, Irian ; Fvost 14, iNi 7111w:ell. • Tu which will he addell.(l7tli time), a new Farce, called WIJ.VI' NEXT? • • . The principal - Chanreters , hy- Mr-..Dow . titis, Mr. Bartley, dktr. Knight, Mr. ONlierry,' Mrs. Urger, •Aliss hers, Mrs. • • - The - celebrated -Niusieal After piece, called „The Two Nli•sers, will be revived onThursday, April Al h. • -011:44turday, The Luke :of Milan; ,with What Next? MR. WEST'S PICTURES. • : ' • • _ L • (1.1 - IRIST:ItniUCTgD, his 8ECON1) TULIP, of cmusT IIEALING in the TEMPLE,' the' • DESIGN of the CRUCIFIXION of - OUR SAVIOUR,' with several additional PIF.;TURES froth 0.. Scripturninbjects, .are `now EXHIBITING at No. 145, Pall-Mall, : nein' Carlton-. 1-lottse,•every clay. (Sandirs "exectitedl - , froth Teu in theVern ing till Five in the Afternoon. , • • Orilet, CtIARLES 55121.11. T,, Secretary. SAVING To COLONELS OF REGIMENTS. J. STEPHENS I) . e' .iiiicmn COLONELS . have to CLQ1111; RUMNIENTS, that he Will fur. Nish tht , tu with Uottiing, Actotitretwents, Stidtery, Sinks' ? 'Shirts. ete; , &4;, at issrre per Cent: less in }Nice. than what they are nu te,piiy't,niz nit , the. saute. Credit. andfur any, number! of year's that may be rtjreil on.—No. 4 5, Upper Thames -street, near Blackfriars•Uriage. IMPERIAL- PARLI,N.NIMIT. HOUSE OF LORDS,' TUESDAY;' BARLOWS AND nyorrs mvoituEs. Mr: 'lVarreti etemined ititticoo' to prove, the adultery of Lady Barlow. The cteentostanees ot the case have. been before' detisile'& Mt. son,; for Lady Barlow, &aid, he could lAA reti . Nt the evidence; and the bill was read a second. tithe. The witnesses .who,-were ordered to attend on Dyott's Divorce Bill stated, as we understoint them, that 'the Lady . wea in Dublin. n.kryi V. of tile PICTURESQU - E• DELI - NEATUIN io* thCmol.4lolt : N COAST'of ENCihAND4 .15y ,IV. 0. COOK;; anti nand. al. M. W. l'Ult.- NI;;It,.11,41 Zi,c. A% ill 44 publisbpd on thy: FIRIST of Printed for Julio . ..N.Tntray, Albemnrle-street,; J. and A. Arih ; and .I.M. liichardsou, Corehill.; and E. Lloyd, Har ley-street. - . . TIII y .4 r ; ; ROYAL, C:OVENT-GARDEN. W EVENING, Mitrch 28. 1816, Irt will be performed (Gth time) a new Musical Play, itt Tliree:Acts,•ealled GUY NIANNERING • OR, THE GIPSY'S PROPHECY. Colonel *flittering, 111 r. Abbott ; Henry Bertram, Mr. Sin. chnr ; I)orninie Sarn'psoir, Mr. Liston ;- Dandie Dinmont, Mr. 'Emery ; Lucy Bertram, Miss' Stephens; Julia Mantiering, Ai iss.Siattliews ; Flora, Mrs. Gibbs ; Mrs. WCandlish, Mrs. Deven l port a • Meg'Merrili e s, Mrs. li ser t on . 0 Madame Saclti haring been andied to , from the great Pro owns of the Kingdom, cannot T perform in London 'After this Week. To morrow IC:veiling she Will repent a most graceful autl'surpeising New Feat, a Garland Dance, in the i-Ascent with the Flags ; and conclude with L'.t.scensiuti au vul rice Oiseattx. • To which will be added, the Farce of LOVE, LAW, and PHYSIC. • • Flexible, Mr. Mathews; Mrs. Hilary, Mrs. Gibbs. • The Doors Will be.upened at Half-past Five, and the Play • iyeein at Half-past Six: • - Ott Saturday, The School for Scandal...-On Monday, Guy tilannering. #0 TA L A CAUEM Y, SO ME RS ET-PLA CE. IVOTICE is hereby given thin the "lAMBI TION of the I , OYAL ACALW.NIY will OPEN on I.IONDAY, the 2Atli of April next.--.ThcArtistsare desired to send their several Performances properly Framed, with their Deeriptioris, and the Names of the Portr.its, for insertion in the Catabigiie t ott Thtirsday. the Fottrth, tir by SI% o'Clock on Fliday, the Fifth of April, after watch time • fume will be received.--No Artist is to send inure than ,Fight • Pictures, or Eight Drawings ; no lliniature can be allowed a unless ii, a frame of mraieriste dimensions, nor can KnY t;opy he mbuitted. • -. • The RoyA Academy will lake all possible eare . of Works *trusted tn them, &at cannot bold themselves responsible in stv.ei of accident. Howmin s It.A. k;toittary, ruonsil FIRE 'QFFICE, R the lnstirance r OR Ships, Vessels, and otbe).Preperty, .414Itinst Lois or Damage by FIRE.' Insurances for *bolt Periods, or for several Tears bp *ler, nr:ty be effected at this ()Mee tipiast the must equitable Teems. Policies will not he chat gad for •Sturts.of 3f1:31. or upwards, sloe to Peotons increasing their present Insurunees. whole. STOCK of :t F,ARNI he iwured without 11geetifieation, at .lict'reductil Pl'efifittni of 2s: ter Cent. Ak cc ipts for the Renew4o..of expii log at. I.s.dy ray way he into at the principal ,ft 111, siv;1111 and ' London, and of their A z ;toits iu the Country, who will receive Proposals for 'now Insurances. itonv,wr swEurox, Secroat y. MUSICAL rtIND. -trirmiE CO I 4.IIMITTI and COUItT of A :AL TAt , rrs of thin CI:I:I.ItITAALE INKTITrTION re ipestfully inform the Nobility and Gentry, their Sitbscribers, And the Loveis of Harmony :in general, that their ANNI haSA lt DI NN will take Vlace on ,THIJItSDAY,..tkpriI 4, i 8111; 4,1 the Crown and Anchor 'l'avern, Strand. , • • His Royal Highness the DUKE of SUSSEX, President. S.r,aw A lint. ' Ilroatllont,jun. Esq, Mr. FrstleisSleduliM •• 'James Capri, I;;s,q. Mr. Thomas Loter Thom is Kish, -Esq. Mr. William Foster Julio Wilks, Esq. Mr. Thomas Walker Edmund Keop, • Esq. Mi. Samuel Tett lir. John Sawyer Mr. Henry Smart: .Iwevh.Ktndrick, sea. Tickets His. each, to he hail of the Stewards of the Trea.. ;floret.; Mr. George Stuart, 51, Polandot met, -Sabo; of the Mr. J , lrneg King, No. 14; I.ittiv Chapel-street, nut.° ; atia at the Bar bf the Tavern, t ill 'April 2. N•li. The Concert for "the benefit of this Fund will take in the King's Theatre, llayinariNet, un .11torsday, Apr,i 2.); particulars of which will hr annottitced in due tioie. , • MPNEY. . . .01NOBLt11(FN Gentlemen . tte' are -respeet .Thi;iiriottoiiii,,:tl,,,.tai,ti),,.“l:o; ,', .. , , f 1 ., • • • ... :• . ;.(.1 w it h hi 0i41.7Y As I. to . Mort , :iee, tieettreel an -I. re. ,- battit tkiidloo,lo.f4sellq.l4 1. 4 4p4 1 1 . r !Louses , 'beicsileyll ,ilia Funds, - blarriagtt tsettierquut%, IA Llows' Juatures, Clergy, mere, I,i.viqgs, or any, ottier - Property, Petitioui ollreilwitlahilitymay Lie stimitied on itteir-Perional ,tg . le.uetty,orgy.. Cietitir.tokenowill fuld,cvery liberatt4tooptimitv , !ion, witimpt. May. . , • ' illipliOttlou ?Vow Twelve tilt No; ne Iktirt*(poilt-liaid), uldres,ed to Ntebsis. Willi; and Cu. Nu. 49, -South...Woe, •kerkeley-mitture, , . / 11A VING ourselves study A. otill bee. i;ru iticif by the tunst tiinsideriiiile practi ce tf.ii liruitett. tettich:Ve•thatigtit. proper to sett ;H e 'trust tiot ws, Itylev nut more roiscaiployed our thisti iltpse e (lie xtensive field ‘,l t lir protessioup are occasionally ifiettivebili . iii am, rtaiwy, :,nil vaint,,t ntways tittnin that. sue -coif liit6 iei,ltiinirrJ liy concentrating theintellectuat powar to one noon devil., • diseases ot Debility are ,peculiarly digressing, for they bilitit; 'With• thrill a trtiin i,t conetiniihint symptom", and Tsyst &pittischro tit all yital eriericy, existence . Atoll become's'. im bitted. ‘Vlicl.bef tln'y arise. fr1)111 the. Keyale a tice, of ill eM pit', I lie ile;trUetive h.tiot, of sctool,boys, or !;:e ittilikettees otr mat urity; they require t've mos , asi‘i - • duo , t and well may it: be tibs.erreA, that t r y tl,r igutu - aliceof ;toot:nettled tiled, ,the . symptom& two mg= tf't v isittd4a,tltit constitution is dr 4rqvcth AS'Arealriiirs of the ltoyal - College 'Ol Surgeons, and fur - ImerlY tittrgeous. his ltitsjesfyi- service, see.grountl our 'pre •": "tensions ua ri . golarity of kllticatiou,7 auti r: Jibrasing every, ilett: ll to Practice, we feel nurselves entitled to tit:A cun -titlCttee With' allielt we Vitre •liitlierto been so' libel - 161y ho ttouted:. .• • . .• • ttlle,ilrst setnatipus ()flood wealtn a els, early eplicfitiron rCvent the Calamity (O . atlef)i:dtuted Inoue ;lint where y 1 114' Nuffir,r from a con&i , Pustle.s r luf the iiiiio.Alliness of the rice sehiell his rairtortones is 'feiritil of (tie contempt • fatuity physicina . , and iiiiiails.over ititir -744Y with V4ictul cidi:ci .1 u (lit, it iorpit Le slt:slitctory for hilt, tlitielessiied out nary of of trealdiunt, hot also of ihdl Malt ieceretY:' 4., - ,1 4141 , 1 7' Thu VcB4're4.oiptscaite.cpptremitiates the springs of : ifr',.. 6 "Feilds of existence are lioistioctl, lie it, tool posterity toSirred` the iii itniobrilorl ittoott . ot. In recent Venereal complaints, it;ii , posslblii to prevent ttitty,er, .ttr distretst ill the roost complicated emirs ' t acquirement of 4xelte,ive experience in this line, to eerfaih, anti:speedy re-4isialilisititien , t, the advantage of this kleverie nee to tl,ase of either .„," e *Avho.arPsitlictcet with tiny k%t;d .f 414t4ilitY ortolY sYmP "lns,of. Venereal infection: and in all Cases the terms of re "",,',”"r4tionstatede stated on the tirst litter% etc. •' • 'PktOtitts in- the tiountrie ore ..'pitted to enclote a Blink 114 4 1 .`,, ;4 1 4iLure retpoltt tl to specify ltivir lige mill manner of iiribyniptonis of the complaint. anti C.' 0. ittitauhers.cif tivvitoyalMallege of tiorgeous lii I,tititittte anti . Etituburgh, IlaLtuu-Gardati.--Jan. 1616. r,slltW S'IATE LOTIT.II.Y.. TWO PRIZI 7 .A oF . Tlttitrx"rutot s.IND POUNDS I :AND FIPTY OTHER CAPITALS. 4 rr. BISII, in annooncing to the PoWie L titAt he .jL • has contracted with.Gerertiment for. a4v.EW STATE Lcirrpty, begs leave to call their attention to the pre eminence of the Scheme, when compared with tli'd , :•.; of horror Lotteries; .over that of the last its suporiority,will lie readily allowed, ns it Contains double tho number of Capitals, with Greater Prizes, although the Tickets are less by (4000. , . SCHEME. 2 . ... Prizes of ....L.:80,000 are L.66.430 ' 2 5 S 6 14 18 18 eo 25 . • 600 . 1, QOO 1,000 . 1,54110 - .15,1)6u , 1 ----"'"" 14.041100 • 1 , 1,800 Tickets: • . ... , . . ,First 7 drawn Prixe above L. 500 entitled. to L5,(100 more. . . Fi rs t-draw n 1 , ,tt00 libsido, will he entitled to /,.1.0 each; Second-drawn 1,000 Blanks will be entitled to L. IS each. Virnt-drawn l'rize ahure.L.2s, Third Day, entitled to L.3.0,0G0 . . . . , %wire. TICKETS and SHARES, in plat variety of.Noinlier.., are selling by T. BINH, Cont Nettie , at his ohl• established Oih;:e, , , 4 CORNHILL,:tuiddh,CHARING-Cltoss..,_ , • . ... , This Lottery is independent of any ruttare Lottery, and will ermuutenee Drawing itn the 14th M.Y. STATE LOTTERY OFFICES, • No. 9; CORNIFIII.L, and 17, Lt.YOOKESTREET. G . WEOB. tnkes :• the eittlitt4t , tunity= of presenting to his Friends and the Public a Scheme of the tik.lV I.9IIEEY, which begins DrAwn4, on the Mb I\LtY : a coinpaViiim with those of forieier Lotteries witl be its hest recommendation ; orertinit of the Last its superiority is most conspicuous, for Aith 6%00 Ticlit.ts less, it contains gr i cater Prizes, and Double , the Number of Capital's: 2 0f... / 30 000...... are r .(0,000 9 5,000 . 10.$)00 5 I ,000 50)00 /5 5OO 7oz ) 00 6 4OO 1 •4010 14' :410 44bo 18... , 200 1 18, - 100 INA so ... , o 01) I,hoo 2O 2ooi° 7,000 15.. 14,000 1,500 lO. 14,900 Isicket I. L,1.10,t4* Ist Drawn Prise.alinve 5001..wi1l be cirtitled to 5 1 0y21. Quire. Ist Drawn" 1,600 . Blanks till lie entitled to itd. emelt. id Drawn :1,000 Diankai will be entitled. to. I\4 wish. I.lt Drawn Prize stone 231. ad Thiy, entitli.d to Ja,ooril. *jou. TICKETS 'and SIIA RES Ate now on &do at WElllVipror tilnate Others. ,anti 47, I. l advas-strit.t,, Atom t following'Capitals were Slated and Sold' in the Last . Year, 9,~1G9....a Prise 0f....1..31,0iA Prise 0f.... /...iio,oob. SW—. a P5ize.01..... 1,800." .4 tt ize .if..../oiOsPDO • • •' • ' &c. It Is ivorgly of renink, th at Twelast L. 56,000 Priv!. ro ever dWn, were wyrH siitd in Shams EBB, who is porhnps destided. to sell the Two Next. . `OFFER MARX, 2, SKINNER-STitaT, SNOW-14114. • , molt respectfully ittforlit 10. the Public they continne the Business estahli,thed by theirlate Father as abate, and argil theinselVcs of this op portunity ,of retprnipg tbeir..grateful, Itakhowkdgutettes for past Favours, assuring their Friends and Ibe depctid upon: being supplied with t tie finest 114ivottriA . CO FEE, fresh rqasted,,at the following low Primo :-. 7 -Fitirst Dutch Cofiee,-es. rid. , per lb . '' IlAt 'Plantation ditt(q . 2s. Cio t ti ditto, 24. • An allowancc niade.ott taking itdbt. And Up wartls. Gr'nuine:'.T:,'wniCaana Iteffned Strgari upon the lowest 'kenos for lloncY• 'rHOM AS - TAYLOR, ESQ. • • New 1164 e-street, laititloti• 140 . vintlfik0 alSiG,ltaie to inform you, .that ever since year 79e, I .11 tire 4,ues 'Venereal which, front its olisfiaten4C4fsting 'tii•ery ionrse .t niedicitie prescribed by. the ittosttttine.nt,pel,lic t . ,ilealt):;• ;Kr ;VIII Pr" ! dergoititt severalsevere ctititves of ration, and twice dis alargdfrahn the tlospltativith to be of the ,raost invetivitc,natiire. t spripg 1/ . 1 la,t year iiicoriktttly hail gut to sueli• ii trio to put it ptienitl to my t-4istenee---1 had a lilNe 411,t'S i)10:111,: • V nmi, l ir wily had e, one nn oieli :uriii, lily leo DO in, it frightful manner ; riglOwas I.4rvitpliypiß(nli ,11114,1;11 , 1 , 4evtiiivA slate of tileerhtihn forthe 1;141 serdi years ; my ieft nachos() tam. la,rge no,des, on: it, .I.elss : very 7titni11;01.1)11111110,:4114 gate hie tech escruciatiti7' pattieulavly 0'11,4 want lit 41 as,tierirly to deprii;e'llie of rest ;..14111111 , :latfiontatflo wtts recainnitandrd hug J. Xlinnip,(ol, ; .wyfhtt: es . civtiti gl 'ettlt. "Curohy them %ere), to triker4inr . Ltii6 . 6 . i'atent 2'llls, wl4iab.l tivgap All ito tin the 440 of Npvt ; • in Ahtt,fin pie of 0, Rota ight I liegan recelee ,tiestetit more thrift a mouth tlle Iticerf ay,.lny liont,•*ntl*(l4i air nt ilittUbtlYbultjed-•-•. soint after, t cores on my it Ks healed ; eyer'eGf)sider)thletlisidentratcnnlnAlie it in the' bone of the left, Which, tic the hit sting of find, ivid 0 Antic longer verse veil - trice `in yhtut ; the nodes dispersing, the shift - rertlaing its :iatural brie, and, the nocturnal pains ,grathially became, by your liberal qti,virr todmetlieine,, perperly free flans finatteredlkiihlnts , .-have i'gabieied'ini? former spielfs Hind ri:l4;t h„itti4 inn become ,iolylind I . ‘l, ,which I.o , }r,ng , tootiolucti hat nyt to the aSliiiiislinteat orail.who knew ate, 1 sto at at 1,400 frtat. terms. to - r7:11 - ress groitadt., hut h, 14 you, for tho,,good of other suffering , mortals, to make Allis tits case - as Olbifd potbihk, ss t MUSH qu every oe'ci- • skin; in so doing you will greatly o hlkge, Sir, your:grateful, obedle?it ; very titimble sen-tint; , • • Al-41;X. 4/1./ILK - 1:IX Swin'i Close VlTirb4trcet; tditlbi!!•;4b. tit esises t o 'the ;alai% e Core tr— JOhn "I'liompson, No. 3, New Poultry Marliet, Edinburgh; •Atohn Prepared and sold by the silk% Proprietor, TIICII4.!S Member of the Itoyat College. of Surd Dui :at his ' liatise k 1N,cw.71-trldge,,stcecttiltoticltzn;.wl;si.4? alter a Coii Stant reshkti ce Arim a ite tlittu 40 Yiars, in practice; parti cularly directed to the cure of 1 7 esiereal Complaints antitito‘art incidental to the Ports of Generation, with that inriii ai le Secrecy Which aunt of 'his Iprofession, alie.nl4l nt wayis oliserveo 0 such eases, tie flatters _himself the; advice :tail as,klttotq gratnitoosly ininiiters'io persons,taking• lieestet.ined, by a discerning Public, as • ao advaLfage selatem attainable, not void of all atabiglity, • ' Also sold, by his hppoilitan'tntifter, the convenience 'if 4.1041* living at a tlimance, 0t the Toyshop, Ni. 103, Oxfot4-.11 ., :et Pishorough , s, No. 7, Vssb•ortrgctanili;."Mt, -,, Eimitri . 's, South-bridge, Edinburgh; 1111. Callwep's, Dublin ; mid be one parson Sicre etinsiderable town in Great Britailfitia Irel Ind, in. boxes %dimly i?s. 9tl-ettebilit4tUfWili 4,441 sealott tip with full and plain diructiorts, whereby Peclons, - of eiiher 1 SCX iklay,cu re titeittscices,with cAst, veva, sFerrnii toul.mfety, ,Ow the GU* of April will-be l%ublisbed,•in ero. •1310•1?.MAIIKS ott ANTIQUITIES, ARTS, and 41011,...LicrlEitg, daring an lixdursiun in ITALY, in the Ycoi 1A02.;3, Secomi uunierati, and nueurtiint Correction, ;Ind .tiklitlon4, made by the -tntlior Fes - tons to ikceo•e. By JOSEeII FORSYTH". Esq. Pritsttul turJah:t Murray, Altreutorly-strett. TOMISUCTO(), tarliin April will be published, in4to. . - • • . . , XTNItlt - ATIVE of the ADV'EN'T U' R' ES' nod' 'I;N ' TRAVELS in- the INTERIOR of ',IPRICA, ky ILO-, ‘Blilt r ADAMS, a Sailor, alto wit Sereeked on the lVesterte ctia,t, in the Y.car. 1,8 10 ovas t 4clikinu.l three y ears in Shivery , ailiii.4.t the Malt.; of the f4reat, ISesert, and reviiletl several • Manta, ;it Tonilitietuo. Willi It' Niap, and. cannons Notes. P 1 ;044.41 ionitarinly wit 1/IPaa's.l.aat Journey nod Life. K.,, ,, Thii Mirk coieltries an intercsline: picture of the suf feri34-i ~ r Cln istians whii litre Mc iiii,fi.rtinie to fitll into the hands of the .1 ratts-i-ritiltstis Dettiils . iiithe' Characters, Lives, tusil filthily:Of the ; vitrioilyrihrs.of the lersett.—and the only account, on the testimony of an eye wittie,s, of the . presvit s , ote of, ~ that ei eat otiject of. European research—the City of Tonslinct; , oi , • 1 ! , ', . , Printed for John Mun-ny, islhernnrle-strott. , This Day Witi puhlislied, price LA, •‘,TONT iz,T. JEAN : Poem. 13y the Rev. jtVAL AILLIANI LWUIMW. " 0 Ilearen, thy arm era. tht.:re I" . Theodore- anti A.Tal,.. ISy J. S. ACIIIR Lotolon : Priitictl fur Longman, thirst, Heel', Orme, and Brawn, era oiter , row ;, and J Catwa i lig,. Dublin. Of whom way. he hod, hyt lie pone Author s Kenilworth; a Iklasnue, price 6s. and 'the Life Boat, a Poem.- 4s. This Day was published, in Bvo. (the Third Editieni;, with 15 ~pla.to, Trice I.ls. boards, of AN- NTIWP . ..to the STUDY ,cif 'PH VSIOLOCIICAL and iI'STE.NI ATRIAL, DOT NY. JANtES EDWAItt) F. 11,5, &c. • President of thelAinian . Sieciety, • • Trivet! for ,Longtuati, Hurd,' Kees, Orme, and Ilirowit, Paternoster-tow. 04« A f o e Cores ate coloured by desire., price IL Bs. LOC • .Tfte.Plan ot , this Work is to 'render the ticience ofilotani cat,Aerauseencut ninwall: as , the Keneral St ructeire and.Aua t,,,ay of .Plants accessible, and in every, point eligible for voting l'irsons of either Sot, who may- be desirous of ihis elciont and metal - Scieica ik part of their Education or „Aniusenn:nts • . Thk ! nay mils. Putslislted; , - • In 12orsprice 4s. NJ. in. hiKtls, ngatly printed on good paper MILE NEW NVHOLV:4)I.7-L-5,- (pl' i s n :R. 410'a:sitting Fifty-six Fatuity Prayersomitatile fur Mtni ‘nic every Day in the Week ; and 4 Vanity of. other Devotions and Tfranitsgivings fur particular Persons, tireAVistalice's,•atut Occaiions Printed' for Suatchard and Letterman,' Avo•Maria-lane. INnere may hr h , td, : . 1. A Companion to the Altar ; spewing xhe Nature and Neoessity of aSi.kr•titiental Prepatation, in order to our worthy reciiriels(•"the'-litity Cluninuniou. .1! 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Pitt, 4* Wieapaitte, Goa ' ni. in R,i9ktu%. at 1,t. . a. ail..ariti 65. 'ad. each. atlil ithoby . itio isritteird attottsetfeksiturt Medicine Venikri in. req..Turask PRINCE (W C6llotlttb. The'Earl of LivaaroOL brought in a Bill o permit' a Bin to be brought in (the, time for Wink ing private hills having expired) to naturalize the Prince of Saxe-COboug.--iThe , Bill was read a first time. • After which the Carl of LIVRIIPOOL that the standing orders shott:d be suspended, - So as to per►►►it this bill to pass through all its *VA to-mortow.Ordered. PETITIONS. The Earl of Covarvitty pireirentatt-tt . Petition from the County of 'Worcester, praying *for eco notuy• and retrenchment, and objecting to the great military establishments. His Lordship presented another Petitit n ► &On, the City of Worcester, against the Intolvek; Debtors'- Act. • Boar Petitions laid on the table. The Dtike of SussEx presented a Petition from the 'Common Council of London, congrfitelfitirk the Hoitie: Ow the deck* With respect to the Property Tax, pad recommending economy retrenehoient in. the 'Military Expenditure; 'the Civil List, and'ull Departments of thiState. • 'The Earl of LAUDERDALE' Rireed the:neces sity of economy and retrenchment, •toidstated, •fis another 'source of saving to the public,' the put ting an end to the voting:of stuns for tiselt'is works. He particularly mentioned one instance, ht which tin annual grant of 50,000/. had' been long matte, apparently, without much attention from the Ministers, es it had'usttally come before rd. liament within two or three days ot the chise Of each session. He alluded to the grant for tile Caledemian canal ; a work whioli lie bad ()Grid Ao prove, by the testimony of all the officers .6t the navy ) if their Lordships chose, to be totally useless. He bait heard' nothing. in favour of this 'except an argument, which, if acted upon to * very great extent, would be the ruin of arty coun-' try ; and that was, that because a useless work. Was begun, it ought therefore to be continued. He trusted the Ministers would inquire into that subject, before the rent should be again propos. ed.—Tbe Petition was 'laid on the table. The Earl of Stri,tornsilustY presented a Petition from 'Suffolk, praying relief generally ; and *Mo ri-- •..- PrOperty Tax. The 'Earl of LAUDERDALE, and Lord Reoes T DALE, also _presented Petitions against the Pro'. pertylaxe , --The Petitions were laid on the table, CLERKS OF THE HOUSE. The Lunn' CHANCELLUE read a letter, which hilt • had received Awn a Mr. Stuart Ruse, otter of the cleiks of the house, ittating his inability to tend from indisposition, and recommendifist wych to net in his stead, stating that •Mr. Was iperreetly eonip6tent to discharge the' thities,,,. haring heen in the "situation two years at it former period. His Lordship said that he could itc4. I r t qa his own knowledge, say any thing 'as to alit , :ompetency of Mr. Birch :''Gut they 'mu:it_ a 1 know the able manner in which Mr. cuuy 'performed the ditties Of the situation. It was de* that sonic ,eCect toil assistance Mita' be provided foie this !.i . enior (Mr.Cmiper), whose conatant and alinOst incessant labours, as well 'as' 109 very iais tiuguish.ecl abilfty'and nureraltted attention inthe discharge of his duties, must,have been:obiereeil by their Lorkkbipi. For his sake, ai well *as for the sake of the busine.ss ot the House, effectual assiStatice ought to he givers ; and 115 it ‘ta . S highly deiitalile, in that view, tlnit they slionialiive experienced person to perform the duties, he should move, that it their Lordships accepted theiervrees o f Air. shoeld not he reuroved,gfound without their.ll,4ordships' permission. Th e E,3ri t>l LAUDEIWALR yeniarhed upon the, luct, that a Clerk of,their Lordships' boniermight, lac removed at the pletiattre of the Clerk of Parll7t , -, meta, who was it Menther.of the .other He agreed that the gentleman, tiew to he atboitted, to act for Mr.• Stnart nose, or4;ltt . not .to 'be Ke• 'loved without their.Lordships' permission.' . 4.4 their I.Joo,hipi most he well aii'are of thc,...tl4t.in , attention with which. th,7 nior clerk pertornied his duties but the:sole ,ot, pahlie in their Lot dship's house was, such, thatjt was; highly !impel . . that he 011001 .-144 Ne, hot only Fta k ; hot still further assistance-4ortheeinta, try was nut reduced tosech poverty es apt its be ante ttr provide lor the public service prati•!, cellr ; anti he gaVe notice, that he would, uety %ve,ek, bring .the, matter more particularly under their ,Lorthatips view. itt;Desoal.ll agreed rn all that had been Raid as to the distinguished timelier ix which' the, Senior Clerk lied done his deteolud as to the oe cessity .ot effectual assistance. Viola the 'know.- ledge he had of Mr. Birch, he believeil be wait, competen.t. .140111 Ilot.tAND said, that if an additionatelerk should be found necessary, he ought.to be paid by the Clerk of rarliameat, (Mr. Q. nose) : and not by' the public, the clerk•beirtirbeund to perform the duties by or his deputies. The Earl of LAUDLitaDALW agreed that such penreti to he the mearting,ol the patent -; but, AV: all events., the pteblte se r► ice plait bo provide & kit. The LoßD•CtiAtiCaLLaa 'll4ll 010V0411, thatkis*,. • ' ' r `'