The Sun. — London, England, 1816-02-12 00:00:00

iorz. ilwx Tau LONIX)N 4 . • Grirtte notifies the'appiiintniint-of Jigeties. Thicittinerup Esq. as' Coolsul at To:ew York, aild i.)llw4on, liarcd. asC:unsul jo th;,.. State of Ilitrylandl - - -13:kNERVI'TCY RN 1.1%1tt1F.1). . . .11(0 , rrt ITAillitil, Scott's-o,icr, Lowt.i--rold, istingtc;n, witle. titerztv.lAl4 lettqat rtiorttary 10 to M trcli 30. ,111AND.I.LPTS.. - • sttradley, ?teathug, Rcrlcshirr, woOlten.dratler ' brauryitte, 27, and March 23, at eleven,' at .the Broad Face int) 4ttornies, sr. Juhn lii a, iteatiing t „or i Gr.y;*, " -601;10-et mllt, Liverpool, ship.hroker, February 97. 48; and rM A r c i, 2:4, at ten, - ut the York Hotel, - Liverpool. At torniet,' mi-A*l - 4.-Marlistrert and Eden, Leigit-strvel, - ,Liverpuot,:ar Thooi Ft 1r inrtlr, John-MN-et, Bedforti.row, Julio Outran', Liverpool, brewer, March 7,8, 4611 23, at dt "P. at. the tecOtite Inn; Liveepool, 'A0 ( 4,11104 DentiLotl,, Castle-street . , Liverpool, ttr ?desire.' 4.ll.4ittion it I.IIV 11 tit'i ! , Chaneer-latte. Vine-stievt, Saintlanlres, stacnify•icri tsimer,, Fehrput y 17. 28, and 'March 13, 'at el,rettitittlitlitd , 1 , 111. , Attotnies, Meters. Mayitew sand PricatAystunui7a 11:go,4,01 Edward*, Frefiliford, soinerSet.hire, elnthlrv, itruitittiti.t, 2L pall Nivivell 23, at elevea. at - the Full Mti.T. inn, Attornies, Mr. %Villiatn Tonug, Charlotte. Maio,ion-house, or •Mr. John %Vitigate, Wtmgate-, ItAlt• Intarutitidartsey, Winthor, draper, February 17, 24. and March 93,04 twAvis,at London. Attorney, Mr. Parton, Wallsrook, 'ft Wel pney;4indertake6 February 13,24, and Nturell .at 4104 sat Oaddkall, attorney, Mr, Crosse, Great Snlrojk-4ir#et s licornaglo. •.- • . l'hounts Myles, I.l!uxuorth, Dorp-etshire, Itorse•dealer, Fe hroary tn, at two, i 7, and Miceli 23, at eleven, at the. I3luc 1. iletteltin, Devizes.. Attornieoi .Nlr.W. 'zalninn, /la•vire , =; , or Me.ssis. Son, Middle Temple-laue; rrancift %Voodgate, Tunbridge, Kent, hanker ' Fr. it I. u,, ry »nd Marc/1'93, at' t:levun, at Guildhall, Lon tl,,n. Att.rner, Mr. Soillow, Mannownt-yar(l. Nirl.ol,,s I i ti.mit , Kittiottridge, Derot.4hire, Fro irenvr, Pehrtutry 23, and March 2,3, ityleven, at thi• Arius hitt, Kinobridge. AttUrniett„ Mr; Wither Pt-ilk:tux; itu,„.....K.Ulgshridge, or Meivri. Lievao and 'radio; 'Gray's lan .Liverpool,•broker, March 4,5, .and ^R, at one, tit the Star, aSW Ganet, Livervoni. Attnrnies, t! rests. I;iriott4.t,'Llatett. amll3.4ler, Sontliarapton-buildings, or Mr, .3. Kidd, Lane*, liuttpn, Lineolutliire. innkevper, February 91, and March 23, at eley,en, at the Wool ouch Init. !Jos :401). Atuirnioii' Mr. .1. ,A. liartlry, Dosrott, or M.toors. 'Lodingtoo sod H4l, Temple. Atexantier Rivelhintl )impotli,.Penrith, Cnruherland, i.frtn:ers, Fs4,ss,ry rt, 44, snrl March 2300 eleven, ut the Coate Turt, , Vetwit h. Attornit4, 'Merowi.Wortisworth and Additnn, Staple Inn, or Mr. liuttuu, Penritb. JcmatliauiLyre, Sunderland iieur the Sea, victualler, February 4'4, art Nlarch 2:3, at eleven,' at the Bridge jun, Ai. ithitieMemrtsoutit. Attarnies, Messrs. Brit sad Braden:l, Chureit.yard, or Mr. Willis, Gateshead. Collett, Harwich, , farther, relirnaty 13,, 20, and Mat* M, at e 1.114.0. at Guildhall, Landon. Attorney, Mr. r Hirliaalt, Staple Inn.' 31 " 4 trY Solomon, Little Alieottve h-Croorlntou'e.fieldi, met. eltant, Font - nary ts, to. and March 28, at (deer% (inild r Lill. Attorney, Mr. Clittmo, Tolsetilintute-rard. Wllliams,.l.iniebon4e-cansewav, viet nal toe, February Itd, and March 3%i, at eleven, at tiuilduall. Attoraies, Moue. Laucley mid Situ, cheapside. Thomas Lafrock, Mlnative, elopseller, FebruarY-13, tO,.and Manch 24, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney Pathan.. Walbrank. Thomae hitt, Piccadilly, chicuunart, Pabruary 14. 10, and 'March VI, at tcu, atKiutldhaill. Atterasy, Mr. :Striwt, Piccadilly. slevhitiliannders, Newport. hit of Wight, butcher, reitrnary at two, 22, at tall, and March 23, at ton, at the tiotel. Atturulcs, Mr Griffiths, Newp4rt, or lire Dixon, Staple ton. • , Charge Wainwright and jingoish MetayaH, Liverpool, coop. ars, Feb.sl, 30, at foie, wad.litarch 23, at nine. at the Star anti Garter Tavern, Liverpool, Attornics, , Slaws. Milian and Wlivalvr, Liverpool. Thomas Cropper, Warrington Larietsltlni tintber.tet rc ha ar, Mirell 1, at Poor, that niue, and aa, at tour, at ti u G t orge „Jan, Warritigno. A ttornies, Mr. Norris, Jolut-streer, Bed. 'card-rots, and Mr. Garth,' Warrington. Bassett Fowler and ThittuariSavell, ofMill Wall, poplar , ship. • 'nights, Felt. ftd, 27, and March 23, at tea, at Guildhall. 4ttarney, Mr. Wilde, tl'arwick-ittuare. Jaruci 'not and Charles sar t he l larot, of Saitit London, etterchants, Feb. 17, 414, and March o,.at tffelye, tsa Attornies, Messrs. litarsey NO; Sporri: oorgate-sti,e. invinENns. March 2, It. 3, .Stuart, InCrcluint— , Feb.'2o, B. , Lolgee, Rim.;-streist, Cheapside, wine itoUseumn•-41urch 2, .1. AVright, Nuthotrifutentl. ticrifurti 0. slraler—March %V, !lath, Bristol, lonholder—Mitrch Forc-street, I.4Mehouse, coulter—March 2, U. Itohiattn, Rtitl Litm-sttett, tiolborn, haberflutiliCt—Mort.lo, )1.. W. Vl%Botch; Stortoboulte,.Duronsbire,- thiur-foctor-r -,tlarch,2, %V.Ciummer and 3.1t0m Cutuntercial-ronti, Phin 4 - 15eti—tilarch .10, 3. Todd, N',foll:-streo; Middlesex. 11.41,0 al, :1 , 0 sclnonger—fklarch 4, It: lionser, ,t,autiVr--h-M4rch 8. SprituActt, Wicii.hom-workvt, Suffolk, tailet 7 .—Mitich 5.,. T. Ilunsi, Little .Yarmoth, and It. 'loth!, IN2pco4llc, - nit:reliant:: —l.'olruary 28, It. . Evcritt, Great `l . 4nntiul it, 'grotec-,Mitrch 2, J. Tote, Croutea4alli r wtv j;{utt,t•---Itarcl► ISt,' S. J. hutl A. Cjoo . iliog, .}}fist:-lohc, .sklutf• toetelotot4—.Mutch 2,3, awl cocuths, Shalwvll-(loai <A...vent—Much 9, G. Jooch, - Cost'lluti:t-chathers, imlchatit. hlaictt- 24 I. Sewso.4l, brokeF-41ayt.11 2, livvrmore, cm. Chtloriford, gruccr—Nlarch its, W. Aldred, l r s+tkl., hot-o-tlrriptc--Nlarch IH, .I..l.ovcrbeck,Clamothile .4term tto.tclionl-- . .-Marcli 4; ii.1.41(110w, PliTtionth•ditik, t arch 2, M.. IL %Vali ngtuo,, t:rit owk"trekt.: Soho. optl - 2,' W. T. ltohimi, Kent-street, printer--Marcls ClCElscliwell,..pridter--.Motch Fletchte, Thorpe, :V.4tex, Kroccr—March Ge ol lCet Nomothith, li4tther-olerchunt --blotch 2, ti. J. tool J.foo tuttt„. •tlctror,l.4ttext, 1..401m, tailacs--March`4, • J. Carter, Diivoashire, salctiomi—Mnech il, IC. - 'shvppoc,l, ViriofiCSClwborl; Smocrsetskire ' clothier—MaCch'B,'J. Si 0411. Plymouth-thick, victualler —March 14, '%V. ilActlya, sl3itth- , ,lin4ptun-coultitun, S9iithumpton, kaick-roitkvr. C7iatTLl°lCATl;S—M4itcti Q. G, Smith, Puttenhani, Surrei, - shopkeeper--W. S eymour, Crescent, Illiniiries - merchant—T. Bassuett, Preston, Gan cdthire, dcitler—lt:Noyes; Bristol; torreltaat-4. A,bbrit, An. caiter, butcher--S. Nobes, Port sea, Sinithauipton, cprnfae. ;or—J. Hoare, jun., Peter vtil,strcet,, Northii4uptea-spart, 'oicalairia—. l . Visher,New Sleafoe4 ; Lincolnshire, Rate-ilbesittr ..--,1. tinv,c, North Baiihmu, Norfalkylarintr..-4. F. Krumb... hoar, Vol.-Omer, I latumerimaith, patciit vineer.-iisakar-«W. Serrcid, tircat Tower-hill, ship-hieker. y wrN PS DISSOLVED. t;,l IV. R. AlOmit, Witter-tatt y , Fleet-street, ear- C. T.Tborrthill, K. Mutt, W. Austin, sand tlendersoo, SunderWO tear ttte Sea„ , nutteem s m fr . .pillarturors of eartlienware*J, Mown, W. rayler, and T. Unitolatry, Lawrettee-Pountney-lane, Cannon-street, wine suerclottit anti J. Disci, St. Ottherine's, Thestes-streit, mast tookers--S. Sinitlite and C. Boucher, Wietts.tets,. in the o( Camhridleshire, common-brewers—J. Vetter ;Ind W. lirind, bill-brokers-1V: Plardern, P. }ligginhottlant, D. Vdtve, :and J. Hardens MACclrstirttl, silh-tunitufiteturers— !tV.. ajud G. Tinker. ltoti;erltain, Yorkshire, starch-makers-- F. and G. Y.ttes, Ilonwerstrect i pineibere--W., Sliuttleworth and N. Treeleer, Market J-Lirtwougli, Leicestershire, ettNinsite—t2. Denby hod J. Ceitiptott,, Newnian's-court,, Curi.hilt, ,rollers-- I. arid A. Barker, Illtdock, Cornwall, merehants:—J. S. oitod It. ltiells, C. Saer, and T. Netts. Bread-wee, whole. , eitle „, , eroters.-;‘1. Smith and J. Uaglish, lied Ales', in. Weekend, LaiwitAtire, coal-aterchautit--IL Mines and J. Hewes. nary grucrv—lL, tithing, sod J. -Ittltinsott, W. N. Daniel!, 401: , aod G. Liddell, Miittott-Nlain 1 4 yelfticti and ll:Lanham, liorslista t auitlitou t Gainshurotigh, Linculttettirt, ottrriers—N. owl i. ;tia.whester, wholesale die:tees—T. Kelk iffid W. solith, Nottinglwai, tiosieis—W. Ke t op, 3, ll4rrirs, J. Vose; J., T., and D. Welters, Griffiths, J. W v t A b e r, T. Joliet., J. Bowen, J. Alurcie, J. Jeremiah, W. Bowel), U. Clettitilt, ft. 'hints, W. Speneer, Jou. F. Michael, and D. tiLokin, Swatters, bleutorgatoilaite, newspaper ?iv priotors. SUOMI --Average Price of Drown sr htostiorliJo Sugar, alga otcci 'tutu ncturns ana il. in the wrric : cmling thc ;tip icy 41.Fabrunry, IS [G, is 3-15. id. 1' cwt. • , irANISUnGIi JAN. 10110Veriill . g i ' f i c article for Ferdinand made i t s dp pearance in tt ittimmintra,lt: Palter,_ coniniuuicat,44l,. no tlmint, from nuti.tirity 6 Tire aecutinis respecting the Government of hiF Catholic Maitl o 7, , 04 4 11 bare iwf`tt genet - Oly circulated in North hm:imm , , and piirticiaarl;.• those horroVrellfrout forevi sicws p•ipt ri, whietr,hearlftil..itiArloi of scatidal told 1 1 44- 111 . ,!A, toloilvstly Shaw that they are either the work of Li ,),,,,,her of tii , ronte4ted ylinvriards, or of certain foreign ser;lies„ who reckon it honourable to plate tltrtu;cltcs in tippo - ,uf ion tie ei`etp liitt'exisettviaatiii,cist vi it h their ideas or intvrcslil; . • " Tiic candid ill rill cOntitnes will iimpie.tionahly learn with' , 3tkiltfttott thU .Niraordwaty e,fre which Ferdinand VII.' Whom: attrill roil is ilithourolril, beNtova net the wjiPle of the aiitiOniatralioo of.Ntain. Ttre , lortrto truth 114 our it eamixrs An extract from the official . Journal, tilt , ale-Ksplumit, c,..orattis a- variely • 01 internal arraligrmetits that evidently show how, inuchthe attention of his Niajesty ii'dif crted to the welfort of his tied ple, by who'll i 4 honoured and respected. Tile most, important nittlertakiitombielt attracts tole at • teion.n is t he. est,blislitneut. of a'Company which has entered • int., ati obligittitgi •• to render navigable ! as high up as (7tado.' tip• mimic' tittrltt , of the Guadalquivir, the ancient Deeti*, so tint I)•.stkt4 t he:.poetos of rioriati, Time King has given . this ('oniptutY a Very _wise charter, and has be,tuwed upon it, many privileges, as . well as the necess,try pecuniary support. The eatt.thlishaient relates nut only to navigation, hut too, ah,u . fwf unc-ut its objects to. •sceurs is Wort, the City ot: train laminations, to estahli,h new. plantations col the 1)444 of the tit cr; anti Chas iocrease the population by new eolo rrists. Tn. ithifersiitimi t ewill hu an endless source Of riches,. • nut only for Andalusia, but the whole •itingiluiti, and would Moot be sufficient to Amnon takte the reign of the Pilumirch. Sim!lar,atttntion will be paid to the tainting canal ut the 'royal ennui of Tauste. The Cate itko, is rental at h{e which his Majesty bestows tr. thoercction of pri mary and free itisoois for the lower sAasses of the.pouple throughout the uholi " People ate not- less• astomslied at the extraoritinder amout of the sumo% Which the King.has upprupristed to the . payn..ent, of ,t he mit This meaitire most naturally filreigo roofiikilce. To atletiula the thii thew , of this' People, the 'Kilig has alio iesolved to:tin:nate a part of " lu addition to these salutary, measures, for time welfare of the State, th e MoMiich kris twit O . rifrii.iuked aitrictillUre. tire t'apitaltrof 'Citliicat, Lion, Ectrearadtira, h tlusimi, and the too t ./Stiles,' places of it steuctitift waver been,cstablislied, oriel V.1,1' regulal inns iit regard to them adopted, : " ut useful knowl e dge him in his film jeilY tbe moat heneficiait promoter. 'Die nation is inilehted to hint ter the establishment orne,w ppifesoirships. of mechanic, phurniu. cy, surary,aad hutauy. rti partieolur may be inentioneu tbq t•ompletion ul ihrltiiyal Botanic (inn - demi *Weil to the wild re rath e r 'for in arm tion than ismitsiment. The It. brary is also greatly extended :mil , " 'rite PU;:icrutis witich national beneficence bad erected tOr the siippurt of the uuf.irtninite; such its pinie.houses, hospitutii, &c. and which gniatly during the iur , ryiuu of the Usurper, have rileived extraor dinary support folio hii Majesty, and au improved direction t Li tine, bpsiii enju)s, under OW pattiinisrftis of 'tier 1:14. a happy tranquillity, which is the finitulation .4f-ftre , true prosperity' of nations." . lIAttUVRGII, JAN. Political Journal Cot. ititii)l.ll ot J. 11.11,11 y, 1l hick loin just ttli pedytiti, cotilitios the follo,viog oiipprtant ItOte in relation to tiic Jcsiiiti in Husain t--- $0T1; ()Y Tali CIIEvAL,IF4 Ue STItUVIt, RUSSIAN WAIT:MILS TO 'rub . . SeNallt.uk.' HA4- SUi:CH. Jan. 'the ertirt able will bare beeillofoilutAl, 11) tisi pub= 1k Jourtitils,.of the: usrti.urea iv lilt it his tmutsror of all the itu.siiis kossirensed it tteiseslosty to iolie its trio) ti to 'the Older of the Jk:suits establis lied in ituss`os Th.seiiiCA• WA* %iIk:OO4I4.AS 4ttnitrt sttetutiotrshroail = and to pyrtiplit sal Wee ixtterpratattoos of the tout, es and eiteuulsGittets which have kitiAlueed this r.:Attlt,the otideriiiitted, hpe foist Slitj . est:'lit.:lutroitr.l.44ires, thinks it ditty JAI, give 'be 1.4.10,‘55g irgitasesit • • pritteipies ot toletst ion observed Russia are sssgene. fully 4nown to 4 1 4 lk;ul4 o lsc, 04t, tl,gy 11441: uu ittc4l litiotogy I but there is one co'Coinittinct ptiliapi, Boa ii&,64 it tiliq lit lircessitry to slate lit: ti namely, ttoit stem is ' hibil exists si;iimot atotteitv piostiitvi to the pris.lotuitoott relipon. eboutti agouti(' tur.st ill At oliger he liehl oscrcd by the . l Almisters of religious protesstotts sauply tolerated. . . • • Nevertheless, his Imperial Majesty has receivetlihe rejo in' conviction that it has been mint culpable transgressed by the Oriler'of the Jesuits. This (fitter, a...n * 1.1,d for weighty reirsone, will known to Europe, only Itussia. Jesuits, were not oterelv left undo.. urged *vs:the otn.errunce of the statute* ut their (4iler, iii the yvovioets where 'they were aliendy established; but were permitted even" to reside in the capital, te 61'kt - int—lir the CalliOhe Chttrat therc„, end to fora, there an iustitut law Jul tlw cation of yuullt.. , other ‘Vilittet4l' iliStrint 'their comitiet now.: nisp.re 'countries, the' titissian iloverlitrielit did nut, in iegard' to theru.'ohe moment deviate fruit the orinciplei; ut toleration „which have rit all sinnes guided it :it, ;Mns ut .Their euniludt ut tirA jostilleil conhst...ine, in ntiicn the public soon peitieipate.l. 'The , f.rst t nunies sent, without :fear or appreltenslaii, their silts to .this instittitioo, the. sle suits hail estaliltshed, anti wer..l iii Irmo .iisiieeting that abose would be made of this coafidener, and of so os2oy lit baits. - Already, dining his Instlourocyitile Emperor had rreeistsl varieu*, report. mot lioliceit its to the tittri!VJes of the .lestrits againit the (rest s religion. in, his Eettuii tics uhtahred, fiihn proofs the insist evident, the eotivietion that They kad berii•in cessantly exerting the most active Citkittottra .trtitkie prose -I)te.s,.and that they were proseentiog this object with the imistcrionital ii,tssveratice. illt . e.tity they had succeeded ill iudireing,sople.young. people, with whose education they were to shin ;e their religion, and in pi uselytising SWIM woolen of is h, atett'ituagivatiou. Illese feels stroctt alarm tie. to Limit..., and enlightelieil the Gocreithletit :14 to the Clitiriit it Wit , * houn d to pursue. The wishes of/the whole phinie were loudly pronounced agitiiist ithilic of conotlictive, the Einperois'on lin, return; was cualpelled tir,ententh.r th e urgent neeessity of putting n period , to abuses which might lead ti, the: most fatal coos:quoit:or, and perpet uslly disturb the trationillity . aod welfare of his ittiojecia, • His Majesty ts4s, iu uonsetineuer, ordered the Jesuits to he di.inissed .tit. Petersburg, and that they'sholl return to Pohl :k, where they were e,it4tilislied omit the reign of the Emperor Paul. 'This resuhltiun was announced in ale Ukase inserted in the public new*papers, initl the statemeot which tire undersigned How makes n ill place the 'arum e in its true light. It dues not regard the' order of the Jesuits, and the principle* of the most perfect toleration have - not forewomen; ceascil in be observed, in respect to the Catholic faith. The Jesuits littrin; had. sUCCeissire ttillavitifatCl).4l4+:l2l4 to the KW the service of Abet - church has not for a moment beets riortf. and it, the execution of the tuctisute cure has hoot taken to prove, by every kind of attention . , that the Go, vertiment has not fora •roontent lost sight :.of tits respect due to the Catholic Religion, and that it confined, itself to repress, einosig . the.priests of that tittial those who had violated the fooiltsinental laws of the Empire. • • • ' The undersigned Avails himself et this opportunity of re aming totter Venerable Senate the assurance of ins scull- mut, of the highest consideration. HACKNRY COA.CII Orrtea. —.On Yrlday the Commissioners convicted the under-mentioned coach'sten : , --Chartes Futerreli, the driver Of the coach No. 465, in the penalty tit 15s. for ,heittg drum{ t in his employment, and giving abusive lan 7 gusge to a Gentleman, at his hoist; in Slosue terrace.—The dirivets of three coaches in the pe nalties Of Ids. each, for being absent front their coaches in Charles-street, Coreut•garden, .on ti t : couipl;tint of a Gentleman of Chaucery-lane, who wanted a coach to take his Lady haunt I n got vet in procuring a coach, ail refilling to go with , him, under pretence of being hired.. If the public . would ftilltw this' Gentleman's plan, by takiug the number of all Coaches anti chariot s f o und about the Theatre , without a driver, - and guminon them, there world be no difficulty in procuring a coach in bad weather.--ahe owner of Rio. .4;33 was tined in the penalty of 10s. for b w 4 Alted ctiach nut in inificient'repair for the dec o nilu t, tlation of th,c ~~~ T Z i.LI•..~L•Y~iJ ti i LtenntEs ON PAINTING. Invention funned the subject of a superior Ittltl Ir iii , course, delivered by Mr. FussLt on Thursday evening. The imitation of nature, as it presents itself to the humitn perception, said the professor, is the' II ne -- sphere of - itivention.; the first' demand everysulkiect is, that the cumposition should form one whole—that the story should furcitly tell its own meaning at first - Vi l ew-*--anil that - the speeta tor should be sensible of what it ahni to express, verb.d Ftir the purpose of the awiintuent of these tisetitials,liirentiOn is best caletilatiAl, as it enables us to select the most heuntiful! parts of 'Nature, or to conittiue.the most important tliollielits of time. Invention May be 'divided info three classes ; !the first (which, considered in an 'abstract sense, cannot : properly be named as a diviiimi),.consists in the delineation of animal Or vegetable life, in its utmost eitent, either in actions purely human, or in the beauties'of landscape; the second roue prises historical representation, which is 'but - a obey c reluti,, : n of I' A et.3 that have occurred, and constitute a part autumn the 'events of . littnian so y. The power of giving these a " local habi tation and a . namer is the' boundary of this de pat'tmeirt ; with ttre`fortner men are pleased as in dividuals, with the :latter they are delighted as members of society. The third class elevateS it-' self in a superior degree above the historic, as it selects and combines the most interesting parts of the other two; it comprises - dramatic and epic painting The dramatic iiriginated with RA. rumm, the finest spec:noel) of which ii'his pitture:- ot Paid announciog his (itul from the height of the Areopagus. Entlinsiasui and delight Constitute the' siihjecf ; simplicity'elittrarterises the speaker with sublimity, kis action invigorates hint Wirt! energy, situation' gives hitii ciiiiimand over the" - whole, in a evord, he appears; the organ of ns , u , • p the acerlor Power. The bystanders, apparently -• cidental produce Of .place and' time, are. selected' with .admirable'gdaiis Alley seem to repeat in' ' or lower tones tlie doettine. The epic is the loftiest species of human inven tion, it astonishes while it itistrtictS ; it belongs exclusively to HOMER, • I i. HIDIAS ! ANG him it is a sphere situated between /leaven and earth ; it causes (gods to become inen—i-trtett it elevates to Gods. ()Ile, and piiitaps the principal one, of the pl. try substitines fur the'64lYle sphere of invention, is that inferior sort of allegory culled embletn.-- Mr.' s ut. 1, in a spirited manner, here pointed oka 'Elie s oudertul el eats of allegory, when. , reetvd : by geniu3„ otifl 11$ t)XtigilStlllg appearatteei 1 degenerated into mere einbletn. Lountientati% upon the hitter, - lie observed,. that Dr. - ..tougsoir, remarking the impropriety of p...rso.iifying the, virtues, vices, .iii;C:iitlvAbeeS,, that it a child who hail been accitittinied tOtaillat Let, were.shown a figure of Justice with. scales pending tram her it ,vvolitil certainly:pronounce her to he a Owl ry wontaw..tvith steel-yarils. it ,is not the 5 Cil S attached to the representation of Jiimietr, , it i 3 not the fallen coital - ins to that or Viirtittitle; it is not u group of children to Omit of Chailtr'ittit to' the YCSlllfCtiVe CIIIWUIS to any sue i.l the CAT* ifiiiai riitues that' the picture to ten itioant nieuniag, lint it is the expression -and character alone in' figure itself that makes tile.spectatursetisi , L tie U s f whot it aims to exprqs without verbal trution. The PiOtesikii• theft referred' ti) 'carious admirable 'sfiechnens of alleknry, ittpl particularly dwelt upon it figure of Night, in the tottib , of one of the MELitcl, 01.111Cti.trst. Atioet.o, tits subject of Which Wotdd be equally perceptible were St totally deprived of its symbols, the - hour-glass, owl, pripplet, ete. Frmu this subject the attention of the Professor WaS consequently directed to the personification of are -OEITY and ()or v i the propriety of which the p ro li ss a 'doubted' mu uch ; however; die dis ois,ion of that woi . riot 'here his prikince. Of All:NGs has Said, that the C)ireit•inn Of his countenance shotild be a combination Of Jupiter and an Apollo but still ticis composition would he tor trout being perfect,' never softened to , ... , ards mankind, Cttntsr WAS the foun tain-hcad of sympathy. liefore he oncludcd. admirable disconrsol, the professor OK; red' a few , jtlICIOUS:110.1 acute remarks ti.,:it Painting; the • enormous extent to which it is carrled at present be very touch condi:Witted. Portriiit Painting., said be, in 'funnier tilei,,,Vvris confined to the; highest classei Of society, Prinees!and Heroei Weft iii j t ets but by the extension of commerce; a sit.: p v ifi ll ity of richet'hat been introduced, which the various classes of society (betv.eett whom lit fOrmer tithes there existed it great'dis. pinity), have become more equalised, luxinies have gradually crept in, and thefolly of Portrait Painting hat extended sea far, that it a man bit goinea in Ins pocket, he squanders it for the pun. pose Of seeing soma oincure ;natant of ins fa, may in a picture--a picture, if so it may ell, is Composed of ,meridanbt or red and white, Mud which is of 116 interest ts his•lt tito moneyeve fo r to any one ilie but him who expend s . 4114 Motrientai y gratification. Mr.'owattr was in the Chair'during the course of this Lecture. - Mr. FtiSSLI it as repeatedly cheered hy ills numerous onditori.: • . CURIOUS]TRIAL. COURT OF ArrAunlviENTs; GiiitinirAt.s., Feb. 1.. v. wkittis. Thirwas - an , actionsut r a.brOught'tp'reCover the sutra. of 91. ss. p. amount 4 a'tlebt, incur red 1.1 the defendant for board and lodging. This case occupied the 'attention of the Court a consi. derahle time, acid front the tirciiiirstairee of the de. - Ceiniant being a Quiikt , i., and plead iug his own cause, the utmost nierritnent was excitcd,soauttelt soasfre ilutthtly to call Mr the 'acquisition of the Bench, wlin, nutwitlistandink, could not itself refrain froin' occasikthally indulging in the mirth which so ludi- . craws a scene Created'. The &Aiwa, a respectable, loOk ink; titm!an ,th lioted,ttrat the detead lit with se:. ver al other geOeifien, had hoarded and lodged in l i er. house. Alt 41theSe, except the defendant, haft proved to -:- he - ag-recaul e pei. , :inti in their conduct but tie Ita4heen::Co nsi ant iy ewriplaini givirrei) !tog, - MIA tehddritig every tbin sa g Unpleant in ;~ ~; :r house. The antonnt wllich he petit roi ills 1 3.10 ,1 , ood.lodiing was 4s. 6A par diem ; that is is. for bte.altfas.t, ; Is. Ott. for diluter, and Is. for test This charge - he_ had suffered to accumulate until it allitOttilteti to 91. :15s. .74‘1. when :detittettnl 1 0•- 6d. for an article which had heen- . -briikett 0 propetty, the stun now sought to br,rePover a ' , . . cc! remained doe to the plaintiff'. 'MIS [he deten e dant had uniformly refased to pAy, itP" t I I L grintruis that 'not :being conftortable '.:ste-lie!eelit" wish upon several occasions, lielfatf.letc the,hanetl. iti Si . pet, acid instead of paying Aliekiiidtaifffor that which She hut prepat . ed fur , im. a !bed ettemP t ' e s d not only to doduct; -the Ind,- to charge a like snoi for hit'. accommodation out of'. and thui - attempting to impose 'a -tlethand•of 95 ', from the . p,laintiffi when be himself was hound ; 0, PLY' 'li ' 6 ' l . : A . The defendant, who, during the -deposition e , this witness, Wits table, ttlrbing over his brief . with untleseiibithie t sotelituity, no!'. ... ~, rose, and.-,continencell a cross.examination t,t aro' 'Tie attitude ist which he • placed !Info! self, ,his gestures and toile and the ire cleat , questions he. put to tile. witsteha,.!lrew ItOvou voluntary' bursts of laughter from the Court. • Pray; Simian), did I not board - and lodge in' your boater's! Yet. Do vim terateffber me mid some other tient leafref ;iliiining of the want Of a fire in the parlour, and heiog ,to Ineakfist in thelachen ?-Yes, I Uelit•ve you itidiireakto l dare once, fur the want of Ceattoettich tico:nit , rd 0 ' 11141.4 remedied in a few days. 'On your oath, Mil I ,wt hiesikriftt . there several times ?.;•••No. Di* '1 hot thiraten to.hare the. house dare gal putt did, yhtl were generally itioagereA,bl6. -That may be ysiuropiniou, - Madata, 'r a w * will prove that %rat UM. at att dlsagereable, oar tantalite ing so. Do yaii'reisteruliee the being obliged tutu 'for 11 4 1 u" porter i ce -\u. You swear that ?=Yes. • ''''' ' r U -The defendant now address e d the " • Omni - at ' cons ider:iv. , length, detailing. to an affected slid ritfiratory, aryl of stl,wkiug •Vatiety; the - miseriet'friThitt with:rot `iit i r: both "of the necessity• be war .under of 6: i e . :: fluently leaving hit, lodging, and providing •bir mea M ls; . 1 7," comfort elsriebere hie rewiring at length to qui! thee ° altogether, and hually,•-4is anxiety ttr retnnve from' 'kis tiff , ' • • railer the " statie 7 of bent it,frirl.ihfreeable" Pl "' 4 ; Coact '4l4lle,citxwastancts he•ebittetidtitt r tWO not boo", ilitinuad of" tt* plaintiff: • .H.e• .crilledtac OP" towing a itiWsates;: • • • Theurai William' Lord, boarded iend todged with Mrs. t‘ ll '. -Nevewietadinhered breakfasting irk the liitchen,f -- r o '"` 77'. tier. the 4ant era firein the parlouri.•;.llefethes. ho nseftt settifynce of aquarrel with theithrinti ff , but she was no nnoef Unttivittnativ, tiian to another, or the lodgers. • " erioranslr Jones.- , .Yens bearded) sod fudged with itiv*." — ,e_ • Walltilr-_,-Yes.-Do you rem em b er Wag obliged to break in the kitchen ?..N.v, neve.r.-What, do y ou linow you . au your oath, dis,'You 47 never t-4. dew.-:Was tb. re ecti* want of ire ?-e-There will, but it. was itilledied. -.00 Y l ' tuembee Mrs. Wall and Mr. Lord disputing .YI I I i Sir, most an . aimptessaaat lodger ff-Yes, a - vary uol"" one itccoartsa--$ l -Staiff I talicthat down? " • - ef ' Delo:dant-You are a very unpleasant r witness, and 4 unwilling also to speak 'the truth.--I think not, as har e d.the truth of Tau; kali beard you .were a very disaffec''''..a, fellow and 1 found it so, the house never being dista ib i 7 beferseryou carne-to it bat, will •-you swear. that I 'l ° l,, sent for my own beer ?-I Kill you may Pfour -- ,,. Praacis Slang' recollected the pliintilt seal ifvfenifaid tio4rf, relline-itelleved the former 'swatted tar uot,W racintier plelptiff throwing " several spoonfuls but VI! at but beard her call . hiui many " out ot 3 any names." The defendant now insisted, thirellis 'character helot a • 4 ' 1441°0 # u d r r e d "4 14011 4Aik-diAi4greeablr person, he fu ofs eaff'teitutsieSlo defend it. ' ' IlLculfbium•abat is all that is necessary; ae are not till inxflout' character, we as, trying whrtlier you Our the pl , ki",. ." tiff aio , utattey,-attil what liarO ustaul paying her 4t. 01 • - clap fr.; •your board and lodging, fun sh o uld cloii ge haps. Why did' out quit the house ultOgenter •when tii it 7 411 ,Taislid fault t h at you have said, ur proved tif-Ortf: aMomits to nat hrOg. • Ilefenestat,-4 hat is with tba Joe/,,asp-4,4ard c. bus pus I ii dinged by placing roe'character in a proper view? , TO Cotiiisel for the plaintiff ( Mr. 1101:1.10414 has hoffijectiel 4 itEcuttnfift—Thentet us bear your evidente. John Criske. Do /au know me ?-Yes. Did You natio/ that 1 you . . could live twenty year* together . without ?--1 n e ver remember to bare efi i but it is poilaiiM Wight. you swear you never said so 1.-Yes, fur 1 ",; not sufficient upportnnity to know y o ur temper sceindlt hut a few Whines each day. My wife, however;titought Yu" an exceedingly disagrcable fellow Defemlunt-Wit fleas, 'ynti May go down.' • That evidetlege Gentlemen of the Jury is fo s .• a s I UtVg 4.1 little C Ut was u. favourite with the iadieil"' Mr, BenizoteN fur the plaintiff, nowinatle alew hamonr°l observations in reply, and the Iticoeuen having suldrefor the Jury, the latter itstatitit fabbd.a . Wriliitr for tl,e plaint' ?f 9(s Ss. lid. it , The itfecilitiste I bbs'*iCil, • that he bad wtreer?,' evens witnessed ad greifelt mockery of proceeding,' " 4 I /MC afitlpteti hpibe defendant, who tloubt less that.the (4min ; wotdd be w 4 * fil'ALfg h t(! lie in ytepyw •11 ieh hard itufelleil 1)0 In appear the advocate" of 'Ws imam Lordship only lamented the .waste of time t 0 which, the C ourt had been subjected. . - • ‘t . lten the verdict •.% as pronounced, the defen i l . , slant ' !oohed twist ittcattiefilly' arinind an 11 papers, briat,- &c. intlignanti/ sv4lolFe,w from tine twcnurt,, follo w ed. by 'gavial' peNons tifn ouglt tile HA. RI'EUROLUGICAL-3OURNAL. 1 . • i'llefitlopletex• , 1 4 , wesitv, . I i t t 7 !!'i 4 4 Do •,", 174 k 1-ir4 lti.i, 4 r i 27 39 SO 43 30 49.40 ` l 3f) 4 Z9 30 34 V 4 .4U ' DO. t i n ''' . .7 19 1. 7 1'3 7 : 3 0 3 3 la .: I 3 .: 2 112 °' 6 6 : ti ° . I ' 9 4) . ' Cloudy l ) D •. . 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