The Sun. — London, England, 1819-12-16 00:00:00

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No regard will be had to gnsi Tender in which the Price Anil not be inserted in word 4 at length, or that .kitatt!rot be de litrered to the Board before We' o'Cloch. on Site :said clay, the 24th In.itant, nor unfess the Person win wakes the Denjer, or Mile Person' on hilliehalf; atteuts . , to answer, when called far. • rICTC.I I !, 1"; ‘7G. OFFICE, t)ec.3, 1419. I,' HE for'VICTUALLT3.I6 .7111.IESTY do hereby R. ire Naive, Mat oh Tuesday, the 2&tk Instant, they will be reaay to receive renders it 4 writing (acute(' up), and treat for the supply lon separate ('ontracts) of all such quantities of SEA PRO VISIONS 0/01 It UM a; may be tlentanfleyl for the Servke of hi•s 3lajcattr's • Shivs and Vessels at Greenock, for Twelve Ca • &mar months . 1 . 1 GM the 3th of January next; t♦ be judd by Lsills, payahle, withcut Interest, Sixty Day:f . oiler (fate,' The Conditions of the Contracts may be seex a : .the Se erttary's Office: at tip's Office; or by applying to the Collector tf his Majesty's Customs at Greenoes% N o regard will Le had to any Tender in which the Price shm not be inserted in words at length, or Mal shall not be deli t'i'red to the Board before One o'Clock on the said Toes 'IRY; I/u ? 42811 i lostaut ; nfn• unless the Person who manes l'euder, or some Person on his behalf, attends, to answer vilest called for. Each TUnder must also be accompanied bn a Letter signed IY,twq responsiAle Persons, engaging to become bona with the Party tendering, in the penal Sw#i of 5901. for Ilse ;Inc per forniance of each of the Contracts. PICTUALLING-OFFICF, Dec. 14, IglD. z E .rfl ' COMM LC'SIONEItSfor vicru.4l,LlNG His iiiIJESTY'S .V 1)"Y do hereby gine N o ti ce , that on Friday, the 7th of January next, they will be ready to receiverenders in writhig (seulqd up), and treat Jr; Ike supp , y (on separate Contracts) of all such quantities 'of PRESH BEEF and RUM as may be required for the use of his Majesty% Ships and Vessels at the Ports under-men tioned, viz.:— Liverpool Dublin F ' resh flcef. Londonderry and Liinglis,% J <Liverpool Jr 6 tltc opu,ve of Twelve Calendar Mouths. The Conditions of the Contracts may he seen at the &Ifs t4r/Av Offir, at this Dfiee; or by ripplqing to the Collectors 91 his 3 lajestq's Ca.s.tcnes at Lirerpool and Londonderry, ant( to the Secretary to the PGstinaeer-General at Mediu, "e 3 pectierly. • No reran! will be hod to any Tender in which the Price 4 ' 4 a1l not he inserted in frords at length, or that she & 'Sot b e .lel;ecred io . the Board btfore 'One o'Cloch on thi. sai# • P riday, the 7th of Jantiary neat; fraress the Person " 1 0 tnakes the Tinder, or some Person: on /ii behalf, at• te rnt's, to answer when called Ar. Zack Trailer. must al:o be accompanied by a Letter signed 4 .9 two responsible Persinix,engaging Si. become bound with 14 Party lade, ing, in the Penal Sung of 5004 for the due Pe r Of .eackof Contracts. By W. MOUNTAIN and Co. SARACEN 1 S HEAD INN, SNOW-HILL, LONDON. THE following pos . T-coAcH ES, MAIL COACHES, ac, set out from the above Inn BROMPTON, Chatham, Rochester, and Gravesend New Tinst.Coach, every Afternoon at Half-past Four. Fare, in side, ins outside-Gs. FA [MOUTH, Penryn, Truro, Bodmin, Liskeard, Ply mouth Duch . , Plymouth, Totness, Newton Bushell, Exeter, Weymouth, Dorchester, Dartmouth, and Salisbury, new Poo Coach, every morning at. Seven ; t htough Honiton, Axminster, Brid port, Blandford, Basingstoke, and Bagshot, arrives at Plymouth the next evei.ing at halt-past Eight. SOUTHAMPTON, Lymington, Winchester, Andover, and Basingstoke New Four Inside Coach at half-past Seven o'clock in the Mornina, arrives at the Dolphin Inn, Sonthampton, by half-past Five o'clock.—This is a must delightful Con veyance ,to the Isle of IVight, Havre de Grace, •Jetsey, Guernsey, St. Makes, Cherburgh, &c. BATH and BRISTOL Flying Post-Coaches, through Chip penham, Caine, and Marlhorofigh,..every Afternoon; arrive at Mr. May's, ,the Greyhound Inn, bath, and the Loudon- Tavern, Thunias-street, and `• he Swann, Bristol, next Morn g.—Coaches to Wells, BriAlgewater„Taunton, Exeter, and Piynionth. • the UM:TitE, a Nev LIVEIWOOL Light Coach, only one Night on the Road, carrying Four Insides anti. Four Out sides, sets out every- Day, thtough Du, staple, Woburn, Lathbnry, Northampton, i.Velford ; Lutterworth ' Hinckley, At herstone, Lichfield, Stone, Rugely, Newcastle, lin uts ford, Warrington am! Preston. SliitEWSl`,UltY, Wellington, and Shitinal t POst-Coach, every Evening at Five o'cloch.—Guarckd. WEYMO Dorchester, Blandford , Salisbury, Andover, end Basingstoke, new Post Coach, every Afternoon. The Weymouth Packets to Guernsey; Jersey, Cherburg, St. Ma loe's, &c. LEEDS new light Coach, called The Rockingham, sets out every Morning, at Eight o'Clock ; carries Four Insides only, and goes remarkable easy, with a Guard throughout. Passes through Stamford, Newark, Retfin d, Doncaster, and Ferry, bridge, to the Golden Lion, Leeds, 'mit morning. Not withstanding the uncommon Expedition of this Coach, it i allowed to be the most agree Ale and complete Public Con veyance on the North Road, being unequalled by any other. GLASGOW, laingtown, Gretna-green, Annan, Dumfries, Brownhill, Thornhill, Sanquhar-Kiln, Canmock, Kingsweil; and all Parts of Scotland, a Post Coach (daily). YORK, - Scarborough, Whitby, Shields, Sunderland ; New castle, and Edinburgh, New Four Inside Coach, with a Guard throughout; sets out every Morning by way of Newark, Ret ford, Tadcaster, Darlington, Northallertim, Durham; Mtn peth, and Berwick. Passengers finding themselves fatigued on the journey, may rest what tine t Icy please, and then prceeed on without any additional Farr. MARLBOROUGH and Swindon, new four-inside Coach, through Aldboorn, Reading, Lamb:mini, Parton, Lyilingtor, Pewsey, Wootton Basset, Ramsbury. Jluugerford, and New hare; every ;`,loroiiig. BkIDGENORTH &Walral Post Coach, every evening. BOSTON, Spalding, Pete: borough, Stilton, and Hunting don, Royal Mail Coach, every Evening to Spilsby, Louth, Grimsby, and Hull. CARLISLE, Penrith, and Whitehaven, Four Inside Post-' Coach, and a Goad all the way, passes 'through Brough, Appleby, Greta-bridge, Richmond, Ca tteriek, Boroughbridge, Wytheiby, Aberrord, Doncaster, and Grantham. Sets out every Morning, and performs the journey with great facility. Passengers detained on the Road by business or pleasure, have the peculiar advantage of their Seats being se cured in the next Coach. KENDAL, Lancaster, Preston, Kirbv-Lonsdale, „Bolton - , Citorley, tusivirk, and Garstan& I'ost Coat:ties, every After noon. LlVETlPOQL,Warrington,...Knutsford, Stoue, Stafford, and Litchfieli, Post • Coach, The Defiance, evei y Evening to-the Saracen's Head Inn, Date-street, Liverpool.---Guard etlthrougliont. WA K FIELD Post-Coach, every Morning. 'CHESTER, Newpoit, tVhitchurch, Tarporley, Nantwich, Northwich, and Middiewich Post-Coach, every Evening. SUNDERLAND,--,itockton, and Yitrin Coach, every Mornins.r, to the George Inn, Sunderland. :MANCHESTER, Winslow, Congleton, Newcastle, .1 - alsall And WO verhanVotr, Post-Coitch; every Afternoon. Guarded. SHEFFIELD and RotherliaurPost-Coach, called the Itoelf io,:diam, every Morning-. • BIILMINCiHAM Poit Coach, Guarded, sets out every Afternoon, and reaches Birmingham next day at Noon.— Passes 'by Warwick, LealtinlTtori, and Daventry, to the Sa racen's lead, Bull-street, Birmingham. HULL, Northcave, Bowden, Thorn, and Doncaster, Post Coach, every Morning at half-past Six, to the truss Keys, Market-place, Hull. • DOVER, Deal, Margate, Sandwich. namsgate,Canterbury, Feversham, Chatham, Rochester, and Stroud, Post-Coaches, Morning, Noon, and Night. • HERTFORD, • Ware, Hoidesdon, and Cheshitut Coach, very Morning.. 'I OTTENH AM and Edmonton Coaches (daily), at El tven , Halt-past 'IV., Five, anti' Eight o'Cioak. MOUNTAIN and Cu. respectfully acquaint their Friends and the Public, that they will not be accountable for ally Parcels, Passeinka's Luggage, Writings, Plate, & t y. f or more than rive Pounds Value, if lost, stolen, or damaged,.uu less eatcred as such, and the Insurance paid for accordingly, at the Sat accu's Bead Ina, I, London. M C‘IN E. 4t.T.IS7IPER ESSENCE OF PEPPERMINT, BY HEATH. HIS ESSENCE is a safe, effectinil, and idea ., sant Remedy in Flatnlencies, Gouty, and Choli c y Pains 'II the Stomach and Bowels, Indigestion, Hysterics, Nausea P'teudant on Pr e gna nc y, R e la xa ti o n an d L ass it u d e ar i s i ng " 1 11 Atinospberic Heat, IVaist of Appetite, Injuries from tclemerrt Weather, and in the pasmodie A trectitn o f th e orna e l i and Bowels, so comon to Infants—adapting the thl , e to the urgency of the cas m e. As a Fainily N!edicine, or °1 the Army or Nary, it will be found a valuable aegni titin„. ESSENCE of PEPPERMINT is so well known ns a valuable ira mil, Medicine, that the principal object of this Advertise rti!nt is t o guar d P urc h asers aga i nst t h e numerous Counter . ti lts whi c h are prepare d b y Druggists, &c. The only Cau v" J. P. Heath can give, is to see that J..P. HEATII, Not ,:ngbarn, is engraved on the Governm e nt St am p. P r i ce 2s. Id. ..„Snld by E. Edwar.ls gerit to eat), GU, S Paul's j and J. Sonyih, Borid-stre fl tt, hLondon.t. BY TILE KING'S ROYAL PATENT. GODBOLD'S - VEGETABLE BALSAM. F OR TOUGHS, COLD ASTHMAS, & CONSUMPTIONS. TUE above Medicine hag been the astonish mlm ed, me un nt equalle of alld agines, for its efficaworld— after ,, cy in those cres per the Pllsical the first :,edical abilities had abatidoned the Patient as pat all hopes ..r,,cov er y. 'Oe. long list of the First N u bility that pat r o n i se d th e . i ., t ‘'ETABLE BALSAM, such as no other Medicine has I; tf r been h o n o ur e d k eith, are s t rong proofs of its superior %,,, le4 eY, which has been p dat a consultation of etni -41;4' rbysicians, to be a sure Remedy, taken in an early - ge of the Complaint. Messrs. CODBOLD have, at the q u est of man y English Families in Franc.. established an gent at N, 10, Rue Duphot, near 110 T suilleries, Paris, t he Sale of the Vegetable Balsam, whvic it may be had in 16,,r1S nuine state. Medi c i ne i s st rong ly recommen d e d b y th e N o bili ty to • ili t . a 'ept in till ramifies, and ttsed by every individual at this .111,,in st of , th. year, as it was 'lever know, to fail, it take:: nn 45 1 St :11.;t. of the Cilnplaint— and 'even it) tbe last stage a 141' 1 ' "lielit lobe Made, wkiieh Las often succeeded- beyond Lutt'kPectation. To be bad at the Proprietors, No. 3, Bloonis- A i,, 7 Nytiate, Wholesale add Retail—where attendance is en every Day, and all Orders sent to any part of the l A !'"?.Y carefully packed.- Sold by all respectable Venders I\mn and .Country. o'CL<,ch• .day, n°l lsi 1101'15 1 a sent'' 3uard irl tigiStrilte9 , and Ifni ;ISON ilidergol le to Clic,' la intro • t 0 0 ert.roie d ived, told ity would d e aottg 4 I practice re a tivatt' CARO' . KNIOO I. anic 100 tragedlo f.ScHTO a t thig oge thert 1 actisig tat di'• lo lit:1 8 t drawl ) but hit mewbat )earance leruine • Reg2 l i 4P ►erit ict (1. Ye t should tietuanti r. aracter Mr. C. cons!' aitti 0 1° ninetice C (!..)11C faesse!, ions. Tra , HS iC it !I' tectiong , ruttgli r e it for yes ali'l se WI in,. of 0 s; Of Poor, probe )ectiO4 pur' eciyiO4 s bee° pro" I ' ,Lir" overu• lot 3 Er' 11l 0 14 t ihr-0 railge" ,r IDS (4 , s MAY y t i(jo o A 1110. :11►i1(i~) t opic ( ' ofiti 11l 6 d ; / por," (20i►►' tall.' )ear I ' ls perio r !re 10 Iwo oi, )rolitio c oon . " S wag 1 " II lb° use gtf Sat o f t1)B : ` • ed 1) f Li4er" lid Pr. d ;I;ter 3 g l4 ' • ElicP' „ of cto rs in 31tbi .• (;r ee ,;, 31 :1 '74 • ` . 1 ,- , :',.: i iii-.. %,/,;,,.; . . Fi - '‘'l -- T - 4 7- ~-; .-..' -• . . '• e - L; . . i .x.1 1- J • . : .: • - -' l , : 4 i's" , - .-= -2 41 . ••fc - 7 - Ir - yi f4F-,-,---,-. . . 0... , k_ ... a L g i s z LlA_ ~ . ~./ 4 • . L.. , , ,, N , `' -N., ..:,:•,':' 414, , S , S . ~... .1, 4 ..." 0 ••• s , . ~...• ' - aiptA4kks ~ . ~/,. -.. ~--- ,-,-- ."1.- -G-4.- . _ THURSDAY, DECEMBER Pi, 1819. THE LoTrEtCY. • TO THE PUBLIC.. 13M11 has once snore Ilse most avAn7 It ' part of hisAlotylo.perform, s'i'r.. that I,f thanking his best Friends and Patrons, the Public, ftr the very 4Listin guisheil Patronage bestowed oti his Offices in the late Lot tery; anal whilst be enngratulates them on obtaining Sev en Capital Prizes (tile proeuce of two of which are yet tindeter • mined) he respectfully solicits their attention to the NEW LOTTERY of 10,000 Ttcriets, containing Four Prizes of 20,0001. Moues , and Coasuls, to be all drawn in Two Days, commencing Itie'xt Month, 12th of 'JANUARY, • On which Day Vie TWO First Prizes will each receive fw•enty Thousand Pounds. Tichtts and-Shares are selling at 111;:1icOtiices, 4, Corn bill, and 9, Cliarint-crossi and by 'his Ag•ents in the *Cot - entry, must of whom sold Shares of the Capitals. Schenies Bank, India, Sunth-Sea, 5 per Cents, 4 per Cent. Con stils, Reducrd, India-Boni:lc, Exchequer Iti;l's, and aft kinds of Goverunient Securities, bougt.•t and sold by Com • \ t 4-- The Prices of Stock.; are affixed, boorty, againit 131till's Mice, in C(1'111..11 1 by which the Puti cistt *tee the fluctuations. • 7 and J. SIVE Wit 113 LIT relwrifnily on o . oounce that they HAVE t:ONTR ACTED WITH , GOVERNM4NT for the NEW YEAR'S Larl'EßY, to be 'cliawn ill Two Days,. 12th of JANUARY, and 29th of JA NUARY, IS2O. FOUR of 20,000! and no Prize less than 161. • SCHEME. 2 .... of .... ,020,000 Money are £.10,000 2 .... of .... 20,00t1 Consols 2 .... of .... 500 Consols ' l,OOO 200 Money 100 . Money 10 .... of .... . 51 Money 38 .... of ..... 20 : Gd. Money 760 151 s 19W, .... of .... 16 Money - • . 5000 Ti ckets eatk Day. /,:, 114,070. 195 TWO W First-drawn Prizes TENTH-Drawn Prize above 201. Os. U.... 20,0001. In each Class. TICKETS and SHARES are Selling at J. and J. SIVE WRIGHTS' Fortunate Offices, 37, CORNHILL I 11, HOLBORN; 38, HAYMARKET; 141, OXFORD-STREET. Who Shared and Sold in the Lottery just ended, No. 1,656, a Prize of 40,0001. also SIX other CAPITALS, and N 0.3,710, a Prize of 86,0001. in the preceding Lottery. PUBLICATIONS. Just niblio,(l, In one vol. sv,p. with ',Tare s , I BITERS o:n PA LES VINE, tof ALAI a TOUR. through GALILEE nth] JI.JOA:A ; wittt some A. , Tonnt “1 the DEAD SEA, and of the present state of .1 E ILUSALEM. By - TLIOS. It. JOLLII*E, A r 'Printt!d fur Tavioock-sfreet, Co'rent-graen; Of whom May lie had, Plyiedo, a Di:.logite on the Itnulortality of the Son}, trans lated trinn the Greek of Plato. By the Sadie. A new Edition. USEFUL TO ALA, - TRADESMEN IN TOWN AND COUNTRY. This Day was published, In 1 Vol. Sco. at3 e t large pa;es, pride iCfs. 6d. bba'res, THE LONDON TRADESMAN : a FAtilitinr Treatise nn She I:rationale of Trade and Contintree. pow carried on in the Metropolis. Shelving, first, The jitq. Principles and rietit Penctice of Trade, a it.is_puritie.d; by the most intelli:.eett person:in every departtneot tit:Tr:Me ; in the 'course of %Otte!) hest interests are ContOdered and eolorced. Second, The iii.ilpr4ettees •.f the nnprincipletli part of the communit,, whureit, the remedy or antidote it) every case is pointed tn,t, with Cautions and 4ir.ekaotions for avoiding ;lie same. Aiso pt Aixotcy Business, of Pan nerships, of the Mercantile Style of Writing; &c. The whole illustrated by Facts. By several Tradesmen. London 7: Printed for Simpkin and Marshall, Stationers' court ; and sold by all Booksellers. RSHALL'S CHEAP POCKET BOOKS fur 1820, just pnblilied, rive only Eighteen-pence, contain Six Select Views, List. of Members of Parliament, &c. The Extra-hound Edition, with gilt edges, is. ROYAL COBURG POCKET CAI3INET, with Eleven fine Copperplate Engravings, Views, &c. Portraits of the Duke and Duchess of Kent, interesting Memoirs of their Royal Highnesses, &c. elegantly humid, with gilt edges, 6d. MARSHALL'S LA DIES FASHIONABLE REPOSITORY, with au elegant Engraving of Ladies Dresses, and Nine Pic turesque Views, &c. elegantly bound, with gill edges, 23.64. MARSHALL'S COMMERCIAL POCKET BOOK, con taining a Correct Likeness. of Alderman Waitlimaii, Lists of Both Houses of Parliament, the Baronets of England, Great Officers of State, Public Offices, Hours of Attendance, &c. elegantly bound, with gilt edges, es. 6d. MARSHALL'S HISTORICAL and CHRONOLOGICAL POCKET ALM ANACK, with a highly-finished Engraving, representing the ceremony of ratifying the Bill of Rights by fling William and Queen . Mary, with an interesting Account of the same ; a fine Likeness of Sir Is.iac Newton, and Eight original Engravings, with every requisite for a complete Ca lendar, &c., elegantly bound, with gilt edges, 4s. 6d. Published and Sold by W. Marshall, I, Middle Row, Hol born; Sold by Chapel, WI, Royal Exchange ; Lane and Bil ling, 60 and 74, St.Taill's Church-yard ; Fulmer, 8, Londoit road Borough; Harford, 32, Whitechapel-road ; Hopkins, Bishopsga•e-strvet; and by all Booksellers in Town and Country. .W MARSHALL 'has on Sale all the Pocket Books and Aboarracks, Regent, Souvenir, Repositories, &c. A Variety sent to choose front any part of Ahe Town, by addressing, to 1, Middle-row, adjoining Marshall's Genuine T ea Establish. meta-, appointed Agea by the London Genuine Tea Com pany, fur the sale of their unadulterated Teas. Tin. His tory of the Tea Plant, from the sowing- of Ihe seed to its package for the European Market. with 12 fine Engravings; price ls. 6d. sold at I, Holborn Bars. MR. SHERIFF PARKINS. BOW•STRE6T.—Some time since, Mr, Slieliti PARKINS was robbed by a servant, whom he pur sned io vations parts of England. Seorktol, and Leland ; in the latter part of the United Kingdom he was at length taken, rind having brought him to England, was tried and convicted of the felony at the Old littiky Sessions. During Mr. Sheriff P,Lrkins's pursuit of the otr:nder in Ireland, he felt himself dissatisfied wi.h the assistance lie re ceived from certain persons in that cnunrry,p :rticu larly in tbecountyof Dow n,alid was indneedito write and publish a letter in an Irish newspaper, in whiCh he charged Alex. Stewart, Esq. a Magistrate of that enmity, wilh a dereliction of duty, in not suffi ciently assisting him in his pursuit of the robber, and in which also was contained libellous mat ter against Mr. Stewart, in his Magisterial ca pacity. This was published in the month of November, 1818. Mr. Stewart thought it right, in justification of his conduct and character, to prefer a bill of indictment for a libel upon hil character, before the Grand July at the last Assizes for the county of Down ; it was found a true bill in August last, and a copy of it teas sent over to England, signed by the proper Authorities. The Gentlenien who brought it England, being in haste to return to Ireland, at tended before Mr. Justice Bailey, and having matte an affidavit as to the signatures of the Authorities, and the truth of its contents, his Lordship signed it, authorising the execution of it in England, and to apprehend the party charged. The conducting of the proceedings for the prosecution was entrusted to Mr. Evans, Attorney, of Hatton-garden, who applied to Col. Brereton, AS a Magistrate for the county of Middlesex, to back the warrant upon she signittire of the Judge.' 'flue warrant was then entrusted to Sal.non, the officer, to appre hend-the Sheriff; with instructions to be as le nient as possible in the execution of his duty, out of respect to the high 4)friee of Shetld', which 1J r. ' Parkins fills. The office!, as well as Lavender, who also held the warrant, slimed every weak of respect ; and several dllferent times were appoint ed for the Sheriff' s appearance at Bow-street Office, to give . bail to answer the charge, which were not Observe,t till yesterday, when the Sheriff cattle and cave hail for his appearance at the next Assizes for the county of Dunn, to take his A packet ot f orged flank of England Notes, ad. mirably executed, Was found a few days ago by some boys at Liverpool, concealed among some blick rubbish iii that town. They are all dated 181,9, and signed NEBonAm. %V. TiloMPSoti, ogrd 25, guard of the York fli4htlyer coach, was found dead in Iris h.ll, in Fetter•lane, o n Friday morning the deceamcd was a man of prodigious appetite; a few tii 4 lit.4 before be ale GO oyst ets , an d he was so fat he could hardly walk. DHEADFI'L SUICIDE.—On Tuesday sennight, Mr. TimmAs WAISFIFILD. of LlitriOvii Green, , rear Newcastle, Hfter trans'acting business in the usual tnAnner, rettirned to his parlour a'rol blew ont his bi - „ins with a pistol. He died instatt• ly, leaving a wife and several children. Family differences were the cause of the 'lmhof:holy catastrophe. ,tt SEVE/sTPENCE. PROVINCIAIAOVRNALS: TO THE EDITOR 01: THE 'YORKSHIRE GAZETTE. Stit-:-;-As every occurrence which tends to prove the firmness and unshaken loyalty of the people iti times 'so pregnant with danger, must he inte resting to ti'e Reader's of yourJourna!, ii gi yes me great pleasure to commnoicate to you,-a Acetic, of which I 'ivas an eye-witness; on Tuesday the 23d ult. in this vicinity. Colonel Wilson, the Proprietor b( the Ntisli of Sneston, in'addition to many ('f other good acts and examples, too:h. the 'oppotlitnity, at his adjourned-Coun t/eel and Court-Baron for that Manor, to addres his tenants to tie following effect 1' . GENTLEMEN—Whikt you are tovther, tL think it my duty 'to give you my sentirnews and advice f , O the iitobject of the present times. I re-• Lret most truly, to see so many of our Country men forgetting the .I.lly - they owe in tLeir 'Maker, their King, and to themselves as Ettil!titmetr, in joining their misguided heads in groups of Jertnem. whin, which must ultimately buys( (it nut cjieck cd) to their otvn total destruction anti their Coun try's ruin. I hope there are no such subjects amongst yon if there are any, Irt time teeommend to them, a change . of system, and to turn their . _ attention to religion aud industry. There is plenty of work in the Parish of Sneaton for all its well disVosed Inhabitants, and to such, it will at all times afford me the greatest pleasure to study their welfare but on the contraiy, it is . my determination (with your assistance) to crush, to the utmost of my power and meal's, any misguid ed rabble that may shew its head in this quarter. I shall thericall upon you, nut as Teuants, but as 'Englishmen and Loyal Subjects, which I hope you all are." This Address, delivered. with great energy and feeling, acted as a shock of electricity on - the minds of the tenantry, who appeared to be a fine hardy race of men, and actuated by the genuine feelings Ofg Englishmen. They requested me to de liver their sentiments on the subject of his Address, whist was reduced to writing, and unanimously signed by all the Parishioners, declaring their utter abhorrence of the dangerous doctrines of tne. present times, and their (h:terminati on and readiness to give every assistance in their power, under his guidance, for the purpose of resisting all attempts which might. he ,nude in that quarter I a y of our misguided Countrymen, for the sake of cat ying their diabolical plans into execution. • This Declaration was hollowed up by three hearty British Cheers, in which many of the most respectable inhabitants of the vicinity, who icere present for the purpose of accompanying Colonel Wilson in the perambulation of the boundaries of his estate, most cordially joined. am, Sir, YOurs, very faithfully, AN INHALIITANI: OF WHITBY. (From the Maidstone Journal ) EDITOR--Coi►flder►t as I am, that the main hotly of Kentish Men are not deficient in their attachment to the Constitution of our Coun try. as established in Church and State, I . am surprised, that at this moment, when all the %e'en-intentioned and peaceable part of the com munity, are rallying round the Throne, and pre senting at the feet of their Prince., Addresses, ex pressive of their determination to uphold the Go vernment and support the Laws, this Count y should be almost the only one which has not joined its public expressions of Loyalty. Surely, Mr. Editor, no want of real gond feelings can be the reason of this backwardnesS on our parts ; it must, I. imagine solely proceed from a confidence thar the principles of this Loyal County have never b een doubt e d, and that, therefore, no further assurances are oemsary for the preservation of ifs established character.. Be this as it May, in limes like the present, we must opeidy thew ourselves to be, what we really are, enemir a to *edition, and haters of bl►+spltemy. Let a meet ing be called for the purpose of making known our sentiments, and in a short time the signatures to a declaration of tl►ew would rival its numbers any other County in England. Thousands I ant sore would instantly flock from all parts to redeem Keut front unmetited censure.—l am Sir, Yonr very obetlieto Qes vain, A FREEHOLDER. ANOTHER COMET.—M. BLEMPAIN, Director of the lloyal Observatory at Marseilles, discovered, on the 2811) Novembtr, 4 li. 57 in. in the morni4, a Comet,' in the convellation of the Viepin.— This Comer, absolutely invisible to the simple view,' presented the appearance of a whitish cloud, vg...ry weak' light, and sensibly circum scribed, though very badly terminated. 1:s angular diameter appe*red to be from six to seven minutes. The beginning of a nneiens was with flinch ditfia4tlty distinguished; very small and very hOt nt) tail. The following are tne po sitions, taken from'its Itorary angle and trout its dreiivation ' given by the demi-circles of the parni lectical machine. The 291 h, at ten minutes past sixA. M. real idle, tight ascension .183 deg.-7 Min. declination 3 deg. nor: h. The 30th, at 45 mintites past live, A. M., right ascensi?to• 184 deg. 1 min., declination 1 deg. north. The 2tl of Decenther at six titinlitcs past eve, A. M. right ascension 185 deg.l ruin , declination 2 deg. 3 min. north. A considerable quantity of cannon has heert la~ely depobi!ed in Dover Casile.:collecicd i root various pasts, at►ct on Tuesday an oreer :vas to drop tl►e bridge at t!►e lietV entrance nt the C►+ctle in future at nine o'clock in the evening.-- (Kentish Gazette.)