The Sun. — London, England, 1816-10-11 00:00:00

►'~~! Or ) 4141103 j NumBER, 7516.] V* ICHA It DSON ; GOODLUCK, and CO. have JE.Ybo . , the satisfaction of presenting their friends nod the Vet t& with another proof of the osual success attendant on purclizers at their fortunate Offices, where they sold in the Zattery just finished, NV. 8.04 R, a Prize of in,natV.Consols, in 1¢ Shares. 11,79.1,• 2,266, I,Bi-t, 31,479, 3,867, 4;038, 1,908, ' NICT-TATlDsng t (3001M.CICK, and Co. the ContractOrs,teg Unve to re tarn thanks 'to their friends and the public for their numerous favours iii the Last ljottrryi and take the li. berty of rtcommending to their attention the New State Lottery of only 9.000 Tickets containing three Grand Capital Prizes of ectsmoi. with a full proportion of smaller Capitals, in stock and money, all to be Drawn in One Day, the Jlst of It'll MONTH. • SCHEME. 3•• of • . L. 20,000 3 pet' rent. COll5. L. 60,010 a 2 OM data • 6,000 3 ... . 1,000 dittos , 3,000 is fr- • 110 , Aloticy ' 1,500' . f !la 40 ditto . . )1,241 ...-.......... ........- . oc 6,6,64 T 'Sf icket'. kand Holley L. 80,910. 7 7 NO Ss - VIA/MC are on Sala at the Offices n It f', GoODLUCK, and Co. Curnhill and Char GLOBE INSIMANCi:, PALL-MALL ANDCOIiiCHILL. FltE, LIFE,. AND ANNUITIES. ALL I ) ,TNims, who,el,l , tir:vitces with this Corn pally become'llne at Michaelmas next, are repiested to *Ai Notice, that ileceipts for the itettew,a4 thereof are now rattily for delivery at the Company's Offices, No. ti, pan- Walt, and - No. tornbill; atul to the hands of, their respec t, .1s Aveott in thy Conntry....losnranees due at 'Michaelmas 13 ,, W be 1ta;11 on or hefo,ethe ktfi day ufOctohei, wheti the r. i.tt days a l liwe.l ff.r the Itenewat thertd wilt v‘pire• "ntt .titNEll.ll, -11A1.1 , -Irt3AltlN 119.71'1NG of PRO PRIETOtti, wilt be beld at the Coinpany'!l (Mice in Corn bill, on, l'iltntstaY, tile :Atli of Ociober, at One o'o9o Precisely- By Order of the Bowl, JOHN CtiAItLES DENHAM, Secretary. London, i;ept. 91, • 11614: ACSIJILINCE COStliANi", Ludgate-101, Londun F.xiiiaTlg'e,Eduiburgb; a n d West- tnereland-street bublin. PIitE:OrFICE".—CAPI'LiI, ONE MILLION'. A SSITHANC4S against Loss or Damage by, Fire riff eted upon every Descriptton of Property within Cie rnited Kingrforit, dpon 'terms as betietWal t. the As sured as those a any nth Office. Losses nre ualtimuly paid by this Curapnaly with the utracist spirit of liberality and yin - m . 194i rush' . _ _ Nice Oven,. that Receipts for the Renewal of which exprre at Michaelmas, are now rawly for Dalivery at tils aistwe-mantioned,Ottices, and with the re arY•ctice .Ageita u 1 the Company thrOughout the United Policia% of .kssurance, which eXpire at the above Period, shoot& ha ersotwed Nrit It ia , Fift4en Days thereafter, or they licaenn• void. LIFE: OPFICE..-CAPITAL ONE mir.uox: Assurances . erfected upon Lives and on Survivorship.—An. militias ;tante and purchast4.-444ovemtats for 'Cialatitn, tc. A isteprietors of this Office have undertaLen all Respoa tibial-, and have stipulated for a. guarantee of One 18tillion Sterling, as an arnt4e security for all their .Engagements. The Profits: arising out of this Branch of itusiness, after a moderate beduction, for Guarantee and Expence of Manage ment, are divide,. :unougst the Assured, inroportinn to the Sunta resseetivrly 24.5...0 reit; upon which Principle numerous are the instances of Ten, IVAnty, and Thirty per cent., in addition to the Aaiuntit of Life Policies, being paid; and Cases have occurred (when. the Duration of Life has been enrtaidrrpbly prolonged), where the p4tnent his been more *ban chiable the Sinn assured. No Entrance Monty, Admission Fee, of other Official Clasp, .exacted. WILLIAM:BURY, Secretary. MUSA NDS °ILA DI ES and GENT MENt . . JR. have a good Head of Hair by using PRINCE's.RUSSLV till. only: hut' WOW Ladies being persuaded tts use other Oils, soon found the difference, as they have coloured or changed theirbair to different shades; and has begun to fall off. 'ln short, Pi itiCei Russia Oil is the WhDiesomesuand.hest Oil toe preser‘iug and proinoyug - thi rhowth of Hair, of Ladies,' 'Gentlemen, and Children ; if.used eututautiy not a hair. vitl fall off turn grey a, it Makes weak and *hurt- hair grew thick and long. fientleisien who are bald, or hare lost part so their hair, and the least sign of roots of hair remaining, by mil* Prince's Kassala CAL regular for a shoritiure, will be hire to hare it restored. Gentlemen who wea l. powder ought to use it instead of pomatum. It is the best for Childreies 'hatr, its it cleans their heads from scurf ? -&e. aucl`keeps the head and hair perfectly clean. clod what makes Prince's' kassia OA, more valuahle, it is, so healthy and such a strengthener to the head, that wuoever uses it fur their heir wilt not Le liable to catch' the plague, -levers,. or 1111:4' other iiifecrious diseases; our he afflicted. with bead-aches, widdinesi, melanch o ly m a d nes s, or ap;:plexy. Prevtaits suit 4eu deaths, which ars daily occurring, all. proceeding ,trims ; he head, .Isl f , doubt many will think it imltuts:ible 1 . 4 - an Oil used to the hair to possess such virtue, but thee, are simple articles, witewtried, that are found of great Lanefi r t to atankintt I fur example; lg t XII ar:cient Medi sui publications, Aromatic Oil, such' as Pfince's Russia Oil, is particularly reetottarentlet to he used for the hair, as it is very Whole Some. The'Arteients lived nia yl)earS longer than the present generation, ant: bad tine hakr. Wirt • cid nut turn grey *veer to an advanced age. tio tare as the 6th of flu tilt, sal the Morning Chronicle, and several other principal Papers in Loudon, ntentiott of p arson s living from iOO to VUO yeors and upw a rds, roust probably throUgh using proper oils fur the hair. . . . See the Nfedical Act of Parliaistent, you Will find Prittc'sßus- ant Oil is so wholesome, winch is the reason that it mast not be sold witliuut. having a British Govermnent Medical Stamp. iliertfoic !Airs and Gentlemen, in thh or any at bercuun shoul:t use Prince's Bassin Oil,' as through the aromatic ingredients with which it is prepared, when . used for the hair, it pt v rents eatcliin Ivies infectious di • will preserve the letir M.- k and health, awl be the means of their living 'pars longer thait the present generatian du. Ladies and Gentlemen wearing false hair, after a short tine ustraring, becoMes dry and harsh, and is easily diScovereil tu 1440; lint by using Prince's Russia Oil for drirising it, it keelns its soft and natural appearance. Also persons who wear !alo e ;fair arti genektly sickly, if they have the least exercise, mud in. `eau ns weather they feel overcome,' heavy, levirish, Lia,d are olten confined with illness ;..the reasott.ii, false bait imakes tit. head weals, as no one knoWs Whit subject the hair tansies, fr4llll ; bat Prince's Russia: Oil is so wilalesaine . and 14 " a 4;ro)lttbtorr to the howl, that by rubbing the head 'with it at Hight, or before the-false hair is pat tin, it will pre taPt littlY ill effects.. lust - those, who' use it constantly fur dressing the hair, have no occasion to use it sitherwise. 11 " , ;ed 94th nitfisre the . Lord Mayor of I,..onatin, that ~ itasiia Oil is the original -mid only genuine in the siniverse z 111( 47 4 0e ,if 'Ty Perfumer', Medicine liesuler,' Nair-elresser, o r any „sitio„ else, sell Russia Oil that is Or then are impostors, as they sell countarbrita to their eustonieri. . . tle particular ti) ash for Prince's Inissia Oil, at 4s. t4i WWI bottle, or it bottle, coptrrining , the qiiantity of near tire 114;411, at 11$. is a saving offi7s. or as thrsra 114. Ironies for 61. :told vAolisale, irlail, anti fair ixiiintation, by the sole Proprietor, Wince, 9, John-street, Oxfotti-ritrcgt ..—()l3sertg; ihe'nutuber6 run irregular in Jolin.street, Prince's house is tacit door to a einielimaket's.—`told also by Szqt and Nti, 04%, l'i-rf(4l,,rs to his 114131 , 4 yr Nieoi I ?" .tiri %' Perfumer to- her Majet,ty, TiCtlbtalle"Strvet . ; 41-1 " uy- A Pertitair.rs naiad Medicine Ver.tlers. C.1.t4V10N.-01i4erve (4 Prince" on the *cove!, trod 2n.tbe . rent t h at,•borti e ..— w w w w clot genuine. lie ma ""e ars several 11atip , arr-b66 cout:teritits. , . • - ; `4l . 4''' . • I,t • FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11 , 1816. ARMY , CONTRACTS. Commissary in Chiefs Office, Great George 'street, London,. Sept 26 1816. . , V OTICE is hereby given to all Persons de "4- sirous'ot Contracting to Supply I3Eltilt and MUTTON o , !ii.c,VAJESTY's LAND FORCES iu Cantonioenti, Quar :err; arid BAli•acksiin the under-mentioned Counties : ESSEX,. 111 i DDLESEX, NORFOLK, WILTS. , ~, That the Deliveries are to commence on and fur the 25th day of Noveniber.next; that Propoials, in writing, sealed up and marbeiL" Tender for Army Supplies," will be •received at this ()thee on or before Friday, the 25th day of October (but none will be received after Twelve o'Clock 04) that day) and, if sent by Post, the postage must be paid. Propos* must be made' separately • fur each- County; And caeli Proposal must hare the Letter which is iiti neiced to the Tender properly filled up, by two Persons of knewn 'propelly encaging to become hound with the Party tendering in the amount stated in the printed Particulars for the due performance of th, Contract; and no Proposals will he'notieed .utiles, made on a printed Tender, and the prices expre , ,sed in words at length; and should it so happen tha during the continuance of the Contract no Troops should I* • stdtUitie4 Pr supplietl in,t he County, ti Expenes of the Con rat:t and liOnd, paid in the first instance lay.the Contractor, shall he: ramified to hint. of the Contracts max be bad•upon application nt this (Mice, bc.t..vcen the Imura'tit4tere'n and Fire. PlLlSPoi‘si,l4.. obtained ajust cele- I. trig , in the private'ctiee of the Proptietor,, Mr. DIXON, Apothecary ; and from their great sticeess in nytAyob st inate Bilious Viso: ders,oat numerous Patients of distinction, patticolarly the Duke of Bildfard, the Dowager Lady , Say and , tele,. the 'Viscountess Balkeley, &c. &c. he was persuaded to o:b•rithem It:. the Public", under the sanction of their Names. They are found to be tut incomparable Remedy for in digestion, atm restoring the tone of the Stomach. They rensove habitual and temporary Costiveness; Sick I . lead- Aches, and !lean-Dom, whether arising front the acrimony the, redundant Ink, intemitorate diet, or drinking to ex ev% and wilt lie, found a tuost valuable Medicine to be. re mitteel tri union every Itidispositionvccasioned by a di,ordered ittate'of the Stomach and Bowels. . . _ bald at Messts. Butler and Son's, N 0.4, Cheapside, Lon B - don, in oxes at es. Rd.; es.; and 123.; and also . by th e pfineipal Bookseller, and Mrdicine Vendtrs in e wry Town. • ESS ESUI: a. DROPS. N his Majesty's Navy theii v Limps have for Z. near 100 years past maintained 11,6 r character as a spe cific for the Scurvy," Gravel, Dropsy, Strangitary, Weakness and Obstructions in the Urinary Passage, and General Debi lity; but particularly for their absolute ant: speedy (-Ore of the Venereal Disease. WESSEI.i's JESUIT DROPS' and SPECIFIC REMEDY are the only safe and expe.litious e, and are su innocent in their nature, as to require • or. no restraint. The great Object to be - attended to is,' that Patients and Purchasers should be careful in having the trite oaf gennine Preparation, as the unsafe, .unsanctioned, and dangerous Counterfeits attempted to he foisted on the Public by alma.; lute falsehoods are so numerous that the Proprietors request every Purchaser to ask - for WeisePs Jesuits Drops, and unless they have the following words on the stamp, they are gross impositions on the Public ; " Joseph Wessels, fig, St. Paul's Church-yard," which his Majesty's Commissitmers have• or dered to be engraved on every stamp. All others are Coun terfeits. Merchants, Captains, and Venders, supplied on libetr.l Urn+, ,;Price Q. 9t1.,-116.—Itild lb. per bottle. ,M 114,40 .by &sager, Oxfoi.d.street; ,Ward, Aoppa tctv and Tutt, Royal gullange. ToTHE ADMIRPtS OF tiI;ONSY MOOTS. im ,g rtitperior qualities of ‘VARREN'S JAPAN 44" 41 : 11 D BLACKING, hors incluceti several hat umt 1 1,0 4.(Pc40 soli fpo Huns Compositions under the abors time, to- detect which, observe none are genuine unless . . A VALUATILF. DISCOVERY tort cHL,J)REN To ctrr THEIR MILK TEETH WITH EASE. THE General Practice of giving . Children Corals, or other hard subetances, to bite en, has been the means of Thousands of. Children dying or suffering tor - Ante. Medical Men allow .that from the age of two months Children's gouts are full of Teeth, although . not ; therefore, it is requisite to keep the gums as soft. and moist , as possible.. If Parents knew how hurtful Coral or othei hard substance is to their Children's gums, they would not let them have it ; as when Children bite upon a lard sub stance it hardens the sum, presses the Milk Teeth down, prevents them coming through, and is often the cause of Children suffering while teething ; hut NUNCE's Pitt- PARED LEATHER eiien to the Child to suck freqnently, instead of a Coral, will soften the gums, and the Teeth will shoot through easily.. Even Medical Gentlemen approve .of it. Also PRINCE': SYRUP : when the Child's - gums are in pain, by rubbing thou with it, it ucts. like a charm, as it immediately relieves the pain. Children are. in general afflicted, while teething, with a wind and pain in the stomach ; but by mixing one tea , glmon- IA of Prince's Syrup with two spoons/nil of water, and giving ittlie Child to drink, ur inixinK frequently a spoonliti in the Chilli% food, .it will be found of great benefit, and preferaillv to other remedy... As there ai . o.spurious kinds selling, be particular to ask for Prince's Syrup." Observe, Prince is on the cover and Neal of each bottle, at 2s. 911: the bottle. The Prepared Lea ther is sealed up, with each &utile. Said, wholesale, 'retail, and for•exportation, by the sole Proprietor, Pritice, Dentist, No. 9, John -street, Oxfol d• street. Observe, as the numbers run irregular in Jolin.street, Prince's bousc.is next door to Sold also by Bacon, 150, Oxford-street; Weston, Q 29. Strand ; Barclay, 95; Fleet-mar Petr Butler, 4, Qbeateside ; Davison, 59, Flect-street;Bigge, 03, Glieapside ' • Wilton, 'nal, Royal E xc h ange ; and by post principal Medicine Verulrs. It is,so prepared as to keep in all climates. Merchants, Captains, and Country Shopkeepers, will rtreive liberal BOOKS' published during the last Seltsaii, by BAUMAN, CRADOCK,' and TOY, 47, Patentoner• row ; sold also by WI ILI AM 4ILACKIVOQD, Edinburgh ; au.a JOI-IN CU*. rinblltt. DICTIONA.RY OF SYNONIMES. FNGLISH SYNONlMES'expinined in Alpha hetical Order ; with copious Illipitrations and Exam ples drawn .frow the best Writers. - By George Crabb, cif Magdalen-Hall, (Word. In a very Urge Volatile, Svo. pike ii.ls._ _ _ " lt is to be wished that some such Work as the Ahh4 Gi rard's Synonhues Frangoises werr undertaken fur our tongue. Nothing would cunttibute Inure to precise and elegant writ- Lect. ~/~„~ is signed on the Label. was Ladies will also Anti by the use of t his Blacking to their half-hoots and. walking ihoes, they will experienee'a lustre equal to tht highest Japan Varnish, which preserve* the Leathet sort, - renders it waters-proof, and will not soil the clothes. Sold, wllnfOutle, by 11,01Elt" lane, and. r!'fail at llinniuglnin i , ny„Wood 1 iigivi4,„ Rountbivaite tipti p 144 , Sluldun ii'A 4d, IV ildioose .. cletati: . 4. l r.yleF i p ! , - 191 t, 1? iti)l f ili . 146'ili, , .nclitt t ---r.:-.+4-, 'lomat t ---,-----, l'urilier S*ilitsea Jenkins Orictol, I"enlatcy Ludlow ! 1 1 / 4 .1, 4 1 1 lir; 11W it: I: , Holm e . 3 Cli•itteilharn, Smith •And in tvery Tou.n in the} tad, and ts„od each, . N, 11. Ntli for M r WARREN, 14, St. Martiu's- Scarboro', Marshal „French Glasgow, Osborne - Baxter - Owefl Oxford, Cuter Hull, Mhos, Edinburgh, Ritchie Dover, Coleman Weymouth, !lot vey SoutbornOton, Budd --, Hainan Abet deco, Forsythe Cant I ey CI slain Its ingdoei t in Stolle Bottles, 6tl. ren's lUacking. MATIUMON • pbyr ~,„, • • br, of every 'link ply ntioration to the shrine ur %Veillock; ,taut, where the Constitution has been tainted be disease, Or debilitated by a certain habit, contracted at ;in tinily age, a renovation of stahility previous to entering that state is indispensablyseerdisiteto revive the slumbering sparlss Grille, and to reanimate the system. For no disorders have contributed more essentially .to destroy Hymeneal happiness than those which are. the eimsequences of mignardod pleasure. It was this, consideration winch in ilurt.,i lA,esst, CURRIE and Co. Surgeons of eminence and high iirrifelsional attainments, M em bers of the Royal Col , ligps of London and rlinburet, to pressint to the Public tile result of thirty years experience in the Cure of Venereal COmPluints, and .those Debilities and Defieitticies' which nit unfrosnently prevent or inibitter the matrimonial state. lii tbfi i varmits . ttradations,, from recent infection to confirmed Luei, their treatment commands very. often i speedy, and always a radical ('tree.. In dubitnts cases, their lung and Well arranged experietncegivjs them a'prOmptitutte of decision that Secures the Patient from being niercurialized out of his ex istence, or lioviug his constitution ituderntined,.and, the vi tal principle destroyed by a latuntif,lint insifhans di/IE4W, 01 a bTind,and fatal cortddente in shalloW Plea /Okra. in Nor. rani Diseases, Vascular Relaxation „anti 4tenY of the Or gan, *riling from excessive indul gence, insalubrions cli mates, or solitary sensuality, their practice gives new life and tact* , to the system, even in eases which are verging on de spair. StriCturet and (Abet derangements of the Urethra, they remove in a 1014 and effectual manner. Slight and re cent Cities of Venereal infection are eared in the short period of two clays. Tiitil Vcthale Sex it will he.'consolatory 'to' ligortitat they may bemired of - these Debilities wiiiciv defeat eii , ptitih.„ and sip Ilf,t - fointdation of connubial felicity, .111“terl watt „ate candOar, delicacy, and 4100144 c se.: ''ax ic " . -.t 11Teslo- , . Crime and tot 'may be cons tiltid ever . " day s et psi! huito, 107, Fitt: th Ili ret rrion...—Letteri f roost!) a Country, ettiqrnintiteiy the case, tends of living, and enclosin Is og fitttaitce niv rlifeicv and Medicines, will'he triatet with, fituti la iia at tL.at to u ....; No. Id 7, iiritttostViteth lONIAN ISLES, MEMOIRS of .the lONIAN ISLANDS, considered in a ctuninerei4l, political, and niilitaty paint of view; in which their Advantages of Position are described, as well as their rrktions with the Greek' Continent: including the Life and Character of Ali Pa‘lia, the present, Ruler of Greece; toge ther with a comparatire . Display of the Ancient.and Modern Geography of the Epirus ' Thessaly, Morea,. Part of Macedo. By Gen. Guill aume de Vaudeneour. Translated front the original incdited MS. by William Walton, Esq. In taro. with a large Sheet Map, price Its. *** The .111ap which accompanies the Wink coinprives the Seven Iclands,,Sentb Albania, part of Macedonia, the Epi sus' M Th‘ssaly, Livonia, and th e orea: it is entirely new, and filled with Details which hare nut hitherto met the pub lic e7e. POPULATION AND PRODUCTION. The PRINCIPLES of POPULATION Atli( PRODUCTION, as they are affected by the Progioss of Society; with a View to Moral and Political COnSeTICIICeS. By John Weyland, jun:X.ILS. Stro. 14s. botirds. SCHLEGEL'S trertmEs. A co tritsr of LF.crtirtit§ on DRAIIATIC ART and LITERATUnt ; translated .from the original German •91 A. W. • Sebleget by Jobn I3lucl, Esq. In is ruls. too. H. 4a. t ' ' The pro %'o rk contains a critical and historical Ac- count of the antient anil modern Drania.—The Clftek; the Latin, the Italian, the' rrencli, the Spanish, andthe,German, The vi e w which , the AutAor hat taken of the Stand4rd Pro ductions, Whether Tragic or Comic, in different Lan. guuKes,. if;,:in funeral, in - genii-16s and just, and his specula. tire Reasonings on the ,Ptineiples nf Taste are often at factory as they are profound."—Eilinb. RevoFeb. IE6. 1 - IUTTONYS MEMOIRS OF HINISELP. P.A.S.N. including , a partieillar Areonitt.4 the. Riots at Birmingham in 1;91. - 1.4) who, subjoined the History of his Family, written self, and publisherl'hy his daughter, Catharine Rattan. In One Whittle, tiro. with a Portrait, prise 12s. • CHEMISTRY. ELEMENTS of PitACTICAL CHENTIS'ITY; by Wm. Henry, M.tl. T.R.S. The 7th Edition; greatly enlarged and illostrated with iglus Plates engraved by LOWTie. In 2 vols. elm. price 11.81. DR, SPURZHEIM'S LECTURES. The PHYSIQGNOMICAL nf Drs. GALL and SKJ112.111.:111 . f reinnde:d on an Anatontic4l and I'lly‘inlogical Examination of the Nervous System hi ,General, and of the Bmit• in 'Particular ; and indiontin. , the Dispositions and manifestation* Of the Mind I by .1. ( ilSpursheim• M. D. au royal octavo, price 11. 10s. with 19 Copper-plittts) the tio Edition, with-Additions. HARMONIES OF NATURE. HARMOI•MIN of NATURE ; by J. IL. IL De St, Pierre, Antlior of Studies of Nature, Nal and'Virginia, &c. trans intoilrotn the. French by W. Melton, A.M. In 3 vole. two. price li. tt;s. with a Portrait of the Aothor.—Also, the Orici gloat Palo Edition of the saint, "%York, in 3 yule. price 11..165. BOTANY. A SYSTEM orPTITSICII.OOI - CAL ftOTANYt by the Rev, P. Keith, F.L.S. Vicar of Bethersden, Kent, and . Parpetual Cutate of Karr, Yorkshire. In vols. .8v0..11. fis. boards, with plates hy Sowerby. * 'rliewArli consists of four books, atisink out of a very natural . disition of the subject. The first book treats of the external stroctitie of plants. The second book , treattt of kliP internal structure, or anatomy of -pkatts. The third book treatv of the cooNtituent primiplei of plants. And the fourth book contains an explication .6t he phenomena of regotable life and death. TFIKRUMAN SPE(ES. CURSORY ItEMARICS on the Motill arid Physical History of . the' HOMAN KPECIES,., and its. Connections with stir rounding..Ageucy; by L.'S. Boyne. In %gyn. price 10s. Gd. boards. . k • .. COAL. MINF,S. A TREATTSP; 'n the COAL MINES of SIURHA4 NOILTHUMIikItLAND, with Inferruation. relative to the St rafiticatkais Abe two Counties; nod. co Istaio Avcoa lit of the Elkston , Ouch fisi-darup which have oourrid therein_ for last twenty years; their -co Uses an,t the means propOted fur their- remedy, sand fur the ginerat provesiaeura- fit theinirting argon, by new methods, of resiti latiao;B46.vbr4, U. H. Holmes, Et+ .A.S. Tis ire, l os.,6EL boards, with illustrative plates. THE WEATHER. RESEARCHES ehhint ATHOS' PHEttfC ,PHENOSIFINIA. ; by Thomas Forster, The Set.P ll4 . l 4 4 . l itiOni:giliallY " 4 " large& In B.TO. price IN. dd. s e e This Editiort contains a Series of Nates, illttstr4tivo O flowkilre' Nottietuilature (If the Cloodi and other At.. alotpherle:Phofth* e rt a . The want of snob a Noooefoolators has ren d red 24 1 4 teeeriptions of:Atmofiphrritt 001b 4044 31ter,,, 41 ! m 4 114;144 or hlistintt. it i s b o n e d therefoleslbat wig' it" 1100 to lq drift' y,) general I for 'ObsertfirS'tbill fount extrecosli ad rettrophste to the PlitattrAnd ZnivOct, [Pnrci SEVP,NT tl4iCr,• L ue. u, it. FT hi B [MGR Sr PI% the account* pubh9hed in the list of the Borgenhali rtrid othtF Newspapers concerning tie stay here of Prince Blucher, t he luitn.wil'ig pa: tictil i's or this period, ever dear to our memory, iltsvrve to be noticed Forty•three years ago he lived Isere several years as a recruit tng officer in flu: service of tswe. den ; and later, in the years I 806.n0d 1807, uheri he WAS here as, a prisoner of %tar on 'mole, ho formtd connexions with most o Our etl families. He had endeared himself au. mud, to. its, that our ,regards ever followed exploits with the greatest interest during the last earn , . pips : and as we oftentimes heard that he was, deeply concerned about the late .of Hatnburgh, and repeatedly'spoke..of it was hut natural that hisatvkal belt should cause o.e pettiest joy. ' nfl.oneSt all the Cfrses, and thus he received here more heart,ly than - any one b.!fore loin). • The Proprietor 01 the Biinenhall, Mr •VOn Ifss trim, had hirb to stop hi e,.tablislonenr, which ogee, he accepted, unit took postir. tun of, the veil super first floor dirrw a ii i , the eleven dayi 'Of his stay here. Several times he appeared on the Exchange, Mier(' he toil with ma , y old ac quaintances, It t not to be deseiihed h o w ~}! e delighted all these, people with his' amiable min• tiers, and every one a...as astonithed at his extra. ordinary memory, as lie reminded them of thiop ‘vhich happened long tigo. Two of his oldest acqtriirirances, we re the widows of the celebrated Nut borKl9pqtyck, and of the merchant Silleiu ; and his interview -;;.iih them presented a most interesting scene.. L. * ! o l)^ stock put before him a bottle of Toltay wine, with the following w4rds My deceased cOusort re ceived* this bottle of wine as a present )5 years hi:Tomlin; death, and said,. we will keep it for any particularly, happy occasion. Lie is 00, and I have been a widow 14 years, uod have hid no 'motive till now to omit! ,; but to-day, toy Prince, I feel myself so highly gratified by prin. V1:111. that 1 cannot help entreating. you to tlri , lt Ili it." The Prince, deeply ntoYed,,tlrank of this wine to her health. It has been observed, that, the Prince every time when passing the grave, of Klop,tock, Ottensen, pot car his hat, and 'thus evill( T d us well his recollection of friendship asilis fOler“tiCtli for sciences, ' When going to breakfast with the...family4 111 r. Von liastrup at the villa of tk latter in Ep pendot he alga phi a visit to the consort of one our. senator„ Westphalen, born Von Meet), and known by her poetical talents. He kft this lady with assurances of !di greatest respect and relief ration. At the splendid dinner given to him by the Prussian Minister, Count Grote, his Execlhncy greatly praist:d the inhabitants of our city, and , said Ile had lived amongst them already 40 years in the moot agreeykre tu Inner : the Prince hereon replied, " Oh ! cArta illy, that is very credible; for myself quid live tuungt them for four hundred year.. " , Ut our •Cli,•6?siOr.4 : Llif , Prince wig particularly, delighted with the view of the \Austin') of Nathral. History, belonging. to Mr—Roding, and promised to send him from Beilin any article worthy to be jiiirred to. his rare collect ,on Ton Hamburgh citizens, of whom 'Mr. Von an t urip was the speaker, applied to the Prince for permission. to form a club, to totpurettiorattt the memorable period of. his Highness'. presences here, and to promote the virtues by which till* amiable hero is so eminently tAstingnislied. The Prince nut only agreed tn this demand, but even Accepted the rtefluenteliip of. tht . club, to be tailed by !ill uanA, And nominated his uncle, the tipper•ptesidint, .lilitcher at Altoike, as Vice. president. W).)cli signtig the document of this doh, the 4'sioce; c .buse the seal, mid added . with his own hood the following motto Amity, CuncOrd, and German Patriotism." 'lb,: Adititmit of the Prince Count, Nustitz 'has lihervise pot down h;s name As a inr!liber of this club This club will form itself immediately, and choose Sectetary, a seal-kerTer, and ,a ,treasurer. livery day in ,reference to his Highness will be marlitid by any act of benevolence. After the departure of the nince the following adieu, written by his own hand, and inclosed in an.elegant time by the proprietor of the Oursea. hall, was affixed to nue of the pillars of this estas blishinent :—("ro the kind remembritoce of the Ge,ntlethen who fregilent ,the BorfienOil halt by recoattuentisitimetf-44. L. Bitteher." The necessaries of life are very Blear at Valen ciennes ; meat, founielly sold at 10 stds a politidi7 has now risen to 1 I?titter, formerly at 10, is now at 30 sok brea4,ol sills a pound ; the suck of potatites which ,m,t;rYti.)_ he had for 5 francs, is with difficulty to, he Autrehased for 10, anti all other articles are in the ,same exorbitant propor tine, The garrison in general are •healthy, though there are three Canals close tom- the ttiwn,- pod the whether daily wet anti cold : not iess fr bowerer, than'3oo men are at present • jostle bntr racks, 'attacked witli rations kinds of oplititaltuic complaints, Catrrtorr soAtlorr toNott,4l4T *",rt.titstt's.-!-I‘tary of.Eotott, inVotkshire, left her ittfaut to, the care of au old woman, the termer being u k a ft s ) t , r i t t al i l , I tl o tta tt t i t l i c t s );, m kt ha I t ; v f o r ol e t t _ (. 1% 4 ' 1? k t wan gave it : live drop's (as site said) of the cure of opium i thew ; coosNiteice wit 4, it did rib t awaken any morci 4dt died in eonvidsiong 20 lionrs alter, Solprthing cf the same kind 4es reclißOTltußeacd