The Sun. — London, England, 1816-06-13 00:00:00

• “Ira , 1 Aeo „ - . , S.4*. • ,ic 3 • . 0 . . • • ' ci " A • 4,4„ ; • #: 7; 01 ti • '‘ J ,h ; • ' \ 42 \tt„-.L 0.1 - ...-~, (.:7 letymtEit 7416 .1 nrailtY•l/ANE. Trims PRESENT EVENING, June 13, 1816, ii their Majesties' Servants will perform EVERY M.IN IN WS HUMOUR: Kitely, llv. Kvitt. • wilt! TOY SPOUSE AND I. 'll/;.A Ot)l'.lL, covENT-t , .AIDEN. I'ithsi,',NT,LvENlN(4, June 13, 1816, will he performed E JEALOUS' WIFE. Mr. Oakley, 51r, Yuen;; Mrs. Oakley', Mks O'Neill. wt.tit A CHIP OF THE OLD BLOCK. Plates far the Itoxeg to he taken of Air. Brandon, at the ilatt.street, from Ten till Font. Vroin the very ;materials and extra .rdinary Inquiries after the plothir surprising Equestrian tiariequitiade of tile Itic-;I mrr . :l,CiLli RAU F.lt! the Matiageis Brent it their , ditty to eiiiw•ly with the general wish al the Patrons of the Amphitheinre, by re-producing it this Evening, for • the'fourth toile the Season. AOYA I. AM PkircH FRE ' AS'rIoEY'S,VE•iTNIINS'EEK ., 111:IDGE. Voder the Patron:l4e of their Itoyal Higintegses the PRINCE Ilt“leNT and 1)i , IV, of V•tr li. 4 "mills 1 1 11.1.;•+EN I TI-ItiItSDAY, and two ft,l- It iow n. Evenings, the popular I.aiiie•trian ilarlequinado of lAu I! Hill METTLE') ICICEit: introilaeing a real Horse Lave ;yid real Fox Cluter.--1-101LstiNIANSI by Mr. Ma.. teen ; Clown's Aet,by EXEH.- hy II Diay..lo Antonii. A C•orme song, by Mr: t'o enr.elwie with the new interotifig Nlclo-Dritmatla MtiltNo( ; or, The F.tal Glen: Place: for the 'loxes to be taken of Mr. Kitilitch, at the Theatre, limo Ten til Four.—Semiti-price at tlallintst Bight o'clock. • i.questrian Tuition as usual t inquire at the Theatre. • NM. WEST'S PICI'UR6 OF CHRIST REJECTED. MANY Ladies mid Gentlemen attninipt the thousands who have li , een this PICTURE (which is *till in EXHIBITION) having expressed a wish to be farmed when it was Mr. WEST's intention of .publishatag PRINT - front it, I am authorized respectfully to acquaint them and the Public in general, that a DRAWING is now finished prepaftory to that Objein; and placed in the. Room with the ORIGTIC A I, PAINTING, at FM PALL-MALL. for their inspection; where subscriptions are' received, and printed •particulati may be had • . • By Order. ctIARLES SMART, Secretary. 125, Pall-Midi, May 11, Ism.. N.B. The EXHIBITION npensus usual, , from Ten till Firs. ROYAL EXtHANGE - 41SSURANCE OFFICE: May st, ISIS. ti El. COURT of DI It. ECTORS of t he LOYA L E CHANOR ASSURANCE do hereby give Notice, that their TRANSFER HOOKS will Or shut from Thursday, the 13th of June next, to Tuesday, the 9th of following I and that a GENERAL LOIIICT of the said CORPORATION 'will he holden at their. , Office, on. tVedneiday, the i9th of June lit xt, at Eleven O'clock in the Forenoon, to consi►fcr of a DIVIDEND. SAMUEL YENNING, Jun. Secretary. N.B. Attendance is given daily at the'said-Olices, and at their (Mies in Pall Mall, for the A.ssuranee of ittiildings, Gauds,.Mereliandize, and Ships,. in Harbour, ii► Dock, or while building, from Loss or' Damage by Fire.; and also for the Assurance of, and. granting Annuities on, Lives. Lift - ma, ONLY 6,000 TICKET-,- . -ALL IN ONE DAY, With Prizes of L.. 20,000, L.a,uon, &C. T Guvrramelit tor the • Smuttier Lottery, 4.f only 6,4.06. l'ickets,• fully tint lei ' paling a continuance of that extraordidary a .ccesi winch has for such a lenKtheneti period atiodod his Offices; begs to call the Public Attention to the Advantages Of the Scheme o which be is happy to find • ~already met. with unich.approhation. The Lottery will he all in - awl in One - flay (:14 , 11 and contain Prizes of lu,noul., to,(K)01., 3,t)001 ,&c —4he First-drawn 'Picket above otki. must. h at least it ,WOl. and may he sO,OOOl. • • In the Lottery which has Just finished, T. 111'M !Lid the great satisfaction of Oirid.ng aliongst Ithise wit.. t o loured him with their Commands, nearly all the great in . chiding One of Tt. Irt y ~ ,4111t1 PO1111115; 011 C of Six Thou sand Pound's, and -011 e. t!lvr Capitals. Tickets and Simi , . 4rllitig :.y r. I`4ll, Contrtctor, at his Offices, 4, Cotni I, and 9, Charing and by his different Agents I broil:, Ankt the United King4l w. NRILVOIN COMPLAINTS. Dr. FOTH N ERGILLYS CORDIAL DRO, il\'l !11 , een knot. It tltirittu Unit triitory for their efficacy in ever) , description of Nervous Disor ders, and their various atteeti,is, as lowness or s i nrits, Head-aches, -Loss of Appetite, Indigestion, Spasms, Hyp,- cliondriacistn, Weakness, Langnisr, , lrregularity of Habit, Frightfal Dreams, Anxiety of Mind, .Diontess of Sight, Fainting Fits, Wastings of Flesh, and for every kind of De bilityme Retaxatiing whether hereslitail, or ~ecasiOned by a long Residence in Hut or Unhealthy Clituaies ; the itittoode sate use of Spirituous Liquors. or other Notions Fluids; too sedentar. a Life, or close .Application to study ; excessive Care or Qiiefs injudicious administration of Nlercurt; Dis sipation; or other causes. To thrust: aillicled, is particularly setonunended a trial of this Invaluable Medicine,: from which they may be assured of obtainingalinost immediate relief, and after a reasonable.perseveranee in taking. it, the coMplete re establishment of their Health. Sold in Bottles. at 4s. tid. ; its. and 22a. at Messrs. Butler and Sons, No. 4, Cheapside, London ; and also by the .prittfi ! pal Booksellers and Medieine!Ventlets in every i'own. " luvulidtque patron) reterant jejuna nati."-11 AG. Friuli the faintembrace . Unmanly tons arise---n puny race! MARRIAGE should in: the foundation of so- Oat happiness,. which is often disturbed, tin nog!) Ilia patties that form the union nut tithing those precautions 'which would secure them the enjoyment of that great twines tic ble'ssing. Amidst the melancholy variety of disorders under ssiiielt human nature is known to suffer,there are none more alarming or distressing than those whiclli result from fashionable gaieties, early dissipation, or solitary inteuytt- =nee. Messrs. and Co. beg to state that the sedulous attention ofa practice eiclusively directed to the treatment and cure of • CF.II VAIN COSII,I4kINTS, entitle them to the claim of superior acquirement. As regular Suigeons, they offer a speedy and peturianeut cure fur every stage of that dis order, which is contracted in an unguarded Moment, and Which poigotiS the springs of life, and fur every class of debi lity, which is the consequence of juvenile indiscretions, pre venting the maturity of Manhood, entailing by anticipation, on its unhappy victim all the infirmities ()fold age—the body t repining enervate and eutaciated—the cheeks'yellow and bioodless—and the d mind glumly and dejected. For the result of their soecess in this particdar branch, they refer to that reputation, which, they flatter themselves, they have ac quired, by thirty years' experience, in a much extended prat:- tiCv. In slight and recent cases of syphilictic com Plaints, a perf , et c u re 0 completed in the short period of two days; and so rates of strictures, pains in the hoists, gloats, seminal &c. a proper perseverance in their plan of tthattnent insures to the pat tent an invigorated constitution. MAR 1111.47 w v,N, who have, long . bee:i disappointed in thVir EXPECrATit Ns V.M.tLY, May he r.seuresl that, In 14 , I St in?l,,utTi. such detects ar e curable by medical ; ant. tuougo the I - moral - of such impediments be an object of tlonbt and uncertainty , with others, yet this cure of suelt de tests, by the gradual progress of renovation, is the acquire ment of their experience. . 14 `Itsf'ts..CURIIIIi and CO. may be c onsulted b y p atients of ctiivr 84. x, With the greatest secrecy and honour, sit then. "u," , . Na, 107, Hatton Garden. Patients i n the country, statmg their care, 114 e, and general ltithit of living, &C. ki remittance for advice and m e ditines, the nine be given or sent to any part of the kiugtnu• L. 07, ilattoti C.:ardint. 'IIHUItSDAY,, JUNE 13, 18316. VI&V,IELIAtirOFFICE, June 7,181 e. TkrE-(0,1131ISSO Tens for VICTUALLING his 211.-IJEsrrs dO hereby giVe !Voila.; thitt:onfriday next, thelithinstant, they will be ready to receive Toukrs in zi , riting, '6.eftlett op) and treat for One .I'houstind Sachs,Of . 11ISCttl1',MEAL, to he delivered into his Majesty's Pictitalting - Stores atneptford in the space of d t'crtnight, by weeh'y proportions;' and to be paid for by' Bills payable, with Interest, ninety days after date. '''he Candi:ions of the C:ontrats 'hay lie setn at. the Se tretary's Office. No reurwrd will be had to any Teniler in which the Price ihall . not be inserted in words at leSgth, or that Anil not be delivered to the Board before Ilalf-pabt Two o'Cloch an the Friday next, the 14th instant t nor rinkss the Person who makes the Tender, or some' Fenian Oir hie belt f; at tend* to aihmer When , eolled for. VI C I .VO-6 FF C.EJune 4, ist6. t '-' 2 l kiEr C().i.IiiSSIONERSfor VICTUALLING - 6 . 21/..41 ES 'i's NAVY do !sticky give ..Catice, That oft rleslll , .. - I V' 181 h I:Want, they will be ready to i:eceive Tenders in wi-iting'(sealed up), and treat far] what VINE GA►t may be required for the service of Departmuet, int spa, e of twelve Konths certain fi•Oin the 413 d July next, and further until sir Months warning shall be given; to br deliverea,..‘tom tune to time, as dont:titled, into his 411ajt..tty'8 , Victualling Stores at Deptfud; and to be paid for by ltit's partidc, with Interest, ninety days atter dote. The Conditions of the Contract may be seen at the Seere- . tar's Office. No regard will be had to 'my Tender in which the Price lhallttot be ineerted in words at length, or that shall n , d le" delivered to the Board :,efore One o'Clnk 014 flu , said Tuesday, the inth Instant; nor unless the 1: 1 4:,,on wi‘o nia , ,ee the l en der, or sane &Awn on 144 behall,• attends, tb answer to4en tailed Ar. • Each Tender must tr.'sO be accompanied by a Letter signed by two responsible Persona engacing to bannui bound u .th, the Party tendering, in the Penal Sam of 10001. fur the due per formance of the Contract. OFFICE OF ORDNdNCE, Junt a, 1818. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His M. 17 JESTY'S Wt: A%-.INCE du hereby Nice Nitice, that Proposals will he received at their Of/ice iu Pall on. or Wore itonday, the 17th Instant, from such Pcr sous as may be wzitia4 . to undertake the Supply of LEA— THER BREECHEA and. GLOVES, foe Service of this Pe. 7 , partment fur a period of 7'liree ,Years, deterotinakle after the irpiration of the first Year, upon notice (V . Three:lianas, at the option qf either Party. Patterns #ll the :It-ticks mar, be viewed.upine application to, the respective . Ogicers the Ordnance' at the !loyal -*sena! at Ir oda ich ; and farther Particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Contract, waif he4neivn at the Secretary's iu Pall-Mall aforesaid, any day between the Hours. (9 4 ' Tess and Four o'clock, _where the Proposals must he delivered, sealed up, and endorsed, Propagate for Leather Breedhes anit Worts ;" Ina no Proposal can he ad `miiied after the said 17th Instant, at Tandre asClock at Soon-V the same day; neither will any Tender ha . noticed, un/era the Party making it, or au shall digent in his Wall, shall Wilma. • , Bp Order of the Board, R. 11. CREI7 7 , Secretary. ci 4. t it, L, 011LJ.v..J.VcE., June 3. 1816. grim PRINCIPAL _OFFICERS of His MA JESTY'S ORThV4NCE tio hereby give Notice, that Prapisals wig he iceilved at their Office in Pall-yalh au or before .111Onday, the 17th Instant, froze such Persons as may be to undertake the Supply of PACKING CASES, fur Service of thLt DPpartment, for a period of Three rears, determinable after the expiration of the first ar, upon Notice of Three Ninths, at the option of either Party, ' t ,Patterna of the .7l 'titles may Le 'viewed, upon application atthopeincipal SThreheeper's (Mice in the TOWer; and far thee Particulars, twilit)* wills the Terns and Condifions of the Onntract,..,may be known at the Secretary's Office in, Pa Ilaresaid, _any day between the Hours f Ten and Font' o'eloch, where the Proposals ?IWO he eh - livered *eated up, and endorsed " Proposals for Packing Cases}' .but na Proposal can he admitted after the laid 17th in stant, at Twelve o'Clock at Noon of the sense day, neither will aou Tender be noticed, nnl A'S the :Party making it, ft ass ...Igent in his behajt, shall attend. • B„st Order (ay' the Booed, 11 . c ;try', Serrrearti. MONEY. N OBLEMEN, Gentlemen,&c. i are informed they may be supplied with MONEY to respect fully any ailment, on'teries eqoal to Mortgage, secured on Free hold, copyhold, Leasehold Lan& or Houses, Money in the Futids,_ Marriage Settlement 4, Widows' Jointures, Cleigy Lai 1146 or any Other Praperty. Persons et respectability may be supplied on their Personal Security only. Gentlemen will find every liberal accommoda tion, without delay. Application from Twelve till 'Two; or Letters (post-paid) addressed to Messrs. Wills and Co. No. 49, Soutb-street, ri(eley-sq nue . TQ MOTHERS AND NURSES. AMONG the innumerable instances of the surprising cures ,performed by. the • ANIERICAN SOOTHING SYRUP, the following case is deserving the attention of every fatally :—" A fine fat infant of J. Palmer, ' Thatcher, of - Prier-oliter, Acton, Middlesex, only "nt otantl" old, began to cut its double teeth ; thy mouth became ulcer ated to such a degree as to prevent its sucking; this was us- tended with strong; cony:BAG,* and in a short time reduced the child to a mere skeleton t the mother was even afraid to move it, for fear the limbs should not hold together. A nursery-uusid in the peightourbood, seeing the dreadful situation of the child, gave trio mother asmall quantity of the Syrup, and in one hour after the goals were undyed, the in-_ Pent was hater and could actually take the brewit. The father immediately get a bottle, and in two or three days, six double teeth name through, to the astonishment of all the neighltottrhotid." :1 o lee bad of Johnson and Williams, 94, Newman-street, Oxford street ; • and by all the principal Medicine Venders in town and country, at 2s. 9d, a bottle.. • N. B. Mrs. Johnson relieves tti`e Infant Puor, as usual, at her house, every Tuesday and Saturday morning, from anise to ten o'clock, by bringing A letter from a reSpeCtajild 1/UUbe . • . keeper to certify that they arc real Objects of chat tty. ~. 'COAC r .H ESTABLISHMENT. Mt) ))e DISPOSED OF, on Extensive mAtt., and STM iI COACH ESTABLISHASNT iti • Whin& Kith, Couches, Horses, ,?,te, These Coaches pass through parts of I reldati that ire Perfectly trangtilL and will he found 111$11 . ly' eligible to .a Person or Company desirous of embarking .in such an undertaking, and to whom every accommodatiort will lie Worded in point of Paiment, atc.—Letters, post-Paid, from Principals only, directed to John Galway, E%q. No. 11, Dabliti; or to Z. Y. A. NavyColfre-litivise, New castle-street, Strand, London, will be duly otteudthe, ana particulars explained. . . rriLIE .PATENT IMPERIAL IYININt-i-TA BLES, mitt. rxr.grr SIPEBOARDS and PINING-T:tIILES'i, in one elegant Piece of euinittirv, and nptn Firm new iliiiereint Plans t the Patent Ithpiovea SM . A beds And Chair Beds; Brass-strew Four Post, and Tent tictisteads, Furniture and Bedding complete ; Portable Chairs, with several other neWirivi;nted anti inkproVeil article* of furniture; .alsti a general and very extensive asportment of Upholsteiy, surd Cabinet Articles for furnishing Houses com plete, ready Manufactured, where Families may select and furnish a *hole Hous . e in a few dais, avoiding, the extreme ingo9venienee of *tilting several Months in completing their blit f abll sit me ;I t, 'Lot and %Veit India articles, Lrrny and Na'', l!ke. Sm. 14 titirva and Sander , 16 and 17, Catiii;ritie-street, Strand, tv ter iii,i,krate, for iirmupt ac ratiortiaid by'his Royal Highness the PRINCE RWIENT. r. tlegant Portrait of the Ilerti,WELLlNGrlq, iIOVIN THOMAS RIGG.W.S WATERLOO OMATIC TRANSPARENT SOAP.' 'THE PROPaII‘TOR of 114 e obtive has Wier) gratification.M introducing thii Article it superior to any a hat ever introddeed fur similar purposes during it praetival experience of twenty-three years as Manufacturing Perfaantr. Setting at &flatlee all attempts at ineitlieni traction, the Proprietor of this Soap avers, that, on a single Witt; it will be funnd superior to all others ih purity of lex tore, emollient properties, itud agreeable delicacy of flavour: It is' particularly recniumended for the use of Ladies, and for the skin of Infants. To Gentlemen Who experience thin in the use of the common' shaving Soaps, this Aromatic Nuap is confidently and carnestly eve •nnuenned as Ake must valuable and affective Soap ever prpliietd, at saute thus pottessitig the most solid quid ties. The aware Articles are sold at the Proprietor's tl l aellouses, r 69, Park-street , Gros venor-square, and 65. hea pside.Magnetic Razor Tablets, wain or without. the new improvements, 7s. ed. 10s. 6d. and I ss. .eitch. Regeoerators la. each. Regenerating Razor Strops, 9 4 . CIL 3s. 6d. ss. 6d. and is. 6d. tacit. Waterloo AroMatic Transparent Soap in round Cakea. Is. (id. Ss. 45. ,"Squarbs u 1 the same quality, Is. 15..6d: 24. Ad. each. Raiort accdrattly O'ound er set. An assortment of tine Re vue, with Shaving and Dressing cases ' and App Mans, 154. T. are constantly on sale. Also every Articta of Foreign And EnOtsli Krtomery of the finest qinii.ty. . ' ' colutEcT AND EN i'RAORDIN ARV sToity' OF I'HE POl AMN-T RE I , ', OF JAVA. This Day was.putilished, N. VI. of TIIE ASIA 1'1(,; 301JItNAL. antl Monthly Itvizister for Btitish India and Its Depriukticties, c9n taming Original Communications and Boays on East 'lathe AtNii .. 1-lorsfielti's Otmervatiotis on the Poison-Trre Java, Review of Books, Hod a Variety of Intelligence to the latect I from the aeveral Presidencies in India. Landon: Printed for Black, ParOury, and Anti', Bookset. lech. Leiiduthaltrstreet. CLASSES AND (HIDERS OF LINNAUS. This Day were published, in 3 vols. loyal two. price 41. 16s. or - With coloured plute t a, 71. 41. boards, THE CLASSES arid' ORDERS" of be LIN- N.VAN SYSTEM of 150TANY. Ilbtstrated by 440 Plates s e lect Specimens of Foreign anal litkeuoiss Plants. Prinied for Longman, Hurst, f liers, Ortue, and llrown, Pattratostet rose; and sit theAllritish GAllery, No. $4, New ' 13ouil-street. . . ..*** This Work contains a ..series of Plants, with appro. priatillotanical I>escriptions, illuArttive of the twenty-four Classes and Orders ut Liniens; wall a clear elucidation of his System. This Day werePohluitied, Elegantly' printed, and 'etilbellished with two fine Portraits of the Author; in .2 vols. 4ta. edited by the lteve John aNtit.i ford,. price 41. 4s. oards, THE ‘VORKS of TIIONIAS GRAY; Esq. of this Work, Val. 1. c t uitairts the Life of Gray ; art .On his Poetry ; his' huglish and Lain Poems, with various Headings and Critical •Notes.--Vol. 11. contains the Letters of Gray, published by Mason; those Wal pole's Works, in the tlentieition's Magazine, 'and other Pub lie.it ions. . • 't'he Editor of the present Work, has been most, kindly. fa voored with many original Letters of Ginty, hitherto tittpub lished. of the greatest inters at; as well tic witAi the Origioxis of many of the Letters very itieorrealy awl touch altered by Mason. The, Public thqefore proten , ed, for the first time, with the authentic and valutible Corti:spend . .. clue of Grey. The aihntional Leiters in tins:Work are out ooly extremely interesting from their na , ,,lser, but tor_ their intrinsic merit. The Itivrtions and Alterations by Mason at a rejected,- and the geleuitie alaattscript of Gray implicitly followed. _ _ .. . . . . 'rile }Attu. is also enabled to lay befare the Public malty carious Variati,ut., to the principal Puente of Gray, ia bit wall bond-writin*. Printed for .1. Nfawenan, 19, Ludgate-street. ..., CATON' ON TL-I 4 VENEREAL DISEASE, CONSEQUENCES, • Day was' published, A New Edition, price sst illustrated with Cases, , •A. PIIA - E'fICAL TREATISE on the PR.E VENTION anti..CUßEia the VENEREAL DISEASE, eithibitiiig the eharieier,'SiMptoms, and treatment - of the Diieuses ituutediat ely or remotely connected with it, containing. Observations on Wert, Stricture, Mucus Diteharg e s, rb q use of the Caustic and common Bowie, 'Cutaneous r►fpi oils, imaginary yenere4l Diseases, Debility general. or local; the -Theory of Geirer.ition, &e. coioprising no sileiriontary Worli for Students, and is gitidet to theeneral router ; in • terspersed with select Prescriptio ns , app l icable to each -divi sion of the disease, • By 'l'. M. C.tTON, Surgeon, No: to, Stanhope street, Ne\vcastic-street, Strand ; late 'of the United Hospitals of St. 'fltoinas's and guy's. Printed for It , l,6srs. Sherwood and (;0..0, Paternoster-row, Landon. - LOCK AND SU/WI( - PAW His Royal Higlinos t ovEn „ALDISPENSARY.' ' - -- it , .N, , kinc - PUNE Of YORK. . NOII9, . . Eitl of Leitrim,' ' Cot. W. jones,M.P. Earl of , Egremunt., • Cul. H. Clements, M.P. Him. Col-1. - Nary, M.P, Right Hon. It. B. Sheridan, John Latouritc, Esq. M. P. Capt. J. Hay. SynnVoN, Mr. Kiernan, Member of. the Royal College of Surgeons, London. ' ii, ONDO” hat ever Ifeen the seat of tityi incl.- ILA pied Adventorers.—This ehserrati.ni justly applies to 'the Medical Preteiniers.ot the present day, who,. under as sumed titles, advertising as Companies and Medical ftwirds, With ticiitioits names - hold ant, as they style it, ab infallible treatinents of Vetter:al Complaints. The List of the Royal Co4ge-of Surgeons, published in F,ehtnaryASlO, slims only those Persons entitled to te,.:;ular'praCtiee, and no inch pre tended names belong to it. It was -against such illiterate and dangcrasls Pretenders the Lock and _Surgical Dispensary Val first instituted, which, since its estahlishruent, lots to boast tin: (Aire of 200 b PAtients of both Sexek annitilly; Many of whom have lahaured•under the mast consplitated forms of Stricture, Debility,, and other derangement of the.gettata;tive organs, ' 0 often fatal to Patients, and so ilitticult to cure.— Mr. KElli-.. AN, norther of the Royal Collets', li'milaiti, may I .)e conilliteit ni usual, by both Sexes, at his house, No, 21, Lower Charlotte-street Iletlfora-strotre, v.hcre Lrttars,from Town a n if Country %veto be all Iressed, and the nvces'iaiy Ad vice mut Zwledieints will . be. given or sent to any.part of the U3ihrd Kingdom. 4 i pstcn SEvI~NP NEE: I 31PERIAL..,K4 fiL TANI t N D. •... , . • .. HOUSE OF Liißt33', WE'CINI . FSDAY, JUNG 14' • .., ..., • Aftr.the jildi'vial himilitnt fur d r day was dii.:- p, , , .. . r , osed - OF; tnety Lord;dliplClllere I ti poll • !IC f,ll OKI' CojlSider)%loll,tif Dycnt'S . .qivnrce 110, Oct whicii Smite farther wit 114-s 1 "fl,re Ot.arnitivd, No d l y was fixed for illieriotpype"ced,n;:i, ii it it was in titrtted,. that when tire_eiri;tgrtce,..wi ! ii priived, gild betore their Loutish ips, ALic tlptice voul(1 be Overt of tbe Clay. . . . . . . . 1t : EV1310.:4 OF Tar, sTATtrrg tbok.. The Order of the Pay be!ng reld..fur, ,tilki‘lk 'Ate Amenduients, made by the,Coaininp3o,o ti ) e . it Lordships' Resolutioll on the above tsubjeconto considerrition, , . ' .. , _ Ent STANHOPE rose, and AINT. *few t ettiritka ou (he nature of the Amentlrrients matte by the Commons, stated they• were such its their <l.,( * .rdstains ro,ty vety wt II Agree t, The Noble Eta! having moved t►ccnrl H 'Ow Xiii'eudm itienti were fort;,teTtli ittldired by toe Hnuse, 44 1i(1 Meisage tr4s ordered to be beta La tOtaros the Costitaans therepf. ALIEN ntu. The Judgek being in : attendance on account of one of the Causes heard by their Lordships tiO that day, Lord.lloiLAtiti‘rose,Pnrimant t his implied notice., to take the iliportunity of proposing eel crin qtteti tiOns to the to:allied Judges, relatise to tire SUb eet of the Alien Bill, now that their Lordships had. Sanctioned the principle of . .the Measure by second reading. The , etueries would resnect legal donbts, which he.thought 'should be set at 'rest, belure their Lordshipt -bad finally passed -a•13111 which vested such extensive and exmaordi narit potvers in the Ministers of the Cro w n Much of his Lordship's observations on this (reels!. sion were in a great degree similar to those which lie had made on these heads of argnment In his former .speeches upon the subject. ne particu. lady dwelt upon the emir of natives of America, anta.nati, or born before the -separation of 'be two countlies, whose case• required considerable attention, and upon which a great iltitree of doubt prevailed. 'co set these at rest, hr Should mor e t hat.th e following, question he referred to the con sideration of the Learned Judges;—First, titer -an American born before the separation of the United Stairs from 11113 CIA/101y Wtl3 1101 horn in allegiance to the Crown and was lie,not, when residing within the dominions ,of toe . King, e n .. titled by common law to all the :privileges of a' natural bohn subject, even if he•should reside in any country •celled. b 9 his Wiest y any Foreign State, or lepilly •mitle,over to any other power The second question he should propose', was to ascertain the same legal point twit Ii respect. to Americans marrying British burn sithjetts • Viscount Sin'stoo.rn felt it his duty to object to the mation'of the Noble 'Lord, as quite unneces, sery, and not called for by any thing strhatever that .had . ariSen since the first enactment of the Alien:B.lls in 1793. As to :the Americans' ante. nail, • he knew of na case where one of them was brought under the operations of this iaw. Their • nornber*,• hoWevee, in this country, must he very much reduced by time, since the paising cat th e original Act in 1793. As no case of the kind-had hitherto occurred, there were, he thonOtt, but , little apprehensions as to the flit tire, Besides, the present Bill wnia far more lenient in its provisions than -the former Acts ;•and 'Aliens , where , they , felt aggrieved, had' at power of appealing' to' the Privy Council, whisk; in fact, was:to:persons the mostleartied lit the law in liigh situations. in the, State, assisted by* his M.i.jesty's 64 (Miners. Added to these, the motion went to übstraer (pies, lions of law, on which there existed no necessity whatever for calling for the opinion of the Learn. ed Judges. • Earl GREY warmly contended, it was the duty of the House to• have the important points lire •volved in the questions proposed by his Noble :Friend, fully discussed before it should pass into a Bill vesting such extraordinary powers in the . Ministers of the Crown. They had no informs., Om) upon which they could regularly know %eke., they or not Americans had been sent out of the cottoi y. fled any been sent nut (rile Noble Seeretery answered across the table, " Never !") The point was necessary to be cleared up, as se-- vend of'tliat country were extensively engaged here in commercial business ; and it farther re ' mained a serious consideration fur Ministers, whe titer the Americans, if so treated, nay not apPeitir . . somewhere else than to the British Privy Council. • The-. Earl of LtvanNtoiA argued strongly against such a reference to the Learned J'uth:es as' was proposed. The long experience of 23 years bed proved there was no necessity for such an in• terfarence, the More especially ias the piesent Bill was miteli More lenient than arty of the for. Mer Bills, which, besides deportation,yrovided variety of other restrictinos upon - Aliens. The rearquestion was, Whet))er, under all - the cis. euntstances, a power Should be -granted to send Alieni out of the comitry - or not I lie Still more strongly objected to the questions (which in them. selves were:lll Worded for answering their own priepoie), On the ground of their abstract nature. Suppose, for the sake of argument, an American was ordered "omit of the country; he could, to the, first place, anieal to;the Privy Council, where his ease would be iliseussed ucctirding to the cif - - crinistancei of its particular merits, with all those ntivitottiges pointed out by his Noble Friend. Ws' ova resource would be throogh a Writ ofiltrl4a2. ("Loma, through which his case would be, tried before the Judges in Westminster Hall, and de cided upon on a legal view of its own partietthi r i merits—upon the speciolitiei of them, isd pro:- tkaity by the law of the laud, and not ‘ o nuder a