The Sun. — London, England, 1816-12-10 00:00:00

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HUNDRED QIIARTEIIS 'SN'EF.AT (treighin4r r.)6 pounds per Bushel), for the service of the . Victualling Department' at that Port ; to be answerable to Sumpter to 'be produced with the Mu llett; to be one half thereof in the 'spate.," u Fortnight, and the other halftriithin it Fortnight ttfterwrlrd.st, rid to he paid for by payalk, with Interest, • Ninety frit i , tyre,' utile. 4 .14 regard will be had to any Tender is which the Nirt shall not be interted L ,words at IpegtA,, -or Ant s4all not be delivered before Twelve q'Clock_ on the said Thursday, the IVA Latina; nor unless th4..Attion who Indica Me Ten• der, or sonde Person en Isis behalf attends, to answer a'ben tv ?led for. • ?he Conditiomsof the Contract may bestir& at the Virtual- Fang-Ol:ceat OFFICE' OF ORIMINCE, Nos. 19, lire; • T HE PRINCIPiII; OFFICERS of JE:sry's Oh' TIN,I,VCE do hereby give Nutfc6 L That they will SE I. Lkg PUBLIC AUCTION, of the Tower, oro Totescky, the Wherry of Deceinher urxt, at Eleven o'clock iat the Forenoon precisely, sulalry LOTS If OLD and ... N-, SAIVVICEABI.E sroaEs, consisting of Accoutrements, Auriis, Vices, and Wheels, Old Brass `Work and:nixed lfetal, Mniutnet Locks, Wands andlAayn. POD, Old Packing. Cases and Casks, Rimini! Red Douhie. „leaded Shot, Wrought and Rushel Iron, Match And sunk; eared mid uncured Cannon, Cartridge Paper; Uvether with a cariety of otifer AiticTe34 71( whlte 0 fteleich . m 'Ty 4e viewett Nin , l.4 . opYeattox at the .PrOey' )ei Stoet4erpe's Office in the Tower,. and at the Royal .tleseuat at truetwit.% 4, 4i 1 eke daY 0.1 sales, at "'Uri+ places 'minted .Liohe • ' , of the 1 , ,1e will be itclioerei to tluMtfierions 1 40 eery apply for the wine. Dg Order of Mr Poor 1, R. 11. C1?4,1", Secretion/. ARMY CONT rt ACTS. • Cominissariat Department, Treasury Chambers, November 28, 131(1. .N . ()rICE is hereby given to all Persons siron, of co.ntrlcting. to Supply the fullowinglArtiejell .Itor tle Us eattie A riny, . BIIFEAD, to his lkiaie%ts romps in Cantonments, -Quarters, and Barracks, in on+ter7mentioned Counties and ands; —Durham (including floly . Island), Guernsey, ,Ter ley, Oxford, ligt hint, :Sorncri , ct. .1.31iF,F and MUTTON, to , his 'Maf,sty's Lind FOrces-in: Cantonments, Qnarter , , and Barracks, in the under-atentiop rt.!, D iu t h im La't. caster, Leicester, N.Yrtlitimiterhtsd, York.. } . oxrs, to his Majesty's i,:aettlry in Cantnnineats and Quar tircr •in the under-mentionett Counties :--lictlford, pucks, I.ll.;rtfttril, 1-Inntingtlon. Oxford, FORAGE, eiz ti.Vrg,•llAY, nut STIR AM!, to hts 'Majesty's . Cavalry in Barraiks, and OATS in Cantonments and Qfirtr 7 : the ander-mentiotteriCount'irs in South Britain 'Hants (including the Isle of Wight), Somerset; and in the • tivtral Counties in North Bri!ain. . - Tlott the Deliveries are to commence on and for the e 4,511) it 4 Y of January. next;, that Proposals, in writing, scaled up anti marlied 4 ‘ Tender for Army %npplie+s,•• will be r, • c:lvral . 41 thiaOffieu on or before 'l'nesday, the :fist day of Decou. Ime r (hut none will be received after Twrler &Clock on that ,41), ,, rit1, if seat by Post, the postage tnust be paid. Proposals most he made separately for . each County and reittld, CU: e pt. for the Counties comprising North Britain, Nakth .and Smith Wales, ail of which 131113 t be includtct in r.t Tonavr,ansi each Propool must bare the fetter which is aznesed to the 'fender properly ftlied up i by. two Persons of , lictpeo property engaging to. become - hound with the Party traderilw ii► the amount , stated idthe itrintefi Particulars far. la tot due , performance. f thi Contrfteis ; and no-Proposals will 111 4tatAced unlesainade on :t printed tender:, And the prices' eaptthled in words nt length and shank! it so happen that . : 4n . 1 ;h41t the 1,-ontintialtre of .the Contract :no Traops haul(' ln ! stationed or suppriect in,t (minty, I be. Exp,-itee of the -tenet ihod pnicf.in the firs iAtiM'"' /Iv t " e ics ht t'efttncled to hint by the Cnrantitsaiy in Cltic f.' gni thatines of Ihe cntittails rue , he !tad upon opplicat':Art r Crent George itreet, * Westminster, beta eett the Fntrs of Ele en and Nee,.-And at the Odic,: 'uf Deputy Cum-. 'atis*zny 6,•nerel Yonn..4 Edinhurgh. S. samples of the Brand and Meal may be seen at the Chlice bet weett the houti oftwelve and Two G. BELL'S SUKiirt:AL. °BAER VATIONS. r i:Coi Day Wal'Er I" n '' l `tt ill'isti :tut! with Plates, }'arts 1. 4tid 11. price seweel,.6l - (61 t CIL I .! . ICAL OBS'EItVATIONS ; .being a KY . it'll:MX REPORT of CASES in SURGERY. . )3y CFI.; ft LES. BELL. , liart 1. contains,. 1. A Itep,rt an Coneer.-2.' Diseases inn of) ; erttions oti the Lto yox.-71. Risen-es of the 'Pharynx and C'asts of Fi , fol.t in Perineo. 1' i 1 . 600 I. Cu=re ;if lJ,iury c,f Ihe Spit - ie.—l...Ern.: and Caries- triint tract on , . HON.-3, remora; Heti oifserTafinfis on the Pi ',tale lions tfie'Operation of Arnfititzeltifi Ist Llte Mitiolder and on Iflrextractiop of tire Ilead of the Bone in Cases of Goo..shot rtactitee. Prittteel for Longman, Hurst, Bees, Orate, and Brown, • ..4ertiostvr-row._ • = This I)av ,was puhtisheil, printed io (Crle large Volume, .Itn e illustrated with It; PlAlei, tsiitt a Map of titeAsiand, price tid. ikoards, HisToity of (EVLON, trout the ptrjutt to the year 1815; uith characteriStic tht , Kel Al.ianers of, the People '4441 uCvttccri,it, of ti lt: 4 Niur,ti Ni1:6114 , , ind A ittient Plot bs• Oxon ny miti,ALETti ES; . , tt wt0;21 1 is subjoititil, Rt :111 , : liT KNOX'S HISTORICAL tie tv ''''V 'riON of the I NI), with an Account of Ins Cap de period of near tevnty veurs, tv.-0 %Voriss, which are Atis eiiiited ene large (.. , rit;-,in a grruter dive,site talonble information ,Ir t ;:' 4 ' " - In' yet b\cen to . oug H togiiher respecting this most .4-rt;frimt- lilt et the British Etapitr. Ail descriptions or somet hint to tuterest in the present Pnbli , tto n , tt , .1 l; 1 1.1)1 1, lit 1)4 gratifibd i I ht. thohghtfut initruct.: an t d annised. I . * ' l4 ' 4 " l :va; Pfivted . tur J. &lawman; ,I,u , igAtc - atreet, • EAST INDIA HOUSE, Nov. 9.7, 1816., rrIIE . Coll wr of DTRECTORS'of the'UNIL P.D COMPANY of METWI-1 ANTS of ENGLAND tratt itv to.l,lle . E.As - ilNnito; ilo hereby giv'e NOce, That a.GENIMAL COURT of the said COMPANY will be 'held at their House in Leadenhall-street, on WEDNESIMY, the. I Ith,December next, at. gleyen ,':Clock in the Forenoon, fur the Special Purpose of laying before the Proprietors P.‘PERS.rreeired fronhindia respecting the PROGRKSS rind TERMINATION Of the late WAR with NAPAUL, !le solutions of l'hanhs adopted in consequence by the Court of Directors. . • The above-mentioned Papers are now open or the inspec tion of the Proprietors at this Htktut. JAMES COBB, Secretary. THE NEW LOrrERX will .begin Drawing the 21st JANUARY, the Sicheme Of which has been formed entirely from the ettrickas suggestions received from the Public, And will, beyond a doubt, .meet universal appro bation. There is only a small Number of Tickets (12,000) cc<kmotains Two Prizes of -zu,opo Guincas, &c. and the lowe,t Prize is . 171. The, Eight Prizes ficit drawn, "will each he untitled to au extra Prize—and the tirst,draNn 560 Wanks, will receive 25Guioeas each—imleed, there is altogether great novelty, and . the O Pita. aro. respectfully itivitea to call for **Ames wt the tartrate, Offices ur 1 7 1'TON, Stncic-Flntker, . 2, coßmit,u, and LONIIIAIII3.STitEET; Where the favours of his Friends are ever gratefully aeltnow leuged. All,Business in the Funds transacted with that promptness and fidelity which have distinguished L. Eytuu's Offices for so many years past. POPCILAR LOVI•EILY. ALL MONEY PRIZES, ONLY 12,000 TICKETS', Two of 20,()00 Guineas, anal upwards of Forty -o ther Capitals, Public!THPublicvoicv, manifesting itself more •IL .clearly , erere day in favour of th present. Lottery, by the multiplied ot . ,ier* received at the different, Offices, nrike4 it tiettessaarv` am. T. BIN H th e COM rdetor, should reertna nveqd foltis Friend's early purchases, in order that they may not meet that disappOintinent so liltely to result from a limit ed number of TifJuts :and an itier2asttig*:l l- • hotory (eintAsting•of .01Y IV,OftC. Tickets), with Two Prize' of. '20,000 G=iitieae, and-iiptvard, of Forty other Carpi; tale, will minimence drawing tne . 4ist January, on whica day the .ant eiglif drawn,. Prizes will be' entitled to an .1 , ;,i14 tion4l sail) of 0,700 Guineas, and the fit at 500 to tioineas . vAeh; by this latter arrangement, tlinseativenthrers whose Tieliets may be drawn cm the first 11;iy, and wito may not.he so fortunate as to obtain a Prize, will acquire ti:sLllo exceeding that winch they:have ,adyentured, and be (mai) eiti should the splendid Capitalii remain. undrawn, to renew their chance for them without further expene,- TICKETs awl SHARES are selling .by- T. DISH, at 1)4 Offices, 4, Cornbil I, and .9, Churl ng.cruss ; and by his gent throughout the Country. latISTON1:1-101. 7 SE, LONDON,,Doc. VOR SALE (by ()tiler oPk.the Hint. the com a: missioners of his \Linity't Custnrni); o n 'rHUßtiri.lY the itth; anfl:EttpAY the .13th Instoft, Two o'Clnck in the -ifternoon preci.ety, at .the Cuanner,:ial Sala ltouu, s, i ug. IPi e, the. following GOODS FOR )RT.I.TIO -44st.lti4ia anal French Prohibited Goods, 6t.c. F'OR aomE CONSiUMPTION—,DeaIs, Boat?, Vessel .• and of Veisels ; Tob . seao and Snail Cobalt, !tough and Ainithysts, .Sheeting ' Doieli Drop,, and 4tiodry other Goods as mentioned in the Catalogue. C1 4 :',;1',1 0 riES—The,Tol,acco Nina tube •viiwed al the 'riihacco ‘Varelnises, loontini Poet*; the Peals, Bouts, Ve‘tels and Materials of , Vriseli, tit the To 4 f;ronitti, It . ' tai rhittW A ant ;,it tin; the GNe7el. . ti t *. laut;'s W4rdinnSvi An , 90, Lciwer Tilattie;i4trert". on Thurs.: day th.. .sth, Friaay the, tit h, Saturday. the 7t it, Monday the 9th, Tow*day 'the' 10111, %VI:4111E01y 1110 I itli front Ten 0't.:4 , ..0ek iri,ttiu ;!‘fornitrg to Two in the Afteriiaon, And on the _Morning* hefore the Ssk' l where ,I(alol7iteh.wilt ha delivered, Klee one Shill:ut eac h. (.1 The C1;11.'..:1.1),1!ST :ncistinir, 0.., gi, Tliji flay were putiliThed, • 1. ripRE MEETING hl the SPA ..P1 ELDS ; with an easravect.Portrait of HUNT. ' 4. Tire 11.101 4 in LONDON ; with an engraved Portrait of the . 40.11), . • •. . 110NE'S . Ei." [A, aril AUTHENTIC' ACCOUNTS, contain ;nig abundant and i»ost'aocurate Particulars of the •Etetits in the Ntetiopf,ll , on Nlptiday, December 9; 'OM; .clearly ar railvd for the true and correct information of every terSou throogliput the Country. Each , (lastly printed on 6111 siaes of a liirge sheet of Cr nen; with a Portrait , price only, per. bundroil, or 51. 10s..per thousand: 'Either may he had separate. .Cunatry Order, ,, , with payment, immediately . eareuted and Placards for Coors and shop windows enclosed. , . Printed for %V. Hone, 55, Fleet -street, and 67. 01d-riailey, RU INSTITITTION_ for the- TREATMET and. CURE of jam.; TtmE.Nrs. CARLISiLE-STREET,STMO-SQUARF,. • -1r EPSON And Cam. Surgeons, respeetfunV infolin the Public, that they have opened the ithove Institution .tot the Treaiment and Cure of the above alarming and dan lro • eus Complaint, the fatal consequences of which are too well known to require a particular description, confident that a generous Public will fully - appreciate the merits of so great a blessing as that now uffired to the world in a Dilteovety of a Process for the Cute of most Cases of reducible Rupture. Jepson and Co 14ve in the c o ur se o f .on exteniive practice performi'd Many important Cures, which have been attested be. Professional Gentlemen: and Persons of the first Respecta bility. gorneof thvse C'ases, which ttiay he seen at the aborelii stiNtiontwrre of long. standing ,;tii.the persons, iniPtelsed with roatitutiO for heiiig resturtd.tii perfect health, raitte4 Co. to tefer-to them, and to whom they retointnend 4,, ose rttliictett for relie f JE 4 TSIJN_and Co. May he consulted in the most private toattner by either Sex, from 9 in, the lkolorning till in the . Afternoon. Letters, pus.l vaid, iaelosing KOn .Pound Note, immediately nowtJed, nott - th r e - Proeeci sentAo k it polo of the tlinteti Kinidtit. Thou euti#tatingjelitlin. and do. by letter are requeitett to bq very particular in the Description of , their Cities, end those requirin,,.. Trusses roust' send the tiirth roitnu the Body across Ow Hip, anti the exact hiroure 'front the Centre of the Protrusion to the hthidle of ty a nip. JLP,SQN and CO., NI). terCarlisle•strett, Fon-hrt-sqtrare.. SUPERIOR ADVICE. - TT of the first consegneoee to ascertain on whose:talent and integrity a firm reliance may he placed in atiiictipn. Messrs. CORKIE and. Co. tiuygrotss of mi. tiente, and high prdessional attainments, Members of the ltosal ('alleges of Loudon -anti Edinitvglt, preie4t the 'Public the result of 30 rears experience in the Cuit of ;SYPHILITIC COMPLAINTS, and those Debilities which not untreventiy embitter life. 'the vigrotts. gradations, from recent , int eetiOn to confirmed Ltles, their treatment commands very often a speedy and always a radical cure, In dukious cases, their long, mid writ arranged experience *ivies them a promptitude of liecision'that secures the patient front being mereqrralited out of existence, or-having his constitu tion ntitleriniiicd, mid the vital principal destroyed bye latent, „hitt insidious disease, or a Windmill fatal confitienee in strall9w pretenders. 111 Nervous Debility, Vascular relaxation, e*l `AtOuY of :the Omens,' arising from indulgence, iusaltinrintis climates, or solitary sensuality, the practice gives tie w lite.atld energy to the system, in every case. Strictures and other de- Tuogeotents of flit:L. l l\l4a they remove in audit! and effectual manner. Slight. and recent eases of infection are cured in the snort period of tem days, and in, those ulthe utmost ui, veteraey ‘ propei perseverance in their plan of treatment, insures tit tha patient a permanent and radiant Chre. Falieuts treated with canilour, twit inviolable secrecy. Messrs. Currie and . Cu. - may beconsulted every dal, at their Honse, Hatton-garden. Letters . from aha .tounirr. stating minutely the' case, mmiii of living, &c. and enclosing a reptittanct fm{' itgrd Maisiora, *ilk trvate4 with 'stddicas atteutrou.-.407, matey-garden. MAND HARMONIC FESTIVAL. A DlNNuti. will take place nt the I.II.EEITA. ..LIIL SON TAVERN, on TUESDAY, thC 17th of Decem ber, 1816, for the BENEFIT of Mr. GIItLION, late nf'the Theatre nova!, Drocy-lant2.—Mr. NIUNDEN, President:— Stewards:. Sir. Mans, with upwards of Thirty bf the Princi. P6-fartueri of both Theatres, who hare handsomely come forward nn thii occation.—The Organ will be opened by Mr. Davey, who has kindly consented to preside at the Grand Piano. Forte. Tickets 11 Is. each, including Dinner and Wine, to be bad of Mr. Gibbon, Nu. ti, Bishop's Walk, Stangate ; at Clernenti and Co.N',Cheapside; and at tire Bar of the Tavern. An earlr dpplieatioo for 'rickets is recomniended, as none will be issued after Monday, the 16th Instant, and 110 Inure SOW thin the Fldll cxu comfortablf aceounondate. PARISH OF ST. J.kNlE....;tir, ESTMINSfmt. December 9th, )81G. A Ta Ntituerotts NiguriNG of the INII,AIII. TANI' HOUSE-BOLDERS of ttfis Parish, held this day'sst. the Committee Room of. the tVnrkbonse in Poland• street, th take into consideration the expediency of raising a Fund by Voluntary Strbscription of the Parishioners for the relief, and more'partiottarly for the employment., of the ne cessitous and deserving Poor in this Parish during tire winter, JOHN WILLOCK. Esq. in the Chair It Vt`;,s Ite4ol l Ve , l That tbe"netestituts3 atlitaof the Poor in this Perish, aristng principally from the want of employment, requires rho ninon/late consideration of the humane and benevolent—+ that a Stthseription tw therefore now opened, and that duna. tions be received at the following 13ankerl, vi r.— Harutnersley and Co. • Messrs. Mortara!, Ransom and Co. Pall-Mall. Messrs. I lopkin son , Messrs. Paxton, Cockerell and CO. '3lesses. Berries, Farquhar and Co, St. fames's-street. Second—That the Fund so to be raised be under the con trout and management of a General Coalmines, consisting of the rellowing Genilemen, viz. (het* the names of about 150 of the respectable Inhabitants are inserted) together with the very Reverend the I)can of Canterhury, Rector. and the other Reverend ( 7 1.ergy of this Parish, the officiating Ministers of the several dissenting Congregations in the Parish ; the Vestrymen; resident Ntagistrates, Churchwardens, Sides-' men, and Governors and Overlies:6r of the Poor, with power to add to their number. hirll—llutt the - Members of the said Committee•he re. quested :to meet on Wettitecday next, at Ten o'clock, at the Seri - Vestry Room, in thu Church-vard, inArder to divide the Parish into Districts, and fora; , thrittselves into Salt-Cora. toittroi, for purpose of wabiog on tbe.inlwititants to so. licit their subscriptions. Thal tbe snid Committee do :Idiom m time to timr, as may be deemed viKediei4 and that twe!ee he'Agooeti:m . Poitrth—. 4 That'the employment of thi.PoOr within this Pa. rich be etaimiered as a ittintary object with the said Coat.• mit tee. ' 'Fifth— , Thet rtlief be atructied to all suety - inhabitants of this P.trish ‘h4til ur taunt! ileierving ; ttotifr9,test,:r regu lattog the ;Y4trihation no perSMIS Shall recvi rrlief wad thOt. A'3.sto. _shalt have ht.vtt • - personally investigated by Iwo, MestAtets st tettst of the Committee. Sisih—Th3t:tto persons coming to reside in this Parkit Miter the formatiim of the Fund, he relieved without 'Special reterenee, Of their cu.es to thrGenerill Cintynittee. Seventh.'-'fhat Me;irg. [Jammer . ..l,p ii iC i. he aPppitlted Trchsorery of the slid Fund: t Jaint's It Ice, Ion: r►.l,lJr. Joseph rougood be tcti;.est.:(44accept,tte otlice of Joint:Serretari ws thereto. . Itlolll7-Th.4 .115 .o'. vs t libiettl'or ' this Subscrlptio4 shall hate here shed, the ro:owiiree Shr.ol prepare ttn account of Mete receipts ata,' disbursements t which shpif be printed rititt 41ittriinittd ,Jr the 14fornitttiulf of theinhatej, Ninth —That it be 'strongly recommended to 'the Inhabl• tants, dm nig the prosent 11 , it511 price of PIM, ill I:4101%4;n ;it :r* . , Tia tuuai tettlios&Thk, tiicvotrunn ption of bread and linne t owl to abstain frotu the use ufpustry, "I'auth....ll A t the Tl.“111,$ of tliis Alert mg be rkcn to the V4ltrpueo,"Chtircbtrardeus, Governors, arm Overseers of the t i ttrand tither. Gentlemen who caused 110 Ni voting to he cal Eleventh—ThaA Ote,goregoing lit:cotillions be printed and Jisttibuted througliont the Parish, and bwinseried three times io The Sun, hltirning • Herald, 'twines, Post, Chronicle, Courier, and Stottiewspopers. W. Y..I;INIQUT, I'otry.Clerk. 'rite Chairinati hiring left t lir Chair, ltesolved intanitnoooy, 'rho!. the Thanks of this Meeeting be given to 'John Willock, Esq. not only ror his able and ener getic cmniott in the Chair,.bas also forlits general benevo- It nee. and usefulness ow twry ptifOchial occosion... N.B, The following sums wore subscribed,". The Very, Rey. the- , Deane! CautinhOrY 30 0 Sir %V , Stirling,Bart. , BO 0 0 JACkAOIO, Elq• 20 tl I) 11r art. 'Mosely and Wilkor - 60 0 blwrA.gt Gi:So 0 fitpmrs. Jas. & ' Thos. Ltroallosomi 50 0 0 Mr, J. 1)e sot - 4 0 0 Mr. Stephens - 10 10 Mr. K. fii 13rtwks - it) tO 0. H. I; ors nters ley, - Ksq. 60 0 Nleisrs. Green • anti S ' H ' 4 la 10 0 Mr. J. Hunt - 10 0 0 10 u Mr. W.,Bintss - 0 0 Mr. P.Julinson - 50 0 Mr. JoiSti Tivirlow 6'o 9 Geo. Wagni•r * b:«t l. 20 0 0. John Willoct, Eq. 5 '0 0 Mrs Arj ito‘k, 5- 0 0 Mr. - 5 0 - 10 10, 0, Mr. (,:olilney - 55 0 Mttsi - rl. , Fraf.er - in lin 0 {:o, 0 00 Wray - io 0 .0 Me**. Phillirs -5 5 0 Meurs. Hophinsons /6 5 0 lei Ilerrief, For-- it4J Co. 100 o', O . T.H.Viiiqubar,Esel. too o 0 'Benj. Longisaii,'Eq. s o'o Mr. liati:hord - 5 0 0 Mr. Taylor 7 C h.er- Mr. 1- 1 1;tyloir 1 Mr. Ch4ruo- 2i 6 0 ;lean 1 • ) tacit. ',lnuits ' 10 to 0 Mr. Jame-g Rice, Sun. `.l• p S. B. Min4and, Esq. 50 o Mr. Abrabito4 Mr. J. Smith, Mary le-bont.itrert 0 0 The Her. Mr. Tristram s sti Mr. Horrisuii 010 10 10 0 Mr. Sinper - 6 0 0 Thus. iisq.s 5 0 Julio Esq. ISriv Btu liogtow. .treest • 10 10 Ate,sirrs. ,Itendrie attd Chiirch- • •• wrirdvils,lo guineas each 11.1 -0 0 Mr. Knight 10 10 0 Thuniiikon, Eq. a Mr. itaggilt - 40 10 0 Air. Smith, Si ile. Mr. Simson . b 0 0 A. 4 l3ecket, Esq. 10 0 0 M. Lung • 10 0 0 'Mr: Ilardisty . 5 0 0 Messrs. Dixon r 10 .10 0 Mr. Fenton -5 5 0 Mr. Cantwell • - 0 ' rife Naga • 6 0(1 Mr. ts'wayne • 6 0 Jusomh ii,ickey, Esq. 6 iMr, fhiwsuu, Great hlarlburough.stretit 10 0 0 Mr. Lewis Wyatt - it 0 0 General - 6 Q • Mr. G. l'hinapson, Argyle-street - 5. b Mr. Pontet -5 . 9 ( 4 ,Messrs.Robson&.ll4lelo 10 a Mews. Willis r a (J, Mr. A leock - 2 0 Colleetnrsiliftlielinrlsh 21 0 0 liobert.lolJo*oo, klsq, 10 to 0 Mr. Perkins - ' 5 5 Dr. Yates - 9 J/roties Walwyn, Esq. I 0 0 0 Mr. Druw - 6 0 a Mr. Har vey • 6 5 0 Mr. Harvey, jun. 5 5 0 Mr. D. Srnart - 3 3 4 Mr: Hodgson, - 5 0 1110e1.!ey 0 0 Th. R. Swedlry 9 2 0 Uri Locuts to /dr. fii4lostn Mr. Smith, Vine-st. 30 CI 0 Mr. Garton - 1 0 0 Prioly -9; 2 0 -2 I 0 Miss 'Cownseiol - 1 0 tt Mr: Nik • • 11 0 Wilson • Z 1 0 NH. 001)0,01 - 1 1 blr. n cinthrbs .1 0 Nlr. MOl.l l .tors - 5 s'.i Mr. Milt liale • S Mr. Silluour b 5 0 Mr.-1'11114)0i 5. 6 0 Mr. Ellis tViiliauia 1 I Mr. Manumit - to to` CI Mr. Whitfield - 9-0 Newby & S 111) 5 0 0 .Mr4iConlyas - >2 2 Nfr. Mitirr - 1 1 0 11t. It'arren - 0 0 Mr. Mai ItCadbury 1 1 0 ltlr. Wol.4lebble - 1 1 Mr. Humphrey Starke 1 1 o Mr, Mint - - 1 1 0 M('. Witkrlyn 1 1 Mr. collison' 1 0 i*Toprirtoss of the Moulins Herald 4 2 0 lleniy Naylor ) Etc'. 5 0 0 .Nlr.SmilhoCamlaidge stiect • o 0 Mr*. goirounoass . 2 0 M.J.EI 0. tiarri,oo 2 I o tieu. I.laker,'Esq. - • Mr. J oriti - 1 1 raw - 20 0 0 Mr. Fletcher , - 1 0 1 0 0 Mr. Chamhers - is 0 0 Mr. Onl 'luau - ,s 0 0 } Mt, Cjiter ~, Mr. Ct OW Litt ''" 4 " Mr. }termini s tl i " L" 0 0 Ma a Sktilao • -"' 4 '‘ - • 4iit3 ROYAL, ACADEMY. Last night, at the Royal Acedeme, A NITII ONY CAftetses, Ese F.R.S. delivered his tifth Lecture on the Principles-of An'stomy, as applicable to the Art of Painting. The object of the Learned Professor's discourse was, to explain to the Student the details of the muscular parts of the human frame, and their par. ticular iefluence on the action of the body. lie eitplained, with his usual force and aceurriey, the various materiels of which the muscles are coin., posed, the nature of the fleshy parts which cover them, and the texture of the fibres, together with the precise exposition,of their excellent arraege, ment for the mechanical uses' of the limbs. 'pre active exercise of the mascles was celled their contractions. This exercise, through some un• known physical cause, was perhirated without mental agency. They had another , i'etioe, which was teelMically " voluntary," from their. cumstanee of its belug.Morde.at will, in ,initablef imitation of " Let it he, and it is " After describing the local situations and action of the two classes or human meselea, the inntary and involuntary, lie proceeded sheaf .that the former had three states—that of eon , traction, relaZation, and a medium stai-e, that of tone. The involuntety muscles were only relief - eel by short intervals, of rest. The chief muscles for pictorial use were, he observed, -those of tire neck, trunk, and principel limbs. The tendrins connected with . these "were' of peculiar strength of. texture, indeed so tuna so, that iu Om** of the lower animals, they were used by the ancients as hoW-strings—the strength of thoSe ligameett was such, that even the patella (knee-pan) was sometime e broken be' their shock. The , Professor, in drawing a, parallel between the order, a,strue. lure of the human frame awl the ordinary rides of mechanisM, Shelved that in the fora - ter ihe fe vers ot ection are 'placed at acute anl;le~s, while in 'the latter,theyare at right angles. Theapparent irregularity of arrangement in the human frame; ibis respect, was essimrial for the due perform , ance'of the compheared uses which it reqUired.- .The Professor then practically illustrate d-: several of his positions by a reference to diagrams, which he' had prepared' for the oeeasiou, in which tic ithewedllie .arrangenient of the muscular fibres iit different situations, described:their influence, upon the body, and explained the nature; uf,theireXteu "by activity and ekereise. Tiie influence of the muscles on the front anti einiton‘r 'Of the , .figure.had Isten often, dwelled• upon iet prefel-• , Hal point of view ; important .as this principe certainly was in this respect, it wee yet far hors lici»e decisive where the delineation of intel tectual character was bought for tty- the Artist : might indeed eceord foe,the :Gladiator or Tif4ees, 'bet could never apply to the Yeaus nr dpnllo.-- What was often gained by the est4blishmeet of in tellectual character, was, in a corpoteithsense. last by the exhaustiop of those: roger* nn W4ielk lits• colar developement depended. What, for in, Stance, could . he more - illf.plaeed than a heed of Newton. or 'Newt,' on the body end with the' limbs of the Farnese Wel:vacs? The Professor then' poi9ted out, front prepared skeletons funned for thk explanation of parts" of hi 4 discourse, the 'co. operational the visible , mdseles: and their results. The names. of those muscles were,geocrally taken front their locality le the li u frame; aqsorne, times from their reseMblance tti Oilier 'After describing- the innteles or the face, aritt:theie .adaptation to the expteuiou e f the inissions,, he pointed.orn the admirable arrengemeut of those of the fingers, .which h pheed, as lit SOllle thick over the surf - are Miele they: were ifitended to operate, would destroy the exquisiteaction ; , of ,the joints of ;he burnt!, which -wa%,utre of the .niost luished specimens of well-regillated 'MX1 1 4 1 65111 that the mind was 'capable of efinceieing.-' The Learned PrOfessor- concluded by notifying that his next und concluding lecture would con sist of a . recupit aition of the lea4ing parts of lits foregoing distoures, - The attendance of Academicians find Students ?same very consideratileiand - the tonclosioe of she Lecture was marked with laud upplause. LITBILITURE AND rrtii , ; ARTS, The Alphens- has brought to Bngland n'box containing a part.of the basso relieva of the PaLtce of Persepolis, for tr ; and a hox for Mr. MOntert, containing stones of the wadi oe Tabyion. Though it is now- nuirt than 2000 years since Persepolis vets -laitt itrfr►tit y At,gl - (afterthecominest, of DAtttp a) , these kag ments are in a tittalt perfect "at rte.—lf we mist tke not, theyare the sintialifentiontql in Mr. - Mottl an's interesting Travels (see the Sun Review) anti tlke inscriptions trtay throw certain Jight ,upon•ROOla of the most important parta of ancient History. The fragments Avere'conveyeil by Mr. SiretteOli s who- vvits attrgeon ro GUM , . OLtsLF.Y'S Embassy, at the Cotirt of Persia. The Alphens has likewise brought to itoiNii4 a most admirable likenesi of the I)kilce of Witl.tfNeiTuNT. The por. trait is of great. ditrienSintis-i 'teas' pailitrd lietogul when the galla n t D u k e b ore the rank .of Liekitenant-Colontl.-4t is sent houre',by Mtn. Fitation4n, Governor of the Mattrititis. A bean dint Arabian horse, from Bonlinty, for - Lord HartatNaltitti, , atnd a male tortoiie of-an -itarnense size (the female . died on the passage),, am o rilo • on boarkl. No discovery Om ruffians who numiered tlitt former, ne.-ir Uxbridge, in the night of the I t instant, hitt yrt innile. iiiiitirtecriri, who WWI .) &emit - idly ter:untied, rynniiii; in trtitte. of insciivi4ility, rile property stolen wo: 1401.