The Sun. — London, England, 1816-11-06 00:00:00

7 t 4 Tf 4 - i .. k.it; .a 06'4 NumitEn'7s4l.9 ‘IIII.IIItAbTY,•UPPICA, Oct. to, lug. OTI:GE. is. ltereLyi givot; that,a Sessi,on pf , 0 ye, - ~Ityttir T epigin gr and Gaol itelive,ry,for ;he Trial of Of r"ArSlT'iPigrliVt the 411.4.4 Seas, within the Jite; 1711(.114n ,itf . the 41(lttirfilty England,will lie held at Ji. , st ice Hall, in thf Old Ltailtq, - ' Landon, on Alondaq, the 18111 (lag of Noi , ember ttte.rt, at Eightiotelock its the Mapning. J. Ir. cIiONER. rip HE PATENT I M PERI N 1 NO-- TA - • - MES„ and; ,!,..V1 i ;1.011: TAAVAI,CI.%It s(l),Wlo.klt ) s • and MNINO-I'ABLES,, in one elegant Piece of Furniture, And 'Ties iiewttilferentPlans ; the Patent Improved ioka Beds Chair Beds; Beassocrol Four Post, and 'Pent rurnitiire and ;Bildtfing complete ; Portahlt• .. s C4aishimith seyerat other ocw,ityrptcd and inipcoved. articles of furniture; it) ' a . i;erieral and 'very extensive assortment of tllpbt4tv.Ty.olo cai l ingt ~.tvi,ticl4s•fpr farpishg. in 4010-; ready rtiantitctured, where Vamilie, n o sy select and **Lirsiishivi!trliole loose in a few slays,„nruiding the extreme iticonteoicifee,nl" waitittig several Months in completing then Vstai,listiment. .• i t r yny, mi tuNip.vv, &c. by fitli gag and S'ander%, and I`7;Latherldi-streel, Strand, on .tut Ins A NA= most moderate,: row promptipayoient. -.- • 11)is 'Handsomely printed in- ,e Rea. price, in: boat L:s, Ito. a New Edition, being the Sixth, of N APPEAL; to the (iOSiIEC, or an ingirry . ' C •kt tl I; into ..ae.,tact.ee o. n A) .„04tdoi,ber Objector., that toe (iospet is 1101 preiched by tit Vational Cler4; in a ::eries of Diwourseb delivertil hefty, t• -lihe ITnivert.ity of Oxford in the Year 1012. at the Lvettrre founded by the fate Iter• J. Bampton, M A. Canon of Salis- Ivory. • By RICHARD MANI', D.% lector of St. BOtolplr's Bishopsgate, Domestic Chaplain to bt.c brace the AO'clibio'bop of, Ganterbory, and late Felicm of Oriel Colhge. Printed `for F. C. anti T. - Rirington, St. Paul's Church- , r3spstl ; aad J.,rarker. Oxford. :Of, whom may he hiut, by the wile Author, a New Edition, living- the Third,' of _ • It„,tier,iiin t i% for, Parochial and Dolut stic Use; desight , l ti, fltottrate and eiti,rct. ii cniiectt (1 . View, the m , mutt in jporteet ArticlEs of Christian Vitith alict PrActice. 111.3 rub, C.o. price. in loitArils, 11. dc, fill. 9. Avaienlical , :ertuons pue,ached befuni the University of tt.)?furit, price 7.t.. fld. Lat , ly pubtished, .randsunnely printed in Olie 1,1 r,:,, Volume, Octavo, price, in , hoards, IN4. - • , • . 'S.-INQUIRY itito.tive ,I NT 144(11111T of the tVULGATET . fiREEK VULGATE or RECEIVE!) Et.XT of tat.. 4W. 'I‘;! 'I`)EgI'ANIENT lin which the Greek Ntaiiitst_ppts are Aewle classed, the Integrity of he auttiorisa Text iinilicated, 'stud the varinui4traditet4 traced to itivir , Origitr. Hy the Beret - end 11l I:ItEItICK NOLAN, .. A Pre.hyter Of tlo , Coited Chtitc.ll. :Printed Fur F. C. an WI .1. Itivington f N { P.. tit, St. Nut% Chorth.yard; sold aka by .1. Ilatcliard, Piccadilly. Of whom way be hid, by!the same Amboy, tatrly published. The Operations of the Holy Ghokt, illustrated and con -firmed' by Scriptural - Authorities ; in a. Series of !Sermens, .31xineing the .Wisdotu and Consistency of the I - s eminal) , :ot Grace; with 'Notes and Illtibitatiiltis, exhiiiiting the Eni sirovearif tho Truth and thr 4uthorit*; of tbe Doctrine, fr.tu the Primitive w Church -and the Chtirch of England. ItLindsemely printed in uvo. in Oils large voluute,Trtee, in isueAr.la, tat. •*,* For is Character 'of this Work see' the British Critic for 4ti1y,.181.1.,. _ It %vac ohterved 'by - the Tato Lord Chesterfield, that " a good NI of Teel b, in either • Se . x, ,tnzrt add considel aidy to the. i‘reposse,ion formed in the mind on the 6rst appear one,'" the jtottiezt of WI& rcraarli mast .he obvious, on•the 4iiglitost consideratiOn. VEG ETA ALE , TOOTI I PMV. 141. has long been patron zed by the. Nobility and inentry'; and dicidettly preferred by them to every other DCn :Wrier. It% campoNition if entirely free fr"tr. ever!' rorrnsit' and: pernieion , ingredient; and if tied eon aantly, will pre tretAe the Teeth in a sound static , •eNell to nht nit ; 'ttnd pro. et an enamel of the •tuoit beautiful and durAhle whiteness. net imparts a Ortune , s and healthy redness to the Rims; bag $0 agreezthie titavottr, and is, partieulat ty rtlcounpentied to the Latrtki, it;, an elegant and ttecescti . y appendage to the Toilet, Boxes, at tg, od.--Also BUTLER'S SILVEHAVLBED TOOTH- ItTUISIIES, is. each. • Sold by MeAsra.Butler and lions, No. 4, Cheapside, corner or St. Paul's Chatleh-yard, London; and.ttisu by the prinatipal le*rfamers and Itookaellert in every Town. TO THOMAS TAYLOR, No. 9, Ncw Bridge-street, LuntNU lEl,,►porttia►, SIR, IBEG leaVe to inform you, that ever tiMee the year 1790, 1 hild been alpieted with the'Lues Venerra; which, from its obstinately resisting every course of medicine re:scribed by the must eminent of the faculty here, and tin "r!Kaillgseveralsevere courses of salivation, and twice 415- etaarg , e4 front the IlOspital with little relief, would appear to be s e t tb et ymot inyetipn o natifre. In the , spring of lest year rig disorder had got to such a head, as nearly to put a period b myetistence-1 had a large ulcer on the crown of ony head, " e °ll 4 . 4 0 um, anti my legs were broke out in a frightful Brunner; my right WA dreadfully painful, and had been in a state of ulceration fur the last seven years; 1 4,Yleft 1434 also teva, large nodes on it, was very much discoloured, and gave me "'ell I ' lo l l6 okt pain, paiticularly when warns in bed, as nearly to deprive me of rest; this lamentable state, I ties recommended by Mr. J. ThOmpton, (who received so great u cure by them here), to take emir Ltake's Patent Pills, schiCh f beo. ' sri to (tom, the With of May ; iu the course of a 19r thight Illegap to receive bruelit—ni lion more Omit's' stionth the ulcers em my head and arms were soundly healed—, *494 after, the sores Pk my legs lieuied also; leaving, how ti'vr, considerable discolourutiun in the skin, and pain in the tome of the left, Which, by the blessing ef God, and a tittle l lu ngerperseveranee in your invaluable Medicine, subsided the nodes dispersing, the skin regaining its natural hue, and the imcturual pains gradually going otfer-1 thus boa. me, by your hheral ad v ice and aiedicine, perfectly; free (ruin all my t ruer cumpleints-..have recovered my former spirits aind and ani become jolly and fat, to which state bar ng "Kitored many months, tts the astonishment of all Nillo knew *lv, I am at a tuft in whet terms to express my gratitude, but you, for the good of other suffering mortals, to utake lit ia4 cage as public as possible, as I shalt en every wee " Ill; in so doing you will greatly oblite,' Sir, your grateful, obedient, very humble servant, ALEX. AtUalitill, Swan's Close, High-street, Edinburgh. Witnesses to the above Ciro:- 4eltri Thompson, No. 3, New Poultry Market s Erlinbec4h; John Wlntosh, Old Assembly Clint, Edinburgh, ,rreparetl and sold by thc TI sole Proprietor, 101 AS TAY. i i i "‘"Rs . .Ntentlacr of the Itc Celleg,e of Surgeons, at his C! lici No. New Bridge , :streft; London; whets, after a Iso.utant residence of :more than 40 years iu a practice'parti t 111 '9 1 Y. ditcc,ted to the care of Ventre (Implisirits and those ...Incidental 'to th e P a rt s o f stub that itiviolald,- " er keT which men of his r rofession should always observe in St lell.caste 4 hi flatters himself the advice and asAstenix be r tit4it9tmly administers to persons taking this Medicine, will eistci.:nierl, by a discerning Politic, as an advat,t4we seldom it ttairrable, , and vuiti *loll timbiglity. Also sold, by his appointment, fur the convenience of those 14 vino. 21 al. a 4tanev, et the Tuyshop, Nu. 10, Oxford-street; alt. r 6 7 Fish-sti—et-bill; Mr. Baxters, " 1 ' ld .- 1) Ili • and )t• ge, tdmburgh Laliwel 3, it I s r" Person in arery eimitiderable town in Grdist Britain anti *I : 1 ' 1 1 11 4in Loses ofenly9.s. Od.eaelt,tital l 4so.nod ke4l" tip kirli full and plart direttions, wheteby perSoilli, of tither lirritial cure Utetaseltssli4th'ea, slit , iittecy, ai d safety. rir . l , 11 VIE'WS of the PRINCIPAL NIOUNT.IINS in the WORLD. This Day was published, In One large „Sneer,. cv as.. beautifully 4oloared, AAL compA RH A. V-14,- .V-I.EW n •the..lllo(ityrs of the PRINCIPAL M OtINTA &e.. in the WORLD, %villa their :Altitildes vareftilly taken 'from - the tnost approved Authorities, _and' so arranged as to form a 'most pie Isingl Picture. Printed for C. Smith, Mapseller and Tabtillter,'No. 172, Ott and . This Day was published, in I 21u0.p rice. 75.. Gil. boards, TII B POETIC '1VIIIIItt)11 ; or, the ..... . . . Containing the (.;tierilla—Lordilyron; S , fs'f; and Wat a' Clench—Walter Scott; the Stranger; , the Flying Taylor ; and JatnrslOgg—W. Wordsworth ; the Gude Greye Katt-4,latnes Hogg; Isabelle; and the Cheruh—':. T. Cole ridge ; Peter Of Barnet_; the.Carse of the LattreaTe; and Car men Judicial—R,Sonthey; the \Latin* Sitar, or thc,Steam float of Ailua; Hying to the Moon ; and thc,StraptletiShip,— J. Wilson. Pr rated for LonDmm, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Drown, Lainian ; and J. Bit! bdiaburgh. Tliii Day was published, In Two Volumes, Octavo, with a Portrait, price ass. the St.- mid &Minn of fa OM F., ACCOUNT • of the LIEF -WRIT • KY INGS of Mrs. TRIMMER ; with Original Ixtters and Meditations and Prayers, selec•ed hoot her'.lnurnal. Printed far .F..C..and .I.4tivingtoo, .u. 62, anal R. Hun ter, No. 7'2, St. Paul's Church-yard; and by-J. Hatchard,, • • Of whoin may Is , had ►. by the same Autism. ' , lately pub lished, the Third Edition of A Help to the Unlearned in tho . minty of the y Scriptures; being Attempt to explain' the Bible in a familiar way, adapted to common apprehen sbins, and accordiaz 1.. the opinions of approved Commentit-, tors. In-One large Volume, octavo, price, in' hn3erly,, t2s. ItENIARKAI3.I4.4 sCAIICITIEs OF CCItN. William IL-10,S8. A grcai spreity, and the corn not ripe till the end of Novewhcr. Richard 1.,--1192. ('rain so scarce, that wheat was sold tOr 20s. per totarttr, which was equal to six pounds of the present monyy. 1197. A great font' e throughout. England, at tended with InArt al ity, Edward 11.-1316. 04 account of a great fa nine this year, the PalliAment limited the price tpi ()visions tis fonowng :--3110X r I GJ : ; a co„ I2s ; a hog, t‘vo year , till, 3s. 4d. ; a %heel) un sunlit Is Bd. ;if shot n Is. ; a gnoie 2FI. ; capon 2t ; a hen Id, ;24 eggs ; a . quarter of wheat, beans, or pease, for 20s. ; and whoever. did lint comply with this regulation forfeited the pro% isions to the King. 1437. A prat deArth, uhco v,heatwas sold for 2s, 641. the bushel, and bread was made of fern roots and ivy berries. 1521. A deatth in England, when wheat was sold for 20s. per ynarter. 1553. Ttii was such a plentiful year, that a barrel of beer with the cock were sold for 6d.; and tour great loaves for one penny. . • 1 i: u it • WEDNESDAY, NiOVE'ii i irEll '6; 'lBl6. Ii IftCl"R :H MAIL. IREctuvaD THIS 11401ININGA nkRLIN, OCT. 15.—,11is blaiesty the King has matic,fi:Present of. a Regiment of •Cuiritssicrs to tite:Grand.Duke Nicholas, previous, to .his depar tare. tfor - ,11 agi and . -'morning.eittly 'the -Minister of State anti Chief Marshal of the 'Court, Count , Von der Go!z, sera , forFrAnkfdar on . the. Maine, where he will , till the important post of Prussian Representative a n Plenipotewiiity to the Diet. FRANKTOIIT, OCT. 2.7.--Tlie next Conference of thellinisters is fixed for the 30th inst. In this it is thonght the question wilthe agitated, Whe iher nny rdigioni ceremony thulkecompaity the opinion Of the Diet; Baron Von Humboldt is •appointed Prussian Minister in England. ST. PRTEIISI3III4OII, 0CT.,26....A regular Post is now °established between Petersburgh rind iVarsaw, by way of Riga, Mitan, Kowno, and : Mariampol. It commenced the 19th This is in consequence of the will olhis Imperial, l 'Majesty, that the communication between the two capitals may he as speedy as possible, and the . post not require above ten days- HANovra, OCT. 28.—1 t is said that large qoan lilies of potatoes, bought up for , etting again bete and elsewhere, have been detained in the neigh bouring countries by desire of this Government, and are to he brought hack hither, which %I ill be a great advantage to the, poor, as potatoes have risen to a 411.4 t price, which of course Increases the price of corn. The 'trot thy Conineilor of the Consistoty and second Court, Chaplain Guile, is dead. STUTTGARD, OcT. 25.—Hi.3 Majesty yesterday gave an audience to Ptchifient Von Baumbach of S:txe Ileldhntlhausen, in which the Pres'ident •usked the hand of the Princess Amelia, Lis Ma jesty'rs niece, for the Hereditary Prince of .sOte flalburghnusen ; the Prince wa , , born Aug. 2?, 1789, attd the Princess (daughter to Duke Louis 4,f Wurtcniberg) June 28, .1790. STOCKHOLM, OCT. 22......Otlestanciing army is now 24,000 men. Exchange: on London, Oct. 29th, and Nov. Ist, 35. 4,-35. 7. ST. PCTERSBURGIT, OCT. 15.—Suc1) continued rains fell in June at tialit,t, on the Chinese lio► . lietA, that the torrents from the adjapent noun. tains eanstul an inundation in 'Kink t a itself, which has done touch damage : nothing of the hind has ever happened there in the memory of man. STOCiCTIOLM, OCT. 22.—During the year 1817, the frontier between Sweden and Norway _will he surveyed, and where it is necessary new boundary marks erected. The wlnde frontier, Whirl, is 140 Norwegian mites (between 7 and 800'English) len t :6, is to be visited in three divisions, earls by a Norwegian and a Sweetish Officer, and the rec tification of the frontier to be repeated every 15 years. That the weight of the bread may not be les sened in consequenre of the increlsed prices of corn since the ball harvest, the bakers now re ceive corn at lower prices from the public maga zine'. ifhis is st happy result of the fund of 2,000,000 of dtlitats, set apatt by the last Diet to purchase corn in the country in good years, that the prices may never tall ton low, to the prejn (lite of the farmer, and that tittle may always be a stock in hand. . The fo.tndation for the statute of Kin► Charles the 13th, to be erectua t the - eiperice of the Crown Prince, is now ready. The medal is taken from the captured cannon, of which 84 lid in the artillery-yard. ENOLIsH Fentatgo,—A small farmer in., the vi cinity of Manchester a. few .days since killed a cow, and sent part of the beef and a quantity of suet to his son, a weaver in lilackley, Naha- limn; it up so near to the window that some one in the night broke a pane, and carried off the suet, In the morning, the Weaver, misiing his'sttet, wynt to the ale-house, where be pasted up the follow ing advertisement, which still remains, an evi-' elettee of the right John .13oll—geoeimily and spirit Whereas, last night, a gnaw ity of beef suet was taken away from the house of Thomas 'Wolstonecroft—this_ is to give notice, that if the person who took it away will appear and prove that be was forced to do to by distress, the said Thomas Wolstonecroit will give him a aoaell Of flour to:make the suet into clumPlingi ; hut if he clanot prove that lie was in distress whets hY stole it, the said Thomas Wolitonecroft will ftl;l►t. him, and give him sv. it he beets, hitu."----(Vcataß Paper LMID FIFE'S CAUSE. The following are the Findings of the Jury to the Points which were left to its decision in this. Case.—See Tya Sun of yesterdtty Ist. Find, That James Earl of Fife, at the date of the deeds under reduction, viz. on the 7th October, 1808, was not totally hlind,.though he' could scarcely distinguish bet wren and darkness.—The said 3r. P. -. 1 'WSJ at that time inea p ible of reading any writing, written iustrum-bt, or printed book.—He could not at that time dis cover whit' et a paper was written on or not. 2d. Find, That the said deeds were read over previous to thesaid Etri'satat»e being pot thereto, in presence of Stewart Soutar, and Alexandet Plot teith Williamson, or one or other of thent..— It is n'nt proen whether they were all read to him at one a nd the bailie time. et at different times. There is no proof whether they wvre deposited sod kept iii . the room in which they were read, during the whole period which elapsed from the com mencement of the reading till the name of the said Earl was put to them, rtwa aforesaid, or where they were deposited.. 3d. Find, That the said Earl put ltis.name to .the said deeds, by feeling for the finger or lii cis: of another person on, the. spot for signature, and wa s no otherwise assisted titan as ahove described. . . 46. Find, That tile said liail pitt his name to the said deeds, at one mid the smile time. sth. Find, That the said Fe.arl Inn his name to the deeds tinder reduction, in presence Oroue in strnmentary witness, viz. Alex, Forteith IVilliam son—but it is not proven that the said Kiri did acknowledge . his subscription to George Wilson, the Other instrumentary witness. 6th. Find, Proven in the affirmative. Eintl,:That the only means which the said Earl took to ascertain that the deeds under re duction were conform to the scrolls or deeds pre pared by his agents, under his special directions, were his haVing hearil the deeds read over io he.Gentleiuenen of the Jury were allowed to go home each night by consent of the parties. 4nother Atternpt= at Robbing the Teignmouth Mail.—As the postman was going to . Teignmouth on Thursday morning, he was attacked tinder the archway near Powderham by two men ; he snapped his pistot, but it missed fire: they sue edcd in pulling him of his horse, , upon which the horse ran sway with the bags they rifled his pockets at a few pence, struck him several vio lent blows, and then wade oil. r 1 , 21 , r , 4 qt ' f " 44 , 110 ; SEVENP7NC'g• L 0 TT .6 It I .6 S. At List, arm° , iBl G, the , enterprise, industry, ,ind competitions of the , London Metropolis can. not raise,a• reasonable bidding for a- small Stare Lottery —itsvofit. still de.arable as one means „stf national finance. The Public still desire it. ehautie of, fortune, luck, or improvement of coi , dition; and yvt, mirubile dictu, .The Tinte-" are so m0r..1 and so chogre, so calctading, anti itrntient, that they c.iti no longerendure it. These are (hull coincitivnces and contraeivtiopili irhat must simple people in their conflicts, sin cerity think of (bent/—the t of puffing I.iststi into a science; .gold so abundant that it lie, hide in whet !harrow loads: in Lottery shops windorro; and.Lowlo, 4 thost soon he almost one-halt exo t t.. vetted for cellars, to hold the silver NMI gold bid.: lion which is no longer of use to pay armies and hani,h Lote titbits tin the Continent. The p pie want, and always will want, and have, one legal, fair, large State Lottery : it is in its any, anti in•its degree, a batil‘ for sat lags, an cx. excise or hope, the opptirtunity of the expression of kindness anti good wishes ; it is an easy and an- innocent way bf trying the impartial favour of the goddess really blind, who never should see or respect persons. The truth it, that a single state, honest, welt conducted, Lottery, on ti lar A re scale of public con fidence and authority, once a year, to the eseht.-. sion and suppression of all ii,rivate schemes anti goes," is a IA holesome conductor of a strum; human passion, to consult and try the fare MO destiny of chance—regulated, moderate, unexas. Iterated by impositisn; This is innocent, at le,ist, if not in our snail conditions even wholesome and useful, gratifying !hope, indulging vanity a little, inducing after trial a patient rebi. t nation, Or the energy of acquiring and " eavi sg" habit for another 'effort of adventure. Vine and tea, gin and tobacco, are still more idle wastes of social means and human labour, than the ,insignificant Wvinlity of a single State Lottery Iris petbos these that keep us o bard at ' . work and still so poor in our soil, worms, houses, clothing, etlusiation, science, temples, churches, theatres, palaces, and all the best of social comforts ; that keep us still SO ignorant in the economy and chemistry of cookery, nod many ether dontestic and sociai•gratihcations. It is perhapi flint that the National ntery should he conducted, it it can, for the griiticsation of tike people, those entering, or nearly entered into file, in particular; and the profit of the national finance only, -without tie intervention of a third class of schemers nod speculators, unnecessary to its put po,e, 'and encumbering it operation. A very simple scheme might be devised, of tickets from 51. to 201. each, uvi 11 a balAnce of advantage to the smallest adventures, in which channel the tat of hazard in the moral constitu» lion of man, might be collected and dirt out; to very innocent, and even useful and consolatory changes of Condition, in prizes from 101. to 20,0001. but this could not be stated iwyout' co -111111113. To'clonge and to improve condition, is the 16t and order of our ►iature, from the crying hour•6l entrance into life; it is the' hope of our youtli, and the rorttol►rtion of our decay. In a %veil-regulated anti' %reit-devised State. Lottery, nod exclthire of all others, there is or can be much more of moral advantage, and social ease awl benefit, than of any great 111C14'1141 teninces. There should be a National State Lottery evert, when it may be no longer desirable, as a mere measure of finance. There should be no Lottery for the mere paltry . Aid it ein give in our peat schemes of finance, if it eau be shorn to be iti jyttious to the moi huh &fly, quiet, or ew of the people. Your Pruitt will not allow me more et this time, but the subject deserves, us it requires, your space another time, anti your emouno,icant ht a less lazy mood for the Ethico-politic „ -reouomicat tbegis thatt he is at this hour, though provoke ii by the times to-day, in spite of nature and hist stars, to beg your numerous restl. " AUDI itterEit.ol PARTErst." Curabiti, NOT. 4, 161$. The A4lmirAllp Sessions commence on Mouthy, the ISO initant, at eight o'cl:)ek in the moruing, at Justice U4ll in th,; yid iJailey.