The Sun. — London, England, 1816-06-14 00:00:00

si r { i'_ . yti , ,z-.4-7,ty• sit; , . ~: ~ r, ER 7 , 4 i • TypATR E.RYM„.D!tiuty. LANE. I' E HIS sENT EVENING, 41titte 14, 13'16: their Nlaiestier Servants will perftirinAhe Cuinedy'd WILD 04,VTS• stover, Mr. S. Penle'y ; Sir Geinv Thunder, Mr. Dowton ; J AlotDory,Mr. Gattie; ; Harry. Thunder, Ale. kV:Mack ; Ephraim Smootli, Mr. 'Munden ; Sari, Mr. t Lady Amaranth,. M Jane,:Mrs. Urger; After which (third time), it new Fiiree, in O l ie Act, called THE MANN MIS 'ONVISI AATgita To which he aileed (tiro tims t his irtsurk), tbe Farce pf- TIIE si-r . 'Sir -Patrick l‘le.iPalutcry Ifft,lotn Brady - ) Mrs. Mar d)'n (tier fist appearancebAhAt Charatityr). •, /r9-tn9row, Bertram; The Man Li. own Master, and Past Ten O'Clock. • 11P.A i ILOVSII:C1 CCENT-tiAitt)l%N. r l l O.lllOllliOW EVENIN(i., Jitne 13, .1816, 31. Wilt tie ier!fortood ' •' PH.ESERVED. 'Pierre. ,Mr, , Kelobte, ; Mr. C. ; 13elvidcrA, A ralt SYISESTER DAuGhitwool). wt•fil JOHN OF PM:B. ~Pinces for th,e Matti t‘i 1)e take)) of Mr. _Brandon, at the Uvirntfice. riaxt-streo, from Ten t Fun r. • . Stock-Broker 'and Lottery-Office keeper, 0- I ,..Cornh'ill, and 'IA, CoventryAfretly has igiiu thy plrustire.o(CouhriltUktiltg Ilil.FWieguJA int the sir, cupistance of tile Capital, Prizes in tbe,Last,Lultery being sold iN Sliafri I: 'Three 'of which were sold at, his, truly I ntituate Offices - , as above, where l'ielters and Shares are IlittV on Sale fur a small Lottery :of Only t 3,000 Tiekets,yet Contaiaing Prizes of. L.Q0,0 , k0, L.10,090,134e. to tie all drawn 25th This Month. One Ticket may gain L.Ili;000, and 'Shares in pro port ron. UNCOMMON CHEAP TH.AVKI.LING'itt the ,i,I4tACEN'S HE..11) INN, Snow . -Hill; London. From LONDON in I'oll.l4alro LEEDS, only -T. Guinea* lop!, and a Guinea outOdtv the same in proportion ,to and all Parts of the North. From LON . to WEYMOUTH, Otis Guinea inside, and 6s. out.: ilde, Kith four inside.--Coaches, tlio.bvst Busses . , and keep: good .time, By , W. B..KOUNTAIN and Co. The following Post Coached, .tail Co . aelies, ie. set out ttoul the Saractn's Head Inn;Snow...Hill. in ROOK and GOSLI NE.;*Ol LIi()ROUGLI Elegant Post tioacit, through. thingerfortt, Newbury; . seta, out froin ttte..,:jaracen's ist..!ieven u clo‘k in the Morning, gets to, Marlbo. rtnigli by dinner a`coinfortabte conveyance for 'lsravel isirs on the Western Road.. Tho UN' PI Rif:, tt New LIVERPOOL Li, II t Coach, only sine Njint,oti the Road, cat tying Boor In,sitls,ittitl Fotir t)titsidvs, tieti out every Day at Otte' o'clock, ari'ves at LiverPoOl•neit Afternto,n at Six o'clock, through Duristriblti. Woburn, Lath y, N 9 1'0.000011. Welfor4. erwtr.t Athstl-, stop, 1.4 c hilelli, Stone, hugely, Newtltstle, Ktintsford, War riitglint and Present. • • . * * )PTHAM PEON, Lymington, Winches)ar t and' Basing.' sttdce, New' Four Inside Coach at Bight p'cloek,in,t ho Morn ing, arrives at the tieorge, Inn, Soulhm n aitto, tins is a most delightfill 'Conveyance to the Isle of 11'Iglit;• Jlirsey, Guernsey, Saint Maloes, I-lare de CittAee, Ctier; buret., &t;.• • • 1. ht ‘VATPII.9O Nrw,Light,rour I tisitle. Coatdr to Leed,i),, Italifax, Bradford, add's% Parts of the'Noilth;eettt but it Two tote.loelt in the Afternoon; and arrives at the Gulden Lion Inn, t tie•kt .Evotting Ok.,444olo4o.4tWlN'lltkitrasfortl,.6l.trn -Ildiri,.Newark tool Donewitor, ..I'.lsis ; Copelt njlatntled to act tt:ttiontolal e t 'l',"•,•' 1 1.eet.14, - ilittifol l d and Vi ittitr. It will 1 , -ive Ltethvat three in ,-..fte•riloort. • rasseugurs: .coore:uicillly ; cittiseltviAdet,74. , ttuue tho s ',.• pluses on4l4.l”..Lottito.o,earlx, the no4l,,letiptir, .N...l , :rAtil...ll . li,i)oreGe.t yr, ill titltorq:Salislittry, ,kintover," and IlaMintiti•lte. new Po •.t (40.1ctiOitillt 4 .lifteftinVot, At Three \t'esti totti k Perekti t ajt4 Cylorinpfey, "to•..y, tkc. Frihr gl t: stkufsi,), 3•944 to Paris. -IMETI,4II.' t aiontlt, W'evirOldth,t'borehe'ster, ritlmouth,: Ilartmbetb:: PsPitAiirtkult, trvi'ry st‘hitiast, < Side.tf,cipt . ,",„,thrungt pnolto., .14111111Stq, Drid. , iterri ) hi B,t;sasot. BOSTON, Spalding, Peteihatittich, 'titilttm and lliinting. 1 • . , dun, new Royal Mailoach, set: retry rat:mitt to , by, Louth, Griussloy, an,l & PICIS 101..,Fling.Poast-('iaches, thron t ,ll? ettip !Tali's*); (Janie', rintlllatllattioil,t)', art ire at 11.. May's,-"kx Ort4hottraf ateitthe London- Tavern, Thoinas,l Feet , and the swan, itri.tul , next. Morn. ng..- / coattlies to Wel Is, Urigtewitirr,, laktriton;' t:44. rIY- Itibtah, • I.;Ziri)‘pewlight Tito Illoaingimm,l%is nut .ve h odup4l,ls at ryj),..41 . t.',11)41.ei1Viit.., stjuf soei renal:alp) .elsy, with a (1 1h roughout. ihrotigh'Staint vd;.Nltityark,'ltet ford, llotteaster, and 'FirrV.• Itridge, to thc Croldtit Litin•,' Leeds, .next Nlorning. Notwitts• htandiuß the ttuFtms m rqtti Expe d itiort of I his coach, iii )i?v,,;(l to he t oit agt ,mil complete "P`ohlie Con. ‘eyative oti theNkiithiltoatl' t being unequalled' in /term:Mita dation by ally other, cijo,stio tv, LonetOwn, (3rutua-,7,,reen, Annan, I).tinifries, 1;64 11 1 1 in, Thornhill, tsatnytilt;tr-Kilt t and all parts of Scotland, Post Uitach Malty); ' Setirhortitigiti \Vhit by, Shields, Nontlerland, New `ettstyi..trul Nvw performed with a Chum) t hroughoht, sets nut every Nl)rhing at 11411-1)44 'SiX 1) . ) , of Newark, Itvtftird, 'radcaster;Darlhigititit N(trthatierton, I)orliani, Mot pet"); and Berwick. Passen• gers finding themselves fatigued front the length of the iutunev, may rest what time they please, tout then proceed, on without any additiottat•Fare.. 'BRIDGENowriI and IVali'al new Post-Coach, every Eve. ant) NVlnteh.tvett, Po,d-roacit, goes vitt, Fmir ijopses, and .t Goma all the wi l y., P aws th i , 0414 1, 'Uptigh t Appleby, '' h r.•alahi itl,;e, R e nn l ood c 4ttel i c t i , Iluknqglibrithget W'etheehy, t•!‘heritarl, l)timsaster, and Cirtio thaw. Sets out every Morning, itod pertnriat the' jowiley WWI the grFatect tioFtlity. det4ine(tion the 11,01 ti)i . 'husitlo49 liarsi the peculiar advantage Ut their tietttg liehht seturetl imihr tiOti eaterki. 1.4114:444er. 13011,typ. , Claurley,,OinstiOi, tool Post-(;oaches,.r.very Alt er. I.It!ert1 1 0t)1., Wallin:4nm; Ktlntsforil; Sume, and Litelt— field, Post Cotten, called The I".tqfrailii.l., evrrY E"Plici/(• sit •Fi% e o'clock, to the Saracen's-Ile:Id Ltu, Dale street, I t iyer4 Goardell throughout. W,Alt hal Bilk Post-Coat:l4 -every Morning, at half . past 11 , 4 o'vlost. 4.11 ES VER, Newport, ‘Vhitelittreh, Tarpinley, timitwieh, 7.lortloWteh and Mlitillewieli; l'o;st.:Cotscfi; 'every EVett; at •• P • SDISDBELAND, Stockton, and Yarm, new, ,Coach every Itlorniti4, to the Geary,e Inn, 4uudr.ri:►uii. Winslow, Neweastle, 4ml 1 1'olVerliornoton, , PAst-C ,, aeh,i(t cry Aftertsoun‘ • SIIRE"A'SLItiItY, Vt'ellhOPEl and '''''‘ .lll4l ' P " "-C “ acil4 erury I , :vt-nin4 :kt VJA"t! SI-11 , 1.'11EL') .old Rotherham fost-Coucts, c.,411e1 the Itttelt ialzharatvveryNtorning- Shin ilIN(41-\QI Mercury Putt Coach, wttli ;t Guatxt, refs 4) "t Yvt:ry Atternonn, and reaehos Ilirthinghay day 4 , „ t)itUrtl, Easton and. Shipstonc, to the ibtacen'ilittead, Bull-street, lltcnn"gl""nt „, litlLL,Nurtlwavet Ilowdent , volicat4er, Post• evt - y Mori t h Moroni.; tt all.past Six oclock, to tin; Cross ..rs-eVs! Niariiet-placo, 'Mt"' • . 61IV Elt , 'beat; Suntlalch, Itmusgate, t'enier ,bury, Fert.isw, n4 chat-11.114, Rachester,, and. Stroblt)ew. Po*t ( : 43 c11v4 Morning, Noon, anti Nlt:ltt• = TIERTBC)1(1), Illoblesdoti, and Clieshitut Coati ), 'every Ntorrritig, • ' tr,,ft:r°l: filiAri\l awl It'aluttlaton Goad! $) flails, zt II df•piiat '), 1141f.past Two Hal ;past nun', and 1 1,4 4!'.'1'4" - NIMUNTAIN and Co..respectfttliy acquaint. "` '• nends attii ,tho they will not he as;countl. alas fur any Writint;', Pareel.,,;, o r Luggage, &c. of titorethan cite l '`mtls \JAI tie, At,itrn., or : tialwigi!rt, thtle:weist , Tki , ay such /Ind paid for accurdingiy, at:the to,n4 ~.. 0 - i i i . e i i e '-'? ti... , , , ~,,........ • , , r , . .... 6, 4 1 1 j - "Tfte voi lA rs 0 ....41.. 1 e 1 4 00.::1 ' 0 ';',.... 11 11.1 I)A V. MINI, 14:1816. Athuiralty-OtEce, June IF, ISI6. WIDOWS PENSIONS. • , st' V0T;C1 7 .4 is hereby given, that iill WIDOWS 71 who Jeceive Pensions, from the . Charity estahliibe,d for the Relief of POOR tVIDOWS of COMMISSION and XRRANT OFFICERS of 'theft IVAL NAVY; most sent or bring to this offiei,; . between the 17th &ud 80th -of this Month, the Affidavit required by the Rules of the Chatityo# 'wiler to their hying inserted on the Pepsion.List,,.which will he prepared next. Month, and. paid on the 10th August. All Lettvrs, from Witlons ret.peeting their. Pensions must state the Rank their Ilusb4Mis hehl in the Royal Navy. J. VV. CHOKER. OFFICE OF (MD.Y.4NCE, June 3, , 119$, rril4 P NCIP .:1L • OFFICERS .. of 11f.4, 41- - JESTY'S ORD.V.42VCF, do' hereby give 'Notice-, that- Proposalff will he received at their Office,. 6n,or kfore Monday, the 17211 Instant,from '34c4 Persn, as may he willing to undertake the OA.: . Supply of CL . tar 'servir e t ,' Mir Depariin,w, pir a peri id 'of one year front the Ist si'July ne.xt. The Coals must he of the rlestei . : , - denoutistoted ~dais's Mai 3, lu4 . At on A.l - o;•',' core Is twat iu quality and Aroodu,ss, and will he I:e7nived to be deo liered,Jrce royer'?; exp..ner, except the Nin 4 it's ciiher on shore, or lost(' re:•,sa.i or Coy?, at any place in the Thame4; and at Faimrsharn, or at any Pont or Place in the laver ileilipay;!and,alsa ,at the fort of Liute liaiapto)s, is the Couaty - til Sassfx,- as ma,.• be required. Farther particulars, together with the renns and Condi tions of the Contract, inay . 6o knelt'st at the Seerslory'd in aforesaid; auy Day between thell - oars of Ten and Pour o'CloA, where the Proposal's nin4 he. (1,111 , ere , 1, scaled up, and indorsed, ie P.ropvs;►ls for Col ;" I,!it ;se twit he ael indite 4 -4pr, the sftfi 1744 In4fafit. at lye o'Clock at , ,Felon 47 the sante Pay ;,t!qther toril any :trier be sotised, unless iheyParty routhiJegj,4 Or an .Igent ins hi..lA:hall; shall,atte,nd. Ortler.rf the I.marrl4.- . 111 CREfr, Secretary. . . . . . imrEmtliNG EN(.3lsl;s . coOSti•octed on 'on .V V improvi.il Principle, for. the, itse.pf &c. Bre. by . JOI:IN fitITCIIINSiON' of Sfietheld wor ith4 l'f • - • mow to bo•acetuuttt'am:l • or soany yeltrs, sl4periority is uhrious, front 1 1 1-I!;ol4istiakilciuratry; and from she facility with which th'e w.eigAt erAPYttkprileit I...ascertained. by a slitting Index; which ilttirely pr cutter the ,fleccistty of lifting any weights. es peeetiaed with follow. goititi‘i. • Letters will be thaokftillit received, ;t.nd instatttty 3 1thvgred (as to &e.J, end references ,for. testituoatt.sis with 'pleasure. • the Mitehiriery being eenerally'eonveyeci by water, erect.. p,srf uf the Kmgdont en, tcounable terms, t sl6. INI I;E RIAL PA giIkAIEN T. jiOUSE or LORDS, THURSDAY, 3etllE 14. House were ocenpied same time ; in giving jmignient iu, a Tythe Cause. . The Aineriean Convention Bill, the Mine Of fender& Bill, rite Lire Annititiei Bill, and. the WaterforAllArhour Bill, .were brought .up . irotn the [loose of Commons by Sir, James , Graham, Sir John Newport, and other Members, anti read a tirst:time, Tile ; Irish Stamp Duties ITill.was read:a third time and passed. Mr. Finnible, front the Bank of England, 'pre sented eccoonts respecting dollars, ti. whtch were orderei to ts printed. - 'rite. Itati OI LixtthituDALe postponed Ivis..tnotion for. 1/ C4llllllltee4 011 the Currency of the , Country till Monday, The 1 7 . 'Or Li H gave notice of Ilk inten tion to.move•the taint reading of Abtiy's Divorce Bill on 'Monday. Karl tsTANno ea gave notice for to-morrow of a motion for a Mtssal..,o ro the Utilise of - Commons, with 'the'f4 . 3ent . ' of an Addiess to the Prince Regent, for carrying into etfect , the Resolution respccting the 11E1.'19i:emelt( of the St atilt c Book,. THIRD sECittimti OF S'rATE. Earl CittosveNna ,asked regarding the Otlice of Secretary of 'State fur the War Department,whe titer there was .any 'intention of anolisliingit, tiqing; lie conceived, uattecessary itt time of peace ? Earl Ilitruutt •r said that the Colonies, '` vliicli were formerly only IS, now .tmounteil to 4;2; and the corresponence in his ntlicefor 1813, and 1815, wa s espial to the .whole. eorrespondence 'of the Coltinha Office ar.dte'for aser period during which it , tias-estaltiiihed. - .111:e was, itirefilre,, wit.itt►tt4 any.personal gousislerit tion, quite satis6ed that this tvas absolutely necessary to carry on the business of the titiVel'il+ tuent. eductions , had taken place, hot the sif flee itseltims 110 W A:111.111.1.1VICti.. %VA'S eSttniillL Ilmigght that by arranging she busi ness in 1i different la ay, this office might 'he ttis rinsed with, or at least a tonsitter4ble saving might: be made. Tboe'..3voi; unw, .for,iuktatwei an establishment bit', the cgustuatoler its though, 101 former occasions, the business w*s transacted by the senior Lit:hire! of the 'Allay wit bout it StlilhAt*Pelice• . The Earl. of I.4fve,eroot centeodetl th 4 !4s Office of Secretary of -State for the War I)epart,- , ment was absolutely essential for contlitetinglll4 business ,uf .the•Colutties, Ahtt that the ehlttinul since of the office of Coostuatader in Chief was also essential to the di4cipiiite, the order, and 'tlic.,pro ' inoiiOn of the army ; it was hlio of grZat iii mice in:stisother 'sols. of %icy:, as-st took ' l l4 uglil y , out of the reach of political influence, the pro motions being regulated by military principles alone, and not' by political consideratiOn. As to official business being less coulillsniiter for the 'freasitry . thitt.,.the bv.s.ittess of that 4/4ntrtis k ent had incre,, , ,vd,ftive-foid since the ye;:r • • CI VI L LIST. The Earl of'Lly t a rottt, Movetl . the third's:L.lqt% ' of the Civil List Bill. I kottl ti,rtosugunti.jose ow, expressed his opiniori thsit (he jni!Kments 141 1 whi " the ferret", made an important putt of those which, in tare4:nnotnicak point of. vie-iv, were tvor,lty of the most serious consitterittion of PatliamestC.':. 11u thought it would have been greatly twelerahle were the whole business ofibitivil LisrAfeii 4tl to the consideration of it Continittee - of their Lord ' ships: 'With,,respeet to the pl,.rtieultir mettsnre HOW I ) eture the !louse, he radically and funditutvotally, iiisapprovetl of it. Tit . e'N'oble Lail Oleo eutitred into it comprehensive discussion of th,: if,titertl subject of this Civil List. The argument agliust th,e arraugentent nutde by the .Nol,tle E,ir elp wer those thed ley' 0 Noble Lord at his Side of the linuie •on the forotet'discurtiou. His Lordship gialleeif at ttutl seemed' , to censtitv co,tititict of Alinisters,io appoilqing a 'tight ItOtlour" able (tcoilenioth Ambassador to the Court ut Nor-. fugal, when in tact' th'ere — %%7'14 lip' Oink' the r...— . l'ilinisters, he said, shotilddiave, Merit .certain of Oke return. of the ,cojtet from the Lss l i il3, tretoro tiley ,m;o14, o exvvosive ao app9ititme . 9t, attentitti with so t.xtraoritio3ry on expeoce to tii4 He tilio.ecostired the ajyropriation of such a large sum as 70,g04. tymit.tho Ehoits of the Qrowit to . _ the private expences of the Ptincell..egent, So triestionahle ilitl he 'think this conduct, that he thought thelloitse might address'his ItoyatHigh ness.respinging the 'expenditure 01 the sum.. He alio,disapproved of the uppuititment tit . the new office of Atitlitor, which 'lie thought would soon he found of no public utility. Upon the whole, lielleemetC so of the. present limo:Wye, tbatillt order, to atfot d time fur due, inquiry into tlii sub ject, 'heshould move, that itiliead of 4‘ now," the sitinald be read is third time that day fort night.. ... Pic lijrt. of 14a,t.tcrtvoY contenclud, there tens ftilkeft information necessary, already helmet t h e ifotist. Their Lortiships could therefore ,fully judge of the nterits of the lsili , which'aermig edevery thing - respecting the Civil List and the Rely f state„(of w..i e l t l i e believedthere wits no question, that it shunt', be properly supported) 0 0 Pthlciples'of .the Very StrieleSt'CCOlßMfY• WW I , respect to the rettaiiof a Right Hot.Qentleinau to office, from a diploniatie situation Aon 114: Colt* which the Noich. 1i:till had „Houle some comments., his vontitiet proVed lie Was not of that unforgiving disposition which NVollift precast hint from uniting (not wit list tintlibg a little quizzing play take •place), with others in the I service of the country. His Lordship vitidicuttd NIONU: :IDERSONS of komitt Property 'And Credit JUL wanting to raise Money tor a fvw Month, uiliY, butdif- Mott of exp‘4iug their eirctiinstancil, and of - app . lying to thoir'Friefla, may ' be waisted in the most honourable and - prtvate mana,cr by a Scrivener tit revect4bility, l and of neup tliiriy expL.rielice,—.Letters (iitt-frce': addreseed 'to Mr. 10C11.11c1)SoN, Illetwortli, Wilts, vitt be aniwereti t*w days. *.,* To. restrain, ,triaing,. or atlierwitia usage' opplirationg, no I ett. , rc will notieed unless it inclines a suitable Fee, *Web will be returned s!inuld the riegOtiation TOE MERCURIAL DISEAtir.. This Day was nii4lished, price es. in hosrls, the 34 Edition of A N /NW' the 'HISTORY and IsiA . 'lltr.' of the DisPASE prodoced in the HUMAN . LONSTETIITION :by the Use of.NIMICURV: with Otiserve. , tips op . its csonexitxu.wit.h,t,he,l.ues Vetterea. ANDII I EW '• Surgeon Yxtraordionry the, t',lll, l t.p 'atol to her ir.ilesq%, 'ltotpetiotti, Surgo.in to the Westoin•nurLying-in itosoitaf, and Member of the itoyal Colleg t i of StiegroilS of tuiitd“N• f.nudon; Printed: for !John C4ow, 111.4dital- itdlkseller; Gtownicourt, Princes-itrvotoSoliot WilCre Way he -10td,....,105t imported, io 4 rdls. Pckit. 21. H. lutitrdi, P llte.Arpojeon,Mqiettl. ap(1.0111liticl 1 ies ; hr, Apil:tls of Natttriil titre, and the tnefol 'Arts ; Medic:A TotHigtsipily, Antiquities of the American.Coptivnt s Aruericop Itiogratiby. Dityid tiosark,,M.Dt 444 JVhu W. Ft'aile , t, N 1.17). . . This flay wys pulitiYhed,,price 9tl. 0 4. supPLEmEN to Liolito-R t., thirst. neeg, Orme. and tirnWit . 's CATALOCaIt.: of an ErrEssivE Cetf.I.V.;CTION of OLD liflOfi.ti, for the Ve,ir prishic the Libraiies of several. etuitsent Collectors., with others of a *mailer itogut,', rq,bractnj ail ( 1 0sys "f Litera tut e, and iuchnling nainerani , Articlet r Kreat rarity; which lino•y; bruit recently purelnewil; The Catalogue tor tat G t in a large 811). Volume of above utgy, still be had, puke cs. Bmardtl. Alefisrii • I,* i l , ntv t , co, horc recently. fitted up sow ! eloStalloso lu sl.cattindion.s i rgoins, for *lt, purpte4e rxhiliititqc tae,lt rxtenSire etiltstethikof linand luieikt, lochuhog the v4l' An a))'1e• Wfirkti ea.e..r411•14 in t tie= atm: ( rigs* rtottocgd ; wiArtisonitsgt:arq,catirely aketactled frana the hustlg of the whole Yale businoos. t rft Libraries, or smAll collections of Old Books, put . . <hissed ditOtilliferal tenuity, THE JOURNAL OY SC,TENCE. AND THE ARTS, Edited at the Rosy fl institution. The SECt)ND NUMBER of the QUAWITALY.SOURNAL. of SCII'sN(3.; l a id tht• Airrs, et'St.'d it 10 Royal loslith tioo,,wili.be.ribrotited the 10. of July, conioluius the: ; • I. A C(.f)UNT of the p r esent Suite of Ph vslitiet -(11. gk.,l Sdieiler-, br Dr.TOO.--.41..:0it the Set&ition of lfiiltt by Sir E.,llm.iie, Do the Doctrine or Aci l is, bY Sir If. I. Oilsin imitroYei! W . ' , Ntb itorit.---s.•Areowit of a new Voltaic Ntrpttranti, by iLl'opsl.4l4lo--ti.. Or thsgrigi.ll orlikV 4rlible l ) l os. •A SP/fat4tic qcouo ah tniiierl t of the l'io' i t i - thl 4 * - Lilineet," 2 ---41: Ohter..'.oloo. 43 the Dkeit,s' of tuilia, by Dr. ScoSt..-9. ACoo4tut of it Soila Lake in Smith , alueriei,,hrClutrle: Kn01g.e1:441.1-4.0., %)1, the tilication , of Pi +tiiiih. pod of the Lijug or Terituy, h,y Maqui; riot Of an fittlireg;latiiir ti•Ca'ne l'hok frOm liter Ara.-. 1 J. Of the Volt ettio.r4 of ,lava , --13. 'Repot% %slum Mootacvlleobi ;POFcriptioa -of :lhoq• BVitoos of Vrvivius., by or. OcaaKiik.:,,, r 14. ,Aqqatat urtitir. I roprovtoonts itt Oily .top.tratos..--15. fieyieiv of Bet•s#lo,‘s-Mineraluo,. 16 ..... • Aemitrit Ati Traveli ;4414417re., OA of l'ottio r'; i , fir 'OOO i 4 . 4.0nie4 Nor rative.--18. Ari...,ant of ilif 1.11,! isn't Writing; of Itionz.iiti rill-v.—if). Ace rtt,il of 'tit Anoit , :nt Anion it 1,;11 ,111 1 - 61v4r, coliimunitlifel to the fliditor ity-siir4osrtilt Plrtlesonhicat Suojetie4.--: I. MOckillouvons ion no sciefltio(;„4oidetti. Pat of Pattots, anti of Nleteorologicat'Ditirr, /tr. ix plAtes,. will collaptete the Firct toutaittt he 'fi i tte anti ,roux. ' 44i4ttintit4, J gium.44ltralilsiestitot, II 414 Jo, .. : .k ' - riIIICF, SEV,E.NI,F,I;CT.. the conduct of .I\finisters with respect to the di plomatic appointment iu question; lie said rosters had cveiv reasini to expect the return of the Portuguese Royal Family from the They had ecun "requested that a . British 'ign a d lo n. might be sent to convoy them to Europe. The squadron' accordingly were sent thither, and had temained several months for that purpose, b. fore the Royal Personages decided not to refurtr.— Being of opinion there was no necessity for 're ferring the subject of the Civil List to a Com mittee, he'should vote against such tt proceeding. Lord 1 . 101.1..!5N0' spoke at considerable length ii. support of what had fallenfroin his Noble‘Friend. He `however was not irrepared to say there should not he a third-Secretary of State, Ii the reference to 'the'Coloitial arrangetnents for the busioess, and in the event of the suppression of the office, nary be found as expensive to the full, As its. contitiimneel 'lttid With respect 'to Ore, ali poioinient of the new' officer, lienoiy be tisiefsit With respect to a Enure . speedy'aili ring of those mc counts ; but it would be it more cfrrotril remedy if he' were appitinted by Parliament, that nomi nated at the pleastirc of the Crown. proved' of the reference by the Noble Enl on the 'former night, to what bad been arranged for the personal estahlidnnent of the King of France. Nor did he agree with him in his calculation,: respecting the expenees of the A merit:ail GoVernment. The expenceS .the free - Con stitution-Al Government of this country should be calculated on a medium . between both those establishments referred to. The Noble • Lord went into a •det a iled calculation of the whole expenses of the Civil GoVerninent of this 'Conn try, Scotland, tool Ireland, in,which he itichtheit those of the LliPlOteatic Establishment., the hen siditi, and sinecures ; then refet riug to those of tire Government of the United:States, gcot7!titY anti fv4wctively of tlios'e of the ellCrelte provinces„ and argued from a view 'of the Whole tinit this disparity .was much gieater in favuurtif the (lobed States and against this y than seemed ter hays beert'emitionntmed by the..Noble•Eal I. Of LlVEttrimtargueit at coosiderable length,. and with his octuttanica clearness 0114 a bility,. in 'liiutlieration ttf the wiTaiii. , ;vments by his itiaisty's . t.:*.iovertonetit with tcspeet to the isahiect in triest ion. He mot ghoi to otiserVe, thAt whatever tirtferenees of op' mutt C XlS't f ait one hatl heen Offered to . the georrA, principle of the BPI: As tar us he understWOrk the Nate twin) 51At iltiteo, Hip.. derstiiod him 16 object to the Office Of as not likely to accompliih the pOrPoses tot which it w:; , -; iutendvd. time satin time lie; wls happy to observe the: Nobt. 13jhi,tt .vas' not ho, , ,tile to the plat he (Lord 'Liverpool) mutant to accoMplisk by, this Real. 'He ivoidd mitt now go o 6 :1" the grottod. - he had - formerly gout• over in sttpunt't ot the IltIL but considerel it certainly a subject of vast itnportliateta the public. In reply'to the charge' brunght hint specting'the appointment of , h ItigtitAlionotirable of his to the Entbaysy'at bliyorr, he-begged as'sur'e their rdiilittips; that'ai 'the 'period of that Appointment the most• Talionallitipes- - were eiitertairied of the Prince Urgent'. of Portugal then returning to his IlinTdom, and a vessel had' net beer ordered by his Fl-t yal liighness for that -iiiifikte; • ItesideS, the appoitittn'ent of tint, Ambassador was expeetild to be bilnelicial to both cou nrrie,,, um! it hail solely been undertaken Ott -that view. ;Vitlt respect to the CroWn Di-n'i'ts; ' Which tie itire beloog . cql to. mite 'Cy nit , his Lord Ship afkite&thitt' it • waS absolittely toi grant the'Croivwthe uncontrolled authority adjs.: ~• • , • • • 6 I : I 61 tosinglu these. '!`her tottonstahtes to is oicoioe ilostrioos Personage no* exercishigthetnnetionS ofGOverronent iii this country Ott:l'e, tils his Ship 'argued, no better than it Svas actually ate, eeSiary they should be. With respect the office of the Auditor, it'svas . clear that .Such rift office sites . absolutely Called 'for. No Mali ciitiht doubt the necessity of accounts being properly' audited. ,' Theof object' this tiessv appointment Was:to infiirnt ' the Treasury' of 'the-exact atinitint Of the exfienditinv, and by a rigid examination Into the 'different parts ofjiiiiiv'spernliture, to be come a cheek on extrii'vaftierice:- 'lt , : was Fats di Tot able"' fact, that A affair' .'praspereck in proportion td _the viOlatice he' exetvisen over Otetii, tin& is negligtnce was: tillowed existtbere ivil4 'an end of 'aft hope, of prosperity." " It was ' jtrstly said, that no , than was ever Istined,whokti& carefully what expelideV' Lorikhi P then entered' at Some (err tli into is comparison of 'the Civil List Of this country•with that'of France prior to time ltevtihi lion ; and with the Civil List of America, which he Larvae& bore no.comparisoA to ours. As this country was a Monarchical Government , he main... tained teittnre•ot: Monarchy.tts preserve its splendour.'" Besides. 'one Royal only being numerous, 'a large expetece was con sequentlYcreatetl to tireCottntry. lie , woniti 110 C (Mier Gist t he s+tbjeCt of Siutettreit, though he con sidtred•the abolition of these likely tit (Tome am' 114111titi011111 elspenee-to the country. - ,wouht not say aloft at pmsent i n he .was , glad 'to see no ob jectiOns" offered co the Joidtrßidosvetrort spoke at sortie length in • , titterr which the queition a ns lint , 3100ii‘tt . ti , ,AS negatived is ithoart a tii ii ii irtß mut List 13111 was, read a third time, ton 1 Rll The Earl Of .I:4l)4ttitie tt) pnipt)4V Ott 11( 1 114011C11111t . , 14 the Seeflllti ott Bill, tt , Whieb he Wtts il1t144(1 - 11 Ott llVC:litlit if It Ittte:lV”,4 (if the hoov, 111111 for lite cooversioc lie of •the Noble Lords * took the op i .LorMntty to exioesA his tlittliks to a No.ble h od tivarocti title) 6,1- the great pills I.theo 414d3i1L avaitible, Aria wortity tivo isau4;:itXo