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s+ • z \kt:.` , \, •• _ - 1,11:747 - - Te4l 44 :1 gt•tqr. l F P- j, i y„.. % '4J I is; 14 —4,457, **i • , 4 \44 k 1 O t\ t • q .er'l? - :~~ I i_C y ,i4..:Ul,j#j xtT4lnritt. 7386 1 TUESI)AV. MAY 7, 1810. [PhICE SEVENPENCgo , . EAST INDIA HOUSE, Aram q 4, ISIB. riquE COURT of putEcTpßs of the UNITED COMPANY of 'MERCHANTS of ENGLAND TRADING to the EAST INDIES, do hereby give Notice, That a QUARTERLY GENERAL - COURT of tlie said COMPANY will he held at their House, in Leadenhall-street, on WEDNESDA)7,.the 19th .lone next ? at Eleven o'Cldelt in the Forenoon, for the purpose of declaring a DIVIDEND from Christmas last to. Midsummer next. LAW INTELEAGENCE. DUTCH A N D HAMI3URGII MAU'S, , [RECEIVgb THIS 610IIHINb.j • THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. HIS PRESENT EVENING,, May 7, 1816, their Majestie4' Servants wilt perform TOWN AND COUNTRY. Reuben Glenroy, Mr. Kean; Hon Mts. Glenroy, Mrs.G . lover. After which, THF.MAtiPIF. To which will be added (fifth time), THE COUNT OF ANJOU. • • To-morrow, The Itirat% • with The Woodman's Hat.--,;Pn Thursday (first time), Bertram; with 'The Review. • COURT OF' KING'S BENCH, MAY G. MR. PREG AND MR. O'CDNNELL. In Mitteitoti Term last, it will be recollecte3 that the - ecognizances- under which Mr. O'Con nell was bound to Apne r ar then .in this Court, in couscyte ce• of .the a il - a ir which had taken place between t inn and Al r. Peel, the Secretary for Ire land, were respited until the sth day of the pre sent Teftn. THEATKE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. nil HIS PRESENT EVENING, May 7, 181.6, in acted THE JEALOUS WIFE. • Mr. Oakley, Mr. Young; Mrs. Oakley, Miss O'Neill. - After which 'second time), THE ROYAL NUPTIALS. "fo which will be added, BROTHER AND SISTER.. To-nicrrow, Guy Mannering; with The Miller and his Men. On Thursday, The St rane - er ; with Who Wants a Wife ? --On The Merchant of Venice ; with.LoweA-le-mode. -0 a Saturday, The Jealous ‘Fife. ' Viat the TRANSFER BOOKS of the said COMPANY'S STOCK will be Sl-IUT nn THURSDAY, the 6th June next, • at Two o'Clock, and opened again un Thursday, the 18th July following. And that the DIVIDEND WARRANTS on the said COM. PANrs STOCK, due on the sth JULY, will be ready to be delivered on Monday, the Bth July. next. JAMES 'COD% Secretary. -------_-------... TUE ROYAL MUSI34, ' . . 06, Piccadilly, hear the Haymarket, Is fuiu7 OPEN for Public Inspection. ' Up wards of Ten Thousond choice and rare Subjects of NATURAL lliti rows', collected at a great expellee from all quarters of the Globe, are elar:ierally arranged in a spacious Building erected for the purpose... Admission is. rilrHE QUARTERLY REVIEW, No. XXVIII. wilt be published NEXT WEEK.—Contents State of Sudety irtthe Highlands of Son ;and, doting the Rebellion 1745;in Culloden Papers, r uillisiwel from the Originals in the possession of Duncan George Forbes, of Culloden—if The Tragedies of Alfieri, translated by Charles Lloyd- 7 3. Personal Narrative of Travels to the Equinoctial Regions of the NeW , Continent, by Alexander Do Humboldt-4. The Fair Isabel of Cotchele; a Cornish Romance-5. ft History of Inventions and Discoveries, by John Beckmann-6. Sermons by Archi bald Alison-7. 'DK Story of Rimini,La Poem, by Leigh Hunt-8. The . Substance of some Letters written by an Eng lishman resident at Pais, during the last 'Reign 3if Napo•- leon-9. Tombuctoo; Narrative of Robert Adams, a Sailor, 'who was wrecked on the Western Coast of Africa; was de tained three years in Slavery by the Arabs of the Great De tert, and resided several months of that:period in the 'City of Tombuctuo-10. Do Congres do Vienne, par M. De Pradt- , - :it. The Political Life of Viscount Barrington—l2. Elgin Mar .lsles; Report from the Select Coannittee on the Endrof gin's Soulpturexl Marbles, &c.—Albetliarle-street, May 7.. BATEMAN ON CUTANEOUS DISEASES. . This Day, was published, Ia Bro. '(illdlitrated bra coloured Plate of the Light Orders), the• 8d Etlition, price Os. in hoards, of APRACTICAL SYNOPSIS of CUTANEOUS DISEASES, at:cording to the Arrangement abr. Wit-, exhibiting a concise View of the DiagnosticSyniptolus,, ‘and the Matsui' of Treatment.. By THOMAS RATENIAN, M.D. F.L.S. Physician to the Public Dispensary, and to the Fever In; it itut Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater cater-row,* " His Illogic of treating his subject, renders his work a per fect model for works at this description." 4 . To this general encomium upors the work, it is scarcely necessary to add our opinion, that it ought to he iu the library of every member of the profession."—Edin. Med. and Surg.tiournal,.lan. 1814. Tun PATENT:IMPERIAL DINING4A 13LES, and PATENT TRAFALGAR SIDEBOA ft DS and DINING-TABLES, ita one elegant Piece of Furniture, and upon Five new di fterent Plans ; the Patent finprOved Sofa Beds and Chair Beds; Itrass-serew FOur Post, and Tent Tlcdsteads,' Furniture and Bedding complete ; Portable Chairs, with several other new inventedand improved articles of furniture; also a general and very extensive assortment of Vpholstery and Cabinet Articles for furnishing Elonses com plete, ready manufactured, where Families may .select aed furnish 'a whole House in. a few days, avoiding the extreme inconv e nience of waiting several Months in completing their Establishment. by East and West India Articles, Army and Navy, &c. &c. blorgao and Sanders, 16 and 17, Cathecitte-street, Strand, ow terms the most moderate, for prompt payment. PatroniSed by his Royal Highness the PRINCE REGENT . • Elegant Portrait of the Hero WELLINGTON. JOHN THOMAS ItIGGE'S waTenoo AnomAnc TRANSPARENT SOAP. IPLIE PROPRIETOR of the above has much all gratification in,introducing this Article , as superior to %Dy he has ever introduced for similar purposes_ during a tactical experience of twenty-three years as manufacturi ag rerfinuer. Setting at defiance all attempts at I,uvidions de traction, the Proprietor of this Soap avers, that, on a single trial, it will be found superior to all others in purity of tea tore, emolliert properties, and agreeable delicacy of flavour. 11 is particularly recommended for the use of Ladies, and for the Skin of Itifaots. To Gentlemen who experietwe irrita tion in the use of the einomon shaving Soaps, this Aromatic Sail) is confidently and earnestly rev - contended as the most valuable and effe,ctive Soap ever produced, at the same tints 'possosing the toast solid qualities. The above Article's are said :a, the Proprietor's Warehouses, SI, Park-street, Gros tenor-square, and 66, Cheapaide. Magnetic Razors Tablets, with or without the new improvements, 75.. 661. lbs. 6d. awl Vis, each . . Regenerators s. tacit. Regenerating Razor Strops, es, 6d. 35. 6d. 45. lid. fis. 6d: and is. 6d. t . aeh. Waterloo rusnat ic Transparept Soap in round Cakes. is. MI. 3s. 45. .Squares of tie same quality, is. ts, 6d. 2s. dd. each. nuors accurately ground or set. An assortment of fine Ra zors, with Shaving and Dressing Cases, and Apparatus, &c. ore constantly on sale. Also.urery Article of Foreign sad 1:.00. perfumery of the Guest quality. AIrITRIMONY. 3)EOPLF, of cesry.rank pqy adoration to the JL wiiriee of Wedlock; hot, Where the Constitution has [wen taintetthy ttse.iee; or debilitated by _a certain habit, contracted at an early age, a renovation of stability previous to tittering that state is indispensably requisite to revere the shinikering sped:sof life, and to reanimate the system: For sofii.ordeli have contributed more essentially to destroy hymeneal happiness than those whith are the consequences ot unguarded plelsere. It was this, considera t i on which in. elueed gessrs. CURRIE and Cu. Surgeons of eminence and professional attainments, Membets of the Royal Cul leges of 1.04)(101 and Edinhuiyh, to present to the Public the result of Unity years experience in the Cue of Venereal Complaints, and those Debilities and Deficiencies which not 'infrequently prevent or ituhitter the matrinioeial state. in the various gradations, from recent infection to confirmed Vies, their 1 Vent WE'llt C0111111411d4 very often a speedy, and hlways a radical Cure. In dubious cases, their long and well arnsligeti experience gives them a promptitude of decision that . I, vvtires the ratieut from tieing mercurialized out of his ex - Uteitee, or having his eNnstitution undermined, and the vi tal neinciple destiovial bv a latent, but insidions disease, to st lihi i. and fatal eOlifidenee in shallow Pi etend,rs. lit Nar -I",us Diseases, Vascular Relaxation, and Atorty of t e h Or guts, arising from excess i v e indulgence, insalubrious elk Plates, or .ittat'y sensuality, their practice gives new life and "eraY to OW system, even in eases which are verginx on de 'Pair. Strictures and (Abet derangements of the Urethra, they remove in a mild and effecttial manner,. Slight and re "ut cases of Venereal Infection arc oured the short period ut two days. To the Fantle Sex it wdl be consolatory to tiou . that thee may be cured of those D ebilities which defeat ete‘ . , .cep lien anti s.ip th e foundation of connubial felicity. d ratiects tieirlew . ith candour, nelicircy, and inviolable se- Messrs. Cnr is and Co: nosy he consulted every day, at untie house, 407, flat ton.garden.--Lett ets from the Country, 't". s tiog minutely tin , c.tse, moor of living, •&C. iu. nlittanvc for Advice and "Jedicines, witt he tfeatell with ttUdiens 4ttcntlye..—NQ.lo7 liattoo-gard'vls OFFICE OP ORDNANCE. April 5, 1811. • THE REINCIPAL - oFFlcgrts of I.IU 3M. , ESTI"S 0 EZDN.-INCE do ALIA/ give Waive, that Proposals be reeeieed'at their (Vice, in Pull Moll, on or bifiire the 10th day of hlay next, from euell Per.,:ms as may he willing to undertake the. Performeruce of the PAINTEItS' WORK fir the &Trice of the Znirineer Depart ment of the Ordnance Woolwich, for a period of Three Years, determinable after the expiration of the first Year, upon Notice of Three - Months, at the option of either Party. Farther Particulars, together with the Terms and Condi tione of the Contract, may-be known at Me Secretary's Wier!, etiacsaid, stay Day falween the hours of 'Fen and Four o'Clock, where the Pr.po.ia4 mast be dt- Ileered, seated up, and endorsed," Pctipi,,ala for the Painters' Work at Voolwichi" but our Propos c' (..au be admitted after the said loth da;y7of Muy neat, at :twelve °Va.:A al Noon of the eame day, neither will any T.nrier be noticed, un less the Party making it, or an dont iii his behalf; shad attend. ' ' , By Ords of the peard, R. if. CREW, Secretary. A NOTH r R BONI ! 10 FOR TH4)46 NUMEROUS FRI t.:NDS OF pYTON, Stott; -Brokci . , COrniiill. and 18, A - Coventry-street, wb,, I,lCe. heel, disappinuted in not putebasing for Ow tir•t which expirvit on `..i.turitay last. 'To l,taceot a siaill.tr occurrence, E. E. request!: an early call - , by wilich Friends haying between 27th cif April, and 14th of May, w.ll New lianas, of ROO Tickets, with ta'ePriies they may cOntaio..—Ne4t 'Tuesday Week the Lottety tw e rins. on wh ch day, every list drawn wilt oe a Prin., iv:a the i';rit-drawn Pr•ze above Finnt will ne coritled to 40:CO1 MOW, I.lierct..r.e ;illy he SS,oool.—There•ate, also, ('wu Prize., of 3),000 and ;..0 other Capitals. ANcvefi Cit BON ;is I VERY 'PICKET A PRIZE ON TUESDAY THE 14TH. TU4 very tlear Appi ()act, Wipe Drii‘ving makes it imperious upon I'. 111`41, the Contractor far the pre» sent Lottery, to reniind itat yet . nide their Piretia , s, that the fr.lol tbe'llonus of Two Hundred 'rickets. will cease to he araaahie after Tuesday next, th. 11th instant, whiqh _day Ltn' t lit! tery will hi* ri drawing. He begs permission to tall their inunediate attention to this, as it is his earnest wish.that all iris Friends should participate in it. Every Ticket drswit upon the First Day will he a Prize, and the First4lrawis Ticket ;shove /4.503 must be L. 6,000, and rnit'y be L. 0,000, or ere0'4.35,000. Tickets ahit Shares are selling by T. BISH, 4, Lomita!, and 9, Charing-cross, •a. ANOTHER,.BONUS.. WI FT nntl Co. respect,tolly inform the Poblic, that in consequence of the nunieroas disappointmeuts experienced in ail parts of the Country, the want of a auilicient sup v ly of 'rickets arld Shares to meet the 'iniproce dented demand occasioni.il by the First Bonus (which expired tke 47th of April),--a see:tiiii Bonus- of , TWO IILINDI1E1) Ticr.us is paw given, the Prizes to be divided ww.ng all the pur chasers front that Oay to the t all May, when the Drawing • begins. . Tickets and Shares, entitling the Purchasers to the Bonus, 'are selling at SW( FT and Co.'s °dices, Nu. I t, Poultry, I • N 0.91, AlOgate High - 12, Charing Cross, .I ' . St r“:t. ANO Fl Eft. BONUS Of Two' hundred Whole Tickets; the Prizes arising , front which will he de..idett according to th,ir prop.,rtioos, among the HoWers of all Tickets and Shares bought be tween 47th of April and the First Day of-Drawiog TUESDAY, 13th t.f N . I.AS • And on that Day every Tickrt drawn will he a Prize ! G'colvinced hy the daily ihei•ca,oing. demanel for Tickets and- Shares, that the Public are fully aware of the Advantage' to be derived trues an early Purchase in the present Lottery, deems it quite unttecesNary to dwell farther on the merits of the Slteate, than t.. remind theta o f its c o s itainiux TWO L.mo,uoo Prises, and Fifty ether Capitals; and at the Mlle tints respect rally solicits ,the Coat elands of Adviuttirers at eithet Of his Mill:Alt, 9, CORNHILL. ar l 7; - LUDGATE-STREET Where he trusts 'Fortune will cuatinue'to dispense her Vu' yours as liberally as she has hitherto done, among these who favour hint with a preference, The following Capitals havingbeen sold by WEBB, in the last Yea viz. • I'bc Two last Piizcs of L. 80,000 ever drawn: 30.109..,. a Priest 0f.... L.30,n0D 11,539.... a Prize 0r.... 600....1 Prize of.. Z. 20,000 2,502.... a Prize 0f.'....6.10, 0 0 0 • &.c. &c. &C. *** All Business in the Funds faithfully execnbatl by G. WEBB ; Stock-brolzer. ARREN'S ORIGINAL JA PAN LIQUID S kV . ItLACKING produces a brilliant Jet Black, equal to the highest 'Japan Varnish, preserve s the Leather soft, and prevents its cracking, does not soil the linen, is ;ay . - fectly free Irons any unpleasant smell, and will retain its vir tues in anv climate. Sold, wholesale, by It MIERT WARREN, 14. St.Martin's lupe, London; and retail by Caldwell, Dublin; White, Waterford t Thomson, Itelfast ; ttaehurn, Edinburgh; Oi borne, Cilasgow; Lyon, Inverness; Coolsworthy, Plyinodth ; Evans and Co. Chester: Clark, Lancaster.; •Wood, Illirririew, Coventry ; Pierson, Sheilield : Greenslade, Guernsey. and by his Agents in every Town in the Kingdom, in Stone 'Bottles, Is. Lid. a•Piitt, Ind. Half-a-pint, and ed. each. • cAtrrioN.--Observe,none are Gantsine unless aitzente , .(Xlei/11,1 is signed on the Label, and 14, St. Martin's-Jane, stamped in the bottle, as the superior quality of Sp this Mackin haositionss in duced several base impostors to sell urious li Comp und4r the above Name. READER now moved, that his recognizance, 1)&601)0 resPited, until suet; time as-the Court might be pleased to appoint, upon an affidavit, staling his - inability to attend thus early in the present Term, onacconnt of his professional pur suit, which teiinired his presence in the four Courts of Dublin, until the Cclk day of the pre sent Term, Within Which time the practice of moving for new trials, in cases upon the Lent that le- wouhl. ha-144- ;ions to ti - yetielits if he were to leave Ireland dur ing such per od of the Term. ,Lord ELLENBOROUGHi after conferrint -, with the rest of the Court for some minutes, said, 'I Ler; his recognizAnees stand respired until the sth day of next Alicnae.mas Term." Mr. READE - ,11, advertiug to the terms of Mr. O'Conue4i's affidavit, said, it would be matter of great indulgence to his client, if the Court would be pixased to appoint some later day in the Term than the sth ; for the reason which at present operated for his not attending the Court in the present Tvrm, would equally apply to the 6th day of Michaelmas Term, when after the summer As sizes, be wq;1111 he *obliged to attend the Courts, in consequence of the rule of practice there esta blished,with respect to motions for new:trials. Mr. Justice 1 .AILEY-11 the time-of his appear-, ayce is now enlarged till the sth day of Michael mas Terti, and when that vriod.artives there are sufficient grounds made out to the application, -in an other applicaon, for u.sol, farther respite, the Court rniy then entertain the motion. There can be no harm done by respiting his - tecognitances fur the present, until the day mentioned. • Lord ELL.rI4IWROVOI - 1••-•fie may be sure the rule far his 3011e:trance would not be vexatiously pressed against him. It is Made for his own pro. section as %veil as that 61 otheis. If any suf& dent reason is given in Michaelmas Term; for a still farther respite, the Court will entertain .the applicatienr. and he may n he gaite sure' the recog.; nizances will, not be preised VexutiouSly against The .-teengnizftnei:s *ere accordingly respited until the btn day of next Mictiaelmai Term. 'ADVFAITISINti for a PLACE UNDER GOVERNNI?,NT. • (2 The AT.L'ORNV.,..7ENEIAL SitiO, he had to apply • AV,* 1 granted with lea%'e to t defend tilt .' to compound a penal statue. The iutotinatirin•Was ad,ainsxt the Proprietor of - a Newpapet, for inserting an ad vertisement, offering a bunt of Money . f,ra Place under Governinenc, - .or in the EASt htiiit Corn patty's Service. The Act gave all the_ penalty to the informer ; and the Colat had, int he present case, allowed the defendant. by the ride, to Cora -pound ; but it now appears, that the whole'trans act•on was bottomed S!!‘ lratitl On the part of the imormer ! .• He bad * now to apply to their Lord ship for a rule, to discharge the rule tor liberty to compound, rind to aliow the defendant to go' to trial. It appears, front affidavits . Which `he now held' in his hatid, that 011 the defendant ap plying to the Attorney for the proheetition for the imam of the plaint 4 in this case, they first gave hint a fietitiou name ; a demand.was then made that the plaintiff .should . be produced ; when , it appeared the Attorney for the Prosecution, and ti pv.rsoll named Finch, proettreda roan named Clark, trout a workhouse in the neighbourhood, and without 'telling him what he was wanted) for, took hint to time defendant's 'Attorney, and there exhi bited him as' plaintiff Clark,- being till the while ignorant Ilia he w as plaintiff, or at :01 con cerned in the hicimPatiou. On the whole, it ap pared that ttie entire tr,nsaction was one of inwit infamous fraud.—The Court granted the Rule. CONIBINATION. MANSlOV.loose.—Ye.sterday Thomas Preston and David flauthins were brought before the 1.401.1D* MANOR. charged with unlawfully conspiring to . cake a yontig man, named Holmes, to desert his ' employers, and join a combination society. The prisoners, in appeared, were stonemasons, and had in common with other tradesmen lavilt deserted their work ~in consequence of the masters reducing the wages, which had been raised in a time of seareiry. The prosecutor was a young man lately from the country ; and the prisoners after trying every effort .to entice him from his employ ment, and induce hint to to " strike," at length .threatened his life, and he acceded to their wishes. Information, however, being obtained of their rendezvous (a 1)11101c-house in Black friars), where the' combined party assembled, Brown and Clare, the officers, - Were dispatched to the place, wherp they found the two prisoners and the prosecutar drinking together. The latter immediately made a disclosure of the facts, and the tomer were taken into custody.' ; T hey were sentenced each tube imprisoned one month in the House of Correction. ' , . At the Pontefract Sessi9ns, the annual ,return of the woollen manufacture was made j by which it appears that there was en increase of 604,387 yards in narrow cloths milled, and a decreas9 of 262,025,, yards in 'broad cloths - milled. The whole manufacture produced this year in' yards 17,044,325. Sr.' PETERSBURGI-I, APRIL I:3—By the ne* Tariff, - Which, though not yet formally published, is knOwn in its leading points, theelifferent views on the subject are reconciled. Both the Commit tee appointed to draw it up and the Conneil oi the Empire having terminated their labours on the subject after mature deliberatipn, and -the result as well as the‘detail havit,g been laid before bit Majesty for his approbation, his Majesty with wise care for the progress of our own mannfae• tures has been pleased, On the 'One hand to retain the prohibitive system, and On the other, in or. der to maintain the commerce nith foreign CPAntries.-_eattformably to the prpseut wantg of the nation, to allow several exceptions front :Thus, for example, the importation of nearly 200 articles, mostly manufactures, is prohibited ; • but others, such as cloth, plain and white ' cotton goods, porter, French brandy, tayence (earthenware) of one colour, 4c. 'boy he inTorted at a high duty ; cloth pays l roubles in silver ' per arshitte„ It is ttue,many of the friends of unlimited importation, particularly in - the Russian paper, rfhe , Spirit of the: . Journals," have announced that it vas allowed by the new , Tariff ; but it has turnettout now that this was 'immature. LLTTEti FROM THE FRONTIERS OF ITALY, APRIL 12. " According to accountv from 'taint, Prince Eugene is to be indemni6ed for the dotations which he formerly possessed in the Kingdom of Italy, by the rowers in whose doruin;ons they lie, according to their estimated value of 20 or 22 mil. lions of francs. The Court of Rome is said, pay from- 16 tip 18 millions of 'francs f o r th e ' dotations that lie in the legations, r and the rest be ' paid by Austria for the Kingdom of Lomb'ardy and Veal e." FROM 'MIR MAINE, Aratt."2l,—;The King of Wiirtentberg 'has lately invited other (iettnart Courts, and among'the rest that, of Darmstadt, to take common nneasiu•es against the ,Mediatised A great many of the formerly in \ 7 ...h1t , ,4 0 f .1. 11 % particularly in Swabia, have lately ail - dressed an other petition to his :11.:jcsty the Emperor of' Princes, Bx. Austria:requesting his protection and mediation, that the pivileges ussuicil and piotniseil to Arent in the Acts of the Cutiletiei;ation, tut}y be roily attended to j t the execution." BRussEr.s, MAY Highness Field-Mar shal the Prince , of Waterloo arrived at-Valen ciennes on MOnday evening. He passed the fol. ing day in examining that great fortress. Tu-day the Field-Marshal will reach his head'inarters Catnbray. A general change of the cantonments of the army is expected; hilt it is uncdtain then it wilitxtend to the whole line or only to the right wing. On his arrival at Valenciennes the Duke met: is cogrier with important dispatches from Paris. The courier returned to Paris soon after. The same letters say, that great uneasiness prevails . in' the Pepartment ut the North, on account of the nu merous tires, which arc believed to be the effect of design. -Strict Incas:arcs' are adopted to dis cQvcr theperpettators, and several who are sus pected I'd being concerned are arrested. Two persons implicated in the itfair of tile:Nain Tri eOlcire`huve escaped from France, and have pass. ed through this citrwithout stopping. The Duke of Kent has taken an hotel in this city for 3 years. - VERSAILLI33, APRIL. 26.—The Trial o Ftr R. Wilson and his friends has in general h,,d no v ,0 0 4 influence on the public opinion respecting ttie present state of things. In the course of the trial it was necessary to touch upon several tender points, weaknesses, and et rocs of the piesent Cioverment, which it'would have , been 'better to pass over in profound silence. The turn given to the business is also Considered as a false measure ; but it is atfifined the Keeper of the - Seals or Mini ster of ;lattice, would never have done So heal be not been compelled by the predominant party /Ix the Chamber of Deputies' Exchange on London, 34-7, Six spots are at present cisible o►► the suet's disc. One et them is of conshleralsle magnitude`, and resembles a cluster of islands, situated very near to each other. its breadth is at least equal to the diameter of the earth. Another of tt►ctn "is Very dark, and surrounded by an umbra, or 'fainter shads.