The Sun. — London, England, 1816-03-02 00:00:00

NAIrAL NEW 8 1 , • ;;, . DeAL, Nfartcn I.—Sailed the . ship Ciandine; AVELSIT, for.floliand.' 'Caine do!i from theiti. vet, and 'sailed, . the Stisi!ut liewLeTT,. for Ja maica. Remain 'his Majesty's: shirr - cianene.cle, and the •Flon., Eiat 'lndia Company's ships Cum» bridge, Cohisfreent, and_LadY:eaStltra'Agll, for St. elen oil d nay . :---Wind S; • • PcorrsMOUTlli AIARCH the 'Nestor transport from Colt Apn transport fvotit the Downs. "Sailed his. Majtrsty!.s ship Makicieprie . for Plyinoutls.... A•rrived the Flora; Ct.Triii, from Lynn.tio.'Legliora, lealty. ovidcnce, for Bombay.; Bitonm •for Ma- . Bras and Bengal ; 13RowN, ; GuSur, 010, for Neiv OriearCsi . 4liain, Sr: 'fcir gr. I)(Oniogo ;,, Coventry, JIOIIN, for tuelir i Lord Wellington,' GiasoNr;•• for St. ,Thomas;Etheldred, fOr, Jamaica; Prince, . for Uverpool ; ;Alexander, ...leptitne, and Seringapatam transparts,; fort'ork. Wind. E.' • • n61001'11: FEB: 28:—Sailed his • gajes . ty's • • 'schooner Whiting on' a cruise ; ; .Ranger pacli'et 'with mails-for the, Islands ; Portitilde, HEARN, ' for Jamaica ; 'Prospect; Co.LiiicxE, for Madeira ; Star, Bitowtg, fur 'Madeira and Affica 3 : Indian, OARIUTT, , for Boston; ~Clifford, for Virginia ; ' - . Medway, VALzENT, for Tobago; Stoi:oo:(38), IlAn , for the Cape, of Good Hope ; Liherty, Mein Ews, for !Whoa 4 Peter Proctor, PETERKI N,. for Dfnni4iica; Grace, VI EUDON, for Plymouth. ' Wind 'N. . SCILLY, FED. 27.- 7 —Came in his i\lajesty's Fri . • igiAe Ist rr, CaPtain.FORRRST, and sailed again tor the Metliterranean...• . • YesterAny a on of Diriotori was hi idtit the . )4t India Hone, when the under-rnen . tiviied )(Piet:ca. were s%ihrn into the command of their ielitieCtive vii.--earitain J. JANTEs,,N, 'Foy' t 1 f, P.ainaynts ' •. Coptstin MAYNIS, Batsvia,.Chitia and Captain W. iklissoß,`Anii, Madeira anti 116nthay. The ship Thomas Grenville arrived at tke Cape the 23(1 Deeemher..and.waa . to Callgigain on her voyage to Chilli', the 28i1 r. ACCURACY. •The first- line of the obsee'vations in the Sforning Chronicle *to-tidy, is,si follows " 'aae.Cai)iort Miiii>ter attended 'in hit Viaar , in Abe House of Commons ytsverday': : — and rise first line of its . Report of the Ifotise of . ,Coin ons-- '6. The Cruomrt.t.titt or the EXCITEQUER stated that Its IVubleCulleague the Secretary of Statt;," Scc. We thougH , t th;it t 1 a CHANCOLLOR'of the Ex tittavittctrai ti' Cabiwet Mitihter I ' '4l-1) d.kvfies Ay.--)WieTtiay, at . : 40 o'clock, the 2,lartittis of Voti'cisTett,.rlte President of the ,sevr.raf of the Vice-Pret.idents, and lumpy nf •the• Ncthilit r a'nk.Getttry,.assetnided at the 'Welch School-house, in • Grar.s lun-latte rosfi, where they paitOok . Of bre'46!it, during which two military kandi alternately played in Court yard. At 12 o'clock theyroccst:ioxi,tito.v.e'd Gttildford;street, Russell-square,. Bedford :vinare, thiforcl•street, down 13ond-street.and "diiiYorto Si:Jam 'rite Church. 'ite service•was, real` in the Welsh language by the Pev..TijoStAs At.umq, the Chaplain of the Society, and ft Ser r /R i m) was preached in English by th‘tflishop of ST.,ASAPH. 'The procession moved from Church to - ..tite . Freemasons' Tavern to dinner—The (pis of WORCOSTMWAS in the Chair, suppotted Ott his right by the l l - lisitop of ST. ASAPIi, and n his left' bv`the . F.'ar nutEßLry. At the .same. tstle were.Lortt CLtve, Sir W. WYNNE, f7;ll' CHAfiLB 6 A.TOGAN. and many Other tiohlemva anti Gentlemen. The companyexceeded '6OO persons. The -collection . amounted to upWards „.. of .1,470/. • ' . . The Arelt-Dukes of4AufsDittA were expected to visit the'l'reusury this day, for the , ptrrpose, of ill— 'peeling its, interda) arrongetneitto, Its they, have done at most, of the public offices.- Count frAerts:Nstiad crime to; town on IVetities-• day from Brighton. Y. steirdlay he returner!, to' trigl,tor, to :it tend the Prnice Of SAXE COEOUPG, 'With, titttlerSti-int,l, is4ightly itotisposed. • The marriage of the 'T)ue de Ihtnat is decided no. youthful bride, is, the niece of the l)oclicss titOttLy4s,,urtil. grond s dattefiter of, the hing of NAPLES, Al. 111...tqAs• has -the ltqnonr of conductink tier to Paris. The Dutch AdMirOl VAN 'BRAAI'47 Prrived at Su rinatn on lire gtlt February,. on board the. Dutch of-fmtleship'Vontier ‘Ver, in compatty.with a slitysp of war and about 200, troops, ,a1)cl took Possession- at that - cOlony in the mime of the ll Litt :f,f , the Nit'ffIEULANDS:- -Tice Dutch`frigule k....titydire, with the Dutch Gnternor on board, a'ict )1 fleet of transports, with troops, mrted frotn.,,the Vander Wei during a gale of wind, in the toy of Bis - cay: • Ate, lately stated t h at peace had been concluded betwee n Denmark and Tripoli. vibe fact -was. ),.-”t ij urtlitY officittllY ,antioitneed in the 'following .14etter " London, Feb. 29; Dina. " i 4 with much satisfaction that I COMmunicate to Juui for.the int.rniation of the subseribets to Lloyd's, and that oil' ••• I • ft - slim has been received at. this in 11111 )) i" .' 1141.4 Ue.ll , r4lfittretwrs between his Majesty the King of !"Itta.rk. And the ilaclia of Tripoli hating been adjusted, and ttl f fli b Danish Flag has henceforth, nothing to apprehend that g Cr i nailer, Denmark being now at peace with all,tho II art , p f , o ,• . " I ani, H. F. HORNE:WAN, " 14.; " Danish Majesty's Consui-Gencral. 11 9nriet, Sec. to the C.*-aainiirtee at Lloyd's," The • , t lus "roler of the late Viscount F I TZIAfILLLAN. t h_ a Caveat in Doctors' Commons against ‘" of his Lordship hy which: be . has ,be. luedtht,( so larEc a provcrty to t 1 , • I. t _ utver-i y of (114 4141 , ;e la • _ . , • olt ATORI O. 2 , • _ - • Ite 111nttagers of 'the viral Theatres have very wisely deter Mined upon er<lrl- biting the Sacred Music of -Lent on_ onerttote Pat Days ouly„untrthe'commencement was ifit •llOtry-: Lane yesterd4 evening,. --Sir G. SMART to he commended for his personal diligyner. iii getting up favotirite and aciantific CompOsitiOnsi as well as in his § - electing, the liv;:t talents tor hit execution of them. ',Among the novelties wtis r " Sit : PVII I ELL i e in this line of litiging; who , evinced great ability' in flartnet.'s, Air, and no coninion . taste in MoznaT's poet,. which ;vies justly and loudly, encored.- Alit); Go4n A j d „ ptpit:of Sir Ilk:011(40s, exhibited a promising first appearance :--heryoice is rattier` culled upon to repeat . .both her 4irs--ibe Fortner as an encouraging coinpliinent to d cleb;ifante, the latyr, by the inlittliciolp y cjarwitir of friends, wh o had better suffer her to riS,e gradually into exce,lt . hei• profession, than force her upon "tiro A German . , whose nanteis WULLPLNGII, iliSplaVecl great taste anti itufgrneht in a MS :hi e s limn Air, abet considerably mOre'in the Non Pig 01 '.ltazrtrsr, hie . Yoke; unfortunately, has not suffi-: eient„ ,power fOr''our Theatres : lint easy modula-' should afford our bass singers a proof that it n'ot necesaary to Guile out notes in order to pro ''duce 'effect, Th e s tyl e a n d science of Mrs, SAL:- M(IN ate too well known alit) alipreHiltell to re•• quire peettriar notice; she was accompanied in an r it =of Gtnx.natit's by lir. NtelioLsoN, on the Flute, who in:nle II is instrument " discourse Hoist eXcellent iNlrs.,PtcicoNs burst ,uponu s , after a long siletici);' oceasiO he d by sever , i n di s • - ,and though evidently •suffering great pain, apparently through " raging tooth,":.ex.- Whited her uncommon talents. In notes, with mal t y a winding bout Of linked sweetness tong drawn oot With wanton heed wind giddy cu.nnimr, . 'The melting ioiee through mazes ruouiagi • tritwisting all the ahains thAt tie The hidden soul of harmony.. - The house Was well filled :And the Orchegtra upp,ars to have been brought forwarder than liar season, as the effet.t of the instruments end chortti was.naora powerful. VOCA L CONCERT. The first of these ttoottiti Corie . eris tor the pre sent easult took , place last night( in the. Hamner square Rnonts. It entwiitit,..d a rich lial•inunic repast, in selectipn and prtornzanee, As may lie well conceived, \Olen, %%e state• that PURCELL, HAYDN, '11104:ART; Among, 64iiirr Com posers, !Ind CLEMEN?I, litsnor , KNYVETT, CA,L coTr,.and Other nuisiei;ins offhe day, furniitt'id the vocal tvul instruturinal piees. Miss ST•rtutF.N,Alrs. 9AL . ttION, Airs, A r ktrolidor, Mis, BIAN6 . III•LACV; and, Madame Fotiott,..-13.1a'rutm11V, the KNYVETTS, stc. tornied the tocareorps..--=' hiss - STRNIRNs distinguished her9i'it', iii. " %Ma tairy, ()woad, a composi,itin STRIP. Neithin g could be more sweet. or Wl ful than .her e;teeritipn of this air, altd.tace . .wAs ittlinirably, accompanied ,nn the flute by Asitett- , The only cncore,was • 4 ` the gruel,Tyraut Love," Li trponized into a, Glee tot folll.,Foicei by . G.R.EATI4EEX. The general cktrActer of-the , Com.. celt tv is admirably ettlivenvd by a grand Stnista,on , .. extinisite!y pettortned. by KAt..:l aui,v nett , 11011)p9S0 by CLcraas-rt. The . veteran Composer wits in . the ro4nr, and of enttr” e highly getititird . in wittiessitig /he - excellent and snt prizing manner iti which his music wools There was a very numerous and elegant andicnee, aiming whom' were the Duke and Dachesi of CUMBERLAND. COMMEMORATION OF 'OARRICIC AT HEREFORD. At nn, early hoar nt? l'oe§tlay, worming, the. ri ing'of ben); announced the completion ot.i century since, the Birth of Gaitetolc, .itt.t4o city., 4a . ford. At {Our o'clo c k . i n the afternoon the . Clt4ir , was !alien by tbe.AVurshipfill the ,11 fit YUit i hi the • GEL.' of k the, 1.1 , 4e1, where an exee'lLnt . dinner wai serve(! company .ot iti!‘Arly 100 . of the Itrjticiptl inktbitains, with severai i .Uotnity Geoiletnen, &c. A, military Bawl played ttpti(ci priAte airs ; and iti, the subjoined li.sr ut toasts , and sentiments, in adrlition to the ulll loyal Onvs, it will be seen how 1,11. g rly and, hove,etiit. newly the 'city and vicinity (4 1 lereford bees con . tributel their support . to the Lirghsli... "1 1 w it of I).ivid f.L . trrich—fa boomerj.-1 he Me nsiiry et Kite Mrs. the ;heatTt.tgic ..Actress of bet. eay.l4-The. Memory of Mr. t'owdl, a mauve tof Otis city.—Tbe timattit -of Mrs. Edo in, the best Comic 4ctress 'M of, her thy.—Tite rtn,ory of Sol.locl Foote, who otirs-desceottett front the Goodyeree ' iiesr 4)4 Ag.)—Tho -fiertitit VP Mr. Joliti' Ktoi h the brit Trali t p Actor of his..tlity.. 7 -Tho M..!otot y of „Ito t tet litter of 'klie rud•k, and a tittive of titi4 Mr. Chltrles.tteothle, 'amt. tilt; rest of theTaioily.—"l'he Nte tatory.of‘ Nell , Gulrme, 'native of fierefurd--.!tiong).-'—Ohl Englawl ancl'her Oritot3,, iii 'Caves amid coontry.—Sueeage Mr. Cri,p, .4111 j Th.tolts to hint tor miggeNtiiig the rebCIII ttivet ii. . Soon after sevrn, the whole . of the,tompany adjourned.to the -Theatre, whieb was illuminated, 34 .►v;ittt great Spirit attrt libehtlitT by the Mana ger, Mr. Cittr.. The :Performers exerted them . selves to the utnrost. 'Mr. M'Cuvanrs personifi cation of Don Feliv i who hail kindly crinscisted to remain here for the porpoise, Aras'exerlfent is) every Il part, and highly appinuoo..' The MonoilY, bY Stmattast, , with the alteration of --a few' lines, thick made it very appropriate, was most 'ably delivered Liy.the,iblanager, and cordially received,: The Procession and all;the PeriOt mance* went off with the greatest eclat,• A great sensation was excited in Cheltenham last week, by the su Wen disappearance of Aliss H. /laughter of Sir WILLIAM HiCICS, /3urt. and sole presumptive beiiess to more 'than ouelarge fortune. The young Lady.toOk,the toad to Scot land bye circuitous route, accompanied by: Mr. CRONY, to whomosccording to a letter received from her, dated Carlisle, she has been united by the Gretna parson. A. pursuit was ineffectually instituted, .fot the purpose of bringing beck_ the f a ir fugitive. The.cotton trade, after a temporary heaviness, has again revived. Letters received yesterday morning from Manchester state, that on Tuesday shore 3000 bags of cotton were sold at Liverpool, and that the trade at Manchester '43 lICFCT wort) animated. . . LAW I:I%I[4.,t,GENTE., rt'Cl 'LESLATI'ICAL AlAtthix Ai.atotgY.—tlttsco L'. I3ritsCl(l. This was` att tictinti i)tt the lEtrtof LailyßriSco, 'Wife of Sir is`co, of %Vinipnle- s treet? ("or a - sePaniteal2wa. , '..".... pc preferred py ;k r a.z:riiiist :it - Astii fur the, CfilllC ( . )f adultery atid.criteltv towuttt's /t a ptici l scd, tiott ti!e month o f .I)ecernber, 1913,-Lady Ptl9i. tp:itieJ 119 use, and went to bye iirr father, Mr. - Ladhrooli, itihorei;ided in l'All.:61111; hilt is 110. s, dcad..'Detrit4 her a n bSenee from her hus!);;nd, ittcuri,ed debts to eOtt%Niet-iible 4nion 111 , ailqing.othier expensive articles, bad mrdefe.i pfttre and jewels to, t/id amnion oroneliiiialred and lift ypoutatis,trbich i . by tier btlysLip's liv1 ; I.itiler had pt - !hilt(' to p fOt ; 'hut as no agreenitnt bad been enceei•d into bY Air.'l.;4llbi‘oLlk respecting it, Sir A ill b'e under the neceisiiyol payi tig . for thetn. ere '‘va, , ,.a heavy bill for weai - ttig appal:el fliirttish ed her Laih,ship, oats indispensi ble, us Sit/Witsii, inctioiSto her, leisviii t ; bin), had ttestroyed all her Clott,es that Lath Bien .giyen to. her by her I.idier pre‘''ions marriag ) e., • L it ly s hip eqin i „ . t e d S;i• yetrly inehrntat' 70001 ; and ih 'soi)rwrt thereof brotight two suit; who hmlforiimily tie 6 instilninental in.liting ing a n actio n for peijllry, against Sir 'qr s astii:s Steward, bin which had bet.o throvn:oilt with in .... tl4.;rwion. Ily Mtstil's statC rltcUt, "air4 7 titi 4 t•, of his Steward; it. •appe',;red that`..his' inconze alimon'te‘l on'or t‘t jtati 'En rc ort thi.c g cHl.tren, and pay tin Antiiiity,to Ids llr other, ptber drawhaek's property. - At I),e titli Lidv left li‘r litiOatid she bad je siippo , ,td value of ; 460(14. • T!ie Jui k (Sir lifit.t.t aniinalrverted in sc.t::r terms on the colioncf of the plaintjti, in • htsbriti,l's income, - and pei:•.nois ii itlrlf it dezi v ripti yn o ,s, t h e tw o Avere, to Lureobor,ate her statement. She bit I 3no ,oto debt, to 0.11 eqol . llliith ektynt, f9r, ihi tax that ‘,t ere siipcifhoni tyrni expenl,ive, and' ' involved her - husband ptfleeedinio's'by bringing actions obliged to wee!. Itr anowitig.alitnotty, he did it, rather tor the band'spcotectiott, tb4n fOr sali,e k 'and t a fhtiire day, state the iiir,O.nit,.as hi ii , vion s tos() doing., lesittin's of Lnowi g %viten the suit leri•ferred by Let' husband would be biota tit to`aii coil. r " . , ' .. . Croat.' LON.. . ~,.. , - C(Vt , Rr or CONIIi(A 1 1.,1.,A5, Dr_ B LIN. ,toiiiiisTol'iii,“ TA.api , , - ',. , Ity , (,' v. 1.610) NVILLIANI IliZafiCtf.D.. .. '' I%lr. Il'itiTr.ro:id stAte4l ilie'eris'.e. Ile pitlin-' i' tiff, I,e ;aid, %vas A niall of fii ., .te lor . iine; iti the 1 eoliti;ici of :11,nyer and Slign; k i 1 .,-, oYiii.sCried, *lnd Si.ll;,' ['Miss liarLe, - orGlinslie; I:is present t' ti In the ,o..rirry frArt of sprin:;, IS - 11, they toc,k lodgings ill r(itdr6'-'strett Dirliliti, and :an lot itn:l cy . COM- IlienCed het weitti 'them nod the dtich;latit, tvihe is the brother of .the_ Duke cif Leinstc. Towards ilie . rlo'Se . 4 the year' the Lady' proir4.sl2,i a joitracy to'Lontion for the benefitoi her hea,:th, t o which the prilintiti assented, and tite'firtiily proceeded to .Engliirl in canipany viritlr the rfeftuthilt, wilti, rpfoposid tioiog one of the'iiArey., - The plitintiq, ,after is short residence in Er)glirtid, retail:l. d tn; Ireland ttlintt blisiness, leti?ing his wit'e kohl ta- 0,. rnify in London i . AM' . yoott lifter his tiep,tirtuEe, the tiefentlant anti 'Mrs. Tatiffrl iirric'eethlt:fo the, Conti n da, where they roliAirited . as Ill All all , i W;le. tie n il' i Cirri., Est. and Jut a Nigan, ff.sq. ileov'i..d the' iffectitinate J iticiit ion of the'plainttlf trn:yartri' . liff.wir e „ They had three . thildren. ' ' ' ' George Atkins wasprothieed to 'prove, thlt 'he had been citteit of the' chifdreti by Ta:die; riot he met Lor:l WiNi on and old , . mistrebi 1-Listings; that sit:rto.,; hph • s h e extreme ongnish ; that s:le abet Lind refoseil to , deliver op the ; and thit'the latter mentioned floc hino..ll Heed Hi Man and wife, regoe•ting of yrit ' nefirlit the ',tante tune, not to, ilhelose the' st:c of to ilito person *horn he !nay m eet Math .11yrn ei (one Of the J cil'Oro was asked- Whethei he met Mrs. Taaffe iunt'Lord Fitzgerald, in the,Setolt of Primo., as rrOto and vwife, bether the former liad not . intro- - tineed tLe defehtlant to him. He said he ' Met them in the street; and that he was intfddileeti by 'Mrs. Titalfe to Lord %William Fitzgerald, woom he y thillir.6ol/ for the first tittle. Au tiftempc wit 3 made by,the tlufenilant's C4)11E1- 'xel to pr?ve the inilifterence of the pittiotiti, and his-in'attention Mr, I'UNNYYEATItittI, the'elder, tniole on uppeai in vindication of the pJaintitf, rtiol . placiAl 111 cha racter owl conduct to*et : tls his.wife itt irpoint c't view that reicued,tioth , front. the repro ich east on,, them by 'the Loitristi..lie contended, that thr.sttrest cid 'obit liberAl test of a •wite's fide- . lit v anti loveovis intlidgetit attention and confidirik kitidnes'Oritill. her act ions. A shvi might be •reileil to ()hey, but confidence, estttenli absollit s ely nt-cez,sary to unfettered, veered; mid , sincere alfection, • Jury vvitikilrew for nbnitt 11141ft:it 'hour, 'and returned 'with verdict- . --llatuagefi r live :I'housaud Pounds.. • - . INSOLVENT DI7IITORS'•OURT. I‘Tr. serjeaot IWNRINGTON itiforme,l the; court, •-tit,St . fl►t iifornitr oeeasion, in the ease Adrnii.,,l "tleatitiris, he bad ovate to "a determination to'give • Vie -Admiral liberation, ' in the irent of 141$ giving f a : his et:editors one Imif of hid half-pay j this consent %Vas tii he'givets riftir ha`ving:suhtnitted the terms to the LOrds of the Ad tniralty, for their etitssidtration. Tire Advnii.l had st~iiitieil _his consent iii writing i'but upon. subinitti t y the terms to the Lords of the Admiralty, their Lordship% did not conceive th'enholves justified in applying the tands granted to stay individuals in the Navy for past services to • anypttrposcl, rirtieulsrlyas the hudf-p4t m i t y be continued or dizcontintred at the bptiott of tbeee4avii.TheAtindrai. had; however, changed the or ig.:n a l order to one more agreeable to the neces sity of -- the ease, by- making an order upon the proper officel' to pay such moiety out of his half. : 'l3 , v as might be enggested- an t i a gree d u p on by hi s F re . ditors. The -- arned Se tie.krit then stared, 'that under. sseh '-circuntstunee*, he, , .duty to disc:baize the Admiral. should feel it his f 'MAW' 01s1.- &A VINGS BANRS To which is amt d, a short and practical Plan, con. sating of 'Twelve Plain Itegulations, easily appli cable the ,Circumstances of my District, by • .. is 01tAC • n tirra,er a t E .2wlss,' ' J,t Law. TO TUE . }. 4 .l:?Fi't)2t OF TFIE ;SM. . . .. . 4ir; - 7-The periodical Preis -of these Lingdonts 'is conducted tiptknlitincipl : s too liberal; ‘ . to make it n e cessar y that I should ,ardcigisy for requesting you to give a pine.' in your Paper to the fol;owing suggestion for the benefit of the p, or., iVith it I thin,ii k it the details of on entire Mau, .witehm, if you can spat e so much .roomo, I stiait be obliged . by ' your inserti ng likewise, either 'in the saute Paper with this Letter, or it) a.subseqttent number. Slithrld ybu be miti'able to afford sfiace," either at once, or in ildrereitt I l klpVll o , tor any thine - more than the 'Letter, you. will, 1 Lope, be so ltintl as to let the PiQn lit at your ()flirt, for the inspec tionof those ),:i t ost,t attention may have been at - tracta to the subject,' About se'veit yearS . ago, I published a small. tract on tliesUbject of l'opolation, in, which, us an -impros'entetit tipOn the ordinary system of Benefit "Societies', _. I suggested the establishment of Saving .AssoCiations tonong,,the poor, to be managetron their behalf by the higher classes. I hawe had the satisfaction to find, that persons of iticalitifitt6tce haVe sit'..ee become, the founders, its their- reTective distril.lts, of establishments ots 'these priticipks, whieh hive been, without ex '`ceptioti, auseesstui ancf.lieneficial, although some 'of thenti:from, impel fectibos in their constitution, occasioned by the hurry at. zed, have • not beets so. extensively useful as they might . have been. retniqed. - 'The formation of such a Bank in any district,• is easly Ana siniple • Anrdeitosits from I:shillimig upwards, a rt received, .every Saturday night, (th e usual tittle for the : payment:of wages), or, im, large districts, oftener.. 'pie mooey, wh e n i t a ino r mts to a found Stott (a hundred 'potinds, for examp'e), is Invested ill the Publie Fititdi by the Managers and - Ts - nitres, who ' , should' , be gentlemen ',icing gratuitously ; ..the Interest, after a deduct ion for . 11 roperty.tax,.expensec of itiatu)geniept, and sun+ dries, is paid to , the pout', aictirding . to their pro.. portions : and, the .principal, When demanded Witi due nritiee,fis suit out of atellinils, amid the pro duce. retarded to the DepnMtor t .. or, which is still better, in. order to guartilbe Depositor front 11l temptation of seek nig a profit 'hy - withdrAwilig his deposits ‘Viiii) theTtilids, are high, and 'to save hint from all loss.oo withdrawing t hens when the Funds" arelow, tile Society shouy'repay to the Deposi..., or the Very sum he li:is ,Ptti irs. ..4y tnaking at s:` , auxiliary , fund of the stir plit .. on advantageous sales (ttuistel) by .41011,11im0, and other miseelta... • .. , famous sums ) ) as UW1100111.1;1 iii the sixth clause of, the. atinc;xed Plan, this rasayhe done not only w i t h s simplicity v and eiiie:,bUt ; almost with mathematical Cell:linty ; it be . ing cliar„ on the principle on wbiel, 1,11 ri,lis 'ore ealculated, that the surplus Ott the advantageous sales,• iii the- aggregate of any . lar,g,p - number of transaction's will be equal to the .. ilifisei r ency on time distolvan:agetots (roes. The pocir, it is conint:on to sl y, have the h o p e - . less v;ize of u;ao.ing their Itartr earnings in idle , flogs . . an -44d,' ttrritli.--tit2 sit?-ta 'l' ents to ate, mar heir :improvidence is o':wimo.; 'sent.3!) trutelt to ` l l iriclii 4,, tiorls)`6iti'Ati:,.ltant of a sectire tie- , , ilvii9v 4 :, , ,-'flie- sai•ii4;4'toil . hleiiiicr to be itiVestetrits the hoalie Vioniaiii: , titai , ce.filuits, ittil y::: ti t ° ioi f oirtioit t0".6e'1114-nyieli.;r re,,..c.Veu at large i n t er -. est, yeiri, tliv risli.-•ei l k b.goVrimptqr or.didiCillt?sty, ,4s f 8 tOtii t iiii i neigifiiii:ir..4lll'il'?ltt.• 'lli e poor imavo prow=, ed,Stileuevel tlset7ptiortuOits,li...oiliigivett'totltiii?., eveo in Pietietit iiiieeties, that they.4ew'illiog to sOe ; 'sod dick; find ili.;it'llt;,..y‘are -ahfe to ;::::mve. to , Oki) 21"t!Itter'itill/Ittlrg'ge in Cie 13811kS k ilittl'''p6; ! , : ,. rssed : where thCy I,,i‘ e tii't i,tl Lic t . i ii i ) of . r ehiut tc d ~ winleiHild'ialid t. , ,ee, , lities,, il,O wit,,,Yre 11,11eniax. : nn a' short notice, get I:ii ' Cli t . i ir.Yir f;ritit:ipd a'l ... the y tvaot it, that) _in. fletteat Societie.s, whefq Fcp , tyllteot u, natty tirpetols, , oti . dint,,, il,ekttly or' 51, i31e 1)1 Cr retimte ' toutiogrney--;-Where 4 gyea t '7.: I,l'll of the Fund •• is eXpentied in hquor at'lfhe' Aleetings—a L d where - the ' i!tmtire property :iii ' often- sviAlloWeil imp by the dishonesty at thte )'• .frei:istii.ar, ap hi? exhaustion' from thi!.. payment 41:-.,,f1 lar r; er stems tlma tiny' just eukviation %I:mild' haYtK iittrtioriz6l; It he''extelsive flistress too, witials the failure o f tidy Country i'l3anker .at present, • occaioiis among the pUor , people ; who hold his ~ SM3II netts, would he, flit stilt by the eSta" - i blishilletif of Savin , s Kinks e. ityre the 000 r ttits . might keep his momity witliont the,dao ,, ,er of "Fri 'vttte diOardimi ; matt,. thus would kite heaviest of. theobioeti on s' ai; ',hist the eiretii3tlort of coltrOy, notes be illlalitlatt.‘!l,4 wit totally tletroyetl. 0..,., bit conitimi,...(l.i ___ .1101‘1,1N t..; ,1 7 1 4/LlC 4 l'v.Tlyrou.....--:())) Friday last,' at otie. o'clock J;iird Triitible , ,ten, Mr: .I)ontiel... APl)ointell. p:itited tirditws; with t ch r y IbE ill a Pe rition. ik-Y0.31 to at Lord quest that he kVoilld lire4t:tit it t , , the ne w , 4+, IA! (;iattin ternii of 1142,1; approlPition thz tieclareil that be acqekteif theC4ti.: of it. With t;tttc ii Lord'Soutliwell and Sir I; I.lelle‘7, Who had been ;,plioint IA on this Delititiitiott,;,,;l,.. ly, with Lord Trittitikston and the Gt:iirli:ltieu. A boy e mimed, did n t att.:0(11;1mq in f the the tor. fuel:having sailed for Englatul, lin Sir Edward' Bellewnotibeing in town. 'I lie ne‘e building not erecting in CantiOn:ro.3-; itliam;iit-street, which ‘Va.:. , it:lt:ll4lyd for Oa rantiport-()flee, Cott. +pence of the nho i. thin of that dem! itne.tit, to ,tien'se,,l as the .Secre- , wry of State!s. Office for Foreign AfEiirs, t 4 i!I be ienioved front I)uw - iiin4r-.l,treet„ the lease: of the pretiliSta at present occupied having hearty. expired. The French Genef,al SanasTimit, the well- • knotvii multi of .1.)11-wgth for 111J0NIAP414Tl i , %t11(1 deiced Fetto NN6 to abdicate 111,1 capitaiof ALidt id, was introduced into the Senate House of Cant. , bridge on Tuesday lasi, while the Caput were con. [erring ilogre(.s, and afterwards to din* iii tbe.fiall. of,Ttinity College, to the astonishment-Of' itifte, tenths nt that astieuibly, whe.ther grailuated or un der-grtninnatei. He is said (hitt it niay be hotted not correctly) to have owed this eitraotdinaty trotliiction ti) a British tiniVeriity,lo the classicol taste of !vs friend Lord 10—.