The Sun. — London, England, 1816-05-18 00:00:00

, , ... a • ,“ - ~1~~ l ~ s CV it/ ~~ . :r +fa a t I 3,, oz . *at _ r~ I.a 4 . . • IWmnrat 7306.1 • • • THE E ATR-ROYAL. DRURY-LAN Ft.' • BIS PRESENT EVENING,' , 18, 181'6, their Majesties' Servants will perform,. fee the'9tli time, new 'fraeNdy, called t THE cAFcrt.r. ST. A1,D08P.....LNP. 'file principal Character , . by M.r..ti,Nin,Mr, Pope, Mr. NINS Boyce, :and Ws" Somerrille• . To which will be added. the new Farce of - WHO'S 'WHO ? Ott, tH.E'9OI,IBEWINIPOSTUM The Doors will be.opeuell at 1,1311-past Five, and tlie.Play tegin at Half-past "iit. no Monday, - Bertram with The Magpie , r - (14 '4 , 1037 , zertrant ; after which will be proditeed, for the firit,titll,',':4, Toe-Acts; voiid ; 0 . • 'rite .Paladin and the Princels.—On•Wedni.ulay and Thursday, ilettrant.—On Prid my, 3011 1 1 'Bull .—On Saturday, Bertram. I;FIK:I`I'HE ROY IL, COVENT-GARDEN. UIS PRESENT EVENING, MaylB,: 1816, trill he acted the Comedy of , THE .IEALOVN WIFE. :Lord 'Trinket, Mr..Tonetc‘ir Harry 13eatzle,Mr. Fawcett 001;ley, Mr. Young; Major 00.kley, Mr. 'Tet ry ; Charles Oakley. Mr. C. Kernirlu Capta;ii D'Clitter, Mr. Toheiv ; tlt Fteelove, Ml Mrs. Oakley, : . lots ONeill ; arriet, lliis Foote. Alter which, the Masque of CONICS. On Monday, Romeo anti Juliet ; with Aladdin; or, The ‘Vunderfni Lam; .--On Tneoay,,, The Jealous Wife.—On 'Wednes.4l4y, A Mid , . •totuel Night's Dream' r with The Sleep `Walker, and'. Mirlipt,-011 Thursday wilt 'he' oroducert a Tra gedy (neyer performed in this Country), called; .Artclaide ; sn,'i'he Etnigrants.—On Friday, Macheth. i'llE prrr CLUB. rrHE ANNIVUItsAIIY.of the'Blam of the late Right Hon. WILLIAM PITT will he bolded at. the City of London Tavern, ott TUESDAY, the'2Bt h of May. EDWARD BOOTLE WILBRAHAM, Esq. M.P. in the • 'Chair.. . • . • Tltltets, not traltsfer•ralife4riee Tiro Guineas?, may he had bq Metnbers only on application to the Committee at the above 'tavern, het weet; the. hours of Eleven and Kour, On the 43d, 4th, and 25th Initant, and not afterwards. N.B. No more Ticked- will - he issued than the Room can conveniently ,hold. NDNESDAY EX'f, the Second Day of - • STATE Q THE WHEEL. • 2 of .2 of t . L. 5,000 6of - • , kef .. .: 1,000 la of „ ,300 6 , of ... . .... 500 or .400 - • iieside 1001. 501. &c. &c. end only Two Days to draw. the First Prise allure 5001. mutt he 6,0001:-andinay be • 35,0001- TICKtTS and SHARPS ere selling for th;s trolly Aileen egeous Lottery at No. gg, Cornlall, the oil established Of fice of HORNSBY and Co. . . ALL MONEY PRIZES. - rtrry -cspurArs sTiLy, IN '1 HE WHEEL". NEX 1 WEDNESDAY, • , rig 111$14, Ciintra•tor fur lie prt.c:ent State.Lnt. .._,..„ .... l l ___________: .. .. ........___ , .. . .-- • la. tery, beis-to.inforitt•the Public, that NE' r T WED.. •••• EAST INDIA HOUSE, Aram. 34,144/„ IN1r1)AY,.0011 be the I ? ast pay Of Drawing, but Otte , . ~. • erv e idn,,,,lik g yih e State of tih.s Wheel : '' l rir ii L CO Vlt T of pißEcToits of the .... Prizes of ~.,,.,./...30,000.,.,..are....,...L.R0,000' , 1 . 10,060 UNITED COMPANY 9 f NI EItCHA:NTS at &NOLAND 2 ; ,,000 5 4. .. .•,i, .„ 1 01410 , , 6 500 .. 2 ; ..,. 6OO That a QUARFEItLY Gr . , \ Ettm. couwr of the said .. .. ' • • 400 . 2,i00 13 3OO '3,400 COMPANY will he held at their House, in Leadenhall-street, N1', , .--.1-7—.. . ' 13 &i:. &c. &e. the Foreitono, for the iturpese of declaring at •DIVIDEND The rirlt-drawn Ptizo above Soul. must be at least 6,0tY)1. front Christmas last. to Midsummer next. . and n.ay be 35,0001. w ein .„,,t e d na d rawi cr ic k,.ss and Shares are n ,, w se w ing hy TI3HL the TRANSFER BO ();,;.S , of the said COMPANY's the Contractor,'c. DISH, .1, Cos nhill, and 9. thdril,g - -eross; sTocK will be SHUT on,THUIODAY, the eth June next, and by hie Agerte thratiahout the United Kingdom. ~„ at Two o'Cloel., atuf' cfpened • again. on 'Thursd a y, , the 18th July following. _ ~. • •, • . . And that the DIVIDEND WARRANTS on the said COM - PANY's STOCK; due on the sth JULY, w'tll be ready,tu be delivered on Monday, the Bth July mixt. ,4AtifEveout, Secretary.' ...---- - - - - TO THE. PUBLIC. GENTLEM LLN , there trlts I thing so intlispen.. Bible to a genteel appearantut as a clean BMA nr Shoe: A man's fortune or his talents may he of lhe most shining . , :art, but unless his Boots have a littie of the true shining tphtlity also, be will meet with but a comparatively small pita of the respect and admiration that may be his din!. This i , the' Law of Fashion, and she must .he obeyed. The truth of this f,ct i. tind'ewahle i and when it is ttniversally allowed that thole is nothing so udiotis in society; and su tenets aT,ainst the laws of cleanliness and decorum, as foul ; or ill cleato-d Boots or Shoes, who would ant seek after the proper remedy ? It has been frequently,rentarkrd, and particularly by the Fair Sex, how beautifully the feet of those Gentlemen a ppra r,-• who use 'II I IIN ER's BEAL JAPAN BLACKING, for it is unquestionably the !lett' that istuatiefor giving a fine end wlthlesooie poisl4 to Boots 41)(1 Shpts. It is therefore revononentled to Gentl , roen and Ladies', at tite'tinli article er this kind which thcl unght to purchase, as jtproduces the lit i liet polish audiet black .ever beheld. , AGENTS. . .. LtNCOLNSAIRE. Brieg. rsrER. Edwards. M Itighes, ' • Fee' ton Smith, cH ( ;Mt/A, atters's, ,1•1 En , ' ELD. Timms, y l ogers , It'atkingson, (4alesr, • Ksif, Thompott. Fit‘hay.iis, uAill• Utrulon. Goy, CII ttlAs FORD. Andrews. MC;;..:) &Clan, Sltinat r, Smith, Welsh, Straight. • Cook, NOttivICIL Budge. Curzens, IS F.WDLY. - . 'Knight, %V : • & A.. Prat- Mann, tiogton. Corr, Owen. . liet,t, Gtitin. - Dix ,, ,,, • DAZYLEY. 'finite , r, Wrch, ,logbog. Men. Gillroc,., I,:nor it ittNitTE a . Thi rt lc, 'l%&. W.llaytitous. liewit.t. LIV ER1 , 001.. NVehbiter, Fowie, ~ Booties, , J. Sr G. Dean, - IV ilkingtam, . Mgt ei - , ! Roe, B a r r ,itt, . i • . B u rrell. Ilia with this inestimable .larottilßackipg, ti of the WholcsalC Ilouscs, er by ,Ipply tory. - , 61 ' CAV.lihr' (-.4:12111/12,11A •roati, 'tooth wark, • •Asit for 'Fiances Blacking,, . , OAK BARK. - ALICE 'HOLT Ft 'REST; By Order olthe Right Hon. William liu,kisson, William Da! ores Adams; and Henry Dawkins, Es'quires . , Commissioners of his Mnjetny's Woods, Forests, and Land.itcycnors; Fr 0 be SOLD by 'AUCTION, by. Measus.`AL. A. LEN .and WARD, at the Bulrlati, at Bently; near tfie said Forest, on' WI:DNESDAY,' the. gist dny of N1ay,.1816, at Three n!elock in the Afternoon, a hole Quantity of BARK, in the Forest of Mice tiolt, near Farnham, titirrey. Thsr Lots may he 'Clewed any day pre einucto the Sate, by applyint to Mr. C. F. Wise, Deputy Surycyor, Holt Lotitg4 of whom 'Particulars and Conditions of Sale 'nay l)e had ; as also, of Mr. Wtiliam Moore, Keiter of the said Forest; at the Anction Mart, near the London ; White .Litku, Guildford; King's Arrns,,Codalming; Alton; Place of Sale; and ;it. the Auctioneers, F qnham. The retnainint Part,df the Bark in the said Forest, wilt he Sold on future days, of which due notice will be given. - HULL. Shi Spink, Mason, Anindel, Healy, Turner, Cat rely, Sninvacn, JULbeOrt, Cooper, Grote Hopkins. 11 QUART Ell LY 1 EW, PUBLISHED TUN DAV. • I. State of Society in t hr Nig - Maud-3 of Scothttul, durieg the Piheliion in 1746 ; Paperi, :published the Orli:Orals in the po•oie,soni of Thincan tcot Voriws, Cal. lodro--2.' The Tragritiest of - Vittorio ailirti, iiao,i.+trd by Cliaries Personal Narrativo of Trarels to the E4•li n.ictial Reitioni of the New Cow fliontioldt-4 , The Fair bathe' - of Cotchele, a (7oriiish•Ko. manee--5. A I li;tory o f jov,olioos kkijO hy Taint Rectiniann-- . 41. Sermons: by. Archiltohl Tb.• Story of Bimini, a' poem, by Suastance of sifice, `..,etters written by Foglishinan residcilt at Paris doitag the last Reign of Napoleop-.-9.-Touittnetoo; Narra tive of Robert. Ail in's, a Slain . , whit was wrecked on the Western Coat or A: - Fica; wit detantect three years in Slavery • hy the Arabs of the Cif eat Pesert, anitresineit sev.wal months Of that period in the City of 'Pombnctoo;--10.'lla Congrea tie Vienne, par M. DePradt-ff-it.'Phe Political Life of Viscount • Rairrington —I/. Elgin Marbles ; Report fromt Select Com mittee o n th,,Earl of Elgin't Sculptured &c. PrintLd for John D'lnfruy, Albemarle-street, Lothlon. Lvcuss /lardc,istlg, NV' ight. . 1.1r040 1141a(1. YuRK. Price, Robins, Peck, 1113 InieritiF 1 LLD. Taylor,. Ke'rup. 'WAK CFI Yfair, durst. Sliopkeepels sum] tlietitigh the nie}litin Ong to th a Alanufaai BRITISH PAINT:MANUFACTORY, N-o. CHEAPSI DE. • LIPTON and -Co - most respectfully inform thC. Public that they continue to prepare the Cheap Impc., netrahk Paints at the following Prices, viz. :-- Invisible Glee» 60% j Dark Green itts.; and Oliveareeh. 112 s. p,r c ;—titte deep Green ts. Rd. to S. per-lh.;-;-Slate , Lead, and Stone Colours, Ses.; Chocolate dOs. ltedand Brown Pain,ts 405.; and White Paint per cwt , pared Oil to thin them for title, 4s. 9d. per - These Paints are very ornamental, and May he `applied with advantage to all purposes of useful Painting, i“:thinside 4 0 4 outside, where a handsome appearance, dur,ii,lity; nomy are considerations. - Fur Park railings, Out.o,;ii.ldingS, Stucco and plaister Fentits, Iron and Wood Bailing, they ate peculiarly adapted, as they resitathe effects of Weather ift tut astonishing degree. . • UPTON anti CO-. have also to acquaint thc Ptibiac,tUstthry in'epari Coal Tar Brown , of two • kinds, viZ. Common Coal Tar Brown at I Rs. per cwt. had Refined Coat Tar Brows at SM. they are both applicable to the coercing .rough ending, PoroucTiles, Weather Boarding, and Wood under Ground, or Witty, fix which last purpose the - :refined Tar Brown is 'partiemlarly recommended, as it is iodissoluble in Water; it also dries .bard, and is i ef a eery good chocolate colour. l'aiiiti:rb* Oils, Colours, antljtrufbes ; biacced C4lic for Cattle, ' go. 114, London N,ll. sEr..lciTtras kincrtiE Toti.v,r, F., ATM IN s()S"R Vt(..01:4 , l'AfiLl pvp I . r , (fro; or Red I-fair tat the ilesnl or Whisfiers to a Brown or atack, so toitinarient that tieithetwnthing, nor any Other vt ' ut, Vil P94siOly rewove.the eulour; price 55. 'los. 511: Sind One Cdica. . pc .ll CIIIILING FL(. 111), Celebrated for its pe ctiliar properties of restoring the Hitir on bald place*, and V r Vel'ittg it in Curl florin:, exe rcise,. or in damp . weather. ertestiainics of its Efficacy, see eill EigitY CM the Nature of the gtair.&e. enclosed rtiiiini each Bottle, Price as, till. Is. Gd. Ituid oi. (Arnim, - - ~. 1l i :',ti)S'a ANTBRONIAI , SOAP,. for - preve nting the Ski , , • j c t . k • • f ' ' ''.'",'7, 'M ..>r itiaiov*, It Suit, sincodh, and hcairti -u.''," ''. • Is. a Ittplair, or 10A. Gd. a dozen. ;„ A' " . ' ' • ' ' .- VEGItTAI3I.F: PASTE, in Pots, for Arash 7 . 1 .'4" '' ... i • ~, , at •211, ed..ii pot. This is it very nett s Article I ; , ' i ,,, , ;,., ; :i,.0 fur bentlenten who travcl, a the Pot '''t t -. t ,', , ,,,,t• or a Sliavulg-14ox, and is touch more lrd''ur,,lb-1-, -- . . i, : - Joutes-Atliiikmin, Perfumer, No. 4:1, Ger , .li . ' ''. ' , no-. 10,iire. Luivtioli 4. 1111.111• by 1114 51 I 4" crituncrs . 4i. --:‘4,crs in the li.ingtittia.... • . . • . ,In the li - resi t anti hi alessi days will be tWO. Vols. 4to. editial by Ow 11,:v• Juba guifovt, • tile. kS 'of .'111(i f; It :NY,. Esq. ..Of 11;4 ,Vork ; V o t. 1. trill I.4inti . kin Gray; an Ess:l3 , .011 his Poetry.; his and :431:n. s P0001 1 ; various ResiOings and • r Ui'itical'Neitti;—Vol. tI will cont;iin the. Letterl uk. Gtay, piniiisiti74-14# N1340n.;• th - wee inAVal.• pole's Works, iu the Gentleman's other, rah . - ,• , The Witor of the present Work has been nio,t kindly fn voorv , t 4,-413•nritly.eirisciirsi Lrtters '44 Gill, Itiltheri6W49lll)- liiitett, 44 the gi'iloest ibtert se, its well with the OtigmAlS ot'un of the Letters-very incorrectie putstiSlie)t;,irsiil !mini a l tere d 1.-q• Moon. The rs,hli z wilE iherefors, ht pp:seated; for the fast tune, with -the Mut %%doable Corre- NIMItt- ne of The atiaition4),Leitvrs. tut.::4l4:arpeia in this tvitiek me not only fouls thejt. nu-4 her, but tor tiwir iistriusier iiirrit: The' I:is-rt'rbos - --.ifit. Al , eiritiessa by Mason ate rejected, 'and the :,i'mk.l.4lV, Zti.4' 4 ,111• st i r i pt c't &Ay fyilesweth , eurii fag VAlWit)iil'tti the priiieftfAlPoetni.ot litft:4ll, us hplowly . , ha/id-writing. - veinfed fOr J. Miiwolon, 39, Lut.F.ate-street: " • • P • . • ..• . • _ . • • This•lrkey- wmt.-publistied, • Irt lard Vols 3vo. priee.ll. tiii.BoartlS, ' • Tti 111S - I'OlW of die CIIEMCIT of `>f OT LAttili Irma tlic Zstabli;itiMent or the Reformation to; the Revoluti , ,m; iilustrating most inthesting Period of Cie History or Btitain. By GEO itciE COOK, T.D. Miniiter iif Lattrtneeliitk; . lc We now dismiss this yrry wo,ity ,wishingeit•all tlie.sticce4 sidsich.lt•deserves; eotigratnlntitli the able and )earned author- op the serricv which be h:toi ).entlerett to literatuer, its the religions contuittnity of which he is a eno per, aort.t,, the l intilioAt lattre• Proft4sional tilkqV . m of ilia Own church Will deem it an inealgin:.le present;. hot it rill not b‘ less prized by the ',More catirtilk 'of thkir brethren of the ; smith while by every Acttotar, pnlitieinn, anti 4tatesman, tbo United - Kittgdoni, it- w .ll be perused with equal avitlttp", —.Monthly Rev. April,. .• • • , . • • Printed for.Ati.lit , ,ol Coitstable Etna Co. 'arid 'Peter 13111. and Co. ,Edionor.f,ll ; and Longman; littrst, Ayes', Dime, and Drown. 'LOttdon. • Of whom itoty.be told,: by the siihr Atit Inn., • The HISTORY of the ItEFORMA'PION iu SCOILANO., it vols. syn. 'price 11. Ils.1;t1„ biniras. This Day were published : . i , t one volunte„sva , with is. - Nlstir of Vendee, Kit., M F2s...JuntrAl, ENOIR of Al rid.' nte. ltt 'Nlaffittlse tic la. tt9c'fiEJAQDELLIN. Tresnsl4ted tront the Second' liniti,il,!_pri,ntvd At y4risA . tonic in ir placcd by tbc side, of delightful Mentitira of tier Ilusbanii, and iris chival toas independents. Both erc picinfes, by a female hand, of twouttatary anti alitiost private wars, carried on by conStieti tiool idual e against the actual'gorertitivent of,tlieir coun try; and both biting to light. not only itinanivrable traits of the at (Ist solliaalic, daring, anti devoted titielit7, its particular rr,atiS, btit it:gefict : 4l ctLiracter of donteFtic viquat anti sociol gent ki)lllls,llintilt4 iiipze wonld !las e ti;;iired to our,ituatfitiat t ions as advrtiturcantalesperattars ferocious gals. While her itarcatire, actioires ittEditilittal interest. ;tail a triter toot' nf nature, from the occasional recurrence of female fears ;Ind anxittie , , it is entiversafit with etilt more catattplinary incidents and eltatacters;and'reveltls hulll ;note . of whit had been previtlosly , malignantly represented, or co . tirelv Review . , No. M.. . • Viubittgli : Plititedfor Constahle awl Co. ; and I.,a,oginato, thirst, 1.1.0 & $, Orate, Knit Ilrodro; Lonilob. • , Fer COUGlig. CQU)S, ASTIIMAS. Tint only Genuine PIi(.:TORAI, 11,11.5.1 M of HONEY, Inifittd by Sir .1011 N timr„ NI: HE Li l N:+7,(114 N recommends Ai this excellent preparnf.tot at the %lost ittlittary and effectual Itetuudy, ti alt. Disorders of the breattt and ;; ; , i.;11), acritnony in tier fluids, and obstruvtions' iii t he o:lt'd*, are gently arid safely tli':•cliarged by eit,y ex pectoration, wheezing% and uneasiness lii breathing are specditil mooted hy a few doses,: -It takes off ihd o pe - as that thorimie titits, and heals thc so - tenth : of brettit anti len;s. Thiitr e r i -rice hns confirmed the coramentiotion in the •.1 Aix relief Rini gradual cure "cif COU.C4I - Vi,,Col.l)s, CONSUMPTIMsK. It it tltc,greatest, Kesel et-.• of the.longs eve' discocereils e. & tt cont,tins ;11l the heitlisr.4, softening, and so , ithing qria litiv,s of that satrthrtooß .=xtra wet of flowers called Hooey and -the-rich , st lialoains of the .Eastern world ;it is restur ttite ns asses' milk, 4i id never disagree; wit 4 the it ulnae!' a•com` won Cold yields to its beipgn intliteuee in a few hours, and when resorted to before the eotOplakt is far - atlranced, mYtt danger of Consumption is certainty prevented:. • Such.are he'faint outlines of the merit's of Sir John Hill's Balsam of !Riney, the result of hong researches into nature by. that It4-i.At llotanlst, mitt dedicated his life to the tliscovery o f trite organs of health in he 'Vegetable li.lite:d , im. Priest 3s:tidtiter butte, or seven large, tor .244. againkt impoitltm, ttlisery.a the romp of Shaw and lidwardscA.Stl ) tturs-blttlieh Yard; is ells - larva 03 theft, Government stamp .ttetompanyirig - each itottie. Ali tithrri aro CoupterfEits,,i-Sold.byg.Edwards,Vq, St. PituVs Church yard; and tat (Loden iq.NlcdiFipe-, ,v `• t a , le • ••• - • •-• • Fef `4ll/.1 • • ,•.• ; , " ' . • 'Aew 441, i ‘ t p• - • •Vg. • e . . . . r 4 - -P'" : 6 U DA MA\ 18, • . r - 1-11 ,* OFfoFf o,knioAtE, THE. PtINCY'AL OFRCERS:vf.'yis 11..4- JESTY'S ORDIV.INCE do herebi - give. that Proposals u•ill be reCeieed aitheirp,qice, err Pall dall, on .or before `Friday, the 24th . daY of flay instaid,:from '4•lt!'l4 Persons as may hevillinx to undertake the Sup 4 kJ' SIZE for &rake of this Department, for ei period r!i! Three ran., deterinimable after' the expiration, of the first—rear, upon '2V4the of Piree Manths; ci the oytiari of eithei Pci ty. .. 7 1 Specimen of the .Sizx May, be viewed, upon. a pplivatiun the principal StOreherper's Ofifeo in the Tareer : "arid furtkei Particulars, togeth4 With the Term! . and Conditiogs of tile Contract ) , may be known 'at the Secretary's Wive, ire Pall;.. Mall' aforesaid, any Day Gelween the flours of Ten 'and Four o'Cloch, where Ike Proposals must be delivered, sealer! up, and endorsed, " Proposals fur size;" taut 'no: Prcp — Osaf 'can be 'admitted after the said 24th day ef May, at 7itee/it. o'clock at Noon of the sante dap with( r anale, der be noticed; unless 'Mc Party making it, or an his behalf, shall attend. • • • • Order of Me Board, : IL H. cnrrr, Secretary. V1C777.11.1,1 NG Of .1 ray 17. 1416: TH 2co AI ERS for vlcrt,m L ING His 111.-IJESTY'S N. 4 VY do herehy' give Nutke, that on Yritlity„ the7thof way,. they will be ,ready to receive i'enders in writing (sealed a p;, rr,tel treab for the Supply (un separate Contracts) (if wiwl FBEtiH BEEF lorry required, fur the use of aU .Ifajclty's Sups. and Vessels at Cansphelion, and,at 6traaraerand in Loch kyan, on the Coast of Scoiland,fo2:7ivfluo Calenda Nunt4s,—,-the former from the IStliVune, and the latter Arm the Cid of July next, :The Conditions of She Contracts may he s.en at the Sc- cretary's Office, at • this Office, or by' applyiiig '<Oka Call leciars of tie Customs at Caallibellan and,Steanracr, resycc; . • • . No regard will be had 10 any levier . the . Prite ,thall not he inserted in words at .frligth, or that.sliall clot • be &livered to the Board before (Inc o'i"...lock- on the awitl Friday, the 714 of June next, sir unless the Person who mike.; the : Tender, or some Persona on' his belolf, attends to answer. Wlten'eallid jOr, • Eaelt Tcizder must also he acfompanied q a Letter signed .by two I:expo:ea - lib! Persunq engaging to- . 6C61410.' bound with the Pariy tenuertn,g,, in the Penul Sum of 5001. for the due perfortizaiwe of each 41' the Ciontraets. 2 .". HANDEL.. - N (TM IC.Xf V. of the 1 .1 \r)F.r,t elm of his mo:it (!h4t 11, 44 4 ; th , Ortzati or Pinio,:kprte, by J. P. ...1 3 CIIRP‘VE*. 7 . lta ! tor the t(ipreni'eoce thuse ;op 4% Oit — p6:tcels the just ollblish , •4l, lkorrow t s's 4'e.licar.:.l Co - Mr. Crami.r,.• F'oorht) Air. with Atecidelibtirth Waltzes, ..I.te. Ste.—;TO-he lit] ;it LAvenu'rs, 25, New 'lona-sit eet and (he iifiocilUkl Nlusic Shops. ' • 1 1 piihrikhed, in Bvo. nrice 10:. Ii 1, boant , , • rirm g „NC; F,NC N' of DI VIN E. l'ltr)VJ D rwrp, JL rri in the PitINcIPAr; Tit AV:Ac i TIONS TIF.I.IMOt.tS•nnit'POLPrfC.NT., comierte(t. irnh the Ili=teiry of Great Brit:Lin, Trani tin- it 'f t 4 the' R;votuthin 4/1 168 i. . By . ‘;1\1"10. O' SULLIVAN.' Printed fir Lortt;inau, 'tree, Omit, and Breton, Pa . ternotiter-row. BOATS. . . . • Thi ttly, r,} ll4nlllithed. at 11- Ackerniann'c, 101, Strand, find t o li e totoT,frt.,ll fliv . ,ll),,k,clter, it, the United Kiii:tlow Onel,VAtrAvorrr. if in:trivet! by ievettleen Z'ograrrl,i;s, ioe, in txtr,t,bcrirls, pit . AC"FreAL TREATISE on 1'1101'1:L -....Ma: LIWVF.SSIFILS by sTrAI.Nr. By 111)13kitTSON civil •Entiii,tei ;Author of " 4: 11 lisiays on 701 1 1-wor1; ;and other Nlactiiiwy," "treaties ?It [leafing and Drying , by„ Steam " „ & c. . • -.IIIS.SEIIENE UM; INEE, SS PRINCE 1 4 1 , .01'01,I) OF SAXE , - COBURG SAALFELD. . i' 4' if INT puhliiiied jar It ACK EICUANN's, 101, . (IP Nittv.nd, the ont, , , authentic PC)iti'lLAIT of his SEr.Exn 1-i 1 (3, El NE`iS, fri.nt a Picture by .k. E. Chalon', It..k. which h +s recetied 'tau natio:toiled apprithatittri of all the Royzil Pam OF . , Ito - it* ~ .‘:f.totainatv Likenets..,.price 51. Proofs, on India ii,;- ! to.r, to.: ad. A Whole-iro;sh En:zraFinz, fri.in, .the came Pietztre. is in great formirtinrss, iii will he ready in June; to..he deflected in the exact oraerai 4ithtertheti for L atid to be paid for tsi deiivety. Ptint-tr .ti. s .ls'. etch • 'Proofs el. 2s,— , tiliicrifirrs" Name% recent(' "as , abtiv.., and by, all the lioJk, ' atti PriptHicl!erit in the Uttilvtl Kingdwn. . , ”y *hunt will.4lSq IN pllbliihed, in thecom-se.of..this :I-tooth, t itgatitiv pt int eti in crown tvo. eathellisited with Portraits. ko 14fA.1 . 011.fGA1., ACCOLN 1 . , with 1110cift.A1'HICAL ANITII&L'ES, of the ILLUSritIbUS tIOUSE of SAXO-: ; NY: tAitileititt4 the Dvicent of his Seto t liiigline,s PRIN(';'.E LEOPOLD of NAXE C01:11.11t(i-S.‘ALF.ELD. `; ; ~ 8 Y :. rPlitr l P 7 TIII NlGtit. • , , • _ . This noble riv er it tiii a subject to which the .. attentionof . .,geOgraphers is,particularly - directed. The immense chasm that existed it all lite maps o 't Afrfta.hqts heedrto a certain degree filled up by , . , the tabours of , 51(ituzo . l'ar1c ; hut much lintiains to ~ .. .. be yet.iccoinpnseed td obtain fOrther intOrritation • 3 .1. of cotintries, many of'tvittelp.ltre ()illy itnperfectly known,.and.their,relative positions -not elvtrly de. fi:li - eil. No part of . .ilt'e Wortil Seethe to be sit little . understood as the-interior of Africa -: hypothesis .. -. , , after hyptitesis is..y , atted, and all, though sup. ~, posed correct, differing materially with each Ovid.. 'ln the many that have already appeared the fol. . lowing mas,be actde % l, the .correctness of which can oply . hy ites . eltiliol'hy time :—.., -' - • . A 'Gehtleinttn. yrt,ho. I: as rt.side.l,. 01..411T-rent in. servals, a considerable 'line at the set t l ei ne nt o f Lagos, a,41 other . stations on the, Atrtean Coast in the bight. of Benin, states, that the 1-laoi t ssit traders, who, previous to the abolition of the Slave Trade, were, entstilittally to• be met with at Lagos, still come doWn to Itittt mart, though in sinaller bodies. The re,ult of his Fretplent coi n . . munications with them respecting the journey to their own country, and the negro natioris thr,itgit which . it - lay, has stKotigly persuaded, bin - of , the practicability. of a %fatly of Europeans. ' e • Crating Ili . that- direction tithe Niger, with p•rtifier OrevautiOlis, tinder the prOte.etiou. of -111e' ii , i'pwsm rtie . tchaots; - niol.of e.,stititig' tlieir 7itite !Twin by rettain 'Frlq' j rnr!eriscrits.to he matte betwet:it'the ad. vent ttryrs theroseiv.vs (eotottetraiteNt 'by tltelnitico. lit 1)1 the (..4,')ver gots of the ntighbouring‘,fort.)„' their Lhedussa-iftwitiltt'r.t 0 i s, *a 'Ad -the settled paii,va tr-tders op the coast, 'l' , I_ , principal new 6'11:4664 on the.journvy,,,ttre !hc.„lw,ws;,,atipowerftil atilt n n t *lll...ikpo,en people ; inui hearer the coaitt,(tv.vill - 11* iht li:thoitiey territot t ie‘s) tis'e AtitigooS, and the Maliet,s ;., the lattcr-tYtt %nom are stated h) be an juilustyjoijs' peopie, awl good Oa-wets% COwtli...s ((the eirettlatipg niedtuin of the (.4)tratfy) aitibe would 'be' ts'ecessaiy• lot sustenance or ..presence ' ' ri lhixiagJitti , :whotzt, ia;rfi c-3,01 It; ' y. , . .. .r . . . But i 4,15 priticipAl)ta 130eretii.:e . f'tcy,••r t ie nature .... . orthe country wt!icii),iss hAt . y4f t:l l ,tilltcCOHST '4Ol tinoucsa taut l i es the. proli)111! it y. of the ill teilipt :.-tinci.-,c. , dit,g . ; . The t'.lafre.rs ill set ibe' tli, i t jo urne y , to , the s f,;'!ltst't!..(:ccipyi,..l4., het a'e eri. three .-airer ro.ttr- . , Ti - 1.1 TfrilTitylriviintituniiiilo o.lin 1 / 4 ; iir 4 ;:01`'..t11,, :c,lilt4os i au i. d del,t'yS'i cillitat'al to'thyl'"rott• I:joilt . t.V . C ' oorttPi - hakattaiDt:. 'ws-=iloil,er di,talic.c.. `Fut.:. 0 difficulties ary. iiiv.iriably . 41:orrih t: d :is 1 . 2.4.tt1.titg. front the. -numerous rivtlo 7 . 0.0Y , 5e.,„11114 . 11 . 440 ' 'Likes, which- interieet - tfi . e (..11 , ,Itics I)eciveyj Haoussa and the coast. - - B.katii' 4,1 th.:•k ,- Flo's - `arc crossed by the - tratiess.:.on,, eater; yt :1 I,lt.gi! size, • eapableoltransporting, many pis iTcrs, ir‘. , l much' merchandize at One triplattit, Ihe ,0 - ,:%-.1 . ,,,1-5 area ~ j itien dettiiated.a considet able titirt , utt - Ci a sufli 7 . (*tidy large freight of passengers ;0111 g0.,4!s tialqteo to he. collected. .011 Os. ,occii.init does the Gentle:lton tdivlitnii !bii n 1 01111.1;it,i, It liven g i ven by the a ioussa n,ere:iat►tt rk'cilliect t'„A Citl, hive spoken 01 Any range ~1 mouirtubts they had to .. cross. in ancient; do , - , it from t heir own conotry, ' : hot. 'does he eutertailt any idea that stieb ringe I ey.i.33tS in that direcjois, as the traders inytai.ii•ly . spoi.e only' of morastes and other impedintents, ~. flow water, st4temgots t appear to remove smi l e o f ihrtiealties'whie.ll have been objected to the pro. longatioll of the Niger to the bUlllovard, to the kin,gdout of Congo or to the golph of a Guinea, in consequence of the supposed bauri,:r of • the-iNlOntains 01 11iV Moon. The ti . ettrili are; how. ever,„fet.lit.t . .ton vagtie to support any, argument in fay,ota„,ol either of the part'it oho. %y,tems led to respreting ; the jetinitnation Of . the ,niticlt has itiAtterto tattsett j earions. coojetrures, 'but. acre noW•in ttuin ;if hivog rblooveti by tite exertions Ai the 'two expeilitwis that have.heeti •.•. • Itatiertal;e4. • F E I, E x . ILAbrIROK C m a iiizw. nti Glf.)ver,„. a and. 41 4 itutt ,r, , F.,.ll..".Citizen =awl Grocer, null - 20 Initrks,'witliihe usual fees, into the Chilliiher, to* .be Ilischar.red. front their respective nOttiillitliOril 'f or sit,4lll-f,f A. 1:41 , 1i-RAL.,((igsritttc.utoN.-=-A'' rcsirpctahle tottutry "Magisirate made a rather liiilivrous der a few days ago by I:l:tiering : tat) lit.er illy to • tiireetiOri• • 1 - lavitig.b.eenottcolled by a h,itk oey.coacliman, ;ie In ocectiecl acctirtling to regular course, to take the fellow's number. But our licatlers will hardly lielie4 what we,slbbild our. ,selves doubt but for the evidcitte Our oWn senses, - thatoir worthy Alogiitrtite, itiocatl of re• cording -the nutriber his poCket-boOk, actually dislodged the tin-plate from the conch door, auti notwithstunditig.the nrost vehement remonstrahres of ',him; gOitig to carry it off in gteat it hunt the triumph ; n c e`Ntuo.ct., wor oulif he hep grvivest 4iiifictilty, that. this literal mode was, not the legal triode of I:l3cing a coachman's number, "St ;eral of our cotlicnes. which It ere soppoied to have }men exhausted, hive re( eat!) , bee r& tooml to be more vuluible tinin at any .tormer petiod : about Wiston, iu pArtico-bir, by siokiug ahont 40 f, et below tke former level, a vein ot exeedeat coAl bas beeu discovered, 16 test t ick,aud wboi extent, though tried to it consideral.le di , 4ariee, retivitins yet to be auertaiActi.—Wtrew: , iqtrli, OOP!' nick.) . j , . • •