The Sun. — London, England, 1820-02-16 00:00:00

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[P RIcn SEVENPENCi sta, , • U R ridL. • , ---‘•-----................._;___ -' e .:. :- .._ .. _ f . el'' . • 4 HIS LATE NIA,TES'-'l7. 'W . INES by the MB, HALF' pin, awl LYING in sTATE of HIS ' LATE MAJESTY. cers of the Guards (infantry) and several o l e d l tt l , . : 411:published, by R. ACKERMANN, No. 101, Strand, V V QUAill'Elt PIPE, will be sent free of all F.,xpeiice, Undertaker's assistants. From this room 000 . 2 es E Xtraordinary FINE LIKENESS of our ' wEeDSOII—TrieNDAY EVENINO. to any part within ten miles of the City of London, Mid also were . ushered , into the superbly decorated . o.o li r lo o ~: ~,, itt late venerable SOVEREIGN', engraved by J. AGAR, Bottled free of all Expence, at the Purchaser's Cellars, or •I, Windsor is very full . e hose who have been in sent Ready Bottled, Ify the COMMERCIAL HALL WINE which bears tile name of St. George. The 'II g . 1;.,,, , , , e liter a Picture by Cows,. Monster, The constant attendant oa the habit of visiting this town on all the occasions ca bis' -, :':),liajellty ditrine the latter years of his Public Life. 'Phis COMPANY, No. 10, SKINNER-STREET, and 340, OX- . at the eastern end of it was covered with 1 which of late years have but too frequently made : 14 ;1 5 ,?: :: ; ‘. :,, r 11 . i ei i a l. irlechwai s painted shortly before he was seized by his last FORD-STREET, at the following Prices : cloth, as was the slight rail which euelos - n Old Port Wine of Good Quality - Loos; per pipe. it the scene of melancholy interest, remember no. Here those accustomed to visit Windsor wil J s " •, ;,".• v . ° Y MalOy, and is positively the last to which his D „ . 5i,,,,.,., ' :' - _ -,, ejesty grant d 1 ' - - 24 thing so powerfully attractive as the mournful collect it has }Seen usual for the Sovereieti to e s rt te himour of a Sittinge—Priee 7s. 6d.—A Do. Madeira Direct - - 95 , s . ~ •ery k a Chapter of Knight, of the Garter, and her 112 ,iit rites now about to he performed. Tie festive 'use rs ss - •••• -- -----_L: De. Cape of all the finest Madeira, Stein, and pencils of some of our celehreteel Artists hay, l•se v. ' '. ric• — all other favourite fl avours 46 scenes of the Jubilee, in 1809, brought immense lineeted the triumphs of England in oilier ti 44 .„ 9. k ~ , e : Pt7.ILLING- OFFICE, Fibrilar,/ 14, 1820. Du. Inferior Do ' - - L3O to 35 i ...'.: :HE COMMISSIO .:VE RS for 1 7 1C1'11.31,1,1 v G Also BOTTLED WINES, crowds to Windsor, to behold the entertainments These, in this favourite apartment of Charle i ii "ert e le. • Port Wine - - - 365• to 425. per doz, prepared foe the public in Bachelor's Acre, and to Second, derived, on the present occasion, pee „er e , •. s ,s'iI•LeJESTY•'S e'se 1 .- Ydo hereby Tire ..V.trtiee, That Cape Do. -16 s. 21s. 2fis. o'„ W' ' ; •-. 74 , .(li to „,j - interest front the great national event corms stee St see - sore Nee the 2 Ist ins', tkey will be ready to reovive Red Pootac, in trench Bottles - 305. atend the Fiee given by her Mejesty the late with their public exhibition, white the L eft)°, s 1 ; •`• ,l 'Peite s • . 1 old Sherry _ 38s. to 465. F ere ; ';: 0 t " wr+ l7 :) , ;.' (reale(' up), and treat for Bucellas, Old Dry and very Superior - 465. Queen at Frogrnore ; but neither of these, nor Guards, who attended with reversed arms, ble „she s. ses. :he Ifundred Thousand Gallons of WEST INDIA !WM, Madeira Direct - - - 501. the living image of modeles tvarriors with the I • Oa t !et the ,t re ,,,, ti f . L , • Do, West India - - 545. to 63s t the funeral of the Princess Amelia, in the follow- L,,. s, ,•;, ei•e r ,,,,, no o • 0 .: flee per cent. under proof byr Sitter's Hy- Do. East India, Matchless mated delineations of ancient valuer. Ami - -84 s. ing year, nor that of the lamented Princess Char- :, Also the finest Chateau Nlargott, Lafitte, and Chantilly Cla- pail) at the souther', side of the Hkil I , defend s ~,4f, Oat, Tkonsvm I . - lone in 1817 norther of her late Majesty in 1818, a rope, schicll l.ept the visitors from ittienilie ; .f•is o.e, • ' &ate , ief hilwr/riedHOUSETIOLD FLOUR, refs ; Cote Roti, Hermitage, Burgundy; Champagne Sparkling, ' ' - ''11;4110 1 1 the space immedietely in front of the `l'hr s est • s e , e• use:et erayeeete of _Tunlec Months. CI-email -1g and Sillery; excellent Bourdeaux Dinner Wine, Canted so immense an overflow es is 110 W wit- the the visitors through the Horse Go e : ;.::.:ere,°Q",,Hatrt,arlree Quarters of NEW PAI.E, pnd One Hun Vin de Grave, Santurne, Barsac, Sloselle, Rhenish, Hock, Ser- nessed. l'hen lodgings and horses were obtain- i • s ~.. e 1 lucre in attendance , to .. e - i s ate „ L 'irs of NEW CLOSE DRIED AAIBEp,,,MALT, and eial, thitst, Malmsey, Ohl Rota, Carcarella, Mountain, Bronti t(1 on the day - immediately preceding that s lot!' .!-e,,, • ' 4 'uteottet . TINE KING'S GUARD ROOM. at ' ' '- ; !Ak e A , Sffeks of BISCUIT MEAL. and Vidonia, with every other Description and Sort. of Wines. t ie . ,e.. .alt to • which furnished the spectacle that excited This apartmeol, in which the Keights of ••, es Qua si ie a/otter:dee to Samples rol2iot less than one in English use, all as at clually Low Prices as the above, with e a:e4)to ' public curiosity ; but flow, a , ;„: i je: 74, w , b e produced with the Tencicrs. , a most curious and rare choice of Liqeeurs atid Spirits, con- for two days ;Tarter (liee (when tbe Sovereign is absent) a installation, was more sombre in its appear, • e , Po res 'e deltyr:ed into His Majesty's Victutilling sisting of the Creme de Noyeau, Blanc et Rouge ; Roses, Ab- before the last a Gel ing scene, i b. osi . . ~-,,, ..,, at Deptf ord •. l it has been than the last. Some Yeomen of the Guard, i 4 e• eeeee, in rie space of one _Month, be regular Fy ,i tile, Scubaque, Orange and others. Highly flavoured Pine found, in some instances, impressible to pro- were not on duty, were here, but not drawn o b I ', ' , ''' z i' ~ ( ,i i, 1 , ,, ' Y 11:70etions, and to be paid or by Bills p a y a bl e , with- Apple Rum, Ditto Pined and Orange Shrubs, Ditto Moen cure them at all. On Monday, many persons form. The magazine of arms which it coot '_>-_, see p h "' 84 rlyidaye after dale. Brandy Shrubs, also tlie soft flavoured Brandy of the Vintage arc tastefully arranged, but there was within i. 14 : "e Condi ( ; from town could obtain no better accommodation , 4kr ez - ' t ins 'V e the Contracts Nitz,Y in• seen et the Se - of 1809, Rotterdam Geneva, of the make of the same Year, , the areangernent in the slightest degree at varit e - 'es. s rid - ()A s ,. ,i, 4.:. e„. with every other Description of Spirits of good Qualities. than a carpet instead of a bed. At the inns, with the solemnity of the occasion. This'd, 4, s t es. s o se 3 11 4/ r : i ~,. -..4 4 e itt - .1, rar e) Will be had to any Tender in which the Price every thing in the shape of one, down to the bt.'s leads to 41 e ,•-, se e ,. ° be orsero•ei n 71)0TIIS at length, or that shall not be de- TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, THE PRESENCE CHAMBER. ..., • ete t „„ humble resting place of the hostler's assistant, Here the scene, beore in no small del ' s 94 , ! .„-:.• if„„ ' the Board before One o'Cloc-h on the said Mon. liy Mi . . SOTHEBY, wits engaged at a high price, and the meanest gl"°l4lY, b ame inconceivably solemn. Then -ec .... ,..-7 444 4 " r t , the 9.let instant, act unless the Person wiz° At his House, No. 3, WELLINGTON-STREET, Strand, 18, 1320, and following Day, at apartment in the meanest ttadesnian's shop, is e',,,;- 444 e render, or sorts PC.140.P. ors his behalf, ar.tends, to on FRIDAY, February of 'Leaven %vas wholly excluded, and the st . . e se se „, -1t- • 'Clock, drapery which hung in ample folds over et Wl' l ''",..r -,,_ .'" • wilen caller' for TwL L ° ty now held to furnish excellent accommodation for - --ses.... •• • T HE Valuable NUMISMATIC LIBRA I part of the walls, concealing' WiiitiOWS anti pa .. ' • e ' •,,,-, • of the Late Mr. ItICHAD AMES, of l'avistock- persons of the highest respectability. Thi s h as ings, was only sufficiently illuminated, by ft se . . ARAIY CONTIL%CTS. OP -' street; in which will he found, 'refino's Maps and Charts of in some degree been Caused, perhaps, by mistake, candles placed in sconces against the walls, :".: Commissariat Department, TreasurY Spain and Spanish America, and other raliniUle Atlasses. discover from their feeble rays the )(come') of • I - Chambers, Feb. 8, 18-20. Tu be viewed, and Catalogues had at-the Place of Sale. , as many persons came to IVitelsor 'on Monday, '',' • ,:•` ‘ i. ; •!L °TIC^ • • .... re is hereby given, to all Persons de- - - - , --ss_ - _ Girard (I%velve in number), who, attired in d mourning, with partizans (mut - Heti) in their hat •,, '..•,,,, . PUBLICATIONS. , understanding that the retnains of the Menarch , e see s t , i . 7"eus of contracting to supply BEEF and MUTTON lined - the way to the Audience Chamber. A th see "s Nt s • were to lie in state on that day. „is ess e h _ Jesty's Land Forces in Cantonments, Qnarters, and ling sensation of awe was produced in all on we eie tra cks . This Day was published, in Octavo, price in boards, 19s. -t .a. •„, , m the munder-eutioned Comities and Islands:— `l'llis morning, at an early hour, all was activity fe t ing this apartment, and t lie scene pre , cnred -i,;; . .,7,::: 13 "al er t The First Volume, cootaining No. I. to XII. with a Title . j - 7: ,,,••,,, ici, . Berks (including the Town of Hungertord), Ber- I:age and Index, of at the Castle. A platform, extending from the the objects already enumerated was heightened tly: :.,•,,$•,.....:,..:;;, Bucks,cl, rl - IE CHRIsefIAN REMEV3R.ANCER ; grand entrance of the Palace to the porch of St. Cankbridge (including the Town of Newinar- i tV;i, '!ie1,4 1 . 13 Chester, Cornwall (including Sci:ly), Cumberland, theawful atid affecting. stillness which pieveii A. or the Churchnixi's Eiblje a t, Ecclesiastical, and Lite- __ , , , , while the spectatora, nearly all in the deck Lieurge a Chapel, has been erected, I lie length - , s . Ys Dey,,,, Ts, rat y Miscellany, for the year Istf , . 'cA , •::.*, , ;;Ei, es. . , ~.., 3 ii.asst, Dm•barn (including Holy Island), Printed for F. C. and J. Itivineton, No, 62, St. Paul's Of ••• • r tots is said to be 1065 feet, and it Contains feeling ` t passed two and two, and evider " that Within which passetli show," tc , i 4 Rtre•sforialt ueester (iiiciuding the City of Bristol), Hants, Church-yard ; and Igo, 3, Waterloo-place. . N• B• The 'Fiiirteentli Niunbee was published on the Ist 72,000 feet of superficial boarding, and 49,000 THE AUDIENCE CHAMBER. ; 0 pc li tn , d ' Hertford, Hunts, isle of Mau, Isle of Wight, of ~, , • , , , • and the. F , t 1 11 -of February, The scene here became truly splendid. 1 i !..- - -1, - !..' le ' Lane aster„ Leic e st e r, Lincoln, Nl•iddlesex, Monmouth, con"traLilluit'n"i', aniiingtithe '' r ir Ar e tic it li. l -s,7;ern l i P an ts i t Vriters in tli feet of gam - tering; it is IS feet broad and 15 _r •,,:s• ,orf o l k. _ • Coffin (such as we have already oescribed it) v i ~e4z, . 1 . 4 ,1 , Aortlianiptoo IN;orthunilierlatirt, Nottingham, o,x- Apocrypha, Early Reports of the Society for Pronoiting 0 0 46 Rul v . d , ' . . s Christian Knowledge; on site Nature and Use of the Bible; feet high. The tvliote of this is to be coveeed or seee covered with rich Genoa velvet, uncle; es, s e „ i r .,l:' ti . Fig,, , w ‘ ' Salop„Sonierset, Staffurd, Suffellt, Surrey, Sale of Ailvewsons ; Non-residence of the Clergy; State of lined •, , , with week clod). The platfoi en passing ,e , • ,s . i n the 3L ‘trvbiek, Vv'eslnierelanit, Wilts. Worcester, Torii, Religion at the Cape ~t (.port Hope; Burrows on Parish Re- Royal canopy. At the feet stood two Pursiiivaii end at the head the Ea r 1 of Delawarr and L( Term fis .. e-rs i substsnee of Lord Grenville's Speech ; and Marriott's through the porch, leads to the Chapel by „ i t .., ti lt Counties of North and `oath Wales, and in 612 . . - stre r ,,i . ' Y. 0 'tti .: ,Tb at t C131131113:3 in North Britain. _ the South entrance, Had then turning off to Colonel Whetley, Sir U. Campbell, and Sir 3 '4 ' •se d s l' Peliveries arc to commence on and for the '2stii FAMILY COMMON PRAYER BOOK. the left with a very gradual elevation to the end Brad-Lim, ivere the Grooms in Wai•ing. Thi 0- ' -.Yl.)f Marc', ---',.••• •',.. te ; i i , next; that Proposals in writing seat e d up cud On 11iJ Ist of .Mar..b, will he published, c . . large e aiidles in massy silver candlesticks were es• s• d( • Ptice 4s. CM ft!, ilium and es. on Rosa! l'aper, PART It. o' the attic, is brought tip the nave over the coffin. The apartment littrig with black. Ns i es lles otz ' ' render foe Army Sapplies," will be received at Pt ' ice will complete the Wolk. ' the step, which lead to the choir. The Royal lighted by candies placed in sconces all round t o g:•9 : ~.. . k J it , wii q i e b en , or before Toestlay, the 7th Day of 'March, (brit rrui f , R oo K of comm oN PRA y ER, with os s f ;if „ ii e received after Twelve o'clock on that day) and Pi NOTES Explanatory, Practiced, and Historical. from lteMaillS Will be conveyed on the Car first used wallS. lidded the head of the coffiii the Kits; , e `aY a st tv, ap . prured Writers of the Church of Eingland, selected and ar- on the occasion of the Q•teen's Funeral, over this Arms were seen in a eplendid escutcheon. T 1 .., all . , :;,'"' , r, •o • - , "."' t postage must be paid. ° '.l:', I' . "als i.titged was encompessed by candles placed so as to fol os . ~ • . ,, ,, e nem must be truidc separately for each County and By the Rev. 11./CV:`,l3n WANT, D.D. platfortn, to the further end of the thoir. There a dietmind against the wall. A number Of Gi. ~, e, ,: , e . llf, titt : 7.x.eept for the Counties comprising North and South Rector ,ic St: Botoleh's, Bish i.gate and ► of East Horsley, 7 -urrey • and Doti'ilie Chaplain to ' his Grace the Arch- the opening by the first step to the altar-piece, denten Pensioners were iii attendance on 1 9 i4 , , .. s i : te am it 4 " of which must be included in one 'l' ender ;as also bisitop of Can.tclotlrY• and here, as in the other rya' ed,-,i • ! •:4ti fs , ''e several Counties in North Britain; and each Pro- . . through which the coffin will descend to ifs last Ro Y al 11"1 " " ' i ' • 4 ‘ I :4ust 1 Oxford • Printed for J. Parker: and F. C. and J. Riving- [bents, the most profound, appropi late, and dent 88 1 , , ~,,:er pi , ,, Jaye the Letter which is annexed to the Ten- imi, Nu. ' 62, St. Scald Chureli-yard, and No'. 3, Waterloo- resting-place, is at present covered Willi dtal i'i'i' London. Suld also, by Messrs. Deigloton and Nichol- . like silence was observed. Front this room t sittsl . • •,ser se t , l e dY filled up by Two Persons, of known pro- Aar#4., , ~. t '•', (ni g , • sons, Canihrid,,ze ; and by all Booksellers in Town and boarding, secured by two padlocks. Over this is a - is:kers passed through ~ 4 th ... • ° ging' to become bound with the Party temdering, Country , . a square framework, rising to a point which will 'Phis, , KING'S DRAWING-ROOM. THE , . 1 .1 : :; ; :::,.;! 1,, I ,7 , : p_ nlz 1 a stated in the printed Particulars, fur the ......._ N * B L —Ti.is Work will continue on sale in l'arts,Nlenthly. like the Presence Chamber, was l ull -.... , -....—e5e.....i..................... ....e be stirmotmted by a Ito al canopy, adorned with ____. _ 1 : 1 1 , ,:, beet ) -tric e of the Contract; and no Proposal will' be --- rift' ' .!I • 4t, " l ess made on a priuted Tend:r, and the Prices AMERIC A. with black, feebly illuminated, and lined with Ye , heraldic and funeral devices, before the last awful men of the Guard, who conduc s ted the' spectato 44 4! - ' Oti • '' '' i " word ;,.. 9 ; ~: , ,,tre, „. . -s et length; and should it so happen that ceremony. tit 'a small t i nts. room, from which they passed 1 Iss i,, , .‘ ..sittmitrilie, co.nlinuance of the Contract no 'froops slieuld be The following sectioni of an Act of Congress In the body of the Chant/ several seats have St. , John's Tower to the outsvard gate ut II ct se t•,,,: ,t l se te,Z ti v „,„ lstee of the same, the Amount or true Stamps CtiSt ie. • respecting paste - eget ships, passed the second of been put up in the south aisle, for the aeccaminos • Tile Eton boys having been allowed to see tl i s ,• , . e ss , et and lion& pant in- the fitst imtalice by the 1. , '-' ! ,1)„,, t ,..'" r, will be refunded to him. Maids lest, have been lately communicated in a 1.:, ~ tit lie station of ipectatots tolmitted by tickets. Between late King lie in state, they ail went ep at hat • s, at tae, of the Contracts may he had upon application ..,:' ,• L . ii (i.(e. between the hours of Eleven and Five, and Circular to - the Collectors of tire Customs, and the platform in the north, aisle stud that in the past tow. o'clock.. 'The mnsters and scholars we el. • ••vsee wee °f f, all in deep mourning, with crape round their bat es , • --, - ' , retire Cuesalissery General Vining, Edits- may be sel wiceable to Masters of Vessels . who nave, there is a small area, where a few persons Tee effect tees meurnfully grand. The titnio i ee" . ,e s . 1 3 ; - -----...________________, ea - dem:else to t ir i n g - passengers to the United it% : e " s l-tees can be accommodated with standing-pleces. A good order has prevailed throughout the clay. SYSTEM' OF FINISHED EDUCATION, St•a•tes. ••," • •le similar recaecy is formed between the seats above- .. t, , Fon. noTa sEN ES. THE KING'S PRESENCE CHAMBER, 4 .41 ....': k; to p 4O ( HESS of MAN, f ti C 11 , , s t . , t s, ~ . e , . from le Crag {e " Sec. 4. And be it ferther enacted, That the mentioned and the platform In the centre ; each w• • • .., - . Pt,,. - t %)a„. .'"lv , , ,Ind a s OCIETT, illu.tfeted by las capteiti or master of any ship or vessel arriving in nerem the remains of our mtich-larnentc ,• s 9-.otts,,,L)l,ll,nie•to (a (tees oPC:hilt/fen every thing they see. the United States, or any of the territories there- is about six feet wide. and revered Monarch now lie in state, whic 41 I . ' e ., " , ` . l'ltl ,`;.,, 1 i • of, farm any foreign place whatever, a t are same At the extremity of the choir, on each side of (with the excerion of the King's Guard Chan; it :', I , of it -- ` e ' 11 1 ...,ii. , - Ns 'TIVE PROVERBS, ilitistrateol• from Sioeses ber and Saint George'e Hall) is . the larges T" ; s,, a. b i o ll,l, 141 , 4 53 Cuts, Teat:lit:a Mor,dity and a Knowledge time that he delivers a manifest of the cargo, Witt, the altar-piece, a small gallery has been construct- ; ! ' lout!, t '_ - ' 0 il l vl i .z . .i . c!- .&!. Cd. bound. . ~ ..if there he no cargo, then at the time of making apertment of the Royal ]'glace in IViarlsor Castlt , . :,.;(!,pittujiesii Poetry, RSE of all Measures, with Rules, I eachiog , i report or en ry of th ship e eor teasel, pursuant to ed, with a partition in the centre of each. In these Jr is hung with the richest and finest wrough •., • • s'ne e . 'nip Price gs. bound. ell . ' '.. 5 . . ,',' 2 . b at , ( 1 1 . RS ofPOLITENESS,T.eaches Polite Manners. the existing lases of the United StereS, shall also the Nobility and Gentry admitted to the choir, tapestry, representing; tire history of the Q•ice el o st el ha ti a,, deliver and report, to thecollect•or of the district %%110 cannot find places in the stalls, are to take On the cielina Mercury reniesente iie ' • - .e e e 4 a. b .1 1‘E, teaches the Poll - Stied' Forms of Society .. • •.• .lik .4 e e oenre •• •in which, each strip or vessel shall arrive, a list or t A st i b ri l l i ia a l t i l . original portrait r' of Charles .' li e ' which h The galleries, and the whole interior 0 ' ••'•'inite `'sIPFN • - „ shots to the four quarters of the world, is intro e • "se oe -. MUM of USEFL LKNOWLEDGE, Teaches . manifest of all the passengers taken on board the. , their se • H " . 14 tOr "Vers ' 7 , ,y. 1, 6.. e . Dotal) Subjects, with an Epitunie of titgiieli . said ship or vessel sir any foreign port or place; of the Chapt•l, will he hung with black cloth,. thieeei by Neptune, Fame . declaring the glop , of thae Prince, and Time driving away Rebel 1 w ich List or 'i aiiitest or . Ile•.lae ms e , ,t, illesosesse si ~,r , „„,,, Ac R ED _ His - roily. 2 ruis. iss. it, h__ . 41_ _ it shall - __• the vof It was not till neer eleven this mot tring that the .tl •. . 15, 4 Pair•F'§ l ,R; NIANAGEMF,NT, or th e A r t, o f condu c t_ the said master rt; designate, particular ly,, the age, lion, Sedition, &c. 5 over the canopy is Justice tolling of the bell announced the opening of the i i, , , ,, ,•,,i,,,51e,..t1,44„7„ty.vv,1te oropriete, Ecouomy.and hushed. Price es. sex, and occupetion of the said passengers re- .. • FleitiesilYNOßS of the TAW I' with the Artof Garvin- e - ' showing , the Arms of Britain to Thames aid d e ;s.' . • -• ',l,! * 0 „!7 , s; I ,„ iritt. ' '' - , Ri•ver• Nymphs. At the lower end is Vet's in f L .. , - :Ati,„ M q Of I.` i n UCTi ' . -•• ''.' • L E I..ss,Vis on all Subjects, a voung belonz, and (tat o'f' which it is their intention. to sitous of seeing their late Monarch lie in state. met ine car, (h•awn by Tritons and Sea Nymphs to , ,setet-60trtulie ought to know, under the Title of A ; CVarin. heeeil l e- inhabitants ; awl shall . burlier set forth 'Fite paintiogs are,—Duns Scotus, Spagnolet Ili ! Earle its the morning, many persons found their r .7'.........t1,14 J. Stetter, St. Paul's Churchyard. whether any, and what ournber have died on the Peter I. of Russie, Kneller ; Prometheus, s . • 'tin e s veyage; which report andatankest shalfbe sworn way to the several entrencese impatient fot• ad- Young palm, ; and four of the Cartoons o l 'Ell F --------- s ------------- li4, , , 2 ti l ,, ~,. - ~,,It.N:C:E OF PEPPERMINT, BY lIEATEI. t t t,, by . the seidenas . ter, iii the Sattre manner' as is. mi)siort 5 and when at length the floors ripened, Raphael, vie. the Death of Ann , ias, Se:iv ~,s i tt , , ~t;;•XeSSeeN CIS i„ a sate, ~Ge , „„i, ami d 1 ,1,,,,_. .i i ected by the existing laths of rite United States. , Peel preechiog to the Athenians, Christ deli- ,t considerable noineber immediately presented i e e saterst oe ..esivtly iti Flatitlencirs, Gouty ;no! Cholicv Pains . 101 relation to tlie manifest of the cargo, and that verso; the Keys to St. Peter, and Etyma', ,tit ~ L,ictiletta.,_.aeacli,aud BOwels, linlicTstion,'llvsterics, Nausea the refusal or neglect of the master aforesaid to' themselves at the Egertois gate. Here were sta- the Sorcerer, struck with blindness. All those , , . 1 1, . 4 : 1 . % n i reguanc, Itelaxiit'ion and I assitiiiie arisiti •• ' t his'seetion, shell boned four illarshalmen, in their state dresses, ~, ~: 41,4,4,4''5l !There- Heat Wamt• of Appetit ' e, - Irtjuries trout; comply with the provisions of essts:geoils - decorations, however, are now totally S i ,: „Colossi."' %leather and' ' e , set k t •f a n d B) . , in the Spasmodic Allectitm of the incur the same pcilaltirs, disabilities, and for- met . l c ivered and hid by the funeral trlyings of impe- -1 t black sashes, and crape hat-bands and sword . e• , , • , t i fo r tl 0 the Lit _ ~‘"• e ls, so common to lefants—adepting the feitures, as are at present provided for a refusal nal mourning. T hey are covered and hung with ,•. Siti o '' Arm g Cy of the case. - As a Faini;v Medicine or I kwith their I • •of ' . • riots, (rune icons (the insig,nie their r y. • „: . te Yor Nary, it will be found ‘ a vil ' itable ac;iii- or ueisiect to report and deliver a manifest of the fine pirrisle cloth', deeply bordered with black vil- e(t ' ;' , ls t , t4 Stx t e s . cargo aforesaid. office) in their limo's. From ten to twenty were vet. 'clue regal coffin is pieced under the canopy e.. 4 ,-ttril y, ,,,ce of pEPPER:IIINT•- • Sec. 5 . And he it forther enacted Thief each I iirted and then the door w• - closed, to= give • Which surmounted the Throne of Presence. 9 Ht 11 9 • le AS - ~: , ten into i d,,,i,, e, that. the n. , fs . so w ellknown hs a valuable , t ..„,,4 l'itiUt, wiiiehlaid Purchaseris •lt•?-i'lPril t rl o h leeet t of thri s .l c dvcrt;se- and every collector of the customs, to whom Stich tbeso time to ascerel• the Darrow winding stair -Case , q , ; , / i4 i. ', 7 . 1.). IpZ.preptred by Urticgists- St n t liv 'i r! h ' e out,' eau- Ind infest tir Out cat pessenger f s as a; • oresai I shill) 1 •s- -oe near the kitchsn, by which they weie to miss tit GAMR.-it may aft' mi some gratification to 4 (:. serste,i,_7 , tti eau, give to es to see tiro .' I P.II '• ' Not- deliver e d, shall' ter-yearly return copies theree the suite of apartments' appropriated to this so- sportsmen who lieve• not been out since•thelrost •••••:. e ts • 14 (1 " g''''ecd un c - • • . '-' P. ' i ''" ' . . • r ) 1, 4 ,2 . 1 - 0 t et liment Stamp. 1 nee 2s. 9d. of Cu) the. Secretary of State of the United States, l eft most. broke en, to learn that a •greater quantity of game, ;',•''' htis" 1 1 E. F ~,,.. . ee.,„...., . r , ~,,,,. _ .. , , ,by whom slatements of the Sallie , shall be laid Passing up the spiral staircase , the crempany' coitsirtering the season of the year, was Clever • sees_ -"nal and ~ ~ e (.I,ent to Death), t,e, St. last' s , • .. ' 1 , 4-, , - oMytli, lilmd.stn.rt, 1. ,, n,.... , 011. - I 1),.!' ore Con-ress at each and every Session." were received in a small ripartment by' t W'o 01E-- 'known than there is at- present. -,,,,••,, • - ssi.,,e3; l e tk er eses ~ 1 e • Attu ~ , ~ , e 4 -sees k , :t.;;;;; 10 4.',,,,kt, % ,,t0..... .'" ~,.2 . 7.'t .. , yy , 7 7 5' • st artsesseeesee4 • se. eesseseees.,. ~s . s• -.43,*sesietestessrW"sre.. s'• l 's•esses'ssee'Ssieeseseesteeseesees. -:e e • `,•-••• 'lessee , - '' • •se 'es - • ''' '"-`• - '-"'- ' ' '-' ''' ' - : - , . • esseeer e ssiesse ss e ste ie asseee - ~ . ,,, e le,.s , s • e • .. e s ,„ se s saes....e s esas • seee s e le-, eseess - e