The Sun. — London, England, 1815-03-10 00:00:00

l , A - S4W - - 4 1. ! t 11. '•\+ f \ r i t 7. y t r • • .•:' I "4". .irir t 07023 ' ' :4'14 IDAY, MA :t CPRICP, SIXPENCE-rfAL7RENNY, 11 0 THEATRE ROYAL, 1Z I iLN E ;MORROW EVENING V-LA , Marcia 11 , PropriiTtiesties' Servants will nerforin (2cl time), with al - - ate splendour, sitalispeare'.4 TriLreily of A„ KING RICHARDH TE . SECOND. pA'jy'r w hich (never acted', a new Far ce , t o b e ca ll e d. wq TEN O'CLOCK !• 'AND A RAINY NIC411"1: - . 7 Monday, the Tragedy of T.S.ing - Richard the Third. TH EATILE ROYAL •COVEN'r-GAR.DEN ‘)-MORROW EVENING, March 11, will be tieriuriLtd theTragefly cf VENICE PRESERVED. To which will he added, the I ,, tice of THE SI , EEP-WALKEII. iv t 'nnclaY, r uin 'Whittingt he Virgin of the Sun, un4l. the neufT44o- . 1-laritlon: • • EAST -INDIA HUME, MAncu I, 1815. C OURT I4I ' Of DIRECTORS of the Tradt.'NlT COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLANI?.. I,li.ng tot East Indi es ; d o hS re l v t- g i v e- N ot i t . e, at lt the QVARTERLY GENEII.AL co ;Tux of the Co n) ,; ci , t nY• appointed lobe held at their House in Leadenhall -reeti on W EDNESDAY, the q2d in,t int,. at Eleven o'Clock 'lthe Forenoon, a Motion will be made, 6 , That Mr. TVIL -141"k3;1 B ROWN, lat e o f th e M a d ras Ci v il Establislnnent, „ "Periuitted to return with his Rank to India." JAMES (201313, Serretaty. GI------ ---.' ------ INEAS! AND THREE I'HIRTY THOUSAND- . 1:01..1ND PR!ZE,S. - •' . ff .,, . - • ~Y,... WERR, baviog. had the good tortoni of i h 3 4 • d'is.trihutint: ninon;; the Public FOnr Capital Priz . e7 . f th '' Eott,ry u , l.ich 6 - iii , Tied nlst of January, has the sittis•-' l ieu" '- (4 "nuouncing, ‘ a New Lottery. in which he cUtifidet2t- - Y n'eets to sell, at least, Four inure. 1,411'e Scheme contaiics Three Prizes of Thirty l'housand ~,,b?ts, &e. Also,. Fire of 0/I . 'llotigand Quineas each, b ea '" WEBB is Prepared co PAY IN GOLD, wit hoot ?At) , 117 4 , 4c;t iort, at soon as drawn, at his Truly Fortunate °dice . , p ' midgate-strett, near St. Paul's, where-. , r ‘,' 1 o,eno ?,502 .......... a Pi ite of sk . quo kr).,BOE .......... a Prize of 5OO c6,..t5s ......... . it Prize of ,77S .......... a 1 , ,, , i7, of c•' - Were all Shared ;14 ( 1 Sold in the Last Tottery. , ru nd '''s b)r Post dii4 attended to, and all llngi.nes , in +,, 1 ., , , , % faithfully executed WEBB, ;. - :tocL-Brulter, 17, 444e -street,' near St. Paul's. • .VALED()NIAN ASVLIJM for El)l.lCA tuit,,l.lN'fr and SUPPrinliNr4 tub CE - TILI)ItEN of . LAND' 'AILOItSI, 'and IslAilLlNEgt,' NATIVE> of st ( ? 1- t leis , as camint be admitttA Rorq.l I tibtitutionS of kident7 ' 4, 1 1,d (h ettlwicit, 'and of Y;c , ,tch Va.;esiti . , 4011..10n, not entitlid to ?ate.;'clii si . . .. ~ . ..., . vivrtto, ' ills Rord Iliglinc,s .. 4,: the, RcGENT. PATIMNEss. .. Iler NIA.TESTY the QUEL.N. Nter.-valaoNtsszs. R ' • 0 14 , :t.l.'q;incess Angt4ln !la.'" tht princess griPbsa„ 14S P.lla . .. ' tUt.II th'e Piiiicv aarlotr„. .R:1-1. the Princess Eliza. f - Yr; ie‘i —' . v 1 -• het(' ' ' -5:.: 11.°11.111 flit . puChess, of " r t Si.K.H. the Princtu Ilary Atb n ' . ... itsti • a )• . . VICE.PTRONS. rield..Nlatsllal 1-1. • V .. 11. the 1)11:,,e of Yolk and ..ilbanY, Cquinander-iri4lnet, , . w Admiral H. R. Tlstfit Dlk e of Clarence and St. Auure : Pteld.Marshal I - I. It. fI. t Insl)tike of Kent and Stratneura in, „). ~... Colo ne l of tlic•Royal Sc o t s . --• ,, ,,,ti, th ~D a, .of Sii4c.r, Earl of Inverness. • . - • axa' ufi..'vr: I L t R. IL the Duke of Kent and Stratbearn. t , PitEsIDENTs 01 , TIIE I,A I('''' I‘l°3 " o hle the /\4 l . 1 • se of 'Stafford, Countess f • v„ lione, - Stitherland, , The Riiltt lllon. the COuntess of areadalbane. vicit4nEslDENTs. lii Grace the Dul'e f kl ii- Right Lion. Lord Lynedock , 114)* K . '°' 9, K.G.C.R. , , • Cr. i,,;lt - lil. the Earl of Bread ail% • Right lion. Sir Arch, Mac- 14 1 - e ' &Maid, Bart. , 4011. Viscount 'Melville. '''' .. ~ ' Sectetary—John Gait, Esq. , Subscriptions received •at the Banking-Houses of iNicss . .rs. i1),lotor coutti and Ca. • D - ivi.on' ' Noel, Templet and (n.; flee t . , Thornton Frei.: ali ' d. - I.lON ' vir; Drununonds and Ca.; to ies, Farquliar arid (,:o .., 'Nlin•Sli - Nib:iald; 'a44 Co. i P . " ' '.t () l t li4ell, Tiaill, and . Co. ; tin,ith, PaYtie; 'mind S "' l 9. ) ; ,oessrs. Presc•ott, Grotv, and Co. ; Morebilid, Ranson', and I'. ' 1 a il`r by John Galt, Esq. Secretary, 4 , 1, Weywouthstreet., 1 : 11 tla t)d. p i a ..., ; , ' b yte 1:0' whom letters and inquirieS (post paid) may e,(ldresSed ; also at the'Rar 'of Lloyd's Coffee-house. N' . a ,„' l3 ' As it is intended to. preserve: in the Institution the h e - 7" . )f all the Subscribers, it is requested that they. may l•pl re ,„"'llY written, together with any title or distinctim en - l''' ' ''' "Y i nherita.nce, right; or courtesy, or derived frwu "(..,Itte or , > c• ‘,lled4niall Asylum-Office, 'Covent -Garden Chambers, March G; 181:y. ' ' Amount already advertised - £11,244 19 (; Ill s / 1 , Donations. Annual. liii k d• the Duke of York and Albany 105 . 0 0 I.li g 1,',,," the Duke of Kent &St rat heart) 100 0.0 l ila ,1 41 Highness the Dulieni Susssx 105 0 0 Clue, . ' t he Duke of Bucelcugh and tli, r , .oshury - - h'lit4ce the Duke of Roxburgh Earl 'st Ntkle the Marquis of Bute, Th, it . of binufries, 105 0(( ~7 ' he li.„.qt fries 105 Earl of Dysart 100 u 0 ' 41 41, 1 ' g `,„'t HOri. Lord :Alacchmald - 210 .0 0 aZill_-- , orhes, Esq. in addition to a er su bscripti o n of lop gniueas 1pt,,3411, advanc e of one thousand 14PtCe. . s, 04 arcoont of contributions . .ted from Borobav 105 0 0 I he i ll ii ' ' ' ll i t HQn I ord Jii'in es Mjrray 28 "& - 6 t er ~f"t Hon. Sir Win. Grant, Mas ai. ' 414 Rolls, in athlition to a fur the-iiistobscription of 100 guineits (ltirjaio /1411. Sir Archibald Mac t i cil ! 4. ' tl Hi additi on to a former sub !"_of tifty guineas ',1411 Ii .'3l. M.l ) . a... 1,. giis, E, I. - , 1 t0 . T. , as Potter Nacqueett. -r,sq• 1.1,1t-rlit. Houle Gordon, Escl• ef bight Honourahle Lord Douglas, tht .utiglas 20 0 0 , - POrt4.lt:La Hon. Liird Palmerstone 52 10 0 ii.l "Arley Drinuniond Y,sq. M.P. 50 o 0 01,,„,,'1ta10 Go r d ut i it i\i ~. 52 10 0 iiii,-,e,',Will'iliu vlarl ' ow . • - ' 25 50 N.4.-,ls-',s,%.°totl•iriible Lord Itcay , ...26 0 5 0 0 :," 4 , l tl i i t ~.`.,.... of .kriverallochie, Esq. M.P..51ri0 pa t , I f drues, ts, l , - - .5/10 0 •,, 4 44ee11 - y, Esq. (Morning Chronicle) 21 0 . 0 *t it'sePli Dillon, Esq. (Albany) • 26 5 0 ,',r, Sl i ght Lion. the Lord Mayor )0 10 0 Ar: lil L• i , 4 , 10 id 0 :, 4t - • e q"- •• ' .ifty , ritt Ittay 10 1 iIY Xir of • - , .164 eitzle, of Avoch 26 5 0 4Nt 4 Nlai"ribanks Bart. Lord Pro- ~ - 4 . ' "'d b t l ' - - - • - ,• 21 0 0 -1 1) , N „ • 11? nrg, ),,,q14,,, 'outeith, Esq Lwrd Provost of ' -iiiit.,..,,solv - • - _. • f„;4,1 Hugh l'ercy Davison, Aid du (`:l),t.4int'll\o„Lord .‘loira ." . , h, bi"larn Davisor:, Aid diiCanip ''''',4l44ll„.HT;sl'ti Highness the Duke of 21 0 0 21 00. MS 0 0 73 0 10 10 0 lit 10 0 I 26 50 2( - .1 5 () V; 50 52 10 Q 10'10 5 5 0 2 20 20 Ina '5 0 26 5 0 21 0 0 21 0 0 (I'o . 0c continued.) DRY-L.Nk., 7 1/1 - 11.. - RAYMOND respectfully iniormc Id; Friends and the - Public, that his BENEFIT' will ta%c place on saTUIWAY',_ the ifith instant, when the Drama of THE SIEGL Cs. 4, ELCALIDE will be presented : in which Mr. BRAT-Ii•VI will perform the part. of the. tie raskicr. being the last'. ii of performing, before the ITOII - anci.:Ple:ces for the Boxes, •ta be had of Mr. at the BoxLotlice, in NUL . ; noss4ll-2. , treet: and of Mr. Raymond, No.'3, Cl.:o3ter , street, G) - vsv , enor , :tic k et, Hyde Park Corner. - • . . IDRINCE LUCIEN BUONAPARTE's ficent COLLECTION of PICTURES is NOW OPEN to tlic PUBLIC, and will he SOLT) by PRIVATE CONTRAGP,. individually, at ti►e NEW GALLERY, Cu, PALL-MALL. Admittance, One Shilling.—Descriptive Catalogues, One Shilling and Sixpence.. . ' • New Gallery, Pttll-.Nlall ad;oininr , the British Caller.) • A . • SALE BY AUCTION, Lansh-clia and Chelsea Water -\\',,r1..1, Sert•rn ar.i Wve 137f.,1- way, Southwark I.3ritl;e,•-ito+l6-14).:: Assurance Shares. ' By Mr. SCOTT, at tln Mart, (In Priday, March 7, at Twelve, ' - (By Ordig of thfr-tikeckitt,l7.), • , • . , LFiETIL \VAT' ER-WORKS.—T wo Share's in this very vat nable improving concern, establiilAini by Act fa Parliament in 1785, posscsSing great kcal :nlvanLig - ,es, with an increasing l'et?trit, •the-Past dividend was 401. per share;, Chelsea Water-Works-Ten Shiites, dividing 12s. per share per annum ; Severn and_ Wve BAlwav Ten Sharesq• a very improving concern; Globe Assurance Five Shares ; aqd, Ten Shares in the Saut.iwaik Bridge. • Particulars at OR Mtin, turf u 2 Mc. Scott, '2B, New Bi.ldge street. NumBER. nr. OF !MARTIAL ACHIEVFMENTS . . TO:''. HE LOVERS OF THEIR COUNTRY. • . S begs le.:ve to draw the ;Ittention of the and Genttrt the .rourth Number of a truly National ‘V:orli, which he te.aw ca`eri to the: r ina?eot;on, and ‘vith a sure hope of its gaining tilt:lT:approbation anti support. , . On the st r , f March Was published, dedicated by permis t,iiti to his Grace Tilts DUKE OF WELLINGTON, and patronised bribe Array in general, THE FOURTH NUMBER. • - oftat highlycrubettt iced, iteretting, and . cplendid Pub entitle4 . • ... ri - • Hu, MARTIAL ACHIEVEMENTS OF GitnAT 1111ITAIN and her ALLIES, Wino the 1;f;:i;r 160 . 0 to ISt 4 ; illustrated with accurate Representations . -Of the narnerans glorious Victories in which they have been en• - gage j, - with the Gatti . 6., and other (Akio po cmueilts: The superb Platys are erigravelF:frOur , Drawings made•fon the spot, assisted IN the private 'Mett':Orauga of se egal who have honoured thJ.Froprietors Of the Work with their communications and patrditage..-,Each Number will he illustratedwith Tour •Engravings, from 1/cawing's by Heath, coloured to imitatt. , the Origin;ll, , , and the whole Wolk' will be printed oa an Imperial Elephant Parr, hot-pres7,ed. To he continued Monthly, _at 1/.ls. - (or:the Numbilr small, and at 21..25. for the large paper co-• ties. A few, of the. latter• remaining as yet unsubscriKel for, arc ctili submitted:to the Public- , at the subscription price, afte7wliich they wi;l : he raised to nun-subscribers. 'To be had'of l'.renlzios, at his Depot of elegant Embel lishment,. 46, Strand. • •• Embellish MY ati Of the FOr rth Numb The 13nrnine. of Moscow. Taking of B.adains by Storm. 3. The Battle of ilarrossa. 4. The-Rattle of Toplorse..-.—The Fifth Number to he published April ISt, will contain-1. Siege. of St. Sebas -4.1. Battle of Maida. 3. The Attack on the Road to 13.15 : wane, lath December, 4. The Death of General Moreau. ADVICE. -V-77trgEN Professiri'ruii Men, eminent for skill ,and experience; offer their advice; and exert their abilities, for the cure *fa few reigning Diseases., they riee'sn perior I,: the , : prejudice which is 'eo justly excited against the advertisements of 'men, ignorant of the first principles, and ut3etifiteated in the practice of physic. Messrs,,CUltitlf. aud co.aregular .Surgeons, sanctioned by every privilege to prac tice, avid by the emilorm success which heir mode of treat pent for ‘ r enetea.l complaints has hither%) been atteuded, continue i6tlr the same assiduity to direct their studice to the 'Cure of every species of ;bat baneful poisonoswell as the re- Move' of those distressing debilities and deficiencies which prevent or embitter the matrimonal state. Ili the catalogue Of human infirmities there are none store anlictitv than those \\glide ate the Unavoidable consequences of an indulgence its a certain destructive habit. The 'unhappy sniferei broods Over his I:lief - el - tunes, ashamed teaeeeit reiief. until head re .diteed to bell'iv-state Of misery aslo render life oppressive. To such persons it will he a cousoling rettection to know-that they may now, Ly a new and, infallible remedy, be restored tee their former constitutional-strength and vigour. IVeak, relaxed, and debilitated habits, proceeding either from an excess of eoejogal anti illicit pleasure, or from a long resi , dence in hot climates., hard drinking, the injudicious use of Mercury - , gee: are speedily restored to health and strength. ;It must he a self-evident proposition, that where the ag gnigate of intellectual 'capacity is directed to the treatment awl' cure of a few pecaliar complaLts, there must be the grielter Certainty of success; and as 'a' proof of this positim their Metlind, of care is so particularly expeditious, as well as sefe, and se evidently superior to the common practice, that in some slight cases of infection a perfect restoration is completed is the short period,of three eiaye, and in those of the utmost inveteracy, where other practitioners have fail:d e a iiropee perseverance in their plan of treatment ensures tie the patient a safe, well-grounded, and lasting re-establish men.. By an early application; the patient escape the danger and expence of a tedioneatteudance upon the le.s.:eex perleiteed practitioner. In the most obstinate and coMpli-* ' tilted cases of venereal infection, sucleas oletructions in the urethra, spengy excrescences, hard tumours, callous ulcers, e r n i itit>as, seminal weakness, Meets, as also STRICTUREe;, whether recent or of long duration, arid chic'.; have bathed the skill of ether practitioners, are, by their present improved k: - , - ::n*of treatment, effectually and permanently cured, pa tient suffering the excruciating pain and alarming hitlfcir rha,ii which frequhtly follows the 4pplication .of the luoar cuit , :ie: In this course of 20 years extensive practice iii this metropelis, numerous cases of strictures have been and are daily nh-der their care, the total eradicatiou of.whioli is eiOeted by a safe, certain, and expeditious' mode of practice, superior to' any other yet adopted. The wealtness, relaxa tion, and debility proceeding from this complaint, is speedily removed, , tod the - patient restoted to sound and vigerons health. But where the debility has for years existed, a pro per perseverance in their restorative remedies, after the stricture has been destroyed, is indispensably requisite to revive the slumbering sparks of life, and to re-arlirnate the constitution. ' . ' Several Noblemen and Gentlemen of the first respectabi, lity have been under the care of Messrs. Currie and Co. for tbe 'removal of complainti of the Urethra, Strictures, &c.; and - having received a radical and permanent cure, request that rferencei aiay be made tiit IteM, as satisfactory evidences of the decisive superiority of Messrs. Currie an - Cols plan -of treatment. Many of these Gentlemen have had Strictures from 10 to 20 years, and had been under the - care of Messrs. Heine, Heavisides, and other Surgeons of equal -who attempted the cure by the -application of the lunar caustic,.without success. - • Messrt. Currie and Co. may be consulted by either Sex, with the greatest delicacy, • secrecy, and bouuur, at. their hotise, No. 107, Hattou-garden. Patikts in the Country are requested to state the particu lars tiftlicir case, age, and general habit of living; &c. &c. inelosing a remittance for advice and medicines, when the same will be i,;iren or sent to any part of the kingdow. To ensure that secrecy so essential to their undertaking, the ,posta g e of letters may be added to the accottut.tor medicinal. .7 2tai-Junc, 18Q9'.."1*7, tiattvulardeu. • •- FIC (~ n , )Nl.-1 .'.tar di. 1, ! riniE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His MA .T.S . T.S"S 0 RDN...4 AWE do hurt( _s-h e Notice.. that Prop°Yd. , will Le receired'ut their Qihee,..in Pall Ma or T,r;tPre fredoesday, frov; such . Per . la ay be tA ,lertaf:e Awyptit.qt"l,WENTY THOU SAND DOUBLE QUEBEC : - ..‘?..•rrier this, L'epartine':24,.:at the Royal Por,Jer ( Ifroriz4 at If.'"altham . SCUPple . s . rf the Staves vt:ty he viewed ;Ton apptqw/kit 1. thc - ;;respective tNJic, gl the- Ohlytanee at fralthem liatherpprtientars, togetiwr with the Terlas Contli - • . ot the Conic:fel`, Plat/ st.•krappn a/ t/ai? , ,S'i:()%lo'ers gi firc;. it Paltlit,lt'aftrres4l, anij Doy,hrtween the if- , )nrs 01 Telt anti Pour o'Ciork, where itte'PropVsai, nta..v . i Le del! ve,',.(l, 4 ealeti itp,-o).tt:e/i.dor.ved," J'ruposalF:fo 4;tiicbc.Viv.eSt6.vc , ;•' hat 2::.) Proin,,.al vela, be adatiited , ttftc . r . tAt? sal:111;i th i. , t6tant, at ";'z.;zl.:'•e 6 . (1.7 , 4c1:, at. Noon of th:esivine Day, tr ill an Ten 71,..? 'noticcrt, I:ntess the 'Party making it, ip• an dgeat ia his &that; sitattattend. . ordrr of the Board, CHEM', Seeretary:- ADJOU 41N Lll IN Yesterday, at three o'clock, theJnquest which sat 'upon the 1) , oly of Dys'ARD . V YSE. who was ihot on 'lsueoy:hight opposite Mr. Rortxsoti'3 re'littled the of witnesies at the lied Lion, Mcrae demise"!, that, llripany h ttr,,Gentlew,' n, entcri:d.ilar ling( reeti• at described thc p.'i - siats who had asSC4VOVd ':More iv; ;-• Itowi - son's. house .as ccucs still principally of :sod woruva, There were net 'more than 4U or bU perso ts, snate of whim) seemed to. be What i, vulg.( ly ealied " linking" masse selvc,i. This was. about nine o'claclt or a .quarti. v pat.. :.;e 7 vend. stone's were thrown at dilferent soap alter Stair) some persons said there were soldiers in the bou3e, a s t re quested the people - to be cautious, fur theY` would lire. Hit wilule evidence tended to prove, that therr, was no t:.eriotts tiOt; and that there were no ir,ilitary or lis , ace ottiecrs ••v ho eadeavourod to ciear the' streets opp.ositc air. itoiriasiries hoivse. Tiro soldiers would loi've c.e4eTit the wjnte stree*, lie went away about ten o'ctoeli, but rad 'sot itve the Get.,.:c-, man fall. 'l'bis Geutleman give a•very miunte detail of the eireum.r..tances. Mr. Kerrtsoni surgt.--.1, then read an elaborate and accurate account nt tbe and presented thy Jut N . > with .t sl.t;tcit c. the head; to ithistizate• the subject. It is ttou . teehittai Lie gc t ncral i•caderi. _ . .)01 Utider Butler to Mr. Rohinsou, depo , ed, that on Nlinuiay evening the house had been assailc;l taricli-bats:A • &e. which bridie tae windoWSl The mob hail itcen by the soldier,. On Tuesday evening, abotit nine o'clock, the house was attached in tkke sa.av manner as'the before: s;%,saidiers wid a corporal had been, sent for the protection of. Rubinson's ; Imuse lty the . .`s . ecrctary State for the Huts;:: Departnient : he hvaid the reitiort of fire arias, and .he heart a soldier sa7, 'fhat twp people hid filter. Un7this, he believ ed, the iron been told that, at first, thc,sob , diers had fired NVith cartridgei. No part of Mr. Ito coin's family at home ti•t e the semmt s. Jamtus lt,ipley, butler to Mr. Rubiu.san, 6rtaboratel the statement of former witzess, as- tar its regarded the assinlit4 at the house; the co .11 . 4 and Kivittessajlie tbtqat the re quest of iir. llobiiison aid Lard lii the course of the atteritoon the soldiers caroe•into the' houie,".4td, between eight iota nine, white they were at supper tiro, w a s a vjalent hnoekiux, at the'door, and stones and brich-arts were thrown in at the window.; he thc:ii calted . the cLn'poral,' and asked him what his orders tvei:e ? lie replied to tire with ball-cartrid,4e if they were oppres.s.t.tl, and it became ;trees:- sz,i.ty. A static was thrown agitiost it shutter, and kt musket wAs fired from the window. Soon after this these was a violeat attack ty,iotn the house, and one of the sik. digs tonic a. }itstol from - Witte:s's, l baud, .whici had been iqadeil the night preceding,'.aa flied it out of Ore: window;. it was •.Wilt'e'd with large shot. \t'ii tress heard sere:tin, .end upon advancing loWai di the - window saw 7 ,as lie 1011! 3 / 4 1 - -a tnay. yiug. upon the grouivi, pia some persoirS-, lifted thin up. Ofier.cante, and : put the sol diers it ti,ftir arrest. , • • Nutten Larrattorated that part as to the house be ir azi4 said be s• - .1.w th!-pistul takes front foitrar witnesf's hand ti' the soldier. • • . 'Edward -I.Wis that he tiTnacrstooi the person who gave the orders to lire w..is a Peace Officer, and not a soiLlier. At a kte hour k lthir-past nine); the Jury think-. i t , l _,,...h e . ev idence of .the tioldier.s netess..ny lox the" tier it vestigatiou -6,f the case, Orderezt lib ad journinent, which was at.;reed upon ; and a tenet' was ordered to be to -Lord Si.omou.ru, to beg his 1,40 M A:ill-to producer like 'soldiers . who.. were 4.11-tho house 4elGre the, .I:sury to-inorrovi (this day), at one o'clock, to which tune the Jury adjourned. POLIO IN I'ELLIGiLNCE. To 7 2,.,..i55m ROWLAND and . SON, PROPRIETORS of-the M a CA';:... It OIL, Kirby-street, Hattan Garden, Lond.on. GENTLEMEN„ —It gives; tne tzieat pieastsle to acknowledge ycar gacassar Oil as a wonderf,:i production. 'ffie top of my bead l'as been free from hair ' &mut twelve ;`ears, and every year I fouill'it get.bvorseqao dbci lig unpleasant effects from my head I: ring Cold r which in diii•etknie to leave reeontSe 'to your Macassar o'l Twilit!) I I! have bad of Ms% Marsh;:Perfumer, place.) It is true, hive paid every attention, rind continued-it without inter for sonic- time; but attention,bas not proved. fruit Liss, for the whole of my head is 'now em - cred 10.1 i and lot, x hair, and also feels more: onufortable than I have expo rienccd it, ki.leeni it-hut i(vitice de,e. to you to make this uc knowledg;nent, •and you bave ,M)' free-will tu mal:e it poitlic, • anti will z...atisfy every cantinnet be use of it.. ! • • ; . I am, Gotler.a.en roar humble servant, I • AIArffIEWS; Leeds. Witness,Armstroml, LeciL..„ 4tlg. 17, 1814, A [ 'this-;beautifal O'd is eminent for improving the Growth of producing , is•stkong curl and beautiful gloss ; also Whisky c, Eve-broWs,iMastachoo, &e. Treatise. ' on the .1 - 42 i;; enclosed vith each gel nin bottle, giving a full thireiiptioia of the Oil', and on the improvement of the Hair from infancy; and.encli bottle is sifted on the table iu-red in% Rowland and 5.:.'.• : • ~•• . • e,; id at ;:•;„ Gd. 1: a. (41. and 11. Is. per boti.,.!. I,,Erxr. of ;or, imperial Dye'; nei - Lr fails to produce in a few miautes a perfect chan;re -or Grey Ilan., Whiskersi• Eye-bro‘'Vs, tk.c. to a • lirolc,4 or 11:aa, and so rldrabii that it,cannot be removed by WaThing, ; ; It i s pc s rfeetly innctent, and Ladies er Conde . men !nay! dy.c their . Nair with. ease n!141 F;c:recy.—Ash for' Itowlana's l'Agence 71 , • 6ao per belle.---Nolti. by A.. Rowland and earner c ,Fiirby-street;.l - I,Jtait,gardea. (the Jiro - pr; the ' , Olt fr, , m 1-folhoro'; ; and Medicine Venders ity'Diwn . SA.P.ACEN'' IV,AD INN, Snow-Hill, London, best ,Accominodatio'n foic:Tr,avelleN7 g -00,4 Bid i, choice. Liquors, anti inctierate Cliar4vs. , Tilz following - Post Coaelies, &r.' set out how the Sarucc9),',.. Held 1:1”, ' VEYAIOUTI-1: 'UNION Post Coach', raiir V Insides, every AftZrnopn , ;ilirogl: Om ell er, 1114,1d f0p.1, Salishtfty, Andover; arrive. at N 4 , 7 ey.clouth tie:a day, tiv'e hours bet •re the Paclicts sail 'te Gaern , ;ey, .leNoy, Cher lisargb, anti St. Nialoe's. From Cherbourgh to I'Ari, is a most Itnati, , tfieber,tami . . BRIGHTON new .ele.7,•ant-To. four LI ; _-•every MoriiiiVat thion C I;11 'rawlFy, •- g.t:`..1r.:1t.,. ‘Ts'Ye.:outh, 1111•Cli 2St vr , Dartnni,utlif and Salisbury, New Visit Coach every Monting at half past Six o'clock, through Honiton, Axmitt'3ter,Brid port, Eland Ford, Basingstoke, and 13a shot, • BOSTON, Spalding", Peterboron'gh, Stilton and Hantinq., don,new Royal Mail Coach, sets out every Eveninz.--Coaches from Boston to Spilshv, Louth, Grimsby, and Hull. • BATH and Bitl.'..;TOL Flying lost -Coaches, throng,h ChiPPertham, Calne, and ~larlborougl,- i , every Afternoon ; arrive at Mr. the Greyhound Inn,- Bath, and the Lon -4o:1-Tavern, Thom,as-street, and the Swan, Bristol, next Mornin.4•:---4JoaOtes'to Writs, Brilgewater; Tauntc &c. - •, LE,EGS' new-Light Csiacl;, called' The Rockingham, sets ont every. Wonting at o'clock; carries. Four Insides . only; and goo, i=einarkably easy, i,yith a Guard throughout.. Passes • through..*.•itautford,' Newark; Retford, Doncaster, and Ferry brid•ge, ttithe Golden Lion, Leeds; 'day at Noon. Not uncommon,Expeditiim of this Coach, it is bo -ate most agreeable' and complete Pul4ic Con. veyance 6n the North Road, being unequalled in aceolno w dation by . any -tit her.• KENDAL, - Lancaster, Preston, Kirby-Lonsdale; Bolton,. Chorley, and•Garstang post-Coaches, cvcry After noon,- at Fire o'clock. • Gir:rded• • GLASGOW, Longtown, Gretna-Green, Annan, 'Dumfries, Cauroock; Kingswell, attil all Paris of .!Icoiland, Camperdown Ctszteil'(Daily) YORK, Newcastle and Edit':llar.gli, new Coach, performed wi k a Guard throughout, sets nut every Morning et half past Six o'clock, by way of Newark, Retford, Tade,astor, Dar lington, .Northallerton, Durham, Morpeth, 'and Berwick. Passenkers finding:the'atselves fatigued froin c thp ler.gtlt of the journey,' may restvhat time they please, and then pro, coed on without any additional Fare. .1. Clark, the Black Swan, Coney-strect:Yorl:, runs Coaches toSuuderland, Hul!, .Scarborough, Whitby, and ether places. BRIDGENORTH and Wake./ new 'Post-Coach, every Evening. * • • - - LIVERPOOL Post Coach, to carry four Insidfs, sets out every Morning, through Lutterworth, tlltih Cross, Hinckley, Atherstone, Tamworth, Litchfield, Ulle'sthorp; utsfid Warrington, Northamptnn, and Dunstable.• `•- * • CARIASLE, Penrith, ;Ind Whic,?haven, Po.At- . Cop,ch, goes with Four Horses, and a Guard the way. PasseS through, Brough, Greatabridge; . R‘chmond, Catterick, Borougphridge, Wetherhy, Aberford, Doncaster, and Gran tham (tliwnearest way by 13 :Miles), sets out every. Morning, and perfornis the journey with the greatest facility. Pas sengers detained on the Road by busine,s or pleasure, have the. peculiar adVantage of thtir Seat; being tecured in the nvxt t ouch. • , _ -?;..:1:1::Ei%IELD Post-Coach, Crec}• I,soming, at: -lialf-pasl: Sig ot6ltiek • CHESTER. 'Newpart; Whitchurcli, Tarporle:' Nintcskh, Northwieli,' and Middlewicli, Pust-Coucti; eveVy 1 - I . vci)ii- as Five o'cloc1;. • • • SUNLIi . :I-11,AND, Stockton', and Yarn, new Coach, every Morninz, to. ttie George Inn, Sunder?and. AIANCIILSTFItt, Winslo . vc, Con;leLi.m, Newcastle, Vv . :ideal, and IVol cerbamptou, Poit-Coach, ev.e . ry.Afternoon, Guarded. SHREWSBiIitY, Wellington and Shilfnal, Post-Coach, the Prince of„ ta•-the. Britannia, Shrewsbury every Evening ikt ive oclock, Guarded. SHEITIELD and Rotherham Po i st-COach, called the Rec.li inghain, every Morning. SOLITI - lAAP,TON, Winchester, Alresford, and Alion Coach, every Evening. 3:IMMINGHAM Mercury Post Coach, with a Gm•td, sets qut every. Afternoon, and reaches Birmingham next day. at Passes by Oxford, Enston -and Ship tone, to the Saracen's Head, Bull-street, and Cilstle Inn, BiriuirOiam. „._ BIRMINGHAM, Warwick, and' 'Leamington, New Post Coach, eve, y Morning. • IItJLL, Northcave, Howden, Thorn, and Doncaster, Post- Coach; every is orning at half-past Si: O'clOck; to the Bull and ,Sun'lnn Myton-Gate, Hull. HEItTFOR,O, Ware, Hoddesdon, and Chesbunt Coach, very Mm fling* , TOTTLNHANI and.Edmoaton Coach, Daily, at. Half-past Half-past Two;. liAlf-past Four, and Halt-past Seven v clock. .. WILLIAM D. MOUNTAIN and Co. respectfully acquaint the Friends” and the Public, that they will note account able fQr any Writing, l'arcek, or Luqga , .:e, of wore than Fire. Pounds Value, if,lost or naniagefl, unless entered such and paid fur accordingly, at .the Saracen's Head Inn, Snow- Londou. *,* Passengers and Nrcel; are booked for all the..al)ove Coaches,at I:lay:lieu's New White klorse C9aen-Othee, eice4dilib; 7- • • • .T 1-1 E RIOTERS. QtIiFEN-SQUARE.—Yesterday tlws. Ferrer, nho xyasr'aPprehended on ''l'tieSday displaying' elo cpienee Item a tuee in St. Janies'S - York, ‘VH, again .brought foreka;ninatiOli,liiihen- hi; brother, a. fotit salesman in Spitalficids-tharket, and • Mr. ItolleS, a •Gentleman WhoTheard lits-harangne to the inti!tititile'lrorn the tree, attended and otlered It was pi.oved that - he was subject to'great extravagance of COuducton getting:liquor, and his friends' wishtid:thaf mi'ght be prevented from mixing in the .m altitude at this time. The Magi's.; trate' Coint:ided With 'them, aThl commit - tett the young man to .I.l.ridewell, to be•bronglit up here-• after fur hail, to ansWer the offiniet - at the Ses sions ; the brother proMising to assist him itt prison, and keel) him fromlthe common inisoners. ...• • IAo ty -ST!: CET; YCStc.lllay John Carrie , Was brought up, tnitl uncloa ent long examination, on a charge of concerned in cOmmitting several `acts of violent outrage, at the dwelling hutise of Sir Joseph II inks, Soho-square, on Wed , ties•iay night... 7 4%re' butler ,of. Sir JoSeph . Banks attended,. and Stated, that - about . half ~..past ten o'.clock on Wednesday night, a great mob assem bled. before Sir Joseph's house, and after,a' deal of shouting NO Corn liill,'' &c. they ittuudiately began breaking the windows,' by throwing large. brick-biits and other articles : after they had broke 1.1 number of squares of glass, they also •broke open the street =door,. and entered the hall, and yro= cecded destroy every article of fornituk it, And then'threw the reuipants of it into the'street: They next broke operi'a chest, ivbich contoilred some valuable . papers belonging to Sii..Juseph, whieh they burnt in the hall, and made OX'wttl.l the hall•elock.' It was clearty proved, by the te5.•.... timony of theLandl.nly of a pithlic-house Peighhtrhood, and Of the'constable'wno appre.. hendeti)iim," that '6le• , prrsoner hat.l . in his pos.ties sion seveiri-;l•pikrs - taken ir o n that he had' also acknowledged that. he pad caictl;tlteitn 61 - 1. ctitinnitteti. The,conjunct ion of,the two meteors-of Twenty Tbou'sninlPOtiints last janwary.,' :In'evi..nit not 6altulateti to ininpet)`blt th'e Astron'omers tune but .that, th y kre` e•litisetl 'by the aflaiminaries' in't he thi•eeThirtyTinnisainl Pound tr'NeEfor the fit'esent LofteFy; !'unilAhat they fall 'in conjunction to the lot of wry man, ivt'iniai4 on the ne,t t miry he i i),oved, by'enly thbsitig-'.Eckeui or Shares. A loco-rilotiop engine has bei . ”linvccritcd, whic?. l iS tioNAF at - vc,ori -at '6o/Ili:r3 t r - I , i It dta\vi alter it cighieen weighing 54 loos, tits ia with 'a' giie . ed of 4 nilit's au 1-4v,i; . ,',~~ .~..*3