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: • sft fir= lug"- 0 : ,1 " 1 / "..) . / ~, ,,k), 7/ , ' - '..." ,1 4 ( ''' ' .... .°:-." I C,...:Ae-Al7l/,‘ - 48 / ) ;:f. - 1!) 'lA "..'" liners- . 4.....) .1' ..o.' r ' r 4.011104C"' jej,4o-ics. Isltrmun P 579.1 OFFICE OR ORDNANCE, Fe. 9, 1820. ii.PRINCIPAL OFFICERS 61: ills X 11.4- JESTY'S ORDNANCE 'do herein/ give Notice,' 401 Pro.Posiils will he received at their Offee, in Pall-211 - all, ( ne or &fore lrednesday, the 23d Instant, from such Per ons ao ma) be willing , to undertake the Supply- efkIRON- NoNGERY TopLs, for Serrire . of this Department, for a period of Three Years, determinableoer the E.ipiration of t4 eYh'st Year,'tion Notice of Three'2llouths; at the Option eithtr Party. ; . .. . . . , . . Patterns of the .drtieles may be viewed upon application 41 the prinesPal Storekeeper's Office in the 'tsteer s . and tesrik,,. Parliert/cr , together with the Terms and Conditions 6 .1 the etnitraet, nmy - Lc known at the Secretary's Office, ii, Pall -,Hall aforesaid, any day between the A - osers of Ten 4 " , 1 . Pour o'eloek, where the Proiosals" ?writ be delivered, sealed up,arl entio;sed"PCoposals for Ironmortgery TOols ;". Oat no Prop4als Can be admitted after' the Said 9:ld .rnsfant,. 41 Twelve o'clock at ‘ Noon ill Hi , same Day, neither will any . rend er be notkod,unless the Party snaking it, or ass 4gent ill his belitijr, shall attend:- By Order of the Board, R.. 1 .1 CREW, Secretary. OPFICE OF 011DN-iIME, Feh. 9,.1 820. THE PRINCIP.IL OFFICERS of His M - jESTrS ORD2V4INCE do.hereby give Notice, that Alr,,posals" wilt be received aitheir (Vice, in Pall-Mall, on sr 6eAre Wednesday,. the 231 Instant, from such Persons he willing to undertake the Supply of WOOD for Service of this Department, for a period of .4ree Years, determinable after the expira'ion of the firs! 3.e ` r, upon Notice of three Months, at the Option of either P attern s of tile .4rticles may be viewed,. upon ,appreation itt Priuciptel Sion keeper's Op( e in ate • l'on , &, and ' 4ll4 er Particulars, tog - ether with the Tenni anti Condi- V the Contract,may he /mown at the Secretary's {Nice, aforesaid, any day bctween the Hour& of Ten 4141 ' Poor o'Clock, where the Proposals most be delivered, Z ied 'fp, and endorsed " _Pt:9l)o,lls for Wood Hoops;" " Proposals can Ge itrintilted after the said 23d Inst. at o'Clock at Noon of the sante day, neither will any f "er be noticed, un7css the Patty Malting it, orarilsierif •,E4 behalf, Shall attend- • By Order of M.? Roar, R. 11. CRE fr, Secretary. p r STATIONARY OFFICE, J. e 7, 1820. com pn,toLLEa andSTOREKEEPER - s„ of this OFFICE are ready to recei've TENDERS for-the Pl' i lY of P IPE R PENS, anti QUILLS, for the Pub l i c rvc Printed' particulars Will be delivered, and Samples of the ieles required exleiliited at the. Stovekeeper's vs 1114 e, from Eleven o'Clock until Three, f u r t wen ty- e i g h t . ro fli f I rn t Date hereof. PUB LI CATIO NS. This Day was published, price Is. Gd. AN EXPosTuLATqity EPISTLE' . to Lc); BYRON. By JOSEPH' corrix. printed fur I'. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. This Day was published, • gr. 4 Li Two Volumes, price I3s. boards, WOD HUMOUR ! or, MY UNCLE THE GENERAL. BY A THIRD COUSIN. for J. Egerinn, Whitehall, and may be had of a • • ' • TO T. TAYLOR, Esq. i No. D, New Bridge-stre e t, L on d on. 7,,N.„.., Sin , • • 4 l EG leave to inrorm you, that ever since-the *11;1'4E1790, I h a d b een alltcted with the Liles Venereal, d4Q:Vtom its obstinately resisting every course of medi c in e er,:`'"Al by the Most eminent of the faculty here,..and un tliit;,,l"' ses:eralSevere courses of salivaiion, and twice dis lit ( ,', ,( ' 1 1 from the Hospital with lath: relief, would appear to It - ,i• t l'e most inveterate nature. In tfe spring of . last year t t , ,laier had .got to such a head, as nearly to put a period, 'Hit )e ' Cis tence-...1 had a hire ulcer on the crown.of my head, t nat l - 'ach arm, arid inv legs were . brolie.mit in a frightful stat e e c r f Mr tight MIS dieadfully painful, and had h en.in a twt, 1, 4 ' ulc e:tatio n . for the last seeen years; my left had also . 44, ,j,F,noiles On 'it, Was very I . lltle It diseOlourcci,. ai . id.gave as oea'l,7,(xcruciatiiit; pain, particularly w.,ltco warm in lied, .*as ~,,,c ,) , to depriv e Me of rest ; iu this latitentable - state, • I great a c „' n ' i 'ellded, by .11Ir. J. _Thompson,- (whip received . s it 7hich I i', r t IV them here), to tale your Lealte's Patent Pills, '' l niqlit. W i l° do on 26t 1 i•0: May; in *.he .coarse of a In with the - ,,,i:ati. to receive benefit -in little more' than a 4u° oatt t i ;; ev .rs-on my head and arms were soundly healed— . t ter ''' "le - sores °briny legs healed al SO ; leaving, how - 1,,,„ ' "Pside r , i 1 t, 9f fh 1 ao lediscolottratiOn in the skin, and,p,,in in the 4 l , ''e ' " qsf, w, by the bit God, an,.! a little th,,b , r Pers i , ii .., nad s ► ,I. c l otelanl in your invaluable - :letlieitle, stthsi,led ; t- w it ei sYwrsing, the shin regaiiiing,its tiaturalliue, and torus io.cthtturnal p a ins --- gradually going ell'. —ltos becaitie, by :t,,, ral advic e and niedieine, perfectly tree irons - all my reti,,,,tii.Pltlints—have recovered' iny forluer Spirits a . nd t. cri, lue i ti abil atu become jolly and fat, t o which st4te.haviog i,` , % atil .'"allY months, to the astonislupent of all vho knew ~l'you f` a losswhat terms to express my.grattt uile, but , fo %al , 'r the good of other suffering mortals, to make 41 04 ; 'age as p u bli c as possible, as I shall on every, occa s° doing YOU will greatly - oblige, - r, yourgrateftil, obedient very liumblesevrapt, -, Swan' , ALEK. MUREER „,....I.ubise, High-street, Edinblirgl7•". oh 4 I'l,„ Witnesses tone above Cti re :-- - 3 • topsoil, N0.:3, New Poultry-MAI - het, Edinfrurgh, Ll'iet.,ul'll 101 .`Iittosh, Old Assembly C.;lose., Edinburgh. • : , rilt,' A.4.1.cd and.sold by the s'ole Proprietor, rHomAs TA Y ttltt4, v !inher of the Itcyal College of Surgeons; is 'Sta ti r°. New Bridge-street, London; whete, after a :4Lifliriv residence of inure than 40 Years, in , a practice parti tide.,.."lrcettti to the cure ut Venei'eal Complaints and those i ter ec t ,"4l to the 'Parts of Generation, with t hat inviolable t t klt ( , 1 ,_., w hich men of his profession should_ always observe i n 41,47"e5. 'le tlatters himself the advice and.assistanee he t, Itct I . k t It k ) , a Ministers to puri•scios takiug this Medicine, Will -tli Oed, by a discerning Public, •as an advat tap scHorn al.)l e i• Al ' h , acid void of all alubiglity. 4,, o sco _, ,) . . . , 7 4 , 1 4 .1 g. a , ~ - .,.1 ) h isappointinent, for the convenience of those . t t . , iii,a distance, at the-Tot-shop, No. 103, Oxford- street ;, . ,:',l4,,h4'."rotigh's, No. 7, eish-street-hill ; Mr. Baxter, i f : . I,,, r , r ,tdge, Edinbur g h ;:MI. Callwel 's.,t,l)itt. lin ; and of , 1 ; 1 4, 1 - 4'91 in every eOnsiderable town in Great •Britain and s w , I, I . l o r. in boxes : if only 2s, o i l .eiken,,statalieti, and sealed ur x ti,4:..l.atici viitio directiotia, •irlit teby iivsons, 01 -, e,i t lier "vury t4eluSelves with ease,, ti•ts.st,ucrccy, and s.ifety, L TIIE LOTTERY. TO THE PUBLIC. 4, Cornhill, and 9, Charing-cross. BISH havilm, in _Ote indulgence of his • own, as well as in deference to public feelin g , ab stained from putting .forth any Advertisement during the melancholy interval .which ha's elapsed !duce the Decease of out late venerabls, and lamented Monarch, now beg s leave to inform the Public, that th e D raw i ng o f the State LotterY, which was postponed by Order of the - Lords of the Treasury, first in consequence of the Death of his Royal flightless the Duke of Kent, and again in consequence of the Demise of his Majesty, is now ordered to-rake-place on FRIDAY; the 2.5 th instant, when the whole will finish. Those persons, therefore, who have made purchases, may be advised of the ft e.of`their Numbers immediately subsequent to the above pay. A few Tickets and Shares yet remain on Sale, and may be purchased at the above fortunate Offices ; or of T. BISH'S Agents throughout the Kingdom.—The Wheel -contains T wo Money Prizes of '20,0001. &e t Sec. all of whi c h mus t he drawn MONDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1620. OPENING OF THE NEW ARGYLL.ROOMS. E MEMBERS of the REGENT'S 'HAR- R- MOW INSTITUTION respectfully • inform the No bility and Gentry, that these ROOMS WILL BE OPENED on MONDAY., t bc;2Bth inst. with 14 (RAND CONCERT • . OF - VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC. Principal Vocal Performers already engaged. Mrs. Salmon, Miss Travis, and Miss Stephens. • Messrs: Braliarn, Clark, J. Elliott, Evans, T. Greaten - ex, Goulden,. Goss, Hawes, W. Kuyvett, Leete, Mul lines, Nield, Sale, Terrail, Va ughan , W ai mslcy , and T, Welsh. • Leader of the . Bawl, slr. F:CRAAIER. hist' ti mental Performers. 'Mcprs. Lindleys, Liagonetti, Griestrach, Ireland Petridcs, Holmes, W. Griesbach, Marriotti, Hyde, Jen kinson, &c. • Coiquctor, Mr. GREATOREX: Mr. J. B. CRAMER will -play a Concertante, and Mr' SPAGNOLET will • tate the Principal Violin in a Quar. tofu. • •Tie Lets at Haif-a-Gninea each, are ready for delivery at the Regent's Harmonic Institution, Argyll 4tooms, Regent. strret4 Parties of Six - am! upwards may bi acconimodated - with Boxes by an early application. CLERGY ORPHAN CORPORATION, SAINT JCILIN'S WOOD MARY-LE-BONE. PRESIDENT. The Rt. Hon. and Rt. Itev. , LORD BISHOP of LONDON VICB-rRESIDV.NT. The Right Hun. LORD KENYON. THE ANNIVERSARY MEETING 'of the SOCIETY for CLOTHING, „ MAINTAINING, and EDUCATING POOR ORPHAN CHILDREN of CLERGY MEN of the ESTABLISHED CHURCH of "ENGLAND until of age to hu put Apprentice, will be holden at the FREEMASON'S TAVERN, - Great - Queeri-street, Lincoln's Inn-fields, on Thursday the 24th February-inst. The Chair will be taken for the Election of Children into the Schools, and for the General 'Businesi of !lit day, at Two o'Clocli - precisely. Di n n e r on T a bl e at Fi ve o'Clock. sTeWARD3 Most Noble Marquess Camden, The Solicitor:Gene,ral Th e Right Rev. William Lord The Rey. William Tournay, Bishop of Landaff - ' • • D.D. Warden of Wadham Toe Right 1-ion. Lord - Selsey • College, Oxford The Right • lion. the' Lurd I Francis Burton, Esq. Mayor of Ltindon ' Charles AVetberen, Esq. The . Worshipful the Vice- Rev. T. T. Walmsley, D.D. Chancellor Of the Unirer- Rev. George Shepherd, B.D. sity of Cambridge J. H. Mari land, E s q. Dinner Ticli - ets- 15s. each, to be taken at the Bar. • Donations and Suliscriptions will in the mean time be thai.kfully received on account of the Treasurers, !It:ye:end .lArchdeacon Cambridge and Joshua Watson, Esq. at Messrs. Drummond's, ( 'baring-cross ; and Messrs Sikes, Snaith, and Co. Mansio6 He use-srteet ; by Me Secretary, at N 0.20, Great Knight Rider -stre e t Doctors' Commons ; and by the Collec tor, at ,No. 6, Bardett's-buildings, Holborn. . J. B. 11011. GAN, Sec. HER ROYAL HIGHNESS THE DUCHESS OF: KENT A Fit.e PRINT of lbyr. Royd iiigltnvss it .:114.. PVC:HESS OF KENT. from the Ori" , inal Painted by G. I) aWE, Esq.R.A. for his kte Ifov,t! Highness the Duke of Kent, and engraved by Thon,as t - oolnorth.--• Prooli 155. - ; Prints. 7s. 6d. "ictnrr Lund u~ : ptsblisbedby Mr. Dawe, *2, NeWromt-street, an to be hail of all Prhit and Booksellers. • TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, Bit Mr. SOTIMY, At his Honse, No. 3. WELLINGTON-STREET, STRANiI on MONDAY, Febrnary gl, 1820, and following Day, al Twelve o'Clock, E LIBRARY of a GENITI,INIANT, De- IL ceased , removed from his Residence in Burti'm Crei• eent ' • comprising an excellent Selection of the Best Fmghsli W.,ld French Authors, in, every Department of. Literature, mostly in Elegant Binding - s, and of the best Editions; toge- Sher with the Mihogany Book-Cases. To be viewed, and Catalogues had. NEXT FRIDAY, the 25th of THIS MONTH. THE LORDS- of the TREASURY have is sued their Warrant for the FINAL ntAwt&G OF THE LOTTERY, TO TAKE PLACE NEXT FRIDAY, 2.:tb• FEBRUARY, When the flav remaining rickets (having an Excess- of. 6,4381.) !forming the ' ' GOLDEN LOTTERY, WITH TWO OF 90,0001, AND 1 4 000 PRIZES, . - MUST ALL BE DRA WN, AND PAID IN GOLD OR BANK NOTES, ' By J. and J. SIVEWRIGH I', • '37; Comb il I'; • I -1 I, Holborn ; . .. 38, HaymArhet ; I 141, Oxford -street; Who Sold in this Lottery, No; 1,656, prize of 20,0001. and SEVEN CAPITALS. BRITISH PAINT MANUFACTORY'. . LIPTON anal CO. 62, QUEEN-STREET, CHEAPSIDE, LONDON. Cheap, Dtuabk, and mpenetrable Paints. per Cwt. 40s 765 .112 s . 26s 30 40s• per Cwt Black 56s • • White • • 4(h Yellow . • Z. 4 6s Slate and Lead Colours 48s Prepared Oil to 'thin for use . per Gall. 4s 6d ,Invisiblt Green Olive Green tine deep Green Dark Red Bright Red . Chocolate Stone Colour . 48s , Linseed Oil, Turpentine, and Colours of Every Description. These Paints .are very ,oroamental, and may be appli e d with gnat advantage to all the purposes of useful Painting, inside and out, where Er handsome appearance, dtirability, and• economy, are considerations. J'or Park Palings, • Out Bniidings, Stucco and • Plaster Fronts, Iron and Wood Rail ing, and Shipping purposes, they are peculiarly ;:dapted, as they resist ;he effects of Weather in an unusual degree, and area cure for the• Wolin ;61 Dry Rot. They also cover a stir• face nearly twice as. great as ether Paints, and may be ap plied with little trouble, requir:ng only to be thinned with Linseed or Prepay ed Oil. * l ,* Refined Coal 'tar Brumi 20s. per cwt. Varnish, &c. &c. PA RLIAMENTA RY PAPERS. . _ . FINAL REPORT of the COMMISSIONERS appointed for INQUMING into the lIIWDE of PRE VENTING the FORGERY of BANK NOTES. • To His Majeßty-GEORGS TIE FOURTH, King of the United Kingdom of Great Britain aarl Ireland.' - • Since we bad the honour of explaining to yoPr AlajestY the course of our proceedings, a longer 'interval has elapsed than we had anticipated as likely to occur. This has arisen, pertly from our wish to have s . )rneexperitneivs tried, - with a view to the improvement of that Plan, which ove then stated Out selves to have selected, and partly fi - Orn our anxiety to give the fullest and most delibrate consideration to another Plan, of great ingenuity, .and ex t hibiting specimens of beautiful - wotk, which had fokrictrly beet-A-suggested tso us, anii'the parti culsrs.44'which have, vapna g ratirail wotitsiqps, and withi n a recent period, been laid before us. This plan, however, nfter such consideration, tve do not find to possess such merit, as would make . proper for us to ;ecommentl , isadoptiou . , iu prefer rence to that which We had first .selected. With respect to the Paper, we are of opinithi that it will not he advisable to make any alteration in that which is now used by the !Link. , Upon the whole, we nave ventured to rect,m mend for adoption by the Bank the•Plaii brought forward by Messrs. Applegath and Cowper, which was originally submi tte d ' to • t h e Di rectors a short time - only Wore the appointment of this Commission, and received immediate encouriige meta from them ; and upon which some improve. ments have since been made. The Directors have readily . complied with this recommendation, ani ►he necessary Machines are in a State of grca forward►►ess. We humbly conceive that your Majesty, for obvious reasons, would not wish us to enter upon any detailed expldnation of the particulars .of this Plan. The objects which we . have kept in view,. in making the selection upon which we have determined; have been to enable the Batik to ensure to the public 'a regular su p ply of their Notes in sufficient quantity to meet the daily ,Letnand, ancl to have those Notes executed in suet& a manner as shall render tiwn fi for general circulation amongst ail cia‘srs . w hih t at t.he sante time very Consider,tble -obstacles ate opposed to the art of any. person who might b: dispoi'ett to engage in forging them. :Val we humbly submit to your Majesty ouropinion, that these objects will be attained•by the adoption or the Note fotinvd by the Machines submitted to_ our view by.ljessrs. Applegath a,tci Cowper. We caonot hut be aware, that no f.orm of a Note can poisibly be contrived thai m4y not be successfully imitated by souse Artist of *a u pe r ioi titlents.; we hope, however; and we believe, that no man capable of forging the Note 'which We le commend, can he in such distressed circumstances as to. fe,•l any inclination to place himself itt dart. ger of the ignominious punishment which awaits a crime so hurtful 'to hl pu—ic credit, and to the community at large. • • - All which is humbly submitted to your Majes ty's consideration and judgment. JOSEPH BANKS. WILLIAM CONGREVE. WiELIAM COUItTENAY. DAVIES. GILBERT: JELL HARMAN. IVILLIAM H. WOLLASTON._ CHARLES HATCHErr. Soho-square, Feb .'l5, 1820'. PROTES PANTS BEAVA-ItE RIBBONMAN's OATH. . " I ot. You are, at your own tree will and ac cord, in the presence of the Almighty God. rnost solonnly vow and' sincerely swear, tharyou will keep secret of ore and-ali until death, and an-• swer all such questions as I propose to you in bro therly affairs, that you are not an , and man of the name of Mullen; Nary, or Luttrel„ a Peosioner, PROTESTANT, 'or Freemason, and will not recomniend all person contrary to those Ar ticles.-2d. You would suffer to be gibbeted and dissected before you would prosecute or infoun against me, or any C:on t nittee, w h o bears the na m e or Marks of a Gay Fellov.- - --3d You will not see a brother short taken for. tu‘o pence, or,sixp.ence, as far as your ability affords you.-4th. You w ill not b e .boasting r of r;or signs or tokens concerning tiffs order.-s:h. You will not see a brother struck at .n fair or.public meeting, without aidiog.and inn a fair cause.-6ch: You will .not ,bave any carnal know ledge of a brother's sister, wife, or daughteri but in -the way of matrimony.-7th. • You will not see a brother short taken for a meaj't meat or a night's You win .not buy any thing from a Protestant, unless you get 'it either cheaper or better than from a Catliolie.--,9;h. You rsili not have any thing to do with King George or any of icss rtten, uulep poverty compels you." BY letters received in Glasgow on Monday from Buenos Ayres, to' 17th. Nov., it would a ppe,ar that the Supreme Director .bad proceeded to Luxao ith fiikrioops,.to meet the MOnteneros, who were Marching against Buenos Ayres. Accounts had, however, reached that on the I fith, stating that the enemy's troops,, to the amount of about 1500 meu, bad pasied Ltixan, and, it wa:Csaid, Irvin reached. Las Conchae, about seven leagues f-om the city. Considerable alarm, of course, ex isted in Buenos Ayres but the foreigners do not seem to apprehend any danger. Two of the coo-. viers from Chili had been taken by the eretny!s troops, but the letters foir - the forvigners were sent into Buenos Ayres unopened. The inhabi tants of Buenos Ayres hail orders to keep their. houses illuminated every night, to assist the troops in defending the city, in case of being attacked at night.—(Edinburgh Courant, 'Feb. 17 ) [PRICE SEVENPENCE. LONDON JOURNALS. FROM TUE MORNING PAPERS OF THIS DAY. [Morning Chronicle.? - -•: We can assure our readers•,.- that the -rumour's .so industriously circulated of Josses at play by an _ ilhistrions 14ilkary commander, are totally with out foundation Sd • tdr is the Noble person fronl . indulging in play, that- he never was. known to, • lose five pounds at any. game , . , EqUally unfounded is the report of Lord Cas 'tlereagh's going to tbe Upper :I -16119 e.. Are-, -markable proof to the • eon' rat y may be found in , the .patent of creation of Lord Lon do nderry to an English Peer4ge, in whith the remaindergoes ro Lord Stewart, that .the elder ion ori g in not bi obliged' torptit rhe Contmons •HOnse on I he evens' of :the, father's dearriNow, t h at we are c•rnit rye& ,jo correcting' the errors__ that slipped 1 11(0 other papt•rs, we may tits() notice the fare in ! moor-4st .Mr. Crolier's - succeeding Sir Evan N'e pean, is well-known in the polijcal circles, that Mr. Elphinstone, who has. so ni,nourably distinguished himselt in settling the recently . enn , - Tiered territories by his conciliatory powers, justice, and moderation, is appointed to succeed Sir 'Evan, .who is on his return trout Bombay,• and who will be received with a Waimwcic o me in • Leadenhall-str eet , o n account of the' economy; vigilance, and order with, which he has cooducte,d . his Government. - I'r'e understand that it is not expPeted there will be any•coutest tor he Conn' y of Northady ton, on the , dissolution of Pdrliarnent, as it is couhdrntly reported that . 111 r. Cartwright's friends are determined to `Ming in Lord Althorp.—(ibid.). (Extract of a Letter frpm t , alway,•dated February 14.) " The state of 'Roscommon, part of Mayo and Galway, is really .very bad, ind ee d mu c h w o r se than I can describe to.you., The -swearing•in of the lower-order of people runs through the coon try-like wildfire, and the oath administered is of a most infamous nature. The:Gentlemen are all leaving their honses and retiring into towns.. It is carried on so systematiciilly tliat it would Sur ' prise you ; they peel, openly, and in defiance of the Magistrates.-i• and the Got . ernmenrencourage them by their supineness. I' Muth fear that many. lives ) , innocent as well as guilty, will he li,st ere long. - They take arms wriere,yer ; they can find them,' .and threaten 'those who. they know have any if..they remove them. Individuals are afraid to act- 2 t hey hdyc,ceitht:r police nor armyto-assist them. They a'vear " . No Protestants," and p4rt of the;r . creed is pare a new road Ant is to be made by tlieni with ProtesNnt bones, an abolition of tithes. division or pi - opt;rry,•t,tid tio mote than a certain stun to he pod .per ace We have about 40 men contii4d in jail as riOhand-men, some taken in 1 , 1',66 others wiih lists of..themen under their command., No•hing buts retnoval.ofthe Insnrrection Act, I am sotry to say, will ii3ve any ef ect. and to the horrid state vte ai't the ground will not be half , illed, and elf course we must expect, : great want is th» abOve-natued countiei, and the necesSiity concomitants, r obber jeg and minders , . A. very pretty descript you . will say ; hut I assuie .that 1 have not exag• geeatetl in the least:"—(ltid.) To the Editor of " The Morning Chronicle.", SlR—ln'yoor Piper of ,Monday you seem to re r carnmet;(l to your Readers te) contribu►e towards the Relief of the distressed 13ritish Em:grants at Montreal, but you do not state where any sub scription is open (or the purpose. Allow me to suggest, that by mentioning where 4ubßeriptions may be sent you would probably be usetul to the cause you wish to Serve; aiid also to request you is ill have the goodness to forward the enclosed twenty pounds to . the place where subscriptions are received. Your obedient Servant, D. M. *** In - the beginning of January we were het owned with a letter flout his 'Royal Highness tb Tate Duke of Kent, from Sidinoutti, transMittirig to us, with his usual benevOlence, a . paper in be- I alt of the litifish Emigrants . at • Montreal, .which we published according to - his Instrnctionsi• and w e have paid the Erbove sum of 20/. to Nathquitt Afeheson, 1!q; We 'mention - the source from 'WHO the kind act -originated, that w e may not arrogate to ourselves the, merit that belongs ek clus;vely to the illustrious Princddeceased. AVe hove` receitTed the-tollowing letter from , Nathaniel Atcheson, 7 - • .4 , Great Winchester-street, Feb. 18. ISM " DrAnSitt—lo 'reply to your been of to;tlay. l beg 4, itlforin you that l'haVe bum rCquested to receive sub scriptiwis in aid of the ohicets of the - Emigrants' Society of Qnetec, aml:l have received' he 201. left this day for toe from Stone, winch you were so oblignir, as to send. -I am.strre the friends of this Society, awt the Publii: Will feel sensibly the hied and warm interest you have tateo the•welfare ul - this exec:lent Institution, " I "tro, dear Sir, " Your most oin , die»t Servant, . " NAT. AT C E ("Lid.) ' Jas. Perry,Esq, [Morning Herald.] It was repot ted on Saturd,ay . thar . a.Noble Loyd Lad put an end f 0 .14 exisrerice,. by,givitrg..hini .sdt the coup de:gorge; and ii this .Was not suf -3)7 tett it wa s added.that a NobleDi;ke d shot himself. Wcsho'nl:l not notice these ab surd reports, except to point them out as sance," created entirely. by a set of obscure Pri'n term, who, being aware:of the pnirlic appetite for s f , ffie ttlia g vvouderfid every' day, inanutaetureCtriii tiunally the most nionstroos.obliurtfities. At thts west .end of the town becOnting an elniOq intolerable nuisance, for there the harsh of .iuntmerable-horus stuns the ears of. the inba. bitants eviry.nigkit. for many trunrs.