The Sun. — London, England, 1815-04-28 00:00:00

11 11 ' d;ly, ;tc(l 31' I i Viif, 5rt 441 ts;.• r. rtr•We't - 1?; k .;47;' f A y ) _ - • •:4*-24. 14.: ..'. - 3, • . ' _ ......_ - t s;] , , ' 11) , ti '•o 4l4 “0 11! 'l , l • noi, i,) N: z S .1:11 , t 1 !ozleot yO4 ' and it •c ! 00 0 . I ' l c if ur • •ieb g at o" m ' t ite r toNC, a lp^ 1 .0 1,;lio• 0 , 4 1 efo l t 1 i ltct 0 „1 v . se 0 . I.' lot " 0 .1 , c s ‘ itv ~410 11 F,K € l, Oth. ti .~d ~r~~ad co‘l s* easY „ 0 ; fit _ ” ',11 6 , 1 . 14, !for f,.ipt i" , i anj t ' 0 0 lied the ~ f0 r 1 1: al l t ry 0 ,1 ;itte 3t "LP iort ref,/ I aP • 9 4, e lf/ a Ur : ", t !;(1 4 t f til e tO T eit l Ike _ oo * 31.) f tfer ' CV cif 0 ,,c1 cs~ i!'p 1 ° at u n 706-5-] FRIDAY APRIL 728, 1815 T ------ ---,------------;-.0 . Tills ' p ri i i i i. v, :rx eT l4 ', E ,N,-OYA 4, U RI-TRY-LANE. ' .. z, . „it:_s' _Servalts will perfor m the TE; 1 1 ) ;:dy 0 • thelr :\l4.itst. .L.)11,1\I l. Ev EN] N G, . A • 1 _, , :eh-v/ 1114 cl' FOR_ ruff if flu? OF rlf'd li4 o = I . B.IILING VESSELS. ... : ,i ,otchartittrieC;,,Re,ll.(l..(!itD THF. .L• COND. . i • .... i \lr. Kra n ; ill. Quern 7 11 s Navy-Office, Alpril 21, 1 8 1 5 -, T4.-whi.built be attil 1 7. • .. T"' f ll , , .1,-.-- „_-__ , . -U., t111.11(/".t4t4".tr:Irl;'il "A"'ill'el.e'l AONf I.‘o.ll t i U l n li e De VlEirtjhCEl:ll Adout (10\ . . r .- 910 A'W • .e.lf LS .11,1JES7'rs N. : WY do hereby ' . .PftiNCIPAL OFFIC'ERS' and C0M1111.5- e -• e 7 ve Avner, That on Iredneaday, the 3d of May next', at '4- 9 1 ?cc o' Cinch, they will be read!, to treat with such Persons \mon be wil?ing to Contract . for the Hire - ofTWOFA'9I%; ti. 0(h VESSELS of th e same description as . 11w Past.' (1 M p ac ke( Roots employed between Dover or Harwich and fri.u7l4 ' but ilw Vessels ore to be f rom too to 150 Toni bet then, (in nm e Jecolamod a tion for the Passengers will be par. ticulark ( na...d e d to. . - .1 Ferla Tithe render may be seen at this O il . 4 ''ce. No under fril l 'lre *Esceivell after One o'clock on the d 4 of ;Treaty; roof anY n. l i te d, unks.: the Party, or an Agent for' 'Mos, attenti.v. Di ruIEATRE I'IOYA 1., COVENT-GARIW;N. PREsENT EVENING, April 28, will 1 1 1 be revived Milton's Mastoesof Vu l44 . • COM VS. " Mr. Conway ;I_First Bacchante, and P as t oral Nymph& Miss Ste.ohes • After which, the Musical Farce of 2p m THE BEE-HIVE. u „ Is he add e d, CA ;rI ET- NlAtiftli AND HIS WIFE, -" 4on ditY,C or i o l a nns; .COriolanus„ tilr. tiemble. ivti. IvEsrs picTuRE etittisr it -Ekrr E b • exhibiting at No. 14 54 Pal-Mall, tear c!,, ,is now Alga of7t`;`°4-Houte, with the aAdition of the Original D to bal. .le CRUCIFIXION of OUR SAVIO!!It, % int ' w ig ~ . hy ,`' !'•eil ainted-ou glass for the Great At zndow (DIG r.eCL. i4ii' 2 t• GeOrg 's Cl:ap', Windsor Open every tiy Oct----i 1.1 -ee ea 1 it - Ti t iu Ten t/11 r ive. 1 4 Order, ,CIIARLES SafAltT, Secretary.. tria Qit tt,f Pyres are kept in the Rooms. ~t 4 .Nll4-111/ UALI .4 O- y 60 Pull ;Wall, and 'Ol I'l4 .(4,ll,Luty„a-,-, Pall Nfail, aie:NO_IV br P —1" PURLIC.-1 he Nlagoit,celit ('OLI.E,(II9:Nr /Y [CTbeit,„ing to Nu: 4 \ chr,.. LII‘CIEN BONzt.- PIt .PR V ti r/ L '.. i n, li e , on ei . e w at the first of these, to he NO Ai, i• 1 1 , 4 ; ;, ' % 'iNTltn ( i . , individually 1:--, -4 , ad ' h.r - Ci It A"\ D i,,1 j'i.":. 11F4c-K, liy (11214i.RCINO, and other tine Pictures O r d `lnd, a t the Secmid svb e Sub::.criber's iliFLes wi!l c received t o I 43.1 • ' E • •'ing of •I he Dyad Clirst and • 1. 1 ?" ' tar P s large l'-'l.`" tI e race. • r . 61•Ries, attee the let _ire by Annt.)a. d• , its :iv. , 31iiitirtaist;t• I'' the Sele el Works of celebrtnd .I'3ltr' .' .•- h, ''' heath, Raphael Illorghen, ecc.—Adinittance to L.ac.u • te Ntiilliog. • commAcr rOtt Oil to BE DtIAVERED IN TILL IN" olf.s. Commissary i'ichirsOfficr, April 21, 1815. • S UCH Persons as are I , lesirons uF. Contracting with the Commissary in ei,; e i to deliver ovrs at sundry West India Islands, tuaY Particulars of the Contracts at this Office I , etweeil the -4ouis of Eleven and Five, and deliver their Tenders, sea/el. up, 4 ,,d directed to the Commissary in Chief, marking' ti'e'e en "Tender fur Oats to he delivered in the West Indies,Ton. or b c f e re Tues.. d'IY, the 9th May, but none will he received after Twelve u'Ciock on that day; nor sill any Pioi); , s , '"'e noticed un less ,made en or annexed to a printed Particohtr, and the Prices inserted Words at nornikless a { l etter he -'subj °in ed to such Prop osal, .s,igned .V4l; Pep , '" ut: kn.., n . Pr(peet .7 , engaging to Uecotne hound. with the Party rud e „., lu4gs in the sum exprcsard in the Particulars, for the tin e performauce' of the Cuotoet. _ (.., rt of 10)11,tU.A.NT to it Decree of the High '"'"44 ko hancery, otade to a eil,tlSE of SCWIT all..ai:.iistteSl - NS , 11le tIthTMITOItS of DoN ALI) vi Nit "' of -o k ister s 1 4 ii. NZ ,g reet, in the Parish of St. James •Vstr"i:rea iii d e ZOVK, onal), of Middlesex; Doctor of Physic 'Cwht) 1 i - and )9ilt the month of June, is3o-), die fitithWith to COLI4e 9.„, _ iittit DEBTS hefore John tipt•ingett. HarveYsrs7? ke °f the it 1)t':. of the said C urt, at his Chatub! 2u. f., 'Allanytoobuildi(2lancerv. lane, Lund 4,, ; or, in .!... I)"'ttrettla.creof, they Will be excluded the 11enefit, of tile 444 ..__,... NEWTO V EST INDIA PLANTE RS . , , „.. 0(1 INI POICI'AN'r IMPROVEIIENI , titS?; which will effect art 14'Netis'ela Prelitl'loXl'll:AT") CI T.:eel: preserve the Negroes and 44hlY ditviitiisitutZ.i6rflal'i'Zil, ma's' be,seeit, by Letiers o ' f Ap I)J•ttilttent, It tIieMS.N 1 7 FAcroitY old. f.:OLL1111. N 4..; 1 7 , 1 1,, I,_ .1e1;111 11:!ieer,,ii?dgc-rO,o,__l-...'?!',,ll),,t_ h ___, Where 41 • Iv eik7,,. 1, . t 1P.3 .PA I .I.\ r AXLEIII,E.,,, !iii,..- ",.f.,..5..,,‘51tu,r_ tile p,io C,ARRlA.tS,•.atrollised Ily Ini L'').ll .!.it" "o'3. 1,, ~.ct. Reent, their Royal Highnesses ttle ll . ta . k...ss of • 1,0„.,%:14ir1ice, Kent, and (4ualseriaiitt; and , ul v.. Ard r t in !.nousand of the Principal No6ilitY- aura (lellll .......,......._______________....,.......__Perlid EtapireS whose Ca- Ofalits a.re uP" 11" C"astf". I. . Al.-Vtitl NIONir------..---.7.---"-- Aii ARN 4 A t ., ,-,‘ .--.'“,1:5 sliould...l)Ae- 'tile found4tien qf . it, At; r,ociiii happittess, which 6 ofteti dig 1 1,• e d i .t hroitg:K syki(!ki''' .°sl•4iit torin tile oat:, twt 4.,i,;,1,'e_ preratith,l4 ule.ritiac wt.l)(l4d se.eure th-nt theettjo;otent of that great d 0... Ilnitie „.o..s'A.• Pe opi of eiery rank pay. adoration to the eoitich , but where the coirtitution has Geed tainted hy disease, oi. debilitated h a certa inhhalm contracted ttia.talisitZtrelYiktleu,d:3t, ),(e.:l:isb.a,ttrn t:1. stability Yl: to eeriii a krits of lif,. 1 i • n • !Y e 9 l 'at 0 revive ttie slumbering ... tate the y e nt - F - o (lb' Ord" . .-, at r it to le-4111u ~ , ~ ,_ ; have contrthored wore esseotially to destroy f-lynteneat t,incss than those which are the cons,•qtience of uogitatui'd s,..suie.., It wag this consideration which in Messrs. 4%'.! K..11.1b, and CO. for these.litst Tittrty years, to direct their it'T•ll,cs and attention exclusively to the treatmen! and cure bf ~ 1 enereal Disease, and the disorders arising therefrom ; ,i'llso to that avrattl.:entent of •the system, producco by the LT,hetire habit of the incuositlerate -settoo.-oov, which (.I:.'s ott those distressing. DEnuj 11ES and I)E-plciEN. ;,-,•,,, that prevent or ewhater the Nlatrnnoutal state. tope ~Ictesqtil result of their plan,• gives them-additional and j„ I)Pose th'e ray.•ges of these c utplai,lts, t , lutes ! the molt ,'ll'totatit in the c 'NI oir e of Intao;lt infirtnitics. It seek ''''Y hies;, - •"., t 14 ~ , wao has iaoutgett kii this solitary vice to seek re t, Zl.c"usultiag pruftsaiop.4l Men of eloittence and honur, kti(27,1..1c1i M.s4rs, CEliAtiE and 'Co. claim the 'sanction of sliekrte anthority, as well as the testintohy of tiotra tilt), til'ilel 14, prolvs,sing the cure • of these coliiplllIts: 111 ,(i.a t.in no it:elm:en:tent to rice; hut sensible, a 8 lrtuij,l„/.1114,t he of the existencc. of sue calamities, they 43,•41"i 't'4:stance as regularly educated Nctuz)i.rs of tile kr.fit '''''lt',;t's of ti ts eons of London and , 41inhurgh. :etl?,' 4141 r2ceat of Syphilitic infection rac ktle3,„"Et,(l in the short space ttf two days. 1 art' se of it,:iictni:::ca°,ll:sitinate cluratiou, such as obstruction lave. 4,.,_ strictuies pains of the hours, glvets, 41... c. are per, sio%diiy cured. Several Noble:Heil and e--, 14,..e1,e,.- 6,.' th, first r i; erred. hare beef' under the care reef I.lt'''• s.;nrrie -nlileC CC'. ' • therent,,vl of votuplztnits of the l'''‘lthrj4,' Si'rieltt'res, &.?c'.;(nutid h4ring received a radical and tilllt'''''''''' cire, req:regt 'that retereotes a be made o. IN 4"4tistittur ei I • • of the decided stiperiolity of Il e ,irt:• (!nrrie iiiiil)(' ''' eh r ." f treat' in , 'W • 'ears, 01 these 1141' •' ''''': " 1 ',ad ,trietts.ir:•si'far::tit: ten t:t twelity years, and were tc,,,,,,r "!'' e4re. of f' Ait:s•is flume Heartsitle, and oilier Atm titt,ii,:4'l,,i„ezlttai tiaeOc.t.:,, who .alteruoted their .cure by the, , erri t , Of, the lunar caustic- without success. Messrs. ti 4 , 4 ''Y ti 4 .„ 4 , y d (o• hare seleetedThe nil:int nig letter froirilithie liti'll: th,,,,,..!re dallY t•eceivitvg from t,elitleitile.n,..rei.i.,4ni,itif. . rit..ioli i.,•• soffit( Arid rig o rous N. „11. 1 " for their restu - t .. . i,;. , ile p t, Was sent tel ttleiu unsolicited iiolll the Solt. Of at 'ltlf rail, who had tabullred under, hi distressing. and._ ;t v.. 4 0:41 ti'ltft."l'4l Gad for tett years :he had hero under the eiteirout d,d ~geons of prt,f;sssional eminence, none o f .. wit. . J 4 . Illth ai d (,)1 tte Perntattent relief; hut from the superior at - k t ( 12 bent, adopted and pursued by les:irs. Ctrie - Itith. treetived a radical cure if' the short space attune FENCING-..EVENING IN•iTRUCTION, 103, • ST. MAIL MR. ROLAND, Feocit .. .g Master of the Royal Aliiitary Academy, Woolwich,. has acceded to the re wishes: of soYeral Gentlemeu, of giving EVENINri LEON its t.a;,clurt. Atkodatic.e between SL' and Et l' 0 1 , TVLSOA S and PH ititsDAYN.,—Pupil s attend as' usual, between two 4 "" rune, on the same days. For cyan, apply to Mr. , It. personally. rite very fayour-alLe reception that freaty,e on Fencing, lus, wet wit" , mu, ayarcin ferred tram the circu mstance t:oti the whule of titroot-press ed' the whole of th e ordinanpreFsion are al readityutdlislislu e :i. r l i ordinary u tof.-:---S-d a i tun's, Niiinary Cll4Ctrag-40.5; and t the Ant:hues un tke days of his aaentl• arkce, at 10, sit. Martbu's-lativ. ntar Ch,sring-crusl, - ,pricc half's, Guinea. - . All the THREE PRIZESofTIIIRTYTHousANDpOUNDS. and ONE of ONE i'fIOUSAND GITINEAs GOLD, wtrc Shared and Sold by BISH, the COSTRACT9I:, vie. 4 . ,544 drawn Wednesday, April 19, 34,0401. '3,582 drawn Wedntsday, April 19, zif/,0001. 1,406 drawn Saturday, April 15, :40Jul. 4,429 draiku Wednesday, April 5, I,ooo,(inintas. - - - - • NVITLI the sincerest pleasure 'l. 131511 an nounces the above ouprecedented sue.:ess to. bis Friends, the Public, who haVe in so distinguished a manner, honoured him with their Commands in the truly :popular Lottery just finished ; and in gratitude, he has arra3ged an other GOLDEN LOTTERY, with Ihree Thousand wore Guinean in Gold, and another Prize of • Thirty Thunsaud Por.nds, but laments that this Lottery is restricted by Go vernment to only Five Thousand Tickets.; fur . having sold in the Lottery just concluded, upwards of . 13,000 Tickets., awl thus rendered ana , ile as Contractor) to . m meet the demids of every °thee Keeper fur Tickets on Tuesday, !Wi, tthe dry before the last drawing; as all the Tickets were disposed ot, it will be impossible, from the above very limited ..tialber of Tickets, (and being obliged to supply each Office-Kreger with a fair proportion) to meet the wishes - of all his friends; and as he is equally grateful to every one of -them, he should feel it unjust to wake distiactinns, by retaining any Tickets •or Shares for those who are late in honouring him with their : - ommanus ; and therefore enti eabi sit immediate applict tion, as all time Fire Thousand Tickets are delivered from the Dank, and the .whole Lottery will begin alma daiSif LITH MAY, (neat Month.) , . T. Contractor, 4, CORNIIILL, or a, CHARING CROSS, London. t 1, " Slay 232 1810. k."..K)tticc 0 Cir. CURRIE 107, Hatton-garden. S,(4itti;ll--- feels great pleasure in communicating to kith t le t 4i. ':'.Ptrfect re teat of his health, in eon- Ni: t,tiiii.os mild and admirable treatment of Strictures il Y'' l $ . 4. lie way add, that he ha 4 not for many years 41,4 ittit:liillueh comfort and freedom frolii ; and lie I,lkii:llttltion'' d oubt of his haviii4 twinobtaie th hie "ill , r ei it _ t *, A t 6, aPerfect and radical cure of that horrid.coin titliltc,lirii t.lll coe:1711,1::ott a stranger to the manner that ottlitiii•rs tt,'):11111.:,Ill'it eQopitri,ohlei 1 14 %) i ' t i t u i l t n ti'l l il:l % t e " t; f a r t;i n d ' a :I: to h} 411 d ;.I \, !ich he sells.:;1 I t -4 71 s ' h and 'shall ever be most 1 4 ) 4 kii i. 4 4 111 "K to aekii.:%,1".1,,,:!" ' ' l qi ii. tvill ;''Y tipplication to ‘ I ' - e ' ssrs (•urrie and Co, the pa- At,ntaiitt:(s4,lte the pain, dat-i-ler. and ' expellee of a long and liitiqltli/vl;)44!)ce- tipoti less eZpe'rienced ractitioners. itN'tp,'.l'...l 0 F,N; wj,,, ': 10; 1 , bee)) disappointed in tht'Tc,itstctiitoili of a fit'iliik:, hare ll; , l • be - t ' S . stired tliat la itiost. in „44i.tl4'4vitj :"lecti are curabl e hr me:II - cal ski: I ; and although pt;":4ilay ~4 . ,ich ilapedituent lie at , obiect of dou , it aid A 4.41,41 vr:,,::,,ti, others, yht the cure of sai . li dace, s, by the 4.,'"6 of,.reitovation, is the acquireutent of th'ir jaliti:r% (4,„. a ':‘,. ~:i, .t.,;!' 4 , (1 Co: may he coaiulted by patients (?t -,,,11',1,• ~.,N:,.(‘).7.41:1.1, greati.st' secrecy audhodour, at their ~. r,. 1 {3,, i ~ •dttoa-eartieu. Nt,, ~ the (:07tuttv,.(teicribiu,, the particulars .f' their 'lt ti,1141,'',11. ti.fi,:e ~i• lii-ntrK inelo•rn , a rcraiit'anc4.• fir Ad 4,'' ki,),,leiti,,, the ~114..' win be is;;reu or sent to ,i.t.uy part • 1(.1.,,,, HI. gatt0t,.44.1.(411. ,• this Day was published, • T 1114 Vrto, Price 11. Itis. ,wards, Volume the Second, of " ' 1 1.3 - IARAC'EER of , MOSES, established forViri*ity as an trietorian, recording Events subse quent to the ' e. • Br the - N..IOSEPH TOWNSEND, M. A. Il e or of Pc‘vseN Wilts. , • Printed fOr .Lllls, Hurst, Kees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-tow. Of Mann may be bad, Volotoe One, tecordiiktvents from the Creatlon to the Deluge, i)lostrated by 21 glits•arings, prier 31. 33. boards Also, nylltt *one Autbot, A Joistruey through Spain St, the years It BG-7, the Sd EditlotS, its it rots. 4to , pi ire el. ill. ed. boardS. CURRAN'S SilittittcHEs. This Day was published, iu ttvo. (the Fourth Edition, with Additions), price 12s. thatrds, Of QPIi,'ECIIES of the Right Hoooornbie JOHN POP PH, Ll'Of CURB AN, Mance if the Rath it% Iteland, coil the late eery interesting Stale Trintl. . PriutO fOr Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme,,and Brown, P.:ter a-row. • Of whom niny he had, I. Speeches of the Right Hun. Pitt; in 3 rots aro. 1. H s. 6A. hoard, -'..9cselle , of the Right Hon. William Windham ; in 3 Sso.'ll. tt;:. hoards. lii the - Press, and 'speedily *ill he SPreclics Honourable Charles James Fox. 9 . Speeches of the !tight LiouutirOle Edmund Burke. Tltis Day %vac published, Ili Bvo. price 10s. 6d. boards, ' " i'f-1 LOSOPH ot H UAI A N NATURE; coladini 14 a toiiii,lvte Theory of Human Interests; to which is adj.', d,au Essay on the of Evil. By JOHN DUNi2.IN. and for Longman, thirst, Rees . Orme, and Brown, and T. Underwood, London W. Blackwood, :sod Ol iver and B . )yd, lidinh : r ,h ;J. ComMinß, Dublin ;A. Duncan, and W. Enr , inull, tilos. ovv; A. Brown and Co. Aberdeen; and John Beattie, Stonelia% en. Oi whom may be bad, by the same Author, • AU Essav on Genins ; or, 'l' he Philosophy of Literature; Svc). Brice is. Gti. hoards. Ott the I t May will be published, (in Royal Folio) price lOs. O W T S. coloured, PAR 1' L o f FLORA LONIANENSIS, cipitaiiiing a His tory-4 the Plants taitligenuos to Great Britain, inns-' t r „ ted 1 )y Figures of ttie Natural Size, and ina;vlilied Dis sectumSuf tiie Parts of Fructificati o n; accompanied i>y Scien tific D vsc r,ptions ill Latin atilt English, with Oasi rations illustrative of their liist.r;•, rteculiisr inatiiicS and Uses in Agritolturc, Ittntd F4uuutuy,, Nledidne, and Commerce. the late WILLIAM t:t."ItTIS, , Authur of the Botani ca l Ma‘aziae, &c. Ana y t r ILLIAM J.t'r.tf , t)N 1100g.X.R., F. it. arid L. S. Author of a Ni ugu grapti on the eilus dungen:lawn!), Tollr in Iceland, &e. London: Printed for J. Harding, 3 C, St..lanies's-street. This Day was published, In Elro. the sth Edition, 121.1.30ard5, of ~ S ERM ON S.—By the Rev. ARCHIBALD ALISON, LL. D. .. Prebendary of Sarum, Elector of it.inhlington, Vicar of Hite; Ercall, iti the County of Salop, aitil &calor Miuisteruf the Episcopal Chapel, Edinburgh. We do not know, in fact, its, Sequins, so plissiag, or so likely to be popular, and to du good to those who are pleased with %liens. All the feelings are generous and gentle, all the sentiments liberal, and all the getterat views just, and en- Lobling. We can hardly. help envying the talents by which Mr. Alison has clothed so much wisdom in so touch beauty, and made us find, in the same %York, the highestgratit4a cations of tast e , an d th e no bl est l essons o f r i rtoe .. ker. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Lond,in ; and Archibald Constable and Co. Edinburgh. Of whom may be had, by the 53113 C Author, Esiar, on the Nature and Principlcsa Taste, 2 vols. Bvo. .4th edition, price 11. Is. boards. DIXON'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS. THESE PILLS long obtained a just celebrity it; the private practice of the Proprietor, Mr. DIXON, Apothecary; and from their great success in many obstinate Bilious Disorders, on numerous Patients of distitretiutt, and others, particularly the Duke of 13edford, Sir George War ren, Sir Gregory Page 'Curlier, the Dow.ii:er' Lady. S.iy and Sele, the Viscountess &e: &c. he seas persuaded, to offer them t o the under the approbation and the sanc tion of their Names. The Pills are found to he an incomparable Remedy fur re• storing the tone of the Stomach; for 'coring indigestion, or preventing Crudities, and their consequent disagn,able eruc tations - and tlatulencLs. They lueveut habitual and tempo rary Costiveness, Sick, klead-Aelits, and !{rare-Data which is occasioned by Pregnancy, att4Pii. ther arising (coin the acrimony of the redundant h,lr, intern- • ',trate diet, to e•xcris. Ily pi-intuiting a dile secretion of the bile. they are' oho served vijoh - der:i;lly to clear a sallow complexiT7n, and helog a cer . iain, though gentle operative, they pt e r,,m, t h„, te tio;is in the liver which. are so triMblesoque in altuotnitries, bat particularly fatal in warm climates. On this ~..ceotnit they are a va uaiiie desideratum in the medicine chests of with ai,rood, or make frequelit'voyaes. Toe , / are alt attain a:n i , preparative to sea-hat: tog; iiisoilitti.7h that the ~, h ors; in t ' hv cu;iu ut it greatly d e p en d i upon the good tsse csp,i ,ill)•.whe“ !blue enters into the vJoiplication • Sold .13Ittier . ,; Citele3ide, corner of St. Paul's Chur,h, and most ljcaiciae YeiltiCrS is: avtry in Boxes at Dd. eac;4. PARLIAAILN FARY PAPhItS. ABSTRACT OP INIPOIL-AsT PA ANIENTARY PAPERS:•-( continited rcgttlarty. • SLAVE itADE. BtrA to prohibit British Subjects, or Persons resident in the United KinT,-iloni, from lending Capital, or doing other - Acts to losist the carrying on of the Slav e Trade to Colo nieslP;,tooging to Foreign States. The Prcursblc recites the provisions made by the Act, 46 Geo. 111. The lit Clause relates to the p anislimerqs of persons (being British subjects) convicted of wtonlotiug the Atricuu slav e Trade of foreign States, and declares all so offending, und their counsellors, niders, and abettors, felons, and to be traotported for a term of years, The id Clause enacts, that•persons insuring ships or ves sels employed in the African Slave Trade are also declared felons, and suffer the punishment Weill iont-,1 in the preceding clause. • -The 3d enacts the same penalty against persons -lending money on security of property in any foreign Maud or colony wheic Slaves are ia:ported. The 4th confirms the penalties of former Acts. The sth }►roc+des indemnity to peesups giving information of offences committed ogoilist this Act. The tith:,pr.n•ides that a moiety of forfeitures shall go to the intoriner. .The 7th relates to the trial of offences. And The Stli enacts, that tkie Judge presiding on trial shall tritnsutit stateiutut of the proceedings and evidence to his Majesty's Scsaciaq of state. INSVLVEN'r DE.II roßs. BILL. TO Tlig 4AWI IttLATING To iis - OLVENT DEBTORS. The preamble recites, that the provisions of the Act pasied in the 534 (act.. 111. have aceu found . " iiptiot4'th credit and to the murals of the sahlects of t4is • • The tot chkitse onsets, thatsany Creditor 7hose Debtor been confined. in executiau, may petition ip.con,rpel Di:Win' to deliver up-his property, to be applied 'in satisfalt tion of his debts. The id enacts, that every Creditor on being served with an Order to the above effect, shall, on oath, deliver ,a 'sche dule to tire Court, containing a .deseription of his creditors, the , amount of their debts, and a disovery of bit effects. The F9rni of this Oath is inserted in the Act. The 3tl Clause relates to the punishment of Dehtori re. fusing to comply with the order of the Court, and . to make discovery of their effects, or making any wilful omission in the same; but the nature of the punishuient is left dank till the Bill go through u Committee. • The 4th Clause enacts,. that the provisions of the Acts 53d and 34th Geo. HI, relating to the appointments of Assignees, disposal of Effects, .compelling persons to give an account of Efivets to be vested in As,iignecs ; examination of Prisoners upon oath, and transmission of copies of Exa►uinations, shall be applied to this Act. The..sth provides that no person entitled to his discharge be liable to be tletAined by the Act 53d Geo. M. The Gth and last clause enacts, that Prisoners removed by atbeas Corpus, shall be sent f r examination to the prison of the County where the majority of ;heir creditors reside, and that the exproce of such removal shall be discharged out of the Prisoner's estate, or in case it be not sufficient, then they are to be burn, by the Creditor applying for the removal. The ‘vhole 01 the Exchequer Bills funded at the close of yesterday antoltotea to 7,692,000/. The first battalion of• 95th re intent embarked u t Dover for -Ostead 911 SVedues(ay night. ['PRICE SIXPIINCE-ITALFPENNI ALIENS. TO THE EDITOR OF THE SUN. Stft—The ob.erVations in THE SUN respecting Aliens have given great satisfaction. it is-unfor tunately certain, that there is hardly a hinoiy in itfe that has not loreign servant, alias Trill tors and 'Spies. It has been observed, that the sudden appearance of LUC!F. N R 'in Paris, is not a subject of. an , unitnportant As BOONAPARTE and his family are the tiaost wily. people •on earth, it is thought . by no 'means .itu probable that LUCIEN , by the assi'stance of 'ends sades, enabled by his vast fortune, availctl him self of all possible opportunities of exploring the strength, resources, &c. of this country,.. l iidecd, how is it certain -that he and his bloater were really at variance,when he accidentally, threw him, self into a foreign land. Foreigners every -slay are -!;nicking into this Country, and there tan be little doubt that many of them are agents of BUONAPA RTC, who is nOur in a very critical, if not a very d csr e t ate stare, an d would resort to any means That could be deviAeil to effect something or, y.tlier, in order to direct the attention of Britain chiefly to itself.—The Morn". ing Chronicle helps his cause by tile rancOur, tihd . NV HITE HEAD by the folly of Party, and iheretore, if we cannot get rid of a factious vehicle': and a silly Orator, let us, at least, rid - the country of Foreign Incendiaries, - ripe for mischief of every description. A BRITON. NAVAL NEWS. . „ PALMnUTH; APRIL 2:?.—Arrived the lirals;mg ham pocket, with a Mail from .I;:cnitica..ir: 14 daysi, Queensberry packet, with, a mail fr,in i Thonias's, in 27 days; his Majc,sty,'s sh,p Con‘-‘ quest, 14 g uns , from Plymouth. :ailed the Speedy packet, with a mull t.);'l. the Islikutl; and the Conquest gun-brig tor H Alo% ICH, APRIL d the Prince of : Orange packet, with a mail- trum I.lolland.-- 7 - Wind N. E. , . , . DEAL, APALL 2l:--Sailed' his Alqesty'3 shit) Actron frn Plymouth, alit! the Alnwid: Castle,fli4 AVarren Hastinizs East lodialorn Caine do It'll Irtrin the River fi Boston, for Aloe rica ; Pocklington, for Rio Janeiro ; Ilecol!)e, for Grenada ; and the Susannah, for Trinidad.-- - - Wind N. E. PORTSMOUTH, APRIL 27.—Arri vecl the .Cossaelt . litlGHtis, front St. Doinitigi), bound to 14ondoti ; his Nlaje§ty's ship Sir ,Fratlt'iS Ljlakt..; ;~lrdirert Mean ; anti the sloop. Dnnia, froUt Havre Grace.--Went out tit harbour Ills Aldie,ty's ship Malabar. Came in the Zodiac transport.— Wind Easterly. The Defence, a fine 74 gnu-ship, 'Vas laun-hA at his Majesty's Duck-yard at Chatham on Lies day. 'lt has been officially notified that the Ligl►t house at Coxhai;en, like as in the other yeari; sh a lt not him' fro m the Ist Mky till the Lit tt of Au ; vitt ; but the two lights at Newark shall conti n ue to burn the whole year. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. NEWIARKET FIR ' SPRING NIEETING, 1315. Tlit/RSDAY, A 1101.27. Sweepstakes of I Ogs Qach, for 2-yr-old cults, Bst. 71b. and fil lies, Bst. 411,. T.Y.C. •Mr. Payne's e. by Stateley, dam' by flightier,. Mr. Crock ford's a. by tiilillt, ilain by IVaxy Ld by Sorcerer, out of Rosetta 3 Sir J. Shelley by - SjECeter Of ,WaKy, out of 11(nOiton - Lass 4 Even betting on Mr. Croce,ford's c.-7 to 2 agst LtlSultielcrs 5 to ‘--2 on Sir J. Sheiley's f. sweepstakes of 100 gs each. A.F. -Mr. Watson's Paulus, Bst. :till. Mr. Sloneltewees Slender Billy, ost. Mr. Charlton's Tozer, Bst. III). 5 1432 agst Paulus—ti to 4 agstSlewler tot agst Tozer. Mr. 'Wilson's Cdpricorn, Bst. beat Ltl .Jersefs Fugitive, 9st. T. Y. C. to 4 agst Capricorn. Mr. I'erren's Catubrian, sst. be.tt Nlr, Loinax's Childwick, 9st.7lb. lOogs. h. ft.-4 to 1 otdCainbrian. • • 'fho . looo . gs Stakes of lOugs each, h. ft. ?or fillies, Bst. 41b. each. D. NI. Ld Foley's br. by Sclim, dam by Cesario, out of a sister to Plover \ 1 D. of ckaftott's Minuet, sister to Music 'Gen. Grosvenor's b. by Popinjay, out of Briseis .....• Mr. Rush's b. by Nlettur or Trafalgar, dant by Wood , .liecker, out of Tor . 4 . •3to 1 agst Ld Foley's f.-2 to lon ionet. The King's Kate of tongs, for 4-yr-olds, 1 Ist. 5-yr-olds, I ist: 91b. G-yr-olds and aged, 12st. Last 3 links of B. C. Mr. Villiers's bi. c Dun Coss'ack, 4 yrs Mr. Kirby's b. h. Ott erittgtoo. b yr 4 10 to I oil Don Cossack. : ei . . 1 The . Liinbttrgh 'l'l►eat r e was opened on Satur day last, for the first thne si►►ce the death of the late Manager, Mr. HENRY . SiDnoNs, ivim has left CM amiable wido,v, formerly Miss MURRAY, of Covent• Garden Theatre, and four childreu, two sons and two danghters. SHOCKING ACCIDENT.—IVCdOeSday evening, about seven o'clock, as - Mr. ll‘kvsoN, foreman to Messrs. PoNTirEx and Co. coppersiiiiiiiS, in Slive lane, Holborn, was attending the welting of some metal, he fell into the boiling furna c e, from vinc h be wasalmost instantly extricated. lie was taken to St. Bartholomew's al, where he lai - guished till yesterday morning, when heexpired. 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