The Sun. — London, England, 1820-02-14 00:00:00

[PRICE SEV.ENYENCE. NT a -f litt C PAPERS. - GEORGE .IV at Chatbatn,, Feb. 9,.18.20. letters I .te that the hid) assurance 4easittes' taking by to order that volitin.- .g the revolutis.n that has ,sin. I this morning'read .ell by the Chief of the Staff of the .tai Army, Manuel de Los-Areas, which • .ance says, that the Army, in d‘rians!ing ion., does no more than make flse . - of a guaranteed to them by a Itoy.it pledge*, Ottitt.tl,e eigning tamily will not cease to be sac- , 1 4 , • 0 ,1 -d . e d , tha t might If, he' prom! to be', - bead of 5h het ctl .r6arn. 4s 6d made such gieut sacr , fices to joesetve their iude. , ! pentience, ...very Description. nut h nom how the couriers- manae topro and may be appliedg p ,uses o f useful ceed on to Paris. They tall-t pass our City tra• .4 • appearance, din-ability, cognito; fur neither the Sub-Prefect nor the Com ,os. Fur Park Palin;:s, Out mandant of the place, to whose hoose.they ale:ays .* Fronts. Iron and Wood Rail „s go to have their passports catinteisigned, e 4, -thepare peculiarly adapted, Weather in an unusual degree, and seen one these fifteen slays. ac and Dry Rut. They also cover a sup A courier extr.ot (Unary stns brought letters from great as other Paints, and way be ap trolible,'respyiribg 'only to be thinned with Madrid of the 29th, two days rater than those repared Oil. • • brot'ght by the ordinary mail. G,riain Journals ..ted Coal Tar Brown 20s. per cwt. Varnish, &c. &c. were informed or the contents of these lett e rs its ,ours 83 The MOW/eta. It at length appears err- PUBLICATIONS. 'ail), that General Freyre is dete! - toitled to tn"' clt • towards-the insurgents, and th'et , he ~ voidd cool ( St e NOW'S TILE TIME 170 It. REFORM. mence a movement on the 26th. We have already Prices Tl,:s Day was ~ a Lsbcd, announced that his yin, under the orders of Gen. BLE MODI of Ferraz, had pushed his reconnoissances as far as so , happen oN,,,EiT F... i ME':T s C. n Port St. i Mat y's, and that the Insurgents had con .act 9 0, Troop, tional Mea ns . and it ' he t t Peop : lc Pi a ‘ te serine.s t ile} ,:elitrated themselves in La Isla. , the aniount of the diately•adopt it, ~aid in the first instance AddresSed to the'ELECTORS, by ;ter. Dr. TRUSLER, price ded to him. Also a new Edition, the ;Os EASY WAY to ..d and Meal may be sects at the .111( ti.ONG LIFE, partie.e;,:r:y age, 2 'ti•o-ls, price 1,5 i. Persoils ve r g ing (10 so, here ;earn 'train more thaAfty of Twelve and Two. reweetante authors, and ~:any .Ig,-d Fes sDni- consulted, how they ma); stand- e n nai oof hying Forty Ye a r s as Ten avoid and Cure will - tout physic. ' N. 1.1 Sold by J. Sauter, St. T'ai Church-yard, • iri \V , A 1? • yk st , lust l : u to Ilse men. By Roach and tr;sell-4.:ourt, Drury-lan e , T HE POLIFICisi , QUEEN THAT JACK 'LOVES, witi , Cuts, price Is. COURT CIRCULAR. 5 ti ," 4 r Li .t GEN.: DL Sl3oltOuGfl: S3!4ECH To the ROYAL NIARINES on the day of PitOC:LAINIZNU - 1 " SOLntexs—During the time I have served my King and Country., now advancing towards four and forty years, how proud am I to observe, that, in no one instance ; have I seen, nor has it. ever come to my knowledge, that a want of loypl?, ty or gallantry teas ever manifested by the Royal Marines. On the contrary, 'natty have been the trying - circumstances in which they have been plated ; but-neither the enemy, howevpr formi— ihshle his front, nor the !posture from his King,. however artful or insidious his wiles, has .ever beet, able to appal or divert them frOm their duty; tend who have always been ready tii excl:Jim, We but for our King and tor our C , inatry ! True it is:there was, inour late lamented Monarch, THAT which was auperlat,ively great and good, stealing' into our hearts, and winning our b e st affeoiona; .. i for he was, ind ee d, a p atr i ot King,- , --the ,Fatherl of his People ; and may I not add, With equal pride Hnd truth, supported ihrotighout his long and glorious reign, by the best of soldiers. _ " test us then strive to maintai,n this proud ch...!..e t racter uninipaired, under our present most gral cious Sovereign, still-running the race ofloyalty, lii, 1 ., and sheaving , at all times, how aelerrnined We are _; to support his Maie,.:,}. George IV. and his Go l . n0t ..:1 veromeot. And does ,t experience aff,rd us 4 the pleasing assurances, that he Will enollate the 1 virtues of his Sir e , and, like hint, provl. the Fa- N TO day men:ion is made of private dissensions among dick Chiefs, of the Walit of owney they experience, and which obliges them to-diminish the pay of their troops. In short, persons Hilly ing from Madrid affect 10 look upon this affair g - s nearly terminated to the advantage of the Royal cause-. pass, in u ver y quick manner, from a state . of excessive quietude to one of contidcnee, which may be equally deceived: At all evrnts, the obstinacy of the partisans of the Cores has not been lessened byHett want tunate consi4racies.- This, sv hien is the clekrenth, has Listed longer than .tny of the fotoner ones, and if it fails, the success will have depended on Cher of 11;9 People ? may God preserve long give health to our King R'—(Lond and loya,l r p: cheering) 4 1 is alio worthy of remark, that General DEsi NI , Ind I.lolirS ~PILLS, invewed by ED- I), • WARD 11.11LANT. - Surgeon and Apothecary. This is 'Justly esteemed. for its agreeable and certain 01, 51 r ?, by Which it effvetually removes all Inaction or ruction-of the Stomach and Bowels, whether aristog from 't indigestion, Flatutency,.or Cold; Sickness at Stomach, ; It op,.:ratus by dislodging acrid bile' or oth er z o t s roailiell in the . intestinal cati &inn al, and 'acts - 'as au "'L'ive t4the.systerd ; T enerally, aoyantimunial titer tfial prvpatatiniis, it is, at. all times sate . ; and has ut ,,t given with s . ,ogular good uffect (biting Pregnancy.—lts h „ d ' ll is partitalarlv adapted t a persons' •of Biliotts Habits, bu twice of sedentaiY: lives, v,liere a sullicieti4 tiv, ‘ , Ye t . l6 Dot 1 514.ups , and cpulities oigitts p ', ins r,IA distensio,.s. head , ur a sense, of wcarairsi'and r., Tt A sin,l vt "i , , . v. 111 ., fullconv , i ce,the patient of thei, ,thpary. z e , ift st cases of . I,i I inns Or Sick Achs are rurtninly c,,,; li v `,.d by Alnse, and in a atituti slinftvr time than Credited,,. but. fruit, 'the 'Prop,letot it prop er fo'icil,llicy he:if,tinti .riut Pllty — o act itniii4lit pai n ' iarh. or,uneasincss, but to after their I iIINTIIate action vases , free f rom that cos ti ve state, which ~ ,,, , e " ,,l o v,Sitccee d s the ooviiitinn of laxative medicine's. ht 1 4 EilWa'rits, Stl - l'aul's Church-yard, London, '4si 9(1.. and 45.•6.1. per box.. also may be procured, SP ILS n1J.1,.1 pATnNT ANTISCORBUTIG • DROPS, a bi sfas t s tit Scurvy, Gout, Rheumatism, and Scruphulous t;y Pr 'Tared at the Dispensary, I*, Sulto-quare, London, price ; and li. 2s. duty lq Th e , stay also he procured of any Druggist or Dealer BOROUGH, at Liz, o.vn expeoce,/ordered sever-4 barrels of beer'to be distlibuted on this oceasioti. A Ist), IVANHOE; or, t Jew's Daughter, by T. Dibdin, as performed at the SiliTtrV Theatie, price tld. 'PH EATRicAI. HOUSE Ti - tAT.IACK BUILT, riith 1:3 COts. Fnuith Edition. Price 11. JACK the GI ANT QUELLER ; or, Prince ,Juan ; will; the MUM era. Stamp fer the suppression of Political Painphlets pie, 13. • (hi the ')th of rebrusty will be published, No. 1. of The NEW DRAMATIC CENSOR, with a full length portrait of a distin , iie'd Perforirier. the resistance of C. iz, which would have been eartied Zvi how arty dittictrlty, it tire telegraph, had tint, we are told, int ,, rtned the militney comman der. A slight- fag would 'have, placed the Go. cernmen't ot his Catholic Aiojesty in a critical position. THE XING'S CounT.--7011 Seurdy, At 01le 4 o'clock, MA4EsTY• held. a Coors at his Pakict iu Pali-mail , which was uttewied by The Archbishop of Canterbury, th e L or d Ch ance ll or , the PirsfLord of the TreaSury, the L or d PreAbtlent of the Court- 7 ckthe Lord Pricy Seal, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, the f.: three Secretaries of State, the First Lord of the Admiralty, ..i:1 the Master-General of the Ordnance, the President of the vb . Boat,' of Control, the Pri,ident of the Board of Trade, the'' Master petti Mint', -I,'arl Mulgrave,: the Lord Stel%l'l:d, the Groom of the Stole, , Algo. Nu. I. of lie POLITICAL DOCTOR SYNTAX, eqll),ll,,hcciwitti beau:iful engravings, price 2s. 64. to he con tiattril mo►:thly. • CHtliz still held out on the 261 h. An officer of the nawe uF Salitiagii attempted to excite an in stinection,by Crying ow, Long the Cartes," or the Theatre. Cridir letters .state that lie \v,,ls killed by the mfilines, and this examl►le restrained those ot his opinioo. Freyte was adviiicing about 6,000 turn, of tin aims. This news, conies lemin Niattrid, where the Government alone reHlly knows what_is passing.--We know nothing direct from•tlit Insurgents theins,lves,--(C'onstitutiottnet, Feb: 9 ) NORTFIWEST PASSAGE. • TO THE Furroß OF THE SUN. The King held n Privy. Connell, when he pricked for the Sheriffs flr England and Wales fur the year ensuing.—tS'ce Gazette.; 2. Suffolk-lane, Cannon-street, nib. 12. Nip Nfajesty gave audiences to the Lora Chancellor, the Earl of Liverpool, .Viscount Sidinouth,.and Viscount.. Cas tlereagh. SlR—The signe , ! " John M"Farish," - co. p, e d into the . D!sily Papers frOm The Dublin Even ing to Ili t o b e a man if est tabrica -100, wh'a , . is vulgarly . terined a 'hoax ; anzl as the letter purports to have been written by " - Mr. Nl . Tdvist (o- Alottireil," tett° is de sCrihed as one f the principal partner; in the North..West,Company, we shall feel obliged by your sllting, that no Gentleman of the name of cOnneeted with the North-West Com wets at Montreal on the 27111 of December last, or could have written the letter in question. • We are, Sir, your obedient Scrranrs. AIer.XVISEI, FRASER, and Co. w Decree of Ferdinand VII. of.itti May, 1814, promising a 'convocation of the Cal tes. Yesterday the Duke of York and Prince Leopold visited his Majesty. • Service was performed yestlrday at - the Icing's Pa lace, Pali-rnall4- by the Rev. F. W. Blutubtrg, and the Rev. .Dr. Stainer Clarke. . Sine NEWS. , . Teiterday. the ,Chapel Royal in the King's Cl►apcl,. Jatnes's, the Chapel at Whitehall, the Chapel at the King's - Palace at liamptott Court. and the ;-irish Church at Kew were hung with black, to the wetoory of the lute King. GENERA L ELECTION. 'lO T. TAYLOR,. Esq. No. t, New Bridge-street, London. . , • % Wont:En Siß , i Alr 11,13,er leave to inform you, ,that ever since the ~ 'Year 1 -10 I 111 been a ff licted with the Imes Velicre . al, .., 1 - ch ~ , e, i, . L , 0 ' - ts I t - --t - 'lv resisting every course (it medicine Prie s , " I m'• " 's -1 " t- . ' fl. f . 'tv aild'un 41, . 1 . ~,i h.. 11 ,, ; r p oa , t eminent ,:,. t c ac,i, , here, . . trea,,,, ~ . . . . . , Ch,, - 1 ,, , 'Z' sereralsevere contses o! ‘aliratioti and twice dis ,},:oril from the Htispital with little relief, ' woetlel f. appear .. to 1% ) , 1 . the'TlOSt inveterate nature. ; In thespri lig o la st } 'e ar t ft ;,` ' ,l,t aitr•lia,l truest. to :Asa) a heat',,as nearly to pit!, ii. period oii,'3'•"istence'--:I hada large ulcer on the GUI)11 , 11 of Nly head, b.-41,,,"'eaeli arm, and iny.legs wcre.,bralie out in a. , rrig fitful 'sta*,, l ` . " •ln.y ri g -Lt wits,dz , eac . lfillly,vo,iii fed, ,and had it-en in, 1 31-:, - i. 1 41 u lc%ratiop, for the, last, stern ye.•ra ; my left had also '''e 5,,,,T" nodes oil it, was N•ery natter' discoloured, ai . i . 1.,-gaNe 'as it,..-7 e 'ceriiciatini... paiii,. particularly when warm nr het', 'i i.:, ' , 7 If. depri.ve itie..i'sf rest ;..40 this ; layientat)le itc, I ..g , P ,eat ",..4'tkiencluil by 'Mr. 3, Thompoti, lii, , x(*.iceii-,,1 ; so i',., 4l th 4. lTre by them iicre), to t:lLe Your Leahe's Patent Pills, hs -4 thl it i,'''vgan tf, do on the With Mity the cones,: uf 'a ."'°t)tliti; 1- begat - it() receive, benefit ..iii: ,littici . ntore 'tiri , i. a , ;` ) ° 1 1 aft,: `, ll ,Cers on my head and •onoswere soundly , hea t• I. C et C s l . , l ae start-; 1.14 thy legs healed also ; leaeing, ; how dlle'ori):l,l,-.erable (11 , colouration lii the skin, awl pain in the ' 4ll ger -- "'" le ' ft . ,,'Whl . eli,. .hy the blessing-of C.io . il, ai4 , 4 l a:lit . tle . th e 11 Petsureran'ce i t , you; -inyalnalile Mecoeine, sit.sitit d , -the '4le s dis -'' ' 'ic skin r.:gai;liii:: ;t3 m:i.t,nral litt., and fl oc ,. fikrsing, ,I. . hu t I,Thual pains gr.id:ially riiing .I,tlitis : hccan ?e , by t oth, i ""-ral advice and medicine,,pertectly tree loin all. my atrt;;" eunipiaint,_hlye. recovered my ..fut - Ter i skirils-..a rid,c ont. gth, '"ill hill becoome jolly end fat, lit which sto hle arisig i ke lined litany inuntl, 4, to the astonishm en t o f all wliO:,lsiit%s b e ; I 4 4k at a 1 4 oss,im what terms t...exp4 - 4,....5s my.gratittide, hut thr,, T t t, fur t lie•..-00,1„ of, otner stilferiii.- ,119• )rta Is, to' wake tip l i . Clui . til Y c ase as ptilic :is Pos,iiile, as ,I al3 a ll , on every; occa- I l in so doing Von will 10 , atiy oblige,' S ir, Your ijat efii I , obedient, vet Thunalllc servant, . 1 S , AI,I';X. NI eitKER ~ wan sc:lnseA Hi-di-street, Edinburgh. ' ' • 1 406 „„ .. Wi!lit sst-s to the above Cure:— , ." ', ll, .`hipsoli, No-3, vie w. Poultry Market, Edinlinrgh, , 4P re •doliti Mliitosli. pia Asseniliiy Close, Ediliborgh. . Pared and sold I,v tlit_ so!i . ! Proprietor, riTOMAS T. 1 1 .- h o , s , Niemue r of the Itcy...i . College of Sur. -- eons, at his ;,,,,,., NO. 9, New Bridge- -..tlect, -London, ••,•:,, ne , attar a 4i._ari.int:residence of more thaii 40 -..',.1r5, in a practice inn! - j,, c 7_ , ly directed to the clue of Yt'l/ ere /' Coalplails a ,d. thoe. len t to the Parts of Generati.).l, with t hal. in violaliit 3, ie lt i, y which men of his profession. sia , uid always. oliserre in, '3c tl.ttters himsel; the advice ziva : , .,..:h., Iratig - ,s„` - s.. st.„. administe rs to pt ii smis tal , .ing this .li.'d icinc, will kited'ittl'iatl'"l"i' by a d;se ttl'inli rtlLlif., as an advatinge seldom ,1 1s C, }'?, and veld of all :unlitgrtity. l ir . , suit, by his appointiactit,tur the convenience of those . 141,8:1,2i15a distanceott the Toysfrop, ti p. 103, Oxinill- sweet ; itih.,, ."`"'li.th's, N, 7,' Fis i n - street -Itill; Mr. 13a xter, n il .. rlt,:, Edinburgh; •Ali. Ciailwel 'a, Dub litli aid 11 4 Bile' . Ir i . •'-sult in evcry eua..iderable to NII in Great. 14 1 itein and e l and, in box 1- - w It h _„ --es J•oity zu. 0,1. each, stamped , and neik,:,l ilr sex 72_ 4 i. l e i .11d. plain ,tlirr.ctiothi, - vhereby persons, of till , " -ia ire themselves with ea iu, tptced , itzrt sv, and salaY N.';q4:l ii-v;4•1 I'.1• • ,1 1 ilewoi st cases of • bi ; ',out or Sic; * ‘•.... ' ; e1 " -ft y , dby ~a,,stit4le.,cl, t ie, and iit ' :.' " I ' l 4 hP credited, but front ex , • ' 't t htilt , t • '' • -,, -L IlieY 'w 4 \,... •- it proper to•reno.l . 3 .1'111'411; rain . ~ r, unensiorss, but to ' ..., '4,114;11el-11:u., aeti ult 3,-.1• - ••els, ;tre fto, • •.; l‘k•i,tit,..7,,ti!),,ticc,'eds...„l.,„ ~,,,?,..; ati7 ,, ,: '''' ‘,. 1 1 1 1 ,, . 11 : titlie.e'st(ir_i's:le ly9'll.l..jEit'iltildi.-i-,,littsi•Yot.6l,l,ll3.ll,)°.enf•lrt)itacxte: ~;,'' "-.. c , , Where also may b •••,' • „, ;', p 411.stuity,A.RATANT ANT ''' l b` ` e 'lltd •• ' • •0 ut Witt 4 ' , .4,, s 't 'ases. t . ) OA Scurv), o , _., ~•. 1 ,,.. ; %,,..'t4ses. 11' h'1, ir l ' fc,'Prepred at the Dispengary, 1 ; . i•,. ,itl '• ' 10 s. Gd. ;. and 11. 25., duty Jill. '.' ' • • 4. the apace also h • pructlred nuty L . ' •1 0 ) ' 41 4eu*•• ~,, 1, z • ,I(.11.1C. - • • ' T kYLO t ',• T ,' . 3 • 10 • /. , No. 9, New Bridge-st I ' ' %W . ont:Et. SIB , ~,.• 41.1113,G leave to inform yo Pi' Z eal. 171 0 I W,I ()op), alii;cte ... ' j ". 'l4' , 71 0 m. it; obstinately resist ir , tvszribetl by the, moat,eD'ile"' I'l • • 7 et,.r4l';,liz severalsevere courses of • j h 'il'";:od front the litKrit'al with tit . ••., ` ~.;,1,-: of, thell i ,,, s t I,,,i v „i,: i ., a t e nature. ' F , •:', 4 to tbordtr• had :wt. to ..t., eh a hca Ir.? '''' 01.),InYe,Nistencet—I Bail a 14 fie 111 C( I , ;', i tli 01 1 each nay arin, mid 11,.Y1e.,"4„,1" I ,1' • ;4i, st*liier; .14y eig-Lt was.dtvadfiltlYol 41 ' , 1 1 .3 , , , ( '' ilf ule%ratioo for t 111: lat.sev • •'•'.'.• ..• ti,cl4rge.noth., (~, it, was v 5 1 7- '.." '..: t 4 qs -"h "Cciuciatitiv pail , / ' t unti .'" ~.; wan‘.y. 4 , 4 th,,, .i ve , j lle ._ Of rest t,' 1, 1 1 t,. '''s'ewi;, I g 1 ' 'l,y,:Mr. 3 . ":IR , , gpe,,4,., tbent.ed , , , , , t .. 1,.., -' ',.."; I '', Lith t 4, re by them •here), I, c . •-•- `''' '''' ' Q 'ttk.v, - ; ) vgan to do on the 26th o. THlot ''''''•l-15 ~- t i receive, twlrle 't"th (-- • head and , soon aft e r t ilce rs , o:l my heot . . , ? '''' ! ve t' en o r •,' t he sores 1.14 my le!,l's 1 . 1 '* '4011; -srderable di•scolouratiou u l on (4 : the left, i • I .hv the hi gQr w ttc '.., . ~, the I, lerseveranCe ill Y"oFinY't!' ' - 'W.ti l 44'es disiiersin, Ihe skin l'•-'; , ' t •-• 'v 1 t ioetu r . i • '3 'lill” loin ' I ., •• Doo r i . 1 11. pains gr.l.•• • , •' .' ,r 4 torti adric. and rnediclne,.} • - 1"; %trj plaints—have-. reeovere -,il eon !rheu mt gth, and 14111 beco me jolly ""'l , t ke tin , tied many months, to the ast, • t i b e , , -.• am at a lUss,im what tel twt '• i' th'' 3. ° 1 -1, fur the•.« , ood of, artier iiu 1, t', S t bY ease as 'inrblic ;is {' s::ll ' l ' ' , I-4 ; in s] - ' 11i , roatlY 0 , t ... i '- : ' 1 • fl i wog ) ou ~ . . Sir, your gra.tellil, obedient, . 4 . s . jo:Wati'selnse, Higli-street, Edin Wi!i‘cssi- to the also ', • 4 :.. - . 11 'l3ll,`Dtrisoli No..n, ..N:e.w• Ptak • , ill, . 1 , •Jolin IVlt ' itosh, 014 AsAentld '', s ul.f,epart:(l and sold by tli,_ s••,!t;, Pro t '• ', h O ; 4, Nl . emLier of the I . lc y . ,:i . Cull S' .! ~.,, se, No. 9 N cw Bring, •."lect, 7 ',1,-°,lstant resitlence of mitre t bail 40 1 ~ ''N :1411,r1y directed to the cure of Yeller ~...u>ll:Cidental to the Parts of Generat ~..'. 3 , erkey which men of his profession I t 'telt cases, ‘3e flatters hipasel;' the . ' t• ri tt • .. : i,„, t uttonsty ttdministers to, pt•rs , ,nts 1 • . ;,'",a stio.ttied, by a di scern i ng Pu L l if., kttainald e, cull of 411 ambigr tit ,•L k.,.„ its,.. g cull v Qt. ,1) his appmuti,,itut,tbr t 4:',1 . •• • - i tt4B,n Dish. 2:t. a Ills the "I.soystutp: i C• •rough's, No. 7,' Fisl.l-st ii tith-britlee, Edinburgh ; Mi. L'ia ~, * . ae,.pel son in uttry coth.iderable to ",t i 'l;e•and, itt boxes Ji.l)111* I. St! eacl t,-* Is'ltb Intl and. plain ,t l tr i ceti . ou., wht 4 ,,,,, ei:,„e„re t hentseives with ease I. 4. ~ ,1 1 k ,. t!• "'. 4tViiXe7 LONDON JOURNALS. FROM . .pHE moRNINr4 t APKitS OF THIS DAY• 111ce Times.] Among the ceremonies of the King's funeral will be • the followitig :—The Doke of York, as ("hie( Mourner, will sit in state with the body the last t , vo hours, previous to its hting moved to ward.; interment. The lying: in state will com mence at ten to-morrovit -turirning, and continue (though only open to the public at stated hours) till the funeral procession begins. [Aew Tintesl We have already inserted a detailed narrltiv.e of the melancholy catast tophe canted by tiae co:vardice of APGrekor Rio de la Hackie. A S.lnday Paper says', we !fve in consequence of some to take, or on' gnestionable anthority, that be fore the LovrtY Anti, commanded by Captain Gm .'ion, of W : ill%*rortli, had retired out of si . ght of the!fout, it was blown up, and in it perished Col. 13iirtidge, Mr.'Oliver, and the gallant nephew of the,brave C..pt. G , fhinn; together with - two hun dred men." IPCalltim, bricPk§,elleis,Gitsow, were trii) betore the She lia', e:targ , :o( With sedition's inn.ks, and, t..l;fr iindergning .1 , 1 pi alf!i 01), were hoth corn- Itt to jail'. A co'llf‘idelable con-11)0:y of bnoks, alsion Wltisl)were - Tlrc. !Wick' Dwat f, The Alan= Chester T. Tie *.S"pitit of thr Witty's l'arliantvn tary Registrr,.t:onl,,t' s Itegieter, The Peierloo I‘l:4"ssaci,.., P,tine's nights of Alan, Agz.. :..)1 Reason, Common Serve, and his other wolks, all", of which' ‘‘te.r:f c . trried tiff by the officers. A reeo;4nitinn is gull% Oil before the Shtriff.— Edin burgh Co uran t.) -`' v"4"14t11!%;VI. DEAL, FEB. 13.-Arrived yesterday . the Catha rine, Knox, trout Madras—sailed the 10th Oct., from the Cape the 23d Nov., antl'from St. Helena the 6th Dec. Art ived to. lay, and sailed, the Britannia, Sha►p, :rout Shields for Sr. Helena.-- Arrived, and remains, the Isabella, Wallis, from Calcutta. PLYMOUTH, FEB. 12.—Sailed yesterday the Ajax, Clark, and Gotliory, Vipers: for Calcutta; and Neptune, Bartlett, for the' Cape of Good Hone. FALMOUTH,`FEB. ll.—Arrived the Neptune, Barrick, from London for the Cape of .Good Hope. Sailed the Duke of Marlborough packfsi with, a mail for Lisbon, and his Majesty's ship. Spattan on a cruise. PptiTsmourt-t„ FEB. I3.—Arrived yesterday the Grecian schooner from a cruise. LuyEacooL, FRB. 11.—Arrived the Trafa47,ar, Coulson, from Maranhant ; 'Christian, _Gust, from Terceira—sailed the Ist Feb. 'Tlte Concord, of Bridport, and Sraflower, of Plymouth, ...ere wrecked at Tercel!. ~• The Union, --Kirby, front gmbec, pia into Terceira in divress. and was condetnnt , d; The Awlromache, twin L e ith f or New 4'4n k, with pass•engera, was spoken 'with, in Int. 38. long. 63. With loss of w as and hid wsrloi-,., and short of provisions, by the Philip Tab, front Norfolk, who snnplied them with proyi . sions aut.! water, on 13th January. • • The Glzpfte of S,lttriday notifies, dolt on the 12 1 in,t his MAJe\TY ileckred in Council his Royal will and pleasure, that file exptessinas in diff,ltent parts of the Liturgy, ‘• 'heir lioyd Highnesses George Prin're of Wales, the Princeas of %Vales; &e." be omitted ; and th e words " On the 25th dzy,of October,"-in the tide to .the Form of Prayer onthe' day. of Accession, be &truck our,. and the words'` upon the 29th dAy of January" he insert e d, The Gazette also COW. tains the Proclaniation of George IV. bY the Lords •14151kti a nte Privy Council at Ireland, Rltd the orders issned for a genetal Illo , irving in that part of ti , e Hio;Moin, on the occasion of the death of his late Majesty. ~~~ .. _ . . . Twelve Orntiemen, in Sir Win. Curtis's interest commenced a very active crinv,lss • in the Tower ~ - ,ei War;! on Friday 'Horning, anti o.et With the great est a, success. '`e Scarcely a Lives ytuao in the W ar d but premised the worthy Batooet his sopitori. , ar Several of the friends of Mr. Hobhouse nret on ~,.• Friday evening at the Croton acid Anchor,. and Eli, entered into a declaration to support 'him as aO, Candidate in conjunction with Sir P. Buracte, at the ensuing Election for IVestminster. ig . A . severe contest is again- expected for the ';.ri representation of Not,tingham, ill op posit inns to i the prekent "Members, Lord Ramlitle and Mr. rd_if . ' Birch. P., Sir W. E. Wetby has declined starting again for Grantham, but the Hon. Mr. Cost onee more 1 comes forward. Colonel a lights has commenced 1 an active canvass in the borough ; a n d Si r 'W. '''' Manners has declared his intention of introducing two other Candidates to the Electors. .,,„ An active canvass has already commenced ihrongi,ons Devonshire, by the respective friends of. M. Bastard, Sir Thomas Acfaud, and . Lord . 1; • i lv Ebringt on. , ' ' i • le ' 4 Sir 'fliotnas Freeman Heathcote, Bart. retires from the' representation of Hampshire. JOhn Fleming, Es q . ( ~ i.ho formerly filed the office, of ''".: Shelia') offers himself as a candidate to succeed WM. Two other c andid a tes, o f independeni p - rin- .11 ciples, it Kppears, intend to enter the contest. ; Alexander Baring, Esti., is bp(Ateti of as on& of [ 4 ,. the Ge njfeinen allotted to. ; ,41,0. 3; TOAST DltlNKlNG.—hiStent: of g three times three,' as. lietetotore, the tashional)4. :node (3 .Chrering is rotia TIMEi F.OUtt,' . in hunour of I,ij r Maje.o.y GEORGE the FOUIiTH. 444 The venerable King of SAxobly bas attained 70111 year of his age. MAJESTY enjoys a state of robust health, and transacts business it•itl: his Ministers, with all his woiiird activi y. rt;,p The Duke of lisAtteoaT's salmon . ‘vt . ir on %% T ye, erected about 26 years ago, has beet; eoin p'etely ept away.