The Sun. — London, England, 1815-03-23 00:00:00

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E - I•ARN1()N V. and RENE vtiI.(H.ENcE •ANNE ih re re- ,vrtfully that w; „ - DINNER oi this - C.l - IARITABLE INSTITU -4,11,N—" take place "t the CROWN and ANCHOR TA. )al y :,Stlraud, TLlESltAYAlarch..2B,:when.tific.„Cion-. f ato tir / the Ftiends of this Institution Will be esteemed a Pr esident, His Royal Highness the Duk e o f SUSS EX . t r ' f , STEW XRDS.• - . . D ei ' 's • Jr. 11. Sinart, ' tiL t°4llben t,- N 1•11 " t un• Mr. P. 2.lv.yer, • Esq. . 'Air. Kendrick, senior, ,„ r.sq. Mr. Ftirster, Mr. Ttirritiull; • , • • rttice/.4scn, Esq. • •-•1 Mr. Bond.. /' • '!na tt. ,: ; , , , 16s. each, to he had of 'the Stewards ;4 -Mr. G. 4,,:!asarer, 52, Poland:street ; King.k-Secre :,pttle Chapel-street, Soho; and- at the• Bar of. the g',!_lNlontlay; March 27111. Pi..tro,l)e Concert for the Benefit of this Fund will take 1J).014,t:' Marsday. April 6th, at the Kinz's Theatre, liay eset,i..•A!r. F. Cramer, Leader. Sir Georme Smart, Con- I LI th e s Zt Lie Orchestra for the Contert will ' be on the l'tage 4 121 .° 1 ' , 1 ): grand Scale as last Year: r particulars will•be announced-in a few days. OFFICE ORMVANCE, Marelll.s, 181 Y. Night, and .tlarriaires to all Parts of Norfolk, Suffolk, Essex, and Caninridgesliire. PAKENII.A.II, Swan'barn, 13rand.! , , and Newmalicet ele gant New Coaf.l.), • the Liird Nelson;.Tuesiky, Tpursday, and Saturdav at Six Suitti,y at Five. SINGULAR CASE. iTE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His MA-. ORDX.iNCE do hereby' give Notice, that Proposals rre::,?:: thr;r ot7ict, in Pall-hull, 6/1 , or before Frid:tq, the 31st day of .14 '!rt.. , / iitsint,frovz mch Persons as mop At wilting to cn.:'ertake tie Supply of HAIR BROOMS, BRUSHES, and drtictr.t, for ~Serviee cf this Department - for a yeri,d of nrce Yeprs, determinable after the Ethpiratitoz of tite . fir.‘it rcar, upon;Noticc of Three Months . , at the option of either Party.- that by tbod ;ball bc, yi n doo to El': r; e or of the LYN:s:-Post. Coach, Tacsdayi i - Thursday, and Saturday :Mornings at Five SOUTHAMPTON ;Ind Lvinitigton elegant new C,inch, ev(:ry Morning (except Sunday) at Five o'Clock. Packets sail to the_lsie of Wigiit ori ttic arrival of the Coach. Parcels are cOareyed Wall parts of the Island.. • f; ,-; ‘VINCHESTER, Basingstot,c., and ,I,lirtford Bridge very fact Coz,lt; . erili NlOrnirig at Fire ' TUNBIIIDGI,; add TunbAlge Wells new and easy Coaches ' every Morning. " TUNP,RIDGE Wells nets Post Coach (emrries• four inside only) thimigh Tunlaridg,., Scvennaliec, and Riverhead, every ' afternoon at Four o'Cloch, Sunday excopted: •-•:• BU wroN 'coon .Trent Post Coach,, through Meacham, 1 'TwYcrocS., Athelstone, Hinckley, Latterwohh, Welford,N'or thamptop, Dunstable, Sansiay, Wednesday, and Friday,- Morninzs, at Six ('Clock. trilliarn Roberts, late 'of FairOey, rear Leeds; \vas charged. with not surrerdering to the - Cottimr, inission ofßankrnpt issued forth against him. ‘: ' This trial excited considerable interest, and the Co;irt was erpwdedat a;t eatly hour.. The in-, dictnieut Was . Gr '2,:reat length', acid stated the 7.- - hole ,of the procceilins relative to the Commission 'of' l',ankrupt. The rliar;.J!, against the p , isnner was, that he, being declared a bankrupt, did not sur render and submit tp be examined 'and drake a his prOperty'and eUets' the Cont. - missiquers-, as .rettlired by the statute. in that . case made and provided; havin received a proper no tice so to do. BRISTOL Bath, Melkshani, Devizes, • and :Marlborough . ilea and excellent Post Coach (cdrl - les . foal- inside only) every Afternoon at Five, well lighted and , Ruarded throughout.' • This Conveyance is ificontrovrtihly superior to any on the IWst er9 mo de 6f in th at reo lr to the hous e, ode, tiJi etlt• Y Cty 1 10 00 will Pa, ot, `l►d r . 1 1 ificreas,e ie We' a te P er Nitlloufr, übjecf . • Oil I"' by 6 ", ,11 o cl d ilo i t(i Cie S ti o wire r " 00 1 'lda or „gestr , ,rt , s tip° ° be , <a s 1 6 P O; furs€", 0 14- . 3i /• iLil tai I, to le ° 3. • 1 00' 0/e ocl" f ARMY CONTRACTS. Commissary in Chief's Oflice,.Great George 1-ret.; - London, March 16, tstb.., VI-ICE is hereby. 'given '.to• all. Persons: t r "s of c.ontv:.ciin g . .to supply FORAGE to . all f ,ttn—rA of forlis Majesty's Service In the ISLAND o . 1.5, }1 3 " ., that th e Deliveries are to commence on and for the da Y°f April next; ttat propo4ls in willing, s'ealed up, 4t 41.4(1' ".T6lia cr fot7 Army Siipplics,". will be received Ap,,. '9.°4 " , ce on or before Friday th! 7th day of said Nlont t hq ll , 6 (bt‘t nn ne Neill be received after Twelve o r elock On , Ea ch a nd if sent by Post, the postage must be paid. th e ,-;" Prop fna l int , sl h 4ve the utt e r ,which is annexed to liert,"(l" P ro Perly.filled up by two Persons of known pro the :tnga gng to become bound with the Party. tendering o ttf an,Ogllt stated hi the, printed Particulars, for the du e tk eti nn anCe of the Contract; arid no Proposal will bit no ;bade o n :a printed Tender, and the prices ex -1,741 itvwordsitt length.. this-nlars' of the C ontracts may be bad upon application at bilieuirehetween the h ours of Ele ve n 'and Fire ; at the 4tuat:ll. bekty Com niisiarr-GeneralCoope, Guernsey ; and "" t4 c. of Deputy COiritnissary-General Wright, Jeriey. 1_ • N+' ••;,, • • , ..„ - • tIV `'' 4 ry , ..4C1' . INDIA PLANTIiRS. 1 1 •triu I \ity • • i• , 6, 44 if ) y r ~, • t Oil FAN r I.IIPI{OVEAIENTS itt,: i ;' , e 114, 1%1 ' 1 -TION CONCEE:s:S, which Will effect an ! k i .,_iy li, i _. e!ion .of :'thence, lorvserve the Ne44 - roes, and th 4 q! , l,li el , t, a n t "tl their labour, may be seen, by Letters of Ap kiX aiht •uth.I4ANUFACT(*Y of .1.. COLLINGE, Ma lilt *',., StC 4 l!Pfleer, Bridge-r ,, a41; -I4bnlietli; Where also tie.. 1i0 . .1.-(kifi liz ": A P•I'I'ENT /lA - Ll:Tit EES and BOXES fur ' 4, '! l4, et . - '''''GY•S;• Pitronis'ol tit I•is ;Peva} IIII:liness Z, (1a;.11`•50Ii theii ' lt •• ILI.":- :2 4 ' D .I ' ' '' s ' c 1, 1 -1 •?iiet.. - v ..._ • - oia.. •.. i;.,t.i.S3eS tie . . 1 N. ,. ~„ ~ .......,ot, and, Cum!,e;:and,• and upwards of ti o j t :': E. '"u ot •the Prieeipal Noby. and Gentry erthe "'Vire, wl ORii . C - . ''' - 1--, ,sittiages, are 'upon that:Construe -skiiv, • , ' • "; LAN i AN. , . -•--:-....:_. . • " L,- --D-THREE TIIIRTY THOUSAND POUND it, l a r , V: - , - PRIZES, ".. . • , "`tlleC i Atil) 4 , 3? " l2 ' l.l,- .i.;..1.z.acL .tlic rap& f;ikttii)c of keN... 'Ate r " ) , iv 'Tg.a.non g the Public Four Capital Prizes 1...: 3 ;, t• et •attililltlich finislied 31st of .. . January; ilaS t he`satis- ItL e 'll to ~,, ' c iN9,' A New Lottery, in wliich he Conlltient= 1 4 ,„;.,, ds Nell e , tie `" .n . at !east, Four more. ' ;‘ , ,t.: c h L B te„i 4) ;)atits Three Prizes of' th ir ty Thousand ote, , re ,.7E88 - t's,^,,.- rive- of One Thousand Guineas each,. I'.,i„ ,INI, ti , soy!Prtpared to PA's'. IN GOLD; without itny Ik tiitet.. o ,ti as drrlwn, at his Truly Fortunate .01licr, • .2,60 •tet,, near S . t. paurs, where 4 . Id : 000 • . ' • 1c,; 507. • . a Print of .......;••• •1 • . 200 .' .. • - • '' '-74?.:. -• • a ' ,, raze of - •• ' 5 Pa '• Y , 77-,3 ..-" *.! .b* a. Prize of ' ...., 4OO • •.•, W ere .' 'i l - •..• •• .. acidize of • . i :- )0 0 , )`"ler a t - i ; , ~t , i • .!iy- p ost -• I:rtd Sottfill the Lasts Lottery. ' ' 1. , t ,i 'q ,; , Ntbi tlii (11 .4,y attended do, and all Business instbe, st reet, r t'%lltted by G. WEBB Y Steck-Broker, 17, . 4 nea r st .. p a lii , s. , , if ,* Ca •, ll* for frisli Bank - Notes. . •- • • 1414.aat,;_iliitilOPF. ASSURANCF CO‘IP N.NY, 4.,..,,11tE--4: • ' ' !uurelan-.1-stre •C, Vubtin Lo• f i.... , ' 4 -' ' ' ; 14 .>:.elian, , e, Edinburgh; and West *,,SN;li. A°.,," ' k ''` - ciPIT ' L 'O'sili . 11ILLION. • , ' th "p :. " elistel . ; a s_ , " - • 44 1; 1 • a e•elf ec re 4 '. ~.,/.g'ainst, Loss •or .Damage by 1 1 N Weil K it , a,, t l Poi.i 'every DesC:iption'of Property wV,hin ;(It ) .`" tliot.. e g j it ' "I',4ll•.Terilis l-I.s beneficial to the - AS:". l'll,;2 l. tili c ora 'IIIY "' , her Office: Leisses are uniformly ),:1 0 7 ic it i . , (1e., 0.." Y With the utmost Spirit of liberality and q t. ' is beret) • • kt' t! I whi ch . k glivrt that Recei,>t s for the • Renqii-al of Itt„, ab o t.. r _ e) ••1' +re iit Laly • -ilav a •fi l : now ready for 'Delivery I tititts-of th e o, e n nti eaed . o :fices' ' ,' a l gid 'with the respective 1 4 ,, ,,,.4'is of ~.„‘'„,.Ta,illy throughout the Cnited•KinKrlom. • • • . 7, 13 e re n - "r nec, *hich explre at the•above Period, ~ % ,, i , F, t•ect . ,. 9 ,itli p• • v. within Fifteen Days thereafter, or t hey . 4 1 . • L IPP. • '- ' . • . 4 1 • I %br • Ortqcv . - L 1 .1.4,, a lltes e ir e 4 '..—CAPI 0.11. ONE MILLIO:4. 4 g r4 L4 . ed c ' e d npin 1....:v es and on Syrvivorship.—An- Q t 7i, io.. awl pliceb used.—Eadownlints for Children, c. , L ily pr i ct,..„:_ 0 ... . ,1 / 4 riii , Ait(l. ll 4' l• . thts Mice liar und• - ..rtaken all Revon :)l7l,s a 4 ati ' e s*- `'elated fire a gliaraiiree. of . One Million. , 41 , 1 eroti N _aiirTlF Security for all theirlingageruents.' • , l et - l - sit:t e il etit .i.' n !lug _mit of .this Branch of Busiii s ess, After a 4 Ztie . , are rir t • d l , 4 4 . l 4r Guarantee -, nd Lx en . e oill-tiage; . ,•:"iit.,.;:iNteti,1•1;,a5,..2..,,, th.,, Nssu ' rrd, • iii..prportiOn - to tl4e p,..p1 , 4„." 1 •tu r1eef., ,5, • cr , 1; upon which •Principl.e . numerous eti '' . l i•sT . tizi,Th e A ' • _ . 1 ' l , T.wenty, and Thirty •par ccut.,' in esi i. i . ,24 , Ne, ~...._. iLonnt et Life, Policies, being paid; aorl 1, 4 ~..,, , ai.j, ''m • red (v,•4n °the 3). • t . ii of Life has been 1 • \; %IV. l'olone :e di • _ .. .. ala io . ‘, I (1.. L th e „ , • wutie the payment has been. more • i i ,i. q r . . ~i iint assu tl i . g. , 4 1.1 e , !, .v... ,„ , ..., ~ 11. . t it i. ,, t l 0x4,,, te. ,, '' , ) 1. 1 :. , 'left. Fee, or other ocliciaT 1 ., i.k, rt . a ,,„ _ L .t _ (1 • a i•e'C'ent kmen of the Array or Nary ~,..,,'.....„..... i . a, lin iwial Premium, unless called into actual • hii - --.......„__ : • - . . ityII,,LIA •I BURT, , Secretarv. i.l r:1/4,.Hol,".-._.-7-z::-;--j,—___.....__:____...._;........_.:_. 13, t_y 1ik,1.,--L,1..,,,.., IJs, a Pa c 4 e•t• • • t 1 , ':•11( SP.ERi c ' s t . -1 / -•,`-•1'..1 48,, CONVULSIONS, tsl . ,,!‘ L , s , i 2hs ai r l ,f t , li , ,rids of I - Its radicitlly•oured by t t 1 t . - ‘ .•.)LItS, upwards uf thirty.' yeqrs esta taf '"lca . • t'r . . Ilviu'iai,s.,t.:•-•.4e,..,31..(10.4.,th‘e.5t5. ;invaluable Po-vders in the above- dis- No 3 11,_ . i (t, ,, , .., . v . d i' r , e Ll .k .i ._ s le•i(eitiiiv, iiiiltibitably proved liy the nu- AA i lt, I v 1 ..10 ‘ .,.i n ,, 4 .` . 3 . T. •ounp:ated to' the Public, from 1ji,,.. ~ „..,.... ill,`;' to SelC('',. i • e ''' "‘1 lit • i ' 1 ......' . ',-,•* , - • • /...v.14:,,,c;T.1,1c.tit r ,.; 4, O. 4.,lytonStolle, F. sex sixteen ~ ., a rs Z.1,1,i1,, r , ~i i , la- it her eliihiiioas(l• [net, ' ''''.. ''' 1 ...t...iv1i,.. ~ , . 1 ,,, \,.,,, scion , . ~ , lllOll {..1711 i, 4, 7 : ,,, ,, ~..1 1 ,. ,,,,1, 1). ~. ,coaqietely CLIV2d, and wry,. en ; ki, ,,, t ii . e:„411.,,, rer i., 4 1. . \ 1 . -, ~teat blessitn-; t• lie ltev.. , lllr. 1 .1,,.. ,, itt„""g1ity, i r , 1 .., • '. •• ' ' ~,, pnblicly returned thanks t.);el •6, .. ',. 1 ` 5 ( :1 , •! ,on tlie r•ti ‘ f "4 - , ') •- .• • •illi t: 4l, .d e ) " 1 • W. Eini. 4 i m ' • • ''' 1 • " i '` (,)%".,"' '' ,li t , si t ., , and ~[r , . „. -.,: , - n•san - of, toe : - •caaerny.; "li7 , l,j et ''igt i - rten.„ ,-. 1 , .. tirant, . ' • • t iq ., l4 ..)-, - .1, t .. i),. i l i cy is prep;ired under Vie witrokrfze of e4 4 lt)ii , a .' his i10,„,...,', 1 '.." . ': 1 1. i'(7llo‘y of 1-.;;Ol?S'C:iii.',7-lll'l I ), l, St.‘ a '''l 11c: ''..'. ''''''. I:I", Rtt lll )6Tie-til• . • • O•f --,.'• .- ''' • il• - •. a re,.«. )'4lr e' e 4 e,Q' .1, , . ii ''': . °l. ‘ .. ."• U !' t Ail U ' , e4- e .Writt eu it. :• '‘" a -'"e..•., Hi ica is ,9, ,.. tetrcies. I; l l 4 art (1) ' 1, . rai•Wii i -••'' . ' . * triv r, 1, , cf t h e t.. , ,, ,• , 01 v answered, and the PYwders. s ' ent alit t., ''()'..i,ck b , "'t•ei Kingdo m ''''• ' t • - ' 1." " Ie " 4- 1 4 - i; 11. :1 , , ,, . - itli .411 the liarti6ilars I. . .1 V • 'F.: 7.1 •z , ::,) • sYNTArs NAPOLEON. • Tibs Day.was published, ; Yn OneVolmasei Royal Octavo, 'elegantly printed on drawing i,per,• and eintiellislied with thiity coloured Digraving,s; price 2. s.. boards, F HZ LIFE. of NAPOLEON : a Eithlibrastic .3- - 1 7 6 - 0 - nr; in Fifteen Cantos. DR. S'YN TAX. N.B. This Worh•way also be bad in Wcehly Parts, price 2s. 6d. each. - • London :• by Tborris-Tegg, and sold by .Wil ban) Allason, No. 31, New Bund-street ; and T. Dick, Edinburgh. • . . _ rrHE QUA RTER LIT REVIEW,- Nu: V. was pi blished THIS DAY, the -23(1 instant. • CONTENTS . . I. Stewart's Philosophy of the Ullman Mind.-2. Traiels to the So •,•ce o f the •;.`,lissouri, Uircr, and acros.`4 thq American Cow inent to the' Pacific Occaa.-3. Miscellaneous Works •of Edward Gibbon.-4. Airier 0.1 le' tiollandoiseA ; 'par Lours Buonaparte.-5, Oa the Wealth, Power, and itesources of the British Empire; by P. Corir boon, rii , 2 Velvet Unsltion.-7. On .the Rise, Progres, :r.u44 Present State of Naval iirobitecture..--,r. Letters nal Nliscellaqeoas Papers, by Barre Charles Roherts; with a - Memoir of" .his Gny Manneri,rg; or, The Astrologer.---!U. Buonaparte's Russian. Campaign. " Printed for John Murray, Athematic-street. GOLDEN CROSS, CH Al - 11NC CROSS,' -AND BELLE SAUVAGE,• LU•DGATE-HILL. • • • • GBNERAL OFFICES 74111.T..AVELLING. T HE following ROYAL MAILS set off itom • the above Offices every Evening, by c,numatid Of the Postma.ter-Geiferal, vie. DUBLIN-, ‘Vaterford, Cork, and all part,.of Ireland. • I3OLYHEAD, Bangir, Caernarvon, St. Asaph, and all parts of North Wales. • • . . MILFORD HAVEN, laverford-West, earmarthen, Bre eOna• Monmouth, and all parts of South Wales. . . CHESTER, NamptWich, Stafford; Litchfield, and Nor thaw pt an. • • WISBF.ACH, March, Charteris, and St. Ives. CAMBRIDGE and Ely. NEWNIAL.KET, Brandon, Swaff ham, an d. Paltenham Bt TRY ST. EDMUNDS, &c. NORWICH, liy Newmarket and Thetrurd. NORWICH, by Colchester, Ipswich, and Scale. WORCF.STER, Pershore Vresham, and Moreton. ••. GLOUCESTER, CH ELiENI IA NI, and Burford. CIXFORD, every Evening at Eight.p'Clock. LUPLOW,Lenbury, and all parts ef Shropshire. • YARMOUTH, Lowestuff, - Beccles, Yoxford, and Wood bridge. . . . , HULL, Scarborough, Burlington, and Beverley. BARTON, Waterside, Gainsborough, and Brigg. LINCOLN, Sleaford, Bourn, Peterborqu , Pe -apt' Stilton: And the followiog Rnyal Patent, and - Other Coaches, on the • newest and bast-censtruetion. • Also is added a list. of Cities and Principal Towns, to which Passengers are regalarly conveyed; a reference there'd will save much trouble to Travellers and PersOns having baggage 'or parcels to_ send. • LIVERPOOL New Light Coach,: out only one. night (car= • ries four inside only), through• Warrington, Northwich, dlewich, Sandbach, Uttoxeter, Barton-upon-Trent, Meat ham, Hinckley, , Lutterwqrth and. Northampton, Sunday, Wednesday„and Friday Mornings.„ at Six ; performs the jour ney 'in 3f; hours, well lighted and gnir.led throughout. LIVE POOL Royal Coach, through Warrington, Knots ford, Congleton, Newcastle, Stone, Liteld cld, famworth, Atherstone, Hinckley and Lutterworth; Tuesday, ThufsilaY, • and Saturday mornings, at Six ; travels with extraordinary velocity';. only one night on the road ! well lighted and guard ' ed the whole of the .rourney. YORK New and Elegant Post Coach every Morning at Six, through Tadeaster, Ferrybridge, Doncaster, Bawtrv, Ret ford, Newark, Grantham, and atamford.- From York, Pas- . • sengers are : forwarded with the greatest faCility to Edin burgh, Berwick, Newcastle, Alnwick, Shields, and-Sunder land, Durham, Darlington, - Northallerton,• Thirski and Eas ingwohl, Glasgow, Dumfries, Carlisle, Penrith, Broogh, Rip pun, Borough Bridge, Knateshorough Harrawgate, and all parts of the North. : • HINCKLEY, Atherstone,, Lutieriviirth, and Northam) . - ton. Coach every Morning at Six, except Monday, and every Eveni»g. . SHREWSBURY and North - Wales Cheap Coach, through Shiffnall, Iron Bride, Wolverhampton and Birmingham every Morning: • ' HOLYH EM), 'Bangor, Capel,Cerig, Llanwrst, Cernioge Mawr, Corwen, Caernarvon, Conway, Oswestry, and ail-parts of North Wales, every Morning. L1RNIINGI1:IM New Coach, called The Crown Prince, thro! , gh Stbily • Stratford,..tenlington and ‘Varwick„ every Morning at Four and arrives the same .Eveningat Tvn. l'Al•tii.OATE, Chester, Stafford, . and Litchfield Post- Coaches ei.inv Evening. WISIWACH, -March, Cbatteris, and St.,. Ives New Coach, Vetliw_srlay,.and.Friday Evenings:: . LITC-lElELl);Taturrotth, Hinckley, Atherstane, batter ivorY and.North,mpton, new•and excelknt Coach, Tuesday, Tbsfrida, - , and Saaorday.Moruing:s•at Sia.•- .CIIA:TENHANI: New Day Coach, through Frogmill, Narthleaali; Burford, aid•Oxford - (c;irries- four inside only), gels out every Morning, except Sunday, at Six, and arrives early, the same.Everiing at the Plow Ina, Cheltenham. O:'(FORD. Nevi: Post Coach, called The -Defiance,. every 7 Morning - at Eight. • 'NORWICH very laA Coach, through Newmarliet and TbiNtfinal, every Evening-at Seven. • rfARAIOUTII, Lowestoff, Beccles, Yoxford; and WoOd tridgeTelegraplt.,eiciiy Afternoon at Four °Thick. 'IPSWICH and Colchester, every Afternoon at Pour and IUat;BRIDPE awl. Ely ..New Telegraph Coach, every ItX.ETEß;Plymonth, and Fahnonih Coach, called the Bal loon, ev, ry icing at seven'. :•;EVENOAKS, Ri'verheat • and Bromley Coaches, every HASTINGS, Batt:, Roh:lv;iridge, Flimwell, and Tim bri4ige expeditious New Coach, every Morning at 'half-past Five. • PORTSMOITIII and Gosport Telegraph, every Morning and Evening. at Five o'Ckick. -• . . _ POItISMOU rH, Horn:lean, PetersE , dd, Godalming, and: Guildf,,rd New Coatles, every Morning-and Evening at Five . . PMIT3MOITTH New and elegant Post Coach, the Duke of Weilingt. , n,•Tuesday, Thursday, and itsturday Mornings, a t F,: z .',)t o'Cluek. EXETER and Taunton Coaehes,"eVery Morning and Evening. , . WELLS, Bridgewater, and Taunton Coaches, every Morn= ing ;IA Evening. PLYMOUTH and Falmouth very fast and cheap Coaches, eYery Morning and Eveniog.. Bt7i:l - and Newmarket . Pest Coach, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Mornings, at half,i)ast , Five. • BATH and .BriStol Coacltes, to Bath in 14 Hours, every Morniue- at half-past ;your and Evening at Five. and East Grinstead Coaches, every Morning at. Eight o'Ciocic. . BOGNOR, and the Rocks, a Bathing Plage on the Sussex Guist; ninth admired for its tine Sands, a new Coach, every M•nping atSix. - - ( •i?'.i'HESTEß,Mitihurst,end liaslemare, new Telegraph C every Tues'day, Thursday, and SaWrday Mornings . at Six. CHICHESTER New Coach, throe h Dupctmi and Pet worth, Wednesday,-and Mornings at ARUNDEL New Coach, throa:zh Duncton, Petworth, and Little H:tran F ton,Titesday, Tnursday, and S .t turday Mornings, at Seven.' • • MAlT.`STONE,lliftlling, and Wrotharn Coaches, every Moriiiiig at Fivi,..and Nine oTinch. • EjihKSTONE, Ilvtl,e, Sandgate, and Ashford Coaches, ever' Morning. lIOVER., Margate, - Ramsgate, Deal, and Canterbury Coaches;;erery 'Morning rt Six o'Clock,' and IA ening at Five. Extra. Carriages always rea:v for families •or parties. -• • BROM PTON, Chatham, Rochester, and Stroud Coaches of etveiy ile : scription, at Six and Nine in the Morning, •One at Noon, au.d half-past Five in the Evening. . .•• GRAVESEND, Northiket, and Dartford Coaches at Six and Nine in the Morning, One at Noon, and Fire in 'the Evening. Extra Coaches always ready.. - BRIPHTON original Red Coach, through Croydon, Eel rate, Cit!a i r4, and Cuckfield, ereryMorning at. Eight. BIWA! NeirVoaeft, eaHed the Drike. cf Norfolk. evrcy Moriiihg:' at Nine, • theongli..Dorking, Horsham, and Hew field. . . BRIGHTON Ner and - Elegant Post Coach, the Eclipse every Afternoon at Three„ - . . RitIGHTON Regency Coach, at half-paSt Eight o'Clock every Evening. • • \VORTHING modern and truly desirahle Post Coach, (car ries four inside only) through ilroadwater, Findon, Ashing.; ton; WestGrinstead, liorshaa;, and Dorking, every, Morning at Eight o'Cloch: • • 4 Gu'JAL\HNG, Guildford, Merrow, East Horsley, and Ro04 31 ”, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, at Eight o'Clock. . EA:TBDURSSunnaer i;oach,.. Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, at lialf.past Six o'Clock. GCPDALNiII' , :G and Guildfdrd Coaches, every Morning and Afternoon. DORKING, Leatberhtad, and Epsom Coaches, • every Morning- at Niue,. and Afternoon at Three. STEYNING, Horsham, and Dorking Coaches, every Morning .at Six. HAMPTON Mitcham . Coaches Daily. The following - COACHES set off from the BELLE SAUVAGE. CAMBRIDGE Patent Mail., • • HIRMINt-a-tANI New Post Coach, the Crown Prince, every Morning at a Quarter befol'e Five, through Stony Stratford, Soathatu, Lemington„ and Warwich. OXFOkII new and elegant Post Coach, the Defiance, every Morning at Eight. SOUTHAMPTON (Collyer's Coach), every Morning, ex cept Sunday, at Five. . ALT ON Coach, fuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Morn ing', at Nine. NEWBURY Coach,. every Morning, at Half past Six. SALISBURY Coach, at Half past Three every Afternoon. HASTINGS New Post Coach„,every Morning at Eight. WINDSORCoach, every Morning, at Seven. • 7 BRIcaToN Coach, the DuLe of Norfolk, every Morning, at Nine, through Dorking-, Horsham, and Henfield. BRIGHTON New Post - Coach, the EClipse, every' After noon, at. Half past Two. • • BitIGHTON Post Coach, every Evening, at Eight. LUTON Coach, every Day, at One. . HAMPTON COaches, every Morning and Evening. • 'PORTSMOUTH Coaelies,evcry Morning amrEven. at Five. LYNN Nov Coach, Tuesday, Thursday, and • tiaturday Mornings, at-Five. . _•• The Proprietors respectfully request the Public to notice, the G,oldeo Cross the only Office in London from whence Carriages set out to all the Bathing and Watering Places, and places o-f fashionable and public resort in the kingdom. The most strict attention will be paid to inquiries at the above Coach Offices, and everyinfOrmation punctually given relative to all public• Carriages setting off from London.— The Proprietors are not answerable for any Parcel or Package above Fire Pounds Value, unless entered and an Instrtance paid JOHN. CROSS and JOHN MORRIS, Proprietors. IliE. BOTANIC ESSENCE, or EXIIILA .kATIN't; CORDIAL, sold Wholesale, Retail, and fur Exportation, by• Dr. PHILLIPS .EADY, 5, Gerrard-street, Soho, Lei c ester-square, London." The Essence of those hidden powers is found •• - • • That cures disease and quell; the burning- wound : This. Cordial lifts the fainting lead on high, Supports the fluttering nerve which caused the:anxious sigh; The various weaknesses peculiar to the .Fair Sex come im mediately under. the power of this Itesturative; many Ladies of fasbion and respectahility allow it to be the.best medical appendage to-the toilet they ever met with for recruiting the decayed spirits, dissipating the head-acli,dolness and languor, chasing away melancholy; it gives comfort and strength to the whole system. . . Sold in * bottles of 4s. fid..lls. or in large bottles of 20s. for.the effects of this Medicine, see the Thorn among E,oses, sold by Sherwood, N ee ly, an d Jones, Paternoster-row, •and all Boolcs&lers iu the' united Kingdom ; and of * the Author, as above. LITTLED<ALE opened the indictment, and Mr. floLawyn stated tit; case lb the Jury. The prisoner, William 'Roberts, had been employed as agent to William Walker and Geoi. , ,e Coghill, in the United States of America, who 'consigned goods to him, to he disposed of for their bendt, and on their account ; he also received consign.. ments from other houses, and also tiaued.on his own account, and, of course, came under the Bankrupt Laws. In the course of this ag ency, - he became.indebted to Messrs. Walker and Cog bill in a considerable sum of money, andsoine dis pute and ,question arising with respect to various charges, and the balance due to Messrs. Walker and Coghill,both parties entered into arbitratioi bonds,• • to submit all points and matters in dispute to tuio . arbiirators, who, if they could not agrce,. were to appoint an umpire, whose award ‘vai to he final. The Persons chosen as arbitrators-not being' able to' come, to' an agreement,.they appointed Join) Har dy, Esq. umpire, who, after having had the.par 7 ties before'hint, and examined into the business, among other things, awarded that' the pristiner was imlebted to Messrs. Waiker.and Co i4 hill, in - the sum of 2105!. 10s. 9d. Being declared a bank rupt, he was brought before the Commissioners„ who held their sittii , g at the hotel'in Leeds ; but he refused to submit to be examined, either on oath .or otherwise, or to• give any accouqt, make any diselos6re trl: his effects;_thOugh he w as allowed time lot deliberation, and though die con sequences of his refusal s''ere.clearlV pOi.ated out to _ him, and though every argument and remon straace was used.that was likely to cotifute his Obstinacy.- The pri otter assigned, as •his rvaspn, • for not submitting to be .examined, .that the. Com misSion was invalid, because he was not a trader, Anil consequently not Sabject to the .Bankrupt Laws. ± On this pertinacious rjasal•to surrender; he was committed to the King's.Bench•Prisoe. on a capital charge, founded on the Act of t!!e 23rd Geo. IL wirie'l declares, if Any person leelitr,.:l bankrupt, not appeal' before the Ginnilis sioner, and submit to be - examined, aram ike disclosure of all his.effeets, such; relcisal se all he a capi-al felony, and subject the patty to the pun ishment of death. John Hardy, Esq. one of the Commissioners, who ►was the only evidence 'examined, proved• the fact of the case. . ; ibis Lor:lship stated, that, he thought all the facts necessary to establish the bankruptcy had been made out ; and, with respect to the refusal to be examined, it did not appear to. hhn there was any room for doubt. The Jury., without retiring, found the prisoner Guilty. lie appeared to be very collectedikuing the trial, and heard the verdict of thclury with great firmness. This is the third capital conviction under the Bankrupt Laws,. within the last half century. The first case was, that of Perron, who was exe cuted in Smithfield about fifty years ago. CURIOUS DISCOVERY.—On Monday Afternoon, , as three boys belonging to the Subscription School, South-street, Park , lane, (JoNRs, DALE. and. RAT.- you)) were prowling near the east wall of Ken. sington Gardens, they discovered a hole at the bottom,of the ha,. ha, in which were deposited several score of Spanish and Portugal pieces, of fine gold, very fresh, many bearing the inscrip-. tion of Maria, others Josephus, 1766, .Stc. -" Sure ly (said Dale) some poor Marshal died here, and these were his buttons."—" No . (answered Jones) they ore pocket pieces," and took them out. They divided thein, amounting to near a hundred, played ansl pitched with them, and gave several away coming how. Ration' -sold one for a half-, penny ; Dale's mother, a . " poor woman, sold 20 fur 381: ; Ratford's father, a broker• in Bird street, retains, his. bey appear. to weigh half . an ounce each, and :have been viewed by many Gentlemen in the neighbourhood ,of Grosvenor- , square. • CORN 14A . VS--CrANIOI.OGY.—The. best Pain.... phlets of the day on those subjects are printed in the Ninth Nuniber - of the PAMPFILETEER--.CAR. KOT'S MEMORIAL to LOUIS 'XVIII. in Ehglisb, (a work at present of more than ordinary interest)_:. a COllll6llol' GHSNTZ'S .able Pamphlet ou PRUSSIA. and SAXONY, are given In the. same Number. SecoND EntTroN,of No. I. way now be had by all who wish to complete their sets. The Austrian Government has had recourse to a most extraordinary mode of raisinC: money by a Lottery, in which:eve] y person who pays a cer tain amount of :faxes, is compelled to piirchase.. How oddly nink a Lottery, in which coinpulsioa is necessary, ,}spear to us; tti•hen we-observe, al ready, wit. ..Yliat anxiety all ranks- of people are voli.tarily crowding to the Lottery, O Bees, to purchase Shares of the' Three Thirty Thousand Pound Prizes, and . to touch the Thousands of real Gold GuineaS,' which ►are to be disposed of on Wednesday, the sth of April. , Patterns of the ,-.lrlielef may be viewed neon application at t e principal Stcrekeeper . .s o . ,glice in tie Tutvcr; fa vice I.ParticularS, together with the le•rms and Conditionv uftke ''•Conteact, - ony be knou•ii at the Secretor:✓s Offlee, in•Pull dllatl aforesaid, any dart betr:•een the flours of Ten and four c4'C7ock,.where the Proposals mast be delivered, sca!'e'd u 4, and endorsed, " Proposals for Hair Brooms, ale." but no Propr4al Can 0 admitted after the said 31st Instant, ,at Twelve o'Ctvck• at .. 3 Voon of the enure Dirt, )ititizer will any 7'ender be noticed; unless , the Party making it, :a• an dgent in • his behalf' shall attend. liv.Order of Me Board; ' " * li, 11. CRETI 7 , Secretary. • . ";. • • • .• • This Das was•publisbvd, • In Three Votunics, 7 2ino. - price ias.. in boar;is, THE ..:VIAGIC - .OF 'WEALTI-1. A Novel liy T. S. SU/tit, ~ Author 61" A %Vintn. in Londin," Priufed for T. Cagell and W. Daties, Strand..