The Sun. — London, England, 1815-12-19 00:00:00

~....„,, noile. te ' '-,:" 7 L ,: :Y ' 5 . 14..- '''' *, ;) '• - i, t , 'a., ~ ( 0 i - 1, i•• -, . -....-._......._, 4. ,__ ,1 l'-- , ~ , . . . , .., .... • , ~.. - 1 . ... .- ,i. • 4 , , e r. , . ;4 " i 4 - . . -,, ~ , . , _. UtS DA Y, :DE-1 EAST INDIA .110 USE, Nov. 1. ISI 5. TII E COURT. of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANY of NI ERC HANTS of ENGLAND TRADING to the EAR INr)IES, do hereby give Notice, That the TRANSFER BOOKS of the said Coiiiiiaey'S Stock will he shut on Tuesday, -the 28th Instant, at Two o'Clock, and opened agatn on Tuosday, the 23d January following. And that the DIVIDEND WARRANTS of the said Stock, due on the sth January next, will be ready to he delivered on Tuesday, the 9th of the said Month. • JAMES COBB Secrctdry. • ' - • 7111;t4 , t kW:" Th, tZt . TH EA' IS )1 . 1 f 'R Y-LAN E. • P IP EIS PRESF,NT EVENING, Dec. 19, ISI-5, their. Sprra!its witt perform (4th time) a re rived Play f' tom B;anincrq find retcher, with considerable Alterations, under the `THE MEI:CHANT 1);• . ' IstJTG.7.S ; CYR, BEGGARS' BUSH. . . y, and Prests, 'lie Music composrd and •si'lectefi by Mt. . The prin c ip ki i char4et.crs 4y Mr. eau, Mr. Tlolland, Mr. Alratarmonil, Mr. S. Peidey, , :slr. Nlunden, Mr. Ox .berry, Mr. 1'a,641, Mr. Stall, Mr. l'eqley, Pine; Srult.li, Miss. L. Kelly, Mrs. !urn, Mrs.l.lland. A previoug..\ is• II lie. spakcsi .bv Mr. Pope, And at , Epii,ig,tic by Mr. Harley. which will he zoltied ci ;Ili time), a new Farce, called " 4 ' WHO'S WHO ?. THE DOlipLE IMPOST' .11E. The Characters v Mr. Gattle, Mr. Wallatik, Mr. liar- hard, Mr. Miley, Mr. iLirley, Mr. Mundell, Mrs. Orgcr, 184 iVcrs. :I..crind Price, 3sr 6d.—Pit; 3s. Gd.; Second 2s.—Lower Gallery, .25.;• - second Price, ls.--Upper Gallery, Is. ; S,alnd Price, rid. The new Musical Far;:e., ealled My Sp,.use and I, will be tPrated, for the 1.11 htime, nn Friday next. To-morrow, The \Via; wit h Magpie ; /or, The Maid of Palaie.tu. - -Ort Thitrsw,y, Tie Mer . chant of Bruges; or, Frid,..y, a favourite Co,tiedy; with My ii , "ose and I —On Sartirday, The Merchant of B:lige? - Bush, beim; .the I:,st night of performing the ctrl ()ow l\ T;(t n e av, George Barnwell ; 'with (never act • a (.7oinic,Patitoninne, called Harlequin and Fancy; "r, 'fire P..er's Last Shilling. THEATRE rtoYA 1,, COVENT-GARDEN. "sluts PRESENT EVENING,,IIec. 'ID, 1815, wili be pevfollued (for the .11;12 time a Uf.'W Comedy, in Fire Acts, called SMit.ES. AND TEARS; OR, THE WIDOW'S sTRA TAGEM. The principal Characters by Mr. Yonng, Mr. C. Remble, ,51r.., Jones, Mr. Fawcett, Mr. Abbott, Mrs. C. Kerable, Mrs. Pitucit, Ars. Gitths Miss Foote, Miss Seymour. The piologria to be,volten by Mr..t.tbbott,. 1 tie F ilogne by r. Liston. After which, the Dramatic Romance of • CYMON. bMerlin (a Magician! ; Nlr. Egerton; Cytnon, Mr. Durnset; ores, Mr. Llstmi ; Luico, Mr. Fawcett; I.Trgahla (the En ,.letiitress), Miss H ug h es; Syl v i a , Mi ss St el ity e n s ; Fatima, Mri ( - Wilts ; Daphne, Miss Matthews; Dorcas, Mrs. Liston. T.ln 'Ay , I. an Arcadian Ballet : Arcadian Swain, 4lr. Noble ; Nlissl~`orman; Nymph, Misf Ltippino. . iP aees 1 " r file I3oxt-ts to , te taken of Mr. Bi'andtui, at the fiart-street, ft-ont Ten till Font.. Boxes 75. ; setftrid PriceJs, 3s. ; Second Price L—Lower liallen: , .es.; Second Pricc. IS.—lipper Gall6 - y I;ecot!d- Price (id. I .‘ o-1131 rtow, The Orphan; wita The Slr,Cp Walker.--Ou T hursday,. flu: New C4imedv of Smiles an , ' Tears; with Cy- •Friday, The Orfihaa ; with tole, Law, and Play sic,---,On Saturday, the New Cor.ledy of Sa!'les and 'l2, trs . ; heit:g the fast nilit- of the Company's I,erfarrn ,,,tg till the Holiday.:.—On r inWsday - ,' the 'tali,. wilt be pro th!"'d (for the fivsl time) the ..tew Grand Chvistmas .I'aiato )raHL,-•, called Harlequin and t.'-rtuni:); Shio , -Moo and EAST INDIA POLTi..;, Nov. I, 181 h. TIIE: COURT of DIREC FORS of the. UNIT ED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND TRADING . to the F;AST INDIES, do herebigive Notice, That a QUARTERLY GE.NERAL COURT of the said COMPANY will he held at their House in Leadenhail-street, on WLDNESDAY 4 the 20th December next, at Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon, for the rarpose of declaring a DIVIDEND from Midsummer last to Christina, next. JAMES COBB, Secretary. EAST INDIA HOUSE, Dec. 6, 1815. rrilE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNIT }:I) COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND TRADING to the EAST INDIES, do hereby giveNotiCe, That the QUARTERLY GENERAL COURT of the said COMPANY appointed to be held at their kiouse, in -Leaden ball-street, on WEDNESDAY, the 20th Instant, 1:= made _Special, for the purpose of laying before the said GENERAL ecTxr, for their approbation, agreeably to the 19th Sec tion of the 6th Chapter, and the 4th SeCtion , o! - the Bth Chap ter of the Company's Bye-Laws., au unanimous Resolutioa of t he Court of Di:ectors of this Da - ,gran , :ing to Major-General Sir DAVID - OCHTERLONY, Bart. and K. C: B. a Pension of IQWI. per annum, tor his emirent and most bei:t.)ficial Ser vices rendered to the Company 'in tile ‘Var against the State of Napaul. -.JAME); C'OBB, Secretary: A LL PERSONS who state c iod,.bitql-tf, the - .ESTATE Of • GOOSETR EE , formerly of Valli :Vl Al, - late oT. No. 1,144;11 -, 1%V. fitti4htshvidge, in thy Ci,,u.ity deceiaeil, are leouire3 forthwith te Pay their AT:tiOriCTIVE 1)E 'l" r. J MEti FULI,I7Ti. No. 34. the Exc. c , : j c . : • of the N.', ill of the:silif)eceiiseilt or :',lessrs. Daw son a'ad Wrati,la.. , , of S: r ibile•-pt'; Neiy Sciicitorc, who are (litlyanthorised to yeceive the y t ifie, Personi'to wiloiti the Goo,etree stood inlehtcd at the time of his ' .. !ec.,•ase, are requested to leo(' ail account of their roiteetiri !)emitn . iis to :he said Ja - ates Fulle , , or to tiie atid WrAtislaw, in order th it the , acne oviy intolt•,tiely discharged. ' • N 4? , 1e - lingtosi-strr'L4,• • De cern .Pl 5. , 0 ~,i; it ._./ 'BU 11.Nf. , ,, ~o(1 t'.,. if, , ilt , r. , ,. tors for, ~- " 4- th( present I/VITI-cPX, re•peictfoliy snbmit to the , +*;ic the following StliEivil'i, .wliiicii having .receiveii the ' 3 'l , tion of the Lords of the f rcii,ory; :cid heiimir fit , fecHv ' This were published, price 20s.in extru'imari,.. tr ' . ' 1 • :". ;a all ainbiguity, will, they trust, tbeeti with general .,( ;4 1, - : o!' , ,ttion. . , , • . ISC(Wit.SES for the I'ULPIT, in TwO \To - State Lottery of the whole 00,000 Tickets. • • monies. Oct,tvii. Not ".;:we 1:116.111:s to'a Prize '.—No Fixed Pi ize. - By the Rev.ioi-IN 121(:PRE, .1).1). - . - SCE-11 ,- .:\ ;E. Formerly Fellow of Exeter - Cpilce.c. Oxford.. • • 2 Prizes of 25,00 Guineas in G01d....4-2,500 Print,' and quid by IlrOdie and Dowding Salisbury: sold 2 L.20,000 40,000 ali) by Itii•ington, St. Paul's Church-said; Wilkie, Pafer t2 ............. . 500(r 10,v;:0 nester-row ; hatch3rti, Piccadilly; and 9irton, Holl,Nrc -6., .............. ....... 1,010 .‘, • .................. , ( . I , C) • 0;500 Ilarvey, Weyniovitli;.tid by ail' other Bookstllers in . Town 10 , ••• • t ................ . 200 -.... 2,000. - ahemahemCothi:,,..e. A: :r.) . ..... .. ............ 100 1,500 . 50 1,500 1 sq ~o ').- I,olln 4,6 0 g . _ 1-20Q,C.00 •-......___ ... / •,;71 Prizes, TN MONEY. art Drawing tiro I itl. of FECIttrATIV. f lili•?,j's` - 411,1s1JA11.i•.;S ate selling by 1 I A'ZA..i.O, :17`.:E, ;Atoeli-Molrs) t he. Contractors, SOotti Gate of t - ? !.e •re'lal Exchange; wiire, in the late and f 'ruler Lotteries, ...40%.;113 ., e been- sold e.':;ceeilin; in Aniontit TWO :val.,- • 1 3 , • • • -ilyrespvetable Persons in t Country, desirtais of • Comin is — -Agents, ai.c. requested to apply :is above. • This Day ',as ptthlished, orrice 6s. sewed,. THE EIJIN Alt(il-1 . 11MIEW; or -CRITI- C.' L dOURNAL ; No. 50. Contents.—Tweddell's Life and Reurains—Generat Registry of SlOve3-I,in g zard's Antignitis of the Aii , lo-Navon Church —Wordsworth's White Doe-1166er Ofl !lees, Vol. -Z.—Mr. Sneec!! in of Comm , n Pleas, Dublin— Baaylon—Deseription du Pa ancit's Defence—Hollond's Travels int4'. &c.—t-',idwin's Li res of Milton's Nephetv:—France --Sir N. 3 iswer to.' cal ti innious ILepn Boyd on tiritisii Finances. - is . LCICK - AND SURGICAL I)I.iPENSA/I ':.. ' Itoyal ? - li::::linc,-; .tht: 1..)111';.E of Yoltli., Ptc:,,:l...nt, aLnl 17, ari of F tbe fo1 1 .0;c - ting Coluntitt..:e of Govern,. - .. . _ - .u• .zzrt,inout ' 1 Col. W. J. Jones, .\l. P. ,h t of Lt:it:rim - ' ' 4 ll. i_t 1 John Lntoacke, ,Esq. M. P. li u ''''',, It. IL Sheridan, M. P. I.Col. H. Cletnzats,..M. P. a• Col. J. Barn' M.P. ,- I Capt..). Hay. , Printed for Archibald Constable and Co. Edinburgh ; and Longotan, Hurst, Rees, Orme. and Browne, Lotoixt. • SuttutoN, I" " C iernan, Member of the Royal College, London. FIE above . ISEIM EsT„ ‘I3c,,ENT 11111tCS the u , safety of a PUBLIC I...*:tiTlTUrioN, h a Delicacy, 44 1: 1 , , , ;a , r„ and .SecreeY, beiougs to Uri rate Practice, and, ` to its high Patronaae, it is .c0w1...ct , ...1 by such Profes kbal Shill and .extensive Practice, that the ;soofst Cases of P ease, as Stricture.;, Debit Ulcerations, &c. nowever ete tate or of lon!,•standiog, experience a complete Cure. that Deiangenicat of tire tienerat;re Organs, ":ch impairs he Coustitntion and stiortci , , Life. t •', l r. Rieman mar' conshld by Palients of both •f fh , "is private hous'e, No. 0 1, Lowwr Charlotte-street, Bed be-rti:Viares where'the necessary Advice and Medicines Will `siren or sent to any part of the iinit.iat Kingdom. , h s e " Day was published,. price 4,i. boardS, b 1 F. Ic.ier V tt and Improved Edition of a Practical 4 rcatise on the ipd Disem e and its Consequences. Sohl by Sherwood ttr 2a, Pater nos t er - row; Hi g hl e y aorl Sou, 174, Fleet.- `1 Lalloav, Crown•-cOurti Soho ,and by all other Book, Yab.lD'S R A IB NI I USEAIB.NiTS FOR, T This Day were pnblish , ti, price Ss. in boards F V 1...:*: I N?:4 'A Ni IISI:111".:NITS ; mr, The Beau-. I lies of the Heavens displaved; in which the striking Appearances 'n be oh:served in v. - ,,10us Evenings during the Year Hifi, are dr:;..nibed. . . By WiLLIAM FREND, Esq. M.A. . . Actuary of the Rock Life . L3s:;rance Company, and late Fellow of Jesits College, Caui:)ritl.:,-e. lloiendo Dlsto. *,,* In this Yolutne the Figure of the Earth is considered, and the Contradiction suggested to the Newtonian Theory on this Subject, by the Lite Measutements in , Englantt, is exa. inittr.d. • , _ _ Printed fur J. Alp , emnn, 39, Ludwate-street, London ; of whom the Evening Amilsentents fo - the preceding Years SO4, S, 6,7, 9,9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, and 15, may be had. GOLDEN cnos," -GttOSS, AND BELLE SAUVAGE, LUDGATE-MILL. GENERAL OFFICES FOR TRAVELLING. SHE: following. ROYAL MAILS set' oaf from 1. th e a b o ve Offices every Evening, by command of the Postmaster-Gener vie. DOLMAN. '.Vateriord, Cork, and all parts of Ireland. • TIM,YHEAD, Bangor, Caernarvon, St. Asaph, and all parts of North• Wales. LVOV, HAVEN, Haverford-West, Carmarthen, Bre con, Monro2ath, and a;r parts of South Wales.. ' EsTEp. Statiord,Litchfield,Northauipten. WISBEACH, starch, charter is, and St. Iv'es. CAMBRIDGE and Ely. NE - WM:Ulu:I.', Brandon, Swaff haul; avid Fakenhant Sr. &e... • N0:1.'.51C11, by Newmarhet and Thetford. NCI:Wit:II, Colchester, Ipswich, and Scole. Pershore, Evesham, and Moreton. - GLOUCESTER, CHELTENHAM, and Burford. OXI'ORD, every Evening at Eight o'Clock.. 'LUDLOW., Lenbury, and all parts ofShropibire. YARMOUTH, Lowestoft', .Beecles, Yoxford,:k Woodbridge. HULL, Scarborough, Buriin4ton, and Beverley. BARTON,- Wateride,-Gainst.orougb, and Brigz. . , LINCOLN,.Sleaford, Bourn . , Peterborouge, and Salton. And the f,llowing Royal Patent, and Other Coaches, ou the newest and best construction. • • Also is added a list of Cities and Principal Towns, to which passengers are regularly conveyed;' a refereace there.to will save Ulrich trouble to Travellers and Perseus having baggage or parcels to send. • LIVERPOOL New Light:eoach, nut only one night (car ries four inside only), through Wa;rington, Northwich, Mid delwich, Saud haeh, Uttoxet er, Burton-upon-Trent, Meas. ham, .11 inekley, Lutterwort b anti Northampton ; Sunday, • Wednesday, and Friday Nlornings, at Six ; performs the jour ne ,)f; hours, well lighted and guarded thronhout. - • • LIVERPOOL. Royal Coach, through Warrington, Knots- ford, Cuhgleton, Newcastle, Stone, Litthkeld, faiiiworth, Atberstone, Hinckley mid butterworth, 'Tuesday, Thursday; aud Saturday moinins, at Six; travels with vxtraordinary "vel - ocity ; only Ode ~:;t:t on the road ! %ridl lighted and guird- . eel the w 4: )!c of the journey. • New and Elegant Post Crach every Morning at Six, throm.;t4 Tadcaster, rytaidge, Doixaster, B aw t", itet .f.'”.4l, Newark, Grantham, Jrn;•!. - Stamford.. From Yurh, Pas send-ers _arc forw:iril-,nl with the greatest facility to gdin- bure,h, Berwick, Newcastle, , Alawtek, Shields; and Sunder= 1 I I Cli,M • For the S'IONE, LUMBAGO, &e. ./N vtarintis Complaints incident to the 1-Iti bittu,n..,74 Frame, tiaere" are none more dreadful in their 'more alarming in their consequences, than 1 - "" 1 , %1, I. and S'I'ONL, PAINS in the BACK, LOINS, and LUMBAGO. They are , Comphnnts to ptrsott is liable, and are a founitatrin I.teti▪ '-,)ilitFr- species of Disoi . der. The above 4 48 f l i t t 9e ' culOposed of the most innocent Ingredients, trust, . e il found o f singular efficacy in the above Complaittts;, ty„.'''"g the Calculi, o r 'gritty Secretions, and banishing Pernicious telulenev to those lYisorders, withe tit con- Prom a consciousness of the power:al .ittlitiity of evinced by a private Practice of many yew's, tvr orYt..reit to thee Complaint s . and recommended as a Cure 1 -11 e alm v C°l, " UFA LETTER FROM G. GORDON, ESC.. .Mthn."--iiaVing beet) for above twenty yearsgrealiy distressed t 5 .11 , ! Gravel - , Pains iit the a_Strguary with - er,,,,, L , Ll terinission,..iid tile most excrociating tortures, when 4ttelapted to.mahe and at last ta.catne so weak, want of rest and appetite, was scare 11' able to walk - room. In hopes of relief, I 11:,!, from time. to I,,,,,,eB,reeourse to the h es t a d v i ce , and took the most appioved ittmitt ;liiV better. Ob: , erving I lick" (;,,. ity 11drerti,ed as ail 'tfifCeittal Utire fur the Sloneand 44 5 . 1 ' 1 , and s t opi ages of Urie, 1 use,! them this sounder for ter, L ts'-`.`l months ; and from them found .::.self daily bet iny iv,iter freely ll:Mit-nit pain.: my appetite and Vet tl:llttba to ride un horseback, wii;ch :could -l ur P , relve precedilig the of the Sir, your .lust ciietient Servant; fictob' • et.....01t(i1.', Berwicrishire. Nie; B . ,ttler's, 4, Cheapsinc., C.:inter of St. l'aul's 4 %4- 4 cotta:Mvill - eine Veinier:. in every Toval, in 'J d. i is, tiJ. each.. • EM i 3 ID, 18:5. land, Durham, Darlington, Northailerten, Thirst:, .auil L'as , ingwold, (,•,lasgow, Omar7es, Penritn. Brotigh, Rips non, -Borough Bridge, Knareshotougli Harrowgate, anit all part,i of ille HINCKLEv, Atherstoise, Lutterwortli, and Nortipunlii tan ( . 7oficli every Morn at Six, except Monday, and every f.veu . SHREWSBCtItY and North Wales Chap i'olllo.l Shiffnall. Iron Bridge, 11'olverhaospton . and Ilitiningliain every Morning. • HbI4YHEAD, Bangor, C,anel.Cerig, -LEaawrst, Crti nge Mawr, Convert, Caer:iary t, Conway, Oswestry, and all parts of North Wales, every Morning.. • : • BtRMINGi /AM New Coach, called The Crowri Prince, thro -gb Stony Stratford, Letningtotrand W every, M:e jug at• Four. and arrives the same Evening.at PARCZGXi E, Chester, Stafford, • and Litchfield PUst- Coachts every Evening. WISBEACH, March, Chatter's, and St. Ives New Coach, Moaday, Wednesday, and Friday Evening:. LITCHFIELD, Tamworth, Hinckley, Atherstone, worth and Northampton, new and excellent Coach, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Mot nings, CUELTENHAM New Day Coach, through Frogmilr,. Northleach, Bnrford, and Oxford (carries four Inside' 0111 ,•), sets out ever!' Morning, except Sunday, of Six, and - arrives '• early the same Evening at the Plow Inn, Cheltenham. OXFORD New Post Coach, called The Defiance, every Morning at Eight. NOIIBTICH very last ,Coach, through Newmarket and Thetford, every Evening.at'Seven. YARMOUTiI, LoWestoff, Beecles, Yoxford, and. Wood bridge Telegraph, every Afternoon at Four o'Cloo,; and ilchester,everyAfternoon a t Four&Seven. GE e and Ely New Telegraph every Night, and Carriages to all Parts of Norfolk, Suffolk, Essex, and Cambridgeshire.. . • FAKENHAM, -Swalfhatn, Brandon, and•Newntat ket ele gant Net' Coach,: the Lord Nelson,•Tuestay, Thursday, and . Saturday Night at Six O ' CIOCk, Stlllitity at Flyo. LYNN POst Coach, • Tuesday; Thursday, and Saturday Mornings at Five o'Clock. . 'SOUTHAMPTON and Lyiiiington elegant new Coach, every Morning (except Sunday) at Five. o'Chiek. PiicketS' sail to the Isle of Wight on the arrival of the,Coach. Parcels are eonveved to all parts of the Island. WINCHESTER, Basiagstoke, and Hartford Bridge very fast Coach, every Morning at Five D'Clock. TUNBRIDGE and Tunbridge Wells new and eas:, Coaches, every Thirning. TUNBRIDGE: Wells new Post Coach" (carries four inside only through Tunhridge, Seven,takes, aaTi Itiv,erhad, every Afternoon at Four•o'Clock, Sunday excepted. IPAITON ° upon Treatt Post Coach, through' Measham, Twycross,Athelstone, Hinckley, Lutterworth, %Veinal!, Nor thampton, and Dunstahle, Stinday, Wednesday, and Friday' !Timings, at. Six o'Clock.. BRISTOL, Bath, .Melksham, Devizes. and Marlborough new and excellent-Post Coach (earriesjour inside only) every Afternoon at Fite, well lighted and guarded throughout. rhi F ,. Conveyance is incontrovertibly snperior to any on:the .Weste. n : RXETEII, Plymouth, and Falmouth Coach, called the Bal ,loon, ev ry Mo ruing at Seven. • SE N verhead , & BronitcyCoachei, • every Morn. HA'•;TINGS, i9,tttel, notter,4bridg'e; Flintwell. and Tun txpeditious Neas'Coach, ev'ery Morniiigat half-past Five. PORTSMOF mid : Giisport Telegraph, every Morning and Evening it Five o'Clock, , • PORISMOPTI-1, flormlean, Perers6Pld, Godalining, and Guildf , rri Near Coiebe4, every... Morning and Erening at Pre. New aupl eleg:lnt Post Coach, the Duke of w c iii q . z t:. n , Tltriday, and Saturday Mornings, at i atiefannton Coaches; every Mornin g 1:.!,t,5, rtridgewatar t 411 ti Tauw ton Coaches, every Morn ing ami pLymiloTo it Pain - ninth very fast Anti cheap C4aches, every Morning and P.vening. • BURY anl Newmarket Post Coach, Tuesday, Thursday, and tria'unlay I\lorninTs, at lialf•past BATH An 4 Bristerl ' enaches, to Bath in 14 Hours; •every Morning at-halt-past Four n'ClNck, and Evening at„Five. LEWES,.l.7eldield, Mare4ield, and East Grinstead Coadies, every Mokning at Eight o'clock. - - , BOGNtOR, and the Rocks; a Bathing . Place on the Sussex Coast, much admired for its tine Sands, a new Coach, 'every Morning at Six: _ . • . Cl - iIk:HESTER, Nlidhurst,:7lnd.Haslemare, new Telegraph Every Titesdav, Thursday and.SKlnrday, at si x . CUR.:HESTER New COach, through Ditiicton and, Pet- Worl I), Monday, Wednesday, and Friday Marui rigs atSeven. ARUNDEL New Coach; through on, Vetworth, and Littl e Hamptop, Tuesday, Thursday, mist Saturday Morni n g s, at Seven. MAiDSIONE, Mailing, und Vrotham Coaehes; every Morning at Five and Nine o'clock. FOLKSTONE, flythe, Saudgate, and Ashford Coaches, evt•rv - Morning• • • DOVER, Margate, Ramsgate, Deal, and Canterbury Coaches; every Morning et Sik o'Clock, and Evening - at Five. Extra Carriages always ready For families un parties. BROMPTON, Chatham, Rochester, and Stroud -Coaelia:s of every description, at Six and Nine in the Morning, One at Noon, and half-past Five in the Evening. (RA VES E.ND, N irt fleet, and Dartford Coaches'at Six and Nine in the Morning, One at Noon, and Fire in the Eyening. Extra Coaches always ready. - BRIGarON original Red Coach, through Croydon, Rei gate, Crawley, and Cuckfield, every Morning at Eight. BRIGHTON New Coach, called the - Duke of Norfolk. cvrcy Morning at. Nine, through Dorking, Horsham, & llentield. . 131416E11'0N New And Elegant Post Coach, the Eclipse every Afternoon at Three.. BRIGHTON Regency Coach, at 'halt past Ei;ht o'Cloch every Evenirig% . . WORTHING modern and truly desirable-Post Coach, (car ries four inside only) through Broadwater, Findon, ton, Wtst Grinstead, Horsham, and' Dorking, every Morning. at Eight o'Cloch. GODALMING, Guildford, Morrow, East Horsley, and . Bookani, Tuesday, Thursdav,,a.ud Saturday, at Eight o'clock. EASTI3OIII{N Summer Coach, Tuesday, Thursday, and., Saturday, at Half past Six o'clock. • - GO9ALMING and Guildford Coaches, every Moraing,and Aftertion. •• DORKING; Leatherheitil, aim Epsom:, Coaches, every Morni lig at. Nitie, and Afternoim at Three. • STEVNIN(, Horshiuu, and Dorking Coaches, every Morning - at Six. • • . I-I::MPTON and Mitcham Coaches Daily. • .Fallowing COACHES set off frost' the BELLE SAUVAGE CAMBRIDGE - Patent Mail. BIRMINGHAM New Post Coach, the Crown Prince, every . Morxing at a Quarter - before Five, through Stony Stratford, Southam, Lemington, and Warwick. . WCFORD neiv and elegant Post Coach, the Defiance, every Morning at Eight. SOUTHAMPTON (Cullyer's Coach), every Morning, ex cept Sunday, at .Fivc. • ALTON Coach, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Morn ings, at Nine. NEWBURY Coach, every Morning, at Half past Six. SALISBITRY Coach, at Half past Three every Afternoon. HASTINGS New Post Coach, 'every Morning at Eight. _ _ WIN MOH. Coach, every Morning, at Seven. BRIGHTON Coach, the Duke of Norfolk, every Morning, at Nine, thrnagh Dorking - , Horsham, and Henneld. • lIILIGHTOY New Post Coach, the Eclipse; every After noon,. at Half past Two. • .•tiRIGETION Post Coach, every Evening, at Eight. urroN Coach, every Day, at One. • HAMPf ON Coaches, every Morning and Evening. poaTsmouni coaditts,eb•ery Morning and Even.-at Five, LY,NN New Coach, Tuoisday, Thursday, anII Saturday Mornings, at. Fire. • The Proprietors respectfully request the Public to notice, the Golden Cro ss is the only Other in London f , 'oin whence Carriages-set -out to all the Bathing and Watering Places, and I'Levs o.l"fashitinahle and public resoit in the hizigdom. Ihe moststrict ntteotion will be paid to inquiries at the above Coach Oliiees, and every informati:m punctually given relative to 'all publi c - e as aiages setting MY troor I't oprivlays are out answerable for any Parcel or Package abuee hive Poands value, unless entered' and an Insurance pad accordiw , l) JOHN CROSS aad JOHN MORRIS, Pcupviaons. [i'nrci SI VENPJ Ncr. .SUN.: REVIEW. (Nu \JU.) _. . _ Joarnat cf a Cia rnize c«'e to bilePac!fic Ocean ty Captai4, D Ai , , D POltTili, in the United States Frigatc Essex, in the Years 1812, 1813, and 1814, cOntiniingl4eSeriptions of th. Cape, de Verd Islitiqls. Coasts. of traisil, Patagonia, Chili, and Peru, :it'd of tfie Gallapagos Islands. Also, 4,f uil Ac— count of the Washington Group of istands; the Nlanne r s„ , . Customs, Dress Of the Intabitants, &e. 'tee." Illustrated with 14 Engravings.. In 12 . vols. Bvo. pp. 440, rhilailel• p4iii. 1815. [Contiimed:fl.otu our Paper of YesterLy.l - We pass over the loves, and an ventures of R I red-haired wild Irisi.man, ami a egp - per-co,oured • • mix(-blooded on whicl► he'Tounds a saga. •cious , eonjecture as to • th e manner i n w hi c h the Pacific . Islands must have been peopled ; for • though nature, he thinks, may have created mat eliewhere, and may hereafter,* . perhaps, create. a new set for the Ga.lapagos, yet-,, to people the I4an of the Pacific, he seems to -think it ik'jost possible:that they.maY, in the usual manner, have • • created one, another.. ‘l l .e. shalt also pass user his gailant exploits in captitring the a halers,,and the' tin Ant bori zed and bi-iitalt reatment which, by hiS own account, some of• their masters experiented• at.his hands ; at bast we tt ill wily trespass ou the reader's patience, .for• a- very-few words. "1 he ease, - ; he says, with which these ships (two whalers) were .takett.by our boats, .gave us but a pour. opieion of British ,valour.'' p. 160 I tit ay be so , but, 'in a dead .calm,'..4urroutided by six or eight boats, full of armed men, with.. a heavy 50 gun frigate within 'hail,c we really do riot see .what resistance a couple ortiShing vessels could properly offer; a - Mr.do we- think that their abstaining from furnishing Capt. Porter with a pretence for pitnring z in another volley . of. musketry: • thourli it Might disappoint his malice, justifies his sneer at • Bri tisit,valour ;' - under which, be •it ,remembered; the tmitieSt hero himself sunk shortly after. But the -name of Bititain inflames his rancour ; and his 'head, confused at the best, becoms a mere. chaos whenever a thought of this country crosses it. Ilis.speech to his crew upon this glorious achieve- ineht•may serve to illustrate our remark. Sea.. Men and Marinesl Fortune' has at length' . •snii.led (Von as, Lecoase--we' . (l6erv. her smiles and the lost tinte'the enabled( is to' display free trade,' Site put into our JiandsTlinif a - million of dollars.',-. We have nothing to object. to' tote 4)oliation ; but, to exult in the commission of 'it Ainiter .the - flag Of le • -;-7••• . sty- - pecti hir, we betitwe, ; to thet, Arnerran . 0 cruisers. With, the, exception of these, the . whole of prizes,• we believe, were ,decoyed into his power. • Ilaif Iris thneis.occnpied in paint iitg- and disguising the Essex, so as to make her pass for 3n-English kris€ate. The Captains -of our• whalers _came fearlessly under his,guits, and arc favoured with. an invitation.oti hoard : while they - areen. • gaged in conversatiOit, their vessels are se:cured. :Of thispraetical joke, thotigh, eternally repeated, we do not complain ; the evil is, that tvhilethese on Captain Porter's as. :• ( s !l ) t n t i r f a o c i l ic i r e , :l l : i t t a y e t aside : e li e s i l !f .r i :C l i g it n: e t wi t h his (ii()ii insidious: j i t i l i r s i t, caw watches for the slightest reflection on his emintrVmen, and with all the malice of a little ..' - a rind, punishes his victims for.tkat very freedom. , Of 'discourse which his freacherOus:encour:ageme9t alOtte had produced'. Of one Officer thus het rayeA and thus punished, he inti t tlges. his poor spite, by lioasting; that in consequenee-of.his treatineat, this •hang,tty Englishman was so hot»bied, that he would have licked the last front his feet p. 186. Captain. ['otter here makes a vast parade of the balance against the British, occasioned by his cruise in the Pacifie. This is stated at 5,000,000 dollars. "The estimate On which- it rests is hot a iittig curious,: • each of the captured whalers were worth, it seems, about 250,000 dollars--we did not- imagine that these filing vessels' were so va luable—but as this makes tip but hall the amount, 2.500,000, our maritime Cocker Outs on 2,300,000 more for • the whalers which, he pre lok prizes would have taken from his coon. ,trymen in those seas, .had he 'hoc been before hand,' and cunningly secured them! lie this as iC -may, he still reckoned without hi. host, for none of the prizes, - No, NOT ONE, ever reached Ante iica, and his own- ship (a circumstance which un fortunately slipped Ins memory) ought to have been 'carried to the contra side of the accoitut. At the cipclusion•of this notable summary of his achievements, he. pursues his tritiniph over poOr Lord Anson, whom he had before discom fited, without mitigation, and ends by observing, that he (Lord Anson) had no trophies of his suc cess to exhibit.' What trophies our egregious conqueror had to display, ex6ept the scalps of a few:murdeted•savages, ive are unable to guess. But, with submission, Lord Anson was. not sent to make war on whalers . ; his expedition defeated the vast designs of Spain, and ultimately led to the ruin of a mighty armament-1.. He captured, too, a vessel as powerful as his own, and, haviog rounded the world, returned in safety, and in his own ship, with all his treasure. Captain Porter, on the contrary, after losing half his crew, was taken by a ship of inferior force, and owed his re turn to the humanity °lbis captor, who sent hira home in a cartel ! It is impossible to pass . such ridiculous vanity without a slide. We would not I , The whole of his prizes, exeept one, were ree,ptored, arul thatooe was ear:icd his van pcuplc,all true-'oioodel Yankees,' to New South %Vales; tiilrnthePCe - she Was brought to EAglatul, and delivered to her pwners on p.i.yruent of sat- Ty4e. : T Stated by Captain Porter plge. six':::On of war, cApuyit4 S9O and ;.i . bunt u men. Our nnincl , :y ealculai:or 14.. d i . orgoite:l,..slieti lie on,iti.,:led the loss of !tits powerful fleet,' La:A it LIIISt cAttritintra 131.:t ILli;,1 is to 4*.: kilcSSed With a:Ai:AY tWaLI: