The Sun. — London, England, 1815-12-29 00:00:00

kirm'nrit 7: ?-;r3 11.1 THEATE-ItOir:r3.L. DRURY-LAN . HTS PREs 6 oNT i; v ENINO,..D,!c. :29; 1815; theit IMaleitire S•reants will verl'ornt the tagyly of .--.7 - • ..-1•.,-,..110N15,0 AND JULIET. . l is PariS, lkt . .'lltiri.iir(l; Cititniet M. PolYelr; Roinse•(;, Mr. •J'ae; Mirtiutiit; Mr. S. Pentry-, iiiii,first ippearatice in,that araetti) ; 13e , volin, r. Holtand ; Tybalt,', :Ali: iX"alltkli r - bis first appeoiranee irt that:Chttiatit*rj - ; Peter. Mr, Pettley ; illiet, Mr*. Vatrnes (tropi the Theatre Royal, Eeter, - being r first appearance: On' tlik Stake) Lady Capulet, .Nlrs: rereton;: ;Nurse, Mrs. Sparks. . ' To w hi c h win be added (4th time) an entirely New Comic - - Ptintoniiiiie; ratted XARLEQUIN AND . F2.4:NCY; OK, THE POET'S L.tS'l' sti I LUNG. Withalew.Musie, StelkO, Maelttpery, .Dresses, &c. The Overture and Music composed by Mr. U. Smart. The Dance; Produced undertite.'xiireetion of Mr. Byrne. Principl. .13.1tetotical and . Vocal Characters:—Distressed poet, Air. Harley • Wliiui, Mi. Mititon $ (Most. of a.Stiiiling, kir. c ,txt h e; Fall;y, by a Young . Lady (her. Atb appearance n - tarty stt ige ). Paotoutitne . Characters :—Fl;trletpun; Mr. Hope ;.; Lover, tit'. Elisworth ; Pantaloop (•ith time it. this - Theatre),. Mr. ' 11 Y; Clo;ivu, SI;411or Pituto (hi. It h appearance at, this Thea tre); cohimitin:liss Tree Oter , tilt appe trance in that ellart t eterii, IVaterloo'Orplotu, with A. .11ilitar) -.114-anpipe, Ildisi t .ledhill. . : .. . . . .. .. . .. Boxes and Places to Ire 'talitt of 111,-.Sprinit; atthe Tl,•ttirida,. of the ivulneipal Entranie of..itte 'lheatre, in I..trviiges7street, • 'from 'Pen ti:l. Fuurt and of whom laity i)e had arrtrate BUZ ' 1 0Xts ,:14 ; Second Price, 3s. 6(1.--Pit,, 3s. ed.; Secotid rric e , 2s.—l osYer ;:,Very, '.:s.;. Sl.6Und nice,/ ts.tLUpper . , tiallery,.ls.; Secomiwrnee 1;(1. - 'rue New l'itittomiim- will he acted 'ever'y Er:ening. - To-norrrow, The NcerthitAt of Bruges tit, peggars'l3nsh.. Oil IMotlaY, I'. Richard the Third..:--On Tiles - Jay; 'Elle Alerchatit'ol-13rugels';" or, Beggars' Ifttsh. - ---an, , WettuystlaYt ithe 1304 Body . liiratttla, Mrs. Mardyn (her first appearance ''''' that (,itafacter). . . . THEA'fRE ROYAL, COVENT- •ARI)EN. • . PI'HIS PRESENT' EVENING, Dec. 29, !Sl5, ssitl belterfortrted the.Uraniatic Romance of 'f;V:110N. ` • • • • v,olllerlitr.(a'lNfagiclitn), M t" w r. Egerton' ;- Cymom, gr. Pnruset; . ns Mr. Liston ; Lin Mr. Facett ; Urgac!( l 4 (the t " jilitiiitress`„ ,Miss; ;Otigitesi' kiss ; "•Gibb4 ; IThreas, Mrs. Li~tuu. ,After which, the"B“r:l , ,qtte. 'rragre Opera •of: BOMBA S• 14'4.}R;i0S0 of Utopia, llr. M.ithews ; F ils bos, e.,• Mr. Tayl.;r ; :11r. t ;," , whJ, introChicc the Air, '" I lope' fad fhttering: rs: Liston.. • • • 'r . A thr • 4th time) a new Grand Pan • to,oiott`,."ll"l' • FOILTUNIO; stirsd-MOO AND - UN: lON • Sce'iery, ,Machinery, I)res,esP-B±c. entirely *.v ‘ The 0% et tare .ind 'Mu is comosed by Mr, Ware. .The whole. arranged , pod produced by, Mr. Farley. :. • Prince Coulouff (a caught 'Tartar,'Tartar,:afterwards Ilarlequinls _ hulogna Jul ; Toligluck IF,Mir...ror of China, after ...arils t.litalumi), ' Mr. Northan ; Mducbiliow (a L'e,ry gittcd gater, t rinker, Bi t s. a ft erwar d s ,clywn), qtr. Grirodoi. ctriwitix ttle+oted Chines, Erlyress, sub a big bod, a Iterwards,' C kway-Cliiii), Masker:J. Grimaldi; (tb e clooeie 111 ,, Deity of. iiiss'r:and Thunder.), Master , Chapman ; .:te..ria• (changed to FM - thin°, afterwards Col moonle), t b arki,r .(Princess of Chirr.4l,..Miss - 13rudWell; reitCerti! Fairy); Miss Wor:•ulln.- P• laces for the'l3.ixes.ito . he taken of Mr.:l.lLandon, at the ' c "4-otfice,.Plart,street, from Ten till Fonr. , • • ' 4,3 4 - es 75.; Second Price as. Gii..=-Pit 3s. 5;.1.; ReeonArPl'ke _ 2s . -- --Lovi et - Gallery is: ; Second Price ts..-4.4)ftr'G. , llety LS.; • • INA , rs will be Opentzl at Half-past Five, atiiLthe.P.LlY. at Half-i ns / Six. I le Nov Ilantothiche of Harlequin anti Fortanio will be l 'Peated eCet-yEv e ning . Tu ' ulor-r u"'s Orphan.—On Monday; Bonito aud Jo et.—On Tuesday, The New Coairtiv of Smiles 'Ana The IV idoW's Straiabem.-0,1- Wjtitirsclay, The Gamester. NOTICE TO MARINERS. P r ..---.-' ...- 14 'NI L-1E LIGHT-HOU - 44; on th. - IS ~1 I 91 . 14 MAY b eing now assumed as one of the.Nialliern,l.iiit H° °Uses; and the Commissioners - ot the Northern fagot !louses ''Uttlg ; ' wr - ccieclii .NEN 1.101-11'410USE, Illmii i , ,alprot rd tri"cipleS, to be EII.EUI E 9 on that ISLAN i;, ,\ °lice islire7 . ' g .. " 1 -1; that a '..4IANC - ;1 : . ill the appei - i r ance ill the .i'c,,t-r l' ,3 4,. ALAN anti INCEIKEI r I-I will take place. on the' nialft' of The tit of FebrOar, I 'Bl6. ' ;.• ' ISLA NI , OF Z.I AY' LIC.IIT-EIOUSE. I The. Island of M a y . i s sith,ite on the eastern coast of sCot- V ( id,at the entrance oft h r i vitt] . of forth, id north latitude. 3 deg..l .- 2 min. and iv(!st' longitude - 2 de .3G lulu.. ' The pre 4. lA. light. being a C oa l Fi re , ekpused to I he.vicissittida of, 'he- weather,•in an ()Pelt gr;ite or ci t ,offer, will. lit oiscoutinti ed .on the first clay ot eeitruary.: t 6 ft', m Oil, with itefl z!etors, and on that nit; hi, a light fro ktiaWn tii wiffners. as it:Sta tTohai'y Light, will lie exhibited, and. coliti.,ve to'.he ligtited every 'night, front the going awily of . day-light in the evening, t atheretnra of'day-liAlit. in the 'walling. . . - The. Light House newly elected i p.,n., the Island of May is. !otitiguotts to the Old-tight -1.-touSr. l'omer, and similar to it l l' pobit of height: and,the Wilt tieing d'efetidOd koin the : 'eath er , i n a glazed light room, wat •e hae . ati uniform git,fidy 'PPearance,,i - eibblib4 a star of the first o u t :tide.' and be se en_ from all pint of tlie'Conipass. - at the dt - ,tatice of about. 7,!,ett lea,'rucs,-aild all inteyniediate distances accordi ng to the - , utt e o f th e t‘toiopl . iere. ' Is, ' . INCLIKEITEI. LIGHT -IOITSE. pg ue Light npoie Inclikeith, which Island, lies within the • t h . hinirih, in'north latitude sfl de: , 2 'lila. and west lon gltuole , i b • . bil - .... ( !egt loin. being at present a Stationary Light front tis',‘;l4ll . Reflectors, is to be altered on the night of the'first li, i '', rebrilary,' 1816; and converted inta I hat description of xt l to aideßevolving L!ght, without Co tolf ',. which, from after that period, wi‘l be seen'frinn all ~ , e ,,,T.,`, - ef the Compass,sexlnbiting a brigot fight, - mice hi it - ''.l',lifititite.'and gradnitlly'becoluilig , less .luthillous, till, to .. ta d:tti t t 0, 5 e,.,,,,,. ,i t t o t a lly disaiipears. In this manner, Alqt e hl: e ,riodic rcv4lutibb of the Reflector Fratoe will alter etrAii,e'• 5 ,.. 0( . 'Y a bright light, and a lig - lit becoming fainter and - i i . . ° "s'eure until it is tufally eclipsed. ' 7 1 / 1 4 'alteration upini .t he light of Inehkeitli;the'present c haritYter and descriiitiou of the other light, .uitiin the coast, tt -, . 4 Y. the,(infranceof the Frith'tif FUttil, is preserved : and the 1 1) "ilillity of inististZing Inelikeith 'tight for any of the other Zits cif the Frith, of Forth wi.ll be effect wil ly prevented. Be ertler of the Columissioners ii Northern Light - llouses ' C. CCNNINGTIAM, - Sec. Edi ' ll 'uTgit; Dec: 2 0 1815 .._ 'CHING'S PATENT WORM LOZENGES AnF: pa'tronizedby the First,Noblemen in des .itigd.Otn, s well as' -by the following 1-fon'ouraiile La- who 11.114 gi a ven this Medicine to the w ir own Children, arid . •to the Poor of their respective Neighbourtioods, with , • Paralleled sutces Grace- the Duchess •of The Hon. Lady Say and Sale, -t i ‘etds - The'llight Hon. the'Countess , 7' Grace the Duchess of of Shaftesh; iy, „.44w, The Light 'Hon. the Countess Hon: the Countess of Nloutituoriii,' ''' i ght a o „. I ri d -Caro- The R 4 41‘ight Hon. the Countess liu, f • of C,- '• . The Right on. •Lady. Lucy e b H y on. Lady tliza- li Th 'l , rricer, - Lady Pa.„, , e . Turner, rlyd L- 11, 1 l• Lady Boston, Lady Lovet, ""Y other Ladies of, be fitsr Rok.ilt and Char,icter, too 4 Sold ,noinerous to t rt Bittler'• Obeoli - caf and .‘iedicinelk arelionse, 40,‘ •11 1 ,,„0 3 ,..,'itle'cor'n er "of St. Piturs-CI: rcii-vin Loud,:i. '4'..ntititty Modiciae'Velidvrs ry ' • - 1,6 ? • '"-=• • v i ll 1,, a r„.„, _ \t„. _ D'_.gM B Eli. :29 . , 181:6. , . °Frick; aF OnDiVANcE, Dec.. 1,115. . tri)! \I , d(im*ilt, i%v fthonS4i iriiiiriter-,:' -- ' -. rtu*rc.„. 1 S I li t ( -ii, F I T Elis iii His ilf i l-H Itg.'iSitS. 13.ART[414.11AN, C. K..NYVETT, TII2 PRINCiPAL . _ „ K -- ir ti Frr -,,,,t (41:F I'I`OP Pt - 't .- ••- -+ r ~......., nibs, 1 L,p,`.... .lES.Tr S OR.D.VI-INCE du her,by gliC • Noiite, that i 'Ant „ i. ‘ i ' , 7 i i - i 11 6 1N , to ii, e ' ,i ',, i •- ' litv and GeOllY, that. tlkeir C,cni.,- PropTvials Will he reeieer. ,a` their Witchl Pall-Nall, on hr i C.Eit:ri wi.i.qONIME N . ' , '.., at the a!,tiv,.! : , k,„:11.1t It ~'• .;,, o il bifore fivedijiitlai; the 34 - 4;0 of Jan "'limy,- 1816, from 3ltCh' ..! - c F e : ' , l . . * , l l l ) , :! \ ; r ' , lle -It,,uf'\l".el,',„'ll-A lie continued on' ' ' ' , vEksvc - Rimy 0. acti,di Ana r.tstel. v. evEs c-Ceptct! 1 to 1;1 • Persons a; may te - wllliiig s ty ioileilakc the Sfipply of .• .enil ,4 the <Subsi-riluiiiii< New Cinitifthiltiojis., - hoth yoe Ti-ters.LE .:II0().iS, - , and_ other A IIXiCLES of iRON NIA- l and Instruirieiititl, 'A'ill he . intreilueeil.., • A.List of<the Ana tiy : einiaeilt Performer, will be Teedile 'i itibliSheil . - 'l'e give NtIf.ACTURE, - for Service Of this Department, for - a o.ei;v pOssible effect to the gt'snd MeiWres and 'z.:4÷--v+inniea period of Three Years, dcerntinalite after the eypieation. of • of 14 !) ,(111,. Nlizart, Beethoven, Cherubilliv --- & : .e: 'o' Bind" wilt be ennside6ibly increaied. Tho - thorus, including the the first Year, upon '‘"Otic of ihrei Months, at the option of • telebratet.l Female Singers.fseaVtaacashire, will be full, anti -. either Party. • . the t . freh.c , ,tra coinplete in every tlepartnient.' Terms Of Sub . : .. -..- • • !Aloft,.htietiifore, Five GI - Oat:0 kir Nine Concer . Pgtterns ty . the ./litieles may_be• viewed, upon application Ti cicas trausferatile k•itit the tistra ihnitatioti:: a'S e l r :1 j at` the prineipal Storeheeper's ()lice in the Tower; • and iiii the card of admission. Ihn)lcs are now • o - ;it tii l- 1 - -Ve s ei t • Fartlitr Particulars, together with the 7'erins.andChnilluoti,i ~rt i.bs• c riPtiol!s, at . Mr.. Bircliell's, 183; Netv. p ßond-street.i t of the Contract, thag be knouin at the Secr'etetiw's Office in ' • la l :t e ;r a l r t c are respectfully b' e t:l7 „ , a i t a v i: l 3f : F s s i. alcilLt.iS""t*ibl:s of ;i ' S g pos ' s l I,l l e e , " ;:ta n t e :::t t iz ' 7„ ! PO-Alfa/1 ajareSa id, • ant,' day bet ween, the• Hours of l'en . , Tem) ectia g the ensuiiigSelson a, early may be tett iv'ell for Win. Pi.irtieulur, eure will betaXen that and Four o'Cloek,' wlicre the . Proposals Must lie delivered no more shall, be issued than the Room can,periecl4 . kieevri '.. i sealed it)), and endorsed " Proposals for 'fackle HoOks, tuotlaie: . lte.;" but no Proposal ean be adntillete "after the 'said' 3cl at Twelve o'Clock'at Nooni of the sate day, neither Fill;anej n'otic'eflitteele.eS the Party ptaking it, eer an dgent 'behalf, shall 'attend. • By Ora* of the Board, R. 11. eik TT% Score/Req. FXAMINER.—A New Volume (the 9t11) of this Weekly Newspaper will colnineuce with the New Year. It cOntainS no Ativerti.Eeuie , ,ts of any sort, open or etint;ealetl; and consists Ctjtitely, io adilition to the News of the Week, of Political, Critical, nod Misgellaneous listays the first written in a jealous spit it of English ty ; the se cond' on Theatrical Subjects; the third on 3.len and Manners in general, with a particular eye to, the interests of sound Poetry. The whole, right or wriag; t):1 an ambition of al ticipatini the judg.nent ,of li;Jsterity.---Exaininer-.ollice, 21, Alaihn-laiie,Covents-gartlen, Dec.. 1815. OFFICE OF ORDATANCI;, Dec. 15, Isls. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His NA jESTI"S ORDN:INeE'do hereby give Nidlee, - that r! Proposes will be received tit their Office in Pall Mail, ,411 or before Irt:diity'iltry, the 3d etf .Thiittary,-13 1 (1, from such sous as ilia?' be Willing to undertake "the Supply of TUB.- NERY-ARTicLit.S, for Service of this DePartntent for a period, of Three . Yeare, deterntinableafter the eePer' ation . tlze" . l4.ot Yelr, Upon native of Three at the option of either - Party': • • • Patterns of the Artioles 71071 be viewed upon applica tion- at. the principal " Storekeeper's Office in the 'lowr and farther Particulars, fdYcllset 'With the Terms and Con ditio:ts ,of the Cootract,,:nt., kniiten at the Secretary's Office, wig da' hetween the Hours:. ~j• 'Ten wifere the . Proposals• most he dellverea', sealed up, "Pn.ipo‘als Ttirnimy • but. 7/0 PrOpd.4lll Cfl4e he admitted after tt: said slda of January,. at Twelve n'Cloeh tit N'oaisql . the satue day; neither will any Teadtr be' nolited„ unless -the Party ntakitg it, an.dbrent in his belt - thl, shall attend. Orrle'r r!je the Board, • • R.: It. C. 1 1".:Tr . : Srcrallry. bAS LiCia t AND' t OttE CWle . >l\Y, Lonrho, 14:c.26, 1815. NTOTICE is hereby give)), tba't the 'HALF •, yi?..ItiIiMENE'AAL COURT of the PROPltlf;rpgs . othis cO):1 1 .1NY, to.l)e he'd pursuont to its Charter; will .Tali place our TtivitsDAY, the 4th (lay of i)anui.ity next, at the AtO' and ANCHOR TAVERN, in tlietraild, in the County of Miitilit•sx, of Eleven u'Ci,it.k in tileTinenutiu. -•- }3y 01%191 of the Court of Dir,et.irs, i'f:ODElt, Secretary. The hr taken at.'lwOre o'Clock VHF.; Firm i 1 AZA la?, . . 131.11tNE C ; and Co. themtractiii Ghrernhient, feel a'irateful PleaShre - in acknooileilgitig ! the highly ropecto a bl e - an d A pp r ,, v ; 11 ; tesiitsionials, already receired, attic , pie sent Luittcry Selle.tue. It has been their study to form it on "the, orizinA.auil favourite. principle of Li S 4 THAN •rev - tsz.A- 5. - rraz,u, t They:have als‘, introduced Two perfeetlrnew Cirand Capitals Of Twenty-live Ttaiiis,ilid . GUiriekis each, to be paid in Gold, with Two. of L.qh,ooh,-&-e. Thus, .subluittity to .the Public, Capital Prizes, v.hiele in magnitOlte were tinlitio*li in the old, yet approved Lotteries, of :mac than twice the number of Ticliots. - MR. ,FOX'S SPEECHES. This Pay wvie pahlished, in Six Volumes, Svo. (*WI - an troduction, t.y the Righl Hhauitirable Lard Erski!►e).,,prire 41: as. hoards - , T uES I'EECEJ ES 'of 1 - 11 Right • Hoil4iirkie • 01-1.-I.ItLES.3 MI ES FOX, In the !lonic of Gunitmutis. Printed tor Longnian, Unto - , Rees, Orme, and 'brown, Piternuster-ruw . : 'and .liiines"-Ridg&a::,'Piceadilly. • . -.............__ _ _ .. . . . . . . , 0f..Wi1 ,, 111 ma , .. li , iiad, - . - • 1. Speeches of the Right Hon. Wilifana Pitt.; iirfB VolsAtto. - 11. 11s; fid. - hoards. . . - • . • '2 4 . Speeches of the s ßight lion. 'N% - 'illinin Windham; 'in - 3 v014.6v0.,i1. Iris. Lu.*lrtic. . . 3. Slitecils of Vv:. Rigbt Hon. .1. I'. Curran ; in Sco. (file 4th Edition, With klitilions - ), - price iics. hoarils. ; - . In thk , •Pi , .lss, mid iptedily •will bu Publi,beti,, Speeches of .the Right Hon. Eihntind . 11LitIe. .' This Day sr.is published, in Bvo. Crbe Third Edition, improved and enlarged), price 10s. Gd. Boards, coNeis. ENGLAND. try ;Eoft — GE CUSTANCE. " We most siocerely congratulate the Palle on the ap pearance of a Work, which we titian safely recommend as well fitted to. supply a elitism in our system of pULlic, insl ruction. Of. the merits of the work, the public ta:ty form- some judg ment, when we inform them them that. it contains whatever is nuist interesting to'the keiteral render in 111*am - one: to.; kether With much useful information derived float Professor Christian, De Lohne, and various tither eminent authors."--- EckOic.Rev. Printed for Longman, Unrst, R yes, Orme, and Brown, Pa ter. noitiir-rotr. . :Of Whom ,may be bad, The swine Worh, in i2roi).'prict. 7s. Boards. ;This Day,*ere..published,in , 2 Vol'. Bvo. vice 11. 4s.,bo4ads, kii.EMUII:tS of the PRIVATE - got( PW3LIC • • LIFE of .WILLIAM PENN. By Tt IOSIAS CLARKSt)N, NI. A. Printed for Imiginat), Hurst, 'lteei, ()rule, .atid 'Browa, Paternoster-row. - . .. 19nhlication as that whieh is lidiv before' is, is w•ith t t lionYanti common munioirs." , - . ".We have participated in the enthusiasm of the 'hiciita'a pher, and we concur witiititii in the noble sentiMents.winek on every occasion thw from his pen. The.portrnit which he has 'given of his bein is amoral painting - of great merit; it - is a study for private.(iristians.an.l public characters; end we should be h:sppy to dud thatat - obtained generarthintiention, because such an - admiration must be bitted -as the prelude 4k iinitation.!'--,Nonthly Review, Nov. 181 : 1. AS above may 'he bail; by the saute -- Anthor, 1. The History of the Abolition of the Slave Trade, 2 volA .Bvo. 11.4 i. boards. 2. I.Portraiture of Quakerism, 3 vols. 5v0...11. 7s. boards. rikED PRIZE! 2 - 2 O f -•- 2A,000 Cin i fleas in (iu1d... , .52,500 2 .. r L.20,000 ~ .. 40,000 2 " 10,000 5 ' 1,000: 5 , . . .500 2,50 ID . . • - e6O - • 15 50 ' 1,500 . * 1, 2 ;7: 30 24:. 1,030 15 'l,OOO. , r • • 4,00 l O • ' 4G,000 • . . MO N 6,671 Prizes , ALL IN . EY. Ile:gins Draviioe. the i ith of ,Ff.BRIJARN,7. TICKETS.uid SI 1.111. .ti are piling by iIAtA RD, BURSt, and co. 'Stoelitilrol4r4 the Contrictors, SOCith Gate of the Itoyal'EuhaTige; where, in the late and former Lotteries, P r i ze s have been sold exee'eding in Antount TWO MIL LIONS s;"I'EII.LING, -• . . .. .- , . 'Ii:2JH~(~0 4 - itit-1,•No-4, C 9n) 1611.--,TO. publish all •the 11 , - Prizes sold by DISH, won't! require more volunit-s than the Stittntes at Large. Piesoroing* thc. , sanao good • fortune will ;it, end, thi3 long-established Mike in the ensuing Lot tery, that has been so remarkably conspicuous for a loisg se.•_• ties of yr.irs,,the,Pablie commands are solicited by. DISH, at NO: 4; Cornhill, to Ptiii . clie tile Capital`Prizei in the New Year!sLotteryr conta.iniug.. . • , . Tiro new PkizeS 'of .:25;006 Guineas eaelf, To be paid,in (ipld ; also Two ... -Prizes of .... r20;600 • . - TWo• , . 5„000 Five l,OOO Arid 6;(7"1i of-5001.'20..':. 1001. &c. &c. Being less titan Two Blanhs to a Prize, and no Fixed Prize. Begins DiliWing, t4th . FEBEI T AItY. • , ThC following are but a fvw - pf the Capital Prizes which bare been sold and ,hired by BISI-1 since" Mardi, 1E15: -- 1,.N; Timi.Asr , cosTKAcr, 13,553, a Prize of 1:50,000 , flare er Cent. 11,011 • 50 ; 000 , COE suit. 6,167 4,171 L.1,000 13;534 E.500 17,856... i L.sce 7,05 1 ) l , O OO 1.4, 5( 4 5 12,37"! 13,591 l,OOO 3,059 , 4:1',7.1 . 7,755 3OO 18,347 '2OO 7,4013. . - • 500 . 10 46 3OO ' '&c,•&c. . In the Contract prt;ceding, ' 2;07 a Mite 0f...... L. 40,600 And in the Lottery previous, ALL the THREE PaLZES of •30,600 .. !!! 1, Letters post paid) Rnelositg Bank Notes, Post-Office Orders, &c. &c. will receive the same attention as if per sOlially preir,etat , by lilSl - 1, N 0.4, • CortIlli11.• •.. _ .. . ' • This Dap were published, in 51 , olsi8vo. price 31. boards, . The ' econ d Edition, of, •NtEmonts of thee KINGS of SPAIN - of the of BOURBON, (coin the Accession of Philip the' i• iftli to the Death of Charles the Third; t7nt7—l7BSL , -.• front u npublished Documents and Secret Wipers. Introduction relative to the 'principal Transactiiias' ender' 'the Austrian •Dynasty,.and 2rStatistical Account;of tile State.of,Spain, at the Acces#o,l of Charles the Fourth. Dedicated by permission to the'NUNuivorWel. lingtun , By WAI. CORE, F.R.S: . I 7 A'.S. • ArchtleaCon and Rector' of Dernerton, • Print . LI fc..• J,ottgontn, Hurst, Rees, Orme, nod Brown, Pa terttostt:r-1,,w ; and at tire. British GatleiT, 54,'New 11:inti -street. . • , . Of whom may be hat., by the same Author, Meniiiirs of lloi - atin 10..,61 %Valpole., is -2.3::us.tlvo..il!i;.sty-ated with 20 pot fr,lits, } ..ic. it. la. in boards, the:St:tic/6d liclitlintaitt . t'-d' tiftl t ind'eniars.ed,. ' - ' • ', • - • •, • • • • BATEMAN . ON . CUTANEOVS 'DISEASES. -' • •, This Day .was i , : uhlishe,d, to Bvot (illustrated by a cohuired Plate of the - Eight Oiders), the.4'hit - d:Edition, 'price 1 , 25. iii.boards, of A PRACTICAL SYNOPSIS" of CUTANEOUS - _EX_ DisEAsES, aeo . iniin , .t to the •Arrinetnent-bf•Dr.•Wil:- lan; eXhibiting ;L• couctie•l'iew of the Diagnostic Syniptonis, and the Method of 'freatinctit. By 'lli OM ASIIATENIAN; M.D., P,L.S. • . • Physician to the Public Dispensary, and to the Fever Institution. Printed for Lungivan•,' Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, 'Paternoster-row. "-His ntittle of treating his subject renders his work it per. model for works of this description:" "To this general 'encomium upon the work, it is scarcely necessary to add our •opinion, that it ought to be in the Library of every 'member' of the prOfession."—Ediii. Med. and'Sui'ge journal, - Jati, lsl4. • ' This Day . was published, The Fourth Edition, (*With On Introduction - to the Work, refcrence to late Events) s in Qua VOLlktavo, price 12s. boards, of V IS I T to - P - A R.' I -S -ilk, • • . By •J OTIN -SCOTT, • . Containing a Review bf . the Moral,. Yoiitroel, inteltalual, and Social Condition of the French Cr:r.:tal; Observations on the Manners of the various Classes of Stoner y ; ;:it its tical Conthict and-Opinions; and on the getiv . al-Sta:s. of .its information and Attainments in Literitture al/(1 drts... 7 - — PriUted for Longman,: 'Horst, 'Rees, °rale, and 'Btosti Paternoster-row, London: Also speedily Will 'be published,ltY•thelameAuthor, • • l'AltIS REVISITED in 1315, by way of Brussels ; includ -1 lug u Walk over the Field of Battle at Waterloo ; Oliserva tioni on' the •late glorious Military-Events,' and Anecdotes of the Engavotents; a View of the Capital of France when in the PectipAion of 'the - English and Ptussian TroOps a an nute!Accotunt:of the whole Proceediu4s relative to there . neural - of the plunderal t Watts. of 'Art from late Lorhrt, with. Relketiotis this'lMea:iure; concluctin;.withtl ter on the Political Temper at 1' Conditinti itf Fr"ar;i , the Cli - ,:r.c!er of't _ . • .....1,.j. 1 , ..? ,r :), -44,N, ..` • , .. . 1 , - '"` ..,' r ~,,.--;,,.; •-, ... : , • •-.1 '5.....,.....-.........- - , ~ _ _- `! ~ SEVENPrNCii. lito“ PAPERS:- . . , . . . PARIS, Dr,c.2T :';..; ...; , - - '1 .... insc wri ;)elo the ptoposi•- , tion submi,C!ll: t o the 'C I ripper of Dep.:Pies by - Anits.de caste! l!,ajac, t%l h rega7 ., in ~ , ; :n! liewr lileas 'i l i: r . s f; , , 1 ',he relief Of the French (;.icr i 4 , ,, . Tire. 'speech .by which it ',W.lis iutrodnTen einttanissonse po wet:k i ll argnihents, wied with great ability. aull. .eloquence, and Wits - ordered by the Chantber to be printed. The firoposition it: ell v..isi' htiewiie t .;i....,. : tected to lie taken : hub' consideration': i\ions. tie Castel Bajac ai , silines as a 'fundamental Finei 7 ple, tba ! l .wit!..tout morals no empire can e njoy real prosperity, awl t ha' without religion there. ' can , :be- i n tt ne morality. '1 he . men, he ob, str6i. we're hilly -stiti'sfied of this principle ; \vlio • .unhappily succeeded in liking on religion the stig- , , rna of tantacism ; a success which was soon fol. , hatted by the confusion of all ideas of honour and virtue, and by the equal destruction of the th:0111: and the altar. If the perverted lianse ?F . religion had sottietimes been the source of evils.to the world what had not the abuse of philosophy to answer for ' A touching picture is then drawn of the poverty and exile to which the rJettier part of the Ft ench. clergy have beets Comic:hatted by the event. of the revolution, And 6f the sileid decay of those saered. temples in which the people were once peens touted to . witness jhe..reremonics• and receive the - . eonsidatiOn of the Church. "In many places the -Christian aies.deprived of the rites of that religion which Celehrated hiS birth : he'its vain "e..tptirei 'for the church or its pastor ; a ,Mottruful silence „reigns around him', inti.he expires, inVoKing the name of that Deity .0 lions his children will hardly ' learn to kuoi.i , ." How was it poss bid: th,t the -.l3easant, - es he weeps over the ruins of cons,•.risted , places,shdtdd yet contribute to I heir recunctr.iction, ur to the relief ,9f his priest, whose hum, wai "once a ' snteasylurn for the poor,and who i's now th !,poorest individual in the parish '? The.conscrpten, c of this - state of thing* is represented as threate.i:ng the church with a. 'stilt more formidable (fall her.---'. Every day the number of the ministers of religion is reduced by death, a d•eath accelaaved by the hardships tiAder i'viich they labour ; and hoiv can luta be expected to enter ,on a . professiOn vVhick 1 scarcely holds out to them the means of subsist enee?. Even the few vVitout a , ptire and .sstibliMe , vocation of spirit. might induce to. for e go every J • • worldly: 'cqnsideration, would • require .:4iiite_re. 1 - Sources fur their ,sttpport, and the means of duly- I . prepating themselves for their. sacred 'functions. ~ A fter 8 urem variety of observations illustrative. - . 1 :of the pat denial• merits of the , ; ;event provisions I contained in his plan, he Moved an address, prny. 7 .ifig his iNiairsty.lo propo•e to the 'ChaMber .the 1 following projet of ,a li w :--- .., ' Art. I. 7 ilie,liilliops and l'riests art. authorised to „receive all donations w prs whether of real or eonal 'property; aid all • reets Raid to -them by individuals, tur tii, maimen...ner of ' ;. public ‘vorship, of ministers, seminarats, he'd all ectlesiuSti— , cal establishments,. in order, that they May retain pusses:Otttt for thenn.cicrs :mil their su:!ces:fors for ever, un aiipiying them ; to tilt ',impose deitinetl. hy.thedonors. 2.• The admitr u istratio ot the s:akia property shall b,eloug t 37 i 1 elusively to"the ecelesiasticaFconneitof ili - e diocese, Whenever •; the donations shall regard the diocese; and to the parochial clergy when they relit.` to parishes; prorated to:it:the donors 1 themselres .d:t .not revlate.the management of their re4u.c.s 1 tire ; contrihutions. • . ' ..: S. The recisiatiell council, which shall be presided oter by the ilishop, shall be coinpw.ed 'of the three principal Mi nisters of the chief place in the ditierse, of two Litmus . , 211.1 of a Grand-vicar; it will reserve to itself 111 e, right of review ing the administration of.th`st parothial clergy. - 4. - The claims ut the revenue upon these - donations will he found fixed by the 4th 'chapter of iha SectiOn, Sti book, of the Civil 5. All 'donations made by, rirttle of the present law wilt har;! - a full sod entire ttfed', wittiont•lteii4; submitted to tins Sanction oftiorcruinent, .v...iienever - they shall have beta iire;- - vi(ais;v nI i h conc,irinithly to the condition:4,ld forms enacted by the ei,ir Code, all the pcorisincii ,!I which are maiinained, in whate•ver altered the liresent • • Inc following - is, the Act brwhiCh our if clitrality soleimly cngaised • • • . Aftertae accession of sseitzefland to the Declaration published at-Vienata:On the Atli Nlareh, 1 - 1,• the Power's who hirehirehire sitive..,sig•tled tfte Treaty of ip race at Paris, had bunt fortnally,=naluttiCated to the" Ministers of the Intperial amt.! RoyalcLout:ts, acc,,. - Jilig.to the res.thition of the Dirt, doted the 4th March, thrrt existed no,longir a ny objection a, recog'ititiim . at):1 vacant ee of the perpetual neutrality o Switterland Within the new frontiers, which fixed )y the presoltAleclaration. Itor;ever been judged , exiediunt by lit,Lliftercnt r'o'vers to delay the sign:ttitre Oft hisract till the pre , . tent piniod,. 1:1' order that regard &gilt he had as well to the changes, which the events of war and its consegornt re4toion, might extend to the borders of `tvitzepLind, as t, the 010 , 11- fications a'risingltswii the satill, cause, and allecling tetritci ries that Ought to share in the adraniages Of the Helvetic Hey trahty: "'fries changeS bring dettrinined by the late. Treaty of Paris, the Powers two signed the decineation of Vienna of the 20th of March, recognise by the present act,. in - a formal and-anthenoc manner, the perpetual neotralitytif Switzer land,' awl' guarantee to lieqhe inviolability of her territory as circum,crilied within the new limit's, fixed by the Cougrets Vienna, and the late Treaty of Paris, and definitively settled in conformity to the extract of the annt•Yed protocol, dated -the ,3d of Novernbez, which grants to the Helvetic. Confederation a new increase tif territory,'deiivetl front the territory of SaVoy, for the pirrposCtif routitlin,; the twain; of Genera and uniting the different points upon which it touches: " The i'owers emu:iffy . recognise Mtf neutrality of dlio.e parts of Savoy alluded to in the - .declaration of the UOngre s of Vienna, data,; the 201 - 11 March, and . also in the late atir of Peace, and that they thin varticijiate in the neutrality Switzerland int he same manner as it they had f :Med 4.1 part of its territory. " The Powers who signed the Declaration of the COtlt March proclaita, in the most Authentic forut by the present Act, that the. neutrality bl Switzerland, as well as her independence of alklareign iiirotettre, ate in -con= fortnity.to the true principles-of ropean pokey. i‘ They•declare,,at the same time, that nu influence tinfa-'. wourable to the•neutrality and inviolability. of Switacrlamd, east or ought to be drawls from the events that led to the passage of the Aliird troops through a part of the territ or y o f the Confetlerdti . ou, - • . " The c passage voluntarily. granted by the cantons in the eOnt-eutioo of the 90th Mardi, wA, a. necessary ton,:equ t . n , e of thelreesacceSsion of Sr'itztrland to the Frineiples tuani: f.:steol bythe.PoWrs, who were parties to the signature of the `sweat.? of Alliance•of ;he , awe date. , " The eowers reeogltise With satisfaction, that the ink, hitants of Sn i t slieweil at :that time what great sacri fice., they were pr;liared to mace for the get:kg-al good, and for the eahse,supported' by all the. States of. 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