The Sun. — London, England, 1814-03-11 00:00:00

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'l*Sties Servants will nerfnrni the Tragely of ' throlet, Mr. Kean; Ophelia, Miss Smith. • 4 '6 will be added the Nlnsical Entertamment of • t)h - v. THE PRIZE.kr • b kn ee 'Nay, King Ri c ha r d ilal• Third; with The Three and rt. TIITE.:IT2E ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. OftR.OW EVENI&O, March -12, will "" Performed c-bt. • THE BEGGAR'S OPERA. `4l) Mchtith; mr. forlOOn ; Polly, Mies Stephens. After o: lath he Comedy of . THE PANEL. h will be added the new DriunAtic Rmnanes of 1 1 N t ‘VANDEItiNG BOYS. ' • thtYsis.." l - ag Richard the Third ; with Turn Out. PORptAIT OF MR. ~.K EAN. Prqposml to publish, by Subscripti - ptfv.a ARACTER of . ot . the • CH• Alit; engraved from a Picture painted by Mr. t:S• The Prints :sill be delivered in the order of but atone) to be paid until their delivery. i P 7 :'tW eNI taav ~.reo for a tqw days at Mr. Watts's .• No 'l' , Old Boad-streit• • Just published, F. • I • 1 LIF E4NESS -of FIELD _ alt . ; front a Drawing taken from tier Iloval Highness Princess IVD.H.ELMINA of Eugriived by Mr. Ei. NILYER. Priee by R. Acherinann, 101, Strand.,' • t r E ,.IEItNI kNNet• SOPF.R.Rvit WATER (...0i.01.. , R5, (rtp -401:`, Patronized, atul recommended hy the. most eels rat ed !Ilid;`', 4 5 the United Ringibini) being retioeil and ed p p . In-q*ecti , ii,'tliey will he fourl, ep.‘n XllB ' t" De: 'free: fremtjjloSe'iuiperteptible destiactive pa rti necasioa t:wse frequent changes of tie lrilliaot l'ect•-,2"f.C'idours 'Flier have, besides, a mast peculiar con -101t."', eaell statiiped 'with the name of the ;0- Tlit, are sold in Loxes of varin•is sorts-turd sizes, ‘tud cakes, iarre and small ; A'so,7Velvet Colours. I).li'er , s Lind . ~.f. i terials for DrawingLn tUt ; du e) , p a p e rs, Sze. LI , tole-ale and itetail,--DVasvings to copy, at-Four Guineas per Annum. GUY'S 'HOSPITAL. 411: FON., will Colitmen-ee•his La , TUR:ES on the STILUQ LIME ni,l of the 4„,;lti, on WEDNESDAY 'EVENING the.l6th instant, at 3VPa.,t, rive o'clock. ‘ Ways Profe;sional Attendance, at WI House, br?,j (27 3 Argyh,:street, Monday and Thursday, and at No. ‘ 92, , d 4.-, rt.t, liaelifriars,Tut:strlyaad Wednesday,from lea iiree 11 4 1It `„ 11 '..ro . fi u Fox and' Mr. Downing attend in Bridge-street MIDDLESEX .1 - 10SPITA.L. A. N invidioos Report h'at'ing , been rircill'Oed that Mr. B V ROOKS has declined the consT fo ! 1 1 ,'e 01 , VICE of. SItGEON to tin:, NIIDOLESiAvr r -IL, vacant by the death of Mr. he i,,_" le it.e I Q fissure hi s Friend's and tf te • Govertiors it is hits firm de tiNiination .to persevere in Canvassill e till the day of hlee ' and froa l the yell' flatterin g 609 alt ue has already es -I?.elleid, Ins no doubt ofrical stieeeis. ” 3 / 4 tiew: '\ 1811. o [i - ASBY anti .Co.. 26, Cmithill. respect- A S YLEC .II acquaint tile l'oblic.that they nr- selling a choice FrAvvr i . Timors SilAttEs warranted am tit ki~ j3 , incerely thei- Ftietuls be . as 117 1 ` ) AY next as they were in the 'L.St• two Lotteries tui 4 kks Two of 20,0 00 . 2 1. .1e 00al. Three of 10001. be t)f 391JiC01. 0 2 TW o "‘17.,,ES OF TWENTY TIIOT,T';AND POUNDS, &c. B ce• and 0 Q7' 'ONE DAY . 10 DRAW. T MONDAY, Mach 14, is the last Day 44 0 r, 1 , °1 n rawing-, ark en tbeFl TicKET W I receive, in addition, TWENTY iOUZ,A).D, THE A 7 ,':lts'EL CONTAINS 2.. 1.. ~c .20,000 . . 2,030 . . 1,000 . . 300 11,, x , 7. .:•1 the full proi?ort lop 0 . 1 other Prize'. 7 wn iti c/ _' I and !•:11ARES and warraoivil try r.t . t „ . , ti()OI)LUCK; nod Stock-brokei , , t.:.`l‘l.k..votructors for the ',Ater:, at . their Officei, Coroerof o King's I . ews, Char • • LOCK AND SUItGlc. His Nyttl Flii.thnes.s the DTIs:T. of ITYAK, following- Committee of GoveroOrs '4ll Egfemont • Col. W. 3.3 ones, P.I. P. 41, iul John Latooche, Eiq. M.P. ""• glierlilan, M. P. Col. O. (lenient:, M. P. n• &Barry, M.P. Capt. J. any. • IL - DISPENSARY , President, and • Sunntox - , re.vl-r : Riertian, Member of the.ltoyal qollege,..Loncion. 1-IL above ESTABLISMIRNT unites the Safety Of a . PUBLIC INSTITUTIOM,'Yith a Delicacy, and Secrecy, that belongs to Private - Practice, and, c„ e . 1.1 to its high Patronage, it is .coed acted by such Profcs bis4,4.ll: Skill and extensive Practice, that the worst Cases of triettrrt'S, Deby,- Ulcerationt4, &c. however ( 4 ate or of 'lon t ; standing, experience a complete Cure, ~,,b,j,cl l as that I)erangenieut .of the Generative' Organs, n impairs the Constitotion arid shortens Life-pit niti • Kierna n may ho consulted by Pati'ents of both sexes,_ PLR - ate house, Ni,. Lower Charlotte-street, Bed : 1,-;4"i'qUare, where the I#} Advice rind Medicines via if .i .v en, or sent to any part of the United Kindom. T,L, ) ;%•l?ublished, price 3s. Practical Ohservat ions on the su t e " I)l seascs,; staid by Sherwood and Co. 20, Paternoster and by 11. ilighlev No. 2 , 1 Fie L street e - • FOR THE GROW CH OF HAIR. . 4 () Nei HAIR being so universally thorn, par. tieularly by young Ladi e s, Mr s . JOHNSON t a k es th e iC ‘ erty of acquainfing- the Nobility a nd G en t r y, th a t sn ,.en (.1 disc' ITALIAN 61LS are the Only artictu'that has ever vered accelerate its growth, which is aequiled by ; 441 Y rubbi ng the Oils in the Hair twice a week. They also ender the hardest Nair as soft as silk, and completely eradi e the dry s cur f, wh i ch is so very troublesome (inure espe tfi'f'l,lY nice powd er i s ou t o f nse l, an d w ill k eep the hair kali 'llll itt curl. 'Voting Gentleinen at school, who-have in ensral emirse hair, aitended by a quantity o f d r y scur f, wou ld . 4 ' l l ir ea t benefit fi:oui the' use of those Oils, not - Only by the 11 eEent comfort they afford, but by lettin 7 the hair be rubbed v 7 and then . , when they b e co me: o ld they would not, have L Lactia gr e y hair or a b a ld place on their heads which has i v "a lx.perieneed by !lumbers who-have used th e Oils in ;heir !rheOils, for the List thirty vear;,' have been sold iu nuts, at ss. each ; but :Mrs. .161nIsoi, • finding that-half the quiitititv will serve a young- person at least two months, has re duce 4 th e s ' o f the wh• h willhe sold future at 423 ' ' l- '• only, giving persons therebydwopportunity of judging 0 f its virtue s at a tritliou T 0 b e b a d of the i l nsnu, 94, :Newman-street, . ssiat i cirtettie;ttT;l: s at ie fl e cr4 t co ; 9..rn.o . r, i, n i t i p d :ryi;i: Oxford-' i .c.pa 4,1 ../Lll FRIDAY, MARCH 11, 1814. D I STRESS - IN - GERMAN Y. BOUT Eight Years. ago, the CALAMITIES occasioned Uy, the Wardifferent PROVINC!'.S of GERNIANY'tzave to a SUBSCRIPTION, 'and the I,,,rina tion of a CONIMITTEE in LOndon, to relieve the Distresses on the Coutinelit. By the generosity of _the British Public, the sum of nearly 50,000 i. was remitted, which rescued multitudes front the ex tremit, of want ; but at no peridd since the existence of this Committee, has the mass of every hind of • misery been so great, in the country to which their attention was first di rected ; where the many :angninitry battles fought in Silesia, Lusatia, Bohemia, Saxony, Brandenburg, and other parts, have'entailed upon fhe peaceable inhabitants, sufferings, al most unexampled hi the annals of history. • The Committee arc anxi , ,us to iuspress upon the minds of their countrymen, that in anticipation 'of British support, tliey.have remitted to different parts of Germany to the amount of near 40,0001. • • Amount already advertised - ,C. 48,390 9 5 Subscriptions since received • • At Lloyd's.. R. S. Wishech - b 0 J. Knight, jun. - 1 1 W. I)Acsou, sen. Stone 2 2 2 W.Dicksoli,jun.nc.ir do. 2 2 Cummiugs, Esq. 2 2 The COTimration of Messrs. Needham and High Wycoriih 20 0 Nixon, "N AtingLiain ie 10 The Mayor, Aldermen, .Haynes end lentLh 10 0 and liailiffs of ditto, of Sutton 'Val- with two 'friends to , 14nee, Kent, per S. the Cause • - 30 0 - - - 2 2 Friends of Saffron Wal -11.0.t. Tayior. don, Stained, Bard- Sionimith, Oer'on 10, 10 field, • Finchingfield, .lington 5 4 • SalinF,Thaxted,Fel .l'. E. 'fl• • ns., , ditto 5• 5 sled, and Stebbing, .11. r v . .Derr Essex - 83 6 by, i 1. 10 0 Sundries, per A. F. Gibs o n ••• . sCurlins,,C-: - ,, mid Co. 81 10 Rei!,- T. Dalton, Nor- C'haries - 10 10 man House - 5 5 S.)ciety, Tiro. Hall, Esq . .Walthin 1 1 Ne wbury, per RtV. • 'JOIIII Fiske, Esq: ditto 1 1 R. Smith 26 5 Thomas Smith, Esq. do. 1 Friends of 1-ItulcY, - • Henry Archer, Esq. do. '1 .1 prr Jos. .lolm Marten, Esq. do. 1 , May - - 67 9 GeOrge Walton, ditto 1 I East HunnittgfieldCol•• Sundries, . from Is. to lection,' per Rev. J. 103'. Gd. - 21, I Gs. Gd. N,!ttidge • - 6 0 J. Gawen, per Jones, Wyeointi Coffee- Lloyd, and Co. tion, per Ree.J.Prke 40 0 Richard .Nichull, Esq. Drayton, ilranzhatup, . East Barnet, 15uck , ,Collection,per • Bradford,Yorksbire,lst Rev. Satii. 9 0 remiitance - 500 0 J. H. - • - 21 0 CaStle,liedingham,Pa -6enre,-e, .lacl.son; Esq. - • _Collection, per Kentish Town 10 0 Ker. H. -D. Morgan 58 4 10 10 20 0 SubscriptiboC rvcrived at the Bars of the (;ity of London Tavern ; Llo3d's Coate-house; Stoi;ii. Exchange; and at all the Bankers in town and ctountry. IL [I. ITN, • 1 -h'ecretaries. LUM , , HOWARD, J. • OFFICE DF , OIW.V.INCE, Feb. 21, 1814. , T HE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His JESDY'S 0111EVI:INCE do , hereby give Notice, That Proposals will be' received. at their Office, in Mall, en or Wore Friday, Me:lBth day of March next; from each Persons as nay be to undertake the Supply of F l Crage for the brdnanee Ilirays stationed in the follvving Districts, to Sc delivered at . the Exproce of the COntracior, North Britain, - South Wt,t, including Ports- Northern, mouth, Isle of Wight, and Yorkshire, ' Chri'stchuiclf, Eastern, excluiive of Was- Western ; ' . • Woolwich with its Depend- Southeiii, exclusive of. Cha- cocks, ham, Warley and Chatham, • Weedon, Nortfiiimptonshire, for a period tif Six liloaths, from the let of April next. ,The Oats to lie good,sweit, dry, wad clean, without any mixture of Foxy or Mowburnt Oats; and must not, weigh less thait - 37 pounds per Winehester Bushel; 'the" Hay to be sweet and dry, and -deliverolin Trusses of 56E6;s..weight. The Straw, to be gotl, clean, and dry Wheat •r Rye Straw, and delivered iu Trusses of fidlbs. weight.' The Prices to be paid fur the respective Quantities of each ,Irtice•ivhieh 'nay be delivered, a t th e f o ll ow i4 rates, t+ii. For the Oats at per hundred pounds; Avoirdupois tot ii;let. For the Hay. at ' "per hundred and' tivelVe Pounds. - For the Straw at per, havedred and,tweleeponads. The Proposals may' be delivered seperatelg or jointly for, two or more of the erred Districts, and it is expected that the Contractor shall receive the Steihle Dung,'which,daring the Period of his Contract, may' accanauliite;mitki>ig an allow ance for the same, after the rate of per Horse in,. ;reef:. Further Particulars may be known upon Application to • the Officers commanding the Royal Artillery in each Dis lrict; and also at the Secretary's Office, in Pall-Mall afore said, any day ietween the hears If Ten and Four o'Clock, where the Proposa r ls 2rtyst Lc delivered, sealed up antkindors ed, " Proposals for Forage i" . but no Proposals can be ad mitted after the said iB;ll.lfarch, at Twelve o' Clock at ..VtJon of tie same Dart, :Wither will any Tender be noticed, unless . . the Party making it, er an Ayent I,n his belta'r t . shall attend. By Order of the Board, R. 11. CR Secretary. Cu, 1:11AW: COALS FOR GIBRALTAR. Commissary in Chief's Office, March 10, ISI4. SUCH Persons as ate desirous of Contracting with the Countissary in Chief to supply COALS, to be delivered at Gibraltar, may receive Particulars of the Con- , tracts at this ()Wee, between the hours of Eleven and Five, and deliver Unit' Tende'•s sealed up, and directed ta. the Commissary in- Chief, marking threon " Tender for Coals for Gibraltar ; on or . before Wednesday, the 23d instant, (but none will be received after Twelve o'Clock en that day), nor will any Proposal be noticed. unless niade on or a:mese(' to a printed Particular, and the Prices inserted in • words at length normiless'a Letter be subjoined to such Proposal signed by Two. Persons of known property, engaging to become bound with the ,Party tendering in the sum ex pressed in the Particulars for the due performance of the Contract. TO ALL WHO VALLT THEIR SIGHT'. HE 'Sight of the • Aged is restored c the Weak • Sight strengthened; and Vi s e Perfect Sight preserved, upon unerring . prine4)ici, by . .BRADBE:ttR,Y's _PATEN I' SPEUTACLEs, 3j2, Oxford-street To prevent Disappointment, be particular in observing it s vot a shop, but a Pric.►te House, next to chc Figh mongee's, between Swallow-street, and Arglele-4treet. DEERETT'S PEERAGE! OF (;REAT BRITAIN AND IREL.ktill. PUBLIC are rest , •^tfidly informed, that a NEW ED/ ACM; of t! is OM, corrected to the present time, a - 11l be published in a few days. BRIDGET, VISCOUNTESS VERCEVA , L In the Pre , , and speedily will be published, i A N ACCUitATE ACCOUNT of the SIN ; IX. , GULAR 'f !AA:, in the Court of King's Bench, (uild- '. hill, " LADY Pk.ii.GEVAL against JOHN METEOR!), Esq. 1 for Perj ur . -"...-\ Vith the wh,le of the Examination , and Cross 17.xamiti..tioos of Lady Pefeeval, Lady Anne Hamilton ' the ILMI. John James Perceval, &c. &c.: together with Lard lElb:nborougl.'s admirable Charge to the Jury.—Taken in • Comt by an eminent Short-hand Writ,r.--This work will coot sin a number of Original Letters, awl articles, writ ten by Lady Verceval, 'never yet published : with Explana tory'Notes, ',y the Editor of the News. iOrders for the Book will be received by every Bookseller s in the United Kingdom. In a few Days will be published, Handsomely printed, in Two large Volumes duodecimo, Pride in boards 12s. . ZENOBIN, QUEEN of PALMYRA, a Nar rative founded on History. - ' By the AUTHOR of PATilLuttiim. TIMES. Milted for fr. C. and J. Rivington, No. 62, St. Pant's Church Yard; sold also by J. Hatchard, Piccadilly.. . . . . ... - .._. .... Of whom may be had, lately published, a Second Edition of Patriarchal Tines ; or, the Land of Canaan ; Seven )30,01i5. Founded on the Holy Scriptures. By Miss O'Keeffe. •Price las. 6d. HISTORY OF CAMBRIDGE. Dedicated, by Permission, to his Royal Highness the Duke of Gloucester. On the First of !lay will be published, PTIE FIRST NUMBER . of the HISTORY of the UNIVERSI 1 Y of CAMBRIDGE ; illustrated by highly-finished and, coloured Engravings, representing ex terior and interior Views of the Colleges, Public Buildings, and Costume; being •FLIQ Similes of Drawings by Mackenzie, Pugin, IVestall, trwnts, . This Worli will be executed in a similar Style to the His tor' of Oxford, now poldishing . ; and will be completed in Twenty Itiontbly Numbers, forming Twu Volumes Elephant Quarto. A Thousand Copies only will be. printed : to the first 500 Subscribers, the Price will lie 12s. each Number, and to the remaining it will be advanced to tfis. As the first Sub scription is nearly full, an early Application will be neces sary to ensure its Advantage;. Published tiv R. Ackermann, Repository of Arts, Lou.. ; and to be had of all Booksellers in the United King- dow. IMPORTANT' IC INTER MEDICINE. Dv His 'Majesty's Ithyal Lctlers Patetti. 7 f - I4 LA R. MIN'S . REANIMATING SOLAR TINCT‘Mit is particularly reconithenikel at this dinn ing . season of the year. The warm and invigorating qualities of th ;Solar Tincture are very prevalent in. removing the impu rities induced by cold and emaciated habits,, as well as in re lieving complaints incident to debilitated ennstitutions. its virtues have Inca too long established •to be doubted ; therm fore with couffllenze it is promoted as a valuable family Me sijeinc in the most afflicting cases. Sold in gotties at (is. 7s. tid. and 14s. at the Warehouse, No. G, Albion-streizt, Surrey-road, and hold by _most Venders in the Kingdom. , Also Dr. Sibly's Lunar Tincture for Complaints incident to thy I , ,,tuaieSe::, at Ins. Gd. only. N.. 13. The ticauine has " C. W. Saffell " written upon the outside; wrapper. , A Pamphlet of the canny wonderful Cures performed by the; Solar TiucAttre, nosy be seen at the; Warehouse as abovi.t.. CHURCH'S COUCH DROP:s, ...,.......•.—.._ .._ , A Medicine utequall . d by any in the World, far the imme diate Relief and railual Cure of ' . COUGrtIS, GOLDS, ASTIIMAS; &c. IN common .Coughs, which are generally the effect •of Cold, it gives immediate rtlief, removing those troublesome irtitetions, Ur, as they are called tickiings in the threat, wh \ ich are:'so tormenting - iti this complaint,. acting as a cows - taut 'stimulus to coughing, and in quieting those convulsive eNcitements, and causing the .affiicted to breathe and speak freely. It Orocares rest and sleep in an eminent degree; and strengthens the constitution, which enables it to repel an enemy) whose attacks are frequently followed by the most fatal cinisepences., Persons afflicted with Pulitionary Complaints, or disorders the Breast end Lungs (even in 'the most advanced' state, and at the mustadvaticed period of lite); will trim instant relief. In Asthmatic or ConsUmptive Afrectiotts, (recent or chronic) liozasenesses, Catarrhs, Whecziugs, and Difficulty of Breath lug, it ,‘ill give immediate ease. Congealed Phlegm, Acrimony in the Fluids, and Untrue tions in the Glands, are with ease and safety discharged 'by gent le expectoration. It is also adwitable in Soreness of the Breast and Stomach, giving present ease in t;iose eau s. So id (Wholesale anal Retail), only,by Edwards, 66, St.Paurs, Sanger, asford-street, and 'lntl, E.xehange. CAUTiON. . . 1 'None can possibly he :;einkine -but those having the Stamp in the name of :,IIAW and EDWARDS, 4(4 St. Pawl's Church-Yard, to imitate which is Filony. • . Price oXly'is. 9d. and 4s. Gd. iSer bottle. " Hea al) is the wily Riches a Man cats set a .valtui upon ; without it all oleo arc poor, let their estate be what it xvill."—Moore.. • • • • " Health is certainly the Riches of Lift.; ; and it men were to derive their rank from that alone, it would, in all probability, snake them more caref3sl to preserve it."— Ibid. L ET those who are ,afflicted in the folio ..tino• r manner reflect on the cause that produced such- havt,c upon the " wholesome appetites and powers of hfe-:"—dis ordered stomach, drysough, Weakness in the voice, hoarse ness, slOrtness of breath upon the least exercise, and relaxes two of the whole system.• Those afflicted with paleness, lan guor of the eyes, wealusess of sight or memory, should take time to consider LirtnY )S'3 advice, that" youth is the impoi•- taut period for framing a robust constatutiou," and that " no- thinv• is to be dreaded swirl:tell as premature excess." The foundation of a happyole age is a good constitution in youth; temperance aid moderation at that age are passports.to happy grey hairs. The CORDIAL BALM OF GILEAD, prepared by Dr. ;;oloason, Gilead House, near Livet pool, ikuniversally knowled to be pecisharly e flicaciaus in all inward wastitsgs, loss of appetite, indigestion, depression of spirits, trembling or -shaking of the hands or limbs. obstinate coughs, shortness of breath, and consainptive ha:sits. • . Sold by W. Sutton, &c. Bow Church-yard; Mathews and Leigh, IS, Strand ; -Bacon. and Co. Oxford-street, London; Mrs. StuithiPprfumer, North Bridge, Effluborgh ; •J. Bax ter :sad Angus McDonald, Glasi.7ow ; and all Medicine-ven ders; price I ts. each, or _four in our Faulay Bottle for 335. by which one I ts. bottle is saved, svith the words ''Satoh Solionon, ,one engraved on. the_Stainp.- Where may be_had, price 3s. that sc :rce, interesting, and useful Family Work, (with_ which is given an elegant Portrait of the Author, and a View of Gilead House) entitled, A GUIDE ToTAFSLTH ; ur, Athicc to loth Sexes, in a Va riety of Compla'yats. By .8. SOLOOVN, AL D. Containing a Treati,se on Feinale Diseases, Nervous and Ilppochondriac 'Complaints; also Cieueratlialoario oft those Discases with the . human Body is tnoit frequcutly afflicted; ttxplajo ' ing the' synntotos, mode Of treatment, and remedi6,s most properly adapted for Sexual Debility, Dr. Salomon expects, whets consulted by letteN, the usmit compliment o.f.a one pound note to he inclosed, address ed Mo'ney Letter. Dr. Soionum, Gilead-House, near Li verpool. Paid double postage," • [PRICFP'SIXPEXCE-RA.L r PEN'NfT. TO THE EDVIOII. 01? THE' SUN. . . Szn,- 7 --It would be doing an essential service To• the'FOutry, if any man of bminesSiu P•arliameut, would endeavour to get'amended'snizth 'Acts of Parliament as are.sc worded, 'or so drawn up: to deteat their, o%liu purposes, of which fr om ti m e to time he Might getinformation fiorn country Magistrate's as 'they found-. difficulties occur in carnying them iuto execution. 1 .wiq instaboe two o r three ofily; thoughl apprehend there are ' many:more.: in 'the Mutiny Act, soldiers having families may be called upon to make oath of theVae.. 3 rd' their last legal settlement, and the JustiegiAndi give an attested copy of such affidavjt. v .tp livered to the Commanding. Officer i'Olkproduc ed when required ; which attested# attestttilyW &I' - at -, any time be given .in evidence, ike.•-•This attested copy then is the only evidence that cap be the examination itsel cannot, nor any other copy of it. Should:the soldier be called upnii again, he may have a copy of the attested copy., if it be then produced, but it is not said that such copy. of the copy Shall be evidence ; and therefore it is presumed not to be so. See' Lord Kennyon's de-• termination. 'Burn's last edition, IL 567. Mean while the Commanding. (Meer in the_ copy into his chest, and takes it with him to. Spain or Am erica, and the ClauSe of the Act becomes nugatory. . 2dly, .By Gilbert's Act for the maintenance of the Poor by incorporated Societies, a Justice of Peace cannot relieve a pauper, or even issue summons for 'the guardian, till the pauper Shall make oath that helfaill applied to the visitor, and bath been refused relief by him ; now the visitor is in country parishes a nominal officer, and .is known to take no part in granting relief, living perhaps nine or ten Miles from the Poor-house, and by possibility nearly twenty from the pauper. What therefore was designed probably for the ease and convenience of the Poor, he'cornes their hurtheu. 3dly, A Certificate must be-taken out, tinder a' penalty, befog any person may use dogs, &c. for killing Conies. But the exception is so general with regard to killing tliejn in hurrc4s, bi• iu any 'inclosed grounds, that the purpose is 'in .a great measure defeated. By inserting the above when you have room, you will Oblige !?our constant reader. A COON ‘OISTRATE. GERMAN. SUFFERERS. The following Letter, addressed to Messrs. HAIrmAN and Co. was received yesterday, and read at the Board of Committee for the Sermart. SuifererA. 500/, was imme diately voted to that untortunve distrr. , !. That part of"Saxony - iyirtg between the Bohe mian frontiefs and Dresden, especially tliose vil lages which before enjoyed such a happy ease, are - fallen a victim to the most horrible calamities of war. , Armigs without npmber have over-run this un happy spot for several mouths, and the fiend of German freedom.drove him to the most enormous excesses. _ The . dwellings were burnt or otherwise destroy ed t the cattle driven away, wher'2 it starved for want of provision, awl consequently no means left to till the ground., • The unhappy inhabitat)ts fled naked and hungry into the woods,. and re-appeared wher-quirt was a little restored, to seek help from the more re mote cottagers, but alas, from these they . could 'obtain but. little relief. For the whole of 'Saxony is almost destroyed. They could el4im no relief from their Sovereign, for.at this moment they have none. And they could get no succour from their ,bor dering neighbours, fur these,had shared the same `fate. • Thus these poor - cottagers, without bread, houses, or any help, are become a prey to the most contagious sicknesses. Of 36,000 inhabitants which this Brice happy district contained, 10,000 have been seized' by these infectious fevers; and more than 6000 already fell:a prey to the disorder. More than 1400 families (for twenty-five villages are wholly • destroyed) lay naked and exposed to . the inclemency cif a - rigorous Winter, with not even straw suflicient to lay upon. There has been a Committee formed of the most worthy members of that circle, for tae pur pose of alleviating, us far as possible, frightful miseries; hat their exertions have only succeeded far enough to furnish these poor fugi , tives for the space of five weeks with bread, phy sic, and straw. Their fund being now exhausted, and•Sallony wholly ruined, some aid can only he expected from those countries %Alija have less suffered.. We therefore turn our eyes and prayers to the noble English nation, the wealthiest and most magnanimous in the world, which has alreittly done much, 'indeed nearly all -the relief which Germany has received. It is from you that we expect the life and hap piness of so many thousand souls. We have made a collection for the supply of their wants for the following week ; but Bohemia has'suffered too much to afford any thing like 'an adequate sufli cieney for their pressing - wants ; and we are very anxious to furnish the abiiolute necessities, as. physic, straw, some greens, and, if possible, some corn, in order to cultivate .for the next spring, for the fields lying all waste, the misery will, if possible, be increased. God Almighty will plen tifully reward it, and you may rely on the most conscientious distribution of your liberality, : with - a true and public account of the same. Prague, Fell. 2, 1814. BALLABANE AND COMPANY. N. B. Allowances will be made for- the stile of this letter, when considered that it came from .Prague Ted ' 1 , 5 , lot rail ° of the j~;•tis - IS::7 :;t', F i°t 0 04 ;CC fi r“ . r'to 1 ' ) ,01 ,13 .thcr Ic v,t 1 ~, `~ , of % tat , t'l° Iti .'l. Irv ~, j, J`• :~• I "II 721 . , .'