The Sun. — London, England, 1814-06-03 00:00:00

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'-;- Majesties' S ervants will o er f orin t h e Comic. r...)per of (.1 - :: • - F Afte r ALSE ALARMS. . • a•l' (; ayland, 'Mr. RI - ail:no : and Susan, Mrs. Dick o u s . . ' which 'first di11..), a new Dance, czciled ' • Al-Li) hORIN G''RAY. To which wilt be added. We new Interlude or ixTRIGUY • T o - • • -niorrow 01helll- 'wt fi r Tile Weodinon 3 Hut. . s. ' - - • ' • • 1 - " H isTilp.A:!,l- 1,.!)I,IL, e(,)V.1.7..Ni.C-.0A13111,,- __l •,, 'IL'. ENIs EI'EN 1\6., !Nne 0: % '" 11 : 4 6- 4,- tk,0r.1,,,1 the (..;on - lc Opera of . . . Y . wa ng me,,doi„ , .I;OVE IN A VILLAG.. s if r. Si:lc:air ; and Rosetta, Miss Stephtas. • Ti, which , will he" add e d, '10_,,,,,,,r,, S ATAK. AND KALAsRADE:. • w, h lug; John ; teth Richard (Amur de tion. 1 i ri ei 1 , A ,.L - Ac ADENTY, sOMEItsF . ,:4•-y o LA r i. E . ,F. N. ," from , z F ' 4l " ':\ P 111 -1 - 110 \T is NOI, iii -..--,1,1, ti - ,." ' ' , :ti, • ,' - ; -.• till' &Ten in the Even-. .„. , iiiti., n i pi,. mo.n.n, • e 4. Catllo4tie is. t , A. Ssc. ---_____________ IIENI1.1" fIOWA,D, IL IS . (i: 11 " t. S.:1 PALL-MALL. ° AlNs i*t i f i'l t i 4 "R I -t: is Nt)W. 0 tiEN, wit it a Se_ POit our , twAt HOGAIITI I, NiTLSON; t.'4s e 4, 3 l';d,, _ttrcrl 111 ; with whii;ll fire British los . tifution, for' the pur lre " 1 ow i' en u he t:i t i n:.: i rtts of Those eminent Masters. kdroittance I-. Catalogues Is., By 04ter, Joko; YO,V . NG, Kerper. .'-'..------,.."--------_______ Co._ I tt , I\ARD 1;1;13,N k, and, o Stock-Brokers, - ''ll!s, i: ) , 4 9 , 3 . h( ' ) I' I. "",-• X . ( !If AN GE, respect t ully in form the 'r F t t, - ‘,"fiCKE'r i S ' .aiinSIIARF,S for the ensuing ST.VFE ;I1:1,,, i'"; are ' . s!art;'st tiii;ir Otlice as !thOr. " • ..I)6' z t . t eei , , e( ° !i n isi . ;ti of out 9,000 . 1 . ic . ket_ s,and cont_ai 2, ns coo ,' • •'.. - '-' 4 • ......i,.:0,00!! .2.... erizes o f ...L. , , '-• ' .'" •• • .... 1.0,000 4.. : -.... . 1,000. ,', :, '•• • , ...... 3. 0 00 i . 600 t i 4 be Fir st . - .8 0 . &c. &c. :: tiG O ,, Prize above 171. en the First Day, will be entitled lyl7 4, t 5',. 1 .„ . '''' 'ad , ll ; the reto , 'and the First Prize above 171. e .1,),-•••cknI Day, '•°." ~,' ~,-,.' r' on •D •-*.. c minences on ' - , 4 of . i hue , 0.., 4,0,,,,, - ,ue . rd.% i ft. ~ 4 1t . • , * t (io,' „.,-• • • MS KIG'S . BIRTif-DAT. -'ulnent, ittol all N :other Publi c !Securities bought and • 5•••••..;:_ . : " ' solifbyCoMmission. -...._________ . s _ 111R-r\ TO 'l' HE F ACI: LT Y. • • “ICAL PRA L CI'ITIONER, possessing a tirt.s ii1.1:1."(1)1(,•c.table and 'powerftiliy-incre.asing Practice, resid-• • ,ti,.,..,',,Y r.-niot,-. from, the Nleti•opolis, is desir,ms of , re --4- ,„,47.(;EN'I'L EMAN 'of ABILITY as:a PAlrriN . ;F ll -• , It! t d fodiPt about 60G1: per, annum, but c apable of :.i•ing I , •,.f . bii s .. 1 , ~( lu ) , b. le the amou it. Premiu u m Tequired (l ticlud- If .41' '' ; •ld ' d ''' .c t"r'S) 6001.—Apply . (post paid) . to Messrs: c)11- 3 , 1 . 4. 0. Nledical AgeLts, N0..18, Bartlett 's-buildings, 4-.,______ , . 14 - 1,,,,,. j ,. ._ ---0 ,„\_- Ay in tile. PITRCHASE of IRISH 4 Det:ti: .1 ' , N........ 1 ., r. , .. 4,,, 1 ,- 1 ~f ,h rho i•aolic are respectfully invited to kt . ii ~. A . \;', -1 e1ia,,,1 "Ty large and cberip Stock of 'lrishShirt!ti.g -)-1i "tlly ykr;,°tll, now on sale at the Irish Lined' Compa, i11,.:::41tia1.,...1.1.'""u5e in London Nn.•4, the Solith- site of ‘1,:"? I 'l F.,,ilTi,",are. "rhev are enit ' bled, from their Establish , e 'lett ie ',. ti ','u.uriie.. to 'sell the above Article. considera ."'-'ehed ' a n a ' ' ' - T. •cl l'is are .2. , ti . o_ h:ltlipot t r y 'House-in- London. Their. •0 f , tL e ... ne to,„„ ~.e'lit•lp of.acids ; -Iw:ne: got Up iinn)ediately" cr,,. c a t ‘,.,,-,...: ' 1 (n) ut . their Agents in the Sister Aingdaul, ,;,t ik ` o to r e ,, t , ''-' l'ln-ir fhi rat,iiity a'od colour; ' Mid- fdither totl, " faitl i f l i r ,2 the mony. should a fault appear.,-Ccuutry ent i j ,,,i %tteri!!... ( l t,,, - - - . on i 8 1 ,1 N DONOVAN, Na. 4, 'Blooro,hury-equare, .. 1-44 (K1 Bi l l i! 1, No. 10 Styphen-street, Dublin. Tqin er , t, ' 0-11 I: ..i :int, andliank of Ireland Notes, taken in *--------. or discounted. ' '4. -............„______ .. _ _ „stAsr 1' Ili,. )1A w , ce Nn ikei ' . :11tEclaeS4S, No. 16, - CREA PSIDE. u „ I l ''''S r 8 ;IA FA.MILLES arriving from AILOAD. _f4I.,rIIOIIItIETOR begs respectfully - to b:1- iNPIy ;,i'„ile• W.\ tii-i,tloiTS..'o; contain their usual rich ate''leti„N . in.t choicest Liotois l , Damask and other , 'fahje' Niiv i .,. *et inKl ! Eie , aot Fortlitures, India Goods, Gold. lieit' ci -4 : curious Cravat and other India :Nimbus : ,4'tt'r Arti e , ' , rics, Fin tio . l Lrice; Veils, Lace Drebses, 'Tia 'IN A t ; ~ foe fun Dre: , i.—lndia.Shavels-i•Teirerani N' en t'rht 1,,g",a, and Arabin Dittd.. gs ' 4t ellt Inu , eri l'r ' Cloth, and White- Chintz for t L , h o ,, , , a rune . fe WA rti '! ii)ee to four guineas each G old ex( l l l sirelY at I tis f o " ri es, ; to.ique 'Printed Camhrics, But tillas -aad t.:116.,,,, '; L"tiee Airnin4 Dreis,_andfor I . .:portal'iort. ..Pi e ,`” i ntlia Silawls .purchaied or excbanged.--Goods by e and Denly• - - ' ' . . . . fr o 110rAL CORRESPONDENCE. 111-'"'EXAMILNER of SUNDAY:-N'EXT' will ItiTlQN.",ititi=l nth n74,_. its Ottal Articles, _ 013,,,5.E..1YAt ),...14'11.141"4-rvistteh diiii; e thi o e ri: R . OYSL CORRESIPONDL,,,t...k. jus ... ti s 4 1 t s ti,, ti k r l, ~ ,r, 8 1.,...,,r. ti e . sp l z i n . de r l i i . C g C e_ a a n_dt m lie od D e. c a b t at t Lis le u u p( r );! R] :1-;i'tololl—Criti .. ) s 0 , 1 1- -Mr Keoit's Per ormances, 11 ' 14' i I: '''' El•Li.,iLiOr t t irtl l );lLval.:cchileiny,—os well as the k5k4,11Z.1,:, li DUllleStie ifitjiligeuq of the week. tci")flic,, ilfaitiers-L iik.;, Covetit-' ".--............._____!. (1 c 0 , June 2; t6l-1., -• 1, This I) ,3,,, oY W 23 pubiishe,d, price Is. V. ' E . 'S, t, •II E NO , ' ANC E• Of-. the SPEECH of ('HARD ''l.iiii4,,„,, ttsttN,. Esq. izi tiIe:II.OUS . E of____COMMOM..., Ii , Iht t a f me S. CJ EJEII'r of the coa:N4 LAWS- 0 at "rßtl' a' .• •, - oilers hes, t h e prince ti art Catkin, Ilocks to his I{ oral ........................:_s_s_ie Regetit, 100, Palk\fa. • IJ, ay was puhlished;' . .. : : ill I 'd 4 ▪ 1 Wile, 84 U. price b . bo ards, I~ttLII:ERATURE drin "el, • `ITEENTH VRENCII CENT UltY..--Tranitat ed i t from g Oted fur C. Craddock- and W. Joy, Paternoster- Just, published, . A I , In One V)1 Bvo price Bs. boards, , Il et . " t.I e LI .NI kitA,uti'ney' Sli,' . lY ; and the FREEDOM WILL DE.:sioNsTit A i ED.. :t‘` Let liy the Rev. 401-IN _IJi:NCALF. e a stlaliiiti, , brat:: entreat j•ou to shew what you are, by boldly for Reasou and Scripture, that is, for true Pro- L olid sat- —ll4,;,:waElt IQW. "': Priatet for.C. Craddock and W.Joy, Paternoster • ''''',..••+,„....._ . • . itill,.- FOR THE TF.ETH AND (4U,NIS. i&R's CELEBRA'rEII VEGETABLE ~ 4. 00Til P OWDER, is, with cotifidnce recommend ' :•,- ") tire' Cs e of the Public as the tilt efficacious Prepara " .. °4. I°l' Preserving the Te i stli in a sound state, even to old 'tiff• and producing a pearly whiteness, without impairing tir,e Enaniel. It imparts a tiricaess and beautiful redness to if•e Gnis--to the Bre.a ft tile lutist deleet,ble Sweetness ; and. u'eft cousta4tly as directed, will preveut-the Tooth Ach by .inettioviug its. canse—the Settri - y iti the Gums. Price 2s. 9d• Ole B ox. 11UTLER'S SUPERIOR LAVEN:DER WATER, froth its thieg,itit fragrancy, has received the Approbation of their 4`lilll-liginessesthe Princess and Princess Charlotte of Wales, . ;41inisnotid4f,sto. any Ladies: of the first Distinction; Pljees Halt -Wholesale and retail, by the Proprietor; R. Butler, ~,,)2,lt,"tPsid, comer of St..P..til'S Church -yard, London ; and ' 44 ", bY utast Perfumers and Al edicine Venders.- . . . Day a'at published, in Syn. prier; 7s. bmicis, ViARION of DRYI\INAGLI; a .. 'TALE of • - ERIN. la-. Two Cantos. . By MATUEW IV.ii:LD,HATI•;TONGE, F. 49: - ipritited Longman, Hunt, Itees; Orrue, and Brown,-Pa , ternoster-row, London ; Gilliert and Hodges; M. N Maktuil ; C. P. Archer; • and .1. Gumming, Dablin. I \Ps THE POLIC,E-RO.Oll- IN. 'C'" NI FS TER,- s•- - - s-4 •• 27th May, 1314,4 . ~ • • • .- • .• , • . At a PUBLIC MEETING•,of the - Inhabitants of Manchester and B.;iforci, on the s'uhject of the-proposed - alteration of ' the Corn. Laws, , . . 1 (I'IiOAIAS I - lARDM•AN,,Eso,..llo,rourslircere Of Maiiliester, .in the Chair) ,• ~, ._ .: . , T miS.nrianimouSiv resolved as follows i— , • Ist. , - / - IHAT thevital importance of Commerce A and Manufactures t o the,prosperity of this Coun try. has been fully prcivedin the, course of the war ni.,v- hap 1, pity terminated, ashy their means we - have been •enabled to bear the enormous expetice.pf - our'own ai'maiueuts, and Of the subsidis crantisd.'to.„Foreikn Powers. - . • 2d.-::Pliat hii eXtensive Exportation is essentially necessary to the support of Ml Mandfactures, the sale of which, in Foreigu Markets, can be. enshred o.o.y . by•their cheapness. - 3d , -.-riat - it being the 'avow e d -,,i,cy of the French Go .. • , vernaient, "recurring to first pii,• - ...;:o•• , ' to (.11;:ourage Ma aufa'ettires, by avoidng the ii,,• „• . :. .o' any tax upon lta'.r Materials, it behoves' us"to 'lit ~. •.- iz.:illarly cautious to avoid what may, be injuvioh,-; •:, :-: • : , , ':anuf a et_or es is the: Lice of 'an int-re:as , of 1:',....ri u • : -• : .l , :i. 4th.---That A",, . ,::. ~ ~ ~ , '. . :: ... -,lnv to raise the price of Corn in t,',..is Conn:: • • ... .• :, .:,-. ; 1::t-el, Must operate tts a boan'v tc viva! :-, , • .. , • . ••', : .i:id as far •as it may di -,::: 1 .:! 1:',:, L i •. • ~• • ' .. . •.iities; so - - far it tron' -..":: ,-- - ' '.: .., • . by , • u-.,i,atiiver, the corgi . :,:: :, .': :. •: , , I : ,:,„ o,'l ; th: :, upon their •:. ' • :.' %', ':-:crc't of tlye 1.,:n rl-, ,, 'Yr' (no I:::, : • .' • : i - - ' 'he ii : ,-..;• ..- jus :: :. . •••: . :::, -H , . C2:'; ~ lrit- i s, of '.• ~:aild be " ••• ;• • • - - • :e, consistent ~ ,i, t, 1,, ,: due cu ,c I: •: :,,:itt,,ol .. • •... . _ •: --;„"aa e t Vo- - • , :• ,- , , :,,,,i: : :::: .• ~i, and f,,r .: .i... ', -, ', . . ' ,'. . ~- •.-, •,, .". • *,:i. ~ .:),..triaite fit:4l,F oj 1 ;!' . : .... . , ~ , . ., :< :. •,.,L : whisk al change in th•-., ...,,•_ : t- : : . .ze, of Itent, raised beycind ; :', :.• - -- , • : , :,a-:;11 a nt pri ce o f .c., A co irt o so,oe,of ~. _ . -_:_::: : v.-,1:-, h. •• : - 0 C. , i,1f. , 1'0f Ml:eh tht. , , FahncrS h.!: ,:, •. :• ~.: .•_ , :-•:s, bi'Cil ni ‘,....,,1tity ; aad the prosPeef. of a:, c•,yl, :. •:••::.1 of ti c o• - e, - , - ,•e of the l'rw,wrty 'nvx, !..elli ..., .., ~ ' .--. ,, , , hie1l ,-..-3. t-r ,;:t•-• p . ._•sent . . tan, ;,: ..: , ..,,-:.- ...: ,' ,- o - 4" :: :-• , :... Win iyil a sadicient p,,,, ••• o , to ~:!, t, ii ~ '.' ; l 1. , . . t; ll'. . • , • L ' ilat no poss: ::. ;,:•::: . , ,•:\ . ri:,c from `lie pOstporie z, :: ~- .1. • ~ Qi,...,:•:: :. , . ,. : :`,.: .• i lc. •tccl to the . , 1, • . u., ; .... • , .. .• .:•:, : ." , , ' • '.'', ',, . , .1 , ..,':i0n of C01 . .1 during - tits;,. }- ,:.: • • ..: . `-< 1:.:,' , ~. •. ::•co,i ) cacclral heeo elialilishen. for:,, ~- 1 .. ~ ; . i• ;:nyi c, : , ••, ~fiall appear to lie, rtecs,safy;, the f,lacsti,, I may ;se t• , .my, , :c • , •• :.- ::: iii all its conse;penees .. , liefiye,, , , A ny n ew r egn : „:, ,: „ .. c: ~'..•i•led an a sii!) . - ,f . eit - so de licatei said ,su vital'', c0,..i. -.1 vcitli the aiferc-„fs;:of the CA? I /'r — Y- • --.- i . ,t4.Triat a Com Mate, c . I ,. . ,, titi:': of the Porcifiglireeves, Cot:it:Ale, :Ind C': ,rehivai :, :: cf '. :::• I;;;si,A -. ;lllT . Zialfor t i r 14r, H. 1J • '-.1 - 1c:•• ..'.:r. J 11 , •• ~ : - , .• `, :'•- '•fosepil Green; Mi. Jo: - .-. L. i ':,..', ‘!.-':.. ''... .., . •.-,.:., ~- ;, .. ', :',ir. James •E-lib-F bert, be•app-ointeo t 9 v.c.l)::, - 1. ~;; i 1, founded upon the ,sentiintati•extressed in i1, , ,:1,-• •••:-::::,0i, :,.:. : ' • , 9th••••••Tital,-;thc-Petiti,n, ,t. 1- , 2 , ..• , -, places as the C•oni• mittoe ina.y appoint ;,. awl that the :.,1 ,:e :Hit for,vardc,l by the Chi:lflflitli, on Weilipf,!sdilymrxt,f,, t'',: - ,..,i1J1i2; fJr tii::Calinty, refrotin , ,t.thentt.l presc,nttlic I'cfill,,,i to CI,: 11,...r ,e . 6,e C;nll• , ' useps,:and to . support its pray; r. . lat,Ti.--!:4tat a : e;opyof the -e t_tes,lntions be trim - miffed to thc Quuti . . - .o4:embe)!ts,,a,ls.: a'.l ofiicr Alenibers of Parliament connectvd Nith ti . "C1, , ,,,ty. . 1 11th—That these ile,mt,ttions be printed in all the Nlan. . _ Chester, and '1 ,three. of the „,:ndati Newspapei74. ' • " . - - • TfieY.:l4',.!•3l - iAB.D.MAN, •Cfmirtuan, ' I '1'1 ,,, fh. '11 , ,,,104-rd chi.% .. ,ateeth . ; ;' 1 ...... 4 . , :0ve,pf0,ft -1 t 0. 3 41. 1 1., 1 ~,,,...,,,,,,,t y x , ,,•,: ;44 4 ,-,,•,,f,. 9: i,. C . t . _ . ..i2411 - 1 , ..,1..,:y% ....t.. ..5..., , A:, ~ 00 .7iiettini.r; allitto tlle, Chzt , irn . ritrii fdr 'I, r:L el a C j i- le, l* ,ti,a tit ir tii at,i, W-i f t !..4.: l4 'uly atlentl:ni to the bl -, :ittess-fn tab tny ? .: .1-I.' H. BIaLE,Y. •I . ~ . •• ;hie Peti,tioa.ls left fn s'....;:iathr.t!S r.t the I` dice Othit' Xiit - 1 4 - rrt - r; - ai ,- 4 . eilic's are:alsa left at the .1.7,:,;.c.1ran0e; 'the i'cktii.n, ' Mosley-,street 4 I\lr. Ha ' rrops,„"Marlitt-lac 'p,e; :11r: Wo-a ils, NyitthyCirovn;.3l 4 r,Suoistles's, t 1;,,,, .7•1-__:w CroF..s; Mr. Tebbntt's., :.'. • Dean sgate ; the Police ( - }Ne.t.'-', I;:salforii; NIT. JoseviiSinitli'l.!', tha.Am.;•el - tan-i••l3aak. Parade ; . i.,.z41.:.:r;, D. Oreea's, Oldtiela Road Hot Cl. ,• - ' • . .' . . ' -i THE WATI7,IIISC--.. This Puy Price 150 , Yn h ozr d s , or I. in Id, *la Qz e 11i a ana printesi'Volunie; illustrated vitll-Fifty_Nla i is aml.Views, Prii-1E GUIDE to - Aj.,t, ,‘Vill'Ef3_lNG arid sEA,r).A - rHING PLA(.:-:5 in En,.:-,1,%:;,1 and 'Wales ; zttil c I ul , sta ia 1 of e\ary r.ice itesort; awl of "and tic ir.!- , eir k t;:r;irons, with ;int itioe.rd.fy ,of tlie .iticiads to : • - t. l'oll Priur.eu t•tr, Le)-agiu4a, Hoot; a nd Brown, Pa - tertioster-iv:' • . 141A1.R1M0NT: . :7_..: A.• . - Tot tlt t'c lißse curitribtlt &I mote esStii-: • , k flatly to destroy Hym n eeal Painlirnss • :than those• , . whichare the cons .I.leiice 0,. a. of eve' Yank pay ; i o,,eation to tiie of "A*tfoek • but Winn Oa; pistrasv,:a vii..lC) i;'.iy is inilisp(..k.:.bly " •••;.• have devo!ed Our pt.,,t:ce, cn the eltclusive . treattieut of follaWiii.; Disorders . ; an.i . the sucees fa t^ t resultof 0:11' 11 an gives us additiortat,ird..in! t o a - as we are atite, the rayst is td anise Chaplairets*ii4litare the istunst important in tlik• catalogue of Human The Disorders to.the cure iff•tyllich we have dev'ofed our -attention, coinpri,ie, ci•cry speeies of Vcooreal InfeetiOn ; all kinds of:Debility, whether arising, frnin tlie...filihits of school boys.' or the indulgenei.s'or inaturcr'agei that derangement of the. syStein in Women, is ei, altedilarrene3S Steri .lity;l Seminal I•A'eliklicss, (Meets, OlistruOtions in the {Urethra; as also.itticturcs,: Wh'etlier recent or of long duration, and NVlii.:•ll have battled the skill ()lot her Priietitioners; are by our present_ improved Riau of . treatment eliectually and perma , •nently curcd,'without the Patient suffering the excruciating . pain and alarming beinorrimgewhich - frequently- follovis the applicatifin of the lunar . caustic. To the course of our extcn, sive practice in tbis'Metropislis, numerous caes of Strictures have been austare da l ly Under one care, the total'eradication :of which i effected by a safe, certain, mid 'expeditious mode of ci.re, Stipo l jorto Ai)) , 'other 'yet adopted. The Nveahness, relaxation, and'ilehility, , PrOceeding (rota ilik coniplailit, are • specclily.rcanied, aud .the patient restiired to s o und an d v i. : lltit where the deliiiity has for' years existed, a poper perseverance iii_our restoratiVe rettiedies is indispen sably requisite, to reeve the shuailiering sparks of life, and- to 'reanimate the constitution. . '''-• NumerousDiSeases art' the result of ignorance or haste in the treatment of. a simple Gonorrhoea •' and it riot lustre quentit liapp.cas-thatthe seeds of life, are poisoned . by the in discretion or an unguarded hou'r. By a superior method, such complaints are easily cured.; and even :where 'Others have failed,. We trust 'that we may p . nisitinetO oiler a radical esta blishment. • - Few, however, are toe cases of complicated distress of tlis disorder, compared with the cfdarnitous situation of. men, who, from an indnigence in a solilary vice, or the prevalent gaieties of faShionahle life; acquire that state of • Debility thennaroidable-sonAetitienee Of Lodi pernieinus ha- Where the unhappy suffer& brooi!s (welt hia!misery, but oareftilly eirncealS his misfortunes, it roa - Y: 'be 's6tue.• jinn ,solafian. for hint,o know, that a l i - -hough it •be•• , an object . of thitpit or uncertainty with other Practitioners, the removal of these tre'ficienCies, by the &initial _prOgress:of . 11enora;ion, is' tinkactinkreinent of .our experience. If the rites• Of lia;chus VenlisOars begun to redncennanly vigour, much anx . ..iety will he prei•ented by an early counteraction of this languid state, and in those cases -no great difficulty will occur. Patieats in the -country Are rettne:ite4 to state the particu lags of-their case, age, and general habit of arid in n, eosin' a rernittaitee for - advice and medicines, whets the s"aude will be given or sent to any part of • fife . dWJRIIa assd Co. Surgi.lans, Nu. 107, klatt,;;-pirden., ..4/1)7115t4 TY- OFF/CE, 7.! , ISi 4 . ?ter; lien, that a.. Seksfon• Oye) I_l . . and Gaol tk..? Drial of QC fences co . ::onittqdan tfteVigil Seas, .I,fte Jurisllietion of •Eagland,tuili field at j , r• st ice, kal! ,in the Oil ilitifko Lo, , ition; on FriVaii,-tke..,lst of nealt'lizt i.kh Et Ci th e - eh in e. 414`orning.— ' J: Tr . .' t. .. . . ' • • -- .' :CONtII4CT f:FOR 6'.C41:. • ' , .. 1V , .. 4 .;y::.0,ifice,.is th ...Ifry,lBl4. . , ../11. ii.E.PRJII 7 CIPAL QfP,T,C!l. 4 ;Al' — andicoAfilllS-'. 0• 11 ` : staivEils ei li - Lf'r . .J:..r4.748Tre .v.dvir do hePely give Notice, That ca 1,-Tednesclay, the- , 41h, of Jane next, at On o'cli.r;:k, t,l:y ir;z7l/tc! rcar'y to t.,.e - ui"ivith such Persons cif hl.tT.y bq.kiring..t! . c ... c'e,ntra„p je,.-- .sopplypw hi,s Aiojesty'B rant at DC1210;li it;iihr C=1 . .,1-'hk. • ~T:rorin et the Tender.,2,zay be --;i'en at, this Ofliee. - No 2'quier will. le receiv e d cite, One o' Chock •on the day of l'reaty ; nor any motiet4t, anle,cs th; Party, o r an Agent for . _. hin4, coicuds. • . , .. ._ Ecery Terlder 2nu‘y be ,zccr. hi! a 4ctterTittldrn.red to Boar;1, respole . #l4l , '2 1*;•;17:4.; engaging to become bound wit4,l.bc Penon trade: SUM .01' 594. fcr.l he duo, pc.rfpr,n,-znceoj the IST ItESS - Gait Al2k N - - -The CO Al- * MITIEE-lreive piibli,oteita Foorth lt. log . their further proceedins ,the distrinti t be Su ()- scraptions, and also cominaineations from which breathe the wannest but contain ing li:nes of accpPtri..s. ! klainunttee ucle(lge with i . haiilifulness enast - aiit snpiylies from source, ~:(• by spout4neous zeal. uragea i;, 4i th r, exertions . of toe Phitaiithriyie Associat , i.,n Glad twen,y Ladies . in London, who have nobly en names' to the Publieas Receiver, of the t' o ! 'h e y are , riot less indelated,t*iltaire youri„ c..ph • feeling for.the truly Callon) , settiati,, voluntarily asociiitctl,, and cane(' u,, T ~ - i ! • of thati'arishi and through, the liberal,.) i i itil exceptio..., servants, who . ,tor :their means gave largely, ceived in three 3.a3 9,191. L;s. a i d ., a saa , wifici,, itt c,L.... many will go fat, and v•ipe. away inany..a The Com initee'ate' under much obligation *to Pierrepoiut fire.:ves, Esq. of Cliorley, for Ins permis . sion to mention-the :..ezoil:taitce of '2.21. 9s. 7(.1„ We free-ayill iugs of Lis ill' tire Cotton Manufactories, of.asnzall portion stf a tiaCs:4artinigN prompted ias a sense of the lucre-y(4 - their exeuipfion'freal the miseries hi German!, made known to tbem by a suciir extract',' fr,ina the narrative of Leipsie, to the ctxir.of did) ware, lipase t miseries to which the classes iii Enkiaiul are happily total strangers. tiiaylitserAti tuinds tints devise thilgs, andlhe Inhabitants of'Britaiii everleet the - jak m ‘y of cluing good. .11etails of thtse iiistresses will be found in the -Itc,, ports an the.Connaittee, wnieli, as as Poliers'ior Churches and Congregations, may' he tad at the London Tavern; a»d: at Arkenuanu's, lon, Strain', to the niumher of twnty-Owe., gratis; and above that number, on large paper -at 71. and small paper at 2s. per hundred. 4 . 1 / 4 inuant already advertised - - .:L.&5,993 0 • Saci - ipttons since received : ' At Glyn & Co.'s, per Becket - A - , lion. Col. Wodeltause 56 0 0 Il Blaydes; &Ca. of Leeds. Kt. an: Lsirl `tinie,id 59 -4) 4) Beckett, Blityoo, and Pi-eliar.fi Milo; Env- el' '..',; 0 Cu. - '., .L.io.l_ 0. 0, 1.414:41',4c-iffn effe r l 7..1.4r1;; -I .' o I G. and F. flibtien 57 ; 10 ° i lii:jillas) ( ett - r I F4Y' 2O : 6.0 . _ . Nicholson. - Brawn . - Kat 'V's4 . 0' 0 "="" 1 ,t -;.• 15 () a Jaliles Brawn and C 0. 50 0 0 John Cob , Tivickiisy,ltawsom,•& 4 • , j Stracey, = 'Arts *1 01) Cis ; - - 50 0 0 Johni),tomiore, 1' q. 5 6 Jo ho'Snalaranil. SOn 21 o'o j Rev. Witttain Years 'l , I.•ft J. and S. -1 troy . 00 1. Cvlteet. ioii at-,Little:: Revnard , and tlpin 20 0 0 I>unliain,Clini›ll_., 14,15 8 .. 20 0 - R. Jotvdt. - 4. 4 0 Mariball,Flever., and ... ; Mr-Whiting , - - 5 5 0 co. - - 0 0 - Nis. Bale . 5' 0 0 Fi;her,Nixon,audCo...'2o 0.0 t.Mr. Johnson Gercas Elani -20 00 r Mr. JAcksoa _ _ 3 00 1. 0, 0 NI ; ;lks; .-- ilepharci, and :', I Thomis Back s Esq. -1010 0 _c o , '- - - 1.-i. 0.0 !•Itob. oassises,, Esq. 10 , 0 0 William Vreenwood 10-10 . 0 liss Brook:: -7. a 10 0 0 Nlartin Hind -. -1010 0 Henry Francis, Esq. 5 5 . 0 I William Smith ;,. lO 10 0. 'John Sudbury', jun. 5 5 0 Sqiiire.isnd W-'ilkinson 10 10, 0 John Welts. f:s3. :-. 5 . 0 0 Thomas Binyon - 10 10 0 i M. HenryA:gl i .':,.. 2 0 0 Henry klali - iq .i 0 -o Mr ! -William .2 2.-0 John "wil son 10 0 i Rev...Tames' liro v i n e • • , . . John Brooke - 10 10 0 1 iter‘.Peter Mtnsell 0 i 0 (Brothers-Llnglim ,19 20 0 ;14 v . H enry 5,,,,, - 3 . 0 0 Andrew Walker - 10 0 0 •`Alcs.Pryse, fiiteipsic 1 1 0 Wit 1 i.am . .Hop ton - .10 0 0 .‘laori.volo.ns ,- - 4 0 0 E(l,slaude and §on 10 "0 041 .1....;,, - - - x 0 0 Joseph Fimcett - 10 - 0 0 Thothas•Skih - 10 0 01. John Carr. - i 0 0 0 LC7 I 3 Remitted br Alt;Ssrs. Kett And Nornleh. • At .F,511014/s. ColleetiOn'at 'the Parish - • Cluirc..h v of _ Essex, Rev. Dr. Truriksek — Ditto at the Mceting •at Linginin, ditto . 7 40 0 C. I'. Tower, Esq. I 1 0 R. W. Cog, - 1 1 0 .Sii4Ford• Sc, if•l y, per :Intl Sons ;0 0 0 Coltrction at St:Oyth Churtli, _Essex, per . Rev. W.A. 14 12 6 H. G. F. • - 100 00 ke Bars of the City of London 3 Stock Exchange; and at all - Tv. • MARTEN, . E “OW..4.RD,lSettetari'es. This,Day was published, In itrpo. price 6s. 6d. boards; a New Edition of the SOKIY)W Sof .LOVE,: a •POtni: Four 'Books; with other.occasionalPOLNlS. By DAVID' MALCOLM, Chaplain to His \ ltoral- Highness ' the Prince. of Printed for Longman, Hurst, flees, ,Orme and Brown, Pa ternorter-row; London; and 'Constal.sie and Co:Ediolku rgh. JOsepli Cockill - 10 0 Tim. & Hen. Bickett 10 0 0 Oates, Woc;a: and Co. 10 8 0 Medley - 1n 00 dmiles Chail:vick - 10 0 0 U. H. Leigh - lt► 00 Getlrge-lianks - 10 "WO JolinWilson,jun.- , 10 0 0 Richard :Filson 1 0 0 0 Johu Charmian - 19 0 0 wa. Gu44llrd .& cons 10 u 0 Sundry small Sub- scriptions - -670 56 , Total L. 1401 15 6 At Hcirite, Barnett, • At.HlLL(l.Wodetionse7o 0 0 Subseriptioni,reeeived at t 'fares ); Lloyd's Coffee-h'ouse the Bankers in town and count R..-H LUK Thii Day was publiihed, in o. price 1.55. bi!ards, E POLITICAL MEMENTO ; or ) EX TRACTS from the SPEECHES, during the last Six Tears, of neat- a' Hundred of the most. distinguished An,.41- hers of both Houses of Parliament, en the Policy, C,onduet, and probable Result oft he War. • By a PARLIAMENTARr REPORTER.. _ . _ _ - Printed for Lon.nan, t-Nr.;t,.Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paf' ternhster4ow; and T. Houkham, Jun. and %.;o. Old Bond.r street. THE QULEN'S DRAWING-ROOM. HER MAJESTY' having' about two months ago signified her - intention to.ltold several D-ra-wing rooms this season, , orders- were given for fit thi; . ; up and ornamenting the State rooms. in St. James's Palace, which were - preserved entire at • '• thetime of the fire, but whit:it were getting into decay,'and stood in need of repair. A new -throne, new hangings, Stc. were ordesed ; bat with alt the exertion that could it was found that the rooms . could not be completed in clue ti me . The Queen therefor e d e t erm i ne d to hold her DraWihg-rooms at her own P:'l'ac.e 5 and actor .dingy-orders were gilfen to . ht up certain ro - uns; and new-furnisli them in a style of Nl:tendo n: - fitting the•BritislCdurt. For this purpose, her Ma . jeSty's upholsterers have been oblicti to use such very great exertions, that a sufficient iittan. 7 City tit crimson-• velvet.- and silk not being, to be procured . , ~those two, ;articles; for The Fur pose,..have -been actually wove froni:;tite raw silk, and made up into furniture, wit Off tite weeks. It is to ac regretted, that the grand , salhop , at Buckivs.;l)um-house,. is•- dered one' of the' finest rooms in England, could not have been appropriated for the public' Drawing-room, it behg . 6q extremely Sl - r:icious, • and, Of - course, more , crfilvenitut seniblv : 'but *We understand it would' have -been , inconvenient to set , it apart Ibr the Dra . o.ing-'l . mom and beSidor,;thu eurtuias with ve h,,l, i t : i s hung :ireinvof,white:Nevet., Nitit_ed IAT the Pr;ii, - cess Elizabeth twenty years since, her, Ailaj,:.'sty: digapp,rare4 ...of • tha,nr, dist.riftred. .cti quette,-is:, that where a Qourt is held,.,tie orna inenA4:34l, should bi.; of eritnson ye: vet 41141 -.Sal 90,14, 4 . coal-. ltlt tics ,fl, neyiewof Park „:Westru;n- , ~..- t s.):4 l . l t h .biiyolld the I.Ip:?e oiiard,..s.d.d oat retutia i!)to it hy, t,iatid hali,„'pi:evi)us tfr the opening o'Vtlie..7l)rkWing-lterotn; And afterwai.dme nailed in it. The effect rOdue . .tif. byt . rtioni of th is dds - eripi ion, - -filled- with eileglintil.drecsed per :sons of bothsexes;' iii' ilia full costiitfie of the CoUrri,' etisitSr' - th Ifesbri bed . - The size of the SalOon is'about feerty4o haS:iight-oval :mirrors,'" each, : measuriov,.about a feet by' 8 : time , sofits?..urei orna mented with caintsOW,,, 144 g, At aaitig-tv 9 l» ad joi.Os LIM ;3 1 / 4 4011 itja.Ra' !IS itnjll,l.4 . 4 : AVjcii yiqh . criill 7 - s - on finished with bucp.)..sho gold ornailoAs at the corners. The windOw-rnri:ainsare (Tim . !orl ve l v et, enkl?ellishe; l wkh lace and"iriige 01.' a ,;old coicur',; the draperies are s..4speitd'ed eorni.:4 of, bur ; I c Statellair had ciSO be:11 pli)Viie:l tor tiis: occasion. . 'Majesty occasionally sat or leant against the chair, to rest'from the fatigues of - the day; occasioned, by the nomber of - hours she was 'ell t-.• igcdl and the crowded state of the , rooms, which rendered it -impossible for the garl-of-14.1crtoa, and other:,-of :•the Queen's attendants, to 'conduct the Presentations with, the usual regular.ity. 'Tie -roOm adjoining the Drawing,ropm was also newly fitted it leads from ber_ iViajety's private apartments,.andwas set apartfpr the 1. - 1:o-tre-room, .wherethc Qaeen.saw the branches of her family, the,f9veignerS of distinction, and all those who hive.the entry. Upon tots otea, s,io ^ .o - they Wert particularly,tltHmiro.:s The nicitning:Was rather . inanspiciaus; and a continued ra - fit fell till ;bOnt' cilfeeG"dock. Varions parties 'el the ltoptl Hon-;'e tialards, the Life thtards' f llft;(it lorSe; - tufa -the Foot Guards, Were st.itioned in ditfereq parts the park and 'sfeeet-§ l , to eitforce-npon'thd..citrria g es the obserV ' atree of the regulations'issued' by the" Boardilllf -14rten-Clotlr; .Honour - -inounted ou • the occasion. The band of the. Royal Horse ,kimar ds Aigums: - presented them by frow.-14anover.,. ,stationed on the lay'v. l l-4 1 - 6:Put 5 1 / 4 2f7;500?A1..44V5..Th,e. e Nterior spve t acle in St. james's Park, nOtwithstanding the somewhat qtrfavonrahle aveatherovas cxtrtn - wly I be detachments of Horse and koot Guards„ the seemingly cndieSs splendid equipages, the 'CibMIS people who filled the Malls,. thefilring of tlie . gtin i;) quenee of the signature O't Peaet;and the martial Music which - was heard at intervals, - altogether produced'a graird-ri• lid-imposing effect:- We ob served with - sdtisfaction, tinit• the moment the as sembled • - multitudesA-ecognised Lords 'Hill and Beresford in their chrriages, -:proceeding to the - Drawing-I-Omni- these 4iistinguished 'thiicers were greeted with lowland .hearty cheers all.the way to the gates of the Palace. Their Lordships seem ed duly. sensible of the , ; ,cbclliti9u of popular feeling. The company began to arrive.soon after twelve o'clock, and continued setting doWn at.both ett trances, without interniission, till half-past four; .and,they had nut all left the PalaCe till half-past seven. They `entered the grand.hall . froin both avenues, proceeded up, stair it hick was temporarily divided," to the saloon, and from thence entered the Drawineroom. They retired through the japan -room, and doWn the other se paration of 'the spacious staircase. Those, who - had the priiilege of the entr.4 entered and return esl staircase. The Drawing-room of, yesterday was allowed to be one of the urostSplen did assemblages-of rank and beauty ever -.collected at the British Court. The female dresses were particularly splendid. The, Princess Charlotte arrived a few minutes after one o'clock, accompanied .by Niss Knight, in an decant state-carriage, and was received. by the Duchess of Leeds, who had previously arrived. It was her Royal Highness's first appearance' at a public Drawing-room. At the close of tan