The Sun. — London, England, 1811-12-27 00:00:00

V treaty contains jlso the ,spec al guarantee given by the new Sovereign, to the integrity of this revenue. The first at rangements of the Treaty have been' modified by posterior deeds; anti, among, other alterations, has been di* fixing of the revering from the domains at the reduced sun) of 4,4b.14,690 francs, without encroaching-on the sources of that- Teyenue. But an additional article, signed at Cassel, in the early wit of this month, not Only renews the above res-trvatioo on the one part, and guarantee on the other, nut stipulates the nec, , ssity a the identity of the branches %vhiell -enter into, the'composition,ef this reierved revemr , -.- , •By ibis it i% meant, that,' anterior to the above additional attn le, the-Wesi pita han'Goverrunent was only 'bound to make good the reser , . ed revenue, which .Might .have been,donehby substitution, whenever - any , ge.:!ralmeasore might have diminished or destroyed .the poduce of any . particular branch ; but now it iesnits, that they, are theory branches existing at the pet iod of the ces must be kept up, awl which are the ob ject of the guirantee. 'l Otis LqIIIIIIIIIIICM . IOII, Sir,' beomes necessary on my p,ut, that you 'may have a clear idea of your. _ . duty ; I give it you, such as 1 received, it from his Excdlehry the .Minister of 'Finaryze itt Cassel, Plentpotenii i ary for the treaty - of Cession. ~T.he Westplplian Government, employed in the otgani..i• zatwn of its new provinces, is every day pehlistnug regulations and details, some' of which, unless you iHd received previous notice, might have appenred I to you ai.plir:Jble to the domain. I.hawen to u.i• , deceive voiL The domain*, comfosecl of: all the anclits ahnihisieled by the Chamber of Finance U) to the period of the Cession, continues to Com prke, during ten. years, the very same ar ticles of respme, by the express pleasure of the:EmPeror, guaranteed by the sacred promise'of his,august bro ther, the King nf . Westphalia. I have therefore to beg, that the person to whose depdrlment it 'belongs, will 'issue a Declaration for the . purpmie 'of nialcing public the communication which I now make to you in particufar. It was lily duty to 4ddre'4l it. in you provisionally, in order to instruct and inform you, that no aci of any local ant hority;:tif what riat,•re soever, can touch,*weAken, or trench u' L ron the: basis 01 the Imperial reserved revenue. Atter this eiplottation, you will have, no difficulty in comi,rehending the folio w tug vontts, which coin pt t Ut your condud. 1. Every rrla`sure which is not, or shall tint, be comniunicdted to Vbu by the MteMor-General, iu tlio-r , atoe of 'the I;.,inperor, and by 0rt.1 , .1r-of ot State, Ettlet , aaht.Genetal ot Extraordinary Domain, naht rcg:iftled by you ,its ut no force or etfe,A. . . , , • are accortotal - Ae to the French , Achninis tratioh ,ilohe for all (kit' pOrtion Ow' reve flue ‘k 'eh p . m llove the raking, - and %%Pinch fc:in, a liart of (i. hilr.crial 3. Yob folist •bOt givt!. up the cu•)tocly of any pa. .;)I.IIIK, i)roy, specially author b',' thot Adritini,tra:loo, itor per• nut the ilitriinuoun of a:l.bran*, h 11,e donvtiu, buC(t ;Li that which rt...4ts oil the right i:lbouna/itet., `.eiti.et by Joeiii int•Lislir.,-,, or by I.IJtV t•stz,blision)cot4 that I . Notlio tcoct to cir, - o , );,crit.iv that 11,1,1. 4-. YQII 11,)1 10 ,Ortk!,',liilltt kVith the lQcal Att. , Imo+ t.:%Copt i l sucti Lit6es linty vil u cre tion may be uNefttl to tiretu, or where their- rt,stst once tmiy be bece , ,,iiry for riectitis-g 11ie"..1 - cVellue of the chmtaiti, placed under the guarantee of the Kitig._ 5: in ail cases, of ditficolw you •Inuit. apply to the Ciiamber of Extl'ilordiria , y I)otitaiu, through which you.will receive all roe decl4totis and iitwou tions or ,he supt:t ior (.onti. By atic;o(litig; Su to they Stria execution of.these different tlireCtions, you ittl show yourbelt worthy of thu conhdeueo with winch you are honoured, nod will best fulfil the inientions of your august. King. Accept the assurance of my perfed consideration. • (Signed) D'AuniGNosa. • * Chiefly ‘consisting of the Crown Lands which torched the principal hat t of the revenue' of. the EleCloratc lover. Bannalii6, the obligation of vassals to bake at the ovens of their superiors. c. The office of Mr. l) . 'Aubignose. • 'Wednesd , iy week, the game-keeper of Sir JOHN THOMAS STANLEY, 13Pirtv of Alderlcy Irk, Che shoe, killed nine woodcocks in ten 811019, ii& the Co viers Aidedey The German Papers say, that Madame BLANcii. ARO waS uat killA by the accident bile expene , ,red in the baliuon in which she was attelipti to. ascend at :Howe, She, Wfl44 much 011.11Seti ; but, it is added, s,,e I;ad,coinplietely recovered. • .0a Saturday nearly ihree,fifindred persons were re,onised from the prison ships. at Poitsmouth to P4rehrster, and•:in titc;cour , e of thi we,..k sonic ! t oothed.. more ate to bejemoved in ,Ntirm;lll Cross. The. Shrewkstury Chronicle In addition in the met clas anti, depredat!ohs nii . o.lly and even . E:l4l'.y commitred in the tnetropoh,, Paper ?Elliot have. reached et dcliw; the week, an. ucunce a t. alni,oto. uopv.ralleted catalogue of robbe. • , and h.tsidcs thosie mentioned inourlast Chro- . many otitt_rs hive occurred, 'Toe house df Mr. Tt,:nter, Of COaibllMiti•taie the mill of 11 , Ir. of 1 , 1,,i1,1 was ; the daily awl ;:oultry-house of Mr. ChvrtinivOn, of - ;Kernberion ; the ..vorkshop . of, Measrs, P c irsc:ot Virmstone, . of Wellington ; the ,worklhop counting...bob-0e . ctf M r . „p erry, corrier, of kicklfirtlinster.; also 'the prew,ises of , bekey, of the s'Atne place, 110%0 all been p l u nd er ed by nightly deprtdator4. A low dayi ago, Itlr. Howard, of 13nislein, .wai stopped by t o foot pads on tite'D . l4yibn roach who diagged from Iris horse, anti rifled his pockeiq atmut !,)1. These instn ,, col w:11, we trdst, excite profioltionate acti dvily.hinong our polico-offiters; and :be assuclotions for .prose4.,uting telons.;' morning about loud clap of ,thundcr was heard in the town and neighbour hood of Wolverhampton; it. as aCCOLllpilDicti 'with lightning and u ts of rain, and tollowcrd by a in:avy storm of had. Wednesd:iy, a hawker, from Gloucester, weti Collllllltltta 10 VothGisde for buying. two gotm,..as Sbetiield, for which he had given 47i, H e is to lotto: his trial at the ei, , ,tting .A.)sizes tor the misdc- Ineanour. LONDON : Printed by'l HO At the SUN Ovricu,, L. Con clu clod from our Paper of Wjinisilay.l • The 'Rev. Richard Whittington, Vicar of'Petton, then moved, that the thanks of the society be given to tho:e Noblernv andi Gihiletuen who ba‘',t ac cepted the .office of Vice-Pres;sheuts o this aitsl:iary institution. He Obser.ved, that he - W.rer unable to express his feelings ottt he -glut ions occasion of the meeting tor the purpos , e of,disseuvinating the know ledge of divine truths, by the distribution of the Bible into the different parts of the ea;jll, h e rejoiced that the institution formed common ground on which ChriSrians of every barite aright noire thcir exertions in promoting th,- ghicy• of God, and the ,happiness of to ; and that the Bible Soci ety was calculated 'beyoud de,Cription to brin g ,fOr ward the glorious 'period, "when the knowledge - 0' the glory of God shah cover the earth, as the waters cover the sea. 'He Warmly expressed ens htrartrco , operation for promoting the de;egn of the society, and that his utmost Miluence as long as he hied should be exerted to eo:urnee its interests, fie was happy in saying that his parishioners earne(forward in a very liberal manner for the support of ara excel lent an institution, and trusted that a sinrilarepit it et liberality for accomplishing its designs would be mil versally excited., . ; The Rev. Mr. Freeman,. of Be4lford, seconded the vote of thanks to the Vice-Presidents, and ex pressed the high gratification betel! in the fo r ee i ti on of a society determined to lose sight uf deoommatiou and to know no n party, but t..) tvoil .and co-operate in 'promoting the dissserronation S ',Whitbread, Esq. one of the Members tor Bed ford, theo rose on behalf oft t rV'co - l ' residetvis, and. spoke to the tullowing Meer : 1 cannot express the groat (Hight. and satilifaciton I leer that, have this day, leer the first time in the course of My life, seen publicly realised the great 111 , 4X101 Of th Goa; have, for the first time heatil acknowledged that great incontrovertible truth, :it ithout the . recogoition of which human wisdom i% vain, that the Gospel of,Christ is able to standalone- - -that it requites not the •IssistanCe of mart to make: it penetrate intoo-the heart, Of man.- and - that ,frein 'the propagation of knowledge: by Jesus Christ, down to the pre sent day, it is the Gospel a and the .Gespel alone, which• is designed to speak to thelteart, and thereby raise the soul to everlasting glory, • Gentletiten, it would ill become me, afire so much his ,been said, arid.so well said, by !hose. wl.O have- precerl , d me, an& whose peculiar provine : • it 14 to prOpllgalt! the great 1101 %V114:11 emergcs I roil) Hoven, and;ro dif fuse it ta;,roing men ; .1 might ;jay that I have peculiar setiisfactio4 in wiroesing the arrived, of ; ,this day among )ou, lt has been the great objetrt of my Itte to direct tnekto that great precept of Holy ".search the scriptures7—ro discuss Ihetn . lor Selves—they were designed to be to-nrelimi by ;very every matt for l'titoselt, 01,11 each might exercise his ONO judgment tin the. momentous truths therein comained, detolemeri; 1 ant Sii6kll/1!, from the sweet ity of my Ii ent, horn cony ietion, from ex Pet ence of ii lite not short, not inaMive, that io the Gos pel is contai!ted 'the Compendium of all wisdom, as well as the e‘eilisotig source,ot..all ha dopiness; and that if a loan be truly at heart a Christian, if he have • courage to acknowledge him:elf • such by word and by deed, if•he will proceed to transaet all his public arid private concetns with the maxims of the Gos pel.iii his hapd, and engraved on his heart, the vyis dont of the wisest who do not act On that system will. be cunfoueded before them. He next adverted to the happy situation of this highlyfavoured counisy —favoured .mtleed in the enioytnent of many bless ings to which other" countries bad long been stran gers; and let us not, lie .said, 'exult in our happiness as it it were the result of our oWn merit or wisdom ....let us bless God as a nation, 'as we, do bless Go;: as individuals--let us not approach the throne of &ace 'in sell approbation, but remember vve owe our supvrigrily to the blessing of GetJ, through- the plopagation.of the Gospt,l—let us reeolled that the beat of men, and the Most pious of nations, if..it.Couid be so said of ours, alter all fall far short of 'what they ought 16 be,'and have more ground for humili ation than applause. The_ lauguage, perhaps, most becoesing to us will be, " God be tuetcitul to me, a Sinner." . He proceeded to allude to what , had (Allen from another gentleman .; to that solemn feast Of Pente cost, when we are told, that by 0 particular inspira , (inn of divine Grace the power of language was gi ven to the apostles, and every one heard them speak iii Ins -own tongue—hit was himself impressed with this before it had fallen front the lips of another, • and had Said to httrsrlf , how happens it t hat i n thi, joyful tot.lembly, without prekadice, witlriut onncen. tion,'every sett should find-itself addreSsed in its' ownlangnage, whi:ther.as . members of the' Of England, or classcd among the- vat ions thins of 'Protestant, Disseniers—how find we this whole assembly of on: tn,i,oid, and of one mind Why, because for the first' time this day we tilt and understood. the true principles of the Christi in laith. He'believed that the blessing of . God was upon them., that from ,that day forth, arose the st ron g .hupeihat all anitnoshies on the sithn.ta of rel'Nitytis opinion would tie dime ;,rwav, though he beWved, that' a diffetenct~ eat opinion on points where Cele great tbundat ion of faith wits, the saine nave been prrtnitt,.(l by 130 d, for presery .ing alive a zealous' spirit to investipto the El-c ,trines contpine,l in the Holy Scriptures. He. firm ly hoped and, believed, that in a time fl inch s h ortrr than conk' haVt: been anticipated, Cluistians , will maintain their Christian 'clroratter avd protession withoiit reginding those particular points of differ ,ence w Inch time among th e m. The': tiei . itn...n this might he coosidered as broken dewy, and it should he. his endeavour to detriolith arid'. to ,prevent the ,Vestige' of it from being left., - • , ,The Rev. Mr. Mottyn, of Purrenall, cong . r3to-- hated the meeting on the .ipt.cch which they had just bait the glatiticatien !‘) brae front the-lips . of -one, whose pubhc - chara*r added so muCh weight to .Whitt he said ; and lie was convinced - there, was- not one petvin ?rettent whose heart had mu vibrated to every sentiment therein expresied. Nor was hi: tible to repress his feelings irk;' behold ing the with which do.: most ,guished in rank and chars ter came for Ward to piomote and coontenance this institution. As th e coronet. bad thus t)een,ktid the Bible, be trusted IL would DC aCCOlTlpanitti Dy the mitre vcit - exception. ..Of hoped these lair pfmpo.t, as the 'repot t 5 the Society ali - e s , dy rf4coRIA the parilei of siveen Bighqps, !hos," of Ireland, as Membrrs of the ipsfittition. one • JOhn Foiter, El. of Brickhill, iii a speech of considerable shitily; expatiated- on the incalcuh . nre hem-fits accruing . from "and from the pr.., mulgation of the'Sacred Vol tuna, morally, socially, and politically. He illustrated this by a comparison between heathenish nations in the highest itaie of refinement and those where the 'Word of God abounded. Exalted as the former were, in arts; in 'science, and in classic lore„ yet, witli revett rals, prtitane history afforded sufficient grounli to confirm to us the truth of the deNeription given- of them by Si. Paul addressed lo the Romans. on the other hand, the Word of God not only . culcated the obligations of teligion, but pointed but: the only 'Way by 'which the, performance of. them Vej3 really 'attainable. It. enlightened the pdblie mind ; it caused virtue, if not generally yet to be univeriolly , tes-pMed; [lt - compelled overt vice to • shritdc. front pubtie view—'-to hide ,itselt shamo. It - heightened the enjoyments of peace, it softened the:riijonrs of War. We regret that our limits, Which we have al- ready eXceeded, do not permit us to do iostice. the able lemarlis of Mr. Foster. But, before we . conclude, we have to that upwards of 5501. \eras collected in aid of the-.I unds of. the So-. ciety, \%ith the pro , peat of a large' accession at a• tiers• early period. The 11;lliming Noblemen and Gentlemen were pleased to accent the office of Vice- Pre , :idents The -Most, Hon. the Marquis of TavistoCk: The' Right Hon; the Lctd St. John. ' Sir George-Osborn, Bait • . The Rev Sir. Philip Monoux, Bart. Francis •Pym, Esq. M. P. . . .Sa rp nel.W hi thread, Esq . M. P. , Lee Antnnie, Esq. ALP. And the - Rev. Robert Toner Bearbornit, ReEtor of Binnham, %;r:iti appointed Joint-Secretary with the-Rev: Ifillyard, of Bedford. After displaving the ellmost unanimity and zeal in the prosecution of the great b'ijeet of the day, the company Stprated with the ful:est conviction that the support of this Society is intimately con-• pealed with the best interests of'retigiou, and the welfare of mankind. OXFORD UNIVRusiTY Tuesday, thelast day of Term, the following Gentlemen were admitted to degrees _Bachelor of Ar Charles Shrubb, of Exe ter College ;- Mr. .1 ohn carpenter', of, Oriel Col kgr 3 and M..Clissold, of Lincoln Collett. Tk wholentirober , l( - trees in the Term •wns— ) B. Med.--3 26 M. A.—;.;thtl 47 B. A.— MArieulat inns, mr. John 0 weii, of Jett; College, is cho6 : nlScho. lar of that SoLit-t v. • .• £ C •_. wor, wag equal, i; not f-uperior, to any town tll L' , glruld for 111 , 3 slow of praue beef; particularly ot isrs. TU CK f I, WI le 1 ~*i IC • On Friday- the , 13:1: insr, Mts. Mew, mite of Witliarrt of tifigin, was delivereci of 1/3 4.;ttter. (tit the azd Lady of Mr. Toshua reene, of Bor-- 11Zi", 4 .-str4.Ter, of ~r gill-Dutn - Pal did itlst fgoriotk, the Lady - of Sa.muri eta son. AVetlncstLy lir St. George's, flanotrer.sqt re ts, MI. 01 KLitt - orsli, Nortbaniptoushite m,t, ,13, 4 ;hter, ;nal r. W. ()Idri,y4l, 111.aktnin, street, to Arf.e ?.I,llllld, set:Qtyt tlau . gitter at Mr. t'ttlbotill pr` 11r>unt str, et, (4,,svenoi- i d3re . . • On Itfednes:tav the Itth K.ingsland ereicent, fief a,s:iott r, Su , . aged 75 ()II S.. ' ' "*. ' , ti Lt L.cos that, E , TI;„: (Worti. , ll l, r ()11 S vt 11. L'ingit‘ • ton, I. f th..-tGyitortke . On t; . 7.5 th inst. at !Ors , 4tit Aubert, Fti 111_ , :43:nye:a o ht.l On Monday last„ 101. - s< l . tU, ia , Gloucester . ..pi Town, lames. the chi..st :on of Mr. lant2s Pod, ol thc T Cttati.:ety R,gislcr tiIGH WATLR: AT LON I)()N ROW Morning, 46 1111 n. ;Aker :z. Ereaing. i 4 spin. a fter " • A CITALE,ENGE. r in • r ESSRS. CUIIRJE and Co. Surgeowjafe _ u LTA.. his ALjesty's Service, chalknge the wholc tG P lve a single instance , whet,' their Jllettidne oat inttiod cure have tailed of t 4.l4iteti elh:ct. The practice Qin twt " 9 Y ye4r3. in this punt:4UP briincli of iheir protessialli given fist: to UOSUCCeSjiIi . .Il.'. .rh o e t y y c o o le ri r t e tt i:l l: o t i o up ti i ir Ai e:.;t ts t , i a te lut ir t s i t l it a d i r Jelfileicrit treaontitilV:),l,:.: curem tent, 'which is't he consequence of the pernki 30. J ill • cartels of a habit long and most unhapnd pwsriled. youth of both sexes. In the one it i,e (0, 11 . 1 ' 1 , 0 '; . unrailing sougue.of barrehness'; the ot,hepha•;c its lav4," tally de'velopeil to them by a tlisireisins-sote.„solsqfll * ,IY which if not ninety retttedte..i, terminates in iinp4:cil". these are remote anti tiltimee eileel,s, while coIOT I P 7. non, loss of mo4colar pp tver, and v a►loos .nervt,tus col-10 4 ' 4 usually charad:rise catlier stages of t 3 is 4910411 (if persons- hastzuishing un lei - the aior.tefi Ins "'", habit, their treatment v. unil has ußver ces,fiii in Is.. c otirac`ofii tabori.nts, :inn :ouch Practice. !lIO3t oinitivan: And conipiicalp.t,caS:); licter,4 infeEtion,. hic rinttirms Ike Lite! excresc::nceS, hap( tumors, u lcers, cruptiouJ, nal weatinc:;s, zs also . . Whether recant v9i;icht t P v . Kett the skill of other Praeiitiobers, ar& by cr,C 4 s prove , 4lan tre:it t nen r. , c it. liy 44(1 Wrif t+rretllg ;lad %%Phnom the„ tile esauizeteng . alarming tEmioti - hage which t:i.,-Itientle rallowa fthet or the .1113.5 t Cau,ric, Iti the eourse tWO l Y .tsc l i e 'ol eNteva4ve.piaLltee' tilts:Aletropolisr jot4l Strie.tureS-itaVe been and are flaily Cliittvt,tip!.iipter er4;t::: tinn Of which is chritecl by a sal,!, ditious matt nt tirv,tice, styciior anti Oth e , r Y `t •1 3 :111 The weakness, telax.itoii, and dehd / 0 ; complaint are speedily removed, anti Meiiity fur '•nu lid and vigorous- Keal it. :Fut where the he" .prifer perseverivicz t_telr!;sff),l:,,,, ineuies;.atter the strkturelijs I,9l.l . lSititrtt) tite stottibaing spar.k.s v: reariirer..te the coliisiituti , l4. r 1 i t , blli t c;.f. : se%lAta.,4sit)o,:ts;,.;,•,inxilerlittic r i e i l ic r u;, , , ,..( t , " .f l riz u; : e s oF x„ C il t ii . l . for t rentoVal :Citeeintpkitit4 Of the. fito • Nwrc,r - anal having receive:l . a radical and 11)1fj"c'''t tielory evi that reference.; may be, given to :Intl o's. dence3 . 01 superiority of 1 13 ( 1 gell t : it:G ?:! f: s 7 : 1:711)T'ltl ei q.:: 1 7 t :C: :::,1 1(1; r : I%lv°i i "rill a s t ct i ' e lits. n l4l t o s g' i ri n e: " 7 t ri l e :e iti3 c , t i o t , tet o u °l , i i t ic t ' i r g3 y 3 t ‘t a *le.crecY' 'and' P3l.licu. died bY ci .her lc the , lins of their case, age, and grne . ral 1 1303 (m„,:ti,, soo tor enclosing a reinittintee for advice. Old M 0.1 ,10 'l9 Ai the A , sante will be given or. sent to any part --helruniertakilig, 1' ensure that secrecy so ;:isenffal r in e4ii3l°. age ot letters may be ziettlect to the accourtf:io 9111 lime, 1 1 1 0 9,-107, tiatton.garttett. • • if interest in The Atnidcil with CQUGHS finctrt th eir Attention to the billow Ftom Mr. Carte r i c ii Al lf A,t ) k ei)S ° t riliNEtil(')gl!ltajani V: 4: At- " SIR . . . " . • WCfe ho N . ‘ . _ crvous Consumption. when 'my . Long i i s -,„ 1 4 1 ABOUT t wo years 7 ago-I was ainiaed with! inhatned as to render Inc incapableorco" v4 t' ilig w." 3 tr' ' id ' IL orth at cummunicitini my , wants to Chose around me, I h '' id ~, , -- —° all agteCd that there W az:: 'nu Wheal cure t`"% 0 7 1 th43111"1"t ; and after a long course of AlediCine,. I I :,_. c ' t I got %Noise instead of better, and thin my tiant .. Z 4 every night would end my mortal existence, 4. 6 I a ged t , a l ly.itv,Ti....tfle adv Ace of some of the most eminent of th.c.,,rn:, hoularly was ad in the night with spasms for nv i .,°"' ent b y I at this [nix in the country, where ' t jj c 13ss e th x c u c ag rs. vice of the Physicians ; and being reduced iq t ~.s w ~ s t tinily, I tpouglit I would make 3 trial of your rizi-Ito„ I . 'scrim. knowing the good elft:els it ,liad haa lii t he re . , : . v . :0 Li tt on of some of my fellow-servants. I accordin,il2,Fol; to :vn for some immediately, began taking it acc-r"'l°:pi,... I could talk and i e j d w ith as much cric ')( , ur dire Lions, found, in a very short time, 01;4 °e h ,' i j i t tuition began to abate, 30d by th e time I had tAcil t"" o s bottle, US ever I 'could in my life' ' . - ••: atu, ,ir, ,' . i " Your most onligectScrry,, joio. CM.L.I ~•• andsclorc 4 s Bank, rune ;6, rSoq.s' t rO td From Charles Head (k,-tves, Esq. SnAwrs-'stre " DEAR SIR r ‘ - . " I ant Much iti l ilebteit to you fa the Bottle of yoza 4 l . l r,ri, 4141 , 1 e,, Vegetable Eocect, Pod feel goitlitositre in loP,i Ing ..vtlti 111.1 t it has lot:illy ieinr,ved..the nat”i violent 0)141.170. '.'n't tirilrsenesS t waa ev.l trou:;.letl'vtith. I am._ Ef f .. 4 ` olg, i shall rot be trespoSsitie ulion vOiar benevolence or , s , iic t I ,shall. be 'obliged bi A you, you, alli,ol'iir; similar rillietta fig' r ou r itthe Note. the W 1 ,1.1.4 an naittstrions tratiesll9llll:w 3 iteitz:ltuntrltoud, Wilt) tabor , is,' as ycu will l'er 6Y"' ' °it ::tint c-vere .4111distr:•ssing C.stigit. 1 at;i o tiear Sir, -- ' ~ VecN: truly, . t " Vont o bliged Serra' t e s, " C fIgAI)OK.A" , , , " S9triort-sfreet, Portrnan-se•tiare Ott. 24, lit °9 , ; - ie og oe , CONUM l' . l l ON, so tipco and justly terine d. '",,, l :lite d, ' t.. I'"glallii, 4, := 5 I.) Intliibolc.,..s imtaticeit becn P t 7,, - i onorl or its ;,rtigress artrsted ; atm 43 fUltftlinllOS. 1—,;00), C1)1.1)S, Cu other .ftS , clt as 'the ioof*lllgh:,,i ea. 4.ltlinia, ond other Polnion,ty Complaisito, hiv"'''''. al tl'ilf l'e.lt:1:,;171):-Iiii f ..1. fa 1-i n ‘l i 'il itil tr,l f el t '. : n.. Ci 11;1,111;ib.ii.l':}1:igtil.aSfeiSt r a :: c lNn eo tCl u YE nt .a ri d f n : t t :::: ` r i c4: , l l lc :! fl i ii i 'l"l . t ll 4 it ,rittlf ,n1,.....* 0 t neariv .4 lillgiCirCKl ,LlLlieS aild get'l.:,:' Mad' Iligli,respect,lnlity, in ,t; favi,ir, in.,,y be hod at NI i , - .r o ul i t dews 1 , • . -I, ~,l-uce,..ter ~t fit,. Q.lL:ll's.square, isit'al'4,ooll: at . . ; ‘', h . Atli s,, '67, Pat iii.";l,,,tiew.::l(te, Weo' tin't,.,,, , 3' M . `,Aiii.V,ll ` s, ISO, ONierd-areCt ;At r. 3'111114",,1T,V Flec.t.weet ; ot 1111,s itaisq.lll'S Front Xata_Oi. Ol„ ,„'11; change ; at Nlr. Clarke's , .269, Higli.stret, ,°l`,-ijestro. Mr. qiillll . 3 I.r.ok,ller, .Clicap.street, Batil, all" ''' ls , mi d. iN.,1,(1g9 atilt (:).:Ilk's Clielnialvol, price ti.l, what 4 . oli o 5.11 , 'tact 111 C LsWllCt, in bltrles, price 7-,, each , 4 : 14 ,ie KA^ i t 41,ie11. The ptoptietor wilt only aJd, that 3.61.i./!`,,,,,wit 'l"'"l\ii 01.. tills v.)ltvibit., pteparation 6 a IiOSE PI ; s rwilite p:rzion, tittlt in appemnit.tt and taste it is As pic.lo?:',oo,,eolef• Nr toe- ^ - ..t.d. th.ettut).Fct t,t rbarib ; TroYl.)iiiY :I t ' ( .:',A' 7 av'ti a '; '. ; tortzet, wlivie a i:ltli.srent:rt,to spcli gratudousi),—:',,f li)- tItY not les, than iliree, bottl::,s, scot to 'any ins`t,-,t: va kin4d"'" icar,i4ge -free; upon iteeiving an tilcivolfg pound. . . , - ' • ii,,,,,,,..e."‘ POLICE, NSION-112USE.—zil person • of the name of Akrander was brought. • before the Loun 11.1Airmt„ charged by'one John Mat tin, with feloniously tak ing ftom him a paled of silk shawls, for which he had been apprepended and imprisoned.; the taLL'i, however, were soon completely wiped -upon the prosecutor ; for, on the investigation, Alexawter turned out to be ra . Revenue Officer, and had seized the , shawls, be;ngcontraband, in the legal execu tinn.of his.duty.---Alexander then demanded redress ter the, assault and false imprisonment, • and the quondam prosecutor was accordingly remanded un rrl should•fiud . ,bail to the ch'arge . of assault and false inprilontnctit. NIA LBOROUG STREET.Yesterclay, ibllhony Alitond,• a groom, was charged wil If having been concerned in the late barbarous murders_ in the neighbourhood of itcliff Highway% The circum stances which gave rise to the' apprehension of the prisoner wore as follows had taken a bundle of clothes to a washer-woman to be washed, consist ing of a shirt covered about the neck with blood, and also a handkerchief, waistcoat, and small cloaths in the same-state. This fact having been commu nicated to a constable, he secured the p r i soner , who . said the articles belonged to another man, but as this man was not forthcoming, the prisoner was re =tided Jot- another examination. 'Detachments of the 9t h Li g ht Dragoons, have )aised throOgh Chichester for Fareltam ; the 97th till i imetif, for f:ottugal ; and the 37th Regiment of (oot, from Ireland. 111mA bet veer deven ant! twelve o'clock in. the day, tho • - ruckoo" . , do well known harbinger 01 spring, was distinctly heard for a minute and a bait . , thk!,lnickhin of Bicker; by Mr, Mph and: his atin,,, when Ongagod iii the fields. Tuesday evening, a journeyman weaver, of the name of Cunningham, about fifty years of age, en - - gaged to eat, at, a public •Itouse in the neighbour 7 hood of chin - eh -street, hetimul-green, fottr pounds of ht bacon riw, four pounds of boiled' potatoes. rind h i m 0 iporlcrit loaf, and to two pots - of -beer rind a pint of gin„ within t hespue of one hour, which task he performed six minutes, within the tinte, the . ushinishmeor of every person present. The -gfutton, however, was alinost itrunedia!ely taken very. ill, and conveyed home to his jitdgitie,s and sucti is his situation, that he - is not expetted ter survive many days. , • A fellow who:made an onsnecessful attempt to pick a 2,1. entletnan' t v-rpoeket iv: her vas passing night, thew a large claap knife, to defend' himself on ent-lcavour being etude to take turn into custody:- flu made atter»pts, but futile in eift'cl, Ne are; happy to state, to stab die gentleman, whoth he had vainly endeavoured to r'ib baf on some assts. tance: being obtained, ho Was borne o il, and plaed - , in Security,. wiltirt the Poultry comperoo answer for this tekengeful -outrage, • S rale circumstances have transpired respeE(ing the woman of the name of Margaret Fagg, who was lately found with het , th . roaccut in aw. fear litshopsbourn, Kent, which !teeth to' indicate that he r death Was not occasio ne d 'by he r own h an d . / An investigation is ping on. ' k - . m AS, WOOD, Of No. 35, Nlaiden-lane, Covent.garden 4 and. Published biWILLIANI A R R SCRIPPS, South Nloltin-stteet. r"' v " No, .1 Strand, where litivertisaments, Ordets for the Faber. I t I; elf ft.qrf rnitqf he addrussed.