The Sun. — London, England, 1814-05-31 00:00:00

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TEIEA.TRE ROYAL' DRURY-LANE. 1 ,1 i!_tB PRESESIt EVENING, Mar. 31, their Nl;iiesti ;s i\ eirlil i l . ll ( t i S ti tr x TLlC 7i l li 'rir orl !ke l ic t ris ,, t;etly of I)( ike of Gloster Mr. bran ; aild i i t . ten, Mrs. Glover. After wllieli, the new intclitlG of " iNI'itIGUE. To which will he added, the Dminatit: Prdtertl iif To-tuorrojillt:l.Fi:cliNieCis 'S *l -3 tl F ;TI E le .V i t -o (l oanian's Hut. , =-....,_,..._ • . t Cr_ w it : u ll t . : l E . 8 most iespectfully. acquaints. ,t_l_le... ' elt.r I.3l.'ility, -tieutrv, and his Friends, that his C O te Place To - MORROW, June 1, 1814, a t I uk3:Ylt • ' -.r0 1e ., . , , • .. . 1,1 1\4;A 4 , „ cal Perf orinera--•Madanie MARCONl m arni a l t irt 11 4 M, ' L ACY ; Mr. NZLIM, Air. LACY, 3ind r. - .., - k.. CT 1,.....N. , tt Mrs. 7.3ian -""; 1 •',7-3' a de7o'l4•Cania Lmi.] (Ries.l-o,ue-.''. obi;g6 ! l a ',, vacca7i - 7„ r • I .‘t y, ' ' ,, r-Pourri, tAis...l V ioli nu . i171'• 1 --- , \ .. Iv4ecari , 1 Iria, Madame Marconi. F (Z . rt ilf ~..rit'e':(.o,.,P,(iritie '' coi;certo [ 1i 1 . 1 , ;.] for the I unto- o „ .' Y a.a ~ ...- N uartetto,Mrs. law- iii Lacy, Mr, Bra ham, , - , 1( I' if " 'qr. Naltli.. 4:N14. 1 . I'.--*I Concerto, [MS.] for the Violoncello,. ?,11o1j t:-°.1.11,4,!g• 11. Romberg).—Cantat'i, • Ml ' S, Brabaw,G. art.),.. 16 '... (II z • 1: 1 piano -Forte Onligato; .• . u-dt- •. --- . with Variations, OIN,I • 1. ,• w Int roduction anti .Theme French Horns kiLl il `"l_,lrs.),-.For the Harp, 'Piano-Forte, lies aunt 'Will. ri .u "', e , L,': Messr- C. Meyer, Rica, Sch'i ld c • - ' New o'et4t°47;l-I.ttto, Madam; Marconi and Mr. 'Na i. T he 0s , 01 .. 1 (R ies.) Its tehestrit will he completC Department.— Sir George ia every sta<ll: at the Banil,'-Mr. Salmon ; Conductor, T . (11 . . zui:--rts, los. 6(1. each, mayfir. Ries, No. 4, 4,ldie,i\tleeti Portlandoplace; 41:teliebid of p 1 Shops Eitak; , r ,' S . l ade, at the Argyle , I..o° , ,i P s. in :l l in a will receive Ap alf. ''° for the Boxes.--.t 'he Concert will . continence at ...,.2 )4st -Light o'clock. -. .--- I)l,,rBlltEss (IERMANY.—The 14 g il l ' I.I rEE leav e published a Fourth Report; t cont s a u i b n . - tcri,„ r'r further ceedings in the distribution of ,he . rek,l, l°ll s. and looco ruunications from Germany, wtiich i hs -- t a " e t i t the ‘ v arinest - gr m atitude, but c.ontain nese aud affect -3 deep Distress, The Committee ackn , o:s r • e l , clF_e eliorzdakfulness constant supplies from €) o,l rees kind etert7reos zeal. They are much encouiaged by s • twetilea3 of the Philanthropic Alsociation of more than th Y, Ladies in Loudon, who have nobly given their names tr e k'ithlic as Receivers ' of the smallest Contributions. They ,fe t li g n 't less iralebted to the young Ladies at Claphario, who,. f ? r t he truly furlorn situation of numberless Orphans, of t!t, t ar.lY a,saciated, and called on the Female Inhabitants itkt,Pitrish, and through the.liberality of all classes, not e t as in servants, who orf their raeaus gave largely, .rs kar, three gays 2191. 13s. aid., a sum which in fyer- I litt:: 'Will go far, and wipe away Juan) , a tear. The Com •thq -e art under much obligation to Pierrvpoint GFeares, of C horl e f, i, t ,,, a -- , r ais permissi?ti to mention the rem i tt ance tm t 4 the fre.e.will offerings of hi s work-people in the kda er ed by s "fattc lies 4 mof a small porton of a days earnings, ~. - ense of the mercy Of their exemption, from the t i r i Con Germany, ri klown to them by'a short extract tlt'l•r4t•ive i a isic ' affixed to the dour of each ware tnwh'e I I the labouring-classes in England are I wing iii,rgs7l6t d al„"ran .C . ers_' le flay liberal deV;ig4f - libtral nhabi.tants of Britain ever feel the luxury of t' • ''etaiis ftl • Distresses will be found in the Re stn • clC . l4l g 4r eg •: ,: t " h, t tlitt ' e t , ) w Ls h e i ch, as well as Papers fo ‘i r iv C ,.. hurc a h n es . '',' „ ) . ,11.1 4y be Iliad tlAr 1.A.040is 3 ail ' 11 "1 Strand, to the manlier of tw enty-ti's 344- • paper at4,2",ii.ethat nuiop • er, on huge papec at 7s. and ' Per hundred. -at ai r ... _ .4uy advertised At flown_ S nhscyipti ous s i (3° At a n d s c , 4 kistrw,rth .2 0 0 ; l e o . o at All Saint s „!!,-(itinterbury, Rev. William 0 7 ,h, Ito of tb - --Aleth 4 • e Wesleyan ter dins,Mauclies 4tsq). P ". S• aulh, u ` 4ll , }:sq v:lririptions at Pre z).( A ). ' Per -Wilkins and 11-'l4e; at a versh a t, %.i epritiideit and dei r at_, Darlaston, I;,r h liar: t e%• l Jahn 'Wah /11'3'11. ni; /1111 •M4lpass or a"d Coui re -44„" pyr \UelWilijemithe z 64 • Thorii: b's , • •••• ti t , •n,teprtiths at 6 0 WitJ -4111t(1}41.17..., Wailer Illr.lZilthl:4Bl4tlC'er 12° 1l / tht lie, rgreen„ • ri P t i l u a lis at Hall.; 10 10 P t r as des, e ttztatil, tl itt o ddi tional at rie 1 71.9 3 . 3j. t"lyk tc,.per Batson ' , ern r , 7 ' g oo% (he 1 . 1 0v,p received at th, ut ; • ° wit and coon, 16 16 243 1C 100 0 72 4 37 f.: 35 19 5 0 5 0 L. 80,999 0 • 15 5 R. H LW< ince received : Two Ladies at Elton, near Beverley, per Curries and Co. L. 5 5 Subscriptions at Nor- thampton and vici- .. nity, per Smith,Hall, and Co.. Ist , remit taitee - - - 100 0 A. 'L., Cheshire • . 1 0 A Lady at Leicester 1 0 Collected by the Cor poration of 'Kidder minster, petg J. Ro berts - - Stmdry- Sobser ip t i o uc in the town of Kid derniinster and vici nity. ' , . 791. Bs. sd. Ditto at Bradford, Yorkshire, per Peck over and Co., Qd re . ruittance - 450 0 Rev. J. Kenipthorni, Claybrook • - Collection at Ellastone Church, • Stafford , shik e, per Bev. Geo. -Wake - • -- 5215 Ditto at Rochester Church, ditto, per ditto - - le. 5 Ditto at Ashbourn Church, Derbyshire, per ditto - - 37 0 Francis Meynell, Esq. 10 0 Collection at -the New Church, Duinfrics, per Dr. Ditnvan 43 0 Ditto at St. Michaells - Church, Dumfries, per Dr. Scott 37 0 Sundry!Subscriptions in the town and vicinity of ditto, per David Staig, Esq. 1151. 175., 6d. ,e Bars of the City of London ; stock .E at:binge; and , ii; 411 try. . SISItTEN, I :.F.; HO WARD, 'Secretaries. 43 0 by t tic to BF SOLD BY AUCTION', No. 14-4,,and SOTIIFBY, Booksellers, at their House, 11-kay ' '' ttintis .r , l i ' te C therine- street, ou THLS DArs -1444 Pot; r 4 lo s' a - ing d :llays, at Twelve o'clock, A iti , the of the VALUABLE LIBRARY of it,,,i,, 14tr• SEBASTIAN FRIDAG. • tituiZ' . 're in Ilisilupsgate-street). To which is added, 11m,17a... Esq. o . einoveci. from his ture 4ntl splviitiiil Selection of French and German Liter T, l.e.e',tly iwpurted frnm the Continent. L4l. `'t t h e topie 'Pitne of , Sale, and Catalogues to be ..., t lace of Sale. t, cl E ANT' C°Rag(7l., AND HIS Of . ENGRAVING'S GRATIS ! the t . ..N1 i ' • LiN i .,, , I tatOlt .11.EXANDER, the DUKE of .WE.Ir (:o u \,('N. NIARSLIAL BLUCHER., and GENERAL fr u ' t PLATOFF, executed on Copper in the first style, in (higittal Drawings. . C AR401.4., and Co. "No. 7; Cornhill, . and ttp, t. ~,N , °. 96i Oxford -street, respectfully inform the Paine, r tt _ o ' ', gratefill return for thcfavuurs which have been con pr' ' 4Pon their Offices fora number of years, they have Per-plate Engravings of the above illustrious ,i,i",r,7s, in Quarto executud in sock a the as to be a de .iii -lartna to the Firq Characters in the•Kingdont, 'which they ;_riPl,o.l4 present to all.Puretiasers of Tickets and• Shares at j, Uflices .is above in the ensninz Lottery, to begin Draw the KlN(i' BlitTH-DAY, 'which contains Prizes of 2V,Onvi• - 8 10,LOtil. :1,0001. 2,0001. 1,00(4. &C. \:C. • 9Ctit4 trOnl4.lte Cettratry.(pOSt•PaiLl) 1/MlXL:wily executed. OFFICE OFllie y TO, i 8,4: T HE PI/INC/PAL OFFICERS of Bit mi. Jzsyrs ORD.V.:INCE do hereby give Notice, that Proposals . will be received at their Offce in Pall-Mall, on or before fredneiday,,the Ist day of June nal, f rom ch Persons as.may be willing to undertake the Stipply rrf CANDLES, for Service of this Department, foi a Period of three Years, di;terminahle after Expiration of One Year; ripen Notice of three .'lout/is, et the Option of either, Party. Samplei of the Candles may be viewed, upon application at the Principal .Stbrehei,ppr's Office in tAe Tower; and urther Particulars, tog,ether with the TennS and Condi tions of the Contract, may be h;iewn at the Secretary's Office, i* Pull-Mall aforesaid, 'any day btween the Hours of Ten and Poi& o'Clock, where the Proposals must be delivertd, sealed up, rind indorsed, " Proposals for Candles;" but no Proposal can be admWed after the said Ist day if June, at Twelve o'Clock at Noon of the sane day, neither will any -Tender be noticed, unless the Party making it, or an4yent in his khalf, shall attend.. Ly Order of the Botyi•d, R. 11. CREW, Sec:. 7 , tvg. OFFICE OF ONILVIINCE, Nay 10, 1814. T HE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His MA- J.E• sTr.s. oR.D.AwA-cE do hereby give Notice, that Proposals will be received at -their: •Ogice; #u pall- Mall, on or before Wednesday, the Ist day of Jane nest, rom suck Persons air may be ?tilling to undertake the Sup ply of COALS, for Service of this Departnrent,f o r a period of One Year. The Coals mast be of the descripti,n denomi nated :Vales Main, Eighton Moor, or Coals qua! cpra lily and l i oodness, and will be required to be delivered fi•eo cf every Expeucc, except the King's Doty, either 8;4 Shore or into Vessels or Craft, at any place in the Ricer Thaws, and at Fevershant, or at any Port or Place in ;the Biter Medway, as may ie squired. , Farther Particulars, together with the Terms and ( ditto??s of tke Contract, may be known :at the Secretarq's Office, in . aforesaid, any day between the B air s of Ten and Four o'Clock, where the Proposals ?nest be de livered, scaled up, and indorsed," Proposals for Coals;!' but -no Proposal. ran be admitted- after the said ist of' June, at Twelve ss'Clock at Noon of the . same Day, neither will any Tender be noticed, unless the-Party molting it, or an .eigent in his behalf, shalt attend. • AI Order of thelloard, 11. IL CREW, Secretary. OFFICE OF OIiD.V.INCE, May 10, 1814. _ _ • THE PRINCIPJL OFFICERS of His 314- JEsTi'S OIUELT:eINCE do hereby rice Notice, that Proposals will be received at their Office in. .1411-lial4 nn or .before .Ig - toletestlax. ! _1.14...1.5t • dav Jrbot . 4•klett Persons 'tza may be willing. to y.l;dertake t4e ledbratance of Me CARPENTER'S WORK at the Royal Pep.st: at Treedon, in 2Vorthamplonshire, for it Pe . riod of three I . lars i determinable after the _Z?.zpirWtiOn of ziae 17ear,Itiniti Notice of three Months, attlzej4ztipzi - V either Party.• Further Part icufare, tov:titer with the Terms and C n aditioas If the (lantrget, may le :known zipon'applicatibn at the 4e: (Tett - fry', (Vice, in Tall-. Mall ar‘n-es;id, any ri)te2,l bettreen the Hours 1;1' 7en and* Four a ctorh, inhere . - .the Proppsals mast be delivered, ser:tled up; and indtfrsed, , ".PlNiposals for the C•arpente6 Worli at Weedon ;" but atii Einkatit can be' arlutiited after Me. said ISt June, at .7'welve 'clock of Noon of the sane 'day, neither will any Tender be unfixed, unless the Patty znahitv, it, _on an .r.14 - ent • in his behalf, shall attend. Ey (tiller of the hour', ' _ (7211;17.7, gee. OFFICE OF 012.9.V./INCIs; 10th May,lBl.l. T HE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS yf His MA JESTY'S 011D.V4VCE do hereby give Notice, Shat Proposals' will be received at their Ok..e, en or be tredacsday the gei dav of June ne.rt, fro;n2.ruch Persons as 2nay be to undertake the Supply. of "TACKLE lIQOKS, and tytrio:te other "trades of hon, for Service of this Ilepurtment, fibr a Period' of Three Years., front the 12th July next, 442e;•,n,:.z061c after Ike Expiration of One Year, upon Notice ti Three .Vonths, at the option of either Party. Patterns qt" tic .;:titi.clis may be viewed upon application at the Principal Storek4eper's 0/lice in tie Tower and farther l'articulars, together with. the - Terms and ..Conditions ofthe Contract, may lee known at the .Secretary's OjiOr,, in Pall- Nall aforesaid, Gruy day between the hours of Ten and Four **Cloth, where the Proposals must be dcaceicd, sealed up, and endorsed. " Proposals for Tackle Hooks, Lkc.;" . .62a 'no l'ro pleat can be adntitted afterthe said Bth of Jane. at 7'weire o'Clockat_Noen of the same .Dtzy, neither wilt any Tender be noticed, sinless the Party mairing it, or CA 4gent in his behalf, shall attend. 23y_ Order of the Board," B. 11 . CllElfr, Secretory. OFFICE OF OR May 10, 1314. T HE PRINCIP,IL OFFICERS of his -MA JESTY'S OItD.Y.,INCE do hereby give Notice, that Proposa willle s received at their-011ice, in Pall Moll, on or before Wednesday, the WA . day of June ne.rt, from such Persons as may be willing to undertake the supply of BOX. HINGE W@ltK,forStrvief of this Depar t ment, pr a Period 'of Three Years, determinate after the Expiration of one Year; upon Notice of Three Months, at the Option of eithet . . • Party. • Patterns of the Articles 'nag he viewetl lipun'application at the Princißal 'Stercheeper's Ist the Tower, , - find furthei• - p7trticselars, together with the Te.rois onflContlfli,ons of. the ('ontractdotay . bc known at theSeerettery's Office, in Fall, Nall afOrestrid, , * any Dag between the .tioureof Tedand Four o'Clock, where the • Propcisals .Inast be deiveliii; seitle'd up, and endorsed, ',Proposals for Work;" but:t . n; Proposal can.be admiitoelafter the said Htla of Jane,.at o' bath at Noon of the ettyne I)ay, neither will any•l'endei be "rioticerl, unless -Partif me/#l , zrit; a* ltn Agent in' his Be , half, shall alteatt. By Or*, of the Board, R. H. CREW, .5'K-rotary. • • A T),IIIR.rif,7'Y-OFFICF., c7th Mai; i 8 i 4. N OTICE herebr :rived; that d•Se'.4itig of 007 and _Tei•mine? and Gaol 1 - )elin• for the Trial of Of ; /execs COMD2 itted on the High Sectsi within the Jurisdiction of the ,lehizi,;(11?1/ of L7lgland; win be held at in the , Old Bailey, Lonrho% on Ilidek, Me lit of Joisty next, at Eight (1C"loh in the Atfornbig. • Tr. 'CI 011.7:1?. 1 0 ltdM 1v CE M ENT. CHARLC . ESFRANCIS & WHITE, facturt•rs, Nine !;lets, London, haring reclnced ,the price of this article, it can now be used for the prirpo , e of stuccoing Mimics, to keep tnit damp, or to give them the ap pentauce of neve stone buileli4s, at a price 'ink nitre than the Cost of bide stucco, winch is well known to imbibe the '42mIN while the cement int;st eiTectualiv resists it. Roman Cement is tilsti used rot nuiliitig Cisterns, Tunksi Reservoirs, &c.. to lioid water egnai to Lead, as well aslor Gutters, Flat-ronfs, building or repairiax BridgeS, Lochs, &c, and for every kind of Brickwork under water, OWE, Invente u r e t sent. NIANITFACTURE TOILE, unique en son genre, dazes laquelle les AvsntageA du Liu Anglois en (id 0 - 40.1 trouvent ramiS ;taus nue intane Fit. Etablie par P.itellte en 1 f 303. —Le tissu particulier de cette fabrication garanti des in temp4ries des' saisons et des chani.Tentens . de clinnits it fait eviter le froid wean eprouve en portant de la toile d'lrlande, et la sensation disagreable (les toiles fabriionces entierement de euuton ; it presente done dell un avantage inapieciable pour la sante : cette toile teimit encore les qualites utiles et agrFables, d'une Ipague doree, dune belle rapparatice,Al'agri, 'tient l l'usage, et sartout, d'uie granule economic, puns ne se vend qu'a pen psis moitie prix" (les toiles unr lzinde.ct autres.—Cette Mainifactute precirose, et sans. e.gale, est etablic No; 154, Cheapside, tures de St. Paul, et par ap pointemeuft, chez Harding S.; Co. S 9, Pall-mall. PALLERY OF. CONTEMPORARY BRITISH PORTRAVIS. itrEssits. CADELL anti DAVIES have joist published the SIXTEENTH' NUMBER of this ele gant and interesting. Work. It „contains ,Portraits of .Lord Cti ;tlereagh, Earl of Carlisle; Sir N. W. Wraxall, hart. Mrs. Elizabeth Hamilton, .Richard Cumberland, - -Esq. ItObert Sroirke, Esq. K. A.; with short Biographical. Notices. Price 11. ss. ; or Proof.lmpressions, in a•soperiur-manner, on large \ paper, - price 11. his. The Seventeenth Number will he published in July, and the work will be regularly continued every two Mouths. This Pay was published, Handsomely ryinted, in evo. 3 vols. : price 6d. in . boards, . . • L BM ENT S of POLITICAL SCIENCE. _By".JOI-iN Printed for T. Cadet' and W. Dais Strand, London ; and W. Blackwood, at Edinburgh. This Treatise is divided into three Boas; on the ;Cointi tution of"Goverttnient, the Duties of Gm - eminent, and the Revenues of Govrruit, Under these heads it is. proposed to give :t connected and systematic view of Politic,. and.„of that impurtant • branch of the science usually denUminated Political Economy. This Pay was pal,lislied, rtive 33. lIVORTANCE of the CAPE of 6061) a‘ a t— ioe pendently of the • Adrantaes it pusdesies '-,4 'a Military. and Naval Station, and the Key to Ullf Territorial Tossessions' India, offered for Consideration, - A beneral,View is propond, to be taken: of the Colony, not only as.to its present eircutnstantes, but its future proba ble importance, in which new !lourees of Ti.eastir and Reve nue, 'arid neiv Fields for Exertion, ate opened; 1 - lintsfor the Diseorery-of new Niarkets for - nritish MailufatttireS suggest ed,, and a-wider scope offered to.the,Spirit. And Enterprise of 'Thousands, Wh0 . ..1)y the 'sudden and unexpected -rei,urn.al • ~ • Peace, will,want Emplqrnent. . ~. • ... • Tty cEI ARP I3ARN.ARD D. FISHER., Esq. , . 'Printed.for T. (.laded, and W. Daries,• Strand, Lopatin. EAST IItBAtES.—No. 'll;is Day were published; 'price Is. 6d: EBATES at the EAST INDIA HOUSE in a General Court of Proprietors, belt on Wednesday; the. 4th , of Maj, 181 , 4 , on 'the snbject of Expired Pensions; also for increasing the Salavy . ,(lolr, W. APCulloch, and allowing a Pensiwoito M 7. It. Owen'. Be the EDITOII,of the cotiAer DEBATES.' Printewd for Black. Parry, and Co. Leadenhall-street,; of whom may le had'all the former Debates. • - . - I- This I)av was Published, Beatitifay,iirinted from a pray' lettyr, pocitetVo; ionic, a New Etlition, being; the Fourteenth, price ss, 6d. bound, of • . 1 7 - 1111 E .;•N w POCKET; DICTIONARY of the FRENCH and ENZ;LISH LANGUAGES. In. , Twu Parts. I. French and . English. 2. English - and French.—.. Containidg all the Words isa general Use, and authorised by tlit4; best WriterS. The es'eral Parts of Speech—the Genders of the French Nouns—the.Accvnts of .the English Words, for the Use of Foreigners—an Alphabetical List of:the most. usual Christian and PrOpt'i• Names, 'and of the ' nnist'rentarliable Places in the known World. . - - Be TI - 10MAS NUGENT, LL.% 74 . The roarteenth Edition, earcfully corrected; with tbe ad dition of the new Worth inserted in Montardier's and Le Clerc's last edition of the National I.:rent:lu. Dictionary; the Irregularities of the English Verbs and Nouns; and a co4l- 7 ,., ,prchensive View or. the Pconunciarion and -Syntax of the French Language, by J. OuNtan, A. M. London; Printed for J. Mawman; P. C. and X. Rirington ; . G,-Wilkie; J. Norm; ,Icatcherd, and Letterman; CC; Law; Cadell and Davies rOartnn, Harvey, and Co.; T. Mosey; Longman, .1-lurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown ; l r .aclingtou, Allen, and -Co.; John Richardson; J. M. Richardson; J. Carpenter; l'. E.Kerton; B. • and' R. Crosny' Ntid Co.; J. Booker • Dulau and Co.; It. Scholey; Sherwood,,Nrely,..and Jones ; Cale, Curtii; and Fenner; Wallter, t dwards, and Rcynoldri; Ogles,. puncad, and Cochrane ; and for Wilson and Sons. - York ; and A. Black, Edinburgh. • ..Of the, Aare Booksellers may. kadiatnith'er Edi tion, square l2mo. is. Gd. bound. . FOR-THE GRO WTH OF • HAIL ' ' .111.ONG—HA4 worn, par -1 tichlarly by young Ladies, Nirs.JOHNSONstaltes thy liberty of acquainting th e Nobilityand Gottry., that -STI RACIA's ITALIAN OILS are the only article that bas ever been discovered ti, accelerate its growth, - which is acquired by ally rubbing the Oils in the Hair twice a. week. - They also render the hardest H a i r as soft as silk, and completely. eradi 'Cate the dry . .scurf, which is so very troublesome (wore espe , .cially^sinceitowder is out of use;, and will keep the !init. beau; , Wally in curl. Yowl°. Gentlernewtat school, who havli in general coarse hair, attended by a quantity of dry scurf, would find great benefit frotd the nie j of those Oils, not only by the -present comfort they afford, but by letting the hair be rubbed now and then, when they become old therivotild not hare either a grey hair or a . hald pl ace on th e i r h ea d s , which has been experienced by numbers who have used the Oils in their youth: The Oils, f or th e l as t thirty years, .have been sold in pots,. at 58.-each.; •but Johnson, finding, that half the quantity willserie a young person, at least two ! months, has reduced the size of the pots, which Will he sold in future at 25. 9d. only, giving' persons thereby - an oppOrtunity of judging alits virtue: at a trifling elvence,.. To he had of the PrOprietor,J. Johnson, 94, Newman-street, Oxford-street ; and, by her Appointment, of Tate, Cori - 11411; Rigg, G 5, CheapsiLe; Gatty and Peirce, Bond-street ; and by all the principal P e rf u m e rs i n "rovn tend CvuLtry, at . ss: and ;il4 9d. iIb.ARD (Sri GREEN GLo n; St. Jetne.ee B Palate, ..lfcs , ;7*o - , 1E14: . In the tiratie and on the behalf of his :‘ , Tajesty, 14 his ROvat .Ilighnets the Prince Regent's Coniiiiiind, • . Notice is hereby it-en, that.all Carriages proeeedi,ig to her Majesty's , Dinwin , r-Rooin; at. the Quen': , . Palace,. on Thtirs day, June the 2d: are fall info the line at . % the - top of St. Jiniies's-street, go along Cleveland-row, and t;At..ogi. the Stable-Yaal into tlee Prrk, anti set down with their, horses' t4weras Buchiaglikiln-Gate after settiz.,g. down they are to'vait in the BitileageWalk; and un the I'ar4sle site the iit,rse•Gliardi ' • in tiliftinit tip they are to et, along the road of the Mall, or the walk atijoinidg, and go out at bock ; ingbann•Ciate. , Hacirney-cnaches tSiil br , permitted to come into r-lie Park, but .inust set (lowa at the. eutside ofll,oa 4ighaui-Gate. The Gate. at the .op at Constitu,ion-nill veil! be opt' for carriages bek - eginit td the : , linlsters; the Great Oli/:ers of State, the Officers of the Household, the. Foreign ' the Gold - Stick, the Speakers of the Houses of Lords and • Commons, the lltite'-otSt.,A,..ail;ca., The Serrants attend ing the Royal Family and ti , eir car riages are to setidowi. at the'Gre•at Door of tue Pa/ace in the Court-yard, and to wait at.the bottom of Constn4.ht-hil4 Tlck.'ts for carriages goitif; in at Gat,- on the top of Constitutioo-hill will •ni delivered at the Board pf Green Cloth, St. Ja,ne.i's "Pdiaer, on Wedrie;,_,,,y neat, between the hours of one and three o'clock, without wh ic h nu ca,•riages wit l he 'ad/unto]. .Chairs are to enterthe.Green Park at the door in the ble-yard, adjoining the Queen's Library, to pr,:eced acryss ! the Green ; and to set down at the Greiet Door of the PalaCe, ; and to wait within the railin g -. CIiOLNIONDELEY. CARLTON - HOUSE FETE. His Royal Highness the PRIN - CE REGENT IS de termined to give the most public and splendid testimonies of the high esteem he entertains for the Illusfrions Visitors Who are" now . daily ex pected. Every accommodation • which taste and munificence like his can suggest, will be provided. His Royal Highness personally, and with an ar dent zeal, - takes the 'trouble of superintendiag the regulation of the buildings now erecting for the projected fete. On Saturday the grand ()white of the itumense'pile, denominated the . ChineseTemple ; appeared in a forward state; the ske:eton fraaile alone consumes ten waggons loads of timber. Ntio'r berless workmen commenced their operations On the same day, on. the lawn of Carlton House .; they were occ u pi e d i n building several new rooms, the architecture. of 'which will be after the purest specimens of the , florid Gorhie, each laaving'et groined roof. These aparments will be at :he eastern end of Carlton-hot:sc.., communicatin g w i t h anew tiottlie-cOuserviti.ory, filled with all kinds of exotics, and other flowering shrubs, placed in Shrewslitirsf - vases. There will be .five rooms in all, each. .bout forty feet long,. eighteen Wide, and twelve high. The Whole will be ornemented with veil! karge French windows, to enable t!,, company to see the -various devices in illumina tions around the gardens. - Mirrors will till up the piers and chandeliers of the purest cut-glass illumine the whole of the interior: The range Of rpouis will neariy resemble the-letter II; they are intended to communicate with the grand taritiosn, abiry the Vlllth's room, Ste. in the houFe, -and - the ChineSe Temple without. All will be de , cowed with.. banners; also garlands,- wreaths, and festoons of natural and..artifielal flowers. All tempoiiiiy - ereCtions will be elevated above tlic lawn, to a height parallel with the'roinns of state in ,the house,. with whichthe whole•• %vill , forni one conneeted i chain ;,. when ..fillished,,and fprnished, they will exhibit a most superb andinteresting spectaole.. 'These roorriS'are'fb beawropriated t o :the-Royal Party only - .One - cof them they Will sup._ Next,to the.., stabling .t-here will be a curl:- eisly-contrived avenue, t?a flight.of steps, - comtnunicating with the baSemenrstdry ;....the first room- will ribemble-a kind of sub-hall, of an ock tagon .shape,aittfitt etl . ap .tasesewhle an, arbour, with oak and latirel leayealn : .the .back ground., a profession of rell 'arid . vbitTel'ose - s . in Emit. • t:ol.' , oll.'etrAitlinreS ' This huilkliaer,will 11e ufter tht-Etwein style ; it is expcessiv allottedjor_tile : exhibitio,u t of fire- Workg. The height iSio be 78.6 feet.; the diame ter we could turn -round apoiviks:9o-4.Caxis., - winch way be-ttisily complishecl by w.beels placcd_gineject apart. It Kill be supported by iron. columns, and, in the eentge- a iri , igitiffeti'ne - front whieh•will b.e - Anspended4i Vast 'number-Of chan deliers, forruiug one itA4ss.of light, • We are nut prepared to give the whole of the outline' correct ly, as toltifiee"Ciin ',itireVe‘ - 'n vetl)6 his plans in much, mystery:ip but we tiotici‘Stiiilirelitit kreat no velty will he,illeading fcature.irt the .structure.-'-- There is to be a promenade alk „around this It is Said.there will be' several triumphal Arches of , theTiasoarl Orderly and one 'Opposite to • the ,spot whereon the Emperon of Reissia be seated. The ,latter to, be magnificently ilia minaret! ; and Fame, sUrthountinc, the - pediment, will blow front tire trumpet: ih r- latersof ‘‘ Thy laurels shall neverfacle." _ On another_arch will appelr Mars gnd,Ntptone o , personineu by W ELLINGTON 4.91(L : ; 011 wings - will 'be. PlaCed Plarfies'Of • otitia 'feathers, and, military•trophies appearing' to 'asctinit to the skies. The time limited for ail these, things is ten thiys. The Herald of the blendedrose, in his robes - ot•cere - monY; will announce the entre of the Emperor of.RussiA, &c: by the Sot>utl of trumpet, a salute of .music, a wavingof white handkerchiefs, and three cheers. These tokens of heartfelt gra tulation will grace the commencement of this au gust and unexampled festival.- • Such are, we believe, the principal arrar merits ;it will certainly exceed, in display igc tvorks, the celebrated one th• peace of 4 f ire- Cliapelle.