The Sun. — London, England, 1811-01-03 00:00:00

f , j.: 3 - . • i i 4, I I ' 7' ' '''' • .i l 4 (i.. J. ", i 'N r ' • ' • ";;;.' , ' ::* e . e .''' :'.. t .2 .Ei llif . ":, ;!:;., , te I ; t . I' ''" ' - , 7 ..., -.!6 ,, ri. , . . . , ~ .•t;) iircir, ~ .) f , ; • --.. ~ , , ,- , , I , , - , -t-• .. °•,,,..„ E .... ~.._ . ... .. .... .. ~' . NUMIIER 5714:1 4. THURSDAY, JANUARY 3, 1811. [PRICE SIXPENCE lIALPPENNY• _ ". NEW TfIEA'PRF: ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. PTO -MORROW EVENING, Jan., 4, 161 1 , A will be tided the Comedy of A NEW WAY TO PAY OLD DEBTS. , After which will be performed (for the 9111 time) a New Pantomime, called HARLEQUIN AND 'ASMODEUS ; (Jr, C‘JPID ON CltUr-•111iS. The Pantomime prodiu ed under the direction of Mr. Farley. 'llie Denecv by Mr. Bologna, jun. • l'he Principal Characters. Dort Cleofas Zamhullo (atterwaids Harlequin), Mr. BO- Don P LOG NA, j un . The.Oldedro Alvaro (after war d s Pantaloon), Mr. NORMAN ; Duenni (afterwards clown), Mr. G RI. MA LW. ; Pillartlec (afterwards Laver), Mr. K 1 NG ;.• • Asmodeus (afterwards Cupid), Master CHAPMAN ; .'tutus, Mr. 1 INNEY ; The Dtemon of Interest,. Mr. PR EBY ; lionitacio ( the Innkeeper), Mr. BOLOGNA; Pasqiierello, Master MORE LLI ; Donna SerAphina (afterwards Columbine), Mrs. Serenada (with a Song), Miss iII)LVON.• The Scenes will be exhibited in the telhowing succession.: • A Subterratieous Cavern . - -..-,. (-111ro'e"',• A View of the Grand Prado at Madrid Pillardoc, the A lcilyinist's Study - - Do. .. The Pratt°, by Night - - Do. - - Ansphithcatre a• t S.:adiz with Spanish Bull Fight Do. Cadiz Harbour ' Do ... .. - - - n • shintittin c hine Isle ofwigitt . . .... I' —DT. muggler's Cave' Carisbrook Castle -- - - : 1)0 Harr Cate, Southampton : : A View near Ilanover-square, London - "' - . Hollogan. Spanish Hotel arid Loci 'in 1 ' "°ll°l*. Crtarig.erwi Sg- louse - - - - Capor . i, _ • Do. :..I:ll,enhcirii,ck,al(iiyer's A rms :rid 'Turnpike on the Dept- C • ‘ u gaud Launch at D f 1 • .. Do. - • - _ - - - - Whitmore. Dc ort . - • - inside arb's and Groceek Situps . Hal logart. of Crocer' s slit to Do. , V. l"'" of Mount /Ewa' - ' '-' Whitmore., - - . - Cupid), bthver • Do. .. .. .. - - . liet'whiliccosxto(r4re llbxes to be taken of Mr.. Brandon, at, the i ic,e, in Prtrice's-place, liart•street, from "I - en till Four; • boxes 7s i n . 15.—.1.,,,, v ,• ••,. , ‘ °l- 111- Priee• 3i. pd. --Pit 3s. 6d. Second-price e _ coik , ....r Gallery zs. Second-pi ,ce is. —Upper Gallery is. oeTiied..p(?,,ce No Money to ti„, 1, turned. , • begi n "., it , W.II be opened at Hai: ~, ;t Five, and the Play 41 111411 1),1,t Six rhe new Pat • • • v i tt on ~,r tc.l:ronitilie of tiarlequ;;• and . .deus, or, C.uh the ,‘;',. o L i bt COrltilltlitlg to be r , :cei vci . , !. , I.•,Jughout with . ets oursts donut,ofapplanse, will b,: repeated every Even- Ing NI hirther On Saturd ` ' jOn Nio. ,_ a., ,IY.s: rwelfth lift • ; or tc'i • You Will.— ecous ,;(;, ) , Ning Richard the I•L'id•s• , i. Tuesday, The rhursad7,l(iciu con virg,cdi,,,,,lay, 1-,,, Nit,i,iltaineers.2-I,)n stavus, vasa.•-un Frioay, No Oli the ...iti _Saturday, Cato.,— Orr MOmiay, Kintt Henry :•lin..ei Ado About c I I I, tit, 1 Liu Conquest, of France. —On I'll:,,A!I in tne Wen,' sot. n• "'VII Wedijcw,y, 'inc . ,merry 'Wives cr Whitt_ (1.-7 r TN, 0,,i• hat', c • — Jac are respe^ti-lly • • for led t Farqn , _. JD II , , t.-Oinelly of ph, 1 , --I, via ) . of ill , ,e riconstarit, anti !• tiakspcare"s Ilistori. will be revived "2 4.1.:,:0nd-P4rt rat King .s , ~,,i t , . asp ..issible. Henry tne Fourth, .„.__ , 11ECTUIttg ON AN ' , TOiI , IY A :4 D S' URG ERN ' Mit' 4---:AttPU i. will commence his .SPRING ~,,,„,, COUR:,E oi LECTURES on ANATOMY alai Somt, EU Y, on NION DAN , . th e isitti uary. • .k.Partit..ularii n-rty " ......„„ 7...... 4 - _ , 1 ( " (), 1-)' Lthim et l io l.: l : o l `''vn by applyinA , to Nlr. Carpue i .--- m , ' L 1'...41441, El It I: . r ?AV I'll ENT, of 10..ENT'ot PR E&trs h s rendered untenant ,Dor' - able - o) F I RE, .diciEs of I nsuratice expiCtng at Chi , istrn ati 41. should lie ienewen within I- iftectt 1.),,ys front that pe lsodt to prevent th:: l'artie Inteteat ceasing therein. kercantile insurance cal:den:a reduced lirentiunts. EAc;lib: LIFE. INSUIiANCE. verY des,:ription of Insurances upon Lives tnaY be effed -114 at this .tice with the utmost Facility, upon terms °t ' 1). collar attvaiitage. A WNI. IiEs,E'LIIAM, Secretary. "14 ATEs of INSURACE agalost Fi RE . (exclu ,,Jt.i.. sive of Coverunierit Duty), in the Iskrilfill ° F I it E . No. 4zo Stra, ct, 4110 IVO ZI, C6rnilli I, ' London, ant laY nts in Edinburgh, Glasgo.vv, - DUbtill, A pal l ' T o . Cotnnion Insurance . as. od. ,) - and other p.in. Hazardous ki Doti...), • ss. 61. A i . ddit 011:11 Rates are charged when increased. hazard ap peats either from the Constritction or Situation of the•f3uild- I ngs; the quality bf the Property, or the mance of then tr autacture. , • Polieies (Gratis) as heretofore, for .Suits of leo!. and up. 'Trade %arils. Premiums 'tor Insurance renewable at Christmas, must be Paid vvithin Fifteen Days therefrom. Merchaltd.• * a " 141.. .and ...tips insUrert in the United tendon Docks )' and . I 'tr .nt Ports in the, Unt xingdoms. , • aso at t hett erc West -India and Insurances also granted on PrOperty in. his MajcstY's 1 - I(.,tniittilitiotiotrasb.road, and in Foreign States at AlnitV With these ;..I'4IkMINGSTOCK insured at as. 641. per Cent. seci., ,k r ..% the Sums on the different sorts of t; rant —or is. 6d. per •.Z-ent• °LOY on the whole Stock of an e term; with the y oti galvage Clue. It DIRECTORS T The R ight 11011. Charles Lord K , AUDI innaird.RS, &c. The Right Hon.Siallivan, . • ,i. Sir lohn Cox 1-lippisley, !l a w M. P. • „,*nnaltt Agnew„ESq ' Willi.iii ivi: , rland, s q. nir Charlts ttlieke, Kilt. R, (~.. piowden, 1.,: 'elm Clements. Esq, Geo. (I. Sun Mer, 'Esq._ M. ~,ni,uel P, Cockerel!, Esq. David Thomas,' Esq. • r inlay Eerkuson, Esq. koburt Taylor, Esq. Charles Freeman, 14y. John Variihdllir Esq• .. - .lolin Hosier Sir ft, tt r 4,...rern, liar t. M. s" • .10S.Plid.l)lampson, Esq, Eraueis Wilson. Esq. I stall% i„,,iter, juit,Esq. CorneliusLoweWaliae!, Es q.. William Lii,hingten 144. Josepli Warner; Esq. kichard lkilliams, s • Solicitor. ..........________ROART SKELTON', Sec. t) ' J A ME lIFALTIf A ND LONCLVI Y. 11S'a AN ALEPTIC PILLS, which were contrivc.d by the Inventor as a Remedy for him !_.!t,. and which prelictved him to an advanced ago, ar t alltably wh ich for Riteurnatisins, Colds,' and • all hose 111()Inidaints to which the i-. 1 tr liable from the „Ifutichiginttides .of our climate to r ts:ull;l‘...elvvis4etn • i somers of the ' r...tett and Howels ; and to l'e3 'Bilious, atilt all achs, occaSinted by inu,-estiort Of by Lee living. f 3441(t U "IY by F Newi)ery and Sons, at the Warehouse or by lantes's P.OWder No. S ' and at Dr • l .' 4S, t _. Maul's • arheS 6 late House, in Bruton -street , price 43.6 d. a Box c, • Church- yard, 1.16,,_! mt Aliting 36 P,115 ; or s.). ;II one large Box fuf 11. 4 5 . ter a Ire genuine Paul's uthose which have the words ', F. New ,,,,,Y1.,N°. 45, St. ," engraved in the stamp. taSi A true lodgment %vitt I,etortned of tile pretensions ot I',loiut who oilers. Dr lannes's kill. lor :iale, when it is known lt he was a mere l•thourer hi the Doatn's garde!). " i ti "i -tit. Y_ll3,4lol:a.rit of the princiitil Ingredient, Dr. I Affics's i % i ' .. ' Iti l e , i°,tri vritch lie had the. auditcsty to ad hialseif. .1,,, thi s 5...741 Anti I. preparer ;" though it :s proved, th . .cr tornieine wAs adually prepAred and sOld before iie Vi, ,IS ttls:44g 1114114 lient wad empiuyed in any part Of the 1.1 0. • (r.T.Fourth. Night of Mr. I R ELA N D,!rhe Yorkshire High flyer's Twelve N' its Eogageniatt. ASTLEY'S THEXTKE,Ia W CASTLE-STREET, ST It AND. • : (Established by Authority of the Lord Chamberlain.) rrIRIS EVENING, TO-mor.row and. Saturday, at Half past Six_ preciselY. the much-admired RACES, by Six little Forest Ponies, to be rode by Intant Jockies, of feather weight, tour times round the Course to be considered a Ileat • ABON HASSAN • Or, THE SLEEPER AWAKE. - • An entirely new Song, called • 4 bovely Anna." • . . A Military Burletta Spedacle, called CLARA ' • Or, THE IWYSTERIOUS . RECRUIT. EXTRAORDINARY HORSEMANSHIP, by Twelve celebrated Equestrians. In the course bf the Evening, for Twelve Nights Mr. IRELAND, the surprising Yorkshire Hightlyer, chose •extraordinary activity in Hopping, • Skipping, Kicking, • anti lumping, ranks kat/ the woildr of the present uge, will go through his.astonishing •PerfOrtnallbeS. To conclude with a Comic . Pantomime, called THE DISCOVERY ; Or, HARLEQUI Ws SALUTATION to •jOHN BULL, 1 3- ADDY BULL, SANDY HULL, and TAFFY The Pantomime terminates with a Grand Palace, dedicated to St. George, Sr. Patrick, St. Andrew, and St. David. Doors open at Halt past. Five, and begin at Half past Six. • Halt Price at Half past Eight. Boxes 4s. Pit 2s. Galicry CZ' Equestrian Tuition by able Masters, daily, from Ten tilt Three. VOCAL CONCERT. NEW ROOMS * lI.tiNOV ER-SQUARE. MESSRS. HARRISON, HARTLEMAN, and G.R LATORE X, most Ns peat ly aecitsainti ne No bility add' Gentry, particularly thQ •Subsctibeis of last Sea son, that the'Ct) N C ERTS will commeme at thise,el4, , ,,iit Rooms, on the THIRD 1 , RI DAY in FE b UA,R y, anal) , cOntinued on every succeeding E LZI DA Y i'asSion arid Easter Weeks excepted), to' the end of the Subscription. Terms, as heretofore, Pour Guineas and a Platt fur NINE CON CERTS. Ti,:kets transterable, with the usual 'tnitations g and that the t;oinpity may assuredly continue to' be select, it Union of Subscription, that an,!, Ticket sent to a shop a Beale: to dispuseu uf,,bilall be torteited for the reina ut the Season. 'lice Managers have the pleasure to announce that they have .. engaged CA'VA N 1 for their Whole number ut Corteelt: , , • 411 , 3 that she wilt introduce a Serie3 of Nevi Songs, calculated tttdreplay her unrivalled 4.dents to the greatest Tadvan.age. Nlany other new. Coinpositions,..botli of rite Italian and lin glisn Schoolsi -are in preparation.. The and 13 on the enlarged ~ c ale of. the three preceding seasons. The Chorus, fur tvitn.h the celebrated Female 'tiger's frOut'Laricashire'are engaged, will be Veq numerous „oiii select. 1. very exertion is making to render these Concerts worthy tlie..!tention of the Nobility and (:entry, and the Xlanageis Nat r themselves. they shall again be honoured by that dis-i ttil, t utshed pairopage they gratetully acknowledge to ? have exa pettetitcd Jur the last ten years. • urt her particulars will be speedily published. . . • - 'Stibteriptioni are.reeeived'at Mr. Hun:hail's, Nci..133; New ; and by the Managers.' • ookice .viii be given when theTiekets-are ready tbr ; no more tvill be issutd than the Room .c.lll penally TUITION. • ' IN CLERGYMAN, 'Milk rift on hig Living, about A. I. utiy•MileS tcom Tot'vn, who re c eives Five t'UPIIS in 'wish their Etlui..ation for tiie Universities, &c, has now Two Vacancies. It is - wisheit that' the Punk, for whoni applicatinii may be made, shoo it be Fifteen N ears of Age, or upwards, aivi that they should have been welt grounded at a respectable Classical Gentleman nas a sepa. rate Apartment, and their treattricni is a i ttogether liberal. Re terences can be given to the friends Of Pupils and to distill- Kitislied Members of the Universiticb: , Achiress --The . A Z, at W. Walker's, Bookseller, 192, Strand. I'OIC.I.i Pltiolt, WOR,CFT4RStiI Rh. TO BL 'SOLD BY 01 VATE CONTR Ayr, . . A Very Valuable LEASEHOLD ESTATE, corn ..c.i. pristr4; :. i Aires, 3 1,1,::.0c1S, '4 Perches; ot Glehe'l.an t i, and rile Com Tittles of the Parish of Stoke'Prior, extending over t79a Aires 01 Arable Land, all inclosed, well cultivated, and of the most productive riatu , e. The Tithes. exclusiite of the:Glebe Land, have ben let this year for 7761 175. Stoke I'rior adjoins lirn osgrov,e, is only 13 miles tromWor cester, an,l 0 limn Bir jugharn. For Price, and printe Particulars, apply to Mr„Wakeman, 43, Upver Baker-street"; London ; Also` ut Messrs . Barretts. .ltolborii.Coutt ; printed Parttc utnrs may also be had at the t, °Mei, Cross, ttroinsgrove, and Star \and Garter, Worcester. fiEVALIER. RUSPINr adopts this method of returning his most gratei ul Thank's for the very kit.d and•hutricrotis inquiries made by so many' of the Nobility, Gentry,. and his, t nends, during his late heavy anti severe ill .tress ; he also embraces thiS opportunity of 'stating, .that in consequence of that illness, and hi s advanced age, he has now -for the firSt time communicated to his eldest Son, 'AMES .11 D EN- it I) SP N and to no other` person whatever, the mode of preparing-his .several Medicines ; "of which fact, ter the - security of the Public, the Chevalier hits made an Affi davit before a proper Magistrate. • . These Medicines, namely, .his • Dentifriee Powder, and Tindure ter the Teeth and Gums, his Elixir - for curing rite Tooth-ache, and the Balsamic Styptic, which have been in large and increasing demand, particularly in the higher Cir cles, since his arsival in England, in 1751, a.cireninstance kvhich renders all encomium unnecessary. They will con tinue to be prepared and sold'at their House, in Pall-Mall. t-1 I LI3 LAINS tire, prevented trom. breaking i and their tormenting I tching instant ly'reinoved by W Fi I 'l* b LA Ws ES,Sk:NCE of MUSTA RD, universally esti:timed for its extraordinary Efficacy in Ithetimatisms. Palsies, Gouty Affections, and . Complaints of the s.tontach ; but where this certain remedy has been unknown, or neg.eded, and the •Chilbtains have uaually broke, WIIITEKEAU's FA LY. CERATE will ease the pain, and very speedily in them- • Prepared anti sold by R. Johnson, Apothecary, Ts, Greek. street, Soho, London, the hasence and Pills at 25. 9d. each; the Cerine at ts. ltd. • Sold, by N. Cal well, Dubli n , an d. every Medicine Vender inl the United Kingdom. .6411" . The Genuine has a black C him p, with the name of R. JAhnston inserted on it. ffiliOSE who suffer Nervous Irrtutticiu trent weak . ness ot Stomach; obstruaedjiile, and bid Digestion, will find relief' in s I I.S KY's I'AT E N T'A R LW I'l C LAO I'S, which e n j o y a ll t h e properties pt Cato fuel without its irritability; tiles/A*l6o consult this health of the Stomach, by prornuting the Appetite, and an increase,of, Spirits as the health improves. In deep-seated Abscesses, where a Cure could scarcely be contemplated, so healthy a change his been produced, as to excite the best hopetiot suc cess. In Eruptive, Scrophulous, Gouty, Rheumatic, and' Scurbutic Complaints, its reputation 14 established. West.l,ndia orders Atte n ded to, at t h e Di spensary, is, Solio.squlre. London. `The gtmnint: V,dicine has the r Ooyernment Duty printed' on a bia4.k ink and•the Words " l y the K ing's Ito expresscd,on the brotle, hill of and. outside wrapper. .Sold at is, Soho-scparc, to small bottles of 6..1. double bottles 104. and larger ii. 23. ,Conapvtunt . Essence Ss. • TReI4VSPOIZT.OFFICE, Det.'2B, tato. THE CO MiIIiSSIONERS for Conditaing . ,11/1 yEsr)", TRANISPOVT SERI'IOE, fo ,- satipg Care of Sick and Warnsicd Se,enst;i, and fsa - the Care .I , ld Ca , !;dy of Pt hours of War, ei)'keoet L y give' Notice, Thai ,bey ready at ibis ' 01,44T, ' on rVeSdlfyi the 224 Yil'ai-Pj t8 tl, t receive .4ealerl Tendecs, and irtal It'lib such Persons as mayle Itllling to contea3 fir VItTU.I.I.I.IIqG PRISONERS OF WAR., 111 , 1fealsh and Sicknctr, at Chatham, jor . tix !Laths from the tot Match, !Ss 1. No Tinder toll! be reces - a.l after Oar o'CLek cot the Day - of 'Ti nor noslceti, unleis the Party, or an Agent fur blow, persona:lj attend. Each Mader most be aeccrnparsied to , a Laser front tic. 4 reveelaide Peri,nt engaging is be.-osne board with the Pee s,su tetidrsisg, in .the 4noti9/ 21001, for the due peva, manee 4 the Cesstraa, - Edislher Particulars may br knOtasst to applying at this Oct, or to caps. Iluschinion, Chatham. • 'This Day...was published, price Ss. a Second Ldition, of COPIES tram 'CORRESPONDENCE,- &c. w ! th i\ r. litbkibson, l'erceval. &c &c. on the saojeas or roc Wdsto And Abuses in the t‘lititttry Establialt nt.t..ts anti l x penditures ; tleinunstren tug to thy YutJltc, trout poitetl Kttts,lnd tlliicial A:atitsbions, the necessity ut an int‘dtate Lontplitte Change in the existjng Systeni at I,ffl.,ging ,tud appl}ing toe Revenue. riy 1. $. VASSAR, Esq. Soitt by Sherwood, N.:ely, •11:1 junta, l'aternoster.row ; and 411 other.l3Juksetlers. This Day wos In Sy° pnee Is; 6d,_ . DDITIONAL, C4SE, with further Uretlious r • the FACULTY, telAtio,', to the use of the LW.), GOU r and RREUMArIC By A. I.REAKE, t Apothecary. . . - . London: Proted . 6.st Samuel iiigoley, 24, Flect•street ; Caltv C r 0,% n. cuurt, Soho; ituti i tali:bard, Psecadilly. 01,witom ttuty be h..d, by the same Author. ObSeniZttiollti 01A the Hum- rs Lupulus, with an account of as llbC L;uut, and uthut 11 - 16e1SeS; With Cases and Cytn= atutucations. Seunid Edition. Iho: pricit zs. 6d. just published, pricz is. 64. in boards,, DRACTI CAL OBSEitV ATION S onthc,,TßEAT rutSl' R 1 C ft. Sin the 1.31c1; 111 it A", (le - nuCed nein vartOus Cases, i 1 arating the comparative Me tits of the Caustic and C:onun n Bougie r with ~ Remarks on tt tch cane, ettio,atillA the 4.1..y,cr of an itubscrimillitie use of the former, as well 'as tD prove the acii , antages resulting, trout a j ed.:inns met,tianical application. qt the latter ; with Re l'istula to Ano, and an unproved Method' oi Treat ing :1 h:e4 Cdpitis, or SCAM Head, With sane p;cl Cases. .I.ly T,II(O.IAS LUX Motif; h, , Surgeon F.lttniordininy to Inx'Kuyal ItL...,ni.iess the "Prince of Watt,:4, S,utgeon to the E.:144.411 . Oisi.colary, ittee. &C. I.olldUll : Vtiot..l tor S. itrgtilei, ../. 24, .I , li.:et:atrezt ; and W. erce...;i,, Ldinburl . ‘ . .Tho, by e *one Aut`or, . _ ...... . .... A Trtatit , e un Hcu i, titimutAtib, wail :ceinarks on Ora. y at the iericc 2S. 1.4 E iN,IOTIiEIt, BY NI ks. WEST. Second l,rtitiori. This , pay w4s pnbtislicd, In Foolscap Octave, Klee 74. Wards, T HE 101 . 1-1M.1: 4-1 Poem.. Five Books:* 13y Mrs. W EST. erinted ,for , Longman, Murst, Rees; Orme, and Brown Paternoster-row. Strong sense, maternal, patriotic, and above all, Chtis tiaa feeling, without a ir..cture of fanaticism, are the charac. teri;.tics of this Poem, winch will be ever the delight of mow, who are 'armed or tried to tea AS man 6110111111CCI." —4../1111S11 Critic, It111(7. 18,9. 01 \V 1101t1 may be had, by ;he same Author; I. Letters addressed to a Young Man. ,ln 3 vols. Immo.. 21S. 2. Letters addressed to a Young LadY. In 3 vols. ranio.. ; fl. is. 3. Poems and ,Plays. In 4 vols. Ismo. price 11.'35, boards. 4. The Advantages of Education. 16 2 vole. 13M0. price 7s. 5. Gossip's Story. in z vols. 121110. price 75. 6, Refusal. In 3 VOIS. 12010. p.it:C 7,15. boards. This Day was publish'lti, T" QUARTERLY REVIEW— No. VIII. . . contents;. . Sir John Sinclair's Onserv.itions oruthe Report of the Buition L oinuuttce z. Mr. 11 uskisson 6n the Depreciation of Currency. .‘4, Cranbe's Borough. 4. Admiral Patten's Defence- of an Insular Ilnipire. i..Landt's Description of the terue [blonds. 6. Chalrner's Caledonia. 7. Mr..Sfe phen Weston's Imperial Poem of lien Lung. 8. Price thc Picturesque. 9. Muslv CantAtigieliws. to. Southey,'s History of brazil. il. liritton's A rchitectural of Great 14ritaiii. iz. Wookinouse's Trigonometry. t ;. Sir Kalph SaMer's S ;ate Papers., 14. Mibb Mary Russell Mit • font's P‘x.rtis. 4 ILirtister's Flints on Evangelical Preaching. '• • • • -••-• _ Primed for fam Murray, 32, Tleet.srrect, liatchard, ; and ith.inisons, Combat, Lomita' ; Parka, ()trend ; Deigbtcn, Caintkridge ; 12 k burgh ; M. N. 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A11 . 1(.13 r S I%iilltlleS Of Agricviture:arid Phming v yith ( f r i e d Specimeilh ut N aura I (;,ratist.'s i<oy4l Quarto, -z 21. lir. New; ‘,ll'. Lontilltue tietba, coisously f• - nAraved on copper-plittcy, teprcsrlittit4 in.trty Figurcbof E lowers, &c. I 4s: - ."114 Nev . . 111‘1,111.1nal, CR.—conntnical, :Ind rlntnestie ilerbil, intended eitile; to :..,ccon) , ,,,iny Ur. Nen, ton'4 Ildtes or to tiu sold siyar3tc, Svo. ii . , . Dr : i oilt,u. ~ ,i r.t114.- A (MlSaar)', in Vi Ani:htnt n: , ,nl ) are ay.. ductd fr,an their MigutliLllllo.4i%cs, ida)4 p lFi p ci ; ~,,,,,,,,i nit exp;ained. .Qugto, ii, Is, , a IMPERIAL PARLIAMIN HOLISE OE PEERS. WRDNESDAY, MN. 2. .At four o'clock a number of Peers atierided its their places, and the LORD CHANCE:U.OA. LOA Ins seat on thiWbolsack. After prayers were read, the The Eari pi DARTMOUTH (late Lord . I,eiviiitarn) was sworn,,and tui his seat in the..roo.n father, the late Eirt. N; business being before the )loose, and no connnunication being • made from t e Commons, aoadjournment till to-moirow took place. Their Lordships‘stand stilllll3Qued for Ft iday. HOUSE OF COMMONS. WEDNESDAY,' JAN. 2. , blr. LUSHINGTON presented Himself atthe.Bar of the House with the .11cpurt of the ConnySttve on the State of the Nation. The SPA ER put the question " that the Report behrought.up."- Mr. Minus thought that a proper , opportunity for 'expressing his sem iments. After lite very lumi nous exposithin of all the,precedentit, on the tubjeNs which had been made by an. Hon, Friend ot his he tilt not only that he was telieitd iron) the neet.ts r • city of going two a' detail on that head; but th o it would be presumption in him to take up the time of the House. lie should only observ e , that Mho tobit.:r instance h:ai restriaions-trereti imposed of the :name of those now submitted :to their apprytmtion. He bought it proper to notice the _statement- that had been ,made of a suppOso Peerage having: rico created byParhament: it such viere•really the fact, it should appear that reoridtions of a similar. nature' had been intpos,ed on .a former .Regent. On loeking clo,ely into the subjeB, it woulci be found that the Peerage alluded to had been created in the presence ref Parliatnent, not hy , Pirliament, but oy the autho. rity of the Regent and lits Coencil. From the:eh', cutustanceS of the times to which suchhetplent reference had been made, the • precedents bro u ght w lerard had meth' lehs influ4iwe on the mind than thoge of a more recent date, 'Sc uh as the Succes s i on . Aptpassed in the. reign ti Queen Anne, and the Regency A6s, as made .in the reign et (eorge. the Second, and in that of the. pre:tent King. At. the time a provision bv.)'s made for a Regency in the tor- Mtn' instance, ihe:e was a probability that the Ant Ito rtty at the Regent would eXpire in one month—hi one week hn short, is thrtetion Was big' to occupy -ttte period which chleie, before the .iii .it % arrive. kinnover ; t; C I.oWrr CrOatitig Peers .was nut w itiiheld. In ihe.atle '<if the late and present reign no such restrittive provi,imis h a d be e n _thought necessary; and those. lin Qe dt.nts with him outweighed the precedents v 11785: The - oistinalion made was,- that in'thwe Instances a provision had been made for'a Council of Ito i rney, but that, he corstended, WO no bearing Ott the queo tion before them; what he maintained was, hat there shoidd be.no limitation of the Royal Authority : the mode in which it should be exercised was another question. In the. present 'instance it was agreed, on all hands, that the Prince of Wales shotrid be sole Regent. It Was admitted that lie ought to hive poWer to dissolve a Illations, House of Com mons, and on the 4allle constitutional principle that gave him that power the Constitution gave hi nni the right of creating Peers to prevent undue inflaence against his measures in the House of Lords, They were not justified, in legislating on individualchs racier, that ought on bout sides totbe left entirely out of the question. This, however, had not been done; as while they were told they ought not to suf fer themselves to be influenced by any considera tion of the virtues of the Prince, .Ministers brought forward personal' considerations cm their own side of the question He could nut but think the resttic t ions proposed were insulting to hiir Royal „Highness, without answering any good purpose, as t,vbile they betrayed a suspicion that the, trust confided to him would be abu.ed, they did not ,efleaually guard against the abuse. He had no difficulty in givi► n his assent to the amended resolution as it stood_; het if it went to gibe the Coun c il a right . of declining t h e restoration nf the :King competenee inde pendent, of Parliament, he should think his duty rolled upon him to give it all the opposition in his power. Air. P. Moons, after dilly considering the sub jett, rose, authorised by Lk constituents, .who addreoled, him .un the. sulbjea, -to protest. ilr the strangest manner against the proceedings of Mi n i s . (cis. The point to-whi. : l l their attention ovgia tea be directed was, to the restoration of the ,teetitivo power without delay. He had ,voted in his lace for two of the adjournments, and in doing so lip iiffil Ixen,sorry to find he differed from many of l,is 80. nourable Brie di, and in particular he regictted that he differed fiom his Honourable Friend theiSilc,rti. her fir lirdford, for whose strong understanding, and accurate in(tgrbent l he had always lvlt. the ,greatest whilo his unsuliied integrity, ill public and in pi mate life, entitled him to.admiratiutt., In That itutance, however, he had thought him Wrong, but, on looking,tnore closely into the temts of the Physitians, he bad found that he hinrstalit had. been wrong, and that his tarn. Friend was ._ri g h t . INlitiisterN had impo,ed on the Public, and, from t:i e rep , rts, lie_ now ititind that advantages hid bcen n o f t h e in4rmities of his nijesty, and, Eliot e ve ry one had tiers allowed/to put his'hanti UI tht wi,:hunt cortirctul t and, pike it acec , tmt of th e Royal PreroOtive. - Ttiis sys , ein had bteti carried on so far, that a-poor mart in' IranAst, wbo had been 1. rag tutpriton e d withoUt cat,