The Sun. — London, England, 1817-01-28 00:00:00

ie ot, i Si ;i1 Lie It ire ,e,li Iall: it., 3, ;kilt fole.igitt ateerLiitLt , v s l i tt ciLin„;e colt 1)1 . 01116'e lost the eilVet C, anti no more, lixample will ctir §A'A iosition, The Lotto Attiro t e" of r.,0:140' of a Reformer, and among other refrains; he it into his head reform the Old natleY 1, where it seems wife corrupt practice had 10. anti a small - fee was taken at the door he admission of curious Visitors, Nell, this !lone away, liefo riiledaltogetiter, 7 -atid :the iquentellas becn, that the Court coniti !4t ll cuttyproceed with the hitsiness brouOt 11P+Ifore the piissitgcs and enti'itiiccs httve . beet s le of no i s e , r iot , and confusion ; and tso ~„.. ortunite tarn (one of • them praying pitanas" I° , 4 Pardoned on' . accOutit . ' of having a e and tstnily'4ependent on his o.tertionsfo t r ' 4 ) have been committed o tpri son {tic lie I arsorig the crowd Who rushed into tli!Rptlr ts thelloor was opened. This is but a AO+ . Le ' 11 ' 4 in principle kaffords a notable iliustree restilt.tif crude and ill-considered : erti '.l!his, takin g the name of improvetuent,-...! .(11,m* will er we, open the way, we may dep en d upon lit lie - th e rush, t h e riot, Abe offence' Putitlimenr All will suffer. 444.44tilimed Just ice ~a kt. . 4 et , authority insulted, low ambition I' ' s 'el ' '111.4 those "dio would otherwise have 44'64 proper course is safety, will be t;i'l into an g " and misery. Let us thank ,'-.4. mr os for the lesson h e ,bas •so ,uoNfif !iv -• lt tut '. r as ibste rrtt 11' Y't as 1 . . 4 g ..,' ( i , t ‘t ts . ' has r allowed the exanipie oi p.anciiester, ' 1 a t 1 14 :,I'4 sail patiititte ''Diel arat i on , amp l y ,44 s hat' isnied fr l om that p opu l ous place. Me lt ille-niorreiv, a n d h op e speedily to sea I l'illott hlett lug Matired. . . In cur 4a . , ............-.• • • • s ' est nr ,,,., l " Page will he, seen a Letter from. fte It 11,'414ettt, Well deserving the attention r ok)l e t, 1 ', 3 . We tlive n 6 doubt but that the will 'clil tune t i t' whom it is partly addressed.. w.rts knitly, ( H'Y with the .request made to hint, it . Loru- I P'elit m t Z b n . t ,;i l Y to the Public where hi 4 1 4 , 114, 'us may be procured, the last nand- . e nheing thus headed , ~.... iltirparZtY ots? NM etnetnAl'lON." h 044 Oa 4, 40 ,7 ''ellil one of the mair; springs, ...y "1 Nuti work . its way. • • i, , -,.en 6i, . tett •--.....„„ a „„,,,,,..... Kt 41 f ront A • I, •' e Preol.,, et .. inerica state, .t.,at act's' 1 . me e ,„. . • 1 4i I t, tyin g on for completing the • "" 1 l? ) . "At tar e , • 111 ' t, ' 4 1n4 on discoverie s In the great,it; !t.i,(4.,e,t 141.h,iii which, it is seined, are also 6,4. kt•littiltnetilt northward of Newt kik Soun d , vtt ~,4 orcatryin , 1 „ nee on t h e north , ;, kr, ' If' AI . 6 "" a ). , i wili t 4 Ilettea with the Indian trib!sfr'r b"`larsys 're eontillered us extremely valuable, '''''''''lys.4l*'kel4l)le. Several persons of science ::4,41ec11111,-,4% time, and the officers are re' s t„''' l 'ion, 1 - I . . er Y ell? competent to conduct the e 'thee t i ' t ioet it will not turn out another Tilt pat t ig tep t ,r t . t I" TEIt• • ' 5ti.,, 4te. , , _ i ion, a let .oa k t. , 11 Y. yviu.,' t;osouttG hail a select party T.; ke '•htss 111 ' 11 were present the Urand Duke the ~, toddle - int) D u k e and Ducliessof bauttaNs• 14 t ti 441 he s e es. if her Ntul‘; )„, It Itlip, sa ()I ~..otirnir all- k"it.sf thec'ere on the 21st, in the Temp le, ,it 14111I'le tott:nl).irreit,h'e 11)01110a at, which the smic'r, , c." ,Lan p p 7 , v L left the prison for the 90,1 "" k . , 4te s With ,l itt i tsts end the Nuns Were.all P r %v b ,'l 4)(11,447E18 rOUtIll their necks, arid Wilx as ,inenti,l "1n44., (luring the service. • • s", i ° loy4 ''' i ng the Anniversary of the Birth ii.titi)rato4 "Ilthriess the Doke ill SUSSEX, it was iii,'6llB' 11,11.4•Krsatl Masonic Banquet at !rte._ 14 ", ti, * ls i The Duke of ATIROti Past. Crated i.',"ttlitttii i t ' !he Chair, . 1-ihi Royal Highness , litett ' 4, 0 lit e t d , II . 1 stocesJion— Illi er l bai t , , , a in grane i riii 044,413. 1., in their regalia, but wi'.h°l"..t 4 41 "tY w as A ! a% it was not a Lodge r an d Y's t Y 1.4 hr eq"littl Witli Ladies. A Pi"verin` ) thl t, r '"ltkilai l . l . . their lit -till % , - singers contri b u t ed. g 1 41, 44 tO tlid high festivity of the day. t e m i t'e e , ss i ' l , t4 e VIc a CtrANct LLOIt'S heath , 111 11 1 11 i i i,.. 1 1 1 "1 lettrn. ntotit unfavourable, as Lolot e of I.l)oeiana expressed they bid very is'ot r, sits re , , lia 111,,,I,i'llIsmout et,n"7l,l' t - - , e ~,,I -- air wyritgi. - ate respective- . 1, 4 -4 , 4 , pr .."'‘ seconder of the Address. in the ' tt iVi tts " r s 3 and in that of the Cptuntmll'' 41141 .kT4I. ( f . ' EDGE'', I'l , 4 14 i m ' , 40 11 u. Lord MOUNT i t , ,eta .1 1 1 ) i rs umvsosr, i tleit f or "414, was fixed by some unknown tt:lleotsbe,a meeting itt the Abbey Close, 1 el, "('l' l'arliame t ItefOrin &c, but Viii•44tet-tditt, ""Y ' i li,, : 1,,,,,, 5, • i„, anis being promptly issued by / ,',, tl ;lin t , tc : , t. fin bidding them under . pain of tt,te ecilpy his premises as the scene `A r n e,, , , til e p‘. • yotles beat a retreat and left. he i' cab- hop 1„ titch„,. ' of twelve millions :of gold i s t . Il it t, 04, qtt I,Anitite ,Itlltjtlltee ttt L. 11C4r Watringion; in Stafford -1 dii t s ur It. V. Ile - . B was 14 le iii . ta ee Ile , ~ • •ATitcott, sq. , , kfl„,,ttiie 4lly, debt I.oyeti by accidental fire. : I 't • ~ eittu"ated ut several, thousand i 4 N,1 4.... . .. tu itt44,Ylitißht the house , of •Admiral no vcrkToi ii,i l4 4 , t, 1 l'ethr ,tag i L t v ~,, 1 . ,• . t . Irotte. open. 'I 'tee lenity . ' 111- " at 'd 4 fte t i v , l , ll B . t he wiled pen- of the butler's tit,lßt 11,,iti,, aid!) breaking oPiti the .shutters, ~i ti, v: ,. , . 1 .11 0 g tuns I~ In the ' yard, but ~ .)4. mains tot ' 4 . 1 ht4i r ,', l 'll'eti to quiet by adtteinii.' ~t14)12h! A4at':;,.:,?telt 4 tiled otti'ritlay neater f,lit i, i, PI tvi(),,t c.,_ inw,El,l, front hnnte, having left ,I:: t.1141t. to 1 ".' 43 , 1 r ithton ;• he had fortunately li„ . , hat ~ tut ottokers ; the robbers there i4t b t t tl ' b. re W *4 s l ; 4 l , s , ll 114(It Y. eenesi'Sting principally .Sr si , eilliell et tpousia end some brand ~ le l ~ w 'tis fon ti d it .. - Y ' ii titikt.. thtrn,,i h ,, , eta,KingNtioi.•Titt Ad * t f ,4 b ' I 144 14, "'ne til consequenee4 Ilisliop., tell, ety %,, "t there, and Gas I bt but i tie Lo ni „,,„ . I Itv t,oti . "" Li Cti by aecustottieci house • fi-E"iiiliNCE REC;ESI"S t Tile.rotto4 , ing, we can assnl4 our Re'tidefs i Rs If faithful Abstract of the SPEECH deiiVCrOd t bil fire. • • Royal iiiihness the PRINCE • 111/oeki'r . to both. Houses of Parliament this day : , Thefipeech beginuwith regtitting 'the coati nuance. of the litritep ' -"' r • • It then declares, that'uniforin'asSurinCespre4 lll , , of a most ,amicable disposition towards us. from P4Mgrs unite Continent; It proceeds with congratulations on the glotouts Result •of.the. I.ixpeditiowagainst Al i .;lers, which, our honour made - tieeesUiry. High complimentA are paid to Lord Extuourti, the. Officers, and all those who were employed in the glorious set= vice. 0111. The breath of faith on the'part Of the Nepaut Geve rumen t, produced a renewed' war in but soon •terminatOd by• the judicibits arrange- Aents , ol the Governor-General; arid the perse ,virance and - intrepidity of the Officers and Troops is then noticed. Addressing the • Hoese of Commons, it says, his Royal flightless hid ordered the Estimates to be prepared,. whielrare drawn . up 'on a foil cOri eideration of the'state 'of the Country, and, with an anxious wish to carry into effect such retitle dons as are consistent' With' its security. An early consideration tif Our Income and Ex- , peaces is then strongly recommended, with express ,concern at some telling off in the Revenue, which is attributable to temporary caUses. • 'No new But lben will be necessaky. Proceeding to addresi the House of Lords, and Gentleman , of the lifitfie 61ComnyinS, it notices the' New. Silver Coititige,"-wbichfiad been corn Plettkwith'iextraoraiary expedition, and wi ll instantly put into circukition, and adVerts to the beneficial efects expected from it on our internal trade. The consequences of along and extensive ttfar have occasioned, general distreii throughout Eu rope, from which England cannot expect to escape, aggravated as it is by a very bad harVest : strongly Fr laments its pressure, especifilly tin the lower order!A (highly applaudsthe general betievedenee of the lidit;-; I, l ,cosr-.. no immediate Tented/ is to be found for such i l ast ress ;. applauds.thsi unexitapled fortitude With . whi,ch it bas been borne ; expresses a confident Cxppctation that our present difficulties will be purmoutited—as :our main sonrces of 'prosperity 'ire in no . degree impaired.' It observes, that both Housei Will no doubt feel Indignant at,the wicked Attetnpts made by the ills disposed to take advantage of our tlifficul -. ~.. nes, by disseminating se ditious amongst the Lower Orders: ; but expresses - entire re.;. Hance on the public spirit and good smile . of the Country at large not to be shaken by.the arts of the Disaffected. . Firmly 'determined to o;nit no measure calculated to preserve internal qitict, to maintain the Laws and the Constitution,si '' t:i full dependence on the zealous co-operation ok ' 't 'trlitnent; as to these we are indebted (Or having i ' * iiei; able to carryon, and to bring to' so splen did an issue a War of such magnitude, ;stela, and duration. ... : . • oUOHESS OF CUMBERLAND'S ACCOUcHEMENT. ---- 7-- - , Her Royal tlighness's Accouchement took place yesterday, at o • , ne o'c l oc k p. v i . mider . vtry ...,.. . ~,,„ .. inflicting : circumstances . :rim Duchess ,vNretl, 'after' a painful labour, of a; still-born daughter. A considerable degree of alarm had' pre*ailed for several, days among the Faculty . iti' attendance, respecting her, personal safety; • liap.' * pity, those tears were not realiAetl t. and we have • the Might add. that the Pt ineess was as' wiill 14 T iii bight as could be expected. , ~ ~., '•- : 7 1 ~;All tlite usual ceremonies attendant on 'Royal ii4pcottc4eatents were observed On t his occasion— , OEF, Vetre l ltbishnp - o f Canterbury; - Ore Bishop of, d(in; the lord Chancellor,and the Cabinet Ministers being stiamona together at : the Palace to wait the result, .whiCN, on taking place, the following Bulletin was issited • - • .di st..jornes's Palace, Affinilay - , 4Y42027. go Hier Royal 1-11ihness the . Duchess et CtntpERLAN,D wiN delivered at one o'clock this cloy, or a still-born female child, ant! itits well us can.be expected. "` ' " .1-trozy HALVOItb. ' I' , • " CiiaLES-M.. CLARKE." COliinel,ThornLoß waited upon 'the Prince Re . -• gent t . ~inform" him Of'the crept. gessengets , wffs,it nt off to the Qiniett at-Windsor, the Prin cess CI arlotte at Claremont; tlre.Duchess of Gloit - Mtii-L, and the other Branches, of the ,Royal Pa ntilyig llio;to thit'Diletiriiiii fainily aliroad. ..,* Riainio Blo mfi oeld I.vaitetrupon the Grand Dike at St. Alban's Hattie, e bet.ween• Ave and' six o'Claelt; •tipen . his return from his visit •; t4 . the Princesi Churlistte , end Wince Leopold at,„Clare. moot, to inform. bis Imperlatilighness of the event, from the Prince Regent. '-"A•lbiinsitlerablis n u mber of . the Nobility and 'Clentty lift'eardi of inciultyln . the course of the - ' - • , ' d ay. .4 ; '- • .. : • . Svlt Itor:--resteriliy (no n labottring man, who occupied aback attic- in NA lieltoh-street, Lopg and., who had been it* conelderikble tifrie-otit eriiployment, was diseovered sin, the watet.bottlin ibeictir4, finite dead. .It ft -supposed. 9tat...bc threw hintaeltin between seven and eight, as be was brat d to so down stairs titkrtit that tiali,f . • wa !i Pair&.''~l;GKwr, tt.the utuarretione, t' has..jot passitd.:o,rough Horse Guards on his mar to .the'tibuse• of Lords. He seemed to he in' adutirible health. A vast crond assembled i . u t the ittvets, mid his Royal Hightresi:vvps: re .eekted witli - niarked testimonies of popular favour,, `ilieiiCePtion of a very ,fott of the lowes't ,14141,9„TylkoiNfintling that the general' F~cliun rusts .agaitisotbetn,mereingn_Olme4..int 9 it iaulbiaveshevrn uturb less of tact than wc .giv.e . our seditious- i)ernagognes credit fur; bad. , they not-contrived a Puke f-RIVAM CORII,E§PUNDL.NCE.. - PARIS; JAN. 44. Wethcesday; the 22d, - a Confirination,.was held at the Church of the Oratoire in Paris by the Bishop of OSSORY, at which about` forty,ling lish children were confirmed. After divine- ser. viere,`: and prior tb the'cereinony of confirmation, his Lordship addressed the younger purt,of his audience in an eloquent and pathetic exhortation, ttu!y appropriate' to the . oceasion, It is. to be oliServett,•ttat this is ttie 4rit 'Cireniony of the kind that ever was performed in Paris, and it has. only, been since the return of the•legitimate Go- Narnreent thatservice,aCcOrding to the Established Church of Ongtand, has been publicly celebrated, if,,duty now at the , Chiirch of the Oratoire regularly everySUrulay. The congregation is nu. iner6uebeinir hardly ever less than tlfree hundred, and • basittuountedito a thousand. .0n Chrismas ,Day List there Wtre upcstardsof one liiindred and fifty•Engliiii who received .flic•aacranieut. Among the personiv confirmed we noticed (laughter of the Earl of MANsmito, and the only •tlanglfter'6l the bite lamented General Sir JAMES be. died in theWestindies , '.ifil t organ was admirablyplayedby Mr. SHAW, wellAntfwn priafetior, as having so many 'years been leadtr,ol-,the band at Drury-lane, .and who constantly gives his services as leader at tlie Anni versary of the Sons of the Clergy'at St. fraurs. The rottoing:w"tis the Notice_ issued for this solemn occasion "on WeAnesday, the 224 January, a.CONFIRMAT IO N Hill li,a,held at the CHURCH of the ORATOIRE by the Right, Reverend the LORD BISHOP of OSSORY.--.-Diriue Serelasrsvill begin at Twelve o'clock. " Such persons as may be dcsiroas of being confirmed, and 'are of a proper age, will send their names ithl address, 'di rected to the Reverend Mr. Forster, Grande Rue de Chaillot, No. /0; os to the Vestry of the Church,. on or before Sunday the 12th instant, when notice will be giVen of the time and OW' of examination. "PatiegJannhryl; 1217." it it gratifying to find that a sense of devotion 'begins to prevail in a Country which was in the 'hands of. Athiests,..and that the ProteStatit- Faith obtaius - dife toleration. • 81 - 11 P NEWS. DEAL, JAN. 27.—Sailed .thrt*hole of the out ward-bound with t(itglit breeze at N. E. The o'Cloelc..—Salld the conqueror, 74, for. • Portsmouth and St; 1-i&na. FALMOUTNi -JAt4. Arrivol the Lard Ho hart packet with mails Attila and Gibral i tr-12deyyrom the:letter.—Wind S. I.4IVRIWPC)I4, JAN. 26. -t , -Arrived on the 24t1 init. the hp q, _Fel:cm:l4l(w, frosty!' PlitraNcliihid; tfiro'vii) iv c at her cargto oveyboatd.—!fhe d r ace packet, from PlitriitMtil,, ify the " way of Bermuda, le arrived et .New Ygth , :* 22' days. , ----- • TEIE PRINCE.:REGGNT'S C61111.1'. Yesterday afternoonAho PRINCII RAOVII' held 'a Court at Carport-liodsF,'Which wits attended by, ),krchilitillp... of CantigthireYi: the Lordirresi. dent.llll"`LOrd-Cllonoe)kr,i the - Lord Pri-vy Seal,. Ai. First Lord of the reasnry, tlim - Chaneelloi . of' the Vstlietptdr, Secretaries of stute for the Horne antlXikionial Depurtmernts, the First Lord tillp . M.tister-Generikt of The. Ord narict;',ll;e President of the Board of Controut, thePhancel.lor 'Ofilie Duchy of Lancasten, the. Master. of , the Mint; the Lord Cliarnberlain, 'the, Lord '',Stpvard, the Natter of the. Horse, &c. His Rayar Highness held a Privy Coostcil,rwhiti wstiViitteruieti by t h o above distinguished 1 erson 7 ages; Air.,,Btiller pttentled - as Clerk Of the Comi cil.—Th'elfegcnt,gave audiences to titer Earl Of. 11,46.0Wby;''ilib Lord Chancellor, Viscount. Sid moutfir.tiei,Ehtl*PLirerpoor, and - the Duke-of tgontib uti e: . : : ••• , r s 4kforray.strul 11..F.Altverd PAget'-wire the Lorirffir Oroom in waitii)g.-.4114 Court broke fscratoabirlailiv6 o'clock. • •- , . T. I3'lstt, C on tractor for th'e'present Lottery, re: spectiolly,inxitcts-4boteqirsons who 'hold - Thkets and Shares in the present VOtt,C,r' tO -their fate at either of hii Offices, N. 4, Cqra- hilt, or No. 9,- ClAsking:Cross; for as a great Ina . jurity o f tbose,,porsons; ;whose' 'numbers were drawn On Toeithsy last, must have obtained Prizes exceeding irratitiitibt the cost of their , - Ticketsk they will be enabled; by exchanging them, to re !: new their Citapfe fgr.;Jbt Grand Capitals . yet re i meinin n; tie 'Wheel, which contains One of 20,000 Ottineui, '1 CVO of 5000 Guineas, anti ,up: wards f3O ,othe'rs. T ' ickets and Shares war -9 ranted u ndrawn, are selling as'above, : andby' his variOtis Agent sthrpughont the.,Counrry. Four of the Ca Pleats tiriwn Toesdaylast, were sold by n isi' , b e ing, as usual, the greatest in number and 'amount sold by any singlc.Ortice:ketper. A m qty com,t),4„tuok .black at tern n i clneic yes. terday inot•rti4g; in the InntOorks of Cipt. H$ NW!, of Ilartiortirange, Ilanti, between. Moss, cie signated the Bristolrrey, ar o' Toivers; a pping a ; pnpil. of the izite l'oWers, • The bottle 1 took place ai an eighteen feet : ring.- Secontls, the celelirm 61 wrestler, for Moss and lienre! - Coachman, forVoWers.' itooott :tvliiat ; continued for seven mi. •tiattAti - When'thl: . restlires of both were spuilcd. D ios hail the throwit.aikaryt hill. • ' 'Q. Towers ma t plity.and g r littkvil a. 1u.397. bit upolt his ad ardatlestetl4lltoiFitthrotiglit 17 i cloten very clean. y.Suuhe tlelpetttktisktitig,.•lmtivntot alithttnkti4tiq . :, ' Moss 'log! sa W fiet hISY . OW rettirped itclqi:Vtetv on i 4 0VC1:04414 AV / biih tl hit orgititt I.; . Hot h trat - wit ilk tfl,tra rtrengtli: t. Yhrtnikm appottelftd4iteir 13 sifie.Y aitlr tit'ititicaiitit;it, hot w nett they got to w o r4 pti was&lt euneit ttgittitaip.l The tiotintlialtcd font - lucittits. autrrowtrs Ills boa 01 s.. The. men q k thit syste . wych\ttimtigursd; tin& they roultistattity bellistitkutslitif apart. Another 3'lllll'lllg rpillid tQAPIAIet 59)1104'111k, WO: r *ll'4lo erkt3 . -Whi4? 6 buf6 . wetit thitvfiVtli heir teals iti disorder. t , U. Moss umbes# 011101ettptay 0004 ft, alirterstirititi; nb y a heavy body blew ) Amy, wlligjrlopoi tic v,l: recykmed, : p ut • altlittelptlio sl4l44lrlfilabliffF•Tebtts 'he only stood up to re. cel "' -I , l a t tk e 41t4ifiTil 4.llo4:oldetittfed A secolta - oart, e teas !IA %,..v 4 1 ) Jew boy,4lliii 4 ii 4 t4ttittli OiTd! was tt . t)it cle- NerlY, ill t mei e . rounds;' - httiti J v, who hit and broke away with - vat dexterity... • • - gfi. , There' will be a valid (lays; play lirar Ittord, Essex, this mottling. Three pugili s tic matcht..s will be decided, y' , SPORTING ZETTING JAN 27 1917 4rs- DERBY, 1817. , . • .; ••!( 10itaitl:aksIttd.-41 Orville . ' on! of 10 to 1 ---r, Brother to Sitio . lousito.. , :, • ts~tu l o ll -1: 11 AViierloo It ,) . , 13 4) 1 llrothrr to Cil9o). 2 0 t9:7. I &WO atsy • OAK 3, '1 817. to 1 opt, 1. by Cerv.utes. 9 to I f, by lYii•lt Aotlrmws, 10 to /. Mr. 111alkylp tirlittn.` • 1 „4 ' .;;;'•'; , Lcridtit''io 4 DoNCASTF.II.' ST. 13 lo 1 apt Wl4itelo, 13 to t --- 4 —UStoirifirotigti. lftito 1 Ityhtlos, 16 to 1 - Abliot Jottg. i •; 1) 0 E ay, THE LOTTERY CAIiAVAN.4.44LACES' gyp. 8, ciattnlce-ditois. A few years ago there were folk!' in this hind Ambitious to chew they could drive four-in-hood : 4. But *licit horses were' found'on their ineolne to trytiali; For they gallop'd full speed to the Fleet or,King'4,llelich. Derry duAu. . Fll I . - . • But what were tbetb drive 4 l's to Catteribi Great, Who at Cliaririg t crotfloWv from the fined Ntunbee Via! (Jet a place in his toutli and no loss you'll sustain, For he'll dyke yoti.itllisicky to .Plutus s Face. Derry.up t , This Coach was first built 90 a steady (414 plan, It was Ma ddison's mice. and now Carter's the man, Sense. prudence, d Honour, made Maddi‘.44ll Iltrii*C, And Carter frUln Wan learn'd with judgment to (hive. • • Derry Upi Then Illste,.tot 041tat,lu i the Charing Cross ethic)), The Driver is steadyind sound as a rnach„ • —• p e p eo kei c er t oteit tbro jurs?,,ti4epri.iN barter, And tettivu A kind Welcozie frvt V,o,t4triNcsund. CARTER. Derry up, CUitOgEkt,'S + ,~~ A ~ ~: • An ..Ingtitsition.w"es.ittken liVit , Alit nrday after., : noon lit thei Sint, Gt eat Onvintilks!ieith,LoA 'NO body of a fenntkiLiagat4„,found , owliatitrdayntoro . ing , itt thg,,Waktiggg9rl,,,sti: ar.t Giorge'Clia Martyr' '''',, ._,,,',,,,.. ' The deceased exlijfiligd rtbor,t.ii4kvlspisesefra..neei , the skull ) waiwriltir ce 1 yivs,upilArtletlyi hy.ll4iitYkr'' .. ,', ? given by sott*"ffel . ipstruinea.c, ,whidt limthie-. paioed the scalp, and ptsised life 'bonei•or *be' '''' head In .4 eotitiete brass :, a bloClii - V l ll 4l, WaCIM 'the right4ideouo the other p,irt A l o yk,thetfrotly , hi,a -, a s:intilar'epilekrance 0f iii-1 teat meta, l'he child' ram found in it inual,l coO n.or A ito";« which , wai r wrapped innnd nith,a plipe i)111041r.1.,1 Thebody' rotas alto wrapped in fl,ntw,kotp,4 4 ,olllWo•enrt - on. Mr; blues . 'l' A v inr,., ~.114eGlitistici . alibtit e'en 1, 5 , Alilintanqdnee; licdfoi.,l-k.w , ,Vv.-,b‘onid root' ,swi , ar that the deevas . cti ~ y0.,,1), ) 441 alive;..l;is opitoi,4i'vi...... 010 r inclined t I he. cotltFill'ir,,,,,, Ehtillid a' 4 , Stferk ift OpilliCin 011 . %: o !iiidoy tk ft ert tnon, whe.4“.llo4 , eittii . 't'n , A; cial';'he 'atilt, thought tho,vi..lleneb'wlia veri , t - hr. , iiiiirolife. 4- IJptin opening the hody.,.he ,1040"ft1'.'t:i'e britises *tin . not so , ikevere, as he .exptetcd)ttiii6d's titent. - . , jig . „ ..e, „,, ~ , ~ ~: , , ,, , ,,n c l• 11 1— -. Verdict:-=" tq i i,Tikiy., , stippnsed.thatitbt.tddecased Ives 'etill-born ' '° 1 ~:'4 .r. ;.Vvirtf: 1• ~: v . • • : '' The - toropeto l rt ho eq5.4 44,chthic.to he buried itt . the thitridi-ylirti ti tot,to,have-t la% liiel of tho ,eintrelt pertorNitiki, 4tt,tl.ort!ered • the mot her-to be advertised, ,find a reivarti gitered ,for her discovery. w. . . ._ . . . , , ... 1: 'The reiiisrt in. r . l k f „pipers e tliat Mmm Major See, ' . hati.. g been'fotiron qgt o, ,strect& of - Lishiro • StISIN cal ' . to detith, is trot . true ; the fAct i§, he was found dead tin- •a: choir' at" 'is hayinviiikcn atienie in' ti glUs - o. l 4fitie:—Cliprnitig Paper.) , . Grvest-tirdni• repitit sspecliti 'Very 'favourably of- tt, • • • i neW force to' heitiarocittcetil. op , :so;turtlay last, at•- , ' . Eilinhitrgliiitiiik. I,( l l .44l 4 l,!it,lerstantils theyrcq" . ; . ' '..tirtetipit' of a ltizasymOthtttiOttirt - 'cif ,4)o4jdf.:,r(l6lci- . , ..,. , , 4 , iili nui A_Y. ' , i ellitneD.C4ol9 *Wilt el ryt•-- - a ',lt n%wv.)1400 porairowed! ' ancl alin4ed !iyq6VtartitnXiiipUttt4o'. `'.. ~,-..''',.., 4;: Itlt 1 4 0 1:),0824Y1 y4.olfilliii. I bti tr 4 1 i,' bylYoliik . Cii i y,/ 11 .Apect4 ‘ittatt .41064 14 1 1 1VIVIII,Vvv.ii*Miediktotte'':.`.' , ' Boards haiiiliti4VerbV,rl4.lC,44.rateid 4 Soritftil.ii'l of, Cita ,lati'44loi,,JAlttelcifriti.!‘!!!tfittl'iliidwitto. ...- ) -..i. . , . . . a(nCki t strvetv iNit,ord•str, 4 44:' Ca t t . :clir : , s tropps,,, r frA 7 ,:- : , 4 I.lond-strkrYrii rd 4 i tiejOinittil9. , l4 tont folk afrolcett; .it 'is attai, Oat, by tiinirpftell'AcklatitOit ? ilq,:• ',, , Gentkneal t i.: Op w,a/r.lta 4 ? giV l'llniti fi tittr.' 1. 1,! Anil ~ have bermtroi . t oribrall4:l44bstliiiiio)se.op! ;,. • tmtny of Wit ha kittimtiiiiitiOgti Mn k ihogt. , . t-liii,lialiti tituidrafte tottbeet;itnobtlelly:9eatid, y • •perspns !iarloyont 04.4o14tnpuitaia litiiiili of the . profession . INlet4i. covitsat;',lVlutiaoa., and Co;.. . a reconsidted - 4altyllty-All rattle* 01 people, ne each . , o f ~t h e i r F , r stablisllttecits';' 'or by letters from Tilt c o tt rmy, ' littog,,,t,tecirscase,,. when Medicine AO' Advice is seat tp.all farts (011ie-kingdom. There ire aide 'doors at eaeli.hoose, end private rooms for feniales.--Direct Charlotte-house, opposno the ltev. Rowland ifill's Chapel; or Woodstock. !owe, near New Bond-street.