The Sun. — London, England, 1817-05-02 00:00:00

1 . . 'l'..:c.-1„.-:.1,,,,._, • ...trillhEß 7093.] • • conti- allatiituous ripprobrititm 311,; 'fled Audieuces, they tw ill I.e EST ' MIN.STER-Bit111(;E, sopa lii4linesses tile Pal NC. E L Of YORK. • : ) .MORROW, ni•;•in v i, called CII,INDA, CASTLE. Clown, Mr. Brown ; go through his surprising New Comic Pa►itoMimc, N WOOD - -Equestrian Tuition (rani . , THE HOLY ti ke;pectritity infant, 'paring to publish a CON will iuclittl,•all words of to the must material ras a. Work will be Edited by Rector of the United Pa- St. Lturente PountneY, ill he printed in a uniform lyle, lately edited ►u►- tstr Pruniuting Christian and the Rey. Dr. be ready fur publication 'hot it may be found Family Uible, as well . Ellitiohs of the Holy Scrip- LING, from the SMIA '4,. To YORK, LEEDS, If the NORTH. ',stud keep excelleaTime. .IN and Co. !OW-HILL, LONDON. !OACIIES. MAlL the Saracen's Head Inn, only tine .itles and Font . Otit.idex t ..rrives at Liverpoo! next rtTgis Ponstaltle, Wobncn, Luitersvort.ii, 11;itrkiev N4►.csstle, nottitur-ti IViitchester; mid nalgia/' 11.1m$t SCV4II iirc*ck i* soutbst pipet), I , y uglitful t'iniveywice 1. 4 .) .cy, fit. M4loes, Havre de INist-copclk, Aridovi.t, every Afternoon. The fderney, tit. Ma- Durchesier, Falruouth, Coach, (Ivry MI ,I stp tioi4l - ) climt t, Stiluin, nnfl Iftinting. ;ry Evertiag ,tt Spike:4y tilroagli Chip !vorv'Afterni,on ; arrive aatit toe London next Murn stidge'water, Taunton,.Exeter, Yh 1., , called. The Rocliinduuno,ftsa7.lll. ,i'l- "al' i„,i th , „„l y , and grs relll 1 . 4:441 1 t'n• ,•4 •t 1' isses throngli tatt .... 017,,,00. • •'. ... ~..dgei to tilt reil, ' ant:aster, and I . t rt . l on line Om ,ti !,4511•Journing. 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Tegullet of. :1 at:Jo:mil/Hi, the . of .1;i ant! with atuore cursory Sketch of.o un , the M u re4 . 14 . 1 7 H 1 7 .NR 'V 11(71.1..1':U, ALI). fi t;, Stc.„ ' l .* hr ftrincipal oikii,r of this VViirl; is to afford sketches of the Sceo v ry, liktory, and Antiqui ties of ttio:e parts of firt,ee which have hcen hitherto more partially lacono or.de,erilied. - hinted for, Longman, Hurst, Itees, Orine, and Brow)), Pat cru4sttl4row. THE cOMMISSIONERSfm VICTIJA LI.I NG HIS 111AJESTY's NAVY (to:Whom the execution of the Duties attached to the Medical l o tepartuient of i he tateTrani port Board has recently Leen transferred) not consirlering it necessary to require Ow Address of !Medical Officers on Half- Pay more than once in each Year, Notice is hereby given to those Officers. that their Quarterly Address will, fur th`e pf sent, be dispensed with; and that, in future, it will only he incumbent upon them to transmit the particulars of their Residence to this Office on the:3lst December, in the present, and in each succeeding Year, provided, however. they do nut change the place of their Abode, in which event it will be int .perative loon thew forthwith to report their Removal to this Office, to prevent atu.icatmetliate stoppage bring otherwise ne cessarily placed against their Half-Pay. This Day was published, • •isi"One.itoitimr, 9vo, price 16s. boaids,' rip um A N 'BIOGRAPHY rfil 0111. TUA.ItY, with SittionettePortraits Containing-4, Me moirs GP those eelehratekl Men win, have died within the ;Years 1915-1811.1.—ci. Neglected Biography, with Itiogt44phi cal Notices and Anecdotes, and Original Letters,-.-,•3. Ana lyses of recent Bia , _fraphiCal Works.-4. A Biographical List of Persons who have died within the British Dominions, so as to form st Worlt for Reference, both nuw nod hereafter. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Bees, °nue, and Brown, Paternoster•row. COYTIVICT po I? !GA .61.. VD crINAD.d. IttrISTS, -11V11 CAWADA SPARS AND R,IFTERS. '• fratfy:Of)ice, May 1817. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and COMMIS SIONEM.of .1118 Nei ry de • Ikreby give Notice, !Age on Thursday, the 13th inst. at One. o'Cloa, Me y will be ready to ‘ treat with such i?ersons as may be teiding to Contract it supplying his . 1 / 2 fajesty's Yards, at DePiArdo Porlownitli: aisd Pk;nouth; it!i/h RIGA MASTS, (JAlsTemA MASTS, and CANADA SPARS and.RAFTERS. Distributionsaf the 4rticies ) ,Otd a Form of the Tender, ?nay lie seen at this No. Tender will Pe i received after One o'Clock, on the day of' Treaty, nor any noticed, nutmeat Party, or an "Igen, for him, attends. Eviry Vender neat-' be accampaWied ley a I.etter addresstd to the Navy Huard, .and signed by a responsible l'corsoir,'en gaginit to become bound with ,the Perso3 tendiring,„ T in s,oool. for the mine pe,formancc . of the Contract, for Riga Masts, and 7,0001. for the due peVimnoncir of the Con trait for Canada Ciood:s.' • • ' ' PATON ON THE VENEfIEAL DISEASE AND ITS;CO:` , i- SEQUENCES. This• Day was published, . , • A Nett. Edition,, price ss. illustrated with Cases. A PRACTICAL TREATISE on the PRE , VENT lON and CURE of the VENEREAL ,DISEASE, exhibit ibe, the Character, Sympionts, and Troatment of the Diseasesimmediatcly er remotely connected with it ; - contain. log Observations on Gleet, Stricture, Mncal Discharges, the Lisip of the Caustic and common Bougie, 'Cutaneous Erup• tin*, imaginary Venereal Diseasrs, Dyliil4, general or lug ash the Theory of Generation, &c. &c. comprising fill Ele mentary Worfc for Students, and n ponle . to the general Reader ; interspersiA with select Prescriptious, applicable to each Division °f4 m Disease, • Br T. M. CATON, Surgeon, No:10, Statiliope4treet, 'Newcastle-14Oct, Steam!, late of the united Hospitals of,St. Thomas's and Uuy's. .._ • . Printed for Messrs, tilierwoOd and Co. 90, Po ternjster-row, London. 11 PORTAN r PA R ANI E :*; TAR Y PAPEit TUE 'SECOND DAY - OF ItING Will take . ploce WEDNSSDAY p! .CArt-ii0121.. islet his 4,...7ra whole Nuniber %vett 'iti)t deters itted by the Flits 11 . I),A.V'S ry.K.A.vriNci, en the increast.;(l Value of their Chances. EXCHEQVEIt. • • Abstract of ti to . ailthorise the Isslte Of Exchequer Bilis, and the achitinee of Nom, Mitt of iht Consulithited Fond, fot carryingnu Pithkia ll'odos and Fisheries )ti the United. AIIthe,G4I6rITALS are still iemainiti; in the 'Wheat. admired Nclieun of this toittery so well linown,„tlinl t is almost need ES; to re.miini the that it contains' Kiildinn, and Enlikrnent of the Ppqr.: • - " li.xelittiner, Bills, nut exceeding the tsmouni 'of t,.54)0.000/. he issued itr Great Britoil) (at 114ytti)14. wTthiti three years. - cel ri I r e inrid, • t r uird Lie;itenatit may :lire et t 1 issue Of 250.0n0/. out of to.owiug procliiccol:Cun soliclated Fowl i Were.. • 'FOlift (RAM) PRIZES of L. 20,006, Nlorr dial Two :silZe, Wpm. Blank. - TICKETs and 5H.12.1.,5, noliatra), are on thr,ofitces of GAILWI.L.,, 7, , COH.NHfI.I4,. - ttnd 24, o:strottp., , ,TßEE - :' at the of prices, viz.— Ni'hole Ticl ' ,ClB 183. I lalt tb,r,fter CI. t.l .11.1t01.1., in the last 0...t01kc Lotkry, Sold in Sirius No. . 7.7 ,', thy- la.t r; i..,2 of :50,14001.4.3'gr. ilcimi. Rile !?. , , - ,vit Otlicr 4...:.ipit.ik, in Eighty Shares. " Commissioners for the cxeet.tion of the Act in Great Briiain to`fie named hi the Bill--fOr Ire kod to be 'appointed by lite Lottl'Lientenant, he s, porn, ftr,ll to *ct without SkllAtirS, to exattilliC plittle.: corning before ti.eni ran mith ; mind tti class all iliplie.itiotts, awl to certify the sunlS required, t 11 the Treasury In Great Britaht, and to ,ti,e Linil*Lieinenant LEWIS AND CLARKE'S TRAVELS, THIRD EDITION: , . This Day were published, In 4 volt, aro. a new Edition, price 23.,25. hoards, of a V ELS to the SOURCE of the IHS '..t: SOUR.' RIVEK, v and across - the American Ciyntinent to the Pacific Ocean. Performed by.Qrdcr of the Govern ' went °lithe United Stirtes'in the Years . 1804, I ..0."), and 181114 By CAPTAINS LEWIS and CLARKE. Pahlished trout /her Official RePort, and ill:;s1 ated by a Map Of the Route, and other Maps. " Not often clorvit - fall to - the lot of Reviewers to make a report on a- vehnor of suck interest as the present may host. Instead of the 'Travels ut. A private individual, deficient na turally in the 'mkabi nedesiary to make extensive nbserva• tions, and actuated perhaps by motives of personal interest, we bare here the result . of a'snrveY performed at the eXpVlitii of Government, and conducted by the 'Most liberal views. Nothing, indeed; could be more judicious than the choice of theicominandera,!or the Selection Of the privates appointed to. .roceem ;wily them to• the• opposite share. of the American' . coinilitit, through a scene of toil and privation , and unde r, c 'ircunpnances in which, without the cordial attachment of dieir followers, the authority of . conimanders would have be cunt, t tavailitig."—Motithly Review, July, 1415. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Or toe, nod Drown, Paternoster-row. in Ireland, who are thereupon to direct the issue of Exchequer Bills or advance of money accordingly: ".Persons receiving advances for the ate of any corporation (dr parish , h Great Ityiktio) shall give their personal security, by bond, to the King. "'Mortgages of tolls, etc. shall also he taken, which. shall have preference over all dividends and claims - of proprietors ; but not over claims of previous creditors. without the 'consent of 4-stha of them.. " Money may be advanced in Ireland in aid of works m m anaged by Commissioners appointed by the Lord Lieutenant, on mortgage of the rates, &e. Trustees of roads .mny increase tolls to se. cure the payments to an amount not exceeding one - h4lf ilf the original la. " Advanrci to' parishes in Great Britain shall be made only on applicatiOn of 4:tiths in valne, and at majority in . mimber of the inhabitants, and shalt not exceed the amount of the last half year's oor's Rate at Easter. 1817 ; to be paid ont of accruing Rates; 'within .two years after'Easter, 1818.;:but,suoh advance shall be made only when such last Poor Rate , IVAtt double the Antonia of the last three years' average. .Amotint of Exchequer Bills advanced to Cnr porations;-&c. in Great Btitain, shall he'paid with S per cent. interest, fifteen ilays before the Ex chequer. Bills become due. " Sums advanced in Ireland shall be paid with 6 per Cent. interest , , by such instalments as the Commissioners there shall direst with consent of the Lord Lieutenant. Exclretitter Bills issued and not used shall be cancelled. Treasury may repay other Excheqner Bills I V' SUMS pith,. Clauses fur securing repayment by process. c om mi ss i au eis empowered to compound with Bankrupts. cc se v ,; n c o mmissioners R quorum in Great The Minority in Ireland, eXeept in cases ipeci6t*ii where three may set. " ikittk f)f kthall keep account with Commitsiottcrl. Exch e q uer 13;118 charged on aid.. of 1 820. " Conunibsioneri to rpriort vp,,,,iivies Conintis.ioners In bp supplied a Great Britt - Cut by the sin vivora, &e. In Ireland y the Lord Lieutenant." C 111.1.13 DIWIPING.—A few days back, a b ent , mud 0161 4 , „b ou t H mooth old, vas exposed 81 b ! floor of Na. la, Portiami l liuce, it is su l i. msed, by its unnatural mother. It was dteSsed a a bid trod( and flannel petticoat, with light lair and complexion. It' was given over to the iropvr officers, who have offered a reward of 10i t jr the apprehension of the mother. C()1/NT(..11). es. er,doy'. intl. , vtiing distctitiAok t rook Ithaca at the Court,, upon ;ire sultject of the Prions.-- , 4* deb,ite upoa it, • Ht7xco;.ktc, : i : o.e• ti!e,imtt!, that a t-pert had grmt! ahro,id, iii tin:iting; eltat the Lundt,:t Ttti t e, Bill kris contemplated ;As ctno.n.ol. , eessary, su .. pp i qt P,n arit l i,ent, and to det;liird pithViy 'that' We' issert Was Wholly grOntafless. Ilk object in making this stMent:nil would be oh 4 vious the,Court • It i'einnve the . conte• (primes of, sgeneralliellef in such.. repoi't. ....STATE OF ftlIE, IntlsONs CITY. , ..The subject 'if Atis....,:titte of.,the Prisons, &c. of , : the City Wo glen entered The Report' declared that the expences, for re. • pairs„ 4 e .. were 'annually .increc,ing, .bhat ap pearedit3l he Commit tee Ih it t.to,t e,,xpenees alre :dr sVere mmOnvoiditimie tl.4 . witliont then! custody of the pliotiers wonlif'fie ios.ectire, arid that other repairs vvere necessary. It Illiewiso enumerated the-immense charges tkirayed by thti City,,althougb ,incurred by. Middlesex, in the pro. portion of seven to one, for the support, &c. (rf prisoners confined in the city 'gaols. Tice opia nions of the Attorney and Solicitor44eneral, and of .rite Recorder and Continuo Satjeant tvefe; if an Act of Parliament was• obtained for levying a rite upon Middlesex, the Mittisteates of that county would elai:u a cotton - rent jori,diction. It finally recommended some decisive act to meet the enormous demands already incurred-, and to pro» vide. for . futurcexpences, &c. . Mr. DIXON laid the qnestion was whether the prisons were to' be Supported by to rare upon the citizens ofLondott, t a.t"ext coca which would soon be raised ~fo an enormous height, for the popula tion of London could not he ine.reaSed, .ba that' of 'Middlesex was continually increitaiug. The subject required great consideration, particularly . as the 'Chamber. of London was unable to an. ewer any additional demands. a , • Mr. ‘VAITHINIMJ: Was • thutvermjltell as. to the ,coarse moSt advi.s - able for the adoption of the Cliurt. The City finances were every year plitrigf iog' in 411 :ePer . (what r4sitnents.: revenue had fallen oil . 3,30 P pet ansipm ;I debt of (33,00 . 04. had been ittettit,4l, besides a load of incumbrances arising from Ihe'mortgae, , e of the e s tates, and Oat ctipit4l piece of folly which itire.eted the vote. tif 100,0001. to the 4t)yally.l..nan, fear y itonds had been given ; t lic -111>!clt•;•,, alf 'viii Bonds had !nothing bUt the hononr of portooit fn .19,,k to roi:repayment. Aftl'i* these ineumbrances there was ine,reue 'cif ex p (firm e of . 10,0001. per annum, Mr. Wait 0.. man then alluvial to the l stibi2ct of eormor. Lent intisdictinn. ILA not ab, beg. get! to know. capabilities 4111er unit Mit4 ,-, tratcs and - wds Elie fo r give op nne id her iitiP"ri'"" vages because she required that a proportio l ha t ,i eXptilee ShOithi be defrayed by' the country ? itrt tlo tumo decded manner he objected to' the eon.: inualtee of the expence upon the City, pr to the ally' native Of admitting a concurrent jam t'l :diu:uiao. The only proceeding he cousideiel likely to ;avail would be, to semi back the, subject to time to n , mittee to consider the propriety ,of applying to Parliament, and to 'put it to the j(igice of till body, whether it was fair to heap such acciono hued e xpe ll ee upon the City. lie accordingly submitted a motion to that effect. Mr. JACKS' advised that the case sh , told he re*, ferret! to the LW Officers, before application should, be made to' Parliament.' Mr. GRIFFITHS wished, the Corot of Aldermen n ere a Court . of wiser :men. Alderman SMITH apprehended that l'anim. ment would ,take advantage of this question, and , make innovations upon the rights on Jit,e, city: ha therefore recommtnitled a decisive principle of at tion to the Court. Mr. I)4vls moved stn - ,ameutlment, that the' Court should appoint a day for the finalicousidera., 'lion of thssohj , ct. the - I:Joan NJ Avont assnred the Court, that all, , which could 1w done by the Aldermen upon the subject was , (Line; fle,' as : Welt :as his brother' . M , Agi9lrates, controvert with_ Aliokters upon, , the nyorst;on, awl O the result was only a cela.ra "r that, as the eitizeaS had, ir(iol tittle to' time, posseiseql themselves olpririltges.by means of money, so pa W., if they were without. money, t h e y must consent • to lase thi.re. immunities `(Hear,lheir t hat the tvst ient..tvat ion would le:ttl to a general in., upon. their rights, and 'Lit, the city of , Dithiiti, London %vonldbe deptteed of its ancient larerogattir•e. tonsideratioti was' numb em. - bittered by the fact, that the Middlesex prik.onerat :were almost without bread.. Large. bills had, accumulated baatcbers and bakers; they could auit•tie`tiiscfiai•gctl, atiebrediscriarged, nail farther ..,up flies must Cease if soinething .was not done. 'lle was story to say • that . the Court would have to contend um (HOY with MinisiCyrs, but with many of the OppoNitiiut Nlentbers l on the present fol, it selitrel:tb be 'intermitted, either to estubli,hllie concurrent jurisdiction, or burden the City, with " 11 411, 0 11110tiS annual exrenditure. Whenever the subject Gas briiiight into he could citiculate only 'on the st , sistance 'of the City Re. , prcsentatives.—(tlear, hear , . /11(1+411),U, SMITII.---"I beg your LoriNhip's 111 pardon, the Court limy depend upon mine also. deoranti NIA% SVaitb. 1 .) The Amemlment wai rejected, RICS Itt c,liirwft A n I nqu i s ition %vas taken yesterday toorrt. fig, before Tii9N.l,lv Sri Esc}. tit the Mit „„I T i m, flotton-garden, on th,t lolly of Satrfoel Gibh4, aged 70 yema, who ri,t Its throat on l'itesdAy morning wjth a 14-I,ta, FRENCH DELECTI4. This Day was publish d, • The Second Edition, corrected end enlarged, in 12mo:price 4s, bound, .. FRJ JCU. D.E.L ECT US; or, BEN . 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