The Sun. — London, England, 1817-04-28 00:00:00

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O,FiIeERS 4 - 114 4 N..1,j."•11".Y O RD.VI.VdE •do hereby give Notice, Zfordr 4 altcill be receim;dat their OAT iri Pall-Mull, tki of 310 rt next, from Such Pr , ' , • o efollaig to und erta k e t h e Supply qfBISCL 171' :144'ilfithie'PO,41,sileptrat fi'oolutfcbs for -a p eri o d It iPin of 1.4 • * 44,4 tte :uncial to be Supplied may be wretreift , 7 1 7: t•lleleopecilive Ogcers of the Ordnance, at ' Part 'tu t ors, oget her with the Terms au )114,74,' rntroet,moy be known at the Setrctory's Oilier, • Nit * , 41 ,2 a f"ctaid, any day. between the Hwrrs 01 ' reg . ) " (71 ° 14 1 ,4 cre the Proposals.must be deliverrd. , Se t ti: 4 2 (l "thwled. " Protiosal4 for Blscui t ; tgg Vh t i be 7 oe a dmitted after, the it,af4 2d qf . 4 (.!: Xobn . of Me sags, t 1 neither will any ,44),.414(*.1u51c5s the P ar t ith y JusahOij it, or g" "4-Ctut in ed! fot o:4 /4' Order of the Beard, re• ii,c4.em. Secretary. phh oip i ,c 1 or onnxiiircP, April IC, 1817 ' - OFFICERS of ' lll . ll- So, 34', -011 1 1 4V.1NCE: do hereb y gyre Not that 41be receiied (alkyls Ogee, in . Pall -3 fallt• 00 tlie td d ay cif . m a y ne x t, from such 441 / 4e foilliv to Undertake the Supply of ALOONS, for Service of this Dipartnlcat , tl l "aret rears, delerminabk after the expirc "l4 I.l*i on 'Vallee of Three' llionths , at t are rkeN,, or/y. 11 4e,„ - :,`:Ne s may be viewed upon 11,1'1,.7171ter Officers of the Ordnance in Me Royal .4r4 kot partkulors, together we 'th the rthna and iL ize o ‘l%,C. th e Cont r a ct, may be known • at the Sc f le) ,hall fo;-es .. aid, any 4)all bet Wee° ,04' 044 ' P elb, where Ch the Proposals t 1) ►i r 'r , r u, ("4 "4' ;. . e d ee p,oposols for 41 511, x ' ttlft .b t I4 s; but no Proposal etas L: adneitted after (.: y , i iono rweloe eelock oIT°P" ° f gg v render tie roared. aide" the ParlY 4deent isatl e ll a belea ty, shall, 1111644 d • •• • liviOrelsr eAe 7 BNIA' H. CREW, Secretary. •• . , 114, ro u I NG-iiir/r/Vits .. . 4 ??lr 1117.. A I ISSA)NEI Sibr Virr 7 ;4.t.)'d I IVG do he„hy :qre I %'‘'icet that, ?to ' OA of if, „„t, that will be ready to. ry• p), rind treat for Two 4 111,1 /6 , rfu ' _r, uAy SAL T uf the • k'sk . • 01 4 ‘,/ CtiEtti*Lst. ni One linnired t 4 4 .41 r (v . et"' goodness' . ned h . 4111 1Z 1 1 ,. 1 4 of LIVERPOOL, or coupe-trot ‘ 1 144,1 -1 . 3 ‘, 6i. Solt of etptal goodness. 4' 4 4, 4 '6 ' 6' Pe-dried ;to he onswerabk to Sastiples to 1 414 ) ,i 7.1 444 t he it' ?triers, to be delivered bY the 3016. loin his Majesty's Victualling Stores et Vie r 6 e Paid fur by hills payabk l itlith Interest, ~ 4 11, r l u e ' •. 4 f the Contract may he seen at the Seere r' Office )( I C(4)4 (i r1) 4,1 Pi .ling to the Collectors. Vitliliessichs in k ' Liverpf.i ti ! ) , anti 41.4 I etli o d y 4 14 641 toill t . r e A which the Price I)(4l,rid to tiny Tender is -'+ t' tl eree4 bi words U length, or that shall not '4 ( . 0 4 ' ‘q Florin? bobre , One' o'Conc the said IN: 14 c 7. c tr 'Nov . .-next • nor an/ea:the Persals• 44 ho o • o n js • It behalf atteadso to come .Pereon „ i' '4l • —4---.---"---------------6---- 'S o , ?iii, sL v i nMAS TAYLOI4 8.. - 1 3P fkb ' ' ''' !!. 8 . 1 " Ilrittgplit t e t t, Londoti ;• ~(1 .. ti l , N'' , l7it . '"'e fi, i.f • yo u, that ever slnce OF kir,. .K l . Ih: A'. n 1" • In i „ vnerea ; vt,4 4 4 i t , u , ~., been afflicted with the AI ttedious 44til :,Ittinately resisting- eeery c"I'lle o . n ao 4 up , faculty . lte.riv.e., 'ha. 1 it t ,p(411691, T a n aositiest of th ksii ' kWh ; ' !` i tli ' :;,ePilysts of ~ : ziliration, a . nil ( t .ap t vcarto ii,,lec4 stir a AM With little relief, i!iiti 1 Itii 444 nature. in the a !Krum. ‘t,,,itlitT4e.,...ttOt tio *nets a h,,a4, as nearly ,to p ut *l,„„,i , spring' of last . .,i_•ear , k i ll :l4 l 4 ' l i !' s ,hal a h•ii..6 ulcer on the crowt . i o ! * ll.M r _,_,, ss , tlio t4 Yri f t:,"aq Inv 'lees were bridie out in a frightful ,41;44114;;1tat.41-iiiattfully painful, and baiLlif!tdi i i t t l i so tetr, l lokl . e, u '• I:9rib') last sever( yews ; my le ft P . 4 .1 „„ f 6., vaiiis; l t t trii i :., i itt n i , t s was very much dkcolonredt 49 : 1 i i.(li :.Is 4 4l 4 4 ciair„ . l l)aln, partieularly when wall!! !,., ss, I INdtIN ski ed ilriten f e at; iss - this latnentabiLl i '," 4„l ` , ~-, tt b Ythe l ,, Y h lit• J. ThOtliptoli, ( 41° "" t j l ll5, 1 / 4 4N 111 1t 31 % tu C " t "'). t" take your Lealie's Paten . of a A t 11. hipi lo i ." ` ,l l the gaffs of Nlavi iii the your", _ a • i i, vi s. r 1 „iii receive' belia.fit ..1 ; , li t tl e m a re .tt!a:L . I N .44 4141se'r e t R V head and . araili were ,ulllttlly !)eal l '!: ‘,.. vblt'4lth In t F`!" ";Y I , :gi healed .also: Ivav"lF„'ll,`the N 6 / tot. w.hl.‘ruh.urati-3n iu the sliin, and P al " -. 1' a lt ,hrit,„ 4 9 l , • by ti n . bi t n i ur of tied, unit a litt , e . V l 4;-s r•ii 4 "I Your ine•il.i.a. i r Medieitte 0444 ' and c,10: 1 14 1 : 11 aAi the skin r .11 ' '' L it '' its natural hu e ' l ,; krZikd,kh, gradually . I. i rl ig l'"" ir ' I thus 61. c't . r" . ' -; 4 1 1 -.1141 44 1 4 ' anti nlvilleitie" I- f ° ..1 - 1 free from all my '',-i ii , 4 40 „,.,;, - '.= ,,,, ....i,:rTne; funner ts ~ i 4 i !'' T 4 l ‘v e1,, 413t . 1 " ) Irlittl Itt l in which state hav ng % , , s 'i),; . A i,:,l,4l?asus'ii to t ho ‘ asti;lis'iliiidAt,,if :ill whet }{Wait t',)4,. tlii i r ,„ " *4'l'4 he t* express my pat il tri4k) but , . P I, 1-, , , , , :' ,l, :i ,i , i ~r 44 - -. . 1 1 v i , ;it „their suffering mortals, to mane ' 4 " Yost .°ll / " l alble., as 1 sball• .on • } .ovcr • ca tu'etri, 13'4ta;ttratp,!'t. greatly oblige, t l ' iti, i ; !.. 'Ws etirdicat, very humble serranti a ' ' 4 •l'c Orit,..‘' , t4e N , , E l'it ALEX. . L I, 4 , 4 ii r", ki, ‘,ltOthe above Cure:— , • l 'i,P l „ ..111 utt i : c „ .4 ', ,N4n• Poultry Nlarlik, Eilinburi;l4 •14.4 4 4 ,11t1.,„,, ,id s .► -.fa Astenaily (lose, Ediubingl" • Ni !" Of b l t he sole lir , p • t r 1" lOVAS TAY.. b 4 1% . 4 1 , hk,,,,11143 Rcpt. 0,17 - g ric 'l- '4' ' rg- . ins, at his kw, l .' 1 1.14 414 044 4q/t a flft,i:l,.tsk,l4!reet, t. l.t e ntdi r-lt in; u wl e et e, mat aft or a _1k0,.t4 „ n t.b l , tss ; u , va 40 years, •in a practice 1 • VVac.thi n "-e of Venereal Comphiints and those apt`t.. ll I, 'llan t, e , ,I! "f uenuritti n w i t h that inviolable 01'. 11 nii - • '') ' in \C • r,,„.m,t e p s , . rufession Should always iihaervc - , L4040,71;04 nireseli the advice end assistance be i,,..t, i i,l'it 414 .1 ti. perstitlS tali init. this NSedieine, will l'lt 'l(iiii"4d "of•Piiiillu i i - soiree. ' toga seldom L., ,l 'ii ui l r la s it "f till t imbig.iit; "5 . ti. • - • - iNliq.,:tanet Pboititimetit, fat' Zlie ton enienee of thou", 4 ' 11'44411'e) 'l.-11- ' 4,* CaY;;;lu t t Nt.r . it:l 0 x for.l-.tr i t ; f tt , ~r:' I ttiiil4,:,,i i t; - ` ta li - hireet..lllll .' r a in . '` Baste's, s i t 4 1 / 4 1140 i):ttry C . .''`.',' , Mi. Ct iftweit's, ,' Dlitilin i and hy '''1 1 4 2 1 4 -;,.:9ft):: :''ti . :i! , ll: to NII lit Great . Britain mid 'ltst‘'oe ',!; ... ''. :.d. each, stamped, ;Ind sealed tip 4t4i,-,ii.,..43. whereby personS, _fif eithic "it ii `"se „. speed, sect ecy,'_ awl safety • i. MONDAY, APRIL 20, 1817. ^ . s .. . . CHEAP TICKIitTS•Att4 '4l We:PSG - stigma. aid the - siiidiactiLiii of congratulating the Public on the cetvitt of the good old Prices of former tituei, bat hare also the pleii,irre s of 'unlacing a Scheme more itall) advaiitageoot to ctrlverit uteri thau mil* ever before offered to the patr`arritf,e ill the Public. This Lottery eurruists of inil7 . 44.61,10, rattle. 104/951 0 *loci, will be drawn prizes!!! LutVest 141.1 n va lue). Among the Capttatratre MOUit at 40,0001. &c . . 8000 of the Prices will entitle' the Holdik In a Tidtat of th e- e 'same number in the ensuing L.ottery, with this option of r ceiving 121. In Moneynr the Ticket, or lu proportion fur any Share. The present Price of a Ticket is ....k .la Half 4,9 19 0 I Ei g hth ,C.tt 11 6 Quarter 5 I 0 f Sixteeal.l) I .11 TICKETS and SHARES are Selling in great Variety at SWIFT and Co.'s fortunate °tikes. Na. 11, Poultry, No. 31, Aldgate Charing-cross, I street. Where lo Capital Priers were shared and sold in the last Oc , tuber Lottery, including No. 4056, a Prise of 400001. The Drawing of the prewut Lonely 4egitts NEXT W NESDAY. • NE XT WEDNESDAY. jrSIVEWRIGNT, the CoOtractor, once more • reminds his Friends of the proximity or the Drawing; NEXT WEDNESDAY, 30th APRIL, and if any should feud Themselves too litte, by deferring their purclialei, they can tint. blame hint, having publicly announced, what is literally the fact,. that the extraordinary demand fur Tickets and Shares males it t tally douLtful whether there will be sufficient to: supply all.wlso wish to adventure ' a circumstance partly a cc o unted tor by the following great. ltrductiust of Prices A whole Ticket only Eighteen Ouineas A Half /9 19 0 An Eighth.... 1.1 11 6 I A Quarter ..... • 5 I 0 A Sixteenth... I 6 0 But Tickets also are now worth nearly 61. more than in former Lotteries, giving the Chance of about 60,0n0 Sterling EX TRA, there being 10,093 Prizes out of only 14,600 Tickets, in sundry varieties, including . 2..0f C. 20,000 Money I of.. ,Cl,OOO Money 20,000 Stuck I 3 .2,000 Stock, &c. &c. And every Prize above-. 361. wilt base added to it, a Ticket of the sante Number in the Next Lottery : thus, by the pur chase of onericket, TWO Capital Prizes war be gained Tickets and Shares are now un sale at J. SIVEWII.I6H . I"s (tile Contractor's) Offices, No. , 87, Coruhill, No. 31ii*lay inarket, No. 11, Hollforo, and No. 141, Oxford-street. NOCT WEDNESDAY. TBISH reminds his F r iends that the LOT• • 'rf . .RY is on the Ere of Drawing, and requests those who have not yrt purchased, to call before , ViIiDNESDAY NISXT. 'l'. B.• has already given 111540114 , n en fully on the merits of the.Sehente, that it would by suptrfluous at present to say more, than that the advantages are far beyond those in any 144:coaling tante, i 'whatever. t whole Ticket is now inily Eighteen Guineas, ,:iii , ii Nixteantli only 'Ewentrsix Shillings ; and a l'urclssec of One Ticket may gait ',by that, NilinUer a 20,0001. Price hslitia and le 16,0U01.-itr the next Lot I try. TiCkt....114 and 511.1.14411 , are selling at T. DlSH's.olliees, 4; CHi.ohill, and a, t..:.lninius.4.:rass, who, in the. Lottery Con tr.;ct, .itot,4inislien, sold ,thirty Capitals, being (as usual) greater in 11 tinilwr 'and amount than those sold at all the other Qtlii.t-livept is . The following are the. particeisilti••• 4,3112, a Pris• of L. ts,ooo.' 78 2 bOOO 6ulneas • 7,4113 ~600 Guineas 697.. ..9,4t8.t coo ljninras 10,164 1100 Go ii i vas SS) ....60 Pounds 11,4 5 0. • 800 G uineas 6,1.8 • .... 500 Giiitir:is ,1,i125. „,...,.....900 (iaineas 12581 ' . 'WO Guitiva• ' 1,441 A 9A46 ...... ..... sno Guineas. t ,09.1 iOO Pounds 3,694..'.. ...... 400 Guinvas , 4,400 . 4MO POO Oounds nifICAS ,67 is .. 400 Oning:49 •2,1i42 ' . ' 183 . .... SOO Pounds 5,118 ...200 Whites. 2041 .. SOO Pounds • •, 7,408 2•74 3 '3oo Pounds 7,409 '3,513 .. 300 Guineas t (1,314 ......400 Guineas 4,805 .... 300 Coined , l 11,317 90u G unites 6,601' . .... 300 Guineas &e &c. ..--...„.. s • NEM' WEDNE,SDAY THE rreftent univerpilly t<dinireii STATE' LOTTEItY will continence DRAWING. The Public will twill. in ;unlit that the FOUR PRI ZEN of /..W,01:10 way then be iletreminerl, and consegnently that it. will be toure.adranlogewli , fne every person in.tendint to adventure in the present popular Lottery, to make their putehaces be hire the Wheel goes round. Nutwithsthnding the great de tontnl for 'rickets and Share*, tha• Prices continue the satuei v is, : *hole Ticket , Us. ' H a lf ,c 919 .0 Eighth Quarter ...... 5 I 01 Sixteenth CAItIIOI..T. hiss so often called the attention of thc Public to the Scheme of this Lottety, that it is wholly unne cessary to repeat the. many splendid paints in which it ulootnils, and which Must hary excited the approbation of suers person that has considered the subject. Posterily will exclaim. with admiration that there has hewn it Lottery in which an. Adventurer had.the chance of obtaining, atuungst 10,1)04 PltIZ • FOUR P 111.2 HS of ,r. 20,000, whilst there were hut 4504 flanks in 14.600 Tickets. TICK CS ail SHARES may yet be obtained as the Others (. CAILItOLL, Stoat-Broker, 7, COltrifitl.ft, and SIG, oxrmin.sTimiT, where Ku. 7735, the . last Prise of :i(40001. ever drawn was sold, with Sceen other Capitals, it; Eighty Shares. "rlivalidique patrons referent JeJunin nati."—Vt au. ....---,--"-1,-f Front t ha faint embrace • Unmanly sons arise--d puny rise., I ARItIAGE 611011111 be tltc fiittinlntiott of so cial litypineis, which is often (thiiiiihrti, tlnetno, the piiiliell that furtii the Intik) not taking those precent ions which .wonlit secure then the enjoyment of thet.great dolmas, tic blessing. Amidst the melancholy variety of di#orders under %%Inch human nature is known to suffer,there are none inert alarming or distressing thin those which result from fahlonehlc gaieties, eiely dissiristlen; or . scditisry intempe. ranee. M al essrs. ltlllE and Co. beg to state that the t r eatiti duto ent its ettentiim of a pract i ce exclusively directed to the e s and.cure of Clilll'AlN COMPLIi-IN'CS, entitle them to the claim of sanerior acquiretuent. At r ev eg e r)? ulAr gap t ha they offer it speedy and permanent Mire. for ;o ge f dis order, which is -contracted Ina -nnguarde 4 l moment, and which poisons the springs•oi lifer Anil ,fin , -everyfilasvol dein lity, winch is the consequence of Juvenile intli*Fo.ions, pre on ventin the maurity of anhood, 'enailing by anpat ion, on its unhappy t victim all m thein fi rntitittis data age. ..411e hotly becoming enervated and. eentelatek-,-the illteit))* y e llow snit hloodleis—and the Wind gloomy and kjes:ted. For the result 'of their sticees , i in this particitliir brunch, they refer to thal. reeututloti, which, they? flitter theinstilies, they have ac quired, by thirty yeareroxpeiiritCet .in a much extended pray tier. lit stlieilit kyul reeein ,easestuf syphilietic complaint, a perfect cure is eirtopleted it) the' stiort perikid of two Jays ; and .in cztAel of strictur paint , iif: thililhOstrea., gleetS. seminal WeatiOesSoS, Ite, s4c. II praparl prileVOrttoce in their plan of trezdsuctit iliSturs IV • N t. on, invigorated eon si it in ion. MMOtlEll WOME•Nt. who here long been liiiappointed in their EXPECTATIONS of a.FAIIIIN, may he asmired that, in most his4oilvell, such defects Are ecrahlc bY,III tglic 4 i AM ; and thongh the.removal. of such impediments he mitt abject of , oliittlyt and uncertainty wirh others, yet the cure.of such de fects, by the gradual progress of renovation,' is the acquire-. Weld or their experience. a . Messrs.CUll.ll.ll4, and CO. may he consulted hy ptients of e ither sex, with`th4 greatest secrecy and tonionr, At theit bottle, Nti. 107 ; H atton pardon. Patients In the country, slatitig their case, age, mind gencYal habit or Eriug. i. i ke. &. encittiing :t remittance for Mirka and trtetlitiaes, the same tvill he 1 4.i•en rc sent to spy, part cattle hintlotti. . . thli Batton Gar U. i ~-r Ift Thin nay were published, the Secuud, I ditieM, . in One Vol. Octiico, with a Portrait of the A t itti t ,r, jnrice 1*„„ b oun i g , SiH MONS. By Ole bite - Rev: rit,Ahr , KIRWAN; Dean of With a Sketch of hi. Life. Printed for. Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orsue,.'aad Drown, Paternoster-row. . ' " Dr. Kirwan preferred our country-and our reli . Firin, and brought to bath, genius superior to. what he found in either. He called forth the latent virtues of the 'lnman heart; And taught men, torliscoeFr in themselves a mine of charity, of which the proprietors had been unconscious,. He came to interrupt the repose of the , pulpit,.and ilialtcs.onq world with the thunder of the other. 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'll4 Day was pnblWied, A new Edition, much intprored, price l Os. Gd. in boards, rfilE MEDICAL, CIIJIIM for th e Use of the Clergy, Heads of Families and Seminaries, and Tpung Practit• re in aledicitte and Surgery. In 'the first Part of this Wqrk, the Properties, Doses, and best Methods of em ploying the 111eilicittes tteressurr to be kept by Families re soling in the Country; 'are tut y detailed, with copiods Di rections for the Management of Children • in respect to Clothing, Diet,. Exercise, &c &e.; the Treatment of. Ca . Fits, &c. and in the Second Part is given an iiititory of the Causes and Syutptoms cif the Diseases incident to the Human Frame. with the most effee mill Meant of Prevention atid'Cure by Regime', &c. ete. By:MCI-I.IRD REKCE.• Menitter of the Ituyol College of Surgeons &c. &c. " It is of importance th:it every aims 00441 know some thing of the laws of lite, the nature of disease, apd the Most rational modes of cure t fur this purposu Dr. Reece ‘s Hook is hater adapted than any with which we are actin:tinted. It is iti.ire judicious find 'modern thin the DULlititlC Nit dteinsi of Racism', which we have no doubt it will entirely supersedu." Critical Review . , April, 1811." _ , Printed for Longman, Hurst, flees, Orma, and Brown, PaterDolitur-rnw. Of whom may be.bad, jest publiched, neerc's Peistical Dictionary of Domestic Medicine. SaconA Edition, corrected and improved, price itit. in boaids. pARTNERSHIP IN THE NURSERY AND SEED LINE. WAKTED..i.rnmellintely one brought up in tiin Ntirsery Business, and who can command from 1 out.tivit,oool., according to tho Shara he may bo disposed to Ville. It is an ohl•ratanlimlicil Concern, replete with every Atlvairtage pad Couveiiierice. and baviag upwards 01,00 fact of Glass. with Draining Walls and Pales to a great. ex tent, sitisated on the high Rawl, and near ono of *bit' BM Commercial Towns iti-the Kingdom. rot farther particulars, apply by Litter (post-paid) to /L. U. ut Lloyd's Coffee-house. FINSBLIRY COLOUR. OR near Fio,buty-square, , . City-rued, (part of the late City Brcwery.) 9 1IN AXI ENTA I. ' HOUSE / anti . . CH. EA l' INI - V KNI'lt,Al3l. P.'iINT, CO M• TAR MACK and hi ktir4 for Fences, else. Winder:oe; .Retail,. mod t o t F 4, portal tun. . . LIINGA4I3 and HUGHES respectifilly . acquaint the No-' blity. Grotty, 110-chants, Traders, anti f o r Politic• ht gime. 1 4,th e y.silay . he supplied wit* Oroiinionto itokyie, also the Cheap Impenetrable and Anti-corroaive Pai n t, Coat Tar fur Voitettit, ih great repute, Roman Condnt; end), common Tim, Kosio, Milo', &c. C. i l in4ceil Oil, Turpentine, nod cert.) , ' article used , fur raititidg Ifistettprr; Jac. - di'y' or mixed for wet the whole lielog hum ufaettirrd on the premises, eau he wa rranted ge ouint.—White Le:id from 31;n.t0 title. per cm; riottioglairmtlittofsdci litvisible„Greeti twa4l, tilate, Stout?, Vellow, Chocolate, iii. bac ; Red 404. i ritual: 30:§.1 and hap io prhp.ortitio per lb. Viewed frying Oil for . the Above 54. but. per gallon. Rdiketi (;9al Tax Mack and Brown els. per cwt, t cotillion-Ditto let. Sperm Oil', of it'very- foie quality, for clr•orlitv•roolloi, coati:too oil, for sthbles, &c. ls: . ,:ft. fititrah" to the. Warr hottss4 &c o secort.dour J o' t i t , Kn i e way, with a eounuoilious yard fur carriage' to null : where samples and specimens cot the Colourl' two exhibited, for ladies and gt 'airmen, merchants, &u. to ehtise. Litigant and Hughes can thew It st.ecithen of tt superior end el"guat tiright Green, tor tiratid,is ' wirtittt chair., &c. ti k4 t the hottest slucaititoktmlei well clitctithied fur Ltlie t:Ast ig lu ' W4ltit ' '-indiiS f . and ' piirtidalartk rerolOttielided -ti. the Nobility and °entry ? f ! ,, r tvwn,4u4 c o m i y / standouts, ,g,io• derv, &c.'ke: ~ • - • ..tge,E., fyxavilittdra• • • il i „.7 , 4 4 T 41 4 iw COMO' OF CiIANCERY,-ArIL f_ . (1, isli. ~, . ~ . . . • rtsris T tr.'1,41 Mtn i r , - 144 stated, that surapptication,Joill (reed y made on a t t►►rmrr day,, to remove tits - person of This FlUntet• from the custody of Mr. I:lid Itlrs; - Nixon to.thar 'of, Colonel Welsh., one of Ises . goar chaos,. ,k , becatnet ,oece,ssarY for him, in Jostifi.; cation of his client, fo state a little of rife circumstances of the Case: he young . lady was' an orphan . . The last worth ter father uttered-on leis tleallt-liqd were, a recoMmendatiooaod earnes . c i entreaty that his Sister,would take care of and pro, test his fatheilesi child. The fast words.he heard uttered in this woriti, expressed in the most so - . lettin Manner the acquiescence of Mrs. Nixon to. fullil his vi , isit f she promitied.to conduct herself: toe, ,irdS the orphan us her :Mahe's'. Upon tha_ death . of the irr perforniad4 of ber promise, adopted the )(mug lady as .14i1 own, and it isratt . thotight by her guardians, neral Fraser, Col o nel Welsh, Stud another Gentle,. man, that the Most proper peilOrr lot' her to bd brOughrtip'witli was Mrs. Nixon. Accordingly.she was received into her family, and contioned with i them a Considerable time ; Mit consequence of some letters which Missflunter had writteu,it isms foundt that she wished to be removed from their house, preferring to reside with her gnardiao, Col.. Welsh. All the clieuinStatices developed its these letters were not before the Courtat least, they were not Wolfs .the Court in stateineut should, therefore decline eutering Into them.—. Mrs. Nixon was satisfied, front the contents, of the ktters to which he untitled, that the slay . the young lady at her house would he con.. trary to her inclination, and thcref..re . she did not consider it inconsistent with the pledge she lead given her . faller; tie . consent to what she scented. so. ardently to desire. Mrs. Nixon, by her •patition to the Court, expresse4,loe tchrimenta oh the subject to this effect. .But her, consent, to the request of the young Lady to he. removed from 'her house had'heeit construed Writs a wish On her part to getaill of the charge she lota so sacredly, promised to guard and cherish. She was also itoxious that she should not appear to hove deserted her duty toteards the yoting and if the order of Isis Louliship, was drawn 11111.1 so as to avoid the least cousque,t 'too, that she !Ilk!, been conduci,‘e to the removal or the young . Lidy, 4 die shoed's! 114rfoeily satisfied. " ' Mr. Ws Ttiattatt. said, tlitu.if the-poly ennvertv , of ; Mrs. Nixou was that tit active wish to get rid. of the young might not be Impoted to her. and that it might hot besupposeil her . ctioseitt was a reputlistioo se her soilenin proutke_ to the father.,' he eould-irlaoreihe Lody Oat, they from the intention of tho s e he; gcpro;Cottd, than to impute any such motive. 'the Loan Clin-SiCk4l.oll said, • he would look' into the Petition, and direct that an order, Laris,l factory to 411 patties, should be drawn. COURT OF KING*3-OENV, Arttp..ed: DOE, ON TUC DE•ArlSit OF FIANDIAV, vi Wood. The Cornish Mine cause, which its WO) , ex.: cited so much interest in the Nest' ut Englantli . and ts.locll Came on for trial at the late aiiiies fat' • Littnceston, before Mr. Jttstice flolroyd, to tit the right of ►Matthew IVuod, tika present Lord Mayor, to the possession of the valuable tin and copper mine, called Crimo Mine, in the pariah of St. Aware!, WAS again agitated this day,' when . Mr. Setjeant llasT moved. the Court, why thd nonsuit entered against' the plaintiff should not he set aside, and it new trail grunted? It svill hd recollected, that this was an action of ejectment on the part of the plaintiff, for the . purpose ?ire covering possession of this mine and the quesa tion was, whether the deed under whirls the resident worked the :ohm Was a lease, or merely n grant. or 'licence I arid on the trial of .14 :cest,eb the ikttorney-Op t inesir (who was especelly rc tained) contended that it was a mere Ileenee,'lti which opinion the Court coinciding, an ejectment . would, not. lie, the plaintiff was nonsuited. , The deed was now submitted to, the cotisidera , » tine •of the COurr„ - and appeared to be granted by Sir Thomas Carlisle to Ilondley, empowering hint to dig atilt learch for all mines. and ,:sithserats, to dig such pits, asst) erect such 61413115, eir roes, &c be virtue of which %voila were erected, sti n t conduits madel to which Wei ostlsied the 031141 elunSe frir rt•entry,ltt,cx,s&of ileat fault of covenant, as in cost such grant or let had not been made. The - Learned Setjeant now ably contended that an ejectment would lie In this Me, as such its, t p r ot wits conveyed ,to the. lesst4,of the plaintiff as entitled bins to 41 : 111k an ejectthent, end 1114 t he Shifillti'l)e entitled to the; flute he was asking . , ins asinucb. , as•the,tertn lei meant lease. That the dealt contained all. the covenants and clauses of a lertSes dish COOlll be construed to 'mean nothing else bus that species 'of prtiperty which enabled his elleut to Ain 1113 siectinent, told cited, its support of his argument, the following cases Sider ! . hits • 161. 1 . Levin,z, 114. ~ Coke Littleton 14. 2 Salkeld'iißY. eind 3 Itaiiow 15S6' and 182 . 6. it t ile.toshisiv Cause sent granted, the Court err. questing_lobe furoisited with copies of the deed, • of D .BAILEY Sk Thomits.Picktri was indh fed roe gteal. ing a fignAre Lice veil from the ileron of Ann Grv. Crew, Jiihn Gurney, and /I'm Greenwood, woe for stealing 6011:48..weigtit, of silk, 1401. the proptrly of Isi4)ella itua Frahris Deatinges. Crew and Gt‘rney were found guilty, and Willittin firecawuud was &equate/.