The Sun. — London, England, 1817-03-24 00:00:00

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I•wo `clanks, and Ilie low'st Prqe is of o .ll j , / 44 4 ~ i rl I,er 'advantage of TAtet* and Shares IN,. . ,'A .:,ig4,l-dAV PileA, eIZ.:-.L. 1 le " ........ ~ I telittlls Gttinens. 7itt ..: • r'4; , ) 1 9 , . E .ighth . r 2 1 Is. Gil. I Is., ••;ixteentl).... 1 , (Is. Od. . tit o t i. • •c-- SCIIE).II' . ' :7!1'',.... " C•1 1 ° ,01 1 Nlonev ''. '. "' • ''' .D O OO C . 1 — ' . 4Q,0L0 4,. •••.. .. • . ori,o,s • ...• 2 ,004 ' Nitta .. 4,000 • 4,1.100 1,, •„ .. .„.., 2,004 Motley l u '•••„''••,.., , ' 1,404 C01,, 0 1s . „„, ' 1, 4 "..„„„; s ' l o 1/iito ,„:...,..:'..,,,, 4fil I):tt o e... • • 2,0j0 . • lii, .„, ..„ 1 0 0 Al Due y • 1,000 b 0 Mon e y . l,OOO Pr,,.."•• 46 t,iiou I' • -•••-. 11loney. '24,00 1 ' X 6• t iOs ~E ",„. 12 Nio II ey 4 1, 14 ', licicet tacit in the Ne-t I,"trerir,,' 1 6 pen `....,,... 4 '41 1.,711 tha. to dune*, which '.lnlY ue ' 14,,11 ~ . 4. tacit.. • ' ..,—. ` • '4.,' 4 ,. Grand Total. it. 1i,%,,,, • . - • ,120,000 • q v 1, )I(•\t‘*V., 140,,. Itti•ii,„,,," will commence on the .'3oth APRIL. „. k rtit,4„rlPri4,.4 1%1 Rionk s v.ill be each entitled to 12 , 1 .1 liiiti:'ilitut t i l ,"''‘'ii: il, wili receive in addition, to such tOtt.ilblifii,,,7'.44.we tion:i Tiehi.ls; Si) that the 'ficist iq ttt , tk; r44 ii, Out , cc the. hislis o f 20,0091. in OP . •• til.:4,ll4eLtl4ti ~..„,4).-1.7`4111,4-I',...6:ivi:ii ?or . r the Prizes Uf ' I h ' (3 r i. Jr WIC pui chase. itt'''jk4at''-tqAti it'•ti t ip .,• 1 , 14,1 ~. rawn on the RI) June Will only cor_si_s_t . "k, tart wi ll i w hich nre gleen us Prizes it: the sunFtt , 14 4, 44.4. ~,e()hltiin Tw o Priz es o f ts,noal: and man) OrtOfettllti", t-.whith liittit 1)1! ' Walled .by A dventurers. ,4,4,14.4 'Ater', whu ha re the option of lieviiiii4 their Ti(!itt o i 7 selliiig them for 12L each at any time be t 444 .4.1.,; 4, iiii,(,!. l ' lt s 1 914. ' 7 , 41 ( ( N l i ‘j All 1 4re oo sale at the Offices Of G. t(ltzt.ll,(lll.lll7l,:‘'`Nliil.l.; and 'or ()XFORG•s•Pt.,EIiT 1,,,i;ti1-ikpiltd,, '?, M,ere 7 735, It Pri;.:• , of :30,00iti. atitUrievyn I›i',4.` , '4'4:Shared anti Sold in the Lottery hOC"re . " " It t 11„4h„ '.l . T., i .wtre i ...11114y be accured'hyannarlY APl'llcati°n. „„ ~,,„,1;,,,41,q.4.1..,, to bp continued every Two Months,' .1 c0,..t,c11. Nurnliers I. und 11.--Of ~. %ii;;i4MI'I?!.,!4I',.VASPONDPNI consisting or 1-411t',111Wrii'l;1,'s;7111. Political: iitl ' ll Literary, til e d •, 4 r anee and t'i , r , tot 'rite English 4 ► r 11:,...,,41.1.7,•0 kild ur‘t;:l,ii,t4.. e . cl by I);-. bSel"*O-131)111,.ip. . i ~., i.,,,% ri, ,,, u ,........, ~,:,„ „I. N, .j,1(L54,,.:11111 11 , 41 4 ~,.( ~ he I:tie of. John R e,S , e)", 0, ~,,. ~1.:114,41),,iV1tii,1, 4 . , r ( , ... 7, thi the , present Nt.kte 1 i w t . " . .. 4 1, , ~ i , 41 A,,, i ....--t t. Poi hanientary 114:1( , an • ' ' .. p ,t /1 g ,, t0 ; •,,lous in Ciurtoutty, U. /14 Isol—On Übe .: i'`•() 11 Att l e , (hxtr• • ) 1 1 , 1, n 11, TivinAk.„.... ,iLt. ?." '' l ' l "tt. f • l ' "Iv Ntat e of the Pressin France, ,1.., kvii„ 1 ., 9 Liluelt- ' • 1 • stat' 1c.".(14,01, (441, e, 1, i ' I T '" l'''''lue, L.-- g" t le s . the i , k 4, 'illt il ' "....risll‘ `,.. -, - ,, 10 Ke . or I.)ocii, !sl, p.—(.11 , . iv .teintiles A: ,‘,...• kiti t ,, ' itiug, l ., „ , --• ~Nk., ••tow ' 41, ..-ititst, Rees, Ortue, and Brown, .11.‘ ' tzlbffliCii-,----,---- --. ...... -- . - '7. 'l' LIONS' Ma • 'it.lVELLpits O •pi,,., 1 flif,! , 4k . Thi s ' c oNTIN t:Nry. Nv lt r, v,4 pqr,rw,.,:d 1.;:,:ii,Ni:,:i11':,(1,,,,,.2.1.4.... e lc:"111..T 11 Eof PA It . 1S , I S'e . w .1144:!,itIttv .4, 1 i'l•;411. of V RANCL, 4i. bOarfl'l 45.. ' itilq'„irl. 4/) s PrINRI..y L'i;. qllci. ' 7 "` •"° 1 : VIIAN CI; mul-nzwium, .. (4.(1.,1 , ligt!.i., l , • • kr, Al.ly iht.(il ‘,-, ~',13 7 441 its rNviriciNs °S . hound. 1 1 i i ,, :i ,; ti.1N11.,,- ltAv4/.4,1- H . 1 f' . /1,!t)1:1:\t/W F.tlit'l) v()YAufs. t ! ft , 4l l l::::: -. l t is . h, Portteh, .c,lll, c,,,,.,,A,,Nt1E11.17!,; ti.,,ria,..ii.iit*-11U(.111(1. 8 ' .. 1 4 ; I '"Li '4'''. Sp:itei.‘ ti.A(i.l.:l:ll inFliglish French, 11.q`,. "., 0 Portui:ait,'New.'Ll2tiutl' ~ l 'i) -1 ?'11f.1,,,' 1' it4l';ll - , IN,, I-it( ) , . 1 .1. i IN r),...Rval:Ttß, New Edition, Z:ilii4l ll ' lo IPt t,,l,,lNi.",,rt'ect IK„''‘XC:E,s, 1 o ini.l. qi',..1414,4. :I 1ac1i,,:1,.111\ NCE.., liili.)ll7Nt, SWIT- 1 44 it Ak i ,.. in ( 44.. " "Y 24 1 , with the it c).clitl>ousic4l7 :•,,.441146(4111,11.iiittli;414tItipl3i.titN• Fa I,,NCAT CR A:1 1 : NI Ali: noclitt *tt '444 • ti,/ (atllliv, i .. 4 ‘ 4 14* , f "J 4 \ (1,. \ 1. 1 9 the PL.arNs , t Il'AlT izt:oo ~,, „\ vs, a)uu u hete ...tit a • - t - fu'ets:diti ~,..,n,11..... . . t, , !.e , as. , 11., rilhir i , l' i, 1• ; 2r WATEILLOO, oti A largescal6 B pi. s.a. e. °4'zluti Leikh, 18, Strahti. - 1 • ... • • ~. . .. eil ' , • •,,, • , ... d.: .; ' ' ' ..' ; • ... irtlrl 161 59 , '..i . .., " . • 4 tt...."..t.............ft5rat..........._ .„....,.... . " "G" OkFiCY ilf ti ; c l / 4 41 1817 l l ' i l l f. :. TI:.,.C:011.1111.4, SIaNERS;or '.l( ' ICI 'i1..41.. L . ii\FG . _ jcL: ~ neopityv.ißsrPs..v.dvr do heriby kii.c. A7ogi", that. v . ttii,,,, t , ittio2i l'" °f . I pril•ne:rl, theitn,ili b - e retult,'to re- ., yisunttioatio:vriting (sealeel , ,np), .melt 4ii".l4,for.Thirt,,, )0 . k4 . l, +4,, nrwiee 4 . 'l f IVEST'ISDIA PaiiNl,.lif l /Ne string/4 .. .., . 7 , ‘2 , ,,0,,, ~:4 „ens , Ceyen per Cent. b verpror,f 147 ll , ~........: t' if,ons l'a,.e pe, Ctr!.uncloproOf 1 . . meter. di . r: C: . ti ,fi i i , ) la 1),, - Oa • • iliiiver t v . . . r • in the , space (0 ktietd ‘ i,,,..„ el a Fortdight into his l i gitirey ' S . terc,., at b ' h.Ye1,1e, 1 ,,,i,, eiviord : and to he paid forby Bills - i 0 ''' bi lf NI, Ninety days after date. , 1 ri: nottigio,4 of the 0 9, ar y 4 oji , , e v se Contract may 6c sects arthe Secre- ri . ;ply ." '6'''‘d 41.114 e 4a4 I') rang 71.nder in whs"Ch As Poles l'euE h ot ~. . l ' iilitl . .1;4 404 :t i , 7,e:1 lin w,rds at length, or that shall not 1141, ittl, I idartl beAre One o'C:ach on Me said IVt t;:' e "" °I . :In it i 14 r. ,_ • r next ; nor un4:S4 the Perscn - who .0 !,1 . 4 ,7,,,i e ::: 4 7) . 0 . r ,ume i'crsou .0/A his behalf : alien ds, to , , cm io r „ , _ f lt o ' , .. ' , j i l ~ '-' , k b i l 'INK DOLLITI 7 iOKE N:. . vi "N QV flkr.! , ' w 1 t . 11/ I.lEi '''''"AN I ) , MAI,C/f 20, 1817. it El ‘t ) it '. - -' " the . ~ i tN()lt. • and COIVI- 00171' • ' • • PANy Ilia d4 or , . 011ie BAN% .• ' 'fl t i p 4 .e!aerit, den. • of LNfiI.,AND did, by public ~ Y Imo .. id IStli March, iEtt, give notice, that 4C 17 : te t . ule tted tin' • - - - , •crf, tih . it Cathiers and other Officers from ', i , 1.4 l i ar ~VIIII'I 41tilic Notice ' to die contrarry, of nut O P . kih ''' 1! ' ), 1t ,, i, 11 ei' , ~:rr0k,,,: , ,,__ , . loulti have liven given), to receive all 1 . . c : ro t shilii_:nored' in- payment .tt the Bank, at ;the rut, , ' sii, r . %Iliad si x , "41, rt i k uct , ea‘h, instcail of Fire Shil4ingst it . .. ii i,Ptil l. c , 41 %mer lin . VO "ifik i ''', ~,, ti,1i i,,,4 ': , 111, cii r t „.. 1 1 , 1 . 4! that t IleytvOultl 'receive and give lv t l, 10i and ,i,,‘,'!:11.1,1),,11ar Tokens,. at the rate of Five 0. , i , 11,1 t: di,, , i they I t . ciLii. e,ieli, Until the tit irav of 'November 0' - : ' 1,1 41),, ) , Ile, li n e il ic , ', hy subsequent Advertisements, .., 1 .1154,."5t i t ,k i ,„ . , a r receiving atut 'giving Value tor the , k:. i nen, , t the • .• • • r.ne alert:l;4ld, until. the lt.t day ), A 4I IP , . , P I S,' .V: l ' ;lt tiT vh°4l 'r i or i it tl ' 'Nob, , 41', NNiiigi 1 i ' ) "1 " r° be scessed of any of ihe said '- 4 t,, ~. .4 t',,,, . ' t+' he t sire tirturrnh a receivin4 Value A O : . ~ , ,l,ko NI !.e1i,,,, k ; - .t 9e i sfure%rtitl, arc s . (ir,ea:ed to biwg the r. ioAi, tu do ,at.,uliinfl l v r PAYNIF,NT, o n or heture t 3,), , ~ ' , /t4.,, i . t A tl : ituxt, 1;7- tut fal - ilir extensiyu of tithe ~ .:.__ "4 kulatiim 1 lu•rt of. • . ~ . . ' it()B4ix .BEsT,. Scretury. 're4 1 Cl t c*:; -.......__ 0 9. 'i l• • 41( 110[Zr " ----.--_______ . • _ . ..„ II I, , t i i itl h Z l ii i , 1 . ,.110.. 1 , 1 lite greatest /bat isfa . ct ion its k O f '' . Iten,,, r t :ille i i,rg SCHENIE of the ensuing WT- I) p_htny„' r ' a i r timi,i,.', 4 , "d has. no lii.sitatioti , in devitain; ... Ort,,?' d. '7, !).cn. subniitted .to them during tile • 1 14.1 " 4 111 4 i lila " , ,ali, , Mletv tli ' • 0,0. : .}. B. Y V; v , I , ,n () a , ni , ... ere have been, geflerally at many p . . . 4, 4i :41, 4 , ,wi f1a i i,, 4 .,'', 1 , , : . ,:if, , , , Imt in .the ures,nt tere ore ~~~° r ,j ~~~ k~ ~~ ~~~~ BRITISH FIRE OFFICE, • . London, 111are11 , 22, 1817. NOTICE is hereby given, that a •GENERAL COURT of PROPRIETORS; will 1.2 livid at, the Office, in the Strand, on IvEDNESDAY, the 211, dry of. April next, •at Twelve o'Clocl: at Niboo; for the ELECTION .orpouft. DittEcrop.s tocuntinuein Ollictir until April 'lB2 I , irr - the - room of those Gentletnen'now reliring,6T rotation And also for the : ELECTION of THREE uprrons for th e Year easulug • 1? ICH ARI) BARNES, " Secretary. The Chair will be tahrii at One o'Cluck precisely. ROVIDENT,L.IFE OFFICE; fnr the SURANCE of LIVES and IN:PRAM' aniI'ITII.C.ITASE of ANNUITIES, SoutbEtfoptoll-street, Strand. • Ptit.. , :theNT, The Most Noble the MARQUIS of BUCKINGHANI, K.G. VIC r•PRE'II DE:4TB; Marquis of Salisbury, K.G. Viscount Duncannon, Earl Hardwick Viscount Clietwynd, • Vi*CMIIIL Bulkely, • , • Lord Ifraybrunke.: ; - Managing. Director- 7 .1. T. Barber Beintuont, Esq. F.A.S. This ()thee yields to We Ptrsons ed , a psrtiripntiun in the Profits produced by the Pretuiturts, i ,n add.iinn _to the chic Sums insured. Tht,se Prolittiare asterta.ited entry Sarin Years, and added. to the Policies in.the manner outil lately pursued in the Equitable Othce. COUNTY Fl SOUTEJAMPTON-S:, RE-OFFICE. I'. S I ILAND. . _ . • , ' • TRU STLLS. Th. Puke . of Rutland, K.O. The Earl of Upper Ossory, The Marquis of Buckinghatn, William Praed, Esq. M.P. .The Marquis oiNorthampton,' S.Bernard gorlautl,Esq. NI.P. And Sixty Directors. . Managing Director—J. T. Barber' Ifeaninott; Esq. F.A.S. la LT URNS to 1 ;•e atmlittit . '4 19,5001. hart. been paid within ilia last three years to those who have been insured Seven Years t--a. greater advanra4o to the Pith, ; ic . l ban has been hitherto y iclded . by. atiy,well-secorkd,Esta blishment.. And the Public may rest assured that Claims upon this Office are never defeated. upon mere legal .objec tions, in order to enhance these Returns, hut that Demands are p nit in full with du:mind - 4 . prnMinitess. • : • , . Experiene has proved that, in the Business ,of FIRE IN SURANCE, a large Permanent Capital, in adilition -tO 'the. fluctuating Assets %rising: from. the Premiums, is. necessar!t for SOLID SECCIII l'Y. This permanent and additional Ca• pital tbe.Origival Members have provided to .the •extent. of 400.001., and they alone are responsible for Losses. The following are a-few, among several thousand persons, to whom the above Returns are now making:— . . ~, . The Most Noble the Marquis of 13tickittglotoi - ,C.lO 18 9 Thu Aluit Noble 114: Alarquis,of Nortbamptint - ,32 19; 8 Mes,ts. \tercel', Uxbridge - - - 81 0 3 .blr. Willi:oil Hull; diitu . . - - 84-19 0 Mr. D. Nor,ton, unto - - 48 2 6 Mr. Thon',7l Kinder, St. Albans - 57 0 9 and Wuothmtn, Itickmansworib - 09 4 9 Wanes and Anstio, Baithury - - - 49 17 6 T. burr, Esq. Dunsiahle - - 24 10 John Sa,ith, Esq. Ounille, -Northamptonshire - 24 7 9 Farrer Farrer, Esq. liralieid - - - $3 11 9 Messrs. Bowden and Co. Harlesthorp.. - , - 51 15 0 Messrs. klandley • Newark - - - 49 13 6 Lee, Mill • - -„ 4.3 !I 6 . . Willim ''' '''''''''' Esq. Stansiead Abhotts, Hells ;, 85 15 0 kgrnts are appointed' ia at: t:.c prindiparTuwns, who are also Agents.tu the frovident .Life Unice, louuded- on similar principlei. . . . SOCIETY-TOR' AIM . .DPIuIIAIIGP, 01) RELIEF OF PERSONS IMPRISONED FOR. SMALL DEBTS: Craveu-strert, titrand, March 5, 1817, . . , 1.1 EN EXACTIONS .SI N (..:. li', Tii E4.,,A Si RE PORT, yil. . k. A.. d. Th . , Right Hon. Lon! Bulkley, three Benefactions •. ti t 0 Georie Gipps, I?.sq.' 61. P. - - Ann. 2 e •-(1 Charles Ii;o4101ibull, Esq. - - • . 10 10 0 Mrs. Hoare,: fivekinglmut - ,' A. 10 , 0:. 0 . Ditto,* Dtniat ion . - - - . V - i 6 0 0 Nless,M4rianno stfoorlert • - - - 1 1• 0 Mis:. Caroline, Stanti.irt - - . - 1 • 1 • 0 F. Lim', Esq. - - - A. 3 3 O• W. Ltck, Esq. '. - ' - - : - •' A. 3. 3.0 It. HouNtoon, Esq. . • - A.' .1 • 1 () P. Persse, Esq. - - . - A:. 2 2 . 0 . . Thomas HayOun, Esq. .- - A. 1 :1 0 Morton 'John Davium, Esq. . - ..• - . A. 3 0 0 A. S. Lolliogstone, Esq.: . - • '- A. 3 3 0 E. 1Vot) , 114, Esq. - . - . A. 2 2 0 Genre Milner, Esq. - - ..- '. A. 3 3 0 John WO's, Esq. -- . .... -. , A. 2 2 0 Mrs. Joh.. Pep's. • M. • , A. I I 0 Doneintensis ,V. . ' - •• V 212 6 W. E.. - A - Laity ..,.. • 'Received fur. a Book (Nvild on Prisotis) ,• - r ; . r 2 , , 2 0 . . • ' ,C. 73 'l6 Discharged and relieved from ,variotts Prisons, . 71 'Debtors, 'fur she Sum of - ' ,0480 11 '6 Considered the Lases of, 67 :Petitioners; Ari, prayed 46; Referred Lir, Character 3 Pt.ti tion ; and rejected' in. Benefactions aro received by John Camden Neild, Esti. the Treas Ches.lie-wall:, Chelsea; also by ,Messrs. Retries; Farquhar, and St, James's-street; , Iloares, Fleet-Street ; Chatted's, Whittuore, and Co. Lomintrd=sereeti Cocks, and Ridge, Cliaritt.pCitiss; Dotticn 'and Cu. Finch= I any, . :or LI II ; • Ilan nue rs hrii it, Pall-Mall; Veres 'Old Co. N 9, 77, Lont4ard-street ; autl by the Secretary, N 0.7, Cra vert-street,Strand; where the Boolts uiav be seen by those wk.' ire inclined to siipportf this Charity, and where the Se eirty inevt on the first: Wednesday in y ' tint THE tIOCSA OF NIQU4NING, This Day was pobliAbed, in Octavo,. price ss..Gd. sewed, HPUSLIpt MOU3NING; a Poem, with . some smaller Pieces. ' • - by . JOHN - scorr, AuthOr of 4, A Visit to Paris," and',' Paris Revisited." Whither islic gone, what accident kWh rapt Gifu from us , . Paritdise.Regaineil. London. Printed-for Taylor an-dHetosen 93; Fleet-street. • .. This.llay was published, Ilaridsnmelo printed in small ben. with tO Plates, price 7s. (id. A New Edition of NEW SYSTEM of .. '1)011FsTIC A cooKutY, formed . ores - PRINCIPLES of ECONO u .1 , .7.1 y, ; Ito .4,,p1ea10, the use of vile.* CompLis. ins alsO the Art' of CarViog,,Ofiservations on the Matinge'- molt of the - Dairy, and tintiltry Yard ; Instructions feu lime prewery, ‘k 410, &c. Cookery:for uthe Siek, iw for the Poor ; marry try useful Nliscellaneuus and Directions proper Co be given to Servants. both in -Town and Country. ..61ch lit:diced an "Egs.ty oit Domestic Lconomy and lluuschuld Mamigcment, comnrisim; many Obsemitions whidt will be found particularly useful to the Mistress of a Fatuity. Ily A LADY. " This is really one of the must practically useful Rooks of any wit . ch we have seen on the "Sohjeet. Toe Lady who has written it. has not studied how to furm.expensive artieles 'for luxurious tables, but ro combine elegance with ecoum a ly. She has given hqr directions iin;ull . plain sensible manner, that every body can understand Land thew are not Opined mere ly to Cookery, but arc extended to a variety of objats:in use • in families ;' by which means the utility of the Boa. 'very much itltreaSudindUed. " ' Printed. for John . ;f array, Alhemarle-street ; sottrals,,,hy every other Poolis'eller in England, Scotland, and Ireland.. • OfkiiliOnt May he haul, Mutely published, The -NEW FAMILY 'ItEtEIPT , 1300 K, a New Edition, greo,lY , londsquzely plated . U ,tall ,Sro.•price 7s. Gil. .0 beards. NO It F 01.1( . FREEHOLD and-coryjioLp ESTATE, EAST BRADEN ' H.-IM, near.DEREHA \I. • . VIBE SOL 1) BY AUCTION; • • • . fly WINSTANLEY and SONS, at the King's Arms, East Dereliam, on Friday,-April 11, at Two, by order of the Executors and 'frost ees,• • • T"' RE E 1.1 0:L 1) . and COPYIIOLD . ESTATES of .the late Mr. JOHN MESON, sit nate in the Rtriiti of East Bradvidialn, hi. the County of Norfolk, distant frau Swalflotaahmit wren Aides, and 'five from t.sait Dereham; .consist int; . of a -spacious., old Nlo4ian- !wasp; `a small Farm-house. Barns, Stabling, and Out-builtling,i, Cot: tages; Gardens, OrcVrds . , and Sereriil 'lincliiSitres of rich • Meadow-and Arabic Land, containing altogether, near Si ve/Ay, Acre'. be viewed by applying to Mr. John Ellis; 'on the Pre mises.—Printed particulars may he hail, at tho Crown, and the !site Hart, Swaff ham ; the (korite,. : t . 3 4rtus, sings of Nles'O. Cooper, Solicitors, 11 . 0ellain ; th DuLe's Lynt ; .if Mr. Charles Bashit.o. •NM ; Of 'Messrs. ':rendrett,- Lowt , n, ant Spinks i Lon ; tbe Mart , .mlll of kyinstanloyand Son!, Pat,.rnoste.•- ruw, where a Plan may he.seen. • . . SARACEN'S BEAD INN, BNoIV-oltr.. EDIJCED FARES. by the OLD BLEN. EINI Light _Post. coach to Oxford, Woodstoc., aad Wiiney, thrOnib nt•ncairsfiVlLl and‘Vit'kham every:Morning-4 quarter past it:yen o!cloe,itt• : : • ' The LORD EXMOUTH,. a POOL and itismvocm new light Oar Coach; 'sets oat 'front the Saracen's lie,rl . London, at hall-pasr five o'eloek in the morning, and• arrives et the Lond.,n Sarertt, Pool, early ,the same ereuing, through . Farnham, Alton, Alre4f or d - , Win c hester, hintisey, and IVituhorne. At the request of the Itilmhitants'this Coach runs in a day from Pnal; Witn borne. &c.; previously to this Coach stating, Passengers were obliged to travel by. ,The Proprietors .till molea vOur. tutu merit the patronag.e. of those. Friends who breve kindly intimated their desire to support this Concern.' SOUTHAMPTON, Lyirtingttin, -Winchesi,r, a , I Basing, stoke New Vow- Inshle Coach at in tits Nlorning, to the George Inn. Southampton, only eight 110:irs on t •e road (breakfast in Loudon and dine at Southaopt”n).—This is a most delightful Conveyance to the tile of Wight, St. Ma lan, Havre, de Grace, Cherburgh,, WEYMOUTH,DatchestM . , Bland ford, Salisbury, Andover; and Basingstoke, new Post (otch, er,...ey Afternoon, at Three. The W.eymonth Packets to Guernsey, Jersey, Chsr. bureh, St. Malue s &c. The . ‘I'ATEIII.)O New Light Four Inside Coach to Leeds, Halifax,Bradf , rd, and all Parts of the North, sets out at TWo o'clock in the Afternoon, and arrives at the Usiden Lion Inn, Leeds, next . Ere'ing at Six o'clock, through Stamford, Gran• thane, NeWark and Doncaster. This Coach is inteuileato Re.; connuoitatt. the Towns of Leeds, Halifax, Bran t'or,l and. Vi cinity. It wiilleave 'Leeds at three o'clock in the Afternoon. Passengers may convenientlreome.to Leeds from those placeS and be in Lortd: , n Carly the next • !IkeLTIPIRE, a New LIA 7 .Ett POOL Light Coach, only one Night on the Road, carrying,, Four insides read Four Outsides, sefil out every I)ov :it Otie,Orelack, arrives at Lioete.ool next Evening before Seveno"Oliiek, by way of Punst aid e,.Wohurn, Lathbitry,. N0v111,4110014 Wi4f rd, Imtterworilt, Hinckley, Athel s toney Liehlield, Stone, Ridgely,Nercastle,yanitsfor;i, Warrington and Preseot.' GOSLINCrst MARLBOROUGH Elegant, Post . • Coach, throuzli Httogcrlord, Newbury, Reading, Swindon, Au burn, nnil linmshays; Sets tint at Seven o'clock. in the 'Morn ing, arrive , ,Nlarliwough to t.inuer—cutultriabie. convey anee for ,ose travclling the West _ _ • :'?:ll, i rlytutput,n, Fab!)4tith, ana SiLli,bilry. New r 4.0 Cdach, 'every nin ai Six o'clock, th•Cutn;ii floniton,•Axminst er, riri4lirort,l3l:mit. ford, liasingeohe, a:nll3ag,lif)t. Only one out baweti Lot'ulon'and • BOSTON, Sp&ding, Peterborough, Stilton, and' Hunting she's; new Iti,yal Nlail Coach, sets Out every Ev.. , oisig:—Coaclo. Irons fluorin . to Spilsby, Lontls, Grimsby, and Hall. BA'al and BRIS t OL Flying Post-Couches, throrn.7,l) Chip peitham, Caine, and .Mavlborats7,li, 'every. Afternoon; arrive at Air. May's, the Greyhound Inn, Bath, and the LundOn- Tavern, Thosnas-street, Bristol, .next;Alorning:—Coathes to -Wells, Bridgewat . er,.Tanntit, &c. . LEEDS new light Conch, 'l'ke Rockingham, sets nut every Morning at Eight o'clock: carries Four. insides only, and goes remarkably easy, with a Gnard throughout. Passes throtigh Stamford, Newark, Itstrod, noncastee, and Fero.- ,bridge b ,to the Golden Lion, Le l:, next dav at noon. Na• withstanding the utscoliiman - ovti•i.ii 'of this Coach, it 'is allowed' to be the tstostoigiecaille itsd complete. Public Con.. veyance on the North limit, tiring nisei t uailed dalisth by any other. Only two guineas inside to Lr ed,. • Lungtown, Gs et u.17.gre,91, ;131 0 ni5i c,1,..,; Thornhill, Sampshar-I:slii, .and all part, of !'icntland, Camperaown Coach, daily. . yOrt Ne‘s castle, and Edinhargh- NeVi Coach, perfOrmed with st Guseisl tltrutt houtt sets, out every Morning at Italt-' "past Six o'cloch, by wty ot Newark, Ret ford, 'fail..:a. , ter, Pat.- iington, Nurthaliertoit,. Durham, peth, .ansl Berwick. Passengers' finding themstdves fatigued from the length of tliejourney, may restxhat that..tilt t- please, and then pro ceed on without any additional Fare.—J. Barber, the Black 'Swan, Coney-street, York, runs Coaches to - Sunderland, :Hull, Scarborough, Whitby,. and other places. : HULL, Northei,se, Howden Thorn, and Doncaster, Post •Cotich, every Morning at half-past six, to the Cross Kerr, Market-place/ Hull. HERTFORD,: Ware, Hodileidost,'Waltliam Cross, Brox hurne,.. and Worinley, ea( every s,lornistg. BRIDGENORTII W.thal Poit-Coitc.ll, ever y Eet:nin4. CAIII,IsLE, Pens All, stud Wtsitehaven, goys. w i th 1 ,-.,;„ r 'Lases, and se Guatil all the way. Pt' through through Brungh; Appleby, Greatabridge„: , ft , enntond,... Catterick, lloroughbridge Wetherby, Aherliwd, Doncaster, and Gran tham '(the neareit'wv lip elOte'est . mires). .'Sets out-every Alnitning, and. performs. the journey with thesfeatest Pitsr,e4ers detained on theltoa& bY 'business or plea sine, have the pocaliar advantage of their Seats being se (ired in the next Coach. • LIVERPOOL;' Warrington; Kentsford, Stone, and Litch 'field,. Post Coach, called The Express, every Evening. at Pire . o'clack, flrotherton's, Saracen's Mead: nn, Street, l.ircrjuxal, Guarded thionghout.. WAKEFIELD Posi-Coach. every Atorning, half-past Six. CIIESTEIt and PARKGATE new .Post-,Cluacti, daily. ECLIPSE, a new Flying Post-Coach, to York, Sunderland, Nesicastle; and Edinburgh, • carries Four fitsitbs mily, every Afternoon at Two o'clock, by way of Doncaster, Grantham / anti' Stitinfia d, • ' Lancaster, Prc..ton, Kirby-Lansdale, Tiolton- Cborley, Os niskitk, and Gni:it:dig Pest-Coaches, every After nuon aa.Five o'clock.. Unaided. , • • SCNDERIAND, Stockton, and Yarm, new Coach every Nlorsiiirgito . the'tieorgeqitti, Sanderland. Mi"OiCIIESTER . , Winsloiy, Cougletou, Neweastle;Walsal, and Vt'i s iverhasriptikt,PorA-Coaels,..v4y..Afterisonst. Guarded. sUR,ILWSBURY, Wellington and, Shiifoal, the Royal Charlotte, every Evening at Five G uar d e d.. - BIRAINGHAM.Mereury Ptr.t. Coach, with a Guard, - sets nut every Afternoon, mid relehes Birrainghans next day at Noun. 'Passes by'OxtOvil, Esiston auei Shipstone, to the Saracen!s Head, Bu t met, Birmingham. ELT) and Rirtherbani Post-Coaeli, called the Rock isighane, every Slorning... DOVER, 'Deal, Afairgate, Ranisgate, Canterbury, Fares.- slttin44;liatilaut, andlipehester Post-Coaches, Morning and Afternoon, _ . N.ll. Passengersand Parcels hooked for the above Coaches at. tkie,NeAvlta liiirar Cellar; Piccadilly. WILLIAM 13. goLINTAIN and Co. respectfnlly acquaint their.Frielnk and the Public:, that they Will not he aectiont ahle for any Parcels or Luggage, S c. .of mora than fire Valne, if lest, ttnlen, or - (lainapcitd, unless entered as s „ c ,i )an d ond for logcrikeiiney., ,the tiarauen's a. 4 Inn, Son v:4111; 1;0 ndun. PAPERS RESPECTING TiIIyMISSION TO LISBON : 1814-1816.—Ordered by the House of Coo:mous to be priutid, nth :Werth, 1817: 1.) • Extract of n Dispatch front'. Lord Strangforil to Lord Castle-. reagh;' dared- Itia dc Jetneiro, .lone -41, 1814. ' ‘ The glorious. events: which hare gain peace lind adc peudenee try' Europe, hare rerited in the mind of th., PAuCe of Ira2il, those eager desires to . :rerisit his , native r -coutitry, 'which had been for,a time suppressed: • • His Royal flighnest has (lime we the honor , . to'state anxious hope, .that Great Britain will ferilitatib the cortnlc• lion of his wishes upon this subject; and that he . that.*tethra to Poritnral under the s;irne protection as that under which he left it. • • • (No. !2.) Copy of a * , ;spilitrcil from Earl 11atimrst to WS 'Majesty's Am bas,stid.,r a t 441,p n . • Foreign,' Oct. 31, 1;.'14. Stzt,—Thers has heen!,), large tinaruidable excess in the' Extraoriliiiaries of the' two Peninsula Nrashts, doting s late ienrs; and th?tigh t i he Fausfl of thAt excess harC tither in a gre:tt 7 , l , ..asure ceasvd,nr are in ttcourst, of ciiitkinntioni it Isoult! hardly . be . o”ible at onee . to reduce the • gtpcnccs ! of xitht.r Mi”ionaltogethvy within Il,e houluil.syhich it may,bo pr per pernia:netitiy a,:ii;l3 t,, t!'.:1!) .1 Ei t gal t he return of the Court , most of itself create uccation an txtrad s inafy expenditure. s ' On these grounds, and at the sante time to relieve you as far as possible frouillie responsibilify of an indefinite extent of extraordinaries, it has been thought while yottr, regular appointments are 14ett . (libe 11n,se of MathMadridl on, tlti lower scale of Ambassadorial appointments, at 8 : 2001. p * etan;-, nun?, to spq . ify the,stuu of C,oevi, as'fhat to whit it is . hcred OA Inn may be, able to limit the extraoidiutuy disbursente4is of the ensuing year. By the end of the year,, it may prob;4l4:y he practicable to form au estjrnate. of the amount of the, ire 'cessary expenditure Or the IlritiSh Embassies in the P4J4i -4ula;. which may serve as a rule in their, appointmen ts On an adequate permanent footing. .I am, &c. . . (Signed) . 114T41.; To his Excellency,the Right Honourable .George . • • , ' (No. S.) .• • • • Copy of a Divgcli from Alv "Paining to••Viscourit. 1,, nstlrreagh: ijtbonr; Nprfllo;-)815. . MY Lottp,—Bpthemails which came in yesterday, I lauta (though not oilic;olly) that-the.accounts received in England from Rio do Ja since Admiral Sir John Bere.roril% ar rival there, create a doll bt Of the Prince Regent of Pert t:pl's present intention to rtturn to his European (kini.ons. Nothing has been rcotiVed here froth' thi, eh indicates any such change in his; iloyal 1 - lig•Mwat's in e‘,tion . But sholtle any Impediments have been iitterpos,. to .1(.61 the execution of it until the intellige»ce of the late mtouilh. kog and • afflicting revointirn id the state of Europe OAR ►each Rio de Janeiro, it is p,gigible. that the 'receipt of tli'3 intelligence• may determine 'his Royal highness to remain there for the present. = • In thnt cosy, or in the event of your' Lordships receiving such posiiiro• aceounti as Satisfy- y'onr !..ord'ship'S mind that such a deterntininion has been tatzeri by'the I ) tiitet• Vcgcnt of p6rti f ol, teritie;it yolir Lords"flp-to thy ..t the feet of his IlOytt!'f.li,thtp•si the Prince 14 - 4ent,litifti . imbii, re signatiun• of ttri, eomniksititr with la. - tart F+{eased fu honourine, iiro;titentplation of tife s Prince iteeut of Portugal's return. I h trc the LonUiir to he, • (signed) . tIEORGE CiaNNIXt.3. TO the Lord Viseutyst . Castl,•rengh, eice. fze. !N, Copy of a Di4pstob from Lord Cdstlereilgh to Mr,C , lon;nge - Foreign OtEri.., 11116. Sits,---Yotn•i)ispatcj of April i 1. tendering yutir conktctiufitil the EmbAs.y to Lisbon, in the dent of the ince Ite t ;,nt poptig4l:l intention .tp return to Europe. beity abominated, has been laid before .the l',ince Itt gent; His ItAyal highness it fatly sepsible of the zeal fur his ser vice which. induced you! Excellency to undertake this Mi►- sioo r and of those considerations which have determined you to desire to relinquish it.' Notwithstanding there has been for ,some titne,stronF rea son to suppose that his Royal .11igliness had taken his deter,. urination to remain at the 13razds, yetl intye, not hitherto consitlered that ,leeision to be so u n equivocally made, as to justify my making any oltiMal eumantnication of the same to ,your Exeelleney. . That such is now the ic , olption of his Royal Highness, the mail of yesterday from Ilio . .hineiro, seems to place bevond the, reach of doubt. in the present state;of the public busi ness, k hope, however, 1-shall not trar:sgre4s the spirit, of your Excellency's y. - ishes, by rcquestin4 that the peel +l of ycnir re;ignation spay be sospended r . I ill you arc mtl)ie , l to itig the Regency to a .dlt'xis:ion on the military concert :to Lr ecta.blisheil with the Allies. This course wiil also admit of the return home of Admiral Sit- 3. Beresford, bid, I should wish to await;, before the continuance of the pritwe Regent of Pottitgal,at the, Brazils shall be,-considered us absolutely decided; in which -case, -I shall not feel pnyself further au thor4cd to oppose tia‘Y obstacle to.a compliance with. the de sire. which has been conveyed ort the part of. your Excel eney ;Attie, Pri,uctrilogTnt, and sshich his Boyal llighness was pleas. ed to receive in tbe most gracious manner.--I (Signed) CASTLEREAGH. The Pi i _;llt lion.G. calming. (Nu. 5.) Extract'of a Dispatch from Mr:Caramg to Lord Castlerealb. Liibon, May 2G, 1915 - I'hare to nclinowlcage the honour of your 'Lordship's.Dis• patch No. 20, and to'request your LordAtli) to at the .feet of h;3 Korai nighneesthe Princellegeni; my 1)111)0 1 16 Thallks for hts ttoyfil'Hi'aintess's gnicions and hind interptctutiud, is %veil of the grciumis ou ^ nbicti I originally aecepted this i~ .