The Sun. — London, England, 1817-01-02 00:00:00

NVII.I.T rs HEST rOlt NATION 4 A DRANIATiC SCENE. ' Ern): ut t Nni.oxq, a werkitis man, virry'paor qndittrire ed, rime across the 'itreet— . ...Mr.. CATIT : 10:1, a piaiticrf.tit • insza, attics, add ealliafter-hhoth3 . t'' it Aft * Cataion—flol!o, Tom! Tom fieadlong, 51;,„ iremilong—Can't stop, Master—l am in a dtspatiaih Try, '• Mr, C.:--So it seems ; but wait a tuornrntony go* fe . 014 1 ; 1 'tante I can assist you. sac 1-1.—W411, Sir, as I'm almost out of breath, I'll bait fox a suqoacot ; •but you must not ;peep me king. • Mr. C.--What do you rant? • . 1 I. — Relief, . • • I%Ti. e—Wbere are 7►ottgoing? •—To obtain it. C.--Where , yl.-,-.Any where. , Mr. C.—From whom H.—Any hotly. - C.—How ? If.---Arly how. Mr; moment. Mr. you accept work ? IL—Thankfully. Mr: o :.e-Tlion you have been to look for it ? can't say as I have. Jack. 4Fllag tells me that the la boar ie‘4 , er-stothed. Mr. C.---X .sni Sorry for that. Bat as the Trustees of the Roads and Landlortis on their own domains are contriving a* alinctisrost as possible. ;would it not.he worth while to try? I 4,0 i: ; i•f/ ~. Yhap it night..-but Jack says they Won't take nue. Mr...C.—That you 'easset tell till you ask them. Stag takes it uptustrust ; hec,inse be prefer 'hungry idleness to labour and a full 110-711 tat they ontY give seven shillings a-week; nod there is DO thing upon that pittance. ' Mt. C.--Tb.tt's a sad story. How' touch it•ivetk Sou earn at present I IL—Nothing. )Ir. C.-....H0w do you subsist than H.-13Y looking after odd jobs, and now and tlirts picleog up ;st halfpenny in alms. C.— . :-Amt does not this bring more lahoor and' less in tiepetldeucts than regular wort,. ? It.--.l4xleed it dues, Master. *" • Mt. C.-414CA brings luu more Cunt seven shillings is-wtiek ? It--I wish it did, or half the money; and as for the trno -1.10, I work urun chance, without hope or'certainty to Oar joy hr ,tit. Mr. (...— Perhaps itleould he as well theti,to takc.the teVtft ati On gs woreel. 11.—But I ta& support my family with it. C.—Better :it least kbau You cs* without it. 4 , IL—Thai's true, to be suic., But now I think ter IP latsuold ►iork at on. not ? 14.—.Derautc y Lard a right to a share of the hunt without vsert Arc. sth glattto fair it. How lath, pray ?`. ' • cool exactly say. The sprolsers:at ttac Nevi Society Id) au: that every moo has; right to a piece. , ' Sic C.,—;lltaft exCelling hews. 1 . sbeilld like t 9; kunw ,rear share lies.. 111%,-;*-1 clAti't enact:). know. Any *bete, I suppose. Ut. C—But you can te11,13 . 0w ruutii you are Entitled to # Dr--Mia tilt tt* divioton is !Wade. Mx. CS:-4hltor who ia . to titake tht dirii'iotti.• x-4 cosi% telt. 164.(4..-Nor troly. , Mr. C. , --•1 1 43r *hat platate tear, fort.. sOpp'ert o- row ?.. f saas pigtail to boil of rot uiiiirightt. that . . pevrr tiviught of alit)itg furOtirr. Mr. C.—Perin/pa 1.1341 gottivty' yor mentioned hilt pres# kr you tilt pa come into your estittei 141 they 404...... T hst,Vr. tuxutl tenon to eipect any ititit thing. Co.--Thousf ste, it ill the old ptiOrrth with you—live kruc, cutti y 444 0148/11tore irmpt. iiau yiol think a little mark Xi. the tueatt time weeht preertit puzufights ? ft —.Wily uo—r hardly think it would. Bat then it wtre fine thiug for ry : try body to hart a blfof ‘ grousid of hist:sin). Mr. C.--Certainly r aud you think your bit AvOiiiti t titiw ood enough for your fiukOly ? ii:--Yes.-end solus t* eXth4nge 'with MY nfight m u r far her things that t want. ' t ‘ Mr. C.-14siteed! Ithoughtlfte equal dirbirni 00,40103 r*% to supply every thing. s, • , 4 a —Now,' Master, yoi "he , only hunitninv tat z U We ouhi do a ithout coats, or shoes and stockings !. • Mr. C.—so; nor a toittearoi other articles; fr, iretery son is to till his shwa of the ihod for hitrukif, Ido not stria :hat she lie can turn it talk! to 1.1.--Than Iwe Ft4vc 041* roan v.ark co the ground, and mother at tile inntsuftsctarics. Mr. C.—and of waive CM anothar anvil ground : so ices% an end of yoar rituality of land. II : --Why you so:lp take up se quiek, you quit* puzrie a o4ty. But suppose there is no work for mt.? Ms. C.—Then you must he fed without it, tiq this work Mac. qutty, oud our Orator tells me to taka nos hut work. Mr. C.--And hare not 'hewn ran where if is to,Le ba4? 11.-1. can't support nay fatuity CM trVcit Xt. V.—Try--it goes somethitie toaar4 i t ant the. Sub , riptions tsili beip nyt the rttnainifer. told you that I wanted work, and'not Mr. C.—Yes—and nowt see titat you waot tit woos, HI tuft work. ;;:it . • 14.—We should hare wages enough if it was not ill that It. 31r. C.—Ton should rat 1.4 , r have said, if it. wits not for the ere. While at, vc.tr lasted, w had no coutplaiaiig• 11.-•-The war cot IQ much, that. WC ,arts 0 1 )1iSed to PaY ery ThX to anitwer it. C:.--Writ---if tilt. charge is beavy oil our sitooldert, we Ast consiligr ttiv that it ii-ept off thew. itticity ()fn. tvils R. , Xcept 2"iceation. ' C.--That`v I.rteruose Taxation prevented evcr,v,other• sn do mot grumble skt pafing fois : to!ikr,s, or rt: 7 ettgires ? 11.—Alsy should ?-11tily ktrr the rAads al g id I,al e from laying n r 4 ered nr burned in , Jtir beds. MS. 6t ems, boverir, that tray body raw ;rumble titi chart! of Ott ilt, , k - I:ielt e rvall-ts 111frtnn pidnder anti slactry. I4::-.ztgo, no, as for tint; it *UMW :oe paid rlisn'ofully 17,e Naliori4 Debt, Mosier 1 .--1 should•liketo sec it put aLi end to. Mr. C.—.lnd as it can't ba paid you vroutd r it knodicil rip altoptherf' N.-1%3 ; far then vis atnonitf hare bo Takts worth speal .. Ede of. 04 ,61 r., C.—No, hot-we should !fare a deal arra poverty. can't tomplrrhend that—how cutting off the Tufa should ta&a a os the poorer. 'Mr. C.—Very roily ; if I owed you twenty pot/110a rel rid of paying you, I think you'd be thoporer for it.. „ • ,;11..: , sAya, hot x 0 betbe richer for it, : Mast er. • Mr, P.— ! Perlimus notroas etc: body would trust Besides., nOr Nationai Debt is owinitO ourselrei, 16 tie SAP not the poorer for its pafme r itt,. • , - ll.—Owing to oirrielres !-- • . • ' , •-•Mr..C.—Notiling more certain.: the National Debt is the funtir, and every rim( who bas cared his raruinga and bought „,Stoek, is the National Cretiitor. begin to klaster, that by, breaking up the we should only take the bunk's off one , :tbouldrr r t o more henvily on theother. , Mr. C.—True, ,niy friend; it would 'give tale 64p . to the National wants, td iind half the nation a begging. /I.—l With -I .could be as well satisfied about the Placew, Pe.naitnis, and Sincpurcy. , If they were out off— C.—wlif;even theu,,therr would be no great brie cut into the 'flutes. • .. Str,. I baie beets made believe-that moat •partuf thu Taxes went to pay the Grandees abtust t 4 Court ! • Mr. C..—That is amain tacit with tbs. prisons, whottrob jectis to irritate and mislead you. When they wanted to 'beep their.dear. Butinattarte in power ,abruail, they told you that the Texts were occasioned hr the war : and 'n - otr,.*ben they want to get then►selves into Bower at hesne, they.tell 'fon' tl►ut the Taxes are occasioned by-the Piaces and l'entiens: H..-Deng it, they must not blow hat and cold with the same mouth. But were you nos, saying something about the salaries mating little odds in our "raxation ? Mr. C.--Very little, 1 atiure you ; and you'll remember that they 4ri *II spent •in country, that they circulate among ou►selves, and help to give ecaptuyMent aud;prutuote Trade. I 3 --Then, by the:mut) tole, so do the Funds; astd wept good out of t he.vei y debt that we Hut all Ibis is.no rea son fur keeping up the .deinv. • ' Mr. C.-• You can't turn off thopoorlfoldiers to starre and they nosy weal be maintained a,red coat as any other.' , H.—Aye, but they way help the Gorerunne4 to keep down • - ~ • the prop ft. Mr. C.—Tbe people an always preventThaties letting no• body psi :bade them tot iae up. • • H.—Troth, Sir, I saw little use by their last rising : those Who bad work, lust it by folloiriug the Orators sod those who had none— Mr ! dare.say did not find any. Ff.- None that was good truly. .flat if we oitee . , ,had a ??4 , .., Amin .Parti ;wit. all that wutileba at an end. . Mr. C.—liked: I shall be very glad to know bow ? in.tila first place , ccikry non who pays taxes will have a vote. . , . Mr. d...--But you would not sell you'r rote, lonely? fl.—Not I, sir—l scorn•soch n dirty friets Mr. C.--Wel! then. universal *Larne Wan% lire you s litice,4l.ht,ft(l. H.. 4 0, sir; but it 14 a fine thing to be a frserann. Mr. C.—Mare fins than useinl, perhaps. • Are,,caa. in Middlesex, becanse your vote is in Westmiusier ? H.—,Why not I can't say as I am. Mr. C.—" Ten be assured you are a stare no *leere. Are not the voters as much bound by the Parliament as those who Writ: no rote? H,—l believe they may be: do yen think your hartng a vote could enable you to prevent any law that you don't Bke ? truly; I have no hope that it could, But' would . . it not be a good thing,- to knock otl l4e iottela Borouirke—. :You know, Sir, they make the majority in Parliament. • Mr. C,.—Slace that .majority eartied on the war and con gutted France, I think you. hare mentioned their heat mentlation. Wbeie would you cbaoge the Members to ? fl.—Oh, to the manufacturing towns to be suee. C.—Yrt, ttie 'Boroughs with Members bale di cli ortl, and those without' them Arave Vint:en, would it nut be as wise Vs Leep to (be old way? • /1.."-Mayhap it would; but, at 411 m(4, I'd, inv.*** Parltement wry year. C.—Aye truly, that **aid he chat-axing. Theo the Members, hissing so short a lease of t l heir -se.sts., «m= ploy in mattering afid coorting the oters; i.aher than rninding their duty 'l4 thiParliitawia Haugh. likely they wo4lcj, Aft. C.—Attj the sisters would think mare of receiving the Mem be ts' visits and disetissf ng tkeir . merit*, t ban of foilotring their own baskncs*. 1 nitre say, yoq nert:r worked an how less, nor hank quitrtern ?wore, for Ask,kariogir vote. "troll, Sir, .1 never did i and I t•tgiti to think it - pi Ureter; tb-at II net ex had vise rt:tporturtity. ttlat7you never altauld hart it. Itty good friendlliattlong t all the grievances thait you can rimiter . up, ethivelo . lliittliat 'the support which a:twain to earned utast bu sitoeptiti; that the'defitiettries of labouratbat he,asatle hi chari'ty'; that the land, to ilti • • of use - to ail, can helottg :WY to some; that we must pay a part for the st-entiji of the whole ; that our National Debt is paid to nobody 'hut our. selves that lbe places and pensioni astist our trade; that our soldlers must be .. fed ; and . that preventing, tualult is hetti;r th.iri punishing it; that ereryhody hai oot a vote, and that a Vote tot buy bread; that we ci4lnut elaartge our katiiaments as easily as our slices; atid that our itsanufac: uric* are not Idled by the annual recurrence of riot mutt tottiot hlaster, I understand you very well. They/hall hd na hugger grievances ttf Mille, I poi - moil you. So, Sir, I wish yol a good day, and thank you for the lixhts you hate given me. I'll cyan holne, and wait patiently ihat wiser beads thaa mine, at#d tha like of nie, thi'ik BEST FOIL TIIE NATIQN J Vs:sevut.) The 2d class of the }loyal Institute of Science, Literature, end the Fine Arts at Amsterdam, hes. chosen as associates of that class, among others, Mr. ROBERT Snirruav, and Mr. WERNINCE, iireacher at London. , The 3d class bolt chosen at.= cotresponcient, among whet's. Ws: ii.ssittibst, p l ofessqv of the Eastern Languages a t Hertford; iin&l the 4th class has named 'WAN MULieft,,, of Lathlon, one dr their...correspondents. •• - - l'oB PAIRIANA. ANOTHER impriablritlON 130.PARR'S.ISARATAdE Vigen.rnaidettTvne TrefcrrVALl'cr Prf Hea.ten relief to ,gain ; Three words atone Her wants nude known, diary." ~ ~' ~ hi4rd the prayer ()1 Virgidttat;- A prayerharilY6 NI bard an,; --"` • .4.nd for sins past, And to.the 14st, ' Has granted her her Palm-done. • W. ,1". A.NDR ' ~ `► m inn 1,E7'77;12., TO LAOY MAMA So sclo; r —yes, MAI 3 / 4 1A, toy cAnt*ering Must:, • .f WittlOnt hatt or i.top itilObg journey pursues ; flow T sviSli yOur afliktiou would Cameras fast, '• Persist without tiEng, - ivithota haltitig Kap op, in..tite true jockey phrase, its_conditicpi;"-- • But times not lilt subject for pre , serit'sretisli . ' s „ " 1 he . suhltst, cr what m onmosey c•sus text, Is .I.lcagure,pr itteritte, and LtsToN stands next. ,• • • . First et ma %Allem, I (met Nak it Qfftlice TO madtioro 'plain .V7OfdB in describing pilin, sense ; Tour mind, Cur v es ,pure and as delicate ptay4 As the white-breasted doWn tspurt Veattea...date;s; Nor would I, hoed:charmer, your bashfulness taint. 'With a tern: that• would. sully the thoughts of a salt?t ; Dut4n - these usawhish-dayS, strudg humour deosificLis, Fur fear simpli*ititystimild affrighted the Ladies: I should not wonder tunch'if for grossness or libel, • Some bite fo:lcs should wish to usw edit the • 'Ha In this Swift's remaric as a Jost one apperirs s , ' 'that llie nicest, of ,folk have the grossest . ideas; And since lour's are not gross, which I proudly insist on, • Yon tball . 44vt in plat! it. ortl4. critique upon •• Our Bard Must hare prophesied whigehe wtoto down • The name and, the qualities fit fur this clown i s+ What's yuiir name," quuth friend.EseOius, tell us friend, some; • , . 41 !Oyu:tole, Sir, isPompey."—W hat else? a Pompey Dorn." ,And m whhusie and randy, wherever he got 'ern. *to is . l e t!Tots the Great both and' in Bottom. W heni'ainti figs are loathsome, though well drawn and just, We shrink from the horrible sight with disgust Just so is ribitsrson by EAMHY dtfid titimore it disgusts us, the better 'tie pla)'4l. For FAUCIT I have not a violent mania,- Her Marian's just on , par with Titania; , •. • , The part is itself to he sure hut to so, - Anikshe cannot shelv ()eh, where there's nothing to sticw no is this, may I ask, its munastical die's? • Ohl tits SLY-tstonn i of whom it ware well to ere teat. Why theilld I, when eohscious; ; forbear to rtrent My owtr want of talent to point thetTNct w An Artist, 'so` story' wattld hare its imbibe, 11 id the features whose feelings lie could riot ireferibi; li-writhe silly presumption ni l Mind starts afar, Of gilding a swish-rim, ur - bbieningto star's ': • tint yetl may Venture to hint tli.it the part • . Of f.`toadio's sister don't seiwiroit my heart ; Foi,conteptiona like her's it aturds not a scope; it enrapttire's the ear while WA cheating the hope ; • A dialect speechltsa and prune" she'll impart, Stich as melts men-ill this lies " her prosperous • With biscuit, •le ima with ite:isoti" will, play and *darn The' irttk maj, st k and i 3 iqnifted t corn; no .:enettow i like not the haughty and St tee/ ~rely mere strutting and scalding in verse -- 0 I Ore roe the trickllngaffi.ctionate . tear, ' TIP! ifiudders that thrill, and the subs that endear, .Tbau‘nclu * ers all tender, airineltinr,, all human, The look that betrays and impassion% the Woinesi ; She raves and we wander-;he scant:, we appiare-i." VrAt And wd trod/A-she Teak and wa lore. • • "''(fowl Ctiunsielints lack otsd clients" dy'c take that I were airossil out for Davistruitr'S sake; Sao tops alt-her parts , with good hninour and fan, , ?venial,* in notbitig.-in this Ofroione :. Fnrewell,.dearrit Cot, living finished the page, Fur a time i pinta take tepee of pit' and the stage. With, I.);*liness, ; 'wit. fit 'sweet tewper allures, Vetere that MT, CRITIC, is tvrVertill • - .31bany,hiarak 1814. JAN. morning the Duke of 'Gs / . 4rrived 'front Lootltin: and the Duchess. of York from 001-aittlo: The- Duke.sna Duehettt of Ailoncestor arrived from. Ilagshs,ittivol, t*& r It hree the New Yetter's Day with the 4„ltteen poi Princesses. In the evening her'Majestl will have tritartv of the neighbouring Nobility.: « • PLATT. we are sorry to liemr, is littli.rl tvose than .litt.ori4 last week he is ro n ntined to hi ! hot, the wound lain discharges, and the Is nit yet extraeted. ,Ii FtrzeArßiott, second Clerk at Hatton: Garden Offlee, hat not yet returned front hi, seat ell After the, , ,yottrtg.Cr. iroiserbb The last 00.' innnte received front him was front Liverpool. ,Satordav it Mew strong gale of wind font the S. IV.for most part of* the day, accompanied with:Leavy showers 'Of gereral chimney cant o siatea &o. were Wawa, from tiouse.tops, hut we have no heard of apy accident. Voters: day evening aut intense frost sea in. the ther mometer-01kb -4itirnint,• at -10 o'clock, 32 deg.-- (EtNabarAtit . Courant.)- •334Aiet truck in she present Lottery, although ire elletlOt complain 'of - hit relaif caStotaer.,, pine/1)311y been fa the wholosaie way ; this ha t s arisen, in some measure, no,slouht hum his hav ing sniff the 4V,0401. Vonsal Prize, in a whole Ticket, it, the late Lottery.—The inducements of The Schatui tors, , ate superior to Ulnae of late Lotteries, rarticttlatil in the increase which has been made its tht value of the small Mites, 'of which we met there are 800 of 25 Citrineas each, acme tiaiti` In--Tile Drawing begins the 2lst instaur EIIPLOYMENT c,1,1 artANI 7 of the 1'%;013., The Hid of STRATHMORE. lISS gin 100,. for, die relief of the,poor in die Vatish of °lamadi, F. and has also direcut:l his factor to contrive %%Poi It upon 4th estqc ,tar the labourers now out of c*- ployruelit,„ Turd bot,ext4tr 1s t air cry 100 carts of costs to the rior olDoughts, end his tenants are to drive then D45,;26. --,Three hundred and fifty-une ettris of errall,lllbrehased %vial the menicy Romc time ako'cotittittited at the parish churches, have -been distributed itacmg.poor families io the town atm( parish.. ~ .‘Wss are. ettrctuttlf; happy to learri,.'tb.rt the fiti4es CV41 , 13 (the anutbQ sfsittre Of 'the , f,f MSART), Mrs. lit.nap:i 'Of Flood,-Itall, and, other heri'evoleutAiadies - .-of this county, have opened t Charitrkhie4ififiAitoty,.af Miss Stritw gat :!I•Antl A tcpry, nearly opposite`th h e Thoel, for . 11 sale of ittrtotti'leitds of neetlle-%% . 0rk,.tr00t the • hitids of iiirditsotkimor females in the cotin try , *as.the Inomelogfir4 3 ,ii fanciful' works a their (m1).163'11)1: 11i11:S, produce of the IVlt'rile to be nsp • elOyed in refieiiiit the needy;- ' 9);IATOIt. .... " „... „ -,,,,. • , .. - • Btumpt. prc . .. ou.---x,r. rtuNT stanc o term the? Rey. Mr. tVontl's at NeWion, near Bath, at. ot qUarter'befoie . efiVen o'clock last Thursday, in his :tandem, 'with' - tvisereaut. Ile pulled up of the Llittib . littil Lark f its Keyuslianui . on'.go'ing in, be silted the landlady. there,. where all' tlidse troops were going, and expressed somei - surpriie ; she said, is was in consequence of that fellow named Aibilt, and she limlrhopeti he. would break his neck beforil)e. I-0101101 .t, I.lert h 1! ll'Plied, don't wish . • hint. so , bed.ns that : pray, says Mr, kink to the landlady, is he acme entst yet : she said Ott, anti it was a shaniati:glie ellstfirloing the,peace ‘ and put.. .ting the couuskArto.tsyck.expense. - qv Olen proceed• ed,. and about twelve o`clOck passed the North Somerset Yectrnanry and Milli Rifle Corps, on totterAkii• i bill til4it ispokir• - •to, some of the men aa he pasSati paean but no reply was made ; he then proeee4d i w,4ristol, and attempted t o ga i n admittance at the garacen's Head, where he was rause(' ; noi'Was - there a publican in Bristol but -"who had determined not. to 'shelter him. A few ,boys dna some of a *mall mob that assembled , at, Tentple-gate,iitere about forcing into the Saracen's • head its order to gel 'flint shelter from. the tore rents ot ris.in 0. ' nit putt ole, enonnanded by Lieut. Howe(, of, the 9tils Sonsersetleonitertry; inter fered, anillurt V inffsi flight •; on which Air. Hunt 1 dfbae •kisiawNstill4nameetled through the city by the -?ilalrlifi:4l4ritp.ily, : ,dyer the draw-bridge, and through I.. i p leze . -peen, , pmi , ing a detachment of the 23a agidaweileionvvi-v ) 'ivito were, posted : there; and Wtt Isapst 7 era',.o ApultuottiCalion with three troops o,t.fp Norlb, .Somerset yeomanry, pasicil irl cciilege-green, nutlet the . :crithnnand of (2,4ptaiti King. ' 'lilt. Hunt was" fore by atkint' 2501mditly bruyi), tt. litandon•hill, where . be ekprested his : sus:prise at no ytirge being erected, anti at-the retype:mons Who attended sl meeting of so much 'Consetttettee to the country. z ,He there ,forr ttottd up in his gig, end after' tae ,amc kind of language he always resorts to, ended it in abuse Of •s'eveittl 'reipVct.kble persons, who felt themselves . ninth ' tanfe, 14e Ase ri at his fro w ns than his smiles. After an Ilimrti !peed! he re turned by the'sirrie road.—((.",Juntry kciper.) There is no truth iu statement cnrieti the Morniug ?alien:, that an arradotuutent 14 1 tgett • Ittee , ' 4 6e4-kiet-1 the' Management of Drury-, lane Wilke -jet or , oftl3o Ly,c4lm, with reoptct An file unempinlett Licence' o'ataineci the latter at the BNatra ' Tire Framei , gives the iollorvini as the rtiees orprovisitms 4t Paris dorimk , the hat week Bread (the ) 9d, ;:riee.,,, the. 'l4. 011 • venni do 6,1. ; beet, per lb. 7tl, ; veal, tl, i .;tt►►t.. ton, 7d ; fresh /loth, Sit.; frith hinter, sult d, 10,1. • lard, 10d. ; sugar, is. 611.; coffee, is. ; 10d,, titc." Threatitsitioleiters Lave, it is said, been re- ceived yollitire ‘vituesses Nvho gtiVk,' evidence in !lie !Ate explAdrustions respert int: the riots Some nl 4 tlieSe have breit sent In the wives anti tarn ties of the papies. .„ rottotd -„„ NOT11411,---.YeArriliy a tegpecto ileagegrki tilse city anplied to the Loap iVivrpa ~' 4, for 0 sueetn9as,in order to ptoeure the attend ,- ance of some tMe ol the Officers of the !husk at 'England, to spew cause why a note, declared by ,14 Clerk OVillhk..4Bl34lliis4iltitgt..to be forged, was vritNiel,l from him (the conyi:litlaiit). fie stated in 'intiptirt ortis'opplieutio,), that the restorat:on of the note wotkitt him to" trade it, to the persrm from vsbora he reevive(llt, and thus secure his owti propetty . . ' "---The Lord Nrayor the 'ett;e wht one in ‘elviell lie could (lot interfere, and it would' Ties hut a- waste of I Illit* ho 11;111 to hear a ,question discussed, the, iner;ts ot", which he was or 4 cw9yesresl tri deefde Ilia 14c)rdihip, how ever, thought it WM' a VO'4` he sidirvt. for au io- VesCigation iii tt higker Cooll,, It is itniy4rially.pckstpw !edged, by ;hermit re. speetabit,.Part (tithe that the 'Medical !Boards; ettiiblislti,l by - the celebrittil Sorgeorie of eittirioab.liottie,' Blvl4lcfrittro,rosd i , and %Vooit stOck•Atrectoill4ford-14ett, few dams. frogs Band-firee f t)Ste thelonntain head for It is '!‘ riet,rhat, the onititt talents at these Gem'men, upwards of Six Thousand Patients I,,tve been cored aontlelly of obstiftste Diseases ; many of whom bad been dischsrged from tals, and bruulteds bad been improperly treatei: ley persons 'ignorant of an, important brand, or the profeision. 111‘ssrs. Coons., ri.lnisittA, t“ , mie econsolteil daily by all ranks ot people, at each ot'tbeit ; or by letters from tile conntry, stating their case. when and `AO/jet is. sent to all parts ut the kingdom, 'the* Vire seta o,9pr,, V lf t t Fact) house, and privity,. morn' Igor remales.-4.;Dilict Chatiottc-liouttv, opposite Abe new. Howland Hill's Chapel; or WOUthrioti- UtNtir, Deter 1%;6v Dond.ttrtut.