The Sun. — London, England, 1817-01-17 00:00:00

['RUE PICTURE OF BENEVOLUNCE. NsCIIIIIED TO ALL WfiONI IT MAY stUNati.N. ' • ro give *Way 610)' . timel • it .111.1 iwv 774 her aupon)tat a luic rhilqt meat , iiotatnits, &c. Ere to then tt; 14 •ti Lord ItArtirocK's 1h:11'cl-birds. 5 MCI I ‘ l R. Eurrott,—Thai-t he present . severe tririt whielv we' are non . / suffering is tin infliction mu,the hand of H ea v e n, i nten ded lis r its as• bnitsoitivt or reel oi l with a view to our soeely bilaialentr is, 1 think I may venture to aiTi 7 11 ° P i l o t ," !hat uu re n t . e tiu g persnn %vitt enilea- Lint to eoutravert. that Um!, in vary, tempers cii:wisemelit, is ii 'lO less arlciiieble 4116, every true Cloistiao with " P ick gratitude, equally acknowledge. It is 1r this teAsno, that' the Almighty often inspirrs $ With tltot.ght3, which, if - carried i•ito execit- Igo, would greatly mitigate the severe intitish• trot w hicii ) in his jit,tiee, he has been cotupelle•l n trlilict llion 'is. Thi s execution, however. hi' 4 ves to our ow n free will,.consequently the re-' Possibility tests with us. . . tract this pirsonsiun, 1 have long *ince eon- . dete(l it t o b e a I,,„ n d e ,, d ut y towards God, v , veil to one tow 1 ards our.neighbour, tell Pain"' as we now labour under, to suggest to the "r141$11)r- thoogios recurring to me, that H" . ['flied capable of affording I eliyf to the suffering ever keepin g i n m ind, 1% ilst thus address ng the P u blic, those beautiful lines of our great fp4 Rl " The lewea genius may afford some light? " An t 4 o r , 4 hint that had escaped your sight." • 11 a "rd. all I dare hope for upon these oe-, !alio " tf lay t h e fir.ot stone, leaving the 81- " 11611 % of Nrcetiltg and heatitifyiog the. super• t ri : ( j ure to tilose of sir:riot wisdom and 1;410" , . 1 ht tt luny' to canie.atonce to the point. l i 3v. f at iiiiith iiiriciiSSloll of late relative to lanW dir t nley Might h e btotittlit into use gs (in part)i lithi thine fur bretnl, I determined to. 11 ' 4 a S t " 11°101iilly miles liont My re4ideirct", when I ont l e"" a. . t It(1 "(1 tri a l s had'heen making to that euet• with 11° "'id' lUcce " , s oon dir eete Upon my arrival there,.l : WHS . S. to . what t . he It one of : th e ColialilrYl with justice; sl ante d the Cheap Shop. liar h i ere.' hitst tie ;Hii„Ared to digress a lit tle,..tp; . 11'11 ' 1 6 " it dlilical.t to. t u a l te My s elf s o well 111?.71 littfittir)d, ' •, , • . ..,., 10.4, (;eutlentin .in affittent-eire.tonsuffices lo" ini"'g: e',trthitsited with - his wife anti fionilY in "Is; i'ilO'llo.otlunid; • As lie is one of lite.mOst l'heirtiii' fBrid ben evolen t of human beings., . and t t is ' ' v.:l') t1i " ,.. ."1 ftte ttierii both, .is of the smut! 11 117 i 1 ' l l' : '--"Ie is istr on the wiag to do goo' n 'e tillytt sense of th e eXpres'inti ; wtin't t he P'!"e 61. her litishaml is ever open to me, . -Irr '.."l"eig!leil eintritable designs' 'Thus much for ttre foitmlooio,, of, ille ,cile„p Shop. Mere once A , ve velt, one Lie,,,h.er iron! sixiy.tive families ,as elothle t„,: 'itch'Weeltly 'support of &milli eptl, "le" ithintly, Bacon. the prime pieces at (id. Pkr Num! ; the eu-irse ad 11? )• ones, 15... pt r bilA".l'i "eifi:ltel) RAl'itty, 2d. 'I ' ll: S ' tipply ' is such as they -11. tot 111i74 re4i"olitly ' ein tsume wee kl y : more tilt" ght leAd eith er to superfluity' or barter-- t lt li e e li . la ' . t hat, if proved against thent, would cause, ~, it i'nniediate expidsion front the fortunate list„ , i'little, Hilntranek , is in propor:i on to thc•ontobel. of . V 0 1 , 111441 ' cniolio7tig the family; and is. " W I. 111,1:11 According .an the following scale :—To a d- 'l4 ' ilk wile anti fir e children, 51b. Bacon, 51b. , 13A t t, • . ' 0 'Y, nue bushel Potatoes. Rice wAs sold in i n e ° inset at .three-perve, but this soon heroin nut'wtn° 4 ar IQ be . continuedY Barley was 4 , "'" la tett ill its Stem!, This being a fond ~- i„"'l 111 lY new. to the purchasers, W 33 at first Il i ,1""i!"4t, iPit, the third • week 01 its i sc " ._e ii,, ~,ball more titan In at i ll' llk`i. 'f; i'' Nrilid ~„ in the. (k.m..11.0,. iii.t y cotit(t be tui„„ l . —I 44Y it° thE P . 4 1 "chaters' haying receiFetl . printed i o , t r netiont how ft Cook it with ,beef, la c n u.i nr ilt make it into ptuldinp,s for itt,ir OM ell— This alone affords strong )rrcsitmptiVe 14 ' 44 lo filVotir of Burley AS a :pint:Ale loin] fPr help , file to the ' . • .;In. Poor: but the 'pi oof ends 0 " 1 ;,. , i t io i r tlic 'ptircloili,i."l9 'buy' "".kre. o '. 1... ttiry ~;f.lll.Yilleins eompe'led them in telintrt.'? a-,le tit In o l, Sl. n'ool allowance tit baron, whicit . o, :tr i „ tt " that Which, generally speak 'ng, 1 'tin ,tinetlive4l Rolong the lo %%IA .I,l'.‘let s ' ~...4 h„,,,i m p 811 " p Is kept by :an honest, Inti"*"l47.l.`„ 1 t Working womm t , of sound ittiderst3l"."l: b ly ( l in d he' very ei Cd, alul , ever ready to' %amt.:y . hi' e i t ti l l (lit leti ; I , l r, to f,iet, they all tended to g l i ' hi ,„ ,e moil tavottrable Opinion of hi r truly . it' t",'"lent p it She told me, tlim it on re : kt7 l t 1) lit e Bailey ' , she 'did not .think-mnelt of it loi"tt 11r havin g tasted - it' • beforct t‘t"l tint 51 , C '` i 1 , 11 ,g how to Co o k it prOperly ; hut now t i !a_ . t t ,,,, 1 .7: 1 it:Rritt from the printed rec 4 tltt 34) .. 1 . ti r ti, il : l :-e, It, she _ thred it roNtly, iii 4 I . l . iti all lit_ wt,, , (4 ' ih t . It %yaw not Only s l ice and ir ",, 1t» roes atm e'l with beef or hot oil, toixtAl.wlthl“)- ...1 0e4 nn ums mid other vegetulties, hitt it " 1 " 11 ,: *lttAliettt i I". 11 4 ,1 i , t . I ti l t ii.ingo, and when cold, • the rhil i t t l . v r e e r tofot e , ' ir I t t etr soppers instead of bread, as l 1 :'1P.,1 i further, inquiry, 1 Icarus from this l'ili• ood woman, .with nitieliThfitistaettiln, gild she her,:e!t Had gre;ttly ditolinishol the eotmilitil • L i on •,f it a,, i i o her t . uttitv. since the Ilse 01 ille I.l4rley I,vi nerowe - ta,niii.tr to . er, Lint tit it all .her .cu . s!rtp-rzt for this !tow 0n,r,. ; ?fin!' rVer V I.:, 1 1114144 1 t., ,, ::,$ r I (dg. . frail c•ii off ii' on, h B dtur'; hill • :Liseilir .1 ikrmloat .!,, A kvv,“ i-4:l(l:iii;ii coy:A . , that Atiy b lin.n., ,, ds 1,,n1 now ; 4 00 , 1 ,!ot 's.ppers and t • ealit,:s , s ;* lii short, tiro h they ad never het4irc 14'01 .:.d s o.,iel..•tr sO C 9 ,lo . ort , thiy 111 :dl (1101 lice: Ti. o t, facts ...pa ► . 1 ,,,,,i, for o , ) ,H e t.“:„ rIS, I fent, I have Slit' to 61.1111 ' 1 ttlitrie ulluu pylr II berdit. L'he I#l,l tipott this heiwVol,ll,. t,r .11iPoi, nll'il poli elterAge, !Ie.:Illy, ' ll pu..r week But :tit , : eh.irity ot this excellent conide 0/ no 01k , 11ts ehill here. , rhis Lily 11.45 . est,sll!.hed a liiile Scl.ool (If :I' , e l .-ye Ci d, , %Vito. 111:. ClOtlie , l affil i 11 , ir." " At :'w r li:ile i . 7; :tire. Ttie.y ..re tit'iil,t ttemlin:;, vt , I i-t inv., onti o t he rtolinwei s of H ritillni. ac; Revak! , work, i knitting, Ste. lint tlibve.• all, they arc ill ,trocted in our holy ,relv i 4non, according to the doctrines ot, the ,Established Church. This part of t heir instroction, is part icolarly superintended by the Lady herself. Thus admirably qualified to. form good servants or apprentices, nearly thirty girls !roof this goodly stock hare been established it; the world by their more than parents, who ve. sioce.b4d the hem ttelt joy of receiving tes-. 'lids of fhe,good principles and good con or these their adopted -children. Besides' rats little seminary. many.of the cottage children aretivent to other schools in the neighbotnhood by Mr. and Mrs. .---:, most of whom are annu4lly clothed, - ' Clothing is likewise distributed among their indium - dims parents ; and at. ChrismaS, ano ther Cheap'Shop is opened for certain articles or clothing for the women. This is upon 'a far more limited scale. Here, as 1 was informed, good flannel petticoats were 'l6lll at 25. and strong cis Leo shifts at is. fitl. These sales produce a doubly good effect, for . as'they are known •to he animal, many a shilling and sixpence are hoarded for this excefilent purpose, which otherwise would pro- Wait y,,lnivebeen spent at the ale - ho use . Sin g ular 1 as:,; t may ap p ear, these bargains seem to afford ,t,p r : lie partiescOncerned full as much pleasure as tire dorihtions. . . . . As all the cottages. are frequently visited by the Lady in question, the merits of the families are perfectly 'known, and their wants aud comforts minisiered , to .accordingly: Medicine .is sop. plied whenever demanded, anti medical assist ance (at no trifling expellee) is ever forthcoming whet! necessity requires it. .Bibles, Testaments, Prayer-books, and Tracts. from the Society for . Promoting Christian Knowledge, have been li berally distributed amongst these happy .cottagers. Of Lite, spinning-sheets have beet\ putt into the hands of many ,of them ;. and as they lire ;:iiiiplied Nith the necessary materials for spinning, and heir work is instantly purchased when completed —industry and profit -go, hand in band. The whole of this scbcwe beiug established and carried on 'you moral. and religiouS 'pr;iiciples—what a r,prospect does it offer for happiness . both in IS.'%vorld-and that to come!, I ant, Sir, 80. • . . . . A HUES() TO 1111MANITt. THE MARKETS. Cotc;st-Esctts.NGr., J IN, 17.—Owing to the late contrary 'rinds, We no fresh arrival' this moritink, but plenty left over ffont Nlonddy for ie demand, as the trade in gelier:ll was very dull. fhere were very few. bates m ;de in ,Wheat and Oat's, Athere the sales were lot et:rip the prices t?s..per batistes lower ; rekti Barley arttAl i d( sa 11 )(111 .their Pease and Beans ihi'e is' no altetatiOrt: 1 - Voreign Wheat - 11,14. 7:43c Filie T` 1144, 1 Ig o . Plaglidi Wheat , :Ws. 745. Fine ditto 994. --A. Oki ditto - - 1144:Wi5.. Aye .Fine ditto . - 605, 04. Barley - - - -40 s. 435. Fine data - • robe, New ditto 50$. hfi's q a it - • r a4s. 00*. Fine ditto • - . 934. IOU: Whitel'eme (hailers) 7401. Kati ititta - 7Q+:8300. GM!, Pease • • • 544. 534. Fnr Grey reod, 'lick Ikons - - - '4:l*..4Cs Old ditto - 704. Small 'Flak titans .btis. 01,1 ditto - 704, 744, Feed 0314 - - lei. Fine ditto - - - 195; 33rs, Poland ditto t7s, Floc ditto • • 09..:,7s rotator. dltto Mar Sci , tl 491. 511. por 1:10 Flue Flour - - t()5. Secnitds Sstrrtmet.n, JAN, l7.—Tliis day's Market had a short supply of the different kinds of Cantle; Beef and Nluttoti were `tearer; Veal teas cheaper 1 Pork sold at last price,; and the trade in gvneral was• not over brisk. Tie sales in,tlit Ilatmarket were somovhat dull ; flay and Straw bare got upiu Klee; Closer,fetchedtast priest. * • The under-mentioned prices ;old numbers tire an accur4.tu 4tatculent :, To sink . the OITA, per stone of Mb. Reef, Os. 04. to 4s. 4il. 'Mutton, os. 4.1. to 41. litd. Veal, higti.. to . SP. 411. Pori:, 3s. 4d. to 4s. 6d. B ea sts, MO. Sheep , 3 ; 210. C a lves, 1941. : Piis, 9io. HAY-510190.-113y, 91. Is. 10. 51. 151... Straw, 11. est. t o O. O. Clover, 41. O. to 61. Hs. • .................. . ------_ , ~ A , RiallitEßY,-^-ti. kietltil l'lrian liiiMed- Ilipllings bad his pocket pieke,l Ut his watch, tiniler. the vi'.ills Or they Ohl Bailey Court, on Wetinestitty.thight ; at-the 1 irne the trials wire going on. Ile was,ctosOttg over towards the Court,- when a . ft:Bow *witched Orr Avatylt, an ti he catight blot bq the :tr o t. In the .IGNAIe the yoblier dropped the properiy.• .-.114.wi1s ,reKurtl by, s oineactompliceS , stnn citsttingl ilof the en'tittablisitiesent, ti 14 Wrattg; mitti.‘ ri as taken anti rtoighly -banittied before he-could 'speak for tiiinsell : he turner). tint . ut be pi retpeet-' able - young, tan, a smith', w ho was going home' .Item his work: . , 1:11e inhabiiantsof Fat chain, Hants, sniateribrii '2:loi.t anti ,litpensett the sante 14yling'hre.141 at' J r '.4th ioi price 16 tire poor . ; hut the Oakerti.eni -I.loyeti hilVc biell ephicted of-i:be'stiog,' by tusking tu lopes .sb g. ott of wijgbt. .. .'. F. 14000,14rb00r Lbw's -soiTeria ifille4 by give violttiee,9f tbe :fitts:rottt belly witol4l/'unti stinite• i),...;arims kulve:Etiti4-Ciiia(k ill int pier brit'esisaOsi Alter the: countybail at I.llaittstone etri..hiaeur:, titty Inst . ,. s a part of the family, af, Sir ....I.trim SoAwovere returning front . the ' B fiti aronet's seab t:Um: e at Kaid, the sirv aiit who rode, horsek ite. d the carritt4e was t wice reil ar b smut! 40 bin 1 . - hints con,ealed in a ittage, fi between'y tietw,cr. tiod _ Parutiivir Lit utbs but fortantittil t wittout ca .41c..4' la . , 4 . . . t „.• The 'foam!, chnrtiver stivainegi l!Ts• N-Lcor hst it:..tlit at Drury-lane Theal.e„ Lotto, "Tell, to the I I'our Own :'Find, It is !•er 'l, l lV_liiii4 ll ';c!t!litolti""'" l ' l'oblic.'? Otto is lig !if 4,11 f valt - fre .41111 Mrs etavivd Curty tOI its !, , ,aiety '3llli Tnerp ! vas alittt7if . cold - lti wished of 'that itatttrill case and sctf pisseNsinn tvhich •cata•ers t . n forgti that what they sve is :may iiot wed, atirPl4,l4. env a7t,or_ita the - reltl person. — The' sienes nit hill werf ifartie - nlarty - i - Aq" Int stitdaininve4l. at.d . 4 idngi, S ills It ; Vali tic enin* intro t ts4e,l,. AV lA. Sd"dt•lllillifitily 4111111 k 310 /Mire, t".l.it it revel reila it oinion t, toll twit iittatt 110 i 101,• %I`, nttrn the' case twit!, 4t.) a , l4*Als,itrDe ei,Ltetti!erc4l lirticatn• sticks plea,itre itiflrOcil by eooil' aCt iuti, whic , i is so , futal to the favontabir iinpreS• Sion ur the %%/hole, Mr.. Ilk it LEY., in I)rii*°°d , wits sigry.alstissing., ..and is indeed a pertorniet:,. of very consniCialtle tner.t, Airtr filig : •WI11) will yi,;: inure and 'more in 'ptiblie 'e:li•nation it lie is not liirown into parts incongroial, to his . peculiar ta lents. • 'Air. 'lmes illitlamour was also :a creutitahie piece of acting-, Mrs. Quo ER looked' pretty,. as nsoal, in Lady Jane, and 11rs. LOWE Was eminently sucvrssfol as Jirg• Brun:ley. SrATE OF 'VU E sTaulis. 0 - TOE EDIToR o v'TII E SUN. Sift,—After•ii.tall of snow thelohabilattfi ought to see the foot-path' cleat - heti by ten o'clork ; for nt . glect of which, I would recommend the to be put in fatctipktul the-pettalty-to be given to the poor of the parish. Might not the pon' be employed in rising ground- , -such its • liolhorn-hill,,Skinner-stmt , &c. to s'prend ashes,' to'guard against the difficul ties and risk of that noble and'itsefttl animal, the horse ,I the owner study would, not object to pay a sma ll toll per day, when occasion required. Should thealinve be worthy of your notice, its insertion will oblige Jag.. A DAILY PASSENGER. UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. 6ASInIiID6I3, JAN. i6."411e subjects of the Prizes g iven by 019 itepreseniatiyes h Paili3nient 'or• this University for the prestuilear, are—tur AA% IDA ,SACNRLntie, Ut rum silnlft_p!Oructtla e JuilteufAttn Libris cumpilata fu e rint. • - , . lIACHELRRI, tram reek. juilionverit Ciei rn, otunia Itawanns hat itivenise per fe K3,11011t1118, TIMM OfireoS, Out accept 4 H J lilts, ft.. CitSC nteltora. vibiects for Sir Itrowoe's three gold 3 . iedals tor Me prt sent year are— • , ToR via Gime,: °DE : xv).ct i 31. rO'it TIIR LATIN . 011 a ; 101dt:1k:11 , 0A. Fon Tog ',pIc:RAMS }At : #t7.17 . 4;z1 4:7,sy'r:!'z; 1 6 045:v7 ° ,1pm. 'rile .R,eib; V. B. A. vas vast lircos i ed to the perpeioal entaey nt Langley, NOtfolk, on the'notitination of Sir T. B. Proctor, T.,e,Ruvid Fisiter WziOirtn WAS Net week elected, by the.. Corporation of 'Yarmouth, llinister of St. G e orge'44;loopiel,, vice Ike Rev. Mr. Love,. de. ce;ibeit. The Tlnfrloiv, 141.4; It. bns been i fist i!oicd n` the reef y 1,nu1114, in Stdiolk, no the presentation. of the Rev. G. Anguish. 11011.41) MUItDER AN D'.IIOIIBERY. We have before n rci otie tkie . 4trocious crime to which tlse relates-: . `• " On I'Vesittesdity last an lutptest was held on the, body nil fie°. ItMIVIIB, tt resident ae , llrOteus. hill Green, near Coventry., Who, on the- vAlmultts; night previisirs, was irilstuntinly.murtlered, by sonic ciffting his tbroitt frutn - ear to car, and dreadfully 4, fr,arturing his skull itt several They afterwards robbed the premises of various articles of ,plate and wearing, apparel. It 3p peat's' that the deceased, .who. was a 9110 u. itlAker, ?i/r1 talk, frir advanced in ie,irs, had ; ass4l that on Ate-evening nit .the .. mttstlerAse bad been truth litiitte, to wheuee•he returned lietweeti 6 and 7 o'clotk. Wheo fowl!' o n the following morning, a candle Ntif firmly ham!, anasonie shoes, which tic bad , )keett reintiring,,werf lying by iris ,side. iNturder' againtr' sonte 'person or persons , nitknOwit." : . . '~+ilapicint► ,falling ttpqn a man of the name of Chas. Saptlers, about 25 yeais of 11;4 e, il tt li oo rei, .sena lived about a mile'frotti the residence, of the deeepoid; limiter whom he was well, h,now,n,,.the officers 'of the City. tf.commtry,went to Sunders` house, on Titill:s4l3y last, where they found soar. "pool's, .wedding-rings, tie; helottging to the deceased, coketsled in the thatch, and Sittlntlets Mad •ort.?..e.rtz.ltis.s,ltias : on at the time ; together' with a new cur erklii stick, :With which it is sup , ppsed he partly committed the notrder,.by fracturs tog'ihiiiitSifi thefoor mutt in fieveral,piaces. ,Alterlilvrg9),n4 ex.aminAtino at Cnv . entry, we m understaml he was lasi night I•Olmitiftetl46 Weir. wick gaol; toiaki'hii trial for t he mittlict, • it islitavessally 4cknowleligo,, by the most ie. jipeas hi e 1) 11 o fo,e ri•ofeisiOp,.that the M I .1100414,►',+t,~l►li.ht.il by -. rite et:lt:bre, t Surgeons' of CliA•tvitti,kottse:l3ltAftittrA4o+o!, Aryl lyond stoch 40.'0; Oxford / tot - vet ft.W (loois from 10:e tlTl:ottotti,lo It esti tilt ' kid V lee Nis I; titet, That, l y therooileit - totems . 'of theia r Cnt l o tto); 14)Cv,0 4 1 . 14 , f4f Six Titatis9 , ,l liiivehteircoetAl!ownoatry or.. oh,t 11i3loses ,tittioy,of..wkoot lwro tlisck4rgeti Iratl> 110' 1 0.. t►tittlittiii(ll4tfs fit id impr*ily-t reefed by liiitkat id .0 it inifootont -broods uf tlttt Poop,b.it I s I . IOE , 411i1 C.. coptAiii Ara y,eiltti , ttit.t . 4 11C1)01C; tw, o f t h a i rt pititt;ll.toont's or Ictters trout the COtairi% rAie. bra, Nbliithwe t i nt s ffit t gieelw•serfuto 411 ports of Ike kingdom, Tl,ere 4 l o m iiiiq,itoincs As; privnl (14 l',ltyiit4 far relnales,...o.l I yet t;li . arlotte.knose, the Rev. Row4ytl I liiV m Chapel; or W oo d l to‘k. J0404e. a.C4r NOT ihnid-itrCet. The ch.traeter (,fi)itshivood, in the revived Co ffidy of Know Your than Mimi, wag imooded by the Author, ;tr. illllHrtiv, to:represent his friend, tfle c'elehrof.iji 5.61 FOO^P: 4040 W Its COnsidert•tl Its Ole witrATct illHtt t - T-440-141.1i c and Mr. sltntettY made no s scrispie aeltnttatvih4e that 4)l' he pointed paSSakett /) , ,,Sh/LIVOII were ”.tut( he had tel gleaned. front FolaraLT eptivet :<tt ton The otigitsi repre,entailve 01 • ats'hic.riod • wilt 141t1t fiti.w as, and. he perforated i 1 adOtirAhly. The enarat:ter, enarayer, however, was hilt:ruled for AVoonwARD, . kvlip %enttld doiihtleisitive renclereit It re more' piece- 1 /I'' act ‘VOOI)W,AD ‘V/Ii lrilterl ill j 0..“ before the piece wit to he tenreseuted., rtncl folege.eiag an increase o t; e ven his hi g h rep,- tat itni frOon he pet fointanve td a new ellaraerer, he actlptily wept at the disippointnteal. The tlln- thor, .however, attended hint daily, nod soothed with riCe•itirpe..iltat tho.play a n nul he deferi• red, awd the part resereed,fot him. Bit be died soon' atter, and the part .was assigned to Lets. . I4wes. . • "I'lie tti igi nal MillathOur Mi.; the late M r. [Awls, antl nothing cottid he more easy. gay, %olatile, awl littmorons, than his suppet of the part. ~ Mrs, NJATToexs, itt her hesi . days, was the - Lady. attit ,high praise. . pe . rforAnince. TlietViiiiitgllailtad the „,iotrestittg support of "Mrs. igt•'2lli,ss it was unlucky 'forwtsieAtitbor and ii§..qotitetly . , 41.0 t it was brought forward at a tine hen . , he School fvr Scandal had t he meridian of its 106 , 1 • and though: Know Yttur Own Mind wits attended. with considerni4le stleces:, •yet llte stiPerVor itt a -former, • the stren'gth-antl'variet y of the characters, and the , exquisite cast of the whole Dramatia. Personce, ren dered all 'competition hopelesa and,'with all its, merits, MURPHY'S Comedy did not rise to a due' • height of popularity. ROYMPACA DENIN% Last night ,littNay ruart.t, Esq. delivered his second Lecture ,on tit l e Art of Painting, at the Royal Academy. The Learned Professor's discourse on this 'oc casion was chiefly confined to the explanation of the principle of Design, as applicable to the Art of Painting. 'He justly characterised the essen 'tin! attributes of design as being cortectilvss and style, mild a ,departure frotu them' as being iocor reetncss and tttanner.. The one depended on aft , ye geometrically just,and'a hand, itnplicilly obe dient ; anti the other ttpowit, loose. and careless manner, witionu either tilitot or bt tidy. T 0... wards the latter, the, 'Learned Prorespoi held otit Ito hopes, and observed, that it may be as well, attempted to remt a splendid fabric upon quick sand-J. as to rwtke themproticleots in art, ace ( ) , ing to the real character which belonged to their elevated put-suit. lie 'Alio , torcioiy slit:welt, that it onion ofgenitaravd—upplicittion IV,)) lICICSS>efy co create no a n t) eloquent Professor took a retieved- , of-the elentetvery parts of his 'art, ituil referfed oti the permanent pi - ciples et tintstre . as the great models before which the stodent ought to study, and from Which he should draw his inforinatioit. ()or ideas •were, he said, the offsprisig of our senses., and from the si tidy and 'contemplation of nature, true character could isloste be drawn. The beamed Peofessor•thentotik a review of [lice practical parts of art, and recommended the stuffy of the antique, and the examiration.of what is called the life, - to the student, who 'Bo , ight lull itifortaistionAlpon his art. There' was a happy medium to ,be 61)1161161 by the study of hOeb, which eorrect jullevuoit ,t a d practice could with. out diflimi;ty confer,„. v :. Olt 00,:C r ail atilt: and impressiVo review of the' dill+ tqt ypucks at At t, Irons its infant stages to that Ftlioil Whei ' l the Greeks car. vied it forward, to Ilse the poetical and expressive iitogoage.of t . he.Professor, front• exislenee to postiihility." In the course of this rev ew, i.e re peated his critical analysis of the merits (dike Ctrvek. School, and thrserOnil the respective merits of some of its princip4l works, the .1p6116', Lao. ; pun, &e. Itt alluditig to th e moue oi. iti the prvsetit School, he cottshat ,ed the opinion that they ought nit to he hastily admitted to she Lip Academy. The period 'of iirogression was well 'atrangetl ; it might, ttt par.. ocular instances, be ill employed ; but it was to he "presumed, thk When the student obtained ail. inisi3)oll in tl)5 Life, a& it was termed, he wai pre. vionsly well actitiainted with the idiotic fornts. Fittin ,ttyte, the, Professor proceeded to manner, - Mitch is'e.tteickilieskiinittreefolit terms, viz. those who oe\ter con4tiltedttiattsre ; 'those who attend. 61 to 'One 'flei.riiptirtie of her powers, and placed her in a situ it iort salltere ;wild not 'be ; and thote . inechatiistally copied her appearant es. t frged. the: t:lippy combination nhich •cOtt:d lie forineti from a close attention to all those cliaracteriit it s.- • The Planted Professor, in conchision„ took an eict;,ptent .rtview of the sohjret of design,' and enforcing the necessity of culture anti study. contended 16)1%4 he. ascettthincy of genius. e re of painting .wettS formed for the : luxuries, not the neee,sities of and required the stihsulus of pawertul eithrt .tg,144k5,,it effective.. It , according to LW eeK ce ,* in. his dirt of .Pilecrx,, rile - ere 4 16vriNdeliy *; • and those who halt tio`other elainiilitlinflatere industry-to the study -of strel , ww.kittio,wltulik,flo well to ousider how touch better, for.thettaglyes andsocietv they would be employed in sonic of the mechanical walks of lite. The Learned Profes,ser,,tlelivered his tlise . onrSe with great ettimation. - The runts WWI 'TIM mime 'rowdy attended, but svi.ertil of the limit prominent Menthers of I . lle Royal Aett il enty tvere preletit, And rhe'sruda els r e pealedly applauded Mr. t'xtiiat.t in t he`ellarse 'of his. I.ortt;vs .Wq 'too ih trva,tirer for de ftoot for erecting the nutiotrillutu crier the reotAitts of nwatis, hits rreetved 211: , ltobscrivtiotv ;yid of the the i (fittootptet(iltvinoing Lodge of Frcc Mations, Edinburgh-.... 4 tribotts hoocusriable to got Lodge. ut which 'Olims will a zeitlitik member add pact laiiretic: ."~ r •r