The Sun. — London, England, 1817-04-08 00:00:00

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Prizes of • ... ;. .... • .... . ......... ................... .. .. .. ... kith j nPitt.ll lei t,.►nlittg the •fot t,wj 18 0 k (.I,'v i ei;;; L : fi ii 9 1 9 01 i e, , ,rp h o ; thiref+;;c;4l; 14 11 fit ibhi in Sharies'bm'i 1 li ' leti r !ra in the hit oe: the :N ' attended to Business io the xrL.ls AssUßA's td 11, 4 14 l it g th il ting for iitityc,!, ' cud u( ttl/4:.,e,biqui,_ :iscertkisietit K. .14 ►pi•etiseil iv; T.lttref: arthe 1:c yf .is` y v•iiit.ige( ittpiintqwter tile ki-.1 tiain :• ~/ 641 ' ihn vireo, 11,., • "'Y C4kalated 41,: . 4,1 d th e Itm t : L ' , 14 4 „ . 4 _ l 4.1 y otth:r 3 t4 5411, , urd nnt liattl ,' 'I 'Ol4l (I ri t h; Terms . r.1,\,,;,',;i,at the priuchi LOW, I , l s 44, I • at „1,1, "rneivii „14, ~ • ~,,., 1 ,• , • t " r i n ItY htNil IA 19 , 18i7. ~,•=,, is 4 qn, it „fil t "l 4 s t/ ' their Are, I, ll ;ihi,. l lC Ito rer;ei I • 4 / e " ANCIENI' ZNCAVA,IIUNS. oi3sE, -434 it IiCTO:LS of- tht ;! of NIFIRCHANTs EAST f&I)IFS do lei ' v!tv •iivt • . . TO THE OF EAST INDIA STOCK. L.virtLtt A F 1) 414.t7Vr.i.LSi EV; . HAVING .1„.: or bc.11114 , recoulmended . to vitti - ny the Diftitts.r3 12.,vst I ittliaitonitty, ;1 3 t.\ torOu .1 it reel 1,, 444;10,1;m tltik:Yt n, wt• t ti;t. li•Jurty !..1 requesting. i!).• ;tt yotir VOTE int the day of k.tectiott, V.4;l)S;E4O.lit Ihr 9, I, of Apiii next. Wem A re, 'Ladies. owl i;eitt leztien, .• Youtrauit obrdicnt..nnil inuo WII 4 LI.IXI i CH.-‘III,EStiitANT, JOHN J.IC.IrSON, CANII)IIELL MAILJOItIDANKS, GEORGE SMITI 1, SWENY TOONE. East India Ilon3e, March '26,'1817. •:, .Cl o ,runn tt Moraing-PuirEl • • •The holiday..folks:*ere - .yesterday *attratted by the exhihition,of a vetty subtGrraiieotis car vern peon through a solid ; •ehalk stone rock., 100 feet below the surface of the earth, on Black.- heath-hill. The internal structure orthe . cave is similar tothe ! excavationtinder• the ruins of ItYe. gate Castle. The writer of this article had the cu riosity to inspect it. . guide, with a torch, de scended •a ilight of 30 steps to a spacious chamber cut through chalk. It is about 8•or 10,feet high. At the extremity he came to a - narrow passage, - to pass through, which he was compelled to bend al most' double; this opened into atnither extensive vault, at least . one hundred feet (ram the sitrince of the 'earth ;. it was lighted by candles, and at the farthest extent appeared atr4nsparency, exhibiting in Latin, ‘. l . Behold the bwaela of the cart h." On Orr/left of this !byre is rinother large• apartment, with' water dropping from .the chalky roof. Tt is illumined by fitv candtes, which discover the figure. - of a Hermit, with Auk silver heard..• -- Re ti , e(Ai.s a Monk's ,cowl, beads, and crucifix. ' A large botik . is laid on the table, and! his right hand : rests npon'in turn inscribed, " Sacred to the fliettuiry of, her 1 loved.". ! Above., the hermitage ere the Words " ! .Anchoret Solitude" 'Turning front this gloomy cell, the gnideJed the way to a cavern .on the right, which th 'eemly discovered. Here! - the-airartment opening from a num owliassage is Perfect ly dry; on one Side of it there was an extensive spare , tinder it.thume, ,hut. it was short' time sinee . by !befall ing in _of three poriderons poplar irees,' the roots of which may he seen, There is not the ilighteic ray of day-light frOrn any aperture the fall' may have produced. •A very line spriog of ware,. is toned in this cavkrn, over %.11iielt a pump Irri been raised, and the visitors nuay . iltiec tt p.rfectly pellucid. There are•seveu al grotesipte heads and faces 'cut in the but these are evidently of niodtirn manufacture. The fallowing account WAS given by the guide ;--- " It (the 'cavern) is Supposed ,to have been in existence since the wit the SaxonS, and to have been Telrvat of . rebels tititiVE jute 1i Cade, arid banditti in .ehe t:une al Cromwell. 'lucre is licit one entrance to It, cehicli many ytirN ago .was docked lip b l , stoiws,..snas to be quite impi4- %dons, amid' no neus‘Out btoltbe . letist lard of the ct-k;. A Gentleman to whom the groonl %ranting to bond 'a ha u te a few yeap; hid the toundation on the 11111 iminvdt:ocly Over the IxeavtttiOn. The tvorkltten employed on the build ins one; day left their work to go to dimly'', out their' to ura"filuna the house -cite'fiititjthififflittid:gteeti kl'rty : er n 'ivas theti'discovered, and the house was built more out the.right, wheve it now stands. The'criv e ern - wris again shut up after the horse was finished: ..A•n o nt two years ago, the person now in possession open ed the entrance. lie hall a door made, 'and, in 4 vestiL;ating the cav , •rn, tomtit a communication with the cave where the spring IS. Last. weekht made steps to descend, and-ti:(vd tip the interior, with a view to the graktieation 'cif the ant icittary,' &c.". oF the sail eONII'4ISY %yin In-4, idtnis•ill•str, et, on WEI)NE.:.. `foul Nine o'Clock in the Morning ''the ELECTION of Six DIREC for liOur Years. JAMES COBB, secretary. ick-hrOter, with satiifac ec,ffilinend4 the Scheme of the pre hillViill•that it i$ the. woit .m.Nlitttage ' Public. It contains ' ........ k=2(),000 Money... ........ 9;0141 1/it No . • TO THE PROPRIETOItS OF EAST INDIA STOCK. LA DIES Asir GENTLEMEN, ELHCI3I ON of . SIX. DI lt IWTORS. of J. the East, India Company beingappointed for NV E 1). . Y;ebe•9th' Of i April itekt; ttielaeunr of your Vote arid in , ter q t. is regtiestedefor the.-fufpn ullog Citntlamen • , Astell, Esti. Caniptrell Nlajorilianhs, E'sq. • Churles (.3coegst • it John Jackson, ',al t. Sicvney Toone, Esti. ' Which , wild' ninth 'orrlige , , Ladies ittoi Gentloalen. • Your most hnuible . Serrant.3,.. Titus. Reirt, Juliet larnistlen, • John Bebb, .I,ihn NlOrris, Alb:tinder Alton, ParrYi, Jacob Bosangitet, Iticb..rd Parry, WM. Stanley Clark, J:antes'Pattison, Joseph Cotton, Rich. Chicheley Plowden, James Daniell; • Ge t i.Abercronibieltobittsont Samuel Davis, • Davie'. Scot t, W. Fullarton ElPhinstone, John 111-den TaylOr, Joists .lahn Piiirol,lll, John Inglis, ,1t aim] Wig laio. Hugh Lindsay, . •:. • East India 'Lbe, !March, 26, 1817. . • ........ 2,000 -Nii•rtiey. wi t h only 4, , ,01 111;tetilti'vzipdttin litiPi in 4.ntia. Tu t lukitti; 1.44 ` - ` 4l "%i4K Lim; Prices. r'r pittat ter k7, I 0 2 1l 64 ....... . 11. tequests his friends, rain t‘ii.fat in to .malie eArly application at tOnNuitt,t„ or ea, exPOlit ) ' 1 9,Where: 7733, the La•t. Prize of with Seven other Capitols, also o e ,, ber Lottery. The I)rawio4 inst..and all Orders crow tbe it Public Foods tittusacted. ANCF COMPANY ; 'or the whole term of Life , f every Seventh Yaar to partici tied by actual valuation, on ti ‘ lll so notch soce . ess nod %- ~,,1 v•quitabte - Otfice. The amount • , ei, at the option of tt)e P..trty. 4 tZeotts t, the Adsured, iano submitted to the.. Public by rectrd fnr the whole teen rif Life Pietnium ic,r a lixeci number a return of Profit will be wadi entry reape.et 4. oic !ustitutioa who do titittiffer cqua aide fni - the Losses of others, as Je'n; protected therefrutu by the (144. • 4I Iteaahttion. of.tho Copt ipnl ()Wet., Cheaplitir, 41141 b y . POli7Clt ,St, faliing•dne on firtivoi 41 ys rhereafter; . a . re now psidt, An] wit. 6 •iht !1111, And t:tltcr t the United IcititiL*' , 'n • Jun. Secretary. ..1 /.. , t 1,,. y. CON] PAN r being al) ont't to At• ttetreirs thronah , vat the Cohntl", 'ettVe applications fr. int Gentle &aloe ric h e t tts Li f e or F,re 1 -11 . I : It •", yet tt.„'', l lo,„l , where none re 11 1 0 . 1 . n'Plitat ions' to be atliiie.tued ro the ieere- L it 'bOloiti !lliChkap* aocontpaniett with re lil - Ni l ', • '''"ltY DIN11()ROCI6H, Jun. gticietiry. .sm e tt a i 'tle e , ao, 1117: Ng% I N to In rinitirs on rift 6V moreires teenteti 4:6l tCr ru Ptlty are ptwe ' hastd by ti c Company ott trltu. • --- Si quid novisti rectius istis Candithis imperti, si ton his utere mecum--I - fort. rEIO terninte the hotnatt passions, tint to destroy . IL them ; to give thine a proper direction and a due force, instead of Vainly attemptlnz to eradicate them from our na ture, or loaliihly and iniptously.prett tiding to divert them oew eh: warns-4 the business of a - rational . morality. dictated . by the precepts of the pores: Itelizioti, and coun tenanced by the comic:si ,us of' the soundest philosopto. It is unnecessary afttr all that has been, written on this subject, to describe the sympt. , liis %ViljellintiicBtC those diseases that arclnasaw.ht , t'ee human holy nod. lentil by itultilging to. excess iii scxttai plrasi i res, fti!li particularly by per,everitig liethicioos loi!o , ;00 iiiiymently acquii - cd at School. It more. concerns he. ; .r ., e at; happiness of individuals and. the general . pr *verity of vouttliry, to To the thilL fi win it lung air! extensive practice in this tart -. cular ~ranch 'if th, pi,ifiaoi•,o, we e.itt with the greittest e b st a s t rrw .,... ass is t ,11•1 , , ite nt '(;•litrdi.ins of Youth, tho,:e persons woo lab,oir outlet' a r e., cal or partial debt y and -ments of the Wry/tam 5y:A.• , ,,, whet lire pi oil seed by th'u, lialut, by iirr, ; e rai, Sypiii!i:lc loft (aim,. by iateni. pi rateliving; or fi:Sid..nce in lilt rti,uatLS, iii intense appli cation to , study, .by immodt rate . grief, or by I'XCCS:i C 4 of ..111 ; hind, that we have it io our power to offer an ;entire lv new inethtScllit,Cere, without the smallest list of Mercury, which in all the varieties and in all the stages of the,stcunil,is its,: has tontinueif.tWatisteer the nioit sartlioine expectations of Wnit both Sexes. . . "the earnestness an't•onsiety with whieli the world his long lool , eti sc greut a di.‘sideratitiniir the cnforty and iau pry•etnents of a polished Sall eolighteired age. as tont 1 no,ol of skill- talents.- «..-1 t. , " 1 4", saved to these diseases, is tat. eager ispiiiticatritts for advice adtlittedicinea which we are (Jail) re , :eivito; item every. quarter of the Weald. In slight. and recent cases,of infecti , n, ;5 pc') feet. core is Conipteted tti, short period of two (toy... ;End those of the utmost inveter4ey, where ether Piacti!iolicrs have failed, a proper pecseceranee iu *An' plXit of Irr,atinent, ensures; to the Patient a safe. arid radical cure. Strictiircs of the Urethra, from ten to twenty years , (terrified, aie by cur siuperior"metbud of cure, perma nently rentorecl the coarse of three weeks. ' Patient , crf eithdr Shit May confult us slit hi t he, greatest honour, secrecy, and delicacy, at our house, No. 107, t o n-Garden. Patients in the country , tlcscriblag the I,4titte of their case, asid enclosing is remittance for advice and me dicines, the same will he sea to all parts of the world. • ~•• • • (11.11.11.11 t. mil Co. Surgeons, Nit. 107, .1.-lation-tiar.teta. ''the abav'er iitipbffarte discovery in the cure of Sy philis 30d Dehiiiiy,- mat .by Ilr. Guntur, in lii4 late 'ttltels through F,irnie, Naples, and !tome, front whence he IMl4juseretti.rnett, with sonic lei,;lity interesting and important facts respecting the Present state of medical and surgical practice oil' ilk Continent, which tie is preparing' to lay - tie- Ire the l'ablic in a treat i lick cow plaints,' and which be t o spe,Ct'ei tie ahtettia few wechs t., IN • ‘, 1,1.1,.„,, - '''il'• oillpcitl„,, il iti_ AtL, CI - TELSEA,, Aoki I, S, 1847. 11 Z 1.1 4 t .e• lite A lai l the, ' .' f thi:ie3ty'6, et of Ott! 55 , 11 yitar ri) : 1 11;' , 4 11'9$1, 4 '.;:datii,it,A ," , eit it is enacted that all ()a -t i t id "c , ti :',l/ 1 4 0 1) ,r.p, 4 •It...,• e s i u iti! it) - . lupre be patd.quart4rly. t !4, e o ,' i. i, f• (tioi -r ii. _,,r , 1 ,,1 . , !Notice is heeetty ~cacti. hy 1!I 11,7,,•k w e'1t1i5. 1116 11) .. 0 . .t he the *lief edit yrs Cool • t,41-!?.01,14.,25t.0.t.* toe ,:illairlt of the *lief flospifa i t,.. that ‘t1404(C. 11 1 ti, t leofi resielia4 in London cir t , It 'Reitk... to tti . ,e- Bills of ‘,l, . 1. • ' .0,; 11 , , •1 , , rrK iset ,,., •••, ir.a.tty, arc vetintreet to th k. 'ia itt 4 ni, t 7t l lnt,i,i,„ . " 4 ' l l', with melt InstrnetieitiS At, hii, : ;tttio s, Air f e "?.tt' , ' ille SectetaryS thfiee in. ttlit vt i,,4 a lt; . ~ 4 .1 ,11,,, 11 i? e "irti ihavi, and in.. thi, , it' ditto ent ~,,),,,, i ! ,h ~ . .t ~ t t. ,., , , ft eyeral hates of Peosino. as u(s• ti•e 411 • 1 It „ f !tritik i r!onnee in t i tt ; .„•• ti , rt • (r.t.ti-n' t! - S Eat f:S'nul..l4o NS. 411 .4 ; 4 'le niti ll - flit .. • '''?---- - - ---- - '- ' l‘. \larch 29. James I.eggat,. cliina-merthant , Z lllllOll l 0 — i ll , a litt iii. a kt ., of . te- in the Atterno'on, tor . , ' . • 4 ;:N , te• On pi i. ' It "' .. ta•l'eat's Petisitni in advance , t_ re.olors meet in JoltiVirt,o' elte• house there, 9th and 24th '• au ' 1. ).1t; 1111* -44 t.r t - t i 'l lt 4 t t ;., sti :1 41 , " 1 w i t 1 h of April. 11,, ,1, ;A. I. - Nl;crelt ;it . Mexontler lqackenzie, fariner and , crittle-elealer in .f hoot:ye:town of Attchtertes--Greditora meet in Barnet's 1 11 111 ,. e nn ti one o i, c. Iy, and t bust at dd. to the end I on, 01(1 . Melanin, the !nth and . voth , April, at lu. i ; I ~ ht fi t i • .11 , u 1 ,..,, 4 tk . ' , Mil' ' Per 1 , wll' .11 4; , tlg tip !tty, f , t} '`l2l 4 1 1 April Vrter Wright, itianufacforer , meet itt the Prince of %Vales l'avern - there, I tth . err I 1 d . n Glasgeelrtors r f at 9tiPattlit rote) the .. h ,, i . p r ' • . . '•t 12 N • Per I. i and c„°, Y Garrison linttalton', - , ( 1 slay, o • k j4 r O n !••• , .Y. —i ; those at dd. and all EXAMINATIONS, DIVIDENDS, &c. 'Pa t 4t ; FN. , M °Ni) IN ~ Thomas•Ainfrew„ brywer Linlithgow, to be examined in Iv u-`4llC,er tiay, - 4. 02 % h u te tti l'lti t. ) : April. 1 he,Town•hoirse there , 15t h April and .sth May, at 1 3 .. kiFi;': l 't i t ; On •ro. t "''' %tot Guards to the n t it 9it. „ • C T'A'n ,‘,.. - -Alexantler Macriv, slt•eii:rer the t i tu e i r i c c l i t t i . t i n io v i t i t s t e l; D tv i e t r ,g sl w ie it a i l i : Ilansa•shice, Aar be examined in tr tli tt er.ii,j, .;. • , the 15ti, r . . titit and stith , April, at 12. 'I , 'ont,,.. • , 'roll t,, ,' •9 , it r it , t„ ). n___ . a,,id (;.,, . , ..e ()Ist Pimt - r 1.,,, 't kt ', l ,.Wp Ari ,, t , ips i Lt. al s o t , m 1 all the re- Tioimas'Pitttison, merchant or general agent, .Editilt h urgh :i to.he eXatitined iit the Sheriff Clerk's Office' tho r, 13t an ' " ‘' ' 4l -'l l {, O l4 r,,i, l PPAY,' the 1 , 04 1.1 ,, ° , 5 ,, e t 10 d• l'"'r d.iy. :loth April, at I. . - ~... t, , - Is t ;,„, .. re o i t , ll , ~ oto Aps 1 , t . i, ,, ,,, i N' l ,- 711 a 9 ,1 rt .' t alfrere•it Regi - John King, shoemaker, A•tlaosurs, to be examitial in the at li. . , t Ilt• vgnuen t , • lons of La. 'Conti-house, _Ayr, .I , :til slid cart) April, ''' 'Eti 11. p• • -TtSl)l, of Foot (I \rds. - • Creditors ot•flavid Rod, merchant, ta ti P," din, r .`" , Oct Copal' of Fife, meet in ' Ili ie. , flu te I b, i'th of April, the Tontine. Inn therei it st.. April, at 12. , i 4,, ,, 1,1. 1 o n ' r ti ,, ' Ul 'Qtyd rt,: 4 : i :c i d a:Kit:tent of t , ,la 176 Gliardi, Cre ,!ori of dames Brown. merchant, Myth, theet n the 14 i ti s, , .111) v i .. - " I .s at that It ate• 1, t „e,,,.i.r , r11,, 3 , ; ; ,tilt 'Rib ' . ' Mee of William 13arrie, writer, Dontlee, iiLlt - A.lnll, , tt l a t . Cr . editors tel Samuel Johnston, merchant; .. :Aberdeen, . 0 . . . ill. lir ; , i( i i rt t :roto tit , r o f April. Watt? (I, ty. IS ~,i ttilii, , , alyn i Garrison natl. 14V1illidant.n•Abmcii-elcehit:t,tifeartiatenrti, c.4 lit ). l ) rit u yet ie r e el t s i o n ( i f i t u •l i t i t !p ( i r c a r t ) t . t 4 t it t 9,, , ' Vs, ;to," .! . .• kt * SI ATT . . turps; a " . .i t' st bose Aberdeen, 2f.311 A lint, at 1.. la ' Ilso .1 , ) i d. Is. )Al '. th . lid e./9tit of April. I nutdlrson•strett, i Creditors of Robert Campbell and Co. trterehantit, Gild. b : N , o h , . .*. 'Ltd .'ilsittutt, It' i'l, t''t le - ' l o',..'re .• ' -3. ' 2 5.,(1. and Is. 3d. I g t1 4 ::! .. ; ' ,.. 11 -4 11 •I 'e t t ii A pr il , a t \V l F . iting It""si 7 ' • ' l 4, ' 1 •74" 3 ,111, -- ,•„"' 4 Y, tl,'. '. • • ' • . * Credlors of William Hose, merchant; Inverness, meet in • P*ti ' • I "i"'' 4(l ' I —416 k April, ' . the AtheliWutitillere, Ifith April, at I. • , si t 4) % : ‘• •• - “ I ' IS. ;,4: . 1 . 1- 01 • 1,1 1 s• •Sd. , Is. 54(1. Ls. Gd. ii•, ;l :!te 41 O n , rx, . .‘‘-... 1 -''l • '"•F l' bur. , h loth and 44 111 . h A,pril, at I. •Al'alterCreiee, merchant, Leith, to he exaromed i n the. it. 9d. Is. 9Sd. and id - ( et! ) s ))iii , , , tin ~,.. 1., teat, 1. , Irk i i r i . Sla Icy it ' ',Clol,4toplier llosiell, ginin'and meal-tlealer, Tbitlacre, to , 1 4 .-4 •' r t ' t •oe c 41, 1 twl s „ , t: I ) , uti q 1, id 24 of April. ~out i ot it, d tit th , k i tutt u kto A toll s Inn; tlatuilt , ot, Bth and 1,,,?4,3 ,'‘,.o, ka-acient; ll l ' whrds ,* and. those: r ~. •.',,Atitil, at 11.. Vbi,lV t)ie. r . e(l zind.., e d on i:count . ....,,• : , ` ° _, e * °. „El.ei l t Boyd, merchant, Edin'burr, ,IZtill:Mitn i ;,!' d li„. u ,, i , e etel; th„, , n ' ".. "1 . "1"c .' " . S) to (Mice there, the 10t t Roo 24th t 1 to . heexat i t i t r i i n i ed at it i tthe ' 'ili',l, , t . 'oll._ . tii*7) Whi .;r1 1 441,. ( I n, , „,--- ail Oct _Pensioners be- ,14, ei Christie, trader or dealer lit grant at Mill ' of.S):de . . Sheriff Court haunt, I,ot ti,,''Ait,".4i, . liy ~c 1 tlity ,i; PaY,paeticuhlr attention t o Forta hire, to In • exantittiti ill Ll'e ---- , tv,, i i ,.,.. ite,i, twi t +, ~ .r, requi(' 1 • qw •%, , li 1 wwf h. . Llley. a .,.. e ..o pt odoe, at the for, 7 t' and 2..itl April, at Ji. . VI - 1, 1 4 11 v, 4 % . th I ‘'Nly .in drr..4 r to t• • ' I Jun fl I 'l' '• and he (4 bi , -,1. -ere', • .'.lostyN , .) 1411,iiilt to tle ' e Orr, wale luta et • . li • tl • ' kW' and I'd lovelier, Greenodr, to '..,• • ,'N, 1 , 1 1n• " I Y, so t "' Pre, ci •ii t ,' "'mil Pore.m. io , ',Hokin. ' ' l4 m,i" ill Ow Sheri ff (Aeries 01 t.e Kir, . ..,,, ,,,,i , i ,, t ;kit p 1y...L : 4 , 4 wi, , ,.. , 1 0 , oil twr inithediately ittirr V.Ellw 1 "1`2. , . 1 1 "ly 4 llirwar''ts ittr 'tl '." al '''it N:trays trait trot be j " l " e ' fendry, niorellant , (-411 " giw ' , • . Ire examined in the to . • is„, ,it .t le en i r„ ''' , l • I , f, Aa..,, t , that - 1,, t . 1 1"ent Qtutricr, and ' 'zeriff Clew, office there, sth and 19th APr il a at . i ", . . ~ if lli II " , ' , lV • it, ,^-... I itt..r. I li iLf, • to be I'IMUIIIVOin the 0 ; 0 ~y g ... util . withont 'lac e of Abode, as '- 'eter Wat,, , e, , int:reliant, S t 4 " -I ''" ' t , , ,,, , , 4iiii , p eo. .' . 1 , OnaVilida . ble flec t s,ity, 1:*11-1toustthere, Vila andi4th.April, at it. , r tnt " li• ' ll 'nei• 4 :1. 1 , 1, lYti t . chili ' • A h to ~e xa l. e mi 'led ' 4ll -I„it l ii N tii ,i t tr nt h n ti f a, li ; p c f : '' ::: l l . ": l_ t:l . ltte attemPt in re- ' .i:eoegt-' 131:wri, incrcloott tait 4 ir, l• t '' , 24th1 r a o t :e Sher , itt Clerk's Deist:, Edinbutgl., to and April, 1t,.. - qi!t .. r rut ' 1 o . e g e t e i 1 2t . ler at I lici,;rzt, or . N um ] .cy /(41 1 1111, .. . ~I t the List; - .1.1.tb Lstai,.. , and Tor- . INL, - • ~ ,i nliellt t he, Arn 4 - .04 terchant, EdinintrOt to bt .et"tU n e ll-iti erw.:,...;:: l l's n OttiCe there, 111th Will .21th April, itt. I. Ax„ , r, , 3 • e•zretary Clitors of !Nei(' Sinclair, merchant, littinhoro4‘ ll . o et In and Regiittar. F er gnes Tavern, Lawn:market, there, - Ifith Arid, at 1. SeblCll BANKRUPTS. CONFE'NWN OF D. DIG(:, ,g, . Who suffered thv a..-.:`.it Sentence of the f.,m, an a,temporary Oanotes, et•ecied ft front `of the Coiitnj , Gaol, at Not tingham. Duniei nigvie, being iibbnfAct.sidter death., and fearitig :hnt I imiy not be able. to ,unbutthen my min:i : tit the place of leiecntion, baVe requested friondln.write down: the following remarks and confessions., to be made public. afjer,iny decease. " I freely acknowledge my.guilt with respect to the particular rite for which..l am to suffer ; yet T declare, that when. I entered Kerry's house, I had no intention of taking away his life, and that I never thought nfiiijuringhim until he seized Woolley. • ,• • , I also acknowledge, 'that I was guilty , of the attack upon Lord Middleton's gainekeeper, ,and That 1. have been ctigaged . in most, of the frame jareakingstwhivii have taken plare in this. ueigh !at-m.1.44)0d bin Ole last e...ight. tnottili,si,,litit .never was engaged in Ltidd;sun precious, to that ti'me : I do oot, however, ptibliely mention the names of mY associates, as it is my most anxious hope, that they will take warning from my on 'happy fate, and escape the miseries and 'disgrace which 1 now experience. " I would exhort with -the earnestness of a ,dying Wan, not only myinitnediate companions, h a t t al w ho have heen engaged in . Luddism, to break off front practices which can' only involve titemsrl.es and otikers in trouble. and ruin. .Wlien hey observe a young maim just 21,years of age, and who has only been married about as many e eks, brought to the scaffold by these very practices—when they see the anguish. of my - af flicted wile and parents—when they pass, by the' church-yard of Basford, and observe the _graves 4 Bamford, Towle, and myself-and when they consider the perilous Wife of those now confined in Leicester gaol, surely they will forsake their wicked course, and all who may have furnished. tnoney, as an ineentive to create, will he induced to repent of their crueler. %Vt . have been Mien told that. Luddism .would be,nefit trade, but I most earnestly beseech all my acquaintance, - as the List reilnest I shall ever Make of thew, to consider it as leadi g, insemibly, to the'coniMiS- Simi of the thirst crimes, eyeunotrder Almost the *only comfort That I dory expe-• dence is, that the otT an Iflrr matt ,vas mint•sherifieed ; and as I consider Kerryi . and thiise who ga‘e evidence ainst ine„- as instruments ill the baud of Almighty God, in bringing me • to mt. 4 J• •t• • it greatly increase my present suf- os , leti1141: ceOldd Ntlppost: that any !thotild bear thrill or malice, nu my account. 1 feel vet) gratet tl to Lottr.lliddleton for his !einlerneis towards my loather; and I copfidently in Nathan whilst he was in prison, that therein-ill . he no occasion to Wing hint to second time before a bar of . justice. an e who have visited me in Jolson have 'thought, from mil silence and reserve, 'that I did not feel my situation sUfliciently, I can assure them that I now weep bitterly for my crimes, and fer vently implore forgiveness at the tribunal' of Id ea who Once pardoni.4l a dyink criminal, and who wilt not, I hope, condemn me, although so guilty a s touer ? “ . to the bitter pains of Eternal De a th." DANIEL DIGGLE." IIOMAC WRIGItt, County Ggol,.Nuttinglouu, Tuesday, • , Apra 1, 1817. SUDDlibt DEATFI.-- 2 011 'Saturday mining a watchman of the name of Anthony Simpson, whose beat lies iii,Ceil-street, in the Strand, was faittrid deattLin his box between the hours of two and three—he was heard to call tire . hour of two, and on the patrule taking his regular rotted he came to the deceased's box, whwe bead was bong int; over the door, and a , quantity of blood flow ing from his month. The pat role called .several times to him, but received no answer ; be then sprang his rattle, and immediately assistance wits prom ed.‘ A surgeon was sent fair, but on his ar rival the spark of life. was extinct. The deceased had been for some time troubled with a violent aStlonatic complaint, and it is supposed that.a ftt of coughing cause on, which, in all prtitiability; ruin oro a blood vessel. The body was taken to St. 151.1artio's IVoilshouse, slid an inquest' was held thereon, who returned a verdict that " the de: ceased died a rational death." Supemoa MenICAL ADVICII.*—DrS. Co NlUtittoe, ant! Co. of Charlotte-house, opposite the Rev. Rowland 11111's Chapel, have established another Medical Board in IVontlstOck-street, Ox ford-street, adjoining New Bond-street, where a Physician and Surgeon, Members of the Royal College of Loudon, of iltirly years experience, reside. That thousands have .been restored to he a lth by their •united talents, without confine ment, is indispatable, after hospitals bati,failed. Eruptions an the head, (ace, and body., ulcerated throat, swellingi in t'he neck, nodes on the . .shin brines, eaucers, strictures, fistulas, pains in the head anti limbs, anal nervous debility, a r e di seases which appear years after, and often destroy domes : tic happiness. Messrs. CoOpr,a, M uN ' a ra, anti Ci,, are consulted -daily at botli Houses, 'until nine at night, where all the Members is the Board alter irately attend. There are, side doors at, each house, and private , rooclis rot' females, Who arc t r e at e d with the greatest delicacy. Advice gratiS, at Charlotte House, Blarktriars, Tuesday, Thurs. tiny, and. Sunday ; and at Wooltitock-house, Monday, Wednesday, Friclay, , and Sundays, until 12 o'clock. The Piles and titbits cured wit !tout Cutting , ' Lisi..eard was mice It eniitage town, but no tin has been brought there during the mentor* ofany psi ion -livings until S'aluttlay last, When 25 blocks were forwarded. for coinage from the new' Sfuelt jog-11011FX at Drake-wails. CORONERS' INQUESTS. An Inquisition was held on Saturday night, be-. J %V. UNINII4, Eq. the • three Jolly hot eliers, Newington, upon the body of Jane Night ingale, a tine•young tvoman 19 years of age, ho poisAined herself. It appeared In evidence th:ft the deceased was a , young woonsn of amiable cha racter, but front senile Iliac') cause grew nielan choly, and bad been frrquently:found in tear:,, and sighing,. with a rayer-book. in her Intiol. Ver dict—." Pied of prikon taken by herself in a sting: of temporary derangement of mind.". An Inquisition ,I`.'pS taken before T. STIIILI'NO, El. Coroner, yesterday, at the kink's Little ‘VerdstOek-street, Ma4-le.. bone, on the body of Jainei Herring, a boy 13. years of H O. James Lawrence Casey, 11.14-le•bone conit, deposed, that lie Vl.llB alarmed by the cries of the mother of (Le tkeeast-d, - he went up stairs and found the deceased lying on her lap foaming at the mouth, end bloiid rio th iag o i,t, th e mt , t h er Said, '' orYboY has hang . liiiiiself; he is murdered," he saw no cord, nor ally appvariniee it his being banged, he vrent iintheiliattly fir a rmrgeon, • Mr. lingh M'Guire, surgeon, Great Mary-le bone-street, deposed, that on ‘Vednesday evening, ationt six o'clock, he'Was sent . fiirtothe deceased; he opened a ,vein hut no'blorid followed, he was quite deo ! il there was no mark of a cord round his necli, it was posible he might have hanged himself in a state of insanity, as his skid! wis fraetacil some tithe ago. As there teas no evi dence that he hanged himself. the Jury returned a verdict that he " died In a fit." Wednesday ati,itiglist tea, held at Bodtlington; Not thamptonshire, on the body Of . Mr. G. shall, who (itt. the nee of */0) on tliitAireeeding day hung hidisclt Arterdicr--Fela de se. It here. upon the Givrniter 'warrant tor tlie body tn be buried in ,oiireptiblia in the. said parish. This case sid;i,nbir depra 4 , .• „.. city of hutitan nottire, 1 of.: de c e.,,, ( l ,k tha fantil)i, all of whom Wv re married and , s'ettltd, away from him, ereepting tin N, fl pour !unhappy lunatic daughter, bereft of a ll . rea; ,,, l . the deceased. This girl wits, to the totritrise and utter astnitislupent of all the itiliabittints , iir the parish, on the Thtirs.i Clay' evening preceding, delivered ot a tuele bastard child; and,. shucking to relate, the deceaied ‘ras reported to lie the father of the child,