The Sun. — London, England, 1817-04-17 00:00:00

_ i -~ ~ ~, ' 7 1 ~F ,~ ~ , ! , y „ , • • •:4 • • 1.. • , , .~ .. _ 1 IPAPik . .~ sidcr' st kuttLER, 768(1.] ',;,,, 1 IIE ' 7CP11..11,t1A7G-.OFFIOE; ,spills, ry COll.l / I SiON.ei?s far. PIC T 1.1.1 L .1, I N G , Ili ' :I L LiEs 7'y 's s v,i vid o h ere b y izi . ve Notice, That , . r ' ' ' ' i ' l li , ett AM' Instant , then Will 'be ready to receive tale . . . . • ' " •'' ' • )'s , I . all of . IN lolling paled up), arid trial :Pr 1-ze-te" 4 1 " % ; iia ;Pit , i t i . ' il f l .7:ut - v b(i.o.equire& for. the 'use :..r . his -41,'''. ""9 4 -itild Pee telt at. PeitzGail', At Twelve . Ca 7 1 . 4 11 ,i.. i it-,,,frAp. Act 7.th of :frayne.r:fi 11 1)e paid for 7 4114 PlPtlettkth inie;e:vt, Nadi, 114 s after dal: ; Se • of tit the Cl. 't »La: .he see,. at t he • . . . .. t '" 4 :*'' b l ii • - '," " ra( i • • ' mg; cot ;V'l re,'at tAtt OM'ee ; ' or by ohdylnk to ikii Milani: al Pe:iv:nes. • . ... - ' - . :%4Pl44ll,britad.to any T.,uder i5.,..1;54iC1.1 'tle Price 41 A e ilf , erod i n ii- ,d t soratl l or that 31.4,11;1' not 44.4,. . . o, 4a , .4. ~: . :calk P.qi ,- rr ,,: d ''' ae Roard kfive .Orr • ..tiork on the r„,'''''''' M 1, , ,5t got, nor u»ress th Person who'mahes the: • 14 ''''ll',ll:,r 1 " .. 14' Prrson 'on- hi s - Inl..01);•. attends w to .answer • »,ed 1., 'must ► alsa be acesinpaaied. by: a 1 '"4 r " 8111 I .e ;,,"1..;(),4774 1),-7,:nat en:mg-iv to b . 412pt.7 hi , u4 ' ;lt . Ike . 4,,,,,,,, "14et itt, in OW Priial Sun ' t 0:f sotil. fur the thle Pe". rr'llti.r.'antri;rt; ' l iirlp 'lra ~.1:-14114(1r177., ,Iir:e°II.ITISSIONPRS for VICDUALLI , tv ic " , , , ',''i , 4 .7„:l•,l.lkvrr, .s . Ard r'Y do hi'vh" gli,;Nr°. ready ;:zri„-i:"Pil the 924 i)f.•Aprit ,text, they mill treat for 4:*i ; 7 lra in writittr (waled' wp), a" , his , 'f ",:iro'; l l . ot ATIM i unit',' We 'availed (or the Nee of 1. 11, :t, ' : ,i7diP.l,9.lreaseieai R e ello m 4f, ra ;triLli,LO'ognii;d..s7oe, ..1,,... i. flary,-Inr/ ri? 1 amtanderry . __ nal warps et,, 04 !c1e.at40.41/1 and forther.leutel SIX a7 cra ...,.._ . tie ii:l l4i ''q r: C iT tu ,i," 1 4e trrioination of the.ce: . t ....e yT.L . ` .. I s J .,,noi No 4 40 r , entrie , r e alga lie .Aren at - thaf . ,,_r_er , Zr as 0 1 4 .4 c o ' .tre, ar bo opplviag to, thg cot!, "; :,. _____ 1 , .. " 161 14 at 2trija sr and Londonderry . sl'irc . • 1 ,, , ,,,, . , .• . • , . t ' ll 1 1'4 ' i ll . 6 c hod 1 1 r,afr in, which the Price P c T ic i: 44 41- t't fiev6,ted 'i'ii j. ,an W tit .11',141h, or hint ' ! a id \ ls4l a lrli f t ? ':l,l9 th e lA, u ri, o f s r Qn;, o'Cloch " 4 the ''`l ie C 4 / 4 1 . 1 ; 1 1 4 if •lio i 1 a rto ( X .?:" ;:o e i : ititless .. llte; I"er.s a T i s m u ch?, 4 ‘ ,, q, „., " , r, or kis SOule . &non '. 4i' hb! behalf, 4, i , fr i ,,, till e d r u ,,,, • , i i !. 4 6 f r o t' s I ,: l :iii;st . aA n he aceonipa'ilied by a L ettrr3 i . ' 4 ,l ' ',/ le m d hi.l#lo,' [ '.sous .entaging to &Tame boundthe dire ....••,...,„!,4i,„,11.11i4', i» the Praal Sant of 5001. f or f0 1 i i, „: 7 1 4 .... *,. n0r 'lie ‘ - ' , ,,,i, acts.. ~ ", 0 ,all... .K;eliies—tli e Prices );,,,:reitntediowliat the y wir e Twenty lea's ag • ti. P4'iii• r • 0 f 'T . i .. :171 , 5 ) and re se ll . Lottery, 1 4 1 ' oill , t enintisetylx the . I) . la the Public, , f , hiit..., tisl.,;Ce :Hill patronage pl_ his Fr i en ds, _,., , shar ~, ,'tiiiik`trii,...l,; xfriin,; ~..; i;uatis - p..-Triie '1 !cart' . ini . u .. ,___ ~,,, 'sr col t h . 4 thsti4:;.. that' the have bekt l ,. for the I" *.ii,%1 Z,.--- .. 4. iti c.,,, .. :.11441e 'fieket. ....LIS I S''' o •.' ..i,2 VI 6 11,:1......" La • If) (11 Eighlh . 1 6 0 1 44,,,titiri;, t .. 5 t 0 I Sixteenth. . •___, crintains . , ' 1 4 .i "" .P P 446411 , 01 a 1 Y .itd railtOgl ' ' 4 "' .i . . • V ' "li (4 11 et t , . . ~.. . r•llt°- 'llPlt a ' ' ... Ntoney.. 11. it o •I. . .iio,nnW. in Sterling. Money. ./. • . , i!:, i trtt en. ? fit 20,004 t. it; consols. h as se consider.; leair t!ltklllNry.Till4'-il, !•••°..• priz,s, is i t . 4 re. i i 1 .:' 1 4 1 value .01 . innoy , f the those o f ally. worth more than 4 , li v i t . , , ii i . ' , ll , t -a ically . , _ nu . t ... r . /4 4111 t114411(44. ti a t 4-' Ly !wilts iliktlic :iitettat Porti 0 __ . ! .. 1' thit - the h' ! , 4t 'I4%MA l i.. e t " - bare .Ktlierto bt t'n 1 " ) " q t • • .6,4,,!..iDN'...41'"" -)thet.4 '. , ,„,,.' am t :is in thoso-o i .; .i. -, 1...,. ---• It -great marry newe. ,, u----- ~,,_ 0,,,,wi11-. 'hl••:o`litt,7l,l:rifki, lirpivio - fang waiting for ".% r fwenty 4, r 4, - Satiii t• i•ott•.ry-i t y„ i , ili el n;, of purchasing 41 4 . 4. . ig ..tea t ti '"" , la:fo' r i', : • h.- . GOiutas, add' which may now, 1 41, • s ' .. • '4l ~.;,.. Opv",YR ICIII:PCNA'rE OFPIC . E- , r-ao,a`-rtILL t• LtIDGATE-sTIT' _ei „ , or, -ii , ... .101 , 1 ' L i t olly Prize of 20,(1001.-4'eer drawn; i \ ti le 1) 4 . NI-do b id in - ,,hares. . 30th of THIS k I Vt,,' t' ii.tiVelgt bait's on Wednesday'. the bad 'a i ths "et of the: Lottery, at full length, niay by " --, ..Aze, t . histliaon mnricE — MlEN - ts. • . 1. .1 •" re - - ' • •Is to his belt 1 1 'le% hPeotfully recouinteiit__ . ,,, EmE 4,f t., ) a . p t , ; v b the Pahl' the perusal Cu f thli scr r .1 - 4, 4 ; AvEity i l i e ' will be found 'to contain seta Lai laeluding t • 11:54,.., two cf 2 0 ,0001. it•foney, .4tratt Pe i Tan of 20,000 t. Stock, ' . . 4r4 . 441 trt 41 of various Value, for the I°Welt.C4•Llhiii:bh, titu i l :aitii. ittkY t eceiv e at the rate of 121. per Tiaft'w the h. . 'citiovetretees of, makes the Schwas p os sess x / tof tielkto --Litets ~.,.. . ' 2_, i , , 41 litt4, ,Allll Two Prises to One Blau,- "Il t k 4 1i 4 co he li rio'lv arranged the Capitals 4. 4 1 ,.., .1,44 the ? a . a tart y in Stoc k s; and and 4!ltel ' - 14stiull ' a r ''' * .lf te Scheme that it i, , . 7, 1 , II I ,„ (Abel Ilalf i;,' :7 4;` .4 Vil, t i l ' t he Public Funds, th e Stoat prize!' a r r : 6 . I til ,;.,,,,"initit',ll,tery considerahly, at all the Rise atT .. . e '.li l 'Vit t el , „ 1 ". tacit Capital Prise.•-•,The Price of . 1 tea' ;, , 40+4 ' "UttleitS.. aid a Sixteenth only TarentY"' .I•,.rii k,4.1t4i11,4414n. ',,t,lA.lttS' are selling at. lll.S.ErtaolitHt4e.rer6; ,k 4, '' 1.44 T 'r. ulailt 'tog-Cross 'where Tim t) c 4 P , ' .. ;„ • eitt!, ..ibtli,y (,-; . , . ( as usual ) greater • , , ' Latt,,,,,l'Hint than tt i ' o t i r s4 l . c.i' l l gra li ttli ;he ether °S ; ce• 1 4 u 1 '''Aini the bosh i s :staut,,_.(Sclienies grattia.)* 441 1; ' AK „ ----------•..... - 01 1 '1 k I 'llq ,1•1.,';, itrAtrrittyi ESTATE AND I.l)47fLif• • 1117,101.4)11°,,q'• QCT.AItItiF '' roil. sALE. • -" l',St -Y " I 'Ate Ban ‘l'il.. S in Whole or in .L.As. Itkl b\li. l ' ' ' l.l.l ? , of 11 \' ' LNEFIFLD and th e l'Afin ''QUllit L ' i • radial 1 .•1 4 6 till, ~. . ,RI Ei belonging thereto, in the .4 , mto .t , i 7119 Comity of I' 1:1 i tt ti 'llti , l 74 ihoitttlll4.? 1 44' al iill ily " sit i .jatte nn the banks , of te t ( l . 7 l 14:Y17 1 1 114 •isi'`u,ree tulles front Mullets , and le* " • 1 41 i i 'ttlk•kit trilhlk"-ennd between these Town* pasalth 14 It ti tc - et , opi',t i t! ..a .. , It consists or iihout 850 Acre,' the ° t ;bli ll .44ll "f r ill "r 1: tlY Cu prtior quality. A cyan' tikiii itll4 the....t.te grounds is in the'occupution of to 4. "1 4444i1.qii. ii 11 d LeUSVS' iVi4i‘'ll'F4 I t i ti , Way 1 : 1 % . ..1 of Llui.twiirc ..-{ :it er . 't414'+.10%,41i1 ses'tliruiigit pact . of. the Est4teithe Pro' capable L. , . ( 4 0 4 ... try . . .• 'N4I ce6. Fo " , 4•Nl ni i i , t Ti . - ••• ' with suit= it.l it4t. iliPa i A (i'ir4,l • Y- e"e en, the Estate' d contain ..t. h.,, ,ite, ;4., , 1 ,z 4 ail z.lt eiteell'eut wall, an . ___ .. c .,„ 1 4 ,,,, ,, V , 14 ►1....,.:71 ivi lial Pits, w as o car t e a ' few yea‘r!.....iel: ,:i1114)°, il' „i,tirdtl•• The Grotind'4. around t,,hl-;"` s t. islie.il with belts rind eluatps '4. 1 ) I , 4 likti!'lli'logAtia, ,I, ‘Zir.Q4l.l.. o _ 6 i. - u r i ty k t It the.whalt; wood on 9, ,s e r,s oi t l it e t i e j I . lan :i?l,Nbtf; it 4'4111111 re,i,f,„`4,1d,t,;",%,. fine lrthz: f i c 6, i ntry 'i,, l * 4,,, 4 4, p 0 1, 4 t i ' .' ' Entry c a i, i i , • inte-ca district t silly timi Oust .`‘ . .', 14 „, : 4 :,•gliii;' t ,"er. -• ~. ILlit'i.l'l'l'lnt.!lt')l,•:l/4,lYll'lvruitl or Kingudie' aro exten td iN . ,..., kt,... ,a.tia•mez. - F or i T. - ' •e. • p ost very huge 't " hiS 'Y 'it I" lutvelee - , 1 4" ) ars the London h I ttbil 1111,4 a lo,_ ~ a flint to Lorulnri, : fo r . lac.. he_ k ! , , , ,7, , , , ,•;,:td.t6 04 ; . T i bt., Docks, woolwich, &c. ,'/, h.lticlitre 4 , vv .,l° l llll Market being, very grOat 7 0 ‘,'"7 1 4 , 4,, 4 tin t 1 .. . c I known, it is unaecesssary t be 4;!1 "r%'11.4"4 r4led k ,,,.., i , , ir, t . i , j 6 „. ~,,,. tit the Ce'ii Icon of Pertha tT..,, ~. 4,, ' ,‘,41,„:1 ( 11,irt ia .4„, cots; of valued rent, thus uttorilin.6 ft . ' to,- it 1 4,, '' t lge htintil in that Countytiand there t1i'i,,,.',,,,iiiiit,`,4441)1,P.4tii;4.4..e•i1ueil routs in the County of f urhir, k i t ,l'afri . tii.,l"irt or th e •• i . • li h allowed ii 1 17N 1 1 - • ) i,` s 'etb . 4 41),r,'C'.„3.' if desired , Yrt ; 0 a . . od a , k iii i „ e ii • • *.te .r4State, .f ur StiCh. pen , vvi kt at ht tds aie % I ' l l l 1„e41 4 , 1 , Perfectiv clear and unexce tionable: • Itiitcit it, i:,,,,itt:tit;t4flr*44.ll.m.a.i.,e f10t.14314-byt , r irate ha . rt o t,, ,. in_ lii: 1 1 ;•e. ':i)I i )t , liy p„blititzy will then be:nib/105w Int 4 2/ 0 44,4 N tr i :•!i . ` * "'el' 1 -1 MPr... Chlliorri, Clerk*. ttil l t i 4 %vitt „,..e":"6n. W : S. Ynrki-place, Edinburgh ; tra .640 • •• • •• • • Ile every other infuraiation ,witich i icle~ tiCi° ll FOC l oner br -0111(111 0111 clon e 01l of 0 . " ' • td tel t • she l ()%' 'CARItOLL, Stock-br9ker, with sfitis,fise: ILA . tion to himself, recolninends the Stiieme of the pre sent Lottery, Pledging hiniself that it is the must advantage ous ever yet offered to the Public.. It conntios, • ! *Prizes . of ‘40,006 Mont 2 y s' 20,000 Consols 2,000 - Ditto 2,000 and'l 0,090 other Prizes, with only 4,02 Blanks, ii encore-' stance hitherto unparalleled in Lotteries.. The 'pickets and Shares are selling. at the-following Low Prices, viz.:— . Ticket . Zits 18 0, I Quarter ,Cs .1! 0 . Half 9 19 o I Eighth Sixteent It G. CARROLL therefore refinests frietirls,• who wish to Accure ;my favourite NuniGert, to make oarly.application at either of his Difices, 7, CORNLIILL,,. or 26, ()..F.olta- SMEET, (!establisheill777), where 7735,. the !Last Prize of 390001. was sold in Shares, with Seven ether Citpitals, also 'sold in Shares, in the hist October. Lottery. 'IIW Drawing, will commence on the lath itist, and lilt ,Orders from the (ionntry punctually attended to. . • N. 11.•-e-All,13ueiness in thc;nods transacted 1./ALUNI!: , S. or GREY' HAIRS will mot -be seen.--'rhousands ,of Ladies . end Gentlemen liav'e a good bead of hpir by using Prince's Russia Oil oulv; but boom , Lashes being 'periatatlell try. their liatrkiresters is, use other Oils, or said thew counterfeit Russia Oil, the Ladle; Soon found the difference; as they have coloured their Hail tt,ehinged to shades, aliatugun to fell 'bif, wad to turn grey.' lii short, Prince's Rusia Oil is the whelesionest and best Oil in the universe for lifesaving tent •protulitiog the •growth. of Hair of Ladies, Gentlemen, coot Children, and if used con . istantly; not Si hair will fall oft or turn 'grey ;' and even If hair has begun to turn grey, Prince's Russia Oil is . sdoh a itourishntent: to the hair that by constant use it will restore the heir•to its natural colour, and, makes weak and short hair grow' thick and long, renders dry or harsh hair soft, clears theheed from scurf, and keeps the beatPaud hair effectually clean. •- feentletien who are bald,or have lost pail of their heir, and the least sign of roots of hair remaiping, by rising Prince's }Walla regular for a short time, 'be . sure le have it restored. • But When persons arts bald through age, and 'the roots of hair are entirely gone, it. is against nature to have it moor!: ed ; therefore Gentlemen ought! to be particular, .as seen as their hair begins to' fall off, toFuse constantly Prince's Rus sia Oil, as it will !prevent more hair falling elf; 'ated makes: the hair that has fallen ofigroWagain;' promotes eye-brows and whiskers. Gentlemen • wearing powder ought to.use it iustead of po-. auttuns, as it is well known that powder makes hair dry, fall off, or West g'ey; but Prince's Rusiiii Oil Is such a nou risher to tlm hair,. if used constant when dressing, nut a hair will fall off or turn gray, and will thicken the bait' 1111+l' whiskers. Ladies will find Prince's Russia Oil preferable: to aids" other Oil for dressing, their real, or false Itsir.,...ses.st gives it a natural gloss, and curls it beautifully any wdy they please. And tl rough thS eidnatie ingredienttfritecte t s illaiesia Oil is prepared with, it is so healthy and such a strengthener to the headiiiiat Whoetiiir tint it fi,i the hair will itot clutch fevers, or, es tither infectious nor he atilicted with-bend - ache s, welatichofy Madness; -.apoplexy, or sudden death, .all inoteeding.froas •sesikoess iwthei,head. . No doubt many will th;nk it linpuesible fur an Oil used to' the toile to possess suchsviruiet:but there are simple articles,, when tried, that ere (timid to be of ►gecat benefit to mankind'; for exaiiiiile,!•the! uncientii' lived 'nfany'yearii liingettlian•the t preseut. generation, and bed fluelue.l air that.djii•not turn grey to an adtatieed age; in all ancieut Medical Publication's, Aro . matie Oil t einf.h as. Princielt Rtursi a s Oil ,is part iaa.liieby coulee Mended to bit used fur the hair, is it is' very. Wholesinne,e--!! ;Even the Gatetre of:11410 oes AprittB I 7,.phliti,he.fatthee Medical Hall, London, the Medical Gentletnan obseriel, time 'Prince's Russet Oil is superior to any Oit fur the Hair', l and will do in cases of baldness Olid•iiiiiakhair, what can be done by art. ~ See the Medical Acid Parliament , you Will fitld Prince's Kos . sia Oil is so wholesomei,sthat it-is the.reaetin that it tenet not lie ; ,seld wit hoot having a / British Gov erement Medical ,Stamp, '1 herefpre Ladies and 'Gentlemen, in this or uun "try, should tiseP e' rilies Russia Oil, v.hicli pic,ei % L e the: hate asut' health:. • . • . • . • 0 0 1 1 , Ladies and-Genelenten who[ wear false hair are gene rally sickly; by the'leeet exemise feel overcome, heavy, fever ish; and ara•efivel Online:it with the reasou is, false' hair -Makes_ the head Week ; but •Prinee's•-. llnsiiit Oil is so wholesome and.such a s t re n g thener to the head, that by rub bing;the head with it at night, or before the false.hair is put on, It will prevent ritiy ill effects from wearing false hait ; but those who use it consraittly-foralressing the hair,,hale•no casion to itselt herwise.. • . • Be parlicular to a*h: for Prince's Russia Oil, at 4s. the small bottle, deft. bottle containing the•qutititityof neartive• Stoat! ones, at'lls. is a saving of 7s.•ora doien•l is. hottles.fer O. is yet a greater saving. , • e. .. • • Sold wholesale, retail, add for explittation,'by the !sole Pro prietor, Prince, Dentist, 9, Jolili4freet, Oxford -street. As there arc two•ilillilherS 9 iu observe 'Prinee's house is the second from the Co:seismal:a s s. • • • • Also the following•Gentlenten, who arc the grst respeet able Perfutuere and Medieitie Venders in Liiiidoiti—'••Stustfi and Nephew, Perinatal to his Majesty, New Road-street ; Hendriei•Perfumers to her Miljesty, Tivhborne-stivet ; • Bailey and Blew, Perfumers tolho Prince and Prineess, mid Otike and Duchess el York, Pockspur-street ; Harding mil ',load), 89, ;• Bacon, 180, , Oxford -street, oppesite New R u nd-street; •Newbury; •4 8 , St. Paul's Church-yard ; Dicey, Bow Church-Yard; Darolay, 95, Fleet-market ; litoter, 4, • Cheopside ; Edwards, 66; St. Paors'Chureli-yurd ; Burgess, 68, HOlbOtIV ! Hill; Low, 350, Strand ; Derry; Johnson, Greek street f Davison, e 9, Fleet-street ; Itlgg;•.Perfniner !to' the Wine , Regent, 65, Pheapside. and se,•Park-street ; Tutt, Royal EifCbange; and by most principal Perfumers and Mee dicine Venders. tot Proved by oath before We Lord Mayor, that Prince's Russia 011 is the origimiCand so9aly. gtI3IIIIW Tin the uniXerse, although some of the ingredients are the produce of. Ritssie ; hut the principal aromatic ingredients are :the !produce of Great Britain even if they want the 'genuine Russia' Oil in RUssia, or In any other country in the would, they must scud to Prince, Dentist, London, for it; therefore if any Perfumer, MediCineliender, llairAresser, or any one rtes in Crest Bri tain, Russia, France, Geentany, the Ease atid•West•lndies, or airy other Countries, sell Russia' Oil that is not MMus's, •it is heels publiclythey are i m p o sturs, as they sell coon terlititi to their ciistont ers. Caution.e-e'rhe high reputation of - Prince's •Russia Oil Olive all other articles foe the hes indeced insidious 'persons to impose oh the Pliblic•base coursterieits, and to:de ceive the Public - , the itiniostore liars . an Eagle; also fieti dells Russian nuMe print ed on the wruppers of their bottles; they silo call their coOnterfeite the original, and pretend they get it -from Russia; but the iinpostors, finding no re spectable Vender will sell their counterfeits, leave it • with ilitir-dtesiers, it,:e.• and allow them a great discount to sell it, 34 *litre are Many who do not _ cu r e what they sell, if they eitit,get.more byit I although thereare respectable flair dresseri who will not sell any but Prince's genui ne Russia Oil: The're . ate many Llidies and Gentlemen in 'town 'and Country, who have complained of using Russia Oil without• benefit, on! accounkof ininesteps -wino Sold . iii9ll counter . ; felts, and persuaded them it %v as t h e ge nuine; 'therefore pur chasers will be.fiattictilarlonkk•for Prinee"i Russia Oil, and . obsetve a Prinks". is ~ou.,the cover and. on the seal, and a British Government Sidnip over the curk of each bottle, . without it,is ootgentiine. Calitaini, and -Private ratalies; having orders to send Russia Oil abroad,- will he particular fisheye Prince's Genuine Russia there ale wholesale Perfumers the City Who have taken in Merchants and Capteins,!:ssift; Old' them *eaunterfeit Russia Oil,. and per- , i, suede them their Coutiterleits are the Genuine. • Several Mers•bVf4CY4l4l.tafe beenjeken in with the Counterfeit, sent thrnl abroad, and had Hirer returned t Proprietor has been infhtitianltiat inilrnsself,,/ttnt ordain, Hatfilturghi wctl as'insatarr pails of -thee~, 4)outinant,- there is a great deal of connterfeit , Bawl& Oil sent over by impostors from this ! country; hilt there ore matiy`tadiee and Gentlemen who will use no other tliasi Mineetillits'sit 'Oil, 'aslitity know, that is qhe oelesGentlitte..•• . • Peinte's Itttssia 9il is!so„preparetLf,selo keep in all clittlates —the older the' better. :'. • Meeehtinteanteartalris #llll ftteltie'llberal allowao6e for exportation: -..--- _. _......... ...i, lt, „„ , t ii, . . 4 , .' 'ft4•'14.',1911x4,. •..,, , , ~ / t!I irs i) ,, i ~ r...'s ....... .....--. -- -n . - - - *''' ' , i ... -.- :,'..,,, s ) , dc-t . x , 1, ....' , la • N *o ,a ' ' .;a : 04 .: . . ~., •,...., f , 1: I , -•-• --, -----,,,'::: .: ..• .e —72 -, TV As ) ~--•- . . '.- ' - .-1-.. • ... ..- ' . 7..... „..,.. (~,, ii .4.... ..._, .. ;., •,,, . , ~, . f, - -.,---- -... 1 ......„..,........_ 0i..,' it..ii().), 7 0 : . 1. ; E' 1:: ! ri,,,,,•:, 4 , . -,0,.„ ~ t . —, 1 0.F .- "'' ' 52 :74 - I,e' ••' '''.. ' 4: ',,, i ~,, . ' 1, 1.1.•.. , • . '" ' i J . , f.: 1 ..- o, •' .•1- , . • 1 { 1 • M A ' •• ' . tii il l l '. ' . ... ' v •'' ' , ,"" ; . , : ' - ~ -;.. • ;'•• • 1 : EPRIC P, SEVrNMINCE." ' THURSDAY, APRIL. 17, 181. i. FINSBURY, COtOlt . ..,-W0R.A.,..S i near Fiushury.:squart, • . C4o4 , o4ll l efigit or Vie fate 'city Dicmery.) • RIST4IIEATAL HOIPE-find CULL Ill ' PzinTAMitc":PAINT, COAL TAit BLACK and 9O B WN, 'for Fences', & c . NVlMlesale;""Tatitil, arid for Es . portation. - ‘i LING4ItD: and - IitIGIIF.S respectftilll acquaint th# No hility, tientir; r :Merchants,, Trarkts„ and, the l'u idle, lit fen e- I al', titoyin4: W i i t ri l ititto with. 'Op.molotit Mouse : s t l t o, the- Clieap fraliPthetratle . nod Anti-sort*iks i l'ivi9t,;, Go al 4E i for "rvittiLs,' .. tti irtat . re'rm.*', Hotio!A 0 ClY l oo.k.MfiteitirgiVP'Nflr. , ' ' Rosin; 'Alutn,&l.&e:: 'f f 1ii,5044 . 9,1,:' Timien me, it . fivivei-y articlit'uteti l ;TO : P:rin'fing, .Thsteinper s &c.,!dry. or 'itnaed for use ; 'tliCtqfple,lieini; mminenntored on the.pccmistmei,stan,he warr*nfidOttnne.—White Lead 'froinlMis.'.`to 563:"per ewt.4 Nottingimig.Atto_Os.;• Invisible Green Lead. Slate. Stone s : Yellow, Chocolate, &c. 501..; Red 40t. ; _Brown 365.; and theap In' pecipatiloit !Per lb: • l'iepare'd qdriiiiir"oir for' the': abort! ss. tid: perellun.. -Refined Coal 'Far Mack and ttrowo its. per cart. t. ; conituZni ditto - 181: Siniftn„Oil; ota vayline ' quality , for drdwititc-routio;,. conintrat oil;` fot , 4tables; ate. • N. B. Entrance to the wdrollopse, accosecood door up the gate,vily,,wAli a commodious yard for carriages to turn; where samples and sliecitnetis of the . Coluurs are exhibited* for ladies.ttad . gentlemenonerchants, &c.. to abuse. . Lingard an.l fitighes can she! a, specimen of a . - superior and elegant bright Greyn, for iiranthis, gitrtlen Chairs ' Site. that the hottest sup caohot . fide; well calculated for theEn:t 1'440 •,Weot- intlies, and particularly . :recommended to the NoGilitraid sentry, fur town and country triatisions, gar ' dens, :&c. &c. , . . - IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF Lor,Ds, WEDiSU:SDAY, APO! L_l6. 4. ••• - The House diet, on the expiration . of Ate Easter Recess, this day. The Lunn CHANCELLOR . 1901( his seat on th.f 11 ( 0(;1ek nhuut tour o'clock, and prayers were read by the Bishop of LANDAFF. byott's Divorce Amending Bill was read a se,. ! coed tinte. Some .pipers Were 'presented at, the 130 . 11.4 ft the..liish: Court of Exchequer, "r;flatiye,.l4. tli . pending cause of " Redingtou , v.~ Bedington,l4 • The Earl of LitubvanaLe move!' for the pro-, auction of a variety Of Document: relative to the • Financial: Sta,tg. of the Country, •as ttte amount of the Rn!td4d4ntlyufunded Debt, the 'Anwint Of the Public Revenue, at certain periods, 'Ste; "which werOirdered' accordingly. IWOISTRATION OF SLAVES. RIPMATHURST, in pursuance.of what stated a'shgrt time previous to the Recess, pre,: sented Copi 5)1 . the iitts and other of the Co!...nial Legislatures : in Janytica...itd. Others of the -British West India Islards, respect:-. Jog the Itegittration of -Slaves therein, v..ltith• were orderetLio be. printed, LOW SIDDICitIfirS GETTER. Earl GasY t tnoved, that a . Copy' of Lord, slit- , mouth's Lettorto the LOrditiientenarits of Conn- . ties, relative to the .Circulation of -Seditious 'Pamphlets, be laid . on the table. that he un ders!ood there,-w.as . ,lui objection..' thought, however. Abut :in order. to have . lull infortnaticiti on tti.e Intbjeet, their Lordships ought to live be foie them the. case submitted to the Law of.,the CrOwn, and the apiniOu givin upon it, re terred to in that letter. —.Whore SVUS sonic doubt, llgevso'e'r t as to t he' prepttlerriW.the - production of theie tot anaiiirv4st.: , "'f itt: , 'letter -and • opi.; iiitm referred to, he' considerftet:tas - very extraor - dinary, and wellides'iriinWthriaddiAbills' notice., 'flue letter ordered-to be l.rauhiced. `Earl Oncy then moved tor ! ,an. Acco - unt.of the nett amount of the Consolitlated..kund. in April, .Isls, It,. 17.-Ordered. . • , • PUBLIC BUSlnig. . The Bart Or Datrutit.wfilted to • w a what hour it was to .b 'outlet-et Odd .tan.tpublic - ; 141 sl es fl was t,o eqmmence.,. 4:Noble friend, of !ad himself, •pr `sleviouo the Recess, Iruti eotne'dOtirt, on the day of adjournment. , at. five :o'crbeit,' but found that the adjournmehthad then actually taken plain. 'they had beOrt! anxious to say a tew wordy on that subject; but had been thus pre , vented. 'the question,. however, was one of great public itrportance. ParliiinetiOntd been nearly three'Months assembleil; and had , been employed in little else than• in sanctioning measures pf %Try cons iderable coereton.., The 41609rnment for a fortnight was , niVfler Th ese circumstanter,'a mat :tee - Of no slight , imiriortance. Irwas.itigh time no wAr, of,tneasttres.of cunciliatinil and, be hoped that a Noble V4url, not now in his, place, but who, though he Was abs6nt for very kiirar'eu-' sons, would, ut the'earlieat 'posSikele opportunity, bring the Catholic Claims under their,Lordshipt.!, consideration.. Some ,intimation' hint been given at the close , of the last Sesion that' the subject 'of he - s e claims would be brought forOlattl at au early period this session, that-measures of concilia tion could not be hrought top soon under cousi, deration.—Heconcluded by again asking, at ‘l:liat hour it was to be anderitood t h us: public Giisiieas was to commence ? : • The Earl of LOMPOC refried, that the only rule on the subject was a,general understanding ; and he. Lid nP,4 l kifC.O O P to, its Leing understood, that the public 'business was to eOtnntence at five o'clock. Lord Iloi.LAtin Observed,. that the adjuntoment had . bein mined 13eferi that hour. , . The" tarrreadliNg of the Irish Arms Bill was poigionethill"Mtmday: The Earl of-bivßltTont.'obserVed, that the Irish Laws' Exeension. Bilf*as a twist important one, but he had Ito-objection that the third reading of that too should be postponed till Monday. Lord lloLuatitx said, that he did not wish to have it postponediheettuse he thought itAproper and necessary Bill.. The.Eart,of•MRNI.WY knew the present state of j r cland to be such., that the Ilillswas a most importtutt and necessary, measure, and he did not 'wish that the third reading,should he postponed. The Bill was then read a thirtLtime and passed., and the iivuSe adjournetkintil Monday next. „ - . ••, • Accounts has been recpivd.from to the middle of October including Calcutta eailers to the 11^t 1i .. politics of nc ore ' ilokx‘n's •• • • • • 4 • . :01, arc uncleritood to be ia:a disti - acted it.ate.— • .. • . • • •• `NEER KHAN, hiS tieneral, pt,m)d.ers clAbstroys • ' • • . `'.4 • , q• • • v et the towns and villa , ges, ai4(ltilp Minilert of the • . • • t wo, , RAJAH. cppplajit of bis ;KUtltiulie cilit • • • .• •,• ; • CALCU ' r TA, OCT. 10--The. Delhi Uktiblfis conic down to the lath ult. and inform Us that the sen4on, whiQtx,ltad ,Orottire est .. ,so, onich sickness inptirlaSt E ye:tirs`alittinitifes in ttii,:twliiiii‘ilt l lisil4.loo4ihne(liees, tiNit the capital given rite iu an epideinitit4lol '440 valent,that ill *fit.. fougmlitan,seitionaV di tiK}:t • 'Meet. , ,r; not t 0 titetx I,Olgo:irt.i lOW i i! nt" • .Indoostint ; astiyoirkrvistfol-asod4by.tlitkAnZt,4944oerstlliat the 'fall , > f t rain ‘tikiimetim c . c.s% • twos . , ,I , l .tiie • Ministilrs. of Knikar from nventnug httlrbar: Allkrg lio net , § fforn` . .ttlat There isliolt itg , Irnlisidatoyy . (ram J y pore nothissiOlsoz Aiatrmition; itt ,4b it ,404414. I;iin A tsels ; rind'povrtit.ll d94 4 4iun. in -his &opinions. ; aVisarp, which may be tersited :tie Orifiasitiini, i•s It ftinsettied :ante of the ltnina , s' politics in the toil.cwing exttostntotitns :wit the Minna ry yew' fir 6.; t Iniant..,:ttre.aftl ,, N4 masters of the attain of-tho,State;.th,r , is, bowl:vet no it*- •horation of its condition. 'Meer khan pl . :11144o: and &Ai ELyys its towns and ; t you negociatt"witb the ' ninit day *it:, °Sint/hero.. is • no steadiness '..or s :rmet.L.ittiveiple in Tolivoinniiiii •iii.•••p! Meanwhile the-whalq.cuitutry mu' Tbtf denied their being to blame, and sai4 it was iat poi;:tilv 14,13 thli.Rojith steady:lll'mq hoc 'of orwratit,:t. 'ltajaft nair•seitedl4.o.insLandt She. tlacrio.. The ile t ‘cip. dents of 4 1 10 have. forcibly entered Stioruj, .4 trictrict I:.hatt Kliousha.l Gur,•aild:laikii.ikge 4.p sonic . nyighboiiili,,,i.forts,--. 4leer etwivitin fosiihly lerYing'contribiti w its, down do later •-lboil the .'Silt '4'," :Mt), • • the.escalie of.tilialt Stook: fruits "111.• Sikh territories. it:inject hall, however, obt.,in I td-o jewen.,"raltied at -half .IC I.acit r it 111,Cl" " the prtiperty of titat, Prince. The papewassert ; sail ring severely front a disease, tram which We 'should that he would have been securer!, its hell by the rWe" maturity year,' ipt;hy 4110 , high . elevation Of•ilis,.strit ion; Its torments have seemingly not sweytent4:his 041u:salmi t .; . 444' we aro tolirt hat at tint imt if:cation it nit angry winunii he had confiscated the properti•of his Dvewoti, ~icr'Ult•in confinement. • • , . ••.... MANCIIESTER. CONSPIRATORS:', •-..w1r~~-~ Yesterday tWo.of•the 'Manchester Police Offieeri , • 'errivedin LondPri . , by 06'1)141, with ITinaii of.thit 'name of Bradbury:* who resided in a, plAre 'OO6M-road, at Manchester, where be was ~ 4ientlett, lit is charged, with p6litical offences. Ott; 'their arrival', they Tep!iired to the Public Offie ili Bow-Street, where 'Bradbury war -confined:rill near two oichick, 4vikri he .was •eonveyed• to lbw' • Office for tlic• FlCone.Department, an examination before.the SacarTAltrY .of CONANT, &c., tIIIICII CO,lltiii itcd; 4111 sit a o!.Cloek, . - 1110tat . orderfo, to ,be„ At the 'close of the examinatiork.of 1.1,1,e,„n1 i k irrr . p, l / 4 5 1 ,„, prisoners on Toesilay,aft.ernoon,„iit the st.elii,ry, .•• 0E Stiftell' Office., it .was bert Kyding and Edward Pc7ip !? r,;:tris,.),kelv;l of t ?. small inn ,aliont airtot Wochister, where • %Weil to bb he ld proof these (5:111'1* fltiy' the:trati , acrionsC' t House of CorrectiOn on tte*Vd4ftifght,', 4 ii's a nititt ter Of accoinmodat ion, fur th e ir Ihttgin4 anti • whit!h tbeyere per tertli? . s'atiefied, IVlv'eard is lame, frOm being t iflireted with - t)ye t. which*lte is"nitith since 441411entent: in that prison. These are two out of the eight trieri wilowerebrooglit ,tol e ondon, Oft the 31)st day of .:A2ntcli, ha% trig been apprrhenired. L iy tliF previmni to the reported and conflagration of the twyn on ,spilOzty the 310 t. or rl-I tli!y were ,removed, front the House Of Correction on their uto:. tA,Vativ • chester, at the expence of (toyer ni,lici“. 7ll oule, of the others are to beremOved to -.country prisons, for the purpose (it hei; g kepi seporM4, wikicil !Ito. been the case from their firstappreliension ; ;1 : 1 ,1 even when they - met in the same room,, at the time of thei.r•examinai ion", the Police Office rs pike vented any illiprvper conversations pr cations, T H f 4. A It.T.S.‘ great pleasure that, wettidodunce td the public:, front the Roman nt the 2811, of Decentber hat, the tollowitiwittlance of libera lity, in the generous' anti civet table disposition which the celebrated ctillitor CANOVA has . 11111.(16 Of the pension of, three thousand Itoman crowns which the PONt 'had annexed to his citle Pf Mar quis nt' Ischia Crowns rter.antuktrt• 1. Permanent Gift tfl the rchwological Academy of Itomo; tioAahle'thein so coot iit . .lo to il;ttst6tte,'•at their itie ytingq, the mmtmoents tlf uttli.ottity l _to stiOes in sacatt'ititil prolitintliistbN;"attallupliire ittiete“i chrotioluiry .. •. • . • • • $• • • • Gqo. e. 'third 'ye,tr three prizei",:vi 120 crimp: .. , ach, for artihl6" either of .Ittunecor of tilt 01140 Stales, in th 9 first three Atisei qf painting, and ; • ' 3ooi t. A peasion,of Q 0 crowns a moiltll, for three years, to those who shitl'Ohafet , ealtied.ilic AGOOlz:nilresa. • ' 72o‘• 4, To tke'headents of St..Luiim; lot the purchase, or books on art';itid tict . t i tatiltiest_Ne.••,• . •,•• 4., Aid.to ti•e•Avitiretug' 1.4111 tr lAncti, ten crowns a month • • *** '6, For the succour of ap.3l indigent artists; fon- 1)00 dentin ii.otho $ * ' ~, „ •' • " • • The. - iurplue ac to in' the .tn'ti yeiirs,r.whon the prizes niVntioneti o;article 2 ill(j s I llisposableilVr what ma. not dist rihtn cii, ornmymous pri4s; itie"cont lfor which are . atimittecl, not. dnly-thfrkiitjats of lip line •antirof the . rapal States, but thOile.tll:tVery °V i tro nation' whnisocrer,,resident in "Whit. Five .),Tofitilors,' ineiribers of the Acadeiok St,•l, t ilci,,, farm at ipcul#ilepnration for giYing lull -aui impartial ea cct 10 AhA.foregniris 4lispoOtiont,. •