The Sun. — London, England, 1817-12-25 00:00:00

i ~~ ~t~ \~ ~I / Ib 14..7! 07 5 kJ; . Ajovijg./4 i 79, • I t AZA \/' *//, ' c', t - 6 4 ' • , '( k11 ali , 5 va 177-4,157T _ EPitiCrz , SEArtNPENCE; NUMBER 7P96.1 THURSDAY. DECEMBER 25, 1817. lIREAD-STREEr - WARD. ' • T WARDMOTE .:1)(1{i at gORDWAIN . ERS3j HALL. on MONDAY, Dec. 22,1817, and con /itmed hr Adjournment on - the I: id and e‘to, before the Right \Vorshißul JOHN A4NSLEY, Esq. Alderman.of. this Ward, 'Si' I hi' choice.of r Ward Officers fiir the year ensuing, • it was Rvsolred unanimmislv , That the ESPECIAL THANKS of this Wardrnote be pre lentod to the Right Worshipful JOHN ANSLEY, Esq. Alder khan of, this Ward, for the ability and integrity displayed by hini in theyerformance of the arditoos and important .duties 4 . a Magistrate of this grcat•City, for his uniform and un- Wearied attention to the interests of this Ward in general, just" qf ,its.,lnth ; itants in particular, for. his Toliteness and urbanite a t a n and for his upright avid unpartial can thaet it:011101o. proso•nt Election. • That the h ae goilig: Resolution be inserted in Tlivec of the Amnitig - ;'rod Thrce of the Evening. Papers, and signed by the Ward Cleih. .103 N .mILLART),. Clerk of the said \Vardmote. AS USUAL! (.711.N TURDNY finished D rs , u.b;:ot !Mai) 110 , i - 1 . 5 . . - cits stood pre-eminent for the Sale of great Capitals. having, on that Day, sold Two More Twenty 'Thousands, making „ THREE "PRIZES of 20,0001. ru the Lottery just ended, iiesides• sevet at other Capitals, ex ck'ditift. it , Number and Amount those sold by any other Of ke-Keeper.—Th, Numbers sand Particulars areas follow:- 2',241..20,000 Poonds in r 9 Shares 3.6.44.."20,000-Pounds in 12 Shares • 4,h49.420,000 founds in 12 Shares 3,903.. 1,000 'Pon nds in 6 'Shares • .- 190. •• . ' s( a ) Guincas.,: in 12 Shares 4,720.... .P.OO Guineas.. in 3 Shares 3,645. „ 201 in 12 Shares . 200' Pounds hi a Whole Ticket 3,092.... 200 Pounds in ;1 Shares: Thela,oool. Prizes were sold- tuni regb.Jered as - under to - Corolla), Sixteenth to - Hereford. quarter to - Norwich, Sixteenth to - Lincoin's-[nn ,git,» ter - Derby, , ICite.th to' • - Gloucester, Sixteenth to Newcastle-on t• `•ixeenth to - Aberdeen,- Tyne, 1 / 4 1 XleV1101 to - Bath, Sixteenth to - Newcastle, cent to - . licrwickt . Staffordshire, °txteeni It to - Bristol, Sixteenth to - Newgat e• St. ti• ;,ttoreent to - Britton, Sixteenth - to Norwich, i; to - Camberwell, Sixteenth to - Nix» , enth to - CheiterGeld,' Sixteenth to Oxford-St. % x t, en t nto - (I.:11)1unit, Sixteenth to Penzance,. kxleeiv.lt to ' I Sixteenth to - Thetford, "lixteeuth to - Derby,. . Sixtet nth to - `Val brook, Sixteenths to Edinburgh, , Sixteenth to - Wincanton, , :ixt,., l4 th .GlasLttivr, • 1 Sixteenth.to - York. • • The. other Shares of the 20,0001. , Prize: not being registered ate opposed to he so:d to Peicotis residing in London. The. totupate , Floltlets may • receive_ their Money on demand at rish ° . or St, Cliaring.:Cross• and Shares fora New. Lottery will be on Sale ....11l a few Lays. ► IIOITSE, BERKS.. • • s s ,, • 44 he LET FS ' E with t o Possession, for ' • such a 'eras niay be agreed 'upon, A/TIM:4IJANI , It: ~ i'itate at a Am, 41i distance fri•ns the Turnpike Road from I,ondot;to tails, helm.; iirit min , fronts the hornet, and s(i-frill, Ai, Ilttur, 0...05i1,.es trnsts the Tow,) of is. four ttoach houses Stith]; 4 2: lrrl7 I.isrses, a ri d i s :• 4 l ies , , ~ t•-ischenl, kitchen' and flower s4arilfnos. phosta; in:, s, s hr h blierie, 4tssl Inds e ai•ovit ri acres ; and also tilt , wiv ' l ,clrt o f f7O acres of Meadow and l'asture Land an,lja::l-. insz, a Facia !rouse and '..ssiitiongs ; toe whole will be Al Pont Rates :nil together with the thel•ssire the. 0,41 Airs r Kessiot , and Kennet Canal.. ittol the privi r.,;1.. of •tip:irtitiO: over 111sta acres of land at,.. es o f. Pions':J.4lll(ls) in Mi. i .;:sann. .The ilansion House and nave lately b,.1 . !1 sot in complete res:air ; Bi.tiasni,ron'sai 70 be '24 : Li:ss•arv, 2 , 1 by 74; Dining, ita t nn, 20 be PU: I)rawing Room. , 17 hy 42.; Anti Room, 10 15y.70; seven large I,, nd chamb..u•s" awl four constenient dress ' ins; roops a t ij,:nissiisz, eleven lar4e !mutters in the attic intory, large kitchen an-,1 housekeepers' roisoi, butlers' pantry, hull, •t ry: au& r.oinu.y wl.l e !rer cellars. The "louse Mal be viewed on applying. to Mrs. Midge, at e Cottade'; fOr fttrther-: Particulars; arid to treat • •for the lettits2:, apply to Mr. 11,:bert Fogg,: Warwick-street, Golden- L 01341011 sr to nessrs. Budd' and, Grays, Attornies, Nmintryy, Cif by I.•tier vost,paid).—o Farm. adjoining, cum taitsisw ;•hoist . 120 acres of: Mccellent Arahle Land, may be lretd .witls this iMansionlionse, at the option of the Tenants. IMPEIIIAL TWINE Sins,Tuva CLO'!'H, 1W HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL LE PIERS PATENT. fNe contenant pas de lin, mais en poss4dent les 4gremens.) / DrEfi(_.ll ; ',lNTS. and Families are tewecttqliy • inforrr ed the above Cloth, superior to every other of Shirt n' , Cloth, and peculiarly tiestable for its dnra rAlity and ecr - :4%y, and its conduciveness :to the. he.ilth of rile weai.er-teintion!. naturally f prevent the ill effects a, sing" from stadeq transitions front :Meat to Cold,, alter richs,g or , lher exercise, and from extreme Heat in Warm Climates, by 11 , feventing the-too sudden stopplmr, , , of the pores, aeni per tAitting tilt! fine (41.1m1c2, crape: - ming to pass freely and with tut: oliStruction, whilst it'repels flit baneful effects of a damp Stunosvhere, is sold, duly stamped, by the Patentee only, at ro.. Warehouse, No. 16, ,CHEAPSIDE, and at no - other tlonse. ni Cases - for Exportation,' and by the single Piece of to 52 wards each, front 2s. to ss. ed. per yard ; • The wide leidtbs for Shirting contain . front two to four pair each; and tsr tVinter wcari'fOr Travelling, and for Cold Ciimates,Abey po9iess a great advantage in pleasant Ness to wear, as well as. iire.conthnk Orders from Abroad (inclosiog remittance) and from the Cnintry, R110111(1 be sent expressly as abov'e, to prevent mis tal;e, :several instances having been known to occur where in ferior Articles have been substituted. FRAUD PREVENTED. TO tounteract the many-tu tempts 'that are daily , made to imimse on the unwary a Spurious Composition instead of the GENUINE BLU2KING prepared 'by DAY and MAUTIN, they hare. adopted a new Label, in which their higriature and Address 97; iiiab is so conspicuously.plactd in the centre of the,Label, that they trust. an, attention to this, and the differeke of the Tylw, whielP is!rt like all Letter-press, will enable Purchasers it once to detect the Imposition. The REAL JAPAN BLACKING made. and sold whole sale by DAY and NI 97:High Holborn; and re tailed the, principal Grocers, Druggists, Boolisellers, Iron , Wong, rs, Perfunulri, Boo;-mahers, &e. in the United King ! ' 4u.tn , „in 'Bottles at tid • and is. Gds, each. . . „_. CURZO Xr THE. MEDWAL BOARD. , IN ceitisciiiiiice! of the extensive practice of • ih6 'Medical Board, at Cbartotte'-lionse, Blackfriars r ip l d, Drs. t'OQPEB, AIUNROE, and : CO: • hare, for thw accommadation of patients re,idiog at the IVAt end of the i, s i a loisb c d • n o,,iker ;.lecinial- Board in Woodstock istrcci, Oxfortl-sirec:t, a few doors from Bon.!-streiA, where a Physician Soot 7,leinhers of theAttiyal. College ot. I,oticlon„of .t hint y years e•;peience, constantly reside. That thouSarobs 'l:are: hero restored \ to • perfect- health by-their talents.-1 iii.lispotahl.e, utter Hospitals had failed, z w ,,,, y o f ' N\ im,}l hud • been ureat sti!lercrs from beifig iiripro- Verly trcittva by persons , ignoranr of the profession. Ertip tiiins on the head, face, and body, ulcerated lii oat, swel liwrs in the. neck, nodes on the shin bones, cancers, stric tures, fistulas, pains in the hit and limbs, and, net Vous CSI ilit4, are the consccinence cf ill-curedcolitagion, and sitnpiiiiits'fre‘iitently.appca'r years'after, and de.stroy . Llnuestic • ; , • • „ IM,unroe, and Co. arc cOnsitlfed daily at hot 11.110 n ases, Jet; ‘7.5 fronstheciincitry, stating particu ' bars, whet. utecli . eineand the bust advice will be sent to all phrts of the 3.;11 , 4ti0ui. , are side , ctoors at each honer, and private rooms for fonitc- s. • Advice' gratis on Tnestlay, iind Sunday laior uings, until twelve u'elot.4i. PUBLICAFIONS. BOOKS OF TRAVELS,' Lately published by LONGMAN, HURST, REES, ORME, and BROWN, Pate'rnoster-Row. MEMO/RS-on EUROPEAN and ASIATIC TURKEY, from the Manuscript Journals of Modern Travellers in those Countries. Edited by Robert Walpole, A.M. In 1 vol. 4to. 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COACHES, &e. set out from the Saracen's Head Ina, Snow Hill The UMPIRE, a New LIVERPOOL Light Coach, enlY one 'Night on the Road, carrying Four Insides and Four Oatsides, sets.out every Day. at Oar o'clock; arrives at Liverpool next Afternoon at Six o'clock, . through Duastable, W.Obtirn, Latlihnry, Northampton, ‘Velford, Lutterworth,•Hinekley, Atherstone, Lichfield, Stone, Rugely, Newcastle, Kuutsford, Warrington and Present.. SOUTRANIVfON, L y mington, Winchester; and BuSing stoke New Four Inside Coach at half-past Seven o'clock in the. Morning, arrives at the Dolphin Inn, Southampton, ~.by Five o'clock.—This is a most delightful *Conveyance to the Isle of Wight, Jersey, Guernsey, St. Malues,Havre de Grace, Cherhurgh' SHREWSBURY, Wellington, and ShifFnal, Post-Coach every Evening, at Five o'clock.—Gnicded. WEYMOUTH,Dorchester' Blandford, Salisbury, Andover, and Basingstoke, new Post Coach, -, every Afternoon. The Weymouth Packets to Guernsey, Jersey, Cherburg, St. Ma , EXETER, Plythuuth, Weyritouth; Third - tester, 'Falmouth, Dartmouth*and Salisbury, .New Post Coach, 'every Moraing, at Seven o'clock, through Honiton; Axminster, Bridaort, Blandford ; Basingstoke, and Bagshot. BOSTON, Spalding . ' Petet borough, Stilton, and thinting don, Royal Mail Coach, sets out . every Evening to 'Spilsby, Leath, Grimsby, and Hull. BATHantifiltiSlOL 1-leing . Post,-Cpaeltes, tilt-5114;h Chi?,. ' penham, Caine ' and Marlborough, every Afteruosu arrive at Mr.• May's, the Gkeyhound Inn, Bath, alai the London- Tavern, Thotnas-street, aad the Swann, Bristol, next Morn ing.-Coaches to. Wells, Bridgewater, Tatintou, Exeter, Ply mouth, - LEEDS new tight Coach, called The Reckinghant, sets out every Morning, at Eight o'Cloek ; carries Four Insides, only, and goes remarkably easy, with a Guard throughout. Passes through'Stamford, Newark, Reffin d„. Doncaster, and Ferry , bridge, to the Gulden Lecanext ino'rning. Not withstanding the uncommon Expedition of thip Coach, it is allowed to he the most a'gtee . atie and coMplete Public Curt- veyance on the Mirth Road, being unequalled in AccommiAla r - Aiou by any other. • GLASGOW,' Longtaivh„ Gretna-green, Annan,.. Dumfries,. Broachill, Thornhill, Sampthar-Rile, Ca naiacii, and all Parts of Scotland, a Post coach . • . • NOR Scarborough,: \Olt by, Shields, Suaiterland, New castle, and -Edinburgh, New Fen r Inside ',:each, with, a Guard throughout; sets out .every MOrning by w.ty of Newark, I;.et, ford, Tadeasier, Darlington, Northallertoa, MOfr: eeth, and ,llerwick.. Passengers finding theitisoires fatizu'ed l'rom - the length of the journey, may re'st what 'tirie they please, and t hen. art:eve:l on`ivitihnit any additional hare., MARLBOROUGH, Swindon, Itatnshery, Hungertinal, and Newbury Post Coach, at Svren, Morning. . ' • BRIDGENOWITI I and Walsal New Post Coach,- -every Evening , . CARLISLE; Penrith, .and WIW ehaven, -Four Inside Post-, Coach, and a Ghat aTh the way,. passes through . BrOtigh,' Appleby, Greatahrifige, Richmond, Catterick, lioroughbri4e,- Wetherby, Ahertnrd, po u ,c 4 stey, and Grantham,. Sets ,out every Meriting, and performs the journey with the greatest, facility. Passengers detained on the Road ,by business 'or pleasure, have tile peculiar advantage of their Seats being se cured in the next. Coach. KENDAL, Lancaster,'Preston, Kirby4.onsdale, Bolton, Chorley, Ot tuskirl , , and Garstang Post-Coaches, Cvery.After noOn, at Five o'clock.-44uarded. LIVERPOOL, Aarrington,.Knutsford, Stone, and Litch ,Post Coach., 'called .The-Regulator, every Eveaing at Five - o'clock, to the'Saracen's Head . Ina, Dale -statet,, Liver pooloGuarded throughout. s WAKEFIELD Post-Coach: every Morning, at Half-past SiXO'clock.. 'CHESTER, Newport, Whitemirch, Tarporley, Nantwicb, Northwich, and Middlewieh Post-Coach, every Eveniug, at Five o'clock. • SUNDERLAND, Stockten, and Yam,' - new Coach every Nlorning, to the George Inn, Sanderlatid. • • MAIa:CHESTER, Winslow, Congleten;',NeWeastle,-Walsal and IVolverhanipton, Post-Coach, everrAfterneon, Guarded. SHEFFIELD and Rotherham Post-Coach, called the Ruck - ngbam, every Morin ng. • BIRMINGHAM Post Coach, with a Guard, sets-ont every Afternoon, and reaches Birmingham next day at Noon. Passes by Oxford, Euston and Shipstone, to the Saracea's Head, Bull-street, Birmingham. HULL, INorthcave, Howden, Thorn, and Doncaster, Post- Coach, every Morning at half-past Si*, to the Cross, Keys,. Market-place, Hull. - DOVER, Deal, Margate, Sandwich, Ra msgate, Cant erhurr, Fevershatn, (Thathant, , Rochester, and Stroud, New. Port Coaches, Morning, Noon, and Night. HERTFORD, Ware, Hoidesdon, and Cheshunt Coach, every Mimling• TOWENHAM and ,Edmontoh Coach (daily),-at Half-past TWo; Five, and Eight o'clock. . R. CLAY's Original Waggons Anti.. Coaches, to Newbury, • Swindon, Aldbourn, Woutton-llasSet, Lambourn; . H unger herd, Chilton,- Reading, and all Places adjacent, daily, ' WAGGONS.. To HEMEL HEMPSTEAD, Watford and Statunore,Three Times a Week. • DISS; Beteles, Ilungay, Bury, and all- Parts of Suffolk, every. Mondhya • CIRENCESTER, Abingdon,, Henley, Bristol, aad . Glen, tester, . Three Times aWeek. SOUTHAMPTON, Winchester, Ramsey, L,adhurst, mington, Christchurch, Ringwood; Fordingliridge, Vitiation), Poole,. Isle of _Wight, Jersey, atol t;pernsey, Waggons (Daily). SUNBURY, HaMpton, and Twickenham, Twicea'Weeh,' GREENWICH and 'Woolwich, every Day. • TOTTENHAM and Edmonton, evety-Day. • • B. W. MOUNTAIN. and Co. respectfully acquaint 'their. Friends and' timPOlic, thatAhq s will net be accountable for, any - Parcel's. PasseugefS - Luggage, Wiititigs, Plate, &c. - Of more than Five Pounds Valtie,..if stolen, lost, pr. damaged; gun ;entere&as,socb, and the Insurance Ranifor at•ttte Bataecti'diciiii L,cm9llnt. ,Tp Mr. EDITOR,—I obsdrye, and 1 wish you to record, for public retnembran c ce, that the people of Berks, and of Reading particularly (that is, the factious minority of those places, as rightly ex plained in your Paper), have been the only per sons in the empire who have had the baseness to attempt to mix insult with• pretended conaidence; and to aim a dagger at the feelings of a Father, while they affected to symi,ithisc in his most me lancholy loss,' I bulieve I am correct as to the fact,• that these, are the only people who have done so ; it tot, / beg to be set right. Persons who have achieved so disfiuguisimf- aar h6tt,7ur ought not to be depriveriof the celebrity attached to it ; • and therefore, when 1 beg yoo to record it, 1- wish nisei that it cosnillbe, ltn,critied in ada mantine characters, where all the world night read it. ,IJappy is the country which contains but a few persons - so very depraVirdl:unless'we.should 'rather 's,ay, shame to the country that irlts . any such 1. CIVIS. Tl-LE KIN. G. EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM WINDSOR, DE.C. 23? Her Maiesty remained at Alp , Castle during 'he whole of this day. In the course of the morn jog, the QUEEN visited the liiNG in his snite of apartments.- We cannot :hot' teel ''gt%i'ified . in, stating, that our inquiries respecting!t , e Itrt ut staCe of the ,health of our rentrahle : 1 / 2 -ionArch, have been flatteringja the extreme; and ho ,- ver trilling the anecdote may he conceived in thy de tail, ,which we now relate, yet there is a pe,:nliar, pleasure in givingpublicity to a circoms, mice that will relieve the feelings of many who are deeply concerned id the afflictions of onr Sovereign. " A few days ago, the KING expressed a wish 'to have a chair made of a peculiar sha ,e, front cis idea of feeling mote ease when sitting. I‘ll. 13 - ANTixG, the upholsterer, was "directed to make a model agreeable to the instructions of the Mo narch. The model was produced mid ex - plained to his MAJEsTY, who gave his approval, and the chair was - ,made: Last week this piece of furni ture Was :sent to \Vindsor, placed in his MAJI3 apartments, and the KING eicill'essed'hiln.. self highly 'pleaso with its construtiOn, from the ease and comfort he experienced. ' I have been told that the KING observed tbq `absence of his family, and every morning he would make mosvanxious inquiries, repeat expressing his lefts of their - death. It was for the purpose of yelleving his mind that the QUEEN' visited him this morning. It is said that the unexpected apprisal of- the GloEgN's-presence has been accompanied with much impt.ovement in trahgoillitiug the Krico cyIy'E.LEcTIONS; 4.--The.follo . witig is . the state of the polls at. the • final close yestrcii,q Those marked thus* are new Candidates. ', • . ~ F,...111).L1NG.P0N WITHOUT., , . , Mr.lloliertWaithmaii.... 560. 4 Mr 7 lleckwith - 445 • R. Herrin*, Esc': Deputy ,538 Win. rontifix 421 Wut..l. Ite . eve;•Esil. Dep. 511; C. Augustlis Savage 418 Mr. Wm. Vale. .a•:,;.!3 Crook 506 Thos. Oak 'Smith 379, Jit:tic Williams .....456 William Patten . '' :168, John l'ilaeliet: 463 Thomas Harper ....309 Wm. Griffith . : 461 i ' Wm...Murrell ... ...... 286' Abraham Young 454 I. *Sparrow 157 CRIPPLEGATE WITiiIN. ~ ___ s.Nlr.lver, P3O Hahherton 122 • Heath .105 AEicke Mr. Towers , 144 • Depute Vahece . .•.1-1?1 Waterhouse 139 Kidder ' 11l E.:•1 'IV , • Mr. Burt resigned after the second - dly's pull; - the first eight were returned. . BISHOPSGATE WITHOUT. - -- Deputy Greenawi.ly 297 Sir W.R.mlins . • ..... 287 Ms. Vale 2BB ......• Davis 268 Duffiel 266 Nash • 255 Judliins ' • - 252 The fist fourteei CH Mr. Loxlcy lO4 ltothwell **Fringing •94 !Keats.. J. Smith 92 Merrell . Cheesewright .. 91 The first twelv, • BROAD- Mr. Crockett. Juiip • Waliefield Cowan, Smith 117 Deshons 'll7 The first tell•• . .I'l , l r. 1 - 1 trvey , 249 Glover " Yates 245 Pearson 240 • Day Sandford *Wooler r 174 , LI were returned. EAP. Mr. W. E. Smith ... . B9 *Brook B9 Jerriun I , , Jennings *Jones , • Swift . , e were elected. STREET. .ter. Foster Peppercorn Paterson ' ioq *Pigeon 9G 1 Clarke • . •R'A :,. Mr. Deputy Williams ..... Pit) I uoil Sir Thomas'll,eh Mr. Pearce tn . .Hale The first elF,ht BREAD-".i Mr. Samuel Hayward.... 58 William Sowerby. .. 57 William Gillman:— 56 Thum,as N1 . 9 01 e .Henry Dibtlin John:Elliott M.T. Gibson ... 52 The first tw A elv CASTLE F . I M-r.PearSen,, 136 litircombe Fenton 132 Slade 'lreaelier ~ • 124 I l tiurlocke ~ • 'ere returned ROOK. Mr. %V.-Ross W. Ryde Woodward si;llottleworth ' were returned. 32 '1.711.E ET. Mr. Thomas Coleman 5O William Mathey 5O John Blackmon: 46 ,Zacli. Langton 43 .lameS Bate ...... 44 I,Sanrael Oliver 'e were elected. ifIYNARD. Mr. Box . Griltiths 122 Farrant:e it•Welelt . . 105 Vere , „ -