The Sun. — London, England, 1817-02-24 00:00:00

. . .- . • es ' • AATROs .. . . . -..'..!)4 , ." -.. 30 ; 1 ' . .-g o s • .. '-''''' s, s's • t 4 1 -4 ', X'a - ' .- • , - .' • . . ' .." 3 41 ' "•• ...' , ...,? 17 :`,... •• ' . • ,ts . - , v ' ) . - •,'' '' ''' .. ks -4. - . . _ l ' : ~ 4,, r , , _ , • . _ . .. - • qv‘,„ • • Iv • Nu...01m r 635, 1 . MONDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1817. ii..,............. „..., ' LI7 • 4I LI.IIVG "7------ . rig co* *°F l ' ICE, Feb.. 2 .1,1817. A .MEETING.of the COUNTY of RUTLAN. D NEXT SATURDAY, The-Ist of MARCH, all the LorrEitY will be Drawn. ifel!„.„2flBB.l°ArEnsfor ncTu.i um G - 41 k. wits held, in coneequence of a Requisition to the High ereeVirs v 4.- , Only 3,000 Tickets, fer r is i.v 4.4 me ~it ....If Y rlo hereby give ‘2lVtice, that Sheriff froin.,the Lord Lieutenant, 351 d other Grntlemen of CAPITALS of L. 15,000, L.t,000, &c. &c: r' , t sSsi rr, . " h !Want, their will 1 •, 1 • the Conute, when TWO ADDRESSES were proposed, the /s '" tai writ!, „ not, 1 Gallon ig (sealed up), and treat for Fifteen rr BISII respectfully reminds the Public, that one by Sir GERARD NOEL, the other by'Mr. FLUDYER, I. . the whole of the LorrEitY (being the least that was gth o f leSitter wa s Y4n tlerCeia tbi Wl' ' 'r INDI A RUM, of the stren ' tt the one adopted; the former -I send to you, it ever known) will be ss • ' orrprosrs s i . , • '. -4 ' alss asslisq iv , , •v . ..'w•l' 4 ' apirovines es; to h e Au_ appearing to gu beyond the province of an Address. 'rlic • ALL DRAWN ON SATURDAY NEXT. me.se rellti) ortnzgla into his Oftv'esty's riettral- Meeting was ituanimous, that an ADDRESS to the PRINCE The whole Lowly consists hut of 3,000 Tickets, yrt not vie 10,741, : it i forri; and to he paid for by Bills p . ay' abli, withstanding the number of Tickets Is so few, it coutaies REGENT sloiuld be voted, expressive of their sincerest c„ i s is i s o f L . 15,00 0, i 5.51.1060, g m &r. riep,,,,, "V 'laft , t after date. , niu ' LOYALTY and ATTACHNIENT to the PRINCE REGENT• TICKETS and SHARKS are now to be had in such variety as the limited umber will at the OfficesßlSH, ' .• ••••'- --- ' YreA t. 11 " V ilie C'ontract nary 6c Jens at Uzi 4Yocri.- anti to the Constitutiter. I take the liberty of• sending this Y, the Contractor. 4, Corithill, f atd 9, Charing-Cross; and at , - l 'quot welt t , • i ..,:- ~ • Address to you for Publication, conceiving the contents to ail the i i n the Country. * I ,l4cnis s i syishi•Tir for Particular or Favourite Numbers 'l-4 '''t he • e "4 to ‘rats Tender in which the : Pr' lei. be worthy of the. Public eye, and am, Sir,- Sic. &c. 44,., t "n'rteel in 11 ,,, i it , t erson ~ • .-._ „ , may have theta without an) extra Lxpenc e k i nut p c ~ ~ rre,t 6 tie Th . „.i., ,, ' 1 (4 at length, or that shall not A FREEHOLDER of the COJ.INTY of RU'ILAND, sold). 1 '7 4 sen, nit ttli, . ' I befere One o'Clock an the said Fri- ' Present at the lleetiog. - -ee „Prefe r 1"41..ant i'nor'untess the Person who makes To his Royal Highness the PRINCE of WALES, Regent of This Day was published, price be. Irk ,Or ~,, ,_ _, 4,44,1 ice !scraw l on his behalf attends, to answer the United Kingdom of Great Britain And Ireland. T HE EDINBURGH REVIEW, or CRITT `,..., f i t. CAL JOURNAL', No. LIV. Containing, 1. Laid By- We, his Mejesty's most dutiful and loyal Subjects, the rot's Poetry-2. Catholic Questiun--3. Bentham un Usury— It, x.,.., i. '" - " , -----_,____n_„....._---- ' NosE'dy,bentr,r,.Clergy, and other InhabitUnts,ia the 4 , T u rkish Account of Wart with Russiisee-5. Cominerriel he I r s'r NDLI HOUSE, Feb.2o, 1817. - Contity of Rutland, Dic.ts seises of the Countryeetl. The Works of Surrey and r e ''oultr of D Wvatt-7. Legh's Travels in Egypt—e. Coleridge': Lay ger ...4,0 , „ So , ustsaNry 4 ‘ IIi tECTORS of the MUT- Humbly beg leave to congratulate your Royal Highness On num 9. Napoleon BuonaParte-10 , Columbuss--11.. State ethet „„ • IEttCHANTS of EIC'L IND -d ' your pi eservatiun from the atrocious attempt against your sa- ments respecting the East India College at Hertford. Co.. • 1 , 4;..„, osci NntEs it, . , • . , , tra - F a tintntrgh : Printed tor Archibald Consfabie and c , cred life; made by a number of disaffected, thoughtless, and and Longinau, iluNt, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London. Lid "I:N EAL Ce ; ' ' 1 ereby give Notice, 0 thti _ . . kill' of the said COVIP ANY W Misguided persons, upon your Royal Highness's return from Of whom may be had, ill be Th e Edinburgh Review, from its corumeneement in 1912, I t i : 1, 1 , ::li Ite r ;: r . 1 1 71! , i ... L : l _ L.e'ldetlll,lll-street .113ESDAY, the Lords Honse of ParliaMent, acting in the name and ors, or any Number or Volume separately . p 0 .,,,, e0 4 . ' r•le% en o'clock its th e Forenoon, for the beh a lf of his Majesty, in that especial fu nc ti on o f the Also, A General Index to the first 20 volumes, price 15s. /,,iii__ 'I alutelag the Cow' I • Royal Prerogative, of which these disingenuous Theorists in -- „ 11, avu• yi i ,,,_ -It erat suit of the following NEW EDITION OF DERRETT'S PEERAGE. Reform had been for some time eagerly and discontentedly e2 ; : t titi . t tl it : r e ist o t,.. 47 ,. of Directors: This Day was'published, a ti , Joe nature of the 'Con t he requested to take into claiming the performance. ' . It is distinctly and affectionately in our recollection, that Neatly printed on a fine paper:, .in Two large Volumes, ~ riee • • 111• 7, ass 1 v' institution in boards, it. 4s. a New Editioo, console: alit) improved th.):;tisit plat t o tl - ::' .. a w ' i, f , r t , r t i l t has muss. eter'l,4l:.l-11.1iness the principles on which his Majesty and your Royal ,„ and ein4cted to the present time, being the Tenth, of s is lilts on : acted feuds the fi rst bleakint, out of the French Revolution , k 7,f ~ e 5;e 0, ...,, ~,5 le ends proitosed ley the Reseda- . HS PEERAGE of IJNITED KINGDOM `hatestern constan t) 4111 / Olt'', Ihll/11' , 11 the very long and nie r s t ., ,'''''' Loma of __ . _,~ . .4 torte ~,,,...,_, $ the 28111 February, 1805. And most arduous conflict in which any nation was ever engaged, by and forfeited Peerages, a List of their Family Names , ' second 7 jr.„„ 1,,, , .' Ini ° any Semittary at the Company's ex- -• • ' ' fides, & c, " and a Translatiou of their , Mottoes. Also a , List 9 ,i, 4 " 4 I 'e 11 nlY ailV. ' declared ell ' the general opinton of his Majesty s subjects j at di f- It t kliether livable for the Cieit Service; of Knights Grand Crosses, Knights Commanders, and Com . ''' l . ss ile • 'th listal,l4),,, lcit I fe re nt tim e s during that perilous period, in Addresses to the wa n d e rs of this arranged, llatb,.al i fl o ia r l: l c e .t r i i c: o il f ly Knitle,od. and of British 1,,,,_ 4;,111 s Liorr, s.loold attend more in the nature of a Subject". holding For g Throne (rain all parts of the Kingdom ; and it was therefore • t u . r . : .it 4rit,, f or 1 end at stated honrs, having B L Y I JOHN DEBRE4T, little to be imagined, that its the very opening of this Session Editor of the New Barintetage of England. Is ' Is, girl :. t h e due enforcement of /Obedience, . . • , 4 4t ti , " need c,, nduct, u.init . Out . ; of Parliament so much treasonable disposition should bare 1 Printed; for Rivingtons, . Egerton. IV:ilker, Clarke and Vs ' " Colic :I he preferable to a Sous, Cut hell, Longman and Co. Catlett and Device, Richard : • he ; ge ? 'rei, court, how been excited, and should bare shewn itself in various forms s„0, B„.,th, .I. l od, Booker, Mack and Co. Alurray, Bald.. I k- " 44 tlie t; ever, more ra p e , c,,, t (nt of D' of tumultuous outrage. win and Co. Bageter, liatchard. and Dardini[. be . at onic • 'rectors to consider whether the . We „ at .Of whom may be had, by the same Editor. We rejoice that the co nfidence , 4, b i sit red la maintaining the College Might The New Baruttetstge of England, in two large Volumes, iii sreariet I Idly gunded rice, in boards, 11. Bs. i ll , ;t a nls te , Y le al most whouriavi.d, - if instead of manifested towards your people, in being so slig p i0,‘,.. ties c ,,.. '' t 4 Sflld their Suns to as to be exposed to attack, has nut beau unaccompanied by articular Semi 'elett• 'al of ly irs . a poetic — This Day were published, the protection of Heaven. But, Sire, reflecting upon the ~,, 0, th ,,, , esiors were to require of the Youths i • • ...„, • 'lr C4Vil S ' In Five Volumes, Oetetvo, p rice 31. 15s. in -hoards, deed arising from the influence of bad minds —a deed Which 4''l is st i si ' ell Ice art belie, .a certain degree ol : • - - '• C o\l l F NTA ILI F 4 S and ANNOTA rIONS on et Lansua' tbittrishing situation of the Country can prevent similar • ..i 4, i aelli `. 4 t , te ary, the sle ees aud Sciences at shouid, be 1 • nettx st , ttrtret 'ctgs With an I•.'r eductiutt to minds front wishing to be perpetrated in future. 'We entreat h . 11 1 -'",. 4-- ------ hz -l- e -- zi4ena, contaiLii 4 ninny mi. w l " ro l; , 10 ".'" to be certified by Gentleinenef 1 , 4 "ttli qi _ ‘" ' ALility appointe 1 for thatpurpose ? Highness to t• lie hencef o rth measures of greater e gi l u c s• 1 I.7l ' ;4l2 : 3 ) 3 l i i rio c :sTi • rilib;:eal g Sttbjects ; to whicli t are :added, }'emus Royal a s is, s m , si, . t precaution when going in State to and from yoUr Parliansent, the various Issatlitigs as they occur, appropriate Maps, In * I _ l _ ,c• 4 4. it iv.ould . • 9, 61. 'lto r nut be highly expedient . . ilexes, &e. s • 11,,, , Ivo cam "' the MT • ' • ' d•• • f • Ici's leasure at the as we in a subordinate epee. feel deep 1 p By the Rev. JOFIN HEWLETT, B. D. ~s le loots c. 1 tt.try Seminary front Ad insult offered to the Crown, separately con. i lered from the Chal:lain in Ordinary to • his Royal I' ighness the Prince Re ks e ;: 4 Y ? , e snunindinus ;Intl spacious Building at • -•• ' • • g ,,, t - i Morning Preacher at the Fouutiling 1-1, ;piled, Sec. ut,.. 'mei tt m th.‘ ~ disgust and horror with which we arc affected, while we think , 4 4 t . te flon tht. "ourt of Directors be further re- A: soy of the . Notes, on diflicillt and interes' , .: , ig Sul",,sts, t w.. a s , 'lr Opinitil ere of . •.'ri - upon th e alarming attempt against your • Royal P erson, ere original; the rest are derived from every so. . , '4 '''l t, th pl en the different pointsticisus that. scut accessible. to the E,litor. 'They Uave , A ir I all' f or: d' ' h ' t the ff• el• dotal y c mg con t i p punts Mtn on OLH tit by , 14,,,,.. .zri as soon as convenient, and call an r%"141 c r . , 'alien fr-mni the Christian Fathers; from the Je , :ish Valk' , ;a ; •Ict at Clean t • the Law of the Land. liberal . fr6m Roman Catholic Writers ; from tire many .snd u receive and consider the - , . . . . 'this event, we ighingin all its bearings the antecedent and learned 1 • •d Divines of our own Reormed Church ; and, on Sub • • bits unconuected with essential Points of Duetting,- from JAMES - COBB, Secrctat y. follswing conduct of seditious Demagogues and their info,- Pretestant Dissenters of almost every Denomination. • 'l.,led Adheirents, we interpret to haVe for its real object the 4! We arc compelled to pass over abundance of cur i ous and A )r,,,,., MONEY'. total subversion of the Monarchy iiself. Their proceedings, very instruc t ive . ,. . Notes, selected from Writers and D i vines of . . [ highest smuts .. ,_ nee We cannot forbear, however, In the t'il l 4 , l l le es MIL the( I • and publications hate no respect for public fai th , no dignity fullest manner, to give c o r , celit to the ' learned and laborious 4 , 41. 1 ; :, , r ) :.-, ,ff e ni l ' i ti e g I' ..rcspeetable Clients lie I las r ded for MS of character, no sound reasoning, no consistency of sent intent ; 1 :• 11 i 101 ' fin:l l .e sti.sr?_.!il of i ti f e o.rg i la st itaptat , tare f ~1 1d, . 5 far as qis s `tlfl ott4, l of e ioNf t, i . ) a , e1 .1 2 1 , 1 1 , 1:ce of . temporary andßteiders i t le in to uri . i on I li is c •ii our 'ud rment no other obvious tendency, than to ju il d i g i e most choice and correct.”—lsritich Crit. i i . "4 , , ,A 11.,,,, , ,i! . . , „ Life Interests- t r o g .L .. : t atv il s r : I ' s ' ' .in " a it: Ill: ' 4r ( ' . i j l' . • e a man' " P a rit e tt s e i l for Longn ' tan, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown ;F. C ca s se, tri v t ''s Jviiilitr • ' il Y . itictiace with insult, and plunder of their property, vry r . i t t l4 l 4,, rp. y , at 41 cs, or ilny other a ds m ss or , I. ki it tit 1 Cu.; J. Maw- C. and J. Itivington i •ac •us. on,. en, All. . ~ , . il'' l q •• ''‘'''t " in licim APpaeeilt n• p• I t; . e i t s of wealth and of honourable distinction throughout the *4, ' ll Is, i., 11 " ) %sir t . • i S ~I . '-' ' inan ; Sherwood, Neely, anti Jones ; and Wilson and Sons, -....„ .:s tq l 1 ,- ..k e. ,_, 13e:sotto. respony.—APPlY nxiited Kingdom. ' York. • • ~,, 'b ( orge.stri c t Adelolti Strata! ► • Of whom maybe had , I/ ''.-- ''. -'''" by latter , .'," • ' ° Dee ly as we lament the temporary difficulties. Which at . ki p -•-•-••••„..-.. r,post-paii..• . l' The Holy Bible, containing the Old and New Testaments, "Orly Thl ------'---------- present severely harass all raalis of society, we nevertheless and h with Critical, Philological, and Explaron• the ‘pooryp a, pri me ,: ' bay was puhli I •d, ). With Mops, '. ble inConvuniences tithe far preferable to t or . ma ss . By the Rev. John Hewlett, I _ . N 1, id Asn!all Bvo ,stab theSt."l"sur ' a • s which we might have bad to endure, and leteEisgravings front Pictures of the great Masters, in 3 11, 1 - 4 /ta i !' Sv , > i , A. , Editi on „f . ' i 'the indefinite calamine . l a rg e vo ls. decoy, 1 il i . 4s. inboards,andun royal paper, 141.85.; il t 41 h 11 4, 41 t. - .lly, fw ` - ' L. Mof DO 1%1 ES TIC if a pusillani mous impatience to continue the or (leafy,. without plates, Si. li t '`l4:' 1 1, 144 1,,, nie 'l Like" PRINCIPLI of ECONO- successful termination, bad brought on au insecure this- andll, _ tb e u s • t,, 'it I) I t (If t . , uf Private Fames., Coutpris- , . 1 1 gl I • r and earlier-peace • and t•L! delibo- ' ' Ny LIVi '''''Y , an i tl""g. 0')sol %Idiotic on the Manage- " meet." ' t I"- ) B "Pe ' EVERS, PFRSPIRA'rION, VIOLENT EX , , tt fy tl ' ' , i, B, t , . (. 1 !dolts l'erd ; lost I train Iw 11 ut . e rately applaud the determination which was then taken to hold F . EItCISE, ANXIETY, ACCOUCHMENTS, TRAVEL -4 N I L` 1, 4 141 NC II4I 'erY fat th •S" -I, * •' 1 so us +l. l I) u • ' ' Id 'WI; t • the baneful pre ss 00 , so y.. . i ssot, „ . , t.l, , .1111. ...,r ....e ,, or ; no sacrifice too great which shou .aniti ia e. LING in various CLIM CIES, frequently occasions the HU ,,,,,,i.„1, te or '. l ) to s e ylaous Receipts, and Directions • rooted entdity. MAN HAIR to fall tilf aod tnrn Grey a t an early a ge, which i )4 ttl,, rtaius both ' T , -•d C' ' ' punderauce of Buonaparte in Europe, w hose f s , :, .'s i a Lis s , an / 4 . , in son au vent's. . „ye ted by using 1 1 l t is is keie sat , a) on Domestic Economy and was mute especially pointed at tin:existence of ng , eas , E l ' ln 1 an muY easily be IrO r ‘ . VI I . I ANIPS MACASSAR OIL. ~ ' taloa . ' comprisitt • . ~,, p 5 , t; ,.... v . g many 017seryations inflaence might Its salnbrious Properties are Italy ellicacioits in preventing iudependetat State, and whose remaining 4 1 ,, +tiii• • *" 11, tly useful tu the Nlistress of • LI •d 40 tf• ti the Hair • removes the •any of the above isoi 4 rt ec itg - , . , . ... - r,' 'll. it sit„ ill 1111 y t ime Al, xpr. • •, ' • soon have !plunged us in the aggravated distresses of a p se- scurf, mustiness, :tad Dryness of the Hair .. renders it plea - `'lj' ' A ‘i't l 4 P el it • sant ; also strengthens it, and renders it thick arid long on ,: h 11 , ,, 1 411 hlr e 5 ,,, •-le most pricti II 1; v e.il Books - of siewal of war. me Baldest Places ; makes it Cully, ivhielt it preserves in ,i i 'l , s l •4 :l,,b i t e l ‘ st ti„iii,aito,tithe s„l,•;,, e s. ca ll,:‘ /A u ily wis„ has We do not see iu his Majesty's Government the origin of the baldest weather ; produces whiskers, Eye.orows, sm.; is ex °f+ ' 1 : ; , i i, ' I I , li t ., , tl l :ttt t , eu :' ,11 ‘ 1 ,?:l 0 1 form expensive. orticles 'for those evils which are the, pre t ex t o f th e mo nit ss ainons Trea• trenie ly P leasa ( rt a nt i ll . c a ns i f s orZilf il tt: l u ea ci ai t i o n4 C a lt i i i t ( e l lr i t ts it , ' „ s 3 ! I l i :1 , 1%1' 1 ! i t, f , . :l • . : l l i { : i: r a, LI II i i i (Z e , li t „,`"„'', ina ne e l 7 ;t a i t s m e e tt2 l ; e n c I ° -:: l u i ll ,7•: . She t i l ; t , son against your Royal 11 ighuess and the Comitvus We4l, is sll l ) , e o 7: • t t a n deeiii . 4 a i,„ l at ift it t . ac t o f I.l a j r...... Also, ; ,'S:f t',., l '4 l , l sir s :i and these are not conait l e ' d mere- which is a scandalous novelty in our annals. This moral nog, ' I ItOWLAND's ESSENCE of T.YRE, . ~ . ~,ri t ,,,, e s svii loo s 14 _ 1, 44.11.w a variety of objects - its use • instantly subdued; the 'public tranquil- whit:lye:lever fails to produce immediately a•pertect C u nt . n„e . In ',4 , ,,,,, i rt.„,... ..., the utility of the Butik Is very Monger should be s Red Ur Grey Hair, Whiskers, Eyebrons,,,&c , to a beautiful 11 , ,t )4,44,,.!, xlor r ,„ y . lity demands it, and we are anxious to avert front those ' v v the exact glossy untl pertnattrtt Brown or Black, imitating ~,,NpW v v l 'ller •,„ }, i Ain emarle-strect • S Ol 4 alto bY r • i . ~, t o th e mselves:of Their WN natural colour ; Vs itshing makes . tlus Dye with durable, sir t,... , s, , s. tau ! ma , •11alanil, Scott 1 i d 1 " ...iithitsiasts the tato consequences e . t ii. fi pr vAXii i 1 , Y lip h„, l I rim . , an ttland. . - entleinen may lye their Hair went ease and se. . ..si se t a , s • itv er ,, ~ ately pohlished Id 11- Itl •nt to farther acts of Sedition. Ladies Pr!? . .. _ . t. _ „ . delinquency, shou i eat te crecv: prICO 45 ' '4' GCs. ""/ I " " 4 * • • N;. 4l '''ltl ' 'LAI4 ' " l l' 11001.' •'• ' • • " steadily our assurances of loyalty s ' la m i os si a s , reisil, and for Exteartation, by the sole -...., . 4 .. s ulliely pri ated .`, a hp Ed i , We repeat warmly and f Pral u irietor4 A. ROW E.INI) and SON, Corner of Kirby -4111)%1:7"--, '--..........,, ml "ma- tilke " Price an d attachment to your Royal Highness, and to the House o -4 . cirel „ ----------. street, tit. , first turning int the right in Hatton-garden, Idol k ' it-- piii,,,,,,, ----., Brunswick, who accepted and confirmed the Limitations of horn, ► Londue. And. liyappoititinent, , by 'Mr. Sntitit, 12 . F, , tr r , , , ,, , L . 1 . , , ino , 1 ,,,.. td IIY JOHN HATCIIMLD, Constitution, hid* grand and unrisal- Cattle and Peirce, ‘7, OV .„ I . the Monarchy by the w erten) . 47 ..'hevenot 1 4ritvr, ,o. _. ,I s s•ittb , 1.( t . Go. •,,lillilly 1 - • N • • 1 1 Yid-street ; flendries, ' alty stud + '-‘ 1 -' ' I ichborne•street s Bayley and a, t ao t re l . s „.; or hs, per D , led Fehr ick of Government, the cement of that Loy Blew, Cocksput-street ; N . e, _ , y hem an. Sons, 45, Edwards, 60, L e h i :4 1 . 4. 41 4N ,"I 1 Co ur xi , i n , z • L e , r4 , fervently pray that your Royal 11J IC --- G" CI • -igboess may St. Paul's Church-yard; Latio7, 4, .1. 4,6 t., o_,. itaii , - i t,i!if, li n , i liqu,,, _ , 4•N'ett If. ; or no Ail- ' Attachutent, we 41.- .'t.f..441.....1 5 that • 11 side • Barclav and Stu;, 95, Pleet-111 , 11rkeI ; and 11 I f I lli,'I"t 1 ' Ili Ii c, a , !bt Crosston e , and all wl t lon , continue to rule over and direct ; trusting you wilt , . • i Medicine ‘ enders throughout_ Europe. t 'Nillt•. • '; 0 , ~ ' ka.VILEE ROANE Icin i 6 • r Insures as by wisely and an ; . , 0 . r i 0 ,-....,„,5 5 k r or Iti t whind's Oil, or Rowland's Dye?, and 4 ;1, lil 4 lo ' , O s , .? 5 fo r .., Curate of adopt such watchful and subtler) i . , . il to 4 (." 3 " i'r- . 3 '.611. T ; , I '-' • • thai each genuine bottle of the obove Articles is signed i , iia,,,,. , (t, t .,,... le Eleventh Edition 'it••• tbe advantages we have s so painfully, so o o; 1, 1 11 ' 4 el i •%sti. 'wiled It /,,„ ~, ~ _a a th e holdly improvi s )t.'ttlrie',-outslrle table ! in red 'oak," ik.ltowl.ind and Son."—All I• .411. A cct' "on ti ' acqu ired, Will en's plc your Royal nigh t ' 4l li, ' 4 iiti e I .'l, ii . 'esul,h et v i l irAGE 1.21. s ru•r_ dearly, and so bravely aegis others are Counterfeits. ~. I i. ~ ,nt ~,1 ~ i ths ,._ . upresent s itu es,• - •. -• • dignity of the Crown' ... _ _ , • .. ls t " ii,;;,," ► v !ty ros ' . " 111111 1.. and Tom Ii the !less to matittaia a:- g . 4 realer lustre the --- -- iP 11 q 4 sf ni si . 1 Ili , Duo ,al and eensideratinm of ‘4 t.t • ••i v 1 the g eneral pres•iferitv, and thus permanently to - 1 111 t l : ll voyy r ?it rso, li 'iabotirek i iri ‘i peat Bri I. v . l'' re.e" ) " 1 ME3.'EOROLOGIeAL JOURNAL. and the Resources of the s iie4, 1, 11 1 . 1 l t ist 11, 1 1, 111 a v.tt•iety of other 4l" ' ' ...ignient the Glory, the Happiness, ............_________ .'ic i t 4,04; t4( ...7- . .a,,, 12 411. 't & e. 1 . . us( lot i . . . 'Hi , 'IN; 11 it IF,It ' . - • •' a Halfpenny vita', 1 British Empire. . . i li t •) ~ i r , of pA s ,, , Weather. te, ~ 1 ,• tet r i, the Di; ANt4FVEN'I'S P ' - • 1 TheEMOMtter. ; 'IN • (.. rk s: I to a , , A:l, lNi , • , • ro e t S. --- • • • 0 , ,, , ,c.ii 4 v „ . tiv ; I h i , (4, ,. 1 . , _ ! ,of the CHUI C i f COOKING, BY Si . , 1::-1W AN D HOT Am. —.. • . i , 4lii i, : fj; ; ,i t ,!„( 4 , ,!,.: :1 4 6 i :4 . 11 1i/ Arctiiihil„p ,), edit. • .. ~ have • proved, by : . . «; .„...,....; ,t-1..: . 1 4 A l L , l: .i' tf t ' q:iiN: ( " 6 gY Of ° Len "s on the Can. iiOU3ANI) Families I% 0 T__ _ . ~.. Ho s - • •••••.• •••• i, '''. .--, dr; . 7 . „r. , 4 1 - ' A' Th 4 ItAip„ ;the ChUreh of Rouse. I T 7.2 •rtain advantages of SI.AI ER.:s . - ~ v - ~,,, „...„ : experience, th s cr • ea i,la s .„, , siS „ iesss , „ .d ROASTER, which sue- , .4 ~• , ti, ~ .4, ... a' --; -4- tz 7:, ,, i. ,% ~ i ,:, ,Vriee 4 ' ,l4l, •'oit TENT STEAM KiTtl 'ENC.' and of Coteking; unithig ecu- Ml.'n ••• I - . b. " ''' 4 ! ; .3 r- 1 i '' 1) ;l ' i;!'" ,, ; - .. 11 It - -'- , S, wad IsleU E• Pam% every inver'ti" its • t ''' 1 •ith the moot delicate mode r i' ' •cq , Api, ‘ A.t iii'' I.:4„1'; ni 1 )iTo cii ., , ouitty. health, and cleanliness, _ a _ ew _ ni.., and ,_ . 4,,,qii,,nkyt:li.', ,, eiNi: 4ll / 4 : Pet ii i ,,:. CHEAP RECFII TS of Steaming, Boiling, Roastins, B .11 .e . .h 1 li s o .0 0 0 'v • Inches ''''' t i '" ' i''' :(l l ''''‘ .`"• 1 ' 1 . 1 “ •! rrd • ' ' Breilins• the constantly suplAYlng hot %%Met., and - - reh• _ 14 40 88 42 n, ee,56 ' .26 Fair* Cloudyt 4 ' 11 '' 1 ' 4 ' 4 'll. i '''. l f" "' - "IND. f ' ' ' ' ' l t ' free from excessive heat and poisonous effects _ 5 42 40 49 37 .3 , . 11 Fair Fair i i , t t 1) .h„ rvii „„ 4 i iii• es othe In Phree Parts. taint }` or • lelog, M•ts so cooked do not imbibe the 1 I s li qs .ss,,„ _ of 1 , i% ,t , s „ 4. _ n and YounK Persons of copper badly tinned. ca . 1 (.; 40 41 48 39 .83 • : Do. Cloudy •I, Zt t • N ' t i , 01 4 ' ( ,!0 - . %, 1 i gi tl , Q., s.tentiii.r,tbe excellent Cate. t lea kettles. ' 353 4e 30.03 Da. Do, ilarllfC SUbeilllCes which sondes in . . ... 17 .43 4 4, 53 its. it; „_ !taint no. ~,i . „ . N:„.,'"ts;,l l . Pitt, . " 4 . Edition.' Price tid• TitePatentre would willingly treat with established Faint .la 50 , • ~ , , v , , i,,i ..i'i l ; • - +Cfli N all charge, on 19 44 4a 4 7 41 -0 Feir Fair '•'• t 'be ' , he ,1 p• . 0 co N . lies to supply the Cooking Apparatus, free of annual k. •litt, '4, 1 41 i ' Mie s R 4 SiDE , RE.T); in a•t 1 • • ; of •• v sing only rue-half of the 1 ge t ,• 45 to 49 34 29-.9d 43 Rain Rain 44 4, 14 •ItTp• ' tevi sed t ; y ti t , R ev "- . it _ , • icing assineu Reel sw;litt, civil, thl contitterullil . s?"'"r. savings. .40 R.D. t T. ' 4* .41i 4" 11:. ' Y en Ingvd R f 1 es and Particulars may be bad of the Agen , P. .. 'Pe L telGLor el • ' e vre le , . ' o .. , , pl oa mshury ;or i • 0 Storm of Heil and Rain the N•,;lit. of thr l'tth. - 'et.. 4 4. ......o. • By: the Rev. V% attleworth, 61, (treat .tt .. 1 s•cipstree , t Rain to the Night. : trituteass. tbk. T. Lexualtre, 23, (1-street, Loudou. . -i-A- Ae 4., , . .' •a 4\lll4g ie.r: l it . to " sr i 4.1. 1. - t ~,,, s. • ---... •It , ' t - ~: .‘..N__L//M ......-<, , r i ,„ , • ~,, h ke.:-.- z?---...---. .. A ...A.. - * -, ....... i --,,,, , • , .. . ill,. 1-,.,...,...,,5, _ ....- .... . rr..... „..., ~..- ;,..,„:....:,.. .... `4. . ~, IP , . . a - k - - - . - . ,-,1 ''' ' , \ A 4 . ` 4-1 , / •I 1 1 , [Pure I,', SEv-ENPraccE., IMPORTANT PARLIANIENTARY DROITS OF ADMIRALTY. An Account of the State of Droits arising to Dis Majesty, either in right to his Crown, or its Droits and Perquisites in his °thee of Aihni ralty-,,-showing the Receipts and Payments, in respect thereof, by the Iteeistrar of the High Court of Admiralty, from :he 27 , h of Apt 1816, to the 14th of February,lBl7, inclusive : s. et. 181 G. !Warne, czoth of April, 1516 0 '7,185 ItJ 4 .A.moont of moui..s received in the above period ... 47,695 fl •••••••••10.11,* ABSTRACT Or TIIP. PAYVIENTS. To Captors' 19,477 1 7 ►tors' Agents King's Proctor, for bills of costs 2,724 4 The Receiver General of I)toits 37,993 1 G 0 The Admiralty Proctor, for costs 277 14 3 Claimants for compensation, and . also pritnage, expenses to mas ters, and other allowances 1 4 Registrar's pounthsges, and ex- Fences . att ending issues of ney, &c. Proceeds of the ship San Cadei, transferred to account of suitors, to await the event ()fait appeal September Zl. His Royal Highness the Duke of Gloucester • , October 7. .. J. Sedgwick, Esq. to enable him to,discharge expellees incurred in the examination of accounts of the Registrar of the High Court of Atliuiralty,and in part renumeration fur said service, 3,03 ' 2 9,000 pursuant to ltoyal warrant Ditto, on Luther account of ditto, en the ilst of January, 1517 15. The Earl of Effisgliam,TreaSurer to her Majesty, to enable him to discharge sundry bills on ac _ count of the Mart lite between t Mary and the Duke of Gloncester Deiember 30. John (Avert, Esq. Secretary in the 011 ice ,of the Lord Cham berlain of his Majesty'sllonso. hold, by way of imprest, and upon account,to enable hint to pay bop!!! hills fur furniture fur the Pavilion at ritighton (beinq part of 50,0001. appro priated to that serVice In 1810) 55,360 10 Augustus Peeliell, Esq. Receiver- Geiser:ll of his Majesty's Cus toms, part ur the proceeds of the ship Beaver, condemned as toricktMre to his Majesty 1,470' 14 Gleinvitarrison, Esq. for (lona • tion.of his Royal Highness the Prince Regent to the pour of Spitaltields 5,000 0 0 6,000 1817. January 10. February 4. 14500 14 , 10 Balance, 14th of February, 1817 "17(1,457 8 ,Cf 4,781, '4 .Vote.-:-There still remain various claims of captors fur re wards nut yet cletern,rined on, also •expettees on condemned' property undischarged, and other contingencies; to the dation of which the balance of 179,4571. es. 54. will he appli cable. The extent of these elaitus is not ascertained, but it is apprehended they will be of considerable amount. J. FA1tQ1 7 11.111,) . Deputy Registrars. • • 1 - 1. 11. SWABEt,f admiralty Registrr, Doctors' Commons, 14th of FZbitiiry; 1817. WESTMNSTE FIS3I-11 A nitEr Petition for this object, from the inhabitants of Westminster, 4e. has been refored_to a Committee of the !hinge of Commoni. The necessity of such a market is urged, on the ground of Billingsgate being at present the only one for sea-fislwand that the public pay an extraordinary price, in conseqoence of the fish salesman and fislonolo..er first receiving their profits out of it. The petitioners propose to build vessels with wells, constructed on hydrosta tic ptinciples, to hying the fish talive to market : the vessels 'to be . turniihed with the means of working by steam, to avoid the least delay. • lltscovanY ;Niunnennus.---The perpetrators of the murder of a French Priest (Mr. LOWOU4r) near Reeding, .have been diScovcred.. Strong sits picion having ati - 4eir that the mnincr. was com mitted by soldiers, ,the appearance of the vonsids justifying the idea that they were madeby a sword and bayonet, the 'Commanding Officer of the Ox. ford BUies, quartered at Reading, called out his regiment, and surveyed every man attentikely, in walking up' and down the ranks, when tit o of them, conscious of tte!r guilt, fainted away. On recovety, they confessed that they, in company with another soidi;l* of the unme regiment, vare the perpetrators of the port id deed, and auty surrendered the money taken from the de ceased's person; mounting to 13 guineas, whirl) LoKouri hi, that .• - )r received for tuition...* It appears that .hey mistook this unfortunate Gentleman for the ,postman, for whom they were lying in wait, expecting great booty from the contents of the gust bag. We insert this state.. ment on the authority of a Country Paper; hut the announcement of a reward of two hundred pounds for the, 'discovery of the murderers, ice Saturday's Gaz#lieortuf Ander that data, leads us to sospect its accuracy. 1 :~-~,-