The Sun. — London, England, 1817-03-21 00:00:00

c "..\ r•L ''' ' • , I NUM' Elt 7057.1 LOT TFRY OFFICE, SONIERS'ET PLACE, March 11, 191 7. ?II . - 14 C6I6IISSIONPRS apOointeil for ma , , v !taging the LOTTErtizs do her: thy give Notice, 11..,,,t, ,Nibilts i)t TicKEri and SHARES iu all . preeedin„ Tr,, l4lerE llhs fluty be exatnined at this ()dice every day, lic* i the hosts. of Ten and Three, with their Registers likteCti and Blaks. 1 : 44 the COUNIISSIONERS appointed to take in the BE' p b 4l „, l' TIC KV , TS of the THIRD and FOURTH LOT -161 18ifi, do the give Notice, that they will at- II : 4,1144 ( Itc, in Sonierset-place, on Friday s the 11th t 4 ;:', 4 P ri l, non, from Ten par, in the Morning to I— ` ',l ack in the After:ioon, to take iti and enter the Be -I,t Is of the s a id Lotteries 4s titiant to the , to he exchanged forCer littl Act of I'o44mo:twin that behalf. vll4l distbetterdisdateh thereof, the said COMMISSIONERS 11 ' 1 , I t 4 4 i Sod enter the Benefit Tickets of one half the p.trrt-hl44ltrY, consisting of 12,000 ,rickets, and one half the t'l: '414'1).013,000 Tickets, at one peat; and the Benefit i.c,"!,ftlleutlier hallo( each of the said Lotteries, at another It tl4 the k4Kl'ersoni possessed thereof are directed to bring :!111t"eirTitkets separate Lists thereof marked A. and .13 ! innrierical prder, and adapted to each of the laid f dare, and each of the said Seats ; and at the bottom ( . [ . , , .t le write the Natne and proper Additinns of the Per. 114tiLitled ts the I;he of the said 'rickets.. the %i d r,,,, , , lt,,w, toy also give further Notice) , 'Rates for the Valne of the said itu alit 6" qs .41 -" ""daY, tine 15th day Tickets will be de , -, of April next, a Ahlti in the Forenoon, after which the Commis tali %'ili kik in iind enter Tickets in their usual monthly I j' 444411 Persons are desired to take Notice they must. Vic alts of their Lists when they come for their Cer- t 41 'I4ISiONER oho give further Ncltice,l lltii 'i 4 t Nglit (- ice for Payment, the Checks th: f t 44,4 ilv,truyd wj fl rot, be entered for Pay ()lit 4 130 r1d I ' tzi t ,,, tor 'eit tnven indemnify gr4lllll.%:tri.icatessfor the insole. the said Cum- ``()co, ,------ --- ()b', • ( illi r. --- 11 ' l 'ker; ). ASPIiNI lg Isx i t, I; c ilt.ll. 11 , 11 S ''' '' ''' '' POT. ott .ii , ,,,; n ilson, . • .., ANI of coLrsF :k '', y t It "f 11 04 . I n c Patients iLjte the be r!,4„ + a c i at , -.. uliord • • ;r "4, it ocs, „ . s l!'s from wet feet, damp beds 4,.'"il4rip,; ll fto i n a i l " I th l o4 told after the body i 135 !( 4.4i i f 4, 2 tlt k i t. . 0,1 '411(3- CiIIISCS . BUCHAN. N t .: . :1411 4 1 4 4 W i t ti„ . 4 . : ?' 1 "1 COWS are the forernoners it ,. 4, tat fait 4 , 14 ,,., gept oral) 1e il isord eis,—t 1: 0 illt , "; _lk,111041„,, ii. :_i: them even in their first ;it'll second !i ,'lsi'dd", 'll.lly realiz e th e fact,—by pfunging 5 t , ..1 li ttiti lt t !p lw, t: ?ladividual into a la by i. i i illi of I orin vitt 4 ,,,' . 14 ' 4 4 .441,,::!;,t, Vvilli the disorder is no simmer re, • ••• i l l 1 , , t , 4Z l , l aig._ 4n l .). Patient diicovers liiiiticlf to be k . '.' 41.10, i ! nti l'elY gi,it e: .iiid lie searcht s it. , rti t 1 t,ipro 111 vain, fur iesuurces to recover lii ‘`4 1 / 4 11:144 ' nA14 BALSAM of coursFocyr, ki sto 1.1;": '..-- - . • . Aln thi it 744 ~. 41%44. ~..,i,vealest discovery ever not-e II . ON,: ii11,,i,.," i. .t , 41..1 in the Ilizliest estimation t furb e 1,;(,14,4v..5.1114,1;"ti,an virtues. Volumes would n b Ve t',.' ht.li k :,',lliass I.f individuals who ha CO re -0'; A lt is ts,,, sletlects. Upwards of !an i on° per- A firs„t '"lia '!' I ' l ()Id Cam , lis Recent and long ..1 1 .. ' lir, ' 'Nig , : *4„',";i4 t, 51it,1%, 1 , 1 1d I.reent (olds, and Cough's, 'li t ct t ., 4 , 4 1144, , t , ieesiog, H,,nrse t wsse s , the lloopnig ik t 'liiri,nl. Al, I°ll 'l it iS lit • CiLiCilly the most safe and 4_ ifoo s .!! It p, :'' 2000 years has the herb (Cultsfoot) 01' 4:11;04,..15red he'll. held in the highest rePut,!' IZII q,,!,',i11,,i,:n the afflicted s ,, eedily; it causes inu.'" ,ivt I;*" lei., r '' free. and strengthens 'their Constl 11, 1 , 1 Lt.4. 4 '„lleful effects of [lapse calamitous " C"n -414,40,,,,, :,, lit'tttificattolilf,,4)'l:,tilrse to asl( for Arnold's 1,,ii,.11.,t1,,t htitittd'::;ll‘,lve, in the'Paniphlets itieloo . 4 , l, 'Peet oral 4.,.,, 1 11, i , 5n \1'h u , i, `,,:,11y the Proprietor before the Ki r ,i t i i t . ki, / ' L l e ,, .' (14y of 1 ,'0 . 4.11 - uf London, at the hlansio .t l i , 'tt 1 %. 41 "r ' l4 rch, laid, us without which 1 . t 6 ,:. Sau lt r tio ' ,. l / 1 4''. r'tal ; ''', 160, Oxfi.it I iVeston nod 11,94,,,r1.44,0,,i.iirr.0t0, 20 . Kist Sosith fi eld ; , , fil, „. b ilil ; llu, 1 Uppersß • .1, .. Godfrey Ny . 14, Ni.,5h, p .,,,,. , , 2), urou t , . Nll, rKl igi . ilk•liiior64te-street 1 tl'ard, 3 , 24, Holborn 1? 1 „ ,. /.1, A ,igt ; 14 0 - ',"loriil ; Real e, 13, Altlgnte ; 14,4td", k k f l ti4Li t i,..ld , N,, g, 8. Ilb.e lonore-street, dare 'Market ; \_ l / 4 , e 4, 'NI it - in,' ?, , Il4r bie4h i London i and all other , ~..., tatti tl,ii„,lQers; pric e Is. yd. es. v 4. as. Ga. ---......,;, in', duty included. I * .e,„ S' ---:--- - * - _ I -4 1( 1 , ' 'quid • ----- • 0, wi ts i, aoviiti reet' • • 10. cx ii i . .iiii e , li, • ius istis - - "Ali• 4 titi. 4t e th e I " tion liii utere tneentn*—}loß.- 011,,ft,...10givt.v ,illillian pastion4, not to destroy ;41,f,,,,,iciy ~t , 2. ' eu. a proper direction and a due force, F.,,ew 01.,i111y ,111. I :, gto eradicate them frOni our tins . , it ;4 l . l 4 l. i' hp iel l ,4 l tl ~' T)t ,I y preti tuling to divert tnein 1, 14 G hy illy prec,l4l tn4nel,s of 'a ratiorial morality, 14, 'tel etn io . .° 1 the purest lt,li4imi, and coon tlh,ll"ter _,,Hmitis of the soundest philosophy.' It 40.„41,,t `Yet , Ail that has been written oil this subject, vl4ll'l,4Lileii.it,iii! inillsni.i.l,ii,e,liv indicate.; those disease, that 1 It , 1 " 1 'A h.., , .. 1 ..., 4 „,,, 5 ; ., u 1 . 61, , Itii.ti Mind by indulgi . rig to , e n;rt t „ l ',L t ` lt te n f i ,, ,, H a p.irticitiarly by persevering in i f IN' eras 1 1, e 1 lellt lY acquired at School. ~,ii t i.l,4try t otii!ve. pity 01;rtiti•late happitiets of individuals and L l l4, 4 r ;:ith „' f !', 4 , 1 1 ,, 0u g allot!. t.aeutigntry,' to annTinee to t t he iri,n,,,,,ltt4s,iin:l4ll pr,)4:l:i4rtt, the l% e cit trA ,A C , li t t i ; ) e in this h 1s p greatestar i - c1,.1,,,,i.,.,,1ei 14:104..11_entS and Guardians of Youth, and ~0,4. , 11 41 4: itt.,..q. tb!'„,'ll.lt.i. a general or partial debility it.tl/441,41,14, bY inv,;:rPi. trruustiystein whether produced tt i tt 41 licl ' ,''v4itt en 4 . 1 . ° sYphilitic Infection, by intent 41vklil liw, e ), 1.), i nt e ','H luit•eliarn , s • Iy'l t - apnli 141t:c!,),,,I:,twveitiilto ;I))l(7:tent:,t:,ieri.e,f,'oir by' ' ex i c i rs t s l e " s e of ' it) . • ktut,l4,l,ti,ti,,ii.,entri,, mn,ilit.:_o o ff er an entrrely . new i use of hlercury, %hi t t, r 7, l l i ' l liti, f 'Tl i n , til ' ‘, "l , all 11)„ t4 ' , It t ti , ;nrit.4l4lllll 5 . ,,. " , t sot ', the most g E t t s ug o t i l.s t ie lle e s: COillp . iiilll S, ', i ' ikltl, 4" '14." ' pectatlous of 44:1'4) K t tn a 'l ' ,?: . : i i i c i t y with which the world has 10n,,.. ~.0...4i10,,, ~,1„,1111,,ii itiltti.rtmi.iiii in the coinforti ;mil im i,cti,i(itviel,g,e'l,iilend ititegrit'Hilghtened age, as that of ,u r n Yip, '4,411,i Been is ,vi t ). ,', 'l,";"littg themselves excltl- ' ,iiii,l,4li,i, ed e4 yt, . 'seu ar t !lie en er applications 1 , 44 i, ilif,tlii! th,‘4,10 t ii i.". I' we dailygreceit-' Ili from L tit 1 ,?! . i tv „ ~'H,1 1 ,, a 1 ,,, ft ,' o 1 . " slight itild • reemit n cases of ii, o l / 41 t ~ , , tr it e, . vr...sh-iiy. ,0(1 the gibe .; co;opleted itrthe short 1 1 !1: 41 11 2 . r i , i• t ' H ',..! tionvr, i i; ". , ,, ~ 1 tl,e inmost inveteracy; 4414,;54tc., s','S',lltaient, tii, i ' 4,,,, i, a propyr persuveratice , j t,. 1", ', l ll lir, ()I . t,'",,S ill. the patient I sat'. a d Ay, gaev t i 'He lin t' ; ik , '''' Irethri f t t ‘ n iii . tl it tht,,it t e, i t , th,:e, , 1 4,1,,,.c.r 111 . l i on? .en to . twenty Plisr"''retvlbt.' ziexn.rse. tl,r illuortit► v,.fiti,, ut cure, perin't-. ,ii,(l.l4„iltn 4 ,. a nd ~ ..1.04y co!lsit us ail. ' . I , ~ i i ~, . Vali. %,”.1,1„;,„, „.. 1.1 .NN 0.1 the greatest t, , i i .1. th e J e dr r }muse, N',. 107 ' But t , 10 ,, . ach,44,, °HotrY, destrill ~ I‘. ' nature ' H i' will I ) , k a renbitt ut In, I '' , , ent ui _,‘ Ice of advice aild7nle ll''t. ' (I . 7l;;','. l ."''ts of the amid. Ni l . th e , ~t il'• and Cu. Surgeons, Nt• " 1 1 b ' l4 OV e • t) ; tt 0,04 Ihlportartt ~,N". 1 07, Bat ton -Ciar len ~ u , l l , H,raig h t i t , . was n,. cotta ',l', ,,,, very in the cure 1 ,4 4• 1:, 4.4.44,4 ~:,ince, N„ o k"'" "Y De. C'enctiv in bi- Ate ,r44,"•.,,,tlqticg i v i th Bonit tliv!, and Role, froti: wh liCe ' l l e 114,0 Il i , g **. pr e ,p„,, -,lily iittere s i I 1,,, . • L ~' . t, t .1 1 1y ' ~, ,i el tn -.,1 st„,,„ . ~ dii,, iiiipoilant 4 t jt 4 1 10;:it,:i_ 1 frie,:ti,,ititit, 0,;:,[,,,,,! . : 1 i‘: iiehr.,ll.:eciz,tal ri;zdt,:iit.:),.,,i),;.,;,L,1. 4 '''.' Wttlie tt;:: j u t ' ''l4l) .. " 14 tS) and Whieil lie; , ui:4111. • , 4 • Ir g i 0 , •0 kTiC •f*• • SUPtltli SPRING LOTTRItY. • .. VEWRIGHT; Contractor for the ensn: • Lottvties, in deference to the wishes of the 110, has ;ten:lined to charge unto the folloWing very ny , 41,- rate Priers. for Tichets and Shares in the SPRING LOTITItY, whiCh be“ , ins drawing the 30th of APltll.,•viz " • • A 'Whole Ticket only 18 Guineas, idk'fftlf - • L 9 19 0 I An I.'lll G.-. A Quarter ... 5 1 0 A Sixteenth_ I a 0 And the following Novel Scheme is submitted with great Cinifidence that it cannot but weet with universal Approba tion ;,:for, instead of containing 4 Blanks to i Prize, as late Lotteries have done, the Present contains more than 2 Prizes to 1 Blank :-- SCHENfIi °.... Prizes 0f.... ,C. 20,000 __ Money , £.40,000 ~ 20,000 Consuls 40,00u ' 2 2,000 Ditto 4,000 2 . 2,000 Money 4 1,t,00 Consuls 4,000 6 5OO Ditto • 3,000 10 2OO Ditto 2,000 10. 20., 40 .. 26 Money 2,000..... {Pcizei uf a Ticket each in the Neat Lottery, 8,000 to be drawn the 4th June', which may be 9G,000 sold for 19.1. each JJJ -- • 10,099 Prises. 4,303 Minks. Grand Total. ,C.i20,0u0 11,600 'Pickets, ►The Lottery to be drawn on the 4th of JUNE will con sist Andy of the t3,0:10 Tickets given asTrizes in the above Sehett)e, and will Contain Y Prizes of 15,0001., 2 of besides others of 1,060 L, .5001., 20014 &c. Ate. all of whit'', must be gained by Adventurers iu the. present Lottery, who hare .1 he option of keeping their Prize Tickets, or selling them r for 121. each, any time befoi e the Ist Julie; The First-drawii 1,000 Blanks entitled to 121. each, and every Prize above 261. entitled, in addition to such Prize, to one of the above 8,000 Tickets; so that a Ticket or Share may not only gain a Capital Prize in this Lottery, but after that may gain another Capital in the 'next Lottery. Tickets and Shares are now• on sale at J. SWEWItIGIIT's (the Contractor's" Offices, N,, 37, c orn hin, N„ 38, H ay. tuatket,_No.l 1,. lolliurn, and No. 141, Oxford-street. *** kancy tiiiinhers should he applied for wit hoot delay TO THE PUBLIC. N sohnlitting . the SCHEN"! E of fhe enstii,k A. LOTTERY, .(t bough I am not, the C infractor' ' • l have stated it at:length, in order that. the Public may be fully coin peteut to judge.uf its merits. . • •• Firm LOTTERY FOR ism.. be Diann in hree Days, viz. 80th of Arn : ll, 7th of May, and 39th of 11AY, 1817. Sc: 11 F. NI F.. Prizes of 4.2n,000 £.40,000 10,000 Coo ohs. ' 2 , 0 00 moor)' . . 2,nou 4,.. , tnisuls 1,0)0 Coriiiils. coon 600 'Consok. 1 0 , • 290 Consok. 10 20 - 1,,J1 40 ' VS Money .3,000 1,000 Prizes of l'icliets in the licceeding or Su pipleineniiti y Lot.l.iry, which nay he sold fur 121. eitrli before the First' of Junr, (see beloivo) 4,50 i Blank's. 14,n00 'rickets. • . The First 1,000 Planks to have 121. each. Every Prize above 251. to have the benefit of a Ticket. in the stteeeedim4; or supplementary Lonely, numbered the same as in this Lottery. The Lottery to be Drawn in Two Classes, A and B. The, Class A to he numbered 1. to 7,300; 'nod the Chess it t o h e numbered 7001 to 14,00; and in the drawing, tuber 1 Nu. i s t o draw it a m ber 7,301, 'and Number 2 to draw iNumber 7,302, and so un in numerical order. *The 8,000 Prizes mentioned in the preee..!ing Scheme will tee re-drawn on the 4th of Juue, and the Holders of any of tiIJSC Tichels will be entitled to a chance in the' nutiermen tioned Scheme, cer . , iit hey prefer it, they 1n.v... the Contrac tor's Gitarantee, that they.may sell th,.r chance, and receive at the • rate of 121. Moo:y for ..;:cti Tiei.,t (or in proportion for Shares), provided they are iirought iu fur piLluelit an o r before the Llst• of May, hut if not brought en by that ,period, they twist take their Jearice in the foiloweng SUPPLEMENTARY SCIINNIE, To be all drawn in One Day,nd 4t B h . 61 June, in Two Classes , A 2....Prizes - 0f.... L. 15,000 Consols , 00° 2 -,00:) Consols 2 • . .1,000 Consols ...... 2 i . 4 4 . 200 Cou,ols • 4 .. 6 . • lOtt Money . . GOO to 50 Money 1,008. lO Money 10,4.1 i 1 ides. G,W.; Biltt • . 4,000 . Tickets.' TICKETS and simns are selling at the folhiwing Prices (bring considerably cheaper than fur tuatty years) Ticket • Lis I . • . • • • Half 919 0 Eighth • .. •11 6 Quarter En the Two last Lotteries (for which I was Contraetori,. I s'old as usual, tutne Capital Prizes than •any other Oftie4— keeper, and I anticipae having the pleasure of distributing as great a propottiun of thc Capitals the above Schemes can- I have the honour to be, • • The Public's obedient Servant, • •• Stock-13rokcr. 4, Corobill, and 9, Charing-cross. VIEVBRS, PFARSI'I RATION, VIOLEN'r EX IL! EitctsE, ANN I ETY, .Accoucti EN'rS.,••'IRAN LING in rations CLIMATES, frequently occasions the HU :ALAN HAIR to fall off and turn Grey at an early age, which may easily be prevented by 'using • • ROWLAND'S MACASSAR Ol • Its salubrious. pr o perties: are truly efficacious in preventing any of the above Disorders affecting the Hair ; removes the Scurf,:,tl ar shn es s, and Dryness of the Hair; raiders it plea sant ; also strengthens it, and renders it thick and long on tlti naldt st Places ;.makes it Cully, which it preserves in , clamp we:alter ; produces Whiskers, Eye. brows, &c.; is ex tremely pleasant and comfortable to usz to Children's Hair; is superior to Combs . , Soaps, Zite. in cleansing and stiengthen. ing, and producing a beautiful Head of ROW LAND's ESSENCE of TYRE, • which never fails to produce immediatel y a perfect change in Red or Grey Hair, Whiskers, Eyebrows, Ikc, to a beautiful. glossy mid perimutentßrown ur Black, imitating this exact , natural colour; Washing males this Dye more ;hirable. Ladies or Gentlemen may dye their Hair with case and se ereey; price 4s. 7s. 64. and Ids. ad. Sold wholesale, retail, and for Exportation, by . the sole Proprietor-, A. ROWLAND and . SON, Corner of Kirby street, 1.1;,t first turning on the r ight in •Hatton-garden, Hol horn, London. And, liy appointiumit, by Mr. Smith, G.dtie aiid Peirce, 57, Melton, 47, Thevunut Tamer, '75, New liontl-strect ; Ti e hl m rne-street 13ayley and Blew, C oe l;‘pui-street ; 'Newberry ,ind Sans, 4,',:Edwards, St. Paul's Church-yarn; lintirr, -I. J.. 1: Rigge, 60, CIR:3P7 sic!: 134 g clay and Subs, 95 , Fleet-marl:et t, alati all Pciftluters tunl,MediCiite Vendeta throughout Europe. `f,'Attutn4.--Asl; for Rowland's Oil, or Itowland's Dye, 'and Omer vethateaeli genuine bottle of the above Articles is signed tin thelotitside in red ink," A.ltonland and otliet's ate Counterfeits, • , • , . ' . *l O Y SALES I)V AUCTION. By : 1 11r. 50TnE3v,11,,,,1;3,1!er, at 1;1 , 4 11,atte, N 0.1.4!,, Strand, tippi)4ite C:t;iet i!w-stret.t, da Nif iNI).‘Y the of and followil47 Is.tv at Tw,.fre o'efact, . , sni, cuLLEcTioN ii()(i 'KS, of rare Oceui.ton . ce ; cuusirt ing• chief* or English, *Greek, La tin, and French Facetire ; Epigrammatists trod Old Pnetry. The entire Property of a Gentleman. :ontlensit, , ,his Library. The whole in fine Condition, and !awry. of • them elegant in Morocco, &c. tice. by the roost eminent P.iiiderc To be' viewed to tire tithe of Sale, and Catalogue (price GiL) to be had at the Place of Sale. . . fly Mr. SOTII Ilooksel!er, at his Howe, Strinin, opposite Cath,rinc-street, on WEDNESDAY the VALI of March, auit two fol!wring Dam utTwelve o'Clock, MaeA,Very CHOICE nnd SELECT COLLECTION • of 800 N....;, in Literature; among which ar e . INN wit.b t f i roof . linpreSsions of the.Plates,.7 Yolc; Houbraken's Heads.; 2 vols. large paper ; tiallerie de.Laxem holtrg; first Ini:,res.,ions • Le Brun s (latterly, - Proofs, 3 vols. in the Chrinicles of Fabian and Crafton,. Original Edi tions ; Lilier Veritatis, vols. ; Ovid, hy.ilanier,:'•larger pa per; ittibens' Landscapes, brilliant Impressioris ; some Black Letter Books, in line preservation ; and several on large paper: The whole ari,in the thirst: state and condition, in Ititcsia, Mn, occo, and elegant Calf Bindings, by Hering, Lewis, and others.. To fie, viewed to the time of Sale, and Catalogues (price Chi.) to be bad at the Place of Sale. By Mr. SOTHEBY, Bookseller, at his House, N 0.145, Strand, opposite Catherine-street, on THURSDAY, April 10; and six following Days (Smithsy etcepted), at Twelve o'Clack, A Co LLECTION of PRINTS, the Property of /IL TI-I()Miks LLOYD, Esq. comprising the Cheli.NEurres and rarest Spi cimens'of Engraving, from the earliest period of Chalcography ; including the %Yorks of Finiguerra, The Mister of I , uhi, Altohellu, Marc Antonio ' Buticelti, Marc d e Rav e nna, Juno Bonasont. Master of the Die, Martin Schen goner, &c. &c. with several early speimens, nut mentioned. by Bartsch. Al iteltless in Condition and Impressions. To be V4.wedun Monday, April 7, and Catalogues (price 25.) May he hail at the Place of Sale. THE BATH LOTION. lInS elegant awl useful Combination of simpte Elements heightens awl embellishes the charms nt the ~,,,A t F,,ce ircuunnunicat es to the skin a brilliancy I delicate fineness of trAt Ore and jnlcnile fre•hiles tl:. It 1: ' ,1111111t Indescribed , but which render, a eonnteaanc t or mode' in e pretensions Quint unaccntintubly and let esistably attractive. l bail; of this ineitionible acquisition to the is a coneekni,iteil preparation 4.f the celebrated Bath It'iners, combined with other Ingredients of established puti, bc,..tt preserving, ' and improving the sk'n; it, s!veediTy removes decry hleinisli (row its surface, and protects it from the inclemency of the atioosido.ce, or the ravages of M 0... Invented be llaron Daltbirf, tint) sul ! by the Proprietor's sole• .Igetttc,•Oicitield and Bentley, Perfumers, .No. 7, •t.ittlt Q:401-irret, Holborn; likek‘iso by Criip, 49, Newiratil ',ei.o mad the ('.triter of Spring Gardens • Bacnn, 150, and ()xt,,1 . 11-st rrit ; Tait, 4i, ; I)nb , nti and 99, tt•,vnviri,et ; 47, Piccadilly; Satigninc, ,•• • • t'k.a, NEW EDITION OP LORD HOW. VND'S LOPE DE VEOA • WITI I AD or noNs. ►ia Dad• trai published, iti Two Vulomes, Post Bro. with Twu Portraits, price Qts. huords, QOAIE ACCOUNT of LIVES nod WRIT 1. INftti of I,OPF: F r t.LX PE VEGA CARPI° nod GUII4,EN.IO • fly HE` Rl' nit:HARR LORD TIOLIAND. Printed for Loot t nottt, floc t, Berg, ooue, nod Brown ; E. Jeffery; nod Itidgwnyund Sou', Lumina. • • This Day were published, to he continued every Two Months, price 51.• each, Nnmhers 1. and H.—Of Tflf. cortrmsroN DENT, consisting of LETTERs, 'Moral, POlitical, and Literary,' between eminent Writers in France and England. - The English Ar ticles- collected and arranged by Di% STODDART. Contents a Nu. 11. • Evnt.tsn'Atertcm:s.-On the Life of John Wesley, R. S.— On the Nepaul War, Y. , Z.—On the present State of the I.rama in togland, G. .Pailiamentary lleform, W. J. On the Political Associations in Germany, C. 11. N.—On the. Duchess of Angonleme, (Extract.) • Flir,Ncti A wile LlN.**oll • the" State. of the errs% .France, F.—On - the State of Ethic ,tion in Fiance, L.—Oil the State of the Jews in France, 1.. V.—Eloge of Duck, NET).—On the put%vot Chantherof Depitties, X. ' • • • ' Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Ikeprvu, Paternoster-row. . . . TO THE ADMIREIIS OF GLOSSY BOOTS. RI c lIAlt D TURNER'S REAL JAPAN ft LACKING may be had or the 'undcr-mentioned re spectable Shopkeepers, and also of • all the orincipal Shop keepers in every , great Town throughout Ettgliattl :--- . . ALIERPLEN• NARDERTIS. NEAllit •. Moir. George. 'Ambrose, CAR ! AUTIIEN. TE.NDY. Mon an. Daniels, • Chil,le. • WHITEUAVEN. Williams. LLAUtillattN. Alliiisoll. i ' Hole ono. Harry. InANnovtnY. Cook and Morris, fiztvg,:yoßDwEsT. wini,„,,,,„. IlansoiN ' Potter. Sr. CLEAR'S. *itrANSE • . TborOos, Ell wards. Jennings, its:inter, Pricket. llatrotl. Edmonds, NI , l,roan. Vaughan, Jenkings,irrinnum - Lewii. - Aliray. ger. It ss. 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(th e Committer; thereon being negatived,) read a third time and passed. • , SEDITIOUS ASSEMBLIES PREVENT ION BILL. • The Orderdpon which their Lordships were summoned being read, Viscount , SiDSI4)U2II rose to move the second ri ailing of the above Bill. lie did nut conceive it necessary to take tip much of their LordshipS' tinie on. the present occasion, us he understood that such objections as prevailed were rather more against certain of the Clauses than against the. principle .the Bill. With respect to the neces sity of the present, and the other tOefizwres which had already received .the slinct!ost of Parliament, Olt it Lordsh:Ps Well knew they were founded on the Reports of the Lirminitteei, and on the pub. , licly notorious circumstances' of the country. The Committees were vlecidedly Of opinion that far ther measures were necessary fOr the farther pre servation of tlie public peace It was equally noto:. rious that.numerous meetings were held under the pretext of obtaining Parliamentery Reform, but which V'Ar r re agitated by ill-designing and disar fected persons, for objects decidedly hostile to and incompatible with the Constitution or safety of the country. To meet and obviate these threat ened dangers, the present measure was calculated. 'lire provisions of the Bill, at the same time, had 'little of tolvelty in them, as a great part were taken from the Act' of the 36th of his . 414..jesty, or front the Supplementary Bill. Others of the clausa were taken from - the Act of the 39t4. Noble Secretary then stated an Outline of the different clauses and provisions of the Bill, and of the cont• paratively few new clauses which were int rOdubed, and which have undergone repeated discusSions in another place) . end argued generally, that the laws, as they stood at present, were not sufficient to connteraccihose evil ) which the present Bill was designed tir',ietnedy. In . such a view of the case, he had no' dimln hitt, their Lordships would generally concur in the second reading Of the Bill, more especially as any - - objection - entertained Noble Lords to the provisions, rould•he more rer.. gitlarly as well as more Coll volicntly diseilised in the ComiWttee. He then moved the tiCCOUti lug of the Bill. KM lle.o , ,vEtgon stated. that. .in eVeri ease where he thought the exkting laws imolcrpiate tq ." • a •••• so la •j, ••- • • ••• I• • 4,•• sent. measure he, was not so well convinced . , he 'differed materially from the Noble, "V!count to the general di.position of the people, %filch, he believed in his couscieuce,, wits not in hostility to the British Constitution. To seven& clauses in the Bill he entertained strong objections, which he allOWed would be better discussed in a Cum. tuittee. Lord 1-Iot.LAND wished it not to be nutlet stood, that if he assented to the B:11's going thrtitigh the present stage he therefore. approved a the med.. sure. On thll . .enntrary, he disapproved .of it, even upon the groand alleged on the lace of the Bill: As things stood, he was not unwilling the Bill 4ionbi go to a Committee, where objections to the pro* visions could best be discussed. The proceeding' adverted to by a Noble,Friend ou a former even ing, of having the Bill divided into two, because some of 'the prot4isions were, upon • a different principle, and calculated fur a different object front the others, was one worthy the set ions at tention of their Lordships. The Bill was -1 hen read a second time. The Earl ofi.avatooot. proposed the Bill's go in; to a C . pounittee to•morrow, and. expressed tt wish to know whetherit was meant to propose an instruction for the Committee to divide the Bill now or to-trivrrow A short 'conversation arose in consequence, principally between the Noble Earl, Lord 114. uml i Earl , Grosvenor ; this seemed to turn chiefly upon points of form and convenience its to the time of moving the instritclion. The result WilS, that an instruction, to the Conimittee tt above, 11114vcil by Etta Grosvenor, Wrts, 00 the question beitag put, negatived ‘vitliont a division. Tile Bill was then committed for to-morrow. REGISTRATION OF SLAVES. Lord Gat NVILLR called to the recollection' of the: tfouse wiust•had Tlssed. on this subject last Session.;. He then thought it was desirable to wait until they should learn the conduct of the local legislatures with respect to the suggested measure, before it should be proposed to thelm perial Parliament ot Great Britain, to interfere int a point -tiw -essential to the .well•being of more than a million of the subjects of this Empire. lie had since heard that a measure ot this description bad been tinder 'the consideration of some of the Colonial Assemblies; and be had no►r to request to know of his Noble Friend ,t he Secrete, y for the Co lonial Pep .Art meat, whether or not a meaqtre of the kind had not been itudt r the consideration of, the Legislature of Jamaica, or if any Bill to that et tect: had beett sent over for the contitkration of the Ad% iserS of the Crown. Earl B41;111/1{ST rimed, that communications hail been addrebsed to the Governors of those Islands, to recommend the uteastoe,of a new Re givration of ,Slaves to the attention of the local 1..14; it-4m ti res. I nteltigence had since been received trout Jamaica that an Act for the purpose hail livers acthally passed. At. Bartit.does oho, it app , art , ( l, vras under ronsidcration'; but it seemed the pm:vetting teas not entirely completed, u+ttil it §liotild he ledriKd.there what was done at St. Vincote‘.. Intelligence was also received, that wog in progress is some of the other