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LOYAL anti INDE ' PF.NDEINIT LIVERY - of LONDON I i hit Royal kli . gh- Ile,. lite Pit iNi:E R 2; ENT, oft-thep . ttseot ~.,,It . of Public 'Alfiiiri , ---,ntrexpressinzaitieir A tith.rrehee 01 the I:tte nariq and tti,itoroas.Atteinitt tin' the Litt tif his Royal Highness, lies 1,' , .- sigaitk.nre a t the London 'raver.), Ble.L. l togate-street, and tire I f tnicinit Cuirest house, Ltid,;.J.te-hill. iy ( )rtfir of ilie-Guattuitteo, ...._. L4'14011, Yeb. is, 1617. r. W A. 1). ELC:I-1, Secretary. TO THE EDITOR OF THE SUN. FOREIGN sEAMIN. PLAN FOR SENDING FOli.ElciN SEAMEii TO THEIR Pi' la YE COUNTRY. OFFIC'ZfI-P Fel'. 3, 1817. OFFICEfiS of. Nis M - 435nr5.• do here 61/ gips kdOr;,,,, , ! 11 ! • tr,,,pede",d ed . i:l he r ece i ved at their Ofice Pall-Mall; ox • • 3lodutoy, the 2 4t h Instant, front such Persons 1:3 flay ht willing do undertake the - Supply of TC)OLS of vari- • lierhacriplions for Service of this fiepartment fur a- pe -I:l!4efrktterrilrSt yleterfniiirible rt.r the exd.eiration_ of the )Inr, sp sn notice V Tbree 41; on dhs, at the, 9Pli°4 ker tart y , Pip • .„ l tie A,ti c l rs ?ray be viewed up on applicatio at PiNtipat .Aittrated n Office ida. the 7‘): ; and , far- Poilitelvd.,,together.,with the Terms aNd weal be knou: 4 411 day ad th e Secretary'l ( o . ' 3 ' , in :; I' 4 awl a M y belujeen e Hours of Tell 44,1 toia're• th e : l'raposals hoist be delivered, e ; 444 ' 4 k oraQd , " PrupoiAls for Tools, Ike , ;" b" 1 tIR be,asiatifted,ePer the said 9•114 bestadl,ti,u! :Vows rif,the sau t e rlay,; neither wyl rC.t e i 4►eta ht '444'44 unles„d Party making it, o'' 41 ! •-g 'itiedt - • takhd Order of the floarti,' 2222 , • Cla:7 7 : l ;:Sarciaril • 'll, PIC7I?/11.1.1.:Vri-OFFICE, Feb, 7, 1817. I‘4 Vl', COltiliSa/ONERS for V/C717-/LLILVG t . 1;1'.141J/SsirY'S 4 Vdt'Y do hereby give Notice, that '' 'll ' '.'44l ' t 4 r tith inatant, they wilt' re reed,; to re '''l 111 t i r t _ th 474 il. 'oriltrih.. 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', hil liut`ct4 ---" . ‘l4r t:,'l,"a4.l.tcdOthed% 'l.- 1: t.4 1" 1 1 4 I huthur I', eh t'''' kti. '"lt'WtedVe br i` "` - ''''u'.'" 4tuntagel%3c. i 1 / 460 4. 1.,,,$)jte.C11.11110(11 Si _iiiii, IN. ,-,, n!'lljun 1. ''!' 91,1 1)'xilltl••••••114 etitutide eve .thiPio`. ‘,0,,,,1tt, r 1 i 1,11111 ,'l rni.lititt itniirtits of t• ithrr 4ex iaa , % Talk, 4 ii'''4lll:jii`,,`,l,'i'd. 0114 o t t vent ti,i,itililcrstAiltliag, ll' '-',:4,1 ;it :ilt.4 :141:,1.:i5,v(,1 11, ,(....1,1;,.i..t, ti...t., are alwaYttliti a tr. f 1 :14 ithwt.t tti letter 4 elm, , „.,. - .olls. /1, th,..,. . COSS anit' Lo , 'M..slt. C. Sur g t ~ ..4, ti,,l7i-!l,tit:tt'r'ottureryi, 11,leetAttr vet, 1.,H(41!-, ~ ..,.... to de t'l''%;::' 'Y''"ltl,l4.ttt:).:::l"t' Y 1!"!IIII ibt' Pluilleeit't ;T:e PraPer '* ' ll t 4 fUrAlittl‘'ll 11'14 l'itir' II:g114e:' 7 ) lAN ( ttr distant. REFUGE FOR THE DES'firiTTE. THE TENTI-1 ANNIVEKSARY DINNER win he at the CITY of LONDON TAVEItN, gu4 , -st,kcet, 91; ri-ILIASDAY,•the 13th of Ftruary, 1817. PIIESI»tNt, His flora Highnos the DUKE of YORK in th e Ch air. VICR-Pitk:Slnt:NT4, .144GracetheDulie ofitedford ; Rt. 1-ton. Lord Kenyon nie inost. NAIli ltlarqnis of ' RC' thin. Lord Carl iogton Hastings Rt. Hon. N.Vansittart, Chao- Rt. Hon. 1 ord Visc.Csidniooth . cclior of the Exchequer k . llt. lion. and Rt. Erv.tlie Ili- Rt. Ilun. tiro. Rose, MA'. sllO l . of London , Rt. Eton. Sir T. PltnueriViee- Hon. ono Rt. Ittv. the Bishop Chancellor of Oxford ' ' . • Sir Thomas Baring, Bart. Rt: ti i iy. -Eartlrt Brislx+l ' ' ... Ci eery- elini fo rfi, E 041• M.P., ,Rt. Hint. Lord Eardley., -, . Alexander Bennett; Big.. nuns, Edward Forster, Esq. Rev. E. W. Whittaker T#EAS . Earl of Harilwicke Hon. FARO of fret , A ThOrliaS Furly Forster, Esq. William H,,i‘mn, Esq. ' F. Molyneux Onsmaney, F. , sq. fir ce Pearse, Esq. ,- . John ltidout,:Esq. , : 1110111 AS Roberti ' Esq. John Anthony ltuckrt, Esq . Itt. Lord }:.coon lit. .1. ii: A(1(111101611 Sir C'i:Arles Flower, Bart. • John Betiiett, FAY. ‘Villiam.Burdon, Eq. John Earley Ceok, ksq. Dittoes - nt Six ~'Clock precisely. Tick f its, FOurteen Slti etc ,to, be had of the 'Cren , curers, Stewards, and Secretary; at the Refuge to tinc!iney road and floictun of the Collectors, and. at .t he 114 r of the Torero. ROBEItT CROSBY, Secretary. This Dia Ins published, Mach corrected and enlarged, , a . hew Edition, being the 'Tenth, in 2 Vols. Svo. price li. is. witbllaps, Plans, &c. 91E1E BATTLE of WATERLOO , wi th sir cumstantial Details by a near Obpervcr,_ with molt Ncw and Important C o mmunication, bon, Staff .and Regi mentalPtficers; containing a:Mass of Information on this memorable Event, by those who were actually bye-witnesses of and Sharers in they Glory of short Campaign, and in their own wortis..,•:lliegister of the (Micas employed with. their - flank, and the Several Calnalties is, subjoined, with every authentic • n format iott and Document • relating thereto.A :;eries: Of i 4 Ea things from the spirited Sketches of Captain G: Junes, may . also be bad in'illitstration 'alb° abovil 'Work. .This Day was published, in Oro. Flee 71. Cd. boaro, REPORT of the Proceeelings upon an infor. IX million in the Nature of a Qua Wartauto, at the Suit of the against Walter. O'Grady, respecting . the. Right of ppoilo ineut to the Mike of Clerk of the in his 11;4esty's Court at Exchequer in Ireland, tried at ilia in . the Court .of - Kim's Bench, DUblitt, upon the :7th, 18t11, 20t1t, 25th, and '26th Dais .of Novetuberi OW. By 14 W. ORLI:Nit, Esq Barristcr at Law. Prinked fat I,.onginan, Hurst, Reri, Orme, and iirOvni ; and ic!. I itiittiY, toirdsal ; an•l - 1 lite!), Oubliti. Phis Day wts published, in foolscap aro. price 7s. enf. hoards, _BOLD t;e DA UNT LES S, a Poem in Six Cantos. the' Author of " I'he Bridal of Trierinsitt." To which wort it Nuns a Second Volume. Frinted tnr Hurst, Res, Orme, and Brown,Lon don ; :aid Constable and Cu. Ediubuigh. Also, in tWQ Volatiles, The Bridal of Triermain, Harold the Dauntless, and 'Mis cellaneous Poems. Prim las. boardi. • MISS PORTER'S NEW NOVEL This Day was ptshlishrd, The Second Edition, in 4 Volumes, limo. price 11. 115,.61, boards, _ _ 1111-11 i PAS'rORFS FIRE-SIDE-: a Novel.— By NUSJANE pownitt. % Author arrhadJeui of Warsaw • Scottiih chiefs, &c. Pren!ett for_Longnsitni .Hurst, Ltces, Orate antl brawn, Pateriso'stet -row. • •of vrham limy he had, .ticois•Editlotts of . I. Thaddeus of Warsaw, 4 sots, tos. tioartls. It. Scottish Chiefs, s vblC )I. 15s• Also by MISS A. M. I'OILTEE, ;tl. !Itecitrie Of Norvesy; 4 vols. ;1.'141. iiit..Vtotwariatt Oft.thrrs, 3 vots. tas. Sibissliati, 4 vufi. 11. Is. ' BATEhIf% N ON 'CUTANEOU S DISEASES. , This Day wasyublishe4l, in svo: (Illustrated by a coloured Plate of the Eight Orders), the 4th Edition, priertßs. in boards,' of A pRAcTicAL sYNUPSIS f cuTANEous . according to the Arrangoent of Dr. %YU-7 tkhihitiag , t corießo VitiV otihti Diagnostic Systiptenus, and the Method of Treatment. By THOMAS BATEMAN, Physician to the tublit Dispensary, and to the Fever. In • ' stitution. Printed for Longman, Herat, Dees, Orme, and Browne, Paternost cr-rJw. , 4 His .modc of treating his . sutject, renders his work a Tiiitfret yeti *ur!rs of this 'description:"ge neral gt“:.)fitiLlat 1111 an the work, it is scares:lv n e cessary' to arid' our .opinion that it, ought to be in the library of every member of the - Viaession." , • • . • Edin Med. Snrgical Journal, Jan. 181,4. . , :This Pnywa, published, irandsontely prinwl in small eve, win 10 Plates, pi j ce Ts, Gil: • A New Edition NET IV T E 61. D OLE 71' C . fortncyl opts VIIINCIMg% of ECONO - .IY, . a n d 110apted to the use Of Pro‘itte the Mana Contpris ilig also Inc Art of Carrin , ,r, Ot t serretioos on ge ruent of the Dairy,' and Poultry Yard ; Instritetions for Home Brewery. Wines, Cw.c. Cooke ry for the Sict, and for the Poor ; many tery usvfot iMiseellisorous'neeeipts, Acid Viecethm. proper to be given to Servants both in Town and Country. Tsitrti , htch is prefixed itn' Essoy DUmestie Iteohorny Mid 1a4.1 Islaysgonenk ekapprising many. .okervation4 r syl-Oeh wur be found particUlarly useful to the distress of Dy A LADY. "This is really one of the uiost practically useful Sonia has of rttty h e a r we bare on the .subject. The Lady who. ry *litter% has not studied how to form expvusive articles Sur luxurious tables, butt, bombine elegance with economy; She has given her, directions in a plain s ensible nianner4 O. every - body tan ti nt nders - mad) and these are nut confined mere- to Cookery, but are extended to a variety of objects in use in 7 families; by *hick means the utility ot the - Book is very muoltinereased. indeed." Printed for John Murray, Al hemarle-street ; so ld rdso,by every other pooksellerin England, Scotland, and Ireland. Of chum maybe bitd,latele pultli , be 4 l7 • The NEW FAMILY _ItECEII"I' BOOK, a N W Edition, g rea tly improved, handsomely priuttal in swan Btto.• price 7 5 . Vd. in boards. Sta, 77 —As a woman, neither my inclination nor mylex allow ine to tearch deep into politics this .is luckily the province ofthen, fo I. fear that a sitiatteiing in the science does not improve the understanding nor ameliorate the heart—yon • will perlinPs remind me that there is a :naterial difference between politics in the true. sense of the word owl that branch of it wlich ought to be termed faction, as applied to any party differing from others and will assure me that the noblest Study is that pohlics which not c:ubm - xes the good of.individuals, the benefit of country, but the happiness of all mankind : I shell noL stop o enter into definitions with you, beyond tlie reach probably of my comprehension, but be eonzent to crsounanicate tuy observations on those things which ril•@ DOW commonly called politics. My husband, Sir, from a ,plain, honest, con tenred man, •has' all of a snciden roused himself into violence and complaint ; he was formerly satisfied with public things as they were, and expelled all his peecant humours ,on his servant and his horse; —but he Is as lately 'found out how easy it is to be clamourous on a more extensive scale, and is one of the popular harauguists against the abuses of Government. With hint lam always silent, for obedience in a Wife is her .interest as well as her duty—but 1 may complain a little to yon, that the language of the hustings and the waggon are brought into the kitchen ; and my cook, whu used to he under my sole direction, is addressed every mot ing in a speech, " a load set speech" of an hour long on abuses of the coa' tub, corruption 01 - stale food, reform of the , sauce. pans and retreachment of the grease pot. These four words have a sort of talismanic power, and form now a to 4:.at part of our common parlance— nay, on some friend's► making the usual ingenious remark, that " the weather had been very bad," to which my !Mahood would have formerly most sagaciouily answered, " Indeed it has Sir," he now replied '' ies, Sit., the seasons have pie. duced abuses and corruptivri in the soil and in the. elinwte, and there is nothing can be snore neces ',try for the banpineatof_our.country, nor more anxiously to be tiesired, than a thr)rtrt orate elements and a Regrenchmesst of rain.",-1 dare say, Sir, that yottr Compositor 3 keep these words constantly set up, to be used on all occasions. For my own part, it must be confessed that I do see it necessary for something to be done by the Le gislature in the present perturbed state of tbe'conn try ; fill violent changes, and particularly that front War toPetiee, must cause considerable pher2iions in the relativesituation of persons, projects, and pur suits—what that somethings shonld he,,ought cer tainly to be left for , he 'great talents of the most enlightened men, and they are Principally to be found in Purliamentthey are the regular physi cia-Os who ate to be appliedlo, in all diseases of the Constitution—That the great clamourers out of Parnutrient' on both . sideS of the question are mere quacks, you • will readily' agree with me, be cause they do not prescritie according to the na tnre of the citse, but each. has its.nevarfailitignos trum„ its sovereign specific---ratd. the Quacks of one side are ever „railing . at. the Quacks of the other--trthe Soup Quack raves at the RefOrm , Quack, and ' vice versa, and for my part, being privileged as a female, I laugh at them both.— An old couple, iu some distress,.opplied to me for a recommendation to the Subscription Com , tnittee.f—slie-wanted a petticoat . and they gave her a boson of snap, assuring her it would do lit r more F ood, and MUM beg quite as well as fl: inwl ; the husband 'applied to mine for a pair of left oil breeches—lie gave him the Petition for a Reform in Parliament, and told him that was the sole . . . „ specific for covering his natcettness—and I fimey but' for my.exerti6ns these"gocid 'creatures might have been. starved to4leuth with cold for the prin ciples of party politics7-soup is very good in its way, and so perhaps msy Reform be—but neither of 'them ran be sovereign remedizs. While . writing`the last weed I 'was calledharan n dow to dio dinner, , tout found my ear° . Toso guing the footman on his improper mode of placing the dislics; calling then) the atuSes and corruptions cif the-table —recommending a 14form of - their puti. tiuns 404 a rqrench»zent in their quantity. 1 teas about to observe something, when it struck the thiaithlisti favourite words might be forcibly used an the; torionon. tople Of , wirrsinterferences, *ld prudently held my tongue, but " as kitties . 11111 St cro flillllll,ICMC or burst," I determined to pour I c ut all trig tloquence upon you--Are you not ob. rgfd to rule----or do 'Ow wish fi•rartneht4t 'of tointnunication—if so you will hear no more frOm ' ‘E.LT.I.. it is too true dint We' bave•n number of Foreign Seamen in the ISletrupoiis' iu u'stiltu or ttte grenits tiiitrtss ; and inueli Witte lizis been thrown on the Foreign Alin6ters, for not sending home cLe natives cif their relpective countries. .I:stice demands, we should say, that the Na tives of the Netberian6 or of liultand might ilot to be elsseed arnong.these; the cotisulAie.)et al of those countries has advertised that he v'ilt scud home all st!;:h nt apply to him fbr that purpose. The same justice oetuands that we should Cm y that natives'or subjects of n'ancti are elso Wet.% home by the French Minister, from London' to Calais, ut the expetice ut his Govtimment. It iiPtrot to be ext)'ceted-ilittt these puor people can kuow this, which is soYery little known among ourselves; but tbe.Magistr,ite3 to %%horn they ap ply must know it, at least we 'presume $.O, aril if they do not, we assure theta of the truth ut our assertion. We are too apt to make mountains of mole- hills. What trouble would there be to iave cards in the French and English languages putiy in the public streets, or no the bridges, to which they resort, or at the doors of the Police Orlices, directing such subjects to apply to SUC:I4 sters ? The ext)ence of sending a Frenchman from London to Duvet is t;lo 7 t shillings ; and when - he arrives at the Alien Othce there, a tree passage . is given him to Calais. All that a French subject in distress has to do, is to apply to the French Minister, who gi‘:es a P6561)011 and an Order to the Chief of the Alien Office in London, from whom he will receive the necessary route papers, which will entitle him to receive 2s. at Dartford, 2s. at Hoe:tester, 2s. IA Situ:ll)6nm, 2s. at. Canterbury, and, on his ar rival at Dover, to his being received on hoard a vessel iinmediately. We trust that these libetial examples, set by these two - Ministers of naval powers go the Con.— tinent, With the very tritiing.expcliee attendant ,on the sending lame tsn ioAlividdal, will be fol lowed by the Ministers of otter um ions. The Ministers of France and the Netherlands, and much to their praise .be it spoken, having thus Voluntarily, and toast liberally advanced to this duty, and set the fair example 'to the r,ii nisters of other nations, neither French, Dutch, or Flemish Seamen Ointlit to be found among these unfintimate outcasts, or if found, should be' Sent home IMmeiliately. To this is now added, the Minister of the Por tngtteie Governmilt,,wliti.has ii!lertaken to take the charge of cue stiblect , , belonging to his Go- . -17,11111 CW, and we trust, that . with . such examples before their cycs, the other Foreign Ministers will do the same. DUTCU PAPERS. BRUSSELS, Fan. 1.--Letrers from . Cambray nowstte;iltat i t is generally reported there, that the right wing or *Army of OcettpatiOn is to be dithinished in the.msionth of March next. It ii said that the Ostisp,pf Wellington lihnself ee.usi ders the maintenance of tranquillity as sa securc,.that the diminution Of the Armyof . tbe . Allies in France will not be attended' with any danger, and that . this diminution, .under the pre sent circumstances of distress cannot fail tat having a very favourable effect on the people's minds, to the advantage of the Royal Government. — These reports ; bare already produced a happy effect on the inhabitants of the Northern French DepartMents. Cargoes of corn continue to be conveyed by - the litaese and the Moselle for tlik Russian and Prussian troops in France. , AN:TWERP, FEM. the yetu 1516, 4402 vessels entered our port : of these 910 were large merchantmen, 242 of them were Etigii,h, American, 23 French, 60 ilaneverian, . belonged to the Netherlands. The great . nuw. her of small vessels from the interior ,(3192) was 'wised . *by the conveyance of large quantitiel Of corn to France.—Of all the countries of the world,. Spainitss taken the greatest quantities of Our prodUctions and manufaettires—namely, to the atnntint a 14 fr a ncs , CILAQMITURTiI; JAI. 19 —Within these few Y$ and soon after, General Ptrnst. ! letti, were brought through here with a strong. escort, to be conveyed to the fortress of 3usevii- "6 13 11 1‘ . VOHS, JAN. 30.—8 y 's letter 'from the Go., veritor of this Provincetb the Mayors, it appears that there have been in several place's turnulCuous mee tings to prevent the free circulation of corn in the interior. Vact.:l4i, JaK . 22 ,--Thottgli Prince Scliwart• zenburg is better, jt is teorett he will not be for a long time to icittme his office. as Plesitlent of the Aunt; C.Jitticil of War.