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

• • Silly NEI% S, „,. APRIL the Lady - fs LVcan it•ofliee thicket, * Captain LIVEING, . 'ell, with mails atni passengers. • )cst., A i P ait:3;—Arrived, and remains, hi is j 9l Y . ,i dill) Pioneer, from ta ith.east, NllVryt thlr rn, APR/L 3.—Arrived his Majesty's , 'tearer, Pelic an , and Sheerwater,:tronv Ontess, and Tiber from a cruise ; Os() the , 1 r Sisters, llovetsrivNis, -- from Ci.iriatiana.—, Red the Retrieve transport hie Cork, antl„Vfal'''. 6111Elt. novecitiG, for Roseoff —Wind S. E. Pl./Mown', APRIL l.—Arrived the Maria Do- ClittisTtAtisoll, from Langsound. Sailed e True Briton for America, and Paragon for the France. —Wind taunt, Arrit. Smyrna, .' for Snlyrn ; - S. E. •o ft 11 kfrttEs.NlAßCu 30.--The sloop Voest, GnST A , lorlmnilon, from St 'Michael's, was drqll ih damage, and must discharge to ticz. Attar. 3.--Arrived the Prince Co ' Londo n for the Braiik, leaky. I APRIL 3.—Arrived the Grantham, Good Verwagten, Mid 'l46l ; Friendship, Williamson, from 1 ; three Brothers, VideMen, from Bre -414'. Yemricli, from Rotterdam ; and l " n ora. Nlaltuborg, from Wol' ...Watson, for St. John's,. .N. 1 " 114 elson. for Montreal ; 1411111 "gh; and Onderneiming, Weida i(anerdam. • IIItrGIITON, Aram 2. 011!GINAL . POE:1111'. VIRGIL is IrgsrauxsrEs.. FIRST E.CuX)LTE. [Mr. CanatTT cannot with. any face complain of this part ing hick, when he turns to his Twelfth Volume of Peter Per• and *reads this identical itclogue, parodied, though stitisidly, enough, against Doctut Pilicsltai—whotii he has lauw imitated in emigrating hum the Suspension Act to America.] ; For 11,111ei (tor Prance,--IViiid S Yai.aloutia, APP IL 1 liitet i for Smyrna. —:.1 trir4ra,E, NI AIICII 30. A 16r Linniloll, from ilsere with damage, ac Cr, twisnkTe.; APRIL 3._ tag, Ctflit Londo n for t l iv ltt NU, A PRIL 3.- i146'.46111 Uctirarni'r + i 11e ' fr°lll btll"Zirl ; Ur ie r 6 row 4 lllree Brollie .. . ) Jane, l'enwick, ,111114),1 Utnnura, Mal 4d the gne3„.lllett*,) Ti ' 41 i °; 11 E1;101011, for ' llll . l -. f4:ll.inihtirol ; it :"skt Rotterdam. L'' ',, • )11{IGLITO .11 4 , 0 , II.P.GtXT, 1 it:1,1'11):Y t.! e,C,,k1.1; 11 ii, b, -‘l .. 11t. ImatlaG, 44 I,rithe ,ilahle ell, tri,,,, l it lVl Oro Ale v; 1 ll4:‘.ll:.llt'e to (he ri ~, , ,ilillit! 111 , 11 11 , .'5 S . rt itl $ h I , ~ t 4 40 titititttet , , 1,1:t:n t 1 ' r t i 1 114 - 4 "' )orseb Ac ~ ,ri nger arrival 1 I • . 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" tli ' : 1 1 44 h 41 4 1 ro 1 ,, %l ii oiris:-, "114f.it, el4ll V O 4 til;€o.'j k tti vy I.'slho " (ti e 0 0,, kfte,.- ,tll,l ' t s 1 tli 114Qn . itII, . itti tilt! i... r .i i ll !" , t), 4 tit "e 0 Af t . 1 0; 1 1,.. t t ter 1 1 0 "N o 1 0 ., ~, I, li_Nrsii ic ,,.., if ~i , my 4 ~, ''. pi , Atithitri R 41 1(r) , 1 1,1 I ill , , +1) 4 , 14 -ara lri ,p(e t ,• i t',,t ; %I, i illte ,;;110 b ik 44 tliek Fitttr ‘ trldp,tl4- h,, HUNG AND COBIIETT. • CwillitTT. • You, my dear ElaaaY, in'the Fields of Spa • C . untrive new quibbles to•erade the law : I, with my spouse and bairns, far hence must jog, ' To find fresh quarters fur the Hampshire Hog; While yoU,'uureied by informations, teach (0), The gaping crowd to swallow BottnErr's speech.' HUNT. CO Oh %was a Lord did this high grace afford , • For still to me shall CaconaNr, be ruy Lord. stilt :La my penny help to pay his fine, ; ;)/And arm his Frigate for the great design orders out my Tandem, its you see, _And Indstue'runAny rig of ribaldry. COBISETT. )In troth I envy not only stare, That you my transpoqntnin should out share; Methinks, wheu t atn off, you should nut wise The earliest ship fui• Peciarribopolis.— ' (e) Dame Conaim see,. ?Atli Hip .wd l~ullanal3full ;-- 1 gut to Liwipoul. Ann m) young bra.;e.of poiker,, DILL autl,JacK, Wham I must hear upon my bare broad_back, - Sad chance, 'which I—if aught to sue could teach— ., Might will hate guesied;fruut SuoUunam's warning ,01. \ v sprt.CLl : The 11111, that owns Suensian's tickil‘h name, Atiti cetall3lAN'S creaking gibbet to my alialue. " SW 6111 we, LIAL, what awl of I,orn, 1 1 , ;. , /, 10 • lithis, who lets yuu runt anal r,:il.. - a,,.. HUNT. (f) 1 thought,-rovhat sionsrii4e in IU non did run • : That Luttdmt rtkwil wit* just like 4 )iiiidleton, Or Purtstfuwu's ssupiiig wheic yi.tu and L Used to ,01.vom thu soli, ut Liqerty. So, Like act:OlllAL the Cub, Tim paraut JituU'Ati and ti.tuiptleu Club liut tuwas to Lunduit'seent as tint, • • Asculuulutt cuustublas to mighty 111a.r. ------....---- "Its?. about one o'clock to-day, ' e Cherk Marshal of the Stud, and Ikrtstsetto, kit the Palace on horse.- t he staple entrance in Church-street. - th e . new road into North-street, i' l l , l i " ,, t to the rides and, clowns Welt ward . 7 , , ; '"' , ss did not return to the Palace =0 ntitintes of ,dinner, six o'clock, "horseback nearly five'haHrs' .' A / 44 4 , 4 0 4 0 ived at the : P.aviiitii late last 4 h a r t .. 0 . and another thi n morning : 4 ,•d it 'lace departed for.towo. tit, te rvho have left their names at tim 1 14 _ 4 Royal Iliglines arrived haytt 'nerettb. The Conc e it a t the Palak4 Aced snon after nine o'clock, OW ire tnitinigitt. fri it"'e stood very Close in c 4 t.h! en „ ti r ,, , e anti two o'clock yestarda) 104.1 Adliqe. Captain D'Acre, and se -1 thLic"-•tivcrAt afterwards on shore.- , •'. t ail after aker the Jaime,.. 6 -1- - , ‘ltora Is 1 0 to-cky . . - 1 th, t ie cutter; A Lyl ya 1 salute so tong a l u bf, .. _ t q l ," !hi i i.„ i ! *(it ' 11.4" rlt *- ' l' 1 it e t i 1 : 44 44, ( 4 1. ''' , 7 . 110(1 Is. a" P' esent, at an " liiiiirrionad Patriots clailketitaleitirinitJtiliei.u.c hain, . ci t ,, i Anil Liittil It:dormers dangled . d ._ 4 J . " - Ilie /h , . - ( 4 ) to•ila, the‘ Cliff parades have beeo PilY l ui ,., ./1 IHII i' s crows e , . j it , ce ri se, HMI ,HY CJill . e i t u l , l e t be Crown loud and u ai A rti LlT r re c i r , i t i e id: 8117 11? " 0 (1. t:)r the Pavilion, tvv!e ~ I 3t,1,1 1 -.. i d - nia i 1 v , crintluiltn,v! is nut : hare 1" , iofL. 1. Doilithtson'it, and Citotit *8 ' 141 p , I , l t t i tr altite. in North street , w‘eitittoudliVittit should - to Jaceoill• '• . ilio'?-- ‘ ll ‘ki ef U or bl in T l could:not ..wi,n, s ' '" t t : and all app eared to exults to atirAtionutge. uu ultra Mayor; q "f e tre 1 • tl,l t ' at et , I fat t e -..git , 1 it ~ ‘i 4311,01;tgteadestthitapu.laithuteactecao•iftbsaleiltuturst s h t i ti viv e Lord Would spurts; Xpe ciet , l.e tfor [,curt i t h ere in a fete days. tli, l . („0 A ,22, in a tine Eiiistteot twelv! page I. 4 d .. , "need li tt l e . ; Kindly emptied to d iii i r i e le t i l . i n e i m id MU . ,„,,, ,a , tins week, new n nt • tt ‘tti. per . (lance. i ' 2. , (is) Talk on, my buy; His WurBhip su iolie llu . irveitpitieediatiout— li a we ilaidt , notwithstanding us' il drive yaw:Tandem 'oll.' 4 7Y$ i are ordered to attend on ", ne sts for the accommodsr i '. 4 .4 " 4 4lllkerS, to sign 'for iti a fetthlic "ill . be paid on the i , Ki Reduced 4 per cents., Bank erh, Alir,auities t; • -r of c • at town . uye s , t , Garden 'Theatre, sc ' 0, „, la st Friday, on his road to 44, of 13,1torday evening he performed tie crnlitzie Sampson Hll (1 Lubin tog , I' %%i t h l - ak -il lieetistoinell excellence. sitistij.. hreeti.4lleoenta.h.le, hut it wOuld have . coo etr ilmiee been t, 'Malt J, 'Ma lt ', " 4 ' firs t ..• • . , gil io p r , r -PPearence on Nlanday 4, Qte 7 " 41 -larifer of Accidents, and 4.1e4 ' 4 ' 04 . nail Ph y s i c. . u p SouTß u p. 1‘1,• 61 t of . th„ T i 461 X.—Vestertlav a t '" Noe,. - •floalsitants of the-lio! Noe,. ~I I e r b uyncil at their Town , - int. I- "ir 11, e,•rt,,,; • t I .i.r... , t' , l4 . ltip‘ ' IT"rit leti for n" '' ' „ it vi - p telende(i • eilliinCipating the t,/ % sit 1 , 1,0 ~ ittlistlietion of the ,i . ittr ay, a itstuirired of Brixton. to J44 1 '11l o ne 1 1 ) " .b ire• Uniting it as an In t'lttoet,t, 'e 20 Divisions under too el . slidoll correction of the ex= 1 41 u ‘. it W s ,„,"Y 0 London." After si ll '..: NI . resol ve ' t t til >pe t to t , ( to present a till1; 41 ri "e Lord Mayor, Al '44incii of the City of COBBETT. 'Ali lucky dog l--you still May Atteetings call, • And move and si,;ll petitions at Guildhall; (o) Though Valace-yard to spurt you are debisred in, The Duke may tike your noise at : Covent-garden ;• Though new Suspensions she,w their endless force; Though multiplied Provisoes clog course ; you shall not hind yOur seatruld raised before (p) Thu fatal nei4litiourhuod of the Debtors' Dour. ,4104iiky Dog who still your nose can warm, .• ,And;teast With Princes to your luv'd Reform on.Tnitlecharitably .1 lAnAtultiann the penny .Soup-shops o'er their wine, Alio:4 ) o4U you nod, as 11URPLITT 3 lengthy prose, hum, induce a gentle doze.; (r) Nor shall the sweet Siach-pigeon,.(;octutaNE., cease • To mourn thamischiels ut a bourbon peace. Pt.t.‘,. i . Vtst c ernay C'ontain T UTU? was 4 ;tofit. , ritll t ' '1 servant with attempting to ~ 4 41 , 11 ! ) a servant kiri, The Celli") 4t " bY II • —•' • I on telLitiil, „ie sone.' person wit 1 ....flit, ~,irleP:ittienlata of which we (lit e„iy`:4,Pjltin yens ardired to' find kli;,,, P' 4l lit of the parties, ' • 1 11, . un ii Womiin dropptql clown teliit). t itleeta in Leith . t,t. , t i lt it, ; and a portc.r. 1 1); ,1 .iry 0 her sudden death in iAtitti„. I'Q fill down i • •• tI Ot ni !imam y .14 .84 C'ults• rnv . 0 ‘,, ant) iti r",,,("rth'An tesiding at Whitecli3pel . .„1; "1 I, who kits Litely Lnriett her ~.; $1,„) . 414 ' ia hell '' I fifty 1-, - nev c , ten forty and t ""tt ti , ` 1 nal any efiiidren and it k• ;II it pnirit •- •. ' • ' . 'ill ki l or betng again mania 0 t4t tw t • inv. HUNT. sooncf •hall Lorrr forbear to prolso the French, Muiii,Lif his scientific unclench, REFERENCES. (a) Formosam risonare duces Atuaryllida sylras. (b) Deus nobls hsue otia fecit Naquelerit Hie tnibi sertprr Lieu, (c). 2111Cdil!o Irri t bovet, ut cernis, et ipstuu • icvsta VCllein, cAlrtr n o permit ugresti. suitor wagis capellas rrotenns Icier ago: bane (Aim Tityra, deco. da Tityrc, thbern, quam dicuut Itomain, idelibcee, putavi Stultus ego buic nostra; ; qUO swim solemus PAstores ovium teueros depellecc Rictus. Sic canibus catulos Libertas: guns, sera tame'' , reset inerteni; Candidiar'Rostquam tontlenti bah canebat. . (i) This line is stolen froin DsTomes regular translistion. (4) Cal pendere suII patsreris in arhore pinta. (1) Tityrus Nine aberat; ipsai te, Tityre, pines, . Ipsi te fontes, ipsa haw urbusta °cabala. .(nt) 114 6enos cai nostra dies altariafrmant. • (o) Pascite; ut ante, bores pool, et ditnittite (o) --quantvis lapislotnnia nudes, Nec raia vicini ptcoris contagia (f) stoe.lerl Signi,atu; siladebit Wire susurro. (r) Ncc tamer% imam rauci, tua cur a, Patuntbrei-- . ~y ~;'~; .r). Or sly NAPoLron hoax Sir Tliah I*piric4 flow much tnt1:17..1 owe.. . CouilitTT. Bu T, alas ! from England far must fly; To prrcious bacon, quit my sty; Meet. it I can, New. Y.n is without a blush, (t) And dare the damage. , of Doctorßustt Hide in wigwara.my unlucky wig;— , Or Nail with CocuaANE in his corsair brig, And hawk for twopence o'er the Couthern ronin New Registers against the King of Spain. Bait oh 1--when time bath closed the equal Ills Of Billolf Ragging, and of Tradesnien's'Bills, Houtewal,shall I, a freeborn porker, jog, (u) And live again, an happy Hampshire (a) Will Military Law my pen prevent?— • threals thee Stainp-ottice its' rude extent? Shall LottmaNT still the tingling horsewhip stew, And my broad brawn still rise beneath the blow (w) Ai, nu!--my " interesting" Pigsuics, I'h e' lash of LaW and Leather strikes me dutpki My debts I leve, and take but you alone; (x) For you, my wife assures me, are my own.' (y) T will not,peep through iron bars, to see My darlilgs . daogling from the triple tree No Regi.ters writti, lest New south Wales Receive yciat pretty snouts and curly tail 4. HUNT. • Yet stop at least to dinner, my good Wtt.J.:—• The hilt of fare it hot t flagging Rill. 4: i i'*ITTII;ISP in ‘ailee"io7Pericti it SUpplicel IPLZh Treason tarts, 'and Revolution pies; Sc.litionsallad,drest hip; Paris oil; .• And my Reform can alwayi make a /roll. Conte—to the good old Gaulle take o;F your 'wine And thetufarevietl, poor Peter Porcupine. • REFERENCES. • (4) Ante, pererralis an:hornet finibus Exul (t) Doctor-Itinns obtained 5000 slollara damages for a libel, against:Collar:MT t• who fled for the same, at:d is now honestly going beets to pay them.. (is) Post aliquot, men regna videns, mirebor aristas (v) impiits btec tam cults novalia miles habebit (w x) Sec Counerr's runaway Address. We Shall not dis pute the property with him. (y) Nnn ' ego Vos . posthae, viridi prajectus in antro, Dubin si pendere procul de rupe ridetio. (t) '-------sunt tiobis mitiu potatt, Castanets et pressi copia lactis. • • r • PARMA AND THE EX-ENIPRESS MARIA LOUISA. This tray lives in a Style of great splendour, at Parma, but without Ostentation. With the No blesse in the rnontry she has little society. The greater ()Nitro) were 'ruined in their property by the Freon!, Revolution ; mid the wi ole Body, like the rest of their brethern_ in most parts of ItalY, are at the very lowest ebb in point. of cha racter. And edneetion. lieu Court is composed principally of Gernitins. The inferior servants are chiefly French, and nearly the same who served her when tta the throne of France. The Count de Niepperg, Who negocieted the treaty, in virtue of which Ferdinand of .Nanleit stOred to his Tlorone, acts a her Grand Chamber lain ; her darner d'hooneur tire Germans ; her private Secretary is a Viedmontese. The Count At'Aultty is her Miniiter of State aod Grand Chan cellor ;, ti young man, Irish by birth. The teve. one of the Territory is about half a million sterling, and the inhahkants amount to about half the same litt ,,,b e r ropnlat ion is indeed excessive, , in proportion to the extent of the Territory, and the soil is onoso l tlli fertile ; yet the scarcity and dear ness of 'all the stecessaries of life are felt, at this moment, loithe inhabitants, in a greater degree, perhaps, that"' in any other part of the North of Italy, except some districts. of- Piedmont. Retore which Parma h:id to boast, constituted . the French Revolution , the monuments art,of of one of the ooblest collections in Italy. 'Many of the most. v s aitiable of the:paintings have been re. stored ; among .o,cm:the ' St. Jerome and another picture 'of Corregio bot. a* very coositlerable number are still wanting,• sonic of which are, it is saki , now in the privateapartmente of the King of France, the fTuileries. , • The Ex-En:rise (continue* the letter from which the foregoing -is' extracted) wattntiVer at tached to Napoltroo. Site had indeed been pre possessed fivourof. the Prince of Bavaria ; but the dommanils of her father atathe supposed In terests of hey family overcame all hesitation ; nod it is known, that the splendour of. the• French 'l krone was not without considerable influence upon -her, 114 the first months of her enjoying, it. Butt Buonspartes - eaarsiness of language, his torious 'memorise with other women, end' his constant habit of abusing* and triumphing over her father,. quite alienated her filnn hint, , It is a reptain fact, th!tt the : Fl'otb7 l mpresitherself was the person, vslin us.rie time discovery to her father of the plot to carry the young Napolecnt, dttring the hundred 'dap ! • - ETD be eciatimsed.) Manr.noaouon-flov.si!, &c.--Nothing i s dd. nitively settled. There are• (Menll.l4,still in the Way of it.i arrangement relative to .the letting ( Obis fumily mai!siOl), The Princess Cuatti,orra 'wishes to occupy for a icon of three years only ; and the, Dike' is unwilling to part with it for a shOrter period than five years. Something has happened tivitllin these . few days to render it questionable whether her Highness will now sc. cede to aurpropoSition. We understand that the Princess has exprttised a desire to remain at cler. Oiollt, *holly in serinsiap from the world. Satnrday afternoon part of the baggage of the 88th regiment was brought to Edinbur g h Castle, and this tnornigg tlie, depot of that corps marched in from Leith. ,The regiment, on its arrivid from Franee, is tO be quartered there. The 40th re giment marches to Glasgow. A partridge's nest of 16 _eggs, was found the week belme ,oft the grounds of Mr. CHAP.' Th e,o ld 1)4,13 were discovered sitting on tou4, „i near Framlingham, Suf folk. the nest, aml their eggs in.a forward state of in never have oecutred cnbation ; tin instimee deserving of record, as R i e-crienicry of the oldest sportsman. perhaps one so retna rkahl y early may LAW INTELLIGENCE. • cou n itT cktr. APnr I, 3. Jl^' EX-PART 4 STONF.IN THE MATTER OF STOWS. Thts was the Pet ition.of William Stone, akniOit o hom a Commission 'of Bankruptcy had been is• coed while he seas in France, tool he had heen not lautedjor non-appelrance. Poverty and ihe most urgent distresses kept him from cowing home, ltni he now prayed his Lordship to grant an or. der to- the Cortiniissiont rs of 'Bankrupts, to op point time ,ond place where he , might surrender hititsrlf and. be examined. 'll.lr.CuLLes, on the pqrt of the Assignees, said, there were facts in the Petition winch they were prepared to• contradict in the must satisfactory manner, but in the meantime the order might be granted. . . .. 'The Loan CIiANtELLOR g*ve the order, with, relervations to the Assignees. The other business';ot!the day was totally Un important. lilfr.(!c:' '. Evsotvinkrrkitiows COURT. y TIM EARL oP KEItswELL. Yesterday Ali-,lisiatztry'on behalf of Lord Mor ley, opposed the delen.dant, who applied fm• discharge. The Learned Counsel stated, that the deferidant, art 1815, staind indebted to the Eati of Morley for rent and tythes i in arrear, and being arrested, he endeavoured,to get his discharge an insolvent, at the Assizes for the county of nee von.. • Having been remanded on the-ground of a fraudulent removal of his furniture, he put in special bail to the action, and a verdict was found against hint for3,ssol..—Aficr he becaMe a debtor in - execution, he Al c si, R fie . sis schedule witluont the leave of the Court, and iQ the present iastauee, came most irreWarFiVeond time to take the benefit of the AM,, ,kittillasset said lie had a eel.• tificate stating thqffl i ttpd pn which the defendant was remanded, but pit was not transmitted by the Clerk of thel 3 glielr'eccording to the provi• visions of the act, be was not allowed to read ft. Mr. HEATH, for Kerswell, represented to the Court that the itelepdant, who . had been tenant to lord Morley, was totally ignorant how his debt, Olds was no more in the first instance than 201., had been swelled to the suns of 3,5501. Mr..BASSET would not adtt‘lt that the verdict hadbeeit taken on one debt alone, but Ai the.evi. (lessee Irr had .to offer of 'Vie defendant's applica. tion•at the Devon Assizes was . informal, he pro. posed to sloutti the hearing till regular informs.. tion cuuld he.oluained from the' Noble plaintiff . ..l—i The bearing was adjourned to the 22d inst. • WRIT OF ENQUIRY. ftcr. witu a m corwitken, Plairitnr,"aild FPilliam Shenve Samuel Dunbar Neely :4 ;o,llo(re Jones, Dcfentinhti. 'A Writ of EngniryFa . s n hkiti this afternoon, ut the Castle of Exetlr, figforc o ,ll. LiAarvts, Esq. Tinder-Sheriff 'and a' Special Jury, to ascertain the damages trap atition brought by the plaintiff against the def s :ndants (who are the pub lisheri of the Anti-Jacobin .Review), fora libel, which appeared in that work in September tat the libel was contained in a poetical effusion relating to the late contested Election for Devon, in wbkl.t t.O plaintiff was charged •witii' . btiVing promised 'l3lO vote for F. P, B tIThRI), Esquire, and after. *arch; voted for Lord 13innsr 40Tort. Mr. GIFFORD explained the Cllle on the part of the ttitci tvas replied to by Mr.es.snaito, on the part Of the defeodants s; Aftro- two very eloquent 'speeches from the !,,,farrld,CTemlemen, and some judicious remarks bY the Vorier,SherifF, the Jury . withdrew, and in about half en hour 'returned damages for the ptuißeffrrntririthared pounds and costs.--(Zreter Flying Pica:) • TO MR. Rid A RD TURNER, ON HIS INCOMPARABLE BIACKINQ. As whetttbe run's glad beams diffuse Resplendent lustre far and near, • • So shiries your Bliteking on, my stiocg, • Uns , dlied, splendid, !!right, and 'Clear. le Sol What .planet can ed•ttpure, • • What morning star shines half so bright ? For influence, heal, and light, are tbefe, flail matchless sourcti of nontulleoi bee . The blossom spreads itself to thee, • • • iltirentraftrees, athwart; iind'fruit; And in the eve; the Western Sea, 'Spontantroasi•olli to pay thee Suit. But cease, my Muse, this Idly strain, Nor sun, nor xititit, nor sipis.expline, Bus to the polo ri.rert ' For merit is retervgileip sistre. . 'Tisnierit moves me nqqg to suite, IVliy should itilithpilAi In My tongue ? For merit must • And he to when} if dbili Wong. Ty taiElt, thy stanfitlaiPretarkUsfands, High on the pinnacle of Fame, , • ~ . Thy lively genius then demands Some littletribute ta thy name. 'Thy curious' liquid, shining Black, . • the rare invention of thy mind, Was not explored in eggs? bask,. . • •;• Nor ever f ;walk!! lib maistdati. ,This Blacking, when it is applieva, Boids Or Shoes, such lustre yields, That those aho use it think with pride' -Qti To sista, of Saint George's•helds. • 'Tis he, and he nlooe, that c.,u• This matehless,ehnipmiipilttlllalie; Second his grilit'eXeriths then, Rendered so usefuhfir What, though the siflymy ibnents boast, And oust :y preo - ratitlit Yet is their grande4rgrolattrloit Without this flick ing un thrir Shoes. , • • UrAe • then, your footsteps to the Place, (this rvnowned,tpun's.ohode ; }lir habitation yon may trace 11y journeying to tho Londou Road. ' 'Ake notice, this Blacking may he had, Wholesale eild Re tail, at the Exportation. Warehouse, 114, London Itetv.l. Southwark, and by al! tlie Grocers, Perfumers, Oilmen, and 'Boutmalsers in the Metropolis, and in every Town in Eng* land. • • Nil, Ask for 'Pr anit's Vackiag. SlVlTlingt" APUIL 4..:-I'his day's Market had a short suf;• ply of the various kinds' of Cattle ; Beef and Mutton we: D cheaper ; . Veal and York sold at last prices; and the trade citt general %VAS not 'over brisk. The sales in the Hay-Inartet were not ; Hay, Straw, and Clover, fetched last prices. The undrrqueutione4 Wives and Numbersitre an accurate statement : To sinit the OITA, per stone of ells. Beef, Bs. ed. tb 4t. titl. Altittoff, 8-s. ed. to 4s. ed. Lantb, 7e. Qd. to . 9s. ad. Veto, ts. 4d. to 6'. Otl. tort, as„ ed. to l i i . easts, 510. Sheep and 14ambii, 4,600. Cen t s, 5- 0 , gi gs . ;IV timt-MAnar.r.—Tlay, N. Os. to Ed. 15s. Straw, 34101. to 11. zs. Carts, 41.01, to 84. Os. COBBUTT. WWI brought yuu hither then ?—What pattiot plan t '' ' ' Iit.INT. •(g Irreelloto7the Dill of !tights--and Rights of Man. Swerck resodom, though so late I caught her glance, Ttnit first excited the iteturni , of l'raneo t • liis) l6 'lsWint Wen, though torudy, 1 turned to Grey; utokt 44 Fret:duns came, and conscience slipt away. I Tilt:. LE r filth, old hay, white con,cience krpt sue quiet, , i) , L ii, 4er tice4neti shout Rely's') or !tint. In all that tiuse 1 tended lay small farm, Anti glottal wrote, nar spoke, nor thought'of harm ; lint went to County Meetings, quite coutesit, (i) " And still returned as empty as I went." . , si